Setting Postfix up as a smarthost's pretty straightforward. I've done it in reverse as an inbound mail gateway instead of using an MS Exchange Edge Transport role. I'm guessing you'd be allowing access based on IP?

While you want to keep it simple, I can't stress strongly enough to use at least outbound spam filtering. That way, in case you do somehow start churning out spam, it'll get caught before your IP gets blacklisted.

The T-Rex is cool, but you're talking about apples to oranges here. Open vs closed (w/ AC and heat), and $50k+ vs $7k. One is clearly a summer toy that somewhat replaces a motorcycle, while the other is a sensible yet sporty all-season commuter. Personally (just my own take on it), if I were in a position and geographical location to consider/justify the T-Rex, I would buy an actual roadster and not a dressed-up 3-wheeled bike. Like I said, just my thoughts.

This fork seems to still have some activity.

Solydx is another Xfce distro too.

We call that "grape koolaid"

@RoguePacket said:

Last checked, it is the most popular TED talk ever. Even years old (it is from 2006), still relevant.

Check all of his talks—

http://www.ted.com/talks/ken_robinson_says_schools_kill_creativity http://www.ted.com/speakers/sir_ken_robinson

He keynoted at Educase in Anaheim, CA late last year. It was speciifcally not recorded (sad). Overview—

http://www.lib.uts.edu.au/blog/university-librarian/2013/11/highlights-educause-2013-1-ken-robinsons-opening-keynote

Yes, it is. And for good reason!

@Reid-Cooper said:

@thanksaj it was linked in another community in a discussion today.

SW or a different one?

@roguepacket In light of recent events, and I'm leaving it at that, I would be very surprised if I got asked to speak.

Good tool. We use VBox for ML testing environments.

@ajstringham said:

Would they look a little and feel a lot different on a touchscreen device? Yes. But for initial stages that would be awesome.

What benefit do you see to Android on a non-handheld device? It's a handheld focused OS. It's purpose is mobility. Putting it on a desktop just seems like a horrible desktop experience. What's the draw?

@scottalanmiller said:

Nothing is more confusing than the "Go" language.

As in DO NOT PASS ?? lol

@Hubtech Ah ok. I knew SaaS but had just never seen it in that context. The original makes sense. Just not terms I had seen before.