brousch | snap-l: how many people are you expecting saturday? | 00:28 |
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snap-l | http://blog.kobobooks.com/new-4-5-2-kobo-application-update-is-now-available-for-your-ios-devices/ <- I will not be the guy that bitches that they introduce bullshit features in iOS while not fixing my firmware... I will not... | 02:22 |
Blazeix | wow, and I thought kindle's snippet sharing was bad. | 02:25 |
Blazeix | I don't want my facebook friends to know I'm team edward. | 02:26 |
snap-l | hah | 02:53 |
snap-l | I think I figured out what is using up /tmp | 03:41 |
snap-l | and it might have U1's fingerprints all over it | 03:41 |
Blazeix | uhoh | 03:41 |
snap-l | https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubuntuone-client/+bug/823647 | 03:42 |
snap-l | I think my problem is because U1 was having connectivity issues | 03:43 |
snap-l | but I'm down to 41M on a 2gb filesystem | 03:44 |
snap-l | which would explain why tmpfs filled up earlier. | 03:44 |
snap-l | Man, U1 is quirky | 03:44 |
snap-l | Note: this is all to upload 1 albums worth of mp3 files. | 03:46 |
snap-l | which, according to u1's current transfers switch, should have already finished | 03:47 |
snap-l | `This is insane | 03:52 |
snap-l | There's 16 copies of the same file with different filenames | 03:52 |
snap-l | And removing the tmp files got me from 95% to 39% | 03:57 |
rick_h_ | snap-l: quit breaking U1, let it work the way they intended | 11:23 |
Wolfger | :-) | 11:36 |
Wolfger | morning | 11:36 |
rick_h_ | morning | 11:43 |
brousch | ayep | 11:46 |
rick_h_ | I request a number of downvotes please | 11:55 |
rick_h_ | http://www.reddit.com/r/vim/comments/jyvib/my_vim_setup_for_python/ | 11:55 |
rick_h_ | wasting my time in the morning with this crap | 11:55 |
Wolfger | lame. | 12:06 |
Wolfger | (the reddit entry, not you wasting time) | 12:06 |
rick_h_ | bah | 12:07 |
brousch | i think i may have vim movement command under control | 12:25 |
rick_h_ | can anyone think of a command line command with a . in the name? | 12:26 |
brousch | i think splits must come next. i find i use gedit when i need to deal with more than 1 file at the same time | 12:26 |
rick_h_ | brousch: awesome | 12:27 |
rick_h_ | splits are the best can't live without them | 12:27 |
brousch | yeah, i have to rewatch your vimcast on them | 12:27 |
rick_h_ | it comes highly recommended :) | 12:27 |
snap-l | rick_h_: Heh. :) | 12:28 |
brousch | i have had surprisingly few people make fun of the postit notes taped to the side of my laptop monitor | 12:28 |
rick_h_ | take it slow, one/two new a week | 12:29 |
brousch | it works incredibly well. even when i'm not actually using vim i glance over and read through the list | 12:29 |
rick_h_ | more than that you forget things and never really learn | 12:29 |
rick_h_ | just learn to look up things | 12:29 |
brousch | well the post0its are my lookup. they're just instantly accessible | 12:29 |
snap-l | http://www.reddit.com/r/vim/comments/jyvib/my_vim_setup_for_python/c2g8kq8 | 12:30 |
rick_h_ | yea, I mean who thinks that looks cool at all? | 12:32 |
rick_h_ | and the code, ugh! | 12:33 |
snap-l | I couldn't even look at the code. Sorry. | 12:33 |
rick_h_ | pep8! please! | 12:33 |
rick_h_ | and all the print crap, imports in methods | 12:33 |
snap-l | I'm going to be copying over our loco team application for our reapproval application | 12:34 |
