[21:06] <nubae> hey folks...
[21:10] <bencrisford> hey
[21:13] <nubae> not much action to be seen... how are things going... can u give me maybe a rundown of what's been done over the last week, 2 weeks?
[21:14] <nubae> bencrisford: I've been working on a Moodle instance that can be used and demoed by various comunities. Right now its being built with openSUSE in mind, but I'd like it to be as agnostic to the distro as possible... Take a look and tell me what u think, what direction u think it should take... nubae.selfip.com/moodle
[21:15] <nubae> right now its running on a server in my local network
[21:15] <nubae> makes development a bit faster
[21:15] <nubae> but may seem slow to u in terms of refreshing
[21:15] <bencrisford> moodle is course management software right
[21:15] <nubae> yep, though its quite a powerful overal CMS
[21:16] <nubae> so I've added more than just courses to it
[21:16] <bencrisford> nice
[21:16] <nubae> ideally I'd like it to be a full fledged education portal
[21:16] <bencrisford> im working on eskole, which is similar
[21:16] <nubae> I'm collecting as much of the data from other places as possible
[21:17] <nubae> and if it doesnt exist, just creating it. But the idea here is to reuse, so all courses will have an easy 'download this course' button with which teachers, developers, etc can make the content available on their networks
[21:17] <nubae> Too much data is protected on the net... and it makes it very difficult to set up anything that people can freely use.
[21:18] <nubae> But... the free stuff is out there, just not well organised, hidden, and generally unfinished
[21:18] <nubae> I calculate it takes a good 2 or 3 weeks and you can have a really nice content rich education portal
[21:18] <bencrisford> cool :D
[21:18] <nubae> for example, take a look at resources by application
[21:19] <nubae> Its a very simple idea... split apps into sub sections (I chose, tutorials, video/audio cases, and offical books/articles)
[21:19] <bencrisford> yeah, its a neat idea :)
[21:20] <nubae> and its surprising how much content u can then find on that... I was pleasantly surprised that even for scribus there is a ton of info
[21:20] <nubae> its just all hidden away. It is also a simple step to move from what I've got there now, to making it into a course
[21:20] <nubae> so the foundation can definitely be modified to be more 'course-like'
[21:21] <nubae> I need lots of help on this, so if you do have time and wanna volunteer, I can tell you how you can help me
[21:21] <nubae> ;-) hint hint
[21:22] <bencrisford> nubae: Sure, id love to get familiar with course management systems before the heavy lifting on eskole gets underway
[21:25] <nubae> allright, so u wanna try making a course? or would you rather organise some howtos in the moodle wiki?
[21:26] <nubae> I made 2 howtos already, one for installing LAMP, the other Moodle.. but they should be templates for other howtos... they can definetly be improved, if u wanna take a look
[21:26] <nubae> I want to make sure that we just put in the essential howtos... and that they are simple and work
[21:26] <nubae> they can later then be turned into courses without too much work
[21:26] <nubae> but I think gathering all the content takes presedence
[21:27] <bencrisford> im not sure yet, i have to go now
[21:28] <bencrisford> but we can talk later ?
[21:29] <nubae> yes, I'm around and really appreciate any help I get to it
[21:31] <bencrisford> :)
[22:47] <kwah> hi all
[22:48] <kwah> is there a documentation somewhere how on may produce an add-on CD like Edubuntu does?
[23:19] <bencrisford> nubae: fancy taking part in a little project ive got planned>
[23:19] <bencrisford> ?*
[23:19] <bencrisford> i just sorted the pier website, so its pretty much ready to go :)
[23:19] <bencrisford> i just need members now
[23:20] <bencrisford> there's a place on it for anyone here who wants a hand in it in fact
[23:20] <bencrisford> on the core team that is
[23:22] <bencrisford> it is education-related in a way
[23:22] <bencrisford> im hoping to get experienced and non-experienced devs and then do some mentoring whilst creating some software and stuff :)
[23:31] <nubae> what's the link?
