dmcglone | Hi everyone | 00:13 |
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Unit193 | Hello dmcglone | 00:15 |
* Unit193 just got home | 00:15 | |
Unit193 | How was the library? | 00:15 |
dmcglone | I haven't had a chance to go check it out | 00:20 |
dmcglone | I'm going to go check it out tomorrow while the kids are in school | 00:20 |
canthus13 | Just got an overly-enthusiastic new ubuntu user. He was quite happy to just reinstall after he broke his network drivers since I couldn't give the extended support over the phone here at work... | 00:36 |
* canthus13 sent him links to the loco page and pointed him to this and #ubuntu. | 00:36 | |
Unit193 | canthus13: are your prices good for your area? | 00:38 |
Unit193 | The ISP you work for | 00:40 |
canthus13 | Pretty good, yes. | 00:42 |
canthus13 | We have pretty plain pricing. It's a little higher initially, but we don't hide anything.. None of the sudden price hikes or bait & switch crap that at&t pulls. | 00:49 |
Unit193 | I looked-up your prices... ours are about the same.... Akron has better then both... | 00:50 |
* canthus13 will say without a doubt that his company has better support than just about any other. :) | 00:51 | |
Unit193 | Helping linux users? I would say so! | 00:51 |
Unit193 | Ok, our price is a bit better... | 00:53 |
canthus13 | :) | 00:54 |
Unit193 | Did you ever finish your puzzle? ;) | 00:54 |
canthus13 | NOpe. | 00:55 |
dmcglone | I'm back. had to take a movie back | 01:13 |
Unit193 | Welcome Back dmcglone! | 01:14 |
dmcglone | they would have charged me a full $1.00 if I didn't get it back by 9pm according to my wife... LOL | 01:14 |
dmcglone | I got my time warner internet today, I can tell a big difference | 01:16 |
Unit193 | speedtest.net | 01:16 |
dmcglone | 10.79 | 01:17 |
dmcglone | Woah! | 01:17 |
dmcglone | .48 up | 01:18 |
Unit193 | No fair..... | 01:18 |
dmcglone | Whooo hoooo | 01:18 |
* dmcglone has never had anything over 2.5 - 3.0 | 01:19 | |
* Unit193 never had anything over 1 | 01:20 | |
Cheri703 | hola boys | 01:20 |
Unit193 | Hello Cheri703 | 01:20 |
Unit193 | How did it go? | 01:20 |
Cheri703 | :/ didn't do it today | 01:20 |
Cheri703 | doing it tomorrow | 01:20 |
dmcglone | Hi Cheri703 | 01:20 |
Cheri703 | didn't feel well | 01:20 |
Cheri703 | hey dmcglone | 01:20 |
Cheri703 | matt is really happy with his site :) | 01:20 |
dmcglone | :-) | 01:21 |
dmcglone | I'm glad he is | 01:21 |
dmcglone | You should get credit too ;-) | 01:21 |
dmcglone | Man I'm ecstatic about that 10.79Mbps | 01:24 |
dmcglone | the cable guy was telling me how crappy Belkin routers are today | 01:25 |
Unit193 | I don't like the one I have looked at... | 01:25 |
Unit193 | BiosElement: This sum any of it up? http://antimatter15.com/wp/2011/01/the-ambiguity-of-open-and-vp8-vs-h-264/ | 01:26 |
dmcglone | He told me that Belkins were more geared for 1 room kinda stuff | 01:26 |
BiosElement | Ahh hangon I'll look | 01:26 |
Unit193 | Cisco/Linksys seems good | 01:27 |
dmcglone | Thats what he said | 01:27 |
Unit193 | What do you have? | 01:28 |
dmcglone | Belkin | 01:28 |
dmcglone | LOL | 01:28 |
Unit193 | Use FF? | 01:28 |
dmcglone | yeah I use firefox why? | 01:29 |
Unit193 | In the login screen, right click in the frame a view the frame source | 01:31 |
Unit193 | Search for pass | 01:31 |
Unit193 | see if it's in the source (or if they fixed it in your version) | 01:31 |
BiosElement | Unit193: No, not really. Dude seems to have a bias for patents | 01:31 |
BiosElement | Not to mention he's dead wrong on a few points. | 01:32 |
BiosElement | And it's not truly great what MPEG has done. >.> | 01:32 |
BiosElement | He'd rather brand everyone who thinks Software patents are evil a F/OSS Extremist. | 01:32 |
