i have tin foil wrapped around my head.
been playing q3 for 28 hours straight.
coffee is no longer a liquid..
i can see the horizon when i sneeze...
28 hours sneezing horizons quake
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Federal holiday.
> -Original Message-
> From: Hatton Humphrey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, January 20, 2003 3:30 PM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: Silence
>
>
> ping? Is everyone just slammed today?
>
> Hatton
>
>
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Sorry to hear that.
Is the "lite" dot net rendering engine that matrix includes not enough?
Or perhaps you are viewing that engine thinking it is your "main" .dot
engine, and the lite engine didn't absorb your main engines settings?
I'm just getting started with .net, so sorry I can't offer more h
Just for the record, it seems that installing the Web Matrix removed all .NET settings
from my IIS web server.
I know it sounds like that would be really unusual, but I didn't make any other
changes to the machine. ( Unless defragging the hard drive counts )
And, of course, unlike CF5 / CFM
I'm here. I've spent most of the weekend and today working on 2 sites,
setting up my computer for local development, and trying to learn more about
fusedocs. I'm running on empty .. not much sleep at all.
Speaking of fusedocs, does anyone have an example of a decent sized fusedoc
with the code i
be vewy vewy quiet...I'm hunting bugs
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Monday, January 20, 2003, 4:29:43 PM, you wrote:
HH> ping? Is everyone just slammed today?
HH> Hatton
HH>
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Busy is more like it. and tired, had a very hectic weekend.
larry
At 04:29 PM 1/20/03 -0500, you wrote:
>ping? Is everyone just slammed today?
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>Hatton
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I'm here !
I'm here!
*jumps up and down*
Me me me!
I'm here!
-Gel
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From: Hatton Humphrey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
ping? Is everyone just slammed today?
Hatton
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Unfortunately I cannot attend this week - prior obligations, but remember
there is MXDC, (http://mxdc.figleaf.com/mxdc/overview.cfm) sponsored by
Figleaf and CF-Fun 03 (http://www.cfconf.org/cfun-03/) coming up in June.
These could be good alternatives.
larry
At 04:17 PM 1/20/03 -0500, you wro
ping? Is everyone just slammed today?
Hatton
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Are we still planning to do this? Which day? (Wed. or Thurs.?) I need to
get back with someone who wants to meet on Thursday evening.
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The Children's Medical Center
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http://www.childrensda
You can get Cisco Catalyst 1900's for less than $150 on Ebay and the
isp-equipment list these days...
The only other option would be to turn a PC into a router and use it
as the gateway for all the PC's in the office. I've seen such
software, and have done basic NAT for the web using software, but
Here, for support/prepress customers, we do contracts for x number of hours
for a reduced rate. That guarantees us income (if the hours are not used
within the year, they are lost) while generally giving the customer a good
deal (typically the number of hours in the contract is pretty close to
nee
:) It's an el cheapo CNET 8 Port Switch ^_^
http://www.pcmech.com/show/reviews/257/
So there's no settings at all that can be set :)
No segments or anything.
I bought the thing to essentially function as a HUB for 4 computers with
some room to grow.
-Gel
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From: Jon
Exactly, that's the definition of a switch. If you had a modern
managed switch (Cisco, Intel, etc.), you could do port mirroring.
Basically it lets you forward all packets to a specific port so that a
sniffer will work on a switch.
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jon
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Monday, January 20, 2003, 11:33:
Is it a switch or a hub? That's important. You can only see packets
actually broadcast to your network segment -- that is, everything on your
side of a switch or router. A hub is a 'dumb' unit -- it simply shouts
everything it hears. Switches and routers are 'smart' so you only see
traffic on y
Hmm..went to PC Mechanic to look up the switch review and you are
correct.
It creates a little internal MAC address table and examines packets
coming ina nd out and sends them only to that MAC Address.
Whereas a HUB broadcasts to all and the right computer just picks up the
info.
Making Network sn
yeh. i don't want to bad mouth any one else's work.
i know some things i did in the past suck!
just need to sell the point of an org being able to control all the content,
data & server internally.
not having to pay those huge overhead per month fees & such.
the app. works.
just very aqard to use.
