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plett: mercutio, brycec: ESX before 4.1 was very much Linux with vmware's hypervisor bolted alongside it. They got told that distributing that was a GPL violation, so they launched ESXi which has no Linux parts in it
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jpalmer: <u>brycec</u>: nathani I stopped using YNAB because I kinda just sucked at noting all my expenses. I buy a pack of gum, I have to document that in YNAB. I let a friend borrow $10 for lunch, I have to document that.. it worked well, for the couple months that I remembered to do all of the work. but I just didn't have the time/patience/energy to continue doing it.
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brycec: Also apparently a user of YNAB - qbit
qbit: want to be, my bank dun sync with it
<br> makes it a pita
brycec: oh heh, sorry you mentioned and I thought that meant... Anyways.
<br> (To be clear, /me is not a user of ynab.)
nathani: Syslog on my ESXi box: 2016-12-14T21:51:01Z smartd: [warn] t10.ATA_____ST3160023AS_________________________________________5MT1K2NP: above TEMPERATURE threshold (38 > 0)
<br> do I need more cooling / perhaps another fan?
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sjackso: That looks like it's complaining that the temp exceeds 0
<br> in any event, 38 is a pretty reasonable temp for most parts
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brycec: I agree with sjackso. And while 38 (I assume C) is a bit warm for a drive, it's perfectly serviceable.
<br> (My home NAS, most of the drives are between 38 and 42 and that's just a room-temperature room...)
<br> (Correction: my drives are between 36 and 47, mostly 42-45. Stupid winter heating.)
sjackso: Just mount your server ahead of the heating intake! (But behind the thermostat)
mjp__: 38c is not that hot though? (for PC parts)
BryceBot: That's what she said!!
mjp__: thats only 1c hotter than human core temp :)
mercutio: 15k sas drives often will run a lot hotter than that
sjackso: hm, I never thought about that
<br> but I guess I do recall seeing cooling fins on photos of them
mercutio: ssds run cooler too
brycec: And quieter
<br> And faster :p
mercutio: i'm surprised hard-disks didn't go 2.5" in a bigger way
<br> like more desktops switching to 2.5"
<br> and 2tb etc normal drives being more common in 2.5"
<br> but the laptop drives often use a bit less power than the desktop drives
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mercutio: i'm really curious what this public ntp pool order of magnitude traffic increase is
<br> no-one seems to know yet
nathani: <u>mercutio</u>: where are you observing this traffic increase?
mercutio: nanog, and nznog
<br> i have no personal experience
<br> it just popped up today
<br> <u>Re</u>: Recent NTP pool traffic increase
<br> that'sthe subject on nanog
<br> bbl
nathani: vim isnt highlighting search terms for me
<br> I have :set hlsearch configured
<br> nvm vi and vim are 2 separate programs on my machine
mercutio: is vi nvi?
nathani: nvi?
mercutio: uhh i'm not even sure which vi i have
<br> it says ancient unix ports