#ubuntu-us-oh 2011-10-01 <jrgifford> paultag: So, in 2 years when ubuntu membership "expires", you just click a link to re-join the launchpad.net group? Or is it more complicated than that? (someone asked me the question, and I didn't know the answer) <paultag> jrgifford: Yeah, it's just that simple <paultag> jrgifford: I've done it twice now :) <jrgifford> paultag: Ok, thanks. <paultag> jrgifford: you get an email a day for a week <paultag> (or until you click it) <jrgifford> hehe, sounds like they really want to keep ubuntu members. ;D <paultag> jrgifford: it's a lunch-pad function <paultag> jrgifford: who's asking, if you don't mind my prying <jrgifford> paultag: Well, I was curious, and then a guy who is asking me about different ubuntu stuff asked me. <paultag> jrgifford: ah, sure sure :) <paultag> BRB * jrgifford yay for non-committal-vague answers. :P <Unit193> paultag says it's so easy to get, another says it's hard. I have no reason to distrust either, but I know people are rejected, so I'm not going for it since I haven't done too much yet :P <paultag> Unit193: people who say it's hard are defending their little club <paultag> they're blowing smoke up your ass <paultag> as long as you have done clear work that is visable for a few months (6-8) <paultag> grab a few testi-es and be done with it <jrgifford> Unit193: I want to see you there to watch me fail on the 20th. :D <jrgifford> (er, rejected) <Unit193> jrgifford: Will do! (If I remember..) <jrgifford> Unit193: hehe awesome. :) <paultag> jrgifford: when are you applying? <paultag> jrgifford: and at what time (EST) <jrgifford> paultag: 8PM EST, americas board, 10/20/11. <paultag> jrgifford: send me an email about it and a link to your wiki page, if you don't mind <paultag> gotta run <paultag> love ya'll <jrgifford> paultag: Ok, will do. Cya! <Unit193> jrgifford: You in more than I? <jrgifford> Unit193: come again? <Unit193> Ummm... Wikipage? <Unit193> (I'm very bad at those, I just want to take a peak) <jrgifford> Yeah, I made wikipage. :P Kinda went overboard with mine (I think). <jrgifford> Oh, sure. Go ahead, take a look, just don't like, delete it. :P https://wiki.ubuntu.com/jamesgifford <Unit193> Looks like AskUbuntu is your main selling point (And easy to lookup) <jrgifford> Indeed. <jrgifford> Really wish I had more to "show off", but that's about all I've done. :P <Unit193> Heh, just be glad most of it isn't in IRC :P <jrgifford> That's gotta be difficult to keep track of. <Unit193> I can't even <Unit193> Just don't laugh (too much) https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Unit193 <jrgifford> Fancy! <jrgifford> I haven't put much thought into my formatting. * jrgifford is lazy like that <Unit193> Mine is crappy with not enough content, so I had to try and put more in <Unit193> I just need to stalk the people I work with and have them put something at the bottom :P <jrgifford> Ok, let me put something down for you, you're a cool guy. #ubuntu-us-oh 2011-10-02 <jandrusk> Just created mine @ https://wiki.ubuntu.com/jandrusk. Lame as well. <Unit193> Unless you want to from scratch, steal one from someone else :P <Unit193> Anyway, good start! <Unit193> jrgifford: While there is talking, mind pinging me before your meeting so I don't forget? <jrgifford> Unit193: Sure. <jrgifford> jandrusk: Good start to your wikipage. <jandrusk> Looks like James might have a few redundant keys on keyserver.ubuntu.com. <jandrusk> http://andrusk.com/images/gifford_keys.png <Unit193> Just a few <jandrusk> I have about half a dozen since 99. <Unit193> s_snake: Nobody seems to have done it yet, so welcome to the Ubuntu Ohio LoCo! Hope you enjoy yourself ;) <jrgifford> Unit193: And another impressive netsplit happens. * jrgifford still hasn't been caught in one. :P #ubuntu-us-oh 2011-10-03 <Unit193> Yep, and I got pings in 6 channels while I was gone :P <jrgifford> Ouch. <Unit193> Mind taking a look at a quick ruby thing? <jrgifford> Don't heatherjohnson@example.com. <Unit193> Someone that understands Ruby better than I http://pastebin.com/HezZBjSj my breakage http://pastebin.com/ujZGYDL8 <Unit193> 43: syntax error, unexpected kDO, expecting kTHEN or ':' or '\n' or ';' <Unit193> There are more errors I can pastebin <jrgifford> Ok, line 43 in what file? <Unit193> First, and line 44 <jrgifford> It should specify. <Unit193> That's the only file <Unit193> Well, that's broken <jrgifford> what version of ruby are you running? Something tells me this is 1.9.2 code on a 1.8.7 ruby... <jrgifford> ruby -v will get you details <Unit193> The code works except the addition <Unit193> ruby 1.8.7 (2010-08-16 patchlevel 302) [i686-linux] <jrgifford> Argh. There goes that idea. :L <Unit193> Working file http://pastebin.com/EMpxbZ7k <jrgifford> change `~` to `/home/<username>/` - i've had issues with that before. <Unit193> Not broken, but I can change <jrgifford> Hmm... I'm not seeing anything that is making it break. . . <Unit193> The last paste is good <jrgifford> Oh, ok. <Unit193> What was added on the last was taking the var 'rating' and if it's a '0', ignore it, '1', changed var 'loved' to <3, and ignoring '3' <Unit193> jrgifford: Anywho, got it working <canthus13> whee.. ddrescue to the.. umm.. rescue. <paultag> thafreak: thafreak thafreak thafreak thafreak thafreak <paultag> dude, I did it <paultag> I did it <paultag> I did it! * canthus13 did it too. a lot. all weekend. <canthus13> wait. did what? <paultag> canthus13: I got a VT100 hooked up to a modern linux machine and bug-squashed at MIT on it <canthus13> Oh cool. :) <paultag> canthus13: thafreak and I were talking about it * canthus13 is attempting to rescue his server drive. <paultag> :( <canthus13> Not that it matters.. brilliant me fried the PSU at the very least by neglecting to turn the machine off when swapping out a CD-ROM. <canthus13> *spark* *fans spin down* <paultag> canthus13: :( <paultag> super sadies <Unit193> cheri703: Welcome <canthus13> ddrescue is going extremely slow.... I think the drive adapter is having issues. I keep seeing it reset in dmesg. * cheri703 is alive... <canthus13> Congrats. :) <cheri703> canthus13: did you have a hdd die too? <cheri703> I was going to be re-setting up my server today, but I can't find the adapter for the hdd I was going to use :( <canthus13> cheri703: Heh. The drive was going, wouldn't boot.. so I'm running DDrescue on it. I was gonna see if I could boot it off of supergrub, but I didn't have a CDR installed. So I installed it... and forgot to turn off the machine while doing it. It was all pretty and sparky. <cheri703> :/ I can't run ddrescue on mine, it is SUPER dead <canthus13> ddrescue is doing ok.. it's slow, though. <canthus13> All I really need is to rescue my irssi config and my blog. the rest is easy to redo. <cheri703> :/ <canthus13> Ok. I've never used ddrescue to rescue to a file before.... Now do I mount it? I'm rescuing a partition, not the entire drive... <canthus13> s/Now/How/ <cheri703> canthus13: I never got it to work right >.