That would only make sense if the . was a decimal. The dot signifies the break between the major version and the minor version, not parts of whole numbers.
Yes, when you're driving a vehicle that is 60-70' long, 8'6" wide, 13'2" high and for 5 axle trucks, up to 80k lbs, you tend to keep an eye out for "No Trucks" or truck route signs. No driver *wants* to ignore a sign telling them their day is going to get bad really fast.
I think in GP's scenario, DHCP would be served out behind his router so wouldn't be dishing out IP addresses to the UofO network in general. IP addresses would only be fed to hosts on his private segment of it.
I agree. I would like to hear it again, it was quite good. A great deal of the cheering and applause when he first came out was due to his statement that "Jack Thompson can suck my balls". It made the geeks go crazy:P
The fact that Microsoft won't use their own servers on one of their own sites, shows how much they rely on their product. If an NT server isn't good enough to handle their own web services, why should it be good enough to handle mine?
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That would only make sense if the . was a decimal. The dot signifies the break between the major version and the minor version, not parts of whole numbers.
(and preferably refute it in mature/rational manner).
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That's what couriers are for. Local delivery companies do just fine in settings such as this.
Yes, when you're driving a vehicle that is 60-70' long, 8'6" wide, 13'2" high and for 5 axle trucks, up to 80k lbs, you tend to keep an eye out for "No Trucks" or truck route signs. No driver *wants* to ignore a sign telling them their day is going to get bad really fast.
I think in GP's scenario, DHCP would be served out behind his router so wouldn't be dishing out IP addresses to the UofO network in general. IP addresses would only be fed to hosts on his private segment of it.
Served... dishing... fed... man I'm hungry now.
I agree. I would like to hear it again, it was quite good. A great deal of the cheering and applause when he first came out was due to his statement that "Jack Thompson can suck my balls". It made the geeks go crazy :P
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The fact that Microsoft won't use their own servers on one of their own sites, shows how much they rely on their product. If an NT server isn't good enough to handle their own web services, why should it be good enough to handle mine?