snap-l | rick_h_: Aw, c'mon... imports in methods are so you don't have that long load time. ;) | 12:34 |
snap-l | It's like putting tabs in there so the compiler doesn't have to work so hard reading spaces. | 12:34 |
snap-l | OPTIMIZATION | 12:34 |
rick_h_ | I forsee many pull requests to snap-l's todo project | 12:34 |
rick_h_ | :P | 12:34 |
snap-l | heh | 12:34 |
snap-l | Pull requests as in skeet shooting. :) | 12:35 |
snap-l | PULL! (PEP8) | 12:35 |
snap-l | PULL! (WTF?!?) | 12:35 |
rick_h_ | hey, that was one of my first pull requests to fabric | 12:35 |
rick_h_ | pep8'd that mofo | 12:35 |
snap-l | PULL! (WERE YOU ON DRUGS?) | 12:35 |
brousch | pep8nazi | 12:35 |
brousch | that is your new handle | 12:36 |
=== rick_h_ is now known as pep8mofo | ||
* pep8mofo says: you damn well better only do one import per line | 12:36 | |
* pep8mofo says: I pity the fool that don't put a space after his , | 12:36 | |
snap-l | I'm totally single spacing my code. :) | 12:37 |
* pep8mofo says: if you make any line 120char long you will be dragged out back and shot | 12:37 | |
pep8mofo | Man, I think I need to write an irc bot. First time I've felt that urge | 12:38 |
brousch | my monitor is 1280 pixels wide. i should be able to use it all! | 12:38 |
* pep8mofo goes to get the gun | 12:38 | |
Wolfger | pep8mofo: ok, I'll make sure my lines are longer than 120 | 12:38 |
* Wolfger writes a bunch of 119 and 121 character lines, to avoid being shot. ;-) | 12:39 | |
pep8mofo | don't anger the pep8mofo :P | 12:39 |
snap-l | wow, just realized I had pep8 installed in /usr/local/bin. | 12:40 |
pep8mofo | *sigh* | 12:40 |
snap-l | and a lot of crap in /usr/local/lib that got copied over from many many machines | 12:40 |
snap-l | so it wouldn't work. | 12:40 |
pep8mofo | sudo pip install pep8 | 12:41 |
brousch | pep8 is for sheep and confomists. i'm a rebel! | 12:41 |
snap-l | yes, my master. | 12:41 |
snap-l | craig@lister:~$ sudo apt-get install pep8 | 12:41 |
pep8mofo | booooo! | 12:42 |
pep8mofo | you expect ubuntu to have decent packages for that crap? :P | 12:42 |
snap-l | No, but my virtualenv does. :) | 12:42 |
snap-l | at least it's a sane default | 12:42 |
pep8mofo | problem is the --no-site-packages | 12:43 |
brousch | wouldn't it be python-pep8? | 12:43 |
pep8mofo | you need it as part of your base virtualenv stuff | 12:43 |
snap-l | and not something compiled for 2.6 on a 2.7 machine | 12:43 |
pep8mofo | you're not on 2.6 or 2.7? | 12:43 |
snap-l | ahem | 12:43 |
brousch | python2.5 for life! | 12:43 |
brousch | if it's good enough for guido ... | 12:43 |
snap-l | /usr/local/ had a pep8 for 2.6 | 12:43 |
snap-l | I'm not on 2.6, I'm on 2.7 | 12:44 |
snap-l | I removed the libraries under /usr/local/ | 12:44 |
snap-l | installed pep8 for the rest of the system | 12:44 |
snap-l | and installed pep8 in my virtualenv | 12:44 |
pep8mofo | do it with pip and a site-packages per python version and don't care about /usr/local | 12:44 |
snap-l | pep8mofo: I DID THAT | 12:44 |
snap-l | I removed the libraries under /usr/local/ | 12:45 |
snap-l | ^^ | 12:45 |
snap-l | ^^ | 12:45 |
snap-l | ^^ | 12:45 |
snap-l | relax, cujo | 12:45 |
pep8mofo | lol | 12:45 |
brousch | he's not cujo, he's mofo | 12:46 |
=== pep8mofo is now known as pep257mofo | ||
snap-l | E: Unable to locate package pep257 | 12:48 |
pep257mofo | http://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0257/#multi-line-docstrings | 12:48 |
