irclog2html for #gllug on 20060310

`00:00.04`	`ldnblk`	`leeds: the mplayer command line comand ?`
`00:00.39`	`Leeds`	`yes`
`00:00.48`	`Leeds`	`go RTFM`
`00:00.58`	`George`	`lol`
`00:01.19`	`ldnblk`	`leeds point taken ouch !`
`00:02.01`	`George`	`irc is a harsh universe`
`00:02.38`	`George`	`hrmm`
`00:03.05`	`George`	`when terabytes of disk space become commonplace I wonder what the slang term for terabytes will be`
`00:03.15`	`George`	`we've gone from "megs" to "gigs"`
`00:03.22`	`George`	`"ters" sounds retarded`
`00:03.29`	`Leeds`	`what I meant was that both George and I have given you working example command-lines for ripping with mplayer/mencoder, and they have plenty of good docs on how to do it`
`00:04.16`	`George`	`Leeds: why is yours better?`
`00:04.55`	`ldnblk`	`thanx for that leed; i am now speaking 2u via a bluetooth connection on xp, so i will experiment later with those commands`
`00:05.14`	`Leeds`	`George: it's a 'lossless' dump of the stream`
`00:05.35`	`George`	`Leeds: I was under the impression -oac copy and -ovc copy made a lossless copy`
`00:05.58`	`George`	`ldnblk: mencoder will also encode to just about any format`
`00:06.10`	`George`	`ldnblk: man mencod`
`00:06.12`	`George`	`blah`
`00:06.13`	`George`	`man mencoder`
`00:06.21`	`Leeds`	`only of a single channel - dumpstream includes all audio channels, subtitles, etc.`
`00:06.37`	`George`	`Leeds: ah.`
`00:06.48`	`George`	`Leeds: some of us don't like watching movies in languages we don't understand :)`
`00:07.08`	`Leeds`	`dolby foo? commentary?`
`00:07.26`	`George`	`yeah, we don't watch those either :P`
`00:07.26`	`ldnblk`	`what is this foo thingy all about ?`
`00:08.01`	`ldnblk`	`is it anything to do with foo man chu ? made in hong kong ?`
`00:10.02`	`George`	`http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foo#Foo.2C_Bar.2C_Baz.2C_and_Boo`
`00:12.05`	`Leeds`	`for some reason, I tend to use fish, frog, dog, man`
`00:12.27`	`George`	`?`
`00:13.24`	`ldnblk`	`hey leeds i saw a documentry about china eating dogs, have they exported it to hong kong yet ?`
`00:14.28`	`Leeds`	`it's illegal here`
`00:14.55`	`George`	`why is it illegal to eat dogs?`
`00:15.03`	`George`	`are they somehow "better" than cows?`
`00:15.11`	`Leeds`	`yes, they are cuter`
`00:15.14`	`George`	`seems a bit illogical`
`00:15.17`	`George`	`cows are cute`
`00:15.19`	`George`	`mooo`
`00:15.25`	`Leeds`	`there's probably some health theory...`
`00:15.39`	`George`	`ah`
`00:15.48`	`George`	`"we don't want to turn out like the koreans did" :)`
`00:15.53`	`Leeds`	`incidentally, I watched a film on the plane on the way back from .au in a foreign language - Japanese`
`00:16.05`	`Leeds`	`geek rom-com`
`00:16.17`	`ldnblk`	`have you seen old boy leeds ?`
`00:16.23`	`ldnblk`	`the film`
`00:16.27`	`Leeds`	`never heard of it`
`00:17.01`	`ldnblk`	`its korean, and its very good not for the faint hearted`
`00:17.15`	`George`	`http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Boy`
`00:17.32`	`Leeds`	`this one was about a bloke who met a girl by accident, then spent the entire film getting advice from his mates online as to how to woo her - including using a PDA while out on dates`
