[01:24] Yasumoto_: "I have a friend // called Omniscient Joe. // Sometimes I ask him what he's thinking // and he says, wouldn't you like to know?" === erichammond1 is now known as erichammond [06:08] there is no media whatsoever of SCALE 9x on youtube :| [06:08] ah, i'll check their site [06:09] should i bother? [06:09] i was wondering why the local news wasn't there or something :| [06:09] I think it'll be a while before they have videos up (they need to do something with slides). [06:09] i wonder if i should visit the LA times, and ask them why they don't find SCaLE interesting enough [06:10] or do they put something in the paper? [06:10] i'll ask my friend [06:10] cheese isn't working :( [06:11] Cheese works on my mom's 10-year old computer with a PlayStation 2 EyeCam. I think it's awesome :) [06:11] (which, incidentally, is plug-in-and-works. Unlike on Windows and OS X) [06:12] seidos: I didn't see anything in the Times, but I didn't read very carefully Sat/Sun. [06:12] Not sure where it would be (Calendar under Events? I didn't look there) [06:40] what's going on, rww? [06:40] great xkcd comic [06:41] sad T_T [06:41] not much. running stats on my IRC logs, because I am a huge nerd. [06:41] you? [06:41] i think that's cool, nerd [06:41] i just got off the phone with a friend [06:42] she reads the time [06:42] she is a fem friend [06:42] *times [06:42] *scoff*, i wish she read "the time" [06:43] i wish lots of things, like an 8 year old kid who is trying to make life beautiful [06:43] Does the USA have a number you can call where an automated voice tells you the current time? Because I thought you meant that for a minute :< [06:43] annnnd scene [06:43] she said she didn't see anythong wrt (with respect to? kernel mailing list?) SCaLE [06:44] efficient use of time [06:44] challenge? [06:44] aww, there used to be one and they phased it out :( [06:44] "general telephone time is, 3:30, and 20 seconds" [06:45] i used to call it frequently as a star child moon beam septic tank [06:45] i bought an RMS book today and i lost it :( [06:45] today=yesterday [06:45] whooooaaaa [06:46] we just went back in time \o/ [06:47] pleia2: thanks again for the chips. i was going to give them to my new friend david, but i ended up giving him $6 so he could have a meal tonight. [08:14] home, tired :) [08:23] paris hilton's college is some dude i don't know [08:23] pleia2: glad you made it home safe [09:01] Hello [09:02] Hello [09:02] hello [09:02] hello [09:02] hello fellow [09:03] hello r4y === seidos is now known as r2d2 [09:03] hello, thank you for helping me === r2d2 is now known as Guest38846 [09:04] http://www.playonlinux.com/en/download.html === Guest38846 is now known as seidos [09:05] dharmawheel [09:06] Playonlinux now has more items under plugins [09:07] fix my dharmawheel [09:07] My brother thought of the o so great idea of extreme down hill skipping [09:08] LOL [09:08] dharmawheel? [09:08] I thought I was puzzling. [09:09] fix [09:09] Maybe I am though [09:09] if !work fix() [09:09] if !work: fix() [09:11] dh arm a wheel?, d harm a wheel?, what is the meaning? [09:13] look it up [09:13] or fix my dharmawheel [09:15] How do I take out the splinter in your eye when I need to remove the giant rafter from my own eye? [09:18] ninja turtles [09:18] I will look into it some [09:18] Cowwa bunga dude. [09:18] shaka [09:22] I didn't know what the hang loose sign was called [09:23] I am compiling wine right now [09:23] which turtle are you? [09:23] too late i fail [09:24] what should my punishment be? [09:24] i am fixing the favicon dharma wheel [09:24] It says:"Do 'make depend && make' to compile Wine." [09:25] I guess then sudo checkinstall [09:25] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shaka_sign [09:26] never used checkinstall [09:26] won't click [09:26] taking me forever to fix this favicon [09:26] gimp [09:26] dharmawheel.png > 16x16 > favicon.png [09:28] gimps great, I found KolourPaint was a great replacement for MS Paint. I like it for messing with smaller pixels, because in Gimp the pixel size for pen is too big for my liking. There must be a way to save Gimp how I would like it set I guess, but I haven't messed with that idea [09:29] man getting an icon the size I want proved to be untrue [09:29] I tried and tried and it wasn't what I thought it was suppose to be [09:29] man = dude [09:29] Can a woman be a dude? [09:30] I would think only if she says it's OK [09:30] Some women like to be tomboys [09:31] acting [09:31] yes [09:31] Life can be tough [09:32] can be? [09:32] Well, it is to most. [09:33] all living beings on this planet die [09:33] Even