Thanks Chris, looking forward to Mays hangout. A quick note on Fuze. In April I was once again thwarted by the Linux client. For a brief period in March they had clients available for multiple Ubuntu base versions and reports of them working well in the forum. One helpful forum user had even packaged it correctly to make the install process seamless. However since then they been through a re-branding exercise that seems to have included deleting almost all the content from the Linux section of their forum. The available client on April the 18th was a non-starter.  :( Back to Android for me.  ::) Steve

@vocatus: Thank-you again for the hard work, it is highly appreciated. Where can I donate to a beer/coffee fund? Here are a few options: https://www.pfsense.org/get-involved/index.html#financially

Thanks for the votes everyone, and the suggestions on additional topics. Squid and Squidguard won, and that's what Jim Pingle will be presenting on this afternoon. Join us! https://blog.pfsense.org/?p=1228

@phil.davis: Really the whole world should switch to UTC and forget about timezones.  :) And let's get rid of different date and time formats, let's adopt the Unix timestamp. Of course we need to keep daylight saving time. No one has ever been successful is altering the general population's habit of working from 9 to 5 (32400.0 to 61200.0 as Unix TS offset…although some might consider the switch to the Unix TS as a welcome invitation to cut down work time to 8 seconds...).

The video and audio recording and slides from January's hang out are available for Gold and Support subscribers after logging in to the members section. You'll see the "Hang Outs Archive" link there after logging in. If you're not yet a subscriber and want a taste of what these are like, December's video and audio archive is freely available here: pfSense December Hang Out recording The slides for December are up for members only at the same place as the January files noted above.

Thanks, that's been fixed.

Would like to request that mixed content not be used.  These should make https equivalents available. http://pagead2.googlesyndication.com/ http://www.google-analytics.com/ http://googleads.g.doubleclick.net/ http://sjc-usadmm.dotomi.com/ http://usweb.dotomi.com/ http://dtm.officedepot.com/ http://media.fastclick.net/ http://trk.dotomi.com/

We're up, starting shortly. https://plus.google.com/events/cjg9buko6fu72q3nml6b1aq0gns

Awesome work guys!  I've been using pfSense for about 3 years now and never looked back.  Just bought the gold subscription to help out.

Doh!  :-[ Shows how many times I pressed them then. Steve