`00:17.41`	`George`	`Leeds: ah, that one`
`00:20.19`	`Leeds`	`shower time...`
`00:21.41`	`George`	`I think I might sleep now`
`00:21.42`	`George`	`'night`
`00:22.04`	`ldnblk`	`enjoy leeds & night george, night jim bob`
`00:22.09`	`George`	`jim bob?`
`00:22.15`	`ldnblk`	`night mary loo`
`00:22.32`	`George`	`I thought it was spelt mary lou :)`
`00:22.50`	`ldnblk`	`your too smart for me george`
`00:23.10`	`ldnblk`	`i'm going to have to get up real earlier 2 put one past u !`
`00:23.17`	`George`	`?`
`00:23.24`	`George`	`blah`
`00:23.30`	`George`	`I got a C in my chemistry module`
`00:23.30`	`George`	`so ner`
`00:23.37`	`George`	`which I am unelievably proud of`
`00:23.42`	`George`	`s/un/unb/`
`00:24.24`	`ldnblk`	`i think u should be locked in the basement and fed only pizza till your grade improves !`
`00:24.36`	`George`	`I got a solid A in Further Maths though`
`00:24.42`	`George`	`94, 93 and 95 out of 100`
`00:25.20`	`ldnblk`	`you beat my 93 in calculas i hate u !`
`00:25.55`	`George`	`which calculus?`
`00:26.41`	`ldnblk`	`thought u were going 2 bed, fyi laplace/fourrier series`
`00:27.00`	`ldnblk`	`have u heard of K A Stroud ?`
`00:27.01`	`George`	`yeah, we haven't done anyof those`
`00:27.08`	`George`	`that's differential equations isn't it?`
`00:27.48`	`ldnblk`	`he make heavy duty calculas seem like childs play`
`00:27.57`	`ldnblk`	`yeah thats right`
`00:28.40`	`George`	`calculus is easy :)`
`00:28.50`	`George`	`or rather, it's easy when you can be bothered to sort it out`
`00:29.31`	`ldnblk`	`i agree, K A Stroud I salute U`
`00:29.43`	`George`	`?`
`00:31.12`	`ldnblk`	`K A Stroud has Authored books that explain heavy duty calculus in its most simplistic terms hence 93`
`00:31.14`	`ldnblk`	`i agree, K A Stroud I salute U`
`00:33.38`	`ldnblk`	`night all`
`00:58.20`	`Leeds`	`hello angelchild, goodbye all, /me goes to wokr`
`00:58.33`	`angelchild`	`hehe`
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`09:18.36`	`morsing`	`Leeds: Cool :-)`
`09:18.45`	`morsing`	`Although times flies too quickly`
`09:18.55`	`morsing`	`I've got so much I want to do`
`09:18.57`	`Leeds`	`when do you start working again?`
`09:19.01`	`morsing`	`27th`
`09:19.33`	`SlammerXP`	`my new mail setup is working and passes every test I can think of`
`09:19.42`	`SlammerXP`	`this means it's subtely broken`
`09:19.43`	`morsing`	`SlammerXP: Good for you`
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`09:56.44`	`Leeds`	`have a good Friday all...`
`09:58.56`	`morsing`	`boudiccas!`
`10:00.39`	`boudiccas`	`morsing!`
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`11:37.07`	`cbz`	`morgen`
`11:43.44`	`George`	`I HATE CHEMISTRY`
`11:45.47`	`pie`	`But George, Chemistry is the root of all life, do you hate everything?`
`11:46.00`	`George`	`yes`
`11:46.14`	`pie`	`Oh.`
`11:46.22`	`pie`	`bummer.`
`11:46.37`	`George`	`anyone and everyone on this channel knows that`
`11:50.18`	`pie`	`This will cheer you up, guaranteed! http://groups.google.com/group/comp.lang.ruby/msg/1561aa2896650df0`
