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00:00.36BlaptoI'm going wrong slightly
00:00.39Blapto1.68 x 10E-8(30/5.0E-6)
00:00.50Blaptogives me 1ohm for 30m of copper wire with a 5mm area
00:01.02BlaptoAhhh.
00:01.03BlaptoYeah
00:01.05Blaptothat's probably right
00:01.22BlaptoI'm an order of magnitude out.
00:01.34Blapto10ohms for 0.5mm area, 30m length
00:04.53wethrinFoo
00:05.28BlaptoNow to fill in a health and safety risk assesment form
00:05.36BlaptoFind a reliable way of tethering the whole mess down
00:05.45Blaptoand we should be ready for lift off on Thursday.
00:05.49cbzSit on it
00:06.02cbzLarge amoounts of dental floss
00:06.49cbzgoogle knows all
00:06.57BlaptoI remember some.
00:07.06BlaptoI was thinking twine and duct tape.
00:07.14wethrinGoogle knows too much :-)
00:07.42wethrinBlapto: Would "adiamus tabernae celeriter! ediserremus in itinere!" be correct?
00:07.49cbzpulsejet?
00:07.52wethrin(Let's go to the pub quickly. We'll explain in detail on the way)
00:08.07BlaptoI'd love to build a pulsejet
00:08.09Blaptoonly I can't weld
00:08.22Blaptowethrin, it looks right
00:08.23cbzThe Economist quoted Latin in an article about 6 months back. They had 15 people write in correcting in, every 'correct' version was different
00:08.25wethrinLearn! :)
00:08.29cbzConclusion, no one knows Latin
00:08.31wethrinheh
00:08.38BlaptoDo you want me to run it past a classics teacher at school?
00:08.54wethrinWell, if you don't mind :)
00:09.02angelchildmm, latin
00:09.26BlaptoAnyway, I'll start with the smaller less deadly jet engines
00:09.29Blaptoand then progress to pulsejets
00:09.31wethrinI'm mainly wondering if 'celeriter' is correct, matching 'adiamus'
00:09.41Blaptoand get sidetracked by tesla coils along the way
00:09.55BlaptoI rememeber celerissimus being banded about for very quickly wethrin
00:09.59wethrinAlso if 'in itinere' is the correct idiom to use - the dictionary offered 'inter viam' as an alternative
00:10.23wethrinYes, but we only want to go to the pub quickly, not very quickly :)
00:10.42Blaptowell, it would follow you could use celerimus
00:10.50BlaptoI'd better get some sleep
00:10.53wethrinTrue...
00:10.54Blaptolots of shopping tomorrow
00:10.57wethrinenjoy!
00:11.07Blapto200m of wire...  camping gas... canister of oxygen...
00:11.12BlaptoAnd some twine.
00:11.15BlaptoOh, and duct tape
00:11.17Blaptoand two biros
00:11.20BlaptoI'll be sure to post photos.
00:11.34BlaptoActually, better make that 4 biros.
00:11.36BlaptoBye.
00:11.48cbzAren't less deadly jet engines actually harder to make?
00:11.58BlaptoWell, little ones
00:12.00Blaptoyou know what I meant
00:12.14cbzWhat type are you making?
00:12.25Blaptofill a bottle with gas
00:12.32Blaptoset fire to it
00:12.36cbzHeh.
00:12.44Blaptoin a very controlled manner
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00:13.08Blaptowell
00:13.10BlaptoI say controlled
00:13.21Blaptotwo lengths of twine between two pillars
00:13.28Blaptothreaded through 4 biros
00:13.29cbzSounds like a recipe for a d'oh
00:13.38Blaptobiros duct taped to a bottle
00:13.42Blaptowith an exhaust
00:13.48Blaptofilled with camping gas
00:13.52Blaptospark gap in
00:13.56Blaptoretire
00:13.58Blaptoclick
00:13.59Blaptowhoosh
00:14.01BlaptoIn theory.
00:14.18BlaptoI tried it last night with hairspray and it kind of worked
00:14.24Blaptocamping gas ought to work a bit better
00:14.54bongyhi guys, i'm enrico from salug (a glug of southern italy)...i'll be in london tommorow...there is somethings that gllug will do in the next days?
00:15.14BlaptoThere's a thing tomorrow night?
00:15.22cbzSome UKUUG thing?
00:15.28BlaptoOr for the sake of accuracy, Tuesday night.
00:15.37BlaptoWhen are you in London?
00:15.43wethrincbz: UKUUG is in Durham in March
00:15.50wethrinAt least the spring conference
00:15.55BlaptoWhen's the apparmour bloke talking?
00:16.36BlaptoIf you don't here from me again, I died happy.
00:16.37cbzbongy: best ask during the day when more people are awake
00:17.16cbzbongy: there's a Lonix meet on Wednesday also
00:17.28bongyi will not have my computer...well i'll try to find some internet access
00:17.35bongycbz where is the meeting?
00:17.37cbzbongy: http://www.lonix.org.uk/cgi-bin/Lonix?CODE=searchMeeting&CURRENT=YES
00:18.16bongywhat appen in meetings?
00:19.05cbzsocialising, talking etc. It's as technical as you want it to be.
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00:23.29bongythank you cbz...see you at meeting...maybe...good night
00:24.38cbznite
00:32.29Leedsfoo
00:32.40wethrinbar
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03:12.21JAVhttp://www.shomer-tec.com/site/product.cfm?id=99887213-F553-E130-7F2BE5BED6A1828B
03:15.32LeedsHKdude, go to bed!
03:19.32JAVbah, it's only.. 4:19??
03:22.49JAVok, you're right. see you .. later :)
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07:52.51morsingLeedsHK!
07:56.22morsingAnyone here?
07:56.35morsingWhat's the correct way to spell no-one?
07:58.42SlayerXPlike that
07:59.01morsingCool
07:59.06morsingIs it plural?
07:59.30morsingNo it isn't!
07:59.36morsingThat would be stupid
08:00.37morsingSlayerXP: How are you?
08:00.43SlayerXPfine, thanks
08:00.48SlayerXPbit chilly here
08:00.57SlayerXP-20.1c
08:02.11LeedsHKchilly here too... 15C or so
08:02.27morsingMmm... Took 20 minutes to get my "new" car running this morning because of the cold
08:02.40morsingIt's about 0 here
08:02.48morsingLeedsHK: Send some of it over
08:02.57LeedsHKthere's an official cold weather warning out!
08:03.03morsing:-)
08:03.11LeedsHK"IF YOU MUST GO OUT, PLEASE AVOID PROLONGED EXPOSURE TO WINTRY WINDS."
08:03.25LeedsHKit's 16C and they're worried about exposure to wintry winds ;-)
08:04.27morsingHa ha
08:04.44LeedsHKalso, 94% humidity
08:05.00SlayerXPi shall be plugging my car in to the mains I think
08:05.58morsingMmm... Children#
08:06.12LeedsHKsurely no-one is the opposite of plural?
