Excitement! Some chick just hit a deer (and probably totaled her car) in front of my place. She was freaking out (but unhurt) some other dude had stopped to check on her. By the time I went out to see what was going on, another guy stopped and was checking on the deer. He starts sawing a its throat with his carry blade, and I had to ask "Do you need a bigger knife?". He got it done though.
Now I've got a pool of motor oil, and deer blood in the street in front of my driveway. Going to have to take the bike out easy tomorrow morning.
@ScottPack He did give her a "ride" to "wherever" she was "headed", so who knows? Tow truck guy would make it a total of four dudes (not counting me) to "help" her.
Sounds like quite the party. A cop, a vulerable (but not hot) chick, a dead deer, a guy chopping the dead deers head off, and the weirdo that lives there.
@MarkHenderson Oh Christ, if you want to go through Niagara, NY, which is an absolute shithole. I'll suffer the incredibly over priced health care, thank you very much.
Sometimes on TV here they show "The Doctors", and there was an episode the other day about how to see a doctor for free, and there were all these things you could do if you had this and if you lived there and if you signed this and if you earned less than so much
I have been working on this for a while and cannot figure out whats wrong
/etc/postfix/main.cf, line 96: missing '=' after attribute name: "sudo cp /etc/aliases /etc/postfix/aliases "
my main.cf file
sudo cp /etc/aliases /etc/postfix/aliases
# may want to view the file to check if ok.
# espec...
Yeah, it's a bit of a unreal situation, I'll agree. I didn't have any coverage when I left college. Then I bounced through jobs which offered either awesome or zero coverage. Now, covered, but who knows how that will go.
@ScottPack Just have him pipe "your" config from wget to bash... problem solved.
@ShaneMadden I'm bouncing betwixt the web and mobile interface. I raised an invalid flag on an answer, commented, then couldn't remove my comment.. No big, but thanks.
For which ever reason, I've spent some time in /review today and wow, you mods must have a lot to deal with...
I m getting following apache server error in one of my file
Handler for proxy-server returned invalid result code 70007
Please suggest what i have to do, to sort out the problem.
I saw a thingo once where they did eye tracking on men. They had them sit in a boring conference, and then a sexy secretary would take a folder to the presenter
There are a number of MPM modules, but by far the most widely used (at least on *nix platforms) are the three main ones: prefork, worker, and event. Essentially, they represent the evolution of the Apache web server, and the different ways that the server has been built to handle HTTP requests w...
We are looking for a relatively simple mail server. We have two requirements:
Incoming mail can be piped to an arbitrary executable (binary or script)
Users with valid passwords can easily use the server as an outbound relay.
(Preferable) Easy configuration.
We use Postfix on most of our serv...
@MarkHenderson I had a cat who would intentionally bite the other unfixed males balls in the house. He was fixed and we hadn't gotten the other two males fixed. He was the older alpha. Would turn around like a viper and latch onto their pontoons.
Hi @mgorven - you have a bad habit of descending into the room when the conversation is at its most ribald. We try not to let it get this way, but the more virtuous members of chat seem to be missing in action. =)
Made a CentOS 6 bootable USB thumbdrive today. That was more difficult than I had expected.
However, it's part of the "CentOS the Mac Mini NMS!!" project
Feel like a total noob. HP didn't do a good job of marketing it though. I'm an "HP guy" in a way - I like their servers, have been using them for years, and like to browse their site at random for servers -- and I still didn't see that thing.
It would have been perfect.
Oh well.
Anyone who complains about Microsoft playing fast and loose with standards, needs to take a walk through apple's interpretation of UEFI.
@JourneymanGeek It doesn't use the EFI boot partition, but instead has baked-in support for HFS+ filesystem and then boots straight to the Apple partition. That's what rEFIt is for, an EFI boot manager.
@MarkHenderson ipconfig /flushdns -- or, at least, that's what the .NET developers I know use as their first line of troubleshooting for anything that's not a runtime error.