`11:59.14`	`George`	`hrmmph`
`11:59.20`	`George`	`CPU fan just failed`
`12:02.30`	`z00dax`	`morning`
`12:02.44`	`z00dax`	`morsing! George!`
`12:16.23`	`wethrin`	`Chemistry++`
`12:23.08`	`z00dax`	`not the organic variety, no`
`12:24.50`	`wethrin`	`Organic chemistry can be fun too`
`12:25.27`	`z00dax`	`for the last 2 years of my school life, i thought it would be the cause of my death`
`12:26.52`	`wethrin`	`Heh`
`12:26.57`	`wethrin`	`I found that too`
`12:27.03`	`wethrin`	`Now I'm working with organics`
`12:51.33`	`mozrat`	`morning!`
`12:53.42`	`mozrat`	`pie - thats funny :-)`
`13:00.33`	`z00dax`	`mozrat, !`
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`13:29.42`	`morsing`	`I'm back`
`13:29.46`	`morsing`	`JAV!`
`13:30.13`	`z00dax`	`hey morsing!`
`13:30.15`	`JAV`	`hello!`
`13:30.20`	`z00dax`	`JAV,`
`13:30.39`	`morsing`	`z00dax`
`13:30.39`	`morsing`	`1`
`13:31.28`	`SlammerXP`	`z00dax: ENOMAILFLOW`
`13:32.32`	`z00dax`	`SlammerXP, aa... forgot to check... will do in a bit`
`13:58.45`	`mozrat`	`z00dax: how is it going?`
`14:03.41`	`z00dax`	`mozrat, not too bad, same ol same ol. you tell, howse the NYC experience been so far`
`14:19.44`	`morsing`	`Check it!`
`14:20.47`	`z00dax`	`morsing, looks good to me`
`14:41.51`	`wethrin`	`Boingggggggggggg`
`14:56.03`	`pie`	`<PROTECTED>`
`15:27.22`	`morsing`	`pie!`
`15:31.07`	`pie`	`politely this time`
`15:44.55`	`morsing`	`Yay`
`15:48.35`	`new2unix`	`I guess some things just werent made for each other. shrugs`
`15:49.21`	`cbz`	`Why would you want to use PPTP anyway?`
`15:53.02`	`new2unix`	`cbz: Because pptp is what comes with SME Server (A Server that i am helping to administer)`
`15:53.48`	`cbz`	`okay`
`15:54.11`	`cbz`	`It's just as insecure as a fairly insecure thing, for all it's PN pretentions`
`15:56.08`	`new2unix`	`Well SME Server runs Linux, which isnt what i would have had facing the Internet if i had my way. :)`
`16:02.04`	`new2unix`	`Wethrin: OpenBSD? Is it a secret code like Open Seseme? And where does this secret entrance lead to? :)`
`16:02.14`	`wethrin`	`The NET!`
`16:15.43`	`pie`	`The .NET`
`16:15.46`	`pie`	`!`
`16:17.19`	`pie`	`ibot, new2unix is an OpenBSD fanboy!`
`16:17.20`	`ibot`	`pie: okay`
`16:20.34`	`wethrin`	`~pie`
`16:20.49`	`pie`	`~wethrin`
`16:20.51`	`ibot`	`[wethrin] bigger than a breadbox, unless said breadbox is > 5'11" long, or silly, or afraid that its time to correct how people use it's, or ha`
`16:21.35`	`pie`	`ibot, pie is a baked dish, with a baked shell usually made of pastry that covers or completely contains a filling of meat, fish, vegetables, fruit, cheeses, creams, chocolate, custards, nuts, or other sweet or savoury ingredient.`
`16:21.37`	`ibot`	`ACTION hits is a baked dish, with a baked shell usually made of pastry that covers or completely contains a filling of meat, fish, vegetables, fruit, cheeses, creams, chocolate, custards, nuts, or other sweet or savoury ingredient. in the face with a cream pie`
`16:21.47`	`pie`	`ibot, pie is a baked dish, with a baked shell usually made of pastry that covers or completely contains a filling of meat, fish, vegetables, fruit, cheeses, creams, chocolate, custards, nuts, or other sweet or savoury ingredient!`
