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Network Administration with FreeBSD 7
Network Administration with FreeBSD 7
Book Details
About This Book
- Set up and manage networking on FreeBSD
- Virtualization with FreeBSD Jails, IPFW and PF
- Configure interfaces, protocols, and routing
Who This Book Is For
This book is for Network Administrators who would like to work with FreeBSD and are looking for skills beyond installation and configuration of FreeBSD.
Table of Contents
What You Will Learn
- Monitor system performance and security
- Secure your network with Jails
- Tweak parameters to overcome bottlenecks
- Configure interfaces with ifconfig
- Test and debug connectivity
- Configure PPP networking
- Control IP and IPv6 routing with routed and route6d
- Run OSPF and BGP with OpenOSPFD and OpenBGPD
- Configure an IPFW firewall and PF packet filtering
- Set up internet services on your FreeBSD server
In Detail
This book is a guide to FreeBSD for network administrators; therefore it does not cover basic installation and configuration of FreeBSD, but is about using FreeBSD to build, secure, and maintain networks.
After introducing the basic tools for monitoring the performance and security of the system the book moves on to cover using jails—FreeBSD virtual environments—to virtually run multiple instances of FreeBSD on the same hardware. Then it shows how to overcome the different bottlenecks that you may meet depending on the services you are running by tweaking different parameters to maintain a high performance from your FreeBSD server. Next it covers using the ifconfig utility to configure interfaces with different layer protocols and about connectivity testing and debugging tools. After covering using User PPP or Kernel PPP for Point-to-Point Protocol network configuration it explains basic IP forwarding in FreeBSD and the use of the built-in routing daemons, routed and route6d, which support RIPv1, RIPv2, RIPng, and RDISC. Next it covers the OpenOSPFD and OpenBGPD daemons that you can install to run OSPF and BGP on your host. Then it covers setup and configuration of IPFW and PF, and finally looks at some important internet services and how to set them up on your FreeBSD server.


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The stuff that Tony's dreams are made of
Monday, March 06, 2006
THERE ARE going to be more dreams. Deal with it.
The only complaint more persistent among "Sopranos" fans than all the whining about whacking is those loud and long protests whenever Tony checks into a hotel and the viewers check into his unconscious mind.
The nightmarish griping came to a head late last season with "The Test Dream," an episode whose centerpiece was a 20-minute, 38-second dream sequence that included Tony on horseback; Annette Bening and dead cop Vin Makazian as the parents of Meadow's boyfriend, Finn; dead characters riding with Tony in his father's car, and Tony chased by a torch-bearing, lederhosen-clad mob, among other surreal images.
"The Test Dream" seemed to especially anger the whacking crowd because it took place late in the season, just as the New York mob civil war storyline was threatening to satisfy their bloodlust.
The "Sopranos" writers know a portion of their audience doesn't like the dreams.
And they don't care.
"People complained to me about it," says writer/producer Terence Winter, "and I said, "The opening shot of this series is a guy in a psychiatrist's office. You think maybe the show is going to deal with dreams and psychology?' That's how you've met Tony Soprano, so the show deals with that stuff. So if you're interested in Tony Soprano, aren't you interested in what he thinks about, what he dreams about? You would hope.
"Unfortunately, some people, all they're interested in is the mob (stuff). Everyone has their own thing. You can't please everybody."
"I know people complain about them, but we come by them honestly," agrees creator David Chase. "This is the story of a therapy patient, and dreams form a lot of that."
It's not as if "The Test Dream" should have been such a shock to the audience's system. Tony has been having bizarre dreams and hallucinations going all the way back to the show's fourth episode, where he struggled with erotic fantasies about Dr. Melfi and nightmares that his fellow mobsters would find out she was treating him.
And that was far from the last one before "The Test Dream." To name just a few: Near the end of season one, he hallucinated entire encounters with an Italian woman staying at the house next door. Whole chunks of "Funhouse," the season two finale, were taken up with visions of Tony at the Jersey Shore, lighting himself on fire and having conversations with a talking fish that sounded a lot like Big Pussy. The fourth season's "Calling All Cars" introduced the idea of Johnny Soprano's car as a chariot for the dead.
And over the years, we've also seen the dreams of Melfi (trapped under a vending machine as her rapist approaches), Christopher (haunted by the ghost of the first man he killed) and even Silvio (searching the Bada-Bing for a piece of cheese to feed that dead rat Pussy).
Though the dreams can illustrate aspects of Tony's psyche that plot and dialogue can't, they often serve a more practical purpose.
