Ian Pickworth (ipic)
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!lo !ipv6 BBC has got a cool address: 2001:4b10:bbc::2
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!lo !ipv6 Gentoo supports World IPv6 day. http://www.gentoo.org/ address is 2001:41c8:0:936:fdfe::134
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#lo210 replaced ekiga with linphone, thanks to Dan for mentioning it.
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!lo European Court of Justice To Outlaw Internet Filtering; Esp. For Copyright Enforcement http://is.gd/gmO7QM
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!lo Another IPv4 milestone. http://is.gd/LQigEx I get the feeling he will start the "I told you so" routine soon.
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Ian Pickworth
Fabian Scherschel
, Alistair McKinlay
, Psychedelic Squid (is now at Fragdev)
, Joel Adamson
@trashbird1240 @psquid @yamanickill Also the bit about "German backwards-compatible English" that I thought @fabsh would like.
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!lo #ipv6 http://is.gd/avGkvG I would like to nominate this as the most idiotic IPv6 article. "IPv4 addrs have 4 digits" Me == speechless
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@chrisbuchholz Many thanks :-)
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@chrisbuchholz Dumb question - how do you set seesmic up for an identi.ca account?
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!lo IPv6 Day. Go here and check your IPv6 status: http://test-ipv6.com/ I scored 10/10 #showoff
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!lo #copyright The Long arm of copyright http://zine.openrightsgroup.org/comment/2010/the-long-arm-of-copyright
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!lo Owner of the ISP I use on government meddling with ISPs: http://revk.www.me.uk/2010/12/government-meddling.html
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@eyefox "If the first byte of your MAC address is not 00, ... your WiFi will turn off any time your screen turns off ..."
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@eyefox Seems others have N1 wifi issues as well: http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/android/thread?tid=461352ddadac96d2&hl=en&start=40
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@eyefox Soem Known issues on this page may help: http://tech.shantanugoel.com/projects/android/wi-fi-keep-alive
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@eyefox N1=Android? If so, Settings->Wireless Settings->wifi settings. Press Menu, select advanced. wifi sleep policy - set what you want.
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Subtle Android add (not). http://www.androidcentral.com/ad-mississippi-spotted-shows-android-soaring-through-apple
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@mustard !android Is there any way to get notifications when my timeline updates? Can't spot a setting for it.
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@jakeroberts Drives usually have jumpers on to limit them to SATA V1 - worth a check.
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