`16:21.49`	`ibot`	`ACTION hits is a baked dish, with a baked shell usually made of pastry that covers or completely contains a filling of meat, fish, vegetables, fruit, cheeses, creams, chocolate, custards, nuts, or other sweet or savoury ingredient! in the face with a cream pie`
`16:21.52`	`pie`	`Hmmm.`
`16:23.14`	`wethrin`	`ibot pie pie`
`16:23.15`	`ibot`	`ACTION hits pie in the face with a cream pie`
`16:23.23`	`wethrin`	`Ahh. Pie is an action`
`16:24.04`	`cbz`	`yus`
`16:44.58`	`boudiccas`	`I thought 'pie' was 3.22 recurring! yes/no?`
`16:45.55`	`pie`	`3.14159 26535 89793 23846 26433 83279 50288 41971 69399 37510`
`16:46.01`	`pie`	`to 50 decimal places`
`16:46.06`	`wethrin`	`mmm pi`
`16:46.11`	`pie`	`or a tasty desert`
`16:46.53`	`pie`	`or in fact a tasty main course!`
`16:47.29`	`wethrin`	`pi.e would be 8.53983422267......`
`16:47.37`	`pie`	`ibot, pi is a baked dish, with a baked shell usually made of pastry that covers or completely contains a filling of meat, fish, vegetables, fruit, cheeses, creams, chocolate, custards, nuts, or other sweet or savoury ingredient.`
`16:47.39`	`ibot`	`pie: cannot alter locked factoids`
`16:47.48`	`pie`	`darn`
`16:47.54`	`pie`	`ibot pi?`
`16:47.55`	`ibot`	`well, pi is 3.141592653589793238462643383279502884197169399375105820974944592307816406286208998628034825342117067982148086513282306647093844609550582231725359408128481117450284102701938521105559644622948954930381964428810975665933446128475648233786783165271201909145648566923460348610454326648213393607260249141273724587006606315588174881520920962829254091`
`16:48.01`	`wethrin`	`heh`
`16:48.17`	`z00dax`	`that bot has issues`
`16:48.29`	`pie`	`ibot has issues`
`16:48.45`	`pie`	`ibot, ibot has isues`
`16:55.55`	`morsing`	`ibot that's not pi`
`16:58.47`	`morsing`	`Mmm... Chocolate`
`16:59.14`	`new2unix`	`morsing: i still have 2 of 3 boxes in my fridge :)`
`16:59.29`	`new2unix`	`1 of 3`
`17:00.04`	`morsing`	`Hmm... http://bsdqed.com/FOSDeM/CNV00033.JPG`
`17:05.03`	`z00dax`	`morsing, wonder what was on your mind at the time`
`17:08.16`	`pie`	`curious: http://bsdqed.com/FOSDeM/CNV00034.JPG`
`17:08.27`	`morsing`	`new2unix: flopsie wants to know why the favicon(?) is a Go thingy?`
`17:08.46`	`morsing`	`z00dax: Food without a doubt ;-)`
`17:14.19`	`new2unix`	`morsing: flopsie?`
`17:17.30`	`new2unix`	`morsing: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conway's_Game_of_Life`
`17:17.46`	`new2unix`	`morsing: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hacker_Emblem`
`17:20.03`	`morsing`	`17:05 < flopsie> the ... argle ... I've forgotten the word ... favicon ... it's Go ... why?>`
`17:22.01`	`new2unix`	`but... flopsie isnt on this channel.`
`17:22.22`	`morsing`	`No - she's on lbw`
`17:22.37`	`morsing`	`Why?`
`17:25.54`	`new2unix`	`so how did flopsie, who isnt on this channel but on lbw, manage to ask me what the favicon was?`
`17:26.05`	`wethrin`	`by proxy`
`17:26.13`	`morsing`	`wethrin: Back me up here`
`17:26.21`	`morsing`	`And mozrat :-)`
`17:26.51`	`wethrin`	`In a VOLVO :-)`
