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Systems Architects have years of experience in the various parts of the systems they work with. …They can cut your OP-EX by 90% and consolidate all your servers … Their systems do not know the meaning of the word Downtime… Optimization is the name of the game. Your site will be in the customer’s…

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Last night I came home to a house without Internet. It is my fault really- I hadn’t found time to switch to a new provider and my old job finally canceled the account they had given me.Most of the reason I hadn’t decided on a new provider was because I was debating switching to…

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Setup PPTP on Ubuntu

February 8, 2007 by

Here is a quick howto on installing and setting up PPTP on Ubuntu.Specifically I’ll be attempting to configure this machine to use the Israeli ISP 012 over a cable modem. 012 provides some sort of installation package for Linux but it doesn’t support Ubuntu. Anyway- here are my steps:xhost +sudo su-export DISPLAY=’:0′echo ‘deb http://quozl.netrek.org/pptp/pptpconfig…

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Recently this issue came up on the linux-il mailing list. Apparently one of the bigger Israeli ISPs started enforcing a bandwidth cap clause in their Terms of Service after they realized that their lines were overloaded. A couple people pulled out the following statistic: P2P still represented 60% of Internet traffic at the end…

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