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Bob
Bob
13:52
@FaheemMitha Page breaks?
14:19
posted on March 06, 2016

at least they said please

15:19
@Bob I don't follow.
 
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16:43
posted on March 06, 2016

Screw @Community.  ಠ_ಠ

@Bob err, sorta but no. Scott Manley has though.
@Bob what size is it?
oh. shine new galaxy S5 is at 15%. Last charge the 26th of last month (at 22:00 hours)
I personally prefer Xperia Z series
I personally hate Xperia Z series
17:15
I prefered the old HTC with windows CE 5.5
But alas, it was getting dated
My Nokia 9210 got pretty dated too
Everything was better in the past.
... including nostalgia :)
Nokia Snake and Bounce!
Mobile games were so much better in the past
17:39
Bounce <3
What are mobile games?
I'm actually quite impressed how long the iPhone survives
Lol, heatpipe = "rocket technology"
... and every other PC...
I don't get it. My printer's magenta head has a persistent clog that hasn't cleared after nine (!) cleaning operations.
18:07
Back in the old days a phone underwater would break in seconds
Wow. That is BRUTAL
Anonymous
18:38
@qasdfdsaq not my nokia
My nokia turned off in seconds of orange juice though it did eventually survive
Anonymous
Anonymous
best ad ever
Hopefully before long we'll have phones that can survive terminal velocity impacts at which point no higher drop test wil ever break it
Y'know sometime in our lifetimes we'll probably master perceptually transparent stimulation of every one of the primary human senses
What a time to be alive.
not.
Anonymous
18:53
This decade will be known as "The Snapchat Era"
Anonymous
or the selfie era
Anonymous
the meaninglessness era
posted on March 06, 2016

Killing Jedi. “linux 101”.

@PatoSáinz 4chan?
Anonymous
19:15
@tereško old but yes
I thought I recalled it being a thing
I've lost all faith in Epson. The printer is going to be replaced with an HP Officejet Pro.
I still have a full set of ink cartridges which will be returned for refund towards it.
I've had it, Epson.
Wasted two hours trying to fix the damn thing and it's come to this.
hello
could a mod take a look at this question, i think it needs locking to prevent low quality answers
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Q: How to exit a "virsh console" connection?

user2066671Is there any special characters involved? I want to be able to open a console connection in my application and exit upon completion of a task

