Comments for Rick-Ross.com http://rick-ross.com Fri, 24 Jun 2011 18:59:29 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Salesforce.com Certified Force.com Developer by Mario http://rick-ross.com/salesforce-com-certified-force-com-developer/279/#comment-32 Mario Fri, 24 Jun 2011 18:59:29 +0000 http://rick-ross.com/?p=279#comment-32 Congratulations on achieving the cert! :) Congratulations on achieving the cert! :)

]]> Comment on Beware of Clichés and Sound Bites by Rick Ross http://rick-ross.com/beware-of-cliches-and-sound-bites/241/#comment-30 Rick Ross Sun, 19 Jun 2011 12:36:49 +0000 http://rick-ross.com/?p=241#comment-30 I appreciate your comment and thinking about "seen and not heard" being an anti-social world-view that is not or is never powerful. The way I am triggered is that an anti-social orientation implies that your intentions or purposes are to avoid contributing, which will most likely be interpreted as threat(s) of not wanting to help and will eventually result in being asked or forced to leave. I appreciate your comment and thinking about “seen and not heard” being an anti-social world-view that is not or is never powerful. The way I am triggered is that an anti-social orientation implies that your intentions or purposes are to avoid contributing, which will most likely be interpreted as threat(s) of not wanting to help and will eventually result in being asked or forced to leave.

]]> Comment on Beware of Clichés and Sound Bites by Ken http://rick-ross.com/beware-of-cliches-and-sound-bites/241/#comment-29 Ken Sun, 19 Jun 2011 12:16:50 +0000 http://rick-ross.com/?p=241#comment-29 Thanks for the post. While you asked us for cliches we have encountered, I was triggered strongly by your main theme. I cannot think of any context where "seen and not heard" is powerful as a posture. Choosing to speak or not to speak is a powerful move, but "seen and not heard" suggests an anti-social orientation or world-view that suppresses engaging. I could see it being interpreted that way, anyway. Thanks for the post. While you asked us for cliches we have encountered, I was triggered strongly by your main theme. I cannot think of any context where “seen and not heard” is powerful as a posture. Choosing to speak or not to speak is a powerful move, but “seen and not heard” suggests an anti-social orientation or world-view that suppresses engaging. I could see it being interpreted that way, anyway.

]]> Comment on 6Sync Report: Final Thoughts by Rick Ross http://rick-ross.com/6sync-report-final-thoughts/230/#comment-28 Rick Ross Sat, 18 Jun 2011 17:29:12 +0000 http://rick-ross.com/?p=230#comment-28 Hi Mario, You're welcome. I am looking forward to watching your company grow. Please keep me posted as you add new services. Your super-secret technology sounds really powerful and may be your special sauce to dominate the VPS space! --Rick Hi Mario,

You’re welcome. I am looking forward to watching your company grow. Please keep me posted as you add new services.

Your super-secret technology sounds really powerful and may be your special sauce to dominate the VPS space!

–Rick

]]> Comment on A Practice for Avoiding Viruses by Rick Ross http://rick-ross.com/practice-for-avoiding-viruses/234/#comment-27 Rick Ross Sat, 18 Jun 2011 17:14:48 +0000 http://rick-ross.com/?p=234#comment-27 Mike's example is extreme and switching Operating Systems is very costly in this case more so in the time, energy and lost opportunities. And you are right, I don't want to become your help desk support. Thanks for writing! Mike’s example is extreme and switching Operating Systems is very costly in this case more so in the time, energy and lost opportunities.

And you are right, I don’t want to become your help desk support.

Thanks for writing!

]]> Comment on 6Sync Report: Final Thoughts by Mario http://rick-ross.com/6sync-report-final-thoughts/230/#comment-26 Mario Fri, 17 Jun 2011 21:12:35 +0000 http://rick-ross.com/?p=230#comment-26 I really appreciate all the posts you have written about us, and I certainly hope to talk to you more often in the future. Comments like this help us grow and improve, day after day. Btw. switching hosts is easy, we have super-secret technology that steals a VM from another provider and transfers it to ours ;) Cheers. I really appreciate all the posts you have written about us, and I certainly hope to talk to you more often in the future. Comments like this help us grow and improve, day after day.

Btw. switching hosts is easy, we have super-secret technology that steals a VM from another provider and transfers it to ours ;)

Cheers.

]]> Comment on A Practice for Avoiding Viruses by Ken http://rick-ross.com/practice-for-avoiding-viruses/234/#comment-25 Ken Fri, 17 Jun 2011 01:48:52 +0000 http://rick-ross.com/?p=234#comment-25 I personally use smart friends like you. And no, I won't we switching my primary OS to Linux anytime soon. I accept your assertions, but it doesn't seem practical in my case... and you probably don't want to become my remedial help desk. I personally use smart friends like you.

And no, I won’t we switching my primary OS to Linux anytime soon. I accept your assertions, but it doesn’t seem practical in my case… and you probably don’t want to become my remedial help desk.

]]> Comment on 6Sync Report: Backing up and Restoring Data by Rick Ross http://rick-ross.com/6sync-report-backing-up-and-restoring-data/205/#comment-23 Rick Ross Wed, 15 Jun 2011 21:19:57 +0000 http://rick-ross.com/?p=205#comment-23 Hi Mario, Thank you. I have made the appropriate changes. You're welcome. And thank you for the comment. --Rick Hi Mario,

Thank you. I have made the appropriate changes.

You’re welcome. And thank you for the comment.

–Rick

]]> Comment on 6Sync Report: Backing up and Restoring Data by Mario http://rick-ross.com/6sync-report-backing-up-and-restoring-data/205/#comment-22 Mario Wed, 15 Jun 2011 14:07:44 +0000 http://rick-ross.com/?p=205#comment-22 Hey there Rick, seems like part of your post got cut-off? Anyway, you need to run r1soft-cki only when you get a new kernel, not when you install *anything*. Hope that helps, and thanks fror the write-ups. Hey there Rick,

seems like part of your post got cut-off? Anyway, you need to run r1soft-cki only when you get a new kernel, not when you install *anything*.

Hope that helps, and thanks fror the write-ups.

]]> Comment on Selecting a new Hosting Company by Rick Ross http://rick-ross.com/selecting_hosting_company/174/#comment-20 Rick Ross Thu, 09 Jun 2011 00:21:24 +0000 http://rick-ross.com/?p=174#comment-20 Hi Mario, I appreciate the clarification and additional information on how R1soft works. Based on the admittedly quick research that I did with R1soft, it wasn't clear how quickly I could recover in the event that I needed to do so. In addition, it wasn't clear to me what, who and how I would control the space allocated by previous backups and strategies for managing my them. What shows up for me in this was that there was more information available on Linode.com than your website and in this case, that proved to be enough for me to choose them over 6sync.com. My recommendation is to add additional information on the capabilities of backup so this doesn't prevent other people from misinterpreting what capabilities that you offer. Best Regards --Rick Hi Mario,

I appreciate the clarification and additional information on how R1soft works. Based on the admittedly quick research that I did with R1soft, it wasn’t clear how quickly I could recover in the event that I needed to do so. In addition, it wasn’t clear to me what, who and how I would control the space allocated by previous backups and strategies for managing my them.

What shows up for me in this was that there was more information available on Linode.com than your website and in this case, that proved to be enough for me to choose them over 6sync.com. My recommendation is to add additional information on the capabilities of backup so this doesn’t prevent other people from misinterpreting what capabilities that you offer.

Best Regards
–Rick

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