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[00:54] <chilts> ibeardslee: the Academy is 6th - 17th Jan, that right?
[00:54] <chilts> hmm, I could stop being lazy and check my email
[00:55] <chilts> it's not in my email
[00:56] <chilts> project week, 13th-17th Jan, I presume that's the 2nd week
[01:36] <ibeardslee> chilts: yes, project week is the 2nd week .. 13th to 17th
[01:41] <chilts> ibeardslee: cool, ta
[01:41] <ibeardslee> first week (6th to 10th) is tutorial week
[01:41] <chilts> just trying to avoid going to a work-week, so I said Jan was out, hopefully it'll be in Feb
[03:31] <hads> Bugger. Postgres straming replication can't go between 64bit and 32bit.
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[05:53] <G> hads: I officially owe you a couple of beers for that suggestion
[06:07] <hads> G: Cool :) Glad you like it.
[06:08] <hads> I just upgraded the firmware on mine and accidentially blew away the little script I had to add dhcpd hostnames to dnsmasq. The only thing that annoys me about them.
[06:10] <hads> I just discovered that the new Thinkpads have been released. I must restrain myself until they run a promotion.
[06:10] <G> yeah, I had half accepted that I might have to do a few hacks or leave some stuff on my old server, but I just realised that it does do policy based routing
[06:11] <hads> They're quite neat I think. I don't do a whole lot with it but I think I could mangle it to do most things I need.
[06:14] <hads> The fact that I can SSH into it and hack on it or apt-get install is quite pleasing for an off-the-shelf product.
[06:15] <G> yeah, I think it's going to fall into the same category as the HDHomeRun tbh
[06:15] <G> one I call "Bloody hell, it just works!"
[06:19] <hads> The HDHomeRun is pretty cool. I like how it's DHCP and you don't have to worry about it changing address, things just find it.
[06:20] <hads> Also, we've sold hundreds and not had a single failure which is nice.
[06:20] <G> exactly, I've loved mine which is ~ 2 1/2 years old now
[07:33] <G> hads: is there a good CLI reference guide for these (i.e. apart from the wiki)
[09:13] <hads> G: Apart from the wiki/forums I haven't found one. Mostly just poked around and figured it out.
[12:14] <G> hads: yeah, that seems to have worked for me, after taking a break, got my policy-based router setup going, turns out I would've saved some time if not for some faulty subnet math and not adding an extra line to my openvpn server setup
[12:15] <G> The ability to sudo and do things like tcpdump makes it great