1. He used to be into science, and then he dropped that to persue other interests. Not a good move. 2. He still harasses @voretaq7 for a video of a lizard masturbating 3. He lives in the desert. I'm all for hot temperatures, but the desert is pushing it.
So, because "I know computers" I'm currently searching for stock photos of the new iMac to use in a brochure. Every. Single. iMac. Photo. is either head-on or rotated clockwise. But PC's are either head-on or counter-clockwise.
So, here's my situation:
We have a file server here at the office that is used to store all of our documents, with nothing being stored on the local machines. Pretty standard, and for the most part, this works well enough.
However, we have some users who have laptops, and want to be able to acc...
I use iTerm on Mac OS X and I really appreciate the Linux/bash shortcuts of CTRL-A and CTRL-E for going to the beginning or end of a line quickly. Is there something like these that will move the text input cursor forward or backward one word instead? (Kind of like how CTRL-W deletes a word at a...
Setup:
I have a simple test setup: PC (Win7) and Server (Win Server 2008) and I open a VPN tunnel between the two of them via PPTP (encrypted with MPPE 128). The server has a shared folder that the client can access and manipulate.
Scenario:
I now eavesdropped on the resulting communication via...
However, with so many services requiring SSL certificates these days and the new requirements for proving ownership of domains included in certificate SANs, split-brain DNS is going to become a more and more common approach.
Such bullshit
Using ad.whatever.com for your AD and getting a UCC or SAN cert that covers whatever.com and ad.whatever.com is the same exact process as getting it just for whatever.com
@ewwhite I'm not denying that there's a higher burden of proof needed for SSL, but it's not hard to prove that you also own a subdomain of a public domain
So I have setup the director and the realserver. Director uses VIP which I have configured on tunl0 as well. I have taken care of ARP problem using arptables. The trouble I am having is this: I run a wireshark trace on my realserver on interface tunl0. I see SYN packets from the clients but the realserver nevers sends a SYN ACK. Do you know why that might be?
Between Australia banning gun ownership and America privatizing and seeking to imprison most of it citizenry, surely all the world's problems will be solved shortly.
Bribes I agree with, it's a known fact that developers here just have to pay the right people to get whatever they want, and there's a high profile bribe case every few months
@ewwhite If their license won't support me, their support organization won't support me, so they don't have my back at any turn. I'll always be under the gun, having to hide what I'm really doing, not being able to use any official logos on my marketing pages. It's too much hassle.
Vmware doesn't want me, fine. I guess I'll have to wait until I get rich enough to handle their monthly points-to-dollars VSPP system.
1) I don't have clients, really, in that sense. Just two that keep me afloat while I either try to get more (failing miserably) or pivot to some other work. 2) I am a hosting provider. That's my deal.
And managed services is along the lines of #1 above, which for some reason I either get the "HALP my laptop is slow and needs a clean up!" requests out of the blue, or a big business wants to talk until they find I don't have, like, EMC or Cisco clustered Catalysts experience.
Just today I got a quote request through one of the online business directories I'm a part of. Dude couldn't get IE 10 to work and it had no internet connection or something. I'm thinking - how did you even find me? You see my business listing, I mention no where on there about help desk support or laptop repair.
I my city, my laptops wifi shows a wifi access point secured with wpa. And can be seen in any region of city. SSID is citychannel which is cable tv network in my city. as this wifi is available everywhere, is it possible to watch tv over wifi if I have password
@ewwhite I'd lose money. Gas to get there, 4 hours time, I'd end up maybe making $10 or $20?
It's $10 I didn't have before, but is it worth it? These are people that are like "Fix my laptop for $50 because Geek Squad."
And they're 40 miles south in Chandler. I don't know how it happens, but every contact I get, even if it's BS "install laptop RAM for $25" work, they're usually 30 miles or more away.
The warhorse car I have? 8 miles to the gallon.
And its resale value is less than a nice Specialized. =P
@MarkHenderson I'd run you over with my tandem, then get my kid to kick you in the nuts. Then I'd explain I was only parked there while loading the tandem...
@WesleyDavid Did you mean: a̰͉̞̮̥ͤ̅͂̓̓͛͌;̱̟̯̫͕̩s̛͇̖̠̩͚̠̿͋ͥ͋̔ͮͅo̠̠̝͓͌ͩ̏ͥ̓̾͋i̪̼̽ͫ̾ͧ̍ͨg̖̟͚̀̊ͤ͗̔j͖̩̝̇̄ͪ̃͂ͪ̀ͅͅq̤͇͇̖͇͂͗̓͟;̴̻̲̺̤͑̀l̩̟̼̦̠̠ͤ́ͤ̈ͫͭͅs̶̺̰̜ͦ͛̒k̳͍͉ͤ͠g̶̪͗ͥj̭̱̬̃̾ͮ͠ă͇̝̟̤̘̮͓s͙͉͙;͓̪͈̿ͪl̞ͣͤķ̰̜̝̟̺̻̭͗ͭͬ̈́j͌͛͌ͩ̿̍?
Okay, spend five years managing a medium sized business that still has 10/100 hubs and has their entire 20 year customer relationship database in an Access 97 file shared on a Windows 2000 FTP server that is multi homed, is the office's internet gateway using FreeProxy 0.9b, and then field calls from the CEO to help you set up his Okidata line-feed printer on Vista x64 running on his ASUS tablet.
THIS IS WHY WE HURT INSIDE.
Markdown also punches orphans.
And John Gruber is regularly assaulted with an unconscious Mark Shuttleworth who was only moments earlier dispatched with a shovel to the face.
Call up Grandma Salas right now Joel. You can't let family keep running like that.
I'd call my grandma but she's dead. Both of them. So I'll just sit here. Alone. In the rain.
"sVirt is a technology included in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 that integrates SELinux and virtualization." Because my life doesn't suck enough, amirite? <_<
Virtualized SELinux. S U C K C E P T I O N
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@JoelESalas Check this out: alwaysonpc.com/mobile/en Thoughts? How are they making money - what's the business model.
So, here's my situation:
We have a file server here at the office that is used to store all of our documents, with nothing being stored on the local machines. Pretty standard, and for the most part, this works well enough.
However, we have some users who have laptops, and want to be able to acc...
Setup:
I have a simple test setup: PC (Win7) and Server (Win Server 2008) and I open a VPN tunnel between the two of them via PPTP (encrypted with MPPE 128). The server has a shared folder that the client can access and manipulate.
Scenario:
I now eavesdropped on the resulting communication via...
I my city, my laptops wifi shows a wifi access point secured with wpa. And can be seen in any region of city. SSID is citychannel which is cable tv network in my city. as this wifi is available everywhere, is it possible to watch tv over wifi if I have password
