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upload issue...
Have my image uploads been shut down? Just spent an hour on the phone with my carrier and the problem seems to originate from here... And?
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This isn't the only forum to be affected like this. CherokeeTalk has been hit too. In addition, every post after 4/10 has disappeared and all the photos gone. It isn't photobucket, it works on other forums now. They have done something to the server and I predict it will get worse
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This isn't the only forum to be affected like this. CherokeeTalk has been hit too. In addition, every post after 4/10 has disappeared and all the photos gone. It isn't photobucket, it works on other forums now. They have done something to the server and I predict it will get worse
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Not sure if it is permanent or not. On another forum where I am a moderator, the vBulletin software was upgraded for security purposes. There is a new version that is better at blocking bots. The owner of the forum upgraded and things were not the same for awhile. He worked on it and eventually got it working pretty well. But it just isn't quite as smooth as before. There is hope, however there will be some rough spots
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Not sure if it is permanent or not. On another forum where I am a moderator, the vBulletin software was upgraded for security purposes. There is a new version that is better at blocking bots. The owner of the forum upgraded and things were not the same for awhile. He worked on it and eventually got it working pretty well. But it just isn't quite as smooth as before. There is hope, however there will be some rough spots
If it ain't broke don't touch it...
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And it looks like there might be some depreciation happening on here. The current Vbulletin version is 3.9.3.5 so this hasn't been upgraded for quite awhile. The most recent is 5.4.2
Someone might be asleep at the wheel...
Someone might be asleep at the wheel...
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The problem I find with upgrades and security is that you trade security for more memory and processor speed and sometimes architecture to run it. I currently have to have three gigs of memory just to boot up and it makes everything run slower
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Very very minimal resource demand, unmatchable security by nature because of the kernel, fantastic support community, and it is now even much more superior than Win 7. All the open source software available for Linux is just incredible.
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I run a Mac, but have a Windows 10 virtual machine to run my business software, which is Windows only, and unfortunately they don't support Vista anymore. Runs Windows perfectly and no hiccups. But I am not happy with how the Windows system software works, no hiccups or not
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I run a Mac, but have a Windows 10 virtual machine to run my business software, which is Windows only, and unfortunately they don't support Vista anymore. Runs Windows perfectly and no hiccups. But I am not happy with how the Windows system software works, no hiccups or not
How hard would it be for you to make a change to another businessware program? Huge or small? There are some very capable and powerful business platforms for linux. In fact most huge companies are moving to linux and this is one of the markets where linux and related platforms are outshining all the others, and just exactly because of the minimal resource requirements.
This might be a very viable option to invest towards the future because MS has gone beyond all rationality and it's just going to get worse. You may be putting off the inevitable like I was.
Setting up and running a linux system alongside your existing system until everything is ironed out just might be a good move towards the future. Preventative maintenance per say...
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I would do that if I could. This is not a normal "business" program. It you build a virtual home in it and run it through various climate models depending on location to measure energy usage. I am locked into the one I am running and there is no way around it. The calculations are intense, about one minute of crunching with windows machines and about 2o seconds on the Mac Pro. On windows machines they just throw up after a little use. I can run the Mac as hard and fast as I can click on stuff all day without a mistake
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I would do that if I could. This is not a normal "business" program. It you build a virtual home in it and run it through various climate models depending on location to measure energy usage. I am locked into the one I am running and there is no way around it. The calculations are intense, about one minute of crunching with windows machines and about 2o seconds on the Mac Pro. On windows machines they just throw up after a little use. I can run the Mac as hard and fast as I can click on stuff all day without a mistake
Lol... read it again.... Energy calculations. I get it. Very specialized service. So I understand now. Is it related to HVAC work then?
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I would do that if I could. This is not a normal "business" program. It you build a virtual home in it and run it through various climate models depending on location to measure energy usage. I am locked into the one I am running and there is no way around it. The calculations are intense, about one minute of crunching with windows machines and about 2o seconds on the Mac Pro. On windows machines they just throw up after a little use. I can run the Mac as hard and fast as I can click on stuff all day without a mistake
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In a sense. I am a HERS Rater (there are no HIMS Raters) I am an energy rater and can do a lot of things, but hole house energy ratings for tax purposes is what I specialize in.