[00:10] help me test my project. go here and upload random files http://waznex-dev.clusterbleep.net/ [00:15] who did the cat? [00:16] me. I uploaded some random images from http://placekitten.com/ [00:17] ah, one was very skinny [00:17] i wondered if it was sent that way [00:17] yeah, I was playing around with random dimensions. 'cause I'm a jerk. [00:20] thanks [00:21] it seemed to handle them well enough [00:23] now that i think about it, many simultaneous posts shouldn't occur often. it will get a crapload of views every 30mins though [00:47] hm, whose kid would be wearing an ugly bears shirt? [00:49] bwuhahahaha [00:50] sharp looking little man if I say so [00:50] and I do! [00:50] :) [00:54] snap-l: http://techcrunch.com/2011/06/17/charting-twilios-growth-over-the-last-year-and-the-price-drops-that-helped/ you heard/know of these guys? [00:54] seems up your alley [01:01] this thing seems quite robust, even in a crusty environment like dreamhost [01:01] awesome [01:02] i wrote a script to jam uploads into it, and refreshed repeatedly while the uploads were going and it didn't hiccup [01:03] does 100 views and 2 or 3 writes in a 5 minute span seem like something i should be concerned about optimising for? [01:04] hm, i'm even serving the images through flask. haven't set up serving through apache [01:05] i suspect i'm worrying too much about this [01:05] I've not heard of twilio until now [01:06] though it seems similar [01:06] Though there's no API for making calls with what I'm working o [01:06] n [01:07] Our stuff is more server-side [02:55] Evening [02:58] conference call at 10pm? yes please! [02:58] [02:58] wow, suckyu [02:58] Who the hell decided that one? [02:59] definitely not me [02:59] bbiab [04:28] just finished [04:35] ouch, hope that was worth it [04:35] west coast driven? [14:42] Good morning [15:51] morning [16:42] grumble, stupid cron [16:42] I hate it when a script works fine when manually runs, but has issues from cron [16:44] probably some zsh nonsense ;p [16:44] hah, must be [16:54] Yeah, figuring out environment variables and such are a real pain [16:54] well I'm copying to s3 3 files [16:54] run manually all thre make it [16:54] from cron, only the first one [16:55] How are you copying them? rsync or cp? [16:55] I could see it if they all failed or something [16:55] python script [16:55] Is rsync available to you? [16:55] calling out to /usr/bin/python s3script/filename [16:55] can't rsync to s3 [16:55] Bummer [16:56] without doing s3fs funky stuff [17:02] there we go, bmark.us db is now dumped and copied to s3 twice a day [17:19] and rsync and s3fs is probably a bad idea, because then you are reading hte whole file from s3 just so you only have to write less. [17:19] might as well just write at that point [17:52] <# [17:52] <3 [17:52] Squeezebox is synchronized to my computer speakers, living room, and iPhone [17:53] All playing the same song at exactly the same time [18:30] O_O [18:30] link plz. [18:30] oh, hardware. [18:31] what does it use? just DNLA ? [21:55] jrwren: It uses it's own server software [21:55] written in Perl [21:59] wheee