code logs -> 2013 -> Tue, 09 Apr 2013< code.20130408.log - code.20130410.log >
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03:06
<&McMartin>
Woo, 154 files modified
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03:08
<&McMartin>
... this is a 1.3MB patch file
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06:27 * Vornicus finally gets back around to poking at lua
06:27
<~Vornicus>
I suspect part of the problem is that I was expecting a somewhat higher level language
06:28
<&Derakon>
Given that it was originally written to be a scripting language that tied in nicely with C, not so much.
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06:28
<~Vornicus>
Yeah, uh, No.
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06:33
<~Vornicus>
okay. So, time to pretend I'm working in C instead of Python, really
06:36
<@Azash>
Hm.. This Mandriva security advisory reads like a pamphlet
06:36
<@Azash>
Rather than "CouchDB" or even "Apache CouchDB", they say "Apache CouchDB, a distributed, fault-tolerant and schema-free document-oriented database accessible via a RESTful HTTP/JSON API"
06:37
<@Azash>
And they do that twice with the exact same wording, in the middle of sentences..
06:38
<~Vornicus>
weird.
06:38
<~Vornicus>
I always found the name of couchdb funny
06:38
<~Vornicus>
"Where's the document?" "Lost in the couchdb"
06:39
<@Azash>
Hah
06:42
< Syk>
Vornicus: now if it had a sharding module named 'cushions'...
06:42
<@Azash>
For some reason I started thinking of the unpredictable armchair in Garfield
06:43
< Syk>
sums up nosql pretty well Azash
06:43
<@Azash>
Pull level, get launched face first into the floor?
06:44
< Syk>
that could easily be a mongodb deployment instruction guide
06:44
<@Azash>
I've not tried any real NoSQL systems but I can't say I've heard good things about them
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07:01
<@Azash>
Hrm
07:01
<@Azash>
"Why can't all routers use the same routing protocol?"
07:02
<@Azash>
I legitimately don't know why not
07:02
<@Azash>
Does anyone here?
07:02 * Vornicus secretly replaces Azash with a MaybeSQL system.
07:03
<@Azash>
Careful or Oracle will sue you for stealing their IP~
07:07
< Syk>
Azash: i would probably say Not Invented Here
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07:56
< Xon>
<Azash> "Why can't all routers use the same routing protocol?"
07:56
< Xon>
<Azash> I legitimately don't know why not
07:56
< Xon>
They generally use a family of routing protocals depending on business needs, enviroment and connectivity
07:57
<@Azash>
Yeah I just wrote down "due to the inter- and intra-AS split"
07:59
< Xon>
yeah, it is even common to use two routing protocals at once to distribute routes. For example iBGP to push bulk routes around and OSPF to push connectivity between routers
07:59
< Xon>
where I work; we use; OSPF/eBGP/iBGP/iBGP-MP
08:00
< Xon>
(small ISP which spams MPLS networks everywhere due to selling MPLS to customers)
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08:00
<@Azash>
Mm
08:01
< Xon>
iBGP-MP pushes MPLS prefixes/communities around, while iBGP pushes normal routes around
08:03
< Xon>
Azash, you played with MPLS stuff before?
08:03
<@Azash>
Nope
08:04
< Xon>
basicly, it is a label-based VPN
08:06
< Xon>
instead of switching/routing on IP address, it does it on an arbitary label. The protocal lets you stack MPLS nicely without messing with vlans
08:06
< Syk>
vlans are fun
08:06
< Syk>
and by fun
08:06
< Syk>
i mean i hate them
08:06
<~Vornicus>
there is so ridiculously much I don't know about networking.
08:07
< Xon>
Syk, heh
08:07
< Xon>
Azash, MPLS can be either layer 2 or layer 3 depending on configuration too =p
08:08
<@Azash>
Oh dear
08:08
<@Azash>
Vornicus: Same feeling
08:08
< Syk>
there's so much about networking that I just block out my ears and go LA LA LA REDIRECTING TO LAYER NO and then run away
08:09
< Syk>
once at work we had to hook some trunks up between 3 HP switches
08:09
< Xon>
Azash, IIRC we normally offer layer 3 MPLS (virtual private routed network wiki calls it) which is quite popular since you can basicly run it on any providers network to bridge crazy stuff like fiber/adsl/3g into a redundant link =p
08:09
< Syk>
the 2 identical ones worked great, easy as hell
08:09
<@Azash>
"Virtual Private Routed Network"?
08:09
< Syk>
the third, 2-year older HP?
