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4:00 AM
@JoelESalas What's the big deal about it?
 
4:26 AM
"Motorists in Venezuela, a nation that subsidizes gasoline to cap prices, paid 4 cents a gallon."
 
@MilesErickson However there is only around 15 gallons of gas sold there...
 
Eh?
That must have bizarre implications. e.g., my Honda generator produces electricity at the rate of about 4 kWh per gallon...
 
@MilesErickson Portable?
 
@Jacob Yeah, EU2000i. It's what everyone uses in Alaska because it's more fuel efficient than average and it's very dependable.
 
@MilesErickson Isn't that one of the sine wave ones?
 
4:32 AM
@Jacob Yeah, it has a pure-sine-wave inverter built in. Very clean power.
 
@MilesErickson Nice, use it to run servers?
:)
 
@Jacob at $1 per kWh, only if they're Raspberry Pi servers...
 
@MilesErickson Meh, we have a backup here that does 50kW for the house. It also ran my servers...
Usually we have family try to stay with us in the event of a storm
@MilesErickson you could run the RPi on some of the external batteries we talked about earlier.
 
@Jacob For sure.
 
@MilesErickson WHOA... That's not a bad idea for college
I wonder if PFsense has a build for that arc
 
4:39 AM
@Jacob I don't think FreeBSD will run on a Pi. Could be wrong.
 
@MilesErickson longshot I know, but it solves a big issue
 
@Jacob Seems like a less-than-ideal box for an embedded firewall.... what are you trying to do?
 
@MilesErickson FW for college. Each room gets a public IP
 
@Jacob How feature-rich does it need to be? heystephenwood.com/2013/06/…
 
@MilesErickson I mean, I'll be configing it, so that's a solid lead thanks.
 
4:43 AM
@Jacob My dorm room had a phone line.
 
@MilesErickson I'm taking at least 3 towers with me, and my TV
 
@Jacob What's that good for?
@Jacob Oh, wait, you can use them as monitors now.
 
@MilesErickson What the towers?
Xbox
 
@Jacob Ah. Monitor for the Xbox, of course.
 
1 VM host, one desktop, and a homemade DVR
I was considering 1 more for a PFsense box, but I'm liking the Rpi idea
 
4:55 AM
@MilesErickson Tsunamis aren't really a threat once you're inside Juan de Fuca St.
@MDMarra Wax on... wax off!
 
Woot! Invited to join the company. Just need to figure out the compensation negotiation.
 
@Adrian Which co.?
Starts with "A"?
 
Nope. Gaming company.
 
@Ward Don't forget the Seattle Fault. The Department of Natural Resources even has a tsunami inundation area map for Tacoma...
@Adrian You're worth a lot.
 
Gotta figure out stock vs. Salary balance.
 
5:00 AM
@MilesErickson I've always been told that you need an ocean to get a tsunami
So, fine, you get "Pompei on Elliot Bay" and everything west of Lake Wa. falls into the sea... but there's not enough sea there to generate much of a wave.
 
Puget sound can have tsunamis. Its more like a huge bathtub sloshing though.
 
@Ward (shrug) Your own government produced this: pac.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/science/oceans/tsunamis/…
@Ward Based on this Canadian model, it looks an awful lot like even a coastal tsunami can do serious damage on the coasts of the inland Salish Sea, particularly if it happens to occur at high tide... and that the amplitude of the wave appears to be highest at the end of an inlet.
@Ward Also, the base map inexplicably misrepresents Camano Island as a peninsula. Someone should see to that.
@Adrian I've never seen a model of the sloshing before. It's kind of fascinating to watch. (Thank you, Canada!)
 
@MilesErickson Sweet, we're pretty safe here in Vancouver...
@MilesErickson Inlets are always the worst, you're talking about the same volume of water moving, but in a narrower channel, so it has to get higher/lower.
Looks like Discovery Bay will be toast... I like it there.
 
@Ward Looks like the only thing you have to worry about in Vancouver is your airport.
@Ward Oh, wait, that's just the Boundary Bay Airport.
 
