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Heard a lot of good things about the evolution of XP in this version, contemplating if I should get it...

Anyone who wanted X-Plane, maybe a good sale chance!

Ciao a tutti, one more time,

Another "horror" story I've been training(?) myself on is the bus fines.

It seems most people get fined for not validating their single use ticket on buses in particular, and the transport officers apparently do not care and fine you even if the validator is broken. And, they "appear" to target tourists specifically to enforce this fine.

I have absolutely no intention to pay hundreds of EUR in fines, especially as I am travelling with family, I am thinking of buying the 24H Pass ticket and carry it physically when I arrive at Termini.

My questions are:

- For 24H pass, is it correct I validate just once (at the beginning of first trip on bus or metro), or do I still need to validate for every single ride? I am hoping to just validate it once and forget it, I have enough to take care of already including 10yr old son

- My son is almost exactly 10 years old at the time of travel (born Aug 3, 2016, travelling on 19 Aug). Is he able to travel for free? (i.e. is it "up to and including 10 yrs" or "up to 9 years and 364 days" old?

- I am planning to first start using it around 6PM of 19-AUG. Then, am I correct to assume, i am clear to use the ticket freely, unlimited-ly, until 6PM of 20-AUG?

- Any other potential chance of fines I should be aware of while using 24H ticket?

Grazie mille!

다른 사이트는 문제 없지만 구글 관련, 특히 유튜브에서 자주 오류가 발생합니다. 영상의 댓글이 안뜨거나 아주 늦게 뜨는증상이 가장 많고 그외에는 인터넷에 연결되어있지 않다는 메시지 (유튭 자체에러) 가 나머지 입니다.

스크 해외망 별로인건 알고있긴한데 이정도는 아니였고 얼마전부터 이렇게 변하기 시작했어요..속도측정하면 아무문제 없습니다

개발자도구 열어보면, 유튜브에서 데이터 로드할 때 여러 주소들에서403 Forbidden 에러 엄청 많이 발생하구요

해외 VPN을 쓰면 이런문제가 안나옵니다..;;

Ciao a tutti,

I have booked the guided tour tickets from Vatican Museum official site on 20th of Aug morning, thinking I will have access to St Peters afterwards based on my old group tour experience - which, turns out to be, is not true and it looks like I CANNOT directly access St Peters after finishing Vatican Museum. (is this correct? cry....)

Which means I have to go around the walls and wait in line, etc, which i do not have time for in this particular trip because I have just this one day to spend in Rome. I am very frustrated as my family will miss out on St Peters at this rate.. (cry)

So my question is,

Instead of 20th, I am arriving at Rome the day before (19th) by 5PM and I can probably reach St Peters by 6pm. I can probably spend 2~2.5 hours if things work out.

Would it be feasible to go there around 6PM and at least see the gist of square and the basilica?

I am arriving CDG at 6:30pm with family, and need to head to La Defense for our hotel. 3 adults, 1 kid and two suitcases. Train is of course an option but trying to see if the convenience of car can make up the price difference.

Since the area is not part of fixed zone, any recommendation between regular taxi vs private transfer from travel agencies?

Both seem to be in similar price range (~90-100eur) and while I speak fairly OK French I am a bit concerned of being scammed…

OK so might sound like a weird question but here it is:

My kid is dual Korean-Canadian due to me being a canuck.

Based on my own experience dealing with names while growing up... at his birth, I wanted him to have an official legal English name. So I registered him in Korean documentation like "HONG BROWN GILDONG / 홍브라운길동" with 5 characters for his name in Korean.

This worked well and every official documentation so far on both countries have exact matching, correct spelling and spacing for English part: like HONG / BROWN GILDONG.

So on Canadian side, his Korean name is basically his Middle name.

Now that kid is halfway through Elementary here in Korea, he doesn't like his 5-character name showing up on roll calls and official documents and wants to get rid of 브라운 part, and just be 홍길동. He feels other kids make fun of him.

(On daily life it doesn't show as everyone just call him 길동 including schoolteachers... just it pops up in school paperwork, registration or any formal documents he need to deal with)

I kinda get it, and name change is not that much of a deal in Korea, but that will create technical mismatch between his names in two countries. My concern is whether this could impact his future paperwork in Canada or anywhere else in the world he may need to produce old documents, birth certificate and family document for whatever reason as a dual national.

Thankfully it's a middle name issue only.. so maybe I am way too overthinking this?

Would like to hear if anybody else had similar experience.

Thank you first everyone for the wealth of information in this sub!

Long story short, I have one day to spend starting from Florence to Rome via Pisa in mid-August, taking 3 family members (wife + kid + MIL) around on my own.

The purpose of Pisa is really just to see the tower and have my family take boatload of touristy pictures that they can put up on their social media. Nothing in depth needed.

So my current plan is:

- Checkout hotel and leave Florence ~8 AM

- Arrive Pisa ~10 AM, do tourity stuff + lunch

- Leave Pisa ~ 2 PM

- Arrive Rome by ~6 PM, check in hotel, and have some time to do a evening stroll in the city

Planning with G-Maps, seems like i can either do Pisa->Firenze->Roma backtrack route for little less than 3 hours, or do a seaside route by either Frecciabianca or InterCity that starts from Pisa and follows the coastline to Roma that takes 3 hours or maybe just little more.

Since time difference appears manageable even with some buffer, if the seaside route is more memorable in terms of sightseeing, this may be a better choice for the family memories.

Which route would you recommend?

I have two distribution layer network consisting of EX4300 in VC, 2 or 3 units per VC.

Two sets of VC consists one VRRP router, runs its own OSPF area and PIM-Sparse for about 1000 IP cameras each. The network consists of about ~ 200 OSPF routes, ~2,000 end devices (ARP entries), ~2,000 PIM routes/IGMP groups, ~60 VLANs, and ~5Gbps traffic flows through each layer at any given time.

Technically it should be well within the hardware specification of the switch, but I find the switches are sluggish when I connect to SSH, and users also complain (little bit, not much) about random slow network response especially during the day when there are most users.

I hooked up an NMS (Zabbix) and monitored the switches for past few months, and the CPU of main routing engine is almost constantly at 80%+ in both cases. Spikes very often to 100%.

I am thinking, maybe 4300s are not meant to be used as a full blown router for this kind of setup.. but maybe I could be missing something and just some optimisation is needed? I stormed my brain hard digging through every config elements but cannot find anything useful that seem to reduce the load in any meaningful way.

I'd love to hear any other real world experiences with EX4300s in the field.

I always watch any shows with subtitles on (partly since I can only watch it after kid is asleep and need to keep the volumne down...) and in early season I remember that signature sentence was always transcribed as Tyger instead of Tiger.

Later on I think it turned into Tiger.

I have never seen Tiger spelled as Tyger before this show so I am curious why it was written that way.