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2004/3/28-29 [Computer/SW/Security] UID:12892 Activity:nil |
3/27 What's the easiest way to temporarily disable SSH access on a per-user basis without changing the user's shell? \_ Add a DenyUsers line to sshd_config and restart sshd. \_ Perfect. Thanks! --op |
2004/3/28-29 [Computer/SW/WWW/Browsers] UID:12893 Activity:low |
3/27 C:\Documents and Settings\person>ping <DEAD>other.site.com<DEAD> Pinging other.site with 32 bytes of data: Request timed out. Reply from 169.235.5.5: TTL expired in transit. I have problem connecting to this particular site, but when I tried lynx to this site from soda and another site, I don't have any problem. Why is that? \_ the answer is above; ttl expired. increase your ping ttl and see if that changes anything. \_ It would be nice if Windows had man pages. \_ Aah, if only windows had man pages. |
2004/3/28-29 [Politics/Foreign/Asia/China, Computer/Rants] UID:12894 Activity:nil 50%like:29883 |
3/27 I have been using bigzoo to call china, but the line quality is pretty bad, with long delay and echos. Anything better out there? Any 10-10 plan with no monthly charge/minimum? \_ http://www.vonage.com This stuff's pretty cool. You need a decent broadband connection but you can say goodbye to SBC for almost everything (you still need them for DSL). I used my friend's box to call Germany and it worked like a charm. The line quality was crystal clear and it worked transparently. There's a $15 monthly charge. I think Circuit City has a promotion. |
2004/3/28-29 [Politics/Foreign/Asia/Others] UID:12895 Activity:kinda low |
3/27 Has anyone bought travel health insurance before for a trip to another country (especially for third-world countries like ghana, india, etc)? Do you recommend it? \_ yes. \- are you trying to insure against digestive meltdown or hepatitis or motorcycle accident? are you looking for travel insurance that will evacuate you by helicopter from the backwaters of nepal? i'm not sure you need much more than a bottle of cipro and some local intelligence. --psb \_ how about Maoist insurgance in Nepal :p |
2004/3/28-29 [Politics/Domestic/911] UID:12896 Activity:very high |
3/27 Clarke caught in yet another lie http://209.157.64.200/focus/f-news/1106748/posts \_ aka http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1106748/posts \_ That's it, he is a Republican who voted for Gore? Is that the best you guys can do??? What "other lie" have you caught him in. The stench of Republican desperation is becoming pronounced. \_ Compare his interview from 2001 and his testimony before the 9/11 commission. \_ The Post article: http://www.washingtonpost.com/ac2/wp-dyn/A20071-2004Mar24?language=printer says that Clarke claimed under oath that he voted Rep. in 200. The MSNBC article: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/4608698 quotes him as saying he voted for Gore. He's lying in one of those, obviously. \_ I'm not even sure why we bother to point out this guy is lying anymore it's so obvious. I don't know if he's being paid by Democrats or has some personal vendetta against Bush, but he'll be coming up on perjury charges real quick here I expect. \_ I didn't realize Scott McClellan had a csua account. \_ Dude. He registered Republican. He voted for McCain, a Republican. Gore was not listed as a choice on Republican primary ticket. For the Presidential election he voted for Gore. Both elections \_ I'm not even sure why we bother to point out this guy is lying anymore it's so obvious. I don't know if he's being paid by Democrates or has some personal vendetta against Bush, but he'll be coming up on perjury charges real quick here I expect. happened in 2000. Is it really that hard for you guys to think ? \_ Please don't bring facts into the discussion! |