08:10.59morsingLeedsHK: You're right
08:11.05morsingIt a singleton
08:11.14morsingLeedsHK: You coming for breakfast?
08:14.16LeedsHKI would say it is one less than a singleton
08:14.25LeedsHKand no, I've had breakfast and lunch already, thanks
08:14.38mozratGood Morning!
08:15.42morsingmozrat!
08:16.01morsingmozrat: What did you have for breakfast?
08:21.38mozratpeanut butter and toast!
08:22.25mozratand Xgl
08:22.33mozratXgl for breakfast. MMmmm
08:23.24LeedsHKI love the smell of 3D in the morning
08:23.36mozratsmells like... eye candy
08:29.35LeedsHKpersonally, I love the smell of toast in the morning, but it doesn't quote as well
08:30.16mozratNot quite so "war-y"
08:30.29mozratThat is a good film - I should watch it again sometime
08:30.40mozratnot as good as "A bridge too far" though
08:31.35LeedsHKI've actually never seen either of them
08:32.05mozratABTF is great - star studded in fact
08:33.09mozratI actually studied the Battle of Arnhem and went to the 50th anniversary drop
08:33.12mozratin 1994
08:34.02LeedsHKcool
08:42.45Copemoin
08:46.40mozrathey Copes
08:46.46mozraterm, both of yo
08:46.51mozrats/yo/you/
08:48.39Cope:)
08:48.53LeedsHKyo
08:49.21Copesushi
08:50.09LeedsHKnah, I had dumplings last night and curry for lunch - just want something like pizza for dinner
09:04.45Coperhowe: how did you get on with Jatinder
09:08.43morsingMmmm... Sushi
09:11.36LeedsHKhttp://www.sullivans.com.au/homes.htm is not where I'm staying in Sydney
09:12.15LeedsHKheh, 3 of the top six results on google for "slug" are LUGs :-)
09:13.14morsingCool
09:13.16Copeheh
09:16.34morsingCheck it!
09:17.02LeedsHKthe Sydney LUG isn't meeting while I'm there...
09:17.13morsinghttp://www.hay-on-wye.co.uk/
09:18.53Copehttp://home.hiwaay.net/~lkseitz/comics/herogen/anticlone.shtml
09:19.20Copehttp://www.unison.ie/
09:19.30Copehttp://www.earpollution.com/
09:19.54LeedsHKCope: trying to make a point, are we?
09:20.19Copeyou're joining in?
09:22.01LeedsHKhmm... 3000 people @ FOSDEM apparently
09:22.39Georgeheh
09:22.50Cope'to morsing'
09:22.53Copeviz:
09:23.02Cope--- src/editor.c        13 Jun 2005 21:38:14 -0000      1.13
09:23.02Cope+++ src/editor.c        4 Feb 2006 18:41:59 -0000
09:23.02Cope@@ -454,7 +454,7 @@
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09:23.56GeorgeI really ought to be doing work
09:24.04Copelikewise
09:25.02LeedsHKditto
09:25.42Cope~morsing
09:25.45ibotmorsing is probably a nice and very knowledgeable guy who often buys rounds of beer, or mozrat, or living in a virtual universe where AIX resembles Unix. capable of having bee-wax applied to the plucking end, or mozrat
09:25.46morsingYes?!
09:26.22George~george
09:26.24ibothmm... george is gwright@kde.org and a KDE devel
09:26.24Copeibot morsing is also verb: to paste random crap devoid of context
09:26.25ibotokay, Cope
09:26.36morsing~morsing
09:26.37ibotmethinks morsing is a nice and very knowledgeable guy who often buys rounds of beer, or mozrat, or living in a virtual universe where AIX resembles Unix. capable of having bee-wax applied to the plucking end, or mozrat, or verb: to paste random crap devoid of context
09:26.42Copehug morsing
09:26.46Copegah
09:26.47mozratCan I please share with you a new ticket that has just come into my mailbox
09:26.48morsingHmm...
09:26.50mozrat"DHCP Server is 10.198.137.3 I think this is AD server."
09:26.59mozratthat is the end of the problem statement
09:27.04Copenice
09:27.08SlayerXPmozrat: I have a reply
09:27.22morsingI've run into something stupid...
09:27.23Georgeibot: cope is also a verb: to spew random crap to the channel devoid of any meaning or logical progression
09:27.24ibotGeorge: okay
09:27.24SlayerXP# Roses are red, violets are blue
09:27.27SlayerXP# What in Bob's name,
09:27.30SlayerXP# Is wrong with you?
09:28.23Cope~cope
09:28.24ibot[cope] rocks, or clearly becoming a girl, or religion, or a 15 year old, or alex
09:29.12Georgerofl
09:29.17Copeibot no cope is <action> frowns, "I'm coping fine thank you".
09:29.18ibotokay, Cope
09:29.23Georgeibot: cope
09:29.25ibotACTION frowns, "I'm coping fine thank you".
09:29.45Georgeibot: no, cope is <action> attacks Cope with a large flaming pitchfork
09:29.47ibotGeorge: okay
09:29.47Copeibot no cope is <action> frowns, "I'm coping fine thank you."
09:29.48ibotokay, Cope
09:29.52Georgebollcoks
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09:30.10Georgeibot: large LeedsHK
09:30.12Leedsah, there I am
09:30.15Georgeibot: lart LeedsHK
09:30.26Georgethat's lame.
09:31.52Leedsis it my imagination, or did I see something from Dean saying the talk this evening is on?
09:32.55mozratSlayerXP: nice :)
09:33.03*** topic/#gllug by Leeds -> Greater London Linux User Group - see http://gllug.org.uk and http://planet.gllug.org.uk | Next Event: Crispin Cowan, chief architect of AppArmor, 2006-02-28, 1900, Fotango
09:34.49Leedsyou may be right...
09:35.17GeorgeLeeds: has it been confirmed?
09:35.41Leedshe confirmed it on his blog, and he sent out mail about 30 seconds ago
09:35.59Georgeah
09:36.01Georgejust received it
09:36.37Leedsmorsing: oops... could be worse - at SCO, someone quit about a week before we all got laid (and paid) off
09:37.27Georgehttp://www.metatheme.org/
09:37.29Georgefunkiness
09:41.13morsingLeeds: My manager demands that I stay for another 6 weeks though so I might be able to fix it!
09:41.26Leedson what basis is that demand?
09:41.35morsingLeeds: How's that worse? It's quite bad :-(
09:41.52morsingLeeds: That I have 3 months notice according to my contract
09:42.46Leedsmorsing: he could have stayed another week, been equally looking for work, not had quitting on his record, and got a pretty significant payment
09:43.04Leedsah, you're still trying to get away with less than full notice?
