[03:11] jcastro: hmm... perhaps yes.. [06:18] good morning everyone [06:23] hey dpm [06:23] hi nigelb, how's it going? [06:24] Not bad. Busy day. Running around helping organize a birthday party :) [06:26] nice way to be busy :) [06:26] heh [06:49] good morning [06:53] hi dholbach [06:53] hi nigelb [06:55] heya dholbach [06:56] hey dpm [07:56] aloha [07:58] Hello [10:03] * nigelb hugs dholbach [10:03] Love the responses in the new blog post. [10:04] yeah, me too :) [10:04] * dholbach hugs nigelb [11:20] http://www.reddit.com/r/Ubuntu/comments/sfucv/ubuntu_1204_is_for_app_developers/ upvote please [11:29] upvoted [11:33] balloons: ping [11:39] http://www.breakingnews.ie/ireland/cork-teenager-joanne-to-address-un-technology-conference-547976.html === nothingspecial is now known as angela-android === nlsthzn is now known as not_found === angela-android is now known as rastamouse === not_found is now known as nlsthzn === rastamouse is now known as nothingspecial === dholbach_ is now known as dholbach [13:47] dholbach: I'm travelling to Openstack conf today, so I won't be at our hangout [13:47] I will miss you guys! [13:47] jcastro, you're travelling quite a bit [13:47] jcastro, enjoy the conf! [13:47] yeah [13:47] 2 more trips and I'm Gold! [13:47] this will be good though, Mark is doing the keynote tomorrow [13:48] and who doesn't like a golden Jorge [13:48] and then we're going to charm school on the hardware we have there [13:48] popey: guess what fits in my carryon? [13:48] That's right, the hp N40L. [13:48] backup openstack node! [13:48] lol [13:48] I am not kidding, it fits perfectly right in there [14:01] jcastro: that'll be fun to explain to TSA [14:01] actually it wasn't bad [14:01] TSA: "What's this?", Jorge: "It's the cloud" [14:01] I just had to remove it, scan it seperately [14:01] lol [14:01] I did come like 2 hours early just in case [14:01] http://xkcd.com/908/ [14:02] jorge needs a black hat [14:11] jcastro: why do you have to be picky.. tell mhall119 to fix it [14:21] cjohnston: I was just being thorough [14:21] because you would hate me if I knew it did that and didn't tell you [14:21] but I agree, mhall119 should fix it [14:21] mhall119: and then MARKDOWN ALL THE THINGS [14:22] bbl [14:22] work [14:45] jcastro: so, what do you we should do next for the forums? I think tiaz and I have done everything we can [14:45] ok I thought the new hold up was the sso library was broken [14:45] I got an email yesterday? [14:46] The test forum will not talk to login.u.c [14:46] tiaz and I can not find anything in the logs for help diagnose [14:47] technoviking: what channel are you guys in? [14:47] PM usually [14:48] k [14:48] let me see what he needs, maybe we can get help from another team [14:48] sigh [14:48] technoviking: it will be awesome the minute we figure this out [14:48] and then vb 5.x comes out like the next day [14:48] heh [14:49] think Stuart team could help, but they are swamped [14:50] yeah [14:50] I asked him for something and he was like "love to help, ask me in 6 months" [14:51] if not solved by UDS, going to beg SABDFL to let upgrade procede and they get SSO worked out [14:54] I don't get the feeling he's going to do that [14:55] If it was any other team that could fix it other an ISD this wouldn't be so hard I think [14:55] jcastro, dholbach, mhall119, balloons I might be a few mins late, feel free to start without me [14:56] jono: I'm getting on a plane in minute [14:56] jono: we can't use the normal hangout without you [14:56] jcastro: that's no excuse [14:56] the worst thing is, the files I got from Ryan Troy were incomplete, solve one thing by copying file from prod forum server [14:56] I wonder how well in-flight wifi would handle a hangout [14:56] jcastro: have a good flight [14:59] jcastro: want a slot during the lightning talk to show off the largest newspaper archive in the USA, which will soon be running on Ubuntu [14:59] 10 million PDFs, OCR to be fully searchable [15:00] mhall119, I'll start a hangout then [15:01] technoviking: nice! [15:01] jcastro, have a good flight [15:01] yeah -- safe and good flight to those travelling [16:02] dpm, https://plus.google.com/hangouts/_/extras/canonical.com/horsemen?authuser=0&hl=en&shxp=1&eid= [16:03] joining