[02:10] xfce4-volumed uses 250 meg of swap.. why ? [02:13] top? [02:13] yeah [02:13] what's your memory? [02:14] what is it ? [02:14] and it's utilization too [02:14] i have 4 gig and im using 800 meg [02:14] yeah, thinking maybe it's buffering something [02:15] well, that makes less sense then [02:15] its always used that much tho.. just to turn the volume up and down [02:16] is that all it does? [02:16] as far as i know [02:17] https://launchpad.net/xfce4-volumed [02:17] that just seams allot for what it does .. [02:18] 50 meg less than rhythmbox .. [02:18] I thin the fact the entire launchpad site is https should be considered a bug [02:18] heh [02:18] file it [02:18] think I will be [02:18] sweet [02:18] as for your issue, dunno [02:19] maybe some hardware limitation, memory leak, idk, it's using swap with alot of ram, seems odd [02:19] yeah [02:19] launchpad being all https, I can't cache any of it [02:21] for a celluar or satellite connection I use squid to cut down or repetive requests (and on a normal connection too, but it's intentional for capped or poor connections) [02:21] it breaks my cache [02:21] it is kinda odd since all the software is open [02:26] I can understand something like tor [02:26] but tor is on it's own server and domain, dead giveaway [02:27] I don't know of any software on lp that is similar in nature, for that concern [02:27] and on top of it, tor can use http [02:27] hmm [02:27] lp shoves https down your throat [02:28] no disable option [02:28] yeah its a little gay [02:29] it's odd, normally I demand for an ssl option [02:30] why cant you download from https ? [02:35] my proxy can't [02:35] it's the nature of encryption, anything in the middle breaks the chain [02:36] I can use the proxy as a tunnel [02:36] but I can't cache [02:36] ah [02:56] it would be cool to have a screen saver that zooms out all the windows and keeps them updated === excid3|mbp is now known as excid3|party-hat [03:35] anyone working on a google team calendar ? [03:42] when is the last time anyone had a kernel panic ? [03:52] kernel panics usually only happen if you try to make them happy in my own experience [03:52] happen* [03:52] lol @ happy typo [03:52] lol [04:30] chibihogoshino: i had a kernel panic in the last few months [04:30] are you running 32 or 64 bit ? [04:32] 32 but it was in natty though so dont' guess that counts [04:35] oh [14:14] chris4585: it takes something odd for a kernel panic, that's for sure [14:14] but it's more likely when messing with it (which I've done) [16:09] yo chris4585 [16:12] chibihogoshino: hey, hadn't seen chris4585 all morning [16:12] ah [16:12] is your panic resolved [16:13] how about your kernels? [16:13] oh it was a friend .. he was running 64 bit version [16:14] he put in his password and it panicked [16:16] ah, ouch [16:17] yeah [16:17] that is a odd place for one [16:17] I manage a team calander, but idk if it's actually gotten use [16:17] should be public [16:17] its not ? [16:17] honestly by the time I hear of anything solid enough to put on a calandar, I wondered if anyone would notice [16:18] that's changed lately, with smartphones [16:19] yeah [16:19] a little.. [16:20] i dont have one tho [16:20] hi chibihogoshino [16:20] ah chris4585 i found a old version of magiclive [16:21] yeah? [16:21] it works .. i just make a iso with it [16:22] have to remake. it has some problems with xfce4.8 [16:22] ah thats cool, no dpkg errors? [16:22] what version was it? [16:22] one with /desktop or something but i got that before [16:23] does it have versions ? [16:24] well, the older ones didn't really include one, but if it did, it would say at the very top of the magiclive file [16:24] 2008 ? [16:25] thats the copyright .. it dosnt have a version number [16:25] alright [16:28] to old / [16:28] ? [16:29] http://www.google.com/calendar/embed?src=74g3gnrvdvncgvgv4h0l4ejcv0%40group.calendar.google.com&ctz=America/New_York [16:29] chibihogoshino: ^ [16:32] cool [16:32] how can i subscribe to that [16:33] uh, you can, lemme see how [16:34] n/m i got it [16:35] drat, google removed the ability to search for calendars [16:40] hmm.. i wonder if it will update [16:42] jschwentker77@gmail.com [16:43] now im gonna get spam.. [16:48] chibihogoshino: I PM'd you for a reason [16:48] hmm [16:48] whoops [16:49] i had the setting off to open a new tab .. [16:49] lol [16:50] ouch [16:50] it just looks like a regular message in the channel [16:50] it's giving me an error on saving changes [16:50] hmm [16:50] so I assume you added it already [16:50] i subscribed tho [16:53] that works [16:54] I just can't have you edit (which might have been nice down the road, your in knoxville, no leader is as often) [16:54] hmm [16:58] should be a option for it.. i dont know why they would exclude that from the cal when its in every thing else [17:00] maybe it has to be a group [17:00] http://groups.google.com/ ? [17:01] oh, it's cause you already have it in your public calendars [17:02] different method, same id, public acl [17:02] the reason for the addy was the other method, with the acl [17:02] you cant change the permissions because of that ? [17:05] seems [17:05] that's for another day [17:06] you can see a poorly maintained calendar, we're good [17:06] :-) [17:14] wow.. i thought it was 3 something till just now [19:06] chibihogoshino: you mean the time? [19:06] yeah [19:07] ah, yeah it's an extremely nice day outside, easy to mixup with how many clouds we had lately [19:07] heh [19:07] perfect day to ........uh......go outside and ........................... chat on IRC? [19:08] if my battery would last for more than 5 min i would.. :-) [19:09] * cyberanger hands chibihogoshino a better battery, perhaps