I read an advice from an article,
that is recommended to have an interview every six months or year even if you are enrolled, that would help to understand what new things managers care about, or what skills are more important currently,
@voretaq7 How the hell did my answer to that one resume question get to be so highly voted? And accepted even? Don't they know I'm a cat? Who trusts a cat for resume advice?!
@mgorven Oh, so that's what you've been doing. Nice. What tags have you been mining?
@voretaq7 I've been wondering about the questions which maybe were valid when they were posted ages ago, but are unlikely to ever be answered or useful. Should those be flagged?
Ah yes, @mgorven, you can edit even if you have too little rep to approve your own edits, but that just means someone with a little more rep will have to manually approve it. That's fine - and you get a little bump of rep too.
yeah stuff like that if you think you can drag enough info out of the OP to get it answered post a comment, otherwise flag it and we'll look at it.THere's probably a question in that one somewhere that could be answered, but they don't tell us enough to solve the problem and it seems abandoned
@mgorven See, take lessons from me. I'm brutal with my edits. I have no concern for original author style. If I edit, I edit it to the bone and only leave the marrow behind. =)
So far I haven't had a single poster complain.
Of course, there's a stack of bodies behind the warehouse, but never you mind about that.
right now your edits have to be approved so one of the regulars will look at them and decide if they're OK. And if they need tweaking we can do that before we approve them
just try not to radically change meaning and you'll be fine :)
Fair warning: I reject edit suggestions if there's even just a few little punctuation or grammar mistakes left behind. FYI, I follow the Chicago stylebook, and like the Oxford comma. =D
Today, I came home to find a sock I previously used to whack off on my bed with googly eyes and a mouth drawn on it with a note that read "Because you can't find a real girl, I made your current one prettier, Love Mom." FML
@voretaq7 I know i'm dragging up an old post here, but our company has just been royally fucked in the ass by someone who did that to us
We're only a small company, so when our head project manager left, he gave us 6 months notice. We spend 3 months searching for the right replacement, 1 month negotiating with him, 1 month waiting for him to finish his current role, and then 1 month with the two people working together
2 weeks after the project manager finally left, and this guy was on his own, he upped and quit with no notice or warning
Becuase he had another offer that he was chasing at the same time as us come good for him
So as a result, we now have a highly skilled position unfilled, we wasted over $30,000 and 3 months training the guy just to have him piss off
That's not the sort of hit that a small business can take easilly. Shit, throwing away $30k is basically akin to kicking the owner in the balls
I have exactly the same virtual server from Host Europe as well as the same problem. I think I have found a solution.
It seems to me that parallelism on the server results in this issue. The virtual server has 24 virtual CPUs and this is too much for 4 GB of RAM. I made the following changes in ...
@WesleyDavid Totally. He came from a big company where you can pull that sort of shit withotu anyone really caring, but when you come to a company of 6 people, and you're made clear during the job interview that you'll be carrying the companys projects on your shoulders (and compensated accordingly), you don't take the job if you think you might get a better offer later on
This is about those two questions:
httpd.conf match absolute file
PHP 5.3 Not Logging
Both had no answer (neither accepted nor unaccepted).
Both askers answered it without actually writing an answer, but by
adding a comment explaining the answer
editing the question to contain the answer
...
I have been working on this for a while and cannot figure out whats wrong
/etc/postfix/main.cf, line 96: missing '=' after attribute name: "sudo cp /etc/aliases /etc/postfix/aliases "
my main.cf file
sudo cp /etc/aliases /etc/postfix/aliases
# may want to view the file to check if ok.
# espec...
Please I wish to transfer files and folders from Windows (host) to Linux (virtual machine) using WinSCP.
Any ideas?
We are looking for a relatively simple mail server. We have two requirements:
Incoming mail can be piped to an arbitrary executable (binary or script)
Users with valid passwords can easily use the server as an outbound relay.
(Preferable) Easy configuration.
We use Postfix on most of our serv...
I read an advice from an article,
that is recommended to have an interview every six months or year even if you are enrolled, that would help to understand what new things managers care about, or what skills are more important currently,
