Kea DHCP Daemon
I’ve used Internet Software Consortium’s dhcpd for a while.
When I was setting up my new server
I found out that dhcpd
was past end-of-life.
ISC wanted me to use kea instead.
I’ve used Internet Software Consortium’s dhcpd for a while.
When I was setting up my new server
I found out that dhcpd
was past end-of-life.
ISC wanted me to use kea instead.
The results of two more dinners from the local strip-mall Chinese joint: surprisingly good beef-and-broccoli, the opposite of fortunes in my cookies.
John Levine, one of the OG Morlocks of the internet, notes that he has the world’s lamest content farm.
I was in 8th grade for the 1974-1975 school year. For some reason, my mother kept the 1975 edition of Comet, the yearbook of Ophelia Parrish Junior High School. I just re-discovered it.
Long about 1996, I read The Text of the New Testament (subtitled Its Transmission, Corruption and Restoration) by Bruce M. Metzger, 3rd edition.
I’ve got a Linksys WRT3200ACM WiFi router. Of course it runs OpenWRT, but it should bridge the associated WiFi clients to my LAN, not NAT them.
I solved Wordle™ brand video game, puzzle number 1,016 without mechanical help. I found it difficult.
Had to go to Air Care Colorado to get my car emissions checked. The experience was jarringly sloppy.
More bad tasting booze.