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<0> ::sigh
<0> ::
<1> whattup JC^Omega
<2> He is being a bone head
<1> oh, you mean a tuckfard
<0> nada
<0> I'm not being a bonehead
<1> u out a job, or just looking to switch?
<0> switch
<0> I have yob
<0> but boss man no pay me what I want, and treat jonathan like ****e
<3> re
<0> hey vyk
<3> hey JC
<3> tks
<0> win 4
<3> how`s going?
<0> good good
<4> What do FTP servers do when file send fails durring a file upload? Are partial files ever written? does ftp protocol cover this?
<5> netstuff: http://curl.haxx.se/mail/lib-2004-11/0173.html
<4> does any part of the ftp protocol require rename files durring upload to a temporary file name until they are fully uploaded?
<4> thx
<4> nooper
<4> hey noop
<4> nooper
<4> does your nickname stand for no opperation?
<4> The ALLO command
<4> should be treated as a NOOP (no operation) by those servers
<4> which do not require that the maximum size
<4> oops
<5> yes it does
<5> but you're already gone
<6> Hey. Cna someone please help me with some ISA questions if possible?
<6> please
<7> Is there any special settings for using a docking station?
<8> hey, prostitutes make good money :P
<0> lol
<9> In IIS 6's tree, what does the gear icon that shows up under web sites represent?
<10> howdy smart ppl
<10> 192.168.0.0/24 ... what's the /24
<11> thats the subnet mask
<10> i thought a subnet mask was something like ... 255.255.255.0
<11> both are valid formats
<10> but what does /24 mean? the other format i can understand pretty easily
<11> 24 bit subnet mask
<10> ah, thats what I was thinking
<10> so 10/8 is an 8 bit subnet mask?
<11> yes
<10> which would be represented by.. 255.0.0.0 ?
<11> yup
<10> man i'm good
<10> thanks for the help
<11> np
<0> hrm
<0> this server I'm working is pretty sweet
<11> JC!
<11> you not working at the isp any more???
<0> yeah I am
<0> but I'm looking for a new place
<11> job too boring now? :)
<12> is there any way to disable usb ports?? winxp?
<11> JC^Omega: I heard Google is still hiring, here in Phoenix. :)
<0> yeah
<0> it's not that I"m bored
<0> its that he bounched a paycheck
<11> again?
<11> yeesh
<0> yeah no only one paycheck
<11> thats pretty crappy
<0> nice
<0> god I'm good
<13> rofl @ topic
<0> it's your fault...
<13> w00t
<13> and i was gonna even give you a skimpy top
<13> but no more!
<13> \o/
<0> lol
<14> roam the streets of albuquerque, someone will pick up on him :P
<13> likely a lonely sheep farmer.
<13> who loves sheep.
<14> a herder from texas
<5> jpcansa: yeah
<5> jpcansa: in Device Manager, right click on Host Controller devices and click on Disable
<12> oh nice
<12> thx
<10> when setting up a bridged connection... what IP address do you use for the default gateway?
<10> i.e. private network behind a router.. 192.168.1.1/24
<10> bridging to a tap..
<10> set the bridge ip address to 10.8.0.1/24
<10> ..but whats the default gateway? 192.168.1.1?
<13> w00t
<13> cbtl give him a skirt and lipstick!
<15> even in my tired state nobody wants to see that
<15> :p
<13> lol k
<13> this is what started it all:
<13> Rejoined channel #networking
<13> [06-08-30 | 00:46] * Topic is 'Welcome to #networking - If you know of a job for JC^Omega let him know.'
<13> [06-08-30 | 00:46] * Set by JC^Omega on Mon Aug 28 08:47:45
<13> [06-08-30 | 00:50] <13> JC^Omega i have a job for you.... ;)
<13> [06-08-30 | 00:52] <0> heh
<13> [06-08-30 | 00:52] <0> I'm not sure I want that job
<13> [06-08-30 | 00:55] <13> lol
<15> lol
<13> after that he changed the channel topic
<5> Ac3d: figured out the default gateway?
<10> yea
<10> thanks tho, just took some tinkerin
<5> excellent
<13> woo moz
<16> For DSL, what are the places that they measure distance from called
<11> dslam, I believe
<16> hmmm
<11> or just look for the closest central office
<16> I'm trying to find a map for the twin cities(minnesota)
<11> hrmm. there used to be some web sites for that...been a while since I tried one.
<16> I found one but it doesnt' tell me where the office is
<16> http://www.uswest.com/cgi-bin/iconn/iconn.pl?function=clli_detail&clli=WSPLMNWSDS0
<11> http://www.dslreports.com/coinfo
<11> they usually wont give the exact location....not exactly info they want made public
<16> how close do you have to typically be?
<17> lo
<16> for adsl
<11> roughly within 2000 feet, I believe
<16> umm that can't be right
<11> if you say so
<11> *shrug* been a while since I looked into it. been years since I had dsl.
<11> http://www.dslreports.com/faq/4676
<16> hehe
<11> I was off a little :P
<16> See I knwo my location can get 1.5 meg
<16> but I want to see if I can get the 8 meg at my new place that I want
<18> anyone home
<5> i'm at home
<19> hi.. is it possible to share the internet of 2 Pcs if 1 PC is windows XP professional and the other Win XP home edition?
<20> skskskkssk: yes
<8> http://blog.scifi.com/tech/archives/2006/08/28/radius_320_moni.html
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