Sounds like crazy talk to me. Seeing that he's a chef and not a doctor, what he says about fat is a lot like what some people say about donating blood - that it gets rid of old blood and encourages the production of new blood.
(It doesn't, btw. Dead/old RBCs are expelled with your feces as bilirubin (the same component that turns feces brown), and your marrow just produces new stuff.)
Make sure you turn on the requirement for HELO and turn off the SMTP VRFY command.
If you do something that's going to drastically alter your server's behavior, do 'inet_interfaces=localhost' to test, then restore to 'all' when you're sure it's working.
A friend of mine told me about these from the days when he did contract support for another company.
The first one was about the luser who used the CD drive tray as a copyholder. It was explained to her that this would cause dust build up in the drive, so when it came time to use a CD in it, it wouldn't work. She didn't believe him.
Well, come around a month later, and she wanted to play an audo CD. It wouldn't play, and she wondered why, and he explained why - dust build up. She still didn't believe him, until he dismantled the drive.
The second one involves a spray bottle. Remember once upon a time when there were these vents on the front of thecomputer? Well, one luser decided these were getting a touch too dirty, so she used a water spray bottle she kept around for her cube's foliage and sprayed it once, which was partly effective, so in her logic more would be better.
That is, until water got into the case, on the motherboard, and caused such a short that there was a loud POP in the office right before the magic smoke came pouring out the back of her computer. Damage was complete - the entire interior of the case and everything therein was coated in soot and the joltwas so powerful that it actually cracked and split the chip (one of the old style ceramic top chips).
So the luser's response? "Well... can you fix it?"
Why not distribute the upload responsibility, and take advantage of places like FedEx and get a few datasets scattered about here and there? It would certainly result in a faster upload time than a half a year for the whole mess if you foist uploads on other willing parties.
In otherwords, "never underestimate the bandwidth of your FedEx guy carrrying a stack of CD-ROMs."
Well, all we know about Methuselah is that he was "with God". But, there's a theory that he's still around. So at this point we have one possible qualified person, but by now due to immortality he's probably insane.
It doesn't get much more explicit than something like "they knew each other", unless you count Song of Solomon - and as I understand it, there are some distros I mean... jeez, my Linux roots are showing. =^^=
Anyway, there are some translations that apparently omit SoS due to the fact that it comes off as a bit racy, so if you rate that, you'd wind up AOing that particular book. But then, if we go by ESRB rules, then yeah, just the "they knew each other" bits alone garner the AO rating for the collection.
As a Christian? Probably the ESRB equivalent of MPAA's R. Let's face it, the book of Judges is pretty bloody at times, for starters.
(And no, I will NOT engage in arguments.)
Since SE leases the lines from CLECs, not ILECs, isn't this a moot point? Maybe in the future they themselves would be a CLEC, but right now this isn't even right.
They mentioned this to me on their support channels that we are largely unaffected - but, this was Friday. Glad to know that they have mentioned this to put us at ease.
(yay)
Just got a response this morning from Speakeasy. The new ruling - owing to the fact that Speakeasy pretty much resells Covad stuff - doesn't affect them or my service with them AT ALL.
However, the side effect I see will that we fall farther back in broadband usage ranking worldwide - the telcos will likely drag their feet in network upgrades, like they have for rural areas.
(And that said, it's probably time to start investing a few bucks into doing that ourselves. Anyone got a fat pipe they can share for the rurals?
Because my local cable company - Roadrunner, via Time Warner - does not allow me to run services without paying an arm and a leg, will specifically not support Linux (up to and probalby including turning off the pipe if I tell them), and offers "ten embees of web mail" - and don't know what an "embee" is, nor can they explain the concepts of email or webmail, and they don't understand acronyms such as SMTP, FTP, NNTP, POP3, or IMAP.
Don't even get me started about Earthlink or - God forbid - America Online.
Just from the impression I get from TFA, this sounds a little like I'd be paying for the privelege of seeing advertisements. Am I misinterpreting this, or is this the case? Some clarification would be nice.
Not really. My alarm clock is the only thing in my home that doesn't self adjust to DST,and that's because it's not designed to. So I set it manually at the appointed time.
Short version - don't do it on your own.
Longer version: if you really want that, you can advertise your services on other lists by way of purchasing adspace in the message. Yahoogroups, for one, sells advert space, and reaches ungodly numbers of people.
