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<0> :/
<1> and it shows
<2> yeah, that was pretty obvious
<3> the sad part
<0> I know I know. :P
<3> I didn't even goto cl***
<4> treval what OS is the public IP on?
<3> and I probably know more than you do
<3> it doesn't matter what OS holds the ip
<0> xp pro
<1> no the sad part is that someone will hire him
<3> if it wants to communicate properly on a TCP/IP network
<3> it BETTER conform to the IPv4 standard
<3> or ELSE
<4> ipconfig /all will tell you the subnet mask the ISP used
<3> actually plain ipconfig will tell you that
<3> you just need to be able to understand what the numbers mean
<3> if you don't
<1> I was trying to let him figure that one himself
<3> we can't help you
<0> You know, my friend is in the 3rd year of uni and he was like: "wow did you know msconfig could let you see what boots on startup"?
<0> :D
<5> :D
<3> Treval: yes, but we're talking about YOU now
<3> now your friend
<3> not*
<0> Right. =)
<0> k let's continue.
<2> yeah, but your friend probably knew that 255.255.255.255 was broadcast
<0> Totally not.
<0> He's way too noobish.
<1> well that's broadcast in IP address... in subnet is means all machines
<2> yeah
<3> ok, quiz question
<3> what's a subnet
<3> and how do you define one?
<0> 255.255.224.0
<4> if i wanted to share the **** with a private network i would just have another NIC installed with a private IP
<3> Treval: wrong
<3> that *can* be a subnet
<0> Wtf.
<3> but it's not the complete answer
<0> :/
<1> a subnet is a smaller network branched off from a larger one, defined by 'borrowing' bits from the main network
<0> IP Address. . . . . . . . . . . . : 84.193.221.183
<0> Subnet Mask . . . . . . . . . . . : 255.255.224.0
<3> ^-Lord-^: bingo
<0> Yes yes borrow from the host. blabalbal
<3> Treval: ok, you failed networking 101
<3> go retake the course
<2> don't even need another nic Sith_Lord, nt based windows OS's can multihome on one nic jsut by binding a second ip, same as *nix
<0> Go? I p***ed. :P
<0> 68% baby :'D
<2> I multihome most of my servers, and my desktop, between our new and old networks
<3> Treval: do yourself a favor
<0> I don't see how you're supposed to remember all those details.
<1> trev's a good guy... just not to smart with networking obviously
<3> stop talking
<3> Treval: you're supposed to remember it because you need it
<1> or becuase you USE it
<3> if a senior admin sees you looking up that stuff in a book
<3> he'll fire you on the spot
<1> doctors remember a hella lot more
<2> indeed, ahven't you ever watched house? ;)
<0> Yeah that's what my book said: "if you need this book to do your work you are not good at this"
<0> lol
<1> rofl
<0> It's just amazing. I used to know all of it and now I have forgotten.
<0> Looking at the page: "how the **** did I figure that out?"
<3> this is why you don't cram for an exam
<3> you STUDY
<3> now go back to your book
<0> It's a common thing though..to forget. That's why my prof says: comment your lines.
<1> heh
<1> good advice
<1> always take notes
<0> Exam is in two weeks though..yikes.
<0> And then I'll go over to...PPP and VLANs WANs..whatever.
<0> See ya. :P
<3> right
<3> that's just scary
<1> he's gonna take the internet down
<4> lol
<4> d/l all your pr0n now
<3> rm -rf /home/lord/.porn
<1> if a chick at a strip club is shaking fake tits in your face, can you give them fake money?
<3> you wish
<3> you love silicon anyway
<1> it's in my blood
<6> ouch.
<4> :>
<5> ;-)
<1> yeah it's a new sploit
<1> ff not affected
<1> funny that it sploits IE7 when there's anti phishing embedded in it
<1> how embarr***ing for MS
<7> MS needs to cut down on features and increase security
<1> yeah but what good is a browser that's bullet proof, but doesn't do anything
<6> they have a team dedicated to IE, why arnt they fixing the bugs?
<1> because the team doesn't know those holes are there
<1> and right now they're more intent on "finishing" the project
<1> than taking more time to make the product right
<1> have you EVER known one of the os's to come out completly built?
<6> im talking about bugs that are months and years old
<6> and they DO know about them
<1> why spend time on old software when they have new **** being made
<1> and I use the term **** loosely
<6> ie6 is still current
<1> here
<1> have a cup of stfu
<6> heh you hate being wrong
<1> oh I am not denying you're right
<1> I am simply puting to words ms's evident shortcoming
<1> putting even
<6> there really isnt an excuse not to fix bugs that effect current and wildly used software, that COMES with computers
<6> well, computers with windows
<6> well i say bugs, i only mean the security releated ones
<2> mmm, coffee, that's a good idea
<1> not trying to defend them, but seriously. do you really think they could have predicted all these types of exploits would have come out.
<1> when someone comes to you and says 'hey let me show you something' and you're 'wow, I didn't know that you could do that' can you be blamed for not thinking about it earlier?
<6> wtf?
<1> if that were the case, all the inventions that we have now would be hundereds if not thousands of years old
<6> i never said the bugs shouldnt exist, or that they knew about them
<1> so I think you should just shut the **** up already and let it go
<6> im talking about bugs that they're made aware of, some serious, but they dont bother fixing them
<1> sheesh
<1> j/k
<1> lol
<1> had you going
<6> heh.. inventions
<6> one thing that pisses me off
<1> oh here we go
<1> I HAD to say inventions
<6> "we just made the worlds smallest hard drive.."
<6> they use stuff that already exists.. so nothing new
<1> I know it
<6> why the **** has it took so long?
<1> basically all they've taken is a flash memory chip and called it a hard drive
<6> back in 1902.. "wow a computer.. i think we'll leave that for 60 years and 'invent' it then.. yeah.. thats a good idea"
<1> ****ing weird though that I can carry a USB key in my pocket that's 5 times larger in capacity than the first hard drive I ever owned (200 meg)
<6> heh
<1> and I ran dos + win3.1 on that
<1> was a PB SX25
<1> and when I bought it, it was the top of the line and all the people I worked with were in AWE of it
<1> until the 320 meg hd came out
<6> heh
<1> which was like a week later
<1> I was so pissed
<6> that still happens now
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