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Mainly because how I look
@Cole too cool?
@syneticon-dj the sun never sets on a bad ass
@syneticon-dj True, but SharePoint is self-service in the sense that business unit leaders are admins of their sites (typically). SCSM self-service means you present a user with a prompt for things they can request. These are tied to orchestrator runbooks that automatically do these tasks. All you (or a manager) do is click approve or deny. self-service is two different concepts in that way
Mainly visible tattoos and stretched lobes.
@syneticon-dj but, in a place without a lot of turnover or changes where people just maintain, it doesn't have much value
It's definitely not meant for a 30 man shop
00:02
why do fat people stink...
seriously
@MattBear They sweat more
@MDMarra You sound like you're being brainwashed!
@Cole long sleeves and smaller solid plugs
Also then the sweat gets trapped in their skin folds/rolls
@ewwhite I just trashed SP, didn't I?
00:03
@MDMarra they're not too big now 7/16"
And let me fight my Supermicro versus real server battles in peace!
Jenna "There's a new show called Trophy Wife. I wonder it it's footage of me in the future."
@MDMarra others who have lots of turnover would have automation solutions feeding off a central directory in place already. They would have looked into identity management and built their stuff around that.
My girlfriend is much more attractive than me - I'm quite okay with that.
@syneticon-dj Right, but there are other fish to fry, like provisioning VMs and adding them to load balance clusters. Or requesting access to other user's mailboxes, etc
00:05
guy attractiveness is a complex equation... girls is much simpler
Users can request a piece of software and automatically be placed into an SCCM collection that deploys that software
etc etc
@Cole you should have asked guys before converting - the girlfriends are always the better-looking part of the couple.
girls attractiveness = height/weight * cup size + face
@syneticon-dj oh I'm totally okay with it. I was a hot woman so I had my 15 minutes
@MattBear number divided by number times letter plus body part
00:07
@MattBear indeed. My girlfriend is tall, hour glass shaped, triple D's and very pretty face
and dat ass.
too bad she is insecure
guy attractiveness = height/weight * penis size + face * wallet * sense of humor * brain * earning potential * family * job + car + muscles
im sure im leaving out something...
Fucking-a I can't figure out what I want to eat
@Cole pink taco
@MattBear she's at home
I don't feel like driving an hour+ round trip
00:10
removed so no one gets in trouble :p
@MattBear Somewhat seriously, with women: hip to waist and hip to breast ratio. With men: triangle from shoulders to pelvis. Also, symmetry for everybody and good skin (but more for women).
I don't like skinny girls
I like curvy women.
@freiheit what about hair?
@freiheit ahh, but men will sleep with women based purely on that hip - waist - breast ratio, women wont, they look at all the other factors also
Hair is a big deal to me
00:13
skin-headed women don't look quite right, no matter the light...
@syneticon-dj Not universal, but any hair that is present needs to be appropriately healthy looking.
Timing your toilet-exit to sync with another man's exit is like petting a cat when he's trying to poop
@JoelESalas oh my god.
dying.
The best you can do is recognize their shoes later, then you look them in the eyes and be like "I know about your poops"
00:14
there are exceptions to every rule, but seriously try to get laid purely based on appearance as a guy (meaning be dumb, annoying, broke and boring), it will happen, but nowhere near as often as for a women with the same attributes
@JoelESalas With the right foods, you should be able to train your colon so that you almost never have to poop at work.
@freiheit everyone must think I poop a lot at work. I do, but they probably think I have IBS
@freiheit why would you do that? its fuun to blast mud at work!
@MattBear You know those douchey frat boys with all the muscles? They get laid. It's sad, but they get laid.
@freiheit "With the right foods" is like saying "Air aside, you can breathe under water"
00:16
all. the. time.
I never have issues getting laid.
I always eat chili, 3 or 4 oranges, and a bunch of grapes for breakfast
makes my noon poop exciting
@Cole I do!
Well you're married.
You're married
Wait, so am I
00:16
SO ARE YOU
Oh dear lord
hahahaha
@freiheit ahh but frat boys have money, and are earning a degree so they have earning potential
I can't do those jokes any more
@MattBear you should try adding beans to the menu
@MDMarra wait 'til it dries up!
00:17
I've initiated sex a total of one time since I've been with my girlfriend.
