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3:02 PM
@voretaq7 Yes, remote work is good. Sporadic support, likely about 1day/month, so it's more of a consulting gig.
 
oh, cool! Someone started a JIRA indexing job during the day
 
@voretaq7 You ARE familiar with 'Outdoor fucking starts today', right?
 
@jscott is awesome.
I'm getting the fuck outta here.
 
3:17 PM
Who the fuck signs their emails "Warmly,"
This client is FREAKIN me out
 
Dan
@Adrian I'm boring everyone in the room with this shit, but I'm getting my first bike tomorrow. I'm sooooooo excited!
 
Oh, she's australian.
 
@Dan bike or motorbike?
 
Dan
@faker Motorbike!
 
@Dan Sweet!
I adopted a cat last night, so I'm very excited too.
 
Dan
3:27 PM
Aw, cool. Random off the street, or did you go and find it?
 
@Dan You're in the UK, right? So what kind of bikes do they allow for learners?
 
@MikeyB All I know is apparently Wil Wheaton is getting randy in the springtime
 
What's the cheapest ARM board with the highest processing power... I kinda want to build an ARM cluster, because I'm bored...
I'll use it to render Blender, or something.
 
@MikeyB That man is seriously awesome.
 
3:29 PM
@KevinSoviero check out this guy vincentsanders.blogspot.co.uk/2013/04/…
 
@MikeyB yeah, I'm at work. Listening to JoCo could be hazardous to my job :)
 
Dan
@Adrian Our motorcycle laws are pretty complex, but I'm doing my test very shortly so won't be a learner. I'm getting a Bandit 650 which, in it's current unrestricted form could only ever be ridden while being trained by a professional school
 
Did anyone else play Heroes of Might and Magic way back when?
 
@JoelESalas Mmmhmmm
 
@MikeyB They're on HoMM 6 now, I can't imagine it could be any better than HoMM 3
 
3:32 PM
Ah! Very cool. The new Bandits are really quite nice machines and much more modern than the old air/oil-cooled mills.
 
Yeah, and your laws are bizarre regarding bikes. but there's times I think they're a bit more sensible about what learners are allowed to operate. WAY too many people hop on a 600cc race-replica here fresh out of their 2-day course and splatter themselves all over the road.
 
Dan
@Adrian It's not brand new, it's the very last of the air cooled / carbed run.
 
@JoelESalas HOMM3 was pretty awesome. I own it because it was released for Linux :) I still have the CD.
 
@MikeyB Holy shit
Also, fuck people who put up a craigslist ad then never answer your emails
 
3:34 PM
@Dan Oh. Just have to keep an eye on the oil and change it religiously. Otherwise those motors are just about bombproof.
 
do you want to sell that car or not? fuck
 
My ex-GF bought a 2002 1200cc about 6 months ago and absolutely loves it. Of course, she's already recieved one speeding ticket and riding season hasn't even gotten into full swing yet.
 
@JoelESalas the wife made him list it, he can't bear to part with it.
 
Dan
Yeah, I'm all for it. For me to hop on my bandit I've had to do:

1) A written theory test
2) A whole day basic training
3) A 20 minute slow skills test requiring 3 - 6 hours training
4) And finally a 45 minute on road practical test, after 12 hours training

Obviously the training hours are optional, but passing isn't a straightforward affair!

And if I was under 24 (I think) I'd be limited to 47bhp
 
@voretaq7 That makes a lot of sense.
 
3:35 PM
@voretaq7 Yeah, when spouses get that way, it's time to get rid of the spouse.
 
@Dan whaaaaaat?
 
Dan
@voretaq7 The UK agencies are getting sick of clearing up young motorcyclists from the side of the road
 
that's not bad. I thought it was 27hp.
 
@Dan Uncle Chuck says LET THE STUPID ONES DIE.
 
Dan
@Adrian We have a lower class for under 21's which is 14.6bhp and 125cc
 
3:37 PM
and seriously? We cut people loose in fucking airplanes with fewer hours of training than that.
(I mean not in New York, but out in the middle of nowhere in the midwest...)
 
