IRC log for #utah on 20110815

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18:35.58jalbretsenWhat the Mozilla?  No version number?  Ugh.
18:36.21JoshHya
18:36.51JoshHoh well, at least there are other decent browsers these days
18:36.59jalbretsenI swear the announcements for Firefox get more and more aggravating every day
18:37.38jalbretsenNext we'll hear that Oracle is buying Mozilla.
18:38.28eightyeight?
18:38.30JoshHya, it's sad
18:38.35JoshHit's like gnome
18:38.46JoshHturning to complete crap
18:38.48eightyeightjalbretsen: what do you mean "No version number?"
18:39.08eightyeightand, the firefox 6 announcement isn't due until tomorrow
18:39.16jalbretsenhttp://news.slashdot.org/story/11/08/15/177257/Mozilla-To-Remove-User-Facing-Firefox-Version-Numbers
18:40.04eightyeighti agree with the change
18:40.12eightyeightit's like chrome hiding 'http://' from the url
18:40.38eightyeightmost people don't give a flying hoot about version numbers
18:40.41lukfuglsees nothing wrong with dropping the user-facing version number
18:40.57JoshHas long as it doesn't break extensions it shouldn't matter too much
18:41.05lukfuglI do have a slight beef with chrome hiding the http:// though :)
18:42.05lukfuglnot for browser usability, but if I want to copy the url, I want to include the schema. turns out it does include it, but it's not obvious if you're not already familiar with its behavior
18:42.10eightyeighti still don't understand why updates are done through the "Help -> About" window in most programs, but i'll digress
18:42.26JoshHi don't understand why people think "usability" = dumbing things down
18:43.01jalbretsenversion number matters when I have to manage some vmware servers
18:43.22eightyeightabout:support
18:43.31eightyeightthere's even an api to hook into
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18:50.35goozbachwhere my dubstep fans at? http://www.youtube.com/user/DubstepLyrics#p/u/4/Bc8uQCd5Qew
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20:16.28jalbretsenugh.  I'm I the only one that has experienced where people think that a "server room" is a desk with 10 rack servers stacked on top of each other with a mess of cables in the back?
20:16.50jalbretsenor one server in the rack has rails and the rest are stacked on top of it
20:17.04d3c4f-worklol
20:17.38goozbachjalbretsen: you only need a set of rails for ever 5 servers
20:17.41goozbach:)
20:17.47jalbretsenDear Provider:  We are decommissioning these 2 servers, please remove them.
20:18.35jalbretsenProvider:  Ya, servers A and B are on top of them but we should be able to take out your servers and carefully drop them down
20:18.42jalbretsenMe:  WTF?
20:19.00Migsdrop them down?
20:19.16Migsbwah?
20:19.27jalbretsenwell, since they are not on rails, gravity kind of dictates that they must come down and rest on whatever is left
20:19.33goozbachwait! it's even better! you're paying for co-location? and they're doing this?
20:19.48jalbretsenwell, I'm not personally paying for it
20:19.55goozbachplease tell us which company so we all know not to use it
20:19.59jalbretsenROFL
20:20.16eightyeightheh
20:20.54jalbretsenI won't give the name away cause I like my job, but I will say they are in Texas
20:20.54lukfuglI've never heard of this ROFL hosting company...
20:21.13lukfuglROFLSpace?
20:21.19goozbach:)
20:21.27jalbretsen:)
20:21.59jalbretsenNeedless to say, I've instructed them that part of the downtime we need to do this will now also include putting servers without rails into rails
20:22.43goozbachand that they will not charge you for this remote hands event because that should have been done the first time?
20:22.58jalbretsenheh, if they try, yes
20:23.23goozbachwhen I was a sysadmin for  a fortune 500 company's websites
20:23.46goozbachmy boss had access and would walk into the cage, and randomly pull out a server every few week
20:23.50goozbachlike physically remove
20:24.13eightyeightheh
20:24.15goozbachtwas a great motivator to make things robust
20:24.32TeneBack when I worked for Iodynamics, I once went to pick up a server for hardware work for a company we were supporting.  I showed up at the "colo" address they gave me, and it was a tiny storage unit.
20:24.48TeneThe kind with a big garage-style door on the front.
20:25.14TeneThe big door was wide open, so I just walked in, and didn't see anyone there, so I picked up the server I needed, and walked out.
20:25.41goozbachawesome!
20:25.41TeneI walked back in and hunted around for someone, who I finally found in a tiny back room, who just said "Okay, cool." when I told him that I had picked up a server.
20:25.52TeneIt was pretty awesome.
20:26.06goozbach"Hey we opened the datacenter for you. Server is in the back"
20:26.34eightyeightwell, seeing as though we're sharing stories, i was reorganizing a rack at my last job, and even though a dell server had power rundancy, one of the psus was bad, so carefully unplugging one power, then then other, brought the server down
20:26.38eightyeightyeah. it was production
20:26.39jalbretsenI worked for a now dead company in SLC, and when one of there servers died at a co-location, I ended up finding out we were paying server priced to run our software on a Dell Optiplex G270
20:27.16jalbretsen*server prices
20:27.26TeneThe only incident at my current job was when the security guard at the colo pressed the Emergency Power Off button.
20:27.49jalbretsenHA HA, the same thing happened at my last job.
20:28.00TeneThe cover had fallen off or was bumped off or something, so the alarm was sounding, and lights were flashing, so he did the obvious thing and pushed the BIG RED BUTTON
20:28.08jalbretsenTwo big read buttons next to each other.... one to open the door, and the other....
20:28.20eightyeightnice
20:28.36jalbretsencedwards knows all about that one
20:28.57Tenejalbretsen: was it at least covered?
20:29.17jalbretsenno, due to some construction or something going on.
20:29.57cedwardsjalbretsen: huh?
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