Topic: Re: Photos are pretty cool - B (Read 283142 times)

edwinalink · « **Reply #4450 on:** 09 May 2011, 16:49 »

Actually most of this page is filled with people saying creepy things. Only difference is that its pretty obvious I said it tongue in cheek.

Yunior · « **Reply #4451 on:** 09 May 2011, 16:55 »

If you mean that you situated your tongue next to your cheek whilst saying something, that is not what that turn of phrase refers to.

Eris · « **Reply #4452 on:** 09 May 2011, 16:59 »

Are you seriously baiting the only guy around here who has the ability to ban you?

Also, can you give me an example of people being creepy on this page? As creepy as commenting on a lady's sideboob?

JD · « **Reply #4453 on:** 09 May 2011, 17:37 »

That isn't even particularly good sideboob.

calenlass · « **Reply #4454 on:** 09 May 2011, 21:29 »

Jussi, I think you might need to start, like, I dunno, brushing that beard or something, if you ain't gonna trim it. It is a little scraggly.

sandysmilinstrange · « **Reply #4455 on:** 09 May 2011, 22:09 »

Guys, my improv team is putting on a murder mystery show and I'm super pumped about it.

Even moreso, I am pumped that if I didn't tell people that we took that photo in front of the bathroom at the community arts center, nobody would know because I decorated the SHIT out of that thing.

celticgeek · « **Reply #4456 on:** 09 May 2011, 22:12 »

Colonel Mustard in the Library with the Candlestick.

Looks good!

Dollface · « **Reply #4457 on:** 09 May 2011, 23:36 »

that should be cast of "timetravelling buddy cop" tv series.

Jace · « **Reply #4458 on:** 10 May 2011, 03:30 »

Quote from: Eris on 09 May 2011, 16:59

Also, can you give me an example of people being creepy on this page? As creepy as commenting on a lady's sideboob?

Hey Hannah if I come to australia can me and ben maybe double team you, if that's what you are into.

est · « **Reply #4459 on:** 10 May 2011, 03:55 »

Quote from: edwinalink on 09 May 2011, 16:49

Actually most of this page is filled with people saying creepy things. Only difference is that its pretty obvious I said it tongue in cheek.

Another difference is that most of the rest of us actually like each other.

Dollface · « **Reply #4460 on:** 10 May 2011, 04:03 »

Ok whos post just got deleted?

ZJGent · « **Reply #4461 on:** 10 May 2011, 04:21 »

I fear I may have unintentionally caused something of a digital donnybrook - so to unpunk the atmosphere, here's a cherry-blossom picnic.

New theme: mellow, relaxing events you recently engaged in.

nufan · « **Reply #4462 on:** 10 May 2011, 04:31 »

That is some quality sideb...

Nevermind.

Jace · « **Reply #4463 on:** 10 May 2011, 05:24 »

That is some quality sideroddy right there.

bainidhe_dub · « **Reply #4464 on:** 10 May 2011, 05:26 »

Relaxing outdoor event! We had a lovely day-before-Easter lunch out at Amanda's last month.

Jimmy the Squid · « **Reply #4465 on:** 10 May 2011, 06:05 »

I was outdoors once

David_Dovey · « **Reply #4466 on:** 10 May 2011, 10:55 »

The new theme is obviously uncomfortable sitting/laying positions

redglasscurls · « **Reply #4467 on:** 10 May 2011, 11:27 »

It's totally comfortable

Lupercal · « **Reply #4468 on:** 10 May 2011, 12:20 »

...no belt?

Zingoleb · « **Reply #4469 on:** 10 May 2011, 12:21 »

Now I want to take up yoga again.

Cartilage Head · « **Reply #4470 on:** 10 May 2011, 18:04 »

Hey chumps.

CANOELYFE

Dollface · « **Reply #4471 on:** 11 May 2011, 03:12 »

haha.

Tom · « **Reply #4472 on:** 11 May 2011, 03:53 »

Ian MacKaye, where is yr beanie?

