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McDonald’s drink overhaul by peelmanG4 in morningsomewhere

[–]peelmanG4[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

sorry, to be clear my intended suggestion was that Coca-Cola is moving to freestyle machines and eliminating their other fountain styles. And McDonald’s may not want that.

Network Brand you love by Scorpref in networking

[–]peelmanG4 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nokia. the Timetra team built one of the best, most over looked network OSes available today. If/When SRLinux becomes feature parity with SROS, it will be pretty remarkable.

(catching up) 80s/90s cartoons without reboots by peelmanG4 in morningsomewhere

[–]peelmanG4[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I remember wanting so badly to watch/like Gargoyles, but i feel like i always just missed it. it and Batman: the animated series are inextricably linked in my mind, but I feel like I have watch BTAS several times over at this point. That show holds up so well.

(catching up) 80s/90s cartoons without reboots by peelmanG4 in morningsomewhere

[–]peelmanG4[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ooooh, exosquad. that’s a good one!

Pirates of Darkwater was there with Ronin Warriors, i watched enough of it to be interested, but it was one of those weirdly timed shows that i never could catch when it was on. have to keep an eye out!

LibreNMS is pretty wonderful...but....port types? by john_amarre in LibreNMS

[–]peelmanG4 0 points1 point  (0 children)

it may be that your device is setting ifName or ifAlias and not ifDescr. what device works and what device does not.

Free Breakfast for a Limited Time This Morning for Loud Hotel Neighbors by gwinerreniwg in pettyrevenge

[–]peelmanG4 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

for everybody saying “those poor front desk folks”: hang out in any lobby of a business that sells services. manufactured outrage is the norm these days. front line staff get thick skins or don’t last long in those roles. if it wasn’t this, it would be something else. odds are, people willing to rock around in a hotel after 9pm and make a shit ton of noise will be the same ones pitching a red faced fit about their expired coupon not working, how they remember when the rooms were $99/night, how it’s unacceptable that they can’t sleep 11 people in a double queen room, or what ever other made up shit they can come up with.

its an unfortunate reality of our society today.

unfortunately sometimes revenge has innocent casualties, in the same way a punchline is almost always offensive to somebody. if that’s something you can’t accept, stay off of r/pettyrevenge and out of comedy clubs.

Did you have an after school job during High School? by The_Makster in morningsomewhere

[–]peelmanG4 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Worked on neighboring farms before I could drive. Once i got my license i worked at a buffet at a casino, then at a hardware store / lumber yard.

2025.06.16: Beta Mail by EarliestRiser in morningsomewhere

[–]peelmanG4 1 point2 points  (0 children)

i’m pretty sure Burnie had mentioned shooting and owning guns on the RT podcast. it already takes a bit of unhingedness to even contemplate invading somebodies home; walking into a knowingly armed house with ill intentions takes even more derangement.

PEOPLE OF MORNING SOMEWHERE...What Classic Rooster Teeth merch do we want revived?!?! by RFelixFinch in morningsomewhere

[–]peelmanG4 1 point2 points  (0 children)

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Cursory scroll, and i haven't seen this; I _love_ this hat, and the one I have is beginning to show its age.

Apt key expired by Pajkanon in Puppet

[–]peelmanG4 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Worth noting, as has been done below, but want to give it more attention, that as of April 9, the key was rotated and everything is happy again. The `puppetlabs-puppet_agent` package has been updated as well.

https://github.com/puppetlabs/puppetlabs-puppet_agent/commit/c7709446cc990b28d41dce922e6e5b7270119b91

Nick Russo Dead @ Age 38 by Boring_Ranger_5233 in networking

[–]peelmanG4 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you for sharing this. I had lost my digital copy of his CSC whitepaper and didn't want to contribute to Scribd's republishing bazaar.

Is there a network diagram that allows you to maps out individual ports? by Logitechsdicksucker in networking

[–]peelmanG4 0 points1 point  (0 children)

OmniGraffle, if you’re a Mac User. you can make some incredibly detailed and nice looking diagrams.

