up_the_irons: if you're close by to http://www.intelligentsiacoffee.com/locations/view/Silver+Lake+Coffeebar
or http://www.intelligentsiacoffee.com/venice-coffeebar
I highly suggest
dbgi: coil: I'm not sure what you mean by "reverse auth".  My side is scripted, so it is set up like everyone else (which are working).  I'm pretty sure your setup is wrong somewhere
ballen: not that close to that place
ah oh well
they're out of Chicago, quite good coffee
 i think i've been there
sigh... I need to live in a city
oh freenode
what would i do w/o your splits
heavysixer: you're up early
up_the_irons: didn't sleep
fucking facebook client
hah
jesus
this is the last facebook app i do
there are too many unknowns
things i can't control yet are somehow my responsibility
up_the_irons: do you have internet explorer 7?
heavysixer: do you know who you're talking to? ;)
heavysixer: or, is that a serious question?:)
it was but i'm tired
forget it
haha
i need to get my studio back up and running so i can have my test pc up
remember I'm on my thinkpad w/ Linux
testing in an emulated browser sucks.
heavysixer: what happened to your studio?  thought you finished it
i finished it but didn't furnish it
ah ok
i have a 14 foot custom desk being delivered this week
so everything is taken apart right now
heavysixer: i c
up_the_irons: what do you charge for 1GB FreeBSD vm's?
could cut back on bandwidth quite a bit
...
whups
ballen: 1GB of what?
Irons: He wants 1GB of disk space  hehehehehehe
RAM
basically same specs as the current deal, with 1G of RAM
and two of them
ballen: there's a 1G'er here: http://arpnetworks.com/vps
and this would be a gov't purchase
$30
gov't?  oh boy
;)
;-)
my team is pretty fed up with current situation
and getting ready to move
current situation?
i c
you work for the gov't?  oh is this the los alamos thingy?
current culture and retarded'ness regarding foriegn national's VPN access
yes
foreign national VPN access, interesting
[FBI]: off
ballen: roger that, makes sense
don't colo, go VPS :D
heh
we have this new hardware that'll likely be unused though
ah , i c
is the price for colo you quoted me generally consistent to the market price ?
what do you mean?
wondering if you knew how consitent colo prices were in the market
consistent*
ballen: they are pretty consistent, i mean they don't fluctuate much anymore
k
up_the_irons: are you peered or connected closely to es.net
ballen_: one of my peers gives me their route; not directed connected peer though
that'll due
ARPNet -> Trit -> ES.net
Es.net -> LANL
ballen_: gimme an IP in LANL, i wanna trace it
maxed out my download speed for my local LAN connection with your 100mb.bin
w00t
192.65.95.1
thats our border
at least for one of networks
i should note we probably have the best bandwidth in the country coming into that place
brb gonna try the download on a gig connection
it won't go faster, the 100mb.bin is on a 100mbps link
btw, the route 192.65.95.0/24 doesn't transit es.net from my view; it goes: ARPNet -> Mzima (transit) -> ES.net -> LANL
ES.net does not appear to propagate it to Trit, or Trit isn't giving it to me
they appear to have an open peering policy (cool), but are not on a peering network that i'm connected to
ah
oh well
es.net is our ISP so good enough
damn network that has gig is actually slower
anywho fast enough
LOL
the network that has gig has much more firewalling and such
ah
and prolly some crazy ass IPS
and brb again
heh..DNS is hairier than I expected
like wooly mammoth hairy or just big foot hairy
ballen: guess it depends on how much one knows about it :) To me its wooly mammoth atm
although I do manage a few DNS zone files
heh
Its quite easy to work with a system thats already setup
much harder to actually set it up
imo :)
true
hi
hi
hi
hi
we ballen tonight?
har har
hehe :)