=== Symmetri1 is now known as Symmetria | ||
Kilos | morning all | 04:55 |
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Symmetria | heh | 04:57 |
Symmetria | kilos wanna see something mindblowing | 04:57 |
Symmetria | :) how are you btw | 04:57 |
mazal | More oom | 04:57 |
Kilos | im ok ty and you, i dont have data for vids | 04:57 |
mazal | More Symmetria | 04:57 |
Kilos | tell me about it | 04:57 |
Kilos | hi mazal | 04:57 |
Symmetria | http://www.speedtest.net/result/4507060258.png <==== look at that speed test, and forget where it was taken.... just think about this.... it was taken *OVER WIFI* | 04:57 |
Kilos | oh thats ok | 04:58 |
Symmetria | heh those are my new wifi AP's at home | 04:58 |
mazal | Things like that just makes me angry | 04:58 |
Kilos | wow | 04:58 |
Symmetria | heh, I bought two AP's when I was in za on Monday | 04:59 |
Symmetria | interestingly enough that is the fastest of the two, its a dlink | 04:59 |
Symmetria | the other one I get around 450mbit up and down | 04:59 |
Symmetria | (other one was cheaper, and is made by apple) | 04:59 |
Kilos | d-link make good equipment | 04:59 |
Symmetria | heh, so, recommendation | 04:59 |
Symmetria | AC3200 D-Link | 04:59 |
mazal | Here in SA we must just pay for everyone's greed and get no service for it | 04:59 |
Symmetria | or Airport Extreme by Apple | 04:59 |
Symmetria | either one of those are fantastic | 05:00 |
Kilos | even the d-link usb modems are better | 05:00 |
Symmetria | (but if you want that kinda wireless speed, that AC3200 is the only dlink that can do it, and they are pretty pricey) | 05:00 |
Symmetria | one warning about 802.11ac though | 05:01 |
Kilos | well here its useless having fast equipment unless you have ftth connection | 05:01 |
Symmetria | it will *chew* battery on the client devices | 05:01 |
Symmetria | kilos depends what you doing on your home network | 05:01 |
Symmetria | if you moving stuff around your home network or trying to stream 4k video or something | 05:02 |
Symmetria | :) | 05:02 |
Kilos | oh ya for local | 05:02 |
Symmetria | fast wifi is good | 05:02 |
Kilos | local never was a prob, its our internet that sucks | 05:02 |
Symmetria | heh but 802.11ac is so new that not THAT much supports it yet | 05:03 |
Symmetria | like, macbooks have done since late 2013 | 05:03 |
Symmetria | the S5 and S6 samsung phones support it | 05:03 |
Symmetria | and the iphone 6 supports it | 05:03 |
Symmetria | but beyond that, not a huge amount | 05:03 |
* mazal waits for donkie kar server to restart | 05:04 | |
stickyboy | Symmetria: \o/ | 05:19 |
ThatGraemeGuy | mornings | 06:43 |
Kilos | hi ThatGraemeGuy | 07:24 |
Padroni | Morning all | 07:25 |
Kilos | hi Padroni | 07:25 |
Padroni | how are you? | 07:26 |
Kilos | good ty and you? | 07:26 |
Padroni | I am good | 07:26 |
Padroni | just tired :/ | 07:26 |
Kilos | again | 07:26 |
Padroni | still | 07:26 |
Padroni | my son is cutting teeth | 07:26 |
Padroni | he wakes us between 4 and 8 times a night | 07:27 |
Kilos | ouch | 07:27 |
Padroni | so I have a grumpy baby and a grumpy wife | 07:27 |
Padroni | because my life isn't complicated enough as it is | 07:28 |
Kilos | lol | 07:28 |
Padroni | bought me a nice 250Gb SSD earlier the week | 07:29 |
Padroni | so gonna swop it out with the 128GB one I have in my laptop | 07:29 |
