Comments for Chris Uthe http://www.chrisuthe.com Things Happen, I do stuff. (Sometimes) Fri, 21 Oct 2011 02:50:22 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on My Terrible Return To Running by chris http://www.chrisuthe.com/my-terrible-return-to-running#comment-21 chris Fri, 21 Oct 2011 02:50:22 +0000 http://www.chrisuthe.com/?p=193#comment-21 Lame. Lame.

]]> Comment on Home PBX Brief by chris http://www.chrisuthe.com/home-pbx-brief#comment-20 chris Fri, 21 Oct 2011 02:50:14 +0000 http://www.chrisuthe.com/?p=6#comment-20 Xetolosch - I'll be creating an entire walkthrough very very shortly. I'm re-doing the PBX onto a fresh install and a complete setup guide + fusion walkthrough is in the works! Xetolosch – I’ll be creating an entire walkthrough very very shortly. I’m re-doing the PBX onto a fresh install and a complete setup guide + fusion walkthrough is in the works!

]]> Comment on Home PBX Brief by Xetolosch http://www.chrisuthe.com/home-pbx-brief#comment-19 Xetolosch Sun, 16 Oct 2011 17:12:00 +0000 http://www.chrisuthe.com/?p=6#comment-19 How did you configure freeswitch with fusionpbx? I have some problems with the dialplan and internal calls. Have you a config howto? How did you configure freeswitch with fusionpbx? I have some problems with the dialplan and internal calls. Have you a config howto?

]]> Comment on My Terrible Return To Running by Anonymous http://www.chrisuthe.com/my-terrible-return-to-running#comment-18 Anonymous Thu, 15 Sep 2011 18:23:00 +0000 http://www.chrisuthe.com/?p=193#comment-18 Unfortunately, soon you'll have to run in -20 degrees weather. Unfortunately, soon you’ll have to run in -20 degrees weather.

]]> Comment on Authorize.net POS Part 2 by Anonymous http://www.chrisuthe.com/authorize-net-pos-part-2#comment-17 Anonymous Tue, 16 Aug 2011 19:32:00 +0000 http://www.chrisuthe.com/?p=176#comment-17 Very cool. Very cool.

]]> Comment on Never Assume The Easy Way Is Good by The Battle Ends | Chris Uthe http://www.chrisuthe.com/never-assume-the-easy-way-is-good#comment-6 The Battle Ends | Chris Uthe Tue, 17 May 2011 17:45:49 +0000 http://www.chrisuthe.com/?p=84#comment-6 [...] besides some junk plugging up my pump earlier this spring I’ve been water free in my basement with no end to the dry in sight. I’ve got the whole [...] [...] besides some junk plugging up my pump earlier this spring I’ve been water free in my basement with no end to the dry in sight. I’ve got the whole [...]

]]> Comment on Never Assume The Easy Way Is Good by Justin http://www.chrisuthe.com/never-assume-the-easy-way-is-good#comment-5 Justin Fri, 25 Mar 2011 01:08:00 +0000 http://www.chrisuthe.com/?p=84#comment-5 Wow dude. The battle begins again. Hopefully you'll have much better luck this year than last year! Wow dude. The battle begins again. Hopefully you’ll have much better luck this year than last year!

]]> Comment on VPS.net / Node Hosting by VPS.net / Node Hosting | Chris Uthe - Virtual Private Servers http://www.chrisuthe.com/vps-net-node-hosting#comment-4 VPS.net / Node Hosting | Chris Uthe - Virtual Private Servers Fri, 04 Mar 2011 22:30:28 +0000 http://www.chrisuthe.com/?p=10#comment-4 [...] more from the original source: VPS.net / Node Hosting | Chris Uthe [...] [...] more from the original source: VPS.net / Node Hosting | Chris Uthe [...]

]]> Comment on VPS.net / Node Hosting by chris http://www.chrisuthe.com/vps-net-node-hosting#comment-3 chris Fri, 04 Mar 2011 19:09:00 +0000 http://www.chrisuthe.com/?p=10#comment-3 Measurable, defined, dedicated CPU usage was a huge thing for me. knowing I had 600mhz or 1200mhz always always available, no matter what the other nodes on the box were doing. Lots more price points- for $38/month I get 1.2ghz cpu, 768mb of ram, 500GB of transfer and 20gb of storage. I can add daily nodes for $1/day if I have a busy day or two (like when the local press picked up one of my sites, 5 day burst of traffic) and most importantly: my past experience with Media Temple. I still maintain a GS account to host big files and email on but after battling the latency of the NFS on the grid and the always spotty performance (despite my best efforts to cache everything etc etc) led to me just abandoning ship on mission critical things. To be clear: The Grid Service in theory is perfect for me. No manual management of the Server, lots of domains, lots of storage, a great price, scalable when I get hit with moderate traffic, easy MYSQL managment and no-hassel Email hosting for my domains. It gets even better when you add in all the fun development tools- SVN builds in nicely to my development scenario etc. All touchless, all without me dinking on a command line for hours. In theory I would NEVER leave the grid. If the grid worked, that is. What I got was terrible performance on my very very small traffic sites, pray someone else didn't do something stupid and soak up the grid, and lately even email has been having problems. Administering my own server was my last choice- trust me. But my site is way faster than it was on the grid, and while i'm now paying for both the grid and this, I don't worry about login to my wordpress sites timing out. Measurable, defined, dedicated CPU usage was a huge thing for me. knowing I had 600mhz or 1200mhz always always available, no matter what the other nodes on the box were doing. Lots more price points- for $38/month I get 1.2ghz cpu, 768mb of ram, 500GB of transfer and 20gb of storage. I can add daily nodes for $1/day if I have a busy day or two (like when the local press picked up one of my sites, 5 day burst of traffic) and most importantly: my past experience with Media Temple. I still maintain a GS account to host big files and email on but after battling the latency of the NFS on the grid and the always spotty performance (despite my best efforts to cache everything etc etc) led to me just abandoning ship on mission critical things.

To be clear: The Grid Service in theory is perfect for me. No manual management of the Server, lots of domains, lots of storage, a great price, scalable when I get hit with moderate traffic, easy MYSQL managment and no-hassel Email hosting for my domains. It gets even better when you add in all the fun development tools- SVN builds in nicely to my development scenario etc. All touchless, all without me dinking on a command line for hours. In theory I would NEVER leave the grid. If the grid worked, that is. What I got was terrible performance on my very very small traffic sites, pray someone else didn’t do something stupid and soak up the grid, and lately even email has been having problems.

Administering my own server was my last choice- trust me. But my site is way faster than it was on the grid, and while i’m now paying for both the grid and this, I don’t worry about login to my wordpress sites timing out.

]]> Comment on VPS.net / Node Hosting by mediatemple http://www.chrisuthe.com/vps-net-node-hosting#comment-2 mediatemple Fri, 04 Mar 2011 18:47:00 +0000 http://www.chrisuthe.com/?p=10#comment-2 Hi there! Looks like you're chugging along just fine. May I ask why you left (mt) Media Temple instead of looking into our (dv) Dedicated-Virtual Server's or (ve) Server's? Just curious! Hi there! Looks like you’re chugging along just fine. May I ask why you left (mt) Media Temple instead of looking into our (dv) Dedicated-Virtual Server’s or (ve) Server’s? Just curious!

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