Ed Sawicki wrote:
> m0gely wrote:
>> Ed Sawicki wrote:
>>
>>> a) He claims they are on a "private network"; they are safe.
>>> The Web server serves only internal users; it cannot be
>>> accessed directly from the Internet. However, their
>>> "private network" is not private in the sens
m0gely wrote:
> Ed Sawicki wrote:
>
>> a) He claims they are on a "private network"; they are safe.
>> The Web server serves only internal users; it cannot be
>> accessed directly from the Internet. However, their
>> "private network" is not private in the sense of NAT
>> and RFC19
Ed Sawicki wrote:
> a) He claims they are on a "private network"; they are safe.
> The Web server serves only internal users; it cannot be
> accessed directly from the Internet. However, their
> "private network" is not private in the sense of NAT
> and RFC1918 private addressing.
I've used Easystreet for years. Love em. They just did a bunch of power and
cooling upgrades and I saw not a single hiccup. They really take the time to
do things right. As mentioned above, they are a great fit for a small /
medium org. And yes, they do have biometrics. Whether or not that's a good
I wrote a Memorial Day essay, and mashed up a nice picture for it.
http://www.keithl.com/ben_open.html
Keith
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On Sat, May 23, 2009 at 11:22 AM, Ed Sawicki wrote:
>>>From my experience you have a couple choices. EasyStreet is great for
>> smaller businesses or individuals with bigger budgets. Access is convenient
>> from what I've been told. The company I used to work for used them with
>> pretty good s
So today I am downloading some distros for my USB disk that I take to
the Clinic. Suddenly Transmission announces that I am out of file
space. Sure enough, the GUI says there is no free space out of the 140
GB formatted. Now, I know I have a lot of stuff on this computer, but
just the other day I k
On Sat, 2009-05-23 at 07:46 -0700, Keith Lofstrom wrote:
> If computers were sentient, what would software feel like?
>
> Linux is like making love.
> Windows is like prostitution.
> Viruses are like rape.
>
> ... and Mac is a very attractive and friendly prostitute :-)
...dual-booting is like
I have an associate who consults for a living. He would
like objective feedback from a variety of other IT folks
so he can present his customer with recommendations that
are considered to be industry best practices. He would
appreciate it if knowledgeable IT people could comment
on the following it
>>From my experience you have a couple choices. EasyStreet is great for
> smaller businesses or individuals with bigger budgets. Access is convenient
> from what I've been told. The company I used to work for used them with
> pretty good success.
When I last visited Easystreet, they had install
On Fri, May 22, 2009 at 16:06, John Medway wrote:
> I know this is not strictly Linux, but this is one of the few local tech
> mailing lists I am on, or am aware of, so please excuse...
>
> Does anyone have any good/bad/indifferent to report about in-Portland
> co-location facilities? I need two c
Thanks to Bill suggesting that Vbox needed to be updated, I checked and,
indeed, I had installed version 1.6. My bad, since I have a copy
locally and that's what was installed. Replacing it with the current
version solved my problems. Now to delete that old file...
Thanks all,
Larry
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> I know this is not strictly Linux, but this is one of the few local tech
> mailing lists I am on, or am aware of, so please excuse...
>
> Does anyone have any good/bad/indifferent to report about in-Portland
> co-location facilities? I need two cabinets of real estate for some Linux
> servers (th
On Sat, May 23, 2009 at 7:21 AM, Larry W wrote:
> Rogan Creswick wrote:
> > On Fri, May 22, 2009 at 4:39 PM, Larry W
> wrote:
> >
> >>> /tmp/vbox.1/SUPDRV.h:99:30: error: asm/semaphore.h: No such file or
> >>> directory
> >>>
> >
> > Do you have the kernel headers installed?
> >
> > (package: li
If computers were sentient, what would software feel like?
Linux is like making love.
Windows is like prostitution.
Viruses are like rape.
... and Mac is a very attractive and friendly prostitute :-)
Keith
( with a tip'o'the'hat to Linus T., whose "marriage interfering
with prostitution" sta
Rogan Creswick wrote:
> On Fri, May 22, 2009 at 4:39 PM, Larry W wrote:
>
>>> /tmp/vbox.1/SUPDRV.h:99:30: error: asm/semaphore.h: No such file or
>>> directory
>>>
>
> Do you have the kernel headers installed?
>
> (package: linux-headers-`uname -r`, I think.)
>
I forgot to check for t
I am in a cabinet with Infinity Internet across from the Pittock. They
had a few hiccups in the last couple of years with power but it seems
to have been fixed. Last blip was over a year ago. I'm happy with the
service and access, however they have jacked rates up recently or so I
am told by the pe
On Fri, May 22, 2009 at 5:06 PM, John Medway wrote:
> I know this is not strictly Linux, but this is one of the few local tech
> mailing lists I am on, or am aware of, so please excuse...
>
> Does anyone have any good/bad/indifferent to report about in-Portland
> co-location facilities? I need two
I know this is not strictly Linux, but this is one of the few local tech
mailing lists I am on, or am aware of, so please excuse...
Does anyone have any good/bad/indifferent to report about in-Portland
co-location facilities? I need two cabinets of real estate for some Linux
servers (there's th
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