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On Tuesday 16 September 2008 11:00:03 Dale wrote: |
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> > Or, you could game the system: |
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> > Get yourself employed with the most decent ISP in your area, the one with |
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> > the biggest infrastructure. Make sure you work in the back end services |
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> > team. As an experienced Gentoo user, you probably know more than 90% of |
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> > the techies they currently employ so that shouldn't be too hard. A little |
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> > tweak of a config here, and little vi of a file there and hey presto! own |
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> > domain all set up and working |
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> > :-) |
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> And with my luck, some free jewelry. That would be hand cuffs. :-( |
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Or you could emigrate and come work where I work. Round here it's called |
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an "employee fringe benefit". |
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But the ISP landscape here is very different from the US |
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alan dot mckinnon at gmail dot com |
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