What Are You Doing Right Now
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Setting up the installs for a MSSQL cluster
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Torrentially down pouring here right now.
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Small 30 player ArmA coop mission. A 60 player game is planned for the next weekend.
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@nadnerB pequin peppers are very long season, be patient. And they're hotter than you expect, but so tasty.
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Taking a lab break. TV break!
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@RojoLoco said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@nadnerB pequin peppers are very long season, be patient. And they're hotter than you expect, but so tasty.
I originally saw this as penguin poppers.
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I experienced one of the high points of my life earlier... Watching a woman in her 30s, in a pink sparkly thrift store prom dress and unicorn mask, jumping on a trampoline.
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Heading to bed. Going to play a little Minecraft from bed with the kids and read a few chapters of a Nancy Drew novel before passing out.
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Worked more on the bed today but still not finished yet. Now out to eat with the family.
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@RojoLoco said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@nadnerB pequin peppers are very long season, be patient. And they're hotter than you expect, but so tasty.
Thanks, I've only had the pequin since December when it was a bot more than a seedling. Mrs nadnerB gave it to me for Christmas
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The black pearls take their time to mature. I think its about two or three months from memory. -
Good morning from the rainy isle.
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Sneaking in some video game time.
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Doing some lab work. The CentOS-VM below runs on top of Hyper-V Server 2016 which runs in a Windows 10 Hyper-V VM. Nested virtualization can be great for lab purposes.
Remember: Windows 10 Hyper-V is nothing but a type 1 hypervisor. When you activate the Hyper-V role and reboot your PC, your "host OS" will be started inside a VM and serves as the management OS. That's called dom0 in Xen for example.
Without Hyper-V # With Hyper-V role role installed # installed & nested # virtualization ------------------- # ------------------- Hardware # Hardware ------------------- # ------------------- | # | v # v ------------------- # ------------------- Host OS (Win10) # Hypervisor -------------+ ------------------- # ------------------- | | # | | v # v v ------------------- # ------------------- ------------------- Application # "Host VM" (dom0) VM lab-hv-1 ------------------- # ------------------- ------------------- # | | # v v # ------------------- ------------------- # "Host-OS" (Win10) Hypervisor -------------+ # ------------------- ------------------- | # | | | # v v v # ------------------- ------------------- ------------------- # Application Nested Host-VM Nested VM # ------------------- ------------------- ------------------- # | | # v v # ------------------- ------------------- # Nested Host-OS CentOS # Hyper-V Server 2016 # ------------------- ------------------- # | | # v v # ------------------- ------------------- # Application Application # ------------------- -------------------
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Ate lunch, fed the kids, making coffee.
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About to do the dishes... maybe procrastinating ... slightly....
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Finished my Bind role for Ansible. Now I don't need to back up my DNS server any more.
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Wondering if there is ever really a legitimate use of the term JBOD......
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@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Wondering if there is ever really a legitimate use of the term JBOD......
That guy is clueless. Took that many post to just figure out it is for backups.
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@Texkonc said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Wondering if there is ever really a legitimate use of the term JBOD......
That guy is clueless. Took that many post to just figure out it is for backups.
Yeah, but in other cases, people say JBOD a lot and it means something different to everyone. I can't really think of any circumstance where I've actually wanted to use it or felt that it conveyed something useful. I'm not sure that the term should even exist.
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@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@Texkonc said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Wondering if there is ever really a legitimate use of the term JBOD......
That guy is clueless. Took that many post to just figure out it is for backups.
Yeah, but in other cases, people say JBOD a lot and it means something different to everyone. I can't really think of any circumstance where I've actually wanted to use it or felt that it conveyed something useful. I'm not sure that the term should even exist.
Can you tell my give two f** is gone? I guess it is time for cafinee or bed....