"We've used those dreams to further the narrative," says Chase. "For example, "Funhouse' could have been a story in which Tony gets some information that Pussy's the rat and he tracks it down and we do some stultifying procedural until we have the proof in hand. And I just couldn't go through that. I can't stand that (stuff). So we just decided it would be more interesting, that on some level Tony knows this, that his friend is betraying him, and it makes him ill in combination with some bad chicken, and his subconscious erupts like that and gives him the information."
Same with "The Test Dream," which took place just as Tony's cousin Tony B. was seeking vengeance against New York captain Phil Leotardo for the death of his friend Angelo. As Tony was dreaming of Tony B. shooting at Phil with his finger, the real Tony B. was using a real gun to wound Phil and kill Phil's brother Billy.
The episode's title refers to one of the classic anxiety dreams, in which you show up to school naked or otherwise unprepared to take a test or do some other task you're afraid to face. Throughout the dream, everyone Tony meets seems to be urging him to get rid of Tony B., from Bening to his high school football coach to the voice of God on the telephone -- played, appropriately, by Chase himself. ("I get those calls all the time," jokes Winter.)
"Tony knew, somehow or other, his cousin was up to no good," says Chase. "He got it a little wrong, but there was a feeling in his being somewhere that it was not going to end well with his cousin."
Chase, who scripts most of the dream sequences, acknowledges that "because we do a psychiatric show, (the dreams) are interpretable." However, the symbolism doesn't always come out intentionally.
Chase and the writers try to let the dream imagery "come from our subconscious," he said. While he was writing "Funhouse," the image of Tony riding a bicycle to a fish market came into his head, and then he remembered the success he had on "Northern Exposure" using digital technology to create a talking dog. From there, he wound up with Pussy as a talking fish, which in turn evoked the old "Godfather" line about sleeping with the fishes.
"So you have to wonder why, in my mind, subconsciously, he rode up to a fish market. I wasn't thinking, 'Let's do it, it'll be cool because he sleeps with the fishes.' It just started with this guy, he's riding somewhere, he's on a bicycle, and it turned out to be a fish market. And to me, that's kind of like a real dream. And then I realized, 'Oh, he sleeps with the fishes.' And then that led to the whole thing where (Pussy really) went into the ocean at the end."
Bening pops up in "The Test Dream" because, as Chase figures, "Tony watches mob movies, and he would've watched 'Bugsy.'" Vin Makazian isn't there because of his role in Tony's past, or because his first name sounds like Finn's, but simply because Chase missed working with actor John Heard.
It also isn't a coincidence that Tony's dreams in "Calling All Cars" and "Test Dream" both took place while he was staying in a hotel.
"It seems to me that when I travel, that I dream," says Chase. "Something about the foreign, strange room causes it, the dislocation. I think there are studies that show people dream more in hotels."
Early in the new season, Tony spends several episodes in another hotel in another strange city and ... well, we'll have to address that one, and what is and isn't a dream, a few weeks down the road, when heads will probably be scratched even more furiously than after "The Test Dream."
"I, myself, find fault with (the dreams) sometimes," admits Chase. "I wish we could do them better. But I feel that there's a natural affinity between the way film unspools on a screen and the way a dream unspools. I can't stay away from it."
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For more than 15 years, Stephen Machcinski fought fires, responded to medical calls and saved lives in Toledo. Until Jan. 26, 2014, only his friends and family knew his name.
One of his last calls was to the North Toledo home of Tina Petersen, who had a seizure in January 2014. A few days later, Petersen recognized the Toledo Fire & Rescue Department EMTs who had responded — Machcinski and fellow Toledo firefighter James Dickman — in a news story about a fatal fire. She attended the June rededication of Fire Station No. 3 to introduce herself to the Machcinski and Dickman families and thank them in person.
There are no doubt countless Tina Petersens in Toledo — not to mention in Perkins Township, where Dickman served for 10 years before joining Toledo's department only months before he died — who were served or even saved by Machcinski or Dickman and will never realize it was them.
It's only when tragedy strikes that most of us actually learn the names and stories of those who protect us day and night.
Years ago I noticed a friend's mom would bow her head every time a police vehicle, ambulance or fire truck blared past, saying a little prayer for the first responders as well as whomever they were rushing to help. I got into the habit myself and still think about her every time I hear a siren.
Service calls, of course, don't stop for heartache. A fire broke out in the city during last year's Last Alarm ceremony and crews responded. Another crew left this year's anniversary memorial service at the Historic Church of St. Patrick to respond to a medical call. While talking to a firefighter for a story earlier this year, I heard tones go off at the station on the other end of the phone. He calmly continued the conversation even as he slid down the pole, grabbed his gear and jumped on a truck. Even as I write this, I hear sirens outside, heading somewhere. All in a day's work.
