Comments for Perpetually Bored http://perpetuallybored.com The incessant rants of an anhedonic cynic Fri, 27 Jan 2012 07:30:06 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on High performance and affordable router with m0n0wall and Atom by Calreth http://perpetuallybored.com/2010/02/12/high-performance-and-affordable-router-with-m0n0wall-and-atom/#comment-607 Calreth Fri, 27 Jan 2012 07:30:06 +0000 http://perpetuallybored.com/2010/02/12/high-performance-and-affordable-router-with-m0n0wall-and-atom/#comment-607 I've never actually owned any of their products before so I can't be of any help there. Sorry. :) I’ve never actually owned any of their products before so I can’t be of any help there. Sorry. :)

]]> Comment on High performance and affordable router with m0n0wall and Atom by Julian Lyubenov http://perpetuallybored.com/2010/02/12/high-performance-and-affordable-router-with-m0n0wall-and-atom/#comment-604 Julian Lyubenov Thu, 26 Jan 2012 13:59:30 +0000 http://perpetuallybored.com/2010/02/12/high-performance-and-affordable-router-with-m0n0wall-and-atom/#comment-604 What about Soekris Engineering's devices? Can they handle the large number of connections. I remember home routers with 200/300mhz cpu to be unable to do the job. Is 100 or 133 Mhz AMD ElanSC520 fast enough to handle the load? What about Soekris Engineering’s devices? Can they handle the large number of connections. I remember home routers with 200/300mhz cpu to be unable to do the job. Is 100 or 133 Mhz AMD ElanSC520 fast enough to handle the load?

]]> Comment on Calreth of the Ridiculously Long Nameplate by A week in letters | Perpetually Bored http://perpetuallybored.com/2012/01/05/calreth-of-the-ridiculously-long-nameplate/#comment-598 A week in letters | Perpetually Bored Mon, 23 Jan 2012 03:57:59 +0000 http://perpetuallybored.com/?p=847#comment-598 [...] talked about my favorite part of SWTOR questing being the letters you receive sometime after an event has taken p.... To tell this week’s story, I present a collection of letters received over the course of my [...] [...] talked about my favorite part of SWTOR questing being the letters you receive sometime after an event has taken p…. To tell this week’s story, I present a collection of letters received over the course of my [...]

]]> Comment on The Pointy Hat by Calreth shot first | Perpetually Bored http://perpetuallybored.com/2007/10/10/the-pointy-hat/#comment-585 Calreth shot first | Perpetually Bored Sat, 14 Jan 2012 04:20:11 +0000 http://blog.thermonuclearexchange.com/2007/10/10/the-pointy-hat/#comment-585 [...] – Blizz, a Jawa. If they ever made a Blizz plushie, I’m getting one. Meanwhile, SOE continues to disappoint with its lack of Hoo’loh plushies. Aww... He likes big red buttons too, just as I [...] [...] – Blizz, a Jawa. If they ever made a Blizz plushie, I’m getting one. Meanwhile, SOE continues to disappoint with its lack of Hoo’loh plushies. Aww… He likes big red buttons too, just as I [...]

]]> Comment on Don’t you dare watch the cut scenes by Melmoth http://perpetuallybored.com/2012/01/03/dont-you-dare-watch-the-cut-scenes/#comment-568 Melmoth Tue, 03 Jan 2012 16:39:53 +0000 http://perpetuallybored.com/?p=846#comment-568 Curiously it seems that a lot of the dark side options lead to shortcuts through the instance, which may give a partial explanation as to why people seem to be choosing those options more often within flashpoints, as a general rule. Either that or we now have proof that a large number of MMO players are indeed 'dark siders'; I suspected as much after experiencing World of Warcraft... Curiously it seems that a lot of the dark side options lead to shortcuts through the instance, which may give a partial explanation as to why people seem to be choosing those options more often within flashpoints, as a general rule.

Either that or we now have proof that a large number of MMO players are indeed ‘dark siders’; I suspected as much after experiencing World of Warcraft…

]]> Comment on .phx.gbl by bm http://perpetuallybored.com/2007/01/14/phxgbl/#comment-542 bm Tue, 22 Nov 2011 17:09:31 +0000 http://blog.thermonuclearexchange.com/2007/01/14/phxgbl/#comment-542 Don't you know there are ISP's or domain redirect services companies that allow you to call your self anything. They supply you with a DNS name that resolves only on their DNS servers. This in effect hides your true location and yes the Gov and everyone else that needs that uses it also. When you use Internet e-mail you put your contacts on some else's servers and if you read the fine print, "We reserve the right to change these rules whenever we want". Use a more secure e-mail program like outlook 2007 while it still works. The cloud software just wants your info on a server any one can get who has the bucks. Relax, the Romans did and look what happened to them. Don’t you know there are ISP’s or domain redirect services companies that allow you to call your self anything. They supply you with a DNS name that resolves only on their DNS servers. This in effect hides your true location and yes the Gov and everyone else that needs that uses it also. When you use Internet e-mail you put your contacts on some else’s servers and if you read the fine print, “We reserve the right to change these rules whenever we want”. Use a more secure e-mail program like outlook 2007 while it still works. The cloud software just wants your info on a server any one can get who has the bucks. Relax, the Romans did and look what happened to them.