Unit193 | Ah, I didn't look at the history part | 01:33 |
BiosElement | Right now, the discussion has been polarized between free software advocates who often seek to eradicate proprietary or patent-encumbered ideas from the face of reality and those who hold a disregard for the open source values. | 01:33 |
dmcglone | ok let me look | 01:33 |
BiosElement | ^Note how he goes from eradicate, to simply a disregard for values | 01:33 |
dmcglone | it's not there | 01:34 |
dmcglone | they seem to have fixed it | 01:34 |
Unit193 | dmcglone: That's good, the one I have used only lets you set a 3 letter pass | 01:35 |
dmcglone | really? | 01:36 |
dmcglone | that sux | 01:36 |
Unit193 | BiosElement: That seemed to be somewhat of a good summary where it talks about the diff browsers and such... | 01:37 |
BiosElement | Yeah, it started good | 01:37 |
Unit193 | dmcglone: Can't even flash it to DD-WRT or Tomato | 01:37 |
BiosElement | But his conclusions are biased for patents which proves either a) he makes money from it or b) he doesn't understand it | 01:37 |
dmcglone | Or C he's an idiot | 01:38 |
Unit193 | I only read up till the history | 01:38 |
Unit193 | Do you have a better summary? | 01:38 |
BiosElement | Not really | 01:54 |
BiosElement | "My concern is that the free software advocates are derailing the whole debate and demanding that the entire video industry (they will claim offline video can be re-encoded for web use, but this is impractical for a number of reasons) must only use a free and open standard." | 01:57 |
BiosElement | ^Awesome, good to know people like paying 15 million dollars a year to encode in H.264. :) | 01:57 |
Unit193 | OK, I didn't/don't want to go around and read about 10 blog posts about it.. | 01:57 |
Unit193 | I think dropping H.264 was a good idea | 01:57 |
BiosElement | Hunting for a resonable article on it | 01:58 |
BiosElement | Kinda hard heh | 01:58 |
Unit193 | I think I mostly know what's going on... | 01:59 |
dmcglone | BiosElement: I think it should be a free/open standard | 01:59 |
dmcglone | I think everything should be a free/open standard | 01:59 |
BiosElement | dmcglone: Yes, but we're 'freetards' who are too poor to pay 15mil for encoding videos. >.< | 02:00 |
dmcglone | I don't care how they encode the crap, just make it so it's accessible without fear of being sued | 02:01 |
BiosElement | You can acccess it easy | 02:01 |
canthus13 | dmcglone: Belkin routers *ARE* crappy. | 02:01 |
Unit193 | dmcglone: At this point do you really care if you're using Adobe Flash? | 02:01 |
BiosElement | It's legal to view H.264 | 02:01 |
BiosElement | But if you encode it, you're screwed. | 02:01 |
dmcglone | I'm referring to stuff like drivers etc.. | 02:01 |
dmcglone | I think the web should adapt 1 standard and enforce it. | 02:02 |
Unit193 | Same question, are you not going to use it if it isn't "free"? | 02:02 |
Unit193 | (OpenSource) | 02:02 |
BiosElement | Unit193: I know I would. But if I can't encode H.264 legally I wouldn't. ;) | 02:03 |
dmcglone | I wouldn't use it | 02:03 |
Unit193 | You wouldn't use it if it isn't OpenSource? | 02:04 |
dmcglone | no, I wouldn't use it if it wasn't | 02:04 |
Unit193P | That was more at Bios then you dmcglone... but thanks... | 02:06 |
BiosElement | Hmm | 02:06 |
dmcglone | the point i'm trying to convey is like HTML, it works everywhere and it's freely accessible, I think everything should be that way | 02:06 |
BiosElement | "The announcement merely makes it free to distribute content that people have already licensed to encode, he said. Decoding that content will need a license, as will developing the content." | 02:06 |
