If they are blocking port 110 then no packets destined for port 110 will pass the firewall/gateway, even if you use your tounge on Cat5 to generate the packet.
Fun Trick: Many times, you can use the URL telnet://some.host.foo and the browser will launch the telnet app for you. The second "evil" thing is to attempt to get a file that has an unknown mime-type. The browser will prompt you what to do, and you tell it to open with telnet.exe. These things can be disabled, must most places don't go that far.
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...(second only to the M$ range of "products", Exchange, Outf*ck etc.).
I find that referring to it as OutHouse is a more effective, and an appropriate analogy.
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They also put the System Policy Editor, Windows Batch Setup, and other such goodies the Win95/98 cd. They don't except a user to use them. They expect an admin to use them.
Did anyone else notice the "Don't get us on slashdot, or we'll shave your balls or something"? Me thinks the point of Dilbert-Hole was to get on slashdot.
I noticed today that the/cgi-bin/whois doesn't work anymore, and they also disabled the telnet whois service. Bad internic. *wham* *wham* *wham*. Bad Internic.
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you! I am so glad that I am not the only one that does that.
macs have 1MB of RAM and 10MB of harddrive?
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Check out QNX. It's intended for embedded/small memory systems. They fit networking, kernel, a gui, and a browser on a bootable 1.44 disk. I think you can download the disk image.
Is the reason that my keyboard can no longer be put up on its little leg-things. After the d*mn thing failing to install 5 times, I misclicked, it started to grind and refused to respond. My ESC key took quite a beating, as I was getting very, very ticked off.
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That's because MS was naughty and ripped chunks of the BSD TCP stack.
6 Hours of battery life vs my Palm III with over 18-24? I can't even remember the last time I had to change the batteries in my P3.
The frontend webservers are FreeBSD, and the mail servers run Solaris.
If they are blocking port 110 then no packets destined for port 110 will pass the firewall/gateway, even if you use your tounge on Cat5 to generate the packet.
Fun Trick:
Many times, you can use the URL telnet://some.host.foo and the browser will launch the telnet app for you. The second "evil" thing is to attempt to get a file that has an unknown mime-type. The browser will prompt you what to do, and you tell it to open with telnet.exe. These things can be disabled, must most places don't go that far.
...(second only to the M$ range of "products", Exchange, Outf*ck etc.).
I find that referring to it as OutHouse is a more effective, and an appropriate analogy.
In FreeBSD, I just restart moused.
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They also put the System Policy Editor, Windows Batch Setup, and other such goodies the Win95/98 cd. They don't except a user to use them. They expect an admin to use them.
NSI is "the .com company"
.com"
BR?
Sun is "the . in
The palm is intended to be a supplement to your computer, not a whole new one.
Did anyone else notice the "Don't get us on slashdot, or we'll shave your balls or something"?
Me thinks the point of Dilbert-Hole was to get on slashdot.
I noticed today that the /cgi-bin/whois doesn't work anymore, and they also disabled the telnet whois service. Bad internic. *wham* *wham* *wham*. Bad Internic.
My friend recivied a "Windows CE Development Kit" in the mail, but it (of course) only works with Visual C++. He used it as a cat toy.
You can go as high as OC192. And I belive the problem is not bandwidth, but overworked systems.
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you! I am so glad that I am not the only one that does that.
Check out QNX. It's intended for embedded/small memory systems. They fit networking, kernel, a gui, and a browser on a bootable 1.44 disk. I think you can download the disk image.
Is the reason that my keyboard can no longer be put up on its little leg-things. After the d*mn thing failing to install 5 times, I misclicked, it started to grind and refused to respond. My ESC key took quite a beating, as I was getting very, very ticked off.
Friends don't let friends use MSExchange
Don't forget Beard-grow-long Jordan!
*cough* Internet 2 *cough*