Dliessmgg · « **Reply #4473 on:** 11 May 2011, 07:26 »

Quote from: Cartilage Head on 10 May 2011, 18:04

CANOELYFE

Now why did I read that as canyonelf?

Metope · « **Reply #4474 on:** 11 May 2011, 08:59 »

Jens & Jussi, the Badass Bald Northern Europeans.

Barmymoo · « **Reply #4475 on:** 12 May 2011, 11:30 »

Variation on Theme: uncomfortable and impractical lying position.

And Roddy's sitting position is totally comfortable! Look!

(Also Jens if you keep this trend up you will be into Negative Hair Zone and trust me that is not something to enter into lightly.)

nekowafer · « **Reply #4476 on:** 12 May 2011, 15:07 »

I always sit with my legs to the left like that. I can't cross them like most people do, that actually hurts a lot more.

I pretty much did it for a minute to take this picture and then stood up to whine about my legs.

doombilly · « **Reply #4477 on:** 12 May 2011, 17:40 »

Yah, so we're back from NYC/Brooklyn/MD. This happened too.

Lummer · « **Reply #4478 on:** 15 May 2011, 10:07 »

New theme: Musical instruments!

gospel · « **Reply #4479 on:** 15 May 2011, 11:00 »

Quote from: pwhodges on 04 Apr 2011, 16:13

[...]

My rack of servers; the ones on my bench will go there too:

You use network KVMs or just VNC? (For the scenarios where you must leave the lair.)

Also, you favoring RAID1+0 over say 5/6? I know 5/6 are sort-of going out of vogue due to failure rates with 1TB+ drives.

pwhodges · « **Reply #4480 on:** 15 May 2011, 11:58 »

<nerd> (@gospel)
That KVM is directly wired to the servers (PS/2 or USB ports according to age). There are now a couple more servers in the rack, for a total of 14 ports of the 16-port KVM in use, but several will be retired shortly. They are mostly Windows, so for remote access I use RDP. The Open BSD firewall has no GUI, so is contacted using PuTTY; and the VMware server and its guest machines through the VMware client. The new machines are running Hyper-V, so when that is operational, machines will be contacted through the Hyper-V manager. There is one Xen-plus-Linux-guests machine in there, but it's not mine, so if I have to do anything with it, I just go to the console (eventually, when I get around to it).

Old machines (being retired shortly) have a small RAID-1 system disk and a larger RAID-5 data area. The VMware machine has 2TB of RAID-5, with no hot spare; when Hyper-V takes over, it will be reconfigured as a slightly smaller RAID-5 with hot spare - as near to RAID-6 as the controller will go. The new separate RAID array has 1TB of fast disks in RAID-6 and 8TB of slower disks in RAID-6 (2TB disks - well, if they're unreliable, that's what a service contract is for, right?); the array has two four-iSCSI-port controllers, and each server has four iSCSI ports, and it's all connected as a SAN split over two switches, so although it's only 1Gbps iSCSI, there's decent parallelism and redundancy - speed is not a big issue for us, but data security is.

Everything has two power supplies connected to different supplies (there are three UPSs and a mains strip to choose from).
</nerd><(?) />

doombilly · « **Reply #4481 on:** 15 May 2011, 15:22 »

oh good, I thought I'd borked the photo thread with mah mug.

Aimless · « **Reply #4482 on:** 15 May 2011, 17:17 »

Wlf Sweden, where spring has finally arrived

i love this apartment, nice big windows and sun almost all day long <3

gospel · « **Reply #4483 on:** 17 May 2011, 14:33 »

Quote from: pwhodges on 15 May 2011, 11:58

<nerd> (@gospel)
That KVM is directly wired to the servers (PS/2 or USB ports according to age). There are now a couple more servers in the rack, for a total of 14 ports of the 16-port KVM in use, but several will be retired shortly. They are mostly Windows, so for remote access I use RDP. The Open BSD firewall has no GUI, so is contacted using PuTTY; and the VMware server and its guest machines through the VMware client. The new machines are running Hyper-V, so when that is operational, machines will be contacted through the Hyper-V manager. There is one Xen-plus-Linux-guests machine in there, but it's not mine, so if I have to do anything with it, I just go to the console (eventually, when I get around to it).

