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Comment #42302886
If you would ever part with a 7011 I'd happily pay for it plus shipping.
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Comment #42299691
Are you still actively working on the port?
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Comment #42292518
The book you are looking for is https://www.amazon.com/RISC-System-6000-PowerPC-Architecture... It explains the architecture of the 7011/250 in detail. When I was much younger I wa…
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Comment #41731717
That's not accurate - when a telephone company registers a block of numbers (at least in the US), you specify if it's landline, pager, VoIP, cellular, etc.
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Comment #37455030
US West (telephone company) used them around that time. I know they were in Omaha, NE but unsure of where else in their market it was available.
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Comment #37357011
I've used devices like https://www.amazon.com/StarTech-com-110VDSLEXT-Ethernet-Exte... in similar cases. You will likely need to modify your phone lines to get a pair from the livi…
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Comment #29834556
It's not hard, it's complex. I spent a few years going through 834 and later at a different company, 811. For the first I embedded a javascript interpreter to do translations. For …
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Comment #29566641
That's referred to as rubber hose cryptography.
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Comment #29522950
My eyesight is getting worse but is that person typing nude?
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Comment #29449741
There is still a lot of it in service. Sometimes you'll see a tank of nitrogen chained to a pole. It is there to put pressure through the cable to keep water out of a cut/nick on t…
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Comment #29449611
It was available in CenturyLink/Qwest areas. Not sure about now, a lot of the loop products have been grandfathered recently. https://www.centurylink.com/wholesale/pcat/fcp.html I …
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Comment #29412001
Perhaps Ubiquiti could use those savings to operate a support department.
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Comment #29299839
You aren't allowed to have a CNAME on the naked domain - it has to be an A record. It's not a shortcoming of the host. You'll have to make an A record that points to the same IP as…
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Comment #28809287
Before automated switching it actually was an office and housed staff and the telephone operators. After a hundred years the name stuck.
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Comment #28652865
I have a book that covers this in great detail - The Deal of the Century. You're correct that long distance subsidized local service.
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Comment #25055386
Assuming I'm running malware.com, I would make 192-168-0-1.router.malware.com resolve to 192.168.0.1 so the origin matches and I can prod the router as much as I'd like without cro…
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Comment #24140593
Shhh - don't tell everyone about Iowa.
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Comment #23714576
AOLserver was a joy. I was able to speak about it at the O'Reilly OSCON in 2000 or so.
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Comment #21513862
This will also put your co-founder in 100% control of whether or not an exit will happen. You won't be able to sell the business if a critical patent doesn't come along with it.
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Comment #19049504
You don't even need to forge the paperwork if you work at a telco. Create the number port request in NPAC, wait for the confirmation timeout, and activate the number port. The time…
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Comment #18464135
It's workable if you take your MTU down to 256 or 128.
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Comment #17068903
"the underserved San Francisco markets of Bayview and Portola" Next time you fly over the midwest, look at density. If you can see your neighbor, you're probably not underserved.
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Comment #16480228
Tech unemployment is essentially negative in Iowa.