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Howdy guys, So I've been working trying to get the slave function to work for smokeping. Long story short, I'm trying to get the master-slave relationship going. Anyways, it seems the slave is having permission problems for authentication. It outputs a notification stating it can't read the...

Haha sounds like Good Times.  Hard work, good food, fun times. 

The Diner was Silver State Restaurant in Ely, Nevada (seriously, it was more of a diner in my opinion haha). We were camping out in the desert driving our way to California, and we left our campground without eating breakfast.  Hungry (and mildly groggy), we got to Ely, Nevada and went to that...

Totally unrelated. On the Top Gear US Trip (when they go through Nevada and visit the Shoe Tree and they go to California, all in muscle cars) they visited a diner in Nevada.  Well a few years back a few friends and I recreated that trip and went to Nevada, ate at that diner, visited the shoe...

Haha I can't think of anything major for home-use that'd need more than 32 GB of RAM.  Unless you're running like 20 game servers out of your house then maybe...

Just be lazy like me and run Proxmox.  

I've been getting those emails for a long time. It's nothing new. If you want to look into some justice, check this out: http://www.419eater.com/

Then you could have thrown your company a party!  A Pizza party with beer!  

Any website that is banned redirects you to here: http://www.warning.or.kr/ (note they ban you based on DNS) You can obviously run it through Google Translate to get a gist of it.

Curse you Korean Firewall.  I just finally realized that wasn't a broken image and instead the Korean Firewall was screwing with me. Anyways my comment: Gross.   That's throwback to the negative years old!  Sonnnn, you just went cellular!  

Alright looking at Intel Xeon Processor 5400 series Datasheet... Chapter 6 (Thermal Specifications) breaks it down to the three models.  X Prefix (Performance), E Prefix (Mainstream), and L Prefix (Power Optimized) and the temperatures are all pretty much "standardized" as the 5400 series CPU...

Oh man.  I'd totally be down in reading (and/or talking) about Windows Servers.  Like I'd totally ask you like millions of questions if I could (and I previously have).   Honestly, I love the idea. Although worried it might be a bit difficult to get off the ground (long-term speaking).  Anyways...

Wouldn't be too surprised.  

Any additional details on the servers? I usually am pretty weary of servers with the label "4x<CPU Speed>" instead of the actual CPU Model.  

That's a Dual L5420 I have in my research lab.  It's the one with the crazy fan work (as in I zip-tied a bunch of fans onto it) and almost no load (haha unfortunately when I run a CFD Model on it, the machine hits a pretty high temperature (over 85 Degrees C), so I still need to figure out a way...

Haha.  Everyone says that about themselves the first few times.  Don't worry you'll get over it and it'll be fine!   In terms of content contributors, I'd say this is one of the ways to get the initiative started to get that ball rolling some more.  

Just for clarification purposes, I'm going to say this is what I mean: inbox.google.com As an example, look at this guy who uploaded a screenshot online: http://i.imgur.com/BeDIBtn.png In my opinion, I really don't like it.  

This graph pretty much sums it up. Around 53 Degrees average is it idling.  Around 72 degrees is it running at full cores.   Server: Dual L5420 Location: Quadranet, Los Angeles, California The thing is, this very much depends on where you server's located.  Different cooling regulations and...

They reduced it down a dollar. Now 4 dollars for the 512 mb plan! 

So I've been using Google Inbox for a while now and I've got to say, I see them trying to make emails "easier", but I personally don't like it at all.   I absolutely dislike how they want to try and "clump" emails together, frequently mislabelling many of my emails.   Anyone have their own...