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01:20.35Georgemoo
07:23.36morsingWhat a beautiful morning :)
07:47.55morsingIs anyone nearly awake yet?
07:48.08morsings/feel/feels/
07:49.01morsingYES! I beat TimMagic  :D
07:50.26morsingHellO?
08:39.03morsingibot wake wethrin
08:39.10ibotwethrin: GOOD MORNING!!!
08:46.02SlayerXPi'm a bit awake
08:52.37morsingWoo SlayerXP!
08:52.39morsingBBQ?
08:52.58SlayerXPi'd love to
08:53.44morsingCome over this afternoon then
08:54.03SlayerXPno flights
08:54.22SlayerXPi already thought about turning up in london to surprise lynda
08:58.06morsingLynda?
08:59.08SlayerXPmy partner
09:03.40morsingHuh? She's not in Norway?!
09:03.46SlayerXPnope
09:03.54morsingPoor you
09:03.56SlayerXPshe moved back to london 2 weeks ago
09:04.03morsingAhh...
09:04.19SlayerXPwell, 12 days
09:04.30morsingNorway wasn't the glamerous lifestyle she had expected?
09:05.00SlayerXPit's just not worked out for us here.
09:05.21morsingBecause of the price of beer?
09:05.28SlayerXPquite a few factors
09:05.36SlayerXPthe two most important ones are:
09:05.45SlayerXP1)  it's basically impossible to get a job here unless you're norwegian
09:05.58SlayerXP2)  the food here is very very poor by comparison
09:06.04SlayerXPand I like cooking
09:06.19SlayerXPso not being able to get good quality fresh ingrediants is a real pest for me
09:06.34SlayerXPand there's some common stuff you just can't get here. full stop.
09:09.12morsingSlayerXP: Well, I have the same problem living in Eng;and
09:09.26SlayerXPyou can;t get work because you're not norwegian? :)
09:10.13morsingCan't get proper food and lack of ingredients
09:10.24morsingAnd I miss good chocolate and cheese
09:10.31SlayerXPi miss meat.
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09:11.08morsingSlayerXP: Yeah I know meat in Norway is a problem
09:12.58SlayerXPthere is some "okay" meat, but it's appallingly expensive
09:13.07SlayerXPyou're looking at about £18 per kilo
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09:29.33morsingGonz0!
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09:53.23TimMagicmorsing: yes indeed you did beat me
09:53.33TimMagicbut i am attempting to play catch up
09:53.39TimMagicfear not
09:54.22TimMagichas anyone looked at my blog?
09:54.41TimMagichttp://timmymagic.blogspot.com
09:54.44TimMagicits great
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10:14.34TimMagichi shai!
10:24.46TimMagichmm no one likes me!
10:24.56TimMagicor there is no-one here!
10:28.10TimMagicyo z00dax
10:28.17TimMagichows it hangin?
10:28.50z00daxTimMagic: not too bad, gota drive upto ipswitch later today
10:28.55z00daxnot looking forward to that at all
10:33.10TimMagichmm yeah
10:33.26TimMagicthe a12 - the most funtastic road in the world
10:33.32TimMagicwhy to ipswich?
10:33.55z00daxactually to a small obscure village near there - hitcham
10:34.14z00daxsort of visiting $random family friend for a meal
10:35.51TimMagicz00dax: ok
10:35.56TimMagicleeds: huh?!?
10:36.41z00daxLeeds: get everyone together at the same place ?
10:37.00SlayerXPLeeds: well, where's the big hand pointing to?
