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  1. @freemjd ok, so who do i have to kill to get an invite to !enc? it looks stunning
  2. @bengrubb I wish the SMH would fix their Business RSS feed. It's been All News for 2 months now. http://www.smh.com.au/busin...
  3. @bram85 that's what 'alias svn=git' is for, surely? ;-)
  4. Morning netlings, it's a gorgeous autumn day here in St. Andrews
  5. Domain names are a bit like shares - much easier to buy than to sell (stupid emotional commitments ... :-P)
  6. Beginning the joyful task of gathering my scattered domains into one registrar
  7. Grrrr - spent most of today wading thru broken Verizon support and billing systems trying to get a downed circuit back #verizonfail
  8. @epochiero @arab Thanks. 'dig +short' seems to work nicely too.
  9. @rhonda Thanks, dig + short is perfect
  10. @spacehobo Lovely, dig +short will do nicely. Thanks!
  11. Is there a std !linux !cli command that does a dns lookup and returns *just* the ip? i.e. dig or host without the extras
  12. Trying to convince a server in Canada that it really does want to come back and play
  13. @janeburren Sorry to hear that (the Dad front, not the hiccups). Hope things find a way of improving.
  14. @janeburren All good, settling in to bonnie Scotland, the tribe adapting well so far. You and yours travelling ok?
  15. Good morning netlings
  16. "Administrate team". Dear Webmaster, that would be "Administer" you're looking for, I think. #nobackformations
  17. Phones4U has quite the wacky Christmas theme: http://www.phones4u.co.uk/
  18. @kthakore @_ = 'them', presumably?
  19. Today's plan: setup a couple of anycast dns instances, and use puppet to roll them out
  20. Reading up on OSPF, as its time to introduce to dynamic routing chaos to our nice ordered networks