[23:32] <bencrisford> http://www.pegusus.tk nubae
[23:33] <bencrisford> its a bit random...  but im trying to get it organised and to work
[23:34] <nubae> not very obvious what this is for/about
[23:34] <bencrisford> i know
[23:34] <bencrisford> there will be a proper homepage eventually
[23:34] <nubae> getting people to sign up, let alone help on a project would require that you open up the environment as much as possible
[23:35] <bencrisford> i dont aim to attract people globally at the moment
[23:35] <nubae> shuld really be your priority if u wish to attract anyone at all... I wouldnt just sign up for something unless I knew what it was for
[23:36] <bencrisford> i just want a few people at the moment, its not clear *how* to sign up, eventually it will have a seperate website and pier pages
[23:36] <bencrisford> i dont want it to be a huge team of people, thats hard to organise
[23:36] <bencrisford> there can be *tons* of contributors, but the actual team is gonna be kept small
[23:36] <bencrisford> i think it will work better
[23:37] <nubae> also... make sure you are not reinventing the wheel, though I dont know what this is about, you have to be clear how this is something unique, new, and essential
[23:37] <nubae> so pitch me...
[23:37] <bencrisford> well, my mate wants to learn programming and scripting, i think learning by doing works best
[23:37] <nubae> I'm probably a good average dev... involved in lots of projects, very busy already with my own stuff...
[23:38] <bencrisford> yeah, well this can take up little or lots of your time, its up to you :)
[23:38] <bencrisford> but the project isnt just about mentoring
[23:38] <bencrisford> its about writing great scripts and softwares
[23:38] <nubae> I still have no idea what the project is
[23:38] <bencrisford> its a group of projects
[23:38] <bencrisford> the project *is* the team
[23:38] <bencrisford> thats the idea
[23:39] <bencrisford> although eventually there will be one project bringing all the subs together
[23:39] <bencrisford> subs = sub projects
[23:39] <nubae> sorry.. I'm still unsure as to what the aim is, what the project is supposed to be, and why I'd be interested in it
[23:39] <bencrisford> originally it was about me writing some software with a couple of mates, but im trying to expand it
[23:40] <bencrisford> i just want to get new people involved with development
[23:40] <nubae> sorry if that sounds critical, I'm trying to be helpful in a way :-)
[23:40] <bencrisford> its ok
[23:40] <nubae> development of what?
[23:40] <bencrisford> a few things :P, thats what is confusing, there is no *one* project at the moment
[23:40] <bencrisford> its just a development team, for devs of *all* ability :)
[23:41] <bencrisford> so we can teach, learn and develop.  its really wishy-washy, i dont expect anyone to understand but me and my mate
[23:41] <nubae> ok, well think u need to get that cleared up... u need to make it very clear what you want already burdened devs to get involved with, wishy-washy won't cut it
[23:42] <nubae> u see how difficult it is to get edubuntu help, and that is a project with a relatively clear goal (still far too unclear, but improving)
[23:43] <bencrisford> the aim of pegusus is to create pegusus.  but the team is the base of the project if you see what i mean
[23:43] <bencrisford> the dev team is what the projects about
[23:43] <bencrisford> the actual software is a side thing
[23:43] <nubae> so u are talking about creating a community
[23:44] <nubae> a community that centers around what? education? security? gaming?
[23:45] <bencrisford> yes!  a community!  thats the word i wanted
[23:45] <bencrisford> a community of developers
[23:45] <nubae> thats still too general... sounds like reinventing the wheel... we already have launchpad and hundreds of rivals
[23:45] <bencrisford> to work on anything a member throws at the rest of the team i guess, although there are some projects forming a backbone
[23:45] <bencrisford> its not about rivals
[23:46] <bencrisford> its about having some fun, and creating some awesome software :)
[23:46] <bencrisford> and the mentoring is a huge part of it
[23:46] <bencrisford> Will, my mate has never written a single program
[23:46] <bencrisford> im mentoring him
[23:46] <bencrisford> using the project
[23:46] <nubae> launchpad is a community that handles a decentralised distributed development platform, via bazaar
[23:47] <bencrisford> but its too big and crowded, my one is cosy
[23:47] <nubae> ok, my question then is, why not use launchpad?