09:44.06morsingLeeds: YES! Not trying... I will not be here!
09:44.22morsingLeeds: Like £9000?
09:44.37Leedsthat sort of figure, yes
09:44.40morsinghttp://www.flickr.com/photos/jonmasters/105272962/
09:48.17LeedsI would agree
09:49.35Georgehrmm
09:49.41Georgetime to install globulation2 and see what it's like
09:50.45GeorgeI think... I'm addicted to Civ
09:51.42Leedsit's a recognised medical problem, yes
09:51.51morsingThey replaced Shirley with a much better model :-D
09:51.59morsingMmm...
09:52.08Leedsshirley you can't be serious?
09:52.21morsing:-D
09:52.47Georgeshirley?
09:52.51George'oo?
09:53.34LeedsI think shirley already went home...
09:53.52morsingLeeds: Shirley left a few weeks ago
09:54.04Leedsno she didn't - I spoke to her this afternoon!
09:54.10Georgewho in smeg's name is shirley?
09:54.38Leedshttp://www.wanderingjew.co.uk/newphotos/sorted/HK/picture93.html - the one with the scarf
09:56.13morsingGeorge: Shirley used to bring the mail around
09:56.21morsingWe were sad when she left
09:56.25morsingNot anymore :-D
09:56.29LeedsJackie is the one with the yin/yang Mickey Mouse badge
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09:57.44Leedscbz: good evening
09:58.17morsingcbz!
09:59.14cbzhello.
10:21.49Leedsit's pissing it down out there!
10:22.00wethrinsunny here
10:22.14Leedsmight get as low as 10C overnight!
10:23.00wethrinshocking
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10:35.14wethrinLeeds: now's your chance!
10:35.23CopeLeeds: help!
10:35.25Leedsah-ha!
10:35.28LeedsCope: what?
10:35.32Leedskbsingh: so, openfiler?
10:35.48CopeLeeds: reasons why php is evil and I should convince my friend to learn python instead!
10:35.51Cope1) secuirty
10:35.59wethrinsecurity?
10:36.00Cope2) php is inconsistent?
10:36.12kbsinghLeeds, hey
10:36.21wethrinCope: Please elaborate on 'security'
10:36.39cbzIn theory php is a good idea, in practice every php app i've seen is a mess of spaghetti html code combined with a mess of php code
10:36.46Copewethrin: i think you'll find the security record of php/mod_php is pretty horrid
10:37.04Leedsphp is a shitty language and a majority of remote security exploits have been within recent memory - that may not be true
10:37.14Copeand according to several reports i've read some stupidly silly number of compromises were due to php
10:37.37Leedsoften in off-the-shelf packages, rather than because php hands you a large gun and instructions on how to shoot yourself
10:37.52wethrinCope: Due to PHP, or due to horridly-coded PHP?
10:38.05Leedskbsingh: so, openfiler... version 2 coming?  suitable for a home fileserver?
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10:38.35morsingstephanb2!
10:38.42stephanb2morsing!
10:38.51Copewethrin: both
10:38.58wethrinHm
10:38.58morsingkbsingh!
10:39.06Leedsmost of the compromises come from a combination of php handing you a large gun, and off-the-shelf packages then pulling the trigger for you
10:39.08wethrinI don't recall there being security issues with the PHP interpreter itself
10:39.16wethrinWith PHP programs, sure..
10:39.17stephanb2wethrin! Cope! Leeds!
10:39.24wethrinHello!
10:39.35Leedsphp the interpreter is relatively clean AFAIK... php the language is a large gun pointed at yourself
10:39.47wethrinWell, yes. But so's C
10:39.51Leedstrue
10:39.53Leedsuse python
10:39.59cbzuse ruby
10:40.04stephanb2use Perl
10:40.06wethrinmod_haskell!
10:40.09wethrinNo. Perl sucks
10:40.14stephanb2Java!
10:40.15Leedswethrin: sucks less than php
10:40.22wethrinI disagree :)
10:40.26cbzThe problem with Perl is Perl weenies.
10:40.31stephanb2use Jesus!
10:40.43wethrincbz: That, and the design of the language
10:40.47stephanb2use Krishna!
10:40.54wethrinweakly-typed languages--
10:41.02Leedsuse Buddha: mod_nirvana
10:41.11cbzYou could use it cleanly, but you'd have to be very disciplined, and never use any of the OO bits.
10:41.43wethrinIndeed. And you can write secure PHP code
10:42.20cbzI've never seen a php app that was both secure and a non spaghetti mess
10:42.27Leedssome languages make the dumb things easy and the sane things hard...
10:42.32cbzIt probably exists, but i've not seen it.
10:44.53Copeyes
10:45.09cbz
10:49.52kbsinghLeeds, no - just trying to work out a httpd.patch issue ...
10:50.14kbsinghopenfiler-2 is coming - should be around the corner actually. ( i should have an iso this week )
10:50.43Leedskbsingh: and is it something I would want to play with for a single-user home fileserver? :-)
10:51.03Leedsobviously hugely more capable than I'd need...
10:51.12kbsinghLeeds, sure - as long as you dont mind sharing out volumes on a 'guest' basis -
10:51.31kbsinghif you want auth to work, you need either an ldap / nis / activedir sort of thing
10:51.39Leedsguest should work
10:54.25LeedsI genuinely did just happen to notice your name on the changelog :-)
10:54.44kbsingh:)
10:57.45Leedshometime!
11:08.15mozrathey kbsingh
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11:36.50morsingpsnl!
11:37.32psnlhello
11:38.26Copeno
11:39.49kbsinghmozrat, hey
11:44.03morsingpsnl: Jason is never around
11:45.08LeedsHKI actually got mail from him yesterday, so he is alive
11:47.20mozratkbsingh: when are these listengnome guys going to make their code available again.. grrr
11:47.50morsingLeedsHK: Still?
11:48.40kbsinghmozrat, dunno - there was s hushed hush conversation about the poor guy @ fosdem
11:48.44kbsinghI am watching that space :)
11:48.53kbsinghmozrat, do you know mmazur
11:49.04mozratno
11:49.19mozratkbsingh: the "poor guy" didn't do anything that badly wrong
11:49.21mozratIMO
11:49.24kbsinghright... ok - let me ping him later at night today, he is one of the only guys likely to have a copy
11:49.41kbsinghmozrat, yeah - he got hit a bit too harsh i think
11:51.02mozratkbsingh: I agree - it was a nasty business really. Who is mmazur?
11:51.11kbsinghmozrat, pldlinux pkg master
11:51.18mozratright
11:51.58morsingWhat poor guy?
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11:55.28wethrinUmm. What happened about listengnome?
11:56.02ErwinAnyone good with find? I have find . -path somepath -prune -o name filename.txt -print
11:56.13ErwinThis is to search for filename.txt except under somepath
11:56.48wethrinWouldn't you need a not in there somewhere?
