jpalmer: ah cool, tnx!
this is a very good mirror: rsync://openbsd.mirrorcatalogs.com/pub/OpenBSD/
1 Gbps, fetches over peering network (only like 5 hops away)
nice
up_the_irons: what are your most common OS's for clients?  openbsd, freebsd,   is netbsd up there?   debian?  ubuntu?
jpalmer: freebsd is pretty popular, then a big mix of ubuntu, deb, centos
ok,  I'll get links for ubuntu and deb
jpalmer: only like 2 netbsd VMs ;)  but that is b/c before 5.1.2, it didn't work in KVM/QEMU
and still, in 5.1.2, you have to jump through hoops
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Rsyncmirror
jpalmer: thanks!!
http://www.debian.org/mirror/ftpmirror
"An Ubuntu Server with ample storage (400+ Gigs) "
ignore the URL saying ftp..  they have rsync examples too.
LOL, i have underestimated my storage requirements for this project... ;)
400+!
well, there is nohing saying you have to be a mirror for all of these projects.
a FreeBSD mirror is also very large
If you intend to become a public mirror,  I'd focus on doing it for project that determine the fastest mirror one way or another..  like centos.  it checks all of the "close" mirrors to see which is fastest.  since yours will be a local link, all of your centos users will automatically get it, when it's live.
freebsd does that too,  IIRC
[FBI]: off
i hate the slowness of software raid...  but hey, it's cheap
i already maxed my original 1TB
up_the_irons: hba = host bust adapter. an external raid card.
something like this. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16816103095
except that is a bad example
ryk: yeah I use those to attach to our crappy DELL filers :/
segv: really, that crappy card?
yeah, I ordered replacements haha
ryk: what's a _good_ example? ;)
that was just the first thing that turned up in google, but i am looking at LSI SAS external like this one - http://www.provantage.com/lsi-logic-lsi00300~BLSIG0N2.htm
anybody? how you consider openbsd at platform development?
What do you want to do with it?
things like Asymmetric Multi Processing
No idea, to be honest.
mike-burns: are you use openbsd?
Not on my VPS, but I use it sometimes.
are you programming in?
hon: qbit_ and lteo might be able to help you. they both develop on openbsd but not SMP, afaik
Yes, but I must warn that I'm not an OS programmer.
thanks ryk:
i know very little about SMP :)
are you programming in openbsd lteo:
hon: yes
no kernel stuff though
how you consider openbsd like platform development?
depends on what you're trying to build with it ;)
^
works fantastical for nodejs apps :D
to make improvments in SMP, kernel drivers for 10G nics
I'm not saying you can't do that in OpenBSD, but I typically hear about that stuff being done in NetBSD.
hon: in general i find openbsd's drivers / kernel code very easy to understand
I don't do anything with them :P - but i can read the code and understand what is going on
i think toddf would be a better person to ask ;)
^
im learning alot from openbsd than linux
oh wow didn't even realize toddf was in here
those openbsd guys are everywhere!
lill ninjas
aww ;)
etherealsounds: welcome :)
up_the_irons: yo yo
qbit_: you're running nodejs apps on openbsd?
ryk: toddf has been in this chan almost longer than me ;)
ryk: interesting cards, btw.  What enclosure would you use to house the drives though?
my gawd, i have just passed the 100 open tabs in firefox mark...  i think i'm going to hell now
up_the_irons: yep
qbit_: runs fast? :)
does
have chrome ?
browser
if so - go to http://qbit.io/  <---- will kill your ff session if yo go to it
websocket app runnon on openbsd
i have chrome, lemme see...
holy.fuck.
ha
vi keys too!
ya
:D
qbit_: that's really awesome
thanks :)
i love it that the other dots are other ppl
that's nuts
https://github.com/qbit/blog <--- cod for it
nice!
qbit_: you can kill computers with that thing.  my CPU temp is now 88 C ;)
it's literally dangerous
lol
ouch
88C
Good lord
My new Lenovo hasn't gone above 44C
Which still seems hot, but I guess it is normal
It sure doesn't feel like 111F blowing out of the vent
Surprising because it is an AMD 2.5
phlux: 44C is quite low IMO
phlux: my Thinkpad T61 is a tank.. i think i hit 99C once watching some video in full screen.  it's still ticking!
Thinkapds are amazing.
mhoran: Amen.
<3 mine
totally want an x1
also - my cr48 is pretty rad
<3 this little guy
i should not - it runs openbsd :D
chromeos is not so hot
qbit_: I'm looking at the x1,  and the x220 myself.
I bought a ThinkPad Edge on woot for $330
best laptop I've owned so far.
my edge died after 2 year
s
Got it brand new for that price. The 15" one.
it overheated -.-
milki: That sucks
milki: Did it always have heat issues? Mine is doing pretty amazing with temperature so far.
now if i could just rebond those chips back to the motherboard
the fan just up and stopped spinning
Ah
That's when it is time for a cooling pad
and from overheating, the chips on the board unbonded
if i cant rebond the chips, cooling wont help -.-
However, if I get 2 years out of a $330.00 laptop, I'll be very happy.
Nah, I know it won't now.
i didnt know the fan stopped working until i took it apart -.-
Ah
i got an L series this time
should be more rugged than edge
Aye
ya .. totally lookin at the x220 as well
up_the_irons 99c? thats nothin on some of the apple product's highest. ive seen some ~130c
wat
srs?
mmhmm
back when apple thought a whole tube of TIM does its best.
when a grain of rice does the trick