00:22.34 | herlo | Zelut: ping |
00:23.02 | herlo | I figured out how to boot from cd rom via grub. |
00:23.16 | herlo | but it reqs a new version of grub |
00:23.29 | Zelut | ohh yeah? |
00:24.37 | herlo | go to gnu's site for grub and read about grub 2 |
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00:50.25 | Zelut | well I am ready for bed and ready to get home tomorrow! |
00:53.30 | Zelut | I always forget how to use awk. awk /search/ '{ print $value }' ? |
01:34.53 | herlo | Me too |
01:35.01 | herlo | Zelut: did you like my bash solution? |
02:12.01 | Zelut | herlo: ping |
02:12.28 | herlo | Zelut: pong |
02:12.43 | Zelut | herlo: do you still have server1 in VM on your machine? |
02:12.53 | herlo | Zelut: no |
02:13.04 | herlo | Zelut: did you *not* like my bash solution? |
02:14.47 | Zelut | I didn't try it but it looks good. |
02:15.19 | herlo | okay, I saw your email to GL and thought it might not be good enough |
02:20.02 | Zelut | just wondering about other revisions too |
02:20.15 | herlo | cool |
02:21.26 | herlo | in 45 mins, F8 Test 1 will be downloaded |
02:40.10 | maquis | hrm... |
02:40.14 | maquis | this perl line isn't working :( |
03:24.37 | atoponce | thinkpad t61, on it's way... |
03:32.04 | Ziox | herlo, F8?? |
03:33.26 | atoponce | Ziox: he's a fedora user. nevermind him. :) |
03:33.32 | Ziox | haha. |
03:34.15 | Ziox | Fedora 8..is he doing the bleeding edge version cause http://fedoraproject.org/index.html says fedora 7 "now available" |
03:34.36 | Ziox | i was watching Gnomedex |
03:38.29 | Ziox | atoponce, I've given it the name of Achilles, because its only weakness is it's lack of processing power -- still running breezy on this machine? |
03:39.10 | atoponce | ? |
03:39.32 | Ziox | what? |
03:39.51 | Ziox | I am running Breezy 5.10 on my laptop, my main desktop and my production server. -- |
03:40.15 | atoponce | oh |
03:40.21 | heartsbane | why? |
03:40.21 | atoponce | why such an old version? |
03:40.33 | Ziox | that's what you have here. |
03:40.38 | Ziox | http://doc.gwos.org/index.php/User:Atoponce |
03:40.46 | atoponce | oh |
03:40.46 | atoponce | heh |
03:40.58 | atoponce | i forgot about that |
03:41.05 | Ziox | its not my setup lol its your (i assume old) setup lol |
03:41.24 | Ziox | how do you pronounce your last name? |
03:41.33 | Ziox | Toe-pon-say? |
03:41.58 | Ziox | or Toe-ponts |
03:42.00 | atoponce | toe-paw-ns |
03:42.04 | atoponce | yeah |
03:42.29 | Ziox | oh. |
03:42.32 | heartsbane | Hey g' night guys |
03:42.33 | atoponce | i'm editing that now... that's old school |
03:42.34 | Ziox | ok just wondering. |
03:42.37 | atoponce | heartsbane: g'night |
03:42.39 | Ziox | later heartsbane |
03:43.03 | Ziox | atoponce, thought so. i just google'd you lol wanted to find ur blog, but forgot url. *sigh* |
03:43.21 | atoponce | pthree.org |
03:43.31 | Ziox | oh yeah. |
03:43.32 | Ziox | that's it |
03:44.48 | atoponce | meh |
03:44.53 | atoponce | it won't let me edit that page |
03:44.59 | atoponce | oh well. no biggie |
03:45.42 | Ziox | nice, is that a blue matrix? |
03:46.42 | atoponce | ? |
03:48.10 | Ziox | ur car? |
03:48.18 | Ziox | UBUNTU plates |
03:48.19 | Ziox | nice. |
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03:48.38 | Ziox | i wanted to get like LINUX on mine. |
03:48.46 | atoponce | it's a corolla |
03:49.20 | Ziox | dang i was way off |
03:49.22 | atoponce | you know, referring to you subject matter with a bit more detail is helpful |
03:49.30 | atoponce | i'm not very good at reading minds. :) |
03:49.41 | Ziox | i have yet to see it though... (live up in slc) |
03:50.07 | atoponce | i work downtown everyday |
03:55.53 | Ziox | dang. im just blind lool |
03:56.49 | atoponce | i notice that you're also in #ubuntu-ohio? |
03:58.22 | Ziox | yeah. |
03:58.42 | Ziox | i know a guy there...kinda. splitpaw... |
03:59.07 | Ziox | what do i need to start programming C++? |
04:00.01 | atoponce | whatever it takes. :) |
04:00.48 | Ziox | I guess a better question would be, I'm starting college on the 22nd and I'm getting an associates in programming ... they offer 2 different i guess "paths" "courses" and i can't decide if i should do C++ or Java... java sounds nice cause its multiplatform and stuff...but idk |
04:01.29 | Ziox | i don't know much about C++ though. |
04:02.28 | atoponce | c++ |
04:02.45 | atoponce | you'll hate java, almost out the gate |
04:02.53 | atoponce | c++ will take you farther |
04:03.19 | Ziox | lol wasn't that your first language? |
04:03.32 | atoponce | yup |
04:03.38 | Ziox | did you hate it? |
04:04.03 | atoponce | not at first. not until i started learning other languages |
04:04.23 | atoponce | than i was wondering why i was dealing with a slow vm and poor language design |
04:04.59 | Ziox | like i have tons of "here and there" experience like PHP, html, some basic python, etc. but its hard from a non-programmer stand point bringing it all together and understanding it with no "basic building block" |
04:05.00 | Ziox | i guess. |
04:05.55 | Ziox | cause i've read that once you learn one (usually C, C++, or Visual Basic) they say its really easy to understand the others. |
04:06.18 | atoponce | well, to a degree, but not really |
04:06.52 | atoponce | you learn algorithms and approaches to problems, but VB is worlds different from c++ which is worlds different from python etc |
04:07.17 | Ziox | i c |
04:07.26 | Ziox | so that's not all true per-say. |
04:07.32 | Ziox | well that's stupid. lol. |
04:07.33 | atoponce | some syntax and keywords/symantics are shared, but overall, learning one language does not guaruntee anything in the others |
04:08.16 | Ziox | so, if i want to start C++ can i without buying something? |
04:08.32 | Ziox | or idk i just know python came with IDLE or whatever..etc. |
04:08.45 | Ziox | sorry about the abbreviations. |
04:08.49 | atoponce | all depends on what your school wants |
04:09.07 | atoponce | but yes, you can get Free Software tools for most languages, really |
04:09.23 | Ziox | oh. |
04:10.13 | Ziox | I've also heard Perl is nice. |
04:10.28 | Ziox | Perl,Python, and PHP is it? |
04:10.32 | atoponce | no. perl sux |
04:10.35 | atoponce | so does php |
04:10.39 | atoponce | python is beautiful |
04:10.43 | atoponce | as is ruby |
04:10.53 | atoponce | and, i'll even say mono is decent |
04:11.27 | Ziox | haha. |
04:12.18 | Ziox | i've heard so many mixed reviews on all programming languages... |
04:12.30 | Ziox | i assume its just what you like and what you work with that counts. |
04:12.51 | atoponce | naturally |
04:13.03 | atoponce | it's what you can be most familiar and productive with |
04:13.28 | atoponce | time is money, and there is no sense in wasting time fiddling with a language, for whatever reason |
04:14.09 | atoponce | here's my advice, if you want to get into development: |
04:14.18 | Ziox | ...just been searching in circles, haha, to find that pretty much that's the bottom line. |
04:14.28 | atoponce | 1) choose a compiling language, like C++ or C# |
04:14.40 | atoponce | 2) choose an interpreted language like python or perl |
04:14.55 | atoponce | 3) choose a shell scripting language like bash or zsh |
04:15.10 | atoponce | 4) learn html, css and javascript. period. |
04:15.22 | atoponce | get a good grasp on those, and you'll do fine |
04:15.36 | Ziox | I want to someday contribute to ubuntu/olpc/linux-based systems all around i guess. |
04:18.43 | Ziox | did you hear about that guy in ohio? |
04:18.59 | Ziox | who left some i think tape drives in his car over night....lol |
04:19.57 | Ziox | he was an intern...i guess...and left them un-encrypted in his car with like 800 or some social security numbers on the drives. |
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11:30.48 | herlo | morning |
11:59.20 | Zelut | morning |
12:11.50 | Zelut | atoponce: ping - dvorak irssi key binding question. |
12:18.02 | atoponce | Zelut: pong |
12:20.21 | Zelut | atoponce: I'm looking at your irssi binding posts and wondering, in the /dvorak or /qwerty aliases why you delete the 'f' binding on each. |
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12:21.25 | atoponce | well, the key is in different places on both layouts, so, it would produce different results if i didn't |
12:21.40 | atoponce | every key that is mapped is deleted first, then bound |
12:22.09 | Zelut | but going from qwerty to dvorak wouldn't have an f mapped, would it? we're just dealing with the top row here, right? |
12:22.41 | atoponce | oh. i see |
