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wifi serial console
posted by Greg Whynott on July 17, 2017, 1:25 p.m. (1 day ago)
which is basically a db9 to wifi adapter. thought that was interesting.


If you happen to be looking for a console server, I built one on a pi3 using a USB hub and USB to serial cables:
https://www.packet6.com/configuring-your-raspberry-pi-as-a-console-server/

its cool in that the pi3 has wifi, so even in a bad network down situation, you have true out of band access.


During Amazon prime days I purchased an Asus AC-68 wifi card, avoid this if you will be using it in a windows 10 or linux system. Internet is full of complaints and problems. I went to return it today and get the next one up from it, the AC-88.. Apparently it has lots of issues too... Anyone know a good 4x4 wifi card? :)

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which is basically a db9 to wifi adapter. thought that was interesting.


If you happen to be looking for a console server, I built one on a pi3 using a USB hub and USB to serial cables:
https://www.packet6.com/configuring-your-raspberry-pi-as-a-console-server/

its cool in that the pi3 has wifi, so even in a bad network down situation, you have true out of band access.


During Amazon prime days I purchased an Asus AC-68 wifi card, avoid this if you will be using it in a windows 10 or linux system. Internet is full of complaints and problems. I went to return it today and get the next one up from it, the AC-88.. Apparently it has lots of issues too... Anyone know a good 4x4 wifi card? :)

greg


Nexenta - Anyone still using or considering a SDS solution from them?

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Nexenta - Anyone still using or considering a SDS solution from them?
posted by Greg Whynott on July 17, 2017, 3:25 p.m. (1 day ago)
Brian said:

However with your cluster arrangement and other needs, I can see why you chose a seemingly promising fee based option.

Let me be clear on this, while I was very happy to see someone pushing commercial solutions based on open source products (in this case ZFS which seemed like a god send of a file system/ vol management solution at the time) it was far from my first choice. Being in the M&E sector, deadlines are a way of life as is high performance backends. Not many sectors push the hardware as hard as we can/do daily.

At the time we had our main file systems on BlueArc. When it came time to expand I requested a quote from HDS for some additional disk shelves, one more head, and licenses to use. They came back with a quote for 1.1 million. That was so far out of the park I wondered if they thought it was a joke or they were smoking some good crack. ( funny, afterwards when they knew we were going else where that quote went from 1.1 million down to 700k and below quickly).

This prompted us to look elsewhere. To make another long story shorter, the ownership insisted we went with the cheapest, ignoring my resistance and advice for weeks about avoiding going with an 'unknown' or 'unproven' vendor or technology for this particular role in the company.

So it was _not_ a choice I made, it was made for me based on economics and nothing to do with experience or technology. That said, it was easy for me to get behind as it was based on an opensource solution. The thinking at the time was "yeah, stick it to the over priced vendors, start a revolution in our sector, F HDS, or 110,000 dollar nodes anytime you want to expand!!". And the truth is I *REALLY* wanted to see it and them succeed. I kept the horror stories to myself for a very long time in an effort to see this revolution gain traction.


That said, I still think ZFS is one kick ass solution and I think everyone should be considering/evaluating it. This disk/data stuff isn't black magic anymore. Its crazy how vendors (Isilon, NetApp, HDS and so on) want to charge you a license for everything, protocals, reports, moving data from one solution to another.. Its such gouging. They work on the "well you paid this much already, this little hump won't be so bad, and besides, which options do you have?".



If I were to buy commercial storage again, I'd be looking at Sun/Oracle and Isilon, unless the vendor could point me to about 10 people on this list that are using it already without major show stoppers.



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Brian said:

However with your cluster arrangement and other needs, I can see why you chose a seemingly promising fee based option.

Let me be clear on this, while I was very happy to see someone pushing commercial solutions based on open source products (in this case ZFS which seemed like a god send of a file system/ vol management solution at the time) it was far from my first choice. Being in the M&E sector, deadlines are a way of life as is high performance backends. Not many sectors push the hardware as hard as we can/do daily.