19:30
@Burgi Protected.
That's not going to make any difference. Almost all the answers are from >10 rep users
19:57
Ordered printer. I've had enough with Epson.
I expected this printer to last longer. Instead, the printhead just failed.
Cost per page is lower on the HP printer ($128 for 2500 black / 1500 C/M/Y vs. $125 for 1050 all cartridges), and the printhead assembly is replaceable.
New HP Officejet Pro 8630 should be here in a couple of days. I'm not going to buy Epson again.
I'm fed up with the magenta clogs.
@qasdfdsaq Aaaannnnd he's gonna die from whatever fumes the battery is putting out.
@MichaelFrank Lol.
Even if the printhead fails on this HP printer, at least it's not going to be replacing the whole printer. (Printhead assembly, including SETUP cartridge set, costs $120.)
My first thought seeing that going in there is.... that's gonna be fun when the battery blows up
But he seems to do this quite a lot, so I'm pretty sure he's used to it by now.
At least my mom is letting me bill it to her card...
20:25
More critically, HP printers are generally the best performers in situations where you print only occasionally. My usage profile typically involves a large job every week or so with not much in between.
So, your thoughts on how well HP/Epson/Canon/etc. printers cope with occasional usage?
20:40
@bwDraco Honestly? I don't think many users here print enough on that many different devices to really be able to notice a difference.
@bwDraco I had no problems with my EPSON Stylus Photo RX560. 10 years old and still going (with my ex). We printed a couple of B&W pages once a week (sometimes more). Occasional full colour photos on the appropriate paper.
Only a handful of places are still selling the cartridges nowadays :/
@DavidPostill Different ink sets.
The issue seems to be the DURABrite Ultra ink Epson uses in its office printers.
Namely, the magenta ink is the worse offender.
HP inks are generally less prone to this kind of clogging.
Actually, my parents have an old HP C6270. It's about 6-7 years old. Still runs great.
Well, prints great. Doesn't always want to print though.
The drivers for that model were always a PITA.
21:21
loooool this user is having trouble with her computer. Checking it out in AD... it's sitting in the OU for Taiwan.
Hi, all
I'm transplanting a Windows OS and it's not going so well
old machine: Dell Optiplex 960 with a dual core
new machine: Dell Optiplex 990 with an i5-2500k
I wanted to replace the HDD too, so I imaged the old seagate and restored the image onto the new WD
I can boot the old machine with the new disk with it restored OS
but I can't boot the new one
not even into safe mode
I think it's a driver issue, but I don't know how to solve it
Do you all have any clues? @bwDraco, maybe?
Sorry, I'm tied up right now.
@allquixotic maybe?
I have to solve this tonight so it will be ready in the morning
Bob
Bob
@qasdfdsaq 10". I think allq has a 7-8" one.
@FaheemMitha Insert page breaks to make new pages.
@Bob Ok. Insert how?
Bob
Bob
21:32
!!tell 28059139 google pdf page break
Bob
Bob
!!tell 28059139 google ps page break
Ok. I want a programmatic approach, though.
Anyway, I got a recipe from the folks in TeX SX chat, so I'm good. Thanks for the suggestions.
I wasn't aware there was a Chat Bot here. It isn't very chatty.
Bob
Bob
... this is a programmatic approach
21:35
WTF. I could have sworn there used to be land here :-/
16 years of travelling and my landing site is gone
Thanks KSP. Now I've got 20 kerbals ditched in the ocean 600 billion kilometres from home and unable to go anywhere.
3
Haha. Star all my misfortunes. Very funny.
Bob
Bob
@qasdfdsaq 16 years? o.O
Which planet?
Laythe. In real-size scaled solar system.
Bob
Bob
Oh
Time for a rescue mission? :P
21:51
Time to load a save and find another landing site -_-
Bob
Bob
Can you do a low-speed flyover to pick them up?
I guess I'm on my own eh?
Bob
Bob
... @bgmCoder turn on compatibility support/legacy boot in the firmware settings
Since your cloned install is probably not UEFI
Bob, legacy boot is already enabled
no, I don't think it's euefi
Bob
Bob
shrug
21:52
what?
what can I do?
22:23
I've tried everything
system repair can't solve it either
I'm going to have to a clean install and migrate data manually
I hate to do that; it took 8 hours for Macrium Reflect to restore the disk image
At last, we've landed! In one piece!
If you're curious about the printer I've chosen to replace this Epson...
!!/google HP Officejet Pro 8630
2 hours ago, by bwDraco
I'm fed up with the magenta clogs.
@qasdfdsaq I'm rather surprised the iPhone 6s lasted this long.
As for cooling, it's pretty clear increasingly sophisticated cooling technologies are becoming necessary. The Galaxy S7 uses what they're calling "liquid cooling". From what I'm seeing, it's really a vapor-chamber cooling system.