11:57.06ErwinHowever that emits the path itself. Hmm, I may have found something, if I use -prune somepath rather than -prune ./path it works, even if find displays it as ./path
11:57.13ErwinWell, not according to the man page: find . -path './src/emacs' -prune -o -print
12:00.13mozratkbsingh: I didn't see you say you would hunt for the code - thanks for doing that.. it isn't really a high priority though
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12:19.42mozratFuckrs - just went to a website - got a message instructing me to download winfixer and fix my registry should my machine start to behave erratically
12:19.57mozrat30 seconds later - the browser starts to resize itself and behave strange
12:21.35kbsinghmozrat, using winduhz does that sort of thing
12:22.03mozratI wonder if winfixer would recognise my wine registry in ~/.wine
12:23.41stephanb2sounds like winfixer is a worm/ virus/ whatever
12:29.11rhowewinfixer is adware, IIRC
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12:29.30rhoweIt also has deceptive advertising
12:30.53morsingCheck it!
13:20.26Coperhowe: hello
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13:23.56mozrathttp://tinyurl.com/l22ym :(
13:24.17wethrin:)
13:27.28ldnblkhi there cope I am doing fine thanks, figuring how to get to this thingy tonight, and you how are you keeping ?
13:29.44Copei'm ok
13:31.15ldnblkyou still reading that mod ssl documentation ??
13:31.52kbsinghhumm... my lappy has 27 kernels installed in /boot
13:32.18GeorgeI have permission to go to the thingy tonight
13:32.58kbsinghGeorge, didnt realise you were in a penitentiary
13:33.08wethrinkbsingh: No, he needs to ask mummy
13:33.45cbzis there a thingy tonight? That italian chap would probably like to know - though i don't expect he'll be back
13:38.04Copecbz: fotango - there are directions on the perlmongers website
13:38.21Copeldnblk: nope, finished reading the mod_ssl stuff
13:38.49cbz'fotango' ?
13:39.01cbzSays something about Thursday the 2nd of March
13:40.03Copehttp://london.pm.org/meetings/locations/fotango.html
13:40.23cbzhttp://london.pm.org/meetings/
13:40.57ldnblkcope does the documentation that you have read go in to configuration details ?
13:42.26ldnblkis there anybody on channel that's built a compiler, that has the time to give me a bit of assistance ?
13:43.05wethrinNo (to the first one), but what do you mean by 'build'? Write? Or just compile an existing one?
13:43.59ldnblkwethrin just compile an exsisting one, the info that I have does not really explain it all that clearly
13:44.30ldnblkits version 3.2
13:44.46cbzThe gcc stuff on creating compilers is relatively complete. What is your build architecture and what is the target architecture?
13:45.05cbzIt's not very different from compiling anything else
13:45.39wethrinGeorge: You're unintelligble enough as it is. You don't need to be ciphered
13:45.43kbsinghhttp://www.laimbock.com/asterisk/ <-- nice delicious packages for * done by Pattrick
13:45.47Georgewethrin: you suck
13:46.05wethrinHm. I've only built it as part of a BSD make world, and it just worked
13:46.37kbsinghwethrin, right - but bsd is ... well... bsd..
13:47.12ldnblkI am trying to replace the latest version with this version as I am trying to build mplayer .cbz what do you mean by build architect, the target is linux if I understand you correctly
13:47.52cbzSo you are building on X86-Linux for X86-Linux?
13:48.03ldnblkyes correct
13:48.42ldnblkI have already upacked from tar, that's as far as I have got with it
13:48.49wethrinBSD++ :)
13:49.21cbzRead the readme file, work out if it needs you to upversion any other bits of the toolchain, compile them and then compile gcc. It's all a case of running ./configure and make these days anyway
13:50.09morsingCheck it!
13:50.14ldnblkI have exicuted ./configure&&make
13:50.14morsing13:45  * George decides to enter the national cipher challenge
13:50.18cbzand?
13:50.22ldnblkwhat next ?
13:51.02cbzInstall it somewhere (preferably somewhere other than your main system path) ./configure --prefix=/usr/local might have been a good idea
13:51.07cbzand then make install
13:51.15kbsinghldnblk, i thought you were using a managed distro ?
13:51.37cbzThough compiling a new compiler to get a version of mplayer .. i dunno, life is too short
13:51.47ldnblkkbsingh what do you mean managed distro ?
13:52.10kbsinghldnblk, something which has a package manager ( and is based on something like rpm / deb )
13:52.57ldnblkcbz I'll try out what you have suggested, do I need to be root ?
13:53.31ldnblksuse kbsingh for now
13:55.54cbzEr yes, but i suggest you hold off and try and solve things in a less drastic manner.
13:56.29cbzbut that's just me. Compiling compilers is for the birds.
13:57.53kbsinghcbz, i would love to meet some of these birds you talk about
13:59.41Copeldnblk: what are you trying to do? what is the actual objective?
14:00.39stephanb2Cope: ldnblk is trying to be god. tomorrow he will write a boot loader in assembly language
14:00.50wethrinAssembly language? Luxury!
14:00.54wethrinToggle it in on the front panel
14:01.05kbsinghooh... mov cx,0x0010
14:01.13kbsinghmov dx,0x0020
14:01.17kbsinghadd cx,dx
14:01.20kbsinghpop foo
14:01.35kbsinghclr cx
14:02.53stephanb2http://50ans.imag.fr/images/galerie/Source/T1600-4.jpg
14:04.00stephanb2the bootloader was on perforated tape
14:05.01ldnblkcbz I have done the configure that has worked out but it is now failing on the install, any ideas as to where I might be going wrong ?
14:05.56stephanb2ldnblk: would you be tempted by LFS ? http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/
14:06.15mozrathttp://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/4754462.stm << interesting to see a lot of negativity about Windows Vista here
14:06.50kbsinghmozrat, stop posting under assumed names
14:06.52ldnblkstephanb2 if cope uses assembler, I salute him
14:06.57mozrat:)
14:07.09cbzNo.
14:07.15kbsinghldnblk, pretty much everyone doing any system level work - has to muck around with .asm
14:07.30cbzBut i suggest that if you need to ask whether you should be root or not you should probably be solving the problem differently.
14:07.59mozratShould today be known as "Cope appreciation day"?
14:08.40Cope;)
14:10.16SlayerXP"he steals less than you'd imagine from just looking at him"
14:10.27stephanb2mozrat: today is shrove tuesday
14:10.42stephanb2the day Jesus had a pancake
14:11.04ldnblkstephanb2: thanks for that link looking at it now
14:11.04kbsinghstephanb2, with maple syrup ?
14:11.39Copeldnblk: i have used assembler before, of course
14:11.54Copeldnblk: anyone who grew up in the 80s with under-powered microcomputers did
14:12.56ldnblkCope: yeah my first laptop was the amstrad, does anyone remember ?
