#ubuntu-us-mn 2011-10-01
<GTRsdk> tonyyarusso: the topic is out of date
<tonyyarusso> indeed
<GTRsdk> tonyyarusso: are you going to update it?
<tonyyarusso> GTRsdk: Yeah - I'm working on finding relevant stuff
* tonyyarusso changed the topic of #ubuntu-us-mn to: Welcome to the Ubuntu Minnesota Local Community Team! | This channel has logs available on http://irclogs.ubuntu-minnesota.org/ | A useful article: http://ubuntu-us.org/2009/12/06/what-individuals-can-do-for-their-loco-team/ | Team information on http://ubuntu-minnesota.org/ | Oneiric Release Party / Installfest 29 Oct. @ TIES | Beta testing info @ https://wiki.ubuntu.com/OneiricOcelot/T
<tonyyarusso> boo, doesn't fit
* tonyyarusso changed the topic of #ubuntu-us-mn to: Welcome to the Ubuntu Minnesota Local Community Team! | This channel has logs available on http://irclogs.ubuntu-minnesota.org/ | Team information on http://ubuntu-minnesota.org/ | Oneiric Release Party / Installfest 29 Oct. @ TIES | Beta testing info @ https://wiki.ubuntu.com/OneiricOcelot/TechnicalOverview/Beta2
<tonyyarusso> GTRsdk: howzat?
<GTRsdk> tonyyarusso: nice
<ColinHarrington> gonna be a Release party this time around?
<tonyyarusso> ColinHarrington: Well, there's the usual TIES one, and whatever else you organize.
<Lodemanbob> Whats up room
<Lodemanbob> Anyone been to the new Northern Brewer store yet?
<Lodemanbob> I havent, just wondered how big it is and what its like
<FloatingGoat123> hi is there a meeting today?
#ubuntu-us-mn 2011-10-08
<tonyyarusso> Takyoji: Just because I happened to think of it:  Are you still interested in biking the Sakatah trail sometime?  Might be a fun weekend, bike from Faribault to Mankato one day, overnight at Minneopa SP, then bike back the next.
<Takyoji> yea; I'm not certain of my schedule next week, and I'm pretty open as it is; I just still have the same tires by the way. :P
<tonyyarusso> Well, go buy some tires silly :P
<tonyyarusso> Next weekend is out for me as well, but something to remember for sometime soonish perhaps.
<Takyoji> I've exhausted most of my money on car-related expenditures, I just have yet to get money from one other project, and finish at that school (that's using Ubuntu)
<Takyoji> Nice; just got a used printer from my father from work ('old printer'), and I plugged it in, and it was automatically detected of it's exact model and everything and works perfectly out-of-the-box without having to touch anything
#ubuntu-us-mn 2011-10-09
<tonyyarusso> Takyoji: Slick.
<pmp6nl> Hey everyone, I recently moved to St. Paul and just wanted to give a shout out
<tonyyarusso> Welcome pmp6nl.
<tonyyarusso> Where'd you move from?
<pmp6nl> Thanks tony.  I moved from Iowa
<BushyToast> Hello there!  :-D
<pmp6nl> Hi BushyToast
<pmp6nl> It looks like you guys have a few people in irc, are you all pretty active?
<BushyToast> I wish there was an active LUG in the area.  :-(  I haven't yet found any.
<tonyyarusso> Iowa, eh?  Moving up in the world then.  ;)
<BushyToast> Minnesota > Iowa
<tonyyarusso> Well, "pretty active" is relative.  We do okay, but we're a far cry from where we should be still.
<pmp6nl> Hehe.  I lived in ND for a while also.
<tonyyarusso> Oh, so Iowa was exciting for you then.
<pmp6nl> Are most of you in the metro or greater Minnesota?  (I am trying out the lingo I have been hearing)
<pmp6nl> Fargo isnt bad
<BushyToast> I refuse to believe that ND actually exists.  I think it's a story that parents tell their children, like Santa.
<tonyyarusso> Metro here.
<BushyToast> Metro.