* pep257mofo says: if you start a docstring and then newline without any text...pain! | 12:49 | |
snap-l | docstrings? Who uses those? | 12:49 |
snap-l | my code is my comment. ;) | 12:49 |
brousch | yeah, screw comments | 12:50 |
brousch | rtfc if you want to know what it does | 12:50 |
pep257mofo | I'll remember you said that | 12:50 |
snap-l | I believe the next language we'll be programming in will be called buckshot | 12:51 |
snap-l | as in what we'll be pulling out of our ass the next time we see pep257mofo | 12:52 |
pep257mofo | anyone played with aws acls? | 13:33 |
brousch | no, you are the guinea pig for all technologies | 13:37 |
pep257mofo | ugh | 13:37 |
brousch | admit it. you hate using things that everyone has used and approved of | 13:38 |
brousch | java, dotnet, django, Apple, Gnome, Ubuntu | 13:39 |
pep257mofo | ok, I can't help it | 13:47 |
pep257mofo | wasn't gib recording the meeting where we did the loco takes over Mug? | 13:48 |
pep257mofo | where there was a big presentatin on lernid? | 13:48 |
brousch | that video was horrendous | 13:49 |
brousch | i even tried to download it and edit it and gave up | 13:49 |
pep257mofo | hah | 13:49 |
pep257mofo | but now he's emailing the guy that gave that prensetation "what is lernid" | 13:49 |
brousch | doh | 13:50 |
pep257mofo | sorry, caused a laugh | 13:50 |
snap-l | pep257mofo: pls change your nick. ;) | 14:25 |
snap-l | r[tab] isn't working. ;) | 14:25 |
ptenhoopen_ | whitemice: Did you get John Harig's email about your OLF hotel registration? | 15:01 |
ptenhoopen_ | He wants to know if you want to keep the hotel reservation he made for you or cancel it. | 15:02 |
ptenhoopen_ | Dang, he's not online now. | 15:02 |
brousch | ptenhoopen_: wrong channel | 15:12 |
ptenhoopen_ | Doh! | 15:12 |
ptenhoopen_ | brousch: Thanks! | 15:13 |
=== pep257mofo is now known as rick_h | ||
rick_h | fine :P | 15:22 |
jrwren | i made mistake of reading more about raspberrypi board. zomg I can't wait! i want one so badly. | 15:36 |
_stink_ | holy balls | 15:37 |
_stink_ | i hadn't heard of this yeet | 15:37 |
_stink_ | yet | 15:37 |
jjesse | that sounds really cool | 15:39 |
jrwren | i had heard of it. | 15:39 |
jjesse | i might want to buy one | 15:39 |
jrwren | but the B board is new to me. ethernet and 256MB plz, k, ty. | 15:39 |
jrwren | zomg, it sounds so awesome. | 15:39 |
rick_h | sweet, talked to the boss about setting up a github organization for OSS'ing some of the code/packages here | 15:40 |
rick_h | since I"m the only one to have written any of hte packages, it'd be great to help me prepare for future job :) | 15:40 |
brousch | nice | 15:41 |
rick_h | also talked about getting devs large format kindles :) | 15:41 |
rick_h | that one has a longer shot I believe, but boss seemed interested in the illegal sharing idea | 15:41 |
rick_h | buy one pdf share to all 5 devs/kindles | 15:41 |
snap-l | And you can use it for RPG game night | 15:44 |
snap-l | not that I'd know of any company with a store of RPG books | 15:44 |
rick_h | lol | 15:44 |
rick_h | well we got chatting on how he was printing of tons of material he read on vacatoin | 15:44 |
rick_h | and I asked why not print to pdf and take with you on your kindle | 15:44 |
rick_h | so that brought up the pdf shortfalls of the small kindle | 15:44 |
rick_h | which brought up the idea I've had for getting a big one | 15:44 |
rick_h | and then company issued ones :) | 15:45 |
