Time Nick Message 01:12 JoeJulian Hah! I think this is the first time I used devops in conversation. I'm being assimilated! http://eavesdrop.openstack.org/irclogs/%23openstack/%23openstack.2013-02-26.log at 2013-02-26T01:06:32 01:23 pdurbin "you’re DevOps’ing it Wrong™ ;)" -- https://twitter.com/anthonygoddard/status/305469228553752576 01:23 pdurbin in reply to: "Repeat after me: “There is no such thing as a DevOps solution. There is no such thing as a DevOps engineer. There is no DevOps Automation”" -- https://twitter.com/someara/status/305427781297242112 01:26 SEJeff_work devops is a trendy name for a (or wannabe) systems engineer 01:26 SEJeff_work imo 01:26 SEJeff_work a sysadmin who codes is a systems engineer 01:26 SEJeff_work a systems administrator becomes a systems engineer with experience and patience to learn proper automation 01:27 pdurbin meh, i'm keeping the tag line. sysadmins who code :) 01:28 SEJeff_work But you know what I mean 01:28 SEJeff_work conceptually 01:28 SEJeff_work you can be a jr sysadmin without knowing even shell scripting well 01:28 pdurbin sure. i have trouble calling myself an engineer though 01:28 pdurbin i think i may have talked about this already 01:28 SEJeff_work I write code fulltime in support of a team of a dozen+ sysadmins 01:28 SEJeff_work some of who code 01:29 SEJeff_work most of who don't very much 01:29 SEJeff_work So for my position, the distinction seems warranted. I am paid to write tools to help manage a production infra primarily and do very little ops work anymore. 01:29 pdurbin sure enough: http://irclog.perlgeek.de/crimsonfu/2012-04-12#i_5432638 01:29 pdurbin SEJeff_work: see? we've had this conversation already :) 01:30 pdurbin but don't let me stop you. it's good to have you back :) 01:30 SEJeff_work :) 01:30 SEJeff_work You still need to read dune 01:30 SEJeff_work And ender's game 01:30 SEJeff_work any self respecting geek should know both of those 01:30 SEJeff_work pdurbin, But for now my friend it is time to go home. Long day at work 01:30 pdurbin i did read ender's game. didn't care for it 02:39 pdurbin "This site runs pump.io, the high-performance Open Source social engine. It pumps your life in and out of your friends, family and colleagues." -- https://microca.st 02:40 pdurbin "I'm going to work on code to convert StatusNet sites to pump.io" -- https://e14n.com/evan/note/dS3NeHv-QSKe6A282v_I5g 04:13 GitHub167 [crimsonfu.github.com] pdurbin pushed 1 new commit to master: https://github.com/crimsonfu/crimsonfu.github.com/commit/7b7aa025986026d2c580439200f46252c55c0cea 04:13 GitHub167 crimsonfu.github.com/master 7b7aa02 Philip Durbin: fetch latest logs 04:27 pdurbin oh cool... git clone git://gitweb.dragonflybsd.org/ikiwiki-repo.git to see the source behind http://www.dragonflybsd.org 16:07 pdurbin that's annoying. i went to subscribe to solr-user-subscribe@lucene.apache.org but it wants to expose my g.harvard address, apparently because they key off the Return-Path header: http://irclog.perlgeek.de/crimsonfu/2012-10-25#i_6098333 ... I guess I'll use my regular gmail account instead :( 16:08 pdurbin they're using ezmlm 19:39 pdurbin sjoeboo: any call for http://lucene.apache.org/pylucene/ over there? 19:39 sjoeboo not internally, and not from users as far as i know 19:39 sjoeboo its all storage and all holyoke over here all the time these days 19:40 pdurbin yeah, i don't see it at http://rc.fas.harvard.edu/module_list/ 19:41 pdurbin thanks