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had dinner with my dad last night, celebrating with friends on friday. w00t!
-Colin
I had lunch at 8pm yesterday, after fixing these.
Anyone else get hit? My PC was OK, but I have 138 users, and our SMS updates weren't working properly for many of them.
-juice
My Linksys firewall/router is keeping busy I suppose. I'm betting one of my neighbors has it.
-Brian
-juice
Needless to say my macs were not affected. I have read several articles on zdnet that all deny the possiblity that the Blaster caused last week's power failure. However I did find an articles saying that the Air Canada checkin shut down was a result. Also a virus shut down signals for the CSX train lines. In January a nuclear powerplant in Ohio (on the same utility company that is being blamed for last week's failure) was shut down by the Slammer worm.
The terrorism aspect worries me. Windows is too easy to take down. What if the power grid was crashed by the worm? The implications are frightening. I've heard the argument before that mac, UNIX and linux are not popular enough for worm writers. Even if that is the case at the present time if Window remains the home/desktop system of choice then really secure network uses on *nix systems should not be a large enough chunk of the market to bring out too many hacker nuts.
In the meantime I will enjoy OS X.
twrx
Ken
-juice
-Dave
Oh, well - going to miss the chat tonight. If I can get out of here, we are planning a long weekend up in Maine.
Steve
-mike
-juice (patching 4 PCs simulatneously right now)
many others in our company were unprepared, though.
-Colin
-mike
Hey, the chat is kicking me out, server errors? Anyone else able to get in?
-juice
- Lou
Lou: yes, but that's not why the server went down.
-juice
DaveM
-juice
Notice they say "worm by" and then no name follows!
OK, Twilight Zone!
-juice
Thanks to Mod_Bob for fixing that PDQ.
-juice
Now, I'm just getting 10-15 junk mails a day from the worm. I have set my mail client to forward them all to Microsoft....
Speaking of which, Microsoft's web site is now being served from Linux boxes at Akamai. How ironic.....
Craig
Your IT guys have teh suck. ;-)
-Colin
The short is DNS is sending us to Akamai, which is running Linux (and providing caching), but the HTTP header from microsoft also appears in the request, hence the IIS/6.0 part.
-Brian
-juice
-Colin
Cheers Pat.
Good to have ya!
-Colin
Do you work at SoA HQ? What type of position? What year Legacy do you drive?
-juice ('98 Forester, '02 Legacy)
You're the one that did the mega product line recommendation, right?
Definitely check out Subaru Suggestions here. SoA gathers info from there for Product Planning. There's also an Subaru R&D lurker that pops in from time to time. :-)
-Dennis
Bob
Welcome!
Ken
Patti
Hope it was a good one!
Patti
Bob
and belated Birthday wishes to you too
-Dave
It was 8/19. 28! getting up there.
-Colin
Back in school (college that is), but that doesn't mean I am not doing any less to serve the Subaru community. Great class setup, looking forward to finishing the brief for those who know what I am talking about. We're up to 15-20 pages excluding appendixes and other detailed materials. I'll have as much info as I can post possible when it's finished, but beware, the final draft will likely include around 50 or more pages. (Yes those eyes are bugging out!) It should be a good read.
I am looking forward to getting active over here, though there is only so much time in a day. If someone sees a topic that may be interesting to me and I don't seem to catch it, PM me on NASIOC or Cobb's WRXForum. I'll be glad to ablige. Otherwise, I generally spend most of my forum-mongering minutes and hours over on those two boards.
I must sound like such a N00b.