in... [16:07] brb [16:31] alright my friends - I call it a day - have a great rest of your day [16:31] balloons: ping [16:32] cprofitt, pong [16:32] dholbach, ciao! [16:32] hey... is it an issue if I can not do all the test cases? [16:32] cprofitt, no, no issue at all [16:32] cool... the iscsi test cases are difficult [16:32] do what you can do, that;s all we can ask :-) [16:33] yea.. sometimes time, sometimes hardware prevents you from getting everything [16:33] I got 8 done last night... and should be able to do that many tonight as well. [16:35] that's awesome cprofitt [16:35] I'm trying to finish getting info out to everyone [16:35] then I'll be sending a summary of what we did collectively around [16:35] cool... [16:36] I tried to make some other aware of the process last night as well... [18:32] Mmm... Release Party catering order placed :) [18:41] balloons, social media done [18:41] grabbing lunch [19:53] hmmm [19:53] guy on this plane running ubuntu [19:53] I am going to go say hi [19:53] :) [19:53] say hello from me? [19:55] mm. I was wondering if there's any chance of getting an ubuntu subdomain to accompany my mail address? [19:56] score!! Random web developer guy on my plane running ubuntu! [19:56] I gave him an ubuntu usb stick [19:56] nice! :) [20:01] jo-erlend: as an Ubuntu Member you get a people.ubuntu.com/~username address, I think... [20:02] JanC; true [20:02] but no subdomain [20:02] (probably to avoid possible clashes) [20:02] oh, but that's fine. [20:03] thanks. [20:08] jcastro, cool :-) neat idea to check next time I travel.. [20:08] I'm sure no one will mind me staring down there laptop screens for signs of ubuntu? ;-) [20:08] especially if you're on a flight to SF, we tend to have an unfair proportion of linux users out here in the valley [20:09] (we have Ubuntu Hours regularly where we pick up strays in the coffee shops who just happen to be there) [20:09] I'm sure the crew will mind if you walk all around the plane though :P [20:09] I try not to spy on people but I always glance to see what they use [20:09] I saw this guy using outlook at the terminal [20:10] man ...it's hard to believe what some companies make people use. [20:10] he had like this card reader security thing [20:10] * MrChrisDruif has missed the idea? [20:10] and I could tell it wasn't working because all these windows kept popping up making a sound [20:10] jcastro, yea.. those things are fun [20:11] jcastro: smartcards / card readers are nice (if they work well, of course) [20:11] we have smartcard-based ID-cards here in Belgium, works fine with Ubuntu too ☺ [20:12] makes it easy to fill income tax forms etc. [20:17] (and tax declarations here use standard web technology, unlike the Netherlands where their tax software has a GUI based on a 10 year old copy of wxWindows that clashes with about everything in a modern linux distro ;) ) [20:19] if I update my launchpad name, will the email address and people.ubuntu.com url automatically be updated? [20:20] jo-erlend: your launchpad username? [20:20] cjohnston, yes. [20:21] it would AFAIK because the stuff is all scripted, but I can't imagine its much of a good idea to change it unless you really need to. create confusion [20:21] that's why I'm thinking of doing it now, before I depend too much on it. It's so long. [20:21] renames in launchpad; the next great computer science barrier that needs to be broken [20:21] jcastro: I do them every day [20:22] as long as the name is free :) [20:22] also; how does changing the launchpad username affect OpenID? [20:23] it doesnt [20:23] thats your email address [20:23] changing that causes issues [20:23] many issues [20:23] but can again be fixed easily enough [20:23] elaborate? [20:24] right now, I don't depend too much on the addresses for anything outside Launchpad. [20:25] then you're fine [20:26] balloons: ping [20:27] cprofitt, pong [20:27] the testing tonight -- Pre-release or daily? [20:27] looks like pre-release is just setup for later... nothing is inside it [20:28] cprofitt, I'm hoping the dailies last that long [20:29] but they are actively discussing :-) there are new fixes that are rolling into new spins [20:29] it would make sense for you to test the latest.. if they