> <canthus13> mount -o loop partition.img /mnt <canthus13> Apparently. I'll try it whenever this rescue completes. <cheri703> yeah, I tried it, but it freaked out on my system <canthus13> Hmm. * canthus13 wonders if gparted will handle it... <jrgifford> Unit193: Cool. <thafreak> how the hell do you cancel a godaddy account... <jrgifford> thafreak: You can actually do that? <jrgifford> dad's been trying for years. <thafreak> yeah, it turns out...you can't <thafreak> you can remove payment info and turn off email notices...that's it <thafreak> how freaking stupid... <thafreak> so glad I'm ditching godaddy... <_bbb> godaddy.edu <thafreak> i'm all about name.com now <_bbb> i dont do any web hosting <_bbb> by my domains are thru joker.com <_bbb> *but #ubuntu-us-oh 2011-10-04 <Unit193> Welcome back, SkrappJaw was here for a second earlier <Cheri703> haven't heard from him in a while <Unit193> He didn't say anything, just keeping you updated (I'm guessing he came to ask you about Weds or talk to you) <Cheri703> hmm.....k <Cheri703> this wednesday is still a no-go for me <Cheri703> still in training <Unit193> I had assumed <Cheri703> yeah yeah, just saying ;) <Unit193> Good to know. How is the training going? <Unit193> Hate the job yet? Seems that you are busy tonight though <Cheri703> it's ok overall, I don't work tonight <Cheri703> tuesday - saturday <Unit193> Doesn't mean you are not busy with other things though <Cheri703> went out grocery shopping earlier, settling in for the evening now :) <Unit193> Nice. Husband have have his own phone yet? <Cheri703> no -_- still phoneless and occasionally reachable via google voice <Unit193> Heh, not something you see everyday Channel ban/ignore list is full (There are 51) <Unit193> And that must be no fun, GVoice and maybe Skype being best options :P <Cheri703> yeah, it's a little annoying... <Cheri703> (sorry, was on the phone with my mom) #ubuntu-us-oh 2011-10-05 <Unit193> Precise Pangolin, destined to become Xubuntu 12.04 LTS - http://www.markshuttleworth.com/archives/784 <Unit193> Needed to be Pink Panther or something to do with a Penguin <paultag> the names get stupid-er and stupid-er <Unit193> Makes sense why they didn't use Penguin, but still.... <paultag> the names are getting harder and harder to spell too <Unit193> What? 12.04 is easy to spell! ;) <paultag> one-eyed-rick os-a-lot is a bitch <Unit193> I just go for Oneiric or 11.10 and screw the rest of it <paultag> Unit193: yeah, but I have to write it for uploads to the ppa system <paultag> sucks <Unit193> No kidding... <Unit193> Precise is actually a used word too, so can't do it like that :/ <paultag> It's OK, one of these days I'll be doing my own PPA thing for Debian <paultag> "unstable" or "experimental" makes sense <paultag> best of all I can build for ARM <paultag> perhaps I'll give my friends upload keys <Unit193> And guess what? I can spell/remember Sid (Just don't know if it's unstable or testing) <paultag> Unit193: you don't need to :) <paultag> Unit193: but yeah - remember all debian versions are from toy story <Unit193> You know, Arch is more updated than Testing and Unstable still <paultag> Unit193: sid was the nasty kid next door who broke toys <paultag> (unstable) <paultag> Unit193: then use arch :) <Unit193> paultag: Heh, didn't think about that. I would be willing to try testing because it's actually updated <paultag> debian's not about rolling bleeding edge, it's about stablity :) <paultag> Unit193: erm, testing is more unstable the sid <Unit193> paultag: Unstable is more stable than testing? <paultag> Unit193: because of missing r-depends and such <paultag> Unit193: yes <paultag> testing is only more stable before a debian release, when we're in freezer <paultag> erm, freeze <paultag> it's a common misconception <paultag> I ran testing for a long time <Unit193> paultag: Well, my Ubuntu is fine and I've added a few launchpad PPAs and even GetDeb repos, I like programs that were actually updated in this yera :P <paultag> but GNOME's almost always fucked <paultag> Unit193: :) <dzho> heh <paultag> just to be sure <dzho> we had a kid book that had a Pangolin in it, so I'm on this one <Unit193> I wouldn't care about Gnome though <paultag> you know ubuntu pulls over 80% of packages from Debian? <Unit193> I fully understand this <paultag> it's rare something's newer in Ubuntu then in Debian sid <paultag> very very rare <paultag> because often it'll get pushed to Debian and sync'd back down <paultag> that's how we work <paultag> so no old debian jokes <Unit193> Ubuntu isn't on unstable is it? I didn't exactly get where they lineup, but I think LTS = Stable and current is next one up <Unit193> paultag: That was an old Ubuntu joke :P <paultag> Unit193: LTS pulled from testing last cycle <paultag> ah, gotcha <paultag> Unit193: but Ubuntu usually pulls from sid <Unit193> Hmmm... Alrighty.... "Ubuntu" version 1.0.8-4 PPA: 1.2.99-1~natty~ppa1 and I installed Pianobar from Oneiric page on launchpad so it worked again :P <paultag> IIRC I saw a d.m.n post on that software <paultag> letm e look <paultag> perhaps not <paultag> Ohhhhhh right right <paultag> Unit193: my buddy who I got drunk with this weekend maintains that <paultag> Unstable version in Debian is 2011.09.22-1 <paultag> Good ole' luke-ey f :) <Unit193> That's the only version that even works... What's his name? <Unit193> Yep, that's the one I've seen <paultag> Unit193: Luke Faraone <paultag> lfaraone@debian <paultag> or @ubuntu <paultag> we're fb-official <paultag> BRB, work's over <Unit193> I noticed it was the same person for Debian and Ubuntu <paultag> Unit193: the kid's a freshman in college :) <paultag> also, super cool <Unit193> Nice <paultag> I should go for my DD soon <paultag> I'll do it before I'm 23. <Unit193> Then you can make packages for the LoCo!! ;) <paultag> Unit193: I already can :) <paultag> I have upload rights, the packages just need DMUA * Unit193 wonders why inxi isn't in Debian <paultag> BBL, work's over <paultag> one love <Unit193> Adios! <jrgifford> Ok, I dont want to use 12.04 "Precise Pangolin". <jrgifford> Thats a horrible name. <Unit193> Be like me and call it Pink Panther or 12.04? <jrgifford> I'll going to call it plain 12.04. <jrgifford> Side note: it's a pinecone with legs - http://img.xrmb2.net/images/564782.jpeg <Unit193> Our next release will be... A pinecone with legs!! <Unit193> paultag: http://www.markshuttleworth.com/archives/784#comment-374959 Ahahahahaha!!! <jrgifford> Unit193, thats a good one. <jrgifford> "pangolinâs regularly survive encounters with lions." - hinting at OSX Lion there? #ubuntu-us-oh 2011-10-06 <jandrusk> It would be better if they slayed lions ;) <jandrusk> Assuming they just stick with using the names of vertabrate animals they will run out of species in about the year 33,152. <Derath-Srvr> HI all <Unit193> Derath-Srvr! Howdy! <Unit193> BiosElement: Howdy * Derath-Srvr twiddles his thumbs <BiosElement> Howdy Unit193 * Unit193 just nuked himself on a ramp in Gish <BiosElement> Ouch <Unit193> 5-3 <jrgifford> jandrusk: Lion slaying sounds like a good idea. <thafreak> Morning Ohio <Unit193> Howdy <paultag> moin moin, alle <Unit193> paultag: Howdy!! <paultag> Unit193: Howdy! <dzho> ok, anyone want to see my little Jobs obit? <dzho> guess not <_bbb> ladies and gentlemen I give you the Meandering Meh <jrgifford> paultag: Looks like I'll be joining you in debian land shortly. ;) <paultag> jrgifford: :D <thafreak> Anyone into voip in here? <Unit193> \o isn't <thafreak> No one else runs their own phone systems? <Unit193> Ours is a landline w/ Embarq/whatever they are called now <Unit193> (Or cell w/ VZW) <thafreak> cool <jrgifford> Unit193: interested in a puzzle? Take a look at this - http://askubuntu.com/questions/64284/what-does-thisisthecountdown-com-count-down-to <Unit193> They were talking abnout that in an ops channel, good question (And the image looks messed up, but it's supposed to afaik) <jrgifford> You should join the IRC channel. <Unit193> jrgifford: I take it you are really following this one? <jrgifford> Unit193: Yes, yes I am. <jrgifford> I'm the nutjob who volunteered to be the clueless IRC op. :P <Unit193> I'll glace at what's happening once in a while :P <Unit193> And check your email, you got a MSG from SMK with this link http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.time.tz/4133 <jrgifford> Oh wow, just read that link. #ubuntu-us-oh 2011-10-07 <jandrusk> That sucks. <Unit193> So, anyone got ideas for a release party? There is somthing going around on the ML about that <jrgifford> I've played with the idea for a cleveland one, just don't have the time #ubuntu-us-oh 2011-10-10 * Cheri703 is alive! just still hdd-less for server to set up quassel again... #ubuntu-us-oh 2011-10-11 <Unit193> Howdy, Cheri703 <Cheri703> hola <Cheri703> sorry, was in the other room, working on some client computers <Cheri703> installing windows (and the ensuing updates) is like watching paint dry -_- <Unit193> No matter <Cheri703> how are things with ubuntu ohio? I have been sort of dead to the world <Unit193> You had the last thing said :P <Cheri703> ha, nice <Unit193> Why did they have to make Gish? :D #ubuntu-us-oh 2011-10-12 <canthus13> blargh. How do I move a window that has the top bar stuck above the top of the screen? <Unit193> Normally it's alt+space m or alt+drag <canthus13> Thank you. I forgot since I use it so rarely. <Unit193> Awesome, glad it helped * canthus13 once left skype stuck for months like that due to laziness. :P * Unit193 would do something like that :P <Unit193> And uptime for this will just keep building as reboots really kill it :/ <jrgifford> Sweet, looks like nothing is changing in oneiric. Havent had any package updates in a WHOLE DAY. :) <dzho> gah <dzho> paultag: around? <dzho> I'm blanking on someone's name here. <dzho> ah, nm <dzho> figured out a web search that allowed me to find it <paultag> dzho: howdy <paultag> whosiwhatsit? <dzho> mako <paultag> what about mako? <paultag> w/hois dzho <paultag> oh jeez <paultag> Oh deejoe <dzho> haha <paultag> sorry didn't grok the name <paultag> dzho: yeah sure, need mako's address or something? <dzho> no, just pointing out that bkuhn, moglen, and mako are people I look to more as examples of hardcore software freedom <dzho> as advocates <paultag> oh hehe <dzho> less so from RMS every day, this time based on him calling people who use Apple stuff 'fools' <dzho> http://stallman.org/archives/2011-jul-oct.html#06_October_2011_%28Steve_Jobs%29 <paultag> dzho: mako's a great guy <paultag> we went potato farming together the other weekend <paultag> http://www.flickr.com/photos/paulproteus/(502)257-5948/in/set-72157627745385606 <- so much love <paultag> (that's mako standing) <dzho> ah, paulproteus is from here, I understand. <dzho> yeah, thought so <paultag> he's from Ra-cha-cha <paultag> now in Boston <dzho> yeah <dzho> I guess he and remy were hanging out a little last time he was in town <paultag> dzho: a week or so ago :) <paultag> no wait, 3? <paultag> in the last month <dzho> I could look at irc logs, but meh <paultag> yeah no big deal <paultag> the apple I picked (and mako ganked) - http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6178/(502)257-5948_e7e37e4313.jpg :) <dzho> oh, gah, a twitter icon at software freedom day <paultag> :) <dzho> I guess I can't recommend identi.ca even, though, since I'm not using it currently <paultag> :) <dzho> not that I'm using twitter, but oh well <paultag> :) <paultag> yeah, oh well <paultag> screw it :) <dzho> I started looking around to see if anyone was using the pre v1 of status.net, so I could hook back up to it via xmpp, but no luck <paultag> dzho: humm <dzho> anyway, a little light reading about platforms vs products, and why you don't want to work for amazon: <dzho> http://buu700.com/steverant <paultag> they had some stupid bullshit excuse for their xmpp queue crap <paultag> so if you fix their queue model, it'd work <paultag> they must have blasted it because it was crap <dzho> yeah, well it left me hi and dry, and I'm disinclined to pursue it at the moment. <paultag> yar <thafreak> yar #ubuntu-us-oh 2011-10-13 <canthus13> paultag: dmr? <paultag> canthus13: the R in K&R <paultag> Dennis Ritchie <paultag> he spake at OLF a few years back <paultag> I think <canthus13> Oh. The guy that wrote C? <Unit193> http://www.osnews.com/story/25232/Dennis_Ritchie_Creator_of_UNIX_and_C_Dead_at_70 <itsafork> believe it or not, but this is not as obvious to everyone as you might think... <itsafork> word of advice: do not for WHATEVER reason start adding random standard-expression-type strings to the end of the reference name of your kernel. -OR- changing the name of your kernel by adding random standard-expression-type strings to the end of it. believe it or not, IT WILL PREVENT EVERYTHING IN THAT SYSTEM FROM WORKING AFTER REBOOT!!!!!!! <Unit193> itsafork: I take it you did an oopsie? :P <SkrappJaw> hey <SkrappJaw> long time no see. whats up? <Unit193> Howdy <Unit193> Oneiric is about to go up in flames ;) <SkrappJaw> O.o? <Unit193> About to be released (And not sure it's fully cooked) <itsafork> Unit193: no some dumbass in our datacenter did on his dedicated server, i'm trying to untangle the Flipping mess of a CentOS box this guy has... <itsafork> Unit193: & of course any "normal" possible solution is either not working or fails while trying to implement it. <Unit193> Heh, yepo, that's how it normally works :P <itsafork> you're telling me! <itsafork> so i haven't looked yet, does anybody know what time the official release is happening?? <Unit193> 13th <itsafork> right, but it's the 13th now, & it's not available on the website yet... <Unit193> Wasn't when I said it ;) It will be out at some point today, not sure when <itsafork> does anybody have any idea when today 11.10 will be available for download???? if not i'll just sit here clicking refresh <itsafork> ok <jrgifford> Unit193: Oneiric in flames? Say it isn't so! <Unit193> How did the countdown go? <jrgifford> stillllllllll going. <jrgifford> 07 hours, 05 minutes and counting <jrgifford> this thing has seriously led us on one while goose chase after another. <Unit193> Eh, I'll findout tomorrow <jrgifford> haha. <jrgifford> i've spent too much time on this already, spending another 7 hours won't hurt anything. :P <Unit193> I don't care enough to go crazy, but I would like to know (Tomorrow being the 13th) <jrgifford> Today is the 13th... <Unit193> Tomorrow for me ;) <jrgifford> Oh. stupid timezones. <Unit193> Wait for it... <Unit193> We are both in Ohio <jrgifford> lol. <jrgifford> stupid me. <jrgifford> annnddddddd it's out! - http://releases.ubuntu.com/11.10/ <thafreak> so...anyone here run 64bit for their main OS? <paultag> hell naw <thafreak> I tried it for a while, but flash and java never worked right <thafreak> should I try it again, or stick with 32bit+pae? <paultag> I love 32-pae <thafreak> kk, I'll prob stick with that then <thafreak> think I'm going to finally upgrade my work computer... <paultag> fluxbox is calling <paultag> thafreak: http://i.imgur.com/q6rU5.png <paultag> so seductive <thafreak> haha...I usually run flux inside vnc for remote access <thafreak> you running flux ontop of gnome? <paultag> no <paultag> that'd be silly <paultag> I'm running GNOME on top of Flux <paultag> just ditched metacity / compiz <thafreak> seemed like gnome desktop switcher <thafreak> gotcha <paultag> because it is :) <paultag> but that's all being drawn by fluxbox <paultag> not metacity / compiz <thafreak> right... <paultag> fluxbox is at the bottom, so to speak <thafreak> did that back in the day once... <thafreak> when metacity was brand new... <paultag> thafreak: it's actually rather comfortable <thafreak> but I think it was blackbox <thafreak> which gnome? 2 or 3? <paultag> 2 <paultag> I might try 3 at some point <thafreak> hows gtk3 looking ontop of fluxbox? <paultag> but I need to get compositing to work <paultag> thafreak: it works, but only just <paultag> I need to spend some time getting gnome3 to play nice <paultag> gtk3 is ok <thafreak> is gtk3 very different than gtk2? Like does it require a window manager with compositing to work? <paultag> thafreak: nah, but gnome3 does <paultag> gtk3 works fine <thafreak> i'm mostly interested in gtk3...don't they incorporate more html type stuff in it? <paultag> I have no idea <thafreak> well, I swear I was reading about something new, I thought it was gtk3, and it had features that were blowing my mind <paultag> thafreak: that might be <paultag> thafreak: I know GNOME3 has javascript and html5 support <paultag> but I don't know that it's GTK <paultag> in fact, I'd be stunned if it were #ubuntu-us-oh 2011-10-14 <thafreak> Morning Ohio <thafreak> paultag: re: gtk and html5...it's called broadway.... <paultag> thafreak: ah, that's the webserver with websockets <thafreak> some sort of way to run gtk apps via html5 canvas <paultag> that's not GTK <paultag> that's a rendering backend <paultag> for GDK <thafreak> http://people.gnome.org/~michael/data/2011-10-10-lool-demo.webm <thafreak> libreoffice running on it <paultag> it writes GTK apps to an HTML5 canvas + websockets rather then x11 <paultag> thafreak: yeah, I got it running when they announced it <paultag> it's OK <paultag> very laggy, not really robust <paultag> but it's gdk not gtk <thafreak> more laggy than a java applet running a vnc viewer? <paultag> thafreak: it's not bad when it's localhost <paultag> but not great <paultag> http://blogs.gnome.org/alexl/2011/03/15/gtk-html-backend-update/ <- that guy wrote it <paultag> it's cute <jrgifford> Heya jandrusk. :) <Unit193> Howdy jandrusk , jrgifford <Unit193> You ever figure out that countdown? ;) <jrgifford> Unit193: yeah, it was for 11.10 <Unit193> :P <jrgifford> It was a 11.10 countdown with a ARG mixed in. <jrgifford> (alternate reality game) <jrgifford> what was really funny was how they revealed that after the first two days, everything we ran into was pure improve. <jrgifford> *improv * canthus13 bounces around. <dzho> https://plus.google.com/116424023320279967100/posts/bh8UqrsNFBf?