Neil44

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by Neil44 10y ago
I saw a recent version of cPanel that used ngnix as a proxy in front of Apache, with Apache on a high port. That might be responsible for a lot of the new ngnix seen out there.
842.
by Neil44 10y ago
It's easier now, for a while you had to unplug the network during setup.
843.
by Neil44 10y ago
Why would you doubt the situation has changed? Also, not fully double glazed would cover my current house which has one single glazed tiny bathroom window with an extractor fan in it.
844.
by Neil44 10y ago
I think 'Most' is a huge overstatement, the last house I lived in without it was a student dive in 1996.
845.
by Neil44 10y ago
I can only speak to Eset as it's the only one I am sure about, but it definitely does validate certs. I have screen grabs of validation errors because they were interesting.
846.
by Neil44 10y ago
If the alternative is not scanning ssl traffic for malware then perhaps if it's done correctly then it's not a bad compromise. For example a broken upstream cert should just be treated the same as if malware was detected. I bet go
847.
by Neil44 10y ago
With Eset you get a message explaining the issue, similar to if your connection was blocked because malware was detected. I don't think this practice is a big issue because the local machine would have to be compromised for it to be an
848.
by Neil44 10y ago
I have 150 ish machines on eset across a few different clients, obviously my experience with it has been very good over the years in all aspects. Eset don't offer the biggest margins but I stick with them because it doesn't cause
849.
by Neil44 10y ago
I use it, it's just fine. Doesn't feel like there's a lot to choose between it and chrome. I actually struggle to believe that people can easily tell small benchmark level speed differences between browsers reliably in real w
850.
by Neil44 10y ago
One of my clients got hit with this yesterday. Google suspended the account but only after a round of emails had gone out. Seems like at this point the perps are just harvesting credentials.
851.
by Neil44 10y ago
My logs are about 500MB a week and it takes less than a minute to process on my 2 core / sata server.
852.
by Neil44 10y ago
I found they way they've written it very confusing, like they were advertising 50 max IOPS, but that obviously made no sense.
853.
by Neil44 10y ago
That's not true any more, for recent transmissions. They can lock from first gear. E.g. ZF 8 speed, Mercedes 5,7,9 speeds.
854.
by Neil44 10y ago
Negative, current generation transmissions lock up from first gear.
855.
by Neil44 10y ago
Those things have not been true of automatics for the last two or three generations. They have clutches inside the torque converter, they can block shift. But it is only the latest generation of gearboxes that return better economy figures
856.
by Neil44 10y ago
Petrol in the UK is about 70% tax, although that's a tax on the consumer rather than the producerm but it would end up being the same thing.
857.
by Neil44 10y ago
Good. If your path to ritches involves circumventing laws to protect workers in order to pay them less and undercut the competition, then basically you are the reason these laws exist.
858.
by Neil44 10y ago
Incredible to think about the kind of systems that were available when the F16 was created compared to what it's flying with now.
859.
by Neil44 10y ago
I thought this changed from ext3 to ext4? I know I've run into this issue before and moving to ext4 was the easiest way to resolve it. Ext4 is much quicker at doing operations on very large directories too.
860.
by Neil44 10y ago
Bitcoins can be tumbled though I think?
861.
by Neil44 10y ago
My LogMeIn unique address gets tons of spam - their response was that I must have given it away elsewhere. I no longer use LogMeIn.
862.
by Neil44 10y ago
Don't delete the outbound mail queue as they have a header in them which tells you which php script sent them. Also in the httpd logs look for POST 200's to scripts that shouldn't be getting them, and look for long query stri
863.
by Neil44 10y ago
I've encountered the start menu issue a few times and also found the various magic incantations on google didn't work. The final solution in each case was to create a new user account.
864.
by Neil44 10y ago
I'd say that modern disel injector problems were more common than spark plug problems, so I guess we'll have to agree disagree :) I could also draw your attention to the cost and ease of replacement of a spark plug vs a diesel inj
865.
by Neil44 10y ago
The way that makes most sense to think about this to me is in terms of dynamic compression. At full throttle the turbo is shoving a large mass of air into the cylinder for every firing. The compression ratio has to be fixed lower to control
866.
by Neil44 10y ago
Disesl engines have very fine control of ignition timing via injection timing which is now very complex. There are tiny pilot injections and multiple short injections over a carefully controlled length of time so I don't agree that nee
867.
by Neil44 10y ago
I once heard a priest say: 'Every time I use a key in a lock, I am reminded that we live in a fallen world' It's kind of sad isn't it.
868.
by Neil44 10y ago
That's just not correct, I run MTA's for many of my clients on their static IP's with no outbound issues. It sometimes takes a few days to settle into a new IP but that doesn't happen that often.
869.
by Neil44 10y ago
If people done know about it or use it in reputation checks then how is it so important?
870.
by Neil44 10y ago
Yes it's not such an immoral decision as it is presented. Light bulbs that have energy consumption in the KW range because people want them to last forever would not be good.

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