[02:14] Testing [02:15] still broken [02:15] Yeah, unfortunately. [02:16] On the plus side, I'm going to move everything to the faster 1TB drive. :) [02:16] heh [02:16] and put the music on the 640GB drive [02:16] man, I'm still bummed about your situation [02:16] Meh, no worries [02:16] There was a still small voice that said "don't do it" [02:17] I'm hoping that my actual backup was smarter than I was [02:17] sounds like nothing irreplaceable lost? [02:17] so you just gave that small voice a big stick for next time [02:17] I made a directory called "purchased" which saved all of the purchased music [02:17] and the open metalcast music [02:17] which I *think* I saved [02:17] I'm not powering up that drive until I'm damn sure that the rest of the machine is stable. ;) [02:18] Bought another 2TB external drive, which should cover the localized backups [02:18] so the only thing that I lost is software archives (which I can get back, hopefully) and the FLAC rips [02:18] which aren't irreplaceable, just a pain in the ass to replace. [02:19] At least, that's what I'm hoping. ;) [02:19] the flac rips are what make me sad [02:19] That'll teach me to skimp on backups. [02:19] Yeah, no biggie [02:19] Just takes time [02:20] I wanted to re-rip a few things anyway, because the metadata got messed up [02:20] ran picard on a few things and goofed them up [02:20] so I'm actually a little happy that it's gone, all things considered. [02:21] And that which I lost, I re-buy [02:23] snap-l: ping, heads up, updating bookie install, will need to get the extension from http://bmark.us/extensions.html#installation manual download [02:24] OK, no worries. [02:24] When should I get that? Now, or later? [02:24] whenever you want [02:25] Just got "An error occurred" [02:25] Item not found. This item may have been removed by its author. [02:25] from that crx download file? [02:26] http://bmark.us/bookie_chrome.crx [02:26] There's no mention of that file on the installation page [02:26] second bullet point [02:26] Chromium [02:27] gotcha, yea sorry [02:27] that's "manual download" [02:27] the mobile site is broken atm, bug submitted to jquerymobile but not heard back yet [02:28] Ugh, fun [02:29] have to say, I'm a real fan of Chrome's sync [02:29] saving my butt [02:29] yea, <3 [02:34] http://www.jwz.org/blog/2011/06/dali-clock-no-longer-available-in-app-store-this-time-for-sure/ [02:34] The more I see Apple's App Store, the more I think that it's a load of horseshit. [02:42] it is [02:46] rick_h_: nice tip on the bcrypt. its some of the most readable C I've seen in a while. http://code.google.com/p/py-bcrypt/source/browse/#hg%2Fbcrypt [02:46] good to konw [02:46] know that is [02:52] OK, I have faith in the world. [02:53] Listening to Kraftwerk's "Home Computer" [03:05] wtf is home computer? [03:05] err... hwat album? [04:03] It's a song off of... urm... [04:03] one sec. I can picture the album cover. [04:03] Computer World. [04:03] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_World [15:04] Welcome from my new Natty install [15:04] I'd love to know why my alt keypress doesn't work for irssi. [15:06] <_stink_> try esc + ? [15:06] <_stink_> not that that's an answer. [15:06] It works, and yes, that's not an answer. :) [15:06] <_stink_> :) [15:06] byobu by default or something? [15:06] catching the alt? [15:07] <_stink_> gnome-terminal? i've had the same problem in xterm for years [15:07] <_stink_> i just got used to esc. [15:07] Not running byobu yet. [15:07] gnome-terminal [15:07] Maybe it's not working because I'm not running it with byobu yet. ;) [15:12] The joys of setting up a new machine [15:18] Hm... my graphics feel very jittery on this machine [15:18] Running rsync, but everything feels sluggish [15:28] change your scheduler? [15:29] too much swapiness? [15:29] Nah, I think it's something to do with some of the new "features" [15:29] <_stink_> gJitter [15:31] wow this secureid stuff is huge, sophisticated attack on rsa secureid fully compromised, spiders into hacks on lockhead, northrup, etc.. scary stuff [15:32] its bad ass. [15:32] I've always hated SecureID [15:32] its security through obscurity. [15:32] Serves them right for keeping the seeding material. They deserve bankruptcy. [15:32] it lulls CIOs into a false sense of security.. and now they get what they get [15:33] now is blizzard's chance! WoW authenticator to the enterprise... actually I'm not sure if that is their own or actually RSA [15:33] I had access to the SecurID source code under NDA. I lost all respect for them from a security perspective after reviewing it. [15:33] well, EMC