Earlier this summer, I had the privilege of talking to Toledo Police Deputy Chief Don Kenney Jr. for a story I was writing about multigenerational first responders. He's been on the job more than 30 years and his father, Don Kenney Sr., was a Toledo firefighter. Kenney Jr.'s son and daughter are both Toledo police officers and his daughter-in-law is a Toledo Police detective.
"To this day, he is still out going to calls with patrolmen and coming in on Friday nights and holidays because his patrolmen have to," daughter Pvt. Kellie Kenney told me. "This past Thanksgiving, he finished eating and got up to put on his uniform. I asked what he was doing and he said, 'I'm going to spend Thanksgiving on the street.' And he did."
That's the dedication of the first responders who serve this city.
It's clear first responders, firefighters in particular, are a tight-knit family that takes care of its own. Hundreds filled St. Pat's for a private memorial ceremony on the one-year anniversary of the fatal fire.
Last January, Toledo Fire Chief Luis Santiago remarked that TFD and the extended firefighting community would always be there for the friends and families of their fallen, including the proverbial "Monday morning" when media and others have moved on to the next big story.
This past Monday morning proved how true that was.
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PostgreSQL VIEW and RULE (PDF p. 30-31)
16 Mar 2014, 23:46
Eyal Golan (1 post)
Hi, I really like this book and can't wait progressing to the other DBs (the NoSQL ones).
Regarding the example of holidays VIEW and altering: In p. 31 (PDF), there's the following update query, which suppose to give an error: UPDATE holidays SET colors = '{"red","green"}' where name = 'Christmas Day';
Only after RULE it should work.
However, I didn't get an error and events table was modified correctly. I did not ad the RULE yet.
I am using version 9.3.
So, how did events table modify w/o RULE?
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Vijay Ramamurthy (1 post)
This is because the latest version of PostgreSQL (9.3) is the first to support the feature of updating views directly. The book teacher using RULEs as a workaround – but this workaround is unnecessary because of this new feature of 9.3. Long story short, version 9.3 of PostgreSQL made this section of the book outdated and inaccurate.
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It seems no one is safe from this gnarly rough at Muirfield, on or off the course.
On the very first hole, Thomas Bjorn who, at 42 is still searching for his first British Open after a number of close calls, hit his drive into the rough and tried to hack it back into the fairway. But he found something else instead.
Bjorn's ball squirted left and straight into one of ESPN's cameras, breaking its $80,000 lens. He went on to make double on the hole. ESPN personalities Trey Wingo and Rick Reilly jokingly tweeted about the mishap, the latter saying Bjorn owed the company $80,000.
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Animation innovators The Theory do it again with the tiniest police chase ever
The writer/director team Tom Jenkins and Simon Sharp aka The Theory put themselves firmly in the forward-animation spectrum with their brilliantly innovative (and viral) Address is Approximate film last year. Their latest offering Speed of Light is no less ingenious in its effort to tell a good story using unique methods, this time with projection mapping on a tiny scale. Using the smallest "pocket video projectors" and some crafty, CGI-free editing, they directed a Lilliputian jail-break and tiniest ever police car chase across a random interior that sees everyday items help and hinder the dramatic race. Lovely stuff.
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XENGL-103, Advanced College Writing, provides students with an opportunity to develop evaluative, interpretative, and analytical skills necessary for college-level work. Students will focus on critically reading and responding to literary texts from three of the following genres: fiction, poetry, drama, and/or non-fiction prose. Emphasis will be placed on the research process, culminating in at least one researched literary interpretation. Throughout the course, students will compile Part 1 of their Carroll Community Writing Portfolios, which will be evaluated as the final examination to determine whether or not statewide standards for a 'C' paper have been met. In addition, students will spend an additional hour per week engaged in Expression Workshop activities, which will include individual conferences with the teacher, electronic exercises in grammar and punctuation, and at least one department-wide seminar in writing style. To satisfy the Literature and Composition general education requirement, ENGL 103 students must take a 200-level literature course. Prerequisite: Open only to Hill Scholars. Four hours lecture each week. Three credits. Four billable hours. DIVERSITY/WORLD VIEW. GENERAL EDUCATION
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Classic apple chutney
Cooking timePrep: 20 mins - 25 mins Cook: 40 mins Ready in 1 hour 10 minutes
Skill levelEasy
ServingsMakes about 1 litres/1¾ pints
Serve this classic chutney with roast crackling pork for a change from apple sauce
Nutrition and extra info
Nutrition per rounded tbsp
- kcalories
- 123
- protein
- 1g
- carbs
- 32g
- fat
- 1g
- saturates
- 0g
- fibre
- 1g
- sugar
- 19g
- salt
- 0.17g
- 1½ kg cooking apples, peeled and diced
- 750g light muscovado sugar
- 500g raisins
- 2 medium onions, finely chopped
- 2 tsp mustard seeds
- 2 tsp ground ginger
- 1 tsp salt
- 700ml cider vinegar
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Very very easy to make. Am so glad I read the comments first.
