Seems legit.

cerealpunch · 5 days

To perform "cunning stunts"?

L0stm4n · 8 days

If you want to use it to brew with to add gravity etc then invert it into a candi sugar.

Take 5 pounds of the sugar. Add about 5 cups of water (just to cover it a little) Add 1 teaspoon of citric acid (lemon juice is fine) Bring to a simmer. Hold at a gentle simmer for about 20 minutes.

This breaks down the sucrose into glucose and fructose which the yeast can more easily digest.

Owa1n · 12 days

Jobcentre is absolutely terrible, luckily I've not had to deal with them since I was about 17. If you want work then sign on with an agency for temp work. It will pretty much all be general labour and at best semi-skilled, but it's paying work and it can lead to other things. It will give you some cash coming in while you work out how to get to where you actually want to be.

dustygold · 12 days

Yes, at the age of 14 you are capable of understanding the consequences of your actions and the rough potential damage that setting a building on fire can cause, but:

Her lawyer did not challenge the decision that she was competent to stand trial after two other psychiatrists had deemed her unfit to do so.
Nor did he challenge the prosecutor’s push to try Trina as an adult.
She took the stand as the sole witness for the defense.

I've left off the part about the lawyer later being disbarred as there's no context around whether that's in any way relevant.

Do you think that a normal 14 year old child would make a very good defendant in an juvenile case, let alone an adult case?
How about when that 14 year old child had been classified as being "slow"?
And if they're also diagnosed as being schizophrencic?
Lastly, when they have no adult family members who are able to give them any support, guidance or assistance?

JumpinJackHTML5 · 13 days

16 "US" gallons...

jambi1987 · 13 days

There are some additional AT commands which vary depending on the hardware provider, and you quite often have to enter a specific AT command to enable GPRS data, but in short, yes.

salnajjar · 17 days

I've just been researching the MySQL side and it looks like Percona only supports "Flashcache", but, I will try and generate some MySQL benchmarks.

I'll also do the same for Apache, but, without bringing up a cache/proxy in the front end it will only be for static pages and not dynamic PHP.

As for NFS, I'll be using some Samba shares instead.

Tyler114 · 18 days

In the uk:

qandy · 18 days

The website hasn't been kept up to date (last update 2012-05-07 and the one before that was 2010-10-08), however, the mailing list shows it's still active:
http://www.spinics.net/lists/linux-bcache/

qandy · 19 days

I made my patch against a clean kernel.org download of 3.2 to match the bcache git tree and tested it with a vanilla kernel.org 3.3.0 and 3.3.4 download so it should be good to use.

bmcclure937 · 19 days

For me I've never had any problems and it's kept all my settings, databases etc.

If you're at all worried then backup your "userdata" folder in the XBMC profile.

qandy · 19 days

I couldn't find a patch for the kernel, only the bcache git repo with the whole kernel tree, so I've made a patch and tested it against the gentoo 3.3.4 kernel.

If anyone wants it you can get it here:
http://www.thelensgallery.com/bcache.patch

qandy · 19 days

Yup, just waiting for a time tonight when I can shut down all services using the MD raid device and perform some extensive before benchmarks.
I'll also be performing some real world tests.
I'll post back in /r/sysadmin with my results.

bmcclure937 · 19 days

Okay, first things, you need a custom XBMC build. As you mention Windows Media Center then I'm assuming you run XBMC on windows, in which case, grab on of the builds from here:
http://xbmc.opdenkamp.eu/

Next, XBMC doesn't function as the PVR itself, it merely provides a frontend to a PVR backend.

For windows I think you choice of backend are "MediaPortal" or "ForTheRecord", you can look here for more information:
http://wiki.xbmc.org/index.php?title=HOW-TO:Watch_TV_in_XBMC

Lastly, in MQ3 go into the skin options and choose that you have a PVR enabled build of XBMC and then go into the XBMC addons and choose a frontend client for whichever backend you've installed and configured.

qandy · 19 days

OCZ 128GB Synapse Cache SSD ordered, will be with me on Wednesday, I'll try and get some stats together and post when I've finished testing.

qandy · 19 days

I hadn't heard of this project, I may stick an SSD in my home server and see how it gets on with a 10Tb MD raid array.

polyvalent · 23 days

It's actually a true story of a client I had who was based on Argyll Street...

polyvalent · 23 days

Go to argos
purchase clothes iron
take iron out of box
put iron back in bag
walk down Oxford street "idly" swinging the bag, make sure it connects with the leg or groin of everyone who stands still blocking pavements....

Tunne · 25 days

That looks like a late 60's early 70's Mg Midget MkIII with chrome bumper. If so then nice job, but I didn't think you could get the chrome bumper ones in the states?

Mancalime · 26 days

Cinqo de drinko? I haven't done that in years, has to be somewhere that can do a good margerita!

bmcclure937 · 26 days

I'm another MQ3 user, is the best so far and has PVR support, but, it can be a touch CPU intensive.

coinstarchange · 26 days

Manners dictate that the lowest common denominator rule applies.

jjonnnyy · 27 days

Use mine as the headless brains of the house.

Samba (Music, Films, Shows, Images, Junk)
SABNzbd (Newsgroups)
Couchpotato (Films)
Sickbeard (TV Shows)
TVHeadend (Satellite and OTA recording)
rTorrent & rutorrent
Apache (proxy for all web services to allow host header redirection)
Bind
DHCPD
MP3fs (on the fly transcoding)
Tons of cron jobs for "stuff"
Squeezeserver
MySQL (for XBMC centralised DB and personal PHP development)

This is on a 10Tb MD RAID device and a quad core AMD Phenom Black with 4Gb

connor_g · 1 month

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