What Are You Doing Right Now
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@Minion-Queen said:
Roads seem good here, not on them or going anywhere but traffic is moving well.
Normally they are pretty decent... but it looks like our plow drivers were caught with their pants down. Normally I see two on my way into work this morning I didn't see any and the roads were in bad shape. Although I am leaving 30 minutes earlier then I did last winter so that may have something to do with it.
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@coliver said:
@Minion-Queen said:
Roads seem good here, not on them or going anywhere but traffic is moving well.
Normally they are pretty decent... but it looks like our plow drivers were caught with their pants down. Normally I see two on my way into work this morning I didn't see any and the roads were in bad shape. Although I am leaving 30 minutes earlier then I did last winter so that may have something to do with it.
Roads were fine here this morning. The people driving on them were not... My 35 minute drive turned into over an hour thanks to everyone going 30mph. It's winter, I get it, I left 15 minutes earlier than normal and arrived at the office 10 minutes latter than I should. People are so much fun to work with that I decided inanimate idiot-savants were the easier.
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You would think people had never seen snow around here every time it snows. Sigh... people are dumb
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Conference calls galore today.
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in a nut shell what is XO I've seen mentioned a few times??
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@hobbit666 said:
in a nut shell what is XO I've seen mentioned a few times??
Web based management for XenServer.
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@hobbit666 said:
in a nut shell what is XO I've seen mentioned a few times??
Xen Orchestra, a massively cool, fully free, open source XenServer management layer.
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@scottalanmiller said:
@hobbit666 said:
in a nut shell what is XO I've seen mentioned a few times??
Xen Orchestra, a massively cool, fully free, open source XenServer management layer.
might go see if I can find a spare server
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Best in a VM.
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I'm trying to find a program that was talked about on here for use of backing linux machines up to amazon cloud drive. I tried searching for it but... Maybe @dafyre mentioned it I can't remember.
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@coliver said:
I'm trying to find a program that was talked about on here for use of backing linux machines up to amazon cloud drive. I tried searching for it but... Maybe @dafyre mentioned it I can't remember.
this thread maybe? http://mangolassi.it/topic/6670/backups-for-linux
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Morning Mangoes, I miss anything fun?
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Morning @MattSpeller! I am so buried in conference calls I have no idea.
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While I would love a job in Tokyo, I highly suspect an unsolicited Skype contact would be offering one. My name is very public, along with valid email addresses.
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Back in the office after a week and a bit off sick. Got mobbed with broken junk, boss is on the phone yelling at stupid people and I'm sitting here with a big grin.
I missed this place and these people. Probably you too.
Clearly I've gone soft in the head. Excuse me while I return to fixing broken junk.
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@coliver said:
I'm trying to find a program that was talked about on here for use of backing linux machines up to amazon cloud drive. I tried searching for it but... Maybe @dafyre mentioned it I can't remember.
It was @dafyre here is the link to his post http://mangolassi.it/topic/6871/server4you-review/71 and a link to the actual app https://github.com/yadayada/acd_cli
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@JaredBusch I might've jumped at the offer, you never know with these companies now a days....
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Plus a signing fee of $50,000 would sweeten the deal...
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@coliver said:
@coliver said:
I'm trying to find a program that was talked about on here for use of backing linux machines up to amazon cloud drive. I tried searching for it but... Maybe @dafyre mentioned it I can't remember.
It was @dafyre here is the link to his post http://mangolassi.it/topic/6871/server4you-review/71 and a link to the actual app https://github.com/yadayada/acd_cli
That's just for mounting the Amazon Cloud Drive. You still need some software to actually do the backing up. However, depending on where you are backing up from, this could be similar to CrashPlan, etc, in that if you don't have a good outgoing internet connection, your backups could take days / weeks / months.
