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[09:48] <m0unds> in ABQ, originally from CO though
[09:49] <m0unds> not a big fan of games on mobile devices, but xcom enemy unknown on android is pretty awesome
[11:34] <H4ns> hi.  is this the channel for the arpnetworks hosting provider?  does the service still exist?
[11:35] <H4ns> i wonder because i ordered a vps on saturday, received an email that i would have my vps in 24 hours, and nothing happened since then.  also, no reply to email to support@
[11:42] <ant> H4ns: arpnetworks still exists. provisioning vps' is a manual process and can take longer on weekends. also ticket turnaround time is usually 24-48 hours
[11:42] <H4ns> ant: ah.  ok.  is 24-48 hours also the turnaround time for trouble tickets?
[11:43] <ant> H4ns: yeah there is no distinction. but if stuff breaks badly up_the_irons is paged or something and reacts more quickly ;)
[11:44] <H4ns> ant: ok.  well, then i'll wait for the provisioning.  if the email had said that it may take a few days, i'd not be dissatisfied in the first place :)
[11:45] <ant> H4ns: yeah, maybe up_the_irons should note that it might take longer on weekends ;)
[12:00] <up_the_irons> H4ns: i processed the weekend order queue last night; pm me your email and i'll look up your account, see why you didn't get a welcome email
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[17:19] <staticsafe> http://www.reddit.com/r/Planetside/comments/2ftnv9/some_say_vanu_have_the_best_raves_seems_the_nc/ckcpzsz
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[19:16] <mnathani> whats the big deal about ARM processors?
[19:16] <mnathani> will they ever become mainstream for datacenter servers etc?
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[19:44] <brycec> Hard to see widespread adoption when 90% of "users" just want to throw a cheap server at a problem and don't care abut the solution itself.
[19:44] <brycec> (users in quotes because I'm talking about the user of the server, not end-users)
[19:44] <brycec> Same goes for MIPS stuff like the Loongson/octeon
[19:45] <brycec> Sparc saw some widespread usaage for awhile. As did MIPS come to think of it.
[19:45] <brycec> *usage
[20:01] <staticsafe> MIPS are common in home routers
[20:31] <mnathani> Raspberry Pi is Arm isnt it?
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[22:33] <pyvpx> octeon seems neat but I don't understand where it is supposed to fit on the price/performance spectrum
[22:34] <pyvpx> I think ARP networks needs a table at EuroBSDcon this year...;)
[22:40] <brycec> Octeon is targeted at router/nas-type applications, with built-in accelerators/features for it.
[22:40] <brycec> Plus it's non-American, which is a big PLUS for the Chinese et al.
[22:43] <pyvpx> yeah, dlink has their lower end chips in a few NAS models
[22:43] <pyvpx> is the power/perf at that size/price all that great?
[22:44] * pyvpx should probably look into it more
[22:48] <brycec> I don't know that it's "great" but it's quite respectable from what I understand