The only reason the suburb of Richmond won't be wiped out by the tsunami is that it's a swamp so all the land will liquefy during the earthquake.
 
5:15 AM
@Adrian start with a B and end with an E?
 
@MilesErickson I think the Island YVR is on isn't swamp, but it's not very high.
That map is a bit suspect, though... they seem to have forgotten about Pt. Roberts.
 
@Ward Published elevation is 12 feet. But Boundary Bay is the one that will get the direct hit, and it's at an elevation of six feet.
 
I am My family is so screwed in a Atlantic tsunami, I'll be 300 miles away at college
 
@Jacob As the Atlantic has demonstrated quite recently, it doesn't even require a tsunami in order to inundate you.
 
@MilesErickson That storm was nothing to us...
 
5:18 AM
@MilesErickson Even if YVR gets shut down, there's Abbotsford.
 
@Jacob Which is good, since you don't have many earthquakes back East, save for man-made earthquakes.
@Ward Anyway, I'm on one of the few rocks in the San Juans that has its airport on top at >100 ft.
 
@MilesErickson Aren't you close to Friday Hbr?
 
@Ward About 7 minutes by air, or an hour by boat, yup.
 
Keep an eye on Alberni Inlet in the top left corner... Port Alberni (at the head) is completely toast.
 
@Ward Oh, wow. That couldn't have been designed to be a better tsunami trap.
@Ward At least there's serious potential for an effective warning system.
Looking at that sloshing, I'm reminded of how weird the water was in the Strait of Juan de Fuca a day or two after Fukushima. Big random waves.
Not the sort that would be dangerous unless one were swimming or crossing open water in a very small boat, but just weird and unsettling.
 
5:44 AM
@Adrian WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO‌​OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@Adrian BUNGIE? If it's Bungie please please please get me Alexander Seropian's autograph!!
I've been playing bungie games since Pathways into Darkness.
To me, Halo is still a noobie Bungie game.
Marathon all the way! =)
 
6:04 AM
Talk about a positive attitude -- and did she catch that with her bare hands without even putting down her latte?
 
@WesleyDavid I'm really considering flagging that.
@MilesErickson Only in Can-ade-ia
 
@Jacob Come on, give it another edit and make it Can-eh-dia.
 
@MilesErickson I'm from the South, son.
 
@Jacob Condolences, my friend.
@Jacob Even people in India thought my accent sounded more Canadian than American.
 
@MilesErickson I can selectively break out the accent though.
 
6:27 AM
“We’re not able to give a number because we’re not able to see how many flights we’ve got on the ground right now,” Agnew said.
 
@MilesErickson why would it stop them from taking off?
 
@Jacob Sounds like it's an internal dispatching system rather than a customer-facing ticketing system... sounds an awful lot like they have no manual backup procedures readily available.
 
@MilesErickson Someone's gettin' FIRRRED
 
Maybe. Last year, Alaska Airlines had a major outage and it was due to there having been two simultaneous fiber cuts on Sprint's network in the same day.
 
@MilesErickson Ya know, no-one knows sprint as a tier one IP transit company, but as a second rate cell carrier
 
6:35 AM
 
Shiney
 
One of the cuts was between Chicago and Milwaukee. The other was between Seattle and Portland.
 
@MilesErickson My point was literally that, no one thinks about that part of sprint
 
Clearly, the network isn't quite as redundant as that map looks.
 
@MilesErickson Sprint and redundant aren't usually used in a sentence
 
6:38 AM
@Jacob In this case, my guess would be that the line between Seattle and Kansas City in fact goes through Portland... it's either that or Chicago, or someone didn't configure a routing protocol correctly.
 
@MilesErickson I don't know too much about geography up that way...
 
The emails I see at work :(
Hello,

We have received an alert that the server, not_pr0n-dc2, SNMP is not running correctly. We require the SNMP service to run to receive critical information on the health of this server.

For us to resolve this issue, we require a reboot to fix this issue. please let us know when we can reboot this server to correct this issue.
 
