@ewwhite I have one because the former boss liked it, and the current boss doesn't want to spend the $$$ to replace it. It is still supported by the vendor, but the current boss has all the contract numbers and such to make a call.
@ewwhite so I got to the stage of running the conversion and it failed with "vmodl.fault.SystemError" - thoughts? recheck the vcenter settings? firewalls?
Ok so I got my blue cross insurance cancellation letter from my previous job - it says my insurance got canceled a day before I even put my notice in. wat.
Yet they took out the money out of my last check for insurance on the week of the 16th
@JoelESalas And here's, he's saying "BtrFS on OpenSuse is native, constantly under development (ZFS is dead-ended outside of Solaris) and has the checksumming that you desire."
Can I join Spiceworks just to smack someone down?!?
So is there anything weird about slipping this support rep a ten-spot if they can fix my issue? Will that get my account a nice gold star for faster service in the future? A nice table on a Friday night without reservations?
> For a very good time, create a few dozen files containing images of ReiserFS filesystems on a ReiserFS (scratch) filesystem, and force an fsck.reiser. All of ReiserFS is a single B-tree, that can be anywhere on disk. So what fsck.reiser does is to search the entire disks for blocks that look vaguely like parts of the filesystem B-tree, and stitches them all together. Whee!!!!
Gene Amdahl describes three laws of a balanced system resulting in an Amdahl number, an Amdahl Memory Ratio, and an Amdahl IOPS Ratio.[16] The Amdahl Number is calculated as the Sequential IO performance in Gb/s divided by the CPU in GHz.
@user10381 Depends entirely on the locality that you live in, that the code was written in, that the company is operating in, the conditions under which the code was written - you know, the kind of thing that pretty much only a lawyer with hours worth of digging into the details could answer.
@user10381 Typically, IT people do not do the background check. If I'm hiring someone, I make a recommendation that we hire that person, then the human resources department does whatever background check is required.
Typically sysadmins don't worry about that sort of thing
Without a human resources department, who would determine what health insurance provider a company is going to use. Or what retirement options employees will get.
And he runs YCombinator (which runs Hacker News as well), so he gives a buttload of money to startups every few months and was quoted pretty terribly out of context by a woman about how he doesn't think women can be hackers
In the interested of full disclosure: I've used both cPanel and phpMyAdmin today. I must say, I can understand why there's so many questions about using these products.
Watching an iOS user use the Internet must be like watching someone accidentally forget to install Noscript. Yes Virginia, this is how sites look when they work.
We were re-partitioning a virtual disk to increase the size of an LVM's physical volume.
This is how we initially performed this:
$ fdisk /dev/sdb
# delete partition
fdisk> d
? 1
# create new partition
fdisk> n
? p
? 1
first cylinder? [ENTER]
last cylinder? [ENTER]
# set LVM type
fdisk> t
? 8e
...
We were re-partitioning a virtual disk to increase the size of an LVM's physical volume.
This is how we initially performed this:
$ fdisk /dev/sdb
# delete partition
fdisk> d
? 1
# create new partition
fdisk> n
? p
? 1
first cylinder? [ENTER]
last cylinder? [ENTER]
# set LVM type
fdisk> t
? 8e
...