I made half the quantity of chutney and used:-
750g cooking apples , peeled and diced (after peeling weight!)
300g light muscovado sugar
250g raisins and sultana's mixed
1 medium onions , finely chopped
1 tsp mustard seeds
1 tsp ground ginger
1/2 tsp salt
300ml cider vinegar
It didn't really reach desired consistency until it had simmer for 1hr 20 mins but tastes wonderful!
It made 1.25 litres in total.
Will definitely be making this one again!
I made this with eating apples from the garden that were too bitter to eat. I used 3kg (1.5kg once peeled and cored) which made 14 x 1lb jars!
Others have said that it was still runny after 40 mins. I 'pounded' mine after 40 mins with potato pounder (could use rolling pin instead) and it got thick after another 2 minutes.
It wasn't until I came to add the ground ginger that I realised we had run out! So I ended up adding some fenugreek, cardamon pods and ground cumin instead. Result = DELICIOUS! It did take alot longer than the recipe stated to boil down but that is fine and I have to say I thought 30/40 mins was rather optimistic.
I also had some timing issues like those mentioned in other posts. From start to finish it took me 2 hours 45 minutes. I would really like to meet the person who can peel, core and dice 1.5 kg of cooking apples in 20-25 minutes! That said, the finished product was absolutely beautiful while still warm with a little ham on toast. I followed the quantities stated in the recipe and it made 12 x 8oz jars and 2 x 375ml Kilner jars (about 3L in all).
Further to comment above.
I've looked through previous comments and see that several posters have made a similar points. That the mixture is too runny and needs considerably more than the 40 minutes quoted. I did use sultanas rather than raisins and wonder whether that might have contributed to my problem. The mixture still needs a couple of hours on simmer though to go dark and pulpy.
Surprisingly, I'm having a bit of a difficulty with this recipe. 700ml is a lot of liquid and 30-40 minutes is a very short time for the mixture to go thick and pulpy. Most recipes suggest 2 hours or so. After 2 1/2 hours the mixture is darkening and softening but there is still too much liquid. I'm not sure where I have gone wrong. I made your spiced courgette chutney a couple of weeks ago and the consistency was fine.
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My lovely husband is obsessed with Ramen/Oodles of Noodles. He could eat them every single day a couple of times a day if I let him. One pack alone contains 1720 mg of sodium and ingredients (chemicals) that disturb my spirit. I've been trying lately to replicate the Beef Ramen for a while now and honestly, I don't know where I'm going wrong? Should I use egg noodles, make it like a beef noodle soup? Soy sauce?
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Royce Reed has a backup plan if she doesn't get back on the team for "Basketball Wives" next season.
Last week, rumors flew that the soft-spoken former NBA dancer wasn't being invited back for season three of the VH1 reality show. All of it was just idle chatter as neither Royce nor show creator Shaunie O'Neal had confirmed that cast change.
"For all I knew I was, so it's news to me," Royce said of her prospective return to the show. "I honestly don't know. I'm learning just like y'all."
The reality TV star hasn't heard anything from Shaunie about next season because the two of them haven't spoken. But Royce swears it has nothing to do with groundless rumors that she and Shaunie are fighting over Shanunie's new man, Marlon Yates.
"Y'all should have known it wasn't true when they said he bought me an expensive pair of shoes when you know I like Nikes," Royce insisted. On a more serious note, the reality TV star said that while she's cordial and polite to her castmate's boo when they cross paths, she's never been very close with him. "I have never even held a conversation with Marlon."
But, at the center of casting rumors was speculation that Royce wasn't as exciting to watch as the other ladies on "Basketball Wives" because she wasn't as dramatic. Royce, however, admits that she's not as likely to be at the center of a fight because she does her best to keep it 100 with her cast mates at all times and she doesn't pick sides.
"If they consider me boring because I don't talk behind peoples' backs–and when I do, I own up to it–then I guess it is what it is," Royce said. "I thought that that would be something that [VH1] would want to show–like another side. There are those that have their own and don't have to use a person's name to get it."