Padroni | and move the 128 to my desktop | 07:29 |
Kilos | nice | 07:33 |
Padroni | these ssd's are fast | 07:38 |
Padroni | 550Mb read / 530Mb write per second | 07:38 |
Padroni | crazy | 07:38 |
Padroni | read / write obviously not at once | 07:38 |
Kilos | yeah when i tried one it flew | 07:39 |
* mazal stares and a wheel that turns but nothing happens | 07:39 | |
mazal | Hi Padroni | 07:39 |
Padroni | hi mazal | 07:39 |
Padroni | hoe gaan dit? | 07:39 |
mazal | Besig maar goed dankie en daar ? | 07:39 |
Padroni | same old, same old | 07:40 |
Padroni | is there an effective way to move a user account (about 55GB) from one ubuntu install to another? | 07:40 |
Padroni | or should I just copy over the data manually? | 07:40 |
mazal | Same OS and flavour Padroni ? | 07:41 |
Padroni | yeah, 'buntu 1404 | 07:41 |
mazal | I wanted to say how I would do , but will probably be in the dogbox. Rather wait for the clever guys | 07:42 |
mazal | Yay the wheel stopped turning !!!! That was only about 15 minutes to get a user's properties screen open :P | 07:43 |
Padroni | whaaaaat? | 07:45 |
Padroni | why so long? | 07:45 |
Padroni | you runnign RAT via dial-up? | 07:45 |
Padroni | gprs? | 07:45 |
Padroni | Edge? | 07:45 |
mazal | I am creating new users , on a MS AD domain , over a WAN that has only 1mb line , with 210 pc's on it currently all busy doing Win 7 updates | 07:45 |
mazal | Patience is needed to say the least | 07:46 |
Padroni | jeez | 07:46 |
Padroni | my I ask | 07:46 |
Padroni | would it not be better | 07:46 |
Padroni | to have one pc download all updates | 07:46 |
Padroni | and have all pc's update from that pc? | 07:46 |
mazal | Not my choice remember | 07:47 |
mazal | I must do the work , but may not make any choices or suggestions' | 07:47 |
Padroni | Fucking management. They will be the death of us all. | 07:47 |
Padroni | pardon my french | 07:47 |
ThatGraemeGuy | ugh | 07:47 |
mazal | Head Office set up the updates to ran from a server at their side | 07:47 |
ThatGraemeGuy | why do you people let yourselves be stepped on like that | 07:47 |
mazal | But non of the clowns thought about our poor bandwidth on the WAN | 07:47 |
* Padroni is with ThatGraemeGuy on this | 07:48 | |
mazal | Ok new user screen apeared , now I can continue for 5 minutes before I need to wait again lol | 07:48 |
Padroni | how are you, ThatGraemeGuy? | 07:49 |
ThatGraemeGuy | lekker thanks, you? | 07:50 |
Padroni | stil | 07:51 |
Padroni | tired but fine | 07:51 |
Padroni | I am currently in the market for a new DSL provider. | 07:51 |
Squirm | Morning | 07:51 |
Padroni | Uncapped, with SSH / VPN services available, dedicated IP if possible, and not on the MTN backbone. | 07:51 |
ThatGraemeGuy | if uncapped and you are willing to schedule heavy downloads between midnight and 08:00, crystalweb home premium | 07:51 |
Padroni | For under R700 if possible. | 07:51 |
Padroni | url? | 07:52 |
Padroni | must not be on MTN backbone | 07:52 |
ThatGraemeGuy | www.crystalweb.co.za | 07:52 |
* mazal cicks the finish button and goes for a sb while wheel is turning | 07:52 | |
Padroni | I am currently with Afrihost and their latency is f*cking with my SSH sessions | 07:52 |
mazal | ^5 Padroni | 07:52 |
ThatGraemeGuy | yeah afrihost has lost the plot | 07:52 |
mazal | MTN backbone sucks | 07:52 |