Dan
@voretaq7 Like I say, the hours are just what I've done / average. You could just do the tests with no training (if you could get a bike or find a school stupid enough to lend you one), but you'd do well to pass
 
@voretaq7 Fewer obstacles in NY now.
 
@voretaq7 I grew up there. There's not much in between the cities....
 
in this part of new york? the 10 hour solo is very much unlikely to happen.
*maybe* up by Orange County
 
@voretaq7 Oh, I was only half reading that and meant for flying.
 
3:43 PM
I'm going to play the shit out of this
 
Conference WiFi, It sucks
 
@MikeyB yeah we just throw people on motorcycles.
If they die so much the better.
@Jacob Just realizing?
 
@voretaq7 What's your email?
 
Dan
@voretaq7 0.o Americans don't seem to like motorbikes too much? Or have I got it wrong, @Adrian?
 
@voretaq7 Been fighting it since 9AM
 
3:45 PM
@Dan The Citizens of the Land of the Free don't much care for non-conformity.
 
Dan
@Adrian Biker nod
 
@MikeyB mikeg@bsd-box.net
 
best SE site to ask an Excel question...SU?
 
@Dan I don't so much care - except when the riders are douchecanoes and doing 90mph weaving through traffic
then frankly if they fall over I will make zero effort to avoid driving over them.
 
3:47 PM
@voretaq7 I've pointed my guy feeling out for AS/400 people at you
 
And our country's "Safety Culture" these days makes it socially unacceptable to engage in anything that's known to have a higher risk than those activities that are demmed acceptable.
 
Dan
@voretaq7 I'll counter my own argument and admit that, while we certainly have our fair share of idiots, I see some horrendous YouTube riding clips coming from the US. I enjoy laughing at people falling off after doing stunts with no PPE
 
Yeah.Proper gear isn't fashionable, unfortunately. Except where it is, and in those circles the gear has to be top of the line or you're considered a putz.
 
@JoelESalas - really? I'm just needing a conditional formatting question answered
 
3:49 PM
TIL Russia has over 400% more old ladies crossing streets than anywhere else in the world
 
Dan
@Adrian Helmets are mandatory over here, and once you get away from the 17 year old idiots most people wear reasonable amounts of gear. As adult bikers go, cruisers are probably the worst offenders
I've always thought proper motorcycle gear looks cool, though I'm saving the one piece for later!
 
@Dan yeah, and cruisers are most of the market here. The vast majority only get ridden a few times per year though.
 
@TheCleaner nah, I'd ask on SuperUser, they have lots of Excel questions
 
0
A: apc "open() /www/cache/xxx failed. no such file or directory" error

Michael HamptonThe error message says No such file or directory. And you say that the directory doesn't exist. So create the directory.

 
Dan
@Adrian Yeah, figures. I think tourers are our prime market, but there are loads of sports bikes out there. In fact I just heard one go past as I typed this! We do have a good amount of cruisers, though, pretty broad demographic really.
 
3:51 PM
And I get riders all the time mocking my raggedy old Aerostich and grungy bike at stop lights. Very few of them can run with me even on city streets though.
 
Dan
What do you ride?
 
Just sold my last VF1100, a 1st Gen. v4. Still have my 96 VFR750 and my 2006 DL650K6. Just bought my first scooter a few weeks ago, an Aprilia Atlantic 200. Too bad they only sold those here for 1 year. Aprilia didn't keep it here long enough to catch the huge upsurge in gas prices 2 years later.
2 years after Aprilia pulled most of their scooter models, most manufacturers couldn't import or produce them fast enough to keep any on the showroom floors in the US.
Scooters move like free blow when gas prices get over $4.50 here.
 
@MichaelHampton Wow... Should I just shoot it in the head right now and put it out of it's misery?
 
Dan
I love 90's sports bikes. I imagine the DL isn't a million miles from the Bandit?
 
@ChrisS Wait until he comes back and has been properly embarrassed. :)
 
3:56 PM
I keep talking about getting a scooter - my parents have two little ones (49.4cc) and they're great for getting around the neighborhood. I'd like something beefy enough that my wife or I could ride it to work (say 125cc)
 
Dan
@ChrisS And the MPG is just stupid
I couldn't put up with a 50cc though, horrendous noise. At least go for a 125
 
@Dan Helmets should be optional.
 