<pmp6nl> Well shoot, why dont we have an active LUG?
<BushyToast> I wish we did.
<pmp6nl> You would think there would be a significant number of Ubuntu users in the metro
<BushyToast> I moved here from FL and we had a couple pretty active LUGs there.  There's a whole lot more tech here.  It confuses me.
<tonyyarusso> h00k is our Wisconsin liason, near Rhinelander; ripps is Duluth; Takyoji is Faribault; sparklehistory is Metro; rlaager is Thief River Falls; not sure of the rest offhand.
<pmp6nl> Oh ok. cool.  I noticed even the MN forums are pretty dead
<tonyyarusso> There actually is a metro LUG group that we partner with.  The mailing list portion operates under the "TCLUG" name, and the in-person events portion operates under "Penguins Unbound".  The latter meets once a month on Saturday mornings in St. Paul, with a presentation on varying topics most months, and Ubuntu-focused (but not exclusive) installfests following Ubuntu releases in April and October.
<tonyyarusso> The forum is probably our least-used resource.  More happens here and our mailing list.
<BushyToast> Really?
<pmp6nl> Sweet, thanks for the info on the metro Lug.  I will look for the mailing list
<tonyyarusso> http://penguinsunbound.com/Meetings
<BushyToast> Are the meetings well attended?
<tonyyarusso> The topics didn't get filled in on there for most of them, but Brian always sends an announcement to the ML.
<pmp6nl> Cool.  http://groups.yahoo.com/group/TCLUG/
<tonyyarusso> Probably two dozen normal months, more like four or five dozen for installfests.
<BushyToast> It's been years since I've been to an installfest.  :-D
<pmp6nl> Should be one coming up
<tonyyarusso> Yep - the 29th.
<tonyyarusso> All day affair, 9-5.
<tonyyarusso> Kind of open-house-ish, come and go as you please.
<pmp6nl> Shoot, thats a long time to wait
<pmp6nl> (to install)
<pmp6nl> Im ready to move beyond 10.04, I have been testing 11.10 and it works well on my laptop.  More than I can say for 10.10 and 11.04
<BushyToast> I will certainly try to make it for the installfest.
<pmp6nl> I think I will try also.  It would be cool to meet other linux people, beyond those I have converted
<tonyyarusso> Yeah, I'm using 10.04 on everything now, but plan to upgrade one or two to 11.10.
<pmp6nl> How many computers do you run?
<tonyyarusso> Too many :P
<BushyToast> My living room is filled with computers.  :-)  It's pretty sad.
<tonyyarusso> Mine are worse - they live in my bedroom.
<BushyToast> I have two in there.
<pmp6nl> hehe, nice.  people think I am crazy and I only have 3 operational computers
<tonyyarusso> Two routers (with Linux firmware - DD-WRT and Linksys stock), one Linux minitablet (Maemo), two virtual private servers (Ubuntu), and thirteen local machines (Ubuntu).
<BushyToast> I love DD-WRT.
<BushyToast> I don't have 13 machines in my house.  :-)  Maybe OSs, but not physical computers.
<tonyyarusso> Those are just mine...my other family members account for five more, and then there are two work laptops.
<pmp6nl> Holy cow, 13+.  I have 3, an android phone, a boxee box, and i think that is all of my linux devices.  Unless something runs linux that I dont know
<tonyyarusso> Yeah, it's a bit ridiculous.
<pmp6nl> I assume most are not used?
<tonyyarusso> Well, they have varying degrees of use frequency.  Many are used for something semi-regularly.
<tonyyarusso> Let's see....
<pmp6nl> Tinkering with?  Servers? Distributed computing?
<tonyyarusso> fort-frances is the primary router & access point - always on.  (DD-WRT)
<tonyyarusso> thunder-bay is the secondary router & AP - currently on (and connected to it)  (Linksys)
<tonyyarusso> moosonee is my personal VPS - always on, and what I'm running my IRC client from right now.