Either way, Royce isn't sweating her cast status for next season, stating, "If I don't, it's not the end of the world for me. I have other things that I'm pursuing that I'm extremely excited about. It won't be the last of me."
The biggest project for Royce is her upcoming book series College Girls, which is loosely based on the experiences she had in school. Royce promises that the semi-autobiographical series, debuting very soon, will cover the whole spectrum of issues that students might come across in their out-of-class education.
"Book one of the series is done, so that will be out in a couple of weeks," Royce beamed. "It touches on that side of college that people don't really tend to talk about: You go through the relationships. You go through the breaks. You go through the pregnancy scares. You go through questioning your sexuality."
She adds, "It'll have you laughing; it'll have you crying…it'll have you with your mouth wide open!"
Maybe we'll hear more about the book series during the "Basketball Wives" finale, which Royce said gave all the wives a lot to talk about during the season two reunion. She knows because she's seen an early edit of the show.
"I'll just say that [the reunion is] in two parts for a reason," Royce teased. "You're gonna be watching it with your mouths open."
– Sonya Eskridge
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Posted at: 12/22/2012 12:05 AM
Updated at: 12/22/2012 12:06 AM
By: Jessica Layton
TROY - A balloon was released into the dark sky above Troy Friday night - for each child and teacher who lost their life one week ago.
"This wasn't just a tragedy where people were lost and kids were killed. They had names - they were somebody's son daughter, somebody's parent," said vigil organizer Jim Gordon.
A sentiment that wasn't lost on any parent or grandparent here.
"I cannot even imagine the anguish that community is going through and my heart goes out to them," said Mickey Warner of Troy.
At a time of the year we're so preoccupied with the hustle and bustle of the season, Warner stood close and still with her daughter and three and a half year old grandson Julian - mourning the Newtown tragedy together.
As candles flickered in the cold breeze and people gathered close together, there was a feeling of calm.
"When you have people of all walks of life, in a public place praying together, really warrants the heart and gives a sense of peace," said Father John Kelly of Trinity Church.


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Thursday, July 15, 2010
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If you are a Republican, and there is a Democrat you feel compelled to try to defeat, or if you're a Democrat, and there is a Republican you are determined to oust, election officials in Clayton and Henry counties say there is nothing to stop you in the July 20 primary elections.Crossover voting, often discussed on political talk shows and during forums, is allowed in primaries, and the general election, but it is not allowed in the primary-runoff elections. "In the runoffs, you have to stick with the same party you voted for in the primary," said Janet Shellnutt, Henry County Elections and Registration director. In general elections, things are different. "Registered voters do not register by political parties in the state of Georgia," said Annie Bright, Clayton County's director of Elections and Registration. "[They] are required to select a political-party ballot during a primary election, [but] when voting in the general election, all the candidates are listed on the same ballot with the party affiliation next to their name," she said. "The voter is allowed to mix their choices of candidates by party, during a general election." Some voters do switch between political parties, Henry's Shellnutt agreed. "Sometimes, people cross over in July to vote particular candidates out. Right now [during the early voting period], in Henry County, we are currently voting four Republicans to one Democrat. This could change by election day," she said. "Since they are all on the ballot in November together, you cannot tell who crosses back and forth, except, maybe, by the numbers the candidates receive." In Clayton, Democrats dominate public offices at all levels. Shellnutt said crossover voters have more than two choices, only when alternative political party candidates are listed on the ballot. "The state of Georgia only recognizes the Democratic Party and the Republican Party," she said. "If you want to run as an Independent, Green Party, Libertarian, etc., you must collect five percent of the registered voters' signatures in the district that you are running for. Submit them to our office for verification, before [your] name can be placed on the ballot. "By the time the November general election ballot is ready, all candidates are on one ballot," she continued. "You can vote Republican, Democrat, or any party that makes it to that ballot."
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Originally posted by slowpoke68
World of darkness online....
I do agree, the market have room for a good group oriented game focused on social playing. I dont think we will see any new MMOs exactly like the old classics though but some games with a lot more social interaction will show up.
Seems like CCP will be first out, their social mechanics with player run cities and political backstabbing might take the genre into a new direction.
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Originally posted by Kyleran
Sad but True Kyleran.
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Originally posted by slowpoke68
Regarding your first paragraph... You've described a piece of what made early MMORPGs great. They were populated by people who enjoyed logging in to a virtual world, hanging out with other people to do "whatever". They treated it like a hobby, or a pastime, not a "second job", not an "obligation" like some people describe it these days. They didn't treat it like some race to an arbitrary, self-imposed finish line.
