Kilos | morning superfly and others | 04:38 |
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inetpro | good morning Kilos and others | 07:49 |
Kilos | morning inetpro | 08:04 |
Kilos | i was scratching in stored stuff and found some cotton seeds | 08:04 |
Kilos | forgot we grew them an utrecht as well | 08:05 |
Kilos | good for dairy cows | 08:05 |
Kilos | when you have time can we look what ive done wrong with local minetest | 08:06 |
Kilos | cant get it to boot | 08:06 |
Kilos | and didnt save how to make the StartMining command work | 08:08 |
charl | good morning | 08:23 |
charl | hi inetpro, Kilos | 08:23 |
Kilos | hi charl | 08:24 |
magespawn | howdy all | 08:35 |
Kilos | hi magespawn | 08:39 |
magespawn | hey Kilos | 08:39 |
Kilos | hi man not hey | 08:39 |
Kilos | charl tell him | 08:39 |
magespawn | horses eat it Kilos it has to be good | 08:44 |
magespawn | hay at least | 08:44 |
Kilos | no man | 08:44 |
Kilos | hey is getho slang from the states | 08:44 |
Kilos | ghetto | 08:44 |
magespawn | is there any downside to running 64 bit software on x86 hardware? | 08:44 |
Kilos | ? | 08:45 |
Kilos | try it | 08:45 |
magespawn | i am setting up a new asterisk server, and i want to use ubuntu instead of centOS, but it looks like the server only comes in 64 bit now | 08:46 |
magespawn | don't really want to do all the work to find it is going create complications later | 08:47 |
gremble | According to wikipedia x86 was introduced as 64bit in 2003 | 08:47 |
gremble | Depends on how old the hardware is then I suppose | 08:47 |
gremble | x86 is a type of backward compatible instruction set | 08:48 |
Kilos | no magespawn i have server in 32bit | 08:49 |
magespawn | let me check gremble | 08:49 |
magespawn | Kilos, cannot find 32 on the ubuntu site | 08:50 |
Kilos | Maaz google ubuntu server 32bit iso | 08:50 |
Maaz | Kilos: "Download Ubuntu Server | Download | Ubuntu" http://www.ubuntu.com/download/server :: "Alternative downloads | Ubuntu" http://www.ubuntu.com/download/alternative-downloads :: "Ubuntu 12.04.5 LTS (Precise Pangolin)" http://releases.ubuntu.com/12.04/ :: "Download Ubuntu Desktop | Download | Ubuntu" http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop :: "Ubuntu 14.04.1 LTS | 08:50 |
Maaz | (Trusty Tahr)" http://releases.ubuntu.com/14.04/ :: "Ubuntu 12.10 (Quantal Quetzal)" http… | 08:50 |
Kilos | i got it a few weeks ago magespawn | 08:50 |
Kilos | oh my where did i download it from | 08:51 |
Kilos | http://releases.ubuntu.com/14.04/ubuntu-14.04.1-server-i386.iso | 08:52 |
Kilos | magespawn ^^ | 08:52 |
gremble | What makes ubuntu server different from desktop? | 08:53 |
Kilos | no gui and all the server stuff is there already | 08:53 |
Kilos | but you see a gui when installing | 08:54 |
magespawn | text based installer | 08:54 |
Kilos | lol once installed you hit text mode | 08:54 |
gremble | Text based installers it not new to me :P I am more curious about the server stuff | 08:55 |
Kilos | but using ssh to it works lekker | 08:55 |
gremble | I know practically nothing about networking and setting up servers | 08:55 |
Kilos | there is a guide gremble | 08:56 |
Kilos | lemme check | 08:56 |
Kilos | https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DocumentationTeam/SystemDocumentation/UbuntuServerGuide | 08:56 |
gremble | I will go have a look-see | 08:57 |
Kilos | very interesting if you understand all that stuff | 08:58 |
gremble | Sort of like most things in life :P | 08:58 |
magespawn | gremble it is very useful for running computers that do not need a gui, so what i am going to doing s using it to run a lodges phones | 09:01 |
gremble | VOIP? | 09:02 |
magespawn | yes amongst other things, using this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asterisk_%28PBX%29 | 09:04 |
gremble | Oh ok | 09:05 |
gremble | Cool | 09:05 |
magespawn | i accept incoming calls through telkom usually, outgoing through VoIP and cellular and telkom, usually in that order | 09:06 |
gremble | Vodacom recently won a court case that allows them to charch R10 per MB on voip | 09:06 |
gremble | How fucked up is that? | 09:06 |