12:22.50 | atoponce | because it exists on the middle row |
12:23.03 | Zelut | I suppose it isn't hurting anything, just wondering if you had it there for some other reason. |
12:23.19 | Zelut | I see why we'd de-map it for dvorak back to qwerty, but not the reverse. |
12:23.48 | atoponce | the reason being, is i just go through the entire qwerty layout, unbind, then rebind for dvorak |
12:23.54 | atoponce | it was just easiest that way |
12:24.00 | atoponce | then the same doing the reverse |
12:24.19 | Zelut | well you're just unbinding the top row keys, not the whole keyboard. |
12:24.47 | atoponce | true. but, what if you're someone who has the whole keyboard bound? |
12:25.01 | atoponce | and you want to switch |
12:25.05 | Zelut | I suppose. |
12:25.08 | atoponce | it covers all scenarios |
12:25.38 | Zelut | I'm kind of extending those aliases to bind the 1-80 extensions and just wanted to make sure I understood your thinking. |
12:26.06 | Zelut | unfortunately, again, I have to /qwerty when I'm on my phone so I need both. |
12:26.18 | atoponce | yeah |
12:26.46 | Zelut | these are going to be two really long aliases :) |
12:26.55 | Zelut | unbind the entire keyboard and rebind |
12:28.49 | atoponce | yeah. if you use column mode in vim, then join the rows with 'J', you con get through it really quickly |
12:30.41 | Zelut | I'm not sure I have used either of those. I'm listening :) |
12:32.27 | atoponce | ok. here's what i would do |
12:32.57 | atoponce | you need 80 lines, so you can do that with your enter key, or whatever |
12:33.26 | atoponce | then '^v' to go into column mode, and stretch the cursor from top to bottom |
12:33.37 | atoponce | this can be done, if at the top, with 'G' |
12:34.02 | atoponce | then press 'I' to go into insert mode (capital 'i') |
12:34.08 | Zelut | ok |
12:34.38 | atoponce | type what you need to that will be the same on every row |
12:35.46 | atoponce | like 'bind -delete meta- bind meta- change_window ' |
12:36.05 | atoponce | then press 'ESC', and it should fill all 80 rows with that text |
12:36.31 | atoponce | 'bind -delete meta- ;bind meta- change_window ' |
12:36.34 | Zelut | got it. cool. |
12:36.42 | atoponce | would probably be better (forgot the ';') |
12:37.08 | atoponce | then you can just run down the line with your keypad and keyboard, filling in the letters and numbers |
12:37.31 | atoponce | if there is a quick shortcut way to do it, that would be cool, but i don't know of one |
12:40.43 | Zelut | this does save a lot of typing though |
12:41.53 | atoponce | column mode editing rocks |
12:42.01 | atoponce | i use it fairly regularly |
13:01.58 | atoponce | i think i'm settling on either 'kratos' or 'zagreus' |
13:15.11 | atoponce | ok. some changes need to be made to my network, i think |
13:15.11 | herlo | I guess mheath found a new outlet |
13:15.20 | herlo | http://openclue.org/ut/ |
13:16.47 | Zelut | and he sounds like a troll there too |
13:16.54 | Zelut | ..or is that just me? |
13:18.40 | herlo | yeah, he stole my idea |
13:18.55 | herlo | kinda pisses me off. Plus there's a better way |
13:19.00 | herlo | oh well. |
13:22.08 | atoponce | herlo: what idea did he steal? |
13:23.19 | herlo | grub boot from CD |
13:23.25 | atoponce | ahh |
13:23.27 | herlo | its his latest post |
13:23.33 | atoponce | well, you can expand on it |
13:23.36 | herlo | I was talking about it on irc yesterday |
13:23.53 | herlo | atoponce: I know, I'm prepping it right now, but I've got so much else on my mind |
13:23.56 | herlo | :) |
13:24.14 | atoponce | herlo: where in irc were you discussing it? |
13:24.36 | herlo | atoponce: I thought it was in here, but I did ask in #utah too |
13:25.24 | herlo | damn! my history isn't that long |
13:25.51 | atoponce | language language language |
13:26.37 | Zelut | herlo: he can't get into #utah though can he? wonder how he came up with it too |
13:27.02 | herlo | atoponce: its up in #ubuntu-utah |
13:27.15 | atoponce | well, he can if he uses a different nick and ip, which i've been wondering if he's done |
13:27.35 | atoponce | i've been suspicious of a couple nicks in this channel and #utah |
13:31.35 | herlo | yeah, patience wil bring him out |
13:32.13 | atoponce | ~lart Vorian |
13:32.13 | jbot | blasts Vorian with a huge firehose then strangles Vorian with it |
13:32.45 | atoponce | oooh. jbot was snappy this time. no waiting until tomorrow to see the execution |
13:32.48 | atoponce | ~blast Vorian |
13:32.50 | jbot | ACTION pulls her blaster and uses Vorian for target practice |
13:32.57 | atoponce | ~smash Vorian |
13:32.58 | jbot | ACTION flings an anvil in Vorian's general direction |
13:33.05 | atoponce | ~w00t! |
13:33.06 | jbot | There it is! |
13:33.15 | Vorian | :) |
13:35.36 | herlo | ~simpsons atoponce |
13:35.36 | jbot | ACTION sends atoponce chasing a rolling pink donut down the hill screaming, "its still good!, its still good!" |
13:35.53 | atoponce | ~harleypig herlo |
13:36.11 | atoponce | ~findlay herlo |
13:36.12 | jbot | ACTION recreationally nmaps herlo. |
13:36.18 | atoponce | hah! |
13:36.45 | herlo | ~wilt atoponce |
13:36.50 | herlo | ~herlo atoponce |
13:36.51 | jbot | ACTION pokes atoponce with a sharp needle |
13:36.53 | herlo | :) |
13:36.55 | atoponce | ~atoponce herlo |
13:36.56 | jbot | ACTION takes herlo out behind the woodshed for not using XMPP |
13:37.07 | herlo | ~Zelut atoponce |
13:37.08 | jbot | ACTION preaches to atoponce from the book of Zelut. If atoponce doesn't get it, atoponce is beaten repeatedly over the head with a rubber chicken |
13:37.14 | atoponce | ~maquis herlo |
13:37.15 | jbot | ACTION breaks herlo just by looking in herlo's direction |
13:37.25 | herlo | ~travolta atoponce |
13:37.25 | jbot | ACTION replaces atoponce with several craters in a multi-colored display of superior fire power |
13:37.31 | atoponce | ~whalepoop herlo |
13:37.31 | jbot | ACTION catapults a truckload of whale poop from a freakishly large killer whale named Hugh at herlo |
13:37.35 | herlo | ~HoneyShiv atoponce |
13:37.39 | herlo | ah! |
13:37.45 | atoponce | ~jbot herlo |
13:37.46 | jbot | herlo is, like, the best boardgamer ever, works for Guru Labs and generally reads good things his friends lend him |
13:37.47 | herlo | ~heartsbane atoponce |
13:37.57 | atoponce | heh |
13:38.04 | herlo | we need to make ones for those guys |
13:38.06 | atoponce | !insult herlo |
13:38.08 | UtahBot | herlo: Your mamma's so fat, the recursive function computing her fatness causes a stack overflow! |
13:38.13 | herlo | ~beat atoponce |
13:38.13 | jbot | ACTION beats atoponce with a dripping-wet & less-than-fresh fish |
13:38.16 | atoponce | !insult herlo |
13:38.17 | UtahBot | herlo: Your mamma's so stupid, that the integral from -5 to 3 of the equation (ln x)dx is equal to the volume in her head! |
13:42.17 | atoponce | ?? |
13:42.18 | UtahBot | ??[x]: Usage: ?? <word> [> nick] |
13:42.21 | atoponce | ugh |
13:44.09 | tonedevf | where is the meeting tomorrow? |
13:44.52 | herlo | atoponce: I made a bunch of them |
13:44.56 | atoponce | it's off state just south of i-80, but i'm not sure the building |
13:45.10 | atoponce | sontek_: ping |
13:45.27 | atoponce | ?? |
13:45.28 | UtahBot | ??[x]: Usage: ?? <word> [> nick] |
13:45.31 | atoponce | grrr |
13:45.42 | herlo | http://tinyurl.com/2pfbjz |
13:45.49 | herlo | tonedevf: that's for you |
13:46.00 | atoponce | ?? |
13:46.01 | UtahBot | ??[x]: Usage: ?? <word> [> nick] |
13:46.05 | atoponce | *sigh* |
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13:46.28 | tonedevf | cool, thanks! |
13:47.11 | atoponce | ?? |
13:47.13 | tonedevf | atoponce: i wish i had known the sound wasn't working for you. i would have fixed it before continuing. |
13:47.16 | atoponce | sweet |
13:47.32 | atoponce | tonedevf: no prob. i got most the slides. :) |
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13:48.41 | tonedevf | i hear August is a hard time to get people together...That, and december |
13:48.44 | atoponce | one more time. let's see if i can op him know without a bot war |
13:49.09 | herlo | one, two, three, four.. let's have a bot war! |
13:49.47 | *** mode/#ubuntu-utah [+o atoponce] by ChanServ |
13:49.55 | atoponce | here we go... |
13:50.00 | *** mode/#ubuntu-utah [+o UtahBot] by atoponce |
13:50.01 | *** mode/#ubuntu-utah [+c] by UtahBot |
13:50.08 | *** mode/#ubuntu-utah [-c] by ChanServ |
13:50.10 | *** mode/#ubuntu-utah [+c] by UtahBot |
13:50.10 | *** mode/#ubuntu-utah [-c] by ChanServ |
13:50.11 | *** mode/#ubuntu-utah [+c] by UtahBot |
