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<0> our water here in texas is full of calcium
<0> i buy new coffee makers every few month
<1> uh
<1> get a filter
<1> ***hat
<0> at least twice a year
<0> i have one
<1> ok
<2> time for another Australian Day Moment
<2> http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-223851176750335182&q=Kylie+Minogue++Come+Into+My+World
<1> get a GOOD one
<3> Two things I will be looking for in my next apartment.
<3> Larger kitchen and ice maker.
<3> Larger kitchen is the priority tho.
<0> I could never live without my ice maker
<3> The one in this place is somewhere between 8x8 and 10x10
<0> and dish washer
<3> Most modern apartments have those by default these days.
<4> so i have some ****ing crazy hook in IE
<0> they have alot of really nice ones going in by where i live
<0> a hook?
<4> everytime i use a text input box or right click and open in new window
<4> it opens a second blank window
<3> I'm really hoping to stay in the neighborhood I'm in ... but there really aren't many apartment type buildings here.
<4> and starts to really get strange
<5> that video is kinda freaky
<4> but i cant find out what it is to save my life
<6> gone through HJT?
<4> yeah
<7> how do i efficiently block an IP from a win2k computer?
<4> i think its something valid
<4> like a pdf addon or something
<5> GL-Jeff, use 'route' to create a null route for it
<7> thx
<8> does anyone know anything about windows ce?
<8> 4.1
<7> and does that last until reboot or forever until removed?
<5> until reboot
<7> k
<6> you can make a route persistent.
<5> also, it's only one way
<5> the IP can still send YOU packets, but you're win2k box will never respond
<5> *your
<7> right
<5> but it's easier than IPSec policies, so if you're happy with the limitations, that's the easiest method i can think of
<6> route -p add ...
<7> i appreciate it
<6> sort of a sloppy job of using routing to do what a firewall should be doing though.
<4> god damnit
<4> i disabled every add-on
<4> still happening
<4> what other kind of program can i try?
<1> what's going on digi?
<6> dunno, hijackthis should show all the BHO hooks 'n ****.
<1> outlook crashin?
<1> oh
<4> when i click on links, i get extra IE windows that popup
<4> blank ones
<4> usually resized
<1> sweet
<4> and normally only when i use a text input box or right click and open in new window
<1> use firefox
<4> "my ford needs an oil change and alighnment"
<4> "buy a dodge"
<1> actually
<1> my ford does need those things
<1> and transmission fluid
<6> buy a dodge.
<1> hrm, k
<5> Fixed Or Rebuilt Dodge
<4> apparently you buy a toyota instead
<4> according the latest market share
<1> digi, if hijack this isn't showing any bho's
<1> you have a fuxed install
<4> lemme run it again
<6> i'm gettin' a subaru.
<1> sfc that ****
<4> oh you know
<0> i have a jeep and love it
<4> i bet the IE 7 install from 3 months ago has something to do with this
<1> uh
<1> heh
<1> ok wtf universe are we in
<1> sennheiser making $17 headphones???
<0> is that a good or a bad thing?
<1> i'm not really sure
<6> it's definitely . . . out of character.
<1> i know i paid like $100 for the last pair i got
<9> i have optonline (at work), a cable modem and a linksys BSF41 4 port router or whatever. now i know its dynamic ips for the cable. is it possible to stop using DHCP and manually ***ign the ips?
<9> reason is, im sick of the local ips changing on lease renewal!
<1> and they did indeed pwn
<1> DemiosWrk, on the LAN side?
<1> sure
<9> ok
<1> turn it off on the router
<1> then just set all the ips'
<9> k
<1> do an ipconfig/all on a dhcp pc first and write all the **** down
<0> digi whats sfc?
<1> start -> run -> cmd -> ipconfig /all
<1> http://www.jr.com/JRProductPage.process?Product=4036127
<9> uhm but the ip is dynamic
<9> how is thisgonnaork
<1> DemiosWrk, the **** you need to write down is, primary gateway, dns servers, etc
<9> o ok
<1> then just pick ip's and disable dhcp on the router
<9> do dns servers change on cable ?
<1> no
<9> k thx
<9> *hug*
<1> most likely dns == gateway = router ip
<9> btw im Segmental :)
<9> at work
<1> NOOES
<1> goddamnit
<9> heheheh
<1> you sneaky bastard
<5> Gimp-Work, that can get you filtered on some ISPs
<9> i try
<1> Thuryn, that's how linksys works by default iirc
<1> dlink as well apparently
<1> the linksys just forwards the dns requests
<5> no, we have lots of them on campus. they actually renew their leases, as apporpriate.
<1> wait, i don't think we are talking about the same thing
<9> Thuryn thats a campus
<9> thisis work
<1> wtf are you talking about?
<9> lan ips changing on renewal are annoying
<9> when ur trying to keep pc's networked and running with services hehe
<5> they don't on any decent DHCP server
<9> static is best
<1> oh DemiosWrk, you could also just use ip's outside the range
<5> that's why it's called "a renewal"
<9> Gimp-Cow huh?
<1> eg anything over 100 is usally not dhcp'd
<6> static is great, so long as you don't have to manage ****.
<5> DHCP is best. static does not scale.
<9> o ok
<9> pizza_biz its only 5pc's
<9> i doubt we are moving pc's anytime soon
<1> if you look on the router, it says DHCP, start at address (blah) end at address (blah), or, allow x number of dhcp clients
<9> they've been running for years
<9> Gimp-Cow yes
<9> er Gimp-Work
<1> so just make the ones you WANT static, and then if you plug something random in, it'll use dhcp
<9> o ok
<1> do like .200, .201, .202, etc
<9> so locally force it through networkconnections as 192.168.1.200?
<1> i dunno why i didn't mention that solution first...i must be really tired
<1> well whatever your 3rd octect is
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