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ragix

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    Comment #15317571

    That sounds really interesting, have you got a url?

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    Comment #14436050

    I feel for Germany. If they say they don't want immigrants they're nazi's. If they let them in they're push overs.

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    Comment #14190975

    I've used this to emulate bad dslam uplinks. either on the bras or mitm. It works well.

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    Comment #14093937

    Maybe it should be Windows subsystem for GNU

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    Comment #13944635

    I agree with you here. However some of the 10gbit iom/mdas for the Nokia 77x0 bins are $100,000s.

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    Comment #13863567

    You just described my current position. I'm reading as many books as I can. I want to contribute to the linux kernel.

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    Comment #13854789

    I'm also a kiwi and have been working for over 15 years and have a student loan. The only time I have to do anything is when I file an optional personal tax summary to see if i/the…

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    Comment #13854787

    I'm also a kiwi and have been working for over 15 years and have a student loan. The only time I have to do anything is when I file an optional personal tax summary to see if i/the…

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    Comment #12366237

    I love NZ ;). I'm on 200/200mbit fibre and I heard a rumor my city is going to be come a giga-city soon. Bring on 1gbps internet at home!

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    Comment #12363413

    Man, hobby electronics has come along way. Love em' or hate em' 3d printing is really adding that polish which takes things from a hack to professional looking prototype much more …

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    Comment #12271707

    We have been swapping out duplex sfp's for single fibre working duplex sfp's for a few years on our backhaul links here. It is a great way to increase capacity. We have also rolled…

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    Comment #12118148

    My first job was working with my father, he is a very experienced automotive mechanic. Around 30 years at the time. He taught me the same idea. "If we have done our job well, you w…

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    Comment #12027854

    I would love to spend a few days there just taking it all in. I visited Europe for the first time last year. My favorite part of the holiday was walking through the streets of the …

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    Comment #11914521

    Yeah, between this and the power saving bugs in the last few generations of i-core processors I'm really feeling deflated about the last 2 laptops I bought. I used an Acer c710 w/c…

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    Comment #11759851

    I agree with you on this one. I just see it as in band lights out management.

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    Comment #11759850

    I agree with you on this one. I just see it as in band lights out management.

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    Comment #11642385

    Hrmm, small world I work for a small company in NZ that used to be part of the post office, telecom and now we're privately owned. We repair Telco equipment. I am sure one of our P…

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    Comment #11249289

    This guy has a good write up on using netem to impair a connection to simulate a wan connection. Pretty handy for testing. I've used it to simulate a bad uplink in between a dslam …

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    Comment #11249288

    This guy has a good write up on using netem to impair a connection to simulate a wan connection. Pretty handy for testing. I've used it to simulate a bad uplink in between a dslam …