Most home users have static or static-like (Comcast, for example, ties the DHCP IP to your MAC address) addresses. Other option is to run your own recursive server on the company network and provide that DNS IP to your users.
Level3 is in the process of ACLing off 4.2.2.1 from the world so only downstream transit customers can use it. Google the Outages mailing list for more info.
There was a thread on NANOG a day or two ago talking about Level3 is starting to ACL off 4.2.2.1 off from the world except downstream transit customers. I would recommend against using that DNS server, and look at someone like OpenDNS.
When I was comparing farming to a vineyard, it was reflecting how neither make any money unless you're lucky, and you hope to simply break even most of the time. Please dial the pompous ass vibe a bit.
If by God suing, you mean smiting the shit out of them, I'm all for it (sometimes it sucks not believing in a deity when there could be some sweet ass smiting involved).
As an IT professional/business owner who took up farming for the fun of it (124 acres to start, slowly buying up more land), farming is like owning a vineyard. You barely break even most years. So do I blame farmers who are trying to make their lives easier with Montasano products? No. I do blame Montasano for their practices, and because of that don't use their products myself.
Yes, because clearly, I'm the only person who points these things out. Hard drive or not, it's a little far-fetched that if you're a huge evil organization storing copies of people's brains, you're not keeping backups somewhere, or you're using small, easily damaged media where horrible things happen if it's destroyed. I can suspend disbelief for scifi, but not common sense.
True. At that point you should be getting 1 or 2 U colo somewhere and have a NAS with 10-15TB of disk space that you can backup to, and get your data from, anywhere.
I agree with everything you said except using foam. I'd suggest using a material that would still protect the drive, but conduct the heat from the drives to the exterior of the ammo box quickly (a la heatpipe/sink style).
And don't have emissions controls. Did you know a jet ski puts out more pollution in 1 hour of use than a car does over 100K miles? (This doesn't count CO2, just the pollutants that a car's emissions control system usually handles)
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Make sure you work for an employer who cares about experience, and not the joke a certification is.
Most home users have static or static-like (Comcast, for example, ties the DHCP IP to your MAC address) addresses. Other option is to run your own recursive server on the company network and provide that DNS IP to your users.
Level3 is in the process of ACLing off 4.2.2.1 from the world so only downstream transit customers can use it. Google the Outages mailing list for more info.
Level3 is in the process of ACLing off 4.2.2.1 from the world so only downstream transit customers can use it. Google the Outages mailing list.
There was a thread on NANOG a day or two ago talking about Level3 is starting to ACL off 4.2.2.1 off from the world except downstream transit customers. I would recommend against using that DNS server, and look at someone like OpenDNS.
When I was comparing farming to a vineyard, it was reflecting how neither make any money unless you're lucky, and you hope to simply break even most of the time. Please dial the pompous ass vibe a bit.
If by God suing, you mean smiting the shit out of them, I'm all for it (sometimes it sucks not believing in a deity when there could be some sweet ass smiting involved).
As an IT professional/business owner who took up farming for the fun of it (124 acres to start, slowly buying up more land), farming is like owning a vineyard. You barely break even most years. So do I blame farmers who are trying to make their lives easier with Montasano products? No. I do blame Montasano for their practices, and because of that don't use their products myself.
Would make a kick ass product placement ad for Amazon S3: "Good enough for someone's brain, good enough for your data"
Yes, because clearly, I'm the only person who points these things out. Hard drive or not, it's a little far-fetched that if you're a huge evil organization storing copies of people's brains, you're not keeping backups somewhere, or you're using small, easily damaged media where horrible things happen if it's destroyed. I can suspend disbelief for scifi, but not common sense.
True. At that point you should be getting 1 or 2 U colo somewhere and have a NAS with 10-15TB of disk space that you can backup to, and get your data from, anywhere.
Can you post the SATA sled brand you do use? I'm interested, but don't want to pay CDW $27/sled. =(
I agree with everything you said except using foam. I'd suggest using a material that would still protect the drive, but conduct the heat from the drives to the exterior of the ammo box quickly (a la heatpipe/sink style).
When I saw that scene, I thought "Shenanigans!". I wouldn't trust my brain contents to be stored on a single drive with no RAID. =)
Then they could of had plausible deniability when confronted about their supporters costing the law firm more than they collected.
Plausible deniability is only needed if what they're doing is illegal. Is it? I'm not sure paying someone is against the law.
That's crazy. What has it come to when you have to fight for them to take your money =)
Can you not pay "on behalf of"? It's not like T-Mobile won't let me pay my friend's bill. They say "Money is money".
I'm waiting to write a book, "Monogamy: A Cautionary Tale" ;)
Mod parent up =) I appears he has experience in the trenches
They actually have PCI-E versions as well, to bypass the SATA bottleneck.
True. The answer is for municipalities to run fiber to the home and then lease access to providers who want to sell to those customers.
Note that the Kindle DX has free, unlimited access to Wikipedia. How hard is it to get all that info from textbooks into Wikipedia, eh?
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And don't have emissions controls. Did you know a jet ski puts out more pollution in 1 hour of use than a car does over 100K miles? (This doesn't count CO2, just the pollutants that a car's emissions control system usually handles)
It has safeguards for obstacles, as well as an emergency immediate stop if it is lifted/tipped over.