[01:12] ok, running out to grocery store because I have no food, trying to get home by 7 for meeting, wish me luck :) [02:15] YokoZar: good evening! [02:33] nhaines: cheers [02:34] So the 1st agenda item is emacs vs vim? [02:34] This should beinteresting [02:42] A fight to the deth perhpas is about to take place [02:43] don't tempt us troublemakers [02:43] pick vi pivk vi!!! [02:45] It was graduation day near the cafe I'm in. To all the graduates listening, Happy Graduation! [02:51] Item 2 RMS, God, or just Demi-God? [02:52] hmm I will go get popcorn [02:58] Hi All [02:58] hi [02:58] hello! [02:59] http://dl.dropbox.com/u/2424094/RMS.jpg [02:59] I saw a tweet that lyz is getting food. [02:59] Before the meeting- an RMS GNU-joke [02:59] In good humor of course [03:00] Let's wait a few minutes for pleia2, since she knows most about the main topic today [03:04] wiki: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/CaliforniaTeam/Meetings/11July03 edited | http://wiki.ubuntu.com/CaliforniaTeam/Meetings/11June19 edited [03:04] hello :) [03:05] greetings [03:05] Hurray [03:05] yes, I have food now \o/ [03:06] ok, let's get started [03:06] http://wiki.ubuntu.com/CaliforniaTeam/Meetings/11June5 [03:07] the only thing we have on the agenda is our reapproval application [03:07] I sent an email to the list, got a few replies, but I just wanted to point it out again in case folks didn't see it and want to help: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-us-ca/2011-May/001691.html [03:08] I put a super basic skeleton up, but we need to flesh it out: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CaliforniaTeam/ApprovalApplication2011 [03:08] reapproval shouldn't be hard, we've been doing team reports monthly since we got approved in 2009 \o/ [03:08] what dates do we need to pay atention to? [03:08] dates where? [03:08] * dragon walks in, find a seat in the back, and gets seated quietly without disturbing the decorum of the meeting. [03:09] I mean deadlines [03:09] we just need to get the approval app in before october [03:09] I'd prefer to do it earlier just to get it over with though [03:10] other questions? [03:11] oh, good. :-) [03:11] Perhaps it would be a good idea to link to our original approval application at the bottom [03:12] yeah, we can do that [03:12] and we'll review the whole thing at a meeting before we send it in to make sure everyone gets their stuff in [03:12] pleia2: you aren't a member? [03:13] grantbow: we have a lot of members not listed, I just copied over the skeleton from the old app [03:13] I haven't actually started updating it :) [03:13] aha! [03:13] myself, DarkwingDuck, iheartubuntu, philipballew... [03:13] lots of members! [03:13] oh erichammond too [03:13] he asked not to be listed last time [03:13] fair enough [03:14] not sure why we list them anyway tbh [03:14] after an IRC meeting that the log is available for [03:14] we can ask folks if they want to be on it [03:14] sounds like a good plan [03:14] anyway, we'll review that when it's in a more finished state :) [03:15] since that's the only agenda item, I think we can open it up to announcements, etc that people have [03:15] wednesday is ipv6 day, sf ubuntu hour and debian dinner :) https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-us-ca/2011-June/001733.html [03:16] Cool [03:16] and as always... other upcoming events are here: http://loco.ubuntu.com/teams/ubuntu-california [03:16] sac Ubuntu hour this friday. im sending out the email tonight and uploading it to the wiki [03:16] philipballew: cool, let us know if you need help adding it to the loco directory [03:17] and the wiki pages https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CaliforniaTeam/Projects/ [03:17] philipballew: good luck! [03:17] Geeknic- July 18th Heather Farms [03:17] MarkDude: woohoo [03:17] philipballew: great [03:17] MarkDude: MJ can't make it since he's on call :( but I'm coming