jrwren_ | anyone know a good program that will tell me torrent info for a given torrent file. namedly the annoucne urls? | 00:02 |
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jrwren_ | I tried using python-bittorrent to write somehtin, but DAMN if that isn't a shitty api, I've never seen one. | 00:03 |
snap-l | I seriously want to find the folks who feel this is music, and stick their head in a dryer: http://glossolaliarecords.bandcamp.com/track/vicious-perversion-and-disregard | 00:24 |
snap-l | http://glossolaliarecords.bandcamp.com/album/clan-dos-mortos-cicatriz-alkmorhilyion < It's like they based their entire careeer off of the last track of Skinny Puppy's Last Rites | 00:25 |
paultag | snap-l: what the christ is this | 00:43 |
snap-l | shit that shows up in my searches for CC metal | 00:48 |
jrwren_ | deluge and python-libtorrent ftw | 00:49 |
paultag | snap-l: the fuck | 00:49 |
snap-l | paultag: If you put more than 10 seconds listening to it, you're a braver man than I | 00:50 |
paultag | snap-l: I went about 30 seconds in and was waiting for the drop | 00:50 |
paultag | figured it was new wave dubstep | 00:50 |
snap-l | http://magnatune.com/artists/albums/knewdigate-stillwaters/ | 00:51 |
snap-l | I'd take 50 minutes of dubstep over that | 00:51 |
snap-l | "Soothing, meditative, soulful piano by qualified Music Therapist | 00:51 |
snap-l | AKA New Agey | 00:51 |
paultag | I'll stick with my jams | 00:54 |
paultag | which all sound like acid flashbacks | 00:54 |
paultag | and I'm ok with that. | 00:54 |
snap-l | What sort of stuff? | 00:54 |
paultag | snap-l: right this very second, I've got http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lX-5YVVeULA&feature=related on | 00:54 |
paultag | I love this band | 00:54 |
paultag | just backed their last kickstarter | 00:54 |
snap-l | Ah, so you love the more trippy, slower stuff | 00:56 |
paultag | yessir | 00:56 |
snap-l | http://carthasy.bandcamp.com/ | 00:57 |
snap-l | http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=rdIWKytq_q4 <- Hilarious. | 01:15 |
paultag | snap-l: I giggled for minutes this morning watching that | 01:16 |
paultag | snap-l: re: carthasy, not bad | 01:16 |
snap-l | Thing is, it's so spot on | 01:16 |
snap-l | Yeah, I like Carthasy. | 01:16 |
paultag | totally | 01:16 |
paultag | those folks must be hella bummed they said yes to that interview | 01:17 |
snap-l | Well, I wonder how many folks they had to go through to find that batch | 01:17 |
paultag | yr | 01:18 |
paultag | yar | 01:18 |
jrwren_ | https://gist.github.com/3719337 | 01:50 |
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brousch | snap-l: Have you heard these from Daniel Bautista? http://www.jamendo.com/en/list/a113216/recycle-bin-2 | 12:50 |
snap-l | Nope, not yet | 12:53 |
snap-l | Downloading. :) | 12:53 |
snap-l | THank you. | 12:53 |
brousch | snap-l: I like Bukkake best so far | 13:15 |
brousch | OK, that didn't come out right | 13:15 |
paultag | … | 13:16 |
paultag | someone needs to put that in the /topic | 13:16 |
rick_h__ | dude, that was a cards against humanity card that we had to explain to my wife and now you're saying you like it best of all | 13:20 |
brousch | There's a song in the album I linked snap-l to called "Bukkake" | 13:21 |
paultag | sure | 13:21 |
snap-l | Uh huh | 13:22 |
snap-l | note how quickly he qualified it. | 13:23 |
brousch | Ah dammit | 13:28 |
brousch | I like Crabs too | 13:28 |
rick_h__ | lol | 13:28 |
rick_h__ | go brousch go! | 13:28 |
snap-l | I'm just glad he didn't say he liked DIsmembered Boys | 13:29 |
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paultag | haha, oh lordy | 13:29 |
paultag | I'm saving these logs | 13:29 |
brousch | Well there goes my political career | 13:31 |
paultag | oh trust me, they've all done way way worse stuff. | 13:34 |
paultag | but they're absurdly rich, so none of that matters | 13:34 |
* brousch likes another one. Is afraid to look at the title | 13:37 | |
brousch | Follow the Leather. That's not so bad | 13:37 |
snap-l | Keep digging | 13:43 |
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nullspace | rick_h__: know of a good source for hand planes that arn't rediciolusly priced | 14:49 |
rick_h__ | nullspace: ebay | 14:49 |
rick_h__ | I've gotten most of mine via ebay and replaced the irons with hock iron/chipbreakers and <3 them | 14:49 |
