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What will I be able to see from Chicago?

That's a great deal. I should really look into switching, Verizon is very expensive.

Link?

I don't think I'd introduce chef for a single system based on my previous experience with it. Though it may have improved over the last two years. I'd probably try to use straight docker first before adding additional complexity.

Yes, most people take the train, so the snow shouldn't affect people's ability to get downtown.

I hate that polar vortex so much.

I have client meetings all day, so no.

My natural gas bill was $135 for last month in our new house and it wasn't even that cold. I'd like to keep the electric bill lower. Our new house costs significantly more to heat and cool. So, I probably won't be contributing for awhile.

Let me know if you need any help, Doug. What kind of scripts are you using?

We're supposed to get around 8 inches of snow total over the weekend. I'm not looking forward to commuting on Monday.

I've paid cash at urgent care when I was out of state and it was less than $200 to have a minor procedure done. I've gotten quotes for urgent care in Chicago without insurance and there were also less than $200 to see a doctor.

It's possible that all smartphones are for shit in general. Though my LG G3 stopped working when it was around 20 months old. I still bought an LG G5 as a replacement because there was no other desirable option.

Try Shutterfly.

All the ejector pumps and sump pumps I've seen already come with a float switch.

I'm trying to keep my electric bills in check, so not going to start folding again for awhile.

I've never bought it either.

Thanks

I thought about having my locks replaced, but seems like a pain. While we were out of town my friend stopped by to put a package in my house, he ended up locking my keys and his keys inside. He called a locksmith that "owed him a favor." The locksmith was unable to pick the lock, so that gives...

Compared with the Honda CR-V I drove, the Escape's road performance was much better.

Where we used to live in an 11 unit condo building after a break in, I had all the external locks replaced with Mul-T-Lock. You have to have a card with a code to get the key copied. Even if you find a locksmith that will copy a Mul-T-Lock key without the card, it's highly likely it won't work.

My wife and I decided to replace my 2003 Nissan Sentra SE-R Spec V. We need something a bit larger to hold two carseats. We decided on a 2017 Ford Escape Titanium with the 2.0 L Ecoboost engine. The dealer has to get it from another dealer in Wisconsin or Michigan, but it should look about like...

Experienced DevOps people easily can pull over $100k at my company.

It depends on what you mean by IT work, but there are plenty of good technology jobs downtown Chicago, the western suburbs, and the northern suburbs.

I don't either.

I've been pretty happy with CapitalOne 360 (formerly ING Direct). It's all internet based, no branches.

I'm on Xubuntu 16.04 on Chrome and everything is normal with "reply with quote."

Yes, all of them are bots.

Doug, any update on the upgrade? I've been deleting lots of spam lately.

I live 3.5 blocks from Wrigley Field. It was pretty loud in my neighborhood.

Comcast had a cap for a long time but didn't enforce it depending on your region/state. However, they are enforcing it now. If I started running into the cap I would switch to RCN, which has no cap.

So are the third party candidates.

You can pay an extra $50/month to get unlimited data.

Where do you ship the drives?

I have a data cap with Comcast.

How do you do offsite backup, Stereodude?

Backblaze also doesn't have a Linux client, unless you want to write your own scripts.

I think I would have made her go home or anywhere else a lot sooner.

It's been between 50 and 70F here for the last week. Feels like fall.

Wrong thread?

The rating on IMDB is decent right now.

Worst joke I have read all week.

I've bought three places and I've always used an agent. It's nice to have someone local to call when shit hits the fan.

How much is the rebate versus using a broker/agent?

I just finished watching this documentary series. Worth watching before you trip.

Oh, Field Applications Engineer.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FAE - any of those?

Maybe the battery is shot.

Lots of companies still use those. I used one a few months ago for a client.

Allergy shots might help you.

It's devices all over the world.