BiosElement | ^Wow...so free means nothing | 02:06 |
dmcglone | I don't care if they charge for their apps, just don't make it hard to access that app with "special drivers" | 02:06 |
BiosElement | "The question is, who are you going to trust to not hold standards licensees to ransom? Little MPEG or giant Google?" Howe asked. "At this point, I don't think we know who is the bigger bandit." | 02:07 |
BiosElement | Linuxinsider is full of themselves with that quote | 02:07 |
BiosElement | Seeing as Google already issued legally binding guarentees that they won't sue users of VP8 for patents and release it free >.> | 02:08 |
dmcglone | got a point there | 02:08 |
BiosElement | While in the otherhand MPEG has sworn to sue anyone who violates their patents | 02:08 |
BiosElement | And 'little' MPEG has microsoft...apple...intel...real little companies | 02:08 |
Unit193 | I don't care if I need nvidia drivers as long as they are free (as in I don't have to pay) | 02:08 |
dmcglone | thats how I feel Unit | 02:09 |
dmcglone | I don't support a company that charges you to be able to access their product | 02:09 |
Unit193 | I just asked you the question and you said you wouldn't use them...? | 02:10 |
dmcglone | sort a like kroger charging a cover charge to shop there for kroger brands | 02:10 |
dmcglone | I said i would, I misread your question | 02:10 |
dmcglone | wait a second | 02:11 |
dmcglone | I'm confused here | 02:11 |
dmcglone | the way I feel is like the kroger analogy | 02:11 |
dmcglone | flash? no problem, but don't force me to use an OS that I don't wanna use | 02:12 |
Unit193 | "Don't make me pay to use the nvidia drivers"? | 02:12 |
dmcglone | right | 02:12 |
Unit193 | That's why synaptic bugs me... | 02:12 |
Unit193 | I think it's synaptic..... | 02:13 |
dmcglone | how does it bug you? | 02:14 |
dmcglone | we didn't have to pay for synaptic | 02:15 |
Unit193 | My bad.... the Ubuntu repo...? | 02:16 |
dmcglone | we don't pay for that either? | 02:16 |
Unit193 | "Multiverse - Software that is not free. " | 02:16 |
dmcglone | now that doesn't bug me, but at least put the drivers on a CD so they are available offline | 02:17 |
Unit193 | Maybe it's just me.... but I would kinda like to merge Multiverse and Universe | 02:17 |
Unit193 | So browsing is better (it would be for me, I don't know about anyone else) | 02:18 |
dmcglone | they are just basically in 2 separate folders that all | 02:18 |
dmcglone | I don't see why we would want to mix free with non-free | 02:19 |
dmcglone | let it be known who supports "free" :-) | 02:19 |
Unit193 | I have said it before, "Software that is not free." "Software that is not OpenSource." or am I wayyy of on thsi?? | 02:19 |
dmcglone | the non-free drivers are in the "dunce" folder ;-) | 02:19 |
dmcglone | Software that is not free is not OpenSource | 02:20 |
dmcglone | OpenSource is the ability to have access to the source code of the program | 02:21 |
dmcglone | so it can be improved by anybody, not just one company or person | 02:21 |
Unit193 | non-free = I have to pay money to use this | 02:21 |
dmcglone | no | 02:21 |
dmcglone | well not exactly | 02:21 |
Unit193 | That is my way of thinking... | 02:21 |
dmcglone | non-free is where the source code is closed and nobody is permitted to alter it or anything, but it also means you have to pay for it in a lot of instances | 02:22 |
Unit193 | Yes, I know that | 02:22 |
Unit193 | But if you tell me "That software isn't free" or "That software is non-free" I'm going to think I have to pay money for it... | 02:23 |
dmcglone | I think closed source are companies hiding OpenSource code | 02:24 |
Unit193 | I'm ok with calling them closed source... | 02:24 |