rick_h__ | http://www.hocktools.com/products.htm | 14:51 |
nullspace | thanks, hmm wonder why I never thought of ebay... | 14:55 |
rick_h__ | yea, check out millers falls, they're an old brand that makes nice planes | 14:55 |
rick_h__ | that's most of my collection | 14:56 |
rick_h__ | leevalley has the best price/new plane setup if you can get there | 14:56 |
rick_h__ | I just bought a shoulder plane from them should be here on monday | 14:56 |
rick_h__ | nullspace: or if it's a limited thing swing by some time. I've been pulling the woodshop out of mothballs | 14:56 |
snap-l | http://careers.stackoverflow.com/jobs/24001/senior-systems-administrator-stack-exchange | 16:31 |
snap-l | It's a windows shop, but interesting | 16:31 |
snap-l | http://www.metalinjection.net/tv/view/9853/nekrogoblikon-no-one-survives-video | 16:34 |
jrwren | they do a great job, very well designed infrastrcturw | 16:47 |
jrwren | "Haproxy, Nginx, Redis, and Puppet" <-- not your typical windows shop :) | 16:48 |
paultag | might as well use GNU/Linux | 16:56 |
snap-l | jrwren: Oh definittely | 16:58 |
krondor | stacexchange actually had a good argument blog post once for why they used windows where they did and linux where they did | 17:45 |
snap-l | krondor: Yeah, I have no qualms over them using WIndows | 17:48 |
snap-l | it's what they're familiar with, and I'm sure they did their homework | 17:48 |
snap-l | It's the ones that aren't pragmatic about it, and have blind brand loyalty that get my goat | 17:49 |
snap-l | and yes, I know that makes me a hypocrite. :) | 17:49 |
brousch | LINUX ALL THE THINGS | 17:50 |
snap-l | I've had the best luck with Linux | 17:50 |
snap-l | A more nuanced opinion: If your sole reason for going with a technology is "we've always done it that way", that's not valid | 17:51 |
snap-l | If your reason is "I'm most comfortable with it, and it does what I need", that's valid. | 17:52 |
snap-l | I find no comfort in using Windows. | 17:52 |
krondor | yeah which I can't findthe story I was thinking of seems to have been their gist | 17:52 |
krondor | http://highscalability.com/blog/2009/8/5/stack-overflow-architecture.html (ms stack familiarity is mentioned) | 17:53 |
snap-l | I'd be very surprised of any site that Jeff Atwood or Joel Spolsky built using anything but MS | 17:56 |
krondor | actually there's some newer ones I should read, I always like reading about other large environment architectures | 17:57 |
krondor | http://highscalability.com/blog/2011/10/24/stackexchange-architecture-updates-running-smoothly-amazon-4.html they've got some thoughts about amazon in there and multi-datacenter | 17:58 |
snap-l | Amazon is not cheap | 17:59 |
paultag | it's not expensive, either | 17:59 |
paultag | I'm using it for personal usage, it's ruddy great. | 17:59 |
snap-l | You're paying a premium to not host your own stuff | 17:59 |
snap-l | paultag: For low usage, it makes sense | 18:00 |
paultag | I don't want to hose this stuff | 18:00 |
paultag | host* :) | 18:00 |
snap-l | but my Linode instance is comparable in price | 18:00 |
paultag | I use it to spawn up 50 machines at a shot to do some builds and stuff | 18:00 |
paultag | one instance sure | 18:00 |
snap-l | paultag: It's awesome for that | 18:00 |
paultag | I have a Linode myself, because it's backed by more then ramfs | 18:00 |
snap-l | if you need to scale up quickly, it's perfect for that | 18:00 |
paultag | but for throwing loads at it, it's flawless, and not expensive | 18:01 |
paultag | I spent 4 bucks last month and i used it like crazy | 18:01 |
snap-l | "We're noticing 10% increase in traffic. Add 10% more machines" | 18:01 |
snap-l | That's what it solves | 18:01 |
snap-l | it's not good for bread-and-butter computing | 18:01 |
paultag | nah | 18:01 |
snap-l | Also, if you're running Windows, it's ridiculously expensive | 18:02 |
snap-l | and I think that's what Stack Exchange learned. | 18:02 |
jcastro | SO scales up not out | 18:04 |
jcastro | also iirc their cloud stuff was on azure in the old days | 18:04 |
paultag | jcastro: azure is 2 years old | 18:04 |
paultag | old days? | 18:04 |
snap-l | two years old is a lifetimein compters. :) | 18:05 |
krondor | 2 years is a long time particularly in things like aws, azure, etc... | 18:05 |
paultag | but hardly "old days" | 18:05 |