14:13.12stephanb2i never did. i asked a friend at uni to write routine for me that i could call from Pascal :-(
14:13.26Copei had a laptop amstrad
14:13.46ldnblkyou lazy bastard stephanb2:
14:15.53stephanb2that's right. i am so lazy that i choose the linux distro where i can find the maximum amount of apps pre-packaged
14:16.54SlayerXPstephanb2: and you cohse...?
14:16.56SlayerXPchose
14:17.53stephanb2fedora :-o
14:18.09mozrat1.. 2.. 3..
14:18.29SlayerXPstephanb2: your premise and answer are inconsistent
14:18.37mozrat*bingo*
14:18.42stephanb24 i should specify, max amount of apps i'm interested for a desktop
14:18.47cbzheh
14:18.50mozrat(although slightly more restrained than I expected)
14:19.27cbzwe spent the first couple of weeks writing a modula2 parser that could take it one answer and then generate 4 variations.  Then we took it in turns to do the homework.
14:19.42stephanb2your feedback is welcome
14:19.43SlayerXPi wrote snakes and ladders in modula 2
14:21.02stephanb2as i am scratching my head on building a gnutella zombie box for a friend and i hesitate between DSL and ubuntu
14:21.35stephanb2so far im very tempted by DSL
14:22.33Copewhy not just use debian?
14:22.46Copewhat does dsl give you that is different / better?
14:22.58Copeyes, it is small
14:23.02Copeits based on old debian
14:23.30cbzIf it works, who cares? It's all just preference
14:23.35Copesure
14:23.50Copejust curious to know the rationale
14:23.54cbzLets spend loads of time arguing about distributions, install them all and never do any real work :)
14:24.06morsingMmm...
14:24.08morsinghttp://www.marychoc.com/
14:24.09Copeif I said I was going to roll out a fleet of limo's based on 1980 ford granadas
14:24.24cbzI'd think "Cope is wierd", shrug and move on ;)
14:24.28stephanb2well actually DSL is not enough to do what we want, and doesn't work so well with debian packages. so we may as well use debian
14:24.42stephanb2and choose the same window manager as DSL
14:24.42Copeits a valid choice, but i'd expect people to be interested in why
14:24.48cbzSometimes people need to live their own mistakes.
14:24.54Copecbz: hehe yes
14:25.22cbzand i think you can go far by assuming that people are just stupid.
14:25.41stephanb2morsing: not sure i like them mention George W. Bush :-o
14:26.27morsingstephanb2: Have you been there?
14:27.04Copestephanb2: dsl uses fluxbox, i think
14:27.12stephanb2morsing: no i didnt go there last time i was in brussels.
14:28.30stephanb2Cope: any light desktop would do, the machine is a 700MHz PIII. im just thinking that gnome or kde are unnecessary
14:29.15cbzxfce!
14:29.44stephanb2yes i used xfce on fc1 and it was very neat.
14:29.59stephanb2also fairly easy to customize
14:30.04Copestephanb2: i use openbox when I want a light window manager that actually has windows you move around
14:30.12stephanb2only their file browser was horrid
14:30.15Copeits very simple and neat
14:30.56Copei haven't used xfce for ages - might install it in a mo for a laugh
14:32.20ldnblkbeen to that sight stephanb2: and I am still stuck !
14:32.50stephanb2ldnblk: linux from scratch ?
14:33.19ldnblkyeah can't seem to find info on building and installing a compiler
14:33.24cbzKill it
14:33.32ldnblkwhich is what I am looking to do
14:34.25cbzWhat version of mplayer are you trying to install?
14:36.18ldnblkmplayer 1.0pre7 is the version that I have.
14:38.38cbzWhich version are you trying to compile and install?
14:39.13ldnblkof mplayer or the gcc complier ?
14:41.17cbzmplayer
14:41.24cbz1.0pre7 ?
14:41.39cbzAnd there is no version on rpmfind that you can use with suse?
14:44.12ldnblkyeah that's the one cbz, with regards to rpm find if there is an application in suse l am not aware of it
14:45.45Georgesausages!
14:45.56kbsinghGeorge, indeed
14:46.16cbzmaybe that would be a better way to tackle the problem
14:46.25kbsinghldnblk, try asking in #opensuse - or ask mozrat - I am quite sure there are pkgs for mplayer
14:47.57Copeldnblk: or use a supportable distro
14:48.07Cope</SlayerXP>
14:52.35kbsinghmozrat, howse xgl working for you
14:55.06stephanb2a quick search on pbone shows mplayer rpms for Suse 9.X
14:56.38ldnblkwhat is pbone
14:57.07stephanb2http://rpm.pbone.net
15:10.10mozratkbsingh: good!
15:10.24mozratbut it isn't on my laptop so I'm not using it so much - and it is a little laggy
15:11.15mozratalso - I tried to run a OO.o slideshow - redrawing the screen when you change slides doesn't work
15:11.24mozratso - there is room for improvement
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15:11.58mozratldnblk: you can get ldnblk from the Packman SUSE repository
15:12.03mozratoh, he left :/
15:12.09mozratweee
15:12.20mozratI mean he could get mplayer from Packman
15:12.52stephanb2he's left :-o
15:12.59mozratyes :(
15:13.17stephanb2i was gonna tell him not to struggle with pbone and dependencies
15:13.26stephanb2i imagine suse uses apt or yum
15:13.42mozratThere maybe apt versions for it - I wouldn't recommend it
15:14.50stephanb2yeah wots "wrong" with apt? i know that i switched to yum with fc4.
15:15.46mozratIMO RPM is a fairly robust system until you start to use 3rd party tools and packages with it
15:17.59cbzIt shouldn't matter much with something that is merely a leaf node in the dependancy tree
15:19.03kbsinghmozrat, packman = bad karma
15:19.16stephanb2i thought that apt and yum were a.sorting out dependencies, b. download, c. install with rpm
15:19.25kbsinghI am trying to get pb and his gang of pkgers over to rpmforge instead
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15:19.57kbsinghmozrat, apt on suse = apt-rpm, which uses the rpm-bindings anyway
15:23.55stephanb2mozrat: ru saying i shouldn't use yum and go back sorting out dependencies by hand ?
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15:27.26stephanb2angelchild!
15:27.28cbzSorting dependancies by hand is fucked.
15:27.31angelchildstephanb2!
15:28.29kbsinghstephanb2, if you have a rpmdb and have it setup correctly, updated  - then rpm --aid helps, but usually using a package manger is the way to go
15:28.37stephanb2did u get your results from the "weird" OS lecturer ?
15:29.03kbsingh?
15:29.17morsingmikejw!
15:29.23morsingangelchild!
15:29.27angelchildmorsing!
