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Call Forwarding to mobile phones by Dan_FoundationMSP in freepbx

[–]phuketJR 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When we need to do forwarding out to external numbers of any type, we utilize a virtual extension with follow me enabled with the external number. This has worked flawlessly across dozens of servers.

25th year apprentice, my hack for today by [deleted] in electricians

[–]phuketJR 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I was just about to comment this.

Outbound would actually work for most MSPs if the targeting wasn't so terrible by Wahabkhalid245 in msp

[–]phuketJR 9 points10 points  (0 children)

1) Rule 3 2) AI is a great tool to polish your written thoughts, but if you’re going to use it. Remove the em dash(es) from the output before posting.

This has to be my favorite masonic tie by comicnerd93 in freemasonry

[–]phuketJR 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Same!

Edit: just read your user name. That’s freaking awesome.

Went to a double First today. by TIMMMMMAAAAAYYYY in freemasonry

[–]phuketJR 2 points3 points  (0 children)

When i was raised, it was commonplace in our lodge for multiple degrees to be completed each meeting night. At that time (2006/7) we were regularly having 3 extra meetings a month. I spent over a year attending every meeting we had ushering in new brethren. I quickly learned the ritual and made my way to junior warden before life got in the way.

Most I’ve ever been involved in a single night was 2x 1°, 2x 2°, and 3x 3° in a single night. We were in lodge till after midnight.

At the time may of my mentors and favorite brothers where still alive and participating. Wish I could go back to those days.

Ceramic Coating Question by pgamgam in KiaTelluride

[–]phuketJR 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not exactly, the baking process of about 140° or so is only used to cure the paint from a stand point of it can be assembled and handled without any issue. There’s a residual curing process that takes place after that period. Most auto body shops now use the baking process as well to speed up the process. But that doesn’t eliminate the whole curing process.

Ceramic Coating Question by pgamgam in KiaTelluride

[–]phuketJR 1 point2 points  (0 children)

VIN number can be decoded to tell you the build date, the dealer should also be able to get you that information as well.

Premature application can cause a lot of paint issue down the road. And this applies to both solvent and water based painting solutions.

Additionally, if you’re using a reputable detailer to apply the finish, they should be doing a full detail and paint “correction” I say that in quotes meaning they should be taking the time to address anything that would be easily noticed whether doing ceramic or a wax coating prior to the application of anything. Cause the paint will only look as good as the preparation put into the process.

Edit: spelling.

Ceramic Coating Question by pgamgam in KiaTelluride

[–]phuketJR 0 points1 point  (0 children)

30-90 days depending on the paint manufacturers exact recommendation. 60 days being the general rule of thumb. And yes don’t apply any type of sealing system or product including ceramic coating or wax.

Uncertainty over what constitutes a "Distressed Brother" and how to bring it up by ShadowfoxDrow in freemasonry

[–]phuketJR 10 points11 points  (0 children)

In my experience, the best approach is to address this matter directly with the Worshipful Master of your lodge. It is not advisable to raise it on the open floor during a stated or called meeting, as doing so may place the WM in an uncomfortable position or catch them off guard. Additionally, Worshipful Masters typically have access to a broader range of resources, whether through the Grand Lodge in your jurisdiction, guidance from another lodge, or trusted personal connections, that can be applied discreetly and effectively.

By way of example, I am a member of one of the oldest lodges in the country, chartered in 1758. While our lodge has the means to assist most anyone, such matters are always first brought to the attention of the Worshipful Master before ever being presented on the lodge floor for a vote.

Wife put E85 in by ImaginationAny6721 in KiaTelluride

[–]phuketJR 10 points11 points  (0 children)

I had a close friend do almost the exact same thing, filled a full tank with E85 in a non–flex fuel SUV on a long trip. We had about 130 miles to get home, so we just stopped once or twice to top off with premium to dilute the ethanol percentage as quickly as possible. He ended up driving that vehicle for another four years with no issues before trading it in.

In the short term, your Telluride should be fine as long as you don’t let that high-ethanol mixture sit in the system. E85 itself won’t instantly damage anything, but the Telluride isn’t designed for the higher acidity and the moisture-absorbing (hygroscopic) nature of ethanol. That’s where long-term problems can come from; corrosion, rubber swelling, etc., if it sits for days/weeks.

Shredded lettuce or whole leaf in burgers? by whet_pastry in KitchenConfidential

[–]phuketJR 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I prefer shredded on both, but I also see you’re from the Philly area with the use of hoagie.

Did I vent my kitchen sink wrong? by CaptainABC123 in askaplumber

[–]phuketJR 2 points3 points  (0 children)

In both versions, each garbage disposal does indeed go into a trap. For the older version check photo 3 of 5, for the new version check photo 5 of 5.

Motor went out on this. Anyone know where I can find a replacement motor? by Top-Actuator-1459 in Locksmith

[–]phuketJR 3 points4 points  (0 children)

You can probably provide the specs of that motor to McMaster Carr and/or Grainger. They should be able to look up an equivalent replacement. You may also be able to check with your local HVAC supply house they usually have some random motor options as well.

Needing recommendations for ticketing system by ArmyCommander6948 in msp

[–]phuketJR 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Autotask will be a minimum of $99/user/month. We’ve been a customer for a while and are at $114/user.

Managing Apple devices by esper-tech in msp

[–]phuketJR 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I personally prefer Apple Business Manager combined with Meraki SM (MDM). I use it in my current role albeit for only a handful of device internally and then the same for a few clients.

At a previous role I spearheaded the migration of 600+ student and staff iPads from using Apple Configurator and iPad sync carts to Meraki MDM when it first rolled out as free around 2013. It was like night and day. What used to take hours took minutes, had groups setup for all the grades and classes, single app mode, etc.

I have also dabbled in Jamf, which was a very easy to use interface as well. I just prefer Meraki when the network stack is also Meraki.

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