=== m0nkey___ is now known as m0nkey_ [07:01] Morning all [07:47] wiped my phone for android 7.1.2 so much pain restoring everything :( [07:48] but, like the windows bitrot, its so fast after a reinstall [07:49] hang on...malware infested apps, bitrot, no security updates for old versions....is android windows? [07:57] foobarry: when I switched a phone to 7.1.2 I just restored everything from the 'cloud' [08:05] ah i didn't know if that was a cyangoen/lineage feature or google [08:08] google [08:09] its never really worked for me anyway [08:09] i think my original htc buggered it up [08:49] I may try lineage on my phone, I was about to replace it as the screen had something wrong with it, but it appears to have resolved itself now [08:52] i've had a repeated wifi issue where my wifi keeps crapping out constantly [08:55] Since the upgrade? [08:57] pre- [09:00] whee, just updated my OPX to latest nightly [09:01] morning boys and girls. [09:01] hi [09:01] Well will try and give it a go then [09:01] hi [09:04] hi [09:12] just realised i lost all my text messages [09:13] hah, I was going to ask about that.., titanium and adb backup can do that for you I believe for future ref [09:13] I don't really care myself [09:13] just accessing my TB from usb otg [09:30] hmmm titanium doesn't have messages backed up [09:37] Should do when you backup data to xml, had options to select sms etc - wonder if yours wasn't checked or you didn't run that option [09:47] i have a nandroid backup too but do i really need those old text messages anyway? [09:47] my phone is a lot faster but maybe because i haven't installed facebook yet [09:53] I never use the facebook app anymore, just a browser [09:54] more battery and resource afficiant in comparison using it in a browser. [09:57] 100%, apart from they've start adding a banner saying it's faster with their app, when you close the banner it doesn't resize :) [09:57] A lot of my friends have started copying me, I wonder if they're noticing in the up turn of people doing this [10:01] like if you hit the messenger button in a browser too, it refers to opening the play store to the messenger app. [10:05] yeah, you can select browse as desktop and it sort of works, but not great. I rarely get messenger messages now as most people know I don't use it. [11:41] My other half installed the FB app on a phone she's been raving about the battery life of for weeks (Huwaei P9) [11:42] She'd uninstalled it by end of day because it ate 50% of her battery in about 4 hours [11:43] I found it annoying that the reason they removed XMPP support from their chat servers was to promote that piece of ... ahem [11:44] I can only conclude it's either spyware or Zuck's personal bitcoin mining pool [12:12] doesn't the app have nicer integration such as hold on comment brings up a menu etc [12:12] i am annoyed at the "data" space taken up by the app though [12:14] also which android browsers reflow text on zoom? only opera i've found so far [12:15] why wouldn't everyone want this? === m0nkey_ is now known as m0nkey_quassel === m0nkey_cloud is now known as m0nkey_ [12:56] foobarry: there's different processes involved. reflowing text is for when the base font-size changes. most browsers do zooming where the font size remains static and the canvas is enlarged so that it is larger than the viewport - this method preserves everything in correct proportion to each other as the designer wanted. resizing the font breaks most designs. [12:59] zooming by adjusting the canvas scale factor is a lot more energy efficient, too, so on mobile devices it is the preferred method because resizing the font and reflowing requires a lot of computation to layout the page as the font changes [12:59] I removed Chrome because it used up vast amount of space on my phone, use Ghostery currently but may try opera [13:28] I've got a friend (client?) who has a Buffalo TS-XL027 Nas box like this [13:28] http://www.buffalo-technology.de/en/products/storage-devices/business-nas/terastationtm/archive/ts-wx-terastation-duo/ [13:29] It's a bit rubbish, he'd like to replace it... I'd like to replace it with something I can ssh into/rsync from. but I think he'd like to have something like the buffalo, can you guys recommend anything [13:31] I've mentioned just getting a microserver and set that up instead [13:58] A microsever would knock that thing into a cocked hat. I think they might still have their cashback offer on as the unload the old models [14:00] diplo: https://www.serversdirect.co.uk/p/1039108/hpe-proliant-microserver-gen8-intel-celeron-g1610t-dual-core-.30ghz-mb-4-x-non-hotplug- [14:03] Heck, this one is only £113 after the cashback https://www.serversdirect.co.uk/p/1107184/hpe-proliant-ml10-gen9-g4400-dual-core4gb-noon-hot-plug-entry-level-tower-server- [14:06] I just think they like the option of administering it themselves I guess [14:07] I'm tempted to buy another tbh, mines old.. all they do is host files, nothing else though [14:07] I'll give him a few options, just never really used any of the others.. I suppose I could stick Freenas on it [14:10] If it's just dumb storage and they don't care much about security, versioning etc; a couple of samba shares would do it. [14:11] yeah I think I'm going to link him to this and say, buy four 2TB drives to do raid10 or smaller to be honest, they don't have a huge amount of data [14:14] 4TB are only ~£120 [14:14] For consumer-grade anyway [14:14] Bit oversized though :) [14:14] Only a single site estate agent, 5 members of staff [16:28] I've thought of a cool new thing to build - FBaaS: Fork Bombs as a Service. you login to the website and it forkbombs itself [16:30] "cool" :) [18:48] diplo: depending on budget, then synology are good and run linux underneath [18:54] i have a microserver but i'm dreading upgrading [18:55] i seem to remember grub issues with booting RAID1 disks [19:18] i just recovered a zfs pool on my microserver [19:18] so relieved [21:13] popey: what was it doing (your ZFS)? [21:14] phew. I been battling a really simple problem for the past FOUR HOURS! https://github.com/web-animations/web-animations-js/issues/141 [21:15] "800" !== 800 [21:15] really crazy simple thing that I couldn't see for want of looking [21:22] if you stare at a problem too long you become blinder to it [21:22] i have a microserver with 5 internal disks and 4 external (in a drive array) [21:22] the array failed catastrophically, just won't power on [21:23] damn [21:23] https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00LN0GX4I/ so i bought a couple of them to attach over usb to get the data off them [21:23] got zfs to see the pool and now am scping the data off it \o/ [21:23] fingers crossed you don't get more death [21:31] it's just very slow now because those caddys are usb3 but the microserver is usb2