airurando | morning | 08:24 |
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tdr112 | morning | 08:28 |
czajkowski | aloha | 09:11 |
slashtom | good morning | 09:13 |
ebel | morning | 09:16 |
czajkowski | hows ye | 09:18 |
slashtom | grand, how's limerick? | 09:18 |
czajkowski | sunny today | 09:19 |
czajkowski | :) | 09:19 |
tdr112 | hey ebel i have a bash question for you if your around | 09:19 |
ebel | ask away | 09:19 |
tdr112 | how would i add an "Are you sure Y/N" to a script | 09:20 |
tdr112 | Echo the message | 09:21 |
tdr112 | and then what | 09:21 |
tdr112 | a while loop to wait for keyboard | 09:21 |
ebel | read | 09:22 |
ebel | bash has a builtin command called "read" that reads input from a user and then stores it in a variable | 09:23 |
tdr112 | so echo , read , then an if | 09:25 |
czajkowski | 21:02 < czajkowski> My talk from Oggcamp and slides with the video are now up http://cypher.skynet.ie/oggcamp/ http://blip.tv/episode/5492176 | 09:25 |
ebel | "man read" does not do what you want, but "man bash" has the builtin command towards the bottom that include 'read' | 09:25 |
czajkowski | 21:02 < czajkowski> http://blip.tv/file/get/Oggcamp-LifeOutsideOfIRC453.mov | 09:25 |
czajkowski | 21:02 < czajkowski> http://blip.tv/file/get/Oggcamp-LifeOutsideOfIRC602.m4v | 09:25 |
tdr112 | czajkowski: i have it downloaded to my phone i will play it on the bus home tonight | 09:26 |
ebel | tdr112: yep, each,read, then if | 09:26 |
czajkowski | heh | 09:27 |
czajkowski | gah what is 6am PDT | 09:27 |
tdr112 | thanks ebel | 09:28 |
czajkowski | timezones!!!!!! | 09:28 |
ebel | ha! | 09:28 |
ebel | PDT usually means "pacific daylight time" I think | 09:28 |
ebel | which is california time | 09:28 |
ebel | http://www.worldtimebuddy.com/ | 09:28 |
czajkowski | you'd think thye'd use UTC | 09:28 |
czajkowski | grrrr | 09:29 |
ebel | 6am pacific daylight time is about 2pm dublin time | 09:29 |
czajkowski | okie dokie | 09:29 |
czajkowski | tank goo | 09:29 |
ebel | (assuming your dealing with californians) | 09:29 |
czajkowski | I am | 09:30 |
ebel | (since PDT miiiiight mean something else and you might get stung :) ) | 09:30 |
czajkowski | :p | 09:30 |
ebel | IST can mean Irish Standard Time, Iran Standard Time, India Standard Time, etc. so can confusing :P | 09:31 |
ebel | Though, is the USA on daylight savings time? | 09:32 |
slashtom | PDT is also a "Potentially Dangerous Taxpayer, an American taxpayer that has demonstrated a capacity for violence against the IRS" | 09:32 |
slashtom | according to wikipedia | 09:32 |
ebel | They might be just saying "PDT" out of habit (like the way some people here say GMT all year round) | 09:32 |
ebel | Best to ask the date of the event aswell, and the city. e.g. "this thingie will be happening at X o'clock California time, on 29th of August 2011" | 09:33 |
ebel | then use something like this http://timeanddate.com/worldclock/fixedform.html?p1=137 to figure out what time that is for Dublin :) | 09:34 |
ebel | Aren't timezones fun? :P | 09:34 |
czajkowski | nope | 10:02 |
czajkowski | job interview at 2 so | 10:02 |
slashtom | good luck | 10:04 |
slashtom | what's the job? | 10:04 |
czajkowski | a mozilla role | 10:06 |
czajkowski | community engagement coordinator | 10:06 |
ebel | http://www.tog.ie/2011/08/ubuntu-global-jam-2/ | 11:00 |
tdr112 | we have 3 locations for the bugjam this year | 12:50 |
airurando | That's great. The three Global Jam events have been confirmed and are all up on the LoCo Directory. | 15:09 |
airurando | here's hoping Saturday goes well | 15:10 |
shanem | 11.10 is on alpha 3 now? | 21:13 |
czajkowski | think so | 21:14 |
czajkowski | https://wiki.ubuntu.com/OneiricReleaseSchedule | 21:14 |
czajkowski | it's there for all to see | 21:14 |
shanem | czajkowski: Yeah I saw that, just wanted to confirm with someone else :) | 21:18 |
czajkowski | ah ok | 21:18 |
czajkowski | thta's the offical release schedule so best to always look there | 21:18 |
czajkowski | it's ridgid | 21:19 |
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