08:09
<@Azash>
That sounds like overlays to me
08:10
< Syk>
we ended up replacing it with a $8000 switch with twice the ports because we spent 3 days on it and HP were like 'lol yeah we changed $everything"
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08:10
< Syk>
then there were phone vlan funs
08:11
< Xon>
Azash, basicly each end-point peers with the MPLS provider and then offers a private IP space to push data over, but routing happens on our hardware meaning they get out redudnant networking core
08:11
< Syk>
because we had phones that operated on vlan 7
08:11
< Syk>
and were between thenetwork and the PC
08:11
<@Azash>
Right
08:11
< Xon>
voodoo is a /great/ way ot describe it
08:11
< Syk>
Xon: Is this like the private LAN thing Telstra offers?
08:11
< Syk>
uh
08:11
< Syk>
private WAN*
08:11
< Xon>
yeah
08:11
< Syk>
the external IP is at Telstra
08:12
< Syk>
and it routes with some shit
08:12
< Syk>
and data between offices is free, i think, that are on it
08:12
< Syk>
it cost a lot
08:12
< Xon>
basicly, you can have you entire customer base using 10/8 and the provider doesn't care about the IP space despite routing it
08:12
< Syk>
even more than 4/4MB symmetric BDSL
08:12
< Syk>
$1,600/mo govt pricing :<
08:12
< Xon>
until it hits the edge device and gets converted to real-IP space
08:13
< Syk>
best bit was when the exchange lost connection
08:13
< Syk>
cos fibre got burnt up or some shit
08:13
< Xon>
BDSL is expensive
08:13
< Syk>
our BDSL was the last thing to switch back on in town
08:13
< Xon>
lol
08:13
< Syk>
my home's business ADSL, my friend's consumer Bigpond and my other friends consumer Westnet were fixed as soon as the link back up
08:13
< Syk>
3G as well
08:13
< Xon>
10.0.0.0/8* (rather than 10/8)
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08:14
< Syk>
but the $1600 connection that's literally fucking fibre to the exchange? nope, not until 5am the next morning
08:14
< Xon>
lolol
08:14
< Syk>
I was ready to rip Telstra a fucking new one
08:14
< Syk>
we had people saying "why isn't our internet up?????"
08:15
< Syk>
(people were slightly panic-y as it was the day that pays are uploaded to the bank, too)
08:15
< Xon>
Syk, you sure that BDSL is fiber and not copper?
08:15
< Syk>
Xon: we were told it was fibre, I believe it may have been on the same fibre as our ISDN or some shit
08:16
< Syk>
the connection into the building was copper to a Telstra-supplied box
08:16
< Syk>
which then went into our Cis1841
08:16
< Xon>
cos Telstra's "ethernet" service only becomes actual fibre once you hit the 3rd out of 4 options for it
08:16
< Syk>
maybe Telstra were pulling it out of their ass, they did that a lot
08:16
< Syk>
Xon: this was post-NBN Co, they're not laying any more copper
08:17
< Xon>
they still are =|
08:17
< Syk>
they still are, yes
08:17
< Syk>
but we weren't that important :3
08:17
< Syk>
oh we had NBN to new houses in town
08:17
< Syk>
staff houses
08:17
< Syk>
it was a year late~
08:17
< Syk>
just turned on... last week
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08:18
< Syk>
Telstra had one good thing: the support
08:18
< Syk>
then they 'improved' it
08:18
< Syk>
sent us a letter going on about how the amalgamation of their support desks will provide 'better service'
08:19
< Syk>
I'm sure you can guess what they actually did
08:19
< Xon>
hehe
08:19
< Xon>
still better than aapt wholesale support ;)
08:19
< Syk>
phone support? in India. ADSL technicians? in India
08:19
< Syk>
business support technicians? India again!
08:20
< Syk>
we got told that one of our jobs was being cancelled because we supplied a lot number rather than a street address
08:20
< Xon>
O_o
08:20
< Syk>
said parcel of land never has had a street address, and never will
08:21
< Syk>
because it's a) a school, b) surrounded by four different roads and c) has a lot number
08:21
< Syk>
we were told they wouldnt be able to find it
08:21
< Syk>
we said 'well, can we give directions then?'
08:21
< Syk>
nope, not allowed to give the visiting techs notes
08:22
< Xon>
one thing about Labour NBN once it gets up, it will make ordering fiber a shitload easier than waiting for Telstra engineering todo a site survay and take 2-5 months
08:22
< Xon>
once/if*
08:22
< Syk>
Xon: I have a feeling Liberals will come in next election
08:22
< Syk>
and the NBN that isnt rolled out is gonna get cut, most likely
08:22
< Syk>
Abbott has said that what has it will keep it, but everything else is FTTN with copper last leg
08:22
< Xon>
you seen the Libs "NBN" plan?