@Dan Oh yeah, goes for two weeks on 1 gallon
 
My 200 can run on the busier freeways with no problem. Not quite enough oomph for running on the major interstates though. And while the magazines said it only got 55mpg, mine gets 72-75 regularly.
 
Dan
@voretaq7 I disagree, but then I live in a communist state
 
3:58 PM
This looks like a good question for our sister site Webmasters. — Michael Hampton 10 secs ago
There's one you can look at, though.
 
@Dan Not wearing a helmet doesn't hurt anyone except the rider
 
@voretaq7 But only for the purpose of clearing out the gene pool.
 
if people don't want to have some personal responsibility, let them die.
Same with seat belts.
 
@MichaelHampton What's the purpose of Webmasters?
 
Dan
@voretaq7 And what of the person who gets to see how a head looks after it's bounced off the kerb. And deaths are expensive
 
3:59 PM
@Dan Deaths are cheaper than survival
 
@JoelESalas Webmasters is a question and answer site for professional and enthusiast webmasters.
 
and the person who watches a head go all exploding watermelon will hopefully realize why helmets are a Good Idea.
 
@MichaelHampton What's the difference between that and just running a web application
 
Dan
@voretaq7 I don't think we're going to agree on this
 
webapps = "how to I use gmail"
webmasters = "How do I SEO my gmail replacement so people see it and sign up"
@Dan I'm used to not agreeing with people on this
I freely admit I'm a callous, heartless bastard (who is fed the fuck up with the stupid people)
 
Gmail has a degree of functionality and flexibility that most people don't realize. The cheat sheet for all the keyboard shortcuts runs 2 full pages and $job[-1] actually had a training course in the orientation process on how to use it.
 
@voretaq7 It's practically a ghost town, very low quality questions
 
Dan
@voretaq7 I don't think state mandated minimum safety requirements are a bad thing, and it's not just about protecting people from themselves. And after all, a helmet is the MINIMUM amount of PPE on a bike. You'll never see me without helmet, gloves, boots and proper clothing
But it is, however, home time!
Laters
 
@Dan I don't think mandatory minimum safety requirements are a bad thing - I think cars should be required to come with seatbelts, and I think helmets should be required to meet Snell Foundation standards
 
@JoelESalas Webmasters is not yet very large, but it does have a great core community, so I do send people there when appropriate. I am not sure if I want anything to do with a person who would need to ask a question on Web Applications.
 
4:05 PM
(interestingly in the US the former is universally required, but the latter is not. A tin brain-bucket helmet is perfectly legal in New York even though it offers zero protection over a bare skull.)
 
Helmets are required in MI unless you meet certain requirements and have "No-Helmet" motorcycle insurance.
 
posted on May 03, 2013 by SysAdmin1138

Announcement. Like, really early. And this is a good thing! In previous years it opened just about the time my employers stopped accepting travel requests, since they both wanted several months lead time to get the best deals on flights....

 
la la la packaging shitty software
 
Wow... what a morning!
Aside from @pauska, the rest of you have no clue how crazy it's been here.
 
it's getting crazy here now
ddos
 
4:11 PM
@DennisKaarsemaker Fun!
 
excel question posted on SU...hopefully one of the experts there can assist...this has been driving me nuts for almost 30 minutes.
 
4:29 PM
I'm so bored today... Can anyone think of any fun projects? Ideas that come to mind include building a plasma speaker, and building a quadcopter. Both are too expensive right now though...
 
@KevinSoviero Shop for a bicycle!
 
@freiheit I don't need a bike. I have a car.
 
@KevinSoviero Get a mountain bike. Use the car to transport the bike (and yourself) to trails.
 
@ewwhite How much?
 
4:48 PM
I got pissed at a password requirement page. GoFuckYourself!!1 worked
 
Steps to more secure password:
1) Smack face with keyboard
 
2) roll face side to side
 
3) Throw yer hands up in the ay-er
 
@WesleyDavid Hmm?
 