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=statusnet#116424023320279967100/posts/bh8UqrsNFBf <- neato <Unit193> canthus13: Not being pushy, but ping me when/if you are able to start openbox (Channel is only telling me of day changes ;) ) #ubuntu-us-oh 2011-10-15 <gilbert> paultag: http://pault.ag:8080/index.html is down :( <paultag> gilbert: I accedentally rm'd it's dir. Gimme a few hours and I can get it back up <paultag> gilbert: I lied. I had it in git <paultag> gilbert: it's back up <paultag> I have a python script for it too somewhere <paultag> http://me.pault.ag/debwatch.py <Unit193> Hey, there it is <jrgifford> Anyone know what happened to this page...? - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Membership/RegionalBoards/Americas <jrgifford> It's like someone went through and killed the America's board pages. <jrgifford> paultag: ^^ <paultag> jrgifford: odd <paultag> jrgifford: you should consider emailing the board <jrgifford> paultag: I mentioned it to pleia2, she filed a bug report since she couldn't report it. <paultag> rockn' <jrgifford> *restore <paultag> thanks for the heads up jrgifford <jrgifford> no problem. <Unit193> jrgifford , paultag: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Membership/RegionalBoards/Americas_ popey did it ;) <jrgifford> dangit popey. :P <paultag> ah, w0rd <jrgifford> WHY ALAN WHY?! :P <jrgifford> so, should I edit it and change it back...? :P <paultag> brb nap :) <paultag> just email , jrgifford <paultag> just email him * <paultag> ok, nap <jrgifford> hehe. ok i'll email. <jrgifford> enjoy your name paultag. <paultag> always do? <Unit193> I fell asleep at ~9-10am :P <jrgifford> *nap * jrgifford can't type today #ubuntu-us-oh 2011-10-17 <Unit193> TuxTrends: Howdy and welcome to the Ubuntu Ohio LoCo! <TuxTrends> Hello again! <TuxTrends> It's been a long while. <Unit193> How long? <TuxTrends> Over a heatherjohnson@example.com. <Unit193> Ah, so I wouldn't know you :P (I was only here in 2008, and this full year) <TuxTrends> jacob was on when I was but I think that's about it from this bunch. <jacob> heya TuxTrends, what's up? <TuxTrends> hey jacob, not too much. I just jumped on IRC to ask a question and this channel came up so I thought I'd say hello. <jacob> cool cool <Unit193> I suppose I may have forced that a little, but that was kinda the point ;) * jrgifford waves at Ohio * jacob waves at jrgifford <jrgifford> Hello jacob! <jacob> hey :D <jrgifford> what's up? <jacob> finishing up some homework for some classes, and idling about on reddit. mostly the latter. you? <jrgifford> mostly the former haha. <thafreak> Hello Ohio <thafreak> so I know we're all F/OSS advocates, and for the programmers here, I'm sure you all mainly use github/bitbucket/launchpad for your repos <paultag> this is true <thafreak> but does anyone think there is room for paid private repo hosting still? or is the likes of github/bitbucket just going to overshaddow everything? * paultag ponders <paultag> thafreak: see, code hosting is such a critical thing <thafreak> i saw some companies offering private svn/git/mercurial + trac hosting <paultag> it's tough to trust your code to a company that's not established <paultag> personally, I don't care - I use git (or similar) - so if shit hits the fan, I push elsewhere <paultag> but svn can't do that, and don't even get me started about svn <paultag> erm, cvs <thafreak> haha <thafreak> paultag: I remember the days when I eagerly awaited for svn to be available <paultag> yeah :) <paultag> thafreak: cutting out some bit of the market for say - startups <thafreak> when they finally released a stable version, I was all over that <paultag> cheep, hip, clean, nimble <paultag> that'd work <paultag> but github's all those things <thafreak> So how do you compete with github for the private space? <paultag> thafreak: well, their bug tracking sucks, and they know it <thafreak> Better reliability? Better price? <thafreak> but their pull request stuff and forking is epic <paultag> being able to undercut their price and offer a better bug tracker that's linked tightly would be rad <paultag> thafreak: true <thafreak> nothing else out there that's open has that <paultag> thafreak: but the merges via the interface suck <paultag> when you use git by hand <paultag> because it does a crappy merge method <thafreak> you ever used trac+git? <paultag> yeah <paultag> it's ok <paultag> I found something awesome a few days ago <thafreak> we use trac+svn here at work <thafreak> ? <paultag> sec thafreak <paultag> thafreak: http://gitlabhq.com <paultag> that's the one <paultag> it's frankly pimp <thafreak> did the diaspora kids build that? <paultag> I have no idea thafreak <paultag> thafreak: but someone sent it to me, it looked nice <thafreak> RoR though... <thafreak> just like redmine... <paultag> yeah <paultag> I'm not a super big fan of RoR <paultag> I don't not like it <paultag> but I don't like it <paultag> just like django <thafreak> haha,,,i like django better...atleast it's python <thafreak> only thing that gitlab had that redmine doesn't is ssh key management... <thafreak> and redmine is a bit more mature currently... <jrgifford> thafreak: Agreed with paultag <jrgifford> (about github bug tracker suckage) <paultag> :) <paultag> one of these days I'll fix whube <paultag> it's too fancy though <thafreak> http://gizmodo.com/5836145/rankmyhack-gives-you-achievement-points-for-your-ballsiest-cyber-attacks <Unit193> Looks like new news on the TZ database #ubuntu-us-oh 2011-10-18 <Unit193> Howdy BiosElement, upgrade yet? :P (Had one issue myself) <BiosElement> Yeah, Kubuntu's pulseaudio hated me for a bit <Unit193> Beats boot problems :P (And on the computer running my screen session too) <BiosElement> lol, true <BiosElement> Question: Why the hell do people think they can ignore our ToS and try to 'negoiate' their refund amount. If we say no refunds after 48 hours, we mean it. >.> <Unit193> People don't think it applies to them? Maybe same reason people can get banned from a channel, then talk to the ops telling the ops to let them back in so they can show how good they can be :P <BiosElement> lol, they don't. I mean, it's bloody expensive to handle refunds. We 'LOSE' more money even if we kept what we're refunding. >.