This forum!
This forum is my far the most popular one on the site! Almost at 20 000 posts!
Looking at the postings for each car model, do you think this represents anything? If so, what?
Tim
Looking at the postings for each car model, do you think this represents anything? If so, what?
Tim
came to the office @ 10:40 am, got nothing to do. read the "post your car picture if you really own one" thread, highly entertaining. Just finished lunch at 1:30 pm, oopps time just flies when you are having fun!
Hmmm, maybe I sneak out for a couple of hours to stop by a fish store and camera store...
Hmmm, maybe I sneak out for a couple of hours to stop by a fish store and camera store...
Originally posted by benzomonterey
I rode around in a golf cart all morning, fired Two people, I am now at my desk eating crackers and checking out the forum.
I rode around in a golf cart all morning, fired Two people, I am now at my desk eating crackers and checking out the forum.
plz plz
Trending Topics
Local time here is 00:33. Usually check this forum this time of day (night). But why the heavy traffic in this particular forum? Must be that we are the most social of all MB-owners :p
Originally posted by art_Ccoupe
hey u got pics of ur car? i wanna look at it... cuz i haven't got mine yet.. but it's the same color... plz be here now.. =)
plz plz
hey u got pics of ur car? i wanna look at it... cuz i haven't got mine yet.. but it's the same color... plz be here now.. =)
plz plz
Haven't even had lunch yet (18:00) - too busy browsing the forum
Might be relocating to FtL'dale - heard we got bought by a Florida bank...just killing time waiting for the announcement. Looks like we'll be leaving from next to the World Trade Center for the second time...maybe only as far as New Jersey. Ah well, if things go bad, I'll post my resume on this forum: Have Coupe, will travel
Gotta go get some lunch...
Might be relocating to FtL'dale - heard we got bought by a Florida bank...just killing time waiting for the announcement. Looks like we'll be leaving from next to the World Trade Center for the second time...maybe only as far as New Jersey. Ah well, if things go bad, I'll post my resume on this forum: Have Coupe, will travel
Gotta go get some lunch...
WTF? What do you guys do "officially"? I'm so paranoid,
I SSH into my personal remote FreeBSD box and browse this
forum using lynx (text-based web browser)! =D I know they
monitor firewall logs here...
I SSH into my personal remote FreeBSD box and browse this
forum using lynx (text-based web browser)! =D I know they
monitor firewall logs here...
Originally posted by hphan
WTF? What do you guys do "officially"? I'm so paranoid,
I SSH into my personal remote FreeBSD box and browse this
forum using lynx (text-based web browser)! =D I know they
monitor firewall logs here...
WTF? What do you guys do "officially"? I'm so paranoid,
I SSH into my personal remote FreeBSD box and browse this
forum using lynx (text-based web browser)! =D I know they
monitor firewall logs here...
When you sshhh into your personal remote box is that like the cone of silence on Get smart?
Last edited by benzomonterey; Apr 4, 2002 at 07:11 PM.
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From: Lincoln, NE
2000 BMW Z3 2.3 Roadster (hardtop current ly attached)
sounds like you C-Class guys got it made... I have it really rough.
us Z3 drivers have a month off work between jobs and all I have to do is finish 2 100-level classes before graduation in 4.5 weeks. I'm so abused.
(this post has been made especially for BOB)
us Z3 drivers have a month off work between jobs and all I have to do is finish 2 100-level classes before graduation in 4.5 weeks. I'm so abused.
(this post has been made especially for BOB)
You can use SSH port forwarding. Setup http proxy at your home box (Squid) and then forward port
3128 (default for squid) from your office box through SSH to that on home box. Then configure your browser to use proxy at 127.0.0.1 port 3128
I do this for personal mail (IMAP) and usenet news
(NNTP).
3128 (default for squid) from your office box through SSH to that on home box. Then configure your browser to use proxy at 127.0.0.1 port 3128
I do this for personal mail (IMAP) and usenet news
(NNTP).
Originally posted by hphan
WTF? What do you guys do "officially"? I'm so paranoid,
I SSH into my personal remote FreeBSD box and browse this
forum using lynx (text-based web browser)! =D I know they
monitor firewall logs here...
WTF? What do you guys do "officially"? I'm so paranoid,
I SSH into my personal remote FreeBSD box and browse this
forum using lynx (text-based web browser)! =D I know they
monitor firewall logs here...
Originally posted by apkom
You can use SSH port forwarding. Setup http proxy at your home box (Squid) and then forward port
3128 (default for squid) from your office box through SSH to that on home box. Then configure your browser to use proxy at 127.0.0.1 port 3128
I do this for personal mail (IMAP) and usenet news
(NNTP).
You can use SSH port forwarding. Setup http proxy at your home box (Squid) and then forward port
3128 (default for squid) from your office box through SSH to that on home box. Then configure your browser to use proxy at 127.0.0.1 port 3128
I do this for personal mail (IMAP) and usenet news
(NNTP).
Originally posted by hphan
WTF? What do you guys do "officially"? I'm so paranoid,
I SSH into my personal remote FreeBSD box and browse this
forum using lynx (text-based web browser)! =D I know they
monitor firewall logs here...
WTF? What do you guys do "officially"? I'm so paranoid,
I SSH into my personal remote FreeBSD box and browse this
forum using lynx (text-based web browser)! =D I know they
monitor firewall logs here...
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Last edited by vadim; Apr 4, 2002 at 11:31 PM.
Originally posted by hphan
Well, another reason I use lynx is because I work in a cube farm and it's easy for that lynx window to look like it belongs somewhere in the sea of gvim windows =)
Well, another reason I use lynx is because I work in a cube farm and it's easy for that lynx window to look like it belongs somewhere in the sea of gvim windows =)