Like yourself, people would form parties and go out to kill mobs for a while, talking, joking around, in many cases forming unexpected friendships that could last for years - and having fun along the way. Hours could go by in what seemed like minutes and in many cases, folks were having so much fun that it was a bummer when it inevitably had to end. The killing and xp'ing became almost secondary, taking a backseat to the fun of hanging out and interacting with other players who, like yourself, weren't only concerned with "their DPS/hr", "how efficient the group was" or "how many levels they could get before they logged out". It was about the adventure and the experience, not the "payoff".
It was about the experience of being in a virtual world, not racing through and "beating it".
In Asheron's Call 2, while I played it (and from what I've seen in AC1 as well), groups would get together to go run missions, or to go through Vaults. They may have done those missions or vaults dozens of times before, and there was absolutely nothing of great value they would get at the end of it. But that didn't matter, because that's not why they were there. They were there for the fun of, again, hanging out in a group and just having fun doing whatever they were doing. They weren't concerned with whether or not they got a rare drop, or how optimally the group was configured. There didn't have to be "something in it for them" for people to help someone else out. They did it because it was fun.
When I see someone these days saying "oh people only grouped because they had to, and because there were so few other MMOs on the market", or ""people who enjoy long grinds to end-game are masochists without jobs who live in their parents basement", I see someone who simply doesn't get it and will only judge things on their own limited (and often closed-minded and incomplete) understanding of it.
People absolutely had lives, and jobs and families and even ran their own businesses back then. What was different - and this is the key part many fail (or refuse) to understand these days - is that they played for entirely different reasons than people play today. "Getting to level cap quickly" is expected, even demanded these days. Back then, "level cap" was some abstract, far-off concept; somewhere they'd get to eventually. What was more important to them was having fun with whatever they were doing "right now". If someone back then only had an hour to play, they didn't feel like their time was wasted if "they didn't gain a level" or "get a drop" or whatever. They logged in, did whatever they found enjoyable for that hour, and then logged out.
As for your last bit... We'll see it again, but not from a major developer. They're not interested in group-centric MMOs because that's not where the big money is. And the big money is what they're ultimately interested in. The player experience is driven by bean counters doing "market research". It's not decided by asking "what would provide the best all-around gaming experience for the playerbase we're targeting, even if market research shows it's not the most profitable way to go?".
If you want games that are designed around the player experience and not the bottom line - kinda like how the 1st and 2nd Gen MMOs were, you're gonna have to look to indie developers, or independently owned companies; the kind of companies led by people who still have the passion for creating an awesome game experience that drove the creation of all those original MMOs that got the genre started to begin with.
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Originally posted by APRIME
Well I guess it wouldn't need to be beaten to death if Wow didn't get a SPRPG in our MMO'S :O Look, I know the market demographics have changed, but the lack of variety in current titles is mind-numbing... All are solo-centric.
And please don't say GW2. I am enjoying GW, but have not actually found a reason to talk with anyone in game except for a ty for a rez. Yes, you do things with others. But without the need for any form of communication.
Edit: I have no problem with solo-centric MMO's; I don't wish for them to fail, or any of that. I am glad people enjoy them. But I would love to see Variety in the market. I see very little atm.
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"There is no progress. Everything is the same as it was. Form changes. The essence does not." RLS
Hmm, guess im just old school. Single player games are solo, multiplayer games are for groups. Now I am all about making content smaller group friendly, even duo's (dungoens and content should scale to the group level and size), but we have become pretty anti social as of late in our games, at least in terms of grouping (not talking about smack talk and general chat chatter). These new guilds with 200+ people that dont play together makes no sense to me, silly really. They just shout jokes and say welcome but when someone asks to do something it just silence(obvousily not all guilds, but a lot). Makes me think more and more people are born slightly autistic or are just too clicky.
Originally posted by Ban_Khaeros
This is exactly why I'm not playing TSW right now. I like a lot of aspects of that game, but not this.
I don't like games where the group content is designed to promote this kind of activity at all.
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Originally posted by Tibernicus
All this assumption, without the stuff to back it up.
Anytime anyone calls for 'a True MMO', it's a sign of narrowcasting.
You know, according to your claims, most MMOs, single or group, have failed over the years. Hmnn...
I think your definition and assignation of 'horrible failure' needs a review.
Most changes that developer teams made from the first halting steps of the original MMOs were because of problems that came from their particular rules and setup. Not to say all attempted fixes worked well, but ignoring the original problems while positing some super savior is a bad move.
If you are holding out for the perfect game, the only game you play will be the waiting one.
