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10:15.17Calcs88what happens if a gsoc project becomes a commercial application?
10:15.55Calcs88and you signed a license giving away the code rights
10:17.04|Kev|Calcs88: In what scenario?
10:19.16Calcs88in my project they want me to sign a license to give away the rights of the code
10:19.35Calcs88the stuff I do has the potential of becoming a commercial app after
10:19.47weltallwhat license is it now under?
10:19.58ansgarCalcs88: I think you mean proprietary not commercial.
10:20.31Calcs88I am not too familiar with licenses and stuff I am just happy to be part of this anyway, I am just saying it has the potential of getting big
10:20.50Calcs88and if I give away the rights to the code I might not be part of it if it happens
10:21.00weltallit must be under an opensource license right now
10:21.03|Kev|Calcs88: My limited understanding is that only the copyright holder has the right to relicense the code.
10:21.21weltallit means you can fork the current version but the holder can relicense future versions
10:21.28weltallmany also do double licensing
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10:21.40|Kev|Calcs88: So if you are the copyright holder, your permission is required to relicense (although if it's BSD or MIT or whatever it's usable in non-OSS code already).
10:22.05Calcs88I will have to educate myself on these matters
10:22.06weltallopensource with a strict license and proprietary for a more free license from the buyer pov
10:22.09|Kev|Calcs88: If you pass copyright to someone else, they are the only person/people able to relicense it (you lose any rights to the code other than what they grant you).
10:22.18|Kev|Although I'm sure this various country by country.
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10:22.37weltallit's sorta if they wrote the code from a legal standpoint
10:22.37Calcs88|Kev|: exactly, you lose rights of the code and that is what they want me to sign
10:22.50|Kev|Calcs88: Under what license is the project released?
10:23.56weltallCalcs88, anyway they probably ask it to everyone contribuiting to the project
10:24.05|Kev|What project is this?
10:24.28|Kev|I don't much like copyright assignment myself, I'd rather BSD incoming, but I'm aware that a number of projects require assignment.
10:24.53gevaertswould recommend always checking the license and possible contributor agreements and copyright assignments *before* getting involved
10:24.59|Kev|Right.
10:25.11weltallyeah
10:25.27|Kev|If you're not prepared to submit the code under the published terms you really should have not gotten involved. You should certainly walk away now and not take more money from Google.
10:25.33Calcs88It says Modified BSD License
10:25.51|Kev|The BSD license is proprietary-compatible anyway.
10:25.57weltallyeah
10:26.00Calcs88which means?
10:26.02weltallyou can close it regardless
10:26.13|Kev|Someone can take the code and release something commercial/proprietary without you being involved.
10:26.14weltalli can take the code and make a closed source distro with my changes
10:26.30Calcs88|Kev|: yeah I thought so :D
10:26.40|Kev|My project requires BSD for incoming patches, and is GPL/Commercial outgoing.
10:26.45weltallyou don't need assignment to do it
10:26.48ansgarCalcs88: They want you to sign the BSD-license? Or something else?
10:27.01|Kev|Calcs88: What is it they want you to sign?
10:27.14Calcs88nope they want me to sign what they call CLA
10:27.24Calcs88contributor license agreement something like that...
10:27.57|Kev|Which project?
10:28.02ansgarCalcs88: Maybe you could just provide a link to it? It would make it easier for people ;)
10:28.02gevaertsWe can't really give any advice without knowing exactly what these things say
10:28.18Calcs88ok does not matter anyway
10:28.25Calcs88i am just happy to be around these people anyway
10:28.26|Kev|Oh, it matters very much.
10:28.32|Kev|You should always know what you're signing :)
10:28.34weltallso kev you can relicense bsd under gpl?
10:28.42weltallwithout copyright?
10:28.55|Kev|weltall: No. You can't relicense anything without the copyright holder.
10:29.02ansgarweltall: No. But you can integrate BSD-licensed code in a GPL project.
10:29.05Calcs88I am just a student happy to be here, if the make money of the code later and dont include me, fine
10:29.06weltallthen how can you do that in and out thing?
10:29.07|Kev|But you can take BSD code and use it as part of a GPL whole.
10:29.30weltallso it's actually a mix of bsd and gpl
10:29.38|Kev|The contributor's code remains BSD. The project as a whole is GPL.
