[00:43] snap-l: https://plus.google.com/u/0/114546378907380458640/posts/ZA7Lk96dian [00:43] krondor: hey, ssshhhhh on G+ :P [00:54] lolz, cute [02:21] rick_h_: cute [02:21] man, cat just had thr runs, and managed to step in it [02:21] not cool [02:31] doh [02:44] Yeah, that's not a trick I hope she masters. [13:04] Good morning [13:11] yes [13:32] morn [13:40] I have a cat with a cone trying in vain to clean herself in front of me [13:41] Be a good mommy and clean her yourself [13:41] http://jessenoller.com/2012/11/28/the-great-python-org-redesign/ whoa, pretty python site? [13:44] Seems to be rick-dotted [13:45] doh [14:00] bah, this is why bookie_parser needs caching/storage [14:11] wow, $70 python.org site redesign [14:11] $70k that is [14:12] geezum pete [14:13] well, don't ever let it be said there isn't $$ backing python [14:13] between all the sprints they sponsor, py3 porting, actual bid and company design work for the site whoa [14:19] Kivy porting stuff to py3 is cool [14:43] http://michael.otacoo.com/postgresql-2/postgres-fdw-highlight-redis_fdw/ [14:47] yea, the fdw stuff is pretty sweet [14:53] ooh http://pragprog.com/book/tbajs/async-javascript [14:53] crap not another book...I'm so far behind! [15:09] You're behind? :) [15:10] New CHC launching tomorrow in Detroit 12-4pm [15:11] https://groups.google.com/forum/?hl=en&fromgroups=#!topic/coffeehousecoders/RHEBahM2vEQ [15:11] new CHC? cool Middle of the work day though? [15:11] cool [15:13] rick_h_: Yeah, that's a little odd, but might be cool to make the trek sometime [15:17] <_stink_> look corporatey. [15:18] yea [15:52] hah. that's funny. [15:53] I was talking to a guy about CHC downtown, I hinted that after-hours was the fun about it [15:53] maybe I'll walk over just to get a free drink :) [16:43] hmmm, aws keynote is either running late or the stream hates me [16:46] there we go [16:48] http://aws.amazon.com/live/ [16:48] 410TB of data man [16:51] ooh CHC Detroit, I'm probably going to be working downtown soon.. might be good to get out during work occasionally [16:52] krondor: hey, you never replied to my PM. [16:52] snap-l: suggested you might be interested in a steam beta for linux? [16:53] hell yes? hmm not sure how I missed that [16:53] hmm that wasn't a question. My brain is shot today. [16:54] krondor: see pm [16:56] pi-shaw, 410 tb? that's nothing, HathiTrust has 474tb http://www.hathitrust.org/ [16:56] heh, well same ball park [16:57] but, it isn't unheard of/not special :) [16:57] well it makes me double take [16:58] Wonder how many TB archive.org has [16:58] * greg-g look [16:58] s [16:58] and how much of it is utter shit [16:58] oh, they have went over 10 PB recently [16:58] http://blog.archive.org/2012/10/26/10000000000000000-bytes-archived/ [16:58] there was a big party where Donald Knuth played the organ [16:59] also, I would say that a crap ton of AWS is utter shit as well (see what I did there?) it is mostly stupid fucking startups that don't last a week. [16:59] anyone find it funny that NASA/JPL talking at AWS when they work/worked so much on openstack? [16:59] greg-g: yea, this was instagram I think? or flipboard [16:59] a big one [17:00] oh, what was the 410 tb referencing, exactly? /me isn't watching [17:00] just the keynote intro where either instagram or pinboard was talking about having 8B objects in S3 and over 410TB of stored data [17:00] so I got thinking what bookie would look like with 400TB of data and went 'whoa!' [17:02] love tech conferences, where a guy can put a jacket over a t-shirt and call it a day to present [17:03] rick_h_: oh! that was just one user of AWS? not all of AWS? wow [17:03] greg-g: yea, one start up usage of AWS [17:03] * greg-g was vastly confused [17:04] sorry, I assume you're all in my office with me watching this :P [17:04] :) [17:04] greg-g: Yeah, I was being a bit harsh [17:05] 100GB/s of web site traffic during the rover landing?! [17:05] Just seems whenever someone mentions CC music, they mention archive.org (which is almost impossible to search) or freemusicarchive (which has a lot of music that doesn't fit my taste) [17:05] (putting it mildly) [17:06] there's really not a perfect place for "cc music" as it lives in many places where music lives [17:06] I'd say archive.org wrt music is great for live recordings. [17:06] I have an IA baseball hat because I uploaded a couple concerts there [17:07] Oh, nice [17:07] they aren't there anymore, the artist's management changed and they changed their opinion on concert recordings and enacted it retroavtively. I was pissed. [17:07] Yeah, they're awesome for live recordings [17:07] Which band? Phish? [17:07] Or Umphrey's McGee [17:07] Xavier Rudd [17:07] unfamiliar [17:07] awesome Aussie [17:08] he's a one man band type, plays guitar, harmonica, didjeradoo(s), stomp box, etc [17:11] yay lower s3 pricing [17:22] our prod db is 25TB at work... [17:41] I love how the staples easy button is the official icon of 'easy' in this stream [18:16] smoser: ftw