[01:43] <tgardner> ogasawara, only you could drive tangerine that hard: 01:43:00 up  1:10,  2 users,  load average: 367.39, 246.65, 212.55
[01:44] <tgardner> I'm gonna backport that galbraith patch just for this :)
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[18:45] <blahsphemer> I have kernel hacking experience in FreeBSD (implementing my own scheduling algorithm, page replacement algorithm). Are there any internship opportunities in ubuntu
[19:03] <JanC> blahsphemer: I don't know about internships, but Canonical are looking for several kernel engineers it seems
[19:05] <JanC> http://www.canonical.com/about-canonical/careers
[19:14] <blahsphemer> JanC, great, thanks. I'll look it up.
[19:19] <JanC> blahsphemer: if you are a FreeBSD developer(?) do you happen to know Philip Paeps?  ;)
[19:21] <blahsphemer> JanC, I know nobody in FreeBSD, I did all those uber-daunting projects as a part of my grad course ;)
[19:21] <blahsphemer> what is philip paeps's irc nick?
[19:21] <JanC> I think currently it's trouble
[19:22] <blahsphemer> heh, no i haven't talked to him
[19:22] <JanC> not sure he uses that in freebsd channels too, not sure how active he is in freebsd nowadays
[19:22] <blahsphemer> I am active generally on the freebsd hackers channel, not on the freebsd channel
[19:23] <blahsphemer> JanC, Could you suggest some other company where I could apply for an intern with this kinda knowledge?
[19:23] <blahsphemer> I don't even know what to google for
[19:23] <blahsphemer> :(
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