@syneticon-dj included in the chili
@ewwhite Then I'll have time to sort out your clients
@MDMarra Kale. Oatmeal. etc... Or a long snorkel. Depending which problem we're solving...
Oatmeal is gross.
@MattBear I see. Some cabbage perhaps?
00:18
@freiheit Who the hell eats Kale for breakfast?
who the hell eats kale at all?
I'm a vegitarian, and the damned leaves are baffling
@MDMarra Oatmeal for breakfast, and a bunch of kale (or chard or cabbage or mustard greens or ...) as part of dinner.
even tried deep frying em once ( DO NOT DO THIS. EVER. EVER. EVER).
I just started eating beef and pork 2 years ago
@JourneymanGeek I'm a native californian... Kale happens out here... It's a thing... I could share some recipes if you actually wanted...
00:20
never seen kale in singapore
when i was in UK, somene at an organic market threw in a massive bunch when I bought a single bunch of carrots ;p
has no idea what to do with it back then
@JourneymanGeek Kale is pretty much just chewier varieties of cabbage or mustard greens...
Kale is god damn delicious
I have no fucking idea what to eat for dinner
@Cole Pizza? That's what I do when I am out of ideas.
@syneticon-dj that's what I'm thinking
00:22
@Cole You should definitely go with Matt Bear's suggestion
(which happens quite a lot)
yeah I've put on 3lbs in the past two weeks
Need to start working out again
I need a new desk chair
broke by the attempt to rock it?
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Q: Where can I get live help for OpenStack and its associated technologies? (keystone, nova, quantum, etc.)

tudorWhere can I get help for/discuss OpenStack and its associated technologies? e.g. an IRC channel for keystone, nova, quantum, etc.)

KILL
00:30
@syneticon-dj Just a piece of shit chair
@MichaelHampton What's that - spam?
@mdpc Actually, this is an answer (it just happens to be wrong). — Michael Hampton 6 secs ago
@syneticon-dj Based on his history, I don't think so. Probably just trying to be helpful, without quite understanding what we're here for.
Why oh why can't I downvote comments?
@MichaelHampton we're here for answering OpenStack questions of course. So every reference to IRC as a source of help is wrong / bad / douche.
IRC is sooo 1990ies
@JoelESalas I don't quite get it - where is the connection between the restaurant chain and the specifics of the female anatomy?
@syneticon-dj The name.
@MichaelHampton but why? Would anyone name his restaurant "long schlong"?
I give up on this world...
LOL
Scotty, beam me up. There's no intelligent life down here.
I think you should consider hiring someone with a background in this type of thing to consult for you on this project. Stretching an NLB cluster across two physically separate sites isn't the way to do this. — MDMarra 11 secs ago
@michaelhampton Do I want deadline or noop
00:49
@JoelESalas Deadline, probably
@MichaelHampton Also, how does KVM play with NFS for VM disk storage?
@JoelESalas noatime
like a man
@MDMarra barrier=0
@JoelESalas NFS prior to v4 scares the living shit out of me.
@MichaelHampton Why so
00:50
Nightmare File System?
One of these days I'll actually have cause to use NFS again...
We need a common storage backend for VMs so we can migrate them hot, what else could we use?
Hyper-V and SMB 3
(jk)
(but it works)
@MDMarra With KVM? Don't think so.
@JoelESalas One big problem with previous versions of NFS is that the slightest network glitch would cause every damn NFS client to hang forever.
@syneticon-dj Of course not with KVM haha
00:53
@MichaelHampton I can use any version of NFS I want for this
Supposedly NFSv4 doesn't have this issue, at least if you use TCP transport.
And you really don't want your hypervisor hanging...
If it's Linux on both ends you should be using v4 by default.
@JoelESalas why don't you want to use iSCSI LUNs directly?
Can you thin provision iSCSI LUNs?
(This isn't something I have a whole lot of experience with...)
@MichaelHampton Depends what the LUN's on.
@syneticon-dj Why yes? The only real answer is I'm not comfortable with my knowledge of iSCSI
00:55
But yeah, I'd take iSCSI any day over NFS, all things being equal.
@JoelESalas If you don't know it and don't use it elsewhere, it probably won't be the best choice.
how should I approach backing up azure servers...
@JoelESalas Starting from zero, you should be able to roll your own iSCSI target in an afternoon's HOWTO-following. Doing it well, though, might take a lot longer.
@MattBear Pets or livestock?