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10:31.00gevaertsCalcs88: licensing is *important*. If you don't understand what you're signing and how the code you provide is licensed, you're doing it *very* wrong
10:31.04Calcs88on the other hand there are some highly respected people in the project, I doubt they would do anything unfair
10:31.24aghislaI agree with gevaerts.
10:31.25Calcs88gevaerts: what can I do I am just a student,they are legends in the field
10:31.35gevaertsCalcs88: how is that relevant?
10:31.38|Kev|Calcs88: You don't necessarily need to /do/ anything. You just need to understand what you're doing.
10:31.51Calcs88gevaerts: I am not in this for the money
10:31.59weltallCalcs88, regardless anyone can do unfair things with a bsd license so really it won't change matters a lot
10:32.02gevaertsThat's not the point!
10:32.05|Kev|You are releasing code. You need to understand licensing at a basic level. If you don't there's no guarantee that what you're doing is legal.
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10:35.11Calcs88I am sure it is all legal, my point was just if it gets big they can kick me out... oh well that is life
10:36.09gevaertsisn't sure how to explain this
10:36.13weltallyou can fork
10:36.20ojwbit seems a little late to be bringing up a requirement to sign a CLA
10:36.34weltallbsd alows you that
10:36.51Calcs88gevaerts: try
10:36.58|Kev|Calcs88: Which project are you working for?
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10:37.34Calcs88well obviously I won't tell
10:37.44|Kev|I don't think that's obvious.
10:37.52|Kev|Or I wouldn't have asked.
10:38.35gevaertsCalcs88: if you don't understand the licenses of the code you're working with, how do you know if you can e.g. use a specific library?
10:38.56weltallCalcs88, why the omerty?
10:39.05Calcs88gevaerts: because one of the legends in the fields is responsible for all that?
10:39.13Calcs88field*
10:39.14gevaertsCalcs88: no, *you* are
10:39.58Calcs88ah ok I see your point
10:40.17|Kev|Calcs88: If you sign a CLA, you will almost certainly be asserting that you have the right to license the code, so if you don't have a basic understanding of licensing, you can't sign that.
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10:41.12|Kev|You've got a load of people trying to help you here, but it'd be much easier if you'd let us know what the project is so we can look at the licensing.
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10:41.40Calcs88well how will that make me look, asking around licenses and stuff...
10:41.54Calcs88the thing is I don't even care, I just ask how things go
10:42.04ansgarWhy should asking about licenses be bad?
10:42.16|Kev|Right, but we're trying to explain to you why you /need/ to care about licensing.
10:42.20Calcs88good relationships start with initial trust
10:43.00gevaertsGood relationships start with *understanding*
10:43.00|Kev|It's fine for you to trust the project you're contributing to, but you need to care about licensing to ensure that what you contribute to the project is legal.
10:43.01aghislaIf you sign a CLA by relying on others' advice, you can't blame them later, because signing is actually your choice. Be careful on that.
10:43.26|Kev|Not that /they're/ not doing something wrong, but that /you're/ not.
10:43.29aghislaWe are not telling you not to sign. We tell you to know what you are signing.
10:43.43Calcs88aha I see
10:44.01weltallthe choice must be yours
10:44.35|Kev|Calcs88: As an example, here's an open source library. Are you able to use it in your project? http://swift.im/swiften/
10:44.39Calcs88gevaerts: true true but if you sniff around too much the relationship goes to hell at start
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10:45.10|Kev|Calcs88: It really won't. Mentors will want you to understand what you're doing. GSoC is all about learning and asking questions.
10:45.15Calcs88|Kev|: yep I see your point
10:45.41aghislaI don't think so. Being accurate and picky about legal stuff must be seen as a positive attitude.
10:45.50gevaertsnods
10:45.57weltallalso not everything is opensource in the software so you might end up having to do similar things also in your work life
10:45.58Calcs88so you guys would talk directly to the mentor about this?
10:46.13weltalldefinitely
10:46.14|Kev|Calcs88: It's what they're there for.
10:46.18aghislaAbsolutely.
10:46.27gevaertsnods
10:46.40Calcs88I mean you would literally ask him questions like, what if it goes commercial and bla bla?
10:46.46|Kev|I'd still like to know what the project is, for my own interest - particularly because I'd like to see what they put as the Required License under they Melange page.
