On a roll from the Hobbits, I had these two
#WH40K 2e
#Oldhammer Space Marines sitting in queue. I have roughly a combat squad of these guys. I decided to paint them up with the same colours but different styles.
#CrimsonFists#PaintingWarhammer#Warhammer40kPosting the Dreadnaught and Terminators reminded me that I never posted these two Hobbits I painted back in April. These complete the Treebeard I painted last year. As speed was an issue these are my first all-contrast minis.
#PaintingWarhammer#BFMESGPainted up some Terminators this time. I do like these new sculpts, although I do regret they only barely fit on a 25mm base, so they have to be on their supplied 40mm bases instead.
#CrimsonFists #SpaceMarines #Warhammer40K #WH40KBeen a while since I've painted something...
I had this Redemptor Dreadnought sitting in its box for a while and built it a few months ago, then started painting it before getting sidetracked. Finally got around to finishing it up this week.
Finally got around to picking up the brush and finishing this mini after two years. Lots of last-minute issues culminating in the dreaded whitening clear coat that had to be fixed.
No Nintendo console I have has ever supplied a vendor-class-identifier, although the DS and 3DS families do send an immutable client-hostname. (The 3DS one has illegal whitespace.)
I have no SEGA consoles to test.
I don't have a PS5, but I think it's safe to assume PS5\000 is likely the suppled value. The PS2 (slim) and PSP don't provide a vendor-class-identifier either.
class "xbox" {
match if option vendor-class-identifier = "XBOX 1.0"
or option vendor-class-identifier = "Xbox 360"
or option vendor-class-identifier = "MSFT 5.0 XBOX";
log (info, "Xbox on-line.");
}
class "psn" {
match if option vendor-class-identifier = "PS3\000"
or option vendor-class-identifier = "PS4\000"
or option vendor-class-identifier = "PS Vita\000"
or option vendor-class-identifier = "PS Vita TV\000";
log (info, "PlayStation on-line.");
}
A different geeky pursuit is running my own home network. I've had some exotic hardware on it in the past that has some "expectations" in regards to DHCP. Eventually the static leases list gets too large, and you start finding ways to simplify things. Thus we end up with Console vendor-class-identifier strings defining dhcpd.conf class blocks:
I've sat on this for about two days. I didn't, initially, know if I just wanted to write it, get an editor pass, and then consign it to the bit bucket, or hit publish. But I think this is (ultimately) one of those things it's better to put out, rather than just sit on.