10:37.13LeedsTimMagic: got confused over what time the match was... got a seat booked in a bar for it... also dinner with group of friends, a couple of whom want to see the match, also, invited to a party with a completely different group of people, none of whom I know
10:37.38Leedsmatch at 9pm (I thought it was midnight)... dinner at 7:30pm across town... party at 9pm in another part of town
10:37.42TimMagicabandon the ones you dont know
10:37.58TimMagicdinner in fron of football in bar with football loving friends
10:38.16TimMagics/fron/front/
10:40.00TimMagicproblem solved
10:40.03Leedsthe party is probably a very good networking opportunity
10:40.16z00daxhumm... lan party
10:40.26TimMagiclan party... hehe
10:40.41LeedsI've already had dim sum (a bit of a failure, since almost everything had pork in it) and a drink at an organic cafe with the dinner people
10:40.43TimMagichave dinner with friends and football
10:40.48Leedsyeah, not that sort of networking :-)
10:40.58TimMagicwatch the match and turn up fashionably late for the party
10:41.14z00daxget to the party, with a  5" portaTV
10:41.30z00daxcall friends to $party to join in
10:41.56Leedsthing is... England is the home team here... so, particularly if they do well, La Kwai Fong (drinking/dancing district where I have a seat for footie) is likely to be a major party area
10:42.00z00daxif you dont know anyone at the party, there is a good chance they wont either
10:42.27z00daxwell, thats half 7 right ? you can do that anyway
10:42.44z00daxdepending on how its going, you have the option of calling friends down there to join in later
10:42.53Leedsnah... there's a Jewish guy in my building I've spoken to a couple of times - I bumped into him in the lift today and he invited me... so it's a private/friends-only party
10:43.01Leedsnah, party and match are both at 9pm
10:43.03z00daxah humm
10:43.22z00daxyou could do party with portaTV
10:43.31Leedsgood chance to meet new people... he's in the semi-conductor industry, so possibly a chance to meet new employers
10:43.48TimMagica jew doing stuff on a saturday?!?!?
10:43.51z00daxoh yea - thats always a good thing
10:43.59TimMagicbut yeah
10:44.04TimMagicgood call for new employers
10:44.32LeedsTimMagic: he was on the way back from somewhere religious - wearing jacket, kippah (skullcap) - I was on my way back from having dim sum and buying weetabix at the supermarket for breakfast tomorrow :-)
10:45.20Leedsa catholic friend got confused earlier when I said I didn't eat pork, beause she said she'd seen Jewish people eating pork before... I asked her if she went to church every Sunday... she got the point
10:46.38AndrewBlackThere is the old joke about the Rabbi and the Catholic priest.
10:47.33Leedssex is better
10:47.43LeedsI assume :-)
10:47.56AndrewBlackGot it - I was about to type it out ....
10:48.13Leedssorry - jumping to punchlines is a very rude thing to do
10:48.51AndrewBlackI used to share pager with an Orthodox Jew.  It was a real nuisance.
10:48.55z00daxyes, since some of us dont actually know the joke
10:49.22LeedsAndrewBlack: being on solo duty for a 25 hour period?
10:49.31LeedsAndrewBlack: go ahead, tell the joke... z00dax, I'm sorry
10:49.37z00dax:) no worries
10:49.44z00daxi need to run now anyway, gota drive to ipswitch
10:49.52z00daxLeeds: hope your evening works out
10:49.57z00daxcyalll l8r'z
10:49.58Leedshave fun
10:50.12AndrewBlackOk - Rabbi: Have you ever had Sex  Priest: have you ever had pork  Rabbi:  sex is better
10:50.45AndrewBlackor even ipswich
10:51.24AndrewBlackThat might be a bit compressed...
10:51.36Leedsindeed
10:51.52AndrewBlackOk - Rabbi to priest: Have you ever had Sex
10:52.14AndrewBlackPriest: yes - Rabbi, have you ever had pork  
10:52.32AndrewBlack<PROTECTED>
10:52.52Leedsphantom menace was released in the uk in summer 1999 - that was between the series
10:53.00Leedsoops, wrong channel :-)
10:53.01SlayerXPtry a fourth time, maybe it'll be funny :)
10:53.57LeedsSlayerXP: nasty
10:59.36TimMagiclaters yo
10:59.42TimMagicoff to work
11:00.01SlayerXPgo arrest some evil terrorists
11:00.22SlayerXPtip:  all terrorists have white flags on their cars
11:00.30SlayerXPwith a red cross marking on
11:00.55SlayerXPskip the trials, just ship 'em straight to guantanamo
11:05.56LeedsSlayerXP: not true!  many of them have red crescents on their white flags... and in the future may have red 'crystals' - i.e. a diamond which is culturally acceptable where neither a cross nor a crescent is
11:06.46Leedstime to shower
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11:50.18wethrinmorning
12:08.54Leedsyes, really
12:15.41wethrinHeh
12:55.34morsingwethrin!
12:55.46wethrinmorsing!
12:55.56morsingbeer
12:57.46rhowemorsing: pub outside the flat is BBQing tomorrow
12:58.19morsingIs that an invitation?