<tonyyarusso> kashechewan is John Marty's campaign VPS - always on, running web sites and e-mail for him
<tonyyarusso> geraldton is my old laptop - currently off needing a new hard drive, but what I have used to run development releases on recently
<tonyyarusso> timmins is the new laptop - used daily, and what I'm no right now
<tonyyarusso> nipigon is the Eee PC - used for class, meetings, travel, and other times when I need small form factor and long battery life
<tonyyarusso> hearst is the Nokia minitablet - used occasionally when travelling sans-laptop, functioning largely as a PDA
<tonyyarusso> thornloe is an ancient PII Compaq - usually off, used rarely only for networking experimentation
<tonyyarusso> latchford is a second Compaq matching thornloe
<tonyyarusso> killarney is a new 1U rackmount unit, currently in a long and slow process of being deployed for things like web & DNS caching, so will eventually be always-on but isn't yet
<tonyyarusso> mattawa is an MSI nettop - always on, also serves as the audio switch for all of my devices (any of these computers can play through a set of speakers around my room)
<tonyyarusso> dryden is normally an always-on system, but currently still in a bag from the last time I took it somewhere - it serves as my local APT repository cache, and often tags along to the installfests for that purpose as well.  I need to remember to plug it back in and get updated before the 29th.  ;)
<sparklehistory> tonyyarusso: Have enough computers there?  At this rate you're going to run out of Canadian towns . . . :P
<tonyyarusso> atikokan is a file server, so always on and accessed all the time
<tonyyarusso> powassan is another travelling system, so normally and currently off, although I'm thinking it will get deployed in a monitoring role at least partially as well.
<tonyyarusso> kapuskasing is an old desktop that is currently for sale if you're interested - IBM NetVista M42
<tonyyarusso> keewatin is another oldish desktop that doesn't have a well-defined purpose yet, but likely will soon when I get around to some reorganizing.
<tonyyarusso> sudbury is my main desktop, so while not always on frequently so, and also runs virtual machines as necessary
<tonyyarusso> sparklehistory: Nah, I have lots more names to use :P
<Takyoji> egad, discussion.
<tonyyarusso> I have names pre-provisioned to all of this for virtual machines, extra NICs, and likely future acquisitions as appropriate.
<BushyToast> I'd hate to see your electric bill.
<pmp6nl> Wow, thats crazy.  Thats why I was thinking Bushy
<pmp6nl> I have yet to name my computers.
<BushyToast> Used to have a huge Compaq server running Netware back in the day in a rack in the basement.  It was amazing the difference in the bill when it was turned off.
<Takyoji> heh, the 29th is a bit late for an installfest. xP
<pmp6nl> tonyyarusso, who is you ISP?  Takyoji: Thats what I was thinking
<tonyyarusso> Reserved names currently are sault-sainte-marie, fort-severn, attawapiskat, peawanuck, greenstone, iroquois-falls, marathon, charlton, englehart, kirkland-lake, cobalt, temagami, temiskaming-shores, rankin, sioux-lookout, rainy-river, red-lake, sioux-narrows, nestor-falls, whitefish-bay, nipissing, cochrane, smooth-rock-falls, north-bay, espanola, markstay, thessalon, warren, elliot-lake, saint-charles, french-river, ...
<Takyoji> Any IPv6? :P
<tonyyarusso> ... sturgeon-falls, blind-river, algoma-mills, bruce-mines, and hilton-beach.
<Takyoji> Also, registered on Linux Counter at all? :P
<Takyoji> I'm contemplating on registering that whole school some time. :P
<tonyyarusso> Additionally, I have 8 names provisioned for wireless SSIDs.  :P
<tonyyarusso> pmp6nl: Qwest.
<tonyyarusso> Takyoji: Not at home, but both VPS systems have native IPv6.
<Takyoji> and lemme guess, the new folks aren't anywhere south of the general metro area as usual? :P
<Takyoji> Because you have Linode, yes. :P
<Takyoji> As do I
<tonyyarusso> I'll set up a tunnel for home soonish.
<Takyoji> I've got a 6rd tunnel through Charter Communication
<tonyyarusso> Some are on Linux counter, but my account is way out of date there.
