Yep, we saw 8 in the 'Early Bird' days, but it's been 2 down/384 up for a long time.
Official policy is one machine per IP, but RR reps on the Yahoo group linked above have said they're more concerned about how much you upload than how many machines you nat, but they won't troubleshoot a non-spec setup. (Big deal.)
I have a cow-orker who runs Windows Media Services to stream his music collection to lots of folks at work and other places. He gets a letter from RR about his bandwidth use now and then, and gets his service cut off sometimes, but he's always managed to talk them into turning it back on. I don't know all the details, and I don't want to....
But in your case (and mine), TW Austin reps have said they don't care how many boxes you NAT as long as you're not breaking their 'naughty user' upload threshold. Join the mailing list.
I switched from distributed.net to SETI@home, and here's why: I know a key can be broken with brute force; I wonder if there's life on other planets. It's the mystery that draws me to SETI.
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Looks like Mount St. Helens is about to defrag.
Just type in "city,state" or a ZIP code, and you're good to go.
I would read your obviously dual-ROT13-encrypted post, but then I'd definitely be violating the DMCA.
You misspelled eMacs. ;)
Reply to myself -- I haven't used a Linux GUI in a couple of years, just CLI, so no menu quits there at all for me. :)
I've never replied to one of my own posts TWICE before, but for the record, force quit is Option-Command-Escape.
I can't think of the last time I quit an app in a menu. On a Mac, it's Command-Q (or Control-Command-Escape to force quit). On Windows, I use Alt-F4.
Even if your right hand is on the mouse, those are left-hand keypresses (on standard keyboard layouts).
Find out if they read this article on /.
And you get your red Swingline back, too.
Yep, we saw 8 in the 'Early Bird' days, but it's been 2 down/384 up for a long time.
Official policy is one machine per IP, but RR reps on the Yahoo group linked above have said they're more concerned about how much you upload than how many machines you nat, but they won't troubleshoot a non-spec setup. (Big deal.)
I have a cow-orker who runs Windows Media Services to stream his music collection to lots of folks at work and other places. He gets a letter from RR about his bandwidth use now and then, and gets his service cut off sometimes, but he's always managed to talk them into turning it back on. I don't know all the details, and I don't want to....
But in your case (and mine), TW Austin reps have said they don't care how many boxes you NAT as long as you're not breaking their 'naughty user' upload threshold. Join the mailing list.
Well, now that I think about it, it would a BOFHish thing to do.
You need to learn what my dad drilled into us as kids:
"Never put anything in writing you wouldn't want to read aloud in open court."
The DIRECTV with TiVo combo units have 2 tuners.
Record 2 shows while watching something else you already recorded. Life is good.
I can hear it now...
"Domo Arigato, Mister Roboto"
"Segway" is a proper noun as of a few weeks ago. Don't worry timothy, i suck at grammar too.
But the Segway's code name was "IT," which is a pronoun. That's they way I took what he wrote.
Bill Gates has no technical sense and does nothing but steal other people's ideas.
(C'mon, sue me Bill! I want my name in the news.)
And shrink-wrapped like a commodity! I'm an artist!
Oh, wait, that's supposed to be in a Napster thread.
A simple Google search turned up a story from four years ago. It doesn't address this issue directly, but the gist is the same.
Fire talks AIM, ICQ, Yahoo, Jabber and MSN.
Inside is a mirror with a sign above it that says: "SUCKER!"
Or they could mail you a SUCKER! link.
And the random line at the bottom of this page (for me, anyway) applies:
We only acknowledge small faults in order to make it appear that we are free from great ones. -- La Rouchefoucauld
I switched from distributed.net to SETI@home, and here's why: I know a key can be broken with brute force; I wonder if there's life on other planets. It's the mystery that draws me to SETI.
Could a race like the Firengi exist (as in advanced technology but primitive ethics) ??
Ah, you've hit upon Ferengi's Paradox!
Wording changed to the way I heard it many years ago.
A host is a host
from coast to coast.
But no one will talk to a host that's close.
Unless the host
that isn't close
is busy, hung or dead!