up [03:17] Day after the Jono loud music show in SF [03:17] haha After I leave, of course ;) [03:17] Hmm, well eps- acan you grill master [03:18] crap jledbetter [03:18] We'll see. [03:18] sbay.org pizza after Geeknic too [03:19] Cool [03:19] Jono has his new drummer- and NOPE- its not grantbow [03:19] hehe [03:19] he turned it down [03:20] Although his stage diving was freakin' epic [03:20] I'm too good for them [03:20] true [03:20] haha grantbow++ [03:20] You let them down easy G [03:20] That was nice of you [03:20] hehe [03:20] any other announcements, comments, questions? [03:21] oh! I mentioned ipv6 day on wednesday, do we want to see if we can get an AAAA record for ubuntu-california.org set up so we can participate? [03:21] sounds good [03:21] our linode has ipv6 (well, it will by wednesday, I am waiting on some people so I can do a reboot to enable it) [03:22] * pleia2 has had a very ipv6 weekend prepping all her stuff :) [03:22] ::+1 [03:23] hehe [03:23] alrighty, I think we're ready to wrap up for the evening then [03:24] thanks everyone :) [03:25] jledbetter: when are you in town? [03:25] thank you pleia2 :) [03:26] Jono- when will you be on staage? [03:26] MarkDude: don't you know? :-P www.severedfifth.com/live/ [03:27] jledbetter, we may have another small event in WC when you are here [03:27] grantbow, the time always changes [03:27] tell me about it [03:27] lol [03:27] I forgot about that last time [03:28] pleia2, end of the month [03:28] how long you here for? [03:28] MarkDude, not sure, maybe 10pm [03:29] Abit (logged) :) [03:29] We are doing sumthin the start of July also [03:29] * MarkDude no longer sees that word :) [03:29] we can talk later [03:29] lol Sounds good :) [03:30] at a minimum- we are having a jledbetter coffe-palooza-stravaganza [03:30] working title [03:30] :D [03:30] +1 [03:30] your attendance is not optional- although we will work around your schedule [03:31] ;) [03:31] pleia2: is 6in4 considered a second-class citizen when it comes to ipv6 day? [03:31] sn9: ipv6 day is for providers who are hosting v6 content, can that be done 6in4? [03:32] probably [03:32] MarkDude, Nut ;) [03:32] probably would be considered 2nd class citizens though :) [03:32] I spent my weekend making sure native support was working on all my servers (except the one at home, no comcast ipv6 here yet) [03:33] afaik, sonic.net offers 6in4 to all customers, thus giving everyone direct access to the ipv6 internet [03:33] and last i checked, comcast closed this off to new accounts [03:34] * MarkDude resembles that remark [03:36] as far as I know comcast is still doing native ipv6 trials (we're on the trial list, but it hasn't gotten to our neighborhood yet) [03:36] comcast's ipv6 is still 6in4 [03:37] strange, since they're a straight ipv6 carrier for a nice chunk of the midwest [03:38] Are there any consumer-grade routers that support IPv6 out of the box? [03:38] yep [03:39] Really? I was under the impression the usual Linksys, Netgear stuff hadn't evolved [03:39] I think sixxs had a list, sec [03:39] http://www.sixxs.net/wiki/Routers [03:40] hi rww [03:40] I suspect I'm a little late for IRC meeting :| [03:40] yeah [03:40] buffalo and d-link are pretty common names in consumer-land, and they both have offerings, looks like linksys and netgear don't yet === ChanServ changed the topic of #ubuntu-us-ca to: Welcome to the Ubuntu California Local Community (LoCo) Team! | Webpage: http://ubuntu-california.org (has links to mailing list, forum, and more!) | Next Meeting: Sunday, June 19th, 7:00pm PDT | This channel is publicly logged at irclogs.ubuntu.com | We have an unlogged channel at #ubuntu-us-ca-offtopic [03:43] * pleia2 wanders back to todo list [03:43] pleia2: I've found 'task' to be a really cute todo list. [04:03] can someone please update the topic for the next meeting? thanks [04:05] grantbow, wasn't it already? June 19 [04:06] oops, my mistake [04:07] just