Complaining in Comic Sans is a lot like attempting to network your home office using the standards outlined in RFC 1149. It is indeed possible, but all that you do is make people laugh their heads off in astonishment
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(It doesn't, btw. Dead/old RBCs are expelled with your feces as bilirubin (the same component that turns feces brown), and your marrow just produces new stuff.)
OK, it doesn't work, but this guy was just asking for something like this.
If you do something that's going to drastically alter your server's behavior, do 'inet_interfaces=localhost' to test, then restore to 'all' when you're sure it's working.
The first one was about the luser who used the CD drive tray as a copyholder. It was explained to her that this would cause dust build up in the drive, so when it came time to use a CD in it, it wouldn't work. She didn't believe him.
Well, come around a month later, and she wanted to play an audo CD. It wouldn't play, and she wondered why, and he explained why - dust build up. She still didn't believe him, until he dismantled the drive.
The second one involves a spray bottle. Remember once upon a time when there were these vents on the front of thecomputer? Well, one luser decided these were getting a touch too dirty, so she used a water spray bottle she kept around for her cube's foliage and sprayed it once, which was partly effective, so in her logic more would be better. That is, until water got into the case, on the motherboard, and caused such a short that there was a loud POP in the office right before the magic smoke came pouring out the back of her computer. Damage was complete - the entire interior of the case and everything therein was coated in soot and the joltwas so powerful that it actually cracked and split the chip (one of the old style ceramic top chips).
So the luser's response? "Well... can you fix it?"
I don't think the drive was even recoverable.
In otherwords, "never underestimate the bandwidth of your FedEx guy carrrying a stack of CD-ROMs."
Well, all we know about Methuselah is that he was "with God". But, there's a theory that he's still around. So at this point we have one possible qualified person, but by now due to immortality he's probably insane.
Anyway, there are some translations that apparently omit SoS due to the fact that it comes off as a bit racy, so if you rate that, you'd wind up AOing that particular book. But then, if we go by ESRB rules, then yeah, just the "they knew each other" bits alone garner the AO rating for the collection.
As a Christian? Probably the ESRB equivalent of MPAA's R. Let's face it, the book of Judges is pretty bloody at times, for starters. (And no, I will NOT engage in arguments.)
They'll certainly see it if they can levy his bank accounts and/or assets, and make his life a living hell.
Since SE leases the lines from CLECs, not ILECs, isn't this a moot point? Maybe in the future they themselves would be a CLEC, but right now this isn't even right.
They mentioned this to me on their support channels that we are largely unaffected - but, this was Friday. Glad to know that they have mentioned this to put us at ease. (yay)
More like "Well, boss, the frobnitz module broke, but let me check with the developers of that module, they should have an answer."
However, the side effect I see will that we fall farther back in broadband usage ranking worldwide - the telcos will likely drag their feet in network upgrades, like they have for rural areas. (And that said, it's probably time to start investing a few bucks into doing that ourselves. Anyone got a fat pipe they can share for the rurals?
Don't even get me started about Earthlink or - God forbid - America Online.
The problem, though, is not that the majority of HTML is only IE compatible, it's the morons who put in IE-compatible-only code.
Have your ISP alter your reverse DNS information to reflect your domain. If they won't, change over to one that will.
Then perhaps the appropriate way to close the account is to threaten them with legal action....
Just from the impression I get from TFA, this sounds a little like I'd be paying for the privelege of seeing advertisements. Am I misinterpreting this, or is this the case? Some clarification would be nice.
In otherwords, this is a way of telling the soccer moms of the world to fsck off and die.
Yeah. It's sunny as Hell here in southern California right now.
Despite your predictions of doom and gloom, I don't forsee the likes of FedEx folding any time soon.
Not really. My alarm clock is the only thing in my home that doesn't self adjust to DST,and that's because it's not designed to. So I set it manually at the appointed time.
How embarrassing!
Short version - don't do it on your own. Longer version: if you really want that, you can advertise your services on other lists by way of purchasing adspace in the message. Yahoogroups, for one, sells advert space, and reaches ungodly numbers of people.
Complaining in Comic Sans is a lot like attempting to network your home office using the standards outlined in RFC 1149. It is indeed possible, but all that you do is make people laugh their heads off in astonishment