I really thought this thread would be about this. I recently tracked down a copy of the CD, specifically to see if I could export these pre-gap tracks. (No luck so far, but I've only tried modern stuff; I probably need…
Volume. 1GB of data per day is rounding error. If you have tens of thousands of servers, each generating hundreds of gigabytes of data per day, tail -f and grep don't scale especially well.
If you carefully review the other volumes, you'll find a series of clues that, when combined, yield a map that leads you to the lost volume 5. It just says "told you cartography was awesome" over and over for 400 pages.
In 1995 or so, I wanted to play with something not-Windows, but wasn't yet advanced enough in my degree to have access to my school's AIX setup. Bought a Slackware disk set, and a BSD (probably FreeBSD, honestly don't…
"we need to talk about parallel universes" always gets me
I presume your company is using Cisco Umbrella DNS? (It's blocked for me too, and that's why. Umbrella has a "feature" that automatically blocks any newly-seen domains for the first few hours of their lifetime.…
It's always DNS.
Sorry, soon as I saw the line that disables the startup chime I knew everything here was wrong.
I really thought this thread would be about this. I recently tracked down a copy of the CD, specifically to see if I could export these pre-gap tracks. (No luck so far, but I've only tried modern stuff; I probably need…
Volume. 1GB of data per day is rounding error. If you have tens of thousands of servers, each generating hundreds of gigabytes of data per day, tail -f and grep don't scale especially well.
If you carefully review the other volumes, you'll find a series of clues that, when combined, yield a map that leads you to the lost volume 5. It just says "told you cartography was awesome" over and over for 400 pages.
In 1995 or so, I wanted to play with something not-Windows, but wasn't yet advanced enough in my degree to have access to my school's AIX setup. Bought a Slackware disk set, and a BSD (probably FreeBSD, honestly don't…
"we need to talk about parallel universes" always gets me
I presume your company is using Cisco Umbrella DNS? (It's blocked for me too, and that's why. Umbrella has a "feature" that automatically blocks any newly-seen domains for the first few hours of their lifetime.…
It's always DNS.
Sorry, soon as I saw the line that disables the startup chime I knew everything here was wrong.