https://twitter.com/arpnetworks/status/460727337286254592
TWITTER: FreeBSD 10.0 is now available to order (Mon Apr 28 10:28:51 +0000 2014, retweeted 1 times)
w00t
staticsafe: lol
http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/query-pr.cgi?pr=usb/118098  Why is it this bug hasn't even been reviewed in 7 years?
At this point, they could probably review it and mark it as outdated, not relevant.  LOL
\q`\4~1~0\
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=57882
still exists in firefox today
up_the_irons: ping
pong
xD
acf_: that one doesn't really suprise me.   The more I use firefox,  the less I think it's a decent piece of software.
I still think OpenVZ has no place in a re-sold VPS world, at least in general
But holy balls can I stuff a crapload of containers on one host
brycec: how many ya packin' in there?
I've got 8 on that little host and they make barely a dent. I could shove another 50 no problem, by the looks of it. (If I had another 50 to shove on it...)
(Intel i3-540, 4GB RAM)
(Compared to KVM machines, which max around 10 on that system depending on specs)
s/4G/3G/
<brycec> (Intel i3-540, 3GB RAM)
ah
brycec: no no, those were our network upgrades this morning... ;)
brycec: #justgooglethings
up_the_irons: you forgot to mention that all 120 PB/s was IPv6
it was IPv7 actually
IPX because IPv6 is too mainstream
awwfuck,  you're one of THOSE guys eh..  "Not enough space in ipv6!"
"everyone gets a subnet that contains the entire ipv6 space inside it!"
bgp routers come with base models at 2tb RAM
haha
hahahaha
brycec: had an RRD glitch on a monitoring box last week that freaked out coworkers
showed we maxed out our VSS links on our 6500s
OMG M0UNDS DID YOU SEE THIS BLIP? HOW DID THIS HAPPEN?
s/VSS/VSL
<m0unds> showed we maxed out our VSL links on our 6500s
lol
At least yours was apparently reasonable
Mine was effing petabytes/second... I don't think there's anything capable of that (yet)