At the time we had our main file systems on BlueArc. When it came time to expand I requested a quote from HDS for some additional disk shelves, one more head, and licenses to use. They came back with a quote for 1.1 million. That was so far out of the park I wondered if they thought it was a joke or they were smoking some good crack. ( funny, afterwards when they knew we were going else where that quote went from 1.1 million down to 700k and below quickly).

This prompted us to look elsewhere. To make another long story shorter, the ownership insisted we went with the cheapest, ignoring my resistance and advice for weeks about avoiding going with an 'unknown' or 'unproven' vendor or technology for this particular role in the company.

So it was _not_ a choice I made, it was made for me based on economics and nothing to do with experience or technology. That said, it was easy for me to get behind as it was based on an opensource solution. The thinking at the time was "yeah, stick it to the over priced vendors, start a revolution in our sector, F HDS, or 110,000 dollar nodes anytime you want to expand!!". And the truth is I *REALLY* wanted to see it and them succeed. I kept the horror stories to myself for a very long time in an effort to see this revolution gain traction.


That said, I still think ZFS is one kick ass solution and I think everyone should be considering/evaluating it. This disk/data stuff isn't black magic anymore. Its crazy how vendors (Isilon, NetApp, HDS and so on) want to charge you a license for everything, protocals, reports, moving data from one solution to another.. Its such gouging. They work on the "well you paid this much already, this little hump won't be so bad, and besides, which options do you have?".



If I were to buy commercial storage again, I'd be looking at Sun/Oracle and Isilon, unless the vendor could point me to about 10 people on this list that are using it already without major show stoppers.



-g



Nexenta - Anyone still using or considering a SDS solution from them?

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Nexenta - Anyone still using or considering a SDS solution from them?
posted by Brian Krusic on July 17, 2017, 3:40 p.m. (1 day ago)
> On Jul 17, 2017, at 12:20 PM, greg whynott wrote: >> So it was _not_ a choice I made, it was made for me based on economics and nothing to do with experience or technology. Well my find feathered friend, isnt that how its some what done for most of us? Depends on framing, i.e.; 1/2-empty or 1/2-full. My choices are at least 1/2 based/influenced on econ. I think that in your case, an Oracle-ZFS solution would be a very very good eval option. - Brian Every day is a gift Thats why they call it the present" To unsubscribe from the list send a blank e-mail to mailto:studiosysadmins-discuss-request@studiosysadmins.com?subject=unsubscribe
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> On Jul 17, 2017, at 12:20 PM, greg whynott wrote: >> So it was _not_ a choice I made, it was made for me based on economics and nothing to do with experience or technology. Well my find feathered friend, isnt that how its some what done for most of us? Depends on framing, i.e.; 1/2-empty or 1/2-full. My choices are at least 1/2 based/influenced on econ. I think that in your case, an Oracle-ZFS solution would be a very very good eval option. - Brian Every day is a gift Thats why they call it the present" To unsubscribe from the list send a blank e-mail to mailto:studiosysadmins-discuss-request@studiosysadmins.com?subject=unsubscribe

Nexenta - Anyone still using or considering a SDS solution from them?

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Nexenta - Anyone still using or considering a SDS solution from them?
posted by Todd Smith on July 17, 2017, 4:35 p.m. (1 day ago)
I feel for you Greg.  I know you had an uphill battle to fight on new storage infrastructure.  One glimmer of hope may be that given the immense cost and pressure the company faced due to storage infrastructure issues, the ownership may be more lenient when given advice from IT professionals.  

Cheers,


Todd Smith
Head of Information Technology

soho vfx 
40 Hanna Ave. Suite 403, Toronto, Ontario M6K 0C3


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> On Jul 17, 2017, at 12:20 PM, greg whynott <greg.whynott@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> So it was _not_ a choice I made,  it was made for me based on economics and nothing to do with experience or technology.

Well my find feathered friend, isnt that how its some what done for most of us?

Depends on framing, i.e.; 1/2-empty or 1/2-full.

My choices are at least 1/2 based/influenced on econ.

I think that in your case, an Oracle-ZFS solution would be a very very good eval option.

