DocScrutinizer | things moved to irc? great! | 09:44 |
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whitequark | ohh, tuxbrain | 09:53 |
whitequark | already left, through :/ | 09:53 |
cladamw | wpwrak, let us know your feelings/comments on my latest m1r4 sch editing. the wiki should continue to settle rules well once have solid idea. :-) | 10:26 |
cladamw | wpwrak, btw, if you could show us the schhist to have pdf reviews ? Since I don't think that one will try to review KiCad design files if there's no pdf file, intuitively. | 10:29 |
wolfspraul | sorry that is on my side | 10:31 |
wolfspraul | stuck on my side | 10:31 |
wolfspraul | but a good reminder, I'll get back to it... | 10:31 |
cladamw | wolfspraul, oah ..., i see. :-) I was thought just to know how to use it since I don't know how. :-) but i think i can later from here. thanks. :-) | 10:33 |
qi-bot | The build was successful: http://fidelio.qi-hardware.com/~xiangfu/build-nanonote/openwrt-xburst.minimal-20120502-0458 | 11:01 |
kyak | soon after you started paying attention to your server's uptime, it is going to fail | 13:30 |
whitequark | kyak: wrong | 14:12 |
whitequark | I did that in the past | 14:12 |
whitequark | got uptimes of 200+ days with UPS lasting 20 minutes or so | 14:12 |
whitequark | and Russian utility companies | 14:13 |
whitequark | (the latter basically means that there won't be a 100 days without a 1 minute interruption, and 300 days without a major (>10min) interruption | 14:14 |
whitequark | and once in 3-5 years there are day-long blackouts. | 14:14 |
DocScrutinizer | wow, that's bad | 14:56 |
DocScrutinizer | here we got like 1 interruption maybe in 5 years, and that's a very local one. However I had such a local one 1 year or so ago, and it took 3h | 14:57 |
DocScrutinizer | extremely unusual | 14:57 |
lindi- | we had a three-day outage in January :) | 14:58 |
DocScrutinizer | uptimes of my servers are limited by boots due to kernel updates though | 14:58 |
DocScrutinizer | [jr@lagrange ~]$ uptime | 14:59 |
DocScrutinizer | 16:58:52 up 1 day, 21:37, 2 users, load average: 0.00, 0.00, 0.00 | 14:59 |
DocScrutinizer | ;-) | 14:59 |
DocScrutinizer | btw anybody knows how to tell sshd to not allow interactive logins but only accept scp? | 15:00 |
DocScrutinizer | for a particular user/key | 15:00 |
wpwrak | maybe try setting the account's shell to scp ? | 15:04 |
wpwrak | or to a wrapper that invokes scp, after massaging the arguments | 15:05 |
whitequark | I recall that scp works via sftp or something like that | 15:11 |
whitequark | hence, just disable interactive logins whatsoever | 15:11 |
lindi- | whitequark: I thought scp and sftp were different | 15:12 |
lindi- | whitequark: I think you need to set the shell to "scponly" | 15:12 |
whitequark | lindi-: yeah, looks like you are right | 15:35 |
Action: Jay7 tried to find good enough arm or mips netbook | 16:45 | |
Jay7 | anything found is unusable in real world | 16:46 |
kristianpaul | that couldnt, call it netbook to be honest | 16:47 |
Jay7 | let's make jz-based netbook :) | 16:48 |
kristianpaul | hmm | 16:51 |
kristianpaul | that should be added to the wpwrak donts in its FISL slides :) | 16:52 |
kyak | whitequark: 144 days here without UPS | 17:26 |
kyak | then of cours at some there will be an electricity outage .. i just noticed it happpens soon after i start chasing the uptime :) | 17:28 |
kyak | now it,s 77 days and i,m kinda into it again.. so outage of some kind is gonna happen any time now ! :) | 17:30 |
rz2k | <Jay7> anything found is unusable in real world | 17:34 |
rz2k | thats pretty usable http://minus.com/m1g2Ebr9D/1f | 17:34 |
Jay7 | rz2k: what is model name? | 17:35 |
rz2k | ainol novo 7 elf + ubuntu/android dualboot from guy named steev on staledroid | 17:35 |
rz2k | http://www.slatedroid.com/topic/32646-wip-novo-7-elf-dual-boot-elvish-03ubuntu-1204/ | 17:35 |
rz2k | trying to fit that to my ly-f1 tablet which is similar by hw to novo7elf | 17:36 |
Jay7 | biggest RAM I've ever seen is 512Mb.. | 17:38 |
Jay7 | I like KDE :) | 17:38 |
kyak | buy some decent laptop damn it ) | 17:39 |
Jay7 | macbook air is only really good seems.. | 17:40 |
Jay7 | all other vendors can't do anything nearly good | 17:40 |
kyak | i would spend my money on mips/arm laptop only from ideological point of view.. never from practical | 17:40 |
kyak | it depends on what you need | 17:42 |
erikkugel | I don't think mips/arm were designed for the perfomance and multitasking of x86, not to mention the lack of desktop software for RISC... | 18:00 |
erikkugel | I love them in my phone/PDA, but I would not let them compete with XEON cores in a server - they were designed to do different things, and that was a design decision at an early stage. | 18:01 |
wpwrak | erikkugel: hmm. once upon a time, i had an SGI workstation in front of me. it had a MIPS. felt pretty powerful to me, even when multitasking :) | 18:01 |
erikkugel | I'm looking at 2 SGI workstations right now. Those days are gone. | 18:02 |
wpwrak | ;-) | 18:02 |
erikkugel | If SGI was doing as well as Intel, it would have been a different market :) | 18:02 |
wpwrak | well, they did the nokia thing. what can you expect after getting into bed with MS ? :) | 18:03 |
erikkugel | :) good point... | 18:03 |
kristianpaul | is all about software support and optimizacion? | 18:16 |
kristianpaul | for example how much of the current i686 x86_64 generated by gcc already implement SIMD | 18:17 |
kristianpaul | i dont bet this grade of support im mips* familly yet | 18:17 |
kristianpaul | starting with our beloved nanonote | 18:17 |
Jay7 | kyak: it's easy - slim (<1.5cm) and light (<1kg) case, 1-2Gb RAM, ~32-64Gb SSD, 10-11" screen 1366x768 with digitizer or multitouch panel and about 8 hrs of battery life | 18:18 |
Jay7 | s/multitouch/touchscreen/ | 18:19 |
kyak | well yeah.. if you really need something like then you are already half way to apple | 19:00 |
kyak | though frankly speaking it is not required at all for most people to have this level of mobility | 19:00 |
kyak | not according to most commercials on tv, of course | 19:01 |
kyak | where everyone is mobile like shit | 19:01 |
wpwrak | mobile like diarrhea ? | 19:11 |
Action: whitequark quickly changes back to previous window | 19:16 | |
kyak | wpwrak: in sense that it can reach you everywhere, yeah | 19:16 |
rz2k | lol | 19:19 |
rz2k | hey whitequark | 19:20 |
rz2k | what happend with your squirrel? | 19:20 |
rz2k | code.whitequark.org seems to be down | 19:20 |
DocScrutinizer51 | wpwrak: you recall the dispute about ABS MAX voltage of USB VBUS for GTA02, way back? | 22:47 |
DocScrutinizer51 | just on a sidenote, dedicated componentgs like tps65951 or bq24153 have a range like -2...20V | 22:49 |
wpwrak | ah yes, that sounds a little more robust | 22:52 |
wpwrak | i always wondered why NXP used such a tight range | 22:52 |
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