[23:47] <bencrisford> i dont want it to be full of people
[23:47] <bencrisford> i want my own work
[23:47] <bencrisford> on my own web server
[23:47] <bencrisford> doing stuff i like
[23:47] <nubae> well, u can take the launchpad code and install it locally
[23:47] <bencrisford> i like pier
[23:48] <nubae> seems like a waste to reinvent the wheel, a waste of your resources which might be better used at doing what you want the community you envisage to do
[23:48] <bencrisford> but you don't have to like my project i guess :), but i was just wondering whether you wanted to take part
[23:48] <nubae> well I still dont know what the project is/does
[23:49] <nubae> thats why I'm trying to get u to sell it to me :-) I'm playing devil's advocate a bit here....
[23:50] <nubae> my intention is not to discourage you, but to think about how others will react to you wanting them to hand over their (precious) time
[23:50] <bencrisford> its not meant to impress others, thats the point
[23:50] <bencrisford> i just want a nice platform, and backbone for me and some people i know to develop some stuff and mentor some new developers
[23:51] <bencrisford> pegusus isnt one thing
[23:51] <bencrisford> its alot of things
[23:51] <bencrisford> its a group of softwares, a community of developers, a learning platform for new devs
[23:51] <bencrisford> and more
[23:51] <bencrisford> nubae: Is that so bad =(
[23:54] <nubae> well here's my honest to god opinion (and I apologize in advance if it offends you, that is not my intention), unless u can sell it, you're not gonna get too many people involved :-( for example... I already use quite a lot of software for my development work, and I wouldn't unless there was a really good reason, start learning to use something new, especially something that had no clear future and no past
[23:54] <bencrisford> i dont want to get people involved
[23:54] <bencrisford> not many people anyway
[23:55] <nubae> well, even the few u want involved... u need to give them a good reason
[23:55] <bencrisford> if anyone enquires about how, then ill be honoured and surprised
[23:55] <bencrisford> but im more interested in asking people
[23:55] <bencrisford> its that sort of group
[23:55] <bencrisford> the reason is to have fun
[23:55] <bencrisford> to make some software
[23:55] <bencrisford> make a community
[23:55] <bencrisford> learn some stuff
[23:56] <nubae> ok, then go for it
[23:56] <bencrisford> teach some stuff
[23:56] <bencrisford> :)
[23:56] <bencrisford> arrgghh!  its my birthday in 4 minutes
[23:56] <nubae> I'm just saying... if it was me, I'd try and make it unique
[23:56] <bencrisford> i better get some sleep
[23:56] <bencrisford> nubae: it is
[23:56] <nubae> well, happy Birthday bencrisford
[23:56] <bencrisford> name something else like it?
[23:56] <nubae> I still have no idea what it is :-)
[23:57] <nubae> a community of developers is far to abstract for me... I can name hundreds of those
[23:57] <bencrisford> well, its *my* community :P
[23:57] <nubae> how old are u gonna be?
[23:57] <bencrisford> heh, 1 year older than last year =(
[23:58] <nubae> so are u a developer in your day time job?
[23:58] <bencrisford> fraid not
[23:58] <bencrisford> anyway, night
[23:58] <nubae> good night and happy birthday again
[23:58] <bencrisford> ty =D


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[22:37] <usr13> zanakyn: The best way to handle booting multiple OS's is to simply put one boot loader on one drive and set that drive as default.
[22:38] <zanakyn> when you say set that drive as the default, do you mean i need to somehow tell it what my default bootloader is? or I just need to set that drive as the "first option" to boot from?
[22:38] <zanakyn> sorry, i'm a little thick-headed :P
[22:39] <usr13> zanakyn: .... and you use the boot loader to choose which OS to boot each time you start your computer.  In the boot laoder options, you should set your favorite one as default.
[22:39] <Hiigaran> ust a question, is there any sort of dedicate channels for complete and utter noobs? I don't want to flood the chat with endless questions and take away from the big ones :(
[22:39] <usr13> zanakyn: "first option"
[22:39] <Surendil> Hiigaran, not that i know of, but you can ask one question at a time here\
[22:40] <zanakyn> i see, ok. so there's no like... global registry for grub settings that I need to worry about overwriting? every instance of grub across different drives is its own independent bootloader?
