KingShamus

Random Subject topic but think it may be interesting to get the communities opinion. Do you think the price of M.2 NVME drives will fall faster now that Next Gen consoles are going to be supporting them or do you think the price will continue on its current trend?

Pricing mainly, the client doesn't want to spend money on anything other than labour, even if that means paying more in labour costs (makes 0 sense but it gets me paid)

So I've recently had an issue with the new version of MacOS Catalina, the removal of the PPTP plug in means that a client i work for could no longer access there server through a VPN software we used to work called Shimo, me and a colleague decided to move the server from PPTP to a L2TP protocol but the L2TP connection wouldnt work so we enabled SSTP as a backup, after 3 hours digging through forums i eventually found a way to get SSTP working on MacOS, below is a step by step walkthrough guide 1. Launch Terminal 2. enter following command 3. ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install)" < /dev/null 2> /dev/null 4. enter password if prompted 5. enter next command 6. brew install sstp-client (Make note of the Save location as you may need to make changes to step 10) 7. Then install iSSTP and move to applications 8. https://www.axot.org/2015/03/03/isstp-a-sstp-client-for-mac-osx/ 9. another terminal session 10. sudo cp /usr/local/Cellar/sstp-client/1.0.12_1/sbin/sstpc /Applications/iSstp.app/Contents/Resources/sstpc 11. run the following commands 12. cd /Applications/iSstp.app/Contents/Resources 13. sudo rm installed 14. sudo sh ./install.sh 15. otool -L sstpc 16. and test