@ewwhite You mentioned the Thumper might be something you'd be parting with? I think I asked before how much though. My memory is fuzzy.
 
4:56 PM
@WesleyDavid Why do you want that doorstop
 
Hmmm... all our iLOs, DRACs, FC switches, and power devices are off the network and lighting up my monitoring with red... This seems like something I can ignore for a few hours...
 
@JoelESalas Bulk storage
(rsnapshot server)
 
@WesleyDavid No buying thing that aren't bicycles, until you've bought a bicycle.
 
@freiheit This is a business expense. Totally separate accounts. =P
 
@WesleyDavid Few thou.
@WesleyDavid How much space you need?
 
5:00 PM
@WesleyDavid That's a failure of properly interpreting tax law
 
it has 48 x 250GB disks on a SAS backplane tied to SIX controllers.
no oversubscription.
software RAID only!! (e.g. use ZFS on it)
 
@WesleyDavid It's clearly time for you to expand the scope of your business into leading bicycle tours...
 
@ewwhite Well, I was going to use one of my Dell doorstops with some 3TB WD Reds in it, so that would aggregate to ~11-12TB after RAID6
@ewwhite Very nice. I was wondering about the controllers. And yes, I'd use NAS4Free or some such ZFSie backed BSD interpretation.
@freiheit I'd probably be more successful. =/
 
@WesleyDavid You can just use Nexenta
 
@WesleyDavid And your new bicycle would clearly be a business expense, then.
 
5:07 PM
@ewwhite Yeah, uh-huh, have you even seen their EULA lately?
Uh oh, here I am reading acceptable use policies again. =(
 
@WesleyDavid They say ignore it.
 
@ewwhite That's a recipe for success if I've ever heard one. =P
 
They just want people to understand not to call in for support.
 
@ewwhite Yeah, I can see that. I do like what I've seen of them. Let me see what the Community Edition limits were again...
 
I did try it with OpenIndiana and Napp-It.
18GB
and that will soon decrease.
 
5:08 PM
@ewwhite Are you still endorsing CentOS + ZFS
(and apparently XFS on top of it)
 
18GB usable now... but Nexenta will make it 18GB RAW at some point
people will be out in the streets with pitchforks!
@JoelESalas I'm using it for produce stuff... but wouldn't recommend it on this Sun x4540
 
ZFS-gespiegelten Bootsticks
@ewwhite Bait and switch. Oldest game in the book.
 
@ewwhite GB ?
 
TB
 
@ewwhite Yeah, that's just crazy. Rule #1, never do something you can get sued for unless you have way more lawyers than they do.
 
5:13 PM
I mean, I pay for Nexenta... like a sucker.
Okay, I need DEEEEEEP linux help
You all know how I don't like LVM...
 
@ewwhite I find LVM tolerable and use it by default on my installs...
 
If I were to explain this customer setup...
vSphere... VMs on top...
backed via EMC VNX SAN...
over NFS....
but the Linux VMs also have iSCSI connectivity directly to the SAN
 
ok...
 
so the VMs running on top of VMware on top of NFS have LVM... but also have LVM iSCSI mounts to the same SAN...
 
I rented a text book from the school I'm going to. I got an e-mail today reminding me that it's due next week. Maybe I'm just cranky or something but this line pissed me off: Returns by Mail: Are you just too busy to get yourself to the bookstore and return your book in person?
 
5:19 PM
And then the client is mounting the iSCSI volumes from the SAN to two VMs at once without a cluster filesystem
 
No, I'm not too busy to return a book. It's a 2.5 hour drive round trip and my time is worth more than the book.
 
@ewwhite Why iSCSI to the VMs instead of NFS?
 
relying on some ghetto fencing to separate them
@freiheit There are NFS mounts and CIFS mounts inside the same VMs!!
 
@ewwhite Oh god he's double-teaming the iSCSI target?
 
@ewwhite Before it just sounded like a normal level of complexity... now it sounds insane...
 