the people who have it easy can be looked down on and that makes it hard for them as well [09:33] even the people who have it easier can be looked down on... [09:33] easy=easier [09:33] Ya, death is crazy [09:33] Slowly getting old [09:34] Well, I guess I add to much [09:34] can is a prefered word [09:36] Have favorite bands? [09:36] first band that comes to mind right now? [09:37] Rush [09:37] Exit Stage Left [09:37] the album [09:37] I think it's their best [09:37] i entered stage left [09:38] tap boom, tap boom, tap, taptap boom [09:38] boom on the floor [09:38] tap when you lose [09:38] tap [09:39] * seidos picks up the boom and hands it to you [09:39] * seidos puts hands up [09:39] please don't shoot! [09:39] Wow, wines still compiling [09:39] * seidos runs while you are distracted [09:39] The act of framing a picture [09:40] Or so I they would say I said [09:40] 0 [09:41] I am sorry what bands? [09:42] Should I list more bands so you know some of my likes [09:42] what are you curious about? [09:42] Kent [09:42] superman t-shirt [09:42] becareful [09:46] Do you play an instrument? [09:46] i don't have time :( [09:46] hell week might help [09:49] hell week sounds like hell [09:51] probably why i'm on my knees [09:58] I think I figured out Playonlinux, but the one in Ubuntu Software Center for Ubuntu 10.04 wasn't working right, but before I make a claim like this I should install playonlinux on one of my other hard drives first and see then I will know [09:58] plus I need to test out what I git going [09:59] Wine didn't compile because of some error, so I ditched the idea [09:59] I meant some errors [10:02] I am configuring Playonlinux I believe for an application and it has asked how much memory does my graphics board have? 32, 64, 128 and so on [10:03] It's a GeFRRCE 7100GS 256MB/DDR2 [10:03] My cpu is AMD64 single core [10:04] OK, so 256 [10:04] that was easy I guess [10:11] are you using ubuntu? [10:11] can just get wine from repositories [10:11] compiling takes time, don't do it unless necessary [10:11] are you a bot r4y ? [10:12] me too [10:12] bottle is my real name [10:14] 10110100101101001011010010110100 [10:15] Neat, this looks like the wheel on a ship: [10:15] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dharmacakra [10:15] don't drink booze [10:19] I read that cayenne pepper can stop a heart attack in less then 30 seconds. It thins blood and makes blood clots form where that should, and helps with pain [10:19] And much much more [10:19] I imagine that all pepper except black pepper works like that [10:20] My mom read that black pepper looks like shards of glass under a microscope [10:20] She has leaky gut syndrome [10:20] Or so she says [10:21] Also pepper for prostate cancer [10:21] not black pepper though [10:23] I can't get playonlinux to work [10:23] serrano chilis [10:23] I give [10:23] i can't figure out why firefox isn't working [10:23] O [10:23] i need to rest [10:23] I can help [10:23] i can help [10:23] Right click the top panel [10:23] add to panel [10:24] system monitor [10:24] gotta' remember to go outside tomorrow [10:24] he he he, ya, me to [10:24] click on that [10:25] under proccesses firefox will be there [10:25] you mean pkill firefox? [10:25] click on it and end proccess [10:25] has [10:25] cache [10:25] then open firefox [10:25] there should be more then one for firefox I think though [10:26] Sorry if that doesn't work [10:26] ah, then journey, waves of knowledge [10:26] for those who seek it [10:26] whisper to those who do not [10:26] have [10:27] So it worked? [10:27] no [10:27] Sorry dude. [10:27] !fixed [10:27] It's fixed! [10:27] Hello [10:27] ha [10:27] not fixed [10:27] =!fixed [10:28] Hello Eureka [10:28] Hello [10:28] That's you then [10:28] soul shard [10:29] War of Warcraft [10:29] Maybe you are a bot [10:34] ha ha, well, I should try something else I guess [10:37] serrano chilis are great with Mexican food when slowly boiled for a long time. [10:39] i heard a kid say "i'm a robot, i'm a robot" [10:42] biomechanical robots [10:55] humans > hus > hues [10:55] quantum computers [10:55] quantum healing [10:56] exploring the frontiers of mind and body medicine [10:56] Deepak Chopra, M.D. [10:59] I can't find what wanted to share from this book [11:01] I could try to explain but that wouldn't be the same [11:02] We can control our bodies chemical to a certain extent with our mind. [11:02] A patient had cancer, I don't know what kind [11:03] And they person was told to visualize a storm attacking a black rock in that person's body where the cancer was [11:04] It was white blood cells [11:05] Bliss was