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Originally posted by Gardavsshade
I'm not understanding what' sad about it or why it's such a dificult concept for many to accept? Many of us want to be around other people, have the 'option' to interact with other people, actively group and play with close friends, talk to other people, trade crafts with other people, and yes even group up and make friends with new people and play with them....we just dont' want to be FORCED to do it. Pretty simple concept really.
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Guild Wars 2 is barely solo-orientated... so there you go, and games like Age of Wulin and ArchAge will be team-orientated as far as I know.
I think the biggest difference between the majority of online gamers then and now is the mindset.
Online gamers back then all had the same views and understanding of why grouping was important. Along with that, the population was made up of known players. A reputation was important and could wreck the game experience if you did not play well with others.
These days the communities are compiled of so many people and they are anonymous for the most part.
Old MMO's felt like a small town community. You knew almost everyone by name and reputation.
New MMO's feel like a huge city. You know people but you don't know everyone. There are good, bad, crazy, lazy, and everything in between. You don't walk around making friends with all of them because the result can be dangerous, or just frustrating on unimagineable levels.
This can't be reversed except through some sort of niche game or closed server project. The genre has grown too large for that I fear.
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Originally posted by Aquazen
Lol, I know what you mean. But I blame both the officers and the games.
In the old time when a new player joined the older players did some stuff with her and generally helped out and that worked downward so when a new player joined later the older players were also being helpful.
Right now I have only IRL friends and their IRL friends in my guild, we like to LAN up at a buddies place and do stuff for a weekend.
But I think that the game have been putting to much focus on you, it is all about your level and your loot instead of ours as it often were back in the days.
The games needs to add more stuff that the guilds do together. Build your own guildcity and let each player design a little bit would be one fun way to bring people together but there are plenty others.
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Been reading this thread for 2 minutes and I just had to drop by and write my mind.
For starters , a MMO ain't suppose to be about solo play , if it is , then don't ask yourselves why all the latest releases are failling left and right , yes yes , even GW2 will start to fail , I'm giving it till the end of it's 1st month of release , like I've been saying for the last couple of weeks.
MMO's with the best communities out there , are rare , but are still there and going quite strong with little botting
Nexus : The Kingdom of the Winds
EVE-Online (By far the best community out there) (Yes you got botters , but you get to hunt them down , which is great!)
almost anything released before 2004 (WoW release) still has a good community for the most part.
Except maybe for Ragnarok Online , if you're not botting, you're considered a loser.
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The problem you have with group oriented MMOs would be what do you do if no one is on? There were many time I had to run around as the squishy healer unable to finish a quest because no one was around. OK, so now you make the characters multipurpose enough to do a little of everything so now loners go out and do the quests alone. So now you make it harder to solo with harder mobs or requiring a party of 2+ to finish a quest and we're right back where I started with what do you do if no one is around?
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Originally posted by EllieAnne
You play a solo game not an MMO.
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Originally posted by Fangrim
Still doesn't answer the question. In a group oriented MMO, what do you do if there's no one around to group with?
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I would like to see a bit of a return Everquest. I had hopes for eq next but I doubt anything will come of it.
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Originally posted by EllieAnne
In a group oriented game there rarely is a time you can't find anyone to group with, so the question is sort of moot.
In my day MMORPG's were so hard we fought our way through dungeons in the snow, uphill both ways.
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Originally posted by Kyleran
Just wait around an hour or two...someone will show up!
They might even be the right class to help you....
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Originally posted by Vegetto
SO true.....these days mmorpg dont realy excist anymore....they are just MMO's (the roleplaying part is dead since wow banned it from the genre.
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I'd like to think that there will be an MMO that returns to being less of a solo game to the end. It will most likely come from an indy dev, though.
Soloing is perfectly fine and I don't think there is anything wrong with letting players play without a group if they don't want to. However, I want to see those soloers working together coopertively as a faction or some collective group they belong to. WAR is something like what I'm trying to describe with it's zone influence bar except with them working closer together. OK so sort of like a really large GW2 Dynamic event but a lot of different sub quest goals for each faction/group.
Anyway, I think we need more drop in/out cooperative play in MMOs than soloing off on your own without impacting or encountering other players. Still we can have the option for groups to do things better and make hard content easier.


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Chudzinski said the Browns are excited about Weeden's skill set, but still declined to commit to him as the Browns' starter for 2013. The club is evaluating quarterbacks here at the NFL Combine, and will also most likely consider adding a veteran quarterback.
Browns owner Jimmy Haslam made it clear at the Super Bowl that the Browns will have competition this season for their starting job.