5:21 PM
Also, signed up for a website. They requested a "Screen Name" during signup, so I put in my name, as I commonly do. It's apparently my Username. Well their Login page doesn't allow spaces in username. (╯°□°)╯︵ ┻━┻
 
# mount
/dev/mapper/vg1-root on / type ext3 (rw)
proc on /proc type proc (rw)
sysfs on /sys type sysfs (rw)
devpts on /dev/pts type devpts (rw,gid=5,mode=620)
tmpfs on /dev/shm type tmpfs (rw)
/dev/sda1 on /boot type ext3 (rw)
none on /proc/sys/fs/binfmt_misc type binfmt_misc (rw)
sunrpc on /var/lib/nfs/rpc_pipefs type rpc_pipefs (rw)
10.243.123.10:/PRODAPPGW on /nas type nfs (rw,addr=10.23.123.10)
//monitor1v/kiss on /kiss type cifs (rw,mand)
/dev/mapper/prodappgw2v_200 on /backup2 type ext4 (rw,_netdev)
 
iSCSI to multiple hosts without a cluster filesystem? WUT? Is that with some kind of LVM thing in there, too?
 
@ChrisS Sounds like unintentional passive aggression by way of social ineptitude.
 
@freiheit so one of the iSCSI mounts is dead following all of this mess with the SAN going down
 
@WesleyDavid Yes, yes it does.
 
5:23 PM
I need to get to /dev/mapper/prodappgw2v
but I don't know what the eff that is...
It mounts ext4 _netdev 1 1
so it's an ext4 FS over iSCSI
restart iSCSI service and I see:
lotsa paths...
 
lvs will show you which LVM storage pool is backending a given LVM
 
ip-10.23.123.130:3260-iscsi-iqn.1992-04.com.emc:cx.apm00121500640.a5-lun-0
ip-10.23.123.130:3260-iscsi-iqn.1992-04.com.emc:cx.apm00121500640.a5-lun-1
ip-10.23.123.130:3260-iscsi-iqn.1992-04.com.emc:cx.apm00121500640.a5-lun-2
ip-10.23.123.130:3260-iscsi-iqn.1992-04.com.emc:cx.apm00121500640.a5-lun-3
ip-10.23.123.131:3260-iscsi-iqn.1992-04.com.emc:cx.apm00121500640.b5-lun-0
ip-10.23.123.131:3260-iscsi-iqn.1992-04.com.emc:cx.apm00121500640.b5-lun-1
ip-10.23.123.131:3260-iscsi-iqn.1992-04.com.emc:cx.apm00121500640.b5-lun-2
 
pvs will show which storage devices are behind the storage pools...
 
But those commands only show local disks
# lvs
  LV   VG   Attr     LSize  Pool Origin Data%  Move Log Copy%  Convert
  root vg1  -wi-ao-- 55.88g
  swap vg1  -wi-ao--  4.00g
# pvs
  PV         VG   Fmt  Attr PSize  PFree
  /dev/sda2  vg1  lvm2 a--  59.88g    0
 
pvs --segments -o+lv_name,seg_start_pe,segtype will show you a concise mapping of where the bits of storage for each LV are
 
5:28 PM
]# pvs --segments -o+lv_name,seg_start_pe,segtype
  PV         VG   Fmt  Attr PSize  PFree Start SSize LV   Start Type
  /dev/sda2  vg1  lvm2 a--  59.88g    0      0   128 swap     0 linear
  /dev/sda2  vg1  lvm2 a--  59.88g    0    128  1788 root     0 linear
Those are local disks...
 
Are you sure prodappgw2v_200 is LVM related at all? Not just straight iSCSI?
 
It's LVM on top of an iSCSI block device
 
lvs --all will show non-mountable LVs, but that doesn't sound like what you've got going on...
lvscan --all will go find all the things and tell you about them...
 
using dmsetup info shows more
or something like that.
 
@ewwhite Those look like mpath things, not LVM things
Try multipath -ll
 
5:33 PM
Oh ugh... so there's multipath, too..
 
I'm not convinced you have any LVM on the iSCSI/SAN stuff. Just looks like multipath.
 
(do you think multipath iSCSI to a SAN from a VM on top of an NFS datastore in an ESXi cluster living on the same SAN makes sense?)
 