snap-l | paultag: While you ate breakfast, I started a company, had my IPO, and promptly tanked it before you could finish your orange juice. | 18:05 |
paultag | mmm. | 18:06 |
krondor | from that last link it seems SO has little redundancy actually. Active in NY (1 DC), read only in Oregon (1 DC). Surprised they're not more distributed. | 18:06 |
jcastro | well, I mean vs. the newer stuff they just launched this summer | 18:06 |
snap-l | krondor: They seem to have a more monolithic approach | 18:06 |
snap-l | like SF had. | 18:06 |
krondor | scares me for environmental.. water main bursts and ouch! things like that. | 18:07 |
jrwren | amazon is cheap. its a whole lot cheaper than doing it yourself, until it isn't. | 19:17 |
snap-l | jrwren: That's an awesome way of putting it. :-P | 19:20 |
snap-l | It's cheaper, until it isn't. | 19:20 |
jrwren | yup. | 19:20 |
snap-l | and then it isn't. ;) | 19:20 |
paultag | that's deep | 19:20 |
paultag | until it's not | 19:20 |
jrwren | we use it for 20 or so instances, and it is WAY cheaper than paying someone to maintain that many servers. even if we didn't hvae to buy the servers! | 19:21 |
snap-l | Ah, now that's different | 19:21 |
snap-l | if you're factoring in datacenter dudes, then yeah, it can be cheaper | 19:22 |
jrwren | yeah, that is what I mean. | 19:22 |
paultag | nothing makes you feel like you're alive then blowing a few bucks kicking up 20 large instances for poops and chuckless | 19:23 |
paultag | chuckles | 19:23 |
snap-l | Yeah, Amazon is great for back-of-the-envelope computing | 19:24 |
paultag | totally | 19:24 |
paultag | rebuilding debian on aws is killer too | 19:24 |
paultag | a bunch faster and easier to kick off | 19:24 |
paultag | and run a few at once | 19:24 |
paultag | we got us some credits to do that | 19:24 |
jrwren | was great to spin up an instance in ireland to proxy and watch olympics too | 19:25 |
paultag | +1 | 19:25 |
paultag | I was getting my buddy to wire that up with netflix | 19:25 |
paultag | ruddy brilliant (moreso, since 'flix uses EC2 for their stuff, too) | 19:25 |
jcastro | jrwren, hey | 20:28 |
jcastro | where do you live in relation to plymouth? | 20:28 |
brousch | Did you Pythonistas know about pip --download-cache ? | 20:29 |
brousch | You can use an environment var | 20:29 |
brousch | http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10336308/how-to-cache-downloaded-pip-packages | 20:30 |
jcastro | hey smoser | 20:30 |
jcastro | mramm and I want to drink beer | 20:31 |
smoser | hey | 20:31 |
jrwren | jcastro: 15miles south of ann arbor right off US23, so probably 30min from Plymouth | 20:31 |
smoser | jcastro, i dant do it tonight. i have a sitter and a date | 20:31 |
jcastro | (anyone else around the plymouth area?) | 20:31 |
jcastro | jrwren, OHRLY, what exit? | 20:31 |
jrwren | Carpenter Road, I think it is #27 | 20:31 |
jcastro | I found out today that flav is on Geddes. | 20:31 |
jcastro | jrwren, OMG. | 20:32 |
jcastro | jrwren, that's where I just bought a house | 20:32 |
jrwren | yeah, flav is in awesome spot in AA | 20:32 |
jcastro | carpenter and ellsworth | 20:32 |
jrwren | jcastro: that is about 10 miles north of wehre I am at. but SWEET | 20:32 |
jcastro | oh | 20:32 |
jcastro | does the road turn around or something? | 20:32 |
jcastro | jrwren, well, if you want to have beers tonight | 20:32 |
jrwren | jcastro: I'll try to get wife perms. what time you thinking? | 20:33 |
jcastro | mramm, smoser is going on a date | 20:33 |
mramm | good for smooser! | 20:33 |
jcastro | dunno, I am flexible | 20:33 |
jrwren | I should have called a baby sitter for tonight. | 20:33 |
jcastro | I can get used to calling him "smooser". | 20:35 |
mramm | haha | 20:35 |
mramm | typo's can be fun | 20:35 |
jrwren | did you move in? | 20:36 |
jrwren | oh no... plymouth. nevermind. | 20:36 |
jcastro | not yet | 20:39 |
jcastro | I close on Wednesday | 20:39 |
jcastro | then whenever my stuff gets here | 20:39 |
rick_h_droid | who brought mramm in here? blackmail involved? | 20:52 |
mramm | haha | 20:52 |
mramm | yes | 20:52 |
mramm | but no-one is allowed to tell | 20:52 |
mramm | and it's even possible that I was the one doing the blackmail | 20:52 |
jcastro | I noted he was missing and it didn't seem right | 20:54 |
jrwren | i'm gonna tell. | 20:54 |
derekv | BTW SystemRescueCD is the bees knees | 23:01 |
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