this thread is for uptime!
today i was considering how unusual it is for me to reboot my laptop. so i decided to check my uptime in windows 7:
ctrl+shift+esc -> performance -> system -> uptime
dd:hh:mm:ss
15:02:20:56
i rebooted on 1/3/2010 at 11:55:27 am to install an antivirus trial program. before then i'm not sure how long it has been. i usually just sleep my computer and resume it. i don't notice any decrease in performance and it's how i typically use my thinkpads.
if you're on a mac:
command+space, [type:]terminal, [enter], [type:]uptime
note: i found the date and time of reboot quickly using:
winflag+r, [type:]cmd, [type:]systeminfo | find "t T"
today i was considering how unusual it is for me to reboot my laptop. so i decided to check my uptime in windows 7:
ctrl+shift+esc -> performance -> system -> uptime
dd:hh:mm:ss
15:02:20:56
i rebooted on 1/3/2010 at 11:55:27 am to install an antivirus trial program. before then i'm not sure how long it has been. i usually just sleep my computer and resume it. i don't notice any decrease in performance and it's how i typically use my thinkpads.
if you're on a mac:
command+space, [type:]terminal, [enter], [type:]uptime
note: i found the date and time of reboot quickly using:
winflag+r, [type:]cmd, [type:]systeminfo | find "t T"
17:34 up 7 days, 17:48, 2 users, load averages: 0.61 0.55 0.46
that's my macbook. server is
17:34:44 up 63 days, 16:39, 1 user, load average: 0.08, 0.02, 0.01
17:34:44 up 63 days, 16:39, 1 user, load average: 0.08, 0.02, 0.01
what other user is on your laptop?
USER TTY FROM LOGIN@ IDLE WHAT
brian console - 10Jan10 7days -
brian s000 - 18:30 - w
weird
brian console - 10Jan10 7days -
brian s000 - 18:30 - w
weird
that is weird.
oh, in your second post doesn't "17:34:44" need to be removed?
oh, in your second post doesn't "17:34:44" need to be removed?
I guess. that's just the current time, which I suppose is unnecessary since my post has a timestamp on it.
also I guess it's not that weird since when I open up terminal it creates another login session or whatever.
im only at 4:16:28
before my move is was probably up in the several months area.
before my move is was probably up in the several months area.
slicehost had some kind of emergency reboot recently:
i performed a hardware upgrade last week:
i rarely reboot/shutdown my laptop. i always simply put it to sleep. <3
lucas@www:~$ uname -mnrs Linux www.wingedleopard.net 2.6.31-302-rs x86_64 lucas@www:~$ uptime 01:13:05 up 2 days, 1:09, 2 users, load average: 0.00, 0.00, 0.00 lucas@www:~$
i performed a hardware upgrade last week:
atlas% uname -nrs FreeBSD atlas.wingedleopard.net 8.0-RELEASE atlas% uptime 6:12PM up 9 days, 13:24, 1 user, load averages: 0.00, 0.01, 0.00 atlas%
i rarely reboot/shutdown my laptop. i always simply put it to sleep. <3
I normally go 45 to 90 days between reboot on xp.
Couple server 2003 boxs at work that I don't reboot to see how long they can last currently at almost 700 days. Previous reboot caused by ups failure.
Couple server 2003 boxs at work that I don't reboot to see how long they can last currently at almost 700 days. Previous reboot caused by ups failure.