13:50.11 | *** mode/#ubuntu-utah [-c] by ChanServ |
13:50.12 | *** mode/#ubuntu-utah [+c] by UtahBot |
13:50.12 | *** mode/#ubuntu-utah [-c] by ChanServ |
13:50.13 | *** mode/#ubuntu-utah [+c] by UtahBot |
13:50.13 | *** mode/#ubuntu-utah [-c] by ChanServ |
13:50.13 | *** mode/#ubuntu-utah [-o UtahBot] by atoponce |
13:50.22 | atoponce | and, there it goes |
13:50.25 | atoponce | i don't get it |
13:51.00 | herlo | its sure fun to watch, but I can never tell who wins |
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13:56.07 | atoponce | there is nothing in the config file to tell the bot to set +c. anywhere |
13:56.30 | atoponce | i've even explicitly set -c, and it still refuses to notice it |
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14:11.00 | atoponce | ... |
14:11.06 | atoponce | are we in the clear? |
14:11.45 | atoponce | i think we are. w00t |
14:11.48 | atoponce | !rr |
14:12.36 | atoponce | !w 84405 |
14:12.45 | atoponce | i think i need to set some modes |
14:14.21 | atoponce | !rr |
14:14.22 | UtahBot | *CLICK* Close one, huh atoponce |
14:14.29 | atoponce | !rr herlo |
14:14.31 | UtahBot | *BANG* |
14:14.32 | *** kick/#ubuntu-utah [herlo!n=UtahBot@oalug/bot/utahbot] by UtahBot (You're dead -1-) |
14:14.34 | atoponce | hah |
14:14.43 | atoponce | !rrstat |
14:14.43 | UtahBot | Russian Roulette Dead Count: 1 |
14:14.51 | atoponce | sweet... |
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14:16.26 | atoponce | !w 84111 |
14:16.28 | UtahBot | Salt Lake City, Utah; Updated: 07:56 (August 10, 2007); Conditions: Partly Cloudy; Temperature: 78°F (26°C); High/Low: 94/65°F (34/18°C); Humidity: 21%; Dew Point: 35°F (2°C); UV: 1/16; Wind: South at 16 MPH (26 KPH) |
14:16.40 | atoponce | !g scox |
14:16.40 | UtahBot | Sign in @ https://www.google.com/accounts/Login?continue=http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=scox&safe=off&btnG=Search&lr=lang_all&hl=en | SCOX: Summary for SCO GRP INC (THE) - @ http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=scox | The SCO Group, Inc. | Scox @ http://www.thescogroup.com/scox/ | Yahoo! Message Boards - SCO Group, Inc. @ http://messages.finance.yahoo.com/mb/SCOX | SCOX: Message Board for SCO GRP INC (T @ |
14:16.41 | UtahBot | http://messages.yahoo.com/?action=q&board=SCOX |
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14:30.00 | atoponce | !quote scox |
14:30.02 | UtahBot | SCOX -> 1.64 +0.14 / Last Trade N/A / Change +9.33% / Volume 1.54 / 52 Week Range 1.59 |
14:30.17 | atoponce | ~quote scox |
14:30.51 | atoponce | cool |
14:36.24 | atoponce | !timebomb |
14:36.29 | atoponce | !timebomb atoponce |
14:36.33 | atoponce | hmmm |
14:36.37 | atoponce | timebomb atoponce |
14:36.39 | UtahBot | Diffuse the bomb by cutting the correct wire. There are two wires. They are Turquoise and Magenta. |
14:36.53 | atoponce | cutwire Magenta |
14:36.54 | *** kick/#ubuntu-utah [atoponce!n=UtahBot@oalug/bot/utahbot] by UtahBot (snip...*BOOM!*) |
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14:36.59 | atoponce | heh |
14:37.40 | atoponce | !timebomb atoponce |
14:37.42 | UtahBot | Diffuse the bomb by cutting the correct wire. There are three wires. They are Tan, Black and Aquamarine. |
14:37.52 | atoponce | !cutwire Tan |
14:37.52 | *** kick/#ubuntu-utah [atoponce!n=UtahBot@oalug/bot/utahbot] by UtahBot (snip...*BOOM!*) |
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14:38.06 | atoponce | maquis: there's your timebomb game |
14:38.50 | Zelut | timebomb ehh? |
14:38.52 | UtahBot | Diffuse the bomb by cutting the correct wire. There are five wires. They are Grey, Fuchsia, White, Pink and Crimson. |
14:38.54 | Zelut | !timebomb |
14:39.02 | Zelut | lol |
14:39.15 | Yorokobi | Interesting, it didn't require the ! |
14:39.24 | Zelut | timebomb Zelut |
14:39.32 | Zelut | I think I broke it lol |
14:39.32 | atoponce | Zelut: 'cutwire' |
14:39.41 | atoponce | i need to fix it |
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14:42.03 | atoponce | timebomb Yorokobi |
14:42.10 | atoponce | !timebomb Yorokobi |
14:42.12 | Zelut | I just heard Pres Faust died |
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14:42.21 | UtahBot | Diffuse the bomb by cutting the correct wire. There are five wires. They are Crimson, Indigo, Red, Blue and Turquoise. |
14:42.30 | Yorokobi | !cutwire Indigo |
14:42.42 | atoponce | hmmm |
14:42.49 | Yorokobi | cutwire Indigo |
14:42.51 | atoponce | oh. heh |
14:42.54 | atoponce | it needs to be opd |
14:42.57 | *** mode/#ubuntu-utah [+o UtahBot] by ChanServ |
14:42.59 | {phoenyx} | ooo, new utahbot behavior |
14:43.10 | Yorokobi | !timebomb |
14:43.11 | UtahBot | Diffuse the bomb by cutting the correct wire. There are six wires. They are Grey, Silver, Red, Mauve, Maroon and Orange. |
14:43.14 | atoponce | {phoenyx}: i thought i'd bring it to this channel |
14:43.22 | Yorokobi | !cutwire Mauve |
14:43.23 | UtahBot | Yorokobi cut the Mauve wire. This has defused the bomb! |
14:43.27 | atoponce | heh |
14:43.28 | Yorokobi | Sweet. |
14:43.35 | atoponce | !timebomb {phoenyx} |
14:43.38 | UtahBot | Diffuse the bomb by cutting the correct wire. There are two wires. They are Brown and Silver. |
14:43.46 | {phoenyx} | !cutwire Brown |
14:43.46 | UtahBot | {phoenyx} cut the Brown wire. This has defused the bomb! |
14:43.49 | {phoenyx} | yay! |
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14:47.19 | herlo | ~lart atoponce |
14:47.20 | jbot | gives atoponce a good seeing to |
14:47.25 | herlo | !rr atoponce |
14:47.25 | UtahBot | *CLICK* Close one, huh herlo |
14:47.29 | herlo | !rr atoponce |
14:47.29 | UtahBot | *CLICK* Close one, huh herlo |
14:47.42 | herlo | UtahBot: that's not fair |
14:47.47 | herlo | !rr atoponce |
14:47.48 | UtahBot | *CLICK* Close one, huh herlo |
14:48.05 | herlo | !rr Zelut |
14:48.06 | UtahBot | *CLICK* Close one, huh herlo |
14:48.10 | herlo | !rr Zelut |
14:48.11 | UtahBot | *CLICK* Close one, huh Zelut |
14:48.12 | herlo | !rr Zelut |
14:48.14 | UtahBot | *BANG* |
14:48.15 | *** kick/#ubuntu-utah [herlo!n=UtahBot@oalug/bot/utahbot] by UtahBot (You're dead -1-) |
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14:48.27 | herlo | ~lart UtahBot |
14:48.27 | jbot | steals UtahBot's mojo |
14:48.38 | Zelut | !rr Zelut |
14:48.38 | UtahBot | *CLICK* Close one, huh Zelut |
14:50.09 | herlo | !rr UtahBot |
14:50.09 | UtahBot | *BANG* |
14:50.10 | *** kick/#ubuntu-utah [herlo!n=UtahBot@oalug/bot/utahbot] by UtahBot (You're dead -2-) |
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14:50.21 | herlo | Zelut: don |
14:50.26 | herlo | t play rr with UtahBot |
14:50.37 | herlo | !rr maquis |
14:50.37 | UtahBot | *CLICK* Close one, huh herlo |
15:01.12 | sontek_ | atoponce: pong |
15:05.38 | Zelut | man what a morning |
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15:15.27 | Zelut | jbot: say Zelut |
15:15.28 | jbot | Zelut |
15:15.37 | Zelut | jbot: say Zelut agin |
15:15.37 | jbot | Zelut agin |
15:15.42 | {phoenyx} | bachisanerd: good morning |
15:15.50 | Zelut | hmm, notify isn't going.. |
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15:21.03 | bachisanerd | {phoenyx}: good morning |
15:21.28 | bachisanerd | jbot: what are you? |
15:21.29 | jbot | ACTION are you to understand recursion, you must first understand recursion |
15:21.36 | undertakingyou | I upgraded to feisty on my laptop and it keeps locking up. Is there anything that I can do to debug this? |
15:22.47 | herlo | undertakingyou: troubleshooting is 50% art, 50% beating the hell out of the box |
15:22.54 | herlo | undertakingyou: make it submit! |
15:23.13 | herlo | undertakingyou: seriously though, I'd shut down every service you don't need. Eliminate all the possibilities |
15:23.52 | Zelut | undertakingyou: boot into (rescue mode) from grub |
15:24.02 | herlo | undertakingyou: also, if you want us to *really* help you, be more specific. When does it fail, what are you doing? What services/programs are running? ad nauseum. I'd rather have too much info than not enough |
15:24.06 | Zelut | make sure ubuntu-desktop (k/x, etc) is completely installed. |
15:24.34 | Zelut | undertakingyou: I would, again, boot to rescue mode and make sure everything is properly installed via aptitude. |
15:24.38 | undertakingyou | Herlo: any help how? I try doing <alt><SysRq><F1> but the thing is so locked that I can't even get the capslock to go on. |
15:25.08 | undertakingyou | Zelut: ok |
