[00:47] waldo323: You are in on irc [00:48] waldo323: You are in on irc [00:48] yay [02:35] evening [02:36] <_stink_> yo [02:43] on web chat [02:43] there needs to be some standard on what "high speed" internet means [02:43] <_stink_> hah [02:43] QoS per quest [02:43] Quality of SErvice per quest [02:43] dang it [02:43] guest [02:54] been this quiet all week? [02:54] pretty talkative during the day today, not sure about what though :) [02:55] hahaha [02:56] i'm sure it was fascinating [03:00] oh of course [03:40] Evening [04:01] ok, keyboard seems cleaned ok [04:08] awesome! was it hard to get the keys off/on? [04:08] well, the big keys have a metal bar holding them in [04:09] so you have to pop them loose, without pulling them off the bar [04:09] so those were tricky, the main keys just pop off, it's a bit scary though [04:13] rick_h_: did you spill coffee on your keyboard? [04:14] earl grey with honey in it :/ [04:14] not a ton though, so not a full bath [04:15] whoops [04:15] how was CHC? [04:15] wasn't able to make it out :-/ [04:16] was ok, got started on pgsql fulltext support for bookie, Blazeix did some updates to the badge/chrome extension stuff [04:16] and the other matt is having a kid in Oct [04:16] crazy [04:16] whoa [04:16] good stuff then [04:16] yea, good stuff [04:24] rick_h_: so is it unstuck, then? [04:24] yea, shift key seems unstuck [04:25] I just found out something cool about the Squeezebox [04:25] I can stream to any mp3-streamable device with it [04:25] just point them to http://lister:9000/stream.mp3, and it'll see it as another device [04:26] so I have a device called "Mozilla from 192.168.1.109" along with "Happy Radio" [04:27] only problem is it takes about 30 seconds for it to buffer [04:27] ah, sucky [04:28] but I can have N number of devices streaming [04:28] Though not all playing the same stream. They're all independent [04:29] oh, wait, they can be synchronized [04:34] The syncing is a bit off, though [04:34] depends on the buffering [13:27] morning [13:28] party [13:29] is it Friday already? [13:30] not yet :( [13:32] then I'm confused as to why we're partying [13:47] because COFFEE [13:48] COFFEEEEEE [13:48] EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE [13:48] EEEE [13:49] E. [13:49] Coffee Part > Tea Party [13:49] Truth [13:50] Man, I've been having a lot more problems with typos lately [13:50] * wolfger wonders if mental degradation is beginning already [13:58] u rgubj ura oiaauvkw [14:00] Stop exercising my brain! [14:00] :-p [14:00] or should I say, "dyp[ rcrtvodomh ,u ntsom@ [14:01] Anybody in here ever worked with Adtran hardware? [14:01] why does that sound familiar? [14:02] Its integrated communications hardware [14:02] 3 T1's come in to it, one PRI interface is split out of it and the rest is data stream [14:02] There is a local telco vendor which uses Adtran instead of Cisco [14:02] I do not know if I am comfortable hopping off the Cisco name [14:03] no one ever got fired for buying cisco [14:04] http://community.spiceworks.com/topic/108908 [14:07] brousch: that just makes me want to form a company and then fire somebody for buying Cisco. :-p [14:07] * wolfger is contrarian [14:10] I think there's a cream for that [14:13] * ColonelPanic001 offers some cream [14:13] did someone ask for cream? http://xkcd.com/ [14:14] nicely done [14:17] gah, more sticky keys today. I'm going to have to take a picture, pull all the keys, and give this thing an alcohol bath [14:19] rick_h_: we're talking about cream and comics with goo, and you start complaining about sticky keys? [14:19] I will not ask rick_h_ why his keys are sticky. I will not ask rick_h_ why his keys are sticky. I will not ask rick_h_ why his keys are sticky. [14:19] not good. not good at all. [14:19] brousch: hah, guess I should start paying attention to you guys :P [14:21] rick_h_: I have a problem more with hairy keys than sticky [14:23] <_stink_> .. [14:23] that is not less disgusting [14:25] :( [14:25] <_stink_> well done everybody! [14:25] yes it is, actually [14:25] unless the hairs are *stuck* to the keys [14:26] but that's an "and", not an "or" [14:26] _stink_: what did we do well? [14:26] waldo323: http://linuxmafia.com/~garrett/jordan/drinking-game.txt [14:27] <_stink_> wolfger: this conversation [14:29] rick_h_: what is that? [14:29] wolfger: a drinking game built around a series of books waldo323 and I read [14:29] RJ? WoT? DFS? [14:30] RJ == Robert Jordan, WoT == Wheel of Time [14:30] ah, ok [14:31] ug, i think my step dad read those [14:32] I got, I think, halfway through either the second or third book before I quit [14:32] way too many plot threads and characters [14:32] They were good and yet also not good at the same time [14:32] at the 3rd? That was one of the best in the series [14:32] and it was only 1/3 as large by book 3...maybe even 1/4 [14:33] gotta love it. we have a quarterly report that's been run the same way since ~1995. now they say it is wrong and meaningless. way to be on top of it! [14:33] as I recall, I was really frustrated by the main character never actually doing much of anything other than by luck. [14:33] I dunno. It's been years. [14:34] heh [14:35] I've also got a stack of books that I haven't even begun reading. [14:36] The existence of the internet has really doomed my book reading efforts [14:36] i have a physical stack and an ebook stack [14:41] The last Arc tech article on Honycomb is pretty disappointing. Why does a Tablet need to have applications rewritten for it just because it has a different screen resolution? [14:45] android apps have defined resolutions [14:47] http://developer.android.com/guide/practices/screens_support.html [14:51] This states that layouts by default of screen resolution independent, though the expected screen resolutions aren't completely arbitary [14:51] *by defualt are [14:52] I have a lot of books, both physical and virtual that need reading [14:52] Yeah, I know. [14:53] I'm still waiting for a book review per week from you, mister. [15:10] snap-l: do you know Regenerator? I just listented to what I think is the original of everyone folow, but I'm more familiar with a remix, only i don't know from where is the remix. [15:10] Not placing it at the moment [15:59] I <3 conference calls [16:00] nap time? [16:00] Hasn't started yet. [16:08] Gah!!!! Hate CNN. Stabbity stab stab. [16:09] Not sure why I keep going there for my news. Nothing better, I guess. [16:09] Which is a shudder-worthy thought. [16:21] wolfger: fox news. [16:22] thou shalt not utter the name of such tripe [16:33] I want to watch fox news so that when I watch Onion News Network it is funnier. [16:34] wolfger: the political blog upsetting you? [16:35] heh, fox news, or fox opinion? need to schedule correctly [16:35] rick_h_: is dbo's interview out yet? [16:35] was released yesterday [16:36] wolfger: why you complain about CNN? [16:36] jcastro: http://lococast.net/archives/464 [16:36] jcastro: yea, last night [16:36] jrwren: I avoid reading the political blog. Upset about yet-another-radiation-scare-that's-really-not-anything-to-see-here-please-move-along [16:37] jrwren: Also a piece about "the female Indiana Jones", who is not an archaeologist, nor does she carry a bullwhip or even wear a fedora. [16:37] she's not even a professor in her non-adventuring hours [16:38] in fact, the only facet in which she is similar to Indy is that she travels to exotic countries. [16:38] [16:38] I know... a horribly geeky thing to get miffed over. [16:39] its importatn! [16:50] man, sometimes it's so hard not to troll my co-worker [16:51] rick_h_: listening now [16:51] jcastro: heh cool, I've not had a chance yet so hope it comes out ok [16:53] rick_h_: why avoid the temptation? ;-) [16:53] " (btw: I know I can highlight a range in VIM and do replaces in there.. but that's not exactly convenient)" [16:53] wtf, how is that not convienent? [16:53] rick_h_: It requires multiple keystrokes. ;) [16:54] this is where the trolling comes in, I know the answer [16:54] "because my function is 400 lines long and involved 50 lines of a docblock comment at the start [16:54] and 400 is a good one [17:10] DBO: ping, you see the interview came out? [17:10] sorry for the delay, got it out later last night [17:12] rick_h_, yeah I saw :) [17:12] k, awesome [17:13] rick_h_: i listened to the mark ramm interview. very good [17:13] brousch: cool, glad you liked it. Thought that one went pretty well [17:14] i can scrape a bunch of questions out of