I’ve been under a huge trackback attack, and, to be honest, closed the whole comment mechanism by a mistake.
It is now announced as open.
I’ve noticed some of the later entries were to my ML110 and Linux post. Now, with comments available, you can feel free to ask for clarification, if needed.
Cheers.
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ISPs which enforce QoS limitations suddenly, without alerting the customer, are abusing their force. QoS limitation is not a bad thing, from the ISP’s point of view, but changing the customer deal without notifying him seems to me to be unfair. This is a recipe for a QoS workaround. Ingredients: One fast Internet connection which…
To burn Dual-Layer (or Double-Layer, of you stick to the official name for DVD+R) medias, I use growisofs. The syntax is as follow: growisofs -dvd-compat -use-the-force-luke=break:1913760 -Z /dev/scd0=file.iso Change the break blocks to match your own values, and replace the file.iso with the actual name of your ISO file. If you do not set layer…
As of today, I have switched back to using akismet and not the “Yawasp” plugin which was theoretically amazing, but as it seems – blocked too many legitimate comments, and allowed spam (only a little, but still). So you can feel free to comment whenever and however you want. I was disconnected for too long……
I will discuss the issue of placing a Linux machine as a router, and some special cases where things might play a bit different. The most common scenario is of placing the Linux as some sort of PPP or DHCP-via-cables router. It might look like this: In this picture, the Linux machine actually recieves, via…
First and foremost, although I’ve purchased a new display card, I haven’t installed it in the computer yet, as my NVidia has decided to behave. Maybe it’s something to do with some specific build of Firefox, as it’s the only main package changed during the last two or three days. Second, I’ve tape-recorded into my…
In the long forgotten days of NT4, there was not Unicode. In these older days, one could use English, and the language the server machine was predefined for. In our poor and sad case, English alone. This is a story of a poor filer, member of a multi-site NT4 domain, which, due to latency and…
