If you want to simulate a laggy connection this may be a fun project for an evening. http://henrydu.com/blog/how-to/simulate-a-slow-link-by-linux-bridge-123.html Ofc you whould need an extra pc or VM :)

I've got my stuff on a "kimsufi" server at OVH. i pay less than 100$ per year, I don't even remember how much :D

Openstack already has it's storage built in in the swift component AFAIK. That's one off your list :)

check out wifite. lazy mans wep cracking in 90 seconds :D

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The Black and Enterprise editions are very nice too. Red and Blue are sufficient, and Green is crap.

In my country people seem to think that computer == windows and apple!=computer and apple==shiny

My Raspberry Pi seems to cap out at 20Mbit on my 50Mbit home connection.

I'm not sure whether it is possible to do this on a standalone pc, but on an active directory it's easy to lock a user account into a fixed state. they call it a mandatory profile. I've used it at a local community centre and it seems to work pretty good. may e it os possible to use mandatory profiles on a standalone windows box?

To me its still kankerkachel. Maybe they should feed this thread to watson :D

some music, a good shoother, a beer, and compiling a new kernel :D

extremely crazy spreadsheets that would create ai if the wrong bit flips. at least that's the only thing i can think of.

yup, it's really easy. after 5 o clock i simply hit logoff and go home. how hard can it be?

I'm running mate on 2 debian boxes, my desktop and my netbook. the only thing I got really annoyed at was that they renamed everything, gnome-panel is mate-panel, that's understandable, but why rename nautilus caja? other than that my experience is that mate is really a good fork of gnome2.