dmcglone | not necessarily, but it's pretty much true | 02:24 |
Unit193 | I use/find/know of tons of software that is closed source but "freeware" | 02:25 |
dmcglone | I call em thieves :-) | 02:25 |
dmcglone | I think a lot of closed source companies take opensource software and sell it and they don't want to give the OpenSource authors credit or compensation | 02:26 |
Unit193 | Does this bother you http://www.formatoz.com/ <-- they use mencoder | 02:27 |
Unit193 | As a dll/exe (windows or Wine | 02:27 |
dmcglone | no that don't bother me | 02:29 |
Unit193 | Why not?? Now I am confused..... | 02:29 |
dmcglone | If I have a product that I am legally entitled to, and It forces me to use a format I don't want to use then I'd use that site if I had to | 02:29 |
Unit193 | It isn't OpenSource... | 02:31 |
dmcglone | but it converts to any format | 02:31 |
dmcglone | OGG is open | 02:31 |
dmcglone | PNG is open | 02:31 |
Unit193 | That program is closed source... it can convert to open formats | 02:32 |
dmcglone | doesn't matter to me if a programmer chooses to make his program open or closed. What matters to me is whether using the product limits me to only using closed source | 02:33 |
Unit193 | My Sansa Fuze "needs" the "Sansa Media Converter" to work with videos, this is one thing I do not like! (so I put Rockbox on it :) ) | 02:33 |
dmcglone | there ya go | 02:33 |
* canthus13 never understood watching videos on an MP3 player... | 02:34 | |
Unit193 | OK, now I think I understand! You don't care that much as long as you don't have to only use that program! | 02:34 |
canthus13 | the screen's too damn small. | 02:34 |
dmcglone | right | 02:34 |
Unit193 | canthus13: very long car rides... | 02:34 |
canthus13 | Unit193: That's what my laptop's for. | 02:34 |
Unit193 | but the screen is too dang small | 02:34 |
* Unit193 doesn't have a laptop with a batt | 02:35 | |
canthus13 | Laptop + FM transmitter. :) | 02:35 |
canthus13 | Unit193: Inverter FTW. | 02:35 |
canthus13 | Unit193: http://www.google.com/search?q=100+watt+inverter&hl=en&safe=off&prmd=ivns&source=univ&tbs=shop:1&tbo=u&ei=afw0TY2sLoa8lQe8gI3SCg&sa=X&oi=product_result_group&ct=image&resnum=1&ved=0CDUQzAMwAA | 02:35 |
canthus13 | most of those would work fine. | 02:35 |
Unit193 | It also has no HD space (network shares) | 02:35 |
canthus13 | that could be a problem... But a 16GB thumb drive could hold a decent selection of movies... or use the fuze as a hard drive. | 02:36 |
* Unit193 has to figure out how to make Linux use SMB server | 02:36 | |
canthus13 | Samba. | 02:36 |
dmcglone | it's easy | 02:37 |
Unit193 | s/use/be | 02:37 |
canthus13 | Samba. | 02:37 |
canthus13 | It was easier to use NFS, so I got rid of windows on all the machines in the house. :) | 02:37 |
dmcglone | canthus13: I can't do that, my son and I play command and conquer | 02:37 |
canthus13 | dmcglone: Play nethack instead. :) | 02:38 |
canthus13 | (kidding.) | 02:38 |
dmcglone | but all other times my compters are on linux | 02:38 |
canthus13 | My kids play sauerbraten. | 02:38 |
Unit193 | I have Samba/CIFS working as a client (not all to my liking) | 02:38 |
canthus13 | and minecraft, lately. | 02:38 |
canthus13 | I may have to set up a minecraft server for my kids. | 02:39 |
dmcglone | haha | 02:39 |
dmcglone | my son loves C&C | 02:39 |
dmcglone | my son, my best friend and me play it a lot | 02:39 |
canthus13 | Ah. never got into it myself. | 02:39 |
dmcglone | it's the only game I play | 02:40 |
dmcglone | Yuri's revenge is the best | 02:40 |
dmcglone | I used to play starcraft and Diablo II but haven't in like 8 years | 02:41 |
dmcglone | so basically my windows box is only used for a game box | 02:41 |
