Our startup uses a pair of Sonicwall TZ215s to establish a site-to-site tunnel between our China branch office and our U.S. HQ.
It has been quite difficult to get the tunnel stable enough to survive for more than a few hours. We had to use lower security settings and more uncommon modes to fix our constant disconnections. SSL-VPN has always worked well, but that is only an option for our remote workers; site-to-site does not offer that option. Dell support engineers have generally been clueless on the matter.
I went on a Piracetam (Nootropil) phase during high school for about 3 months. I would not qualify the effects as subtle. They were quite dramatic in my case. Razor-like focus and amazing retention of study material. No side-effects that I can remember.
It's been many years, and I would like to self-experiment again. Where can a U.S. citizen get Piracetam from these days?
I especially recommend one with the "DCS" feature (extra memory foam.) I have had an OM chair for a year now (from a different family; the "Yes" line), and the seat foam is still as cushiony as when it was new. Beats my old Aeron hands down. I miss the scapular impedance feature that is in the Discovery Back line, though.
P.S.: whatever you choose, be careful. Mesh chairs are nice for light/medium duty use, but they're just too hard for extended duty use. That's my experience, anyways.
Then register your domain(s) with an ethical registrar that does not do business in the U.S. and will only respond to court orders in their own country.
I have used StartCom for a few years, and have had positive experiences every time I needed to contact a person for help. They seem to be an ethical company.
I've snapped awake from night terrors many times, and my personal experience is that exploding head is an altogether different phenomenon (although the adrenaline rush is the same.)
Thanks. Though my recollection is that in theory people do not wake up from night terrors. They are asleep while sitting up screaming. I might run it past my son sometime and see what he remembers, even though he was quite young.
It has been quite difficult to get the tunnel stable enough to survive for more than a few hours. We had to use lower security settings and more uncommon modes to fix our constant disconnections. SSL-VPN has always worked well, but that is only an option for our remote workers; site-to-site does not offer that option. Dell support engineers have generally been clueless on the matter.