I work full time in the IT department at Geneseo. We've pushed out a lot of wireless, but there's always demand for more. Wireless is like crack here... Even one of our bars has two APs in it!!
While we don't rank as high on it, Forbes also has a Wireless Ranking
This year was the first year we've had two vlans in our residence halls - one for the residential network & one for wireless access points in the residence halls. Unfortuneatly, XP has made it really easy for students to bridge the two networks together and wreak havoc for us. Tracking down the bridging machines is a nightmare.
We're currently 3com core (cb9k) to edge (3300s & 4400s), but doing a fork lift Cisco core replacement this winter. Hopefully life will get better when we replace the core, but this has been the roughest semester start we've seen yet.
Unfortuneatly I'm primarily the Linux guy & not the network guy... I don't know of an easy way to track these monkeys with our current equipment. Any brilliant ideas?
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When the rest of the house gets up in a couple minutes, all I want to see when I'm unwrapping is a bunch of animal books.
My favorite joke, although not on April fools, was one I pulled on my former roommate. He had a habit of sleeping in all day long, and then staying up all night to play UT. A semester of this got to be a little too much. To rememdy the situation, I hooked up a webcam in my room that shot at his bed. I had that stream to sleepy.resnet.myschool.edu, and then wrote some cgi to call my room, ring twice, and hang up when a visitor to the page clicked a button. I logged 175 phone calls the first day!
All of my computers use the naming scheme of fish. I have mr-fish, another mr-fish for my parents MASQ box, little-fish, mrs-fish, fishstick, and bait. I submitted bait and mr-fish. What if they get paired together?? mrs-fish would be upset, and little-fish could have a bastard brother!
Othello and connect four come stock with inferno. Granted it takes a little work to get them working, but they are just plain cool to play. Also, we've just completed checkers for inferno here at SUNY Geneseo for our distributed systems class.
Wasn't there a movie a few years back about getting around bioloical id? The main character had a minor heart defect, and wasn't able to go in space, so he had to fake his identity. Not that holliwood is fact, but it can be done.
Would be nice... Took an entire summer to figure out how to get RH to boot to my 3rd ide controller. (Abit BP-6 MB w/ udma66 HD) Of course slackware did it straight out of the box. What really drove me nuts was that the RH boot disk I actually created during install would boot to the 3rd ide controller. Granted, no udma66, but at least it booted. Slackware ships with 2.2.16, RH with 2.2.14. Maybe difference in the kernel? -No, slackwre is smart enough to includee the udma kernel. Any questions on how to get linux ingeneral to see a drive on the 3rd or 4th controller, let me know...
I can't even imagine living without the scroll wheel. I have a logitech mouseman pro. It's a wonderfull wheelmouse with no wires, radio reciever built right in. Getting the scroll wheel to work in linux wasn't too bad to dowith imwheel, but my problem is getting the THUMB button to go. From what I have read, this is an X problem. Any one have any way to gt that thumb button to go?
Back when I was new to linux and couldn't do much more than check my e-mail, I used to boot into it to stay away from my addiction to minsweeper. Then I found minesweeper in linux...
When installing RC2, I was shocked to find that it actually saw my fat 32 partitions for 98se and a program file parition I used. The only benefit I gained from this was not having to split up my mp3 partitions into smaller fat 16 paritions. Let's see, so that means 2000 will now recognize a whopping three filesystems? fat 16, fat 32, and ntfs?
Interesting how microsoft actually agknowledges the fact that linux can recognize other filesystems. 2000 is a little more friendly to multiple OS computers by the way it sees fat 32 paritions, but is no linux by a long shot.
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Xerox made plenty of these.
In NY at least, a minor cannot legally be held responsilble for signing an acknowledgement of this type. I don't know the laws of other states...
I work full time in the IT department at Geneseo. We've pushed out a lot of wireless, but there's always demand for more. Wireless is like crack here... Even one of our bars has two APs in it!!