Old machines (being retired shortly) have a small RAID-1 system disk and a larger RAID-5 data area. The VMware machine has 2TB of RAID-5, with no hot spare; when Hyper-V takes over, it will be reconfigured as a slightly smaller RAID-5 with hot spare - as near to RAID-6 as the controller will go. The new separate RAID array has 1TB of fast disks in RAID-6 and 8TB of slower disks in RAID-6 (2TB disks - well, if they're unreliable, that's what a service contract is for, right?); the array has two four-iSCSI-port controllers, and each server has four iSCSI ports, and it's all connected as a SAN split over two switches, so although it's only 1Gbps iSCSI, there's decent parallelism and redundancy - speed is not a big issue for us, but data security is.

Everything has two power supplies connected to different supplies (there are three UPSs and a mains strip to choose from).
</nerd><(?) />

Ah, BSD. Where the motto is, "Fuck you. figure it out."

Skibas_clavicle · « **Reply #4484 on:** 17 May 2011, 16:43 »

smoking shisha, being a baller.

jodizzle · « **Reply #4485 on:** 18 May 2011, 05:07 »

I'm trapped in a car of derby merch making craft supplies! Oh the life of a Merch Overlord

redglasscurls · « **Reply #4486 on:** 18 May 2011, 11:33 »

Is every seat in that car covered in grey faux fur??

Something Witty · « **Reply #4487 on:** 18 May 2011, 15:06 »

No, when she bought it she checked the "koala skin seats" option.

Lunchbox · « **Reply #4488 on:** 18 May 2011, 16:31 »

It's sheepskin. Surely you guys have sheepskin seat covers.

Something Witty · « **Reply #4489 on:** 18 May 2011, 20:12 »

Irefuse to believe there is anything as docile as a sheep in australia.

Jimor · « **Reply #4490 on:** 18 May 2011, 20:22 »

Well...

David_Dovey · « **Reply #4491 on:** 18 May 2011, 22:28 »

Quote from: Something Witty on 18 May 2011, 20:12

Irefuse to believe there is anything as docile as a sheep in australia.

Dude what do you think the spiders eat when they can't get people?

Eris · « **Reply #4492 on:** 19 May 2011, 01:34 »

Quote from: Jimor on 18 May 2011, 20:22

Well...

Dude that is NZ. MAJOR difference there, bucko.

pwhodges · « **Reply #4493 on:** 19 May 2011, 01:55 »

A few weeks late, but this was the team on Red Nose day in my office. I'm on the right...

SirJuggles · « **Reply #4494 on:** 19 May 2011, 02:04 »

This may be a weird thing to say, but gosh darn it Paul you are ROCKING those jeans.

Lupercal · « **Reply #4495 on:** 19 May 2011, 02:22 »

Jeans to work, fuck the system!

jodizzle · « **Reply #4496 on:** 19 May 2011, 02:24 »

Paul is rocking at LIFE

pwhodges · « **Reply #4497 on:** 19 May 2011, 02:30 »

When I was training at the BBC in 1969, I had to spend a few weeks working in the overseas services (Bush House, for those who know). I used to wear brightly coloured patterned sweaters, which went down particularly well with the people in the African services, some of whom occasionally appeared with elements of colourful tribal dress. I, however, was called up before the bosses and told I should dress soberly. When I asked why, as I was working in a technical capacity in a studio cubicle, I was told that I had to be ready at all times for any event, such as having the ruler of, say, an African country which was undergoing a revolution, in the studio in front of me. When I pointed out that they were probably used to more colourful dress than mine anyway, I got disapproving glares - but my response was entered on the record, and I continued as I had been doing; and as I have done ever since for that matter.

Dollface · « **Reply #4498 on:** 19 May 2011, 03:00 »

Paul = thug life.

Toba · « **Reply #4499 on:** 19 May 2011, 22:23 »

Quote from: Lupercal on 19 May 2011, 02:22

Jeans to work, fuck the system!

Some days I bow to the man and put on a shirt with buttons on it.

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