Padroni | 'they are working on it' | 07:52 |
Padroni | in the mean time | 07:52 |
Padroni | I have threatened Telkom with physical violence (went to their shop and threatened to shoot up the place) if they don't sort out my line | 07:53 |
Padroni | had Telkom's guys come and replace the 50-core cable in my whole street in self defense | 07:53 |
ThatGraemeGuy | for anyone else reading, please don't do that | 07:53 |
Padroni | only to now find out it was Afrihost all along | 07:53 |
ThatGraemeGuy | eish | 07:53 |
ThatGraemeGuy | you know you can get a free 1GB account from just about anyone nowadays | 07:54 |
Padroni | THIS is why I don't qualify for a firearm licence. | 07:54 |
Padroni | I go through between 6 and 10Gb a day | 07:54 |
ThatGraemeGuy | I have a bunch, if stuff starts acting up, I try a few others to see if its a telkom or isp issue | 07:54 |
Padroni | 1Gb is not enough... | 07:54 |
ThatGraemeGuy | 1gb is for testing, smarty pants | 07:54 |
Padroni | I know | 07:54 |
Padroni | but I am running a vpn via untangle | 07:55 |
Padroni | such a schlep to change the settings all the time | 07:55 |
Padroni | necessary evil though, I guess. | 07:55 |
ThatGraemeGuy | if you need serious service and performance you ought to be paying for a business account anyway | 07:55 |
Padroni | I am currently on a Afirhost business package | 07:55 |
ThatGraemeGuy | well not with them, duh | 07:55 |
Padroni | You'd think the service would be better | 07:56 |
Padroni | You'd be wrong. | 07:56 |
ThatGraemeGuy | no you wouldn't if you've been paying attention to the buzz in the industry :) | 07:56 |
Padroni | I don't follow the buzz around dsl providers, to be honest | 07:56 |
Padroni | my attention is on opsec and infosec | 07:56 |
Padroni | so I am late to the party with this MTN thing | 07:56 |
Padroni | "Click to run Adobe Flash Player" | 07:57 |
Padroni | That makes me nervous... | 07:57 |
mazal | Their issues started more than a year ago already | 08:03 |
mazal | Then it was better for a while and the about a month ago things collapsed again | 08:03 |
mazal | Closed my account at them completely | 08:03 |
=== Kilos- is now known as Kilos | ||
ThatGraemeGuy | mazal: you've run ubuntu off an external disk before yes? | 08:19 |
mazal | ThatGraemeGuy: Yep , for a long time | 08:25 |
ThatGraemeGuy | what was on the internal drive when you did that? | 08:26 |
mazal | Win 7 | 08:26 |
ThatGraemeGuy | I've transplanted my O/S to external and installed grub there, but i suspect that when i boot its still loading grub from the internal hdd | 08:26 |
ThatGraemeGuy | even if i specifically select external hdd as boot device | 08:27 |
ThatGraemeGuy | although if i select Ubuntu on /dev/sda2 from grub menu, it loads my O/S from external just fine | 08:27 |
ThatGraemeGuy | confused | 08:27 |
mazal | You have grub on both drives ? | 08:28 |
ThatGraemeGuy | yes | 08:28 |
ThatGraemeGuy | I'm going to put windows 8 on the internal hdd but i don't want to do that until I'm sure that I'm booting completely independently from the external | 08:28 |
mazal | But external can't be sda2 , should be sdb1 | 08:28 |
ThatGraemeGuy | sorry it is, typo | 08:29 |
ThatGraemeGuy | sdb2 | 08:29 |
ThatGraemeGuy | sdb1 is an NTFS partition with stuff on it | 08:29 |
ThatGraemeGuy | doesn't really matter though | 08:29 |
