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Guest55120 [13:44] *** Guest55120 is now known as easymac [13:45] *** easymac is now known as Guest155 [14:45] *** Guest155 is now known as easymac [14:46] *** easymac is now known as Guest24690 [15:08] *** Guest24690 has quit IRC (Quit: leaving) [15:33] *** Guest88809 has quit IRC (Remote host closed the connection) [15:41] *** ThalinVien has joined #arpnetworks [16:07] *** ThalinVien has quit IRC (Read error: Connection reset by peer) [17:00] lol, awesome: http://www.nosupportlinuxhosting.com/ [17:00] love it how they dis on noobs [17:00] O_o [17:07] it makes me think it'll host dodgy sites for some reaosn [17:08] i'm skeptical about cheap things [17:09] yeah [17:30] I laugh at domains with "privacy guard" registration, but the SWIP record is fully filled out. [17:32] Wow! up_the_irons, how come ARP doesn't compete with this? :^) "No Support VPS Hosting ignores the support questions and passes the savings on to you! For only $15 per month, each Virtual Private Server includes 8 CPUs, 2GB of RAM (burstable to 4GB), and 100GB of fast RAID10 storage in additional to full root access to the VPS and your choice of Linux operating system." [17:32] Also 5TB b/w [17:32] cuz i have to make a living ;) [17:33] What's the biggest expense? bandwidth? [17:34] Maybe if you moved to Iowa like NoSupport*Hosting, you could keep makign a living. [17:34] I would think hosting (DC) rental would be the highest monthly cost. [17:34] http://nosupportvpshosting.com/serverdetails.php [17:34] the nosupport guy sure likes taking pictures [17:34] gizmoguy_: To be fair, as a customer I love pictures. [17:35] I know I personally only buy VPSs from hosting providers who take pictures of them ejecting hard drives from their hotswap caddies :) [17:35] So... you're not an ARP customer? :D [17:35] http://nosupportvpshosting.com/serverpictures/boxofram.jpg [17:35] that's a nice pict though [17:35] i'll allow that one [17:37] If I were to hazard a guess, I'd say this guy works at/for the DC and gets discounted space/bandwidth. Of course he has a day job and values his life, so NoSupport is born. He brings in a bit of money on the side, sounds like a win. [17:38] some of these companies operate at a loss [17:38] to get customers [17:38] to sell customers. [17:38] are those fbdimms [17:38] looks like it [17:38] pc2-5300f [17:38] which arp is using on their old gear i suppose [17:39] Sell them to whom? [17:39] Perhaps. Definitely feels like a one-man show, and he probably enjoys what he does. So why not make a bit of money at it. [17:39] it does seem strange to do that on new stuff though [17:39] CaZe: data center space is highest expense [17:39] ^ Yes, I'm right! :D [17:39] up_the_irons: 3, 4, or 5 digits/month? [17:40] ok that strange [17:40] *** NiTeMaRe has quit IRC (Read error: Connection reset by peer) [17:40] that ram looked like ram for older servers [17:40] than what they say they use [17:40] mercutio: maybe it's old pics? [17:40] could be [17:40] I would guess 5 digits. Somewhere between $10,000 to $99,999 [17:40] for what mnathani ? [17:41] data center space [17:41] in response to brycec [17:41] <-- [17:41] i'd guess betweeen $3500 and $8500/month [17:41] I feel like low-5's is probable [17:41] my gawd i wish it was $3500 ;) [17:41] heh [17:42] how many racks do you have? [17:42] 5 [17:42] oh [17:42] it's a 160 sq ft cage [17:42] then yeh not 3500 [17:42] with a LOT of power [17:42] :/ [17:42] but power isn't space [17:42] so isn't included in that number :) [17:43] but yeah i expect it over $3500 for that [17:43] space should include power and cooling [17:43] lol, he has 10 Gbps ports on those bad boys [17:43] mnathani: not really [17:43] (LOL at the thought of BYO cooling) [17:43] power often includes cooling [17:43] but