15:25.16 | herlo | undertakingyou: but I get that sometimes too. I can't help unless I know the circumstances. Plus I'd suggest this is a good spot to suggest the mailing list |
15:25.44 | Zelut | undertakingyou: check for that, do a full aptitude update ; aptitude upgrade ; aptitude dist-upgrade |
15:25.51 | Zelut | undertakingyou: let me know if you see any errors in any of that. |
15:26.14 | bachisanerd | undertakingyou: I get frozen every now and again so hard I have to hold down the power button till the laptop turns off. Beryl general seems to be at fault. |
15:26.23 | herlo | undertakingyou: Zelut is correct, but it could be something beyond what aptitude can help with. He does have a good starting point, but you'll actually never know whats wrong if you do that |
15:26.27 | herlo | and it fixes the problem |
15:26.34 | undertakingyou | It doesn't matter what DM I use, what perifs I have attached, nothing. It just does it. |
15:26.46 | herlo | undertakingyou: GUI? |
15:26.59 | herlo | does it do it when you aren't using GNOME/KDE? |
15:28.55 | undertakingyou | It doesn't lock in recovery mode. But it does in xface. And anytime during/ after x starts |
15:29.34 | Zelut | undertakingyou: replace ubuntu-desktop, of course, with whatever gui your running. |
15:29.58 | Zelut | undertakingyou: ubuntu-desktop, gnome. xubuntu-desktop, xfce. kubuntu-desktop, kde. |
15:31.38 | undertakingyou | When in recovery mode is there anyway to get output to display page at a time? |
15:31.49 | Zelut | undertakingyou: | less |
15:32.51 | undertakingyou | Thanks |
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15:37.32 | undertakingyou | Zelut: I just reinstalled x/k/unbuntu-desktop via aptitude in recovery mode. Is there anything else that I should do. |
15:37.52 | undertakingyou | Also, if I am being to vague let me know, I will be more specific. |
15:38.22 | Zelut | undertakingyou: try a full aptitude update ; aptitude upgrade ; aptitude dist-upgrade |
15:38.31 | Zelut | undertakingyou: if that works properly let me know.. |
15:40.00 | undertakingyou | Zelut: all that ran through fine with nothing to update, upgrade, and dist-upgrade returned 0's. |
15:40.41 | herlo | undertakingyou: its gonna take more than that to determine it. Can you boot to a non-gui level? |
15:41.05 | undertakingyou | herlo: you mean in recovery mode? |
15:42.01 | Zelut | ok, go back to the gui |
15:42.04 | tristanbob | anyone running Gutsy want to confirm a bug? |
15:42.14 | tristanbob | Places > Search for files > Help |
15:42.43 | herlo | undertakingyou: no |
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15:42.53 | undertakingyou | Zelut: I am currently logged into kubuntu. I can log into any you want. I have xubuntu, unbuntu, and kubuntu installed |
15:42.53 | herlo | undertakingyou: boot to a non-gui mode |
15:43.33 | herlo | undertakingyou: without the pretty pictures, its kinda like recovery mode |
15:43.46 | undertakingyou | herlo: you mean to just command line while not in recovery mode. I don't know how, can't say I've ever done that unless x hasn't started. |
15:43.49 | herlo | Zelut: is there not a "run level 3" equivalent in Ubuntu? |
15:44.00 | undertakingyou | herlo: I know what a non-gui is. |
15:44.06 | herlo | undertakingyou: I know |
15:44.18 | herlo | undertakingyou: I just noticed what you stated |
15:44.49 | herlo | undertakingyou: but there is something wrong in the gui for sure. Oh well, I guess I need to get better at troubleshooting in Ubuntu |
15:50.18 | moriancumer | undertakingyou: I agree with herlo. you need to boot to run level 3 and try stopping services one at a time. Let us know if you need help as to how to do that. Each time you shut down a service boot into a gui and see what happens. |
15:51.20 | tristanbob | what are some cool keystrokes with compiz fusion? |
15:51.23 | herlo | moriancumer: I just don't know if runlevel 3 is appropriate in Ubuntu. They have a squirrelly set of runlevles |
15:51.43 | herlo | tristanbob: <ctrl><alt><downarrow> |
15:52.06 | moriancumer | herlo: oh |
15:52.28 | undertakingyou | moriancumer: I have no idea how to boot to runlevel 3 but am happy to do that. If you can say how I will try. I guess the truly annoying thing is that is does this lockup at different times. Sometimes 5 minutes. Sometimes 3 seconds, othertimes it doesn't do it at all. So far I have been in a gui for 15 minutes and no lock up. A record for the day. |
15:52.59 | undertakingyou | On a side note, network manager is saying that it isn't managing my network. Maybe I should pull that out of the startup. |
15:53.03 | herlo | undertakingyou: you know how to boot to grub and interrupt it right? |
15:53.33 | undertakingyou | No, actually I don't. But that is why I love the chat. I learn so much :) |
15:54.32 | herlo | undertakingyou: boot your box, when you see it counting down, hit the space bar |
15:54.39 | herlo | that's grub |
15:54.50 | herlo | grub is your bootloader, its what lets you dual boot if you want to |
15:54.54 | undertakingyou | herlo: I don't hide the menu. It shows it everytime. |
15:55.11 | herlo | undertakingyou: still have to hit something to interrupt it no? |
15:55.41 | undertakingyou | It does a countdown for 7 seconds and then it will select the default, so yes. |
15:55.56 | herlo | right, so hit spacebar |
15:56.07 | herlo | then you need to edit the default choice - choose 'e' |
15:56.19 | herlo | then choose the kernel line - again choose 'e'e |
15:56.23 | herlo | well, just one e |
15:56.31 | undertakingyou | :) ok |
15:56.48 | herlo | at the end of that line, place the runlevel you'd like to go. In this case hit the space bar and then press '3' |
15:56.57 | herlo | undertakingyou: hit enter, and then 'b' to boot |
15:57.13 | herlo | undertakingyou: all of this is in the help at the bottom of the grub screen too, or at least it should be |
15:57.39 | {phoenyx} | this might be interesting for some of you: http://www.instructables.com/id/EWO41A9F4MSZZS9/ |
15:58.34 | undertakingyou | herlo: I don't think I have seen the help at the bottom, but I will do it. I know doing that works on the live cd's, I use it to remove "quite". I like to see what is going on. |
15:59.29 | herlo | you mean quiet right? I do that all the time, quite, quiet |
15:59.33 | herlo | :) |
15:59.44 | undertakingyou | herlo: yeah :) |
16:00.52 | undertakingyou | herlo: I'm just looking at grub now. in the kernel line, is it the "ro" after the root entry that I change to 3? would I change is to r3 or ro3? |
16:03.21 | herlo | no |
16:03.26 | herlo | undertakingyou: just add a 3 at the end |
16:03.34 | herlo | but it is on the kernel line |
16:05.19 | undertakingyou | herlo: I understand |
16:05.24 | herlo | :) |
16:20.48 | herlo | undertakingyou: did it help? |
16:22.21 | undertakingyou | I shutdown network manager and haven't hung up yet. I think I should remove it permanently. |
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16:39.49 | herlo | undertakingyou: interesting |
16:40.08 | herlo | undertakingyou: sounds like a driver problem with your NIC and NM |
16:42.40 | undertakingyou | herlo: to get my wired nic to work I had to compile and install the driver from source, and then insert the module. And I guess that could do it. Because the other night I was using my wireless connection and everything worked fine. Hmmm . . . |
16:45.09 | herlo | undertakingyou: that actually makes total sense. You should submit that as a bug to Ubuntu so they can integrate it into NM |
16:45.47 | undertakingyou | herlo: What would I say the package is, a bug with the driver, or a bug with Network Manager? |
16:46.02 | herlo | just that it doesn't work with your NIC |
16:46.17 | herlo | make sure to search the bug database first |
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17:08.14 | Zelut | undertakingyou: still having trouble? |
17:11.06 | undertakingyou | Zelut: I haven't locked up for over an hour. I shutdown NetworkManager and everything seems to be working. herlo thinks that this could be a bug with my Agere et131x Wired NIC and NetworkManager. I am searching for bugs now. |
17:11.55 | Zelut | hmm. you say it worked with Edgy but not now with Feisty? |
17:13.08 | undertakingyou | Right, edgy and dapper I never had this random locking problem. But feisty is a pain. |
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17:18.11 | Zelut | hmm |
17:18.30 | Zelut | did you say you're using a custom compiled module? I wonder if that conflicts with something now in feisty |
