infrared: yes, that's my nagios
wierd to see "mississauga" in an irc chat. you from there jdoe?
wow. canadians up in hurrr
also, it's snowing up here. skateboarding is a lil'tricky in it
Barrie here. Well, originally. San Diego at the moment (until I can find a job in Barrie...)
or GTA area
I guess "GTA area" is redundant
yes.
much like PIN number
hah indeed
ATM machine
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZsYrOYe9qrc
hilarious.
up_the_irons: hey, we finally finished migrating to the new server
4 months later... lol
RandalSchwartz: just listened to your CentOS floss weekly.  Like you,  I'm mostly a FreeBSD guy.  but I started working for a company in january that is 99% CentOS.   while it's not my "cup of tea" personally,  I still find it to be a pretty solid and robust distro.  very impressive.
so,  thanks for that interview/show.  it was pretty informative, even for someone who actually uses it on a daily basis.
haha.
yeah, I have to say being forced into using it has really improved my opinion of it. I thought it was hateful, things actually work pretty well...
I do wish we were on a single version though (or that there was a hope in hell of moving to 6... want xfs. want newer kernel.)
jdoe: Hmm?
jdoe: 6 should be out in 4-6 weeks.
though,  I usually avoid "dot zero" releases of any software in production.
6 what?
CentOS
..
Unfortunately I've had to suffer centos :(
I'm guessing you didn't scroll up and read my comments?
I'm a 15 year BSD admin.  generally dispise linux.    started a job about a year ago that is mostly centos for servers..  I'm slowly getting to the point where I actually don't mind it
still prefer freebsd, of course.  but..  I don't consider it to be "suffering with CentOS" anymore.
Linux has come a long way.
indeed.  we were just talking about tis the other day.  I stopped uing linux around the time slackware announced the huge version jump in it's next release.   something like 4.x to 7.x
so,  late 90's
jpalmer: Actually I did read your comments
I just wanted to add my own :P
http://techcrunch.com/2010/11/20/whoa-google-thats-a-pretty-big-security-hole/