while designed to act as a router, this thing has a 233 mhz, intel compatible cpu, can eat up to 512 megs of ram, and works off a flash disk.
it has 2 ethernet ports (100mbits), and a USB one. i'm using one as my core router (for an ISP) and it's just a charm:) add an usb external hard drive (not sure if it has usb2, i dont use it) and you're good to go
there's a fix for the one as well. just a simple phrase i'm sure you users will LOVE to hear, and since i'm so generous i'll write it down here for everyone to help their users with
here is, as promised, the secret phrase that will unlock all the secrets:
while illegal for most purpose (might still be legal as a cleaner where you live, better ask a lawyer though), gamma butyrolactone is an effective and non damaging electronics cleaner.
it can be purchased in canada from some vendors (ontario? better look around some labs). there's a lot of papers to fill out and you might even get a visit from the GRC (canadian evivalent to the FBI) to make sure you're using it legally.
lots of trouble, but it should get rid of the stench. or if you're feeling adventurous, you could try the other poster's methods of sticking it in a dishwasher...
as a side note. for everyone that doesn't pay attention to dns and have been spouting random crap (eg, not you)..org has been doing the exact same time since ultradns bought the rights to host it. in short, no it won't cause much problems
also, verisign pointed out the TTL will stay to 24 (or 48?) hours, so this really only affects NEW domains, unless you set your zone ttl to much lower in the first place (your zone has a higher trust than verisign's, so the ttl from that zone gets cached instead of theirs)
usb anything won't be a viable replacement for the floppy for 10 more years, when every current PCs will have been made into dust and EVERY pcs can boot off a usb device (most can't right now)
cd aren't a viable replacement for that purpose either due to them being so slow to read to, requiring a special device (cd writer) and not always working as boot devices either (im guessing due to the spin up delay)
you clearly lack an understanding of how email work
the protocol does not allow 'partial get' of just the headers, so it doesn't matter if they're headers or not. you still have to send the whole message
the whole point of SPF is to stop that message from getting downloaded in the first place. they're not "just bits in the pipe" with spf/rbl you drop the connection BEFORE the message even cross the pipe.
i doubt your claim of technically superior. if i remember DomainKeys work on the headers, which means you have to send the whole mail first (thus anihilating any sort of bandwidth reducing abilities, which spf does not suffer from)
speaking from experience, english is easy to learn. at least it was for me, coming from an exclusively french speaking family
the verbs are mostly regular, words are usually spelled as they sound. and once you get the hang of the syntax you're good to go.
in french every other verb is irregular, the syntax is awkward, and words are often spelled completly differently than they sound.
i'm not sure where you heard english was one of the hardest language to learn, but here we always hear the exact opposite: it's one of the easiest to learn
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you're right in that it's the core routers that needs to be upgraded. mostly in memory i'd think.
imagine what going from ipv4 to ipv6 would do to the (already huge) routing tables (think BGP).-
also the increased overhead put (yet again) a bit more load on the backbone links.
off the top of my head of course. i'm sure there's more reasons
i don't know about you. but on my network, 1 second delay in clocks screw things up.
when trying to track down a problem on multiple busy server, 1 second is at least twice (most likely more) as much data as you would need
a 1 second delay in synchronisation between your web application and a TV show is a LONG time (it's for interactive tv. we have to synchronise with the ads, the questions asked in the show, pauses, etc..)
of course the biggest problem is when dealing with multi networks problems. i don't count the number of reports i've had from server with misconfigured time and timezone informations:\ those are usually unresolvable, unless you get a lot of report for the same problem from different network (so you can cross correlate them)
i agree, cameras are good for the propaganda and nothing more.
until people realize the simple fact that human lives are expendable, bullshit like this will continue to go on
on 9/11, 3000 people died? 5000 maybe? more than that die each day from multiple causes. there's 6 billions humans on earth from the last number i heard, 250 millions in america alone. take out 5000, it's a negligible number, easily replaced by the next batch of immigrants from mexico.
it's not a number game, it's a PSYCHOLOGY one. if no one paid any attention, the idiot terrorists would stop their useless bombings. alas that will never happen, because people are dumb, and dumb people believe what the government-controlled medias tell them, and the medias tell them to be very afraid
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we have a story is a backdoor in microsoft IIS that was there for several years too (about the same time codered hit iirc)
http://www.routerboard.com
:) add an usb external hard drive (not sure if it has usb2, i dont use it) and you're good to go
(no i won't make a goddaned link)
while designed to act as a router, this thing has a 233 mhz, intel compatible cpu, can eat up to 512 megs of ram, and works off a flash disk.
it has 2 ethernet ports (100mbits), and a USB one. i'm using one as my core router (for an ISP) and it's just a charm
>host 7427466391.com
:)
7427466391.com A 216.239.53.184
>whois 216.239.53.184
OrgName: Google Inc.