15:29.34morsing:-)
15:30.09stephanb2kbsingh: my method is a.apt or yum, if tha fails b. install binary rpms by hand, if those dont exist c. compile
15:33.12kbsinghstephanb2, if they dont exist - you should build rpms rather than compile and install that way
15:33.48stephanb2yes i always said i would learn to do that
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15:34.53morsingmikejw!
15:35.29cbzJust compile and install using stow, it's lower energy
15:35.57kbsinghwhats stow ?
15:36.59cbzhttp://www.gnu.org/software/stow/stow.html
15:38.09kbsingherrr. pass
15:39.50puckmankbsingh: what is bad karma?
15:40.25kbsinghpuckman, packman
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15:45.05puckmanwhy is puck or packman bad karma?
15:47.13morsingCheck it!
15:48.37puckman.... is lost
15:48.40puckmancheck where?
15:48.59morsingmozrat: Back me up here!
15:49.59kbsinghpuckman, http://packman-test.links2linux.org/
15:50.06kbsinghpuckman, checkit! as morsing says
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15:51.14puckmanah
15:51.25puckmansorry, thought it was about me for a second.
15:51.38puckmanI will go back to my corner now.
16:00.44Copeafternoon puckman
16:10.01puckmanHey Cope.
16:12.53morsingCope!
16:15.15Copehello morsing
16:16.55angelchildwoohoo! the senior lecturer finally got around to sending out the email we gave him to everyone \o/. so the first meeting of the southampton university games development society is officially on thursday xD
16:22.24Georgeangelchild: harharharhar
16:23.15kbsinghuniv games development ?
16:23.21kbsinghthat sounds interesting
16:23.36kbsinghbtw, who was that person who's written a book on cross platform gaming ?
16:24.12angelchildit's basically a chance for everyone to get together, someone to give a mediumly long talk on something that interests them then everyone else to do short 5 minute presentations of "this is what I'm doing/have done, isn't it cool?"
16:24.20angelchildthen everyone to go down the pub :)
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16:31.21mozratstephanb2: I have no opinion either way about your dependancy resolution :) You should resolve however you want - but I don't use 3rd party utilities with RPM
16:31.32rhoweCope!
16:31.43rhoweCope: Sorry about my lack of contactability.. things are crazy lately
16:31.45mozrator with deb for that matter but there aren't many times when I can't find the package I want in the debian archive
16:31.51mozratmorsing: I'm backing you up!
16:31.55mozratumm, who else
16:31.59mozrathello angelchild, boudiccas
16:32.04rhoweCope: How's the search going?
16:32.09mozratGeorge: STFUAD
16:32.12angelchildhi mozrat :)
16:32.17mozratCope, I salute you
16:32.21mozratrhowe: hello
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16:36.25mozratpalindrome!
16:37.33IAmAIHello.
16:37.39IAmAIAre you going to meeting tonight?
16:38.05mozratI think so - not 100% decided
16:38.11mozratprobably
16:38.12rhowe./exec ls -l /usr/share/gnome-applets/gweather/Locations.xml
16:38.23rhoweThat's a 18Mb file on my box
16:38.38rhowe18M of place names and locations, translated into various languages
16:38.42IAmAII'm not sure how to get there - my company block half of Google's services.
16:38.56rhoweIAmAI: It's a bit of a random walk from Old Street
16:39.15IAmAIThis map: http://www.fotango.com/images/map_popup.jpg
16:39.36IAmAII assume that's it's exact location and not Old Street?
16:39.59IAmAIi.e. it's on Ironmonger Row?
16:41.03IAmAI?
16:41.34mozratit is
16:41.39IAmAIAh. Thanks.
16:41.43mozratthe talk is in the Fotango building
16:41.51IAmAICool.
16:42.09IAmAIAre many likely to come?
16:42.31mozratDean "pimped" it to GLLUG and London.pm so I think he will get the 20 he was after
16:42.37mozrathope so anyway
16:43.10rhoweWell, he said there was enough people who expressed interest
16:43.43mozratthats good
16:44.02mozratI'm going but avoiding beer afterwards - I need to be home eating pancakes with my daughter tonight
16:44.10rhowemozrat: kbsingh was asking about the person who wrote a book on cross platform gaming
16:44.26mozratrhowe: Hmm??
16:44.33mozratI don't know who that is
16:44.54rhowemozrat: I thought it was you?
16:44.59IAmAII shall come too. I'll just have to waste an hour or two.
16:45.00rhowemozrat: I guess not :)
16:45.14mozratrhowe: me who wrote a book? I actually just finished my first book
16:45.23mozratI'm going to start reading another one tomorrow
16:45.58rhowemozrat: heh
16:51.13skuggIAmAI: yes. it's on ironmonger row.
16:51.21IAmAIThanks, skugg.
16:51.23skuggright across the street for ironmonger baths.
16:51.25IAmAIGuess you're going?
16:51.29skuggno, I'm not.
16:51.39skuggi happen to know where it is though.
16:51.41IAmAIOK.
16:52.00skuggi have to pick up my girlfriend's shoes in oxford street ;)
16:52.05IAmAIAh.
16:53.48mozratboudiccas: Your blog is syndicated to planet.gllug.org.uk now - it will pick up posts in the next hour or so
16:55.35stephanb2angelchild: so when i get stuck in my java pinball i can ask for your help?
16:55.54angelchilderr, perhaps xD
17:02.53stephanb2angelchild: don't worry it will take me months to get there.
17:03.09stephanb2have 2 go now. cu guys l8r.
17:03.11angelchildbye!
17:03.22stephanb2bye!
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17:05.23mozratIAmAI: make sure you say Hi tonight - it is so easy for people on IRC not to bother saying "hi" when they actually get in the same room
17:05.38IAmAII know.
17:05.51IAmAII have very long hair, so I'm easily reckognisable.
17:06.01IAmAIAnd I'll probably be wearing a leather trench coar.
17:06.03IAmAI*coat
17:06.07IAmAISo you shouldn't miss me ;)
17:06.10mozratrighto
17:06.20mozratwere you at the LiVES talk?
17:06.29IAmAINo.
17:06.32mozratk
17:06.45IAmAIThat was the last one wasn't it?
17:06.51IAmAII was at the install fest.
17:06.55IAmAII went to the Greenman.
17:07.00IAmAII think it was called...
17:07.38IAmAIWhat's your real name, Mozrat?
17:09.23mozratSimon
17:09.34IAmAIAh cool.
17:09.52IAmAII'll  just shout, "Oi, Simon!", when I get there ;P
17:10.14mozratno, I was trying to find a photo
17:10.15mozrathttp://beerandspeech.org/uploads/200602/gurner.jpg.w180h248.serendipityThumb.jpg
17:10.16mozratis me
17:10.33IAmAIMy god.
17:11.07IAmAIHere's me: http://www.deliasgone.com/vf/terminator%20robot.jpg
17:11.08mozratoh - that was the wrong link!!! honest mistake
17:11.23mozrathttp://beerandspeech.org/uploads/200602/025_25-small.jpg
17:13.29IAmAIErm... I haven't got an pictures of me...
