[04:08] maaz tell smallpox wouldn't encrypting the db not help, as the db will need to be mounted if the db is running, which it will be if it's owned? [04:08] theblazehen: Got it, I'll tell smallpox on freenode [06:17] theblazehen: this is true. Also, security is a multi layered thing, and the more layers you implement, the more secure your data is. [06:17] sup [06:17] :) [06:17] superfly: Exactly [06:18] http://server.alstonnetworks.net/photos/IMG_0184.JPG <=== lol, something tells me I need to clean up my home office [06:19] Symmetria: reddit.com/r/serverporn reddit.com/r/cableporn [06:21] lol [06:21] http://server.alstonnetworks.net/photos/IMG_0196.JPG <=== at least I put the switches in a cabinet [06:21] ;p [06:21] lol did that to protect the fiber optics [06:21] Yeah [06:21] even if the cabling is a mess [06:22] heh those really thin white fibers are what connect me to the net [06:22] 2 x 10G :) [06:22] You don't want to see mine at home. 5 multi plugs.. [06:22] Nice [06:22] All running off a single outlet... [06:23] heh I got a 32 amp breaker for my office [06:23] Nice, 16A here [06:23] You running linux on there? [06:24] Ah, 2 PCs. Running 5 displays (was 6) off a single pc [12:11] Hey gremble [12:12] Hey superfly [12:12] How are you today? [12:12] Hi gremble, superfly [12:13] Hey theblazehen [12:13] Hi theblazehen [12:13] gremble: tired [12:14] And no Internet at home because my line is stuffed and Telkom needs to lay replacement cable [12:15] Having to deal with statal and parastatal organisations make my bones ache [12:22] I need some consumer advice. My sister is going to uni next year and we need to get her a laptop. Can either of you recommend a nice midrange laptop? I can budget up to 20k [12:27] gremble: How much would you count as midrange? [12:28] http://www.wootware.co.za/dell-latitude-3550-intel-core-i5-5200u-2-2ghz-8gb-2x-4gb-1600mhz-ddr3l-1tb-5400rpm-hdd-nvida-gt-830m-15-6-full-hd-1920x1080-anti-glare-led-windows-7-professional-64bit-notebook.html Is decent, and has Intel wifi, meaning that the drivers work quite well [12:28] I would assume top end laptops are corporate and gaming beasts and those are like 27k+ so I would assume that anything between 10 and 20 is midrange [12:28] I don't trust R4000 laptops. :x [12:29] yeah, same here [12:29] http://www.wootware.co.za/dell-nbdeca004l3550emea-latitude-3550-intel-core-i5-5200u-2-2ghz-4gb-1600mhz-ddr3l-500gb-7200rpm-hdd-15-6-hd-1366x768-anti-glare-wled-backlit-windows-7-pro-notebook.html This has intel graphics (Great drivers!) Maybe get an SSD, and another 4 GB RAM? [12:30] Also has intel wifi [12:31] I'd go for the 1st one, has a full HD screen and closed source nvidia drivers work well too. 8GB ram is a plus [12:31] With 8 GB RAM there isn't much need for an ssd really [12:32] The first one does look very nice. She'll appreciate the fact that she'll be able to game a little bit on it [12:32] Wait, I'm guessing she runs windows.. In that case I'd still go for the first, but there are no driver troubles, and yeah that is nice as well [12:33] I currently game on my Intel HD4600 overclocked to 1.4 GHz, while it drives 5 displays.. It's *okay* [12:33] Plays fallout 3 at low [12:33] Yes. I haven't been able to convert her successfully :P [12:33] She still wants to play league of legends with her boyfriend [12:33] Using wine-staging and CSMT, perhaps 50 fps. So the intel chips aren't too bad really [12:34] Yeah, wine won't work for that [12:38] Thanks theblazehen. I also forgot about wootware, but I remember you told me about them already :P I made sure to bookmark the site this time [12:38] Cool :) yeah, great deals there [12:39] Now all I have to do is remember everything that I did in my software architecture class [12:39] hah, have fun with that! [12:44] Did you know that you can get a certification for doing UML? [12:45] Nope, TIL [12:46] I didn't know it was something that needed more than a pamphlet to teach. There are some things that you have to remeber, but it is like getting a certificate for knowing how to draw one of those "breinkaarte" from grade 5 [12:46] yeah [12:46] http://www.omg.org/ocup-2/ :P [12:47] Awesome [12:47] That is why I like mathematics. It doesn't ask of me to become certified in graph theory, it just lets me do wild things to graphs [12:48] To be fair, you don't need to be certified in linux stuff either [12:48] You do [12:48] LPI certs [12:48] Novell certs [12:48] Networking certs [12:49] Well, to do it for a living, sure [12:49] I considered doing something in that domain, but I have a bursary for a degree, not really one for certifications [12:49] yeah [13:18] http://www.yegor256.com/2014/12/01/orm-offensive-anti-pattern.html This guy is incredibly angry about ORM [13:53] hmm... [13:54] Hi Kilos, what's up? [13:54] afternoon superfly Cryterion gremble theblazehen and of course inetpro [13:54] temperature mailny [13:54] mainly [13:55] lol, true [13:55] hows you theblazehen [13:55] I'm doing alright and you? [13:55] good ty [15:33] Kilos: ai [15:33] what superfly [15:34] you left out the ! after ai! [15:34] You never came to the airport [15:36] aw sorry sir [15:36] welcome home [15:36] you forgot to tell me when you arriving [15:36] hehe [16:26] Kilos: got back yesterday [16:26] I logged into IRC while at the airport, but no one was around [16:26] aw sorry [18:23] evening all [18:24] loooong time [18:25] hey captine! [18:25] Hey captine [18:27] anyone else running 15.10 gnome edition? === gremble is now known as smallpox [19:57] night all.sleep tight [19:57] wb cap [19:58] ai!