Skyline969

1. Set up your.dns.address to point to your public IP

2. Port forward necessary traffic to your machine on your local network

3. Set up a hairpin NAT rule on your home router so that when you try to access your public IP from inside your own network, it redirects as necessary

Apparently gmtp is a reliable tool for transferring music to a Zune. Or this: https://github.com/whoozle/android-file-transfer-linux/

AI strikes again.

And mlocate for Linux.

LEEBA DEEBA DOWCHUUUUUUUUUU

If you use company resources they absolutely can claim ownership on whatever you create. That much I do know. Though to be fair I’m in Canada so our laws will definitely differ in some ways.

I’m just glad to live in a country where companies don’t get to own people.

Like, things you work on during your personal time, using personal resources, belongs to your employer?

That sounds illegal. I don’t know where you live but that does not sound right.

Man, stories like this make me wanna try it. I bet I would be SO productive.

I’m not gonna because I worry I would like it too much, but a man can dream.

Monday rolls around, they’ve finished like four of them. “Why won’t this kernel work?! NO, for the last time I’m not using genkernel! It’ll be a bloated mess.”

Stillborn?

Side note, everyone downloaded Techno Song.mp3 at one time or another. It was Sandstorm.

Linux Mint. Cinnamon. With a Windows Vista theme. It confuses and/or irritates everyone who sees it.