I do quite a bit of webdesign and have always wanted to host my own sites and custom servers that I make in C#. Today, somebody just gave me an "Array Networks SPX2000". It came with just the power cable and a burned CD with some pictures of itself and a couple of pdf files. He said it worked ...
I can find my IP address using ifconfig or hostname -i command.
But how do I find my Public IP?
(I have a static public IP but I want to find it out using unix command)
If you search for the term "softmail.me" you will find many users asking questions. But the users are duplicates of each other. Can somebody merge (or close) them??
And the user is asking the same questions all over.
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It doesn't bother me that much but imagine if you've spent a while trying to find an answe to a problem. You find a SF question detialing the exact problem you have and see it has an accepted answer. Scroll down, click on the link, page 404's as it went off line. In my eyes, that's almost as bad as E-E saying "yes! we have an answer, but nope, you've got to pay for it".
@tombull89: I see it the other way 'round. Suppose there's a question for which a link to some other site would provide a great answer ... but doing that is discouraged. So the question goes without answer, or gets only bad answers.
In other words, 'allow link to answer' increases the odds of getting good/great answers. Sure, some links will Go Away in time, but they will be useful and valuable as long as they do exist.
@quux If you post a link to the site and give a sample of the text, or briefly summarise the content that's fair enough. Remember, SF and the other SE sites aim to be the be-all and end-all of resources. They should come here to find an answer to their problems, and that's it.
@quux If there was a podcast transcript, maybe it would be easier to find :P It's like why SE doesn't like let-me-google-that-for-you answers. They'd google to find SF/SU/SO, find their question...and then get told to google it again.
I'm with the others on this. One-line link pointers smack of laziness. They're not quality answers in and of themselves, and they're immediately rendered useless if the link stops working.
You don't really give us much information to work with. 10000 requests/day is 1 request every 9 seconds. Pretty much any hardware/vps you can get today (and even TomTom's smartphone) should be able to handle that. Whatever your problem is it's unlikely to be hardware. If you look over on the righ...
Band-aids are not a solution! Poorly and hastily made scripts, however, suffice.
Ideally this would be remedied with a permanent "blog" link at the top of the page rather than overwriting something. It's poor interface design to do that. I would have thought that would be a basic interface tenet.
I thought Jeff Atwood even wrote about it before? Maybe I am misremembering.
I get the feeling that chat is a red headed stepchild that the core team doesn't like, so they just don't care what they do to it. That's the feeling I get, anyway.
also found a CCTV camera that was supposed to be installed when the building was comissioned - its wiring is in a plant room, with a patch lead in the camera base but not plugged into the network port. Behind about 8 tonnes of plant room equipment that I don't dare climb over
I don't think you can pin this one on Windows itself...
other than the fact that Microsoft still refuse to give people an IQ test before letting them use visual studio
Well, I just had a member of staff come in wanting to get to google. She was on about:blank, had used thing bing search box to try and find google. The page hadn't loaded so she came in to me. I told her to type google in the address bar so she thought instead she'll type in the address of the site she's trying to get to: maths-city. Page doesn't load. I facepalmed and she walked out a bit nonplussed...so I told her to click on IE's home button.
I mean, seriously? I though you only read about this.
use bing to find google, use google to find what she was looking for...
@tombull89 I stopped being surprised at how many people cannot differentiate the Location Box, Search box and the Google/Bing Search box. I hope they get voice-search working soon, I'd rather listen to these people try to talk their way to the Facebook site.
@ChrisS We still working to get simple things like ctrl+C, ctrl+V across to users, let's not get all fancy with your browser-based keyboard shortcuts. )
But, bless MS for adding "Windows + P" in Windows 7.... Too bad we can't convince anyone to use it instead of fucking about with the display properties manually.
@ChrisS Indeed. And our staff can't use Fn and F4 OR Windows + P. Hell, if I even point out the mere existance of the "windows" key their heads will EXPLODE.
I'm convinced if we banded together to develop a good product, we would kill. I mean, actually develop education software that looks good and does what it's advertised to?
The problem is that online learning software needs to meet such a diverse set of needs to be useful to more than one institution, that I'm fairly certain it's impossible to avoid it being a clusterfuck while making it functionally complete.
Education software that looks good and works properly? Next you'll say it won't require administrative permissions for the student components to run or something silly like that
@PeterGrace np, There's a lot of Windows + ? shortcuts that are quite useful, if not under used -- My new fav: Windows + N (where N = index number of a taskbar pinned application)
He lengthened the least time on our wireless DHCP scope from 30 minutes to 2 days against my recommendation. Needless to day, it didn't go over well when we were out of IPs 8 hours later.
Just got a call from one of our consultants; they sold a customer a computer and software; they're onsite now installing it. Them: How do I setup the wirless on this thing, it doesn't give me the option Me: That's because desktop computers don't come with wireless, you have to add it. Them: So we'd have to get an add-on to make it wireless? Me: Yes ::sigh::
It's a /21, but it's public wireless at a university. We've had zero issues with a /21 and short lease but I suggested making it at /20 or /19 even if he wanted the leases that long.
@Holocryptic She's not new... just the type who blindly assumes if her $1500 work laptop has XYZ feature then a cheap client's bare-minimum $700 desktop will have those same features.
And those prices are even skewed because we get somewhere north of $1,000 worth of free software (per computer) from MS that's on her laptop; and that customer's desktop price included a MS Office License.
I do quite a bit of webdesign and have always wanted to host my own sites and custom servers that I make in C#. Today, somebody just gave me an "Array Networks SPX2000". It came with just the power cable and a burned CD with some pictures of itself and a couple of pdf files. He said it worked ...
I can find my IP address using ifconfig or hostname -i command.
But how do I find my Public IP?
(I have a static public IP but I want to find it out using unix command)
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See also: Are answers that just contain links elsewhere really "good answers"? | Is it okay to answer a stackoverflow question with a link? | Why is linking bad?
Related: How do I properly write an answer that references my blog?
We all have seen it, and might even given some ...