snap-l | rick_h: Nice. | 15:45 |
snap-l | I played a little more with the nook color last night | 15:45 |
rick_h | wife is less angry if work buys it vs me :) | 15:45 |
snap-l | Jodee's going to take a class where the payoff is a $150 B&N gift card | 15:45 |
snap-l | I think everyone in that class is going to be there just for the gift card. | 15:45 |
snap-l | I told her she should ask questions during class: | 15:46 |
rick_h | wow, what class is this? | 15:46 |
snap-l | "will the gift card work on all purchases"? | 15:46 |
snap-l | Some educator bullshit class that nobody in their right mind would take if there wasn't a $150 B&N carrot at the end. | 15:46 |
brousch | can she attend multiple times? | 15:46 |
snap-l | brousch: It's a 6 period class that requires attendance to get the card at the end. | 15:46 |
snap-l | "will this work for electronics purchases?" | 15:47 |
snap-l | "Will it be one card, or several smaller cards?" | 15:47 |
snap-l | "Can I get the Cat In the Hat card?" | 15:47 |
snap-l | stupid questions all centering around the gift card. | 15:48 |
snap-l | I think one of the sessions is on learning Excel. | 15:48 |
rick_h | ugh | 15:48 |
_stink_ | lawl | 15:48 |
snap-l | Yeah, it's quite a bullet | 15:48 |
rick_h | hah, there you go HP, try to get me to buy other crap by emailing me to let me know no touchpads in stock | 16:16 |
=== jjesse_ is now known as jjesse | ||
ptenhoopen_ | rick_h: Was that the email list from HP that was to let people know when more touchpads were available? | 16:23 |
rick_h | ptenhoopen_: "we're still out and it'll be several weeks before we get stock. In the meantime, here's a coupon for some toners/printers/etc" | 16:25 |
ptenhoopen_ | Nice | 16:27 |
snap-l | rick_h: I believe HP has earned a coveted place on fuckedcompany | 16:28 |
snap-l | I can't believe that this MFC has just about every single network function, save for NTP | 17:05 |
rick_h | hah, awesome | 17:07 |
rick_h | http://twitter.com/#!/dotvimrc/status/108585158499774464 | 17:08 |
rick_h | very nice vim tip! | 17:08 |
rick_h | tweaked the colors for my own setup, but very nice! | 17:08 |
snap-l | Oh, that's handy. | 17:09 |
rick_h | hi StatusLine guifg=#fcf4ba guibg=#333333 | 17:09 |
rick_h | hi StatusLineNC guifg=#808080 guibg=#333333 | 17:09 |
rick_h | my version | 17:09 |
snap-l | Mine already appears to do that. | 17:10 |
rick_h | the original color I didn't like, went more yellow | 17:10 |
rick_h | and original had a white background on me | 17:10 |
rick_h | went with the darker bg | 17:10 |
snap-l | I think my theme is interfering | 17:11 |
rick_h | gotcha | 17:11 |
snap-l | actually, it's because I was using the terminal | 17:12 |
rick_h | ah | 17:12 |
snap-l | http://zgeek.com/content.php/8656-HP-Selling-Fucked-Company-to-Buy-a-New-One-to-Fuck-Up <- heh | 17:14 |
jrwren | tru | 17:14 |
rick_h | brousch: http://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/jz746/ask_what_do_you_use_micro_frameworks_for/ | 17:17 |
rick_h | just for you | 17:17 |
snap-l | http://shelby-utica.patch.com/articles/halloween-bazaar-to-take-over-borders-book-store-in-utica | 17:19 |
snap-l | There's a shocker | 17:19 |
rick_h | hah, there you go | 17:19 |
snap-l | I swear, we won't have a zombie invasion, we'll have a halloween store zombie invasion | 17:22 |
rick_h | hah, we're entering the crazy name phase of android: http://www.androidcentral.com/samsung-outs-sprints-galaxy-s-ii-epic-4g-touch-ahead-tonights-event | 17:39 |