17:13.47IAmAIBut I'm sure I'll be the only one with long hair and a trench coat.
17:13.48kbsinghmozrat, how long back was this picture taken ?
17:13.55mozratkbsingh: late last year
17:14.04kbsinghIAmAI, you might need to leave the AK47 outside at the reception
17:14.38kbsinghmozrat, hummm nice
17:14.57mozratkbsingh: I suck at pool
17:15.28kbsinghmozrat, me too
17:16.55kbsinghCope, is the hidden master
17:17.02kbsinghhe plays pool like i play chess
17:17.11kbsingh:))
17:17.20mozratlol
17:17.28kbsinghsnow!
17:17.32kbsinghyaaaa!
17:17.36kbsinghits snowing at the docklands
17:17.42wethrinBah
17:17.45wethrinIt's sunny up here
17:18.04kbsinghactually its just the first few stages of snow - the kinds that blows around all over the place
17:18.28kbsingh<PROTECTED>
17:19.19wethrinGo to Oxford Circus or TCR
17:19.45IAmAITCR?
17:19.58kbsinghwethrin, give me name of a place
17:20.06wethrinTottenham Court Road
17:20.11kbsinghtcr might be out of the way a bit - OxfSt is walkable
17:20.51wethrinThere's the Clachan on Kingly Street (which is a bit off Regent Street)
17:20.56skuggkbsingh: hm. there's a couple, but they'll be a bit on the expensive side
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17:20.57wethrinOr the Windmill :)
17:21.51kbsinghskugg, i dont mind the expensive a bit - the joker i am going to meet heads the international data division at cgey
17:21.56kbsinghhe can pay :)
17:22.19wethrinThere's one other pub that I just can't remember the name of
17:22.20kbsinghyeah - the windmill was interesting, i wonder if tattoo'd girl will be around again today
17:22.24wethrin:)
17:22.27skuggkbsingh: tried pintsearch.com?
17:22.39kbsinghskugg, trying now
17:24.00kbsinghlooks like a mass booked domain
17:24.13skugghuh?
17:24.38kbsinghtry it - without the ww.
17:24.39kbsinghwww.
17:24.52skugggah.
17:25.01skuggit's slow as hell too.
17:25.02kbsinghsomeone's not done his/her vhost properly
17:25.57SlayerXPlast night there was a 47c degree difference between my office and outside
17:26.23SlayerXPright now, it's only 33.5c
17:26.27skuggi take it outside was a bit nippy then.
17:26.41kbsinghheh, open the windows in the data center :)
17:26.47SlayerXP-22.1c
17:26.59kbsinghthat out to keep them Xeon's cool
17:27.07skuggoh. so pretty hot in the office too then :)
17:27.36SlayerXPnow 34.7c difference
17:27.41SlayerXPthe sun's just gone down
17:27.51SlayerXPwell, 20 mins ago
17:30.54kbsinghhumm thanks for the info wethrin + skugg
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17:47.18BlaptoHi
17:47.25IAmAIHello.
17:48.07BlaptoIAmAI, Hi
17:48.11Blaptowethrin, you about?
17:50.21IAmAIAre you going to meeting tonight, Blapto?
17:51.36BlaptoNo, I'm not
17:51.41wethrinhello?
17:51.47BlaptoHi
17:51.49wethrinHi
17:51.59BlaptoHow do you get to and from Durham - Loondon?
17:52.04wethrinGNER
17:52.08wethrinKings Cross -> Durham
17:52.11BlaptoOK
17:52.14wethrinBook early, get a pair of single tickets
17:52.28BlaptoFriend's going up for an interview
17:52.36wethrinWhat subject?
17:52.38BlaptoUp on Monday morning, back in the evening
17:52.54wethrinHeh. It's doable, but not entirely pleasant :)
17:53.12BlaptoEngineering.
17:53.42wethrinExcellent!
17:53.52wethrinHe'll probably see me wandering around the department
17:54.09BlaptoShe.
17:54.15wethrinEven better! :)
17:54.20BlaptoLovely girl
17:54.24BlaptoNo scaring her.
17:54.27wethrinAwww
17:54.31wethrinBut I'm not really that scary
17:55.11BlaptoWhat college are you in?
17:55.32Georgewho's going to the thing tonight?
17:57.28wethrinBlapto: Ustinov
17:57.36wethrinWhich one's she applying to?
17:58.38Georgemozrat: you're going?
17:58.53BlaptoApplied to St Chads, but pooled to St Cuthberts Society
17:59.42skuggi originally read blapto's comment as "no scoring her"
18:01.07BlaptoNo doing that either!
18:01.14BlaptoSeriously, she's very very attractive.
18:01.30BlaptoAnd she's doing engineering at uni...
18:01.38BlaptoSo, hands off.
18:01.43Georgedoes she like sausages?
18:01.53BlaptoI've never asked
18:01.58rhowehm, GBP15k/year for 4Mbit leased line from MCI/Verizon
18:01.58Georgewell, you suck then.
18:02.37wethrinBlapto: Very attractive...Engineering....why hands off? :)
18:02.44BlaptoShe's mine!
18:02.46BlaptoWell, she's not
18:02.50wethrinBut you want her? :)
18:02.51BlaptoBut I'd be very jealous.
18:03.20wethrinheh
18:04.49BlaptoDan, I don't suppose you know anybody who'd be willing to talk about anything newish for an hour at our school do you?
18:04.56BlaptoScience society
18:06.08rhoweibot change 15000 gbp to usd
18:06.10wethrinUmm. Please elaborate a bit more first
18:07.18BlaptoBasically, school is in the city (opposite the founders arms)
18:07.24BlaptoWe've got a 20/30 strong science society.
18:07.40BlaptoAnd we're looking to attract speakers on anything vaguely scientific.
18:08.31BlaptoAnd if it's something that's got a socioeconomic bent, we'll get the headmaster to make it part of the square mile initiative, where we invite less privileged schools to attend.  Basically, we can attract decent speakers and other schools can't.
18:08.33BlaptoBye, George
18:08.39wethrinI can't name names, as I don't know them, but try looking through the research pages of the various UCL and Imperial departments, and email people that seem interesting
18:08.54BlaptoAh, good idea, thanks.
18:11.59BlaptoOooh, dual processor intel mac mini
18:14.34SlayerXP"the mac mini:  because not only are you dumb enough to buy intel, not only are you dumb enough to buy macs,  you're dumb enough to buy a bastard hybrid of the pair of them"
18:16.30BlaptoMacs rock.