OrgID: GOGL
Address: 2400 E. Bayshore Parkway
City: Mountain View
StateProv: CA
PostalCode: 94043
Country: US
no sign? i don't think so
there's a fix for the one as well. just a simple phrase i'm sure you users will LOVE to hear, and since i'm so generous i'll write it down here for everyone to help their users with
here is, as promised, the secret phrase that will unlock all the secrets:
sucks to be you. cya loser
while illegal for most purpose (might still be legal as a cleaner where you live, better ask a lawyer though), gamma butyrolactone is an effective and non damaging electronics cleaner.
it can be purchased in canada from some vendors (ontario? better look around some labs). there's a lot of papers to fill out and you might even get a visit from the GRC (canadian evivalent to the FBI) to make sure you're using it legally.
lots of trouble, but it should get rid of the stench. or if you're feeling adventurous, you could try the other poster's methods of sticking it in a dishwasher...
you're correct. this is .com and .net
.org has been doing the exact same time since ultradns bought the rights to host it. in short, no it won't cause much problems
as a side note. for everyone that doesn't pay attention to dns and have been spouting random crap (eg, not you).
also, verisign pointed out the TTL will stay to 24 (or 48?) hours, so this really only affects NEW domains, unless you set your zone ttl to much lower in the first place (your zone has a higher trust than verisign's, so the ttl from that zone gets cached instead of theirs)
that was supposed to be "so slow to write to"
usb anything won't be a viable replacement for the floppy for 10 more years, when every current PCs will have been made into dust and EVERY pcs can boot off a usb device (most can't right now)
cd aren't a viable replacement for that purpose either due to them being so slow to read to, requiring a special device (cd writer) and not always working as boot devices either (im guessing due to the spin up delay)
you clearly lack an understanding of how email work
the protocol does not allow 'partial get' of just the headers, so it doesn't matter if they're headers or not. you still have to send the whole message
the whole point of SPF is to stop that message from getting downloaded in the first place. they're not "just bits in the pipe" with spf/rbl you drop the connection BEFORE the message even cross the pipe.
i don't like spf, but domain key is even worse
i doubt your claim of technically superior. if i remember DomainKeys work on the headers, which means you have to send the whole mail first (thus anihilating any sort of bandwidth reducing abilities, which spf does not suffer from)
i am actually. just not very good at it yet
but don't worry, i make the same mistake in french :)
speaking from experience, english is easy to learn. at least it was for me, coming from an exclusively french speaking family
the verbs are mostly regular, words are usually spelled as they sound. and once you get the hang of the syntax you're good to go.
in french every other verb is irregular, the syntax is awkward, and words are often spelled completly differently than they sound.
i'm not sure where you heard english was one of the hardest language to learn, but here we always hear the exact opposite: it's one of the easiest to learn
you're right in that it's the core routers that needs to be upgraded. mostly in memory i'd think.
imagine what going from ipv4 to ipv6 would do to the (already huge) routing tables (think BGP).-
also the increased overhead put (yet again) a bit more load on the backbone links.
off the top of my head of course. i'm sure there's more reasons
try french, and quit bitching about english. enlish is actually pretty damn easy :)
i don't know about you. but on my network, 1 second delay in clocks screw things up.
:\ those are usually unresolvable, unless you get a lot of report for the same problem from different network (so you can cross correlate them)
when trying to track down a problem on multiple busy server, 1 second is at least twice (most likely more) as much data as you would need
a 1 second delay in synchronisation between your web application and a TV show is a LONG time (it's for interactive tv. we have to synchronise with the ads, the questions asked in the show, pauses, etc..)
of course the biggest problem is when dealing with multi networks problems. i don't count the number of reports i've had from server with misconfigured time and timezone informations
cryptoloop, just gotta get lusers to use it (and unmount it when done)
i agree, cameras are good for the propaganda and nothing more.
until people realize the simple fact that human lives are expendable, bullshit like this will continue to go on
on 9/11, 3000 people died? 5000 maybe? more than that die each day from multiple causes. there's 6 billions humans on earth from the last number i heard, 250 millions in america alone. take out 5000, it's a negligible number, easily replaced by the next batch of immigrants from mexico.
it's not a number game, it's a PSYCHOLOGY one. if no one paid any attention, the idiot terrorists would stop their useless bombings. alas that will never happen, because people are dumb, and dumb people believe what the government-controlled medias tell them, and the medias tell them to be very afraid
go on, be afraid. encourage the terrorists.
count yourself lucky. i don't get any of that (including the fast computer! stil using a p3 500 at work)
actually the romans tried that one, it didn't work
*flashes of orwell's 1984*
i have another, which is honestly the only reason i ever used an SP for:
5. enchancing an already existing program for which you don't have the source code
screw the quadraplegics, i want a gaze-controlled computer too!
one word: no
something for you: DRBD
:) i'm looking at using it for a HA cluster
http://www.drbd.org/
it's a replicating block device over the network. pretty handy if you ask me