[02:54] the bear is gone again [07:26] Morning. [09:09] Morning [10:04] hey rmg51 [10:05] o/ [10:05] How goes? [10:13] going alright [10:27] Good to hear. [12:02] Morning [12:12] Morning peoples, dogs, turkeys, hamsters and everything else [14:00] morning [17:58] How can Amazon and Google Books claim no ebook is available for a book when they can show me previews of random pages? [17:59] cause THEY scanned it but it is not a released ebook version ? [18:00] or they don't have the rights to sell, but it's covered in a book preview license [18:00] So they could sell it as PDF. [18:00] not if they don't have the rights to [18:00] I'd be satisfied with that. [18:00] But they have the rights to tease me with random pages of it online. [18:00] the publisher/author needs to give permission to sell their copyrighted work [18:01] yep, they do [18:01] the court case about this was kind of a big deal (and still going through appeals) [18:01] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Authors_Guild_v._Google [18:03] * pleia2 still has mixed feelings about it [18:08] I just read the article. That is interesting. What I want to know is... if an author writes a book and it ends up on Google books why would they not want to make it for sale there? [18:08] That seems like a huge source of lost revenue. [18:56] * adom loves the ability to add pirated ebooks to his Google Books library for free. [18:56] Just sayin. [19:36] good bacon to all and to all some good bacon! [20:01] adom: I did not realize I could upload books until you said that. But, there is a 1000 book limit. Can I get them back out if I want to? [20:07] So... Should I seperate my EMAIL and WEB servers, physically? [20:08] .... [20:08] why [20:08] reliability? [20:08] i mean a 'server' is just a program running on your physical server [20:09] Just curious [20:09] I'm running 14.04 LTS server [20:09] http://hostminecraft4.me/content [20:10] irrelevant [20:10] it's all about what you want [20:10] if you are worried one process will slow down the others, and it is hogging all the cpu, then yeah you might want to host it alone [20:10] if you are worried about reliablity then you might want to separate them, but servers fail less often then your strategic bottleneck [20:11] if your internet goes out, all your servers are down. [20:11] if you're hosted virtually, you're likely to never see any downtime [20:12] I wish I had FIOS here. I have 2 120mbit comcast lines, atm [20:12] I'd prefer one comcast, one FIOS, load balancing, and failover [20:21] no that's no good either [20:22] you should have your local router reroute to whatever is best [20:22] then if one fails drop to the next [20:22] FiOS is great! [20:31] The nice thing about 2 comcast modems, is I can resolve my domain :) [20:31] nice [20:52] how does the site look? [20:52] fine [20:52] what site? [20:52] eh not my style [20:52] but my style ain't your style either [20:52] http://mutantturkey.com/ [22:45] SamuraiWork: It depends -- are you running Windows or Linux? :)