@ewwhite I'd be strongly inclined to do NFS to the VMs instead of iSCSI
How many paths do the mpath devices have? Just 2?
 
4?
 
If there's something going on where there's 4 paths, I could see that it may be a design that's more fault-tolerant than anything you could easily pull off with NFS.
 
5:36 PM
"Joel, After your telephone interview, we would like to move you forward in the interview process."
mwaa-mwaaaa
 
@freiheit it's terrible design
 
@freiheit I think the iSCSI partition is dead
I see no partition table
# fdisk  /dev/mapper/36006016002303100bc050d4f5549e211:

Unable to open /dev/mapper/36006016002303100bc050d4f5549e211:
 
@ewwhite I got a reply from LW
 
@JoelESalas Really?
# fdisk -l /dev/sdg

Disk /dev/sdg: 107.4 GB, 107374182400 bytes
255 heads, 63 sectors/track, 13054 cylinders
Units = cylinders of 16065 * 512 = 8225280 bytes
Sector size (logical/physical): 512 bytes / 512 bytes
I/O size (minimum/optimal): 512 bytes / 512 bytes
Disk identifier: 0x00000000
 
5:39 PM
@ewwhite I can forward it to you if you want but they're like "We want to interview you some more!"
 
Sure...
but you ain't got time for that.
You need to stay fly... Living in LA... Dancin' with Ke$a... Buying a new bike...
 
Actually, I take back what I said about the fault-tolerance... With VMware you can do bonded/teamed/whatever NICs to get that second set of paths happening transparently to the VMs
 
@freiheit (exactly)
 
@ewwhite drop the ":".
# multipath -ll
mpath4 (360a98000486e584a5a342f325479524b) dm-15 NETAPP,LUN
[size=50G][features=0][hwhandler=0][rw]
\_ round-robin 0 [prio=4][active]
\_ 1:0:0:8 sdb 8:16 [active][ready]
\_ 2:0:0:8 sdf 8:80 [active][ready]
\_ round-robin 0 [prio=1][enabled]
\_ 1:0:1:8 sdd 8:48 [active][ready]
\_ 2:0:1:8 sdh 8:112 [active][ready]
 
# fdisk -l /dev/mapper/36006016002303100bc050d4f5549e211

Disk /dev/mapper/36006016002303100bc050d4f5549e211: 107.4 GB, 107374182400 bytes
255 heads, 63 sectors/track, 13054 cylinders
Units = cylinders of 16065 * 512 = 8225280 bytes
Sector size (logical/physical): 512 bytes / 512 bytes
I/O size (minimum/optimal): 512 bytes / 512 bytes
Disk identifier: 0x00000000
# multipath -ll
May 03 13:45:58 | multipath.conf line 24, invalid keyword: multipath
May 03 13:45:58 | multipath.conf line 25, duplicate keyword: wwid
May 03 13:45:58 | multipath.conf line 26, duplicate keyword: alias
prodrhapgw1v (360060160023031001a8d40405549e211) dm-3 DGC,VRAID
size=100G features='1 queue_if_no_path' hwhandler='1 alua' wp=rw
|-+- policy='round-robin 0' prio=50 status=active
| `- 9:0:0:0  sdb 8:16  active ready running
`-+- policy='round-robin 0' prio=10 status=enabled
  `- 10:0:0:0 sdf 8:80  active ready running
 
5:46 PM
multipath should have a good idea if the underlying devices are in a good state. That (^^) is FC-connected over dual fabrics. The two active paths are to the active SAN head for that LUN, the second "enabled" set are to the other SAN head.
 
Another volume is available. It mounted just fine.
but the one I need is drawing a blank
@JoelESalas How does that make you feel?
:)
 
@ewwhite mpath thinks both paths are fine. You verified that sdg (the backup path) looks good. How about sdc?
 
there's nothing in fdisk...
not that there has to be...
I always use partitions, but coworker may not have
yeah, no partitions
ugh
 
@ewwhite A read from sdc and sdg should look the same
 
yeah, the same
so a mount...
mount /opt/app/joelesalas2
mount: special device /dev/mapper/prodappw2v does not exist
 
5:53 PM
@ewwhite I wish I could have waited a bit more
 
my people messed up
 
@ewwhite LW isn't going anywhere :)
 
meh... but still... not a good approach to candidates.
 