 
- Brian

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I feel for you Greg.  I know you had an uphill battle to fight on new storage infrastructure.  One glimmer of hope may be that given the immense cost and pressure the company faced due to storage infrastructure issues, the ownership may be more lenient when given advice from IT professionals.  

Cheers,


Todd Smith
Head of Information Technology

soho vfx 
40 Hanna Ave. Suite 403, Toronto, Ontario M6K 0C3


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To: "studiosysadmins-discuss" <studiosysadmins-discuss@studiosysadmins.com>
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> On Jul 17, 2017, at 12:20 PM, greg whynott <greg.whynott@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> So it was _not_ a choice I made,  it was made for me based on economics and nothing to do with experience or technology.

Well my find feathered friend, isnt that how its some what done for most of us?

Depends on framing, i.e.; 1/2-empty or 1/2-full.

My choices are at least 1/2 based/influenced on econ.

I think that in your case, an Oracle-ZFS solution would be a very very good eval option.

 
- Brian

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EMC Dell/Isilon software storage products. IsilonSD Edge and Scale IO

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EMC Dell/Isilon software storage products. IsilonSD Edge and Scale IO
posted by Greg Whynott on July 18, 2017, 2 p.m.
Has anyone deployed either IsilonSD Edge or ScaleIO products from Isilon/Dell?


IsilonSD seems to be license/soft limited to 36TB (obviously a marketing imposed limit - not a technical one) which is too bad as the idea of using OneFS around the shop where you can is a great concept.



I"m wondering which technology they are using on the ScaleIO product, and if it is really free. Waiting for my rep to answer but thought maybe someone here has gone through the motions already.

According the to wiki its "freeware"!(?).. has to be a typo.

Anyone have insight here?

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Has anyone deployed either IsilonSD Edge or ScaleIO products from Isilon/Dell?


IsilonSD seems to be license/soft limited to 36TB (obviously a marketing imposed limit - not a technical one) which is too bad as the idea of using OneFS around the shop where you can is a great concept.



I"m wondering which technology they are using on the ScaleIO product, and if it is really free. Waiting for my rep to answer but thought maybe someone here has gone through the motions already.

According the to wiki its "freeware"!(?).. has to be a typo.

Anyone have insight here?

greg



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EMC Dell/Isilon software storage products. IsilonSD Edge and Scale IO

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EMC Dell/Isilon software storage products. IsilonSD Edge and Scale IO
posted by Julian Firminger on July 18, 2017, 2:50 p.m.
SD is 36/ node i think. Max 6 nodes? It's a good point tho. Why limit!

On 18 Jul. 2017 19:57, "greg whynott" <greg.whynott@gmail.com> wrote:
Has anyone deployed either IsilonSD Edge or ScaleIO products from Isilon/Dell?


IsilonSD seems to be license/soft limited to 36TB (obviously a marketing imposed limit - not a technical one) which is too bad as the idea of using OneFS around the shop where you can is a great concept.



I"m wondering which technology they are using on the ScaleIO product, and if it is really free. Waiting for my rep to answer but thought maybe someone here has gone through the motions already.

According the to wiki its "freeware"!(?).. has to be a typo.

Anyone have insight here?

greg



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SD is 36/ node i think. Max 6 nodes? It's a good point tho. Why limit!

On 18 Jul. 2017 19:57, "greg whynott" <greg.whynott@gmail.com> wrote:
Has anyone deployed either IsilonSD Edge or ScaleIO products from Isilon/Dell?


IsilonSD seems to be license/soft limited to 36TB (obviously a marketing imposed limit - not a technical one) which is too bad as the idea of using OneFS around the shop where you can is a great concept.



I"m wondering which technology they are using on the ScaleIO product, and if it is really free. Waiting for my rep to answer but thought maybe someone here has gone through the motions already.

According the to wiki its "freeware"!(?).. has to be a typo.

Anyone have insight here?

greg



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Surveillance camera / dvr system?

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Surveillance camera / dvr system?
posted by Rob LaRose on July 19, 2017, 12:30 p.m.

