Well taking that things like sendmail can send 1,000,000 mails and hour with the right spec its not overally surprising as they platform is quick and stable. Of course all spammers should be spit roasted.
Does bingpond intercept all SMTP connections? If not wouldn't it just be possible to buy a small hosting accounts with AUTH-SMTP and send out via that. The other choice would be to just setup an SSH tunnel on a non-standard port and tunnel to another SMTP server
Does anyone know which pre the fix might be in? I ask as for UML there are some precompiled kernels and just trying to find out if it would be quicker/easier
How do they check for outages. IF I'm going from A->B for the first time and suddenly the route drops or changes surely that changes the map. So any idea of how many times they check a route?
"In case a piece of debris is big enough to threaten damage, the spacecraft are directed to a safer orbit."
Am I the only worried by this in that if there is a bit of junk they have to move. Surely if we keep polluting space then there eventually won't be another orbit.
If there was a bit of junk on the freeway it would be picked up and moved and in space we just avoid it
Least it wasn't a micro meteroite which would of just punctured the ISS and caused massive decompression. Of course floating around where the only way down is 100 mile fall isn't an overally comforting idea
It was definitly noticable as our customer reported
1) Website traffic down at least 30% 2) Around 75% packet loss from the EU -> US 3) Slow delivery of email
Basically it caused a massive amount of headaches and you have to wondered WTF didn't they fix the first problem when it came up. Its like running a RAID Array on one disk.
Well least things seem to sort of be getting back to normal
OK so having not to carry cash around is nice in prinicpal. Same as not having to carry keys or a mobile but how far should this go? It should be my choice if I want to have some for of gadget that can handel all this. Peronally I would much rather see something like a medical bracelet which could be hard to get off (To stop theft). Prehaps have an unlocking device at home.
The basic thing is that it should be my choice of what I have on me and when. Ease of use in regard to my privacy. I think I know which camp I would sit in
While I agree that OO does have some problems its got 99% of the funtionality most people need i.e. spell checking, basic formatting. Of course if you are going to start trying to link to DB sources it might fall over. However with it starting to get some exposure it might help to get some extra development money to fix all those little bugs
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Red sky at night shepards delight. Red sky in the morning shepards warning.
Lot of truth in that saying
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and I though it was an interview with Hulk Hogan of RedHat
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And I though there was also hubs,bus and star networks
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Well taking that things like sendmail can send 1,000,000 mails and hour with the right spec its not overally surprising as they platform is quick and stable. Of course all spammers should be spit roasted.
Hmm spitroastedspammers.com
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Catch your fish from near the Springfield nuclear power plant and they have 3 eyes. Surely very good for you :)
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Prehaps hp just went through a list of domains they owned and thought, how can we make money off this and off they go. Wonder if they own hpporn?
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"There's nearly [a train] that can out run a greased Scotsman"
Well ok its close
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OK this would be more impressive if it was one after another however surely this is like any show where the are scheduled talks.
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Does bingpond intercept all SMTP connections? If not wouldn't it just be possible to buy a small hosting accounts with AUTH-SMTP and send out via that. The other choice would be to just setup an SSH tunnel on a non-standard port and tunnel to another SMTP server
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They say 2010 and the UK government is going for 2013. To close for comfort for my liking
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Does anyone know which pre the fix might be in? I ask as for UML there are some precompiled kernels and just trying to find out if it would be quicker/easier
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and for a little walk through memory lane The UNIX Story. Also also lets not forget MS UNIX, Xenix IIRC
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and there was me hoping to see a room full of business men wearing 60's green and purple glasses whilst listening to a lecture :)
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How do they check for outages. IF I'm going from A->B for the first time and suddenly the route drops or changes surely that changes the map. So any idea of how many times they check a route?
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"In case a piece of debris is big enough to threaten damage, the spacecraft are directed to a safer orbit."
Am I the only worried by this in that if there is a bit of junk they have to move. Surely if we keep polluting space then there eventually won't be another orbit.
If there was a bit of junk on the freeway it would be picked up and moved and in space we just avoid it
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Least it wasn't a micro meteroite which would of just punctured the ISS and caused massive decompression. Of course floating around where the only way down is 100 mile fall isn't an overally comforting idea
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The horrible thing is that I understand it from a managment point of view. Oh dear what is happening to me
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Mirror here
Its very managment speak with a few differenet coloured tux's
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It was definitly noticable as our customer reported
1) Website traffic down at least 30%
2) Around 75% packet loss from the EU -> US
3) Slow delivery of email
Basically it caused a massive amount of headaches and you have to wondered WTF didn't they fix the first problem when it came up. Its like running a RAID Array on one disk.
Well least things seem to sort of be getting back to normal
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OK so having not to carry cash around is nice in prinicpal. Same as not having to carry keys or a mobile but how far should this go? It should be my choice if I want to have some for of gadget that can handel all this. Peronally I would much rather see something like a medical bracelet which could be hard to get off (To stop theft). Prehaps have an unlocking device at home.
The basic thing is that it should be my choice of what I have on me and when. Ease of use in regard to my privacy. I think I know which camp I would sit in
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apply the mm patches which include bug fixes as well as nice to have other features. Prehaps its time to try 2.6 in production
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Today: script kiddies reads story
Tommorow: Writes worm to get people pins + number
Thur: Release worm
Fri: Rolling in cash
Just hope I'm wrong
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then he can just get Spamassasin Pro but hey what do I know?
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but at that time I will be safely tucked up in bed. Anyway way to go FreeBSD. Have a drink on me
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While I agree that OO does have some problems its got 99% of the funtionality most people need i.e. spell checking, basic formatting. Of course if you are going to start trying to link to DB sources it might fall over. However with it starting to get some exposure it might help to get some extra development money to fix all those little bugs
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