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kentn
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response 125 of 252:
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Jul 18 02:10 UTC 2019 |
Yeah. We were told by the client to do everything on the unix server
and this basically forces him to work there. I'll see where he's at
tomorrow, mentally, and if he wants I can get him set up so he can work
reasonably well from the command line. It is a requirement of his job,
so he'll need to adapt and find a way to do his work.
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tod
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response 126 of 252:
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Jul 18 03:09 UTC 2019 |
Can you tie log checks into log feeds to some sort of alert automation?
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kentn
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response 127 of 252:
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Jul 18 22:57 UTC 2019 |
It's difficult with the system we use to do anything after then run in
an automated way. We can't change the system, for one thing. However,
we can check all the logs in a directory with one of my scripts quite
easily.
Again, we are dealing unix and the majority don't want to deal with it,
and that includes running scripts.
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papa
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response 128 of 252:
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Jul 20 08:35 UTC 2019 |
ISB it's been fifty years since humanity first set foot on the Moon and
nobody's been back in forty-seven years.
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tod
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response 129 of 252:
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Jul 21 05:20 UTC 2019 |
Artemis will change that
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walkman
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response 130 of 252:
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Jul 24 22:31 UTC 2019 |
It's totally normal for rocket thrust to appear like glitter.
https://tinyurl.com/yxw4szng
I truly believe that fuel melts steel girders too.
tag: unicorns, rainbows, morethantwogenders
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tod
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response 131 of 252:
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Jul 25 18:23 UTC 2019 |
re #130
Same studio as this
https://images.fineartamerica.com/images/artworkimages/mediumlarge/1/space
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9-andrea-gatti.jpg
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bwh
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response 132 of 252:
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Jul 28 00:25 UTC 2019 |
re #131 - Very phallic.
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tod
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response 133 of 252:
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Aug 1 16:54 UTC 2019 |
It's Martin Landau
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papa
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response 134 of 252:
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Aug 1 23:53 UTC 2019 |
ISB I was a big fan of Space: 1999 way back in the day, but I watched a couple
of episodes from Series 2 on UK Armed Forces TV during a recent business trip,
and have to admit they were crap. I remember Series 1 being much better,
though I'm not confident my memory will stand up to rewatching.
Same for UFO, which my memory placed even higher than Space: 1999. Good model
work, but the plot was too wonky of me to enjoy anymore. Surprisingly dark
for a 1970s TV show.
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tod
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response 135 of 252:
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Aug 6 14:31 UTC 2019 |
UFO looks interesting
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bwh
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response 136 of 252:
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Aug 6 18:43 UTC 2019 |
Netflix has Stargate Universe available. I'm moving through those now. I think
it's a great story. I really like the characters. I hear there's effort to
bring it back but I'm not sure about that. Some story lines are best told in
just a few seasons before the writers run out of original ideas and the
audience get bored.
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walkman
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response 137 of 252:
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Sep 25 11:29 UTC 2019 |
Replace the capacitors in your Commodore computers and make sure to
upgrade to new power supplies!
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walkman
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response 138 of 252:
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Sep 25 11:48 UTC 2019 |
If I told you it was possible to run a Commodore Vic 20 with 1MB of RAM
and 8MB of flash rom would you think I was nuttier than Alexandria
Ocasio-Cortez?
http://store.go4retro.com/ultimem-vic-20-memory-expansion-cartridge/
What about a wifi modem that worked on the VIC and the 64?
https://www.cbmstuff.com/proddetail.php?prod=WiModemOLED
Or that there are scores of BBSs out there that aren't grex?
https://theoasisbbs.com/resources/
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tod
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response 139 of 252:
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Oct 12 04:29 UTC 2019 |
re #138
What's the best commodore bbs terminal emulator for Win10?
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kentn
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response 140 of 252:
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Oct 19 21:14 UTC 2019 |
So now, we are losing work and by April 2020 I'll be out of work and
probably be laid off. No fun. But if there is a severence that is
decent then it might be okay. And I can apply for another job. Or I
can try to stay where I'm at but I still would need to apply for job
on some other project. I hope I can hang in here for another couple
years. But we'll see.
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papa
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response 141 of 252:
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Oct 21 12:35 UTC 2019 |
resp:140
I do not envy your employment uncertainty, Kent. Hope everything works out
for you.
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walkman
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response 142 of 252:
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Oct 21 16:36 UTC 2019 |
Synchterm will allow Windows (and many other operating systems) to
communicate with BBSs that have full CGTerm Commodore 64 PETSCII
support.
http://syncterm.bbsdev.net/
It's really neat. I wish PETSCII was embraced by all terminals!
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kentn
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response 143 of 252:
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Oct 23 01:44 UTC 2019 |
Re 141: Thanks, I hope so, too.
Re 141: That is neat. Thanks.
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ball
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response 144 of 252:
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Oct 26 20:04 UTC 2019 |
Re. 140: Good luck! The company I joined a year ago
seems to be struggling too but there's very little
technology work within commuting range and I'm not really
qualified for anything else. I'll just do the best job I can
until I can find something else.
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kentn
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response 145 of 252:
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Oct 28 16:16 UTC 2019 |
Thanks, Andy. It might not be much of an interview, but it all depends
on a job opening up that fits my title/role. If not, then that's it
and I'll be interviewing for another job. I'm hoping it won't be a big
deal and that something opens up (the industry has a lot of training
requirements and starting a new job means going through all that again,
for example, plus learning a new company culture and ways of working).
Good luck with your job situation, too, Andy!
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kentn
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response 146 of 252:
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Jan 12 14:52 UTC 2020 |
IBB Neil Peart, drummer for the band Rush, and a hugely talented musician,
died this week. RIP Neil.
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papa
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response 147 of 252:
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Jan 15 03:13 UTC 2020 |
resp:146
R.I.P. today's Tom Sawyer.
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tonster
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response 148 of 252:
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Feb 29 16:39 UTC 2020 |
resp:136: SGU was *terrible*. If you enjoy that though, go and watch the
preceding series'. Stargate SG-1 and Stargate: Atlantis were wonderful.
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papa
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response 149 of 252:
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Mar 2 03:06 UTC 2020 |
ISB Freeman Dyson, great man and genius of Physics passed away on Feb. 28,
2020. R.I.P.
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