While we don't rank as high on it, Forbes also has a Wireless Ranking
This year my brother managed to find me a working color NeXT slab, monitor, cdrom, printer, and all the other accessories.
Another friend gave me 3 Ultra 5s, 2 Ultra 2s, and a SS10.
This is one happy geek!
This year was the first year we've had two vlans in our residence halls - one for the residential network & one for wireless access points in the residence halls. Unfortuneatly, XP has made it really easy for students to bridge the two networks together and wreak havoc for us. Tracking down the bridging machines is a nightmare.
We're currently 3com core (cb9k) to edge (3300s & 4400s), but doing a fork lift Cisco core replacement this winter. Hopefully life will get better when we replace the core, but this has been the roughest semester start we've seen yet.
Unfortuneatly I'm primarily the Linux guy & not the network guy... I don't know of an easy way to track these monkeys with our current equipment. Any brilliant ideas?
When the rest of the house gets up in a couple minutes, all I want to see when I'm unwrapping is a bunch of animal books.
My favorite joke, although not on April fools, was one I pulled on my former roommate. He had a habit of sleeping in all day long, and then staying up all night to play UT. A semester of this got to be a little too much. To rememdy the situation, I hooked up a webcam in my room that shot at his bed. I had that stream to sleepy.resnet.myschool.edu, and then wrote some cgi to call my room, ring twice, and hang up when a visitor to the page clicked a button. I logged 175 phone calls the first day!
All of my computers use the naming scheme of fish. I have mr-fish, another mr-fish for my parents MASQ box, little-fish, mrs-fish, fishstick, and bait. I submitted bait and mr-fish. What if they get paired together?? mrs-fish would be upset, and little-fish could have a bastard brother!
Othello and connect four come stock with inferno. Granted it takes a little work to get them working, but they are just plain cool to play. Also, we've just completed checkers for inferno here at SUNY Geneseo for our distributed systems class.
Good for you. I'm sure no one who reads here has ever even heard of the linksys product... Who are you kidding - ipmasquarding all the way.
Wasn't there a movie a few years back about getting around bioloical id? The main character had a minor heart defect, and wasn't able to go in space, so he had to fake his identity. Not that holliwood is fact, but it can be done.
Doesn't terminal velocity occour because of friction? In space, this would not be an issue.
Would be nice... Took an entire summer to figure out how to get RH to boot to my 3rd ide controller. (Abit BP-6 MB w/ udma66 HD) Of course slackware did it straight out of the box. What really drove me nuts was that the RH boot disk I actually created during install would boot to the 3rd ide controller. Granted, no udma66, but at least it booted. Slackware ships with 2.2.16, RH with 2.2.14. Maybe difference in the kernel? -No, slackwre is smart enough to includee the udma kernel. Any questions on how to get linux ingeneral to see a drive on the 3rd or 4th controller, let me know...
Thank God for emacs paenthesis matching.
I can't even imagine living without the scroll wheel. I have a logitech mouseman pro. It's a wonderfull wheelmouse with no wires, radio reciever built right in. Getting the scroll wheel to work in linux wasn't too bad to dowith imwheel, but my problem is getting the THUMB button to go. From what I have read, this is an X problem. Any one have any way to gt that thumb button to go?
Back when I was new to linux and couldn't do much more than check my e-mail, I used to boot into it to stay away from my addiction to minsweeper. Then I found minesweeper in linux...
When installing RC2, I was shocked to find that it actually saw my fat 32 partitions for 98se and a program file parition I used. The only benefit I gained from this was not having to split up my mp3 partitions into smaller fat 16 paritions. Let's see, so that means 2000 will now recognize a whopping three filesystems? fat 16, fat 32, and ntfs?
Interesting how microsoft actually agknowledges the fact that linux can recognize other filesystems. 2000 is a little more friendly to multiple OS computers by the way it sees fat 32 paritions, but is no linux by a long shot.