bought 'em... i don't think EMC will go bankrupt [15:33] devinheitmueller: oh yeah? how were the tables generated? [15:34] jrwren: highly doubtful. But a quarter of a billion dollar hit, not to mention their reputation will do quite a bit of damage. [15:34] jrwren: no comment. [15:34] EMC won't go bankrupt as long as they charge 15K for a disk in a san [15:34] that's the thing, you either get fewer breaks with a large silo [15:34] or a lot of little breaks, see this, EC2 downtime, etc [15:34] but the truth is, eventually things break [15:35] but but but the cloud never breaks! That's the whole point! [15:35] even my heart! [15:35] hah [15:35] jrwren: aye, I want more body redundancy planning in me 2.0. Less SPoFs for sure! [15:36] well actually I made a me 2.0 (well two of them) and they seem to have the same issues... [15:36] krondor: design defects. [15:37] <_stink_> regressions? [15:37] bugs inherited from the parent source? [15:38] definitely and apparently it's been here since this project's inception. [16:11] devinheitmueller: welcome to the channel, I don't think we've met before? And, I love your homepage "If you're using Google to look for some guy named Devin Heitmueller, then I'm the guy you're looking for." [16:13] greg-g: he's a CHC regular [16:13] at least for a year [16:14] oh, well, that shows you how much I'm not a CHC regular :) [16:14] yea, all good. I started it because I didn't want to drive ot AA once a week [16:15] so can't blame AA for not driving to me once a week :P [16:15] :) [16:15] * greg-g doesn't even go to the A2 version [16:15] too startupy for my tastes ;) [16:16] zach steindler mentioned that he was re-vitalizing the AA CHC [16:16] heh [16:18] well, to make up for it, I'll do some python this afternoon (icky python, messing with excel spreadsheets again) [16:19] better than messing with vba [16:19] true [16:19] but for now, I'm going to run and get an early lunch (which actually, is turning out no so early for me anymore, my new standard lunch time is 11:15) [16:25] i don't think the AA guys meet anymore do they? [16:25] on mondays now [16:26] I think [16:26] i should try to hit that [16:26] <_stink_> .. [16:28] I'd hit that. ;) [16:32] <_stink_> i like snap-l's confidence. [16:34] greg-g: sorry, was afk. [16:34] Yeah, been going to CHC since October. [16:36] I'm also typically at the monthly MUG meeting. [16:38] devinheitmueller: should give a 10-15 min at MUG this month :) [16:39] rick_h_: on what topic? Didn't I just do an hour and a half in December? ;-) [16:39] devinheitmueller: that's like half a year ago. the loco is taking over mug this month [16:40] and now that you're in the irc channel you're honorary mi-loco [16:40] "loco" ? [16:40] and obliged to impress the group with something for 1-15 :) [16:40] "Ubuntu Michigan Loco Team" [16:40] Ah [16:41] Sorry, I don't keep up with all the Ubuntu-speak. I'm only in this channel because of the CHC people. [16:41] :-) [17:00] yeah, and because we're cool [17:01] LoCo == Local Community [17:03] Yeah, a quick google search defined the term for me. Thanks though. [17:03] :) [17:14] I think I need to come up with a crank-ometer for e-mail [17:16] so when my mom sends me a forward from her friends about how Obama doesn't care about white people because the Dixie Chicks aren't singing in Joplin Missouri, which proves that there's a vast media conspiracy that will take over our lives, I can send a nice one-page score. [17:16] ugh [17:28] what's worse is my mom for whatever reason has become even more conservative as of late. [17:28] Yet she still backs the unions and her pension. [17:37] Anyone else upgraded to Natty? [17:41] man, that case is big news [17:41] sorry, I just have to tell everyone everywhere [17:41] Yeah, it pretty much invalidates copyright for algorithms. :) [17:42] which shouldnt' have been a question, and it is good that this is a summary judgment (ie: the judge didn't even need to hear any oral argument) [17:42] but the case is full of great quotes to reference [17:43] but it also said that descriptions of scientific fact, if expressed in a very obvious way, are also not protected by copyright. For example, "the Golden Gate Bridge is XXX feet long and YYY feet high." [17:44] Gah, fetchmail / postfix just bounced all of my mail. :( [17:44] and erased it too. Thanks. [17:45] <_stink_> greg-g: oh wow, great news, eh? [17:46] _stink_: awesome news [17:48] <_stink_> so now we see what happens in other federal appeals circuits. [17:50] <_stink_> appellate, i guess [18:01] snap-l: did you get my message about MUG and John's talk on Lernid (re: your dent about bounced emails) [18:01] I sent it yesterday afternoon, I believe [18:04] * greg-g goes down periscope [18:06] Yeah, I did, but haven't had a chance to respond. [19:00] which case invalidates (C) algo? [19:03] <_stink_> jrwren: http://identi.ca/notice/75668196 [19:03] <_stink_> that's where i got it [19:14] wait. "equations, figures, adn text" were not subject to (C) [19:14] but... figures... [19:14] figures is getting close to art. [19:14] there are a lot of XKCD that aren't much mroe than some figures and text. [19:16] Thing is, you could probably take any piece of work, and algorithmically break it down. [19:16] The Mona Lisa as a PNG file [19:16] xkcd, etc. [20:21] snap-l: heya [20:22] I might be selling my car before MUG, and jill has to teach [20:22] so I might need a ride [20:22] jcastro: OK. I need to figure out my own ride situation as well [20:22] heh [20:22] not sure if JoDee is going to school on that day [20:22] but yeah, I'll come pick you up. [20:22] car pool! [20:23] I'll be down this way working in the office [20:23] I checked and jill for sure is teaching [20:24] OK, We'll figure something out [20:24] But regardless I'll still pick you up [20:25] might be a little late to the meeting [20:37] Wow, 98.1 according to the Wunderground [20:46] !!! [20:46] KARB says 91 [20:46] wunder personal station nearby says 95.5 [20:46] http://www.wunderground.com/US/MI/Royal_Oak.html [20:47] 99.7 at another station [20:47] http://www.wunderground.com/weatherstation/WXDailyHistory.asp?ID=KMISALIN4 [20:47] 100.0 !!! [20:47] I wonder how many of them are getting sunlight [20:47] right [20:47] Our outdoor thermometer is registering 117F [20:48] but it's pretty much in direct sunlight [20:48] O_O [21:41] yea, it's toasty [21:41] ty AC, how people live without I'll never know [21:41] ;-) [21:43] rick_h_: we didn't have AC at home until we had a kid [21:43] crazy people! [21:43] https://twitter.com/#!/freep/status/78199281621807104 [21:43] woot for records [21:43] fans and understanding airflow go a long way [21:44] brousch: yea, when our AC died we finished the summer without [21:44] but there were a few days we went to some early movies :) [21:46] * The_Machine didn't have AC growing up.. [21:46] my parents were mean. [21:47] didn't exist back then [21:49] i'm not that old :P [21:50] sorry, i read your nick as "Time_Machine" [21:54] i didn't have AC growing up. [21:54] i still don't need it. [21:54] i like the heat. [21:54] basements help too [21:54] ok that is awesome http://news.discovery.com/space/big-pic-shuttle-endeavour-docked-space-station-110607.html [21:56] Yeah, JoDee's dad only has two window AC units [21:56] one in the kitchen, and one in the bedroom [21:56] were I to have my druthers, we'd have central air in this place. [21:57] I've said it before...there's you can't do at 78deg. No good reason for it to go over that [21:57] Where do I have to move for a season high of 78? [21:57] seattle [21:58] Summers are dry and warm, with average daytime highs around near 75 °F [21:59] Winters are cool and wet with average lows in the mid 30s [21:59] man, I need to off my in-laws so I can move to Seattle [21:59] also it is cloudy 200 days/yr so you won't get sun burned [21:59] that's good, I hate getting burned on my bald head [22:00] also, anywhere in canadaland would fit [22:00] shoot, I'm next door to CA now [22:00] but I didn't realize seattle was like that [22:00] I hear they have good coffee :) [22:00] The lowest recorded temperature was 11°F in 1989. [22:01] nice! no sub-zero either? [22:01] hm, wikipedia said 0F in 1950 [22:01] outtie [22:01] crap, now I really want to move [22:01] that would rock [22:02] rick_h_: They have shitty bands in Seattle [22:02] I'm sure amazon works [22:02] I don't do live music anyway [22:02] No, I mean the climate there makes people miserable [22:02] or think they're hipsters. [22:03] have you see DTW? [22:03] not exactly happy-ville [22:03] Yeah, but it's misery with purpose; [22:03] lol [22:04] what's the purpose?!?! [22:05] Shhhhh... don't give it away. ;) [22:05] * The_Machine gives a murderous look [22:20] Seattle climate is awesome. Its the suburb cities I dont' like. Seattle proper is sweet. [22:33] I really wish Banshee supported both freedb and musicbrainz [22:37] OK, seriously? I deleted one album from Music, and now Banshee is hanging [22:39] I think the community needs to lay off the crack pipe [22:39] Seriously, some pretty bad decisions coming forth [22:44] Ah, OK, I recant [22:44] Apparently my Ubuntu One finshed around the same time [22:44] so it was rescanning