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1999/8/21 [Academia/Berkeley/CSUA/Troll] UID:16358 Activity:moderate |
8/21 sodomize kchang. \_ been there, done that. |
1999/8/21-24 [Computer/Networking] UID:16359 Activity:low |
8/20 Any recommendations for DSL in the Mountain View area? How much should I expect to pay for a basic connection? \_ It's supposed to be something like 50 bucks/month, but there's ALWAYS 10 extra dollars/month for something. Some tax or something. I don't remember. All I know is that my friend is paying $60/month. --ricky \_ It must be the ISP. For some reason DSL providers never incorporate that into their advertising. "Oh, by the way, on top of that $50 you pay you also have to get an ISP" \_ Go TCI. Free install (usually), no hidden charges. |
1999/8/21 [Uncategorized] UID:16360 Activity:nil |
8/20 C++ question solved -- thank you |
1999/8/21-24 [Uncategorized] UID:16361 Activity:kinda low |
8/22 Two Linux ?s: 1. Any software packages out there to allow a terminal or graphical interface with Windoze machines? Such as PCanywhere for Linux (if it exists), etc. \_ VNC (free, works w/ everything), WinFram (commercial, only works w/ NT I think), VMWare (commercial, gives you a virtual PC in a box) \_ You really want VNC. Not only free but open source and has X11 support. 2. Anybuddy else figure out how to get a 3Com ethernet card to run as a secondary ethernet card? It's one of those PnP types. I got pnpdump/isapnp to recognize it, but it still doesn't show up on ifconfig. Any klews? \_ Read the Ethernet HOWTO. You need to pass you kernel some parameters at boot up. \_ alias eth1 3c905 in the /etc/conf.modules Thanx all. - mtbb. |
1999/8/21-24 [Industry/Startup] UID:16362 Activity:kinda low |
8/21 Does anyone have any pointers to a good resource with information on: o relocation packages (what's typical, what isn't) o acceptable amount of time between being made an offer and actually accepting it I'm about to accept a job offer for a place down in El Lay, and was wondering what would be "typical" for them to cover. \_ note this is taxable income o acceptable amount of time between being made an offer and actually accepting it I'm about to accept a job offer for a place down in El Lay, and was wondering what would be "typical" for them to cover. \_ I was offered $4k to relocate as part of my hiring bonus which I had to return if I didn't stay 4 years (yeah right). Needless to say I accepted a different offer. You shouldn't leave them hanging for more than a week at most unless you've warned them you're still interviewing elsewhere. \_ Go to yahoo's career site and you'l find out the "exchange rate" between SF and LA. If you get paid 50K in LA, then it is roughly 58K in SF. Your 4K relocation does not sound good. I know a MS gal \_ I wasn't the original poster. -Mr. 4k package who got 5K bonus plus 4000 shares of options (and the stock went up $10 only after a year). She left the company in less than a year, paid back the 4K relocation, and kept the options. Go figure. \_ Oh, MS = masters, not M$. There's a ~5K difference in pay. |
1999/8/21 [Uncategorized] UID:16363 Activity:nil |
8/21 My gay lover left me and moved to New York but he's thinking of moving back to the Bay Area. He called me the other night and we talked all night long. It was like old times but I don't know if it's right to take him back. What should I do? -feeling used \_ Make mouth love. |
1999/8/21 [Uncategorized] UID:16364 Activity:very high |
8/21 It ain't necessarily so... It ain't necessarily so... The things that you're likely to read in the motd It ain't necessarily so. \_ believe me when I tell you, I'll never do you no harm ... believe me darlin'! \_ Jonah he lived in a whale Oh Jonah he lived in a whale He made his home in That fish abdomen Yeah Jonah he lived in a whale. |
1999/8/21-24 [Computer/SW/Languages/Perl, Computer/SW/Unix] UID:16365 Activity:low |
8/19 If you have to ask questions about how to accomplish things in sed/awk/shell, you should be doing it in perl. \_ perl. \_ perl. \_ BIKE! \_ RIDE PERL! USE BIKE! |
1999/8/21-24 [Computer/SW/Unix] UID:16366 Activity:moderate |
8/21 Can Sun's Disk Suite mirror the root filesystem? I know that Veritas Volume Manager can... \-yes \_ yes.. there's docs explaining exactly how to do it -shac \_ Any pointers to where in the docs this is? the only thing that I was able to find said specifically that metadisks could NOT be used on /, /var, /usr, or any other partition that was used to boot the system. The docs also said that mirrors were comprised of metadisks.... Thanks for any help. \-if you say so ... look in the ODS package area [in /usr/opt,probably] and the CD for docs. --psb /dev/md/dsk/d4 771110 124853 592280 18% / /dev/md/dsk/d3 2108986 623245 1422472 31% /usr /dev/md/dsk/d2 1603526 270107 1285314 18% /var \_ You sure you're not looking in old docs? Older versions of disksuite couldn't mirror /, /usr, etc. but that restriction was lifted around Disksuite 3.0 or 4.0 (Solaris 2.4/2.5 timeframe) \-you know mirroring the boot disks might not be a good idea if you really are not reasonably familiar with disksuite. --psb \_ Well, I'm trying to BECOME familiar with it, so that I can effectively use it. That's why I'm looking for the docs. \_ http://docs.sun.com --jon \_ even when set up correctly, it can have some nasty side effects. I had that set up once and in a weird situation, i had filesystem corruption on one disk. this was mirrored on the second disk. barring that, it also saved my ass when a disk died and I had a 4 day cpu job running. -jon |
1999/8/21-22 [Science/GlobalWarming] UID:16367 Activity:nil |
8/21 Give a hoot. Don't pollute! |
1999/8/21-24 [Computer/Networking] UID:16368 Activity:high |
8/21 Anyone know any reason why my connection to soda would drop after a period of inactivity. I've set up a firewall to block all connections below 1024 and I'm guessing that has something to do with it. Any ideas? \_ Your firewall is dropping the connection. You need to increase its idle timeout for established TCP connections; if you tell us what kind of firewall you have, we can probably help. \_ cool, thanks. it's linux 2.2 ipchains. \_ You can use "ipchains -MS 86400 0 0" to increase the timeout to a day. \_ thanks. \_ keep alives not keeping alive or you have an idle timeout on your shell. \_ It was working fine until I moved it behind a firewall. \_ What's "keep alives"? \_ Soda's TCP stack will send a zero-length packet after \_ never understood why they called TCP a stack. \_ Technically TCP is a layer in the protocol stack. \_ You mean that 7 layer OSI model? \_ No, the similar, but less layered TCP/IP model. Some examples: NFS HTTP Sun RPC TCP TCP or UDP IP IP PPP/SLIP Ethernet \_ Never understood why the millennium bug is not called the century bug instead either. \_ Because millennium sounds more impressive. (Both are wrong of course, since the next century and next millenium start 1/1/2001). you've been idle for a while to make sure your machine is still alive, to force either an ACK or a RST. If it gets neither it decides your machine is dead and kills the connection. Soda is currently set to send a keep alive after 24 hours of inactivity. |
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