mazal | All I can think is the grub install to sdb didn't install correct | 08:29 |
mazal | OR UEFI is enabled | 08:29 |
ThatGraemeGuy | let me see if i can disable the internal hdd in bios maybe | 08:29 |
ThatGraemeGuy | not UEFI not currently enabled, but will be for win 8 | 08:30 |
mazal | hmmm | 08:30 |
ThatGraemeGuy | will external not work then? this UEFI stuff is beyond me | 08:30 |
mazal | Try disble internal , just to test external's grub | 08:30 |
ThatGraemeGuy | yeah let me do that quickly | 08:30 |
mazal | And by "transplanted" you mean ? Fresh install or something else ? | 08:32 |
ThatGraemeGuy | nope, refuses to boot from external | 08:34 |
ThatGraemeGuy | well refuses to load grub from it anyway | 08:34 |
mazal | ^^ previous question | 08:35 |
ThatGraemeGuy | transplanted: booted livecd, rsync data from /dev/sda1->/dev/sdb2 and /dev/sda5->/dev/sdb3 | 08:35 |
ThatGraemeGuy | / and /home, respectively | 08:35 |
mazal | Did you remember to check grub.cong UUID's | 08:35 |
mazal | Sometime , even after grub install the UUID's still point to wrong drive in grub.conf | 08:36 |
mazal | It might have the source's config still | 08:36 |
ThatGraemeGuy | then mount / and /home of the external, bind mount /dev /proc /sys /run, chroot into external hdd, update-initramfs -k all -u, update-grub, grub-install /dev/sdb | 08:36 |
ThatGraemeGuy | update-grub fixes that | 08:36 |
ThatGraemeGuy | and if that were the case then I would not be able to boot it at all | 08:36 |
ThatGraemeGuy | this is simply that grub does not load from the external hdd for some reason | 08:37 |
mazal | and the obvious " boot from usb" in bios is enabled ne ? | 08:37 |
ThatGraemeGuy | its the only device enabled for booting | 08:37 |
ThatGraemeGuy | no grub | 08:37 |
mazal | damn | 08:37 |
mazal | Size of external ? | 08:38 |
ThatGraemeGuy | 1TB | 08:38 |
ThatGraemeGuy | relevance? | 08:38 |
mazal | Do you have seperate /boot partition ? | 08:38 |
ThatGraemeGuy | no | 08:38 |
mazal | One of my 1TB's refused to boot external until I made /boot seperate 2gig partition | 08:38 |
ThatGraemeGuy | seems unnecessary | 08:39 |
mazal | Was only on a laptop | 08:39 |
mazal | And was the only thing that fixed it | 08:39 |
mazal | Booted fine on desktop pc , refused on laptop , then tried that and worked | 08:39 |
ThatGraemeGuy | meh | 08:39 |
mazal | I don't know why | 08:40 |
ThatGraemeGuy | I'm done, will do it some other way some other time | 08:40 |
mazal | Is the only thing I can think of , otherwise you covered all bases | 08:40 |
mazal | Try boot it from a desktop pc and see what happens | 08:40 |
ThatGraemeGuy | partitions same size on external as on internal, that doesn't make sense | 08:44 |
ThatGraemeGuy | I'm done, back in internal | 08:44 |
ThatGraemeGuy | will tackle this another day | 08:44 |
mazal | Do you need that Win 8 btw ? | 08:46 |
ThatGraemeGuy | need to get to grips with this UEFI business | 08:46 |
ThatGraemeGuy | yes, the laptop came with Win 8 in UEFI mode, so the product key is embeded in the firmware | 08:46 |
ThatGraemeGuy | and you must install in UEFI mode to make use of it | 08:46 |
mazal | Bloody MS | 08:47 |
ThatGraemeGuy | if you try and install Win 8 in BIOS mode, and provide the extracted key, it will supposedly reject the key | 08:47 |
