Not good man, not good.

Happy Birthday !

@anonymous said:

Just rebooted 2 more times, no luck. It's a ER-X if that makes any difference.

You have to have offload enabled. A number of things disable the offloading of some packets. Including certain QoS.

http://community.ubnt.com/t5/EdgeMAX/v1-7-0-Wondering-why-traffic-is-not-showing-up-in-the-new-quot/m-p/1287642#U1287642

Cool! Here's some other Fiber news.
While not the impressive distance...
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2015/06/29/proximus_huawei_trial_terabit_fibre_speed/
single super-channel optical transport network (OTN) card with a transmission speed of a pretty hefty 1Tbps, running along Proximus' optical backbone.
...
The companies claim their approach increases the capacity on a fiber cable by compressing the gaps between transmission channels. "The technique increases the density of the transmission channels on fiber, making it around 150 per cent more efficient than today’s typical 100Gbps core network links," they said.
 
Now if they could combine them...

So... Y2k15?

@scottalanmiller said:

Most news outside of the US is about the US. More news happens here. More security problems, more crime. Just more to talk about.

More 'Murica

OK it didn't work for Salmon crested cockatoo either. interesting.

and no this isn't a slam, just a point of note.

And think about how many things cannot be reasonably secured.... Heartbleed is a great example. You discover you have Heartbleed, so either you wait for a patch and hope for the best or it is available and you patch right away. A security department telling you that things are vulnerable does no good as you would have already known. You just need people to help with the actual patching!

@dafyre said:

Hasn't Intel already done this too?

Yup

@dafyre said:

@scottalanmiller said:

I want even suggesting that our liberties, security and protection be removed be a criminal request that would land you in jail. But sadly, he still roams free.

I agree, Scott... Maybe we should start petitioning our state and national leaders to craft a bill of some sort... We'll call it the "Lock 'em up and throw away the key" bill.

The Law: Any elected or appointed government official, national, state, or local, that in any form, being verbal, written, or otherwise tries to push through, pass, or create a bill that that would infringe upon rights granted to all non-incarcerated citezens by the Constitution of the United States of America shall be immediately locked up in the nearest maximum security correctional facility, stripped of their title and elected privileges, and shall remain there until they are dead.

Gosh... that sounds kinda harsh, don't it?

Harsh is what is needed. Someone intending to oppress and terrorize the citizenry should be treated very harshly. Just because our laws currently allow such unethical, immoral behaviour doesn't mean it supports our ethical code, our social code or the freedom of our people.

I started with an Amiga 500, then 2000 and settled on a 2500 for years...and I had one on a desk running up until 2007 or so. Now, I just fire up Amiga Forever for my Amiga fix but I still have a 500 in the attic and a TON of floppies. I have some word processing documents from college I'd LOVE to get off of there and archive.

It's not 100% perfect, but pretty good. Very low risk.

@thecreativeone91 said:

@scottalanmiller said:

@Dashrender said:

If the hardware is having issues, the vendor shouldn't be allowed to not support you - I recall Scott mentioning in the past that some court case basically set this precedent when it came to servers and running things like NON OEM RAM.

It's an automotive case from like the 1960s.

Yet that might change soon in the US. Cars are going to be licensed for use like software. It's copyright infringement to change the parts on the cars is what they are trying for.

Do you have an article link?

@nadnerB said:

So the Apple has been rotting for 6 months, yet no one has thrown it out?
lol, couldn't resist.

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