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Ok, but now how do I turn it yospos black with green outlines and monospaced green text
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TimWinter posted:Ok, but now how do I turn it yospos black with green outlines and monospaced green text $ lynx https://forums.somethingawful.com/forumdisplay.php?forumid=219 -lss=~/yospos_files/stylesheets/219.lss
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And it's gone
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Dec 2, 2018 04:14
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TimWinter posted:And it's gone Don't sign your posts with what every heart in the 219 so fondly wishes were true about your posts.
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i finally understood the username jonny 219
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Dec 3, 2018 01:29
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Beamed posted:i finally understood the username jonny 219 It's Jonny 290 tho
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Dec 3, 2018 01:35
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oh. welp
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Dec 3, 2018 01:43
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lmfao
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Dec 3, 2018 03:06
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fukken get 'em, boys
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Dec 3, 2018 03:07
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always, always fuckin' next year
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Dec 3, 2018 03:13
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if it makes you feel better i don't get Jonny290 unless it's a con air reference 
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Dec 3, 2018 08:03
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what happened to to the 289th jonny
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he did a 290 and walked out of the forums. rip
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syscall girl posted:if it makes you feel better i don't get Jonny290 He lived right by a 290 street as a college student iirc
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it's his credit score
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Dec 3, 2018 20:11
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Stymie posted:it's his credit score haha
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every time i see jonny 290's username i sing it in my head to the relevant line of "new kid in town" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Pa5nqYXEnY 0:55
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one of my coworkers wants a recommendation on a new laptop for him and his wife. he's in his sixties and won't want to learn mac os and they have zero interest in any gaming that requires a giraffics card. kind of leaning towards throwing him a dell and telling him to buy up a few years of premium support so that if it shits the bed they'll send someone out to replace the motherboard or whatever. any thoughts on this? i briefly browsed the shsc laptop thread and everyone there talks about refurbs and video cards. lol gently caress that, if the laptop i recommend turns out to be a lemon i want my buddy to be able to get prompt service, or at least if he lassoes me into it to be able to call a person on the phone and say "this poo poo sucks, send someone out to fix this beautiful old man's laptop" and then we can go bullshit on the porch
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:one of my coworkers wants a recommendation on a new laptop for him and his wife. he's in his sixties and won't want to learn ipad
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graph posted:ipad
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:one of my coworkers wants a recommendation on a new laptop for him and his wife. he's in his sixties and won't want to learn mac os and they have zero interest in any gaming that requires a giraffics card. kind of leaning towards throwing him a dell and telling him to buy up a few years of premium support so that if it shits the bed they'll send someone out to replace the motherboard or whatever. tell them to go on dell outlet and get one of the dell 15 5000s and yeah to buy the fancy support. theres some on there right now for around $400 with the good screens and decent cpus (8th gen core proccesors, i3 or i5)and those have the better intel integrated graphics for handling bullshit on facebook of course the fancy support will be another couple hundred on top but you can make dell repair straight up "i knocked it off the table and now it doesnt work" type damage for free with it
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dell’s are good, you can even get an XPS
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MacBook Air
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I had some dead pixels on my xps15 and they sent a dude out the next day to replace the screen. their support is very good.
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graph posted:ipad
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graph posted:ipad they already have one. they have a winders desktop that's a few years old and the wife wants a laptop.
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get them a macbook air and tell them you can put windows on it if they don't like macos, which wont happen (after like a couple months at least)
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please avoid these people seeking you to inflict harm on old people who have done nothing wrong.
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fishmech posted:please avoid these people seeking you to inflict harm on old people who have done nothing wrong. Yeah but being voluntarily responsible for old people's computers is self harm
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Captain Foo posted:Yeah but being voluntarily responsible for old people's computers is self harm that's why you buy the dell "we will show up at your house the next business day to fix it even if it's just that you spilled water on the laptop and fried it" warranty option
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I'm figuring out hardware for a new logging platform and any input on creative solutions would be appreciated. It's sequential IO driven; you give it a time range and the search parameters and it pulls every single log line between those ranges and then evaluates in memory and discards what it doesn't need. This means bus contention is going to be the limiting factor to work around and I'm having a hard time finding a solution that fits what I need. Cheapo SATA SSDs seem to fit the bill just fine, but they the problem becomes the link and interface bandwidth on the controller. NVMe drives directly off the PCIe bus would work but is likely overkill considering those are optimized for random IO which we aren't doing. My dream solution is some kind of M.2 PCIe riser that I can use to fully populate a PE 740 to attach those directly the bus (or as close as matters anyway) and then just swamp it with that. I think we're constrained to Dell hardware for this one, IO cards and SSDs can probably be sourced 3rd party in a pinch.
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send it all to azure application insights
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Shaggar posted:send it all to azure application insights They didn't play nice with pricing so we're doing it on-prem ourselves
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:I'm figuring out hardware for a new logging platform and any input on creative solutions would be appreciated. It's sequential IO driven; you give it a time range and the search parameters and it pulls every single log line between those ranges and then evaluates in memory and discards what it doesn't need. This means bus contention is going to be the limiting factor to work around and I'm having a hard time finding a solution that fits what I need. Cheapo SATA SSDs seem to fit the bill just fine, but they the problem becomes the link and interface bandwidth on the controller. NVMe drives directly off the PCIe bus would work but is likely overkill considering those are optimized for random IO which we aren't doing. My dream solution is some kind of M.2 PCIe riser that I can use to fully populate a PE 740 to attach those directly the bus (or as close as matters anyway) and then just swamp it with that. more sata controllers. more
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use hdds and stripe by time
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:They didn't play nice with pricing so we're doing it on-prem ourselves i don't have a ton of volume so its loving amazing for me, but I can imagine it getting expensive real fast
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Shaggar posted:i don't have a ton of volume so its loving amazing for me, but I can imagine it getting expensive real fast Yeah we're talking about 2TB/day ingest. Product we're going with is giving us an unlimited license so I'm going buck wild here. Tried the bajillion storage controllers route but honestly the $/TB for SATA SSD's is within like 20-30% of Dell's NVMe's and it's not worth the ill-defined performance overhead it's going to incur. It just sucks because so much stuff is IOP-optimized and this thing runs pretty much exclusively on 1MB reads so I Don't Care, give me the cheapest SSD you have. Dell get your poo poo together and make a controller with an 8x PCIe interface
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i have several hundred TB and need to scan it in 1MB chunks and spinny disks are unacceptable for these reasons:
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