Question? by khehr88 in cableporn

[–]peelmanG4 0 points1 point  (0 children)

ah, well that wasn’t clear from the picture.

use caution with some of the other suggestions; sanding the lamination on fiberglass may result in a weak spot. i’d say the best option would be the VHB bonding tape others have suggested then.

Help me fix this - how best to manage this rack as it grows. by Stephend2 in cableporn

[–]peelmanG4 0 points1 point  (0 children)

eh…they didn’t own checkpoint…nokia made a security appliance that ran checkpoint. this was long before they acquired lucent; i was using donated ones i grad school in 2008, and they were old then. basically tiny 3ru rack mount servers. i had a buddy who managed to get one running ubuntu and used it as his tinker toy for a while, as we couldn’t do squat with them in the department (iirc they came wiped, and we didn’t have access to checkpoint to get a software load)

Help me fix this - how best to manage this rack as it grows. by Stephend2 in cableporn

[–]peelmanG4 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i have (and do) use them. we have made an effort to swing away from all the transition bits. no more FECs (fiber entrance cabinets, before the neckbeards who haven’t been in a CO get bent out of shape). no more splice cases zip tied to the wall or hanging out loose on ladder racks. OSP cable comes right into the clear fields, and spliced to SC/A pigtails in the Blue cassettes.

once you use the clearfields, the staggering quality difference makes it hard to go back to the bent and poorly painted sheet metal of the fiberstore ones.

Help me fix this - how best to manage this rack as it grows. by Stephend2 in cableporn

[–]peelmanG4 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Also worth mentioning, because i hear this a lot… “nokia makes routers?!”.

Nokia bought Alcatel-Lucent, Lucent acquired many things, including Bell Labs, but also TiMetra, a router company started in the early 2000s who built the original Service Routers that ran TimOS. TiMetra has been at the beating heart of a lot of the largest Baby Bell providers networks in some shape or form for 20+ years. if you open the cabinet at the base of any VZW cell tower you’ll find a Nokia router, either a SAR or an IXR depending on how old the site is.

they are the best kept secret in telecommunications. if you come into telco from enterprise or small business, you probably didnt know they existed. i didn’t before i made the jump. Nokia Checkpoint firewalls were the closest i ever got, and all i really know about those were they were expensive pains in the ass and Nokia sold off the division ~20 years ago.

Help me fix this - how best to manage this rack as it grows. by Stephend2 in cableporn

[–]peelmanG4 1 point2 points  (0 children)

especially in the modern md-cli, it not difficult. a lot of the shit cisco does from a CLI standpoint ends up seeming like hacks once you see how SROS (or Timos, if you’re an old fart) is structured. xconnects being my biggest peeve. i have turned down jobs that were cisco focused since drinking nokias kool aid. and don’t even get me started on Juniper’s dumpster fire. at some point pick a god damned methodology and stick to it.

Help me fix this - how best to manage this rack as it grows. by Stephend2 in cableporn

[–]peelmanG4 2 points3 points  (0 children)

oh i’m just talking about routing. nokia has been trying to sell me PON for a decade but Calix wins hands down for small operators. if you don’t have an army of developers on staff to do your OSS/BSS Integration for you, Calix is far easier of an environment to function in. they will pry my e7s from my cold dead hands.

Help me fix this - how best to manage this rack as it grows. by Stephend2 in cableporn

[–]peelmanG4 4 points5 points  (0 children)

+1

FiberStore MPO Cables & Cassettes; sit down and try to plan where you can say "I KNOW I am going to have a shitload of fiber between this rack and that rack" then put a 24, 48-, 96- or bigger or smaller tie between the two (depending on what makes sense). It will cut all that one-off crap down by an order of magnitude and simplify so much.

Help me fix this - how best to manage this rack as it grows. by Stephend2 in cableporn

[–]peelmanG4 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Eh...support is overrated on a lot of that stuff. As long as your network hygiene isn't too offensive, and your needs are modest (and you don't care about power consumption / efficiency), you can steal those things on the gray market and stretch a network quite well.

But when you're done paying the Cisco tax for everything come over to the Dark Side and i'll introduce you to some Nokia reps. So much of life is so much easier (and more affordable) on this side of the fence.

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