I may need to build a new multi-cam HD surveillance system this week.

Anybody recommend their flavor as reliable + reasonably easy to set up and manage?

I've heard less-than-stellar reviews of the Synology experience.

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I may need to build a new multi-cam HD surveillance system this week.

Anybody recommend their flavor as reliable + reasonably easy to set up and manage?

I've heard less-than-stellar reviews of the Synology experience.

--Rob



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Wanted: Junior Systems Administrator - Sydney

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Wanted: Junior Systems Administrator - Sydney
posted by  on July 20, 2017, 3:20 a.m.

Iloura Sydney is currently looking for a junior Systems administrator to provide 1st line IT support to our production staff and artists. This is a great opportunity to join a great team of animation and VFX artists motivated by creativity and technical innovation, producing a great variety of interesting work including Mad Max Fury, Deep Water Horizon and recently completed work on Spiderman - the homecoming. We are currently in production on several new international feature film projects.

 

What to expect

 

  • Provide Tier I Help Desk Support.

  • Administer desktop computer hardware and systems (Centos,OSX,Win), security updates and patches.

  • Maintain user accounts and related systems.

  • Create and maintain related documentation/wiki.

  • Troubleshoot and solve problems reported by users.

  • Make recommendations for future upgrades.

  • Analyze and isolate issues.

  • Evaluate and modify system's performance.

  • Lifting of workstations and other similar weighted equipment.

  • Identify user needs.

  • Maintain integrity of the network, server deployment, and security.

  • Maintain system-provisioning systems including Cobbler, Spacewalk, Ansible, Puppet.

 

What we expect

 

  • Must have a competent level of Linux experience.

  • Excellent customer service and communication skills.

  • Quick learner.

  • Must have desire to be part of and contribute to a high-energy media creative industry.

  • 1+ years' experience with the operational aspects of large scale systems, demonstrated experience with Linux systems, tools, backups, security and related IT infrastructure with experience in Desktop support. 

 

 

 

Please send your CV and cover letter via email to: 

 

sydrecruit@iloura.com.au with the subject line:

 

FIRST NAME_SURNAME Job title.

 

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Iloura Sydney is currently looking for a junior Systems administrator to provide 1st line IT support to our production staff and artists. This is a great opportunity to join a great team of animation and VFX artists motivated by creativity and technical innovation, producing a great variety of interesting work including Mad Max Fury, Deep Water Horizon and recently completed work on Spiderman - the homecoming. We are currently in production on several new international feature film projects.

 

What to expect

 

  • Provide Tier I Help Desk Support.

  • Administer desktop computer hardware and systems (Centos,OSX,Win), security updates and patches.

  • Maintain user accounts and related systems.

  • Create and maintain related documentation/wiki.

  • Troubleshoot and solve problems reported by users.

  • Make recommendations for future upgrades.

  • Analyze and isolate issues.

  • Evaluate and modify system's performance.

  • Lifting of workstations and other similar weighted equipment.

  • Identify user needs.

  • Maintain integrity of the network, server deployment, and security.

  • Maintain system-provisioning systems including Cobbler, Spacewalk, Ansible, Puppet.

 

What we expect

 

  • Must have a competent level of Linux experience.

  • Excellent customer service and communication skills.

  • Quick learner.

  • Must have desire to be part of and contribute to a high-energy media creative industry.

  • 1+ years' experience with the operational aspects of large scale systems, demonstrated experience with Linux systems, tools, backups, security and related IT infrastructure with experience in Desktop support. 

 

 

 

Please send your CV and cover letter via email to: 

 

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FIRST NAME_SURNAME Job title.

 

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Anyone have a free exhibition passes for SIGGRAPH?

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Anyone have a free exhibition passes for SIGGRAPH?
posted by John Hickson on July 21, 2017, 2:40 p.m. (1 day ago)

Hey a few people are still looking for free passes for the exhibition area at SIGGRAPH this year.

Anyone still have active links available for registration?

 

-John

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Hey a few people are still looking for free passes for the exhibition area at SIGGRAPH this year.