12:58.51wethrinmorsing: BBQ where?
12:58.52rhowemorsing: Sounds good to me, if you fancy a visit to Southwark
12:59.10morsingwethrin: My garden
12:59.26wethrinmorsing: Am I invited?
12:59.27morsingrhowe: Your missus coming?
12:59.32rhowemorsing: I still have some wine I bought for your last BBQ which got called off. It's out of date now, but it'll probably be OK
12:59.44rhowemorsing: Might be.. she's in the shower atm
12:59.44morsingwethrin: of course
12:59.46wethrinmorsing: Although I can't come :(
12:59.48wethrinwhich sucks
13:00.43rhowehm, and the football begins
13:00.47morsingrhowe: Wine goes out of date in a month?!
13:00.59morsingrhowe: Does it?
13:01.01rhowemorsing: It was close to the date when I bought it - reduced
13:01.14morsingrhowe: :)
13:01.31morsingrhowe: You need a pay rise :D
13:01.43rhowemorsing: heh
13:01.51rhoweOnly the best for a morsing BBQ :)
13:02.03rhoweSo when's this summer thing?
13:02.15wethrinrhowe: 9th July
13:02.18wethrinBletchley Park
13:02.27rhowewethrin: Hm.. the day before Jia goes back to China
13:02.57rhowe1-0
13:02.59wethrinback for how long?
13:03.04rhowewethrin: A month or two
13:03.15wethrinAhh....so you can pretend to be a batchelor again? :)
13:03.23rhoweheh
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13:22.13bagpussso, what's the story with this Bletchly jaunt?
13:24.33rhowe-ENOMOZRAT
13:25.20bagpussah well, I'll try again later :)
13:33.54rhoweheh, digital TV has kid's commentary for the world cup
13:36.48bagpuss"He's arguing with the referree.  Naughty boy!  I think he's telling the referee to 'fun off', that's a specialist footballing term that means 'well done Ref!'"
13:37.47rhowekid's commentary being kids commentating on the game
13:38.51bagpussoh dear
13:39.29rhoweYeah, it is a bit like that
13:42.45morsingbagpuss?! Robin?
13:43.58morsingbagpuss: What do you want to know about Bletchley?
13:44.58bagpussmorsing: was wondering if I needed to book/get tickets/whatever
13:45.01AndrewBlackanyone know wehre the old london bridge is
13:45.10AndrewBlacksomeone in america bought it
13:45.16bagpussNevada somewhere
13:45.24morsingbagpuss: Nope, just turn up
13:45.28bagpusscool
13:45.35SlayerXPbagpuss: arizona
13:45.46bagpussthere's a difference? :)
13:46.01morsingAndrewBlack: It's two bridges down from Tower bridge, isn't it?
13:46.01SlayerXPno idea.
13:46.23bagpusshttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/London_Bridge
13:46.29bagpussLake Hasavu apparently
13:47.02morsingbagpuss: Are you Robin then?
13:47.17bagpussmorsing: afraid not.  I'm Stephen
13:47.53morsingAhh... Then you're not on your way over for my BBQ :)
13:48.36bagpussunfortunately not
13:48.42bagpussdid I miss much? :P
13:51.36rhowehmm.. not bad. Within a grand, anyhow
13:51.54bagpussnot bad
13:52.43rhoweConsidering that included food for 16 people :)
13:53.48rhowehm, over a grand when you factor in shoes & dress
13:53.59bagpussworth it?
14:18.25rhoweIndeed
14:18.46rhoweGive it 3 months and my finances should've recovered :)
14:19.20rhowe(by which point I'll be booking tickets for China and Kenya :P)
14:23.33SlayerXPrhowe: where the giraffes live? and the zebra?
14:23.45SlayerXPkenya, kenya, kenya, kenya
14:23.52SlayerXP(forget norway)
14:31.18bagpussrhowe: why Kenya?
14:32.00SlayerXPbagpuss: because they have lions, and tigers, in kenya
14:32.13SlayerXPKenya believe it?
14:32.36bagpussno bears?