as far as space goes... if you buy more space than you need at first, so you can grow easily.. you'll use a lot less power [17:43] only passive cooling on the 5600's, hmm.. that'd make me uncomfortable [17:44] one chassis fan goes out, and they are toast [17:44] I'd like to try and get by without power, and see what they do about cooling. [17:44] (i did experiments on that, see my flickr) [17:44] and then for every bit of new hardware you have more customers, so that balances out the power cost [17:44] @log_search flickr.com [17:44] 2 results found. Here's #2 Nov 14, 2013 12:22:25 to those who don't have a dedicated server, this is what you're missing: http://www.flickr.com/photos/51184165@N00/10859162004/in/set-72157631847234896/ [17:44] @log_search trout [17:44] 2 results found. Here's #2 Dec 05, 2013 16:01:33 Netrouting is pretty good too [17:44] Send the heat through the tubes. [17:45] http://www.flickr.com/photos/51184165@N00/sets/72157631847234896/ [17:45] It's all defective... None of the blinky-lights are blinking. [17:45] oh man, those 2 post aluminium racks are a fail [17:46] you have a nice camera [17:46] the hardware is kind of unexcitingly predictable [17:46] not that that's a problem [17:47] See folks, ARP wasn't so different from NoSupport :P http://www.flickr.com/photos/51184165@N00/sets/72157594539917540/ [17:47] wtf [17:47] http://www.flickr.com/photos/51184165@N00/367782983/in/set-72157594539917540 [17:47] Flickr photo: "Death of a Server Room, D-Day" by garrydolley [17:48] that's not a dc right [17:48] oh it's a home one [17:48] lol @ the calculus text [17:48] and uhh [17:48] are those computers strapped in [17:49] this is in los angeles right? [17:49] Looks like Stewart. [17:49] even for semi-serious want to be earthquake ready :) [17:50] Only one of those racks is attached to a wall...haha [17:50] it might be attached to the floor [17:50] I don't see any bolt holes in the floor. And still, should be both. [17:51] not really [17:51] floor alone is fine normally [17:51] the computers are more liekly to move than the cabinet [17:51] Not in an Earthquake :P [17:51] true, true. [17:51] * mercutio has been in earthquakes [17:51] * brycec was raised in CA too [17:51] heh [17:51] i'm not from CA [17:51] but sitll.. [17:52] the idea oof being near windoiws freaks me out a little now [17:52] cos they tend to explode in an earthquake [17:52] *** RandalSchwartz has joined #arpnetworks [17:53] http://www0.alibris-static.com/isbn/9780534218287.gif [17:53] heh "Project: A bug tracking system that integrates with sendbug(1) and doesn't suck dead bunnies through bent straws." Go OpenBSD [17:54] "Expected results: A bug tracking system that integrates with sendbug(1) and only drives half the developers batsh**t crazy (with the other half willing to use it) would be a resounding success." [17:54] actually that's probably not that much of a problem [17:55] (Source, btw http://www.openbsdfoundation.org/gsoc2014.html) [17:56] openbsd is removing root for X [17:56] finally, with intel and ati video [18:04] mercutio: that was an office DC, class A building. a bit better than home :) [18:05] ahh ok [18:05] brycec: mercutio : i've actually never seen racks attached to a wall, even in all the data centers i've been in nowadays [18:05] neither have i actually [18:06] up_the_irons: what about the rack on the right in those old pics? Isn't it attached? [18:06] we had all our racks bolted to the floor [18:06] brycec: we had one rack attached to the wall, yeah [18:06] you you HAVE seen racks attached to a wall :P [18:06] i mean OTHER racks ;) [18:07] As far as DC's go, the ones I've seen have either been cabinets or the two-posts were bolted to the floor and to one another. In offices/closets, I've seen bolted to the floor and/or attached to the wall by