So basicly, they told you that you are brain-dead?Had another MRI scan. Apparently there is nothing going on in my head, so nobody has a clue.
So basicly, they told you that you are brain-dead?
Too vague a question. It always depends on what you are looking for.
Are there any decent sales this Friday, Black, etc.?
On the news the other night, they pointed out that most stores actually increase the price of some of their items. They try to 'hook' you by offering some discounted items and hoping you will buy some of the other items.
Another slimy gotcha: some stores will advertise 'Black Friday door buster discounts' ( or some other outrageous add) but the price is actually higher than it was a couple of weeks earlier.
Buyer beware!
The best deals are the week between Christmas and New Years day.
The typhon passed South of Paugie's location. I don't doubt he has had quite a storm at his place, but I don't fear for his well being. He lives a bit North-West to Manila.
I'm glad to see that he log in earlier today. He must be ok.
Happy Birthday JTR!
Forum front page announces B-Days for those who provided a date.:b-day:
Do you all know each other? I hardly notice my own birthday now.
Indeed! :b-day:
Forum front page announces B-Days for those who provided a date.
I met Howell in 2004 IIRC. I've known apairofpcs since then also, and we've met in person many times.I think the total number of IRL meetings between anyone here and anyone else are pretty low. I've met Handruin (once) and Santilli (three times) in person, years ago, and that is it.
No snow last night but many potholes as usual. The good news is NYC is installing LED street lights everywhere by the end of 2017 so they'll be much easier to see.First time I notice that. Happy birthday JTR. Beware those potholes and don't ride in the snow!
Just received some photos from my wife's' cousin in Canada, and their first snow... very picturesque.No snow last night but many potholes as usual.
Very interested to know why plugging in a VOIP phone killed the LAN, if it was only bridging? (I assume your VOIP LAN and regular PC LAN are on two different subnet's)?Three very late nights of troubleshooting and I've found the issue. One of my users disconnected the LAN cable from their laptop and connected it to the "PC" connection on the back of their VoIP phone, effectively bridging the networks. This causes no immediate problem, but after 10-20 minutes some network traffic begins to drop, and after 30 minutes 50% of traffic fails. I only have about 400 devices on the network, but this was an absolute bear to find.
Turns out it was the little old lady who just took the office across from mine (boss' sister). Can't get mad at her....
They better be. Otherwise, it isn't the old lady you should be mad at, it's you.I assume your VOIP LAN and regular PC LAN are on two different subnet's?
Very interested to know why plugging in a VOIP phone killed the LAN, if it was only bridging? (I assume your VOIP LAN and regular PC LAN are on two different subnet's)?
Was the LAN being flooded with traffic? causing ARP traffic issues? Your switches couldn't handle loops in the topology? (something which many cheap switches can't handle).
Funny...