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Victory for wind power in Maryland!
The General Assembly has passed the Offshore Wind Energy Act of 2013, sending the bill to Gov. Martin O'Malley's desk.The legislation will put Maryland on the path to tapping our vast wind energy resource, by incentivizing more than 200 megawatts of wind power ten miles off the coast of Ocean City.
Advocates say this is just the first step toward a goal of over 1,000 megawatts of ocean-based wind development in coastal Maryland. Regionally, the legislation is another concrete move toward a major new and clean power source for the East Coast. Construction of the Cape Wind offshore project in Massachusetts will begin later this year while New Jersey, like Maryland, is moving forward with incentive policies.
This victory would not have been possible without the tireless work of thousands of Marylanders, who built a powerful grassroots campaign that took us all the way from our first town hall meeting in 2010 in Ocean City, all the way to the governor's desk.
Historically, Maryland has been a very eco-conscious state, boasting some of the nation's most stalwart environmental laws. With more than 3,000 miles of tidal shoreline and the majestic Chesapeake Bay mostly within its borders, the livelihood and lifestyles of Marylanders are intrinsically connected to the health of the state's environment. In spite of this connection, Maryland overwhelmingly relies upon the planet's dirtiest fossil fuel -- coal -- to meet its electricity needs. Nearly 60 percent of Maryland's electricity comes from coal-fired power plants, much of which is imported from out of state and involves mountaintop removal mining that devastates the health of communities.
Still, Maryland has clearly displayed its commitment to improving its energy choices. Maryland has set a Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS), pledging that 20 percent of the state's electricity needs will be met by renewable energy sources, including wind and solar power, by 2022. Offshore wind power is Maryland's only homegrown energy resource abundant enough to fulfill our renewable energy standard.
Additionally, a moderately sized offshore wind farm would create over 1,500 jobs, while stabilizing our energy costs. Because the fuel is free, offshore wind offers the ability to lock-in long-term (20 years or more) energy costs without the threat of rising fossil fuel prices. A study by the Abell Foundation found that offshore wind power could produce the equivalent of two thirds of Maryland's current electricity demand.
The Fight for Maryland Offshore Wind Energy
During the 2011 Maryland General Assembly session, a broad coalition of environmental and labor groups, including CCAN, worked hard to pass a bill to guarantee the construction of an offshore wind farm off the Ocean City coast. In an unprecedented show of grassroots strength, CCAN and its partners collected 10,000 petition signatures, generated thousands of emails and calls to legislators, and successfully kept the issue at the front and center of public debate throughout the legislative season.
Despite this undeniable momentum across the state, the bill was not brought to a vote before the 2011 legislative session ended, with legislators citing the need for an offshore wind study. The Chesapeake Climate Action Network, our coalition partners and most importantly, our members, redoubled our efforts to educate citizens and lawmakers across the state about Maryland's need to develop offshore wind energy as a key component of a clean energy future.
A poll conducted in December 2011 showed that 62 percent of Marylanders support developing Maryland's offshore wind resources, even if it requires households to make a small initial investment of a couple of extra dollars a month on their energy bills. Given this support, momentum for legislation to incentivize the construction of a Maryland offshore wind farm continued to grow into the 2012 legislative session, and in fact led to the passage of a bill by an 88-47 vote in the House of Delegates. However, despite enjoying enough backing to pass the full Senate, the bill fell one vote short of the six needed for a favorable report from the Senate Finance committee.
After the 2012 General Assembly session, the campaign for Maryland offshore wind continued, and the Marylanders for Offshore Wind Coalition grew stronger and broader than ever, with many new business, faith, health and local community allies joining the effort throughout the year. Political leaders in Annapolis continued to signal their support for the initiative, offshore wind advocates vowed to push even harder for legislation in 2013.
We kept in mind that past experience with clean energy legislation in Annapolis showed us it often takes a few years to win, and given the enormous potential of the Free State's offshore wind resources, it was a virtual certainty that an offshore wind bill would pass the General Assembly in the not-too-distant future.
Federal Permitting
In November 2010, The Department of the Interior (DOI) announced efforts to streamline the federal permitting process for offshore wind power. The Smart from the Start wind energy initiative for the Atlantic Outer Continental Shelf represents important progress toward responsibly streamlining the permitting and leasing process for offshore wind farms, while ensuring the best siting and environmental assessment of offshore wind projects. Learn more about Smart from the Start here.
In July 2011, DOI released its draft environmental assessment (EA) for proposed mid-Atlantic offshore wind energy development sites. While the issuance of this EA is solid encouragement that offshore wind energy moves ever-closer to becoming a reality in Atlantic waters, this announcement wasn't all positive news for Maryland. The area where wind turbines might be placed was slashed from 206 square nautical miles to 94 square nautical miles in the preferred scenario, while one alternative scenario being considered would reduce the area even further.