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The 9-11 peace quilt was designed by Faith Ringhold, after receiving an e-mail from Grace Yun. Grace works with a nonprofit in New York helping children in under served neighborhoods. Grace and Faith met and went through all the posters drawn by children ages 11-19. The assignment was simple, create a poster for peace inspired by 9-11.
|The 9/11 Peace Story Quilt contains three panels each measuring 72 by 50 inches. Some 50 NYC kids helped construct it with artist Faith Ringgold
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"They said to me, 'Well, we went through the same thing, but that's not really our story," recalls Yun. So one afternoon in 2002, she handed out paper and markers to a roomful of kids ages 11 to 19, and asked them to create posters for peace inspired by 9/11.
Then they sat in a circle and shared their work.
"You could hear a feather drop," Yun says. "Every one's breath was held as you got to tell your story. Every story was different, yet every story was the same."
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Faith put the art into a book. Book by Faith Ringhold, What will you do for Peace?
She pulled some of the images from the book to create 3 panels with 12 peace inspired quilt blocks. The children helped transfer the art on to cloth. Ringhold even invited many of the children to her home and also meet at Lincoln Center to teach them to quilt.
"It is incredible to see these different stories motivated by one particular thing — in this case, peace — brought together forever in this work of art," says Ringgold.
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I've always looked forward to Fall TV. When I was a kid, we got the TV Guide, and I'd devour the fall preview issue (it's best with mustard) and plot out what I'd be watching.
Here at Nerd Living, I got the bright idea that our contributors could each tout a show they'd be watching this fall. But when I got the responses back, what struck me was the differences in how we watch TV.
I mean, some of us aren't even watching TV any more. It's more like watching shows on the Internet.
(If you want my methodology, it's generally to record my favorites on TiVo and then watch them there, so I have very little knowledge of what night shows are actually on.) (I mean an actual TiVo, not a generic DVR. I'm brand loyal — and maybe a little snobby. By the way, there's a new super-TiVo — TiVo Premiere Elite coming out that will record four shows at once. Do I need that? No. Do I want that? YES! Then again, I could wait until the TiVo Premiere Elite Deluxe comes out…)
Without further ado (is there any ado that isn't further?), here's what and how we're watching…
Lauren McGill:
I'm looking forward to "New Girl" on Fox because I like Zooey Deschanel. That being said, I hope it's cute-funny and not just plain weird like she's been in some prior roles ("Failure to Launch" and "The Good Girl" come to mind).
The old show I'm most looking forward to returning is "Modern Family." I appreciate that it's good for a laugh-out-loud moment every week, and has great rewatchability.
Since "Entourage" is about to kick the bucket, I might give "Pan Am" a chance to be my new Sunday night show, but I'm really not good about adopting new series and remembering to watch them week after week — I'm the one watching reruns on TBS each night!
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Yeah, that's my problem with "Modern Family!" I always forget that it comes on, cause that's a pretty funny show!
I just remembered that Fox is supposed to air an animated version of "Napoleon Dynamite," I may add that one in with mine.
"The Big Bang Theory" and "The Walking Dead" are the main shows we watch that weren't made in the '70s or '80s.
Rafe Godfrey:
Without cable, new stuff is pretty much out for me.
I have, however, been thinking of doing something sizeable about the move of all the "Star Trek" shows to Netflix instant (in particular, Deep Space Nine, which is the last one to move, and scheduled to be available starting October).
Ashley Craig:
I'm not really up on new shows. Since I'm at work during primetime I tend to catch things on reruns (TBS is awesome for catching up on "The Office").
As far as old shows, I'm counting down the days until "Supernatural" picks back up on the CW. I'm not really a big fan of the shows on the CW, but SPN caught my attention last year and has not let go.
Now that I think of it, there are two new shows starting on the CW that I want to check out. Sarah Michelle Gellar is coming back to TV in "Ringer" and a book series from my childhood, "The Secret Circle," is being adapted for TV.
I'm also looking forward to seeing how "Law & Order SVU" is going to work out missing one of the leads.
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The new show I'm looking forward to try out is "Terra Nova." It's got time-travel, dinosaurs and Steven Spielberg. So what can go wrong? It's got to be all kinds of awesome.
Except it might stink. It might have clunky actors and ridiculous plots. I thought "V" was going to be great. And it wasn't. So I could be disappointed again. Forget I ever mentioned it.
OK, but I'm totally checking out the premiere on Fox Sept. 26.
As far as returning series, I'm looking forward to "The Sing Off," the a capella singing contest on NBC.
The past two seasons have been televised between Thanksgiving and Christmas. This time, NBC is giving the series a full run starting this Monday with new judge Sara Bareilles joining Ben Folds and Boys II Men's Shawn Stockman.
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So, what will YOU be watching this fall?
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