Tuesday, June 19, 2007
Why don't you just block the whole Internet?
I tried to send email today, but it wasn't working. Turns out Shaw started blocking port 25 (SMTP). Considering I have a business internet account with them, I was pretty upset, especially since I wasn't notified in advance. They said they sent an email months ago.
I asked them to give me details of the message (when, what was the subject, what was the from address?) so I could try to find it but the person didn't know that information. I would have expected a letter to be sent to my address for a change in service.
The only way around the block was to pay $20 a month for two static IP addresses.
So I asked my ISP if there was a workaround. Use port 2525, they said. Yup, that works.
As for .Mac, use port 587, that works.
What a stupid policy.
Grammatically correct
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I thought Seth would like this one...
Sunday, June 17, 2007
Rules status update (it's alive!)
We're home!
I worked on the Rails on Rules code throughout my trip to HOPL-III and WWDC, including during the drive to and from San Francisco (whenever Cheryl was driving, obviously).
I am happy to report that around 7:10 pm tonight, on the ferry back to Victoria, I had a TestUnit test successfully lookup data via the rule engine for the first time! Yay!
Paul Potts' (Cellphone Salesman Opera guy) 2nd round
Break.com: Cellphone Salesman Does it Again
Nuff said.




