[12:15] yeah, 5200 files of possibly illegaly distributed code [12:15] <_MMA_> It gonna work. Probably just not in the time frame we wanted. [12:15] awesome :-) [12:15] that's my assesment === tsmithe spent all that time on getting that process documented as well. better not be wasted. took aaaagggges === cbx33 [n=pete@ubuntu/member/cbx33] has joined #ubuntu-motu === math_b [n=mathieu@vbo91-2-82-239-207-88.fbx.proxad.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu === Arrogance [n=aks@ottawa-hs-209-217-79-61.d-ip.magma.ca] has joined #ubuntu-motu === RAOF [n=Chris_@matht464.maths.unsw.edu.au] has joined #ubuntu-motu [12:47] mattb: good to see you getting stuck in [12:47] I'm having a competition to see whether this package gets through NEW or REVU faster :p [12:48] hm, good luck there [12:48] what's the package? [12:48] libtrace3 [12:48] right, I see it [12:48] http://research.wand.net.nz/software/libtrace.php [12:49] we'd usually want the first ubuntu version to be -0ubuntu1, but this is probably a special case since it's in NEW [12:49] ah, a WAND project? [12:49] Morning ajmitch. [12:49] hi TheMuso [12:49] Or for you I should be saying good afternoon. [12:49] anybody know where an .xsession-error would be in a RHEL system? [12:49] ajmitch: yep a wand project [12:50] mattb: one main problem [12:50] +libtrace3 (3.0.0-1ubuntu1) fiesty; urgency=low [12:50] it's feisty, not fiesty [12:50] I debated over the version, but as you say, given it's already in new 1ubuntu1 seemed to make most sens [12:50] ajmitch: oh, bugger [12:50] LaserJock: what do you suggest for DDs uploading to REVU? 1 ACK is ok? :) [12:50] wouldn't that make syncing a problem in the future [12:51] depends on the DD :p [12:51] next debian revision will be -2, which is > 1ubuntu1 [12:51] so syncs should be fine? [12:51] well, but syncing -1 wouldn't work [12:51] ajmitch: dd or MOTUs? [12:51] LaserJock: but he doesn't want to sync -1 [12:51] since it's stuck in debian NEW [12:52] mattb: will there be Ubuntu changes in the future? [12:52] TheMuso: DDs [12:52] highly unlikely [12:52] ok [12:52] ajmitch: but we'd want to get rid of the ubuntu1 if we could [12:52] so we'd sync -1 [12:52] the point of this upload is to get it into feisty asap [12:52] but we don't want to miss the freeze [12:52] either way it's not a big deal [12:52] rather than having to wait for it to get through NEW and then sync [12:52] debian NEW is crawling at the moment [12:53] well, I was just saying, if you have to change fiesty -> feisty [12:53] it may not get out for another couple of weeks [12:53] why not 1ubuntu1 -> 0ubuntu1 for completness [12:53] LaserJock: are you suggesting it be uploaded with -1build1? [12:53] no, althought that's not a exactly the worst idea ;-) [12:53] s/a// [12:54] any recovering RHELers want to help me find .xsession-errors? [12:54] Gnome and KDE won't start up [12:55] I'm guessing something must be going wrong at login [12:55] but I can't figure out where to look === LaserJock curses RedHat under his breath [12:56] LaserJock: I thought they were in the home directory. [12:56] TheMuso: I can't find it [12:56] hmmm [12:57] I guess you could always do a find / -name .xsession-errors :) [12:57] LaserJock: /tmp or /home full? :) [12:57] not even close [12:57] that's what the KDE login says [12:58] I tried moving .gnome* and .gconf* [12:58] but both Gnome and KDE have the problem [12:58] it just gives me a blue screen and a cursor [01:00] so, shall I upload again with feisty spelt correctly, and 0ubuntu1 ? [01:02] mattb: you may as well [01:02] & then it can sit & bitrot in ubuntu NEW [01:02] heh [01:03] though the oldest things in there are only 9 days [01:04] heh === janm [n=jmalonzo@ppp4592.dsl.pacific.net.au] has joined #ubuntu-motu === ogra [n=ogra@ubuntu/member/ogra] has joined #ubuntu-motu === superm1 [n=superm1@ubuntu/member/superm1] has joined #ubuntu-motu === bigon [i=bigon@imladris.bigon.be] has joined #ubuntu-motu === Hobbsee [n=Hobbsee@ubuntu/member/hobbsee] has joined #ubuntu-motu === hub [n=hub@toronto-hs-216-138-231-194.s-ip.magma.ca] has joined #ubuntu-motu === freeflying [i=flyingfr@gobstopper.dreamhost.com] has joined #ubuntu-motu === jrib [n=jasonr@upstream/dev/jrib] has joined #ubuntu-motu === janm [n=jmalonzo@ppp4592.dsl.pacific.net.au] has joined #ubuntu-motu === mwolson [i=mwolson@jpi-wlafyte-212-116.dmisinetworks.