@ewwhite wat?
That doesn't really make sense
 
that's from our company to a client.
it's wrong on several levels.
 
Oh...
Still yes. Someone is still doing it very wrong™
 
6:49 AM
I should say something.
"don't send that to clients... just fix it"
@Chopper3 wouldn't approve!
 
@ewwhite Please do.. Assuming that is original in grammar/spelling I would drop your company if I saw that.
 
haha
I just asked the on-duty NOC.
those are windows servers. When the SNMP fails to come back after a manual restart, the server needs to be rebooted
 
@ewwhite I told you like 3 months ago you needed me in your NOC....
:)
 
yeah, there was suddenly a lot of turnover.
and the department was turned upside-down
 
@ewwhite really? a story behind it?
 
6:56 AM
I walked in one day, and a few hours later, 3 people were gone.
including the manager.
 
@ewwhite Someone make a mistake? or just gone
 
different direction...
since I'm remote, it's hard to know who's doing a good job or not
and to read between the line
 
Ah
You guys still have NOC positions open, but I really don't want to move to NYC... Nor do I think that I could be legally hired anyway.
Plus, I've heard from countless people to go to college, otherwise, I'd come straighten out your NOC for you.
@ewwhite How much gear do you run personally these days?
 
@Jacob yes, please follow through on school
@Jacob my footprint has expanded a little
 
@ewwhite Got a full cage these days :)
 
7:07 AM
@Jacob: as someone who dropped out twice. hell yes, that paper is worth it.
 
Something like that, with a few more servers.
 
Nice, @WesleyDavid is in envy
 
Ah, newer pix.
I had to turn the Thumper off.
 
@ewwhite :(
 
too much to power
 
7:17 AM
Can't...resist... Thumper EATS ALL THE POWER
@ewwhite It's kindof interesting that you directly compete with your day job however.
 
7:38 AM
@Jacob Nah, different markets.
Job has 4,000 servers.
 
7:55 AM
@Jacob I know what the SPR part of the name stands for.
 
@Ward ?
 
G'day
 
Southern Pacific Railway... they started running telecomm wires along their rights-of-way.
| predecessor = Brown Telephone Company | successor = | foundation = Abilene, Kansas, United States | founder = | defunct = | location_city = Overland Park, Kansas | location_country = United States | locations = | area_served = | key_people = | industry = Telecommunications | products = | revenue = | operating_income = | net_income = | assets = | equity = | owner = | num_employees = 40,000 (2012) | parent = | divisions = Sprint Prepaid...
 
@Ward Wow, never knew that one
 
Kids today!
 
8:00 AM
@Ward :(
 
Useless historical trivia is my specialty...
OTOH, the Sprint model is similar to what happened up here:
CNCP Telecommunications (Canadian National-Canadian Pacific Telecommunications) was an electrical telegraph operator and later as a telecom company. CNCP was created as a joint venture between Canadian Pacific Railway and Canadian National Railway in 1967, replacing the different networks used by the two railway companies (CN Telegraph interchanged traffic with the Postal Telegraph Cable Company in the US while CPR Telegraphs networked with Western Union). The two networks, former rivals, had been co-operating increasingly since the 1930s By 1980, CNCP was no longer a telegraph company an...
 
no cycling for me today and possibly not tomorrow either - too wet and windy :(
 
@Ward Mine too.. Though, the question I had in mind was american history
 
@Iain Nooo! You and Canada, sheesh. Ya'll need to move to Arizona. =)
@Iain And good discussion in the Meta thread. Making me think, ponder, and cogitate.
 
@WesleyDavid it would be way too hot for me in AZ
 
8:03 AM
@Iain It's a dry heat
 
@Iain You would melt. But hey, there's a fellow here that I know who's in his 80s and rides his bike like 20 miles a day every day, pretty much regardless of the temperature. Don't let a geriatric outpace you dude. =)
He wants me to come out with him... but alas... I have no bike. =(
 
Quick, what was the made-up acronym for the KERMIT protocol/program? (although it can be googled, some of us know it by heart)
 
He was selling a Trek but it was too small for me.
@Ward Oooo... don't know. Drat.
 