`17:26.54`	`morsing`	`:-(`
`17:26.58`	`new2unix`	`hah`
`17:27.33`	`morsing`	`And now to something completely different`
`17:27.35`	`morsing`	`http://chevyhiperformance.com/techarticles/49798/`
`17:27.38`	`morsing`	`Hah!`
`17:32.05`	`cbz`	`what is lbw?`
`17:32.30`	`wethrin`	`Linux Bier Wanderung`
`17:32.51`	`cbz`	`Oh, not large black women.`
`17:32.59`	`wethrin`	`No, sorry`
`17:35.46`	`morsing`	`cbz: I'm sure there's a channel for that as well...`
`17:36.14`	`morsing`	`cbz: Are you new here?`
`17:36.25`	`morsing`	`cbz: The next round of beer is on you then ;-)`
`17:36.31`	`morsing`	`Mmm... beer`
`17:36.39`	`cbz`	`Depends what you mean by 'new'.`
`17:36.49`	`morsing`	`Not old`
`17:37.21`	`cbz`	`I've attended gllug a few times ages ago when it was in the Docklands.`
`17:37.32`	`new2unix`	`You tried to access the address http://chevyhiperformance.com/techsticles/49798/ which is currently unavailable`
`17:37.55`	`morsing`	`new2unix: Works fine for me`
`17:37.57`	`new2unix`	`Nevermind. found it. :)`
`17:38.24`	`cbz`	`Colin, was it colin ? The chap who worked for a pipe company used to attend Lonix meets. I think he was one of the early organisers ot gluug.`
`17:38.57`	`wethrin`	`Colin Murphy?`
`17:39.37`	`cbz`	`Quite possibly.`
`17:39.45`	`cbz`	`he passed me on his bike the other day on TCR.`
`17:40.22`	`morsing`	`cbz: Did you wave?`
`17:40.33`	`cbz`	`Yes. But i don't think he noticed :)`
`17:42.36`	`wethrin`	`Ooh. He's still alive, then`
`17:42.40`	`wethrin`	`Haven't seen him for some time`
`17:43.46`	`cbz`	`Almost certainly alive, unless his shade haunts TCR`
`17:44.20`	`wethrin`	`It might well do :)`
`17:45.59`	`new2unix`	`Spoke with Colin just before fosdem. He is indeed alive and kicking.`
`17:46.30`	`cbz`	`For reference, ISTR the last meeting I attended featured someone from SGI talking about XFS - when it had first been released.`
`17:47.31`	`wethrin`	`new2unix: And his excuse for not attending was.....?`
`17:49.16`	`new2unix`	`Wethrin: Cant remember. But i'll drag him along for the next one. :)`
`17:49.21`	`wethrin`	`Good man`
`17:50.36`	`morsing`	`wethrin: Pub meet?`
`17:51.45`	`wethrin`	`morsing: Not organised by me, for some time`
`17:51.51`	`wethrin`	`Hmm`
`17:51.57`	`wethrin`	`morsing: You wanted to visit Durham at some point?`
`17:52.43`	`wethrin`	`Err. Anyway. I must dash`
`18:24.47`	`morsing`	`wethrin?`
`18:26.52`	`morsing`	`What time zone is US east coast?`
`18:28.01`	`morsing`	`-5?`
`18:28.04`	`morsing`	`Hello`
`18:28.11`	`morsing`	`ibot TZ US east coast`
`18:40.08`	`morsing`	`Check it!`
`18:43.18`	`wethrin`	`Hello`
`18:43.24`	`wethrin`	`Yes, it's -5`
`18:44.02`	`morsing`	`wethrin: Is end of next week good?`
`18:44.38`	`wethrin`	`The weekend should be okay`
`18:44.54`	`morsing`	`Weekend or Friday?`
`18:45.05`	`morsing`	`Where can I stay?`
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`18:51.22`	`wethrin`	`Hm. Saturday. I'm still busy on the Friday`
`18:51.42`	`wethrin`	`I can see if I can book you in to a nice little B&B/pub. �40/night`
`18:58.36`	`morsing`	`Ok`
`18:58.47`	`morsing`	`wethrin: Any good beer pubs around`
