I had msn blocked at work until various ppl lobbied management for it back:/
either way its not overly hard, I run and iptables based firewall on debian. I restrict both incoming and outgoing traffic, I also have a filtering proxy for all web traffic (squid and dansguardian).
Anyway, msn didn't like working thru my proxy setup so I had to open tcp port 1863. So, restrict outgoing traffic by destination port and source ip and you should take care of most nastiness:)
I have decided to stick with Redhat 7.3 for the forseeable future. It does everything we need and more. Its stable, not mnay updates around for it. I can also compile a customer kernel without any problems.
In a few years when RH7.3 is too old I'll prob move to gentoo or debian.
used to work in a pizza shop... anyway as i was heading home one night i dropped the phone in the washing up water. It sure didn't like it.
i just took the battery off and let it dry overnight, next day hooked it all up and it was fine. Ran fine for a few more years until my wife dropped it onto concrete from a great height:/
i knew an old skool electrical engineer a few years ago... i say old skool because he worked things out on paper+slide rule etc.
anyway, he got this new job designing extremely large switchboards... that was all good until he noticed that the equations the company used in designing the boards didn't add up! So he hit the books only to find they were wrong too. He kept going back in time to older books only to find each one had a slight error and the error had grown over time.
Anyway, in the end he went all the way back to the original equation from the bloke who invented it, and basically 'fixed' everything.
no problems with the arms/wrists etc (unless i spend all day playing games). But my back (center left) is extremely painful, already spent large sums of money at the chiro...
atm, a regualr massage is all that seems to help:(
yes, my company sells a box using these (we do a range of ide to scsi solutions).
they are quite good for what they do
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I am the SysAdmin at my company and I built the network+servers by hand. The servers all run 3ware Escalade cards (Escalade 6800, raid10, 8 drives). In the 2 years they have been running I have had only 1 drive fail.
Now my experience with SCSI is slightly different... IBM scsi drives and Mylex 150/160, lots of drive failures (in a high end raid cage too) and then lots of troubles with getting the raid sets to rebuild.
Ok guys, here in Oz, a personal adsl a/c is heaps cheaper than a business adsl a/c. The difference is that with personal u have dynamic ip, plus u need to authenticate via pppoe.
Anyway, the biggest problem we have is limited uplink bandwidth. So want I think is the best is use the business link mostly for email/other important traffic. Then I will use the personal link for all other traffic.
The real question is, can this be easily acheived with a linux gateway?
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either way its not overly hard, I run and iptables based firewall on debian. I restrict both incoming and outgoing traffic, I also have a filtering proxy for all web traffic (squid and dansguardian).
Anyway, msn didn't like working thru my proxy setup so I had to open tcp port 1863. So, restrict outgoing traffic by destination port and source ip and you should take care of most nastiness :)
In a few years when RH7.3 is too old I'll prob move to gentoo or debian.
but i think its a bad idea for your average foot soldier (3 years experience talking here)
re. monitor positioning
my chiropractor says the middle of the monitor should be at eye height or slightly higher!
i just found out what my wife liked and then went to a jeweler in my hometown and had them design it
half the price of where i live and she loves the ring
i just took the battery off and let it dry overnight, next day hooked it all up and it was fine. Ran fine for a few more years until my wife dropped it onto concrete from a great height :/
used to use it for everything, these days I use less for most everything
That said, I think publicfile sucks espescially for command line ftp. Thats why I use pure-ftpd.
anyway, if your running a *nix variant try pure-ftpd, it is secure, flexible and easy to use.
other years: I have cooked her favourite dish, or sent her flowers etc
but like somebody else said, don't save all the love for 1 day a year!
Your seasoned/mature gamer prob won't play the game much, unless its extremely high quality.
couldn't agree more
anyway, he got this new job designing extremely large switchboards... that was all good until he noticed that the equations the company used in designing the boards didn't add up! So he hit the books only to find they were wrong too. He kept going back in time to older books only to find each one had a slight error and the error had grown over time.
Anyway, in the end he went all the way back to the original equation from the bloke who invented it, and basically 'fixed' everything.
i also use a bit bucket for the windows boxes, makes things so much tidier on my network
atm, a regualr massage is all that seems to help
i'd leave the lappie at home and just take the palm, altho a ce based handheld would prob be better. that way u might be able to hook up the cam to it
they are quite good for what they do
for my money its IDE raid all the way
I don't beleive any of the tested cards support this feature. It is a feature usually only found on high end scsi raid systems.
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atm its just not possible for us to use anything beyond bog standard email
Anyway, the biggest problem we have is limited uplink bandwidth. So want I think is the best is use the business link mostly for email/other important traffic. Then I will use the personal link for all other traffic.
The real question is, can this be easily acheived with a linux gateway?
i left school at 15, went to technical college and studied various things including math and enjoyed it. But then i left to get a job...
Now I am a sysadmin and doing well, but i find myself getting bored... I want to go back and study math, learn programming properly etc etc.
i have some math textbooks from when i studying, should pull them out and relearn algebra etc
I have been getting the letters approx every 2 weeks for the last 5 months...1 from MS, and 1 from BSAA.
I actually rang Microsoft to ask them to take me off their list and they said they'd have to take all my details etc and then they'd find out why!
I told 'em where to go! Last thing I need is more threating letters!