Had my geekhack account deleted
- acfrazier
- Mad Scientist
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With all of the recent... "penetration" if you will, I finally bit the bullet and told iMav to pull the plug.
inb4 I can't believe you made a thread for this etc etc
inb4 I can't believe you made a thread for this etc etc
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And you still didn't figure out the edit function
- Daniel Beaver
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Those TapaTalk sigs are spammy and annoying. How is webwit filtering those?ripster wrote:I found it hilarious mods running around editing my TapaTalk sig out.
Here Webwit just turned it off.
(And I must be the only one who doesn't find Geekhack's moderation onerous)
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- webwit
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It is a tapatalk setting. Any site can turn off tapatalk sigs.
- Charlie_Brown_MX
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How did you do it? I tried through the feedback form, but never heard back and my account appears still to be active.acfrazier wrote:With all of the recent... "penetration" if you will, I finally bit the bullet and told iMav to pull the plug.
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You publicly announce it in offtopic Subforum so we can all ridicule you.
Didn't work so well for Woody. Everybody just ignored his.
Anyhoo erasing all your posts leads to entire threads disappearing if you were the OP. Creates a real mess.
Ask Webwit.
Didn't work so well for Woody. Everybody just ignored his.
Anyhoo erasing all your posts leads to entire threads disappearing if you were the OP. Creates a real mess.
Ask Webwit.
- webwit
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I never erased any posts. iMav just didn't like my pictures.
What I find strange is that geekhack makes full backups and what I find hilarious is that they are throwing a flash drive at it. The whole world has been backing up for decades to slow devices. Rsnapshot, bitches. So you don't need 3 days for your cycle.
What I find strange is that geekhack makes full backups and what I find hilarious is that they are throwing a flash drive at it. The whole world has been backing up for decades to slow devices. Rsnapshot, bitches. So you don't need 3 days for your cycle.
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I'm not technical. I just post real content. This makes me unqualified to be a good Moderator.
What you guys need is an iPad app to leech my Ripster Guides. Text is easy. Images I'm not technical enough to figure out.
What you guys need is an iPad app to leech my Ripster Guides. Text is easy. Images I'm not technical enough to figure out.
- webwit
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Here rsnapshot makes an incremental backup each four hours, and saves snapshots for 6 backups each day, 7 of the last week, 4 weekly of the last month, and monthly backups going back quite far. And all the diskspace it needs is just over the size on one full backup of the current state (using hard links).
So when it kicks in every four hours, it only backups the new or changed files. Most data will be all the attachments. We backup over the Internet (to my machine at the other side of the Atlantic), it only takes a minute. Geekhack, however, is trying to move the entire history of attachments in what are now apparently 3 day cycles. The solution is not to throw an expensive flash drive at it. Also they shouldn't put the database backup in that cycle. A couple of years of people posting simple text messages is not a size problem. That kind of data should back up in minutes.
So when it kicks in every four hours, it only backups the new or changed files. Most data will be all the attachments. We backup over the Internet (to my machine at the other side of the Atlantic), it only takes a minute. Geekhack, however, is trying to move the entire history of attachments in what are now apparently 3 day cycles. The solution is not to throw an expensive flash drive at it. Also they shouldn't put the database backup in that cycle. A couple of years of people posting simple text messages is not a size problem. That kind of data should back up in minutes.
- Charlie_Brown_MX
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As always, the problem is between the keyboard and the chair. Fancy new technology might make things faster, but faster ≠ better. Setting it up to do it right is usually really hard work, so most people skip that step and instead look for an easy, lazy way of doing it, which appears to be the case here.webwit wrote:What I find strange is that geekhack makes full backups and what I find hilarious is that they are throwing a flash drive at it. The whole world has been backing up for decades to slow devices. Rsnapshot, bitches. So you don't need 3 days for your cycle.
- Charlie_Brown_MX
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So you recommend going over to Geekhack and insulting iMav’s technical knowledge to get myself deleted?ripster wrote:Well, that's ONE way to get your account deleted.
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Well.....
You could also try insulting Linux servers. Hey, SGI keyboard in Jurassic Park? I think it's the rubber dome one, not a SGI Granite.
Although I'm not technical and have no idea what the GH server looks like I DO know those movie scenes are FAKE!
Not enough Unix Beards.
You could also try insulting Linux servers. Hey, SGI keyboard in Jurassic Park? I think it's the rubber dome one, not a SGI Granite.
Although I'm not technical and have no idea what the GH server looks like I DO know those movie scenes are FAKE!
Not enough Unix Beards.
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Pi looks best in Franklin Gothic.
Edit: Times Roman.
![Image](http://i.imgur.com/c0DsV.jpg)
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Edit: Times Roman.
![Image](http://i.imgur.com/c0DsV.jpg)
http://deskthority.net/off-topic-f10/wh ... t2926.html
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- Charlie_Brown_MX
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Unix beards are grey. Always. Anything other than grey is, at best, a Unix beard in training. Much like my own, though it is beginning to show the first sprouts of wisdom.ripster wrote:Not enough Unix Beards.