<pmp6nl> You got the 40/20meg they are offering now?  Nope, im Saint Paul
<tonyyarusso> No - 7/.7
<pmp6nl> Even for the servers hosting the websites?
<Takyoji> but yea, as of the multi-purpose printer I mentioned earlier: HP PSC 2175 ( http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/product?cc=us&lc=en&dlc=en&product=90809 )
<tonyyarusso> Those are Linodes, hosted in a real datacentre in Newark, New Jersey.
<Takyoji> same datacenter as mine are. :P
<Takyoji> With one exception of one in Atlanta
<Takyoji> and we srsly need to start working on the group in general and all; or at least the website or similar. :P
<pmp6nl> Ah gottcha, I thought you were running them from home.  Takyoji: I could provide limited help
<Takyoji> I'm speaking from myself as being a web developer. :P
<pmp6nl> ah ok
<sparklehistory> tonyyarusso: Yes, I know.  I believe I've even seen your spreadsheet of them all.  That doesn't make it less crazy ;)
<Takyoji> We still have the traditional theme yet
<tonyyarusso> yeah...
<tonyyarusso> But I like that theme :P
<Takyoji> but it's not about what you specifically like. :P
<tonyyarusso> I suppose now that Unity is no longer terrible I could be talked into updating.
<tonyyarusso> IT'S NOT?
<Takyoji> The theme didn't really even have any relation to Unity in the first place. :P
<Takyoji> There is no black or cold colors at all
<Takyoji> and my god theming for Wordpress is so much more straightforward than theming for Drupal since each module in Drupal pretty much has it's own separate stylesheet (embedded /after/ the core theme's stylesheet, or at least in the implementation of the LoCo theme)
<Takyoji> if not Wordpress, there's always the option of something Django based. :P
<tonyyarusso> Yeah, because we totally have time to write our own CMS software.
<Takyoji> because it only takes a few lines of code to do it in Django? :P
<Takyoji> or of using the several options available made with Django
<tonyyarusso> What do you have against Drupal anyway?
<Takyoji> the nature of the API, the internals such a the database structure, annoyance with theming and overriding module's themes and so on
<tonyyarusso> What do you dislike about them though?  I actually think it's really nice...
<tonyyarusso> Modules SHOULD be able to change things - that's sort of the point.
<Takyoji> If you're a person that wants a CMS and wants to be able to add on additional functionality without any technical knowledge, Drupal is nice. But if you're moreso perfectionist and need specific tweaking, it doesn't feel comfortable.
<Takyoji> and I don't see why a module should dictate images for each level of navigation, and color, and several other fine details
<Takyoji> and that's the core navigation system
<Takyoji> that's not semantic, that's visual; the theme is supposed to deal with visual details, the module should only deal with semantics.
<Takyoji> I had to set '!important' to explicitly override any other rules dictating the bullet image for the navigation
<Takyoji> which is a bad practice of having to resort to
<Takyoji> ul.menu{list-style:none;border:none;text-align:left;}ul.menu li{margin:0 0 0 0.5em;}li.expanded{list-style-type:circle;list-style-image:url(/misc/menu-expanded.png);padding:0.2em 0.5em 0 0;margin:0;}li.collapsed{list-style-type:disc;list-style-image:url(/misc/menu-collapsed.png);padding:0.2em 0.5em 0 0;margin:0;}li.leaf{list-style-type:square;list-style-image:url(/misc/menu-leaf.png);padding:0.2em 0.5em 0 0;margin:0;}li a.active{
<Takyoji> I believe this is actually pretty much all the module CSS: http://ubuntu-minnesota.org/sites/ubuntu-minnesota.org/files/css/css_5aa29846dc4f6ebca23b6439a131642e.css
<Takyoji> and here's the theme itself: http://ubuntu-minnesota.org/sites/ubuntu-minnesota.org/themes/ubuntu-drupal-theme/css/dust.css
<pmp6nl> See you all later
#ubuntu-us-mn 2011-10-10
<Takyoji> and in today's random findings: http://mnopensource.org/walmart.jpg
<h00k> Hi from Wisconsin
<h00k> I saw tonyyarusso hilight me
#ubuntu-us-mn 2011-10-13
<FloatingGoat> hi
* tonyyarusso changed the topic of #ubuntu-us-mn to: Welcome to the Ubuntu Minnesota Local Community Team! | This channel has logs available on http://irclogs.ubuntu-minnesota.org/ | Team information on http://ubuntu-minnesota.org/ | Oneiric Release Party / Installfest 29 Oct. @ TIES |  11.10 is out!  https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-announce/2011-October/000153.html
 * h00k pokes tonyyarusso 
<tonyyarusso> yes?