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu === chezz99 [n=root@125.96.99.20] has joined #ubuntu-motu === jrib [n=jasonr@upstream/dev/jrib] has joined #ubuntu-motu === lotusleaf [n=lotuslea@kernel-panic/member/carne.asada.burrito] has joined #ubuntu-motu [02:08] [02:09] quiet night [02:09] starry night [02:09] <_ion> hungry night [02:11] I'm tired, right? [02:11] sistpoty, yea [02:11] hi imbrandon [02:11] heya [02:11] <_ion> No, you're suffering from caffeine deficiency. [02:11] hehe [02:12] imbrandon!!! [02:13] hi Hobbsee [02:13] imbrandon: i'm grabbing various fixes for amarok upstream at the moment, FYI === hub [n=hub@toronto-hs-216-138-231-194.s-ip.magma.ca] has joined #ubuntu-motu [02:13] hey sistpoty :) [02:13] heya Hobbsee [02:14] Hobbsee, rockin [02:14] imbrandon: :) i am useful for something, i think [02:14] hehe [02:14] hey imbrandon, ya didnt get the mythtv and mythplugins uploaded by uvf...... i filed a uvfe for them [02:15] superm1, sorry slipped my mind [02:15] i'll try to help it get pussed [02:15] imbrandon, not a problem as long as motu-uvf gets them approved :) [02:15] pushed* [02:15] awesome thanks [02:21] hrm [02:23] I'm so close to having my mirror done :-) [02:24] LaserJock: who is the fairest fawn of all? [02:24] Feisty of course [02:25] !chocsnack [02:25] Sorry, I don't know anything about chocsnack - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi [02:25] until the cruel hunter kills Feisty's dad === cstudent [n=kirby@67.129.197.198] has joined #ubuntu-motu [02:28] LaserJock, you makin a mirror at the edu too? [02:28] full rsync ? [02:33] imbrandon: I'm using reprepo to make a mirror of i386/source main/universe at home [02:35] ahh cool [02:35] it's a bit of an experiment [02:39] but as I'll have 3 feisty machines tonight, I thought it'd be nice === fernando [n=fernando@unaffiliated/musb] has joined #ubuntu-motu [02:39] also having all of the source locally will make packaging a bit more fun [02:40] well, I used apt-proxy as a cache for several machines... worked quite nice until apt-proxy switched to twisted. however that was some years ago [02:40] sure === imbrandon just runs a full rsync mirror ;) [02:41] but I'm investigating repo stuff [02:42] mini-dinstall is ... kinda ugly, but it works for me :) [02:43] yeah, I did that too [02:43] falcon ftw as far as making a repo [02:43] well, I can't use falcon exactly [02:44] why? [02:47] LaserJock: once you find hte easiest and most useful, do tell me about it :) [02:47] or come to think of it, i wonder if imbrandon can do repos on buntudot, so i wouldnt have to figure it out... [02:47] :P [02:49] WTF??? [02:49] bdefreese@bdubuntu1:~/revu/acroread-asianfonts$ linda ../../pbuild-feisty/result/acroread-asianfonts_7.0.1-0ubuntu1_i386.deb [02:49] Roses are red, violets are blue, [02:49] lintian is dead and Culus goes moo. [02:50] bddebian: haha [02:50] ll === chezz99 [n=root@125.96.99.20] has joined #ubuntu-motu [02:50] +o [02:51] imbrandon: well, falcon isn't in the repos [02:51] imbrandon: and for what I'm doing I need to just use stuff that's in the repos [02:52] i supose i could talk Seveas into letting me upload it ;) its a little late now though [02:53] what are you doing anyhow? [02:54] oh, a little something [02:54] reprepo was really easy though [02:54] I'm not sure what the speed was [02:54] it took something like 4 days or so === Burgundavia [n=corey@ubuntu/member/burgundavia] has joined #ubuntu-motu [02:58] ok, back to the blog post, it's only taken me like 7 hrs [02:59] heh [02:59] silly work, don't they know I have more important things to do, like blog about FLOSS [02:59] hrm anyone know how to make a dhcp server ( ubuntu ) serv a certain ip based on MAC [03:00] or where i can find the docs, google sucks [03:01] hrm , i think i found it [03:06] imbrandon: man dhcpd.conf... it's really straightforward [03:08] man, I can't wait to get home and upgrade my server desktop to Feisty [03:09] hmm, I wonder if update-manager would accept my mirror [03:10] I'm guessing not === zul [n=chuck@CPE0006258ec6c1-CM000a73655d0e.