ncluded tool tcpreplay-edit tool in order to
mimic multiple slaves.I suspect there might be some state related
issues in the MySQL protocol as well that would make doing this
problematic, but it might be worth a look. If you do get it to work,
writing it up for the rest of us would be ap
install Linux for you. That
way you never have to know it was ever there.
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ly got it with 2G of RAM when you apply
for the developer program. Then max it out to 16Gig (or whatever) via
NewEgg. Or don't bother with the program at all, if all you want is
a (semi) supported OS image.
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> On Fri, Jul 6, 2012 at 4:58 PM, Bill Bogstad wrote:
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>> Think out of the box a little. The OS image appears to be
>> downloadable by anybody. Buy any configuration of that model you like
>> and
and never heard any horror stories.
http://www.constantcontact.com
In addition, several organizations that I'm a member of use them for
their weekly/monthly mailings.
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http://www.tuhs.org/wiki/The_Unix_Heritage_Society
Here is a link to the source trees:
http://minnie.tuhs.org/cgi-bin/utree.pl
I suspect the "TUHS" in the subject for this thread is a reference to their
mailing list.
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with some spare time on their hands, may be
> interested in:
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> http://www.it4communities.org.uk - Introducing Volunteer IT Professionals to
> Charities Needing IT Help
Sounds like the right organizational model, but they charge charities
85 GBP a year to cover &quo
hen leaving one open to the
possibility of odd behavior when using telnet. Besides "nc" is 4
characters shorter then "telnet" and based solely on that criteria is
superior. :-)
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ftware/licenses are
available via an MSDN membership/ While an MSDN OS membership is a
bit expensive ($699?), it would still probably be cheaper than even a
single class at a community college.
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companies provide downloadable utilities that will do this when their
drive is the destination.
I did this recently with an Intel SSD and Windows 7.
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leanups on the fly. You
might take a look at autoexpect to get ideas for techniques if you
decide to write your own.
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even going beyond network maps to include OS versions, real
names & login names of system administrators, employee directories,
etc. I would argue that since you probably have internal controls on
employee access in place, you don't completely t
. I think the charging model needs to change as well
and not be based solely on the direction of the aggregated flows.
Unfortunately, I don't know what that new charging model should be.
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tflix has to work with devices that have no local storage (Roku,
SmartTVs, etc.). worth considering. Personally, I almost never watch
anything from Netflix on anything but my
TV/Roku.
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basis which
aren't much more then that, but I never go to the LOPSA web site since
I don't perceive
there being anything there.
Bill Bogstad
P.S. For the record, I'm probably not a current LOPSA member; although
I have been
in the past and
only option. I have no
experience with it, but
the Mac Disk utility can apparently resize a filesystem which might be
useful in this scenario. Its clone option (mentioned by an earlier
poster) sounds like it would be worth investigating.
Bill Bogstad
ey find "bogstad" it must be the person to whom
they are trying to send mail (or they just typo it). On the plus
side, I learned that I had some relatives in California and North
Carolina that I didn't know about and I had a nice email exchange with
a gentleman in Belgium.
Bill Bogst
eone else's smartphone, displayed
it full screen on the second phone and after moving the phones back
and forth for about 30? seconds managed to unlock the first phone. I
don't recall the models of the phones (probably Android though) and I
don't know know how repeatable this wou
time
though, but I suspect they are close. They have always had good
conference support.
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bering and comparing the serial number of the
disk in slot0 and seeing if it has changed. Unless the drive
manufacturer has really screwed up, that should work.
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most
operating systems and I would suggest that the best ones are actually
better at handling multiple threaded conversations than many (most?)
email clients. The only real problem that I would see is how to set
things up so that the groups didn't "leak" into the general USENET system
ngibles like color or smoky flavor.
>
>
> You've completely forgotten web forums of various sorts! Bah!
Does no one remember cross-posted USENET flame wars?
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On Mon, Jul 13, 2015 at 11:12 AM, Dan Ritter wrote:
> On Sun, Jul 12, 2015 at 06:12:12PM -0400, Bill Bogstad wrote:
>> On Sun, Jul 12, 2015 at 9:05 AM, Adam Moskowitz wrote:
>> > Allan Irving wrote:
>> >> How do we feel about trailing Slack instead of discussion li
On Mon, Jul 13, 2015 at 2:53 PM, David Lang wrote:
> On Mon, 13 Jul 2015, Bill Bogstad wrote:
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>>> That's easy. Run separate servers, and if you share the groups, require
>>> members of your NNTP trust circle to do the same. There are several
>>> historical
ny
additional certification beyond their bachelor's degree and that
doesn't seem to bother him. This is probably for the same reason
that software engineers are ignoring said certification programs.
ChemEs, EEs, and MechEs usually don't run their own consulting
business.
Bill Bog
or this model of education. From
what I've seen locally, 1 to 1 instructional environments are becoming
one way that local private schools differentiate themselves from
public schools. Whitelisting just the KA videos on YouTube strikes
me as likely to be painful.
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anybody know of instances where
this actually happened? I've only read about needing to encrypt
backups that are going to third-party
offsite storage facilities.
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http://qz.com/858194/ibm-employees-without-college-education/
An interesting article on how you don't need a college degree to work
for IBM. It quotes BLS statistics that 47% of Network and computer
systems administrators don't have four year college degrees. Food for
thought?
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