]]> Comment on .phx.gbl by rosebrier http://perpetuallybored.com/2007/01/14/phxgbl/#comment-541 rosebrier Mon, 21 Nov 2011 15:04:56 +0000 http://blog.thermonuclearexchange.com/2007/01/14/phxgbl/#comment-541 Windows Live Joey D. Hi rosebrier, The phx.gbl is a Microsoft internal domain. We can't really disclose too much information about this for security reasons. About the accounts being used to harass you, you can report them to our abuse team. You need to provide a copy of their abusive email. These accounts will be put on suspension pending investigation and depending on the results, they can be permanently closed. This is the only help that we can extend to you as far as finding help from the forum is concern. We can't track the person behind the accounts for you. What you can do is report this to your local authorities. If the authorities think there's a need to obtain information from us, then they will have to formally submit some legal documents and everything from there on is an entirely different process which we don't have access to. You can reach our abuse team at abuse@hotmail.com Thanks! Joey Rate this agent. Windows Live Joey D.
Hi rosebrier,

The phx.gbl is a Microsoft internal domain. We can’t really disclose too much information about this for security reasons.

About the accounts being used to harass you, you can report them to our abuse team. You need to provide a copy of their abusive email. These accounts will be put on suspension pending investigation and depending on the results, they can be permanently closed.

This is the only help that we can extend to you as far as finding help from the forum is concern. We can’t track the person behind the accounts for you. What you can do is report this to your local authorities. If the authorities think there’s a need to obtain information from us, then they will have to formally submit some legal documents and everything from there on is an entirely different process which we don’t have access to.

You can reach our abuse team at abuse@hotmail.com

Thanks!

Joey

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]]> Comment on .phx.gbl by Rosebrier http://perpetuallybored.com/2007/01/14/phxgbl/#comment-539 Rosebrier Wed, 16 Nov 2011 14:09:10 +0000 http://blog.thermonuclearexchange.com/2007/01/14/phxgbl/#comment-539 Hello, Since posting on this forum about phx.gbl, I have been in communication with Windows Live Support..here is a copy and paste of some of the responses..pls follow this link for the thread http://www.windowslivehelp.com/thread.aspx?threadid=d5aa50ec-8dda-482f-86fd-af1f90743d2a&page=1 Hi rosebrier, If you have noticed, this phx.gbl only appears if a sender is a Hotmail/Live/MSN user. Upon researching this is a part of a message ID which is is a unique identifier for a digital message, most commonly a globally unique identifier used in email. Message-IDs are required to have the same format as an email address and to be globally unique. Hope this helps. Thanks! Windows Live Charles L. Rate This Moderator Windows Live Mark Francis A. Hi rosebrier, I'd like to inform you that phx.gbl is a feature of old MSN that filters incoming messages but this has been decommissioned already. For instructions on how to report abuse or spam in Windows Live Hotmail, please click here. Thanks, Windows Live Mark Francis A. Rate this moderator Hello,
Since posting on this forum about phx.gbl, I have been in communication with Windows Live Support..here is a copy and paste of some of the responses..pls follow this link for the thread
http://www.windowslivehelp.com/thread.aspx?threadid=d5aa50ec-8dda-482f-86fd-af1f90743d2a&page=1
Hi rosebrier,

If you have noticed, this phx.gbl only appears if a sender is a Hotmail/Live/MSN user. Upon researching this is a part of a message ID which is is a unique identifier for a digital message, most commonly a globally unique identifier used in email. Message-IDs are required to have the same format as an email address and to be globally unique.

Hope this helps.

Thanks!

Windows Live Charles L.
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Windows Live Mark Francis A.
Hi rosebrier,

I’d like to inform you that phx.gbl is a feature of old MSN that filters incoming messages but this has been decommissioned already.

For instructions on how to report abuse or spam in Windows Live Hotmail, please click here.

Thanks,
Windows Live Mark Francis A.
Rate this moderator

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