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu-motu [03:10] heh, update-manager doesn't have a man page [03:10] tsk tsk [03:11] heh [03:11] lol [03:14] ah, computers === ajmitch hates them === bddebian too === _ion [i=johan@kiviniemi.name] has joined #ubuntu-motu [03:17] ajmitch: they are aweful aren't they [03:17] yes === ajmitch should take up a life of gardening or something [03:18] the more I use them the more I hate them [03:18] one of great curses on geeks everywhere [03:18] and on non-geeks, too. [03:18] heh beowolf cluster of veggies [03:18] I need to look for a new job and I'm thinking construction or something [03:19] I wouldn't even be good at McDonalds [03:19] if I don't get a job as a Chemist I don't know what I'll do ;-) === imbrandon wants to wonder the world going to FLOSS confrences [03:19] I found some Linux jobs around here but I ain't gonna make what I do now :-( [03:20] bddebian: what do you do now? [03:21] My title is IT Manager but I'm really a "jack of all trades, master of bation" === rexbron [n=rexbron@CPE001310b2d1d1-CM0012256e816a.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu-motu [03:21] Sometimes DBA, ERP implementation, help-desk, programmer... [03:22] network admin, foo, bar... [03:23] man, and you stoop down to our level & help with ubuntu? === ajmitch is just a code monkey [03:24] bddebian, sound like my job [03:24] bddebian is probably earning 3x what I do [03:24] probably 2X me [03:24] hehe [03:25] Not quite at 6 figures yet unless you count bonuses :-( [03:25] 'not quite'? [03:25] man [03:25] sesh [03:25] mine's only 6 figures if you count the zeros after the decimal point [03:25] so bddebian probably earns > 4x what I do [03:25] yea about 2X me [03:25] bddebian: I make 20k :/ [03:25] I'm also old, married and have 3 kids guys :-) === ajmitch earns about 26K (in USD) [03:26] i make arround 60K there abouts, plus bennies === ivoks [n=ivoks@19-98.dsl.iskon.hr] has joined #ubuntu-motu [03:26] bddebian: I'm married and my wife is currently unemployed. No kids though === sistpoty is just a poor student [03:26] me too [03:27] what a sob story [03:27] :-( [03:27] LaserJock: but you earn money... I don't ;) [03:27] "Destitute MOTUs go on strike for higher wages" :-) === ajmitch is working fulltime for that 26K [03:27] LaserJock: Well I wasn't smart enough to finish College until I was about 30 :) [03:27] *cough* [03:27] LaserJock: which means that bddebian probably got his phd in something :) [03:27] sistpoty: true, my school is nice that way [03:27] ajmitch: Hah, I don't even have a masters :-( [03:28] bddebian: so we know who to ask for donations when we are starving :) [03:28] hehehe [03:28] Sure :-) [03:28] hey, we were just talking about a MOTU fund yesterday... === ajmitch passes the hat around [03:28] i'm still paying off everything though, from the 12+ months i dident work [03:30] OK damnit, I have gotten that goofy linda "error" now twice and I've never seen it before [03:30] ajmitch: Well remember I've also sold my soul to M$ :-) === TheMuso is still looking for employment, just something entry leve at this point, due to not having a hell of a lot of IT quals, but was sick of studying. [03:31] bddebian: that's ok, I'll remember that when I'm starving & broke ;) [03:31] TheMuso: do people hire for accesability work at all? [03:31] TheMuso: Just go get an MSCE, they don't care :-) [03:31] Err MCSE even === ash211 [n=andrew@user-112128p.dsl.mindspring.com] has joined #ubuntu-motu [03:32] LaserJock: THere isn't the market for Linux accessibility atm. [03:32] bddebian: I said I was sick of studying, and don't really want to go back to the books for another year at least. [03:32] :-) [03:33] LaserJock: And the Windows accessibility market is rather ted up already, and since I haven't used those technologies for a while, I wouldn't be able to get a job doing that. [03:33] s/ted/tied/ [03:34] Including my standard school education, I was studying for 16 years. [03:34] that's not long [03:35] From when I first started school, to when I finished an IT related course last year. [03:35] TheMuso: There's always the military :-) [03:35] bddebian: um............. no.......... [03:35] And that also included a music degree. [03:35] Something wrong with the military? [03:35] But I don't want a music career either. [03:35] bddebian: If you