magespawn | that means they have do some sort of packet inspection going out, which raises privacy questions | 09:07 |
magespawn | it would be interesting to see if they can do it if the traffic is encrypted | 09:08 |
gremble | All our ISP's do packet inspection | 09:08 |
gremble | Mweb had a promotion on faster social media a while back if I recall correctly | 09:08 |
gremble | and that is an even deeper inspection than just what protocal is being used | 09:08 |
magespawn | yup and cell c is making whatsapp free | 09:09 |
gremble | If you encrypt it using tor or something, it looks like TLS/SSL | 09:09 |
gremble | so that should be fine | 09:09 |
gremble | I think that the worst failing of the human condition is the protection of the status quo | 09:12 |
gremble | We are too afraid of change and movement | 09:12 |
Symmetria | hrm | 09:13 |
Symmetria | testing netflix with 4k video | 09:13 |
Symmetria | its eating 16 - 20mbit | 09:13 |
Symmetria | which aint bad | 09:13 |
gremble | Your eyes can only see 16fps anyway, so I dunno why you do dis | 09:13 |
Symmetria | errrr, what the hell does frames per second have to do with the resolution of the video? | 09:14 |
gremble | Nothing, Im trolling. Or rather.. trying | 09:14 |
Symmetria | you're failing :P | 09:14 |
gremble | I'm never able to go through with it | 09:15 |
gremble | Saying things as stupid as that hurts my brain | 09:15 |
Symmetria | heh I have to say, Im impressed at just how smoothly netflix plays even at these resolutions | 09:15 |
magespawn | i thought it was 26 | 09:15 |
gremble | Your eyes don't actually see in frames per second. So you cannot really compare | 09:16 |
gremble | Do you have a 4k screen Symmetria ? | 09:16 |
Symmetria | gremble yeah I got a 4K 40" as one of the monitors on my pc, but its also a smart tv so watch netflix on it directly with the app | 09:16 |
gremble | :Q | 09:16 |
Symmetria | unotelly ftw to bypass geographic restrictions | 09:17 |
Kilos | hmm... peer got him | 09:34 |
charl | Maaz: coffee on | 09:56 |
* Maaz flips the salt-timer | 09:56 | |
Maaz | Coffee's ready for charl! | 10:00 |
charl | Maaz: thanks | 10:03 |
Maaz | charl: No problem | 10:03 |
charl | Symmetria: which monitor do you have exactly (if i may ask)? | 10:04 |
charl | make/model | 10:04 |
Symmetria | charl its a samsung 40" smart tv, the series 7 | 10:47 |
Symmetria | cant remeber exact model number | 10:47 |
Symmetria | I want a new gopro hero 4+ | 11:07 |
Symmetria | 4k gopro ftw ;p | 11:07 |
Symmetria | 8k on pre-order | 11:10 |
Kilos | Maaz coffee on | 15:02 |
* Maaz puts the kettle on | 15:02 | |
Maaz | Coffee's ready for Kilos! | 15:06 |
Kilos | Maaz ty | 15:06 |
Maaz | You are welcome Kilos | 15:06 |
charl | good evening | 16:51 |
charl | hi Kilos | 16:51 |
Kilos | hi charl | 16:52 |
charl | got my new tv today | 16:52 |
Kilos | lekker | 16:52 |
charl | salora 39" edge lit lcd | 16:52 |
charl | cost me about 255 euro, which i think was a good price for a 39" | 16:52 |
Kilos | sjoe i thought geeks dont do tv | 16:52 |
charl | it was 299 but i got an extra 15% off | 16:52 |
charl | i use it as an external screen | 16:53 |
charl | got it connected to my laptop at the moment via vga | 16:53 |
Kilos | haha | 16:53 |
Kilos | ok | 16:53 |
charl | if you want i can show you a picture but not sure if you can view pictures there with your data | 17:01 |
Kilos | ya charl you can as long as its not a 30m pic | 17:30 |
Kilos | up to 5 meg is fine | 17:30 |
charl | ah ok | 17:31 |
Kilos | ok what? | 17:35 |
Kilos | if its bigger gimp it or shotwell | 17:35 |
charl | one sec | 17:37 |
Kilos | lol | 17:39 |
Kilos | no rush | 17:39 |
charl | sorry i am having dinner here and doing everything at the same time :) | 17:39 |
charl | multitasking isn't my thing | 17:40 |
Kilos | eat first man | 17:40 |
charl | ok ok ... :) | 17:42 |
Kilos | shame one poor freestate farmer lost 1000 sheep to hail and cold | 17:42 |
Kilos | thats ove 1million bucks worth | 17:42 |
charl | ok dinner done | 17:44 |
charl | ouch ! | 17:44 |
charl | i'll privmsg you | 17:45 |
Kilos | night all. sleep tight | 19:18 |
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