The report said that the Coast Guard recommended removing a swath of leasing blocks because they were in a path generally taken by ships. CCAN and its partners acknowledge the need to keep shipping lanes open but think that DOI should be working to identify even more potential areas for offshore wind power development, not cutting these areas. Research shows that offshore turbines produce energy more efficiently if spaced more widely apart. It's vital that we fully embrace this clean, inexhaustible energy source, and that means allowing turbines the space they need to efficiently produce energy.
Take Action
This is a huge victory - one that will position Maryland as a leader in not only the offshore wind industry, but America's clean energy future. However, even after Gov. O'Malley signs the bill, we'll need to stay engaged in the offshore wind permitting process at the federal level to make sure this legislation translates into wind turbines producing electricity off the coast of Maryland as soon as possible.
Getting this bill through the General Assembly has been a labor of love, and one of the biggest achievements yet of our state's growing climate movement.
- Get Involved: Contact Maryland Field Coordinator Megan Jenny at [email protected] or 240-396-1993.
- Follow the Maryland wind coalition on Facebook and Twitter.
- Thank your senators who voted in favor of offshore wind - and tell those who didn't that you expect more from them.
Learn More about this Campaign
- Visit the Marylanders for Offshore Wind coalition website at http://www.marylandoffshorewind.org.
- Visit the Business Coalition for Maryland Offshore Wind coalition at http://www.bizmdosw.org.
- Read the 2012 Maryland Offshore Wind Energy Act
- Learn more about the bill from the Maryland Energy Administration
- Read our one-pager about the 2012 bill
- Maryland Offshore Wind Coalition Letter: See the official letter from our coalition of environmental, religious, and labor groups urging the state's development of offshore wind energy.
- Business & Organizational Supporters of Maryland Offshore Wind: Want to join this list? Email [email protected]
- Sign-on letter from Maryland leaders to Speakers Miller and Bush
- Read testimony from a prominent Harvard doctor in support of the health benefits of the wind bill
Learn More about Offshore Wind in Maryland
- Maryland Offshore Wind Fact Sheet: Get an overview of Md.'s offshore wind power potential
- "Maryland's Offshore Wind Power Potential." Report by the Abell Foundation, February 2010.
- "The Power of Offshore Wind: A Source of Clean, Reliable, Affordable Electricity for Maryland's Future." Report by Environment Maryland, November 2009.
- "Catching the Wind: Harnessing the Potential of Offshore Wind Power to Clean Our Air and Create Jobs in Maryland" Environment America.
- "Offshore Wind in the Atlantic: Growing Momentum for Jobs, Energy Independence, Clean Air, and Wildlife Protection." Report by the National Wildlife Federation, December 2010.
- Letter from MD leaders to committees, March 22, 2012.
- Fact sheet about the U.S. Dept. of the Interior's "Smart from the Start" initiative for offshore wind power
- Fact sheet about Health and Offshore Wind Power
- Fact sheet about birds and wind turbines


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Clarke forms a world in the very distant future whose inhabitants live for hundreds of years on a ravaged planet earth in the oasis of the city. The city is an incredibly advanced utopia but an island of machines and somewhat bored inhabitants.
The main protaganist is the youngest member of the community who ventures out into a voyage of discovery and onto another community which has also survived the ravages of time. The reuniting of the two tribes of mankind each a distinct culture at opposite ends of the spectrum is problem and goal of "Against the Fall of Night".
This is science fiction storytelling at its best. A great story and a must have for all fans of the genre.
Also, good service from the seller. The book was not in as bad a shape as he had described!
The book is similar in some aspects to the later, and I believe better, Childhood's End in that the plot is about the transfiguration of human society. In Childhood's End a great transfiguration into another level of existence and in this one the waking up of two moribund earth societies in the far future.
Slow and ponderously we move through the book, exploring the earth and the universe. We find the universe empty, almost completely devoid of the galactic empire that permeates the legends of earth society. Though there is a point, and it is realized at the end of the book spending 212 pages exploring empty vistas is not my idea of entertainment.
At the end, mankind has awoken and again given an opportunity to grow and become more than the fearful earthbound race it had turned into. We end with much work to do and the idea that it is the journey that is worthwhile, not the destination.
This golden age classic sadly is showing it's age. The ideas now co-opted and familiar to everyone and the plodding plot barely able to hold a reader's interest. The final payoff just barely makes it a worthwhile read, and there is some historical significance of this early example of the conceit of examining deep philosphical issues.