[22:40] <usr13> Hiigaran: Not really.  This is #ubuntu and is for any / all ubuntu related support questions.
[22:41] <Hiigaran> usr13:  It's more minecraft related, but I am running my server on ubuntu, I just don't know how to do anything because I am an extreme linux novice..
[22:41] <zanakyn> sounds like now's the time to learn then, Hiigaran
[22:41] <usr13> Hiigaran: We are here to exchange information.  The key to getting good information is carfully crafted questions, or you refine them as you go.
[22:43] <usr13> Hiigaran: In other words, you ask the right question(s), you get the information you need.
[22:44] <Hiigaran> Where to even begin @_@
[22:44] <zanakyn> usr13: sorry to bug, but you seem to know the answers haha. was my point above about multiple grub installs across different drives correct? trying to make sure I have a solid understanding before I go replacing my install with 16.04
[22:44] <Hiigaran> I am told that running applications via nohup as opposed to tmux is bad, is this true?
[22:44] <bekks> Hiigaran: State what you actually want to do, e.g.
[22:45] <Hiigaran> I have a minecraft server running on a linux box that I inherited. I run the previous owners commands by pressing up in the putty command line window. I run the minecraft application via the nohup command.    My goal is to see if this process can be improved, and if my monitoring utility, McMyAdmin, can somehow be repaired or restarted, for easier managing.
[22:45] <Hiigaran> That is my goal =D
[22:46] <zanakyn> Hiigaran: looks like you're trying to run your server and then log out, and have your server keep running? it seems like nohup would be fine to that unless you need to kill the server and restart it. at that point, you'd need to log back in and run something like top or htop, and terminate the server
[22:46] <zanakyn> if my understanding is correct, anyway
[22:46] <usr13> zanakyn: I do not know *all* the answers.  But the only way I know how to answer your question about multiple instances of grub on different HD's is to repeat what I said before:  The best way to handle booting multiple OS's is to simply put one boot loader on one drive and set that drive as default.
[22:48] <zanakyn> i think i get what youre saying now. in that case, that's what I already have. but i need to make a new partition on another drive to test restoring my backup. how can I get my existing grub install to recognize that partition, then, as a bootable ubuntu installation?
[22:48] <zanakyn> and thanks for your help, seriously ;)
[22:48] <zanakyn> er :)
[22:48] <zanakyn> wink somehow makes that creepy :P
[22:48] <usr13> zanakyn: Only one boot loader is easiest, simpliest.
[22:49] <Hiigaran> zanakyn, any experience with any of the minecraft stuff?
[22:49] <Hiigaran> I do not even know where to begin.
[22:49] <zanakyn> yeah a bit. i ran a basic minecraft server on my ubuntu desktop so my wife and i could play together
[22:50] <zanakyn> it was pretty much the bare install of the game with a few mods, though
[22:52] <Hiigaran> zanakyn, can you save me @_@
[22:53] <lordcirth> Hiigaran, the best-practice thing to do, would be to write a .service file for Minecraft, (or google one) and enable it as a service.
[22:53] <Hiigaran> What does that me
[22:53] <Hiigaran> mean*
[22:53] <zanakyn> haha maybe? i think you should start by trying to understand what the commands you're running are doing. its probably pretty simple
[22:54] <zanakyn> i'm betting you're just telling the minecraft executable to start & listen for connections endlessly until you shut the machine down
[22:54] <usr13> Hiigaran: lordcirth is talking about systemd service script.
[22:55] <usr13> Hiigaran: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-use-systemctl-to-manage-systemd-services-and-units
[22:55] <lordcirth> Hiigaran, systemd manages system services.  If all you want is to start your Minecraft program at boot automatically, and keep it running, that's what systemd is for.
[23:05] <TheNH813> Why dosen't MTP work as root?
[23:06] <TheNH813> I need to transfer a file over MTP, as root, but MTP devices don't shot up in Nautilus as root.