< * Unit193 wonders where you work... <Unit193> And good news about the ICANN <BiosElement> I'm a tech for redstonehost.com . And yeah, pretty amusing news <BiosElement> Explains why so many MC servers suck too <Unit193> Do you go on others besides your own? <BiosElement> When needed, but rarely for fun <Unit193> I suppose I should let it go back to the state of a dead channel for the rest of the night :P <BiosElement> lol <Unit193> It gets busy in the morning for a little with tha and tag :P <Unit193> Hmmm... Having fun in other channels? <BiosElement> Nah #ubuntu-us-oh 2011-10-19 <Unit193> Anyone hear about the animals in Ohio? <paultag> yeah! <paultag> nuts!! <paultag> lions tigres and bears! * Unit193 doesn't want to visit that city right now <paultag> it was cbus iirc <Unit193> not Zanesville? <paultag> that's the one <paultag> I remember thinking "lolwut? painsville?" <thafreak> what about animals in ohio? <paultag> they got loose <thafreak> from the zoo? <paultag> yeah <paultag> 17:33 <+paultag> lions tigres and bears! <thafreak> like in the town? <paultag> yep <thafreak> awesome <paultag> inorite?? <thafreak> what a story...I was driving, and i hit a lion with my car... <Unit193> Just as long as it doesn't start with "I was walking home from the park...." <jrgifford> Agreed, that's a mess down there. <Unit193> paultag: Guess who's back in control of UBT? :D <paultag> Unit193: who? <Unit193> paultag: Bodhi <paultag> he never lost it :) <paultag> he was always in control <paultag> why? <Unit193> Well, he's fully taking over, reverting it back to older days <paultag> Unit193: because the council all idled away :) <paultag> (myself included) <paultag> dang. 4 years. <Unit193> paultag: Yep, they were supposed to just watch for issues too, not really tell you what to do <paultag> Unit193: I know, I created the council role 2 years ago :) <paultag> Unit193: but it's since become very very different from what I authored :) <Unit193> Oh XD <paultag> so I left <Unit193> It's gone <paultag> that's fine :) <paultag> it needed a restructure because we had too many people <paultag> it seems the UBT no longer has that issue <paultag> it's far too much paperwork for it's own good now <Unit193> Heh, yep, that's why it needed changed <Unit193> You're not in Ubuntu stuff anymore? No point in asking about OpenWeek then :P <paultag> Unit193: Nope :) <paultag> Unit193: I left the UBT last year at some point a few months after I left the ubt council <paultag> and I've been leaving other stuff since <paultag> and I'm about to drop ubuntu-lococouncil in the next month or two <Unit193> Awww.... We still get to keep you? <paultag> ubuntu ohio? <Unit193> Yep <paultag> yeah, of course :) <Unit193> Well, more the older members anyway (Although I'd love to know what happened to the ones I knew back in '08) <jrgifford> Unit193: UBT? /me is clueless <Unit193> jrgifford: #Ubuntu-Beginners-Team <jrgifford> oooohhh. ok <Unit193> It's great, bodhizazen is getting a bunch of the forum people on there too now :D <paultag> that's how it's always been :) <paultag> Unit193: look at the founders, we're all forums staff, mods or active <Unit193> Used to be <jrgifford> I love how paultag is just like "It's always been this way. ;)" <paultag> yeah <paultag> it's more of a return to normalcy <paultag> which is a good thing <Unit193> Aye, how it should be <Unit193> He cleaned out the +V the other day, it was really fun since the channel was Verbose :D <Unit193> .... Wasn't trying to get you to join... <paultag> I'm not going to Unit193 #ubuntu-us-oh 2011-10-22 <ronnoc> Happy Friday, Ohio! #ubuntu-us-oh 2011-10-23 * canthus13 yawns. #ubuntu-us-oh 2011-10-24 <ronnoc> canthus13: Where is everyone? * Unit193 lives <canthus13> ronnoc: Hiding, I suppose. <canthus13> Cheri's server died so she hasn't been idling like usual. <paultag> (ohaio) <paultag> that should have been my blog's name for a while <paultag> [ohaio - hacking in the heartland] (or something) <jrgifford> morning paultag. :) <paultag> moin moin <jrgifford> How're things going? <dirkman> hey, ubuntu.com is down this morning, isn't it? <dirkman> along with all my sudo apt-get install-ablity... <jrgifford> dirkman: seems up for me. <_bbb> hey good looking! <dirkman> hmm... well, I was hoping someone on here might have the address of a mirror near ohio I could use to get some universe stuff while I'm locked out. * paultag grumbles <paultag> I tried to get a John Carroll mirror going <jrgifford> if you don't mind being a day behind, these guys should work - https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+mirror/lug.mtu.edu-archive <paultag> I think OSU has one <jrgifford> can't find the OSU mirror. <paultag> I could be lying <paultag> jacob ? <paultag> yeah <paultag> jrgifford: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+mirror/ubuntu.osuosl.org-archive <jrgifford> nope, you're right. there is one. just wasn't looking in the right place. :P <paultag> I really wanted an foss.jcu.edu <paultag> it would have been awesome <paultag> ubuntu.foss.jcu.edu/ <paultag> that would have been effing awesome, but so much paperwork <jrgifford> i heard something about the guys at case doing something. <jacob> osuosl is oregon state. ohio st doesnt have one <paultag> ah, crap, you're right <jrgifford> haven't seen anything other than "we should do this" though. :( <paultag> jacob: also, hai <paultag> jacob: miss you, lovemuffen <paultag> muffin <jacob> lol. <paultag> jacob: how's uni, rockstar? <jacob> i cant type much now, on phone in class <paultag> sorry, np :) <paultag> get back to learning <jacob> but... its interesting. :-) <paultag> :) <paultag> jacob: we'll sync l8r <paultag> jacob: get back to class :) <jacob> im learnin bout NAND gates :-D <paultag> :D <jacob> heh, back latr <paultag> \o\ |o| /o/ <dirkman> you know, that launchpad mtu.edu url hangs on me too! wtf is going on? haha <dirkman> thx tho. <thafreak> NAND what do you think about them gates jacob? * thafreak is uprading work machine to oneric... <jrgifford> thafreak: good luck, all my oneiric upgrades have gone horribly. :P <thafreak> oh, more like a fresh install... <thafreak> format /,/var,/usr,/tmp only and leave everything else alone <_bbb> upgrades always leave me feeling dirty <thafreak> yup <jrgifford> ah, that sounds safer. <_bbb> you ever get that not so fresh feeling <thafreak> only time i really do that, are my debian servers that are in production...and can't re-install <thafreak> yeah...so even if i do an inline upgrade....i tend to later on re-install anyway :) <thafreak> it's quicker too <_bbb> nod <thafreak> plus theres all those packages i installed and don't really use or want anymore, but forgot which ones they were <_bbb> wiithon <thafreak> ? <_bbb> i always have to reinstall that one <_bbb> also jdownloader <thafreak> what's it do? <thafreak> jdownloader sounds java-ish... <_bbb> its for managing wii hard drives formatted wbfs <thafreak> nice...might need to use that someday <thafreak> bbl...need to go ask some questions...going to see if i can do a phd in reverse... <thafreak> i.e. skip classes for now, and just do the hard part first... <Unit193> Heh, Ubuntu