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  1. The same Freedom2Surf that were bought by PIPEX? by TheScienceKid · · Score: 4, Informative · on ISP Closes Webmail After Spammers Get Addresses

    PIPEX are looking to be bought out. Maybe by tiscali.

    Get a real ISP, like Black Cat Networks or Andrews and Arnold Ltd. Alternatively, UKFSN (an Enta.net reseller) are pretty good, if you're tighter around the pocket.

    [Captcha: protests]

  2. Re:How much are you prepared to pay? by Albanach · · Score: 1 · on True Unlimited Broadband in the UK?
    Blackcat networks will sell a business connection for 35/month + VAT with 100GB allowance and a 200GB allowance for 50 + VAT/month.

    Those might be of interest. I'm a happy blackcat customer.

  3. Black Cat Networks by Xugumad · · Score: 1 · on True Unlimited Broadband in the UK?

    Black Cat Networks do services up to 200GB/month:

    http://www.blackcatnetworks.co.uk/services/adsl

    And native IPv6, incase you're really geeky :)

  4. Re:He just doesn't get it by zrq · · Score: 1 · on How Things Will Change Under IPv6

    Many consumers use NAT because their ISP would only give them one IP address. That's not going to change going from IPv4 to IPv6 without other structural changes at the ISPs. They're just not set up to track multiple addresses for one customer, no matter what kind of addresses those are. Their databases only have one field for that, and that one field gets used to seed their MAC filter etc. Where's the incentive for them to accomodate this guy's wishes?

    Black Cat Networks
    http://www.blackcatnetworks.co.uk/services/adsl

    From their web site :
    Our ADSL service is IPv6 enabled; all customers will get a single static IPv6 address allocated to them by default if their equipment can support it. We can also allocate a /48 of IPv6 address space if a customer wishes to deploy it on their internal network.

  5. Re:Already rolled... by norfolkboy · · Score: 1 · on The exhaustion of IPv4 address space

    You didn't notice www.blackcatnetworks.co.uk in that case - they've been doing IPv6 for a while - http://www.blackcatnetworks.co.uk/services/adsl

    "Our ADSL service is IPv6 enabled; all customers will get a single static IPv6 address allocated to them by default if their equipment can support it. We can also allocate a /48 of IPv6 address space if a customer wishes to deploy it on their internal network.

    This is native IPv6 not IPv6 over an IPv4 tunnel"

  6. Re:NAT is about a lot more than low address reserv by nzkbuk · · Score: 1 · on The exhaustion of IPv4 address space

    on the /128 point, I don't mean to sound like I told you so, but

    from http://www.blackcatnetworks.co.uk/services/adsl

    Our ADSL service is IPv6 enabled; all customers will get a single static IPv6 address allocated to them by default if their equipment can support it. We can also allocate a /48 of IPv6 address space if a customer wishes to deploy it on their internal network.

    Sounds like by default they will give a /128 (note I'm not affiliated with them in any way, but saw the link on another post to this topic)

  7. Re:Already rolled... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Informative · on The exhaustion of IPv4 address space

    Black Cat Networks (http://www.blackcatnetworks.co.uk/ offer native IPv6 ADSL.

  8. Re:Black Cat are a UK ISP that do native v6... by caluml · · Score: 1 · on The exhaustion of IPv4 address space

    www.blackcatnetworks.co.uk/services/adsl was the URL before I fuffed it.

  9. Hover Bovver 2 by Dehumanizer · · Score: 1 · on John Deere American Farmer - The Game
    Jeff Minter's Hover Bovver 2 is probably much better! :)

    Game description

    Demo download

  10. Hover Bovver 2 by Dehumanizer · · Score: 1 · on John Deere American Farmer - The Game
    Jeff Minter's Hover Bovver 2 is probably much better! :)

    Game description

    Demo download

  11. Unity? by frankthechicken · · Score: 3, Interesting · on Minter on the History of Llamasoft

    Anyone have any information about how his new Gamecube game Unity is progressing?

    Haven't seen much new on either his site (aside from the initial announcement) or Lionheads about it for a while?

    Sounds like an interesting (and typically Minteresque) project, seems like it is meant to be a cross between his music lightshow idea and a shoot-em-up.

  12. Re:Serious question by Dehumanizer · · Score: 1 · on ESA Provides Software Stats, Downplays Mature Titles

    There are still some really lame arcade games being released (with nicer graphics perhaps), but still with the very simplistic gameplay.

    Pfah. Youngsters. No sense of what makes a game fun.

    I've had more fun with this one than with... oh, just about any FPS. And I like FPSes.

  13. OT by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Unity Preview - Jeff Minter's Latest Trip?
    I went hunting a few months ago and found Jeff Minter's blog. When I was a kid I had an Amiga 500 and had several of his games, and tribute games. I remember a game like missle command, with evil guys floating down towards our hero - a large Llama sprite running back and forth shooting diagonally and ricocheting off the side of the screen. There was this blog post during Columbia's descent, which was kinda sad.

    Anyway - I should clearly get an account named "The Rambler".

  14. blackcatnetworks run debian by tom.allender · · Score: 1 · on Non-Red Hat Linux Hosting?

    blackcatnetworks run debian.

  15. blackcatnetworks run debian by tom.allender · · Score: 1 · on Non-Red Hat Linux Hosting?

    blackcatnetworks run debian.