have a newer than daily out, test it :-) [20:30] i'm trying to not have that happen until tomorrow for consistency [20:30] * cprofitt nods [20:32] cprofitt, they tell me the dailies are still ok.. I assume they will be around :-) [20:33] * cprofitt nods [20:38] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuOpenWeek [20:38] feel free to sign up balloons! [20:38] and mhall! [20:39] and whoever! [20:50] jcastro, what time do you land again? [20:51] 4:30 [20:51] ~2.5 hoursish [20:52] lol.. i didn't think plane wifi let you ssh or irc [20:52] it might, but I'm on web irc. alice-irc ftw. [20:52] I charmed it, you can try it. :) [20:52] that might be a good demo for a demo week [20:58] jcastro, cool [20:59] jcastro, I think it might make more sense for you to meet me at Rockridge BArt station [20:59] this way Chuck and I can escape the traffic [20:59] it is only an extra 20mins on BArt [20:59] jcastro, actually, scratch that [20:59] jcastro, meet me at West Oakland BArt station [21:00] ok, west oakland [21:00] hey, what direction is that from the airport? Or does the bart only go one way from there? [21:01] yeah, when you get to SFO, get on the Pittsburg/Bay Point (yellow) line [21:01] it will take you right to West Oakland [21:01] this way I can avoid us getting suck in traffic [21:01] easy enough [21:02] jcastro, and then call me when you arrive at Embarcadero and I will set off to pick you up at the station [21:02] ok embarcadero is on the way to west oakland? [21:03] yeah [21:03] last stop in SF before going in the tunnel under the bay [21:04] be sure to call/text when at the station, the cell service doesn't work otherwise :) [21:05] jcastro, yep [21:05] ok, I'll keep an eye out for James too [21:05] yeah, what greg-g said :-) [21:05] James? [21:05] hetfield, why do you think I am coming over there? [21:06] lol [21:06] he is up in Sonoma :-) [21:17] FWIW - http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1961135 [21:17] trying to set a time for FC meetings [21:21] greg-g: Their is service in the BART tunnel now? [21:22] bodhi_zazen; How's Zenix getting along? [21:22] bkerensa: no, at the stations [21:22] jcastro: are you in the Bay area till UDS? [21:22] ahh :) [21:23] bkerensa: yeah, you can call for 30 seconds at a time :) [21:23] bkerensa: just enough time for your twitter updates ;) [21:23] greg-g: If jono lives in the Walnut land why is he getting him in Oakland? :P [21:23] Doesn't BART go all the way out... I thought it did [21:24] I thought he was in oakland area not walnut, but I might be working on old knowledge [21:24] I don't get over to the east bay very often [21:24] (btw, what is pig latin for "beast"? ;) ) [21:24] MrChrisDruif: probably off topic here, come over to #zenix if you wish [21:24] bkerensa, I am taking him to a band practice in Oakland [21:25] ahh [21:26] jcastro: Just watch out for the BART Cow's http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rqtZyA0GPKM [21:27] technoviking: no, out on friday night and back in a week or whatever the dates are for uds. hah. [21:29] heh [21:30] bkerensa: when I'm with clint I'm going to look at subordinateing that apache spdy charm on subway [21:30] that would be _wicked_ [21:31] jcastro: we should hack it at UDS? [21:31] OpenPhoto Charm is almost ready for a push and review and I'll likely let Clint poke at it with a stick a few times [21:32] I don't think it even needs to be hacked [21:32] I think the subordinate charm just needs some reverse proxy mumbo jumbo [21:32] ahh [21:32] * jcastro uses technical terms [21:32] does the mod_spdy use more resources? I wonder if someone has benchmarked it vs vanilla apache and optimized apache [21:33] if it doesnt I need to start using it [21:33] bkerensa: so the idea with subodinates is you deploy subway, but then just plop apache or nginx (whatever you choose) on top of the instance [21:33] google and twitter are the only people serving spdy [21:34] all the graphs I see show significant performance over http, and it's all over ssl. [21:34] but I don't think I've ever used gmail and be like "oh that feels much faster" [21:34] hmm [21:34] well my page load times on my blog is 688ms or better [21:34] not sure if it could improve me much better but I