18:18.29wethrinBlapto: So you're not going to introduce me to this friend of yours when she comes to Durham? :)
18:21.21Blaptowethrin, I'm not going with her
18:21.29wethrinPah :-P
18:21.34BlaptoBut I've shown her a photo of you and asked her to say Hi for me
18:21.42wethrinOh dear. Okay :)
18:31.58psnlwethrin: just so you know, all female engineers are scary
18:33.49wethrinThey're not all scary
18:38.25psnlexample?
18:39.37BlaptoLcuy.
18:39.39BlaptoLucy.
18:39.48wethrinUm....there's a fairly non-scary Scottish 4th year engineer
18:44.04psnlwho?
18:44.37psnlI thought you were talking about wide-load there
18:44.48psnlor that girl on the trian
18:58.30Copeevening
18:58.47Copenice one
18:59.18CopeSlayerXP: the funniest or should I say stupidist thing I saw was the notion of 'mac-mini-colo'
19:00.08Cope"yes, buy a shit, slow, machine, with only one disk, for lots of money, and put it in a datacenter"
19:17.44boudiccamozrat; you awake ? :)
19:18.29boudiccaibot wake mozrat
19:18.30ibotmozrat: GOOD MORNING!!!
19:24.56Cope12 poudns an hour sounds low for a contract
19:25.00Copedoesn't it?
19:39.20wethrinDepends on the skillset involved
19:39.49wethrinpsnl: "that girl on the train"?
19:40.01wethrinpsnl: I also don't remember her name. But she's non-scary
19:40.58psnlwethrin: on the way back from edinburgh
19:41.04wethrinpsnl: She wasn't an Engineer
19:41.36psnlok, cool
19:41.45Copehello wethrin
19:42.11wethrinhi Cope
19:43.46Copehello
19:47.20Copeoh
19:47.33wethrinSorry
19:47.58Cope:(
19:50.19Copei really really don't see how my date of birth is remotely relevant to my ability to do a job
19:50.25Copetherefore i don't put it on my cv
19:53.01wethrinAge discrimination :)
19:53.40Copewell yes
19:54.54wethrinbye!
20:04.30Copetara
20:29.09BlaptoMore than one boudicca?
21:09.06mozratgood evening
21:10.39mozrati just attended a rather excellent lecture on apparmo(u)r
21:10.51mozratit was v. good
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22:57.35mozrathey guys
23:00.28BlaptoHi
23:03.24mozrathey
23:04.33BlaptoHow was the talk?
23:04.47mozratvery good actually...
23:05.00mozratGeorge, ldnblk and IAmAI were there
23:05.09mozratAppArmor looks very impressive
23:11.42mozratoh and rhowe
23:11.48mozrathe was there also
23:15.09BlaptoGood good
23:16.46Georgehi
23:16.47GeorgeI got lost
23:17.49mozratagain?
23:22.18Georgemozrat: just before I got to the meeting, hence why I was 45 minutes late.
23:22.21Georgemozrat: you know this.
23:23.52mozratah
23:24.01mozratI though you meant afterwards
23:26.19BlaptoIt's Old Street
23:26.24BlaptoHow did you get lost going to Old Street?
23:26.39mozratBlapto: it was tucked away to be fair
23:26.56BlaptoOr rather, how did you get 45 minutes lost?
23:27.23BlaptoThe road's about 700m long
23:28.33BlaptoAh, fine it's a little tucked away I supose
23:34.19mozrat:)
23:34.33mozratibot wake puckman
23:34.34ibotpuckman: GOOD MORNING!!!
23:36.31Georgeshush
23:38.22mozratshush yourself
23:38.32Georgemozrat: how were the pancakes?
23:38.40mozratall... fucking... gone
23:38.45Georgemozrat: whetherspoons is a fucking weird pub
23:38.51mozratyeah
23:38.57Georgemozrat: £3.99 if you want a burger with a drink
23:39.04Georgemozrat: £5.39 if you just want a burger
23:39.08mozrateh?
23:39.18Georgemozrat: had to get a refund then order a drink, and got some money back from the till
23:39.36mozratthats stupid
23:39.46Georgeyes. yes it is.
23:39.56mozratdid the.... umm.. rather keen member of the audience go to the pub?
23:40.05Georgemozrat: yes
23:40.11mozratshouldn't be nasty as he obviously has some condition
23:40.19mozratbut Crispin did well do keep going with him
23:40.20Georgeheh.
23:40.25George:)
23:40.55Georgewas he trying to be funny or helpful?
23:40.56Georgeor some combination of both?
23:40.56mozratno, I think he was just a mentalist
23:40.59Georgelovely.
23:41.08GeorgeI thought my entry to the room was classic :)
23:41.10mozratpoor guy
23:41.40Georgehohoho
23:42.44mozratAppArmo(u)r is nice technology though
23:42.58Georgeboycott it until it's got a decent name
23:43.00Georgelike AppArmour
23:43.05mozratyes
23:43.33Georgeldnblk was cool
23:43.38Georgehe's a good guy :)
23:43.39mozratyeah he is
23:43.46Georgeand was good to meet sladen
23:43.53mozratwho was that?
23:43.59Georgethe ubuntu guy
23:44.04mozratah right
23:44.07Georgehe's really good friends with a KDE devel friend of mine
23:44.10mozratwho was the Scots guy behind us?
23:44.12Georgeso I know him indirectly
23:44.18Georgethat was itsbruce
23:44.20Georgethe guy with the treo
23:44.38Georgehe said he thought I'd be less well behaved :D
23:44.55mozratThats Bruce!
23:45.05Georgeapparently
23:45.15Georgeand rhowe was next to me
23:45.21Georgeand kicked me when I told him to not use GNOME
23:45.30Georgewhen he whined about something in GNOME auto executing
23:47.28mozrat:)
23:47.30mozratgood
23:48.22Georgewhy do people always expect me to be loud and abrasive in real life? ;)
23:48.51mozratNFI
23:50.19mozratDoesn't take you long to get home then George?
23:50.27mozratI thought it would take you longer
23:52.36mozratGeorge: did you notice Crispin used Thunderbird and not Evolution
23:52.43mozratbeing a Novell employee and all
23:58.10Georgemozrat: nope
23:58.16Georgemozrat: yes, I did notice
23:58.24mozratEvolution both sucks and blows
23:58.35Georgenever used it
23:58.37GeorgeI like kmail
23:58.45Georgekmail handles my 200000 emails with ease
23:58.59mozratin one folder?
23:59.07mozratwethrin: nooo
23:59.11George49000 is my biggest mail folder
23:59.13mozratmail folders suck
23:59.17Georgethat's kde-commits mailing list
23:59.21wethrin:)
23:59.23wethrinMaildir!
23:59.28Georgeyes, it's maildir
23:59.28mozratthat is why we have virtual folder and the ability to filter
23:59.41mozratyeah, I wouldn't recommend mbox
23:59.43mozratheh
23:59.54Georgegeorge@iridium ~/Mail $ find . -type f | wc -l
23:59.54George229760

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