rick_h | "galaxy S II Epic 4g"...whatever happened to just driod, nexus one, captivate | 17:40 |
Blazeix | yeah, "galaxy S II" is samsung's branding, "Epic 4G touch" is sprint's branding | 17:43 |
rick_h | they're all touch! lol | 17:43 |
Blazeix | GS2 is available on a bunch of different carriers | 17:43 |
rick_h | I want to see epic 4g type | 17:44 |
rick_h | yea, I know | 17:44 |
rick_h | just funny when I saw that how crazy | 17:44 |
rick_h | S II 4G, gah! | 17:44 |
Blazeix | yeah, samsung just unveiled a really confusing naming scheme. Something about S vs R vs W vs M. | 17:46 |
Blazeix | all in the galaxy family | 17:46 |
rick_h | yay! | 17:48 |
rick_h | maturity == "running out of names! we must stick within our brand!" | 17:49 |
Wolfger | http://www.reddit.com/r/pics/comments/juonf/my_boss_was_tired_of_our_wire_cutters_getting/ | 18:02 |
snap-l | I'm waiting for the "Do NT Touch". | 18:02 |
snap-l | I'm impressed... Musicbrainz has an entry for Carcass' Peel Sessions disc | 18:18 |
snap-l | Thought for sure that wouldn't be there. | 18:18 |
snap-l | It's awesome too because it glows in the dark | 18:20 |
snap-l | http://programmers.stackexchange.com/questions/104598/where-to-look-for-challenging-jobs-with-a-relaxed-atmosphere | 18:24 |
jcastro | http://castrojo.tumblr.com/post/9593170639/etherpad-lite-now-easy-to-deploy-for-your-events | 18:45 |
jcastro | man | 18:45 |
jcastro | the number of times we could have used this ^^^^^^ | 18:46 |
rick_h | cool jcastro was checking out the new lite version when it was released last week | 18:46 |
rick_h | node.js ftw | 18:46 |
jcastro | up and running, 4 commands | 18:46 |
jcastro | it scales so much better than old javapad | 18:46 |
rick_h | yea | 18:46 |
jcastro | http://ec2-50-17-151-64.compute-1.amazonaws.com:9001/ | 18:46 |
jcastro | hit this! | 18:47 |
jcastro | http://ec2-50-17-151-64.compute-1.amazonaws.com:9001/p/rick | 18:47 |
jcastro | I will have this baremetalable soon | 18:47 |
jcastro | so you don't have to get nickled to death on AWS. | 18:48 |
jcastro | though, for an event | 18:48 |
jcastro | you could do like, fire this up | 18:48 |
jcastro | attach an EBS | 18:48 |
jcastro | have your event | 18:48 |
jcastro | tear it all down | 18:48 |
jcastro | then repeat the next year and you'd have your data just stored in EBS. | 18:48 |
rick_h | yea, that's cool | 18:49 |
rick_h | uh oh, think I crashed something | 18:50 |
brousch | an event? | 18:50 |
brousch | snap-l: did you listen to http://unwoman.bandcamp.com/album/uncovered-volume-1# ? | 18:59 |
brousch | good stuff in there | 18:59 |
snap-l | No, I didn't because it's (C) | 18:59 |
brousch | still good music :P | 19:01 |
snap-l | http://getsatisfaction.com/kobo/topics/kobo_1_9_sees_wireless_as_wep_and_is_much_more_crashy | 19:34 |
snap-l | I really hate corporate password rules that require special rules to conform | 19:45 |
jrwren | jcastro: wholy shit jorge... ensemble forumlas look like the bees knees. | 19:48 |
jcastro | jrwren: apt for the cloud yo | 19:49 |
jrwren | its awesome. | 19:49 |
jrwren | and optionally for my private cloud. | 19:49 |
jrwren | so hot. | 19:49 |
jcastro | or just normal bare metal | 19:50 |
jcastro | but not right now, give me till the end of the month | 19:50 |
jcastro | Like, I like the cloud, don't get me wrong smoser | 19:50 |
