Another MMO from Garriott -- I can hardly wait! I was an early beta user of Ultima Online, and a junkie of the game for 2 years after it's retail release. I was so excited about the game, that when it went retail I bought TWO copies of the special Charter Edition... I kept one shrink-wrapped and in the original shipped packaging. It went into my basement which I just cleared out this past weekend. This story has prompted me to pass it on.
This is an extremely clever way to test the waters! Post your unpopular scheme on April 1st, and see just how unpopular it is. If the backlash is too great, just claim it is an April Fool's Day joke.
Screw WEP anyway. You don't need anything special on the access point for IPsec: just configure your mobile units to use IPsec, and tunnel through some other host or use transport mode.
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Another MMO from Garriott -- I can hardly wait! I was an early beta user of Ultima Online, and a junkie of the game for 2 years after it's retail release. I was so excited about the game, that when it went retail I bought TWO copies of the special Charter Edition ... I kept one shrink-wrapped and in the original shipped packaging. It went into my basement which I just cleared out this past weekend. This story has prompted me to pass it on.
You can get this copy of the Ultima Online Charter Edition!
This is an extremely clever way to test the waters!
Post your unpopular scheme on April 1st, and see
just how unpopular it is. If the backlash is too
great, just claim it is an April Fool's Day joke.
Screw WEP anyway. You don't need anything special on the access point for IPsec: just configure your mobile units to use IPsec, and tunnel through some other host or use transport mode.
The DNA Lounge has been around for at least
ten years. It is only new to JWZ.
And why is this a news story? Because it
has the word ``Linux'' in it?
Abridged from the OED:
From the Greek tele- "afar or far off" and
Latin transportare "to carry across". First
found in the form "teleportation" in _Lo!_
by C. Fort in 1931.
This is very old news. It was reported in Scientific American several months ago (and
was `old news' at that time).
Please, can you editors try to stay current
if you are going to try to lend some respectability to this site by posting science
stories?
No, it doesn't. Path MTU discovery is
unaffected when such addresses are used
judiciously for inner nodes of the network.