17:20.49 | undertakingyou | Zelut: yes, my wired NIC card has a project now on sourceforge, and I downloaded and compiled that. The source forge project has a bunch of patches integrated into it. In dapper and edgy I applied the patches myself and then complied it. One thought though, I didn't use NetworkManager before. And I don't think it is worth a poop now. So I wonder if that is the issue. |
17:21.14 | undertakingyou | as a side note, there is a request to have the driver packaged in launchpad. I have joined that asking that it be done. |
17:22.23 | Zelut | hmm |
17:22.37 | Zelut | normally I love network manager. I remember life without it and it's not something I prefer :) |
17:22.52 | Zelut | so it does sound like its something hardware specific. weird. |
17:23.09 | undertakingyou | I have found that using Wireless Assistant is nice. |
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17:59.37 | nearn | afternoon guys. |
17:59.52 | Zelut | "be my linked in buddy", "give me a comment on linked in".. |
17:59.55 | Zelut | they get old |
18:00.03 | {phoenyx} | is it just myspace for computer geeks? |
18:00.16 | Zelut | yeah |
18:00.21 | Zelut | or for "professionals" |
18:01.28 | nearn | huh, I have never heard about that site. |
18:01.47 | Gate | neither have I. and for some reason I don't think I care.... |
18:02.11 | Zelut | yeah, you don't care |
18:02.23 | Zelut | I don't care but someone suckered me into making an account once |
18:02.38 | Zelut | it lies dormant except for the buddy request spam I get regularly |
18:02.59 | Zelut | (if you have requested linked in buddy-ship from me I' not calling you a spammer, just tired of constant requests) |
18:04.14 | undertakingyou | Zelut: did herlo sucker you in like he did me? |
18:06.33 | Zelut | probably |
18:06.43 | Zelut | I don't even remember everyone--I never log into the account |
18:06.49 | *** mode/#ubuntu-utah [+o Zelut] by ChanServ |
18:07.28 | {phoenyx} | hmm, most of my "professional contacts" are people I know on irc |
18:08.08 | *** topic/#ubuntu-utah by Zelut -> | Ubuntu Utah LoCo team | http://utah-ubuntu-us.org | ** Team Meeting Tomorrow (sat), 6:00pm here: http://tinyurl.com/2v6mub | Ask Zelut about discounted registration for the Utah Open Source Conference | |
18:08.17 | *** mode/#ubuntu-utah [-o Zelut] by ChanServ |
18:08.20 | Gate | myspace and the like: The perfect way to neutralize any Internet anonymity and privacy you have left....... |
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18:49.05 | Zelut | I need some vim help if anyone is up to it. |
18:49.13 | synic | let's have it |
18:49.27 | Zelut | I wrapped a bunch of data I had laid out to one line with '81J'. Things looked good so I saved the file. |
18:49.50 | Zelut | I realize I need it back in its previous form. How can I revert (u doesn't work after a save).. |
18:50.01 | synic | try :earlier 5m |
18:50.25 | synic | change time accordingly, of course |
18:50.35 | Zelut | already at oldest change |
18:50.41 | Zelut | but that is a way cool feature I didn't know about.. |
18:50.54 | synic | welp. I'm fresh out of ideas. |
18:51.00 | synic | you can do :later too |
18:51.04 | nearn | that is a cool vim tip. |
18:51.11 | Zelut | crap, it's going to be a pain to get it back how it was.. |
18:51.12 | Zelut | ohh well |
18:51.28 | synic | ~praise vim |
18:51.29 | jbot | All hail vim! |
18:51.35 | synic | thanks jbot |
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18:52.10 | Zelut | maybe some find/replace to \n? would that work? |
18:52.48 | Zelut | at each ; I want it to insert a new line. |
18:52.57 | synic | oh, that'll work |
18:53.03 | synic | you want it after the ;? |
18:53.07 | Zelut | yes |
18:53.46 | synic | just :%s/;/;\n/g should work |
18:54.19 | synic | er.. |
18:54.21 | synic | yeah. |
18:54.58 | Zelut | ..nope |
18:55.01 | Yorokobi | :%s/;/;\r/g |
18:55.51 | Zelut | both of those are adding a g as well.. |
18:56.13 | Yorokobi | brrr? Well, then, don't use the /g |
18:56.49 | Zelut | tried again.. must have mistyped it. |
18:58.26 | Zelut | ok, how 'bout we make it even more complicated now. |
18:58.50 | Zelut | :%s/find/CUT/g ..to be pasted elsewhere. |
18:59.13 | Yorokobi | That sounds like a chore for a macro |
18:59.52 | Yorokobi | :g// is good for finding and removing but I don't think it saves anything to the buffer. |
19:01.50 | Zelut | hmm |
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19:15.42 | herlo | opapo: tomorrow 9:30am? |
19:17.00 | opapo | herlo yes |
19:17.09 | opapo | Thanks for the reminder |
19:17.13 | opapo | I forgot the time |
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19:17.38 | herlo | opapo: I wasn't sure of the time either |
19:17.43 | herlo | that's why I asked |
19:17.48 | opapo | 9:30 is perfect |
19:18.02 | opapo | I want to install lightning |
19:18.09 | herlo | :) |
19:18.15 | opapo | I have thunderbird, but no place to install addons |
19:18.28 | herlo | opapo: what?!! |
19:18.33 | opapo | I can install extensions (sp?), but no addons |
19:18.56 | herlo | opapo: what version are you running? |
19:19.06 | herlo | opapo: you need tbird 2 |
19:19.21 | opapo | 1.5.0.12 |
19:19.21 | herlo | I have 2.0.0.5 |
19:19.27 | herlo | opapo: upgrade! |
19:19.31 | opapo | I did |
19:19.34 | opapo | no dice |
19:20.00 | herlo | opapo: aptitude is not the only way to upgrade you know |
19:20.07 | herlo | getthunderbird.com |
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19:21.13 | opapo | I try not to install programs this way, but if I have to I have to |
19:22.42 | opapo | panic |
19:23.09 | Zelut | i have a writeup of how to do it on my blog if you want. |
19:23.26 | opapo | I adjusted my terminal window and now I lost my status bar |
19:23.46 | opapo | That was odd |
19:23.49 | opapo | Sorry |
19:24.05 | opapo | Problem solved by changing the size around |
19:25.06 | opapo | Zelut: I don't need a tutorial for how to install programs from tarballs, but I just prefer to install programs from aptitude or synaptic |
19:25.23 | opapo | I have had better luck of things |
19:25.27 | opapo | "just working" |
19:25.38 | opapo | if I use the Ubuntu repositories |
19:25.46 | opapo | or aptitude in general |
19:28.33 | opapo | When I install a program I am unfamiliar with I want someone to hold my hand through the installation. |
19:28.50 | opapo | That is why I like aptitude. |
19:36.04 | herlo | opapo: yeah, use Zelut's blog. It seemed pretty straightforward. I think you are right in installing things from only the repos, but sometimes you just gotta have a certain piece of software |
19:37.12 | Gate | herlo: google earth for instance :) |
19:37.34 | herlo | Gate: no, hell no! |
19:37.55 | Gate | herlo: not a fan? |
19:37.56 | herlo | Gate: google earth is a weighted down version of something you can easily get for cartography in google maps |
19:38.19 | herlo | Gate: I like google earth, but its not worth installing for more than entertainment |
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19:41.29 | Gate | herlo: is there a any better reason? |
19:41.46 | herlo | to not install it? |
19:42.16 | findlay | ~install herlo |
19:44.07 | herlo | findlay: that'd be a nice macro |
19:44.39 | herlo | jbot: install $1 is <action> runs rpm -Uvh $1 |
19:44.40 | jbot | herlo: okay |
19:44.44 | herlo | ~install findlay |
19:44.44 | jbot | ACTION runs rpm -Uvh findlay |
19:45.09 | herlo | jbot: no, install $1 is <action> runs yum -y localinstall $1.rpm |
19:45.10 | jbot | herlo: okay |
19:45.13 | herlo | ~install findlay |
19:45.14 | jbot | ACTION runs yum -y localinstall findlay.rpm |
19:45.28 | herlo | jbot: no, install $1 is <action> runs yum -y localinstall $1..4.2-1.noarch.rpm |
19:45.29 | jbot | herlo: okay |
19:45.32 | herlo | ~install findlay |
19:45.32 | jbot | ACTION runs yum -y localinstall findlay..4.2-1.noarch.rpm |
19:45.40 | herlo | jbot: no, install $1 is <action> runs yum -y localinstall $1.4.2-1.noarch.rpm |
19:45.41 | jbot | herlo: okay |
19:45.43 | herlo | ~install findlay |
19:45.44 | jbot | ACTION runs yum -y localinstall findlay.4.2-1.noarch.rpm |
19:45.54 | herlo | jbot: no, install $1 is <action> runs yum -y localinstall $1-4.2-1.noarch.rpm |
19:45.54 | jbot | okay, herlo |
19:45.57 | herlo | there |
19:45.58 | herlo | ~install findlay |
19:45.58 | jbot | ACTION runs yum -y localinstall findlay-4.2-1.noarch.rpm |
19:50.40 | undertakingyou | herlo: ping |
19:51.08 | opapo | Can some one subscribe to a calendar for me to test it? |
19:51.16 | opapo | iCal calendar |
19:51.29 | herlo | undertakingyou: here |