one way to combat ailments, another is to fight it in any way possible [11:07] being that people who are get their aggression out who strive also survive cancer. [11:08] I don't know what else to say. I could quote the book, but first I want to say other things out side this book [11:10] Cancer can't live in an alkaline state. There's a guy who lives in Italy who somehow uses baking soda, who makes different types of treatments for different kinds of cancer from it. [11:10] Including lung cancer [11:10] prostate cancer [11:11] out side of that though [11:12] My mom has been looking into something called Candida which is yeast infection [11:12] huh, there's apparently a hackerspace in LA [11:12] mold cases it [11:12] corn and peanuts are infected with mold [11:12] to the sed [11:12] seed [11:13] dandruff, hpv [11:13] dermatitis [11:13] From what I understand it's because they stack them in crates for a while [11:13] yes dandruff [11:13] no [11:13] no what? [11:14] hackerspaces in LA [11:14] What's up? [11:14] they are all over [11:14] i should check this one out [11:14] i am not too cool [11:14] i am dumb [11:14] OK [11:15] Are you bad? [11:15] right intention [11:15] OK, sorry [11:15] They are bad? [11:16] I meant They bad [11:16] It's short for Are they bad? [11:16] I got it mixed [11:16] before [11:17] Do you consider me good? [11:17] i haven't considered it [11:17] i do not know you [11:18] My skills are very very limited, I am probably dumber then you when it comes to computers [11:18] i am dumber [11:18] ha ha, so humble [11:18] Well, have you tried the force quite applet? [11:19] It's something I keep on the panel [11:19] why so funny? [11:19] got to laught or we will go crazy [11:19] laughter is crazy [11:19] i am your psychiatrist [11:20] no, never used that applet [11:20] ha ha, ya [11:20] I recommend it, unless you have a different user interface [11:20] 1 [11:21] i use pkill [11:21] I've used alt- what ever the F key is for xkill [11:21] pkill [11:21] you say [11:22] I saved a text file with that in it somewhere [11:22] I think [11:22] me too! \o/ [11:23] http://paste.ubuntu.com/573409/ [11:23] quotes from places [11:25] do you like games? [11:26] So many games [11:26] Yes [11:26] cardinality [11:27] looking [11:27] hell [11:29] I should say that I prefer fractions, I should get back into learning fractions, and Algebra [11:30] I found this: [11:30] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cardinality [11:31] learn what you are curious about [11:31] death? [11:31] nihilism? [11:31] nirvana? [11:31] samsara? [11:31] heaven, hell, jesus, satan, God [11:31] these are things i was curious about [11:31] now... [11:31] rest [11:33] cardinality will take me time to understand [11:35] May hap you help me [11:35] OK, there are 3 things [11:35] these are the pattern of such [11:35] 2and3 = 3and2 [11:36] and so forth [11:36] patterns [11:36] 12 [11:36] 23 [11:36] 13 [11:36] going on [11:36] for 4 things: [11:36] 12 [11:36] 13 [11:36] 14 [11:36] 23 [11:36] 24 [11:36] 34 [11:37] next 5oop [11:37] oops [11:37] no wait that's right [11:37] next 5 [11:37] 12 [11:37] 13 [11:37] 14 [11:37] 15 [11:37] 23 [11:37] 24 [11:37] 25 [11:37] 34 [11:37] 35 [11:37] 45 [11:37] next 6 [11:37] 12 [11:38] 13 [11:38] 14 [11:38] 15 [11:38] 16 [11:38] 23 [11:38] 24 [11:38] 25 [11:38] 26 [11:38] 34 [11:38] 35 [11:38] 36 [11:38] 45 [11:38] 46 [11:38] 56 [11:38] etc [11:38] This is one way I was thinking for a while [11:39] Not a big deal, I know [11:40] What's this called? and how can I find out how many up to a given number? [11:41] I have this idea applied to something I was working on [11:41] Well, it doesn't matter though [11:41] Why would knowing the number help, I ask myself? [11:41] I can't say it does [11:42] but they all have to be there, so I guess that would be why [11:43] I Knowing the number then counting how many patterns are written down [11:43] It's for the 12 keys of piano [11:43] oops I forgot [11:43] I should start over [11:44] pattern from 3 [11:44] 12 [11:44] 13 [11:44] 23 [11:44] 123 [11:44] 1 [11:44] 2 [11:44] 3 [11:44] patterns for 4 [11:44] 12 [11:44] 13 [11:44] 14 [11:44] 23 [11:44] 24 [11:44] 34 [11:44] 123 [11:44] 124 [11:44] 134 [11:44] 234 [11:44] 1234 [11:44] 1 and 2 and 3 and 4 [11:44] patterns of 5 [11:45] 12 [11:45] 13 [11:45] 14 [11:45] 15 [11:45] 23 [11:45] 24 [11:45] 25 [11:45] 34 [11:45] 35 [11:45] 45 [11:45] 123 [11:45] 12 [11:45] oops [11:45] 124 [11:45] 125 [11:45] 134 [11:45] 135 [11:45] 145 [11:45] 234 [11:45] 235 [11:45] 245 [11:45] 34 [11:45] oops again [11:46] 345 [11:46] 1234 [11:46] 1235 [11:46] r4y: please stop. [11:46]