dbtng

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Ok. Can't debate your experience. But in my experience, bengals are awesome. They like baths, cruise around on a leash, and are nearly as cool as ferrets without the stink.

Strange thing tho ... That's what they actually want.
My kitties stay inside. I totally agree that its best for all of us.
But if you ask the cats, they just want blood and dirt.

We don't know a damn thing about what's going on there, but this report looks like the average everyday corruption that any official conducts in order to get through their day. I don't see 2 billion dollars funneled into her private orphan crushing enterprise. Ya, fire and even prosecute her. But it sounds like she's been singled out. Honestly, it makes me wonder what was she doing that made the wrong people nervous?

I wish it would go this well in my home. Instead, Larry, the huge very strangely muscled and overly large orange psycho, goes fukin nuts. And then he attacks the other cat and me.
I've had to establish come discipline. I wore my motorcycle armor and gloves to do it.
Larry has some things to work out.
The outside kitty seems to be less inclined to investigate.
Fukin hell. I just want to sleep. And you know, not be bleeding.

on Subnet Mask · c/linuxmemes · 1 pts · 13d

That's pretty cool. I crammed to pass the CCNA, and some of its fading from my head now. I could use a refresher. Thanks!

on Subnet Mask · c/linuxmemes · 1 pts · 13d

Ah. Well that's nonsense, but it is a take on the graphic with some internal cohesion.

on Subnet Mask · c/linuxmemes · 2 pts · 13d

Two reasons.

You were responding to someone who offered a /24 as a subnet.
There are 32 bits in an IPv4 address. /24 is 255.255.255.0.
So they were wrong too in reference to IPv6, but at least they were making sense.
You responded with /128, which is the full range of the IPv6 address.
That would be like the prior poster saying /32 aka 255.255.255.255.
There's no usable range there.

And, see my post above for the rest of the breakdown, but you were looking for /64.