I rarely download things, maybe once every couple of months. My wife asked for those instead of waiting for them to appear on netflix. That letter made her real nervous despite my assurances so I need to set up a vpn.
I think your handle may give me some insight into your view. Suse has always had the best hardware compatibility. Debian has more packages avaliable, but Suse is catching up. All these people who bad mouth Suse don't know what they are missing out on.
If you are still using Network Solutions, you have only yourself to blame...
I noticed a site I was using showed up with an invalid certificate. It seemed to match the domain and had not expired. It was issues by Network Solutions. I'm sure this is related.
The problem is that people think our system is capitalism, as in the capital owner runs the show, unfortunately it is managementism, as in the managers take what they want and dump the rest on the owners (who have no say beyond non-binding votes).
In my experience the Small Business equipment is worse the consumer equipment. It may be slightly more durable, but they often try to cram features that are poorly implemented and it makes the whole device flaky.
Another problem with ESXi is file copying. You can SSH into the Host OS and move files using SCP, but VMware has intentionally crippled the speed at which SCP functions. It's really slow to back up or shuffle things to a new host.
Yeah, the only thing worse then consumer grade crap is the SMB grade crap. I always recommend low end enterprise over SMB sized equipment. Your better off rolling your own using embedded hardware, pfsense for the router, nas4free for your SAN.
Stick to standards and stay away from the guys that write their own "standards" like Cisco.
Check out the HP 1810 line. It is web only interface:(, but the 8 port and 24 port are fan-less. You can monitor and manage via snmp and they have a robust feature set, nice price point, and lifetime warranty. I have an old 1800 24 port that has a fan, but I removed it and have had no ill effects.
The problem with high-end network equipment IMHO, is the noise. They assume you are putting it in a data center where noise is not an issue. In a home, fan noise from enterprise equipment is way too loud. I recommend embedded x86 alix running pfsense (netgate.com), or something from ubiquiti or mikrotik. All this equipment is fan-less so there will be no noise problems.
For Pfsense, you need an embedded x86 router. You can't just put it on an old router. I would recommend purchasing an Alix kit for pfsense. You will never go back.
Well, it's your society's threat of force that keeps squatters from moving onto fallow land, gives you free access to interstate trade, and basically underlines all contract law and property ownership.
Excellent comment! Unfortunately, asking people to think, or educate themselves is never popular, eve on Slashdot which should be a bastion of intellectual discourse.
I have, you should negotiate better... Oh wait, that's not something you can usually negotiate, it's set for the whole company. Maybe some sort of employee organization could lobby for it and negotiate on your behalf...
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Are you posting from the past? Obama is president now, we made it through the Bush years.
(if you pay for 30mb down you can get the full 30mb down, for the first 10 second burst, while another customer uses the wifi,.)
FTFY
I rarely download things, maybe once every couple of months. My wife asked for those instead of waiting for them to appear on netflix. That letter made her real nervous despite my assurances so I need to set up a vpn.
if I had auto-complete I would have spelled your correctly....
In Cisco's defense, they will list all their commands with a succinct description that may or may not mean what you think it means.
autocomplete is yoru friend on the command line.
Nerdfight! (your right...)
The last public execution in the US was in 1936.
Got my first strike from AT&T for downloading broadcast copies of Sons of Anarchy. I subscribe to FX, so I was basically time-shifting.
I think your handle may give me some insight into your view. Suse has always had the best hardware compatibility. Debian has more packages avaliable, but Suse is catching up. All these people who bad mouth Suse don't know what they are missing out on.
If you are still using Network Solutions, you have only yourself to blame...
I noticed a site I was using showed up with an invalid certificate. It seemed to match the domain and had not expired. It was issues by Network Solutions. I'm sure this is related.
The problem is that people think our system is capitalism, as in the capital owner runs the show, unfortunately it is managementism, as in the managers take what they want and dump the rest on the owners (who have no say beyond non-binding votes).
In my experience the Small Business equipment is worse the consumer equipment. It may be slightly more durable, but they often try to cram features that are poorly implemented and it makes the whole device flaky.
Another problem with ESXi is file copying. You can SSH into the Host OS and move files using SCP, but VMware has intentionally crippled the speed at which SCP functions. It's really slow to back up or shuffle things to a new host.
Yeah, the only thing worse then consumer grade crap is the SMB grade crap. I always recommend low end enterprise over SMB sized equipment. Your better off rolling your own using embedded hardware, pfsense for the router, nas4free for your SAN.
Stick to standards and stay away from the guys that write their own "standards" like Cisco.
Check out the HP 1810 line. It is web only interface :(, but the 8 port and 24 port are fan-less. You can monitor and manage via snmp and they have a robust feature set, nice price point, and lifetime warranty. I have an old 1800 24 port that has a fan, but I removed it and have had no ill effects.
The problem with high-end network equipment IMHO, is the noise. They assume you are putting it in a data center where noise is not an issue. In a home, fan noise from enterprise equipment is way too loud. I recommend embedded x86 alix running pfsense (netgate.com), or something from ubiquiti or mikrotik. All this equipment is fan-less so there will be no noise problems.
For Pfsense, you need an embedded x86 router. You can't just put it on an old router. I would recommend purchasing an Alix kit for pfsense. You will never go back.
Everything you said should have been preceded by "In theory..." There is no evidence any of that sort of data recovery is possible.
I hate to break it to you, but you probably aren't concierge quality... Sorry...
Well, it's your society's threat of force that keeps squatters from moving onto fallow land, gives you free access to interstate trade, and basically underlines all contract law and property ownership.
I for one am grateful.
Exactly, Unions are the free market at work. The free market is not just for capital, it is for labor also.
You know, Unions set their rules based on their members. If their members value working with the best, they will retain appropriately.
Excellent comment! Unfortunately, asking people to think, or educate themselves is never popular, eve on Slashdot which should be a bastion of intellectual discourse.
I have, you should negotiate better...
Oh wait, that's not something you can usually negotiate, it's set for the whole company. Maybe some sort of employee organization could lobby for it and negotiate on your behalf...
They do, it's called Congress.