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    Quote Originally Posted by Duh View Post
    merry xmas Mj pals
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    Merry Christmas all


    So this is Christmas
    And what have you done?
    Another year over
    And a new one just begun

    And so this is Christmas
    I hope you have fun
    The near and the dear one
    The old and the young.

    A very Merry Christmas
    And a Happy New Year
    Let's hope it's a good one
    Without any fear

    And so this is Christmas
    For weak and for strong
    For rich and the poor ones
    The road is so long

    And so Happy Christmas
    For black and for white
    For yellow and red ones
    Let's stop all the fight.

    A very Merry Christmas
    And a Happy New Year
    Let's hope it's a good one
    Without any fear

    So this is Christmas
    And what have you done?
    Another year over
    And a new one just begun

    And so Happy Christmas
    I hope you have fun
    The near and the dear one
    The old and the young.

    A very Merry Christmas
    And a Happy New Year
    Let's hope it's a good one
    Without any fear

    War is over!
    If you want it
    War is over!
    War is over, Now!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Frisch View Post


    ...So this is Christmas...
    I usually get tired of hearing Christmas songs on the radio but this song I will listen to over and over without getting tired of it

    btw, looks like we're having a URL shortage, otherwise I must be dreaming because I'm not only in second place but ahead of refic as well

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    Quote Originally Posted by DeadlyFire View Post
    I usually get tired of hearing Christmas songs on the radio but this song I will listen to over and over without getting tired of it

    btw, looks like we're having a URL shortage, otherwise I must be dreaming because I'm not only in second place but ahead of refic as well
    We are in shortage, so i'll fire my machine up for the whole day, as I have 500 in reserve....let's have some fun, while the others are out of the game
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    Yes...we are #1 at the moment....that's a looong time ago, we've been there.....damn I regret i lost 2 - 3 hours of the night.

    But who cares....we're on top for the day..
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    Final yesterday....evidence for something to remember : )

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    Quote Originally Posted by Frisch View Post
    Final yesterday....evidence for something to remember : )

    http://img46.imageshack.us/img46/7165/statk.png
    Was nice indeed

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    # Nick URLs done Data (MB)

    1 Movieman 7,005,096,980 170,591,373


    Congrats Dave!! massive milestone

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    Quote Originally Posted by DeadlyFire View Post
    # Nick URLs done Data (MB)

    1 Movieman 7,005,096,980 170,591,373


    Congrats Dave!! massive milestone
    is that 7 PB?

    I will get a 10Mbit box ASAP and do some nice numbers .. my long time challenge is our Dutch friend (M.. )
    "Study hard my young friend"[/B].
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    Quote Originally Posted by Duh View Post
    is that 7 PB?

    I will get a 10Mbit box ASAP and do some nice numbers .. my long time challenge is our Dutch friend (M.. )
    I think it's time to shell out the extra €10/month to double our speed to 60Mb then
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    Martijn 500 mill
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    Congrats Martijn!

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    my VPS's are having issues :S . I will buy some sh ASAP and you will notice ( I will make sure you do )
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    why not take a serious server there than :banana::banana::banana::banana::banana: err sammy.. a dual w3520 would not do that bad 10000/10000 is 10 Gbit pipe? I can get such infra (10 gbit) for something like 3.5 k u$..
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    The University computers are E6850s, they aren't too bad. However, since I don't live at university it's impossible for me to set up a seedbox. Should I ever go and live there I'll still have a 100/100 pipe, but it's shared with the rest of the building. The problem is just that I don't have money left to go there.
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    Time to toot my own horn

    2,000,000,000 for me!




    ....however, I am having nightmares recently

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    Quote Originally Posted by DeadlyFire View Post
    2,000,000,000 for me!


    I thought you'd just drop by, but somehow you have shipped around 800 mill, since the cat dragged you in .....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Frisch View Post


    I thought you'd just drop by, but somehow you have shipped around 800 mill, since the cat dragged you in .....
    Has it been 800mil already?? Time flies fast

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    congrats mate more than twice of what i have done, i should be ashamed

    I've got more fire power coming soon, deciding between a IPCOP or an Untangled machine. IPCOP seems to use less resources, but Untangled has some neat features like monitoring which machine in my network is hogging my machine's bandwidth, so i can go and smack that person on the head

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    Quote Originally Posted by hixie View Post
    congrats mate more than twice of what i have done, i should be ashamed

    I've got more fire power coming soon, deciding between a IPCOP or an Untangled machine. IPCOP seems to use less resources, but Untangled has some neat features like monitoring which machine in my network is hogging my machine's bandwidth, so i can go and smack that person on the head
    Thanks!