14:32.37bagpussoh my
14:33.43SlayerXPbagpuss: http://www.weebls-stuff.com/toons/kenya/
14:34.04bagpussand I'm pretty sure that Kenya doesn't have tigers...although I might be mistaken
14:59.22JAVhellp
14:59.24JAVo
15:03.27JAVkenya, kenya keeenya
15:03.34JAVgreat :D
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18:44.54Leedsgood morning and goodnight all - and rhowe, you'd better be coming here, and it had better be while I'm here
18:56.10GeorgeIT'S HOT
20:39.07ErwinThe Savoy Grill restaurant gives some excellent service. The guy in the gents' room turned on the water for me and toom my towel when I was finished drying my hands, then brushed off my suit. If I had stayed there a minute longer he'd probably be shining my shoes.
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20:59.24eyorehaving taken this laptop apart
21:00.03eyorei'm now starting to wonder if it will be so easy to put back togethor
21:19.42wethrinha ha :-P
21:19.49wethrinYou'll have a few left over
21:39.36TimMagichi all!
21:39.41TimMagicsee the game today?
21:39.57z00daxthere was a game today ?
21:41.22TimMagicyeah
21:41.22wethrinThere was a boat race
21:41.22TimMagictrinidad and tobago vs sweden
21:41.22z00daxwho won ?
21:41.22TimMagicdidnt seem fair that sweden had to play two teams at once but hey
21:41.22TimMagic0-0
21:41.22z00daxbe a long way for sweden to row anyway
21:42.28TimMagicyeah
21:43.38wethrinYeah, but they're all Vikings :)
21:43.43TimMagicerwin: do you know that the savoy toilet man will do anything if you give him money?
21:44.01TimMagicwethrin: unless they are lapps
21:44.24z00daxvikings, the dudes with the pointy hat's ?
21:44.40TimMagicno z00dax - those are wizards
21:44.49z00daxhagar the horrible!
21:45.16George:'(
21:45.26wethrinHagar rocks!
21:45.28z00daxGeorge: you are on the right path
21:45.42George?
21:46.00z00daxi think George could potentially, with the right guidance, grow up to be Hagar!
21:46.22wethrinHe doesn't have the right hair
21:46.37z00daxnor the beard
21:51.04wethrinMmm
21:51.10wethrinGeorge should grow a beard
21:52.17Georgewhy?
21:52.36z00daxgotta look the part
21:56.26TimMagicyeah you would make a good hagar george
22:04.59SlayerXPby the time george manages to grow a full beard, redhat might have caught up with debian in terms of package management technology.
22:05.16z00daxSlayerXP: thats got to be a joke
22:05.27z00daxconsidering debian cant get their act into this decade as yet
22:05.33z00daxright
22:05.38z00daxconsidering debian is just about all dead
22:05.44SlayerXPsure
22:05.55z00daxwhatever is left of it - ubuntu will clear up soon
22:05.55SlayerXPjust the last few hundred thouand users desperately clinging on
22:05.57z00daxnot to worry
22:06.22z00daxSlayerXP: do you realise that centos is going to have more servers online than debian if the rate of growth of centos stays the same, in under 5 months
22:06.50SlayerXPz00dax: that will be a very special moment for you.
22:06.58SlayerXPbased on whos statistics?
22:06.58z00daxSlayerXP: will be indeed :)
22:07.04z00daxSlayerXP: netcraft
22:07.31z00daxwas quite nice when we broke the 2 million severs online mark
22:07.57SlayerXPcome back when you have a proper package management and policy system.
22:08.00wethrinWho are you, and what have you done with the real SlayerXP?
22:08.03wethrinOh, there you are.
22:08.06SlayerXPo/
22:08.21z00daxSlayerXP: compared to what ? braindead dpkg and apt ?
22:08.35z00daxSlayerXP: come back when debian has a proper 64 bit system that actually works
22:08.42z00daxor a multilib handling capability
22:08.47SlayerXPcome back when you offer more than 25% of the stuff debian does, out of the box, tested, with full bug and revision history, with a responsible responsive contact.
22:08.49z00daxor a... < long list >
22:09.09z00daxSlayerXP: consider debian does not have a installer that works most of the time, pkg tree is sort of academic
22:09.29SlayerXPz00dax: consider that installing debian is something one does once per physical server, every couple of years at most.
22:09.29z00daxand debian testing is laughable at best
22:09.36SlayerXPz00dax: laughable howso?
22:09.39z00daxdrive by packaging policy is more of a hazard than a benefit
22:09.56z00daxSlayerXP: what % of the pkg tree has maintainers that are no longer even using debian ?
22:10.10SlayerXPi give up.  what %age?