19:51.44 | herlo | opapo: you can use google calendars and it'll work |
19:52.14 | undertakingyou | herlo: is this email that I recieved from "reginald leonard" through plan@utos.org spam? |
19:52.35 | undertakingyou | Something about a job at Position Position. |
19:53.47 | herlo | undertakingyou: yeah |
19:53.56 | herlo | undertakingyou: we're working on solving that as you and I speak |
19:54.04 | herlo | undertakingyou: google for domains mail sucks |
19:54.12 | undertakingyou | I thought the server had changed already. |
19:54.22 | herlo | undertakingyou: but only after your email address becomes popular |
19:54.24 | undertakingyou | herlo: we use google for domains at work and we don't get anything really. |
19:54.29 | herlo | undertakingyou: not yet, Gabe is doing it now... |
19:54.34 | undertakingyou | nice |
19:54.56 | opapo | I can't get google calendar to do what I want |
19:55.01 | herlo | undertakingyou: yeah, only when your mail address is popular do you get tons of spam. This is the second domain I've moved off gdomains |
19:55.08 | opapo | I have a calendar on a server: http://www.alpine.k12.ut.us/privateComponents/iCal/242/PTA.ics |
19:55.10 | herlo | opapo: what do you want it to do? |
19:55.31 | opapo | I get an error when I try to subscribe to it |
19:55.59 | opapo | I want to know if someone else will get an error when they subscribe to it or if there is a firewall issue? |
19:56.41 | opapo | I just installed a firewall yesterday and we just got this problem today. |
20:01.18 | {phoenyx} | roughly 45% of our customers use it :( |
20:01.34 | undertakingyou | {phoenyx}: where do you work? |
20:01.39 | {phoenyx} | Deseret Book |
20:21.15 | *** join/#ubuntu-utah thaddeusq (n=thaddeus@216.49.181.128) |
20:51.29 | tonedevf | atoponce: you're presenting on encryption tomorrow, right? |
21:01.08 | atoponce | yeah |
21:09.50 | opapo | does anyone like Quest for internet? |
21:10.35 | thaddeusq | does anyone like Qwest? |
21:10.39 | Yorokobi | Qwest (Qworst) DSL blows. |
21:10.54 | opapo | My in-laws live in North Salt Lake and want to know if Qwest is good |
21:11.06 | opapo | Yorokobi: why do you say that? |
21:11.23 | thaddeusq | I can't get Qwest DSL where I live in Woods Cross, but, I love my Comcast. |
21:11.27 | tonedevf | atoponce: in what respect? i'm personally interested in running ubuntu on a fully encrypted file system |
21:11.32 | Yorokobi | A Qwest tech disconnected my dry line and gave it to my neighbor |
21:11.40 | thaddeusq | Much faster than my bil's Qwest DSL line. |
21:13.14 | Yorokobi | That was almost a year ago; I've had Qworst dispatched out to my house 5 times since then and it appears that finally they got it back on track. |
21:13.46 | *** join/#ubuntu-utah linuxalien (i=nobody@oalug/member/linuxalien) |
21:18.22 | atoponce | tonedevf: i won't be covering encrypted file systems, but rather, the technicalities behind encryption itself |
21:18.37 | atoponce | you'll learn encryption like you've never learned it before |
21:18.40 | opapo | Thanks for your responses about Qwest |
21:19.08 | tonedevf | i just heard a "Dun Duuuunnnnn" after that |
21:19.35 | opapo | Is the website for ubuntu utah down, or do only I have a problem? |
21:19.48 | tonedevf | so lotta theory and conceptual info, less how-to/demo ? |
21:20.16 | atoponce | hmmm |
21:20.36 | atoponce | probably 70% thoery and 30% practical |
21:23.15 | tonedevf | ok |
21:23.46 | tonedevf | do you have any experience running on an encrypted filesystem? |
21:27.54 | opapo | is ubuntu utah down? |
21:29.47 | opapo | When is the meeting tomorrow? |
21:29.48 | opapo | Where? |
21:30.13 | thaddeusq | 6 - 8 pm |
21:30.22 | Yorokobi | opapo, aren't you on the mailing list? |
21:31.21 | thaddeusq | Morris building located at 240 Morris Ave, Salt Lake City, 84115 |
21:31.24 | opapo | Yorokobi: sorry, I have been busy with other things I forgot about my mail |
21:31.59 | opapo | can anyone get to the ubuntu utah website? |
21:32.02 | opapo | I can not? |
21:32.11 | *** join/#ubuntu-utah steve8track (n=steve@trapezewireless218.insecure.utah.edu) |
21:32.14 | thaddeusq | can't try atm |
21:32.29 | thaddeusq | http://tinyurl.com/2v6mub is a google map to the meeting location. |
21:33.42 | steve8track | Hello, I'm new to irc. Is there anything that I should know about it other than not typing a slash commands I don't know... |
21:33.55 | synic | register your nickname |
21:34.15 | synic | type /msg nickserv help |
21:34.18 | steve8track | How do I do that, and what does registering do for me? |
21:34.24 | synic | er.. /msg nickserv help register |
21:34.26 | steve8track | (or for you for that matter) |
21:34.37 | Zelut | the site is down. known issue with canonical hosting right now. |
21:34.41 | synic | it keeps your nickname yours, and you can kill dead connections. |
21:35.01 | steve8track | That's good, but what do you mean by dead connections? |
21:35.56 | opapo | Zelut: thanks for responding |
21:36.10 | synic | if your connection drops for whatever reason, you won't actually get disconnected for 300 seconds |
21:36.21 | synic | so if your connection comes back up and you reconnect to IRC, there'll be a "ghost" |
21:36.29 | synic | taking up your nickname. |
21:36.59 | steve8track | Thanks guys! |
21:37.14 | *** part/#ubuntu-utah tonedevf (n=dave@155.100.73.251) |
21:39.06 | Zelut | steve8track: I'm assuming you're local to utah as well? |
21:39.11 | steve8track | Yes |
21:39.33 | Zelut | we'd love to see you at the meet tomorrow if you can make it. it's on encryption. |
21:39.48 | steve8track | That's what mike told me, do you know mike? |
21:39.56 | steve8track | That's how I found this irc channel |
21:40.08 | Zelut | steve8track: which mike? mikeB? |
21:40.16 | steve8track | I think so. |
21:40.32 | steve8track | I know him, not from irc, but from work. |
21:40.34 | thaddeusq | Zelut is excited about lots of things, that's why his nick is Zelut! |
21:40.55 | Zelut | Zelut ftw! |
21:41.14 | Zelut | steve8track: cool. if its Mike Basinger you're talking about he's a good guy. |
21:41.51 | Zelut | I'm out |
21:42.02 | steve8track | Yeah, he game me a Ubuntu CD today, I was excited to have an official CD rather than a downloaded burnt copy. It's the first I've seen that said "you may distribute, modify, etc" |
21:42.15 | steve8track | Have a nice day. |
21:42.38 | steve8track | And thanks for the help, I've never had any luck on irc before. |
21:42.46 | synic | are you already using linux? |
21:43.30 | steve8track | synic: Did you just send something? |
21:43.44 | synic | yup. |
21:43.48 | synic | I checked your client version |
21:44.07 | steve8track | Why? |
21:44.13 | steve8track | to see why I had problems? |
21:44.22 | synic | curiousity. I was trying to see if you were already running linux. |
21:44.31 | steve8track | Yeah, I'm using ubuntu |
21:44.37 | synic | groovy |
21:44.40 | steve8track | could you tell? |
21:44.48 | synic | nope, I could only tell you are using gaim |
21:45.06 | synic | type this: /ctcp synic version |
21:45.38 | steve8track | Yeah, I tried pidgin, the newer version of GAIM, but there were things I didn't like about it, so I want to stick with GAIM's interface |
21:45.54 | thaddeusq | personally I prefer xchat |
21:46.03 | opapo | I use irssi |
21:46.12 | synic | I like xchat.... but the screen+irssi combo is where it's at |
21:46.26 | steve8track | it says no such command |
21:46.36 | thaddeusq | There are definite advantages to screen+irssi |
21:46.36 | synic | *shrug*, maybe gaim doesn't support ctcp |
21:47.07 | steve8track | looks like it doesn't. Typing /help doesn't show it |
21:47.56 | steve8track | I tried to use Miranda Portable to connect onto irc before I made the switch to Ubuntu, and I could only connect to a irc server once, then I was booted |
21:48.03 | steve8track | and couldn't log on again |
21:48.09 | steve8track | so I gave up for a while |
21:48.58 | steve8track | So is everyone coming to the meeting physically, or just on irc? |
21:50.51 | Yorokobi | It is a meeting of persons face-to-face |
21:50.54 | Zelut | we'll get you converted to irssi before you know it :) |
21:51.53 | steve8track | I'm not sure about making the meeting either, but I'd like to. I hope the meeting on encryption won't be too technical, because I haven't learned much about encryption yet. |
21:52.49 | thaddeusq | atoponce says it'll be 70% theory so I would imagine it would be pretty technical |
21:53.45 | steve8track | Is it his house? |
21:54.00 | Zelut | it's at an office. |