would possibly deploy it on clients nodes [21:34] either way, having it easily deployable so people can find out the answers to those questions is why I want to do this [21:35] yeah [21:35] you need to be under < 250ms! [21:35] jcastro: is your blog under 250ms [21:35] :D [21:35] yep [21:36] jcastro: no fair you have zero images and are running what a html5 theme [21:36] :D [21:37] https://developers.google.com/pagespeed/#url=http_3A_2F_2Fbenjaminkerensa.com&mobile=false [21:38] you're getting a 96 out of 100! [21:38] I only get 82! [21:38] who hosts your blog? dang. [21:39] * greg-g gets a 95 [21:39] I beat jcastro ? weird https://developers.google.com/pagespeed/#url=http_3A_2F_2Fblog.grossmeier.net&mobile=false [21:39] 94 [21:40] good to know I have the slowest one [21:40] go cloud! [21:40] :) [21:40] jcastro: if you had the same content or at least the same size... I would blow the bricks off your setup ;) [21:40] * greg-g hugs rose, http://rose.makesad.us/ [21:41] whoo got my blog all updated this evening and added all my plugins working [21:41] am easily pleased but wanted it working for ages :) [21:41] bkerensa: I'll take that bet. [21:41] LOL [21:41] when I get back, we'll do test domains, and have the exact same content, and then bench them both a bunch [21:42] jcastro: I have CDN, Optimized DNS for Static Content so Content Downloads faster [21:42] :) [21:42] jcastro: mine's slower, but that's because I use html from 1999 :) [21:42] bkerensa: mine is served from Amazon, they run christmas. [21:42] lol [21:42] also major caching... varnish and YUI compressing plush a dash of CSS and JS optimization [21:42] bkerensa: wordpress? We should get you on the charm yo. [21:42] I mean, reviewing the charm, etc. [21:42] jcastro: Amazon may server Christmas but I use MaxCDN and they serve Mashable, Techcrunch and every other top blog [21:42] :P [21:42] (I think I have the standard problem of "sysadmin by day doesn't want to fix her own systems at night") [21:42] serve* [21:43] * czajkowski hugs pleia2 [21:43] * pleia2 hugs [21:43] pleia2: I used to feel that way about testing and writing test cases [21:43] jcastro: also DDoS proof :) [21:43] stop doing QA I write user manusals and test cases in spare time [21:43] *manuals [21:43] * czajkowski needs to go back to learn how to type [21:43] pleia2: I think the problem is "The at-home boss doesn't pay enough and can't fire me, so why bother" [21:44] mhall119: haha, truth! [21:44] say hello to pretty new theme :) [21:44] http://www.lczajkowski.com/2012/04/18/time-flies-when-youre-busy-having-fun-working-and-organising/ [21:45] jcastro: Pro Tip - Switch all your JS from your local host to CDNJS (http://www.cdnjs.com/) [21:45] bkerensa: if you're up for it we could have brandon blitz them both right now, he's a neutral third party. [21:46] jcastro: Hit me hard :) Siege me [21:46] :P [21:46] imbrandon: Can you mega-blitz http://www.jorgecastro.org and http://benjaminkerensa.com/ and generate one of those sexy reports? [21:47] * bkerensa switches attack mode on [21:47] mhall119: see, server stuff is so much more awesome than unity! [21:48] jcastro: http://blog.cloudflare.com/introducing-im-under-attack-mode [21:49] yea brandon is all about cloudflare, he's investigating that for omgubuntu [21:49] jcastro: cloudflare is only half of the key.... omgubuntu needs maxcdn + varnish + yui + minification [21:50] not running 65 wordpress plugins might be a good start. :) [21:50] czajkowski: ooo, nice new theme [21:51] jcastro: that helps too [21:51] jcastro: do they use W3 Total Cache? [21:52] greg-g: need my bright coloured fix must have orange and yellow and purple [21:53] hard to find nice ones [21:53] greg-g: sorry for explosiions in your inbox today [21:54] am moderating all the teams mails [21:54] we need a plan B [21:54] bkerensa: no, we couldn't get it to play nice. For now we're on WP Super Cache [21:55] marcoceppi: do you still have that blitz account? [21:55] czajkowski: hehe, I filter those emails :) [21:55] I feel the need to compete with bkerensa [21:55] greg-g: right dips you're it tomorrow, you can do it :) [21:55] czajkowski: :) [21:55] jcastro: yeah [21:55] I'm on a plane much of tomorrow, so, no emails ;) [21:56] jcastro: but I can't blitz either of you unless you put a file in your root directory [21:56] greg-g: bah [21:56] but yeah, I have no idea how to filter that stuff given the langauge barier, just like I don't know what to do in the channel :) [21:56] but I can always SIEGE ALL OF YOU [21:57] yeah siege us [21:57] I want to see if I'm even close [21:57] * greg-g is curious [21:57] if it's not obvious then we can step it up [21:57] marcoceppi: please siege me and jcastro with 1000 simu users [21:57] :D [21:57] how his host would do [21:57] greg-g: :) depends is it share, vps or dedicated? :) [21:58] bkerensa: incoming [21:58] * marcoceppi runs siege from a few different servers [21:59] yes :) so its balanced across the geo locations [21:59] actually, my test siege shows your site throwing 500's [22:00] :D [22:00] only 29 successful transactions out of 1900 [22:00] marcoceppi: it filtered you [22:00] :P [22:00] oh boo, cheater [22:00] * marcoceppi spins up 20 micros [22:00] filter this! [22:01] marcoceppi: its cloudflare it will filter your attacks when it sees it as abusive [22:01] :P [22:01] marcoceppi: hit me bro [22:01] So I need to siege through tor then [22:02] ? [22:02] jcastro won [22:02] http://paste.ubuntu.com/936098/ [22:02] yea you cant seige cloudflare [22:02] marcoceppi: if you give me a ip or range I can whitelist [22:02] :D [22:02] jcastro: [22:02] then I will win [22:03] heh [22:03] * jcastro goes off to flex in the corner [22:03] bkerensa here you go, you lost: http://paste.ubuntu.com/936101/ [22:03] imbrandon: if you whitelist you can because cf will accept it all and allow me to win :) [22:03] ahh [22:03] 96% avail > 1.6% availability :) [22:03] yea i dont whitelist :) [22:03] but you have to whitelist whomever is sieging [22:03] pm him an ip range [22:03] imbrandon: me neither :) in fact I block lots of ranges [22:03] :D [22:03] so I can put him out of his misery [22:04] yup same here [22:04] i block tons of countrys actually [22:04] china cant see me :) [22:04] lol [22:04] imbrandon: do you use MaxCDN or any other CDN? [22:04] cloudfront and hp [22:04] new cdn [22:04] yeah [22:04] and google storage psudo cdn [22:04] did yall see RS's openstack announcement? [22:04] MaxCDN has sponsored me for two years so I use them :D [22:04] cjohnston: yea [22:05] bkerensa: nice :) [22:05] imbrandon: pm bkerensa your ip and siege him, I want to win. [22:05] LOL [22:05] bkerensa: yea i tend to keep tabs and accounts on most webservers so i konw what tool is right for what job :) [22:05] imbrandon: tell jcastro he cant win against a optimized platform with cdn and cloudflare :) [22:05] its a range of i ips [22:05] bkerensa: a shared host, with about 4 people. a 2.66 Ghz Core i7 quad-core Xeon, 12 gigs ram [22:06] i seige from a cluster :) [22:06] let me get to the console [22:06] ok let's do this. Send him your range so I can gloat. [22:06] greg-g: is the Apache and MySQL optimized properly? If so you could likely do pretty well :P [22:06] :D [22:06] jcastro: Winner buys whisky [22:06] :P [22:07] make it rum and you're on [22:07] bkerensa: probably pretty well, I'm not the sys admin, Asheesh is, who's way smarter than me :) [22:07] jcastro: ok if I lose I will buy you a rum drink :) [22:07] k one sec its booting up the nodes now [22:08] fair enough. [22:08] this is fun, it's made an otherwise tedious flight interesting [22:08] haha [22:08] jcastro: whats your favorite rum drink? :) I like Caribou Lous [22:08] :P [22:09] Cuba Libre of course! [22:10] 15.185.120.5 , 15.185.118.36 , 15.185.120.66 , 15.185.120.81 , 15.185.120.82 [22:10] give me a sec to install siege and get ready [22:10] ok [22:10] white listing [22:11] jcastro: waht parms yall running ? [22:11] I think he went with 1000 sim users? [22:11] doesn't matter, whatever you think is best, as long as it's the same for both of us [22:11] bkerensa: oop forgot one [22:11] 15.185.119.12 [22:12] i dont know the parms need example :) [22:12] imbrandon: 15.185.0.0/16 [22:12] whitelisted the range [22:12] :) [22:12] might take a minute or so for it to propagate to Hong Kong etc [22:12] :D [22:12] np, i'm opening a console still to each one [22:13] wasent prepaired :) [22:13] I believe you are stalling bkerensa [22:13] ok someone