22:10.11z00daxi remember the 20% figure being spoken about at fosdem this year
22:10.19SlayerXPbased on whos survey?
22:10.24z00daxdunno
22:10.35z00daxwas a Gentoo V/s Debian chat in the mozilla hacker room
22:10.39SlayerXPso, essentially, you pulled that figure out of your ass :)
22:10.52z00daxso the figure might have been pulled up from nowhere, for all i know
22:10.58SlayerXP"someone I overheard said so, therefore that's a reliable statistic"
22:11.07z00daxi know however that pkg policy is most 'drive by, do something when you have nothing else going on;
22:11.18z00daxSlayerXP: you tell me, how much is it then ?
22:11.24z00dax18% ?
22:11.26SlayerXPpass.
22:11.27z00dax40% ?
22:11.30SlayerXPI have no idea either.
22:11.52z00daxrun the rpmforge pkg versions against debian stable's tree, for just those 4k pkgs
22:11.53SlayerXPbut I don't quote random figures overheard in the middle of a heated debate and present them as facts, either
22:12.06TimMagicis centos worth running?
22:12.16TimMagicand does it run on geriatric boxes?
22:12.16z00daxI am not presenting it as fact, the only fact i am stating is that the pkg policy on debian is laughable
22:12.31SlayerXPo f course not, it's redhat
22:12.45SlayerXPz00dax: that's not a fact, that's your _opinion_
22:12.46z00daxTimMagic: depends on what you need, on the server end, yes - CentOS, for most people, is worth running
22:12.55z00daxSlayerXP: well, you want the facts ?
22:13.06SlayerXPsure. roll 'em in.
22:13.14z00daxSlayerXP: run the rpmforge pkg Ver-Release against the debian stable tree... you have your facts
22:13.29SlayerXPz00dax: what's one of thos,e exactly?
22:13.55SlayerXPalso you said testing was laughable, not stable.
22:14.04SlayerXPstable is another box of miscellaneous swimming things.
22:14.11z00daxi dont consider testing worth anything
22:14.20SlayerXPditto me and centos
22:14.28z00daxhobby'ists can find a large number of much more apt distro's to run
22:14.28SlayerXPbut those are opinions, not facts.
22:14.32z00daxubuntu / fedora / mandrake
22:14.38z00daxI was only talking about stable
22:15.09z00daxlike i said, run the Ver-Rel against rpmforge. debian. see how many security holes on stable are unpatched
22:15.16TimMagiclets not get all frosty - we all know that ubuntu is by far the best distro
22:15.22z00daxi dont consider forcing users to upgrade versions or breaking api to be stable either
22:15.28SlayerXPz00dax: how do I do that?
22:15.32z00daxTimMagic: for some yes, not for all
22:15.43TimMagicstable, well suppoorted, well updated, free!
22:15.44z00daxSlayerXP: good point.
22:16.09z00daxSlayerXP: i suppose rpm --qf "%{name}-%{version}\n" -qp *.rpm
22:16.16SlayerXPI don't have rpm
22:16.20z00daxthat will give you the Name of pkg, ver, release
22:16.32SlayerXPnor do I have any rpm packages to run it against
22:16.34z00daxyou could use a bit reader and scan the rpm headers in those files then ?
22:16.43z00daxyes, you get the rpm's at rpmforge :)
22:16.51SlayerXPwhy on earth would I want to do that?
22:17.04z00daxcause you wanted to run the comparisons to get your facts
22:17.09z00daxor do you not want those ?
22:17.19SlayerXPthis is your argument, presents facts and methodologies that I can repeat myself if I don't believe you.
22:17.34z00daxyou contradict yourself
22:17.39z00daxi presented the methodology
22:17.48z00daxyou discarded it
22:17.57SlayerXPbecause it's not a complete methodology
22:18.11SlayerXPyou must have reported experiments at school?
22:18.15z00daxdefine: complete
22:18.45z00daxsure, but if i didnt have a tool, i didnt hesitate to grab it off the shelf
22:18.45SlayerXP"take a bunsen burner, a tripod, gauze and a 200ml beaker.
22:19.01z00daxI never refused to do the experiment cause i could nt be bothered to reach out for the tool
22:19.13SlayerXPplace 100ml of distilled water into the beaker and place over the bunsen burner"
22:19.40z00daxah, hmm.