    I thought about setting up an old machine as a linux router but I have no more spare parts laying around I'm thinking about getting one of those ultra min-pc's for ~$200. It's not very powerful but for internet routing purposes it's overkill(most retail home routers can't compare with only 16-128 megs of ram/4-32 megs of flash ram and maybe a 200-500 Mhz processor at most). I've read more than I'd like into the guts of routers and the most performance limiting factor seems to be the ram size and my router has 64mb A mini with a 1.6ghz CPU and a gig of ram would more than satisfy all my nodes

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    firmware is actually the limiting factor, processing power and ram plays a huge role in theory but most of it is locked away by the firmware. Modified firmware helps quite a bit.

    In my experience with Smoothwall & IPCOP, an old Dell P3 that i got paid to take away was waaaayyyy more than i needed (Dimes and MJ-12)
    It was a P3 with 128MB RAM and i think a 20GB Quantum Fireball HDD

    Back in the days i was running dimes, i had something like 30 clients smoothie didn't even break a sweat, on a normal router 15 clients would crash the router and 25 would crash the modem, had to install Smoothie and get my ISP to upgrade my modem.


    EDIT: Just checked my old stats, i had 53 clients!
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    Quote Originally Posted by hixie View Post
    firmware is actually the limiting factor, processing power and ram plays a huge role in theory but most of it is locked away by the firmware. Modified firmware helps quite a bit.

    In my experience with Smoothwall & IPCOP, an old Dell P3 that i got paid to take away was waaaayyyy more than i needed (Dimes and MJ-12)
    It was a P3 with 128MB RAM and i think a 20GB Quantum Fireball HDD

    Back in the days i was running dimes, i had something like 30 clients smoothie didn't even break a sweat, on a normal router 15 clients would crash the router and 25 would crash the modem, had to install Smoothie and get my ISP to upgrade my modem.


    EDIT: Just checked my old stats, i had 53 clients!
    Wow!! Thanks for the insights

    I assume you know your way pretty well around setting up smoothwall/M0n0wall/pfsense/ipcop? Any suggestions on which is the better of the bunch? I'm very eager to setup my own router but I have almost no experience in linux(unless it's a gui-based installation).

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    Quote Originally Posted by DeadlyFire View Post
    Wow!! Thanks for the insights

    I assume you know your way pretty well around setting up smoothwall/M0n0wall/pfsense/ipcop? Any suggestions on which is the better of the bunch? I'm very eager to setup my own router but I have almost no experience in linux(unless it's a gui-based installation).
    I'm not very good with linux but setting up a smoothie or ipcop is so simple even dave could figure it out without a manual. They have a simple 16bit colour GUI for installation, after everything is installed you can unplug the monitor, keyboard and mouse. Accessing all router functions are just the same as a normal router via a browser with a nice GUI.

    I've only used smoothie and IPCOP so i can't comment on the others but i do lean towards IPCOP a little bit more as i find it's easier to find add-ons, and it also has a 'blue zone' for wireless.

    If you do setup an IPCOP box make sure you install and setup the advanced QoS add-on, this way normal web browsing won't be affected by MJ-12.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hixie View Post
    I'm not very good with linux but setting up a smoothie or ipcop is so simple even dave could figure it out without a manual. They have a simple 16bit colour GUI for installation, after everything is installed you can unplug the monitor, keyboard and mouse. Accessing all router functions are just the same as a normal router via a browser with a nice GUI.

    I've only used smoothie and IPCOP so i can't comment on the others but i do lean towards IPCOP a little bit more as i find it's easier to find add-ons, and it also has a 'blue zone' for wireless.

    If you do setup an IPCOP box make sure you install and setup the advanced QoS add-on, this way normal web browsing won't be affected by MJ-12.
    I did a little googling and it looks very easy like you said. I'm wondering how I can hookup the 3 pc's in my house plus my Vonage phone box up to share the line? Maybe turn my current router into a bridge? Or buy a switch?

    I have 1 more question about the hardware part of the process; does the box you setup as the firewall require 2 NIC's? (I'm assuming 1 will be needed for the external WAN connection that will be connected at the wall and another that will connect from the firewall box to my computer/switch/bridged-router).

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    This is weird, I am just putting together a pfsense box myself for all my routing needs as I am typing this

    Trust me I'm no *nix expert but its so easy to setup, there are tons of tutorials out there to help you.

    I ended up using my dual P3 box with 2GB of RAM, I brought a CF to IDE adaptor and am running a 2GB CF card for pfsense (modified embedded version - less read/writes to the CF card but with full VGA support)

    It's just formatting the CF card as I type this, next up is to install the 2 Intel Pro100 server NIC's I bought for £2 each brand new

    I'll post up pics of when its all done.

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    Grats man ...that is one big number! I won't ever catch you with this connection but I will reach that eventually...thankfully there are some smaller targets in the meantime


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