Going to Hawaii end of week so might check out a pair

added to chart, did you go with that Logitech headset @Jarian Gibson

Haven’t decided yet

I did get a wired one for monitoring when we do podcasts

I like the bigger ear pockets as the smaller ones hurt my ears

Quick question: On the NUC units you can use just one stick of RAM; it doesn't have to be installed in pairs, right?

singles are fine according to the site

Check PSU @User

I like the bigger around the ear headsets, the over the ear ones hurt me as @Jarian Gibson mentioned. I would say that in a recent flight everyone complained about this one guy that was very loud and difficult, he was sitting two rows behind me and I didn’t even notice him. Happy for my bose qc35's.

Thanks, that's what I thought.

Love it!!!!!

Can someone share their Server 2016 unattend.xml file, please? I am having issues and want to compare

TY!

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ThinLinx?

No, Stratodesk. Will do the same testing with a couple of RPI3 units.

Anyone running Ubiquiti gear and running a local Controller, look out for this when upgrading to 5.6.20+ https://community.ubnt.com/t5/UniFi-Wireless/NOTICE-UniFi-Controller-Memory-Usage-5-6-20/m-p/2137209#M261686

Thanks for the heads up. I am running their server appliance for network controller and dvr

I've managed to get the Controller running again after the fix but now all my devices are looping between adopting and disconnecting.

I just upgraded a Raspberry Pi 2 running the controller and no issues so far. Mem use shows stable.

For those that didn't catch Ruben's tweet on this - https://wiki.eth0.nl/index.php/LackRack

<!here> who of you worked with vSAN in Prod?

@User Hi man, did the price of the Antler case drop, because now I'm seeing it at $99 - https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B018DSFRNA/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=A207LRW55IEQ80&amp;psc=1

Yes it did, I picked up some just in case it’s becoming an eol product.

Got 2 NUCs configured with Stratodesk-based Citrix Receiver installation; needed a special download as the NIC driver in the standard version didn't work. Just need to get registered and associated with a VM to start testing, These are pretty base units, NUC7i5BNX with a tiny, cheap 16 GB M.2 drive and 4 GB of RAM, which should be way more than enough for a XenDesktop instance.

So you are using them as actual physical desktops and not with a hypervisor?

i think he is using them as stratodesk clients

connecting back into a xendesktop instance for each one? Correct @User

Using these with Stratodesk client that have an embedded Linux-based OS that incorporates the Citrix Receiver and management components so you can connect to XenDesktop. We're also trying out a similar setup with the Raspberry Pi 3.