22:19.49SlayerXPyou've gone from "I can prove water boils at 100c"  to  "there! look! it's boiling at 100c" without doing any of the stuff inbetween
22:19.57z00daxI would'nt want to sound patronising. I considered you knew what a package is
22:20.00TimMagicwhy are you talking about chemistry? a bit ot no?
22:20.16SlayerXPgive me something I can do myself that proves your argument
22:20.16z00daxI hated chemistry :(
22:20.23SlayerXPit's called empirical evidence
22:20.34TimMagicyeah
22:20.37z00daxSlayerXP: ok, give me a secon, let me url
22:20.49TimMagicbut maybe its mathmatical proof
22:21.06TimMagicpi = 3.14
22:21.13TimMagic22/7 = 3.14
22:21.19TimMagicergo pi = 22/7
22:21.26TimMagicish
22:21.31SlayerXPexcept 22/7 doesn't equal 3.14
22:21.34SlayerXPbut nice try :)
22:21.36TimMagicyou dont need to do anything
22:21.42TimMagicit just works
22:21.50TimMagicibot 22/7
22:21.52ibot3.142857142857
22:22.07SlayerXPthat's wrong, too
22:22.18SlayerXPlots more numbers after that 7
22:23.05SlayerXPz00dax: it past midnight here.  but I would _really_ like to see you prove your argument.  mail me the details.
22:23.06TimMagicits close enough to prove the point
22:23.19z00daxSlayerXP: sure, willdo
22:23.39z00daxSlayerXP: before you go - can you show me a url for a .deb tree in stable ?
22:23.43TimMagicwe all know that pi = 3.14159265358979323
22:23.57SlayerXPz00dax: there's little point doing a comparison to stable
22:24.13SlayerXPunless you're purely talking bug/security fixes.
22:24.13z00daxwhy ? isnt that what everyone uses ?
22:24.19z00daxcomparing to rawhide is pointless
22:24.30z00daxthere is so much upstream at RH that debian has no chance whatsoever
22:24.47TimMagicor 3.1415926535897932384626433832795028841971693993751058209749445923078164062862089986280348253421170679
22:24.47TimMagic<PROTECTED>
22:24.47TimMagic<PROTECTED>
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22:24.47TimMagic<PROTECTED>
22:25.05z00daxeg. gcc / glibc / kernel / selinux - is mostly fixed up at RH anyway
22:25.12z00daxwell, RH and SuSE to some extent.
22:25.12SlayerXPhttp://ftp.uk.debian.org/debian/
22:25.35SlayerXPpool contains the packages   dists contains the metadata
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22:26.38wethrinToo much pi!
22:26.40z00dax:)
22:26.43TimMagicquoi?
22:26.46TimMagiclol i know
22:27.00TimMagici had it to 4million decimal places
22:27.02z00daxSlayerXP: in dists - what dir am i looking at ?
22:27.09TimMagicmay have been slightly excessive
22:27.13SlayerXPhttp://ftp.uk.debian.org/debian/dists/stable/
22:27.17SlayerXPfor stable
22:27.34z00daxgot it, thanks
22:28.20wethrin~pi
22:28.22iboti heard pi is 3.141592653589793238462643383279502884197169399375105820974944592307816406286208998628034825342117067982148086513282306647093844609550582231725359408128481117450284102701938521105559644622948954930381964428810975665933446128475648233786783165271201909145648566923460348610454326648213393607260249141273724587006606315588174881520920962829254091
22:29.31SlayerXPz00dax: your survey should perhaps also include where centos has a package available, and debian doesn't, and vice versa.
22:29.57SlayerXPand now I'm really going to bed
22:29.57TimMagicthanks ibot! better than my attempt :-S
22:29.58z00daxSlayerXP: how would that effect anything ?
22:30.10SlayerXPz00dax: it would show a comparative scale
22:30.13z00daxSlayerXP: specially issues such as security issues etc
22:30.28z00daxSlayerXP: ok, will include that as one of the scales. I am sure i can come up with a few more scales too
22:30.50SlayerXPif debian has two packages in total, and centos has 100,  it's fair that centos could have more packages with outstanding bugs
22:31.04z00daxcentos has perhaps 6k pkgs
22:31.11z00daxi am sure debian does a lot more.