jcastro | but if I can type that at work and deploy on HW I own then woo. | 19:50 |
jrwren | right | 19:50 |
jrwren | and I don't care what anyone says. bare metal is still the fastest. | 19:51 |
jrwren | i don't want to run in VM for some things. | 19:51 |
jcastro | yeah | 19:51 |
jcastro | if anything, I am sick of waiting for EC2 for every little thing | 19:51 |
snap-l | jrwren: bah, VMs for every single process. | 19:51 |
smoser | DBO, are you going to talk about ubuntu in ohio? | 20:01 |
DBO | there is something going on in ohio? | 20:02 |
smoser | cause i really dont want to, and really am not qualified to talk about any desktop-y things | 20:02 |
DBO | smoser, this? https://ohiolinux.org/ | 20:04 |
smoser | yeah | 20:04 |
smoser | there was a mail from jcastro where he threw you and i under a bus | 20:04 |
jcastro | :) | 20:04 |
DBO | really? | 20:05 |
DBO | I like busses | 20:06 |
DBO | no no no, Jay Sullivan got thrown under a bus | 20:06 |
DBO | my god | 20:06 |
DBO | "The Ubuntu Gaming System" | 20:06 |
DBO | wow... hes screwed | 20:06 |
smoser | jcastro, where did you send that mail. i cant find it. | 20:07 |
DBO | oh I see | 20:08 |
DBO | we did get bussed | 20:08 |
DBO | smoser, it is in your canonical email | 20:08 |
DBO | jcastro, let me check my schedule, maybe I can show | 20:09 |
snap-l | DBO: Rick and I will be there doing Lococast if you want to stop by. :) | 20:11 |
snap-l | not sure if that's incentive or not. ;) | 20:11 |
snap-l | Ubuntu Gaming... isnt' that where Canonical put the humble bundle titles into the software store? ;) | 20:12 |
jcastro | yeah | 20:18 |
jcastro | you should do the lococast | 20:18 |
jcastro | "And now we have Jason Smith, tells us Jason, how do you feel about tiling window managers?" | 20:19 |
jcastro | "Uhhhh" | 20:19 |
snap-l | jcastro: No fair, now he'll have time to think about a reasonable answer. | 20:19 |
DBO | okay Im going | 20:20 |
DBO | jcastro, so "Writing Applications for Unity" | 20:21 |
DBO | smoser, you're off the hook :) | 20:21 |
snap-l | DBO: I thought it was "Ubuntu Unity: I'm not an effigy" | 20:21 |
DBO | Ubuntu Unity: use it you ungrateful bastards | 20:22 |
snap-l | heh | 20:22 |
DBO | where the hell is jcastro... | 20:23 |
snap-l | Florida | 20:23 |
DBO | you dont get to throw me under a bus AND run away | 20:23 |
jcastro | hah | 20:23 |
snap-l | We're still claiming him on our team reports, though | 20:24 |
smoser | i like snap-l's suggestion | 20:24 |
snap-l | It's like tax time and dependants. :) | 20:24 |
DBO | jcastro, what should I tell the guy the talk is called? | 20:24 |
smoser | i'm so coming with a fake mustache and tomatoes | 20:24 |
jcastro | "Unity: Everything you don't like is my fault, and you should throw tomatoes at me" | 20:24 |
DBO | smoser, Im bringing a super soaker and house paint | 20:25 |
smoser | meh. house paint washes off. tomatoes are funny for longer. | 20:25 |
snap-l | "Unity: Why you're switching to Arch" | 20:26 |
DBO | "Unity: if you switch to Arch you were too dumb to use a combo-box" | 20:26 |
snap-l | "Unity: The prostate checkup Linux was avoiding for 20 years" | 20:26 |
DBO | "Unity: the press is wrong and I'll tell you every lie they ever said because they review shit without using it, I'm looking at you snap-l" | 20:27 |
snap-l | "Unity: Your graphics card sucks" | 20:27 |
snap-l | DBO: Dude, I'm soaking in it | 20:28 |
snap-l | I even bought a newer graphics card because of Unity | 20:28 |