[23:06] <nicomachus> TheNH813: open Nautilus as root
[23:06] <TheNH813> I did. The MTP device does not show up.
[23:08] <TheNH813> Any advice on why it wouldn't work?
[23:09] <TheNH813> When I type "mtp://[usb:001,011]/" I get the error "Sorry could not display the contents of usb:001,011]/, operation not supported (mtp). How do I forcibly enable it?
[23:09] <Ben64> why root
[23:09] <TheNH813> Because I have a device which I flashed a Ubuntu image to, and I need to access files as root.
[23:10] <TheNH813> It's an ARM dev board, similar to an android tablet but without the screen.
[23:11] <Ben64> that doesn't really make sense, why can't you copy with your normal user then do whatever you want as root after
[23:11] <TheNH813> It has two running OSes, Android and Ubuntu. I intend to transfer files that have root permissions to the Android partition, which is encrypted. The easiest way to do this is with Android itself, which as I said the MTP is set up to allow root access on the flash..
[23:12] <TheNH813> It's just that MTP dosen't want to work on my PC as root. I'm installing binaries into the system bin folder of Android.
[23:12] <TheNH813> Just need MTP to work as root in Nautilus.
[23:13] <TheNH813> Or maybe I'l f ind another FM that supports mtp.
[23:13] <Ben64> still doesn't make sense
[23:17] <TheNH813> Ok, the dev board is running android as root, and I need to transfer ARM compiled executable files that have root ownership, to the binary folder on android. To be able to read said files from my account on Ubuntu on my PC, I have to use sudo nautilus. I intend to copy these files over MTP to the dev board dual booting Android and Ubuntu. To copy a file with root privilages, bith devices need the MTP transfer to occur as
[23:17] <TheNH813> root. I have that sorted on Android, but Nautilus on Ubuntu on my PC, seems to block the mtp:// protocol as root.
[23:20] <KORIF> Isn't anti-racism little more than a scheme to prevent White people from defending themselves against the Holohoaxing Chosen Ones?
[23:20] <TheNH813> Basically, the files are owned by root and not readable by other groups, and they have to say that way. But Nautilus reports and error if you try to open a mtp:// url if Nautilus was stated with sudo.
[23:20] <PotatoBoi> ndh
[23:20] <PotatoBoi> hey
[23:20] <PotatoBoi> could i ask a question about the bootloader install
[23:20] <TheNH813> What?
[23:20] <TheNH813> You don't need to ask, just ask. :D
[23:21] <PotatoBoi> when installing ubuntu alongside windows it installs grub,right ?
[23:21] <TheNH813> Yes
[23:21] <PotatoBoi> incase something went wrong with grub
[23:21] <lordcirth> PotatoBoi, Ubuntu always installs grub unless you tell it not to.
[23:21] <PotatoBoi> lordcirth got it
[23:21] <PotatoBoi> incase i wanted to boot directly from the windows efi loader,would that still be possible ?
[23:21] <PotatoBoi> or grub would override everything ?
[23:22] <TheNH813> I'm uncertain, but if GRUB didn't work and you need to boot Windows, the "Boot Repair" option of a Windows disk will fix it.
[23:22] <lordcirth> PotatoBoi, the efi files will still be there, as I understand it. But I don't own an UEFI machine myself.
[23:22] <TheNH813> If you can get into the EFI console, yeah you could probably boot them.
[23:22] <PotatoBoi> thanks for the help
[23:22] <PotatoBoi> will tell you all how the install will go
[23:23] <TheNH813> Good luck, hope everything goes well and you have a nice shiny new install of Ubuntu alongside Windows.
[23:25] <ubuntu-mate> user name & password ubuntu mate live usb ?
[23:27] <TheNH813> Shouldn't have a password. That usually means the disk is corrupt.
[23:27] <TheNH813> You may need to redownload it.
[23:27] <TheNH813> Try the "integrity check" option at boot and check for errors.
[23:28] <TheNH813> If errors are reported, redownload it. Did you verify the MD5Sum after download?