Anyone still have active links available for registration?

 

-John

Massive license server on VMware?

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Massive license server on VMware?
posted by Rob LaRose on July 24, 2017, 5:25 p.m.

Has anyone managed to get massive license server running on a VM?

--Rob




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Has anyone managed to get massive license server running on a VM?

--Rob




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Isilon VHS or provisioning strategy

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Isilon VHS or provisioning strategy
posted by Julian Firminger on July 25, 2017, 9:35 a.m.
Peeps,

We're reviewing how we provision space on our Isilon clusters. Specifically how to avoid running over the magical 90% limit.

There is several schools of thought and I'm interested to know what all you are doing
  • Quotas including overhead
  • Calculate Protection level to VHS spare count
  • VHS percentage reservation
  • Restricting total smartpools to 90%
What we have been doing is the quota method but as our users need to see real-data levels we have to provide quota values without overhead. We built script tooling to examine all the quotas, get the data value with the overhead and total everything. Then work out how much room is left to allocate to quotas for burst space. This is complex and annoying but it does give us complete control of our destiny.

I'm interested to hear if anyone is using any other method, or has yet another idea.

Julian Firminger
Senior Systems Administrator
United Broadcast Facilities
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
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Peeps,

We're reviewing how we provision space on our Isilon clusters. Specifically how to avoid running over the magical 90% limit.

There is several schools of thought and I'm interested to know what all you are doing
  • Quotas including overhead
  • Calculate Protection level to VHS spare count
  • VHS percentage reservation
  • Restricting total smartpools to 90%
What we have been doing is the quota method but as our users need to see real-data levels we have to provide quota values without overhead. We built script tooling to examine all the quotas, get the data value with the overhead and total everything. Then work out how much room is left to allocate to quotas for burst space. This is complex and annoying but it does give us complete control of our destiny.

I'm interested to hear if anyone is using any other method, or has yet another idea.

Julian Firminger
Senior Systems Administrator
United Broadcast Facilities
Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Recommend door prop alarm that doesn't make your ears bleed?

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Recommend door prop alarm that doesn't make your ears bleed?
posted by Rob LaRose on July 28, 2017, 12:30 p.m.

Good morning!

I'm adding door-prop alarms to some rooms. The Detex units are dandy, but SO loud.

Anybody have one they use & like that can just let the people in the immediate vicinity know, and not everybody in the tri-state area?

--Rob



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Good morning!

I'm adding door-prop alarms to some rooms. The Detex units are dandy, but SO loud.

Anybody have one they use & like that can just let the people in the immediate vicinity know, and not everybody in the tri-state area?

--Rob



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Recommend door prop alarm that doesn't make your ears bleed?

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Recommend door prop alarm that doesn't make your ears bleed?
posted by Saker Klippsten on July 28, 2017, 12:40 p.m.
I am not saying I did this in one of our buildings.... but..
Take the Cover off. Put some gaffers tape on the speaker. Put cover back on.

-S


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Good morning!

I'm adding door-prop alarms to some rooms. The Detex units are dandy, but SO loud.

Anybody have one they use & like that can just let the people in the immediate vicinity know, and not everybody in the tri-state area?

--Rob



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I am not saying I did this in one of our buildings.... but..
Take the Cover off. Put some gaffers tape on the speaker. Put cover back on.

-S


On Fri, Jul 28, 2017 at 9:27 AM, Rob LaRose <rlarose@rockpaperscissors.com> wrote:

Good morning!

I'm adding door-prop alarms to some rooms. The Detex units are dandy, but SO loud.

Anybody have one they use & like that can just let the people in the immediate vicinity know, and not everybody in the tri-state area?

--Rob



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engineer |rock paper scissors
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Chris Hyman

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posted by David Lennox on July 28, 2017, 1:20 p.m.
Good evening all,

We have some devastating news that Chris Hyman sadly passed away this morning after a brave fight with lungcancer over two years.

We know Chris posted a lot of this listand was known fondly by a lot of the members.

His generosity, kindness, friendship, and knowledge will leave a massive hole.

