SF if fucking cold
The weather has been miserable every time I've been to SF.
i was to sf once. nice sunny day, warm, no fog. in the middle of march 2012. must have been really lucky
where can a midwest family of 5 move to in CA and not have heart attacks over the cost of living?
oh and never see snow?
yesterday temp here? 7F/-13C
this is getting old
spent new years eve shoveling my ROOF
oh and 2400sq ft of house for $150k
that ought to do it
(per month probably)
I hear Spain is cheap and warm.
heh
mikeputnam: Does it have to be CA? Or you just looking for someplace warmer?
i do like san jose/SF area, but no CA not required
los angeles seems nice and temperate
Just a bit east is Arizona. Far cheaper, less congested, and no earthquakes (or other natural disasters)
source: I'm sitting here now
brycec: yeah, but no hockey teams!
kraigu: ? Phoenix Coyotes
not that hockey is very big in the US anyways
brycec: er
oh, right. duh.
it was Atlanta who relocated.
We've had plenty of strikes and such, but the team is still here (for now)
I understand it's mostly Canadian ex-pats who attend the games.
heh
hmm.
#%!$ing openbsd
hm.
mikeputnam: 2400 sq ft of house for 150K is a dream in SoCal.  I don't think that would be possible anywhere around Los Angeles.
yawn
morning up_the_irons
up_the_irons: ;)
mornin'!
up_the_irons: i did something stupid
actually, just turned 'noon
do you know that when you tell your host to mount an iso for you, you should be _really really sure_ you gave them the right one?
yep
i gave you a 5.2 snapshot iso, and today when i went to install shit
nothing worked
that's why i make people give me the url :)
and i was like AAGGH WHY
so this
< dr_jkl> #%!$ing openbsd
and my support request
saw that :)
are related
lol
i'm about to head out..  do u want a quick iso change?
dr_jkl: ^^
yes
i made a ticket
k
dr_jkl: done
thx
go go gadget reinstall
:)
im tempted to replace FreeBSD with Gentoo on mine heh
i used a snapshot of openbsd before
i wonder why openbsd's partition scheme is the way it is
I left the default OpenBSD iso as it is.
with 20 gig disks it means some of those partitions are awful small
i tend to just make a / mount
If I ever blow away the boot loader again, I can just run the installer for any iso, just past the point where it installs the bootloader.
that sounds painful staticsafe
(after formatting, before unpacking the sets)
brycec: not really, i run Gentoo on my desktop at home
You could also just use the installer shell to fetch any bsd.rd image.
dr_jkl: you don't have to partition it the suggested way
dr_jkl: most hard-disks are /way/ bigger than they need to be these days
even ssds are bigger than 20gig
on my vm i just have / and swap too
staticsafe: I've had really, really terrible experiences running Gentoo in production environments (which I kindof assume VPS' are)
Much as I <3 rolling release (I'm an Arch guy at home), it doesn't work well when it comes to "don't break shit"
I've got / and /home. No swap.
(I only have 7 GB)
i have / and swap
i was going to have it rebuilt by now but i had to go into the dc for $dayjob lol
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can you guys share a man about insides of freebsd for this evening? am bored :(
hmm?
I can share man pages, sure
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mikeputnam -= 5;
up_the_irons: You around?
what time is the D-root name server IPv6 address change expected today?
mnathani: ipv6 is staying the same, ipv4 address is changing. No time given. http://d.root-servers.org/renumber.html
brycec: right, the ipv4 address is changing