jayofdoom

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by jayofdoom 8y ago
A concrete example: a company might offer two ways of doing things: - an "old way", which is more expensive, but more easily understood by sales and gives them more commission because it's base price is more expensive - a &qu
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by jayofdoom 8y ago
ConEmu solves this problem really well. I use it on almost every windows machine I have.
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by jayofdoom 9y ago
If you look at the eclipse at all without glasses, you will cause permanent eye damage. It's worse than looking directly at a sun NOT during an eclipse. Don't do what you suggest. Seriously.
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by jayofdoom 10y ago
Actually, archive.org has a copyright exemption from the Library of Congress for certain stuff (of which I think this falls into). http://archive.org/about/dmca.php
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by jayofdoom 10y ago
Thanks :). Glad to hear you liked the product.
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by jayofdoom 10y ago
There is a third group -- which I would place myself in. I feel a strong responsibility to an environment I work in; but I also have a need for a disconnect and work/life balance. I absolutely am not ok with people in group #2, but I t
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by jayofdoom 10y ago
Probably worth noting as well how many software products OpenBSD has contributed back to the overall free software world; things like OpenSSH, (edit: NOT OpenSSL), a more secure ntpd and inetd. Even if you don't run OpenBSD, you benefi
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by jayofdoom 12y ago
If it can do it for normal Rackspace Cloud instances, it can do it for OnMetal instances.
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OnMetal Performance In Early Benchmarks(rackspace.com)
64 points by jayofdoom 12y ago|38 comments
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by jayofdoom 12y ago
The ramdisk stuff is pretty cool. There's a generic howto on how to do this with CoreOS here: https://coreos.com/docs/running-coreos/bare-metal/booting-wi... -- look under "Adding a Custom OEM"
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by jayofdoom 12y ago
For the network, you're getting 2x 10Gbit connections, configured in an HA-Bond, and plugged into a real switch. There's no current dependency on a virtual networking layer.
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by jayofdoom 12y ago
Honestly? Using 512GB of ram is pretty hard. I learned during some of this that you can actually get tmpfs to be CPU limited if you try to write to it too quickly.
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by jayofdoom 12y ago
As we talk about here: http://developer.rackspace.com/blog/how-we-run-ironic-and-yo... , each instance is provisioned with redundant 10Gbit network links with minimal network over-provisioning in each cab.
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by jayofdoom 12y ago
I would say if you're running applications in the cloud, you should ship your logs and forgo logging them on disk. Or setup an awesome ES+Logstash cluster using IO nodes :). You should've left off the last paragraph; I assumed you
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by jayofdoom 12y ago
Here's the blog post, as promised: http://developer.rackspace.com/blog/how-we-run-ironic-and-yo...
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by jayofdoom 12y ago
1) I don't think prices have been announced yet. 2) They do have 32GB SATADOMs, but these are intended for boot media and configuration only. They are not intended for anything more than boot media. Think something like an SD Card in a
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by jayofdoom 12y ago
I'm using CoreOS to pxe an image to provision bare metal as part of Openstack Ironic. Check it out here: http://git.openstack.org/cgit/openstack/ironic-python-agent/...