Vapor-chamber cooling is pretty much the most advanced cooling technology one could conceivably pack into a phone.
Got work to do. See ya in a bit.
23:01
Hmm... Really liking the look of Stardew Valley! It's been ages since I played Harvest Moon
Bob
Bob
@qasdfdsaq so... remember that zfs update?
welp. time to rebuild zfs.
Huh what?
o_0
Bob
Bob
@qasdfdsaq ...yea, ovh power outage, and now it won't boot
this is gonna be a pain
23:16
@Bob Oh. So it wasn't the update that killed it?
So much for being always consistent and reliable on power failure
Bob
Bob
@qasdfdsaq The update is probably the reason it won't boot now.
Oh
I see
Bob
Bob
Missing kernel modules and all.
Strangely, the modprobe succeeds...
Bob
Bob
oh fsck
can't get into rescue netboot cause of custom uefi ovh doesn't like
welp.
23:23
o_0
Wait, you changed the EFI?
Bob
Bob
@qasdfdsaq I meant custom boot option
ovh expects you to point to their netboot option
Huh I thought that was in the BIOS
How do you know the modprobe succeeds?
Bob
Bob
@qasdfdsaq No errors? shrug
It doesn't actually load the module though
hell if I know.
the painful part is having to upload an Ubuntu ISO to boot off. should be easy enough once I get in there.
(no Debian live ISO with EFI support)
Huh, how can you access it if you have no netboot and the OS doesn't boot?
Bob
Bob
@qasdfdsaq Upload an ISO via IPMI
23:30
Oh you have hardware IPMI? Nice
Bob
Bob
@qasdfdsaq OVH standard. Which is pretty shit compared to, say, DRAC, but it does the job
The problem is I'm gonna be uploading 1.5 GB via mobile internet from Australia to Canada
this is gonna take forever
Eh. Last time I was with OVH they wanted £20 a day for IPMI access
Bob
Bob
I did the original setup via @allquixotic's OVH server, which thankfully was in the same DC
Wait you're on mobile internet too? :-o
Maybe I could help? My server's on gigabit in a Paris DC, so pretty close to OVH Europe, not so much the U.S.
Bob
Bob
@qasdfdsaq Oh, yea. Standard as of the 2015 generation, iirc
@qasdfdsaq I appreciate the offer, but this would necessarily involve giving you IPMI access to it :P
23:32
Can't it grab off FTP or something?
IIRC proper iDRACs and the like (even cheapo ones) can mount remote SMB shares at least, sometimes HTTP or FTP
Bob
Bob
@qasdfdsaq I don't think so..?
anyway I have 7.6 GB data left on the mobile wifi
Hmm. Oh well. I'm not familiar with the new OVH IPMI thing.
4G?
Bob
Bob
Yea
something like 30Mbps up though... max
so it'd still take a while
Not too bad then, it's got far better up/down ratio than HSPA+
Sure you don't want RDP on my box or something?
Bob
Bob
ah screw it, not using the 16.04 giant image
I'll just grab the 14.04 tiny one
and install the zfs modules live
23:37
HSPA+ 42Mbps down/6Mbps up, LTE 150Mbps down/75Mbps up <3
(Though IIRC the Snapdragon X12/X16 supports 100/150Mbps up)
(Though no networks do)
Bob
Bob
579 MB is better
Yeah 580MB should be done in minutes.
I did have to download a 3GB Windows ISO while at a customer's premesis once. Was just after I got 4G too so that was fun
Ah "full" OVH servers have free KVMoIP from 2014 onwards
Economy boxes from their SYS range cost £20 a day, Kimsufi have no option at all AFAIK
Bob
Bob
Look at it go! All of 30 KB/s down
@_@
bloody vodafone
oh hey 3 KB/s
You have Sodafone in Aus? Heh.
Bob
Bob
I wonder if I can rent an EC2 server real quick
23:40
They're not too bad here. They have the second highest 4G spectrum allocation and the only network to have 200Mbps+ DL capability
Bob
Bob
Vodafone merged with 3 here a while back and they've been pretty poor since
aka Vodafail
Is it a SOL IPMI or some web interface/GUI?
Bob
Bob
@qasdfdsaq SOL isn't available. Java-based GUI
Anonymous
Received: by 10.37.210.135 with SMTP id j129csp122215ybg;
Sun, 6 Mar 2016 15:22:38 -0800 (PST)
Bob
Bob
SOL requires me to install somethng on my OS.
Anonymous
23:41
> Received-SPF: pass (google.com: domain of [email protected] designates 74.201.84.163 as permitted sender) client-ip=74.201.84.163;
Bob
Bob
Which of course requires my OS to be running
Anonymous
and then
Anonymous
> Received: by 10.37.210.135 with SMTP id j129csp122901ybg;
Sun, 6 Mar 2016 15:25:36 -0800 (PST)
Bob
Bob
Yea, no, I'm not doing this. 40 KB/s, what a joke
Anonymous
23:42
> Received-SPF: softfail (google.com: domain of transitioning [email protected] does not designate 74.201.84.163 as permitted sender) client-ip=74.201.84.163;
Anonymous
how can it work and then fail, at random
Anonymous
FUCK ME I HATE EMAIL
Do you know the make/model/product they're using for the KVMoIP? I'm assuming it's not a native embedded controller in the server
Bob
Bob
@qasdfdsaq I thought it was something from Supermicro. But I really don't know.
They have a custom web control panel for it.
You don't get direct access.