Unit193 | Starcraft!!! | 02:41 |
dmcglone | yeah | 02:41 |
dmcglone | why you like starcraft? | 02:42 |
Unit193 | It will play on the very old comps | 02:42 |
dmcglone | yeah it will | 02:42 |
dmcglone | good game isn't it | 02:42 |
Unit193 | (plus the oldest mac you have seen in a long time...) | 02:42 |
Unit193 | Very good game.... I cheat too much... | 02:43 |
dmcglone | Diablo II is also a good one | 02:43 |
Unit193 | Never played that one.. | 02:44 |
dmcglone | It's a good one | 02:44 |
dmcglone | http://us.blizzard.com/en-us/games/d2/ | 02:44 |
Unit193 | Will it also play on the oldest of the old? | 02:45 |
dmcglone | I can't recall, I played it on a win 95 machine though | 02:45 |
dmcglone | it does require direct x, but it's worth it | 02:46 |
Unit193 | I may try to put that on the old mac... | 02:46 |
Unit193 | G3 OS9 | 02:47 |
dmcglone | look on the website for the requirements | 02:47 |
Unit193 | I did, I was asking you because a real person is much better then some random requirement | 02:48 |
dmcglone | I've never owned a Mac. | 02:48 |
dmcglone | never will for that matter | 02:48 |
dmcglone | :-) | 02:48 |
Unit193 | Laptop with a battery that works.... not much good for anything else but SC at this point | 02:49 |
dmcglone | it's worth a shot then | 02:49 |
Unit193 | I have been trying to get X/Lubuntu on the desktop G3, no luck yet | 02:51 |
dmcglone | doesn't the G3 use a variant of Ubuntu? | 02:51 |
Unit193 | what? G3 is PPC | 02:52 |
dmcglone | I thought it was an Apple | 02:52 |
Unit193 | I can't even find the terminal on it... | 02:52 |
Unit193 | It is... | 02:53 |
Unit193 | Desktop = Mac OS 8.6 | 02:53 |
Unit193 | Laptop = OS9 | 02:53 |
dmcglone | and I thought Mac used a Ubuntu variant? | 02:53 |
Unit193 | Not as well as I know... | 02:54 |
dmcglone | thats totally weird, I could have swore the mac was using linux | 02:55 |
paultag | dmcglone: BSD | 02:55 |
paultag | dmcglone: so, UNIX | 02:55 |
dmcglone | Ah ok | 02:55 |
paultag | it uses a mach kernel, not the linux kernel | 02:55 |
paultag | but they use a lot of the GNU userland, such as libc, and gcc, as well as bash | 02:55 |
dmcglone | Ah | 02:55 |
dmcglone | that clears it up for me | 02:55 |
paultag | so to most people, working in GNU/Linux is much the same as working in GNU/Mach | 02:55 |
paultag | dmcglone: :) | 02:56 |
dmcglone | yup | 02:56 |
paultag | only thing is that OSX sucks a fat one when it comes to a sane FHS layout | 02:56 |
dmcglone | I agree | 02:56 |
paultag | speaking of, time to see if I can get it in a virtualbox | 02:56 |
dmcglone | lol | 02:56 |
Unit193 | Mac os 8.6 and 9 don't seem at all like Linux... | 02:56 |
canthus13 | That's because they're not based at all on any *nix. | 02:57 |
paultag | Unit193: those are not based on BSD or any UNIX | 02:57 |
paultag | OSX was the big change | 02:57 |
Unit193 | In OSX some of the CLI commands are the same (cousin has one) in 8.6 and 9 I can't even find the terminal | 02:58 |
Unit193 | Do the pre X ones have a terminal? | 02:58 |
paultag | Unit193: actually, OSX runs bash and a mostly GNU userland. Instead of X11, it uses their crapware Cocoa | 02:58 |
paultag | or whatever it is | 02:58 |
paultag | Unit193: no, I don't think so | 02:58 |
Unit193 | Thanks for the info... now if only you could get ubuntu installed on one for me.... :D | 02:59 |
paultag | Unit193: poke skellet on identica | 02:59 |
paultag | Unit193: he keeps a G4 up with Ubuntu | 02:59 |
dmcglone | wait if it's pre x then it was before a user interface, so shouldn't it be nothing but a terminal? LOL | 03:00 |
paultag | dmcglone: actually, no -- Macs ran MS-DOS before Mac OS | 03:00 |