10:47.17gevaertsFirst of all, try to understand the difference between commercial and proprietary
10:47.30|Kev|I'd ask whatever questions you'd like answers to and a quick Google doesn't help with.
10:48.00Calcs88I have too much respect for the person to talk to him about this, I will just sign it.
10:48.12|Kev|Calcs88: You mean you have too little respect to ask, surely?
10:48.18gevaertsIf that's your attitude, I'd recommend dropping out of gsoc
10:48.23weltalltoo little respect for himself
10:48.28Calcs88you guys are more experienced, if I talk about it with him, I will probably ask something stupid and screw up the relationship
10:48.28|Kev|If you have respect for the person you'll understand what you're agreeing to do for them.
10:48.34aghislaIf I were your mentor, I'd be upset if you don't tell me anything.
10:48.50weltallit's like saying go to war and going even if not agreeing because you respect your prime minister
10:49.18|Kev|weltall: That's possibly the worst analogy I've ever heard, congratulations :)
10:49.26gevaertsisn't sure if weltall's analogy really holds :)
10:49.26weltalli'm good at that :P
10:49.37gevaertsweltall: unless you add "volunteering" to that, *possibly*
10:50.02weltallwell sure depends on the country
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10:50.14Calcs88you as a veteran in the field would not be upset by some student that just got out of college, asking things like what if it goes commercial and so on?
10:50.16weltallsome are lucky to be in volunteer based only countries
10:50.24weltallno Calcs88
10:50.28|Kev|Calcs88: No.
10:50.32aghislaNot at all.
10:50.41gevaertsweltall: again, look up what "commercial" actually means
10:50.44weltallexcept if they aren't worth the respect
10:50.50aghislaI'd be glad he asks.
10:50.52weltallme? :P
10:51.01Calcs88I feel like you guys push me in the fire :D
10:51.05weltallit's just selling it which could even be open
10:51.08Calcs88I will just shut my mouth and sign
10:51.09gevaertsweltall: if you respect me :)
10:51.10Calcs88done
10:51.14aghisla!?
10:51.15|Kev|Calcs88: You must understand that a very large number of GSoC mentors are going to be preeminent in their respective fields, your project is not unique in this.
10:51.45Calcs88I understand that, Google does not sponsor just anybody
10:52.05weltalla good number of opensource project are commercial so really it doesn't mean closing the source
10:52.15|Kev|So if you're getting advice from a significant number of mentors in here because of what you think mentors will think, it might not be smart.
10:52.30gevaertsCalcs88: the question is not "can this go commercial?", (or even "can it go proprietary?", which is probably what you mean). It's "what do these licenses and agreements *mean*"
10:52.47Calcs88I will apply for a job in my mentor's company or ask for his reference for other places, that is why I am scared ask him about licenses and stuff. I feel I should trust him and just sign.
10:53.17Calcs88gevaerts: your question is same as mine but asked in a polite manner
10:53.21aghislaPlease, be careful. Trust is not enough on there matters.
10:53.24|Kev|Calcs88: No, it's not.
10:53.40gevaertsCalcs88: and if this mentor finds out you did this, he won't think "Oh, another mindless idiot who refuses to think"?
10:54.19|Kev|Calcs88: You have (significant, legal) responsibilities with your contributions. If you're not going to understand the license you're working under, you have no way of knowing if you're acting correctly.
10:54.22weltallwould you really want to work in contact with such a person if he's so bad to squander you over this?
10:54.25gevaertsCalcs88: and no, "can you take this proprietary" is *not* the same as "what does this mean"
10:54.34Calcs88I would rather him think me as an idiot rather then a threat to his project
10:54.44|Kev|I'd be scared witless if I thought my students didn't understand the license they work under.
10:55.00|Kev|And if they asked about it going commercial I'd tell them about it and be glad they asked.
10:55.00gevaertsCalcs88: if he thinks you're an idiot, he *will* consider you a threat to his project
10:55.08Calcs88weltall: you are right on that point
10:55.15weltallyou are more a threat right now than if you asked him
10:56.14|Kev|Calcs88: You asking about commercial stuff doesn't affect the threat.
10:56.30|Kev|Either the project's license prevents you forking and closing the source, or it doesn't.