didn't know already, I have a vision impairement. [03:36] Oh, no, I didn't know that [03:36] it doesn't really show over irc :) [03:36] Of course it doesn't. === ajmitch has a sanity impairment [03:37] People who haven't got a disability being involved with acecssibility related work is rather rare. [03:37] accessibility even === bddebian is intelligence impaired === sistpoty is the only normal guy of the world *g* [03:38] sistpoty: :-) [03:38] TheMuso: I'm still amazed sometimes at how much you are able to do and how fast [03:38] heno too [03:38] it's really cool [03:38] sistpoty: yes, I'm sure you're normal ;) [03:38] well, impairment isn't cool [03:38] LaserJock: Heno is truely amazing. [03:38] but people still being able to use computers is [03:38] Yeah. === bddebian isn't touching netbeans5.5 [03:40] LaserJock: Its always an uphill battle for people like myself, but we get by with what we have. [03:40] In terms of things in life not being thought through for accessibility reasons. [03:40] Like visual verification on websites for one. [03:41] hum [03:41] Sites do offer alternate means to do what you want, but its not always the best alternative. [03:41] TheMuso: how impaired is your vision? [03:41] ie, how do you manage with something like irc? [03:41] ajmitch: Well I am legally blind, am a Braille reader, can read large print slowly. [03:41] Can't exactly remember how much vision I actually have. [03:41] right [03:41] And I also use synthesized speech. === ajmitch had a friend who is completely blind, it was impressive watching her use a computer === TheMuso is using irssi on the console, with a very much screwed speakup atm. [03:42] ajmitch: WHo was that? [03:42] just a student at the hall of residence I was at [03:42] TheMuso: that's what I find amazing, I would never know from your irc converstions [03:43] it seems like it would take me forever to be able to "read" and write like that [03:43] yea i never knew untill it was popinted out [03:43] LaserJock: Since I have been vision impaired since birth, I have grown up learning alternative ways for reading and writing. [03:44] SO I started learning Braille when I started school, and also learnt to read print concurrently. [03:44] Then started learning to type in my third year of school. [03:44] That was 1990, and have been typing ever since. [03:44] I can also write braille if the need arrises. [03:45] how good is the the synthesized speech? what happens if there is a typo or non-standard word? [03:45] <_ion> I'm curious; if you change the irssi window, will the speak synth read the whole "new" contents aloud? [03:45] LaserJock: Depends on the typo, and it also depends on the speech synthesizer. === LaserJock imagines half of his text get's "missed" as a typo [03:45] At the moment, I have three different speech synthesizers in my posession. [03:46] All sound completely different. [03:46] Sorry, make the five, if you include the free software speech synthesizers. [03:46] that's quite a few [03:46] But I prefer to use hardware speech synthesizers. [03:46] Three of those are ISA cards. [03:47] I also have two serial synthesizers, which are both the same, and have the same speech as one of the ISA cards. [03:47] scary, ISA cards [03:47] heh [03:48] No actually, make that 6. I just remembered another proprietary synth for Linux that I have, but don't use much. [03:48] it's hard to find motherboards with those [03:48] i havent seen ISA in quite a while [03:48] ajmitch: Thats why I'm holding onto my dual celeron. === ajmitch doesn't miss ISA [03:48] I have a number of ISA cards around the lab [03:48] <_ion> Abit BP6? [03:48] _ion: Yep. [03:48] we "just" upgraded to PCI boards for data aquisition [03:48] wow [03:49] There is *ONE* PCI synth, but not supported in Linux yet. [03:49] might as well have went PCIe or something [03:49] imbrandon: I don't think they make PCIe boards yet for what we do [03:49] <_ion> It's a nice motherboard, but it has a *horrible* ATA66 controller. :-) [03:49] the latest and greatest is USB and Ethernet [03:49] _ion: Thats why I don't use it. [03:49] I threw in an IDE card. [03:49] USB r t43 suXX0r [03:50] <_ion> When i had one, i bought a PCI SATA controller. [03:50] And flashed a BIOS into it not containing the highpoint