How do I configure my router for that?
Router(config)# no ML jibber-jabber
^
% Invalid input detected at 'twitter' marker.
-j
--
Jamie Rishaw // .com.a...@j <- reverse it. ish.
[Impressive C-level Title Here], arpa / arpa labs
On Sun, Jul 5, 2009 at 7:15 AM, Roland Perry wrote:
> In article <4a50acb7.6070...@airwire.ie>, Martin List-Petersen <
> mar...@airwire.ie> writes
>
>> Calling it a lame web 2.0 is pretty much off, when it's actually used
>> for something sensible.
>>
>
> I seem to be trying to find the middle gr
In article <4a50c401.9070...@gmail.com>, JC Dill
writes
Unfortunately, the number of students polling the website for news
means it can't cope with the traffic.
Really? Um, wow. How big is this school? Is the webserver on an ISDN
line?
It appears to be at a co-location centre in a dist
I agree.
It seems (I didn't look for solid proofs of that) twitter went down when
MJ's die was revealed. I don't want to know why (not enough cloud
computing stuff?), but I still believe there is maybe not always an
ultimate solution to all problems.
Twitter and its friends may sometimes help
In article <4a50bb87.8000...@airwire.ie>, Martin List-Petersen
writes
Calling it a lame web 2.0 is pretty much off, when it's actually used
for something sensible.
I seem to be trying to find the middle ground between members of the
public who think "The Internet isn't appropriate because th
Hmm... doesn't that kind of defeat the point of using Twitter instead of your
own infrastructure to begin with, aside from adding another (Posterous) single
point of failure for all your communication mechanisms?
Perhaps it is not so important for snow days vs. outage situations, but it
seems t
Roland Perry wrote:
There's the temptation by some of companies to leverage the latest
technology to appear "cool" and "in tune" with customers, but by far and
large, when something goes down customers either do no nothing, wait, or
call in. I think the best use of everyone's time is to make sur
Roland Perry wrote:
> In article <4a50acb7.6070...@airwire.ie>, Martin List-Petersen
> writes
>> Calling it a lame web 2.0 is pretty much off, when it's actually used
>> for something sensible.
>
> I seem to be trying to find the middle ground between members of the
> public who think "The Intern
On 05/07/2009 21:56, Kasper Adel wrote:
I am trying to capture x.25 traffic from a Sun Machine and i wonder if snoop
supports it because i asked my customer to capture it and send it over ...
Try http://docs.sun.com
esp. "Solstice X.25 9.2 Administration Guide"
x25trace probably does what you w
In article <4a50acb7.6070...@airwire.ie>, Martin List-Petersen
writes
Calling it a lame web 2.0 is pretty much off, when it's actually used
for something sensible.
I seem to be trying to find the middle ground between members of the
public who think "The Internet isn't appropriate because the
Roland Perry wrote:
> In article <4a50a3c9.3080...@airwire.ie>, Martin List-Petersen
> writes
>
>> for those type of notifications, it's perfect, also because it's not
>> part of your own infrastructure.
>
> From an operational resilience point of view, that's a very important
> feature.
It's
In article <4a50a3c9.3080...@airwire.ie>, Martin List-Petersen
writes
for those type of notifications, it's perfect, also because it's not
part of your own infrastructure.
From an operational resilience point of view, that's a very important
feature.
--
Roland Perry
In article <20090705113248.gp1...@hezmatt.org>, Matthew Palmer
writes
There are web hosting providers whose 18c/year hosting plans can't handle a
few thousand requests to a static page over a period of maybe 15 minutes
without falling over? The mind boggles.
Apparently so. Of course, they cou
In article , Steve Pirk
writes
It's a High School. They don't have a "support desk" (or more than
handful of phone lines [1]). Even the local radio station can't cope
with one call per school asking them to broadcast the news that they
have closed due to bad weather.
If your resources a
In article <9589b202-ed92-4c49-98ee-eebaa43c8...@americafree.tv>,
Marshall Eubanks writes
as I said before, this is a service that goes down. I would not rely
on it as the only way to communicate.
I'd be proposing it as an additional way to communicate[1], but people
could come to rely upon
In article <20090705101237.gc14...@skywalker.creative.net.au>, Adrian
Chadd writes
Is Twitter making a profit or not?
This discussion about (ab)using a publicly available message system which
isn't currently being charged for would makes me worried^Wamused as hell.
I've seen debates about whe
In article <0d357934-85de-4935-8f58-02f5fcc1d...@americafree.tv>,
Marshall Eubanks writes
I would say this partially would depend on how and what you want to
communicate. If there is just going to be
one pronouncement per day (the school is up / down / delayed), then
facebook and / or myspace
Aleksandr Milewski wrote:
> On 7/4/09 7:50 AM, Roland Perry wrote:
>
>> What I'm trying to anticipate is the objection to *also* posting to
>> Twitter, which might be raised on the grounds that it's too
>> "unofficial", or "unsupported" or something like that.
>
> Anecdotal, of course, but I foun
Kas,
I would assume that the x.25 traffic is using async ports on the Sun (or is
it over IP)?
If its async, you are out of luck, and should use some RS232 (I assume...)
sniffer which can recognize x.25
Arie
On Sun, Jul 5, 2009 at 2:56 PM, Kasper Adel wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am trying to capture
Hello,
I am trying to capture x.25 traffic from a Sun Machine and i wonder if snoop
supports it because i asked my customer to capture it and send it over but
the trace doesnt include anything x/25 related.