http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2012/11/we-interview-daniel-ryan-director-of-front-end-development-for-obama-for-america [18:16] "The cloud-init stuff Moser worked on was very helpful early on as well." [18:17] rick_h_: If only they knew... ;) [18:17] was re: Easy [18:17] snap-l: oh heh [18:18] snap-l: I wonder if this new redshift thing can replace a chunk of stuff at morpace [18:20] Nah, we're going to use terabyte notepads [18:20] lol [18:21] http://techcrunch.com/2012/11/28/stuffmicrosoftsays-dont-get-scroogled-launches-holiday-bing-campaign/?icid=trending3&grcc2=1e04f7a6bf3d881ac088be4cb97b8e9d~1354126753063~fca4fa8af1286d8a77f26033fdeed202~cbf1029a7d4b297e49ce839f73adf943~1354126753061~98~0~0~0~0~0~0~0~9~6~10~14~-1~-5767874609602884243~~http%3A%2F%2Ftechcrunch.com%2F2012%2F11%2F28%2Famazon-web-services-announces-redshift-new-data-warehous [18:21] e-service%2F~ [18:21] OK, #1: Fuck Tech Crunch URLs [18:22] and #3: Can they PLEASE get rid uf Uncle Steve Balmer, the used car salesman? [18:38] Hello everyone. [18:39] Anyone know any windows scripting to check the memory usage from a process and be able to shut that process down, restart it, log it, send out emails? [18:42] shakes808: If it wasn't Windows... ;) [18:43] ... [18:43] you know [18:43] tell my job that lol [18:43] I found this code [18:43] http://pastebin.com/4H2pQTuG [18:44] If this is what will do it [18:44] I can attempt to modify this code [18:45] Never worked with processes and what not like this before [18:45] treading with caution lol [18:46] Windows scripting to do it? [18:46] It is for a windows server [18:47] Glanced through that code that I found and it seems like it could be my answer. But again, never worked with this level programming / scripting before [18:47] i could totally do it, but i've not time to check out what you posted. [18:48] lol [18:48] gotcha [18:48] ok, i looked. [18:48] that is vb6. don't use it. [18:48] lol [18:48] i'm not joking. [18:49] jesus christ, it is vb6 with on error resume next. go murder the person who gave it to you [18:50] shakes808: powershell is probably a good option. [18:50] but I hate powershell irrationally (as apposed to the rational avoidance of vb6) [18:50] so I'd write a little C# programm to do it. [18:50] jrwren_: QUick question: Is there seriously a SQL-callable process list under WIndows? [18:50] snap-l: i don't understand teh question. sql callable? [18:51] do you mean the select * from win32_processes or whatever? [18:51] That code had a select statement in it, suggesting to me there's a SQL engine for querying such process data [18:51] been there since windowws 2000, yes. There is a name for it. it is not SQL, it just starts with SELECT and returns rows. [18:52] its called WMI [18:52] As /proc is to the UNIX way, so is WMI indicitive of the Windows Way. ;) [18:52] not really. [18:52] WMI is /a/ windows way [18:54] shakes808: do you do C# or even vb.net? should be as easy as calling system.diagnostics.process.getprocesses [19:00] rick_h_: that postgresql fdw is awesome. That was always a cool feature of sql server. [19:03] jrwren_: yea, though I'm not sold that it wouldn't be better to just cron/queue loading data into a local store [19:07] depends on if you want to sync and have teh extra storage. [19:07] yea [19:07] i wouldn't design things around this feature. It is a nice tool to have in the toolbox. [19:07] not something I would look to actively apply. [19:07] right, I've not had a production use for it but it seems cool [19:12] i really don't think i'd use it in production. I think I'd more use it as a dev tool. [19:13] I guess MAYBE a tiny bit in production, but I'd hate it :) [19:32] Sorry, back. Was talking to a co-worker about this and he is working on something already for this issue. jrwren: I got that from a forum, post is on the top and he is using C# for this program. It is an unofficial on his own time project, so that would be why I didn't know about it lol. Thank you for the input. [19:46] shakes808: Be very learly of forums for solving problems. [19:47] cargo culted copy/paste ftw!!!!!! [19:49] snap-l: I know that is why I said that I was treading lightly [19:49] lol [19:56] unless it is stack overflow :) [19:56] and highly voted and recent enough to apply, etc [20:11] and blessed by jcastro_ [20:12] I don't always use SE for help, but when I do, I use answers edited by jcastro_ [20:13] greg-g: + [20:13] only one plus? [20:13] You'll get the other plus later. [20:15] * greg-g pouts [20:15] does jcastro_ only post on askubuntu or does he live on every other stack exchange as well? [22:06] no offense to jcastro_ but i'm pretty sure he wouldn't know how to answer questions on stackoverflow proper. [22:08] jrwren: that's why i changed it to SE ;) [22:12] i might be a bit late to CHC tonight. just fyi a new person with the nick 'Scala' is going to be checking us out [22:26] I'll wear something nice then, Blazeix [22:29] then again, i know jorge has wicked bash-fu, so he might have SO karam of 100k for all I know [23:31] Blazeix: coolio [23:31] jrwren: he's on the handyman site (jjesse)