[23:28] <ubuntu-mate> no
[23:29] <TheNH813> That's ok. Just reboot the Live os and select "integrity check" or "check disk for errors" at the boot screen.
[23:29] <kk4ewt> TheNH813,  md5sums ??? md5sum have been hackable for 10 years
[23:30] <TheNH813> LOL for passwords yes. We're checking if the file is downloaded correctly.
[23:30] <TheNH813> The Ubuntu ISO.
[23:30] <ubuntu-mate> live session user
[23:30] <ubuntu-mate> usb
[23:30] <kk4ewt> ok i wont go there
[23:31] <TheNH813> ubuntu-mate: There shouldn't be a password. Reboot the disk and select test disk for defects intead of try ubuntu or install ubuntu.
[23:31] <lordcirth> It is generally preferred to switch to SHA256, and I think the download page provides it.
[23:32] <TheNH813> Ah, it does now? Cool.
[23:32] <kk4ewt> lordcirth,  that is the industry standard
[23:34] <deweydb> does ubuntu come packaged with something like oomkiller but for CPU?
[23:35] <deweydb> i.e. will it police my tasks. i have some task that uses 100% CPU for about 10 minutes at a time, but it seems to keep dying off on me.
[23:40] <kiran_> ubuntu booting slow?
[23:41] <OerHeks> i don't see the splash screen, so fast
[23:47] <oranges1o1> Its no Accident Multiculturalism has been forced on us, Scott Roberts Comments
[23:57] <oskrkaal> que onda
[23:57] <oskrkaal> que onda
[23:58] <`Kryten`> Can anyone suggest a suitable channel to get help on DHCP servers?
[23:59] <Keydns> #ltsp
[23:59] <Keydns> keyten


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 https://kmyers.me/blog/
 It would be a bit faster if AMP is in use - https://kmyers.me/blog/amp/
[15:02] <maxolasersquad> Saying this as someone who doesn't run WP, but does host PHP apps, I'd say keeping plugins to a minimum, running PHP7, using memcache (or equivalent), and using a provider that uses SSD should be the most obvious ways to keep things fast.
 I have not converted any of my boxes to use SSDs. Not worth the up front cost at the moment
[15:06] <maxolasersquad> On my home server I have a mix of SSD and spinning disk. For example, Seafile runs off of an SSD, but the actual data is on a spinning disk.
 No home server here - 3 servers colo'ed in a datacenter
[15:07] <maxolasersquad> It allows the app to be nice and fast, but accessing the actual files is a big slower, which isn't that big a deal since my upload is the real bottlneck when transferring large files.
 I host a company "wiki" with WordPress. It's fast.
 I have a single 2-core virtual machine with 512mb of ram
 Website speed test … https://tools.pingdom.com/#!/cK534b/https://kmyers.me/blog/
[15:13] <maxolasersquad> For the company I work for, we use Linode, which only offers SSD storage. I wish there was a way to attach cheaper spinning drives to our VMs.
[15:13] <maxolasersquad> So we store a lot of stuff on AWS.
 @AdamOutler, I know, not worried about having the fastest page on the planet. It is still fast enough for most
 Not the fastest?  Grade D!
 https://tools.pingdom.com/#!/8rjNk/adamoutler.com
 Your page is very simple, mine has a lot of high res images. Append mine with /amp/ and re-run it
 Hehe.  Mine is a static page.
[15:27] <maxolasersquad> Your subdomain certs aren't working.
 Whos?
[15:27] <maxolasersquad> Adamoutler
 Phew... I renewed all of mine about a week ago and was afraid I missed one
 https://www.thrifter.com/galaxy-s8-s8-plus-battery-case-deal?utm_source=th_tw&utm_medium=tw_tweet&utm_content=678&utm_campaign=social
 Damn... thats the one I have
 yea lol
 @AdamOutler - I may need your advice with something in a few weeks. I have an idea that I want to build and I am going to need to come up with a elegant way to power it once I have it built. For now, I am going to build this thing and connect it to a USB power bank. I would like to add an integrated power solution to it in the future. I will share more details when I have them

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 :)
 that's crazy
 I'd be happy with a 500gb upgrade right now
 running out of space
 I am basically building a custom laptop enclosure for a special SoC. The 13.3 inch LCD Panel takes between 5V and 12V (@ 1-2 AMP) and I need to measure the requirements for the SoC.
 laptop enclosure? 3d printed?
