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Barnyard Protein posted:lol if you can't tell thats a sun type 5. it's at least a type 5, the type 4 didn't have a function row above the main area if I weren't already using an Apple Extended Keyboard II with each Mac, I'd probably get a type 6 or 7 USB Keyboard with UNIX layout
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eschaton posted:it's at least a type 5, the type 4 didn't have a function row above the main area it's probably a type 6 or newer since it has the euro key on it. the type 5 went out of production in 1997 and the euro didn't enter use until 1999.
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Soricidus posted:gently caress caps lock, the worst and most useless key ever invented clean your loving desk, it's gross 
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Soricidus posted:my favourite sun key is Com- eschaton posted:despite having rubber dome switches, the feel on my Sun Type 5 with UNIX layout is really nice rubber domes can be done well good rubber domes are expensive rubber dome keyboards usually aren't expensive spot the problem (and buy topre)
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I CANNOT EJACULATE WITHOUT SEEING NATIVE AMERICANS BRUTALISED!
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b0red posted:where can i buy an open source office chair https://www.opendesk.cc/
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the benches and shelves look like they'll be tolerable to use in an office the chairs not so much so quintessential open sores
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$300 for a pre-made chair made of plywood, $3-8k for a small office's worth of furniture, and I bet you have to put it together yourself too. it's like ikea for neckbeardy hipsters
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Kazinsal posted:it's ikea for neckbeardy hipsters correct
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Kazinsal posted:$300 for a pre-made chair made of plywood, $3-8k for a small office's worth of furniture, and I bet you have to put it together yourself too. it's like ikea for neckbeardy hipsters lol at that price you could get herman miller stuff.
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yeah thats like an eames lounger and a good standing desk
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eschaton posted:if I weren't already using an Apple Extended Keyboard II with each Mac, I'd probably get a type 6 or 7 USB Keyboard with UNIX layout the usb keyboards are just as mushy and terrible as the type 5
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where can i find the emacs version of a bed edit: i need a king size. and not because i have a woman in my life, i am just really that fat
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:the usb keyboards are just as mushy and terrible as the type 5 they're nice and quiet in operation, have correct keys, and are easy to acquire. those are my criteria, ymmv 
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debian is loving dumb and they make a package build-conflict with itself for some godawful who knows what reason https://anonscm.debian.org/viewvc/pkg-gnome/desktop/unstable/glib-networking/debian/control?revision=46557&view=markup
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Suspicious Dish posted:debian is loving dumb and they make a package build-conflict with itself for some godawful who knows what reason not made or intended to be an actual product for users so i don't see the problem
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Suspicious Dish posted:debian is loving dumb and they make a package build-conflict with itself for some godawful who knows what reason They added that build-conflict back in 2011 because glib-networking wouldn't build successfully while it itself was already installed so I'm pretty sure the fuckup is u In other words broken clock opsec posted:hahaha gently caress no VAGENDA OF MANOCIDE fucked around with this message at 09:25 on Jan 23, 2016 |
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broken clock opsec posted:They added that build-conflict back in 2011 because theyre amateurs cobbling together a literal pile of poo poo
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got a surprise USB Sun Type 6 UNIX keyboard at Halted this afternoon will Ubuntu 15.10 actually treat the meta keys properly? in this context "properly" means "the same as Solaris with Open Look, not the abomination that is CDE"
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eschaton posted:got a surprise USB Sun Type 6 UNIX keyboard at Halted this afternoon Xorg comes with xkb definitions for type5/type6/type7, so the translation from key code to logical key will work just fine after you tell Xorg you have a sun keyboard what ubuntu's dumbass desktop will do with a meta key input, i can't tell you
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Soricidus posted:gently caress caps lock, the worst and most useless key ever invented ACTUALLY ITS THE BEST CRUISE CONTROL FOR COOL
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computer toucher posted:ACTUALLY ITS THE BEST
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bought myself a sick rackmount server to host some virtual machinez, figured i'd get into the habit of using configuration management while i was at it. spent a weekend using ansible to automate my computer touching. now i've got a fully documented and audited (in a git repo) process for bringing up a totally configured application server vm in like a minute flat ty for the tip notorious bsd
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why the gently caress do you have a physical server in your house
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mishaq posted:why the gently caress do you have a physical server in your house and a rack
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Mr Dog posted:oh, but then i went and upgraded the ilo firmware like a goddamn retard and apparently that causes it to lose the "ilo advanced pack" license key that the server came with also i think hp cuts you off from driver/firmware updates once your warranty expires now so good job picking the shittier server vendor edit: http://www.zdnet.com/article/hp-to-begin-charging-for-firmware-updates-and-service-packs-for-servers/ lol
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mishaq posted:why the gently caress do you have a physical server in your house whoever said it's going in my house
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Mr Dog posted:bought myself a sick rackmount server to host some virtual machinez, figured i'd get into the habit of using configuration management while i was at it. yeah but you had to write it in yaml because lol ansible
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Mr Dog posted:oh, but then i went and upgraded the ilo firmware like a goddamn retard and apparently that causes it to lose the "ilo advanced pack" license key that the server came with you should still be able to use serial over ipmi
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Mr Dog posted:bought myself a sick rackmount server to host some virtual machinez, figured i'd get into the habit of using configuration management while i was at it. Notorious b.s.d. posted:yeah but you had to write it in yaml because lol ansible beats writing puppet dsl garbage
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ahmeni posted:beats writing puppet dsl garbage classic wrongpinion
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Mr Dog posted:bought myself a sick rackmount server to host some virtual machinez, figured i'd get into the habit of using configuration management while i was at it. wtf nbsd doesnt advocate ansible you moron thats me
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