21:54.03 | steve8track | Ok |
21:54.06 | Yorokobi | steve8track, it is at the Morris Murdock building in South SL |
21:54.21 | thaddeusq | atoponce is teaching it. |
21:54.21 | steve8track | I got the map from Mike B |
21:54.31 | *** join/#ubuntu-utah tonedevf (n=dave@155.100.73.251) |
21:54.33 | Zelut | steve8track: do you know if MikeB will make it? |
21:54.55 | steve8track | I don't know, I would guess so, since he invited me. I'll go see if he is at his desk and ask him. |
21:55.14 | Zelut | good to see MikeB is doing some recruiting. |
21:55.58 | thaddeusq | Zelut: give me some more cd's and I'll do some recruiting for you. :) |
21:56.56 | steve8track | I checked, he's already left for the day. |
21:56.59 | Zelut | thaddeusq: I'll have a big stack tomorrow |
21:57.20 | steve8track | I'm in another ubuntu channel, and no one answers me at all |
21:57.42 | Zelut | steve8track: which one? |
21:57.48 | steve8track | Those professional copies really make a better impression than a burnt one. |
21:57.59 | steve8track | Ubuntu-pt |
21:58.01 | Zelut | steve8track: you might be interested in #ubuntu-us as well. |
21:58.15 | Zelut | -pt? what is that |
21:58.25 | Zelut | thaddeusq: make it a date. geek-date ftw! |
21:58.29 | steve8track | Portuguese |
21:58.40 | steve8track | or Portugal |
21:58.42 | Zelut | thaddeusq: or do it after. we don't go all nite. |
21:58.46 | atoponce | steve8track: when i'm done, you'll know encryption like the back of your hand. :) |
21:58.52 | thaddeusq | Zelut: my wife is not a geek |
21:59.11 | Zelut | thaddeusq: neither is mine but she's been to more meetings than probably anyone else |
21:59.11 | steve8track | I thought it was Portuguese, but I was looking for Portuguese. |
21:59.24 | atoponce | tonedevf: i've never run an encrypted filesystem, actually, but i've had every intention and interest in doing so... |
21:59.28 | steve8track | *I thought it was portuguese, but it was portugal* |
21:59.32 | thaddeusq | she tolerates it from me, but, we are going out to celebrate her b-day. |
21:59.52 | Zelut | atoponce: I'm doing an encrypted usb disk now, although it takes 3x as many steps to mount as normal. |
22:00.16 | tonedevf | atoponce: likewise |
22:00.26 | Zelut | steve8track: they're probably asleep is my guess :) |
22:00.34 | tonedevf | encrypted home directory would be less interesting but still useful |
22:00.49 | tonedevf | TrueCrypt volumes take care of my needs for the time being |
22:01.05 | steve8track | Zelut: Good point, if it were Brazil, then they wouldn't, so I'll look for that room |
22:01.52 | Zelut | man am I ready to get home tonite. |
22:01.53 | steve8track | atoponce: just use laman's terms, I hate acronyms (I guess I shouldn't have gone into computers) |
22:02.24 | atoponce | oh. heh. i won't be talking over my grandma's head, so no worries there |
22:02.26 | steve8track | atoponce: what I meant is when you explain encription, please don't use acronyms |
22:02.39 | atoponce | are you coming to the meeting? |
22:02.42 | tonedevf | heheh |
22:02.47 | thaddeusq | tla's are a pita |
22:03.10 | Zelut | thaddeusq: hehe |
22:03.31 | steve8track | atoponce: I hope to, but it's too early to tell, since I was just invited and I need to see if I will be available. |
22:03.34 | thaddeusq | Zelut: where you been this week? |
22:03.47 | atoponce | steve8track: sounds good |
22:03.58 | *** join/#ubuntu-utah alex_ (n=Alex@c-71-195-222-165.hsd1.ut.comcast.net) |
22:04.13 | Zelut | thaddeusq: MD |
22:04.37 | thaddeusq | Zelut: fun. It's friday, and I'm leaving now. BYE! |
22:04.49 | atoponce | !timebomb thaddeusq |
22:04.51 | UtahBot | Diffuse the bomb by cutting the correct wire. There is one wire. It is White. |
22:05.02 | atoponce | oh brother |
22:05.10 | atoponce | like that's tuff |
22:05.11 | *** join/#ubuntu-utah etank (n=etank@ubuntu/member/etank) |
22:05.30 | *** kick/#ubuntu-utah [thaddeusq!n=UtahBot@oalug/bot/utahbot] by UtahBot (*BOOM!*) |
22:05.50 | atoponce | heh. wasn't that hard. :) |
22:06.00 | synic | !timebomb atoponce |
22:06.02 | UtahBot | Diffuse the bomb by cutting the correct wire. There are three wires. They are Indigo, Red and Yellow. |
22:06.09 | atoponce | !cutwire Red |
22:06.11 | UtahBot | atoponce cut the Red wire. This has defused the bomb! |
22:06.14 | synic | pfft. |
22:06.16 | atoponce | hah! |
22:06.20 | steve8track | What is this Utah bot? |
22:06.23 | atoponce | !timebomb synic |
22:06.24 | UtahBot | Diffuse the bomb by cutting the correct wire. There are four wires. They are Khaki, Fuchsia, Black and Crimson. |
22:06.33 | synic | !cutwire khaki |
22:06.34 | *** kick/#ubuntu-utah [synic!n=UtahBot@oalug/bot/utahbot] by UtahBot (snip...*BOOM!*) |
22:06.38 | *** join/#ubuntu-utah synic (n=squish@pdpc/supporter/student/synic) |
22:06.40 | synic | dammit |
22:06.54 | atoponce | ~language synic |
22:06.54 | jbot | ACTION grabs synic by the ear and washes synic's mouth out with soap |
22:07.27 | synic | er... |
22:07.30 | atoponce | steve8track: it's my bot, for, whatever reasons |
22:07.33 | synic | he's a potty mouth |
22:07.48 | atoponce | !rr synic |
22:07.48 | UtahBot | *CLICK* Close one, huh atoponce |
22:07.57 | steve8track | what is the bot for? |
22:07.59 | steve8track | games? |
22:08.21 | atoponce | that and info stuff |
22:08.34 | steve8track | But why are people blowing each other up? |
22:08.39 | steve8track | just for fun? |
22:08.42 | atoponce | yeah |
22:08.48 | steve8track | ok... that's wierd |
22:08.54 | atoponce | !timebomb steve8track |
22:08.56 | UtahBot | Diffuse the bomb by cutting the correct wire. There are five wires. They are Bisque, Magenta, Fuchsia, Khaki and Brown. |
22:08.58 | steve8track | no one stuff anything down my pants! |
22:09.05 | atoponce | get it wrong, and you're kicked. :) |
22:09.11 | atoponce | you have 55 seconds |
22:09.16 | steve8track | Magenta |
22:09.20 | steve8track | how? |
22:09.21 | atoponce | use !cutwire |
22:09.29 | steve8track | !cutwire Magenta |
22:09.30 | *** kick/#ubuntu-utah [steve8track!n=UtahBot@oalug/bot/utahbot] by UtahBot (snip...*BOOM!*) |
22:09.32 | atoponce | heh |
22:09.51 | tonedevf | quick, now you can use acronyms |
22:10.05 | atoponce | lolomgroflmao |
22:10.13 | tonedevf | : D |
22:10.22 | *** join/#ubuntu-utah steve8track (n=steve@trapezewireless218.insecure.utah.edu) |
22:10.30 | atoponce | welcome back. :) |
22:10.31 | steve8track | Am I here now? |
22:10.39 | steve8track | I was worried I wouldn't come back.. lol |
22:11.01 | steve8track | because of the problems I have had with working with irc |
22:12.01 | atoponce | !timebomb |
22:12.02 | UtahBot | Diffuse the bomb by cutting the correct wire. There are two wires. They are Yellow and Beige. |
22:12.09 | atoponce | !cutwire Yellow |
22:12.09 | *** kick/#ubuntu-utah [atoponce!n=UtahBot@oalug/bot/utahbot] by UtahBot (snip...*BOOM!*) |
22:12.10 | *** join/#ubuntu-utah atoponce (n=aaron@ubuntu/member/pdpc.supporter.bronze.atoponce) |
22:12.22 | atoponce | !rr |
22:12.22 | UtahBot | *CLICK* Close one, huh atoponce |
22:12.24 | atoponce | !rr |
22:12.26 | UtahBot | *BANG* |
22:12.27 | *** kick/#ubuntu-utah [atoponce!n=UtahBot@oalug/bot/utahbot] by UtahBot (You're dead -3-) |
22:12.28 | *** join/#ubuntu-utah atoponce (n=aaron@ubuntu/member/pdpc.supporter.bronze.atoponce) |
22:12.34 | atoponce | :) |
22:13.30 | {phoenyx} | !timebomb atoponce |
22:13.31 | UtahBot | Diffuse the bomb by cutting the correct wire. There are five wires. They are Khaki, Lavender, Yellow, Olive and Mauve. |
22:13.41 | atoponce | !cutwire Lavender |
22:13.42 | *** kick/#ubuntu-utah [atoponce!n=UtahBot@oalug/bot/utahbot] by UtahBot (snip...*BOOM!*) |
22:13.43 | *** join/#ubuntu-utah atoponce (n=aaron@ubuntu/member/pdpc.supporter.bronze.atoponce) |
22:14.28 | atoponce | !rr {phoenyx} |
22:14.28 | UtahBot | *CLICK* Close one, huh atoponce |
22:14.31 | atoponce | !rr {phoenyx} |
22:14.32 | UtahBot | *CLICK* Close one, huh atoponce |
22:14.34 | atoponce | !rr {phoenyx} |
22:14.35 | UtahBot | *BANG* |
22:14.37 | *** kick/#ubuntu-utah [atoponce!n=UtahBot@oalug/bot/utahbot] by UtahBot (You're dead -4-) |
22:14.37 | *** join/#ubuntu-utah atoponce (n=aaron@ubuntu/member/pdpc.supporter.bronze.atoponce) |
22:14.40 | {phoenyx} | lol |
22:14.49 | atoponce | bah! point it at {phoenyx} for crying out loud |
22:14.51 | atoponce | !rr {phoenyx} |
22:14.52 | UtahBot | *CLICK* Close one, huh atoponce |
22:14.54 | atoponce | !rr {phoenyx} |
22:14.56 | UtahBot | *CLICK* Close one, huh atoponce |
22:14.57 | atoponce | !rr {phoenyx} |