<h00k> Hi!
<h00k> Get your Ocelots on!
 * GTRsdk has Oneiric
<tonyyarusso> Great, now my face is being ripped apart by ocelot claws.
<h00k> tonyyarusso: but it's claws of love!
<GTRsdk> at least it isn't like about 18 months ago with getting your Lynx on... quite heavy
<tonyyarusso> hehe
<tonyyarusso> Better a lynx than a warthog, ibex, or narwhal.
<GTRsdk> those would be very heavy
 * GTRsdk wonders how heavy a pangolin is
<tonyyarusso> not much
<tonyyarusso> 12-39 inches long, so probably similar weight range to small-medium dogs.
<FloatingGoat> going to 11.10
<FloatingGoat> well im already on it
<GTRsdk> is there a list of recorded meetings?
<GTRsdk> More specifically... Was the one with CodeWeavers recorded?
#ubuntu-us-mn 2011-10-14
<tonyyarusso> GTRsdk: Good question - I'm reasonably certain that one was recorded unless Jeremy specifically requested it not be, but I don't know where those files are posted.
<GTRsdk> tonyyarusso: okay. Do you know who would probably know where the files are?
<tonyyarusso> Yup - Brian Dolan-Goecke.
<Takyoji> Woah, out with Evolution and in with Thunderbird I guess; didn't hear of this until now.
<tonyyarusso> I heard just a few days ago.
<tonyyarusso> I'll probably use Evo anyway
 * GTRsdk knew at least a month ago :)
<GTRsdk> tonyyarusso: do you know his IRC nick?
<tonyyarusso> GTRsdk: I don't think he's ever been on IRC.  I'll PM his e-mail address.
<tonyyarusso> At least he *claimed* he was going to record them - it's possible he never got it working.
<GTRsdk> I think there were recordings
<GTRsdk> I watched that one via the Internet
<GTRsdk> tonyyarusso: has lubotu1 been updated?
<GTRsdk> !info wine1.3
<lubotu1> wine1.3 (source: wine1.3): Microsoft Windows Compatibility Layer (Binary Emulator and Library). In component universe, is optional. Version 1.3.15-0ubuntu5 (natty), package size 11649 kB, installed size 98012 kB
<GTRsdk> it looks like it isn't
<GTRsdk> !owner
<lubotu1> This bot is owned by tsimpson and kindly hosted by Rackspace - http://rackspace.com/ - Questions about ubottu should be asked in #ubuntu-bots-team or #ubuntu-bots-devel
<tonyyarusso> GTRsdk: No idea - I don't actually have anything to do with that bot.
<GTRsdk> okay
<tonyyarusso> So yeah, go harass Terence :P
<GTRsdk> I think he is offline for some time
<GTRsdk> tonyyarusso: is there going to be an IRC meeting soon?
<tonyyarusso> There just was one on the 8th
<tonyyarusso> why?
<GTRsdk> there was?
 * GTRsdk missed it
<GTRsdk> tonyyarusso: it would be nice if you would send me an email about it before the meeting
<tonyyarusso> GTRsdk: You can also just subscribe to http://fridge.ubuntu.com/calendars/fridge/
<tonyyarusso> looks like the next one is November 12th
<GTRsdk> okay
#ubuntu-us-mn 2011-10-15
<Takyoji> I thought the Me Menu was being removed or something in 11.10
<Takyoji> Also, Unity still DOES NOT work in multi-monitor setups.
