• 318,  Apps,  Articles and Books,  Bushel,  Business,  certifications,  Mac OS X,  Mac OS X Server,  Mac Security,  Mass Deployment,  Microsoft Exchange Server,  Minneapolis

    My 3,000th Post On Krypted

    This is my 3,000th post on Krypted.com. The past 3,000 posts have primarily been about OS X Server, Mac automation, Mac deployment, scripting, iOS deployments, troubleshooting, Xsan, Windows Servers, Exchange Server, Powershell, security, and other technical things that I have done in my career. I started the site in response to a request from my first publisher. But it took on a mind of its own. And I’m happy with the way it’s turned out. My life has changed a lot over these past 11 years. I got married and then I got divorced. I now have a wonderful daughter. I became a partner and the Chief Technology Officer of 318 and helped to shape it into…

  • Minneapolis

    20 Restaurants Within 5 Miles Of The Guthrie In Minneapolis

    I hear there are a bunch of people coming to Minneapolis in October, to visit JAMF Software for the JAMF Software User Conference (JNUC). The JNUC is at the Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis, and here are a few places to check out when you’re here, if you get hangry: Spoonriver, 750 South 2nd Street, Minneapolis, MN 55401 Next to the Guthrie Nicollet Island Pavilion, 40 Power Street, Minneapolis, MN 55401 .9 miles from the Guthrie The Bachelor Farmer, 50 North 2nd Avenue, Minneapolis, MN 55401 .9 miles from the Guthrie Aster Cafe, 125 Southeast Main Street, Minneapolis, MN 55414 1.1 miles from the Guthrie 112 Eatery, 112 North 3rd Street, Minneapolis, MN 55401 1.1 miles from the Guthrie Smack Shack, 603 North Washington Avenue, Minneapolis, MN 55401 1.3 miles from the Guthrie Borough…

  • Minneapolis

    Minneapolis Breweries and Distilleries List

    I noticed a page go up on JAMF Nation inviting people to setup their own birds of a feather/mini-events. As with many cities, one of the things that’s great about Minneapolis is the vibrant craft brew movement here. So, I decided to build a list, with contact information and the distance to the Guthrie. Happy times setting up events. Or if you visit in the future, hope you find it useful! The list is available here.   Eventually I’ll try and write up a description of each. I omitted any place that isn’t actually a brewery, but there are some really great tap rooms as well!

  • Bushel,  iPhone,  Mac OS X,  Mac OS X Server,  Mac Security,  Mass Deployment,  Minneapolis

    Bushel: The Device Enrollment Program (DEP) In Action

    Apple’s Device Enrollment Program (DEP for short) allows you to automatically setup devices with the settings you need on devices that your organization purchases. In Bushel, we give you the ability to link an Apple DEP account up with your Bushel account. This allows devices to add themselves automatically to your Bushel when the devices are activated. We tend to think this is the coolest thing since sliced bread and so we want to make sure you know how to use the feature. Setup Device Enrollment Program in Bushel To get started, log into your Bushel and click on Devices. Here, click the button for Device Enrollment Program. Download your…

  • iPhone,  Mac OS X,  Mac OS X Server,  Mac Security,  Mass Deployment,  Minneapolis

    Come One, Come All: To The JAMF Nation User Conference

    If you do deployments of Apple products, there are a few conferences to look at. Based on where you are and what industry you are in, some of these are better than others. But if you use the Casper Suite or are considering doing so, it would be really hard to beat JNUC, the JAMF Nation User Conference. And yes, I’d of said all this and posted this even if I hadn’t of come to work here a week and a half ago! So come one, come all to Minneapolis. And if you’re really nice, we’ll hook you up with some good old fashioned Minnesota lutefisk!

  • Home Automation,  Mac OS X,  Minneapolis,  sites

    Control the Weather Using Curl

    Wait, did I say control, I meant query… Sorry to disappoint! I am a home automation nerd. Recently I’ve noticed that as it gets closer to warmer or cooler extremes that it takes longer for my hvac system to bring my house to the temperature I want. I’ve also noticed that NEST claims to automatically learn these factors. Not to be outdone by the Griswolds, I decided to look at building this into my system. I had been experimenting with using the weather.com site to pull this data but then someone pointed out that NOAA (the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) actually publishes this information on their site. I was…