Posted on July 26, 2009, 19:42, by glendale2x, under
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It just came across NANOG that AT&T is filtering (on DSL accounts) content. The only one I’m aware of at this writing is 4chan. I won’t disagree that some questionable stuff comes across there, but I do object to AT&T deciding what content is allowed over their services. Don’t like 4chan? Then don’t go there. [...]
Posted on July 12, 2009, 20:57, by glendale2x, under
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I laughed at this. Maybe I’m just easily amused.
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Audio is required.
Posted on July 4, 2009, 23:49, by glendale2x, under
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Stupid.
Not content to let the Fisher Plaza fire outdo it, the 151 Front Street carrier hotel in Toronto is on fire. As of this writing, whatever happened is apparently with 17 units and being called a 2-alarm fire:
(http://www.toronto.ca/fire/cadinfo/livecad.htm)
Rumor was that Peer1’s suite is on fire, and this has been confirmed as “an issue” with [...]
There was an electrical fire this morning at Fisher Plaza in Seattle (“the only mission-critical business community in the Northwest” according to their Google search summary as fisherplaza.com is down) resulting in a full outage. The news reports a vault fire, while another source on NANOG says generator transfer switch fire. Could be both as [...]
Posted on June 18, 2009, 16:32, by glendale2x, under
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Congressman has bill ready to give FTC veto on ISP data caps
FTA: In a press conference today, Massa reiterated both of these, saying that “volume-based pricing is detrimental to our economy,” and highlighting how doctors who tried to work from home could have been hit hard by the usage fees.
So, internet access should be completely [...]
Posted on June 4, 2009, 15:45, by glendale2x, under
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FTC Sues, Shuts Down N. Calif. Web Hosting Firm
And it looks like there’s a noticeable effect, although not as immediate as the McColo shutdown. I never see the mail pool load balancer CPU go this low during the day, especially on a weekday. Bandwidth did not change nearly as noticeably, but the load balancer CPU [...]
Posted on June 3, 2009, 19:00, by glendale2x, under
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Working on Linux kernel serial drivers is not something I normally do – or have ever actually done before – but I found myself needing to update a kernel module last month to compile under the 2.6.26 serial driver model. It turned out to be a success, so I’ve decided to share it with anyone [...]
Posted on May 27, 2009, 16:17, by glendale2x, under
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