Regards,
Kas
On Sun, Jul 05, 2009 at 11:01:43AM +0100, Roland Perry wrote:
[snow day notifications]
> Unfortunately, the number of students polling the website for news means
> it can't cope with the traffic. I don't believe they can justify paying
> more for better web hosting, just to manage this once-a-y
On Jul 5, 2009, at 6:23 AM, Roland Perry wrote:
In article <4a4fd58b.2000...@gmail.com>, JC Dill > writes
Even easier, you make an email address on your system that is an
alias to posterous. So they send to "p...@schoolsystem.edu"
which .forwards out to posterous, which posts to the school
My gosh, Ok, how about we use Facebook, myspace and the other
assorted community websites/services, no better
yet lets use AOL!
Can we kill this thread please (for those that are still on AOL that's PLZ)
This list is for professional content, not for boasting about high school
websties/servi
On Sun, 5 Jul 2009, Roland Perry wrote:
There's the temptation by some of companies to leverage the latest
technology to appear "cool" and "in tune" with customers, but by far and
large, when something goes down customers either do no nothing, wait, or
call in. I think the best use of everyone's
Is Twitter making a profit or not?
The other consideration is scalability and reliability. Twitter has
been subject to numerous feature disablements due to capacity
issues, as well as complete outages. Furthermore, Twitter does not
appear to be deployed in a distributed, highly-availab
On Jul 5, 2009, at 6:12 AM, Adrian Chadd wrote:
On Sun, Jul 05, 2009, Roland Perry wrote:
Unfortunately, the number of students polling the website for news
means
it can't cope with the traffic. I don't believe they can justify
paying
more for better web hosting, just to manage this once-a
On Jul 5, 2009, at 5:12 PM, Adrian Chadd wrote:
Is Twitter making a profit or not?
The other consideration is scalability and reliability. Twitter has
been subject to numerous feature disablements due to capacity issues,
as well as complete outages. Furthermore, Twitter does not appear
In article <4a4fd58b.2000...@gmail.com>, JC Dill
writes
Even easier, you make an email address on your system that is an alias
to posterous. So they send to "p...@schoolsystem.edu" which .forwards
out to posterous, which posts to the school blog, myspace, facebook,
twitter,
It doesn't have
On Sun, Jul 05, 2009, Roland Perry wrote:
> Unfortunately, the number of students polling the website for news means
> it can't cope with the traffic. I don't believe they can justify paying
> more for better web hosting, just to manage this once-a-year half hour
> event.
Is Twitter making a p
In article <4a4fc4f3.2010...@rollernet.us>, Seth Mattinen
writes
Twitter will attract the "what's cool right now" demographic.
But has it gone from "cool" to "useful" (for this kind of application),
in a way that Facebook and other such sites haven't?
I remember an employer of mine when I w
In article
aatbsgaabauldg0ewkrsz9bd0db8+e2aqaaa...@iname.com>, Frank Bulk
writes
When the local power companies uses twitter, then maybe I'll consider using
twitter for our customers.
That's a poor example as far as the UK's concerned. You can't get
information from the power company for
On Sun, 05 Jul 2009 01:03:47 -0700
Seth Mattinen wrote:
> As I check now they've redacted the whole building claim and are now
> saying 7th and 8th floors.
I (http://www.Vex.Net/) am on the seventh floor and we never went down.
All my screen sessions are still up and running. I can't find any
ev
Erik (Caneris) wrote:
>> Peer1 confirms it on their status page:
>>
>> http://forums.peer1.com/viewtopic.php?f=37&t=117
>>
>> They say power was cut to the whole building. A post on webhostingtalk
>> says only their suite and one below.
>>
>>
> That's incorrect unless the rest of us are running on
>
> Peer1 confirms it on their status page:
>
> http://forums.peer1.com/viewtopic.php?f=37&t=117
>
> They say power was cut to the whole building. A post on webhostingtalk
> says only their suite and one below.
>
>
That's incorrect unless the rest of us are running on generators now. We are on
Paul Wall wrote:
> FYI
>
> There is a fire at 151 Front Street in Toronto, which is home to TorIX
> as well as a variety of other network providers. Rumor is the fire may
> have ORIGINated in the Peer1 suite.
>
> Seems a bad weekend for fires given what happened in Seattle as well.
>
Peer1 conf
Erik (Caneris) wrote:
> 151 Front St is on fire. I just woke up from a flood of monitoring SMSs about
> 25 minutes ago.
> http://www.toronto.ca/fire/cadinfo/livecad.htm shows a two alarm fire with 17
> fire vehicles dispatched currently.
>
> More details as we have them.
>
As in, lp0 on fire?
151 Front St is on fire. I just woke up from a flood of monitoring SMSs about
25 minutes ago.
http://www.toronto.ca/fire/cadinfo/livecad.htm shows a two alarm fire with 17
fire vehicles dispatched currently.
More details as we have them.
Erik
FYI
There is a fire at 151 Front Street in Toronto, which is home to TorIX
as well as a variety of other network providers. Rumor is the fire may
have ORIGINated in the Peer1 suite.
Seems a bad weekend for fires given what happened in Seattle as well.
Drive Slow
38 matches
Mail list logo
