What Are You Doing Right Now
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I am trying to imagine a use for 2,400 3.5" HDD per year.
http://community.spiceworks.com/topic/1194915-where-to-order-hard-drives-in-bulk -
@JaredBusch posted in that one earlier, that was my thought too.
in before NSA
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That is a LOT of drives.
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Think I am done for the day.. Shutting down so I can be here tomorrow....
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Almost ready to head to SpiceWorld tomorrow. Getting everything lined up.
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@scottalanmiller said:
Almost ready to head to SpiceWorld tomorrow. Getting everything lined up.
Lining up shots of Tequila?!
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Nearly!
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@dominica could not take any more MAS*H and so we are watching Third Rock from the Sun now.
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It's midnight and I'm having pizza with the four and six year olds.
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@scottalanmiller said:
It's midnight and I'm having pizza with the four and six year olds.
Did they wake up when they smelt the pizza or are they night-time-party-people?
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@nadnerB said:
@scottalanmiller said:
It's midnight and I'm having pizza with the four and six year olds.
Did they wake up when they smelt the pizza or are they night-time-party-people?
It's always a struggle to get them in bed before 1am.
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We is a standard file restore so hard to understand?
http://community.spiceworks.com/topic/1195624-need-to-recover-mysql-databases
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@scottalanmiller said:
We is a standard file restore so hard to understand?
http://community.spiceworks.com/topic/1195624-need-to-recover-mysql-databases
wut!? And BA to a post with no definite solution.
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Got breakfast at the hotel here in Ft. Worth and getting some work done before we head to Austin this morning.
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Just caught up on my morning email after getting to the airport and through security.
Was the fastest I have ever done that in O'Hare. Less than 15 minutes.
I got out of the car, kissed the wife and kids at 7:03. I had my bag tagged and checked in then to the security line by 7:08.
The TSA line had some new policies because the plastic bins are gone. All items HAVE to be in your bags to go through the scanner. Shoes stayed on, and then a walk through a standard metal detector. Not the wave scanner thing (which was right there too).
I was in line at Starbucks by 7:15.
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@JaredBusch said:
Just caught up on my morning email after getting to the airport and through security.
Was the fastest I have ever done that in O'Hare. Less than 15 minutes.
I got out of the car, kissed the wife and kids at 7:03. I had my bag tagged and checked in then to the security line by 7:08.
The TSA line had some new policies because the plastic bins are gone. All items HAVE to be in your bags to go through the scanner. Shoes stayed on, and then a walk through a standard metal detector. Not the wave scanner thing (which was right there too).
I was in line at Starbucks by 7:15.
Holy cow - sensibility is back!
Did you have to take your belt off?
And you're not talking about the Pre Check line, right?
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@JaredBusch said:
Just caught up on my morning email after getting to the airport and through security.
Was the fastest I have ever done that in O'Hare. Less than 15 minutes.
I got out of the car, kissed the wife and kids at 7:03. I had my bag tagged and checked in then to the security line by 7:08.
The TSA line had some new policies because the plastic bins are gone. All items HAVE to be in your bags to go through the scanner. Shoes stayed on, and then a walk through a standard metal detector. Not the wave scanner thing (which was right there too).
I was in line at Starbucks by 7:15.
I had that in Atlanta, was SO fast!
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Dealing with a massive Azure outage. As I predicted, Microsoft's internal processes are not stable enough to handle Azure. We have a full outage in every region, every server with them is down, because someone inside screwed up and turned them off and took away our ability to turn them on again. I've never heard of any cloud provider having a problem like this. This is completely insane. And just weeks after they screwed up my email with dataloss too. I'm losing faith in Microsoft's ability to be a business class company very quickly.
SO glad ML is on Rackspace.
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Major support issues with Microsoft. They don't have English speaking support or anyone who knows what Azure is. So they can't even transfer to the right department. They literally are not offering Azure support at all right now.
