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pseudorandom name posted:then there's just AAC, H.264, that other MPEG4 profile nobody uses anymore since H.264 exists, VC-1, WMA, and whatever is coming next like H.265 aac/wma dont matter imo
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Progressive JPEG posted:aac/wma dont matter imo AAC matters if you want to watch a H.264 video that reminds me, add AC-3 to the list
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Aug 16, 2014 17:23
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lmao if your videos arent each a directory of jpegs
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Aug 16, 2014 17:28
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Mr Dog posted:debian has debootstrap which owns a whole heck of a lot imo for fedora/centos use febootstrap it is a clone of debootstrap written in ocaml or something equally weird
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Aug 16, 2014 17:31
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Symbolic Butt posted:wait how do you do stuff in your servers then prefect posted:the answer is ansible/chef/puppet/something like that
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Aug 16, 2014 17:32
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IPvSH6T posted:yeah just let me use puppet to run tcpdump debugs im sure that will work great if your emergencies are such common situations you worry about which interactive shells are installed on a server, you have bigger problems than the tcpdump
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Aug 16, 2014 17:33
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yeah lemme just pretend my personal server is Google's network of datacenters because I am that much of an epic sperg also death to software patents
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Aug 16, 2014 17:49
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:if your emergencies are such common situations you worry about which interactive shells are installed on a server, you have bigger problems than the tcpdump you are soooooooo dduuuuuuuummmmmmmbbbbbbb
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Mr Dog posted:yeah lemme just pretend my personal server is Google's network of datacenters because I am that much of an epic sperg
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Aug 16, 2014 19:06
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Mr Dog posted:yeah lemme just pretend my personal server is Google's network of datacenters because I am that much of an epic sperg you're right if you only have one server then cfg management is only useful and not truly essential the google-scale problems won't hit you until you have two servers
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Aug 16, 2014 19:21
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pram posted:you are soooooooo dduuuuuuuummmmmmmbbbbbbb you are sooo iiiincapable ooffffff pooooosting aaaaaanything meaningful
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:you are sooo iiiincapable ooffffff pooooosting aaaaaanything meaningful dsyp!!!
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Aug 16, 2014 19:41
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:you are sooo iiiincapable ooffffff pooooosting aaaaaanything meaningful saying you can deploy anything more complex than a database and webserver with no maintenance is not meaningful. you dont know poo poo ur loving dumb as hell stop posting
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Aug 16, 2014 22:57
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dont pay anyone to manage ur JD Edwards or SAP installation lol, just hire notorious bsd he'll throw it up on amazon and puppet it in a 'jiff
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:you are sooo iiiincapable ooffffff pooooosting aaaaaanything meaningful 
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pram posted:saying you can deploy anything more complex than a database and webserver with no maintenance is not meaningful. you dont know poo poo ur loving dumb as hell stop posting ya lol even on paas u need people doing maintenance
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Aug 16, 2014 23:06
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pram posted:dont pay anyone to manage ur JD Edwards or SAP installation lol, just hire notorious bsd he'll throw it up on amazon and puppet it in a 'jiff lol at doing a new deployment of sap or jde in-house in 2014 sap and oracle will both happily relieve you of that burden
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Aug 17, 2014 18:01
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please relieve yourself from the burden of life
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Aug 17, 2014 18:05
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humans touching servers is bad and you should avoid permitting it whenever/wherever possible. this means having cfg management, remote execution frameworks, and automated deployment. i agree that you are probably not gonna put sap in your self-service catalog on vcac, but holy poo poo don't let idiot CJs go stand everything up by hand just because it's hard to automate
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Aug 17, 2014 18:06
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hey bro most application deployments arent disposable autoscale instances on amazon and they wont be for a long time. if you have networking equipment, servers, hypervisors, operating systems, you still need a monkey to log in for reactive maintenance so stfu
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Aug 17, 2014 18:16
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pram posted:if you have networking equipment, servers, hypervisors, operating systems, you still need a monkey to log in for reactive maintenance so stfu i don't doubt it. but monkeys break things. the fewer and simpler monkey interventions you have, the more robust your infrastructure is.
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Aug 17, 2014 18:25
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twenty years out, systems administration is a job that pays $9/hour just like fixing laptops it will never go away, but it will be systematically de-skilled and removed from as many procedures as possible
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Aug 17, 2014 18:27
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wish you'd systematically remove your posting from as many threads as possible
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Aug 17, 2014 19:09
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:twenty years out, systems administration is a job that pays $9/hour just like fixing laptops what's the difference between sysadmins and any other it job also who fixes the master servers, keeps ~the cloud~ from falling over etc.
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:i don't doubt it. but monkeys break things. im gonna be every angry punctuation item itp (in this post)
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Forums Terrorist posted:what's the difference between sysadmins and any other it job non-IT people ask "what's the difference between software developers and any other IT job" sysadmins are the guys who usually configure infrastructure by hand. currently they are the ones expected to troubleshoot problems, potentially in-depth. that part of the job is going to fall away Forums Terrorist posted:also who fixes the master servers, keeps ~the cloud~ from falling over etc. fewer, more highly-skilled professionals. lots fewer. you already see job postings for "devops" and "cloud architects" and poo poo, and those are the people building/maintaining modern infrastructure. (them, plus an army of poorly paid workers who actually touch the equipment) Notorious b.s.d. fucked around with this message at 20:08 on Aug 17, 2014 |
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i googled "systems administrator job description" and wikipedia had this very helpful image this smirking bastard will either specialize in new skills, or end up being paid $9 an hour to continue futz about in datacenters (with most of his decision-making power removed) judging by the sorry state of his cabling, the monkey career path might be the natural one 
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:non-IT people ask "what's the difference between software developers and any other IT job" you should think about what happened in hardware
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Forums Terrorist posted:you should think about what happened in hardware what happened in hardware?
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is mir cancelled yet
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Progressive JPEG posted:is mir cancelled yet Nope, and it will likely never be. Most of the main developers are trying to convince corporate to just use Wayland instead, to no success.
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Progressive JPEG posted:is mir cancelled yet it fell out of the sky a decade ago
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Suspicious Dish posted:Nope, and it will likely never be. Most of the main developers are trying to convince corporate to just use Wayland instead, to no success. lmao So why exactly is corporate pushing Mir again?
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Aug 18, 2014 11:24
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Saving face probably
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Malcolm XML posted:lmao It's how they make money. "Whoa, isn't this cool? Want this on your phone? It's GPLv3, so you can't do it without violating the TiVo-ization clause, but we own the copyright so we might be able to make a special exception... *cha-ching sound effect*" It turns out that after you do that once, vendors catch on, and the answer to "Want this on your phone?" is "No."
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I thought ubuntu phone was dead after that kickstarter or whatever it was, where everyone responded "we don't want that, wtf"
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Flex funding is a magical thing.
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pram posted:hey bro most application deployments arent disposable autoscale instances on amazon and they wont be for a long time. yeah that's a problem with the application, not my butt
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A phone that plugs into a docking station to become a desktop is actually pretty ownage, I just don't want Ubuntu to be the ones doing it (I mean it's better than msft doing it but still)
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Mr Dog posted:A phone that plugs into a docking station to become a desktop is actually pretty ownage, I just don't want Ubuntu to be the ones doing it  You're gonna like my new job then.
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