less than the EM ungrounded pairs would pick up?
Whatever is picked up by ungrounded pairs should be common-mode -- the
same on both wires in the pair. Even if it is induced into the "live"
pairs in the bundle, it shouldn't affect signalling. In theory, that is.
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thought you would hire for, and let him tell you whether
> any of it is beneath him. As long as you get all the skills you need
> on the team you can juggle the tasking.
Unless you have a policy that "Slot A only does Slot A work" stuffed up
some orifice. I've been there, and it is both stultifying and limiting.
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Tired old sysadmin
t the App Store entry for inet Pro tells me -- nothing to do
with optical scanning of barcodes at all, AFAICS.
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ll of their IP space on our borders
> to get their attention.
By a happy coincidence, I got mail today from Scott Greco of Proofpoint,
asking if we could get together to discuss their products. I've replied
to that with a summary of this thread, and am Cc:ing him on this mail, as
well. Mayb
e."
(David Richerby)
Besides which, you'd be boosting the economy! They'd have to hire
people, and cash flow would increase. How can they *not* do it?
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Tired old sysadmin
On Fri, Mar 16, 2012 at 04:08:37PM +, Darin Herteen wrote:
> FYI
>
> Darin Herteen CCNA
> Lead Network Technician
> Packet Networking Group
> Iowa Network Services Inc
> http://www.iowanetworkservices.com
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Mike A
Anyone else seeing outages/partitions in Iowa? I'm seeing stuff back up
in my outbound mailqueues for places that get their DNS from at least one
provider (rdi1.com) in Iowa, and their phonetwinkie reports that the outage
is "statewide".
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ment that doesn't
> > do HDCP until we fix the sorry state of copyright in the US.
> > So it's equivalent to asking if we're going to fix copyright within
> > your lifetime... :)
> When the revolution comes, all will be fixed.
Mhm. Yeah. But until then, i
On Tue, Feb 28, 2012 at 09:33:04PM -0430, Greg Ihnen wrote:
>
> On Feb 28, 2012, at 10:53 AM, Mike Andrews wrote:
>
> > On Mon, Feb 27, 2012 at 10:20:10AM -0800, virendra rode wrote:
> >> -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
> >> Hash: SHA256
> >>
>
EXTREMELY_ well marked on charts. I can't
see it being anything other than human or mechanical error: not checking if
the ship is in a no-anchorage area, or the anchor chain wildcat brake _and_
the anchor chain blocking device fail simultaneously, or watch officer
totally mistakes the
re, stressing the importance of leadership."
> http://inventors.about.com/od/hstartinventors/a/Grace_Hopper_2.htm
> I was lucky enough to have heard her speak once at an ACM event.
I still have my nanosecond. Did she hand them out to the crowd there?
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Mike Andrews, W5EGO
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Tired old sysadmin
d a dollar for everytime i've heard that from a telco, i'd be a
> rich man...
That and "I'm getting a good ping response here" while I've got the cable
at my end unplugged from the equipment.
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Mike Andrews, W5EGO
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Tired old sysadmin
ntation for Cisco.
And write the scripts for various TV shows.
"Able to reconstruct an HD image from a single pixel. It's _CSI_!"
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Mike Andrews, W5EGO
mi...@mikea.ath.cx
Tired old sysadmin
On Tue, Jan 17, 2012 at 10:05:41AM -0500, Eugene Stover wrote:
> Anyone have any info? Not responding to anything.
I don't see anything that I can ID as anomalous. What are you (not) seeing?
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; the sake of humanity.
"Power corrupts. PowerPoint corrupts absolutely."
As regards avoidance of SPOFs, I also prefer multiple layers in different
technologies &c. A monoculture is horribly vulnerable. I grant that network
hardware isn't exactly Ireland just before the potato famine, but the
parallels are there and applicable in at least some senses.
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Mike Andrews, W5EGO
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Tired old sysadmin
point of a system.
is indicative of the level at which the doc is written, and of the
intended audience. Worse yet, the dfn. is _*WRONG*_.
I work for a state highway department; we take network security a whole
lot more seriously than *that*.
73 DE
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