paultag | dmcglone: Mac OS has always been GUI based. Just not X11 | 03:00 |
dmcglone | I know but DOS is a terminal | 03:00 |
paultag | dmcglone: aye, so Mac OS it's self never had one until OSX, I think | 03:00 |
paultag | unless someone tacked one on at sometime | 03:01 |
dmcglone | Oh well, all I know is I'll never own an apple product | 03:02 |
dmcglone | :-) | 03:02 |
paultag | dmcglone: :) | 03:03 |
dmcglone | I seen today the new Samsung tablets | 03:03 |
Unit193 | From what I know, the Intel Macs run Linux very well... :D | 03:03 |
paultag | they sure do :) | 03:03 |
paultag | Unit193: and there are teams looking to make sure the hardware is well supported | 03:03 |
Unit193 | paultag: I don't have an Intel one and I don't plan on getting one... | 03:05 |
paultag | Unit193: poke skellet on identica | 03:05 |
dmcglone | Unit193 AMD backer huh? | 03:05 |
Unit193 | dmcglone: Intel mac.... | 03:06 |
dmcglone | Oh darn, i misread once again! | 03:06 |
dmcglone | dang I need to get my eyes checked | 03:06 |
dmcglone | or my brain for that matter ;-) | 03:06 |
Unit193 | paultag: I can't do it tonight and I don't really want to bug him (don't really know him) | 03:06 |
Unit193 | dmcglone: I could use a brain check... | 03:07 |
paultag | Unit193: What's your identi.ca name? | 03:07 |
Unit193 | I don't have one | 03:07 |
dmcglone | Unit193 just blame it on paultag | 03:07 |
paultag | :) | 03:07 |
paultag | Unit193: twitter? | 03:07 |
Unit193 | Nope... | 03:07 |
dmcglone | he takes the blame for everything anyway, might as well add this one to his repitore | 03:08 |
paultag | dmcglone: :P | 03:08 |
paultag | Unit193: your email, then | 03:08 |
dmcglone | lol | 03:08 |
dmcglone | I'll be surprised if you don't have that | 03:08 |
dmcglone | LOL | 03:08 |
Unit193 | He doesn't have my email... | 03:09 |
paultag | Unit193: I don't | 03:09 |
paultag | Unit193: I'm sending the mail, don't worry | 03:09 |
paultag | Unit193: He's an Ohio-en, and in your LoCo | 03:09 |
dmcglone | you didn't get what I was saying guys | 03:09 |
dmcglone | lol | 03:09 |
Unit193 | paultag: sending the mail? | 03:10 |
dmcglone | he said he didn't have identic.a then he said he didn't have twitter | 03:10 |
paultag | Unit193: you need help with installing Ubuntu on a mac classic? | 03:10 |
dmcglone | I'd just use a hammer and be done with it | 03:10 |
Unit193 | The desktop was free... | 03:11 |
Unit193 | Need to upgrade the HDD | 03:11 |
dmcglone | they should have provided the hammer too | 03:11 |
dmcglone | ;-) | 03:11 |
Unit193 | 6G... already fixed the ram | 03:11 |
Unit193 | mostly... | 03:11 |
BiosElement | Any PHP coder care to lend the CubeCreate a hand? https://identi.ca/notice/62444438 | 03:12 |
dmcglone | mostly? | 03:12 |
BiosElement | </blatent-self-advertising> | 03:12 |
dmcglone | I'll take a look :-) | 03:12 |
paultag | Unit193: all set. you've got mail | 03:12 |
BiosElement | Thanks dmcglone, I already took a stab at it. Looks easy enough, if you actually know PHP. I barely understand it since I quit so early and went to python >.> | 03:13 |
dmcglone | is this your project? | 03:13 |
Unit193 | paultag: I did see this | 03:13 |
BiosElement | dmcglone: CubeCreate is my project. And I need that feature for our site heh | 03:15 |
BiosElement | I'll be murdered in my sleep if I leave a twitter feed up there | 03:15 |
BiosElement | Site is http://cubecreate.com/ he | 03:16 |
BiosElement | >.> | 03:16 |
dmcglone | What all needs to be done with PHP? | 03:16 |
BiosElement | Well the patches are already there and apparently work, but they need ported to the Drupal 7 version of the module so the maintainer can apply them. | 03:17 |
dmcglone | I've never ported stuff :-( | 03:17 |