 @ahoneybun - Why not move things onto a slower disk. Things like a steam library/videos/etc dont have any benefit being on a SSD
 @ahoneybun, There will likely be some 3D printing involved
 I don't have videos or steam library
 not on the laptop really
 this is my laptop btw
 What is taking so much space on your laptop?
 I only have 240 gbs
 And does your laptop have an mSATA port?
 nah
 but I could take out the dvd drive for a hdd slot
 just need to buy the part
 What is taking so much space, 240 GB is a pretty large amount of space to chew up
 good part of the used space is VMs
 That will do it
 30gbs just for Win 10
 What model is your laptop?
 Lenovo IdeaPad Y510P
 need to get this: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00NAMUETC/ref=s9u_simh_gw_i2?ie=UTF8&fpl=fresh&pd_rd_i=B00NAMUETC&pd_rd_r=DW0K2QHQVK8R6J8YQ050&pd_rd_w=aBqNQ&pd_rd_wg=qzGkM&pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_s=&pf_rd_r=9XECJ5N6CG4Z6AEB9ASZ&pf_rd_t=36701&pf_rd_p=1cf9d009-399c-49e1-901a-7b8786e59436&pf_rd_i=desktop
 @ahoneybun, It looks like it supports a M.2 SSD (42 mm). Although to be honest, If you dont do anything with your optical drive, I would get rid of it in favor of a 1 TB HDD (or 2 TB would be better)
 wait is that the 20gb thing
 there is a 24gb ssd thing
 not sure where it's at
 It might be
 Hard telling
 Without looking at the board
 └─sda1   8:1    0  22.4G  0 part /tmp
 I mounted it as a /tmp for now
 I didn't know where it was tbh
 didn't see it when I took it apart to replace the hdd with an ssd
 You would see something like https://www.amazon.com/Transcend-512GB-MTS400-Solid-TS512GMTS400/dp/B016W1PP5K/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&qid=1504122038&sr=8-5&keywords=42mm+m.2+ssd&linkCode=ll1&tag=lz0d6-20&linkId=023e6744caa862f25f5ab286e3d52ec7
 The large ones can get pricey
 well I didn't see that at all but was not looking at the time
 yea would be cheaper for replacing the dvd drive
 @KMyers want to take a guest at my bike insurance for the year?
 @ahoneybun, 50.00
 not that great lol
 208
 50 is the tag for 2 years
 mm I wish this smart plug would work right for my ac unit
 when I turn it on it does not turn on the unit
 @KMyers I need a new Android dude to hold my phone.
 @AdamOutler, That can be done
 I look forward to it!  I use this every day.
 Can you print slower or make sure it has more strength somehow?  I was under the impression that was one of your first builds.
 Whattt, link me said Android dude
 Sounds rad
 @KMyers http://wppullzone1.epicmatcha.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/matcha-boosts-energy2.jpg
 I think I may switch away from coffee, not entirely, but you know, for work.
 http://epicmatcha.com/coffee-vs-matcha-benefits-disadvantages/
 Anybody up for sushi or donuts this weekend? Maybe both?
 My weekend might be a little busy, which day were you thinking though?
 Saturday
 Hm can't do saturday sorry :(
 We have the Day 5 viewing Saturday
 well darn
 I wanted pizza
 Day 5?
 Where do you buy those giant pizzas again
 Dean Anthony's
 Dean Anthony
 How much did a pie cost?
 @Ivoriesablaze, Rooster Teeth show
 Oh
 I would even up for something on Sunday or Monday (labor day)
 @RazPi, 30 for the super pie
 @KMyers, $10.00 per topping
 One of those might be possible depending on my work, I'm railing hard against it the next week or so
 I'm busy Sunday
 Monday?
 Monday might be good, but I can't stay very late
 Same. I have a busy Tuesday