MutantTurkey | I just ran iTunes in linux | 01:50 |
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MutantTurkey | I was shocked. | 01:50 |
MutantTurkey | I didn't know wine could actually handle it. | 01:50 |
jedijf | it should only run once, and then announce, i can run you, but i choose not to | 01:52 |
MutantTurkey | ? | 01:55 |
jedijf | such a hog | 01:56 |
ChinnoDog | How many sheets of paper can I put in an evenlope without paying extra for postage? | 04:22 |
ChinnoDog | oh. google told me the answer | 04:24 |
andrew | depends, what's the weight of the paper? | 04:35 |
ChinnoDog | I was hoping for an answer that isn't a division problem | 04:44 |
ChinnoDog | The limit is 1oz for an envelope | 05:02 |
ChinnoDog | I packed my envelope to .95oz | 05:02 |
andrew | You could have done better | 05:21 |
JonathanD | Morning PA. | 07:58 |
waltman | ChinnoDog: did you count the weight of the stamp? | 12:17 |
JonathanD | evil. | 12:17 |
JonathanD | Thats like tax on tax. | 12:17 |
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InHisName | I usually can do 5 sheets of 20lb paper and one long envelope for about 1 oz | 14:56 |
InHisName | If you used the rice paper for airmail (10 lbs ?) then 10 sheets plus one envelope. Might even get away with an eleventh sheet. | 14:58 |
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ChinnoDog | waltman: No, but I measured it after I sealed it and it was still .95 so I think there was enough left to cover the stamp | 16:08 |
ChinnoDog | I put in two sheets of copy paper + 4 sheets of college ruled lined paper. | 16:08 |
waltman | yeah, that's about as much as you can put in an envelope. and obviously a stamp weighs less than a sheet of paper. :) | 16:29 |
waltman | I also imagine you can go a bit over 1 oz before they're going to catch you | 16:33 |
chuckh1958 | If I want to install libreoffice on ubuntu 10.04 do I first have to remove openoffice? | 17:11 |
andrew | if you install it from a ppa (like I did), it will remove openoffice | 17:15 |
andrew | https://launchpad.net/~libreoffice/+archive/ppa | 17:17 |
PennBot | Title: PPA : “LibreOffice Packaging” team (at launchpad.net) | 17:17 |
chuckh1958 | I tried that. I get errors every time I try to install it and the installation has to be manually removed. | 17:50 |
chuckh1958 | andrew: did you install it on 10.04 or 10.10? I never updated to 10.10. Well actually I did but rolled back to 10.04 when evolution was hopelessly broken on 10.10. | 17:51 |
chuckh1958 | Or I should say - evolution exchange was hopelessly broken on 10.10. | 17:51 |
SamuraiAlba | Good bacon to all! | 18:03 |
JonathanD | howdy. | 18:04 |
SamuraiAlba | Anyone here use the Arduino platform? | 18:04 |
andrew | chuckh1958: 10.10, but the PPA appears to be for both | 18:04 |
SamuraiAlba | Was looking to dev under linux for it ;) | 18:05 |
SamuraiAlba | Got a Mega 1280 | 18:05 |
chuckh1958 | andrew: it may be but I get errors from symaptic when I try to install libreoffice-gnome per the unbuntugeek web site. It leaves it half installed. Not sure which package to remove to get rid of openoffice. There are dozens of openoffice packages and I dont want to do them all individually. | 18:12 |
chuckh1958 | I'm thinking I ought to try to uninstall openoffice first, then install libreoffice. I think there are some files common to both. | 18:12 |
waltman | SamuraiAlba: No Arduino, but I just had a bacon, egg & cheese sammich for lunch! | 18:18 |
SamuraiAlba | I have eggs, cheese, and bacon this morning, and bacon with ramen noodle for lunch :) | 18:24 |
rhpot1991 | bacon overload | 18:29 |
* rhpot1991 doesn't care for bacon, unless its made of turkey | 18:29 | |
ChinnoDog | MutantTurkey is not here to see that I am not the one that brought up turkey this time. | 18:30 |
* waltman backs slowly away from rhpot1991 | 18:49 | |
rhpot1991 | waltman: thats the normal response | 18:56 |
waltman | I have nothing against a turkey sandwich, or roast turkey, or even a Wawa turkey bowl. But turkey bacon? That's Unamerican! | 18:58 |
waltman | bacon should be swine. | 18:58 |
rhpot1991 | waltman: eh, I don't care for pork | 18:58 |
waltman | ! | 18:58 |
waltman | it's the other white meat! | 18:58 |
rhpot1991 | I'll do ham sometimes but thats about it | 18:58 |
rhpot1991 | waltman: don't need two white meats, already got a good one :) | 18:59 |
waltman | no pork fried rice? | 18:59 |
rhpot1991 | no thanks | 18:59 |
waltman | no pork chops? | 18:59 |
rhpot1991 | no thanks | 18:59 |
waltman | no brats? | 18:59 |
rhpot1991 | chicken equivalents | 18:59 |
waltman | oh well, more for the rest of us! | 19:00 |
* teddy-dbear can survive on chocolate :-[ | 19:02 | |
rhpot1991 | chocolate is over rated, unless its in beer | 19:03 |
waltman | ! | 19:03 |
rhpot1991 | heh | 19:03 |
* waltman backs even further away from rhpot1991 | 19:03 | |
teddy-dbear | where's a chan op when you need one? | 19:05 |
rhpot1991 | teddy-dbear: if it makes you feel better chocolate > pork | 19:09 |
teddy-dbear | chocolate chip cookies make me feel better :-D | 19:10 |
rhpot1991 | the only chocolate I have at my desk is: http://www.rishi-tea.com/store/chocolate-chai-organic-fair-trade-chai.html | 19:12 |
PennBot | Title: Chocolate Chai, Organic Fair Trade Chai (at www.rishi-tea.com) | 19:12 |
teddy-dbear | not my idea of a cup of tea | 19:16 |
SamuraiAlba | Bacon- The gateway meat for vegetarians | 19:17 |
teddy-dbear | chocolate should be in bars or chunks | 19:17 |
teddy-dbear | and cookies | 19:17 |
waltman | preferably in chip form | 19:33 |
waltman | SamuraiAlba: Where did you find these people who like neither bacon nor chocolate? | 19:34 |
waltman | rhpot1991: I suppose chocolate-covered bacon would be right out? | 19:34 |
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ChinnoDog | chocolate covered bacon is interesting but not my thing. I am not into salty chocolate. | 19:42 |
* rhpot1991 passes on chocolate covered bacon, even if its turkey form | 20:02 | |
waltman | http://yfrog.com/h7407jj # speaking of bacon | 20:03 |
PennBot | Title: Yfrog Photo : yfrog.com/h7407jj - Shared by carolkolb (at yfrog.com) | 20:03 |
ChinnoDog | hi PhillieFresh | 21:23 |
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