it to ask dave brondsema on monday when he gives an allura presentation to grpug [17:14] There you go. :) [17:20] allura? [17:20] sounds like a drug. [17:20] heh, allura == new SF site [17:21] http://sourceforge.net/p/allura/home/ [17:21] side effects include erectile disfunction, sweaty palms, coughing, uncontrollable bowls and death. [17:21] does that include git/hg web ui browsing? [17:21] think so [17:21] hawt. [17:22] listen to the interview :P [17:22] k [17:22] http://lococast.net/archives/436 [17:22] and of course, listen to the rest while you're there: http://lococast.net/tag/interview-2 [17:23] crap, missing tags [17:25] http://lococast.net/category/interview is better [17:32] Have to say, rick_h_ is rocking these interviews. [17:37] http://www.reddit.com/r/Ubuntu/comments/gfmqc/lococastnet_interview_with_jason_smith_from/ [17:42] haha man, great interview guys [17:42] hilarious [17:42] * jcastro just finished it [17:45] jcastro: awesome. Glad you liked it! [17:46] I tweeted [17:46] <3 the music too [17:46] that must be craig [17:46] :) [17:53] hey, thanks for mentioning the UGJ on the lococast, guys! [17:54] hahah, and I love the special appearance of mrs rick :) [17:57] heh. ;) [17:57] Yeah, that was too precious to cut out. [17:59] jcastro: You need to check out Sekshun 8, Revenge, and Wendigo. They're my go-to balls-n-chunk CC bands. [18:00] And Sequence the Silence is definitely running up into 4th place. [18:33] work sucks, at least there is good coffee and good tea. [18:34] jrwren: don't quite before sunday [18:34] or quit either [18:39] oh no. [18:39] SRT is awesome. the best even. [18:39] its just my comptuer being stuoid. [18:39] driving me insane. [18:39] I'd make comments about windows7 but I've had crazyness in linux too ;) [18:40] imagine trying to recompile your code while apt-get upgrading your gcc ;0 [18:43] jrwren: Is this something that happens often? :) [18:50] you compile your code? [18:50] barbaric [19:01] rick_h_: see your using sphinx for your bookie app, have you tried to tie your rst files into source code yet? [19:02] snap-l: almost never :) [19:02] rofl @ uncompiled code. [19:11] rofl at top comment http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mk3qkQROb_k&NR=1 [19:14] wow, I can't believe I just watched that [19:14] jrwren: OMG, what is that [19:15] wonder if that's Oracle's attempt at making Java hip [19:16] it cannot be from oracle. it mentions jerking off [19:16] * greg-g nods [19:27] please help me. i can't stop watching this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zn7-fVtT16k [19:31] binbrain: yea, I do that on a few projects using autodoc [19:33] brousch: that's awesome [19:33] rick_h_: so I'm missing something, what do you use to embed source code from py files in your docs? viewcode? [19:34] no, so sphinx has an autodoc thing where you tell it hte module name it and goes through the module and grabs the docstrings out [19:34] when you setup a new sphinx project it's got a config flag it asks you "do you want to use autodoc..." [19:34] and then if those docstrings have doctests you can enable that as well, where it runs tests I guess on building the docs [19:35] I don't do much doctest stuff [19:35] but did use it once to try it out [19:36] the docstr part I see covered, but what about just the source [19:36] oh, actually view the source code in the docs? [19:36] do you have to put the source right in your rst file? [19:36] yup [19:37] oh no, I mean I've done that in some docstrings [19:37] Usage :: (block of code here) [19:37] right [19:37] but no, if you want to see source, go to the source browser [19:37] gitweb at work, github on bookie [19:37] I want Usage :: [19:38] hmmm, I guess I'd put those files under static, the example [19:38] but meh, going to suck since you want highlight, etc [19:39] well, if a pdf is generated and printed, a source browser of the files doesn't help much [19:39] you'll need something else for that I think [19:39] yea, you want to have a dir of code, with tests that validate they work [19:39] and then you want to run through through the highlight lib, and output .html files of them [19:39] the tests that validate that code can be totally separated out [19:39] then you can link to them