The members of sing; sing; halt are some random subset of:
Michael J. Bauer
Here's a
couch shot of most of the group, and
yet another couch shot demonstrating our sitting
(or perhaps drinking?) stamina. (In these photos, Mark
Atwood fills in for Kendall Libby.) Yes, we were Those Guys on
the couch.
Thanks to jesse at fsck dot com for the images.
Note: Steve VanDevender is
far geekier than we could ever hope to be. ;)
The first mp3 is out! Our thanks go to Chris Miles, who
recorded this and put it on his
Seattle Trip page. Please try not to
hammer his site too much, mirrors are available at:
http://www.smoe.org/ssh/cdaysofy2k.mp3
The movie is out, too! Once again, thanks to
Chris Miles, who created this video.
[Edit 2008.12.25] I'm leaving all the old links in as
reference and thanks for old hosts, but they don't work.
Check it out on youtube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qqKb1P_RKKk.
It used to be available in a couple of formats, at
http://www.psycho.net.au/lisa99/ (also now gone).
Jesse formerlymirrored the
.avi and the
.mov for us at his site. Thanks, again, Jesse!
Hey, we got second billing on the Usenix LISA 1999
event listing. Hee!
enter system password,
out of ttys,
can't fork process,
panic! double panic!,
can't open socket,
bad magic number,
no route to host...
hme is down,
stale file handle,
/var is full,
and it's January, 1970.
Adam Hirsch
Kit
Phil Kizer
Jon Kuroda
Kendall Libby
Lamont Lucas
Matt Pounsett
Chad Robinson
http://eruditorum.org/ssh/cdaysofy2k.mp3 (now gone)
http://www.ki.org/lisa/cdaysofy2k.mp3
http://www.ehlke.net/cdaysofy2k.mp3 (also gone)
The C Days of Y2K - as performed at LISA 1999 / Seattle, Washington
On the first day of Y2K, my server said to me:
It's January, 1970.
On the second day of Y2K, my server said to me:
/var is full,
and it's January, 1970.
On the third day of Y2K, my server said to me:
stale file handle,
/var is full,
and it's January, 1970.
On the fourth day of Y2K, my server said to me:
hme is down,
stale file handle,
/var is full,
and it's January, 1970.
On the fifth day of Y2K, my server said to me:
no route to host...
hme is down,
stale file handle,
/var is full,
and it's January, 1970.
On the sixth day of Y2K, my server said to me:
bad magic number,
no route to host...
hme is down,
stale file handle,
/var is full,
and it's January, 1970.
On the seventh day of Y2K, my server said to me:
can't open socket,
bad magic number,
no route to host...
hme is down,
stale file handle,
/var is full,
and it's January, 1970.
On the eighth day of Y2K, my server said to me:
panic! double panic!,
can't open socket,
bad magic number,
no route to host...
hme is down,
stale file handle,
/var is full,
and it's January, 1970.
On the ninth day of Y2K, my server said to me:
can't fork process,
panic! double panic!,
can't open socket,
bad magic number,
no route to host...
hme is down,
stale file handle,
/var is full,
and it's January, 1970.
On the A day of Y2K, my server said to me:
out of ttys,
can't fork process,
panic! double panic!,
can't open socket,
bad magic number,
no route to host...
hme is down,
stale file handle,
/var is full,
and it's January, 1970.
On the B day of Y2K, my server said to me:
enter system password,
out of ttys,
can't fork process,
panic! double panic!,
can't open socket,
bad magic number,
no route to host...
hme is down,
stale file handle,
/var is full,
and it's January, 1970.
On the C day of Y2K, my server said to me:
ok
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