@johnhooks said:
@MattSpeller said:
I want an oscilloscope for my shop but they're bloody expensive, going to have to save up.
The one guy here got some Chinese junk one that plugs into his laptop. I think it was like $90.
For $90 I might be willing to get one of those!
I think that you are over thinking this. Keep things pretty simple. Having two servers and manually failing over from your DNS provider is still far more failover than most sites have.
@MattSpeller said:
I want an oscilloscope for my shop but they're bloody expensive, going to have to save up.
They sell them at Fry's.
This is a really big deal. Chess is nothing compared to Go in complexity.
ICMP (Ping and TraceRoute) should be enabled by default. Have you tested them to see if they are already blocked?
Hey @JohnFromSTL good to see you here at the MangoLassi party!
That's probably true. At that price anyone and everyone likely was picking them up just to learn things. The cost of creating and destroying them is probably too high.
@Lakshmana said:
@thanksajdotcom I need to open Port number 22 (SSH),and also Ping.I need to do the block diagram to design the process?
Port 22 is open by default as well. How did these get closed?
This article is great. I am going to be linking to this one over and over.
@travisdh1 said in Vultr $2.50 Instances Sold Out:
@StrongBad said in Vultr $2.50 Instances Sold Out:
At that price anyone and everyone likely was picking them up just to learn things. The cost of creating and destroying them is probably too high.
The cost to create or destroy an instance should be so tiny, shouldn't involve a person at all, most likely it's the running out of resources due to popularity.
Requires IOPS and system provisioning to handle maximum loads. There is a bit of CPU consumer as well. That's why the spin up isn't instantaneous, it's actively doing things for thirty seconds or so.
Maybe you should provide us the output of your IPTables configuration file. Then we can tell you what to change. Not sure how else to help.
@DustinB3403 said in Ubuntu News: Massive Downsizing and Searching for Funding:
@StrongBad said in Ubuntu News: Massive Downsizing and Searching for Funding:
It would be rather awful for the industry if they were to suddenly collapse. They are too big to fail, in a way.
Really? I know of no one that is actually purchasing support through them.
As a platform they are massive, and are used globally, that I understand. The question I have is Canonical doing most of the software development or is the community?
Canonical does loads of the development and lots of places use their software because they can get support, not necessarily because they do get support. This will have a lot of ripples.
Maybe Red Hat or Suse would pick up support contracts to protect customers.
@Lakshmana said:
@StrongBad How to do a block diagram for designing the Firewall?
What is a block diagram?
@stacksofplates said in Unity Development to Continue at UBPorts:
@StrongBad said in Unity Development to Continue at UBPorts:
@stacksofplates said in Unity Development to Continue at UBPorts:
@scottalanmiller said in Unity Development to Continue at UBPorts:
Good that someone is doing this. There are people who like Unity and will want to have it keep moving forward even if more slowly.
It wouldn't be bad if a few things were changed. It was just super slow to do a lot of tasks.
Not really meant for people doing a lot of tasks. It's kind of a "one task at a time" interface.
I just meant a lot of tasks are slow. Not a lot at once, just a lot of the normal things you would do were slow.
Oh, got you man 
@Lakshmana said:
@StrongBad I did not configured IP table.I need to configure IP table tommorow only.I dont know how to configure Iptable any link anyone provide.
It's not simple. You cannot simple "configure." Please provide us the listing of your current configuration. IPTables is pretty easy, but you have to work with the text file and edit it. So we need to know what you have in order to fix it.
@nadnerB said in Apple and Qualcomm Take Each Other to Court:
@scottalanmiller said in Apple and Qualcomm Take Each Other to Court:
@nadnerB said in Apple and Qualcomm Take Each Other to Court:
Wow, Blackberry is alive again.
Well... sort of.
.. kind of, but not really
Are there even lights left on for someone to accept the pay out?