BIOS. [03:50] bddebian: I'm using GPIB right now, USB would be a definate step up ;-) [03:50] bah just use a c64 1541 floppy [03:50] lol [03:50] LaserJock: BTW, help me fix that on REVU ;-P [03:50] imbrandon: :) [03:51] bddebian: I've got to run home === TheMuso has been wanting to teach himself more c code, but hasn't got around to it. [03:51] Were you even alive when C64's were around imbrandon? [03:51] maybe tonight I'll have a look [03:51] I doubt I was [03:51] LaserJock: Well it's been up there for a few weeks :-) [03:51] lol yea bddebian [03:51] I almost missed the DOS age [03:51] <_ion> You mean C64s aren't around anymore? :-) [03:51] <_ion> There's a whole active demoscene around C64. ;-) [03:51] Probably on E-Bay [03:52] Ideally, I'd love to write kernel drivers for all ISA/PCI synths so they appear as standard serial like devices in /dev, and then interface them with Orca. [03:52] I've even read some docs about making the c64 display 256 colors... with some nasty and amazing asm tricks [03:52] wow === bddebian peeks and pokes [03:53] hmm, I usually don't use "love" "write" and "kernel" so close together [03:53] hehe [03:53] lol [03:53] haha [03:53] Well as much as software speech is good, hardware will always be better. [03:53] Less CPU load. [03:53] I'm just figuring out how to write a GUI in something other than python [03:54] that low level stuff is going to take me forever [03:54] oh... I've even had a speech synth on c64... I'm still amazed that this was actually possible [03:54] sure. "I love bug triaging sound issues in linux-source-2.6.12, linux-source-2.6.15, linux-source-2.6.17 and linux-source-2.6.20." [03:54] <_ion> It shouldn't be *very* straining on CPU. [03:54] _ion: It isn't but I have found that dedicated hardware synths are more responsive. === ivoks [n=ivoks@19-98.dsl.iskon.hr] has joined #ubuntu-motu [03:54] And it leaves CPU for more important things. [03:54] LaserJock: How about .NET.. Just drag and drop some controls :-) [03:55] bddebian: probably not [03:55] my brain is only going to take in so many programming languages [03:55] I'm having to play with it for work.. Sheesh... [03:55] I used to like ASP [03:56] right now Fortan, Python, and C++ are more than enough to keep me busy [03:56] LaserJock: know one, know them all, that's what I experienced until I learned functional programming [03:56] hmm, I don't know any then :( === cypherbios [n=cypher@ubuntu/member/cypherbios] has joined #ubuntu-motu [03:57] I could probably use a programming course [03:57] I tend to do much better in an academic setting [03:57] Define "know". I can write "Hello World" in several languages but I wouldn't say I "know" them :-) [03:57] exactly [03:58] the compiler construction course helped me a lot. If you think how the compiler does it, you suddenly understand even issues that seem weird at first. [03:58] I've read through the books and tutorials [03:58] <_ion> Re: programming courses, some amazing lectures from the 1980s: http://johan.kiviniemi.name/blag/2007/02/13/structure-and-interpretation-of-computer-programs/ [03:58] but I still feel really really unprepared when I try to do anything real [03:58] Actually I know the C syntax very well but get into linking, macros, and all that shit, I get blown away :-( [03:58] The only way I learn programming related stuff, is applying it to something practicle. [03:59] I got an autotools book out of the library the other day [03:59] it's been pretty good [03:59] I now know bash fluently, because I've had to use it a lot. [03:59] applies well to packaging as well, which is nice [03:59] my bash is good enough to be dangerous :-) [03:59] hehe [03:59] I can do php with the reference manual handy. === bddebian can't learn from books :'-( [04:00] really away now [04:00] Later man [04:00] cya Laser_away [04:00] I struggle most with languages where one has to import/include header files/libraries, as I don't use them enough to remember what I need to include. [04:01] However, I am able to look at some c code, and if variables/functions are named well, can work out what it does. === sistpoty needs definitely to go to bed now [04:02] gn8 everyone [04:03] Gnight sistpoty [04:10] bbiab === vil [n=vladimir@ubuntu/member/vil] has joined #ubuntu-motu === fowlduck [n=nate@24-183-45-79.dhcp.mdsn.wi.