@MichaelHampton We have NetApps and shit
it's just all set up for NFS at the moment
I've been making local copies, but i'm working out how to backup straight to azure
00:59
@JoelESalas Oh, if you already have storage, then by all means use it.
@JoelESalas NetApp supports NFSv4 and v4.1 so you should be good to go.
@MichaelHampton Chance that we're running the latest OnTAP? 0%
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Q: How exactly does a SFF-8087 to 4x connection work + RAID/connection questions?

DamainmanPlease let me know if my question does not makes any sense as I am not sure if I am interpreting it correctly from my thoughts due to my lack of technical knowledge on this. If I am using a motherboard which has a connection for a SFF-8087 to 4x cable such as this SFF-8087 to 4x SATA connection...

@JoelESalas we're on about 8 I think, using NFS rather than iSCSI because the vendor sales team screwed the spec
@Andrew How's that
@Andrew yessss?
@JoelESalas the project team thought we were hooking in a bunch of physical machines rather than P2Ving everything
01:09
@Andrew How does that change the spec
"NetApp Release 8.1.1 7-Mode"
@JoelESalas they said "oh, Linux, that supports NFS, we'll set the whole thing up as NFS then"
hauehauheuaheauheauhea
(which ESX is fine with, and we're fine with, but that was one of the reasons for not using iSCSI - possibly there are others around dedup too)
however, it does mean we have an NFS network which we could theoretically use to access our SAN from outside the vSphere stack. which we haven't used, but the potential is there at least.
@JoelESalas NFSv4 is also ten years old, so there should be a few appliances supporting it by now...
@ewwhite I feel a canonical question coming on
01:15
whyso?
@Andrew Your mom's a canonical question
@ewwhite because it's a good answer to a "SCSI, SATA, SAS, WTF?"
@JoelESalas Oh, and if you haven't yet read The UNIX-HATERS Handbook, you should do that.
@MichaelHampton Oh yes I love that
@Andrew Ah... we have a lot of that info scattered about
01:18
@ewwhite How do I see the RAM info for a BL460c G6?
@JoelESalas Take the lid off
@JoelESalas Keep in mind that it's terribly dated, and occasionally completely wrong. But its chapter on NFS does pretty accurately describe the state of things prior to NFSv4.
@JoelESalas dmidecode -t 17 | awk '( /Size/ && $2 ~ /^[0-9]+$/ ) { x+=$2 } END{ print "\t" "Installed Ram: " x "MB"}'
heh... but if you have the agents installed... hpasmcli is good
01:22
@ewwhite Soon
don't tell me that there aren't any HP agents installed.
@ewwhite Ok, I won't
It's like not running vmware tools
you lose a lot of info.
who says we run VMware tools?
that's a bad practice, too.
01:24
you know what VM tools I like? ONES BUILT INTO THE KERNEL
virt-what
@JoelESalas You like your processors never entering a low power state when idle?
(or has that been fixed)
@MDMarra (I don't know probably)
@MDMarra I thought that was Hyper-V.
You fools! Take advantage of the fact that you have hardware that has agents.
In Supermicro-land, there's no such thing.
01:26
@ewwhite I'll get it into puppet, right now my main adversary is Xen
ipmitool!
@MichaelHampton It definitely happened on VMware without Tools installed on Linux guests. I'd imagine the same would happen on Hyper-V without the integration tools there too.
@MDMarra On KVM there's no power saving to begin with so there
I was impressed as hell when VMWare tools was able to perform a auto/silent update on our Debian VMs.
@ewwhite I heard you can get plugin IPMI cards or whatever...
(though our vSphere stack is HPs, so that's OK)
01:27
We have IPMI on super micro, but the utilities and management are not well-integrated
"Yo, I heard you like building servers by hand, so here's an OOB management card you have to pop in yourself"
If you people knew what I went through last night...
@MDMarra not as crazy as my plan to wire an arduino into the SPI or whatever on a RAID card that ESX didn't support
@ewwhite Too much Buffalo Wild Wings?
Happens to the best of us
s/ESX/ESXi/g :-/
01:28
@MDMarra A Hadoop server failure.
@Andrew Good thing @ewwhite has all of the LSI chip fab docs
@MDMarra I deleted them to make room for my personal Brazzers collection.
@ewwhite Don't you mean "offsite backup"?
I met with my linux team today...
We're going to start doing OS updates now.
@ewwhite You weren't before?