Man, all sorts of weird random wrong number phone calls today.
 
@Garrett If you have trained staff (with experience in network design and routing) you should be asking them these questions - there are other options (like VPNs) which I didn't go into here since you seem to want a public IP. Also forgive me for being blunt, but if it seems to you that "this is a simple task" you are either willfully ignoring the underlying complexity, or out of your technical depth and unaware of it. Virtually all high-availability solutions look simple until you consider the implementation requirements underlying them. — voretaq7 6 secs ago
SMACK I'm sick of stupid this week.
 
6:24 PM
Actually sounds like a manager who doesn't like the news they're hearing from their staff and presumes that they can find a better way.
Glad I don't work for him.
 
Unbox new HP ProCurve 2910 switch... serial into the console... You have connected to a component of Trevecca Nazarene University's computer network, managed by Network Support in ITS. Unauthorized access to this device or any other on Trevecca Nazarene University's network is prohibited."
That ain't right.
 
Hmmm.... apparently the iLO/DRAC/FCSwitch/etc network being down breaks our tape backups/restores.
 
@ewwhite Sounds like you got sold some used equipment as new.
happened with me and some HP JetDirect cards a long time ago. Dropped that vendor like a bad penny.
 
@ewwhite Wow, that's lame.
@voretaq7 This week?
Everyone, everyone... let's just... GROUP HUG!!!
 
Can I skip the group hug and drink some beers with all of you, instead?
I don't like bug-eyed cats touching me
 
6:39 PM
@Adrian it came from HP's "overstock" division
it was also really cheeeep
 
@ewwhite and "overstock" == "refurbished"?
 
naw, the refurb stuff says "Renew" on it
 
"overstock" == "we accidentally put the config/image for a big customer on a few too many boxes"?
 
Time to pick an IP scheme!!
 
I'd be making a few phone calls....
 
6:41 PM
hai gais!
 
Hi all, my cloud hosting service recently upgraded my VM, and since then my site has performed terribly
 
@Adrian Heh, I don't mind. I buy renew and what not often. Vendor offered to send another, but I don't need it
 
I've contacted them and they don't seem to believe it's their fault...so I'm thinking something about my configuration is incompatible with the new setup
 
@ewwhite I suppose if you're cool with it.
 
@freiheit =(
@Guillochon Well, one thing for sure, we know it's either your hosting company's change or your configuration that's to blame!
 
6:43 PM
If you thought driver's license photos were bad, I have an Oracle employee ID.
 
Virtual machines are total crap shoots.
@JeffFerland I.e. "I'm Larry Ellison's bitch and here's my new collar."
 
one thing is that i was running a 32 bit OS
and they upgraded the RAM to 8 GB...but I can't take full advantage of it without upgrading to a 64 bit OS
which would be a real PITA
 
grmbl
if you're gonna ddos me, do it at a reasonable time
not 5 minutes before the weekend starts
assholes.
 
@DennisKaarsemaker Uh oh, who did you PO now?
It's Expedia! Those bastard marionettes have become sentient!
 
@WesleyDavid dunno. Attack was mitigated, weekend on defcon 3.
 
6:48 PM
@WesleyDavid That would surprise me. They should all be out at the coffee shops since the weather here is so nice.
It's even forecast to hit 80 on Sunday.
 
heh. seattle shuts down when the rain stops :)
 
I want to build a Raspberry Pi controlled quadcopter like this!!! code.google.com/p/owenquad
 
yeah, pretty much. Sun or Snow pretty much paralyzes this town.
 
@DennisKaarsemaker Do you have a CDN contract just for stopping DDOSs?
Oh, and obligatory "DDoS's by an IP" reference.
 
@WesleyDavid can't comment
 
6:51 PM
@DennisKaarsemaker askdjghalkjghsdlkjgfh
AAaaaaand I need more tea. Burbs.
 
@WesleyDavid swallow.
Don't gurgle
 

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