that
concerned about a non-updated version of Google Earth, which I only use
occasionally.
Thanks to all for the various pointers, which when combined, solved my
problem.
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Regards,
Dick Steffens
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Message: 5
Date: Sat, 9 Jun 2018 08:20:00 -0700
From: "Mike C
Free Geek often has some of the older dual-band netgear routers for cheap.
Do some research on the model number, since most of them are very
compatible with openwrt.
Once you flash the router with openwrt, you can enable the features that
stock firmware doesn't provide. Several years ago I bought
It used to be a real problem on public networks, because the bit torrent
clients were pretty aggressive about congesting upstream links. There's a
name for the phenomenon: buffer bloat: basically, filling too-large queues
at a bandwidth choke point resulting in ugly latencies. For a number of
Not one someone else's network, they don't :)
-wes
On Sun, Jun 10, 2018 at 9:15 AM, Thomas Groman
wrote:
> On Sat, 9 Jun 2018 23:10:04 -0700
> Russell Senior wrote:
>
> > Our Personal Telco firmware (based on OpenWrt/LEDE) has a dumb
> > bittorrent blocker, and we include iftop and tcpdump as
On Sat, 9 Jun 2018 23:10:04 -0700
Russell Senior wrote:
> Our Personal Telco firmware (based on OpenWrt/LEDE) has a dumb
> bittorrent blocker, and we include iftop and tcpdump as management
> tools. If you know someone is doing something they shouldn't be, it
> isn't very difficult to figure
Our Personal Telco firmware (based on OpenWrt/LEDE) has a dumb bittorrent
blocker, and we include iftop and tcpdump as management tools. If you know
someone is doing something they shouldn't be, it isn't very difficult to
figure out which client is responsible, and then you can black-hole them
On Sat, Jun 9, 2018 at 3:20 PM Mike C. wrote:
> I'm doing some volunteer IT work for a small, local non-profit that has a
> few Free Geek Linux Mint computers connected to a Zyxel modem w. 10 mb/s
> CenturyLink internet connection.
>
> In the past they've had the typical problems of
I'm doing some volunteer IT work for a small, local non-profit that has a
few Free Geek Linux Mint computers connected to a Zyxel modem w. 10 mb/s
CenturyLink internet connection.
In the past they've had the typical problems of inappropriate content and
piracy and have received the cease & desist