snap-l | I have never said anything bad about Unity that wasn't grounded in truth. :) | 20:28 |
snap-l | I think you're thinking of someone else. | 20:28 |
DBO | I was telling dirty lies about you | 20:29 |
DBO | Im tired of the press though :/ | 20:29 |
snap-l | http://www.amd.com/us/products/desktop/graphics/ati-radeon-hd-5000/hd-5450-overview/pages/hd-5450-overview.aspx <- That's the chipset I bought | 20:29 |
DBO | they suck so hard | 20:29 |
DBO | you bought a radeon? | 20:29 |
snap-l | DBO: Well, it is controversial | 20:29 |
jcastro | DBO: do a cycle on server side stuff | 20:29 |
snap-l | and the press LOOOOOVES controversy | 20:29 |
jcastro | the users don't hate you | 20:29 |
DBO | I want to cycle into HR | 20:29 |
DBO | no | 20:29 |
DBO | accounting | 20:30 |
jcastro | people actually like what you do, etc. | 20:30 |
snap-l | DBO: I thought it could do crossfire with my 3450, but it doesn't. | 20:30 |
snap-l | was $20 after rebate, though | 20:30 |
snap-l | and I have an AMD chipset. | 20:30 |
DBO | snap-l, basically this is linux | 20:30 |
DBO | always buy nvidia | 20:30 |
DBO | its about the only thing with a proper working gl stack | 20:31 |
snap-l | I've been happy thus far | 20:31 |
snap-l | It's mostly working with a few quirks | 20:31 |
snap-l | but the 5450 is much less quirky than the 3450 | 20:31 |
snap-l | At least it isn't an Intel. ;) | 20:32 |
DBO | true | 20:32 |
DBO | I *really* want to give a talk on what everyone does wrong | 20:32 |
DBO | and just offer no solutions | 20:32 |
DBO | but I think that would be bad form | 20:32 |
rick_h_ | hmmm, did I disconnect? wtf | 20:33 |
snap-l | "How to make Unity sings, and your desktop happy" | 20:33 |
DBO | I really wish we could just make a plugin system for Unity already... | 20:34 |
snap-l | Step 1: Ditch your POS graphics card | 20:34 |
devinheitmueller | Step 2: uninstall Unity? | 20:34 |
devinheitmueller | ;-) | 20:35 |
DBO | devinheitmueller, it's called a combo-box, learn to use it | 20:35 |
DBO | when the funny thing that makes you type a password shows up, click on it... now I know you will be tempted to let go of the mouse | 20:35 |
DBO | but dont | 20:35 |
devinheitmueller | Hmmm, combo-box. I remember those from Windows 3.1! | 20:35 |
DBO | keep holding onto that button | 20:35 |
DBO | then move the mouse to where it says "Classic" | 20:35 |
DBO | THEN | 20:36 |
DBO | then let go | 20:36 |
DBO | it's practically brain surgery | 20:36 |
DBO | but what you'll find is the urge to bitch will go down a LOT | 20:36 |
snap-l | but classic is going away, and I hate KDE/QT | 20:37 |
snap-l | And really, I just want a mac. | 20:37 |
kdub | classic is going away? :( | 20:37 |
DBO | no | 20:37 |
DBO | its not | 20:37 |
snap-l | kdub: Yes, and Canonical eats children | 20:37 |
DBO | stop listening to mark | 20:37 |
snap-l | with butter | 20:37 |
snap-l | and a rue | 20:37 |
DBO | actually we prefer them battered | 20:38 |
DBO | ...just realized thats a double entedre | 20:38 |
DBO | entendre | 20:38 |
* DBO sits down to wait for the black helicopters | 20:39 | |
snap-l | heh | 20:39 |
kdub | thought police! | 20:40 |
snap-l | I know you guys probably have dick to do with some of the design, but whomever made the new software center have a candy-store header needs to lay off the banapeel smoking | 20:40 |
snap-l | http://cdn.omgubuntu.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/Selection_008.jpeg | 20:41 |