08:23
< Syk>
35+ year copper in the ground with a useby of 30 years
08:23
< Syk>
that last leg is gonna be fuckin great
08:23
< Syk>
Xon: it honestly tears me, because I don't want to vote for either party
08:23
< Xon>
optimistically 3/4s of the price Labour has quoted over longer, lower minimum speeds, and require laying fibre anyway to replace the crappy copper later at higher cost
08:24
< Syk>
Libs will murder any social progressiveness that might happen and kill the NBN
08:24
< Xon>
it is kinda looking that way
08:24
< Syk>
but Labor are herpderp internet firewall and can't into budgets
08:24
< Xon>
but have to see what it is like a month before the election rather than ~5-6 months away
08:25
< Syk>
Xon: it's pretty easy to see already
08:25
< Syk>
see: WA elections
08:25
< Syk>
last election was a hung parliment, nationally
08:25
< Xon>
Syk, the two part polling isn't *that* much worse than the last federal election
08:25
< Xon>
(in the run up)
08:26
< Syk>
Labor had an 18% loss in votes, and no Lib candidate lost a seat, IIRC
08:26
< Syk>
it was bloody
08:26
< Syk>
then again
08:26
< Syk>
WA is very pissed at the mining tax
08:26
< Xon>
very
08:27
< Xon>
and WA Labor was doing an /amazingly/ shit job trying to sell themselves
08:27
< Xon>
and WA Libs hadn't fucked up thier 1st term that much
08:28
< Syk>
WA Libs seemed to do pretty good
08:28
< Syk>
I dunno, I haven't heard anything that theyve screwed up too bad
08:28
< Syk>
my seat (Kimberley) was absolutely fucking enraging though
08:28
< Xon>
lol
08:29
< Syk>
10% swing towards Green
08:29
< Syk>
mainly in Broome, because theyre getting all ragey about the natural gas hub
08:29
< Syk>
90% of the Green votes were in suburbian Broome, which is a city
08:30
< Syk>
somehow the australian christian party candidate got 158 votes?
08:31
< Syk>
but eh
08:31
< Syk>
Xon: I think the reality is that Australia's always going to have shit internet, NBN or not
08:32
< Syk>
once domestic is fast, our international links are probably going to be so awful in comparison
08:32
< Xon>
a /massive/ amount of it comes down to price fixing at the domestic level
08:32
< Xon>
domestic transit basicly only drops pricing when international transit drops in pricing
08:32
< Syk>
then again, there is a 9.4Tbps or some insane shit like that cable coming online next year i think
08:33
< Syk>
I really wish that domestic data was cheaper
08:33
< Xon>
we have plenty of international bandwidth. It's just too expensive to actually *use it*
08:33
< Syk>
I really wish this town had a fucking dist hub too
08:33
< Syk>
all our data goes to Perth
08:33
< Syk>
pinging next door sends my packet on a 7,000km trip
08:33
< Xon>
not a problem for me since I'm in Perth =P
08:34
< Xon>
(as in the domestic transit to make use of international transit across the country gets pricy quickly)
08:34
< Syk>
120ms ping to next door sucks
08:34
< Syk>
hard
08:34
< Xon>
hey, at least it isn't going to Sydney and back!
08:34
< Syk>
when I had Telstra Business, it was :(
08:34
< Syk>
well, Melbourne
08:34
< Syk>
our 4/4Mb connection went to Melbourne, apparently
08:35
< Syk>
so that's a 16,000km trip right there
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< Xon>
=p
08:40
< Xon>
rofl, apparently the Libs FTTN scheme ignores access to Telstra's copper in it's costing
08:41
< Xon>
welp there goes any pretence that FTTN will be delivered cheaper than FTTH
08:57
< Syk>
heh
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<~Vornicus>
it is absolutely befuddling how much I depend on better data structures.
09:46
<~Vornicus>
I use tuples and full-on objects as set elements and dictionary keys and it isn't nearly that simple in lua
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<@Dog>
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IJcuQQ1eWWI
13:15
<@Dog>
"If the year is over 1900 and the human is in the lead, declare war on the human."
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<@gnolam>
Man, Markov generators are way too fun to play with.
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<&ToxicFrog|W`rkn>
<Dracula> What is a product launch? A miserable pile of servers.
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<&McMartin>
Enough talk. Have at it!
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