10:56.45weltallit's always better to be clear on things so there aren't hard feelings later
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10:58.13Calcs88ok guys gotta go
10:58.32weltallbye
10:58.48Calcs88thank you for the conversation, I will just trust them and not ask too much. I got a long way to go and I am just happy they let me program with them.
10:59.02gevaertsThen drop out *now*!
10:59.08|Kev|Please drop out of GSoC immediately, then.
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10:59.19Calcs88:D
10:59.21aghislaIndeed.
10:59.25weltallyeah
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10:59.47gevaertsYou're being insulting and disrespectful to the entirety of the open source community
11:00.21Calcs88I am careful of libraries I use and what I sign don't worry, I am just saying I won't ask too many questions about the project's future in terms of commercial success bla bla
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11:00.50aghislaI would. It is your work. You are entitled to ask anything you want about its future.
11:01.24weltalli'm quite sure he will like to be asked
11:01.25gevaertsknows that if he were a mentor for an organisation that requires a CLA, he would now be busy checking out if Calcs88 is one of the students in his organisation
11:01.43weltallis not in one this year :P
11:02.07gevaertsisn't a mentor this year, and he dislikes CLAs so he would be unlikely to be in such an organisation anyway :)
11:02.28Calcs88gevaerts: you scared me there for a while, don't do that :D
11:02.40Calcs88I mean no harm I just ask how things go
11:03.10weltallahahah gevaerts
11:03.18|Kev|It's not asking questions that was the problem.
11:03.27Calcs88I am the Wozniak type of guy, just me code you go ahead take the money :D
11:03.28|Kev|It was completely ignoring the advice you were subsequently given.
11:03.33weltalldoesn't like linux like copyright mess :P
11:03.44Calcs88nope I got your advice guys I will be careful of what I use
11:04.11weltallwe have to rewrite a piece of code because it's mislicensed in crystalspace
11:04.44aghislaCalcs88: this licensing stuff could affect your own code.
11:05.15Calcs88oops really gotta go now, cya guys tnx again
11:05.36gevaertsweltall: from a pragmantic point of view, I'd say that if you had had copyright assignment, you might not have had to rewrite *this* bit of code, but you'd have had to write more other bits of code yourself bevcause whoever contributed them now wouldn't have :)
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11:06.10weltallwho knows gevaerts :)
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11:07.43gevaertsMy main problem with CAs and CLAs is that they are fundamentally asymmetrical
11:07.58|Kev|I'm quite surprised we've never had someone refuse to BSD their patches when contributing to us.
11:08.29|Kev|I'd be wary of contributing to a project like ours.
11:09.01gevaertsIf I fork some code, the people who wrote that are basically contributing to my project, but I'm not aware of *any* project that's publicly willing to sing a CLA for me in such a case stating that they have the right to contribute that code
11:09.10|Kev|Not so much for GSoC, where the amount the students get paid vastly outweighs how much I'm likely to make from it, but in general I agree that asymetric stuff feels a bit wrong.
11:09.17gevaertsSo I don't really see why they could expect me to sign such a thing
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11:09.52|Kev|gevaerts: Right. CLAs are somewhat more severe than BSD in Dual out.
11:10.13gevaertsnods
11:10.16aghislaI can't understand why asking questions should be seen as threatening. This is astonishing.
11:10.35weltallit's more like i'd prefer the community to have control over code more than a single person
11:11.04weltallbut maybe bsd will be enough
11:11.42weltallyeah aghisla
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11:12.21aghislaEspecially on contracts.
11:12.58weltallalways read them througly and ask if you aren't sure of what's written
11:13.43gevaertsI also don't really getting the point of asking people for advice, and then refusing to tell them any essential stuff
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11:14.28|Kev|gevaerts: I've got a problem. Will you help me?
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11:14.45weltallit's a big problem gevaerts what would you do for this problem?
11:14.52gevaerts|Kev|: I will provide a solution that may or may not match your problem :)
11:15.02|Kev|gevaerts: Great. What is it?
11:15.06weltallbut it's "the problem"!
11:15.12gevaertsStick your head in a bucket of water!
11:15.36weltallthat might work in 3 hours when the sun is hitting the wall and making the house an oven
11:15.37weltallXD
11:16.16|Kev|gevaerts: Great, thanks. I'm going to not stick my head in a bucket of water.