22:14.57 | UtahBot | *CLICK* Close one, huh atoponce |
22:14.59 | atoponce | !rr {phoenyx} |
22:15.01 | UtahBot | *BANG* |
22:15.01 | *** kick/#ubuntu-utah [atoponce!n=UtahBot@oalug/bot/utahbot] by UtahBot (You're dead -5-) |
22:15.02 | *** join/#ubuntu-utah atoponce (n=aaron@ubuntu/member/pdpc.supporter.bronze.atoponce) |
22:15.05 | atoponce | grrr |
22:15.10 | atoponce | it's rigged |
22:15.20 | heartsbane | What the hell is going on in here |
22:15.33 | {phoenyx} | violence |
22:15.36 | atoponce | !insult heartsbane |
22:15.37 | {phoenyx} | lots of violence |
22:15.38 | UtahBot | heartsbane: Your mamma's so stupid, she thinks square roots are vegetables! |
22:15.58 | atoponce | stupid geek jokes |
22:16.29 | {phoenyx} | !timebomb UtahBot |
22:16.31 | *** kick/#ubuntu-utah [{phoenyx}!n=UtahBot@oalug/bot/utahbot] by UtahBot (I will not tollerate this!) |
22:16.31 | heartsbane | Ya well UtahBot, I don't even think you are qualified to run a door nob |
22:16.38 | *** join/#ubuntu-utah {phoenyx} (n=tthorley@64.147.152.13) |
22:16.43 | heartsbane | Stupid bots |
22:16.43 | {phoenyx} | lol |
22:17.39 | heartsbane | See ya'll tomorrow |
22:18.25 | {phoenyx} | atoponce: have you prevented it from !timebombing ops? |
22:18.37 | *** mode/#ubuntu-utah [+o atoponce] by ChanServ |
22:18.38 | atoponce | try it |
22:18.39 | *** join/#ubuntu-utah RoninX341 (n=etank@ubuntu/member/etank) |
22:18.46 | {phoenyx} | !timebomb atoponce |
22:18.48 | UtahBot | Diffuse the bomb by cutting the correct wire. There are four wires. They are Bisque, Green, Mauve and Brown. |
22:18.55 | atoponce | !cutwire Green |
22:18.55 | *** kick/#ubuntu-utah [atoponce!n=UtahBot@oalug/bot/utahbot] by UtahBot (snip...*BOOM!*) |
22:18.56 | *** join/#ubuntu-utah atoponce (n=aaron@ubuntu/member/pdpc.supporter.bronze.atoponce) |
22:18.59 | atoponce | guess not |
22:19.28 | {phoenyx} | 'cause you could !timebomb ChanServ |
22:19.53 | synic | !timebomb nearn |
22:19.56 | UtahBot | Diffuse the bomb by cutting the correct wire. There are five wires. They are Gold, Bisque, Indigo, Violet and White. |
22:20.07 | synic | muahahaha. |
22:20.30 | *** kick/#ubuntu-utah [nearn!n=UtahBot@oalug/bot/utahbot] by UtahBot (*BOOM!*) |
22:20.35 | *** join/#ubuntu-utah nearn (n=burn@ip65-44-116-168.z116-44-65.customer.algx.net) |
22:20.43 | synic | !timebomb nearn |
22:20.45 | UtahBot | Diffuse the bomb by cutting the correct wire. There are two wires. They are Grey and Teal. |
22:21.35 | *** kick/#ubuntu-utah [nearn!n=UtahBot@oalug/bot/utahbot] by UtahBot (*BOOM!*) |
22:21.41 | *** join/#ubuntu-utah nearn (n=burn@ip65-44-116-168.z116-44-65.customer.algx.net) |
22:21.52 | steve8track | !timebomb |
22:21.54 | UtahBot | Diffuse the bomb by cutting the correct wire. There is one wire. It is Plum. |
22:22.00 | steve8track | Plum |
22:22.05 | synic | uh oh. |
22:22.06 | steve8track | !timebomb Plum |
22:22.12 | synic | haha. |
22:22.15 | *** kick/#ubuntu-utah [steve8track!n=UtahBot@oalug/bot/utahbot] by UtahBot (*BOOM!*) |
22:22.21 | synic | rofl. |
22:22.48 | *** join/#ubuntu-utah steve8track (n=steve@trapezewireless218.insecure.utah.edu) |
22:23.01 | {phoenyx} | <PROTECTED> |
22:23.18 | steve8track | !timebomb synic |
22:23.21 | UtahBot | Diffuse the bomb by cutting the correct wire. There is one wire. It is Ivory. |
22:23.27 | synic | !cutwire ivory |
22:23.27 | UtahBot | synic cut the Ivory wire. This has defused the bomb! |
22:23.31 | synic | I win |
22:23.46 | undertakingyou | nice |
22:23.48 | steve8track | synic: Why did you only get one wire to cut? |
22:24.05 | synic | I have no idea. |
22:24.10 | {phoenyx} | It's random |
22:24.11 | *** part/#ubuntu-utah undertakingyou (n=will@70.97.48.98) |
22:24.35 | steve8track | I wonder if you can do two bombs... |
22:24.41 | steve8track | !timebomb synic undertakingyou |
22:24.42 | UtahBot | Diffuse the bomb by cutting the correct wire. There is one wire. It is Khaki. |
22:24.56 | steve8track | !cutewire Khaki |
22:25.06 | synic | gotta spell it correctly. |
22:25.08 | {phoenyx} | (cut) |
22:25.12 | steve8track | !cutwire Khaki |
22:25.12 | *** kick/#ubuntu-utah [steve8track!n=UtahBot@oalug/bot/utahbot] by UtahBot (*BOOM!*) |
22:25.24 | synic | he's just not having a go of this |
22:25.29 | *** join/#ubuntu-utah steve8track (n=steve@trapezewireless218.insecure.utah.edu) |
22:25.47 | steve8track | !timebomb synic |
22:25.48 | steve8track | !timebomb synic |
22:25.48 | UtahBot | Diffuse the bomb by cutting the correct wire. There are six wires. They are Chartreuse, Khaki, Violet, Tan, Pink and Fuchsia. |
22:25.55 | steve8track | !timebomb synic |
22:25.57 | synic | !cutwire tan |
22:25.57 | *** kick/#ubuntu-utah [synic!n=UtahBot@oalug/bot/utahbot] by UtahBot (snip...*BOOM!*) |
22:26.02 | *** join/#ubuntu-utah synic (n=squish@pdpc/supporter/student/synic) |
22:26.04 | synic | lame |
22:26.09 | synic | !timebomb nearn |
22:26.11 | UtahBot | Diffuse the bomb by cutting the correct wire. There are six wires. They are Lime, Indigo, Fuchsia, Blue, White and Red. |
22:26.29 | {phoenyx} | !timebomb |
22:26.30 | *** kick/#ubuntu-utah [nearn!n=UtahBot@oalug/bot/utahbot] by UtahBot (*BOOM!*) |
22:26.33 | UtahBot | Diffuse the bomb by cutting the correct wire. There are five wires. They are Lime, Maroon, Navy, Mauve and Black. |
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22:27.04 | *** kick/#ubuntu-utah [[phoenyx]!n=UtahBot@oalug/bot/utahbot] by UtahBot (*BOOM!*) |
22:27.14 | *** join/#ubuntu-utah [phoenyx] (n=tthorley@64.147.152.13) |
22:28.30 | steve8track | Do I have to register with each irc room that I join, or just once for this server? |
22:28.43 | opapo | ping herlo |
22:28.50 | synic | steve8track: just for the server |
22:29.15 | steve8track | good |
22:29.33 | steve8track | what was the command, so I can do it on other servers too? |
22:30.03 | synic | not all servers support it |
22:30.14 | synic | but /msg nickserv help register |
22:33.15 | steve8track | thanks |
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22:39.16 | steve8track | Wow, they don't seem to like me in the Brazillian chatroom |
22:39.36 | nearn | lol |
22:39.40 | steve8track | Well, it's not that, it's that they don't chat, they said that it's better to just use e-mail |
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22:40.34 | steve8track | And there were only 2 people in the chatroom at the time, only one responded me, and said that there would only ever be 8-9 people in the room. |
22:41.16 | steve8track | How often are these meetings anyway? |
22:42.08 | steve8track | I have another Ubuntu friend who wants to know. |
22:43.19 | [phoenyx] | monthly |
22:45.36 | steve8track | I've only known about the meeting for a few hours, and I've already invited 2 people, but neither can make it. |
22:47.49 | steve8track | I wonder if Dan is in this group... |
22:47.54 | steve8track | Anyone know a Dan? |
22:48.09 | steve8track | That uses Ubuntu.. |
22:49.00 | Hearts|Laptop | no |
22:49.11 | steve8track | ok |
22:51.13 | Gate | I am a Dan |
22:51.25 | Gate | .... wait. |
22:51.43 | Gate | steve8track: you go to BYU? |
22:52.10 | steve8track | nope, U of U |
22:52.27 | Gate | then I probably don't know you :) |
22:52.47 | steve8track | Probably not, unless... did you go to highschool in Utah? |
22:52.52 | Gate | home schooled |
22:53.02 | steve8track | ok, lol, then not likely |
22:53.06 | Gate | :) k |
22:53.24 | steve8track | Did you server an LDS mission in a foreign country? |
22:53.27 | Gate | I know a Steve, but he's at BYU, I am in Washington CO. |
22:53.29 | Gate | no |
22:54.36 | steve8track | ok |
22:55.05 | Gate | unless you have been to Dixie College or in Washington CO. |
22:56.00 | steve8track | how do I get notices of future meetings? |
22:57.08 | Gate | hang out here works |
22:57.16 | Gate | its almost always in the subject line |
22:57.21 | Hearts|Laptop | ubuntu-utah list server |
23:04.22 | *** part/#ubuntu-utah Gate (n=gate@144.38.222.14) |
23:07.42 | steve8track | Anyone here ever play Nexuiz? |
23:13.23 | steve8track | I take that as a no. |
23:14.23 | etank | steve8track: i tried it once |
23:14.30 | etank | but im not much of a gamer |
23:25.36 | steve8track | I'm looking for a better video card for my desktop... I realize that many people who work on their computers have parts that just lie around, so I thought it is worth asking if anyone has a AGP 4x graphics card (preferably not ATI) that they don't want anymore. I figure it doesn't hurt to ask (I hope). |
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