01:31
@ewwhite On a schedule?
@ShaneMadden Nah.
@MDMarra All servers should have flames on them
@MichaelHampton I'm pushing it to our client services people... so that we negotiate it per-client. The HIPAA sites have totally different requirements and paperwork needed for updates... but for some other sites, we'll be able to do an opt-in or opt-out arrangement.
@ShaneMadden You'd be surprised how few issues you bump into when you run yum update -y with no repos enabled. It's the best way to update!
01:33
@MDMarra Haha, this is true.
Never had a patch window break anything that way!
02:24
@MDMarra What black magic is this? How did you know that? HOW DID YOU KNOW?!?
Ya'll really don't ever get off SF chat do you
I just popped in because I opened my computer to start ripping a dvd. I'm about to go fold laundry and drink wine.
First time I ever logged in from home..
@Travis Nope
@Travis I work from home, so... no.
03:05
If we have a better canonical question for "How do I not get my mail labeled as spam?" than serverfault.com/questions/48428/… someone let me know.
(alternatively if anyone wants to write a more comprehensive answer, or a canonical target, free rep!)
@voretaq7 I might give it a shot, that answer sucks and really doesn't deserve 31 upvotes...
@MichaelHampton yeah, the other question I linked to actually has slightly better answers
@voretaq7 True, but the problem there is half the answer is in the question.
I'm not opposed to a brand new CW target with a comprehensive fucking-subnets-how-do-they-work style answer
Will I rep cap three days in a row from it?
03:10
(which means no reps, but we have a better resource and I can change the banner on the "old" CW target to send people to the new one)
splattne's still a mod?
@MichaelHampton well there's really no rule that says a post that's intended to be a canonical target has to be CW :-P
@ScottPack yup
diamonds are forever (or until the sheer volume of stupid makes you want to kill someone and you light your diamond on fire)
@voretaq7 Is he still active? I don't feel like I've seen his name for a very long time.
not "active" active, but he handles a few flags a month at least.
Sometimes more than I do :-x
The best moderators are those you never notice... sneaking up behind you with a garrote.
03:12
@MichaelHampton Normally the mods make the "intentional canonical targets" CW because we're the ones making them and it just seems wrong to rep whore off them
'cuz they get dropped in here and ZOMG UPBOATS
@voretaq7 How is that wrong?
If it's a good Q&A, then why the hell not?
This is how I feel any time I see a chance for free rep.
@ScottPack it's not, really - I do it more to avoid "the appearance of impropriety"
@voretaq7 Like your face. Got it.
I guess I better write it before the election ends, then.
My face is very proper.
(It's the rest of me that's totally obscene and scandalous)
@voretaq7 I dunno...I've seen your face...
@ScottPack only in pictures
I'm much more horrifying in person
I mean, like right now, you seriously need to shave. You're looking rather dirty.
03:15
That's not stubble.
@ScottPack ...I did shave! (my goatee was getting lopsided so I drastically reduced its size and scope)
@MichaelHampton THAT'S NO LADY!
@MichaelHampton Because of "Road to Wellville" I can't help but hear any sentence beginning with "That's not" in Kellogg's voice.
Another great work order I just saw come over our system; this is from a company that installs solar panels on peoples houses: "We attended job [WORKORDER] but we have installed a 5kw solar system on the wrong house. We installed on #23, should have installed on #21. Need to un-install system from #21 and move to #23" - what.the.fuck.
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@MarkHenderson Fired.
03:19
I swear, where do they find these idiots?
@MarkHenderson The local bar.... right after Last Call?
@voretaq7 I reckon!
Thank god these businesses aren't mine :p
These are the ones who couldn't get up to run away from the recruiter?
@voretaq7 haha, more like they were dole bludgers and the government said "get a job before we take away your entitlements"
@MarkHenderson I know a time when the foreclosure lockdown crew had the wrong address.
03:21
@ScottPack That's bad
My wife was the office manager of the Realtor who was dealing with it.
We got the heads up that a company we sub-leased from was going into liquidation so we rushed around collecting all our shit to get it off the premesis before the receivers arrived. Made it with about 5 minutes to spare; first thing they did was lock the doors to stop any more equipment from leaving
@ScottPack theoretically that's a liiiiittle easier to correct than "Yeah, we climbed on your roof, sunk big anchor bolts into the rafters, and installed a large solar cell cluster. Then we hacked into your power lines and installed a grid link and a transfer switch..."