a cable raceway/ladder. [18:08] yeah [18:08] what happens if the floor fractures [18:08] mercutio: the "nice camera" belongs to a photographer friend of mine. he took the shots that look "pro" [18:08] up_the_irons: some kind of dslr camera? [18:09] yes, canon full frame [18:09] (Oh and in one instance, neither bolted nor mounted to the wall. But it was leaning against the wall by the cable ladder) [18:09] it's unusual for dc pictures :) [18:09] you can see it in the Exif info [18:09] mercutio: Do floors do that, fracture? [18:09] brycec: i don't know [18:09] normal floors can [18:09] but you need reinforced floors for a datacentre [18:10] I dare say a floor is more likely to fracture when they have a couple of bolts drilled in to them, and then strain on those. [18:10] i wonder how thick the floors are normally [18:10] Indeed a DC floor has to support a much higher density than typical floors. [18:10] they're usually concrete? [18:11] Under the raised flooring? Yeah. Most construction these days seems to be concrete. [18:11] and concrete doesn't really flex. [18:11] but i don't know what it would do [18:15] apparently raised floors are worse in an earthquake [18:41] hah, sun pizzabox in the burbank one [18:43] one of my sparc stations! [18:43] it ran DNS [18:44] i still have it in the garage ;) [18:44] haha, awesome [19:38] stick openbsd on it! [19:45] *** kevr has quit IRC (Quit: ZNC - http://znc.in) [19:50] *** kevr has joined #arpnetworks [19:51] how can I tell if kvm virtualization is supported on my compaq presario laptop running centos? [20:11] grep "svm\|vmx" /proc/cpuinfo [20:12] I guess not. Its a pretty old laptop: flags : fpu vme de pse tsc msr pae mce cx8 apic sep mtrr pge mca cmov pat pse36 clflush mmx fxsr sse sse2 syscall nx mmxext lm 3dnowext 3dnow up [20:13] solj: thanks [20:13] "compaq" [20:13] Yeah, pretty old. [20:13] I know, they dont make them any more [20:14] *** anisfarhana has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 240 seconds) [20:17] *** anis has joined #arpnetworks [20:32] *** kevr has quit IRC (Quit: ZNC - http://znc.in) [20:54] *** kevr has joined #arpnetworks [21:06] *** exm has joined #arpnetworks [21:16] *** mike-burns has quit IRC (Read error: Connection reset by peer) [21:16] is something wrong? [21:17] *** mike-burns has joined #arpnetworks [21:17] ? [21:17] *** ChanServ sets mode: +o mike-burns [21:17] just lost connectivity for a second on v6 [21:17] spider sense tingling or something? [21:17] *** RandalSchwartz has quit IRC (Ping timeout: 244 seconds) [21:17] while i was in nano [21:17] not me [21:17] haha [21:17] coincidentally, my buddy's ircd just took a dump [21:18] and two people in here timed out or something [21:18] maybe some routes only [21:18] yeah [21:31] *** exm has quit IRC (Quit: WeeChat 0.4.3) [21:36] hahaha "3dnow" mnathani [21:39] haha, to be fair, most AMD cpus have that instruction set [21:40] still? When are they going to run out of bits... [21:40] * brycec just realized he doesn't have a single AMD box newer than an Athlon64 [21:40] haha [21:40] i'm on one right now [21:41] i suppose i could boot into LUNIX right quick [21:42] or just virtualize like they did in the olden days [21:43] ye olde virtualization [21:43] i rarely if ever boot my linux partition. i'm just too lazy to wipe the disk. [21:44] http://pastebin.com/NH1ypeFQ [21:45] the opteron in my server has more 3dnow instructions than this one, hahaha [21:47] 3dnao [22:19] beefy [22:57] Anyone think there is any value to buying this product? http://packetpushers.net/f5-drops-lab-ve-price-to-95/ [23:11] Nope! But then, it's not aimed at me. [23:56] up_the_irons: I take it current / existing customers don't qualify for any promotional pricing / discounts: http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=1352151