IRC log for #gllug on 20130725

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10:16.18morsinghttp://sysadminday.com/
11:40.52ChoHagWasn't that last week?
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11:54.47dick_turpinmorsing: I have sweaty thighs. :-(
12:38.24morsingNice
12:38.30morsingdick_turpin!
13:32.10gregjhttp://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-10945050
13:34.01ChoHag<Unicode> Stick 2 invisible bytes at the beginning of the file? That won't break anything.
13:42.56dick_turpingregj: That's just gross, it makes me feel ill all these people that have things growing or living inside them.
13:44.36ChoHagUm, you know you're not so much a body as an ecosystem, right?
13:47.19dick_turpinChoHag: Not on my planet we're not! Human.
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18:07.01I-saacHallow!
18:08.35yaMatthello
18:09.03I-saacI'm moving to London in August 1st. It would be nice to make new friends.
18:11.56yaMattoh, ok cool
18:12.04yaMattI haven't been able to get anything sorted lately :(
18:12.15yaMattbut there seems to be a lot of interest lately so I've got to do something
18:12.38I-saacAbout what?
18:13.00yaMatta meet up
18:13.03I-saacAh!
18:13.31I-saacIs it once per month?
18:14.43yaMattthat was the plan that that has slipped greatly
18:16.26I-saacI would probably be very quiet drinking my beer because I'm not English so I don't speak it fluently.
18:16.31I-saacI'm Portuguese.
18:16.46yaMattoh, cool
18:17.04yaMattthere are a fair few non-native english speakers who attend
18:17.39I-saacThat's nice. I wouldn't be the only one. :)
18:17.53yaMattoh absolutely
18:18.58yaMattyou'll do fine :)
18:19.15yaMattjust been really bad about finding time to do stuff lately :(
18:19.39I-saacIt's okay by me.
18:20.29I-saacyaMatt, do you know if I can study computers in the UK and get paid to study?
18:21.04yaMatthmm... you might be able to do some kind of work placement
18:21.16I-saacAn apprenticeship?
18:21.22yaMattyeah, along those lines
18:21.40I-saacHmm... I need to look that better.
18:21.51yaMattthe company I used to work for did a scheme for university students where they part time worked and part time studied
18:22.18yaMattbut I don't think they do it anymore
18:22.24I-saac:(
18:22.36yaMattand I wouldn't recommend working there, there is a reason I don't work there any more ;)
18:22.41I-saacProbably there are other companies that do similar.
18:23.00I-saacWhat do you usually do with you GNU/Linux?
18:23.08I-saac*with your
18:23.35yaMattyeah, definitely there will be others around
18:24.02yaMattI do a lot of SysOp stuff lately, some development, some admin things
18:24.36I-saacThat's awesome!
18:24.41I-saacI only chat lately.
18:25.00I-saacI've been away from my GNU/Linux.
18:25.11I-saacI've been on my Android tablet reading ebooks.
18:27.00yaMattdo you run linux at home?
18:27.05I-saacYep.
18:27.09I-saacSadly Ubuntu.
18:27.12yaMattheheh
18:27.17I-saacI like ArchLinux more.
18:27.29I-saacBut it had flickers on screen even on TTY.
18:27.37I-saacAnd Ubuntu doesn't have that.
18:28.01yaMattyeah, Ubuntu does seem much more stable
18:28.19yaMattI'm running Manjaro at the moment and I've had so many issues
18:28.25I-saacI can't upgrade it however or the flickering returns.
18:28.37yaMattI'm going to try Debian next
18:28.43I-saacDebian is nice.
18:28.50I-saacI used it for about 4 years.
18:29.05yaMattyeah, I used to use it for a long time but it gets out of date quickly
18:29.17I-saacEverything is out of date.
18:29.27I-saacTo preserve stability.
18:29.37yaMattyeah, sadly
18:29.47yaMattthey released 7 recently though
18:30.12yaMattUbuntu is about the best for stability, reliablity and up to date, but seems to be run by morons
18:30.13I-saacI didn't know that.
18:30.40I-saacI wanted my ArchLinux back... :(
18:31.02I-saacIt's stable, simple and above all it's fast.
18:32.23yaMattI just don't have the time for it any more
18:32.37yaMattit eats too much of my time to sort it out
18:32.47I-saacYeah, I bet. :)
18:33.19yaMattand at the moment it's making my laptop run far too hot
18:34.20I-saacUsing Manjaro?
18:35.02yaMattyeah
18:35.39I-saacI never tried it.
18:36.18yaMattit's like an Ubuntu philosophy to Arch
18:36.40I-saacYes, I googled it.
18:36.49yaMattit's quite cool
18:37.00I-saacIs it pacman?
18:37.06yaMattyup
18:37.25I-saacI'm not sure if it would work in this notebook.
18:37.32I-saacMany have failed to work here.
18:37.37yaMattit's all Arch but the packages are delayed 30 days and there are several ISOs for different window managers
18:37.42I-saacExcept Ubuntu and Tiny Core.
18:38.00yaMattwhat laptop is it?
18:38.08I-saacIt's a Portuguese brand.
18:38.15yaMattah right
18:38.22I-saacInsys Dnote WVC03
18:39.19yaMattyeah, don't recognise it
18:39.21I-saacyaMatt, do you know Walthamstow?
18:39.29yaMattI know of it
18:39.33I-saacDo you live nearby?
18:39.39I-saacI'm moving there.
18:40.12yaMattnot really, I'm at the other end of London now but I grew up in Enfield which is just next door
18:40.30I-saacAlright.
18:40.57I-saac15 pounds per night.
18:41.04I-saacIt's a very good price.
18:41.13yaMattwow, that's very cheap
18:41.28I-saacYeah, it took us 2 weeks to find such.
18:41.48I-saacI hope he lets us stay for a long time.
18:42.01I-saacWorking, studying, living, whatever.
18:42.05yaMattit is very expensive to live in london, you did very well to find something that cheap
18:42.15I-saacI know.
18:42.41I-saacI hope to not waste more than 1000 pounds per month.
18:43.56yaMattI have a friend who moved to Germany and has lost his job now
18:44.06I-saacDid he return?
18:44.15yaMattdon't know yet
18:44.56I-saacThat sucks... When someone goes abroad with better expectations and everything goes wrong.
18:45.26yaMattyeh, it must be very difficult for him
18:45.44yaMatthe's in Wimbledon so not a cheap part of London either
18:47.35I-saacI'm going to smoke a cigarette. brb
18:47.41I-saacI know it's a lame thing to do.
18:48.35yaMattheheh
18:56.42I-saacback
18:59.01I-saacI miss the old days of computing when I had an interest for everything.
18:59.22I-saacI tried to code in Bash, Python, Perl, HTML and C.
18:59.45I-saacBut I could only read the books and nothing more.
18:59.51I-saacSo I didn't succeed.
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20:41.12frangdltahhh, to mobe or not to move... that's the question :)
20:41.42frangdltI have to say that finding qualified linux engineers is probing more and more difficult
20:42.07frangdltie, my company can't find qualified candidates in germany even offering > 60k/year
20:42.29frangdltoh, I-saac left
21:04.45yaMattwow
21:05.37yaMattwe struggle to find qualified people too, tend to hire windows engineers to convert to the dark side ;)
21:27.22frangdltreally? and does that work?
21:27.42frangdltwe have trouble finding microsoft skilled people too
21:28.01frangdltmaybe we have the wrong recruiting company :P
21:29.28frangdltbut yes... finding anybody with more than 5-7 yrs of senior technical positions is impossible
21:30.03frangdltpost of them got "promoted" to mgmt or other non hands-on positions (ie, presales)
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