So true: Kronus at [SU] I just realized... with the new closing system allowing custom messages, we really can close as "Why the #$@% would you ever want to do that" Journeyman at [SU] SF is going to have a field day
@dawud At my previous job I was sysadmin for mailservers, which were built on a combination of Erlang frontents and qmail backends. It sounds horrible but it was extremely stable.
@WesleyDavid It's a matter of habit. But I found that I got better at procedural languages after having worked a bit with functional ones; I started seeing things from a new angle.
Wife just called.. she drives her car daily to her job 40km away... The car has been making groaning sounds for a couple of years... Yesterday, the "check engine" light came on. She took it in for repair, and the mechanic says the engine is ruined... She hadn't taken the car in for regular oil changes.
@JennyD also, setting up a multinode riak database so easily is amazing. Anyways, most of this is just for fun right now, I haven't found an use case for this at $work
Am I bad for thinking that was preventable? And in the dynamic of a relationship, I probably can't be all sysadmin-like, and say, "what did you expect to happen?"
@ewwhite This isn't a "woman" question. This is a "people" question. But yeah, in a relationship, that's probably not a good way to talk to your partner, unless you're on the same wavelength in the discussion.
hey guys, if I have 100 zones to delete from a brocade switch, what's the best way to do it? The only thing I can think of is to write up the commands and paste them into a command line window... but those break if you put too many lines into them
@ewwhite I'd guess that she knows it, and she's feeling in the wrong. And since she likes you and cares what you think, feeling that she's let you down makes her unhappy and feel like a bad person. When one doesn't want to feel like a bad person, it's easy to get defensive. So if you talk to her about this in the wrong way you risk a fight where she knows she's in the wrong and that makes her feel even worse and get more angry.
@ewwhite It's your relationship, I don't know how the two of you communicate. But if you are feeling upset, as a general rule I'd think it'd be better to say honestly that you're unhappy about the incident but not angry at her. But that's a very generic advice and may or may not match your actual relationship.
@ewwhite so maybe the right thing to do is not to talk about it at all but show some extra love? because when you've effed up, and you know it you're usually feeling like crap and some extra affection will go a long way
@JennyD I'd suggest that you need computers to read your mind and do what you meant, not what you said, but I'm afraid that mind-reading computers would just go more horribly wrong than any computer can go now...
@WesleyDavid I'm too afraid of the velcro thing... Perhaps instead of hugs you need an intense bicycle ride. On the bike you're buying on your lunch break.
@WesleyDavid no. no stationary bikes. they don't go anywhere. If it's 110, I recommend two water bottles with appropriate electrolyte stuff mixed in, which you then freeze. And a camelbak full of ice water.
@WesleyDavid Camelbak's US headquarters is about 10 miles south of my current location, so they have a bit of a local advantage... Don't see the other brands of water-holding bags around much, unless it's things like a framed-backpack with a spot for a bladder
@freiheit The reason I like Platypus is because they make a water bladder that is completely openable on top which makes cleaning the insides very easy. HAven't found a Camelbak that does the same.
Panasonic Toughbooks The ethernet port works when they're plugged in to AC power. The ethernet port works if you connect it while the machine is plugged in to AC power, then unplug the AC.
The ethernet port does NOT work if the machine is on battery power and you plug a cable in
@Hennes if I plug an ethernet cable in while on battery the NIC doesn't work (ethtool claims it doesn't even exist even though ifconfig says its there)
@WesleyDavid only if it's on battery - the NIC is recognized (shows up in ifconfig and network manager) but won't answer ethtool and won't recognize link/cable
I just deployed a setup very similar to this last week, to provide Internet access to a week-long campground event. This is the approach I used and some lessons learned:
First, I used multiple SSIDs to provide the primary network on WPA2-Enterprise, and an open network for user enrollment. The o...
I am on a coop internship and my previous internship experience was as a C# developer. In this internship I am working on servers and storage. I have been trained by a fellow coworker on building physical and virtual servers. We have a long checklist of things to follow when doing server builds. ...
So my company actually wants an intranet of some sort ...because we don't have anything atm. Anyone familiar with software that would help (that's not ...sharepoint...)?
Mostly to organize the clusterf*k that is our file structure. We have tons of shared documents that are used fairly often (but changed less often). Plus the usual employee news, etc