why, freenode, why?
:(
what's wrong mhoran ?
Oh, freenode.
ah
You're up late!
wut
this is early for me? :)
Heh.
I have no idea what time it is there. I'm confused enough as it is. In Japan at the moment.
well, beginning of the month, always a busy time with billing, etc...
I guess it's ... 2am?
ah cool, JP!
yup 2:36AM PST
This is a pretty interesting timezone to be in, actually.
Pretty practical for international business.
o'rly?
nice
But, I'm on vacation (and between jobs) so I can't say I'm talking from experience. Seems to be working for mike-burns, who's here with me, though.
random tip: I've been doing a lot of node.js coding lately.  I just found this today and am finding it useful: http://javascript.crockford.com/code.html
That's useful.
mhoran: say hi to Mike for me
He says hello.
:)
mike-burns: LOL cool
I've been traveling time zones a bunch lately (EST -> CEST -> CST -> JST -> [tomorrow] EST -> CEST), and through this I've realized: the trick is to sleep whenever you can, however you can.
Not much of a trick, sadly.
hah
I do that normally...
Hah, quite true.
mhoran: it's interesting as long as you never need to depend on someone in a north american timezone. When I was dealing with .jp colleagues, basically anything had a 1 day rtt.
evhan: welcome to #arpnetworks (i don't believe I've seen your nick around here before)
up_the_irons - did you see http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6540
"this document advises
that IPv6 support is no longer considered optional"
rfc6541 - "no really guys, we'll hold our breaths until you implement it"
heh
up_the_irons: Heyo, cheers -- I'm the punk who keeps asking for media changes :D
jdoe: Yeah, I just worked with India for a year, so I know how that is.
RandalSchwartz: no, i did not see that yet, tnx for the link
RandalSchwartz: not sure it will have much effect...  sometimes i work with people and they act like IPv6 is something foreign, or still 10 years away
evhan: :)
this one is interesting too: http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6204
it mentions dhcpv6... I thought that was dead in the water?
yeah, me 2..
dead? we talk about it in school...
or was that dns for ipv6...
see how well i pay attention in class :P
hmm
nope, seems isc dhcpd does dhcpv6 now
don't always trust isc...
dhcpv6 probably only exists b/c ppl are used to dhcp..  but in v6, it really isn't needed