welcome to the south
aka "hotlanta" :)
although I'm inside, and destined to stay that way. :)
why?
if I go outside, I'll have to go back through security to get back
no "outside" places within security
ah yes
stupid airports with no windows
plenty of windows
none of them open
miami airport has a nice outside smoking garden, it's kind of cool
RandalSchwartz: sorry, i meant no opening windows
there *might* be an open air area at ATL
but I think I've been here enough to have noticed. :)
never liked that airport
customs are not so nice :(
You can smoke in the ATL airport
I fly there to visit family in Alabama at least  twice a year
in some special booth?
phlux: yea, but it's not open air, right
the alaska terminal at LAX used to allow smoking in their open-air atrium
no more
damn PC people :)
RandalSchwartz: 2 hours east of you in augusta
2 hours walking?
by car?
ha
fliht?
car
ahh car
I'm sitting right above a gate that's currently empty but likely to fill in a few minutes
thinking about livestreaming the lifecycle of a plane at a gate
delta?
ok -it's live
ustre.am/p0
flash?
Wild.
lol, ustream is wild
cd $food
lol
if (!WORK) sleep(9999999);
man, i wish arpnetworks were my home ISP :( you should consider that ;o
that was fun
sadly, the plane that just pulled in is parked there for the night
no more activity
and off we go
going to try out mailroute.info
hmmmmm interesting, must look at them too
although, my VM seems rock solid so I don't see much reason to try them
I don't understand how mailroute.info works
Do you add them as an MX record?
phlux: kind of like the postini service Google Apps offers from what I can see
phlux: you set your MX records to mailroute.info's, and they forward e-mails to your server
aye
as a result, your server would nolonger be an MX record, because that'd defeat the whole purpose
I wonder how much that slows things down?
finally went with a wildcard SSL cert from godaddy.  now i can protect all of *.arpnetworks.com without paying $50 a pop (they used to be $29, wth?)