Oh. Bleh.
Bob
Bob
23:43
Yes, bleh...
anyway. ordering ec2.
or maybe I should use Azure? :S
It says KVMoIP uses 2 USB ports on your server. Maybe that only applies to old ones
Bob
Bob
You ever used either? Which one deploys faster? :P
Lol. Err, I've only deployed Windows on EC2, and it took about 5-10 minutes maybe?
Bob
Bob
Hm...
Eh, might as well try that first.
Azure... we have the Microsoft guys trying to sell us on it, took about 7 minutes to spin 800 Linux instances up.
Bob
Bob
23:44
I don't remember my password for the Microsoft account anyway.
Lol
I could probably spin up a VM in 30 seconds.
Anonymous
I've even setup DKIM
Then spend 20 minutes trying to remember how the hell the network configuration works in this box
Anonymous
but SPF still randomly fails, with the same bloody data
Bob
Bob
@qasdfdsaq that was my situation with the old dedi -_-
23:45
Linode deploys in a few minutes' time for me.
Bob
Bob
A new VM = fiddling with iptables for hours
Anonymous
I know email has been important and all, it's plaintext and its inventor died today
Anonymous
but it's still clunky as hell
Bob
Bob
@bwDraco Linode is not an option here.
23:46
I wouldn't have to fiddle too much, just need to figure out how many IPs I have, and what they are... and what I'm already using
That's the real issue. Linode has no DCs near Australia.
Speaking of, I should probably check what I'm paying for
It's a valid option for qasdf, who lives in the UK.
Bob
Bob
I'm not going for Australia. I'm gonna grab an EC2 instance in east coast US
Linode is Linux-only.
Oh. You have specific needs for your server.
Anonymous
23:47
I'm not touching Linode, not without a 100 foot pole
Anonymous
They've been owned so many times before
Bob
Bob
This is a recovery situation.
Anonymous
And done stupid shit as running bloody old coldfusion versions (worse than old php), and stores CVVs in the plain, etc.
Why not use allquixotics box again?
Bob
Bob
23:47
I don't have time to waffle about with Linux and trying to get a GUI working and xrdp or xvnc.
Anonymous
nope no thx
Since you don't trust me :-P
Bob
Bob
I'll just grab a Windows server and jump right in.
@qasdfdsaq He's not here at the moment :P
@Bob apt-get install x2go
Bob
Bob
@qasdfdsaq Well... I do trust you to an extent but in this case I should probably figure this out anyway.
If it happens again I want a backup in place :S
23:49
My provider has some custom arbitrary web-interface to set up HP iLO access but the web interface basically DNAT maps your BMC to an external IP and sets up firewall rules - after that you get direct access to the underlying BMC
It's nice, and why I chose to pay extra to switch to this provider instead of OVH. Except, I've literally used it once in the 2-3 years I've been with them, and that was just to install iti n the first place
Actually, I could reboot myserver.... Yeah I've not rebooted it since the chmod but since I have proper access to the iDRAC/iLO, there's no real risk...
... hmmm. To chmod or not to chmod.
Bob
Bob
@qasdfdsaq ... then you end up in the same situation as me
"I could reboot after the ZFS upgrade ... I have IPMI anyway..."
@Bob Well, I'm not stuck on 4G on the other side of the planet
At worst, I can RDP into my work machine, that's on 2x1GbE
Bob
Bob
point.
(Also the Xenserver install is only a 600MB ISO)
Which I should really update anyway.
Wonder when xenserver 7 is coming out.
Huh. Beta since last September. Shouldn't be long then
> XenServer can now optionally generate a server status report on a schedule and automatically upload it to Citrix Insight Services - See more at: xenserver.org/discuss-virtualization/virtualization-blog/entry/…
Sounds like Microsoft telemetry -_-
Bob
Bob
ok, keypair imported
time to launch an ec2 instance
23:55
I have just been restarted! This happens daily automatically, or when my owner restarts me. Ready for commands.
Bob
Bob
hm. I wonder if amazon will get suspicious if I torrent the iso
Keypairs on a Windows instance?
Bob
Bob
This is literally a Linux ISO.
> The price for an IP block is 59.99 € pre-tax per month, with a one-time setup fee of 2.99 € pre-tax.
Bob
Bob
@qasdfdsaq Good point. I'm not braining well today.
23:56
Heh. Given the time of day... I wouldn't be eitehr
Bob
Bob
@qasdfdsaq One reason I went with OVH (same as allq): they only charge setup for IPs
Yeah they hand out IPs like memory sticks at conferences
Anything from 16 to 128 free with each server
Bob
Bob
Hmmmm
t2.micro or t2.nano
well
I'll only be using it for a couple hours
might as well nab a m4.large
I just hate OVH's "Shoot first, ask questions later" policy
Bob
Bob
or... what's the cheapest moderate network performance server
23:59
@Bob Why east coast US and not Europe?
Bob
Bob
m3.medium
@qasdfdsaq OVH BHS (Canada)
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