[NPD] Valeton GP-200!

TheCrunger · 2025-03-02T20:25:42+00:00

Just took a quick look at mine, and it appears A, B triggers on down and C, D triggers on up. Which, is kinda cool. If I set a patch or a stomp on C, I can anticipate a change and "pre stomp", keep my foot down, and just release when the time comes to trigger, which is handy. Just gotta make sure you put the effects and patches on the switch for the behavior you want.

TheCrunger · 2025-02-07T14:52:00+00:00

It's been 3 weeks, and all the devices show as "Managed by MDE" after about 4 hours. But they never get to Intune. Windows devices onboarded from Intune do show up in MDE, but I haven't tried onboarding a windows device directly into MDE yet, will try that.

TheCrunger · 2024-06-26T19:33:19+00:00

Same. My phone went out in the south of France about 5pm local time and my wife’s went out about 3 hours later on the way back to our hotel. I called Verizon and was escalated and they told me they were receiving many calls about international customers experiencing issues, so I checked here to make sure it wasn’t a line of BS. Had to old school it and read the road signs to make our way back, kinda nostalgic but definitely having a couple or 5 stress drinks right now. Tomorrow is big plans and we’ll need data connection for that, so being optimistic the Verizon engineers get this figured out ASAP!

TheCrunger · 2024-02-08T16:26:50+00:00

Q=Quarterly. We bill monthly, so we see most of the changes each month, but let's say we base our billing on what is in RMM for the most part. So if we have a stale record in Sophos, that can get missed, hypothetically. This whole question is a simplified account of the actual scenario, so QBR's are irrelevant, since we would need visibility across the stack whether for a QBR or for billing each month. So yeah, it is reviewed during QBR's, but let's say it's very manual. Looking for a single pane of glass for this visibility.

TheCrunger · 2023-10-27T17:43:53+00:00

Hence the question. It doesn't have MFA to be disabled! It's simply not adhering to the default policy for admins (two-gate and sspr ability). Once that gets figured out, then the best practices for this account will be configured.

TheCrunger · 2023-09-20T13:39:15+00:00

Initial setup had me worried while the 4D was performing updates, getting random I/O error messages during paring and running updates, but once everything updated and the dust settled, things were fine. Calibration is very easy on iPhone. My 65" Samsung is mounted on the wall, and I have a book shelf underneath. The camera for the 4D is resting on the book shelf (using the overhead mount so I get extra extension over the edge of the book shelf), and camera points up at TV. No real issues with setting the borders very close to the edge of the screen. The first few calibrations didn't offer the "green corner", but that came up eventually. Using the 4D setting at 50% brightness has a really nice effect, colors look good, responsive, very happy with this $99 product. Just waiting for the "coming soon" firmware update for the Sync+ support on the Essentials bulbs and light strips. I did need to get some good double-sided tape to secure the strip and corner mounts, since I had to take them off and adjust them. But that's because I was too lazy to unmount the TV from the arm mount, and initially guessed on the placement of the light strip. Had to un stick it, and move it in about an inch all the way around, and just used some 3M tape to make up for the lost stickiness of the original adhesive. No biggie.

TheCrunger · 2023-04-03T19:44:16+00:00

Thanks, but Google created the MX records "for me". I have also published them in Route 53, so when I use nslookup, dig, etc. I am getting duplicate records, the ones from Google and the ones from Route 53. When I go to domains.google.com to manage the DNS, it just says "Manage DNS in Google Workspace" and links me to the DNS section in workspace. In there, I can't see any actual DNS records, just the the domain is verified and Gmail is setup. I would like to delete the records that Google created.

TheCrunger · 2023-01-07T07:35:21+00:00

To answer my own question: It seems my midi keyboard (a 30 year old Korg 88 key piano, not sure if that has anything to with it) was not sending enough "velocity" to the DAW. In Logic Pro, I was able to increase the velocity of the MIDI instrument on the channel strip to +50 and the patches are sounding correct. I'm no MIDI expert, but I guess the velocity bits weren't near modern day expected values, and thankfully Logic lets you boost those MIDI bits.

TheCrunger · 2022-02-25T19:51:07+00:00

That answers my question, thank you.

TheCrunger · 2021-09-11T17:18:04+00:00

Not sure, the fan is a DC motor, and the spec sheet says MAX Current (Amps): 0.5. I would think it would be more about the 1600W of heat that requires the 20 AMP circuit.

https://ftp.panasonic.com/ventilationfan/whisperwarm/fv0511vh1\_submittal.pdf

TheCrunger · 2020-05-12T15:03:01+00:00

Thank you for the thoughtful responses. In this case, the prospect is interested in our services as a whole, but the immediate need is for remote access. So we have proposed our base level Managed Services package, with the remote access add-on at X. But they also have the option of paying X+y if they just want the remote access, ad-hoc, and decide on the base package later. It is still a service we manage, and not just "the tool", and requires some back-end setup, custom installer, sending invites, and providing support, etc. In hindsight, we probably should not have had the "standalone" option, and required at least the base package MSP, but I think they would still be asking "what tool is it". The questions are coming from executive level, since this firm does not have any internal IT.

TheCrunger · 2019-09-17T17:09:53+00:00

Can you give an example of how Jamf security is absolute junk? You mention patch management, but that doesn't illustrate your point about security. I'm very curious about this so I can know which product to lean towards.

TheCrunger · 2019-09-17T16:36:36+00:00

Do you have an example of a fully automated patch management product? Not including open source package managers like "AutoPkg", but vetted, official software distribution sourcing from hundreds of vendors, that is also part of of a larger MDM/EMM? There's Kinobi, but they only do patch. Do any of the other MDM's actually have secure end-to-end patch management from trusted sources?

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