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<0> hrrrm...
<1> fredk: short on space ?
<2> someone mentioned something about ffmpeg2ogg on a mailing list i'm on
<2> that might help you out
<3> i would ***ume most of the video editing suites could combine video and audio
<4> whitecap, nope, it seems the raid controller was set to "direct" on write policyu
<4> -u
<4> no caching
<4> I can see how that is bad :)
<5> loather-work: i'll look into that, thanks
<4> its still funky on iowait
<2> motin: good luck :)
<1> fredk: easy fix
<6> http://www.boners.com/grub/797052.html (SFW)
<4> is it? well, the caching is
<1> that was what i meant
<7> well, time to check for smelly things upstairs :P
<8> Lion-O: by god don't get him pregnant
<9> hahaahah atompngn
<4> I hate LSI controllers, they're a nightmare to configure
<4> ahh much better
<0> Emerson!!!
<4> moo
<4> hehe
<9> hey whitecap http://airbrushshoppe.getmyip.com/images/cosmicdoctor.jpg
<1> TenBaseT: your's ?
<9> LOL no
<1> TenBaseT: just about scary
<9> I figured that if you were high you werent at work
<9> so I could inflict that on you with no warning
<1> heheh
<1> if i'm here i'm not at work. haven't got osX to play nice with my sshd
<1> TenBaseT: being a painter with all sorts of ventalation i can bowl at work np too. =-)
<9> lol
<10> i hate hotels that don't provide wireles.s thankfully i've brought my own access point. :P
<4> Strider-, hehe, alot of hotels dont provide wireless
<9> what kind of painter are you? like a wall painter or like a studio painter?
<11> TenBaseT: i think he painted your cosmic doctor
<9> hahahha
<10> fredk: that's why I keep an airport express base station and an 8' ethernet cord in my laptop
<10> so what to eat here in Houston
<6> Strider: so if you have an ethernet cord, why do you need the AP?
<10> atompngn: because I don't like being tied to where they put the plug
<10> I'd rather compute from my bed
<6> I usually just take a long cable with me.
<10> atompngn: the airport express is the size of your average computer power supply, so i'd rather just do that.
<10> it weighs less than and is more compact than a suitably long ethernet cable. :P
<10> hey tsokolat
<12> hiya Strider-!
<6> Strider: S'pose you must be running on battery then. Since you don't want to be tied down.
<10> well, I owell, right now i'm on the wall wart.
<10> but realistically, I tend to switch between the two, and the long data cable is jus tmore of a pita than plugging in the access point and having it just work(tm)
<10> the Airport Express is a great little AP
<12> Strider-: you flew from BC or Seattle?
<10> tsokolat: Seattle.. wound up driving down with my roommate, late at night
<12> ahh. i think it's cheaper to fly from Seattle than from BC
<10> yeah, I saved the company almost $800 by doing that
<12> oh wow! that's big savings!
<12> If I decide to go to the Philippines, I will fly from BC, taking the direct flight.
<10> heh
<10> yvr is the gateway to the asia-pacific
<10> ok.. I need something to eat.
<13> tsokolat>>> are you from the phils?
<12> hexed: are you?
<1> tsokolat: problems or just a visit ?
<1> tsokolat: good evening btw
<12> g'evening whitecap
<14> hey tsokolat
<12> whitecap: don't mean to ignore you, i'm listening to the Pres. speech
<12> Emerson
<15> there's something to listen to there?
<1> tsokolat: 'salright. i've chose to ignore all the hype, have xm radio on atm
<14> tsokolat: you mean "if we pull out now, the bogey man is gonna get us" speach?
<1> drinking game time ?
<14> s/speach/speech
<1> i should cue up farenhiet 9-11
<16> whitecap: seen "loose change"?
<1> double shot every time he tries to say nuclear
<1> jgaddis: sure haven't
<16> whitecap: it's on google video, i believe. very good conspiracy movie, similar to fahr. 9/11
<16> whitecap: give it a watch sometime when you have two hours or so to kill
<1> jgaddis: noted, will do
<17> LOL http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6304447980554417691
<18> bloop
<4> hah, thats funky
<4> 300 questions/second on mysql and a load of...0.00
<0> nice machine...
<4> that cant be right, lemme check the questions
<0> and nicely tuned
<4> lets see
<4> actually, 140 q/sec right now
<4> though, its barely touching the load meter
<1> nice
<16> bah, mysql
<4> 2 x Xeon 5160
<1> jgaddis: get some big iron and run oracle ?
<16> when it gets multimaster replication, transactions and triggers i'll go back to it
<16> whitecap: we have oracle for our critical stuff, but i usually use postgres
<4> jgaddis, so hows postgres multimaster replication these days? ;)
<16> i never said it had it
<4> hehe
<4> seriously though, mysql is nice for what its designed to do. Be a simple database.
<16> *nod*
<16> the thing is, though, that damn near everything is written for mysql nowadays
<16> mysql-only, that is
<4> a guy I know in the hosting business provides postgres and mysql
<4> guess what, 99,999% use mysql..heh
<16> there's crap that i have to use mysql for, when i'd much rather use pg
<16> triggers and transactions and such should be done server-side. with mysql, you have to add additional code to check that everything was successful and, if not, manually "roll it back"
<4> Hmmm, I like the Xeon 5160's
<16> that can be a pita lots of times
<16> there's one thing i use pgsql for where there are about 65k operations in a single transaction. i can't imagine trying to track all that and undo it all if one operation fails
<4> jgaddis, mysql provides transactions though
<16> i think they do in 5.x now, right?
<4> jgaddis, they did in 41
<4> 4.1
<16> ahh, wasn't aware of that
<16> last i used it, mysql didn't support them yet
<16> and they still dont do triggers and stored procs. afaik (both of which i use extensively)
<4> let me say though, I'm not enough of an sql geek to know if theres a certain a transaction should work. basically what it does is not commit if a statement within the transaction fails.
<4> +way
<16> yeah, that's basically it
<4> it does that just fine
<16> start a transaction, do all your operations, commit it when finished. if any one operation fails, the whole thing stops and is rolled back
<4> yep
<15> log _everything_
<4> you cant do anything resembling financial work without that
<16> right
<4> logging everything is viable for some scenarios
<16> and triggers rock as well
<4> havent done much with triggers
<4> s/much/anything/
<19> hello
<4> but, if its resembling its name I can guess what it does ;)
<18> commitment control
<4> you guys know what the idea behind intel virtualization technology is?
<4> I mean, they were already doing vmware right? :P
<1> jgaddis: have a link to the unix admin job ?
<18> ok, that was ****ed up.
<0> fredk: don't know the details, but it's the same as what AMD is doing with the Pacifia chips... adding virtualization hooks to the hardware so that Xen can run un-patched kernels.
<0> job?
<0> somebody say job?
<4> Ka-bar, so its more of a seperation thing+
<0> yeah, adds additional memory management hooks, for the most part, to keep the kernels in the various VMs from stomping on each other. Without the HW support, kernels running on Xen need to be patched to be VM aware.
<4> sure, makes sense
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