11:16.38gevaerts|Kev|: Good! I hope it helps!
11:16.58weltalllol
11:17.11gevaertswants his new laptopto hurry up
11:17.14gevaerts*laptop
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11:18.11aghislarelicenses the bucket
11:18.13weltallwants it too but they are not selling it yet
11:18.30gevaertsaghisla: you're making a hash of it!
11:18.31|Kev|Oh, that's made my morning...
11:18.39|Kev|Someone posted to a mailing list I'm on. I replied to them.
11:18.49|Kev|They then mailed me asking me to delete my post because it reveals their email address.
11:19.02weltallXD
11:19.04gevaerts:)
11:19.05aghislapffrt
11:19.09weltallfail
11:19.27|Kev|After they started five threads, each with a slighly different subject and the same body.
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11:21.04gevaertsThe left hinge of this laptop is gone, and there's something wrong with the inverter board so I have to touch it with a not-too-dry finger every now and then to get the backlight going again
11:21.39|Kev|Nice.
11:22.02gevaertsThis makes my coworkers make fun of me
11:22.05|Kev|Laptops are a minefield.
11:22.21gevaertsI can't really blame it. One shouldn't drop a laptop more than once
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11:22.42|Kev|My old MBP that I had back from a job years ago was getting old, so I bought myself a not-too-cheap Dell that looked decent. I even played around with one in a shop first.
11:22.55|Kev|And somehow despite having played with the store one, I hate it in every imaginable way.
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11:23.45|Kev|The screen's crappy. The trackpad's horrible. The keyboard's tolerable I suppose but not good. You can't plug in USB mice before boot or it doesn't recognise them, ...
11:23.50gevaertsordered a thinkpad t530. He hopes the keyboard won't be too horrible to get used to
11:24.18|Kev|Apart from buying Apple hardware I really have no idea how to make sure I end up with a laptop I like.
11:25.03|Kev|My first laptop was a Dell, a decade ago, and I loved that - and it still mostly works.
11:25.39|Kev|I used to love thinkpads, too - but after my experience with my new Dell I'd be worried that I'd hate the new ones.
11:25.48gevaertsThe big advantage of the t500 I have now is that every time I don't repair the plastic bits in time after dropping it, I have to replace a magnesium bit, which means I have a fair amount of broken magnesium bits to throw on the barbecue
11:26.34|Kev|Haha.
11:27.25MatthewWilkesAfternoon all. Can I survive on a 12-19mbit ADSL connection for 6 months, do you think?
11:28.04|Kev|Probably.
11:28.06gevaertsUnlikely
11:28.15|Kev|Until recently mine was much slower.
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11:36.43MatthewWilkes|Kev|: I'm moving house in 2 weeks, going out of the virgin service area
11:37.00MatthewWilkesSo I won't get the 100mbit cable service that's being rolled out in a month or two, or the 50mbit I have right now
11:37.14MatthewWilkesand VSDL2 isn't being installed at the local exchange until december
11:37.16|Kev|No Infinity either, I assume.
11:37.20MatthewWilkesVDSL2, even
11:37.27MatthewWilkesnope, 31st December
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11:38.18|Kev|Congratulations. Wales has better Internets than you.
11:38.50MatthewWilkesit needs it for all those extra consonants you need to send
11:38.57gevaertsconsiders moving to Stockholm
11:39.13gevaertsOne of the rockbox people is trying to decide between 1000/100 and 100/100
11:39.21|Kev|Heh.
11:39.41|Kev|Unless the price difference was insignificant, I'd go for 100/100
11:39.48gevaerts*not* kilobits :)
11:40.00gevaertsHe's like something in between IIUC
11:40.14gevaertsBut they don't have that, unless he goes for a slower uplink
11:40.24MatthewWilkesI should be able to get something close to 100/15 on bt infinity once it gets rolled out, at least
11:40.40|Kev|My connection's something like 40/10, and I often end up with less than maxed downlink.
11:40.47MatthewWilkesonly .3 miles from the exchange, and the cabling is all pretty new as it's a new development
11:40.55|Kev|Particularly my downline is slower than the office's uplink, so grabbing stuff from work seems slowl.
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11:41.47|Kev|Which reminds me. I should do the "Please double my downlink, BT" thing.
11:42.22MatthewWilkeswassat?