mazal | I hate that MS crap | 08:47 |
ThatGraemeGuy | so I need to fully re-do the laptop, including installing Ubuntu in UEFI mode too | 08:47 |
ThatGraemeGuy | UEFI isn't MS crap it was developed by a consortium of 140-odd tech companies | 08:48 |
mazal | I was reffering to the keys and moeny side | 08:48 |
mazal | But they probably have no choice with all the pirating | 08:49 |
ThatGraemeGuy | maybe I can figure out why that software won't work in a VM | 08:52 |
MaNI | what error does it give? :) | 09:14 |
Padroni | ThatGraemeGuy: what do you use for VM's? | 09:16 |
ThatGraemeGuy | MaNI: its supposed to install a driver, which it doesn't seem to do for some readon | 09:17 |
ThatGraemeGuy | reason | 09:17 |
ThatGraemeGuy | Padroni: virtualbox | 09:17 |
Padroni | thought so | 09:18 |
Padroni | me too | 09:18 |
Padroni | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9SpQ1fRQAto | 09:19 |
Padroni | That looks nice though | 09:19 |
Padroni | Xenserver setup. | 09:19 |
ThatGraemeGuy | going to try vmware, perhaps it maps usb devices to guests differently | 09:19 |
Padroni | vm is paid-for software, is it not? | 09:19 |
ThatGraemeGuy | vmware player is free | 09:20 |
Padroni | but it is also enterprise level virtualization | 09:20 |
Padroni | hmmm | 09:20 |
Padroni | which is the best ? | 09:20 |
MaNI | kvm :) | 09:20 |
Padroni | don't have any experience with vmware yet | 09:20 |
ThatGraemeGuy | "enterprise level virtualization" is meaningless marketing speak | 09:20 |
Padroni | I don't know of any big companies using virtualbox | 09:21 |
Padroni | that is what I meant | 09:21 |
ThatGraemeGuy | vmware is a company too, not a product | 09:21 |
ThatGraemeGuy | they have products that cover the entire spectrum | 09:22 |
Padroni | I am talking about their products... | 09:22 |
ThatGraemeGuy | and vmware player is probably the simplest of the lot | 09:22 |
ThatGraemeGuy | its more or less equivalent to virtualbox | 09:22 |
MaNI | virtualbox - (just checking) you have tried setting a direct passthrough for the usb device in question, right? | 09:22 |
ThatGraemeGuy | is that where i map it to the vm in it's settings, rather than just connecting it on-the-fly using the device menu? | 09:23 |
MaNI | yeah | 09:24 |
ThatGraemeGuy | yeah, did that | 09:24 |
ThatGraemeGuy | it sees the device in device manager but it comes up as an onrecognised USBMS device for which it can't find a driver | 09:25 |
ThatGraemeGuy | so I guess there's some translation happening at the usb layer rather than a real untainted pass-thru | 09:25 |
MaNI | :/ | 09:26 |
mazal | Maaz you know what I want now | 09:59 |
Maaz | mazal: *blink* | 09:59 |
mazal | Maaz food | 09:59 |
Maaz | mazal: Excuse me? | 09:59 |
Padroni | I have to run | 11:06 |
Private_User | good day all | 11:06 |
Padroni | laters folks | 11:07 |
Padroni | hi Private_User | 11:07 |
Private_User | hi Padroni | 11:07 |
Private_User | does anybody know what terminology is used to describe when you combine like multiple machines to create one huge powerful machine? | 11:08 |
Private_User | my friend has like 4 desktops and he wants to try that but not sure what to google for | 11:08 |
Kilos | Private_User peeps used the rasberry pi to do it and there is a diadram somewhere online | 11:10 |
Private_User | thanks Kilos | 11:11 |
