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Notes
These are all of my posts made on various platforms, automatically accumulated here for posterity.
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Assembling a laptop on stage as you are demoing it to the crowd feels like something only @FrameworkPuter@twitter.com could get away with now (though @gassee@twitter.com does it without any tools)
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Well, it was this Z-Wave power control thing. When it's connected inline, it causes a buzzing through what I assume is the speaker.
How annoying that I swapped everything except the outlet it was plugged into. It was too loud at VCFMW to hear that it wasn't buzzing.
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I've been getting an annoying buzzing from my Mac Plus BBS server for the past few weeks and it sounded like a bad flyback, so I replaced it but it didn't fix the problem. I just swapped CRTs, analog boards, and the logic board but it still buzzed. Any guesses what it was?
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Someone walked off with one of my Mac Plus brochures while I was away from my table :(
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My networking setup wasn't working here because the 10baseT DaynaPort ethernet adapters wouldn't negotiate with stuff I brought, so luckily someone was selling this janky old VolksNet 10baseT hub that made everything work to get
http://klud.ge back online from VCFMW
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I am at @vcfmidwest@twitter.com, stop by and say hi (and take a cyberpals sticker)
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Getting the kids all packed up for @vcfmidwest@twitter.com
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wait what
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It wouldn't be a Wiki without hyperlinks...
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Vultr finally resolved the problem this morning, 49 hours after I initially reported it.
"We found and issue on one of the upstream switches that had a failing process. We have corrected the issue and now I see no more errors accumulating."
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Going on 27 hours of downtime now. @Vultr@twitter.com support staff have only updated my ticket to tell me to stop opening new tickets. No update on the actual packet loss problem or when it will be resolved.
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The only way I can get them to respond at all is to open a new ticket each time (I now have 3 open). Their only response beyond "we are currently working on your ticket" is this gem, telling me I'm SOL because it's the weekend (!)