<Takyoji> My second screen is just blank white
<Takyoji> Heh, didn't notice this new page until now http://www.penguinsunbound.org/More_Linux
#ubuntu-us-mn 2011-10-16
<Takyoji> Woo, I seeded about 11GB of data in the past two days, regarding Linux distro ISOs
#ubuntu-us-mn 2011-10-17
<GTRsdk> tonyyarusso: have you heard anything from Brian recently?
<tonyyarusso> Nope - been out of town since we last spoke.  I'll probably see him tomorrow though.
<GTRsdk> Okay.
#ubuntu-us-mn 2011-10-21
<tonyyarusso> Well, we've started prepping the APT repo mirror for the Oneiric InstallFest.
<sparklehistory> tonyyarusso: What animal are we celebrating this time?
<tonyyarusso> Ocelots
<Takyoji> Holy crap, like just a week away or so
<Takyoji> ahh, next weekend
<Takyoji> Weeeee
<tonyyarusso> yupyup
#ubuntu-us-mn 2011-10-24
<gtgrover> Hello all
<ColinHarrington> Hey Grover
#ubuntu-us-mn 2011-10-25
<tonyyarusso> Paging mister h00k
<h00k> tonyyarusso: SUP
<gtgrover> How many people here are MN people?
<h00k> I'm over in WI
<h00k> oh, but you're not here anymore.
#ubuntu-us-mn 2011-10-26
<tonyyarusso> h00k: I was going to tell you to look for northern lights.
<h00k> tonyyarusso: ah :(
<h00k> tonyyarusso: they saw them all the way in Georgia
<tonyyarusso> good grief
<tonyyarusso> We were full of clouds
<h00k> Yeah, it's snowing here now
<tonyyarusso> nice
<h00k> not nice :(
<tonyyarusso> Don't be a lame winter-hater!  Be a lame-winter hater!
<sparklehistory> tonyyarusso: Aren't you gramatically cute
<Takyoji> Dangit, I wanted to make OpenCola or similar in time for the installfest (this Saturday), but I don't have the resources and doubt that I could gather up the materials in that time
<Takyoji> Anyone know the difference between AppSocket, IPP, and LPD?
#ubuntu-us-mn 2011-10-28
<tonyyarusso> So who all is coming to the installfest tomorrow?
 * sparklehistory might swing by even though I can't install anything
#ubuntu-us-mn 2011-10-29
<tonyyarusso> Alpha_Cluster, ripps, sir_tyrion, Takyoji: So will I be seeing any of you at TIES later today?
<Takyoji> Yes, I will be arriving in 1 hour
<Takyoji> tonyyarusso: Is there enough monitors there (if I should bring any extra of mine)?
<tonyyarusso> Takyoji: So I think we have enough monitors, eh?  :P
#ubuntu-us-mn 2011-10-30
<phobos-station> hello?
<phobos-station_> hello
<tonyyarusso> looks like we missed them again
#ubuntu-us-mn 2011-10-31
<Obsidian1723> http://minneapolis.craigslist.org/dak/sys/+1-905-866-7687.html <-- local and for sale.
<tonyyarusso> too deep :(
<Obsidian1723> To deep?
<tonyyarusso> for my rack
<Obsidian1723> standard rack server
<Obsidian1723> ah
<tonyyarusso> mine's 16" deep
<Obsidian1723> ah. mine is like 4 feet deep. I custom built a server close under the stairs
<Obsidian1723> http://www.youtube.com/user/RoadieRon?feature=mhee#p/a/u/0/eAD0EdQmVgg
#ubuntu-us-mn 2012-10-12
<DigitalYeti> hmm
<DigitalYeti> kinda quiet in here
<DigitalYeti> ;)
 * DigitalYeti looks around
<DigitalYeti> I get the feeling this channel is usually pretty quiet lol
#ubuntu-us-mn 2012-10-14
<DigitalYeti> hmm
#ubuntu-us-mn 2012-10-15
 * DigitalYeti looks around
#ubuntu-us-mn 2012-10-19
<DigitalYeti> so.. I've been lurking in this channel for like a week
<DigitalYeti> and haven't seen anyone write anything lol
<DigitalYeti> does this channel ever pick up? or is it just bots in here? :)
#ubuntu-us-mn 2012-10-20
<tonyyarusso> DigitalYeti: It's people, just very quiet people...
