What Are You Doing Right Now
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Morning Coffee and doughnuts.. yawn
Can I go back to sleep yet? Feels like I was trying to solve some problem over night...or at least in the last 45 minutes.
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@JaredBusch said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Took the kids trick or treating in the neighborhood earlier and had the court down the street offering Fireball to the adults.
+1 for the neighborhood offering booze.
-5 for it being Fireball, because I am not @DashrenderCome on Man! You know you love it!
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@Minion-Queen said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@Dashrender to SW? Yeah. I've never paid for that.
I haven't paid in like 3 years either.
Year nine here!
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Getting ready for the last hour drive to Austin.
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Quick boot up repair on the Xubuntu Lappy... wow, I remember more Linux than I thought! still simple stuff. Remembered a fix after about 15 minutes of trying to boot it up.
All this in an effort to format my eBay freebie micro SD card that came in the mail today. Victory
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Running MS Updates on a desktop,... Installing O2016 and considering a SSD drive for my laptop. It currently has a 1TB drive,.. My data folder is about 190GB - mainly photos which need to be moved and archived.
Do I go with a 1TB or should I go less... Hmmmm...
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@gjacobse said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Running MS Updates on a desktop,... Installing O2016 and considering a SSD drive for my laptop. It currently has a 1TB drive,.. My data folder is about 190GB - mainly photos which need to be moved and archived.
Do I go with a 1TB or should I go less... Hmmmm...
~$230 for a 1TB Mushkin SSD, seems reasonable. But if you aren't even using close to that, why bother to spend more for a higher capacity drive?
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@DustinB3403 said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@gjacobse said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Running MS Updates on a desktop,... Installing O2016 and considering a SSD drive for my laptop. It currently has a 1TB drive,.. My data folder is about 190GB - mainly photos which need to be moved and archived.
Do I go with a 1TB or should I go less... Hmmmm...
~$230 for a 1TB Mushkin SSD, seems reasonable. But if you aren't even using close to that, why bother to spend more for a higher capacity drive?
About what I was thinking. Just running WinDirStat I see that most of my used space is a backup of my mother-in-laws computer... 90% of which is photos...
Over all I'm running 688 GB free of 889GB - Seems to me if I pushed the backups off o the NAS where they are suppose to be, I would be fine with a 500GB
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@gjacobse said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@DustinB3403 said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@gjacobse said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Running MS Updates on a desktop,... Installing O2016 and considering a SSD drive for my laptop. It currently has a 1TB drive,.. My data folder is about 190GB - mainly photos which need to be moved and archived.
Do I go with a 1TB or should I go less... Hmmmm...
~$230 for a 1TB Mushkin SSD, seems reasonable. But if you aren't even using close to that, why bother to spend more for a higher capacity drive?
About what I was thinking. Just running WinDirStat I see that most of my used space is a backup of my mother-in-laws computer... 90% of which is photos...
Over all I'm running 688 GB free of 889GB - Seems to me if I pushed the backups off o the NAS where they are suppose to be, I would be fine with a 500GB
Which you might find for as little as $100 so save the extra money.
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@JaredBusch said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Took the kids trick or treating in the neighborhood earlier and had the court down the street offering Fireball to the adults.
+1 for the neighborhood offering booze.
-5 for it being Fireball, because I am not @DashrenderI like to take credit for starting a drinkfest in our neighborhood each Halloween.
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Riding in the car.
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Posting from my awesome TMobile coverage.
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@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Unless Art is passing, tell him to GTFO the left lane!
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@DustinB3403 said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@gjacobse said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@DustinB3403 said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@gjacobse said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Running MS Updates on a desktop,... Installing O2016 and considering a SSD drive for my laptop. It currently has a 1TB drive,.. My data folder is about 190GB - mainly photos which need to be moved and archived.
Do I go with a 1TB or should I go less... Hmmmm...
~$230 for a 1TB Mushkin SSD, seems reasonable. But if you aren't even using close to that, why bother to spend more for a higher capacity drive?
About what I was thinking. Just running WinDirStat I see that most of my used space is a backup of my mother-in-laws computer... 90% of which is photos...
Over all I'm running 688 GB free of 889GB - Seems to me if I pushed the backups off o the NAS where they are suppose to be, I would be fine with a 500GB
Which you might find for as little as $100 so save the extra money.
Amazon Prime showing a tad over $100
Need to look at NewEgg or Tigerdirect.
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At Max's now.
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Automatic partition table creation / manipulation of raw disk images using /dev/loop, sfdisk and parted. Sounds easy enough, but there are dozens of possible pitfalls:
- source image file not found / no access
- target image file issues
- underlying disk full
- boundaries
- optimal sector alignment
- ...
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@thwr said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Automatic partition table creation / manipulation of raw disk images using sfdisk and parted. Sounds easy enough, but there are dozens of possible pitfalls:
- source image file not found / no access
- target image file issues
- underlying disk full
- boundaries
- optimal sector alignment
- ...
You have my sympathy! I went through a bit of that (way less technical) when dealing with FOG
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@MattSpeller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@thwr said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Automatic partition table creation / manipulation of raw disk images using sfdisk and parted. Sounds easy enough, but there are dozens of possible pitfalls:
- source image file not found / no access
- target image file issues
- underlying disk full
- boundaries
- optimal sector alignment
- ...
You have my sympathy! I went through a bit of that (way less technical) when dealing with FOG
Yeah, got a little headache but it's working now
