What Are You Doing Right Now
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@Joy said:
Trying to figure out how will i set up our pfsense server
I've used pfsense a lot in the past. @scottalanmiller has convinced me to go either Ubiquiti or VyOS. Things still feel a little off to me with the completely different environment, but they are the tools designed to do routing.
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Arrived home late last night after a long weekend visiting family for Easter a week early. Have an ass ton of work to get done.
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@scottalanmiller said:
@Joy said:
Trying to figure out how will i set up our pfsense server
It's a router, pretty much you just install. What kind of hardware are you putting it on?
This is our Hardware :https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/B150M-PRO-VDH.html#hero-overview
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@Joy said:
@scottalanmiller said:
@Joy said:
Trying to figure out how will i set up our pfsense server
It's a router, pretty much you just install. What kind of hardware are you putting it on?
This is our Hardware :https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/B150M-PRO-VDH.html#hero-overview
Still looking over the specs... and this isn't to make fun of them.. but....
That there is all kinds of wrong.
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@Joy That's a DESKTOP board!! You could get a full enterprise router for cheaper than that board alone.
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Wondering in a mild way... what do you do about a piece of software you are curious to run,.. but hasn't seen an update in almost 20 years and has 'little' support on interesting (seemingily).
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@gjacobse said:
Wondering in a mild way... what do you do about a piece of software you are curious to run,.. but hasn't seen an update in almost 20 years and has 'little' support on interesting (seemingily).
Okay, now we have to know... what twenty year old software is interesting?
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@scottalanmiller said:
@gjacobse said:
Wondering in a mild way... what do you do about a piece of software you are curious to run,.. but hasn't seen an update in almost 20 years and has 'little' support on interesting (seemingily).
Okay, now we have to know... what twenty year old software is interesting?
I'm hoping it is a game. Otherwise something is wrong.
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@scottalanmiller said:
@gjacobse said:
Wondering in a mild way... what do you do about a piece of software you are curious to run,.. but hasn't seen an update in almost 20 years and has 'little' support on interesting (seemingly).
Okay, now we have to know... what twenty year old software is interesting?
MSYS - it is a Multi User BBS system for Packet Radio - used in Amateur Radio.
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@coliver said:
@scottalanmiller said:
@gjacobse said:
Wondering in a mild way... what do you do about a piece of software you are curious to run,.. but hasn't seen an update in almost 20 years and has 'little' support on interesting (seemingily).
Okay, now we have to know... what twenty year old software is interesting?
I'm hoping it is a game. Otherwise something is wrong.
LOL - depends on the person. MSYS or something like it is how I hopped around the world using a 5watt radio and sent myself an email. Same radio setup that I almost had a verifiable and confirm-able connection to the MIR space station.
Connecting to the MIR Station should tell you the rough time period....
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@nadnerB said:
Attended a small Filipino Fiesta (that's what the class called it) as one of the classes was graduating.
The students performed some traditional dances and made food for everyone.I'm not sure what the food was called but it was really, really tasty.
Just so you know @joy, there was no pancit
lolAww what kind of foods they prepared?
You should request for Pancit
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@scottalanmiller said:
@Joy That's a DESKTOP board!! You could get a full enterprise router for cheaper than that board alone.
Haha Yeah i know, the cost is around Php 31,050
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@nadnerB said:
Attended a small Filipino Fiesta
That doesn't seem fair. Did big Filipinos get their own festival?
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We've had a traffic flat line (but very high, so quite good) since the move to Linode then in the last four hours we have this... WTF is going on?
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Like everyone rushed to read the site, then were exhausted and took the next hour off?
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@scottalanmiller said:
Like everyone rushed to read the site, then were exhausted and took the next hour off?
Lunch?
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@scottalanmiller said:
Like everyone rushed to read the site, then were exhausted and took the next hour off?
Just like having the house to your self, busy for 10 minutes and then you nap for an hour...
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I was without power during both the spike and the dip, so wasn't around to see if the site slowed or anything. Just weird.
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@wirestyle22 knows what I mean lol.
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@DustinB3403 said:
@wirestyle22 knows what I mean lol.
Story of my life. I told my fiance the other day we would go to the gym together and then we watched Netflix and I fell asleep. I'm a pretty terrible person but I think you guys probably know that by now