This is the story of Alvin, the first child to be born in over a million years in the great city of Diaspar, man's greatest and last city. But Alvin is different than his peers, because he alone in all of Diaspar is not pathologically afraid of the notion of leaving Diaspar, or of venturing into outer space. And thus Alvin's explorations, and the novel's story, begin. A great yarn with a startling and inspiring ending.

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Cool shot!!
I think I like this one more than the other two shots you've posted – the sign in the middle of the frame works well.
this is really cool!! were the trees alreay that colour? like with lights at the bottom or something? haha sorry probly a really silly question but was just wondering
Yes, The trees have lights at the base.
That is a really cool shot. Well done. From the looks of it there isn't much room on the island to setup the camera though :)
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The American market may be quick to catch onto some things, but the adoption of QR codes has not been one of them. The two-dimensional bar codes, that point to a destination online when captured with a smartphone, have taken off in some markets (they're huge in Japan!) but have not been met with widespread adoption stateside.
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QR codes are smart barcodes that have a lot of potential to bridge the gap between online and offline marketing.
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Hello Friends! Congratulations to Elizabeth from Home is Where the Heart is! Elizabeth, Laurie will be in touch with you shortly to go over details.
I have some exciting news I've been keeping from you. (Not intentionally keeping it from you of course, I've just been super busy with lots of positive things on my plate!)
Our humble little home, Cottage8, is featured in not one, but TWO magazines! I was contacted by one very kind Rebecca Razo, and it is thanks to her, and her believing in me, that this dream has become reality. Beyond that, I am even more excited because ALL of the photographs in both magazines are my own, and I styled all of the shots myself as well. A first time gig! I was shaking in my boots up until the publications finally arrived in my mailbox and I could see my work in print. There's a whole different learning curve when it comes to photographing for magazines, versus blogs and websites. But we'll save that for another post.
Here's the February/March issue of Cottages & Bungalows Magazine, and our master bedroom is featured on pages 78 - 82.
We are also featured in the Spring 2012 issue of Kitchens Magazine, on pages 40 – 47.
It is such a "pinch me, I must be dreaming" kind of feeling, seeing your home in two separate national magazines at the same time. I actually still can't believe it!
In other news, it's time to announce the winner of the Burlap Bunny Giveaway….
Is it too early to start thinking about the weekend? We're selling at the Ventura Flea Market on Sunday, and we're already getting packed up for the show. I hope you'll come see us and all our unique goods and curious finds. It's supposed to be a gorgeous, sunny day and hopefully a great show!
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I have the Cottages & Bungalows, but I need to buy the Kitchen magazine. My daughter is painting her kitchen cabinets and plans to buy butcherblock countertops from IKEA. I sent her to your blog to view your kitchen and she ( me too ) is in love! Congratulations on both magazine features!!!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! THIS IS HUGE and fabulous and great news, Jennifer!
I am so excited and thrilled for you! What a honor and your photos are awesome.
I would love to hear the difference between the blog photos and magazine photos.
Hope you will post on that soon!
Thanks again for hosting my house last month. Still trying to find a box large enough to mail a little something to you. :)
Congrats! (Have been in FL for a week and the blog was attacked my an infected site for a couple weeks so I did not get to jump around a visit blogs.... spent every available moment I could trying to fix the issues!
Sorry I have been MIA for a while!
Hope you can stop by and check out the Tartan Parade going on over at my place today through the 4th!?
AlisonJennifer! I'm so happy for you! And I'm thrilled that you got to do your own styling. Last time your home was photographed for a magazine, it was clearly not styled by you, and I was sad they didn't just let you do your own thing! You do such an amazing job. Truly you are extremely talented in both styling and photography. Congratulations to you! Must make all the sweat and tears worth it...... absolutely adore you and your blog.
JillyHi Jennifer,
You must be over the moon excited. Jennifer I have been reading your blog since 2007, you inspired me to start blogging in 2008, my blog is a very simple one and I am still learning how to take pictures LOL. Your style of design I admire very much and used your paint color in my Master Bedroom and wrote you about it, also I purchased the black army vintage phone from your shop. I have watched your blog and home develop into one of the best loved blogs and homes around. You keep it "real" and I love that about you. I am so very happy for your success and many accomplishments. You and your husband have worked together to make a dream come true of owning a house and making it your home. Your home is full of everything you love and treasure and each other. Congratulations to you both.
PS. I was the winner of the sweet burlap bunny designed by Laurie....
Wishing you a very Happy Easter, Big hugs Elizabeth
Thank you for stopping by!
If you have an inquiry please use my Contact link at the top of my blog. That is the best way to reach me.
If you have a question about our home, please use the Cottage8 link (where you will find tons of FAQs!) at the top of my blog.