@WesleyDavid never judge a cyclist by age - just think of all the miles an older person could have in their legs
 
@Ward President during the annexation of Hawaii?
 
8:05 AM
@Ward You took your age off your profile. I was wondering how old you must be to know that... did you really touch KERMIT?
Where did you touch Kermit, @Ward? WHERE?!
 
@Ward KL10 Error-Free Reciprocal Microprocessor Interchange over TTY lines.
 
@Jacob Yeah, but you got that from the talk page...
 
@Ward Wiki actually
 
I first saw it in some Kermit source code
Talk:Kermit
Move Anyone object to me moving this somewhere and making a dab page for here? Surely the frog is at least as famous. - 16:16, 8 Jun 2005 (UTC) Requested move I would suggest Kermit should be a disambiguation, and this be moved somewhere - possibly to Kermit (protocol)? Articles for the dab page: Kermit the Frog (arguably the most famous), Kermit, Texas and Kermit, West Virginia. #£@%&$?! 10:00, 14 September 2005 (UTC) * Oppose. See Kermit (disambiguation). -- 15:27, 14 September 2005 (UTC) **... which you've just created. You had me worried there for a second, I thought it'd been...
 
Okay kiddos. Beddy-by time.
ZZzzzzz -.-
 
8:07 AM
2 mins ago, by Jacob
@Ward President during the annexation of Hawaii?
@Ward
Don't use a search engine either
 
I may be American, but I live in Canada so I don't have to know US history in detail
Taht's my story and I'm sticking to it.
 
Ok...
 
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A: Automated file content transfer using sed

Falcon MomotYour sed script will be quite large, as it will have to contain a dictionary between each syntax's keywords. However, you can write lines of sed script like this: /^[ \t]*server-ip/s/server-ip=/SERVER_LISTEN_IP = /; The first part of the expression, /^[ \t]*server-ip/, tells sed only to apply...

 
I do, OTOH, know what the connection is between Robert E. Lee and George Washington...
 
I don't know how on topic the question is.
 
8:09 AM
@FalconMomot Where's your fish and Tim Horton's?
 
er,
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Q: Automated file content transfer using sed

Matthew SalsamendiI'm writing a script to take the contents of a file called "server.properties" and pipe them into a file called server.cfg which uses a different system all together. I've been looking into it and it looks like my best option is going to be using sed to get the data across. From a very specific ...

 
How much RAM was Bill Gates falsely accused of saying "would be enough"? @Ward
 
@Ward I just finished eating copious amounts of fish, but unfortunately I couldn't find an open tim horton's not closed due to flooding.
 
640?
 
8:11 AM
it was either 640 or 64 K.
 
Once again... Kids today... never had to mess with QEMM and other memory managers, Extended vs. Expanded memory...
 
@Ward I did, actually, back in the day
in like 1993
 
Yeah, but Jacob is the one I'm poking at for being a kid...
 
I'm 23.
 
@FalconMomot I'm still younger
 
8:12 AM
I guess I have a few years on jacob though.
 
yes
 
being all graduated and stuff
 
Both of you are probably significantly smarter than I am, so I have to stick with my useless historical tech trivia specialty...
 
@FalconMomot I graduated from HS... a year early :P
 
muahaha
 
8:14 AM
R.E.Lee bio
 
I graduated from university a year late, with 3 years of passable IT experience.
 
The guy whose site that is is nuts... he types in all sorts of books, e.g. Polybius' Histories...
 
Yeah, I figured that guy with the sed question wasn't telling the whole story.
 
@Jacob Looked it up: McKinley... All I knew about him before this was that Teddy took over after Mckinley was assassinated.
 
@Ward ha I got that right in a in class trivia thing. I saw it the literally one time I opened my book and remembered it.
 
8:22 AM
@FalconMomot looks like an x/y problem to me - sed probably isn't the right tool at all - puppet or some other similar tool is probably better. Or use a database or ...
 