BiosElement | dmcglone: It really doesn't look that hard, I could 'almost' do it myself...but I suck at PHP | 03:18 |
dmcglone | I am willing to give it a go, the coding shouldn't be a problem, it's all the other stuff that might be | 03:20 |
dmcglone | BiosElement: do I need to get an identi.ca identity first? | 03:22 |
BiosElement | dmcglone: Nope, what you can do is just rework the patches and either test them yourself or email them to me/pastebin/whatever and I'll give them a test. | 03:23 |
dmcglone | well too late got one anyway.. LOL | 03:26 |
dmcglone | Ok let me try and find the patches again | 03:26 |
BiosElement | Heh | 03:27 |
dmcglone | BiosElement: is it all 3 attachments or just the twitter-pull-lilsting.tpl.php? | 03:30 |
BiosElement | dmcglone: I think it's all 3 | 03:35 |
dmcglone | ok | 03:35 |
dmcglone | I'll take a look tomorrow | 03:35 |
BiosElement | Aight thanks dmcglone | 03:36 |
dmcglone | No problem | 03:36 |
dmcglone | I'm gonna get ready to turn in for the night | 03:37 |
dmcglone | I'll talk to you all later | 03:37 |
Unit193 | Bye dmcglone | 03:38 |
thafreak | Morning Ohio | 15:18 |
thafreak | So, I tried out the new linux mint debian edition...I have to say, I'm quite impressed | 15:21 |
thafreak | I've been digging squeeze anyway, but mint ads that extra polish I kind of been used to on the desktop | 15:22 |
thafreak | I'm half tempted to put it on my one desktop at home | 15:22 |
* Cheri703 is FREE | 17:57 | |
Unit193 | Cheri703: Sweet! now what? ;) | 18:22 |
Cheri703 | relax for a few days, and then send out applications | 18:22 |
Unit193 | Blood pressure going down yet? | 18:22 |
Cheri703 | getting there :) | 18:23 |
Cheri703 | no car, no job, but happy :) kind of ironic | 18:23 |
Unit193 | The no car could be an issue.... | 18:23 |
Unit193 | I think my KVM PM'd bbb.... dang thing! | 18:49 |
Cheri703 | ? | 18:52 |
Unit193 | When I use my KVM to switch screens, the mouse/keyboard send PgDn and other random commands... | 18:58 |
Unit193 | In doing so, I sent bbb a message... I think | 18:58 |
Cheri703 | ah | 18:58 |
Unit193 | Ubuntu takes about 20-30 sec to work it out, while XP takes less | 19:06 |
Unit193 | I looked for a program that helped Ubuntu handle it a little better.. | 19:07 |
Cheri703 | you just need a newer kvm...one that is happier | 19:08 |
bbb_ | a few yeah.. =) | 19:19 |
bbb_ | no worries | 19:19 |
canthus13 | Cheri703: How'd they take it? Blowing up your phone yet? | 20:36 |
Cheri703 | I think she was in shock | 20:36 |
Cheri703 | I think she really expected me to work another 2 weeks | 20:36 |
canthus13 | Heh. | 20:36 |
Cheri703 | I've never been happier to be unemployed and car-free :) | 20:38 |
deejoe | Cheri703: congratulations | 20:42 |
Cheri703 | thanks | 20:42 |
Cheri703 | there's some upheaval going on in the columbus agency, so once that gets figured out, some strong possibilities for me | 20:44 |
canthus13 | bah. the FTC gave the nod to the Comcast/NBC merger. :( | 20:52 |
BiosElement | Hmm, my domain 'colonylinux.com' is about to expire. I don't need it, but if anyone wants it let me know. ^_^ | 21:09 |
BiosElement | HELLYEAH!!!!! http://www.markshuttleworth.com/archives/568 | 21:31 |
BiosElement | >.> | 21:31 |
Unit193 | Going to give Ubuntu a shot? | 21:44 |
Unit193 | I love xkill... | 21:52 |
BiosElement | http://twitter.com/#!/garrynewman/status/27333815240232960 | 22:15 |
BiosElement | ^Awesome | 22:15 |
Unit193 | Yep... that's great... | 22:32 |
canthus13 | ColonyLinux... sounds like a bacteria. | 23:29 |
BiosElement | Hah | 23:42 |
canthus13 | Debian installed on a bacterial colony... | 23:56 |
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