@MarkHenderson Yeah. Those guys show up like a repo man. Swoop in, replace all the locks, put up signs, shut off utilities, throw down their smoke bombs and disappear all in 5 minutes or less.
anyone suggest a decent multipage TIFF viewer since Office dumped MODI?
03:23
@voretaq7 Oh, it's definitely easier and cheaper to correct. It's all the other problems that make it exciting.
I also have a collegue from another company who found our that their entire DC was going into liquidation - companies lost about $10M worth of equipment that they had colocated. He got his out with 2 days to spare (this was in Malaysia, I don't think you'd get away with that here)
Windows 7 Photo Viewer doesn't display thumbnail previews of different pages :(
@ScottPack Sue the bank!
@MarkHenderson it happens in the US
@voretaq7 The official response I see on the job is "See if they will accept a 75% discount on the system - this is cheaper than removing it"
datacenters get forclosed and the companies responsible don't let you take the shit out until you start throwing lawyers at them
@MarkHenderson Not surprising.
How the fuck does that work though - how do you install the whole system (including grid links) without the owner knowing?
or is this new construction?
03:25
@voretaq7 Nobody was home, electricity boxes are on the outside of the house...
Don't really know
@MarkHenderson . . . but.... butbut....
It might have been a new development where nobody had moved in yet; they do a lot of those jobs (there's no mention of if this is an old hosue or a development)
WTF?
I could see if it was a new development
that's....still bad
but at least there's a reasonable "It's a newly built house, the owner requested it, we're not expecting anyone to be home"
@voretaq7 I'd say that's likely
And if there's no numbers on the houses they have to look at those little signs at the front of the block
My first version omitting certain details sounded better
@MarkHenderson indeed. I'm starring it.
03:34
So. I know I put tonic in this gin. I just can't find it.
@ScottPack does it matter? I mean you still have the gin...
@voretaq7 It's a pretty tasty gin too. Strongly flavou?red but not burny.
@voretaq7 Hm. Distilled no more than 13 miles from my door as well, using corn from our preferred grains farmer and spice blend recommended by an awesome guy who's a county commissioner. Nice story to go with a nice gin.
@ScottPack so that means I can't get it
bastard
Probably not.
@voretaq7 Too bad you're so far away. We host a 10 day beer festival too. The idea is to showcase Ohio breweries, of which there are gobs, and most of which produce pretty good brew.
04:01
We drive over this bridge about once a month, on shopping trips to the US:
Oy vey!
Ha. Google Maps is already showing me driving directions that avoid that bridge.
@Ward There are no good alternate routes through there either; that's going to be a nightmare for years.
I wonder if the rest of the bridge is still ok. With any luck they'll be able to rebuild that one section and move on.
They'll have to build some temporary ramps, but the other bridge just to the east is newer and just as wide. We go over that one all the time on the way from Costco to Walmart... (or to the cheap but ok buffet...)
04:25
> See, I use a single ISC dhcp server (well, actually a pair, but for all intents and purposes...) for all of our 26 locations. The routers that establish the ipsec vpns do dhcp forwarding.
That's... not normal, is it?!
I dunno, I think that sounds totally fine. I mean, he's got a pair, what more resiliency do you want?!?
@ScottPack Rather than putting DHCP servers at each remote site, he's NATting the DHCP responses back to a central network. That stinks to me; if the VPN goes down you lose DHCP
And also he fucked up his firewall rules in the central office and ended up giving remote sites the wrong IP addresses
@MarkHenderson You're supposed to put straw men in the fields to scare away crows.
2nd one is understandable, but I would be very nervous not having a local DHCP at each client site
I've seen too many VPNs go offline for too long to be comfortable with that
/me is being smarmy
04:35
@Ward Yeah, but once you start running all the I-5 traffic right through both towns, which that does, then you're looking at a traffic snarl that lasts pretty much continuously until they open a new bridge.
04:53
@MikeyB that's... not good. PHP caches too much OS-level stuff.
You guys want to see some CRAZY SHIT? Look at the upgrade instructions Bitnami released for their Discourse VM images: wiki.bitnami.com/Applications/…
@JoelESalas @MDMarra @JourneymanGeek I'd eat Kale for Breakfast. themeaningofpie.com/2011/09/kale-salad-with-lemon-and-parmesan

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