#ubuntu-us-mn 2012-10-21
<DigitalYeti> tonyyarusso: Ahh, ok :) I gotcha
#ubuntu-us-mn 2013-10-07
<mathomastech> Hey Everyone! So I would like to revive the Northfield User Group. I have just recently (last week) moved to the area. I  â
<mathomastech>                â                      | am putting together some idea's to get this off the ground. I'd love to get some input and see if there is even an        â
<mathomastech>                â                      | interest in it's revival. Here's the link to the Google Doc I am working on. Feel free to add comments!
<mathomastech> Whoa, sorry about that. Copy paste fail.
<mathomastech> Here is the link. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-kmDQvJcUmkn3UIqFHo4ZmHxjOEq9ufCrfOf6MKNeOs/edit?usp=sharing
#ubuntu-us-mn 2013-10-20
<ggrover> Something more interesting for the log than,  **** quit
#ubuntu-us-mn 2013-10-23
<iveand_> rik-shaw
<mathomastech> To all those in the Northfield/Minneapolis/Rochester area. NORLUG is undergoing a revival. Our first regular meet ups begin next week. Basically a weekly meet up at The Hideaway (Northfield), were you can come and socialize, and hack on personal projects. Check out the details here
<mathomastech> https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/norlug/XmKGOkLaRyw
#ubuntu-us-mn 2013-10-28
<mathomastech> Norlug Revival is underway. Checkout our Meetup and G+ community
<mathomastech> Norlug G+ Community: https://plus.google.com/u/0/communities/110053504606231417660
<mathomastech> Norlug Meetup Profile: http://www.meetup.com/NORLUG-CHC/
#ubuntu-us-mn 2013-10-29
<hackfu> Hello and good morning.
<mathomastech_> Good morning hackfu!
<hackfu> How are you mathomastech?
<mathomastech> I'm doing really well. Busy as always.
<mathomastech> How about yourself?
<hackfu> I just got to Minnesota.
<hackfu> My wife's mother passed away last month and we inherited her Lake Minnetonka estate
<hackfu> We are staying here for few days and eventually we plan to lease it.
<mathomastech> hackfu: Sorry to hear that. Though I saw you saying the same thing for an estate in Michigan on their channel yesterday. She must have had a lot of estates.
#ubuntu-us-mn 2014-10-22
<mthx> FYI, Release Party and Installfest at Hogan Brothers in Northfield tomorrow night. norlug.org/meetings
#ubuntu-us-mn 2015-10-07
<hashnox> ubuntu suckssss
#ubuntu-us-mn 2015-10-22
<darthvader_> Hello
<tonyyarusso> hey
<darthvader_> What's up?
<tonyyarusso> Not a whole lot at the moment.
<darthvader_> What OS are you running currently?
<tonyyarusso> Ubuntu, Debian, Red Hat, and Windows.
<darthvader_> How is Red Hat?
<tonyyarusso> Gets the job done.  Kind of a vague question.
<darthvader_> Sorry, I've never used it. I'm relatively new to linux in general
<tonyyarusso> Different package manager is the primary difference.
<darthvader_> What is it you do?
<tonyyarusso> I'm a sysadmin for the state
<darthvader_> That's similar to what i want to do. I'm in college right now studying computer science. Could you give me any advice?
<tonyyarusso> Play around with stuff at home, get your foot in the door somewhere that will actually be useful long-term on the resume.
<tonyyarusso> I did a student worker position in college that worked out nicely.
<darthvader_> Thanks, I appreciate it. I'd like to end up in infosec eventually

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