Time Nick Message 13:39 gridiron Can't recall where I was talking about this but this module fixed my issues: http://wiki.nginx.org/HttpMemcModule 13:40 gridiron Well...one of my issues. I still miss my mum. 13:40 pdurbin gridiron: i don't think it was here. . . but glad it's fixed :) 13:40 gridiron Well...if it wasn't here it must not have mattered much. 13:41 pdurbin that's right 13:41 pdurbin we only talk about stuff that matters 13:41 pdurbin just like. . . slashdot. . . i guess 13:52 SEJeff gridiron, I miss your mum too 13:52 SEJeff *now* it is like /. 13:52 SEJeff And I'm of course kidding 14:01 gridiron you know she died last year, right? 14:01 * SEJeff is a horrible person. I'm sorry 14:01 gridiron LOL 14:01 pdurbin guys, please stay on topic 14:01 gridiron Success 14:01 SEJeff troll the troll? 14:01 SEJeff awesome 14:02 pdurbin here. talk about this: 14:02 pdurbin Ken Thompson used "assembler on a GE-635 machine. . . A postprocessor generated a paper tape readable by the PDP-7. These tapes were carried from the GE machine to the PDP-7 for testing until a primitive Unix kernel, an editor, an assembler, a simple shell (command interpreter), and a few utilities (like the Unix rm, cat, cp commands) were completed." -- http://cm.bell-labs.com/who/dmr/chist.html 14:03 gridiron And there are those out there that believe this was a bad move... along with coming down out of the trees. 14:03 pdurbin :) 14:04 pdurbin paper tape! 14:04 pdurbin "After this point, the operating system was self-supporting: programs could be written and tested without resort to paper tape, and development continued on the PDP-7 itself." 14:04 SEJeff Thats disturbingly hardcore 14:06 pdurbin kids today don't appreciate what they've got 14:06 pdurbin "yum's too slow!" --ironcamel 14:06 SEJeff Ken is probably in the "asm is for sissies" camp 14:12 pdurbin speaking of yum. running it now. i've decided it's silly to run centos on my workstation at work. fedora has been stable enough at home. making the switch 14:12 pdurbin plus, i've mitigated my various annoyances with gnome 3 14:14 pdurbin SEJeff: do you use one of these "spot" repos for chromium? https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Chromium 14:14 pdurbin http://repos.fedorapeople.org/repos/spot/ 14:20 SEJeff I do 14:22 pdurbin ok. thanks 15:16 SEJeff Went to this: http://www.meetup.com/LA-Hackathons/events/62796642/?a=co1_grp&rv=co1 and found out a lot more than I ever knew about node.js 15:17 SEJeff node apparently can do zeromq. That was news to me. 15:26 shuff pdurbin: aso you may recall, spot is this guy: http://spot.livejournal.com/312320.html 15:26 SEJeff He runs the entire desktop team @ redhat. Great guy 17:14 pdurbin his avatar is a cat 17:15 pdurbin had never really thought of node.js + zeromq. . . node.js performance with zeromq vs. Python vs. Java - Stack Overflow - http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6645796/node-js-performance-with-zeromq-vs-python-vs-java 17:19 SEJeff pdurbin, Neither had I 19:22 pdurbin sort -n -t . -k 1,1 -k 2,2 -k 3,3 -k 4,4 # Sort IP Addresses with GNU sort - http://www.madboa.com/geek/sort-addr/