Well, if you lack the ability to modify the source code and recompile... you shouldn't be asking how to modify the source code and recompile. You probably shouldn't do this anyway (it's a bad idea™), but you really shouldn't do this when you admit you don't know how. — HopelessN00b Genius of network4 mins ago
I believe that maybe there is some command on php.ini that I could rename functions!!!! I NEVER ASKED TO RECOMPILE PHP! — amandanovaes4 mins ago
@amandanovaes Yes, yes you did ask to recompile PHP. That you don't realize that this is what you're asking to do just makes your request that must more horrible, actually. — HopelessN00b Genius of network3 mins ago
I have a question related to the comparison of Ethernet and Token-ring.
There are 200 stations in a company. An 100Base-2 Ethernet connecting 100 stations, and a Token-ring operating at 60Mbps (also connecting 100 stations). These two LANs are tested. Which one of these two LAN's would have bette...
an 100Base-2 Ethernet connecting 100 stations, and a Token-ring operating at 60Mbps (also connecting 100 stations)are tested. Which one of these two LAN's will perform better?
Thanks in advance!
It was a bit smarter than Ethernet at the time, where Ethernet just flooded the network and crossed its fingers that the data arrived (it often didn't and had to be re-sent) Token Ring at least had some sort of congestion control
helpdesk lights up with a bunch of calls from admitting because shit's fucked, I'd waddle up there carrying the Network Unfucking Toolkit, and find some patient-to-be had twisted the cable off and let all the tokens out
Everyone go read the comment thread on Hopeless's nomination post: superuser.com/election/3?tab=nomination Upvote as necessary. Remember, a vote for Hopeless is a vote for unilateral execution style discipline!
@MarkHenderson And you say it's hard to believe that I'm not way older than you? Dude, I was playing Atari 2600 games while you were dicking with 2-base-T
@Wesley I made the mistake of sending a client out to buy their own switch because I didn't have the time. He came back with a fully managed 100Mbit switch. I didn't know they still sold those. It was like $600
@MarkHenderson Or tracking down the stretch where somebody accidentally used TV coax instead of 10Base2 coax, so that the resistance is wrong and it passes some packets but gets a ton of errors...
@MarkHenderson Yeah, it didn't really make me facepalm then. I just wish I had pushed more for gigabit then because they were doing a little better and now the network speed is a little icky when doing backups and transferring across the wire.
@MarkHenderson Doing a full image backup on someone's laptop before they leave for a trip sometimes causes me to have to go through a familiar song and dance. "Plug your laptop into a network cable. I'll kick off the backup. Come back in one to four hours."
If there are two or three people leaving for a trip at once, yeahh... sucks.
@Jacob Get a basic fitness hybrid for ~$500. Trek 7.2FX, Specialized Globe Sirrus. Something like that. Get a U-lock and a cable lock. Or maybe two U-locks.
@MarkHenderson You know what it's like when you restore someone's PC, and triumphantly restore their files... then they say "Where's my desktop picture? And my icons changed. And I used to only single-click on foldesr... and... and!!"
So a combo of image backups and file backups is what I do.
@Jacob All the major bike manufacturers make something like that. The differences are tiny. Check out a few local non-chain bike shops. Go with the shop you get the best experience from, or that has the best deal. Don't pay too much attention to the brand.
@Jacob Probably close but not quite there. There's a lot to learn to get some of the minor adjustments just right. If you really want an online purchased bike to work out well, you pretty much need to take it to a local bike shop anyways. Twice, actually: once for them to double-check every bolt, and a second time after you've ridden the bike a bit to retension the wheels and cables.
@Jacob Seriously, though, unless the local shops suck a lot, go with a local bike shop.
@freiheit Nah, just buy a truing stand, a dishing tool, and a mechanic's stand, and a reamer/facer for your head tube, and a reamer/facer for your bottom bracket, and some grease, and some spanners, and a chain tool, and... yeah, you'll be on a bike before the sun goes nova!
@Jacob No, Cannondale is a fairly large brand, really.
@Jacob However, the simple reality is that all of the bikes you'd be shopping for are made in the same few bike frame factories in Taiwan and then have very similar parts from a few manufacturers slapped onto them.
@Jacob Or, in other words, Treks and Cannondales are probably pretty much just rebranded Giants.
@MarkHenderson I've got a friend who has a successful but small MSP here in town and he's pulling his hair out over his Gbit datacenter racks. Backups can't even run every night for his few dozen clients. He's desperately trying to forklift a 10G network in
Okay, so appliance manufacturer is saying that the device is attempting to resolve an IP address to the IPv6 record and somehow this is my fault. "Your firewall must be tunneling or something."
When your arrays can push 500MB/sec the 125MB/sec of gigabit is quite the pest
Our Veeam software talks directly to our Lefthand SAN which is nice, so it could back up at 4Gb/sec but that would fuck up our production systems to as to be basically unusable so they're capped to 100MB/sec
@MichaelHampton Clearly your quashing of guest posters implies that you are selfish and don't want to do people's jobs for them.
I like his last comment: "I just wanted the name of some hardware and software.Thats all. I should handle my school project tomorrow , and I should mentioned the list there"
Okay... uhhh... a Ricoh copier and Quatro Pro! There, that's some hardware and software. Aaaand... GO!
OKI ML320 and Visual FoxPro?
AND WHO IS HONKING THEIR HORN THROUGH THE NEIGHBORHOOD?!
@MarkHenderson Do it! BTW, I need to make a new login for you on my blog. I reinstalled wordpress and anyone who had an account but didn't have a post got their account deleted.
@freiheit That's why I looked at them. Though location isn't that simple. We're a metro area of 7 cities, so being in the same city doesn't always matter.
@MarkHenderson It made it very annoying because the first 100 items, out of 500 or whatever, were sorted alphabetically. Then you'd have runs of 5-10 that were actually sorted. Twas annoying as fuck.
Polling: AD Default Domain policy has been dorked around with, no DNS scavenging, DCs have not had Default Domain Policy applied, GPOs messy, OUs messy, improperly removed DCs (orphaned metadata), 25% AD computer/user objects stale
@Wesley And then there will be a scene like the super creepiest part of Face/Off where John Travolta, in Nicholas Cage's face, is all creepy around Nicholas Cage's daughter, except it seems as though it's Nicholas Cage being all creepy
That movie is confusing to explain who is doing what