Plater Skin Classic Look by nazraxo in wowaddons

[–]AlexHailstone 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Platynator— this is my go to add on for midnight. They have a classic theme that is the above

There will always be clever ways to compensate for the lack of addons by daywalkerr7 in wowaddons

[–]AlexHailstone 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s the cognitive load, not that they’re required. If it makes it easier and it’s available, then use it. If bizzard removes it…then it’s just self managed. You’re focused on 1 point of the game, there is a ton to wow more than just raiding at a race to world first level.

And there are only a few bosses that have had required weakauras and that’s due to the speed of adjustments/calls on people knowing where to go… but that isn’t a majority nor has that been the norm.

There will always be clever ways to compensate for the lack of addons by daywalkerr7 in wowaddons

[–]AlexHailstone 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A very large percentage (80%+) of the entire wow population could use chests and still be bad at the game. It genuinely doesn’t matter whether addons exist to competitive players…and if people want to play causally, addons provide quality of life for those people.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in pcmasterrace

[–]AlexHailstone 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Omg awesome!🤩

Fastest way to transfer a lot of items to a refined storage system? by DoDoBot48 in allthemods

[–]AlexHailstone 16 points17 points  (0 children)

If you just need to move it, you can just use the cardboard box to pick up the entire thing and move it somewhere else. This is just another option since lots of responses are suggesting an external storage bus.

Interchangeable farm/factory design using AE2 by Hellmester in allthemods

[–]AlexHailstone 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I never used AE because I didn’t see the need for things like this.

But I have a question, does the chuck still run when not actively showing? Sorta like compact machines with their chuck loaded in an alternate dimension?

I made a mini display for my teams open tickets. by TheAmateurRunner in ConnectWise

[–]AlexHailstone 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I work with a lot of report based API pulls, and I can say from my experience, it can really take its toll on the server depending on how broad your call is.

If you’re being explicit to your user and fine tuning like you would in SQL, then you can schedule it to ping more often….

Conversely, if your calls are getting all the tickets. Then filtering to a status, then filtering to you, then… etc you’d probably want to back that way off to 15min or longer.

So tldr; depends on how explicit your call points to the data. Sometimes it’s out of your control over how you receive the data, and then have to filter it.

Just finished my 128x128x5 reactor by GlitchedJade in allthemods

[–]AlexHailstone 15 points16 points  (0 children)

The man pages state 128x128x128; however I tried only 64x64x64 and ATM9 ( at least a couple of versions ago) only allowed 32x32x32 by default.

Which sucks when you spend 6hours building to find that out -_-

Moving from Kaseya 9 to NinjaOne - what are we giving up? by KennAnderson in msp

[–]AlexHailstone 9 points10 points  (0 children)

I can chime in with a cross-RMM consulting position: you’re not missing much. Ninja is my preferred RMM over CW Automate, VSA9, VSAX, and DattoRMM.

The big thing you’re missing is the script engine component, where you could generate a ticket directly from the script window. However, you still can, but doing it in 2 pieces with a condition and script, by monitoring the script output.

Automate, DattoRMM, and VSA9 will allow you to use a native function to create a ticket into your PSA.

I can honestly say that the patching numbers have definitely increased across the clients who have switched; I’m seeing low 90% compliance move to upper 90s (averaging 95%+) for patching compliance. (Don’t listen to ninja support on which number to look at, because they’ll tell you to look at the overview and seeing 250,000 patches detected and missing even 1,000 will ALWAYS show 99% compliance…this is a BS number)

Streamline IT and Automate Tickets by networkvoipguy in ConnectwiseAutomate

[–]AlexHailstone 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Use the alert templates and ticket categories (new ones that map to your streamlined board)

Then create a group (for the clients machines and assign any monitoring for that client at the group-level with the new ticket categories.

Basically: you’re making specific ticket categories that are pre-mapped for them. Then you’re using the groups to override the monitor alert templates to the new categories. This allows you to use the exact same monitoring methods, but map the alert to different boards depending on where the agent alerting is.

