Last saturday, I discovered that the Class C that our mailservers at work are was blacklisted by earthlink for "Dynamic IPs or Open Relays". This class c happened to contain our Dialpool (only 30 IPs, we are a very small ISP). On monday I emailed them explianing that none of our mail servers were open relays, and the whole class c wasn't dialup (helpfuly providing or dialup IP range). They emailed me back 2 hours later explaing that the class c was blacklisted as dialup, and that they had corrected the problem. Pretty painless, really.
Nope. But they don't claim Dell's ATX computers infringe. They claim that has Dell's Optiplex PCs circa 1997 infringed. The suit was filed in 2000, and is just now going to trial.
No, YOU ARE WRONG! It is the antenna for a Linksys WET11 802.11b ethernet bridge. It's on the table in one of those pics, and I've seen one of those units in person, and that is indeed what the antenna looks like.
Are you claiming telnet was the first TCP based service? If that's true you have a vaild point, but otherwise it's quite a stretch to say all TCP protocals are based on telnet.
They NOT capped. They are allowed to use as much bandwidth as the network can handle. Get on at 3 am, and you'll be able to download at a couple megabits. Interactive traffic is simply given prioritiy, and we apply fair queueing to make sure everyone gets thier fair share of bandwidth. Actualy, our lines are rarely anywhere near full, except for kazza uploads, which do seem to manage to fill up our outgoing bandwidth. If we do not shape traffic, network proformance will suck becaues TCP ACKs cannot get out.
/bok'sn/ (By analogy with VAXen) A fanciful plural of box
often encountered in the phrase "Unix boxen", used to describe
commodity Unix hardware. The connotation is that any two
Unix boxen are interchangeable.
We recently had a 4 year old Equalizer Load balancer from Coyote Point Systems fail on us. (hard drive died) When I looked at the manual and the hardware, I found it was simply a Pentium II with 32 MB ram running some form of BSD.
I work for an ISP, and we use a modified version of the wondershaper for our two of our wireless internet access deployments (30-50 users), and it works great for keeping things responsive when morons are on kazza.
I do tech support, just tried to help some poor user. Her network connection is fucked up. Her system seems to be unable to oper TCP sockets (telnet yahoo.com 80 yeilded some error about how WSAStartup cannot function). Hated telling her that her computer was hosed, and she'd have to take it up with the OEM.
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Well, root's password is disabled, but administrative users can sudo
Vipul's ricochet does this. http://vipul.net/ricochet/
Hmm, that took me a moment to actualy get, too. (5 days in the work week, 2 of them are monday and friday, 2/5 = .4)
Last saturday, I discovered that the Class C that our mailservers at work are was blacklisted by earthlink for "Dynamic IPs or Open Relays". This class c happened to contain our Dialpool (only 30 IPs, we are a very small ISP). On monday I emailed them explianing that none of our mail servers were open relays, and the whole class c wasn't dialup (helpfuly providing or dialup IP range). They emailed me back 2 hours later explaing that the class c was blacklisted as dialup, and that they had corrected the problem. Pretty painless, really.
They probably just sent it to BCC'd users....
is dell still selling AT computers ?
Nope. But they don't claim Dell's ATX computers infringe. They claim that has Dell's Optiplex PCs circa 1997 infringed. The suit was filed in 2000, and is just now going to trial.
(actually, base 2.somethingsomething, but that's a little much for everyday use)
I'm almost positive it's 2.72 (e)
You're aware that MAC addresses are spoofed almost as easily as IPs, aren't you?
I sure as hell don't want to see porn when I'm not seeking it out. An I REALLY don't want to have to pay for it.
I'm 18, and actualy do know how to do basic operations on a slide rule.
No, YOU ARE WRONG! It is the antenna for a Linksys WET11 802.11b ethernet bridge. It's on the table in one of those pics, and I've seen one of those units in person, and that is indeed what the antenna looks like.
You can use up to 8 TVs with one dish, you just neen a multistacker.
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Is this part of a stock KDE install now?
Are you claiming telnet was the first TCP based service? If that's true you have a vaild point, but otherwise it's quite a stretch to say all TCP protocals are based on telnet.
They NOT capped. They are allowed to use as much bandwidth as the network can handle. Get on at 3 am, and you'll be able to download at a couple megabits. Interactive traffic is simply given prioritiy, and we apply fair queueing to make sure everyone gets thier fair share of bandwidth. Actualy, our lines are rarely anywhere near full, except for kazza uploads, which do seem to manage to fill up our outgoing bandwidth. If we do not shape traffic, network proformance will suck becaues TCP ACKs cannot get out.
HTTP based on telnet? I'd think no more then SMTP, POP3, IRC, or most other TCP protocals....
often encountered in the phrase "Unix boxen", used to describe
commodity Unix hardware. The connotation is that any two
Unix boxen are interchangeable.
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oh, and my boss said they'd paid $4000 for it, with a support contract.
We recently had a 4 year old Equalizer Load balancer from Coyote Point Systems fail on us. (hard drive died) When I looked at the manual and the hardware, I found it was simply a Pentium II with 32 MB ram running some form of BSD.
SBC? They can't even get us 3 9s on the T1 we have at work. Bastards.
I work for an ISP, and we use a modified version of the wondershaper for our two of our wireless internet access deployments (30-50 users), and it works great for keeping things responsive when morons are on kazza.
there's lineak however the year old verion i use (0.3.2) stops working not long after being loaded. 0.5 probably works a lot better.
hehe "Schroedinger's Cat is <blink>NOT</blink> dead."
I do tech support, just tried to help some poor user. Her network connection is fucked up. Her system seems to be unable to oper TCP sockets (telnet yahoo.com 80 yeilded some error about how WSAStartup cannot function). Hated telling her that her computer was hosed, and she'd have to take it up with the OEM.