@Iain likely. he's left a lot out though, so he gets what he gets.
I'm not in a "write detailed answers that cover all possible things you might actually be trying to do based on the fact that you asked this" kind of mood
 
8:43 AM
@FalconMomot sed takes an input filename too
 
@Iain technically optional.
 
9:16 AM
lol fail:
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Q: New sites on new Windows 2012 Server (IIS 8) returns 404 from Windows 7

Jerad RoseI have a brand new install of Windows 2012 Server, and trying to set up a simple web site. I'm able to hit the default web site (returns the IIS 8 home page) using the IP address. But I'm getting a 404 on a newly created site containing a single .html page. Here are the steps I took on the serve...

poor guy is using 127.168.1.125 for an IP
 
wow 5AM?!?
I might just not sleep tonight then
 
@FalconMomot river of shit :(
 
@Iain he did at least put some effort into the question, despite being confused as hell.
not like this:
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Q: how to log in and log out using mysql, php

user2386050I want to create a log in page with username and password My code displays error message. please check and rectify my error. <form action="logincheck.php" method="post"> Enter Username:<input type="text" name="user" placeholder="User Name"><br /><br /> Enter Password:<input type="password" nam...

I like at the end "Please rectify this. Thank you." as if it is our problem.
 
@FalconMomot he'll be q-banned soon
 
@Iain how does that work anyway?
 
9:26 AM
@FalconMomot I don't know the exact mechanism isn't published but downvoted questions/answers and deleted content are all thrown into the mix.
 
Aah. I wonder if it is an adaptive filter?
 
@FalconMomot dunno - he's at -7 over 3 questions - gotta be close
 
"I don't know what i am doing wrong."
Everything
 
yup
I think it's homework
(I hope it is!!)
 
9:35 AM
or he's an indian dev coding on windows XP and AMP.... ;p
 
@JourneymanGeek I try to pretend those people don't exist, in order to avoid becoming an alcoholic.
 
@FalconMomot: I know those people exist ;p
 
no offense, but your homeland produces a lot of shit coders.
 
The old country!
and none taken, we bitchmock these sorta folks a lot
 
:)
There needs to be a prison for them.
in which each time they write such code, they are dogged.
 
9:38 AM
I think its the wider indian mentality to be honest
 
well, you could talk about that better than I.
 
a lot of these coders want to be coders cause its respectable, not cause they love the craft
some end up being decent, some do the smart thing and switch tracks...
and some.. well
 
9:53 AM
@FalconMomot I think I see why that OP is posting on SF stackoverflow.com/users/2386050/user2386050 almost certainly q-banned on SO
 
10:16 AM
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Q: The squid's relevant issue, access.log is empty

TymonHuangI meet a same problem with squid, as I follow the steps of your's, the issue still not solved, please help me! go here for more detail: https://forum.openwrt.org/viewtopic.php?id=44879

wtf
 
10:35 AM
Morning Fuckeroos!
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11:51 AM
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Q: Could this command wipe any data?

ProDrazI know this is not the best question, but I've ran this command today and our server's /home folder is now empty. Command: mysqldump --add-drop-table -u DB_USER -p DB_NAME > /home/mybackup.sql

 
lol his comment
 
yeah, like in a 1 to 10 scale? pretty sure, let's say 9.2
 
who knows! maybe they had a truecrypt container called /home/mybackup.sql which now got overwritten
 
yes, there goes my 0.8 :)
 
12:27 PM
N00bz
 
12:41 PM
@faker in which case stupidity is correctly rewarded ...
 
@MDMarra I recall something you said about Windows Server 2012 R2 DSC having native puppet bindings, am I correct?
mmm, is it me or the green tick for accepted answers is now bright-green?
 
1:26 PM
@MDMarra I'm bored.
 
@ewwhite go for a spin - I'm just going to get into my lycra ...
 
1:42 PM
Sex People!!!!
 
There is no sex... in the Comms Room
Sorry... obscure-ass Chris Rock reference there
 
2:04 PM
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Q: Looking to build a low powered linux based firewall

RussI am looking to build a low powered linux based firewall. I need a reliable piece of hardware that has two (2) LAN inputs and a built in wifi. Fanless and low power system. any recommendations? Any recomendations on software? I was looking at IPcop.