The switch. A switch keeps miscellaneous traffic off the wire, so the only
thing you can see between your computer and the switch is traffic for your
computer.
At least that's my understanding.
-Kevin
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> From: Angel Stewart [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, J
Could be worse.. could be China or North Korea
At 10:29 AM 1/20/2003 -0500, you wrote:
>Go Figure
>
>http://makeashorterlink.com/?S18D24723
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No..its all one little hub thingy. Some CNET 8 port Hub. All the
machines plug into that. A flat network.
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Your computer behind its own Switch?
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From: "Angel Stewart" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Community" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, January 20, 2003 11:20 AM
Subject: Network Sniffer Locked to local IP
> Hey guys and gals..
>
> Any either why any Network sniffer I u
That kinda puts you in an awkward position...to bid againsst the folks
who wrote it.
However, if they are having problems with the app, you could use that
as a reason why they should go with you (the other guys didin't do ti
right the first time)
I'm not sure what consulting rates are these day,
Hey guys and gals..
Any either why any Network sniffer I use only is able to view traffic to
and from MY machine, but no other machines on our network?
We have a small office network of about 4 PCs all connected to one of
those little 8 port switches.
I've tried IRIS and Etherpeek and they both
In a world where the media creates the news rather than reporting it, this is
perfectly normal. Let a regime who has no human rights head a group that's
supposed to protect them. And some wonder why I hate the UN and think they're
just a total BS outfit.
(the media example above is to show that th
Fetch is among the best, and is now available for OSX. Here's a list of
some of the FTP clients available for OSX on the Mac:
http://www.versiontracker.com/mp/new_search.m?productDB=mac&mode=Quick&OS_Filter=MacOSX&search=ftp
hth,
larry
At 10:30 AM 1/20/03 -0500, you wrote:
>I don't use Macs but
Go Figure
http://makeashorterlink.com/?S18D24723
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I don't use Macs but I know that Fetch is the most popular.
~~ Dan
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From: Angel Stewart [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, January 20, 2003 10:27 AM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Best MAC FTP Program.
Okies...so what's the best MAC FTP program out there?
Someone is l
Okies...so what's the best MAC FTP program out there?
Someone is looking to purchase one and asked me...of course I had to
tell them I don't know but I can find out ;-)
-Gel
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From: Dharmesh Goel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, January 17, 2003 6:01 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: RE: For those who couldn't view our live feed
Interesting. I pas
To quote Mr. Rogers,
Kids can you say exploitation?
Nothing is going to change until the corporations who hire programmers
realize that its to their long term benefit to treat the workers better. If
it means forcing them to see it via a union or a professional association,
then fine. But its n
Good morning all.
As you know, at the start of the month, one of our ferrets (Augustus) went
in for Adrenal Cancer and Pancreatic surgeries. Several people asked me
about how he was doing, and so I promised I'd post some photos of him. I
finally got around to putting the pictures of Augustus up
Can you not use the website from the UK?
>
> One of ours is on the recall list - now all I have to do is get
through,
> not getting the "Sorry, lines are busy" signal :-P
>
> Philip Arnold
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Good morning - just going through some links, and this one reminded me of
this list.
http://www.corporatemofo.com/stories/030119union.htm
"In many ways, programmers and their ilk are victims of their own
overeducation. They tend to be Ayn Rand-reading, Heinlein-worshipping,
independent, antisocia
ok so i am going into a meeting today for a contract.
once completed on time & under budget they want to hire me.
normally i charge 75 bucks an hour for web work.
should i drop the rate to ensure i get the work?
they mentioned that i would have to bid out the work, against a company who
originally
Congrats ;)
I remember how worried i was when i left AEPS even though it was horrible
there at least i had been there 6 years and was used to it and i was worried
the worst could happen at ediets but i'm pretty happy and i'm sure you will
be too!
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> APC is recalling two products. A 350 and a 500 Model, the
> will overheat
> and melt the case, then cause a fire for more info:
> http://www.apcc.com/rely/pressrel.cfm
One of ours is on the recall list - now all I have to do is get through,
not getting the "Sorry, lines are busy" signal :-P
Phi
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