`18:58.53`	`morsing`	`?`
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`18:59.27`	`wethrin`	`morsing: Of course. The one I can try and book you in`
`18:59.35`	`morsing`	`boudiccas!`
`18:59.53`	`boudiccas`	`morsing!`
`19:01.03`	`morsing`	`beer`
`19:04.07`	`boudiccas`	`morsing; yes please`
`19:08.53`	`George`	`my cpu has overheated`
`19:08.59`	`George`	`I walked back into my room and noticed the smell of solder`
`19:13.45`	`cbz`	`right, the weekend she is beginning`
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`19:16.15`	`pdr`	`hey all, anyone know where henrik works`
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`19:45.09`	`morsing`	`pdr: I'm unemployed!`
`19:45.52`	`pdr`	`ah, ok, i met a guy today called henrik and i thought it might have been you. :-)`
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`19:51.40`	`morsing`	`pdr: I haven't been outside today!`
`19:51.43`	`morsing`	`:-)`
`19:52.25`	`pdr`	`i guess it wasn't you then`
`19:53.25`	`morsing`	`Who was it?`
`19:53.43`	`morsing`	`pdr: This is me:`
`19:53.44`	`pdr`	`a guy i met in a job interview today, a unix sysadmin`
`19:53.46`	`morsing`	`http://bsdqed.com/FOSDeM/CNV00033.JPG`
`19:53.51`	`morsing`	`Ahh...`
`19:54.09`	`pdr`	`on the left or right?`
`19:54.10`	`morsing`	`pdr: I believe we shared a room in Brussels as well`
`19:54.14`	`morsing`	`Left`
`19:54.29`	`pdr`	`yeah, it was you today!! ;-)`
`19:54.35`	`morsing`	`Eh?!`
`19:54.37`	`pdr`	`morsing: did we?`
`19:54.41`	`morsing`	`I haven't been anywhere?!?!?!`
`19:54.42`	`pdr`	`(i'm joking)`
`19:54.46`	`morsing`	`pdr: Yes we did`
`19:55.04`	`morsing`	`I was sleeping above Michael`
`19:55.05`	`pdr`	`sorry if i woke you at all then`
`19:55.35`	`morsing`	`pdr: Where was this other Henrik from?`
`19:55.47`	`pdr`	`dunno`
`19:55.57`	`pdr`	`it's a particularly danish name isn't it?`
`19:56.15`	`morsing`	`Or swedish`
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`19:56.39`	`morsing`	`boudiccas!`
`19:56.47`	`pdr`	`i don't think his accent was swedish, but then i wouldn't know`
`19:56.54`	`pdr`	`bbiab, phone`
`19:56.56`	`boudiccas`	`morsing!`
`19:57.18`	`morsing`	`boudiccas: You're very bouncy today`
`19:57.45`	`boudiccas`	`just trying to set up some daemons starting on boot`
`19:58.07`	`boudiccas`	`got the major one starting now so i'll leave it at that i think`
`19:58.20`	`morsing`	`pdr: How well do you know Tet?`
`20:01.42`	`pdr`	`morsing: quite well, was out with him last friday`
`20:01.50`	`pdr`	`he was my boss for a few years`
`20:01.52`	`pdr`	`why?`
`20:02.36`	`morsing`	`pdr: What's his role on the Smax team? Is he the boss?`
`20:05.36`	`z00dax`	`boudiccas, run 'setup' and enable whatever you need`
`20:05.46`	`z00dax`	`well, run setup, then select services`
`20:10.36`	`morsing`	`Which one is Tet?`
`20:10.36`	`morsing`	`http://www.smax.co.uk/gallery.asp#`
`20:48.44`	`boudiccas`	`z00dax; i was setting up folding to run as a service [just included the instructions onto the web page] and clamav too`
`23:06.28`	`z00dax`	`boudiccas, ok`
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