give me the siege cmd so i dont hgave to man it :) [22:14] I am on a plane, apt is slooowwwww [22:15] imbrandon: siege -c 1000 [22:15] k [22:15] siege -d1 -c 1000 -i domain [22:15] :D [22:15] -i adds interactive and makes it more intersting [22:16] ok where am i pounding ? [22:16] should not edit blog when tired,borked it [22:17] imbrandon: benjaminkerensa.com and www.jorgecastro.org I think [22:17] pound away :D [22:17] i'm soo gonna charm this manual cluter pounding later [22:18] awe crap [22:18] too many files open [22:18] hahah give me a sec [22:19] the suspense! it kills! [22:20] :D [22:20] heh server wont stay up long enough to let me get all 6 nodes to seige [22:20] the suspense is brtual [22:20] lol [22:20] neither [22:21] the one out of 6 nodes had this [22:21] ransactions: 29 hits [22:21] Availability: 1.54 % [22:21] terrible terrible :) [22:21] pastebin bro [22:21] one sec [22:21] dude 6 times ? [22:21] hehe [22:21] just once if the #'s are similar enough [22:22] http://paste.ubuntu.com/936114/ [22:22] yea they are all very close, but i couldent get all of them going at once befpre the servers failed [22:22] imbrandon: does Jorge win the rum drink? :D [22:22] yea i'd say so :) [22:22] one sec too, hold on [22:23] boo, you didn't even show up dude [22:23] * jcastro parades around flexing [22:23] imbrandon: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZEYl5dg9Guc <-- still this though ;P [22:24] jcastro: Ok :) I will get you rum at UDS then :P [22:24] it's ok, it wasn't a fair bet [22:24] I can see how you can think you're almost as awesome as me and stuff. [22:24] running it on my site [22:24] still going [22:24] and going [22:24] jcastro: :) I was planning on buying you a drink anyways heh [22:24] no red yet [22:25] ok gonna stop it cuz this just aint fair to yall [22:25] haha [22:25] imbrandon: mind hitting blog.grossmeier.net, I'm just curious [22:25] if I disconnect from IRC, you'll know to stop [22:25] http://paste.ubuntu.com/936120/ [22:25] imbrandon: jcastro needs to smush all his images :D [22:25] greg-g: sure , one sec [22:25] coolio [22:26] * greg-g gets a little tense [22:26] I do, I usually just raw take them from shutter [22:26] would a normal pngcrush do the trick? [22:26] bkerensa: ^^ now THERE is a webserver boyz :) thats brandonholtsclaw.com without cloudflare btw [22:26] jcastro: yea [22:26] i got a script that will give ya good parms [22:26] one min [22:26] I'll do it tonight [22:26] imbrandon: jet that over to me in email pls [22:26] kk its in my /usr/local/bin on osx [22:26] kk [22:27] plane landing soon, out of juice [22:27] tty all in a bit! [22:27] its optipng tho, imho its better [22:27] whatever I can script. :) [22:27] jcastro: later, welcome to SF [22:27] Availability: 99.27 % [22:27] Elapsed time: 44.69 secs [22:27] Data transferred: 456.34 MB [22:27] Response time: 2.20 secs [22:27] Transaction rate: 326.05 trans/sec [22:27] Throughput: 10.21 MB/sec [22:27] Concurrency: 716.44 [22:27] Successful transactions: 14571 [22:27] i lub my website [22:27] LOL [22:28] imbrandon: what param did u siege it with? [22:28] siege -d1 -c 1000 -i http://brandonholtsclaw.com [22:28] I wanna run from one of my boxes :D [22:29] imbrandon: what kind of pipe do you have? :P [22:29] aws [22:29] some unmetered [22:29] ahh [22:29] err actually its on hpcloud [22:29] forfor i switched [22:30] imbrandon: you loving that az1 :) [22:30] :) i have ummm 17 ami burning right now [22:30] :) [22:31] expensive [22:31] :D [22:31] well on hpcloud its free but yeah [22:31] :D [22:31] 10 node sql cluster, 5 node nginx web cluter and two juju testing boxes [22:31] should spinup a hpcloud instance and seed all the Ubuntu ISO's [22:31] :D [22:31] heh [22:32] that and i tweak the shit out of my setup. check my block sometime [22:32] i r make websites fast :) [22:32] :D [22:32] brb [22:32] blog* [22:33] oh no, he forgot to seige me :) [22:33] like that little omg site that me and the other fellas been working on, yea i got nginx runnning so smooth on it that its serving 3+ million hits a month from one m1.small on aws AND dont have the microcache or nginx static cache in place yet [22:34] greg-g: nope just need mt dew first, give me 5 min [22:34] haha [22:35] imbrandon: use loadimpact much? [22:35] imbrandon: when you finish the omg charm are you guys publishing it? [22:37] bkerensa: it's already published, you can look at it at anytime [22:37] marcoceppi: its just the wordpress charm? [22:37] https://code.launchpad.net/~marcoceppi/charms/oneiric/omgubuntu-wp/trunk && http://jujucharms.com/~marcoceppi/oneiric/omgubuntu-wp [22:38] bkerensa: No, it's the WordPress charm on crack, we'll be back-porting a lot of the cool stuff to the WordPress charm when we're done with the the omg charm [22:40] that's awesome [22:42] imbrandon: Hmm http://paste.ubuntu.com/936136/ [22:43] imbrandon: loadimpact shows that jcastro's site has way higher load times under minimal and increase client connects [22:44] 22.49s loadtime peak for him and 5s here [22:44] Hmm I think I wanna deploy marcoceppi's charm with my content on aws and load test and see how it differs [22:45] * bkerensa is kind of afraid of nginx [22:45] imbrandon: I just loadimpacted your site and it is very flawless :) blew me and jcastro out of the water [22:50] bkerensa: http://loadimpact.com/load-test/blog.grossmeier.net-0ae006f5f59086c7e9e5aceef4611a00 [22:50] bkerensa: I suspect we'll be the same, I'm on AWS [22:51] and that's with someone hitting mysql hard at the same time (asheesh was running some python process) [22:55] hey greg-g and jcastro and bkerensa [22:55] marcoceppi: [22:55] anyone else I may have left out! [22:56] :-) [22:56] * greg-g waves [22:56] how are you and the family greg-g ? [22:57] good good [22:58] going to take our first flight with the baby tonight! [22:58] crazy! [22:58] I have not done that with any of my kids yet [22:58] best of luck [22:58] thanks! [22:58] Hey... are you a director of technology? [22:59] I noticed on your blog you talked about SETDA [23:00] heh, I am the Education Technology and Policy Coordinator at Creative Commons :) [23:00] I can not believe I did not know that... [23:01] I work in K-12 and have presented multiple times at Educational Events in NY State [23:01] long title which means: if it deal with the tech side of things, I'm your man (for edu related stuff). I also do some policy work, but that mostly falls on my boss, Cable Green. He's the real politician :) [23:01] oh cool [23:01] NYSCATE is the annual statewide show in NY... you and I will have to talk a bit [23:01] * greg-g nods [23:01] I also go to Ed Tech Day at Ithaca College [23:01] very cool dude. [23:02] I am mostly focused on metadata right now, LRMI (http://lrmi.net) and how it can help make OER more findable and higher quality (by aligning to common core standards) [23:02] but, if you're curious, come over to #lrmi and be one of two members in the channel ;) [23:02] I will add the that to auto-join [23:02] :) [23:03] I focused a lot on how FOSS met the needs of NETP 2010 and ISTE standards [23:03] OER is a part of that [23:03] interesting! [23:03] open courseware, etc [23:04] having teachers write curriculum and moving away from expensive publisher would really help $$$ wise... [23:04] yep yep. We (CC), of course, are pushing for more openly licensed educational content [23:04] word [23:04] and I think we would get better material that could be adapted much faster [23:04] ++ [23:06] http://www.infoworld.com/d/open-source/microsofts-fake-validation-openofficeorg-805 [23:06] read the quote from Pittsford... [23:06] that is the district I work in [23:07] * cprofitt facepalms [23:08] eek [23:08] * cprofitt nods [23:08] the answer ofcourse is -- 'me' [23:08] and I fix the Microsoft stuff... and the Apple stuff... and the Symantec stuff... etc [23:08] heh [23:10] sorry greg-g gonna have to take a rain check, something else popup up here [23:10] man, that's a good video, propoganda wise [23:11] imbrandon: no worries man. 'twas just a fun idea [23:11] :) [23:11] yeah [23:12] though... we never tried Open Office in our school [23:21] Anyone around who has had to get a visa for the U.S. before when coming to UDS? [23:25] I haven't ever, but what is the actual question? [23:31] pangolin: its uds specific [23:32] right, but stating the question might be answered even if someone hasn't needed to get a VISA [23:36] its when to book.. so it wont be relevent to someone without a visa