Studio seems to be changing to Xubuntu Studio next release <jrgifford> Unit193: seriously? <jrgifford> Doesn't surprise me much. <Unit193> "so perhaps i should state the end game...i want to transition ubuntu studio to the generalized themeing that xubuntu currently uses" <jrgifford> sounds good to me. <Unit193> Greybird + panel config :D <jrgifford> :D <Unit193> Studio fan? <jrgifford> Not a studio fan, but I do like XFCE/Xubuntu. :) <Unit193> Ah, so same as me (on that part) <Unit193> So you also may not be fond of https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/176033 ? <jrgifford> what are they asking? <jrgifford> I can't really figure that part out. :P <Unit193> Woops, I've had a few longer emails that got me distracted. I only skimmed the question, but it seems that he should try installing Oneiric, not Maverick (for one thing) <Unit193> What tags do you subscribe to on AskUbuntu anyway? <jrgifford> For Ask Ubuntu, Unity, server, lubuntu/lxde, xubuntu/xfce, 11.10, 12.04, irc and a few others. <Unit193> Ok, I didn't know <jrgifford> Oh, and community, since I love seeing ranty ravings and flagging them. :P <Unit193> :P <jrgifford> I know I know I'm horrible. :P <Unit193> Maybe, but I'd do it too <jrgifford> it's really the only way to keep the site clean. <jrgifford> someone has to do it, occasionally it's me. :P <Unit193> Just like people have to handle the trolls <jrgifford> oh, these are the trolls. The OMG! Ubuntu! trolls could learn a trick from these guys. :D <Unit193> That entire site is a troll... <Unit193> (Yes, I could easily get people that disagree on that) <jrgifford> Won't find me arguing, I'm the editor of like, the only OMG! competitor in the world. <Unit193> From what I've seen, I'd almost call FSF trolls (I have seen one bad one around a few times, but also one good one) <jrgifford> Well played, well played. <Unit193> He almost earned +q (or more) in offtopic (and not ubuntu-offtopic either) <jrgifford> not cool. #ubuntu-us-oh 2011-10-25 <thafreak> Morning ohio <paultag> howdy <thafreak> So did canonical extend LTS support to 5 years on the desktop too? <paultag> yep <thafreak> weird... <paultag> http://about.me/paultag <- new page :) <thafreak> but this is just for stuff in main right? <paultag> thafreak: I'd assume so <thafreak> interesting none the less <thafreak> what's new taggy shoes <paultag> thafreak: dude, living the dream <thafreak> so what was the cali trip about... <thafreak> i'm just dreaming the live <thafreak> man, now that I'm running unity at work, I really use the keyboard and shortcuts alot more <paultag> thafreak: I was out there for the google summer of code summit <thafreak> ah, you participating this summer? or was it for a previous summer? <paultag> thafreak: org admin for last summer <paultag> we talk about it <paultag> and drink alcohol <paultag> and hack <thafreak> nice...so you're an administrator now eh? upper middle management <paultag> :P <paultag> <- fluxbox <paultag> we had two GSoC students <thafreak> so you went from being a student in the gsoc to mentoring students...? <paultag> I was never a student in the GSoC :) <paultag> did research the one summer I had free <thafreak> oh, must have been another nerd in here... <paultag> thafreak: nhandler <paultag> at one point <dzho> paultag: what is that, a VT100 terminal? <paultag> dzho: yep :) -- hooked up to my server via an Ubuntu laptop <paultag> I was bug sqashing at MIT with that <dzho> nut <dzho> someone at #interlock has this off-brand terminal they picked up <dzho> I think he even managed to get it working, I think. <paultag> they work really really well <paultag> no color, but it's ok <dzho> I saw it this weekend in the course of our move. <dzho> you're typing to a man rocking a full-screen gnome-terminal at the moment. <dzho> so, yeah, it does have a little color, but not that I'd miss <paultag> :) <paultag> it's very fun #ubuntu-us-oh 2011-10-26 <thafreak> \ <Unit193> / <jrgifford> \ <thafreak> Morning Ohio <_bbb> good day sir <thafreak> anyone look at lessfs before? <jrgifford> I've looked, never played with it though. <thafreak> i started trying it out in a VM, but i guess i didn't tweak something right, and it blewup OOM <thafreak> I love the fact that you can finish a debian install via ssh.... #ubuntu-us-oh 2011-10-27 <thafreak> Morning Ohio <thafreak> So, anyone run into the problem where your screen is locked overnight, and when you come back, you move the mouse, type on the keyboard etc <thafreak> and the screen comes back up, but no prompt apears to unlock the screen <thafreak> it used to hapen randomly on 10.10...now it seems to happen almost every day on 11.10.... <thafreak> no idea what's going on... <thafreak> i tried switching to a virtual console, logging in and killing the gnome-screen saver process, but no luck <jrgifford> thafreak: unity? <thafreak> yeah currently, but this happened alot on 10.10 before unity too <jrgifford> hm. <jrgifford> haven't experienced this on my netbook - whats your graphics card? <thafreak> some ati card <thafreak> the machine was built by system 76...so you'd think it'd be a ubuntu friendly graphics card <thafreak> maybe i should email them...see if it's something they've heard others report <jrgifford> hm. <thafreak> so system 76 has their own forum on the ubuntu forums... <thafreak> but the search sucks <thafreak> why can't you search on phrases? keywords suck <paultag> thafreak: site:ubuntuforums.org search phrase <paultag> google :) <thafreak> So my boss came in and said she was concerned...she doesn't want me to take any classes for atleast a year <thafreak> so i can focus on this grant <thafreak> which is supposedly only for 60% of my time <thafreak> i like my job, just wish some one else was my boss <_bbb> im gonna need you to go ahead and come in on saturday <jrgifford> paultag: +1 for site:<sitename>. <dzho> oh heavens to murgatroid <dzho> I have the hardest time remembering "zareason" <dzho> but none at all remembering "system76" <dzho> this makes me sad <_bbb> i have no trouble forgetting either <thafreak> So i remember there being a tool which takes a python source package, and auto converts it to a deb <thafreak> is there something similar for a normal source package? <thafreak> does checkinstall work like that? <paultag> thafreak: it does in theory <paultag> but checkinstall is meh <paultag> you're better off debizing it yourself <thafreak> isn't