rick_h_ | ouch: http://twitter.com/#!/chrismcdonough/status/108639457867071488 | 20:41 |
snap-l | rick_h_: Wow, that smarts. | 20:42 |
brousch | heh, so true | 20:46 |
brousch | i'm looking at what a pyramid scaffold generates for you and it is a lot | 20:47 |
brousch | which i'm sure is one reason it's so easy to plug it into wsgi | 20:47 |
jrwren | can anyone help with a simple regex? I can't seem to see from where a second match is coming. https://gist.github.com/1182046 | 21:10 |
devinheitmueller | jrwren: a case where you have a "*" instead of a "+" ? | 21:10 |
devinheitmueller | * = zero or more matches. | 21:10 |
jrwren | understood, but I really want that. | 21:11 |
jrwren | e.g. 1,,2 should result in {"1","","2"} | 21:11 |
snap-l | I'm never buying another MP3 from Amazon if I can help it | 21:11 |
jrwren | devinheitmueller: and if I'm matching "a", then it is matching , or $ and I don't see a , there, so it should match $ and be done. | 21:12 |
jrwren | or is it some strange rule because $ is zero width? | 21:12 |
devinheitmueller | Yeah, I'm not sure. Under Perl I just always use Text::ParseWords, which is a built-in module so it's always available. | 21:13 |
jrwren | I'm trying to parse Excel style CSV, that is the catch. | 21:14 |
jrwren | so its not Parse Words at all. | 21:14 |
devinheitmueller | The name is a bit of a misnomer, but indeed it is intended to parse CSV files that have quoted values. | 21:14 |
jrwren | mixed with non quoted? | 21:15 |
devinheitmueller | It's explicitly intended to deal with the "I'm using quoted CSV, but what if there's a quote in the actual CSV content? | 21:15 |
devinheitmueller | jrwren: yeah. | 21:15 |
devinheitmueller | But again, you're using Python, so not really relevant to you. | 21:15 |
jrwren | https://github.com/chorny/Text-ParseWords/blob/master/ParseWords.pm | 21:16 |
jrwren | I'm in C#. | 21:16 |
jrwren | similar enough regex engine. I'll just use their regex. | 21:16 |
devinheitmueller | worth a try. | 21:16 |
devinheitmueller | It's a pretty nasty regex. No guarantee they aren't using some PCRE ism rather than a true POSIX regex. | 21:17 |
jcastro | snap-l: that's just a palce holder | 21:17 |
jcastro | that'll be where like the app shots go, etc. | 21:18 |
jrwren | devinheitmueller: C# is nearly PCRE | 21:18 |
snap-l | jcastro: OK, thank you. | 21:18 |
jrwren | devinheitmueller: and I can read both pcre adn C# well enough to xlate. | 21:18 |
jrwren | devinheitmueller: I was a perl programmer before moving to C# :) | 21:18 |
devinheitmueller | jrwren: fair enough. | 21:18 |
devinheitmueller | I am not challenging your Perl-fu. Just making the observation that there are slight differences between Perl regex and POSIX regex to watch out for. :-) | 21:18 |
jrwren | yup. | 21:19 |
jrwren | not just slight. | 21:19 |
jrwren | POSIX regex is completely different. | 21:19 |
jrwren | no character class shortcuts like \s \w \d in POSIX or even ERE | 21:19 |
jrwren | [[:alpha:]] <- i never liked it | 21:20 |
devinheitmueller | yup | 21:20 |
devinheitmueller | wtf, seriously: http://www.osnews.com/story/25116/HP_Announces_Another_TouchPad_Production_Run | 22:03 |
jrwren | devinheitmueller: huge thanks for that link BTW. | 22:21 |
jrwren | Text::ParseWords ftw | 22:21 |
devinheitmueller | np. | 22:21 |
devinheitmueller | Glad it works for you. | 22:21 |
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