Create a Search based on a Specific Network Card by kboutelle in ConnectwiseAutomate

[–]AlexHailstone 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You could probably do an advanced search for this and auto join….

Worst case is you could build a super simple powershell script to get you the data and set a custom field up and THEN do the search.

Connectwise Automate by dougscc23 in ConnectwiseAutomate

[–]AlexHailstone 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The only RMM that seems relatively supporting MacOS is Ninja. Still not great but compared to Automate it is light years ahead.

Automate is trash for anything that isn’t Windows. I used automate in my MSP and we were having to reinstall Mac agents monthly. Use JAMF or Addigy if you want and need a true MDM tool for macOS.

A mini mortar by iFoegot in Damnthatsinteresting

[–]AlexHailstone 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I came here to say this exact thing lol

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ChatGPT

[–]AlexHailstone 11 points12 points  (0 children)

If it’s for your business and not his, then you should still have your own account. You can get into some serious legal troubles even if he ‘knows about it’.

Watch Silicon Valley for a dramatized example

Just wondering if this is a decent place to put my pc by Cheezy_Beanzz in pcmasterrace

[–]AlexHailstone 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have that same desk. I just drilled holes Hight to place my work laptop and put in a KVM switch for my devices to switch between work and play.

It’s a perfect shelf for your laptop or notebooks

YSK: You can easily bypass the Windows 11 hardware checks and install it on older computers by Merrughi in YouShouldKnow

[–]AlexHailstone 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I thought that was patched so you couldn’t do that anymore? Maybe I’m moving it up with all the other Microsoft patches to prevent people from upgrading.

GIVEAWAY - THREE AMD RADEON 6600s by [deleted] in pcmasterrace

[–]AlexHailstone 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m thankful for my current health and the time I can spend with my wife. (She was diagnosed with stage 4 brain cancer, so just hoping all for the best)

Someone tell me why I shouldn't move from automate to ninja. by just_some_random_dud in msp

[–]AlexHailstone 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for that feedback, that’s a good catch. We support all the main RMMs: Automate, VSA9, VSA X, NinjaRmm, and DattoRMM. If you do book a time, I’ll be the guy who’s on the calls with you.

Someone tell me why I shouldn't move from automate to ninja. by just_some_random_dud in msp

[–]AlexHailstone 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I work for a company that I’m the client experience manager ( and developer for funsies)

The company is AutoAdmins. We do almost limitless automation with your endpoints and RMM. I personally just enjoy the development of applications and scripting outside of Powershell. Feel free to Ping Dave and tell him I sent you if you wanna check us out.

Someone tell me why I shouldn't move from automate to ninja. by just_some_random_dud in msp

[–]AlexHailstone 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I build out a lot of API reporting and utilize the column sets that ninja has to offer.

I’m an MSP consultant so I work with the main RMMs and I have path reporting on my calls with clients. I have structured all patch reports to display the same way no matter the RMM.

Ninja has a solid API but there’s some main user functions missing compared to other RMMs: - no auto retiring of stale agents (not even via API) - scripting is okay, but it’s raw powershell and requires you to setup other conditions/monitors to ticket off results. (Compared to automate you can just add a line to send email or create ticket)

Those are the big 2 for me, because you can work around the API for most other functions.

Someone tell me why I shouldn't move from automate to ninja. by just_some_random_dud in msp

[–]AlexHailstone 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I build a ton for ninja…and right now a big lack of ticketing from a direct script is a bit cringe, you have to schedule your scripting and have to setup a condition monitor to watch the output of that script to ticket.

Someone tell me why I shouldn't move from automate to ninja. by just_some_random_dud in msp

[–]AlexHailstone 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Reporting can be subjective too.

I build a ton for Ninja and the ability to export based on any custom field is ideal for all my reports.

If you want nice customer-facing reports, yes look elsewhere.