under static dir [19:40] man, ok [19:40] that seems like work [19:40] yea, sphinx doesn't do that [19:41] have you used viewcode [19:41] http://code.google.com/p/gwtwiki/wiki/SourceCode2HTML [19:41] I think it sounds sorda like it, but I'm not sure, I guess I could just try it :) [19:41] no, ah, a plugin [19:41] yea, not used that extension [19:42] That Lady Java video is awful [19:42] I mean, I could probably use pygments for that [19:44] right, but that's all viewcode is doing [19:44] looking for the code for the extension [19:45] https://bitbucket.org/birkenfeld/sphinx/src/69acc55585e9/sphinx/ext/viewcode.py [19:45] ok, I lie [19:46] no pygments there [19:48] vim can convert source code to html [19:48] :TOhtml [19:49] Blazeix, um, that's awesome [19:49] yea but seems like something that'd you just have some service with a link to a file [19:49] and it'd open it, run it through pygments, and show it to you [19:50] one file, with a directory to search in or something [19:50] yeah, you could do something like "vim test.py -c TOhtml -c wq -c q" [19:50] or since sphinx has a build step, you'd just make your script to dump a dir of code to html in to the sphinx static directory [19:50] but it's just a neat hack, you might not want to tie infrastructure to vim [19:50] for file in $dir of code [19:50] Blazeix, your my hero [19:51] didn't know that [19:51] lol [19:51] related: http://vpaste.net/ [19:51] vim-powered pastebin [19:56] I'd like to point out that rick_h_'s route is the "correct" way. My route is the "huh, that's unique" way... [19:59] hey, that's an awesome "oh shit, I need this in color to put up" [19:59] used that myself to open in a browser link [20:23] rick_h_: you have a way to link to the .html docs that works for latexpdf output? it works for include raw works for html as output, but not latexpdf... hmmm [20:23] pygments has a latex output mode, i believe [20:26] no, haven't done any latex output [20:26] only done one page rst2pdf stuff [20:50] repoze.bfg docs do what I want, way easier then I thought :) [20:50] as always [20:51] snap-l: the OMC logo finally popped up in my itunes [20:51] :) [20:51] You're welcome. :) [20:51] I finally figured out how to add it [20:52] lococast is still blank logo [20:53] brousch: yea, if you know how to fix it I'd love to know [20:53] tried posting to twitter "hey, someone tell me what's long" [20:53] the iTunes works, but not in android/etc :( [20:53] rick_h_: i have no clue, but apparently snap-l does [20:53] and i'll tell you what's long ... [20:54] It has to be embedded into the mp3 file [20:54] I think that's where it gets the logo from [20:54] so I need to embed the logo into the next few episodes [20:54] oh, well that would explain it then [20:55] Man, I spent hours going through the feed xml and such and never could get it to work [20:55] Yeah, I think that's the reason [20:55] because I started putting in the OMC logo into the mp3 (and ogg) files [20:55] around when the Enslaved to Machines interview dropped [20:57] which was at the beginning of March [20:57] (damn, time flies when you're having fun) [20:57] yeah, i rarely look at it in itunes so it could have happened a while ago [20:58] ok, feel better then. I thought I must be a moron and everyone else had it all figured out [20:58] rick_h_: You should know by now that you're not a moron. ;) [20:59] none of the other podcasts in my itunes have a logo. omc is the only one right now [20:59] so it's not thet rick_h_ is a moron, it's that snap-l is a genius [21:00] brousch: You're lucky I'm not drinking anything, or you would have owed me a keyboard [21:00] hah! [21:01] that's why I let him edit [21:01] or maybe he just intimately understands the way apple works … [21:01] now I find out he's been sandbagging on lococast :P [21:01] jcastro: seen the neon skin since the 10.1 xbmc update? [21:03] no, should I? [21:03] is it awesome? [21:03] check it out, looks interesting to me. http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?t=97792 [21:04] just got added to the official skin list, I think there was a beta of it in github for a bit [21:06] oh I think I did try this [21:06] that tv grid looks awesome [21:12] yeah, I was going to try messing with it and Cinema plugin.