Re: NANOG Thread

2006-09-25 Thread Alexander Harrowell
Well, if anyone wants to add more to it, there are quite a few prominent 'noggers still to cast.

Re: NANOG Thread

2006-09-25 Thread billn
On Mon, 25 Sep 2006, Alexander Harrowell wrote: Well, if anyone wants to add more to it, there are quite a few prominent 'noggers still to cast. Can I be at the bottom of each thread, for when it really gets into wanker territory? Thanks. - billn

Re: NANOG Thread

2006-09-25 Thread Fred Baker
no; what OS and what applications are you using? Anything particularly unusual? On Sep 25, 2006, at 8:55 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Mon, 25 Sep 2006, Alexander Harrowell wrote: Well, if anyone wants to add more to it, there are quite a few prominent 'noggers still to cast. Can

Re: NANOG Thread

2006-09-25 Thread billn
On Mon, 25 Sep 2006, Fred Baker wrote: no; what OS and what applications are you using? Anything particularly unusual? Everything is custom. Cisco crust on top, mystery meat on the bottom. (Not to be confused with 'deviled ham.' It's all held together with a couple of Perl brand farm fresh

NANOG Thread

2006-09-24 Thread Alexander Harrowell
After recent events, may I propose the ultimate NANOG thread..NANOG User: MessageRichard A Steenbergen: Can we keep this off-topic crap off NANOG?Gadi Evron: That message is deeply relevant to us all. I can't understand what your porblme is.Sean Donelan: Fascinating, User. I suppose ISSUE would

Re: NANOG Thread

2006-09-24 Thread Alexander Harrowell
This inspired me: http://highclearing.com/index.php/archives/2006/04/07/4991

Re: NANOG Thread

2006-09-24 Thread Christopher L. Morrow
On Sun, 24 Sep 2006, Alexander Harrowell wrote: Christopher L. Morrow: I think you have a point, Sean, but can you try not to engage with this? ISSUE is definitely off topic. I don't think I've ever asked if something was off-topic on nanog... (and 'chris' is fine, no one but my mom calls