Private_User | but only 1 question, what is a diadram? | 11:11 |
Private_User | lol | 11:11 |
Private_User | I am assuming you mean diagram? | 11:11 |
Kilos | i cant remember what i even googled at the time | 11:11 |
Kilos | ya that thing | 11:11 |
Kilos | http://www.pcauthority.com.au/Feature/306972,weekend-project-build-your-own-supercomputer.aspx | 11:12 |
Kilos | maybe something like that | 11:12 |
MaNI | cluster | 11:16 |
Private_User | thanks Kilos, I will send him the above link he can read up further | 11:16 |
Kilos | there are many | 11:16 |
Kilos | just gppgle how to connected many computers to build a super computer | 11:17 |
MaNI | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_cluster | 11:18 |
Private_User | thanks MaNI | 11:19 |
Private_User | I sent him both links he can read | 11:20 |
Private_User | hehe | 11:20 |
Kilos | ty MaNI | 11:20 |
MaNI | in his case seeing as he only has 4 hes probably more interested in beowulf clusters or similar than supercomputer ones :p | 11:20 |
mazal | I must still try the multi screen thing | 11:46 |
mazal | **sigh** Many things I must still try | 11:46 |
* Kilos reading http://cs.boisestate.edu/~amit/research/beowulf/beowulf-setup.pdf | 12:05 | |
Kilos | Private_User let him look here too https://www.linux.com/community/blogs/133-general-linux/9401 | 12:12 |
Private_User | thanks Kilos, I sent him the links, he needs to read up now we cannot read for him | 12:24 |
Private_User | hehe | 12:24 |
Private_User | mazal: I hear you many things I need to not only try but do #procrastination | 12:25 |
Private_User | lol | 12:25 |
Kilos | also tell him google is his friend Private_User | 12:29 |
Kilos | google is everyones friend but mine | 12:29 |
Kilos | MaNI ty for the beowulf info | 12:29 |
MaNI | not to be confused with the poem/movie :p | 12:31 |
Kilos | tempted to try 2 dual core pcs | 12:31 |
mazal | Time to caal it a day | 12:36 |
mazal | call* | 12:36 |
Kilos | its a day | 12:36 |
mazal | Have a nice evening everyone | 12:36 |
mazal | Cheers | 12:37 |
Kilos | go well | 12:37 |
Kilos | Maaz forecast pretoria | 13:26 |
Maaz | Kilos: Thursday: Clear. High: 22° C., Thursday Night: Partly Cloudy. Low: 5° C., Friday: Clear. High: 18° C., Friday Night: Clear. Low: 2° C., Saturday: Clear. High: 21° C., Saturday Night: Clear. Low: 4° C., Sunday: Clear. High: 23° C., Sunday Night: Clear. Low: 7° C., Monday: Clear. High: 24° C., Monday Night: Clear. Low: 8° C., Tuesday: Clear. High: | 13:26 |
Maaz | 25° C., Tuesday Night: Clear. Low: 9° C., Wednesday: Clear. High: 22° C., Wednesday Nigh… | 13:26 |
Kilos | oh my here comes the bad cold again | 13:27 |
Kilos | bed till 10 am | 13:27 |
ThatGraemeGuy | Maaz: forecase brackenfell | 13:30 |
Maaz | ThatGraemeGuy: Sorry... | 13:30 |
ThatGraemeGuy | Maaz: forecast brackenfell | 13:30 |
Maaz | ThatGraemeGuy: City not found | 13:30 |
ThatGraemeGuy | bleh | 13:30 |
Kilos | hehe | 13:35 |
Kilos | he dont do suburbs | 13:36 |
Kilos | Maaz forecast capetown south africa | 13:36 |
Maaz | Kilos: City not found | 13:36 |
Kilos | ai! | 13:36 |
Kilos | Maaz weather in capetown | 13:37 |
Maaz | Kilos: City not found | 13:37 |
Kilos | QA forecast cape town south africa | 13:38 |
