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Go to voat.co and regroup. Fuck reddit. Fuck censorship. Punk rock.

I read a book and a half regarding openstack yesterday and I'm feeling somewhat familiar with whats going on w/ openstack. This isn't my first virtualization rodeo, but it's definitely my first ride with openstack. I'm pouring through the documentation right now to make sure that the books didn't leave anything out (they did, they left out lots) but usually before I set up a new process/implementation/environment I like to ask experienced folks what their opinions are about setup and maintainence, just as good practice. Anyone have anything that would be of use to someone just starting out with this tech?

goal: Utilize 8 home PCs to create a flexible set of compute nodes for running var

If you link something self-found, and it's on the account that found the item, it would be awesome if there was some indication of that when you linked the item in chat or somesuch. It would also be cool if there were vendor recipies for only self-found gear, like perhaps you can sell a self-found 6link for more than a divine or something stupid like that. Idk, just an idea.

...and it is GODDAMN AMAZING. What an amazing progression as artists. Musical themes are solid, artistic vision is undeniably original, it's non-compromising back-to-back gut punch. It's so original it reminds me of finding hiphop in the late 80s, just a whole new fucking thing. Just ugh.. it's hard to say because I talked so much shit about them before, but I'm the type to admit when shit is dope, and this shit, is dopppppppppppe. Or, zef i guess.

So if you say call the amber lamps, it could be construed that you're asking for an emergency vehicle. I'm not saying it makes sense, I'm just saying that an ambulance has amber lamps.

Ok, so I just found out a couple days ago that showtime had a Tales from the Crypt'esque series called Masters of Horror. Basically, it features a lot of different horror directors giving their take on a variety of premises within the horror genre.

Well, upon finding this out I hopped my ass over to some unmentioned torrent site and picked up the first two seasons. The first few episodes were really cheesy, and I was almost ready to give up on the series entirely when this episode started. Basically, the premise is total cheese, but the acting and composition of the episode.. it was just fantastic. I found out after watching it that it was directed by none other than John Carpenter (Ha