We will be raising a glass of Jack Daniel's tonight in his name.

He is a giant of a man in every sense of the word.

Chris, you will be missed and never forgotten.

LOVE ALWAYS.

Smoke & Mirrors Engineering

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Good evening all,

We have some devastating news that Chris Hyman sadly passed away this morning after a brave fight with lungcancer over two years.

We know Chris posted a lot of this listand was known fondly by a lot of the members.

His generosity, kindness, friendship, and knowledge will leave a massive hole.

We will be raising a glass of Jack Daniel's tonight in his name.

He is a giant of a man in every sense of the word.

Chris, you will be missed and never forgotten.

LOVE ALWAYS.

Smoke & Mirrors Engineering

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Smoke & Mirrors

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SIGGRAPH Rez BoF Wednesday 2:30-4pm Room 511BC

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SIGGRAPH Rez BoF Wednesday 2:30-4pm Room 511BC
posted by Matt Plec on July 31, 2017, 3:25 p.m.
If anyone's headed to siggraph and interested in Rez (https://github.com/nerdvegas/rez), there was apparently a bit of confusion getting the BoF scheduled. There were two different listings for a while. Looks like that's sorted out now but in case you checked a while ago or didn't know about it and are interested, it's 2:30-4pm Wednesday inRoom 511BC.

Matt

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If anyone's headed to siggraph and interested in Rez (https://github.com/nerdvegas/rez), there was apparently a bit of confusion getting the BoF scheduled. There were two different listings for a while. Looks like that's sorted out now but in case you checked a while ago or didn't know about it and are interested, it's 2:30-4pm Wednesday inRoom 511BC.

Matt

HP ProCurve 5406...anyone have one to sell?

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HP ProCurve 5406...anyone have one to sell?
posted by Sean Macrae on Aug. 1, 2017, 3:59 p.m.

Looking for one...empty or with LR optics would be sharky. 

 

 


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Looking for one...empty or with LR optics would be sharky. 

 

 

"ADMIN Magazine"

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"ADMIN Magazine"
posted by  on Aug. 1, 2017, 5:45 p.m. (1 day ago)
Hi

Doing some research on marketing stuff.

Anyone on this list aware of, and/or read "ADMIN Magazine"?

It's at http://www.admin-magazine.com/ and also exists in print form.

I'd never heard of it before today ...

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Hi

Doing some research on marketing stuff.

Anyone on this list aware of, and/or read "ADMIN Magazine"?

It's at http://www.admin-magazine.com/ and also exists in print form.

I'd never heard of it before today ...

--
FramestorePeter Smith Senior Systems Engineer
LondonNew YorkLos AngelesChicagoMontral

T+44 (0)20 7344 8000 M+44 (0)7816 123009
19-23 Wells Street, London W1T 3PQ
TwitterFacebookframestore.com
https://www.framestore.com/

Sohonet Summer BBQ

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Sohonet Summer BBQ
posted by  on Aug. 2, 2017, 10:30 a.m.
Hi,

Being based in London, I've received an invite to this Friday's Sohonet Summer BBQ.

Wondering if any other studiosysadmins will be there for a burger and a drink to talk shop.

All the best,
Mamading
Mamading Ceesay
Systems Administrator
VISION3 Ltd

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Hi,

Being based in London, I've received an invite to this Friday's Sohonet Summer BBQ.

Wondering if any other studiosysadmins will be there for a burger and a drink to talk shop.

All the best,
Mamading
Mamading Ceesay
Systems Administrator
VISION3 Ltd

Going Cloud Native @ siggraph. German avere alternative

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Going Cloud Native @ siggraph. German avere alternative
posted by Erik Johansson on Aug. 2, 2017, 12:50 p.m.
Hey

Anyone that attended and caught the name of the German avere alternative or maybe know it anyways?

I thought they said gpfs or gpvs but can't find it on Google.

Cheers,
Erik
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Hey

Anyone that attended and caught the name of the German avere alternative or maybe know it anyways?

I thought they said gpfs or gpvs but can't find it on Google.

Cheers,
Erik
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