running through the checklist [04:09] if someone could please post the log of the meeting I would appreciate it. [04:09] My irssi config needs to get fixed to enable logging by default. [04:10] Apologies if this has come up already, but since we're now publicly logged and irclogs.ubuntu.com formats better than the wiki, perhaps just linking there would be better (and easier) [04:10] heh [04:10] perhaps [04:10] agenda item for two weeks from now? [04:11] pleia2: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CaliforniaTeam/Portfolio is a little more up to date than our original application, btw. Dunno if you know about it already. [04:12] We were originally going to keep that URL up to date and copypaste it on reapproval, rather than doing everything at once. Then stuff happened :| [04:14] I got IPv6 on my Linode too, was very nicely simple. Can't get it at home though, Comcast wanted to upgrade us to a DOCSIS 3 router and our house's cabling is too bad for it :( [04:15] s/router/modem/ [04:17] wiki: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/CaliforniaTeam/Menu edited | http://wiki.ubuntu.com/CaliforniaTeam/Meetings/Current edited | http://wiki.ubuntu.com/CaliforniaTeam/Meetings edited [05:48] nhaines: 'task'? [05:51] rww: oh neat, I figure team reports are "good enough" for a Portfolio type thing unless someone wants to continue maintaining it (team reports are already enough for me) [06:01] wiki: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/CaliforniaTeam/Meetings/11May22 edited | http://wiki.ubuntu.com/CaliforniaTeam/Meetings edited | http://wiki.ubuntu.com/CaliforniaTeam/Meetings/11June5 edited [06:01] pleia2: Taskwarrior is a sophisticated command line todo list and task manager with a lot of features. http://taskwarrior.org/ [06:01] nhaines: cool, thanks :) [06:02] pleia2: a neat little tool I found when working to see if I could do a big project in an insufficient amount of time. (I couldn't, but I knew by how much, heh.) [06:04] need to update my linode, is still on lenny and no task [06:05] heh, this is nice [06:05] Aww. [06:06] There's tdl, but I haven't used it yet. [06:06] task ls, I love it :) [06:06] haha, yup! === sn9 is now known as DrStrangelove === DrStrangelove is now known as sn9 [20:10] * pleia2 upgraded linode to install task [20:10] (ok, not the only reason! but it was the tipping point) [20:12] elizabeth@coruscant:~$ task 3 done [20:12] Completed 3 'upgrade linode to squeeze' [20:12] Marked 1 task as done [20:12] \o/ [20:22] \o/ [20:27] ssh root@69.164.194.97 [20:27] is that a challenge? [20:27] oops, screwed up my term. [20:27] :P [20:27] hehe [20:28] it wasn't :( [20:28] hooray for linodes [20:28] hehe [20:29] I follow far too many people on twitter who care about apple :\ [20:30] likewise [20:30] i don't \o/ [20:31] * seidos tumbles around \o/ /o\ \o/ /o\ [20:34] LOL [20:34] I may just turn off my internets during the meeting/conference/keynote/whatever [20:34] hehe [20:35] everyone is gonna be like "OMG, this device that was once only in black now comes in white. Revolutionary!" [20:35] why does building revolutionary devices have to be so hard :( [20:46] i just ignore it and watch E3 instead :) [20:54] LOL --> https://www.adobe.com/support/security/bulletins/apsb11-13.html [20:56] why is that funny? [20:57] because I've got a twisted sense of humor. [21:11] has anyone had experience with a DVD drive no longer responding in ubuntu? this is my first time :| [21:12] there is power to it :) i can open and close the drive [21:12] typing eject in a terminal also works [21:16] also, when i type "sudo lshw -C disk" it lists the drive no problem [21:24] Does anyone know what the new Pirates of Caribbean movie is rated? [21:25] iheartubuntu: pg-13? [21:25] No, its rated AAAARRRRRGGGGHHH [21:26] What a pirates favorite hobby? [21:26] GGAAAAARRRRRRdening [21:26] we need some linux jokes [21:26] i can't wait for the movie "pirates vs ninjas" to come out [21:26] or maybe "pirates and ninjas" [21:27] maybe "pirates über ninjas" [21:28] why did the pirate buy an eye patch? [21:28] he didnt have enough money for an ipad [21:28] uber pirate ninjas? i've gone to far. i must walk the sepuku plank [21:28] rofl [21:29] iheartubuntu: or he didn't have enough skills to run iLinux [21:29] do you know what kind of grades pirates get in school? [21:29] high seas [21:31] does anyone know why pirating is so addictive? [21:31] not a clue [21:31] well, once you lose your first hand, you get hooked! [21:36] okay, let me try. these are open source jokes, so feel free to improve them. [21:37] what did Bush say to Kerry? [21:37] iheartubuntu: what's a pirate's favorite crime? [21:38] AAAAAARRRRR you asking me? [21:38] I have no idea! [21:38] Arson! [21:38] What's a pirate's favorite restaurant? [21:38] * iheartubuntu thinking of pirate words [21:38] no idea [21:39] Long John Silvers [21:39] seidos: that's the one! (Not Arby's) [21:40] akk: what's a pirate's favorite type of sock? [21:40] leggings [21:40] Arrr-gyle. [21:41] haha [21:45] haha [21:45] * akk was out shopping for pirate parts ... for the Arrrr-duino [21:47] At codechix yesterday we were talking about possible local arduino classes, and wondering how cheap you can get one -- turns out you can build one for about $8. [21:48] what did the pirate say when his wooden leg got stuck in the freezer? [21:48] shiver me timbers! [21:49] yup :) [21:49] What does that mean, anyway? When it doesn't involve a freezer. [21:50] probably the sail masts shaking? [21:50] makes sense! I bet you're right [21:50] akk: oh, so codechix does have meetings! I can't figure out their website :\ [21:51] i guess when we say we are talking about our dwelling [21:51] *it [21:51] pleia2: We do! Three different types. It's very complicated and that groupspaces website is impossible to figure out. [21:52] Hack meets (which is what yesterday was), social gatherings and occasional meetings to listen to a speaker. [21:52] web 2.0! \o/ [21:52] well there is the pbworks site, then the groupspaces site, and I don't see actual meeting dates of venues listed anywhere [21:52] cool [21:52] s/of/or [21:52] There are meeting dates on groupspaces if you join the group, but even if you join it's hard to find them. [21:53] that's not optimal [21:53] @codechix on twitter might be a better way of finding out, but that's not optimal either. [21:53] I don't want to join if they're all very far away and I can't attend anyway [21:53] yeah, I know. I don't like the new site. [21:53] Used to be on meetup but they started charging too much, or something. [21:53] ah [21:53] (I don't like meetup either but it's easier than groupspaces) [21:53] yeah [21:54] twitter is actually more useful, thanks :) [21:54] Rupa is into this modern social networking thing and doesn't just want to make it a simple mailing list or whatever. [21:55] the bay area geek girl dinners are similarly scheduled badly [21:55] yep, they're just as hard to figure out [21:55] they post on facebook and twitter, and by the time I see it it's always sold out [21:55] email would be nice [21:55] and the pystar python workshop a month or two ago -- I signed up to help with that three different places and still never got notified that it was actually happening [21:55] the internet is hard :) [21:55] and the only reason I know it happened is that I follow someone who tweeted "I'm at pystar right now, whee!" [21:55] heh [21:56] which made me very grumpy since I'd tried quite hard to be involved with it, including exchanging personal email with the organizer [21:56] yeah [21:56] Really, how hard is it to set up a yahoo/google groups mailing list for people who want to make sure they get announcements? [21:57] I guess kids these days don't use email [21:57] yeah [21:59] i <3 email [22:04] wb iheartubuntu [22:05] power went out [22:05] AAAAARRRRR