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11:43.25|Kev|Infinity went from 40 to 80.
11:44.47weltalllol
11:45.30|Kev|Although I wonder if the powerline adaptors I use will be up to it.
11:45.41|Kev|They're /supposedly/ up for 200mbit or so, but...
11:46.18|Kev|I'd like to get the house wired, but the walls don't line up nicely so I daren't try it myself, and I have no idea how much it would cost or who I'd get to do it for me.
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11:48.47MatthewWilkesNightrose: Incidentally, I had a lot of fun with the shitstorm scale you posted, followed a topic yesterday from frische Brise to Orkan.
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11:49.02NightroseMatthewWilkes: lol
11:49.12MatthewWilkes|Kev|: Do you need 200mbit around the house? I normally make do with wifi
11:49.31|Kev|MatthewWilkes: Well, given than G is slower than my DSL...
11:49.42|Kev|(And that I have mostly G devices)
11:49.44MatthewWilkesah
11:50.10gevaertsOne of my coworkers was complaining recently that his ISP is forcing him to buy a new switch
11:50.12MatthewWilkesI have a fair bit of 5ghz n kit, and the only things that max it out are on 5ghz
11:50.18gevaertsHe got upgraded to 120mbit
11:50.25MatthewWilkesNightrose: Did you see the scottish school meals blog thing?
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11:50.47|Kev|I essentially have a LAN in my study, a bridge to the router/games consoles in the living room, and everything else is wireless. The bridge is a powerline thing at the moment.
11:51.00MatthewWilkesNightrose: Global trend on twitter, front page of reddit, /., international tv news, etc. Hilarious.
11:51.34|Kev|But I need to have LAN in the study because I WAH and I have vast numbers of machines once you tot up all the physical/virtual ones that I frequently use, and I need them to poke stuff between themselves quickly.
11:52.05NightroseMatthewWilkes: yeah i saw the headline but didn't check further tbh - too much going on atm
11:52.15|Kev|MatthewWilkes: "Fearing for their jobs". Yes, because an average score of ~7.5 from a kid rating their school meals seems bad.
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11:52.47MatthewWilkesIt was a fun story
11:52.55|Kev|I wouldn't rate my lunches an average of 7.5, and I get to choose what I eat.
11:53.03MatthewWilkesMe either! We're jaded adults
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11:53.13MatthewWilkesshe's raised 60.7k GBP for charity now, too
11:53.14MatthewWilkesamazing
11:53.51|Kev|Absolutely.
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22:50.04scorcheAre any of the Indian folk in here awake?
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22:54.19rajulscorche: hi...yeah me
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22:55.24scorcherajul: what language do you speak?  (i know there are a lot of languages spoken there)
22:55.46rajulwell....not too many
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22:55.51rajulactually just two
22:55.58rajulhindi and eglish
22:56.02rajul*english
22:56.20scorchewould you know how "door cylinder" would be translated into Hindi?
22:56.30scorchereferring to the actual lock cylinder that fits into a door
22:58.57rajulwell i dont think we have a separate word for it
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22:59.22rajulbut like we cal a door  as 'darwaaza'
22:59.45rajuland a door cylinder is like a lock- key
22:59.58rajulso a lock is called 'taala'
23:00.12rajuland key is 'chaabi'
23:00.18scorcheso, you would call the door cylinder a taala darwaaza?
23:00.27rajulnot actually
23:00.49rajulbut 'darwaze ke liye  taala-chaabi'
23:01.01rajul'ke liye' stands for 'for' in english
23:02.19rajuli hope that sorts it??
23:02.25scorchesure - thanks
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23:03.51scorcherajul: so, if you were going to the store to get a replacement door lock to install on your door, you would ask for that, right?
23:04.18rajulyeah...that should do
23:04.48scorchecool - thanks
23:05.33gevaertsthinks scorche should now demonstrate that he can also pronounce it correctly
23:05.44scorchenope!  ;)
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23:06.55scorchei dont need to though
23:07.32scorchegevaerts: just trying to gather language translations to put on a friend's graphic
23:07.43scorchegevaerts: would you know the flemish translation?
23:08.08gevaertsHmm
23:09.34gevaertsdeurcilinder I think
23:10.35scorcheok
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23:11.23scorchegevaerts: ah - yeah - he already has that on here as Dutch  =)
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