I'd be a dick if I said, "Buy a Cisco ASA"
 
@ewwhite: hm, shopping questions are ok there?
 
2:22 PM
I suppose so?
I LIKE shopping questions.
I'd answer everything with my experiences... Buy HP, buy Cisco, buy Elfiq, buy Barracuda, buy @MDMarra, use RHEL-derivatives,
4
 
2:49 PM
@ewwhite: but the exact models change every year
 
@JourneymanGeek Naw... I've been using Cisco ASAs for 6 years... the specific model doesn't matter as much.
 
@ewwhite: I like software req questions, but many of the same arguements you said work there, and many of the arguements that Jeff Atwood put for not allowing them also are true ;p
 
Yeah, but if I can do my part to prevent people from buying SATA disks, Supermicro servers, implementing software RAID (except for ZFS), buying Sonicwall anything, I'll be happy.
 
@ewwhite SATA disks? Why? And opposed to?
 
3:04 PM
@TomW SATA disks versus SAS drives... and in cases where the SATA disks are on an expander backplane.
They are fine as single disks or on their own channel.
 
Ah, gotcha. I'm not a hardware person; I'd have no idea
 
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A: How can a single disk in a hardware SATA RAID-10 array bring the entire array to a screeching halt?

ewwhiteI hate to say "don't use SATA" in critical production environments, but I've seen this situation quite often. SATA drives are not generally meant for the duty cycle you describe, although you did spec drives specifically rated for 24x7 operation in your setup. My experience has been that SATA dr...

 
Didn't even know they existed. I've only ever built domestic desktops; my own
 
3:24 PM
@dawud details are still thin, but it was demoed with chef at teched
 
Grah!
 
@ewwhite sup?
 
I just realised that I pointed someone at a post with a 'hey, read this' and then tried to duplicate the information in it.
Time for more coffee.
 
@ewwhite are they really buying SATA or just 7.2k NL-SAS?
 
@MDMarra This just in! @MDMarra is now a product that can be purchased to complete your IT package.
 
3:37 PM
@MDMarra nearline SAS is all-good
@MDMarra I'm bored. I'm feeling bleh this week. I think I have a mental barrier that's preventing me from becoming more devoppier.
 
3:49 PM
@ewwhite have you already looked into continuous integration infrastructures/pipelines for you devs?
 
@dawud I don't really work with devs anymore.
 
4:10 PM
That is because you now are DevOps.
/me starts running before Ewwhite DEVelops a working death-ray.
:-)
 
4:27 PM
I don't like how the autocomplete for a person's name has had its time limit drastically reduced. I used to be able to @ someone who had been in here up to about 24 hours before.
@FalconMomot Hey, things are pretty damp.
 
@dawud Jenkins is nice really nice
 
@ewwhite pivot to windows. Be my junior engineer!
 
@MDMarra I don't think I would ever work somewhere that has/needs the type of Windows structure you implement.
 
Heh
 
@MDMarra I'd want to work with Linux and windows
 
4:30 PM
Meaning corporate or highly structured AD
 
I wouldn't be outrageously happy going one or the other
 
@ewwhite 40 DCs is too many?
 
I once went to a trading firm that could benefit from @MDMarra-style automation... They had all conference rooms linked to calendars. New employees could be added to AD by HR, and that would trigger everything from computer provisioning, VPN, org-chart, Unix accounts, birthdays, payroll... But they also had 5-minute GPO delays, too.
It was ridiculous.
 
that is a cool-ass office
 
Indeed.
 
4:43 PM
The ceiling is too damn high
I find it curious that some of those people have five monitors on a six-monitor mount
 
Terrible place to work, but the most beautiful office...
 
so what, someone who's happy to pay up for six-monitor rigs scrimps on the sixth for certain people on grounds of...cost?
 