a smartphone to go with it [19:09] i was just thinking about that.. it would be nice to go to the park and sit under a tree [19:10] I wish it was april, with this kind of day [19:11] perfect to go jump in some river, or the great lakes [19:11] water proof a laptop ? [19:12] well, I hadn't thought that far, but I could waterproof a smartphone, celluar data [19:12] irc under water .. bet that has never been done [19:13] would want it to be an iphone or a G1 something cheap and easy to forget about (you don't replace an iphone, already have something better than a G1) [19:14] yeah, not by many at least [19:15] I thought it'd be cool to be the only one with internet at mt. leconte, then I found out that area has great coverage from everybody, kinda a buzzkill [19:15] that sucks [19:15] still makes me want to install a mesh node or two, for the fun of it [19:15] and dosnt suck for the coverage [19:16] 30 miles or so for one link [19:16] a little shy of 5 for the 2nd [19:16] that would be cool [19:16] then I can tie it into my folks here [19:16] solar powered [19:16] I did the 5 mile link [19:17] how did it turn out [19:17] brb [19:17] and a smaller link in chattanooga (but was the first with actual traffic, proving it's worth) [19:18] it turned out quite well, aiming wasn't ideal the first time (fixed that down the road) [19:32] heh [19:37] nice [19:37] how much packet loss ? [19:39] line of sight, aimed accurately, minimal [19:40] as close to /dev/null as you can get [19:54] what kind of antenna did you use ? [20:03] .74 meter satellite dishes modded with a cantenna, more or less [20:03] for 5 miles it wasn't an issue, but I've since upgraded to a yagi [20:03] one end is rp-sma, one is an N-Connector [20:04] did you build them ? [20:04] two Dishes, yes, yagi, no [20:04] tweaked them, minor [20:05] I could build them, yagi's are simple [20:06] but went with a higher quality than I think I could have done, but a higher price [20:07] ah [20:08] considering the 30 mile leg is gonna be different, and I gotta hike to both sites for that link, mt. leconte isn't a nice hike if you really over pack [20:08] it was worth the cost for high grade lightweight aluminum [20:09] and Alcoa didn't mind it [20:09] are they still up ? [20:10] I have yet to even try the 30 mile link (not an issue, I know they'll work) [20:10] but in spirit of pack it in pack it out, they're down [20:10] oh [20:17] I can have the node from here pointing at look rock up in under 5 minutes [20:17] but I've not been to look rock since before my car wreak, and could get permission to perm. mount that, I think [20:18] the Mt. Leconte node would have to be seasonal, or something [20:18] winter is just too much for operating conditions [20:20] maybe something meant to be outdoors full time [20:26] were did you mount it ? [20:36] do you know where mt. leconte is? or look rock (if not, that's fine, I've got a map too) [20:42] no [20:42] i was wondering if you could put the antenna on a tree and then put a roof over it so it would be ok in the winter [20:44] not too ideal, and the antenna could be wet [20:44] as long as the other parts are dry, warm, not too warm [20:45] if it was covered enough and enclosed in a thing it would be ok [20:49] tempature gets low at Mt. Leconte [20:49] hmm [20:49] solar panel, car battery, mesh node [20:50] solar panel won't care, carbattery must vent, but works porrly in cold, summers get hot, not above specs, but not ideal [20:50] but in winter, gets cold, below specs [20:51] bury the battery in the ground [20:54] not in a national park, no way [20:54] i think something like 6 feet it stays warm [20:55] oh [20:55] lol [20:56] besides, Sealed Lead Batteries need to vent [20:57] straws [20:57] or a hose [20:57] and that may work for the Mesh node, perhaps [20:58] defeats the benifit of burying it, as moisture seeps in via the air, gets heated and trapped [20:58] and the depth is 6 feet for a courpse, smell seals there [20:58] for the frost line, little shallow due to tennessee clay [20:59] hmm [20:59] use a one way trap for the water and cover the top of the hose [21:01] still the issue of digging in a national park, the other two nodes aren't as bad, and I could heat a few different ways [21:01] look rock has ham radio gear and the air quality station, I can work with that [21:02] the gateway node is equally simplistic [21:02] maybe they will let you put it up if you ask [21:03] which, look rock or leconte? [21:03] leconte [21:04] can't be permenant, that's key [21:05] I think they'd let me set it while I'm there, perhaps even for a season [21:05] between the business and the park, doable, got a goram nightmare in buracacy [21:06] make the wires look like vines and the node like a birds nest [21:09] and the antenna [21:09] a branch [21:10] I'd rather they told me no, then go behind them in this manner [21:10] i was just thinking how to make it blend into the surroundings .. [21:12] ohio has some cell towers that look like pine trees .. if your not looking for them you would never notice it. [21:19] well, that's discrete [21:19] still want permission [21:19] yeah .. [21:21] if they say yes, but be discreet, got that covered [21:22] just can't dig, or damage any wildlife [21:25] hmm.. [21:48] yeah historic site, national park, so on, so on, so on === excid3|party-hat is now known as potted_plant [23:10] i think you typed that wrong... its pot_plant [23:35] chibihogoshino: you pissed him off and left [23:35] shame [23:35] lol [23:36] lol... [23:37] guess he dont like plants that much [23:38] well, at least 7 leaf ones [23:38] maybe he makes pots for plants .. taking the pot away from the plant would piss him off i guess. [23:41] lol.