22:31.18SlayerXPshannon:~# apt-cache stats
22:31.18SlayerXPTotal package names : 22052 (882k)
22:31.18SlayerXP<PROTECTED>
22:31.32z00daxSlayerXP: the aim is to only compare pkgs available on both sides :)
22:31.37SlayerXPindeed.
22:31.54SlayerXPhence my suggestion to indicate where packages are available, or not.
22:32.13z00daxhow does popularity scale work for debian ? cd-1 has most used, cd-2 next most used. etc ?
22:32.28SlayerXPwhat's a popularity scale?
22:32.49z00daxmost used -> least used
22:32.52SlayerXPoh
22:32.53SlayerXPhttp://popcon.debian.org/
22:33.04SlayerXPbed. really. really. &
22:33.19wethrinnn
22:33.25z00daxnite
22:33.55TimMagicnn
22:35.26TimMagicso what did everyone do today?
22:35.41z00daxi went to ipswitch and had some amazing steak
22:35.49TimMagicgood oh
22:35.52wethrinI wandered around the Durham Regatta and Classic Car show
22:35.57z00daxhitcham, if you want to know exactly where
22:36.09TimMagiczoodax: worth enduring the family for?
22:36.09z00daxwethrin: pictures ?
22:36.14z00daxTimMagic: yes yes yes
22:36.22TimMagicwethrin: exciting
22:36.27wethrinz00dax: Yes, but still on my camera
22:36.51TimMagicwell do let us know when they arent on the camera any more
22:36.51z00daxhumm that popcorn side is actually quite a good resource
22:40.04rhowebagpuss: Kenya because, well, that's where my ex flatmate is from
22:40.12rhowebagpuss: and, it's more interesting than Birmingham
22:40.23z00daxrhowe: whats with kenya ?
22:40.32wethrinI may even notify people here
22:41.25rhowez00dax: I've been invited to a wedding in Nairobi
22:42.12bagpuss*are* there actually tigers in Kenya?
22:42.17bagpussI thought they were in Asia
22:42.44z00daxrhowe: go for it - i can imagine its going to be very interesting
22:42.47rhoweHm, tigers are more a jungle creature than a plains one, aren't they?
22:42.55bagpussI thought so
22:43.01z00daxthere are jungles in the plains
22:43.07rhowez00dax: It's around the same time as when I should be going to China to meet the wife's family
22:43.08wethrinYou're only supposed to release the tiger if someone comes at you with an apricot
22:43.29z00daxrhowe: the wife's family are not going anywhere are they
22:43.50bagpussrhowe: have them come meet you!
22:43.51z00dax:)
22:44.16rhowez00dax: True
22:44.26rhowez00dax: However, if not then, it'd have to be the following summer
22:44.49z00daxrhowe: even better :)
22:45.25rhowehmm.. why isn't gimp-ufraw working..
22:46.08TimMagicthere are some random topics
22:46.14TimMagicin here sometimes
22:52.00rhoweheh, and Tesco essentially advertising their delivery service as a way to get booze without going anywhere
22:52.16haligot to love it
22:53.53TimMagiclol true
22:53.55haliim gonna try that home delivery service i think.. looks quite convenient if they can deliver when i'm home
22:54.26halii hope they are not like dhl "yes, we will deliver sometime on tuesday between 04.30am and 09.30pm"
22:56.17TimMagicor some time in the morning
22:56.34TimMagicif u get up early they come at 1158
22:56.50TimMagicif u stay in bed they come at 0831
22:56.54TimMagicgrr
22:57.00TimMagicnot cool
22:58.13halithe swedish equivalent of royal mail has got evening delivery as an option for all deliveries... and they specify a 1 hour time frame..
22:59.01TimMagicjag vet inte att du ar svenka
22:59.09TimMagicor ... svenska ar,
22:59.13TimMagici can
22:59.20TimMagict remember
22:59.28TimMagic(or type seemingly!)
22:59.47TimMagics/svenka/svenska/
22:59.50halihehe.. svensk .. svenska suggest female.. other than that you are 100% correct :)
23:00.46TimMagicwot do i know? i studied norsk!
23:02.29z00daxI like Danish girls
23:03.11TimMagici like danish bacon
23:03.19TimMagicand my swedish made bed
23:03.20halii like most girls and most kinds of bacon :)
23:03.27TimMagicwhich i am going to get into
23:04.09z00daxTimMagic: same to you, whatever that meant
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