I read every comment that is left here. Thanks for taking the time to leave me one!


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Single Malt Scotch
Single malt offers the greatest variation and depth of flavour of all spirits, despite being made from just barley, yeast and water. A single malt whisky must be produced at a single distillery, distilled from malted barley and water. The mash must be processed at the distillery and converted into a fermentable substrate using only endogenous enzyme systems and fermented only with the addition of yeast. The spirit must be aged for at least three years and one day, and have nothing added to it.
Distillation of whisky has been performed in Scotland for centuries. The earliest written record of whisky production in Scotland from malted barley is an entry on the 1494 Exchequer Rolls, which reads "Eight bolls of malt to Friar John Cor, by order of the King, wherewith to make aqua vitae." In the following centuries, the various governments of Scotland began taxing the production of whisky, to the point that most of the spirit was produced illegally. However, in 1823, Parliament passed an act making commercial distillation much more profitable, while imposing punishments on landowners when unlicensed distilleries were found on their properties. George Smith was the first person to take out a licence for a distillery under the new law, founding the Glenlivet Distillery in 1824. In the 1830s, Aeneas Coffey refined a design originally created by Robert Stein for a continuous still which produced whisky much more efficiently than the traditional pot stills, but with much less flavour. Quickly, merchants began blending the malt whisky with the grain whisky distilled in the continuous stills, making the first blended Scotch whisky. The blended Scotch proved quite successful, less expensive to produce than malt with more flavour and character than grain. The combination allowed the single malt producers to expand their operations as the blended whisky was more popular on the international market. As of 2004, over 90% of the Single Malt Scotch produced is used to make blended Scotch.
All Single Malt Scotch goes through a similar batch production process, as outlined below. At bottling time various batches are mixed together or vatted to achieve consistent flavours from one bottling run to the next. Even better at creating consistent expressions than others. Also, distillers (both independent and official) may choose to change expressions in any way to attract more or a different kind of buyer. On the other hand, distillers might also choose to make batch variation into an asset.
- is used in all phases of the production of whisky. It is added to the barley to promote germination, used for mixing with ground barley grist to create a mash and to dilute most whisky before maturation and once again before bottling. Most distilleries use different water sources in the various steps. Since huge amounts of water are used during the process of whisky production, water supplies are a key factor for the location of any distillery.
- The barley used to make the whisky is "malted" by soaking the grain in water for 2–3 days and then allowing it to germinate to produce the necessary enzymes required to convert starch into fermentable sugars. Traditionally each distillery had its own malting floor where the germinating malt to exact specifications, but the "pagoda roof" (many now false) which ventilated the malting floor can be seen at nearly every distillery. The germination is halted (by heating) after 3–5 days, before the starch begins to be converted into the fermentable sugars. The method for drying the germinated barley is by heating it with hot air produced by an oil, coal or even electric heat source. In most cases, some level of peat smoke is introduced to the kiln to add phenols, a smoky aroma and flavour to the whisky. Some of the more intensely smoky malts from Islay have phenol levels between 25 and 50 parts per million (ppm). More subtle malts can have phenol levels of around 2–3 ppm.
- The malt is milled into a coarse flour (grist), and added to hot water to activate the enzymes which will convert starches to fermentable sugars. Long starch chains are broken into glucose, maltose, and maltriose, which yeast is able to ferment. The extraction is done in a large kettle (usually made of stainless steel) called a mash tun. At first, the hot water activates the enzymes by providing an optimal temperature for activity in the grist. The enzymes act on the starch to convert it into sugar, and producing a sugary liquid called wort.
- Yeast is added to the wort in a large vessel (often tens of thousands of litres) called a washback. The yeast feeds on the sugars and as a by-product produces both carbon dioxide and alcohol; this process is called fermentation and can take up to three days to complete. When complete, the liquid has an alcohol content of 5 to 7% by volume, and is now known as wash. Up until this point, the process has been quite similar to the production of beer.
- The wash is then pumped into a copper pot still, known as the wash still, to be distilled. The wash is heated, boiling off the alcohol, which has a lower boiling point than water; the vapour is collected in a condenser which has been submerged in cool water. The lower temperatures cause the vapour to condense back into a liquid form. This spirit, known as low wine, has an alcohol content of about 20 to 40%. The low wines are then pumped into a second pot still, known as the spirit still, and distilled a second. The final spirit, called new make spirit, generally has an alcohol content of 60 to 70%. Much of the body, or mouth feel, of the final whisky is believed to come from the size and shape of the stills used in its production. When a still wears out and has to be replaced, or when a distillery decides to expand the number of stills it operates, precise measurements of the existing stills are taken to ensure the new stills are exact reproductions of the old.