@TomW They may just not have needed the last monitor.
Depends on the trading strategy.
 
then leave it switched off
 
@TomW don't hate ;)
 
4:47 PM
Why doesn't everyone have that? Does it actually cost a lot, really, in a business sense?
I think it's Peopleware that points out that in the U.S., agriculture averages about $100,000 worth of equipment per employee
what do IT workers get?
 
??
 
Fuck all, in comparison. Why? Does it really make sense to pinch pennies on equipment expenditure for those people to do their jobs?
 
5:28 PM
I need more disk IO for my home lab
Too many VMs
 
@RyanRies Built a NAS like I did :)
 
5:54 PM
How many disks?
 
@RyanRies 6
 
raid 5?
 
@RyanRies Hell no, 10
 
Nice
 
5:56 PM
@RyanRies When I said I had massive amounts of gear I wasn't kidding
Computing and xbox are my main hobbies and I have outrageous sums invested to both
 
Well I recently start cutting back on how much gear I had in my house... just got rid of an 18u cabinet.
 
@RyanRies I dumped everything
Ugh, I need a cheap PFsense box
 
6:16 PM
@Jacob what interfaces?
 
@Chopper3 2 Eth
 
rack mounted?
 
can be
 
just thinking that those HP Microservers seem to be exciting a bunch of people on here
 
@Chopper3 That's a lot for a soho router :)
 
6:18 PM
ok, soz
 
@Chopper3 I mean, I'm looking for a FW to run in my dorm, I could VM it, but I've never been that big of a fan
I was hoping for a raspi or beaglebone style setup, but x86 boards that same are outrageous
 
@Jacob we run pfsense VMs in our 'fucking about lab' - not the proper lab, the one we try stupid ideas out on - very happy with them
 
@Chopper3 I mean, I'm bringing a tower to run ESXi on, but I'd need 3 NICs
 
@Jacob no option to vlan out of one?
 
I guess I like my FW/roouter physical for somereason
@Chopper3 I'd need a new switch for that
which... I might need anyway
 
6:23 PM
@Jacob I understand
 
I don't think 5 ports will cut it
@Chopper3 Keep throwing out suggestions (if you want), we'll get there eventually... This is the fun part
 
@Chopper3 I think I've seen them mentioned before, but never looked into them... they're fucking brilliant for me: small company, modest needs, but iLo and better support is awesome
 
@Ward yeah - there's a few here who like them a lot
 
@Ward Oh, if I was like @Chopper3 and could order my minions to acquire one for me I would, but 500 for a router is a bit much.
I'm also trying to keep the power/heat load down
 
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Q: Setup mod_reqtimeout for Tomcat on CentOS having CPanel

Ravi SinghI am new to CentOS/Linux environment.Centos came with default Apache(serving PHP pages). I have installed tomcat from Cpanel. I have Java web-service and PHP webpages(using PHP - Java bridge) on this. I have investigated and found the server is victim of Slowloris. I want to add mod_reqtimeout. ...

hmph, I can't cast a close vote because he put the minimum bounty on it.
 
6:29 PM
@Jacob I'm planning on massively simplifying my home lab over the next 3-6 months
 
@Chopper3 I had to dump my home lab :(
 
@Chopper3 I've used one so far. It's meh IMO. It's enormous, underpowered, and doesn't really have anything distinctive about it. Once you get four drives, 8GB of RAM, iLO, perhaps a RAID card to get off the in-built RAID or maybe a PCI NIC for failover, you've essentially spent $1000 or more on a tiny ML 310 with an Atom processor and dual core at that!.
 
@Jacob doing to lose the DLs and all but two of the BL460c's and try to keep everything on BL660's once the E5-2697's ship
 
I dropped it at a remote office to act as a information gatherer through Cacti, smokeping, OpenNMS, and also do some other fiddly bits.
I'm only happy about the MicroServer because I got a demo model so it only cost like $380 with iLO and 8GB of RAM.
I was shocked at the size. I sat it next to a ML 115 G5, and they are nearly the same.
 
@WesleyDavid BUT...BUT LOOK AT THE CASE
 
6:55 PM
@Chopper3 oooh, more speed.
 

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