[01:55] hey yall [01:56] hey robertzaccour [01:56] Just got done with a 13.5 hour shift and got a 16.5 one tomorrow afternoon [01:57] ouch, doesn't sound fun [01:57] where do you work? [01:58] Pacesetters [01:58] I love my job though [01:59] the 16.5 shift tomorrow is actually for 2 days [01:59] 3:30-midnight and then midnight-8 [01:59] I have no idea what that is lol [01:59] I assist people that are intellectually disabled [01:59] ah [02:00] the hardest part about the overnight shifts is being sleepy [02:00] robertzaccour: not too hard on the overnights here [02:00] cyberanger, in irc you mean? [02:00] go long enough, I will be tired [02:00] no, my work [02:01] cyberanger, where is that? [02:01] 3 computer shops in the Chattanooga [02:01] well, consistantly 3 shops, there's a few others [02:01] do you sell stuff? [02:02] I do repair, networking, Unix and Linux [02:02] but some of the stores also sell stuff [02:02] ah i see cool stuff [02:02] one is B2B focused [02:02] whats B2B? [02:03] business to business? [02:03] Bussiness 2 Bussiness, outsourced IT [02:03] yeah [02:03] oh ok [02:04] Linux is unique, and on top of that, so is Dial up and Asterisk [02:04] i guess you have more os options than radio shack down the street then [02:05] most computers don't come with a phone jack port these days haha [02:05] so I'm in touch with shops that aren't used to some stuff [02:05] but between hughesnet and dial-up, ton of rual areas that have little else [02:07] i meant as far as computer sells you offer more OS options than the other places most likely [02:08] robertzaccour, I don't know how but I have about 6 phone cords and probably equally that pc cards [02:09] chris4585, maybe you had dial up years ago and lost cords and bought more and found the lost ones later? [02:09] pretty much, actually most of them are from DSL I think, we haven't had a landline phone for 4 years or so [02:10] I don't have a house phone, but if I did it would be a magic jack [02:10] not really, I'm the reason most shops offer everything [02:10] just a matter of hassle [02:10] don't understand why people still pay for regular landlines, unless they save money that way as a package deal [02:10] price and such [02:11] ever had a power failuer [02:11] or a job that required a dependable means of being reached [02:11] occasionally [02:12] that's one reason [02:12] cyberanger, a few days ago they were stringing a new cord down our road, I was quite pleased [02:12] celluar networks get overwealmed over a simple bridge collapse, [02:12] and landlines don't need power [02:13] there gets to a point where your SOL, but that's one reason [02:13] i know. in tornado season some days cell phones aren't a great means of communication [02:13] also having a 911 line is a good thing [02:14] better to have it and not need it than not have it and wish ya did [02:14] I killed my landline, but I added redundancy when I did, becuase of all this [02:15] I'm ARES & RC, I gotta be activated if needed [02:23] I haven't had a landline at home in a long time [02:24] If I did it would have to be a package deal where I spend less having a landline than not having it [02:26] yeah, I wish Tennessee had a Do Not Disconnect policy [02:27] for what? [02:27] a number of things change with that [02:27] number one is it keeps landline 911 access open, [02:27] something that'd be helpful in a disaster [02:28] cell phones have to as well, but cell phones have only so many circuts, easy to overwealm [02:28] compared to a landline [02:28] yeah true [02:29] landlines is connected, it has a local circut [02:30] still possible to overwealm a PSAP, but not as likely as overwealming all the long distance circuts [02:30] these days its not likely to drop a call unless you live in the woods, mountains, or under ground [02:30] I live underground, so I make most calls in my bedroom haha [02:31] well mostly underground [02:31] a basement style apartment [02:32] in an emergency?!? [02:32] not one house on fire, but citywide [02:33] and keep in mind, one of those three apply to alot of tennessee [02:33] (and I had never said dropped call, I said unavailable circut) [02:34] oh right [02:36] 9/11, katrina, 2003 blackout, minnesota bridge collapse [02:37] all events that overwealmed celluar networks, causing ARES to be activated [02:37] along with the Red Cross [02:40] that's my concern, a prolonged blackout, or any other event causing issues to the celluar network [02:41] on top of the fact that the celluar system isn't built like the landline network [02:41] celluar is allways at capacaty [02:41] any spike in calls will fill the circuts [02:58] i suppose if there's a big crisis then landline is the way to go [02:58] I'm not home a lot though haha [02:59] same [03:00] hence my percautions [03:02] I do live in a basement style apartment though, so I might get magic jack just for freedom to talk anywhere in the house [03:02] $20/year is probably worth it [03:04] besides the spyware infected xp install [03:05] cyberanger, it doesn't work with Linux? [03:05] I thought they were gonna support Linux this year [03:05] nope, and it's the spyware source [03:05] oh, well maybe... [03:07] I don't trust them, even if I have to pay more, just safer for a more trusted company [03:08] yeah true [03:09] or like i said, If I decide to get cable and the phone saves me money instead of costs based on a package plan [03:11] i'm goin to sleep [03:11] later dude [03:12] night [03:12] anyone tried 11.04 yet? [03:15] see ya robertzaccour [03:16] Juzzy: sorta, my build, openbox, and serve [03:16] server [03:17] Juzzy: not the gnome or unity builds yet [11:50] Juzzy: i am testing it [13:19] hello Xpistos [13:23] Hey daddy! [13:23] Hows that baby doing? [13:26] donig great Xpistos [23:13] o/ [23:50] hey orias