- The "new-make spirit", or unaged whisky, is then placed in oak casks to mature. By law, all Scotch whisky must be aged for a minimum of three years in oak casks in Scotland, though many single malts are matured much longer. The whisky continues to develop and change as its time in the wood. Single Malt Scotch is too delicate to be aged in new oak casks, as new oak would overpower the whisky with tannin and vanillin, making it overly astringent. Thus used casks are needed.
- To be called a single malt Scotch, a bottle may only contain whisky distilled from malted barley produced at a single distillery. If the bottle is the product of single malt whiskies produced at more than one distillery, the whisky is called a vatted malt, or a blended malt. If the single malt is mixed with grain whisky, the result is a blended Scotch whisky. Single malts can be bottled by the distillery that produced them or by an Independent Bottler. The age statement on a bottle of single malt Scotch is the age of the youngest malt in the mix, as commonly the whiskies of several years are mixed together in a vat to create a more consistent house style. On occasion the product of a single cask of whisky is bottled and released as a "Single Cask." While "cask-strength", or undiluted, whisky (often having an alcohol content as high as 60%) has recently become popular, the vast majority of whisky is diluted to its "bottling strength" — between 40% and 46% ABV — and bottled for sale.
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Importance Children with known exposure to intimate partner violence (IPV) or maternal depression are at risk for negative mental health outcomes as early as preschool age. Active ongoing surveillance for these risk factors can lead to earlier mental health intervention for children.
Objective To examine the association between parent reports of IPV and depressive symptoms within the first 3 years of a child's life with subsequent mental health conditions and psychotropic drug treatment.
Design Prospective cohort study linking parental IPV and depression with subsequent billing and pharmacy data between November 1, 2004, and June 7, 2012.
Setting Four pediatric clinics.
Participants A total of 2422 children receiving care from clinics that implemented the Child Health Improvement Through Computer Automation (CHICA) system.
Main Outcome Measures Any report of IPV and/or parental depressive symptoms from birth to age 3 years, mental health diagnoses made with International Classification of Diseases, Ninth Revision criteria, and any psychotropic drug treatment between ages 3 and 6 years.
Results Fifty-eight caregivers (2.4%) reported both IPV and depressive symptoms before their children were aged 3 years, 69 (2.8%) reported IPV only, 704 (29.1%) reported depressive symptoms only, and 1591 (65.7%) reported neither exposure. Children of parents reporting both IPV and depressive symptoms were more likely to have a diagnosis of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (adjusted odds ratio = 4.0; 95% CI, 1.5-10.9), even after adjusting for the child's sex, race/ethnicity, and insurance type. Children whose parents reported depressive symptoms were more likely to have been prescribed psychotropic medication (adjusted odds ratio = 1.9; 95%, CI 1.0-3.4).
Conclusions and Relevance Exposure to both IPV and depression before age 3 years is associated with preschool-aged onset of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder; early exposure to parental depression is associated with being prescribed psychotropic medication. Pediatricians play a critical role in performing active, ongoing surveillance of families with these known social risk factors and providing early intervention to negate long-term sequelae.
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Dimitri Kaliviotis made a badass AT-AT model that recently won a "wreck" themed modeling contest. As you can see, the 1/32 scale AT-AT has certainly seen better days.
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It deletes them when it's done or fails, AFAIK. <thestinger> you installed them with pacman <john_f> cower -d foo bar <gaidal> thestinger: that's what I'm asking. Haven't managed to locate / grep / find them <thestinger> yaourt just wrapped the downloading, build and install process for you <randomclown> what's the command to find pacman cache size again? <thestinger> you can use du <gaidal> thestinger: then they're gone. Then I think I'll remove them with pacman and reinstall with yaourt <randomclown> heh <thestinger> du -hs /var/cache/pacman <gaidal> thestinger: cleaned that cache a few times since I installed these <gaidal> oh nvm <thestinger> gaidal: just download the tarballs and rebuild them <thestinger> don't need to uninstall anything <gaidal> thestinger: oh, pacman will replace the old versions… <lake> anyone have experience