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu-motu === PriceChild [n=pricechi@ubuntu/member/pricechild] has joined #ubuntu-motu === rpereira [n=rpereira@ubuntu/member/rpereira] has joined #ubuntu-motu === Burgundavia_ [n=corey@ubuntu/member/burgundavia] has joined #ubuntu-motu === PriceChild [n=pricechi@ubuntu/member/pricechild] has joined #ubuntu-motu === jmillikin [n=jmilliki@cpe-66-75-200-45.bak.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu-motu === Hobbsee [n=Hobbsee@ubuntu/member/hobbsee] has joined #ubuntu-motu === xzu [n=otto@brucester.a20.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu === mayday_jay [n=mayday_j@maydayjay.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [05:35] any core devs around? === Amaranth [n=travis@ubuntu/member/Amaranth] has joined #ubuntu-motu [05:38] nope [05:38] heh === ajmitch is off home now, bbl [05:42] ajmitch: darn you. :P === Ademan [n=dan@h-67-101-47-9.snfccasy.dynamic.covad.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu === Czessi [n=Czessi@dslb-088-073-057-019.pools.arcor-ip.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu === Fujitsu [n=Fujitsu@ubuntu/member/fujitsu] has joined #ubuntu-motu === Rohinton [n=chatzill@c-67-170-250-22.hsd1.ca.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [06:07] Hobbsee: now what did you want, and why? [06:07] ajmitch: an amarok upload sponsor. [06:07] main is frozen [06:07] ajmitch: but i'd forgotten that we were in freeze. [06:07] ajmitch: it can wait and sit in the queue, cant it? [06:08] I think the preference is to check first [06:10] is apt-get or aptitude better for a full dist-upgrade? [06:11] update-manager is throwing an error [06:11] I prefer apt-get, since it's only one line [06:11] apt-get imho === RAOF uses aptitude all the time [06:11] aptitude tries to be too smart [06:12] You just need to read what it says it'll do. [06:12] heh [06:12] and half the time i dont want it to do what it says ;) [06:12] I haven't had a ton of success with it [06:12] you really have to stay on top of it or it gets way too messy [06:12] yea === ajmitch likes aptitude most of the time [06:13] anyhow off to work for a few hours , see yall when i get there [06:13] bye imbrandon :) [06:14] hmm, my karma is going to be 0 in a few weeks [06:14] heh [06:14] mine is already close to 0 [06:14] mine has been cut in half since their change === ajmitch has ~11K [06:15] I've barely go 2k [06:15] mine went from 16K to 4K [06:15] bbiab [06:15] surprising, I only had 7K last week [06:16] I didn't think I'd get that much in a week === ajmitch obviously needs to work harder to catch up with motu superstars === LaserJock needs to join some super bug processing team ;-) [06:18] LaserJock: Nah, just write some specs ;-P === Fujitsu had 12k immediately after the Great Reduction(tm), and it has significantly dropped now :( [06:19] bddebian: Or use the support tracker! [06:19] Fujitsu: it's 13K now, what are you complaining about? [06:19] LaserJock: make a new translation, and do lots of it. [06:19] ajmitch: Is it!? [06:19] How odd. [06:19] It was 9.5k when I last checked. [06:19] yes, and mine was about 7.2K last week [06:19] specs are good [06:19] Do you get karma when you upload? [06:20] It'd be nice if it didn't fluctuate like that. === ajmitch is shocked [06:20] 18K now. pathetic. === Fujitsu sends Launchpad back to school. [06:20] 1022+1165 != 13139 [06:20] launchpad.net/~ubuntu-dev/+polls [06:20] people actually voted no for dholbach [06:20] TheMuso: no [06:21] 1 person voted no for me :) [06:21] oh yes, i need to vote on that [06:21] Hobbsee: too late [06:21] Support Tracker 773 [06:21] you're kidding, right? i filed one support request, maybe two... [06:21] SO what was the result? [06:21] Hobbsee: MC voting closed, you had 2 weeks [06:21] TheMuso: look at the url [06:21] heh [06:21] 3 disapproved, it seems [06:22] of dholbach [06:22] count the approved/disapproved for each candidate [06:22] I'm worried about that [06:22] why would 3 people disapprove of dholbach? [06:22] Rightr [06:22] Yeah. [06:22] Why would they? [06:22] because he's doing the CC [06:23] cc nomination was only public yesterday [06:23] I doubt it would have changed peoples minds [06:23]