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ChangelogsQuickBox Pro v2.3.0
Read More »This version is due for release by Friday, May 29, 2020. Yes, we have revised our release date! I know I know, we’re all eager to get this release out (trust me, staff is on overload and just as excited) so why the delay? In our testing for the update pattern we noticed some inconsistencies with how things are running now. This involved pulling in deprecated language strings as well as some files that are no longer needed. In short, we are making absolutely certain that there are no leftovers that could cause issues on the update. This means through the day we are running last samples on all our support Distro (Debian 9/10 and Ubuntu 18.04). Friday (CDT) is
JMSolo May 25, 2020
BlogMy Personal Setup – An Update
Read More »So if you’ve been following our blogs for a while, you will know that I’ve shared my personal setup using QuickBox and over the course of this past year, it has dramatically changed and is now something I’m really proud of. Now, I can’t take any credit for this, just providing the occasional joke. I won’t name the person who helped me directly get this all setup, but it has really expanded my knowledge of Linux systems, managing servers and so much more. I owe a huge debt of gratitude to this person. Server Specs The specification of my server hasn’t really changed much since last time. However, here are the core details you should know; Intel® Core™ i9-9900K Octa-Core
jeells102 May 25, 2020BlogWhy Speaking with a Manager won’t actually help you
Read More »So we’ve all seen the memes. We all know the classic phrase of “Can I speak with your manager please?” when working in customer services. Straight away, let me tell you secret. 9/10 times the manager you will be speaking with won’t actually know anything about what you want to talk about. They aren’t normally technically trained, or understand how your product work. In addition, they normally do not have a higher limit for goodwill gestures, or similar either. If anything, they are stuck with a limit and cannot go any higher. So why is there a common misconception that managers will help and do anything for a customer when they request it? Well, many years ago this was the
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QuickBox Pro v2.3.0
Read More »This version is due for release by Friday, May 29, 2020. Yes, we have revised our release date! I know I know, we’re all eager to get this release out (trust me, staff is on overload and just as excited) so why the delay? In our testing for the update pattern we noticed some inconsistencies with how things are running now. This involved pulling in deprecated language strings as well as some files that are no longer needed. In short, we are making absolutely certain that there are no leftovers that could cause issues on the update. This means through the day we are running last samples on all our support Distro (Debian 9/10 and Ubuntu 18.04). Friday (CDT) is
JMSolo May 25, 2020BlogMy Personal Setup – An Update
Read More »So if you’ve been following our blogs for a while, you will know that I’ve shared my personal setup using QuickBox and over the course of this past year, it has dramatically changed and is now something I’m really proud of. Now, I can’t take any credit for this, just providing the occasional joke. I won’t name the person who helped me directly get this all setup, but it has really expanded my knowledge of Linux systems, managing servers and so much more. I owe a huge debt of gratitude to this person. Server Specs The specification of my server hasn’t really changed much since last time. However, here are the core details you should know; Intel® Core™ i9-9900K Octa-Core
jeells102 May 25, 2020BlogWhy Speaking with a Manager won’t actually help you
Read More »So we’ve all seen the memes. We all know the classic phrase of “Can I speak with your manager please?” when working in customer services. Straight away, let me tell you secret. 9/10 times the manager you will be speaking with won’t actually know anything about what you want to talk about. They aren’t normally technically trained, or understand how your product work. In addition, they normally do not have a higher limit for goodwill gestures, or similar either. If anything, they are stuck with a limit and cannot go any higher. So why is there a common misconception that managers will help and do anything for a customer when they request it? Well, many years ago this was the
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