QA | Kilos: Thursday: Partly Cloudy. High: 15° C., Thursday Night: Chance of Rain. Low: 9° C., Friday: Rain. High: 13° C., Friday Night: Rain. Low: 10° C., Saturday: Partly Cloudy. High: 17° C., Saturday Night: Partly Cloudy. Low: 9° C., Sunday: Partly Cloudy. High: 16° C., Sunday Night: Chance of Rain. Low: 9° C., Monday: Chance of Rain. High: 14° C., Monday Night: Partly Cloudy. Low: 8° C., Tuesday: Clear. High: 16° C.,… | 13:38 |
Kilos | Maaz weather in cape town | 13:38 |
Maaz | Kilos: In Cape Town, South Africa at 3:00 PM SAST on July 16, 2015: 15°C; Humidity: 59%; Wind: NW at 24 km/h; Conditions: Partly Cloudy; Sunrise/set: 7:48 AM SAST/5:55 PM SAST; Moonrise/set: 7:43 AM SAST/6:34 PM SAST | 13:38 |
Kilos | eeeek your high today is only 15°c | 13:39 |
Private_User | Maaz: weather in Durban | 15:17 |
Maaz | Private_User: In La Mercy, South Africa at 5:00 PM SAST on July 16, 2015: 20°C; Humidity: 83%; Wind: South at 22 km/h; Conditions: Scattered Clouds; Sunrise/set: 6:50 AM SAST/5:14 PM SAST; Moonrise/set: 6:45 AM SAST/5:50 PM SAST | 15:17 |
Private_User | Maaz: forecast durban | 15:18 |
Maaz | Private_User: Thursday: Clear. High: 24° C., Thursday Night: Chance of Rain. Low: 13° C., Friday: Chance of Rain. High: 22° C., Friday Night: Clear. Low: 8° C., Saturday: Clear. High: 23° C., Saturday Night: Clear. Low: 12° C., Sunday: Clear. High: 22° C., Sunday Night: Clear. Low: 11° C., Monday: Clear. High: 24° C., Monday Night: Partly Cloudy. Low: 14° | 15:18 |
Maaz | C., Tuesday: Chance of Rain. High: 20° C., Tuesday Night: Rain. Low: 13° C., Wednesday… | 15:18 |
Kilos | hmm... | 15:38 |
Kilos | hi z3r009 hows things there | 15:41 |
z3r009 | hi man, okay, and you? | 15:41 |
Kilos | good ty | 15:41 |
Cryterion_ | Hmm that capetown weather has been sent on it's way here, grrr | 15:43 |
Kilos | yeah | 15:43 |
Kilos | we gonna freeze for a few days | 15:43 |
Cryterion_ | Yip, like last few days | 15:43 |
Kilos | no even colder | 15:44 |
Kilos | 5°c or even more | 15:44 |
Kilos | pro gonna freeze on his bike int the morning | 16:13 |
Kilos | eish no chatting for a while hands full of genkem | 16:40 |
Kilos | hard to type with pinkis | 16:41 |
ThatGraemeGuy | moo | 18:21 |
magespawn | good evening | 18:29 |
Kilos | hi magespawn | 18:30 |
Kilos | hi ThatGraemeGuy | 18:30 |
Kilos | you missed us? | 18:31 |
magespawn | who me? | 18:34 |
Kilos | no graeme | 18:35 |
magespawn | ahh right | 18:36 |
MaNL | Kilos, Any idea what south africans call http://www.solarpanelstore.com/solar-power.elec-parts.ilsco-lugs.html by any chance? The american term "grounding lug" does not seem to bring much joy when searching | 18:49 |
Kilos | lemme see | 18:50 |
=== MaNL is now known as MaNI | ||
Kilos | grounding is normally your earth | 18:51 |
MaNI | yeah | 18:52 |
Kilos | those things are what eskom use for joining different cables | 18:53 |
MaNI | they're special connectors for earthing, because you can't put copper earth wire directly on aluminium, and also just because its more secure to have a proper connector :p | 18:53 |
Kilos | ya | 18:54 |
magespawn | MaNI: grounding block | 18:54 |
MaNI | I assume such a thing must exist locally, so it must have some south african name that I don't know :p | 18:54 |
Kilos | oh | 18:54 |
MaNI | hrm, maybe | 18:55 |
Kilos | ya eskom use the an city electrical places' | 18:56 |
MaNI | except blocks are usually for multiple wires | 18:57 |
Kilos | likt i have 2 here i think that tswane electric left behind | 18:57 |