installing arch on an ssd? <thestinger> yes <gaidal> yes <ldvx> of course <thestinger> !give lake ssd <phrik> lake: an unripe boat anchor. age it under a radiator like a fine prison sangria. <ldvx> !next <thestinger> !give lake wiki ssd <phrik> Another satisfied customer! NEXT! <phrik> lake: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Solid_State_Drives <lake> i looked at that and am still lost <thestinger> lake: just partition it with gparted then <thestinger> it will do the right thing <lake> i don't have gparted. all i have is parted and it's confusing <thestinger> so get gparted <gaidal> If you use gparted, can you still set sector sizes and all that the way you want for SSDs? <randomclown> how do show usage of directories in the current one? <randomclown> with du <benhamill> lake: I installed it on a MacBook Air recently and didn't have problems (with the partitioning, anyway). <randomclown> i.e. don't descend down to every file <gaidal> randomclown du -h -d1 ? <thestinger> randomclown: just get rid of the -s switch <gaidal> randomclown: and man du <randomclown> ha I think i need to get out of here <randomclown> forgot to use man <randomclown> because you guys are here <lake> thestinger: point taken. i'll give it a shot <benhamill> Oh. You know… I might be no help. I was doing GRUB2 EFI boot. I needed a GPT table, not the MBR kind, so I used cgdisk. <gaidal> randomclown: I'm sure about man in this case because I looked the same up not long ago <gaidal> awesome, I can start X now, thanks everyone. <fabiancito> gaidal: now that you have X, you should use awesome <gaidal> fabiancito: I do. That's why I could start it – needed to update cairo <gaidal> couldn't* <egoflux> what command can i use to delete all .part files in dirs and subdirs? <thestinger> find <xhazk> Heh, just reinstalling Arch after not using for 4 months. Imagine my confusion when *all* packages failed right at install. Seems PGP is implemented, but are there plans to integrate it into the install procedu<xhazk> Obviously it can be down outside the GUI installer, but then again so can everything else. <thestinger> xhazk: are you using the official install media? <thestinger> when did it fail? <egoflux> nice <xhazk> thestinger: Correct. At first I used my disc from 2011 (which is still the official release), but moved to the latest releng iso after the fail to troubleshoot. Seems I can get arount it by running pacman-key -<fabiancito> gaidal: ah! god damn libpng! sorry, i was late to the conversation <xhazk> But this is a bit non-KISS. <thestinger> xhazk: well, it's not the stable release yet <thestinger> there isn't a package with the keys yet <meyithi> xhazk: well it's disabled by default because not everything is signed yet, so you must have been using testing 4 months ago <thestinger> xhazk: the official install media doesn't have pacman 4, so it's not a problem there <GI_Jack> yeah libpng has been fucking up everyone <egoflux> find ~/music/ '*.part' -exec rm -i {} ; <thestinger> egoflux: btw, you can use -delete instead of -exec <xhazk> thestinger: Okay, thank you for clarifying that. <thestinger> SigLevel is set to Never in the default config, but you _can_ enable it and use signing <GI_Jack> the tl;dr on libpng is pacman -Syu and then yaourt -S $(pactree -rl libpng) <egoflux> thestinger, so, find ~/music/ '*.part' -delete? <GI_Jack> don't thank me, thank this channel 8 hours ago <letsgetwet20> do I have too many things in my module or daemon section in my rc.conf?: http://sprunge.us/iCZH <thestinger> egoflux: yeah <GI_Jack> letsgetwet20 – that depends <letsgetwet20> on waht <letsgetwet20> what* <thestinger> egoflux: it would just be faster since it doesn't have to run rm over and over <GI_Jack> what your using it for, and specs of the box <letsgetwet20> one or more of my modules is failing to load. Which log should I look over for it? <GI_Jack> letsgetwet20 – try starting and stoping them all manually from their /etc/rc.d scripts <egoflux> great, usign it with -delete just deleted my entire folder <sudokode> GI_Jack: modules, not daemons <GI_Jack> modules <letsgetwet20> It's for a desktop and 2.8GHz dual core <GI_Jack> that should be kernel.log <GI_Jack> right? <sudokode> hm <thestinger> egoflux: did you give a -name or -iname arg? : <GI_Jack> letsgetwet20 – its not how many items, its total resource consumption <GI_Jack> run everything you need with your laptop <egoflux> thestinger, nope <egoflux> well i did; find ~/music '*.part' -delete <GI_Jack> nothing in there is a real resource hog <Zopiac> ARM on qemu… I'm trying to run qemu-system-arm but it says I need to select a kernel file. Why would it need a dedicated kernel? <Paimun> so I'm just curious, how do I apply the instructions to start XScreensaver on a multi-user system if I am using lightdm? <Paimun> I don't know the command to put into my ~/.xscreensaver <GI_Jack> I