there a tool to gen most of the debian/ dir for you? <paultag> yeah, but it's old and krufty <paultag> what software, thafreak ? <thafreak> so what's the state of the art then for making the debian dir? <thafreak> lessfs <paultag> thafreak: use one of my packages, I keep them well maintained <paultag> thafreak: is there a configure, make and make install <paultag> and is it automake? <thafreak> dunno if it's automake...but there's the usual configure make make install deal <thafreak> it's pretty simple... <paultag> thafreak: take this <paultag> thafreak: http://anonscm.debian.org/gitweb/?p=collab-maint/fbautostart.git;a=tree;f=debian;h=3ac73810316f553f65a1bb5c611e6b343fc5771c;hb=6ebf98b80ba2ee916c73baf779fe0d9fff6c74b4 <thafreak> not sure why it's not already packaged actually <paultag> thafreak: clone that guy, and that'll work <paultag> just change up the control & changelog <paultag> rm the watch <paultag> and clean up the copyright <paultag> and it'd be archive worthy as well <paultag> thafreak: then you can send it to a ppa <paultag> then you won't have to work about krufty checkinstall crap <paultag> and you can rebuild every release <thafreak> still haven't read up on setting up a ppa... <thafreak> it's been high on my todo list...just haven't been looking at my todo list <paultag> just do it :) <thafreak> lessfs is pretty pimp on paper, fyi...inline deduplication, transparent compression, optional crypto and i think it can do replication too... <paultag> well <paultag> unless it's fuse you're going to have a tough time <paultag> because of kernel module shit <thafreak> oh yeah, it's fuse <paultag> oh, cool <paultag> well then good to go <thafreak> can you make a ppa that's usable on debian? <paultag> http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=570439 <paultag> thafreak: no, sadly <paultag> thafreak: but it looks like there's an ITP <paultag> you should introduce it to Debian <paultag> oh wait <paultag> ah yeah, someone packaged it, but it's fuck all <thafreak> yeah it's not quite there yet <paultag> but it's been a month <thafreak> i'm waiting on it <paultag> let me find the thread <paultag> got the RFS <paultag> OK, heatherjohnson@example.com rejected it with a reqest to fix it up <paultag> end of thread <paultag> Would you mind being a bit more verbose in your package description <paultag> (maybe now AND next time you write an RFS) and motivation? Explaining <paultag> what a "deduplicating filesystem" and why it is nice to use it would be <paultag> a start... <paultag> actually, it's not even in the package <paultag> just motivation <paultag> oop and he fucked up his copyright <paultag> lots of manpages missing <paultag> bad version of dh <paultag> yeah, shit, this is in rough shape <thafreak> yeah...so for now, it's build from source for me <paultag> yep <thafreak> not even sure i can trust it yet... <thafreak> gonna do some testing first <paultag> yep <_bbb> cant truss it <_bbb> no no no no #ubuntu-us-oh 2011-10-28 <Unit193> rokkett77: Howdy and welcome to the Ubuntu Ohio LoCo! <rokkett77> Hello. I haven't been here in a bit so I thought that I log in and see what's going on. <Unit193> Not a whole lot, Doctor Who reruns... * canthus13 yawns. <canthus13> rokkett77: Eww.. using the web portal? <rokkett77> yeah. I'm heatherjohnson@example.com. <rokkett77> that and I'm lazy <canthus13> rokkett77: Meh. I never use heatherjohnson@example.com. I should set you up a shell account on my server.. you could run irssi from there and ssh into it with PuTTY. <rokkett77> thats what I plan to do if/when I get my server heatherjohnson@example.com. <canthus13> rokkett77: Heh. Go with Debian for the server. It's easy and as stable as it gets. <rokkett77> Ill have to give that a try. I was thinking about ubuntu server or cent OS, Cent might be a bit more than I want to get into <Unit193> Naaa, Arch is the best server ;) <canthus13> Meh. Arch. <Unit193> :P <rokkett77> well. I'm outta here. Talk to you laters. <jrgifford> Unit193: That's the third time this week I've heard someone mention arch as a server. :P <jrgifford> I think the other guys were serious though. :P <thafreak> Morning Ohio <jrgifford> Morning jandrusk. <thafreak> So my screen lock was borked again this morning...switching to gnome3 to see if that helps... <thafreak> next i'll have to try the proprietary radeon drivers i guess <thafreak> hopefully they fixed the issue with the proprietary drivers making the boot splash look weird <thafreak> jrgifford: you the guy giving the bzr talk at cleveland software freedom day? :) <jrgifford> thafreak: Yeah, assuming my parents are a-ok with the new dates. :) <thafreak> cool...i just heard about the event...is this the first one, or has it been around a few years? <jrgifford> as far as I know, it's the second time. <jrgifford> first time was in '09 (i think) <thafreak> very interesting...i may have to come <thafreak> Anyone here ever use bitlbee? <jrgifford> nope, looks cool though. <thafreak> Anyone see this: http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2395449,00.asp#fbid=77m6U61aFwp <thafreak> ARM is going 64bit, and targeting server market <thafreak> i'd love a low power multi core 64bit arm box... #ubuntu-us-oh 2011-10-30 <Cheri703> So I finally caved and set up quassel on my substitute server hdd so I can remote participate for UDS... <Unit193> Ah, back at the normal place <Cheri703> hrm? <Unit193> jrgifford's ident changed, and you're back <jrgifford> Unit193: who wait what? <Unit193> jrgifford: Ident, the part right before the host and after the nick <jrgifford> oh, that. <jrgifford> for some reason irssi can't figure out how to wait long enough for my cloak to kick in. :P <Unit193> Yep, that's why I use SASL. How do you identify? <jrgifford> `autosendcmd = "/msg nickserv identify <password>;wait 2000"; <Cheri703> jrgifford: sorry for not replying when you sent me info about your membership app.... >.> I've been sort of dead to the world on a lot of things for the past several weeks <jrgifford> Cheri703: :) It's ok! real world stuff takes precedence. ;) <Unit193> jrgifford is forcing me to try for it Jan at the latest <jrgifford> hehe. :D * Unit193 afk, beat a dead horse then :D <jrgifford> XD <Cheri703> :) I kind of disappeared for a while since a. my hdd died, and b. I've been in training for my job...and as soon as I get on production (out
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