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A third way of regulating the Internet is through DNS filtering and redirection.
"This affects all IP-based protocols such as HTTP, FTP and POP. A typical circumvention method is to find a domain name server that resolves domain names correctly, but domain name servers are subject to blockage as well, especially IP blocking. Another workaround is to bypass DNS if the IP address is obtainable from other sources and is not blocked. Examples are modifying the Hosts file or typing the IP address instead of the domain name in a Web browser."(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_censorship)
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Altar Servers 1942
Front Row (L to R):Ronnie Savage,Philip Cullivan,Aidan Clerkin,Kieran Breen, Brendan Reilly, Paddy Egan,Sean Galligan,Gene Cullivan,Mel O'Reilly,Philip McDonald,Adge Galligan.Second Row (L to R):Michael Connolly,Joe Reilly, Paddy Clerkin,Tom Crowe,Brendan Sexton,Brendan McGauran,Charlie O'Rourke,Joe Donohoe.Row Three(L to R):Dermot Hunt,Gerry Kinsella,Mattie Donohoe,Seamus Connolly,Dessie Farrell and Brother Dermot.
Patsy Lee Cathedral Golden Jubilee Book 1992
My server had a little planned downtime, my server had to move to another rack and in the meantime I could swap some memory-modules...
Finally bought my Mini Server. Having all my drives in one place is so much more convenient.. Plus with OSX server things are just more interesting :P
A few 2Gb server DIMMs removed after a server upgrade. Shot with a Cannon 1000D, 100mm Macro lens, f2.8
Qnap TS-509 Pro Home Server/Network Storage. 1.2TB capacity (RAID5), here is where I store my pictures.
I upgraded the server to 2 SSDs (60 GB SSD for boot OS and 120 GB SSD for virtual machines), 2x5 TB Western Digital NAS HDDs for storage. Unfortunately, I only have 5 TBs of available storage since I am mirroring the drives.
The innards of my file server. I lost a drive, so, when I had the case open, I figured I'd take a pic to show everyone what I'm running. There are so many cables in there that I have to move them out of the way and close the case as fast as I can to get it closed.
This guy is a P4-1.8Ghz running CentOS 4.1. It has a Highpoint RocketRaid 1740 SATA RAID controller that puts my 4x 300G SATA drives into a RAID5, giving me abut 900G of usable space. This is presented to the OS as a single drive, which is put into a volume group that is chopped up into a series of logical volumes. Not all the space is used fully, so, if I need more space for a logical volume later, I can just expand it with the unused space. I love LVM.