am out, g'night all <vimane> kdebase-plasma 4.8.0-1 can't make folder view plassma on desktop. <benhamill> When you run la -l on a directory and the owner and group are listed as 88… what does that mean? <HRabbit> 0p7i0nd <letsgetwet20> How do I spot it? what should I search for in the log file? <sudokode> not a clue <letsgetwet20> the file's here if you want to take a look: http://sprunge.us/SBUL <sudokode> letsgetwet20: try searching for each module <xhazk> sudokode: I don't appreciate your existence, good sir. <sudokode> you wouldn't <sudokode> letsgetwet20: looks like it might be vboxnetflt <sudokode> I don't see that or any after that <sudokode> it'll fail on the first bad module cause the script sucks <sudokode> no wait, ssb is loaded <letsgetwet20> yeah and my b43 is loading as well <sudokode> but that might be an actual detection <sudokode> you don't need to put every possible module in there if udev is gonna find it <letsgetwet20> it shows that it's getting firmware form the kernel <letsgetwet20> It wasn't finding the printer before though <letsgetwet20> and it's a macbook pro <sudokode> which one is that <letsgetwet20> so I need more modules loaded <letsgetwet20> b43 is for my wireless driver <sudokode> printer <letsgetwet20> its hidp and l2cap I believe <letsgetwet20> then the last three are all for the wireless card <sudokode> you may want to put some of the more critical things in your initcpio <sudokode> like b43 <xhazk> Ahhhh, full system encryption — for those of us with tinfoil hats and *way* too much free time. <xhazk> My pr0n is safe now… from the Russians. <sudokode> you're a disappointment <diegoviola> what is the configuration format that grub2 uses? how is it called? is it its own? <Paimun> sudokode? <sudokode> what <Paimun> well, I wanted to know if you had any idea what to do with xscreensaver <xhazk> sudokode: You have disgraced my honor. I challenge you to a duel! Girly-slap contest at 0800 GMT tomorow. <Paimun> since my question got lost in the flood… <sudokode> no, I don't use screensavers <Paimun> oh alright <gaidal> So how deep does this libpng stuff go? I've rebuilt my local packages, but some tray icons aren't being drawn, deluge says "glib.GError: Unrecognized image file format" when I try to start it… <sudokode> oh, I never did test the mplayer update <thestinger> gaidal: https://www.archlinux.org/news/libpnglibtiff-rebuilds-move-from-testing/ <phrik> Title: Arch Linux – News: libpng/libtiff rebuilds move from [testing] (at www.archlinux.org) <thestinger> did you reinstall librsvg? <gaidal> thestinger: thank you <thestinger> your cairo was broken so png icons couldn't be generated <gaidal> cairo is healed <gaidal> librsvg, not yet <gaidal> I didn't have that installed before though <sudokode> yeah, mplayer works <thestinger> gaidal: oh, then that's probably not the problem <sudokode> kelnoky: you suck <Zopiac> Anyone run qemu with ARM? <dark3rdre4ms> I have a question. Does anyone know of an application that can change my ALSA input/output devices with just a push of a button <gaidal> thestinger: or maybe it is… eh… ok this is annoying, but how do I list packages that depend on something? It's not in my history since I started X <thestinger> gaidal: pactree -r <xhazk> Am I correct in that ability to boot from MMC/SD is reliant on BIOS support? <ahungry> hi all <gaidal> thestinger: pactree -rl libtiff | grep "$(pacman -Qqm)", was it? Doesn't list anything important I didn't recompile <thestinger> libpng <gaidal> I thought I was done with libpng <thestinger> well, what still has errors? <gaidal> deluge: "glib.GError: Unrecognized image file format" <gaidal> gtk-redshift's tray icon can't be loaded <gaidal> ibus-daemon is acting weird, says there's no input window <thestinger> run gtk-update-icon-cache <thestinger> might need to run it as root, I don't know <gaidal> doesn't seem to help <gaidal> tried both <xhazk> Wow, I just now found out the lead dev of ReiserFS is in jail for wife murder. I guess we know why reiserfs has such killer speed… BA DING! <e36freak> you… just found that out? <xhazk> e36freak: Yah, dont judge me… I live under a rock. <sudokode> "wife murder" <phsi> all the jokes have long been done <sudokode> does that make a difference? <ahungry> Anyone else find it a little hard to distinguish curly braces from parenthesis with terminus font? <xhazk> sudokode: Yes, hooker murder is far less noteworthy. <sudokode> { ( <sudokode> yes <sudokode> we're off to the wizard <nathan28> xhazk: i think 20/20 did a special on the Reiser murder, pretty hilarious <nathan28> oh, missed him * Python3 thinks he remembers that. <nathan28> so i guess it's safe to remove the reiserfsprogs, i was thinking about that earlier * Python3 wonders if he submits bits of code by hand. <Python3> Along with angry kerel-dev writings. <nathan28> Python3: he gets some old cobol cards from the prison