We've had a new (to us) server donated to PLUG. This is now in place
and with it we have a new website with a brand new unique template.
All these changes should give us a server that can spit out web pages
significantly faster than the old server and allow it to survive a
simple crawl from a
A PIII 80 Mhz eh? thats a good firewall box.
I have one even older than that still operating here (PII 400Mhz 256 MB ram
using openbsd 4.1). with over 1.5K days in operation, its been very reliable.
so? if anyone wants a firewall box setup using that old server, I can put the
OS in place and s
The only real problem with using this old beastie as a firewall is that
it probably pulls somewhere around 200 watts of power, so you could save
a ton of money very quickly by simply purchasing an ARM or ATOM based
computer at full price and using that for a firewall. It should pay for
itself
there is that.
sometimes though, those ARM devices can't handle as much as a full blown
monster. there are some times where having a slightly more powerful cpu would
be handy.
-Eric
On Mar 18, 2011, at 12:46 AM, Brian Cluff wrote:
> The only real problem with using this old beastie as a firew
WOOO!!!
Looks good!
On Fri, Mar 18, 2011 at 12:07 AM, PLUG Announcements <
plug-annou...@lists.plug.phoenix.az.us> wrote:
> We've had a new (to us) server donated to PLUG. This is now in place and
> with it we have a new website with a brand new unique template.
>
> All these changes should giv
Sam, Chisholm, Don, Brad, and our other Hackfesting friends and I will be
lab-ing it up on a few systems running Virtualbox LAMB [LAMP] server &
other image$ for virtual hacking fun.
Everyone is welcome to come over, (drink nearly free soda) swap lies, or get
involved in the actual exploitation a
Perhaps an ARM would have some difficulties (I don't honestly know about
that), but an ATOM would run circles around that ol' thing. ;)
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-Eric 'shubes'
On 03/18/2011 01:14 AM, Technomage Hawke wrote:
there is that.
sometimes though, those ARM devices can't handle as much as a full blown
mons
Nicely done Brian. I don't seem to be able to log in though. And if I tell
it I forgot my password then when I give it my email address it says invalid
token. Do we need to create a new account on the new server?
On Fri, Mar 18, 2011 at 6:38 AM, Lisa Kachold wrote:
> WOOO!!!
>
> Looks good!
>
>
Yup, you need to create new accounts. We'll probably be getting rid of
the new account funcationality since there isn't any reason for someone
that isn't going to edit the website to have an account. That could
change in the future but for now it's not worth dealing with the
headaches caused
I hope you are putting into consideration utilizing QR coding and mobile
web apps Both QR and Smartphones are expected to at least quadruple
this year.
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GPG -- C0380672
http://gm5729.blogspot.com/
Please u
>>> MSI got over their cheap Capacitor issue, so their quality
is back up >>>where it used to be, I also love ASUS, Intel, gigabyte
(they do have >>>some weird ones that suck so read reviews), EVGA and
Supermicro. >>>and Zotac seems to be doing some really go
For WiFi if you get anything Intel or anything Atheros your pretty safe.
I think Atheros is pretty much the top for open-source drivers, but
that may have changed.
On Fri, Mar 18, 2011 at 12:10 PM, gm5729 wrote:
MSI got over their cheap Capacitor issue, so their quality is back up
>>>w
I am looking for a C class that is data structures focused and not
windows dominate. Suggestions?
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C has no class. Sorry had to do it...
On Mar 18, 2011 7:20 PM, "Bryan O'Neal" <
bryan.on...@theonealandassociates.com> wrote:
> I am looking for a C class that is data structures focused and not
> windows dominate. Suggestions?
>
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ASU and the local community colleges used to have a data structures class from
the engineering department.
I'd imagine it still exists.
Eric
On Mar 18, 2011, at 7:41 PM, James Finstrom
wrote:
> C has no class. Sorry had to do it...
>
> On Mar 18, 2011 7:20 PM, "Bryan O'Neal"
> wrote
I asked a Mexican IT guy if he was a programmer.
"C senor!"
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Not to diminish the real value of a live classroom experience but there
are several books that focus on algorithms + data structures in C.
There are also articles by Dan Saks that demonstrate C, data structures
and the code generated. I'd also be surprised if there weren't some
online recorded cou
Anyone know the ins and outs of landing an IT job in Europe.
Specifically interested in Germany. Anyone here done it? Is knowing
German a must ?
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I didn't spend much time in Germany, but you will have a very difficult
time if you only speak English. Larger cities have a high percentage of
English speaking people, but more rural areas have very few bilingual
residents. Also, in eastern Germany older adults (35+) are less likely
to know Englis
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