MaNI | I guess I could saw one into pieces if I get desperate | 18:58 |
mazal | Night everyone , sleep well | 19:03 |
Kilos | anyone got contacts for a battery for a lenovo t410 thinkpad | 19:22 |
Kilos | i only find prices of around r1400 | 19:22 |
Kilos | that way too much for me | 19:22 |
MaNI | yikes | 19:32 |
MaNI | did you try searching by the barcode on the battery pack? often find cheaper generics that way | 19:32 |
Kilos | lemme try get that info from ian' | 19:36 |
Kilos | ty MaNI | 19:36 |
Kilos | he has the lappy for me but battery stuffed | 19:37 |
magespawn | that should not be a problem, you can run it from the power | 19:38 |
MaNI | only a problem if you want to use it on the move, or during loadshedding :p | 19:38 |
Kilos | i only want the think for when i have a meeting and load shedding | 19:38 |
Kilos | i dont like laptops | 19:39 |
Kilos | so its just a backup | 19:39 |
magespawn | ahh right | 19:40 |
magespawn | i have not really used a desktop in awhile | 19:41 |
Kilos | hehe | 19:41 |
magespawn | i like taking my stuff with me | 19:41 |
Kilos | i love my desktop and hate loadshedding | 19:41 |
Kilos | and mxit dead from here | 19:42 |
Kilos | ai! | 19:42 |
magespawn | bedtime for me, good night all | 20:03 |
Kilos- | superfly keep the cold weather there man | 20:18 |
superfly | Kilos-: it';s not my fault. | 20:22 |
Kilos- | lol ok | 20:22 |
* Kilos- notes the pro stays away | 20:32 | |
=== Kilos- is now known as Kilos | ||
Kilos | big storm in rustenburg | 20:32 |
Kilos | MaNI does this barcode make sense - 11s42t4796z1zjpf15g28w 2011.05 | 20:35 |
Kilos | i have no idea how to google with that | 20:37 |
Kilos | for that | 20:38 |
MaNI | no don't think so | 20:47 |
MaNI | check enxt to it for a serial number | 20:47 |
MaNI | or part number | 20:47 |
Kilos | ok ill ask | 20:47 |
MaNI | like on mine it has: part number GCR-B/984 | 20:48 |
MaNI | if I google that I'll usually et far more direct hits than if I google "battery for HP compaq xxxx" | 20:48 |
Kilos | ok ty | 20:48 |
MaNI | as a last resort you could also look for someone who does 'repacking' - i.e. opening up the case and replacing the cells inside instead of buying a new pack, if you can find somewhere reasonable | 20:49 |
Kilos | ok ty ill keep trying | 20:50 |
MaNI | laptop batteries are a real pain :/ | 20:50 |
Kilos | he gave this n14608 | 20:51 |
Kilos | and this | 20:53 |
Kilos | FRU P/N 42T4911 | 20:53 |
Kilos | ASM P/N 42T4796 | 20:53 |
* Kilos googles | 20:53 | |
MaNI | that seems more like it :p | 21:17 |
MaNI | http://www.bidorbuy.co.za/item/192147475/Dtk_New_Laptop_Battery_Replacement_for_Lenovo_Ibm_Thinkpad_W530_W530i_L430_7800MAH_9CELLS.html <- not great but beats the original price | 21:18 |
Kilos | lemme see | 21:21 |
Kilos | what a job | 21:21 |
Kilos | wow taking forever to open | 21:22 |
Kilos | says webpage not available | 21:23 |
Kilos | murphy is back again | 21:23 |
MaNI | or grab one off aliexpress for ~$20 (probably double that after taxes) if you can afford to wait a month or two :p | 21:24 |
MaNI | strange, bidorbuy link works for me | 21:24 |
Kilos | something wrong here , tried on 2 browsers | 21:25 |
Kilos | i give up. night all. sleep tight | 21:35 |
Kilos | ty MaNI | 21:35 |
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