payroll office <nathan28> ahungry: no, but if you find a better 17pt mono non-ttf font than terminus let me know <gaidal> I think I have actually managed to fix everything that broke… Is there anything besides libpng and librsvg that have been causing trouble recently? <konobi> howdy all… i'm having some trouble getting bridge working… i have conf.d/bridge working and it's getting called… but the interface isn't getting created… am i missing something? <Python3> gaidal: «libxml» got recently updated, but that's 'bout it. * Python3 had fun re-compiling about fifty-soomething AUR packages. <gaidal> Python3: ah, will check that out too then, thanks <konobi> the docs around it seem to be rather mis-matched too =0/ <gaidal> package libxml not found…? <gaidal> libxml2 or libxml++ or… oh, in AUR. Guess I'm not using it then. <tigrmesh> konobi: did you check the wiki? <konobi> yes <konobi> all the bridging docs there seem to refer to using virtualbox <tigrmesh> ah <konobi> rather than lan+wlan <ahungry> konobi: wlan doesn not support bridging last I checked <tigrmesh> i've never used it. if you don't get an answer here, i would suggest you try searching the forums. forum search supports AND. if you find nothing, try posting on the forums. many more people visit there<konobi> ahungry: well, uap0 in this instance <konobi> ah… looks like i need netcfg for anything more complex than a single interface <Zopiac> Argh, why is my computer doing this D: locking failed for /home/zopiac/.histfile: read-only file system: reading anyway <ahungry> konobi: I have a bridge setup without netcfg, just using the standard network setup <tigrmesh> !google locking failed for .histfile: read-only file system: reading anyway <phrik> tigrmesh: Securing Debian Manual – After installation: http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/securing-debian-howto/ch4.en.html <gtmanfred> so close <tigrmesh> Zopiac: see if that link helps. but that's the right search string <Zopiac> half my programs jam up when my computer decides to do this — Opera just froze and crashed <Zopiac> speakers are making random noises too <konobi> ahungry: conf.d/bridges and rc.conf? <gtmanfred> Zopiac: sounds like its time to back up ~/ and restart <Python3> Zopiac: Sounds like normal Opera behavior to me. <Tom^> hrm i wonder after a glibc update should i reboot? :p <Zopiac> Python3: This is the first time it's crashed in months, and then it was because of crappy extensions <tigrmesh> ahungry: when was the last time you ran pacman -Syu? <ahungry> tigrmesh: I believe yesterday <Zopiac> skype also crashed, but it's skype <tigrmesh> have you merged all your .pacnew and .pacsave files? did you reboot since the last kernel update? <Zopiac> agh, looks like it's just hard drive issues <Zopiac> a ton of [14769.320140] EXT4-fs warning (device sda2): ext4_end_bio:244: I/O error writing to inode 3106787 (offset 0 size 4096 starting block 16120782) <TiMiDo> hello there i have a question, if i want to install arch in my /dev/sda4 and /dev/sda5 how can i install it only to that partition, why because on 1 2 3 i have windows on it and do not want to loose it <gtmanfred> TiMiDo: extended partition? <TiMiDo> yes, on the 4 and 5 i have Ubuntu, and i want to install Arch now on it, <gtmanfred> ok… i don't see why not… <gtmanfred> you have to remove ubuntu…. <TiMiDo> yeah i want to remove ubuntu <TiMiDo> but <TiMiDo> i do not want to remove my windows partitions <TiMiDo> because it has some important projects <gtmanfred> TiMiDo: that is ok… and why are you asking? <Zopiac> It looks like my main drive decides it wants to disconnect for a little while randomly <TiMiDo> gtmanfred, because i am new on partitioning with arch <Zopiac> I'm not sure if this would be a motherboard, SATA cable, or hard drive issue… <gtmanfred> it should be fine… just don't delete your windows partitions <TiMiDo> and i do not want to loose my win partition. <ak5> I use netcfg. Is there a cool way to add hosts to /etc/hosts depending on which network I am on? <gtmanfred> *lose… loose means something else… <Python3> ak5: Yes. Use «POST_UP». <TiMiDo> yeah i do not want to loose any data what's so ever, <gtmanfred> TiMiDo: use parted ? <TiMiDo> you mean gparted,? <tigrmesh> or gparted <gtmanfred> TiMiDo: gparted doesn't come on the archiso <TiMiDo> oh <TiMiDo> is parted it text only,? <Python3> ak5: Write a script to deal with whatever, then point «POST_UP» to it in the «nefcfg» profile for your networks. <gtmanfred> no it is a curses gui <tigrmesh> TiMiDo: that's what i did. and i did not remove ubuntu or windows when i installed arch <gtmanfred> crap not parted… <gtmanfred> um you could just use a gparted livecd <TiMiDo> tigrmesh, well I'm bored of Ubuntu and wanted it to try out some new distro, <tigrmesh> TiMiDo: i used a gparted live cd to do my partitioning
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