[01:42] Pandora updated, saver2/pithos/pianobar will be broken, they are already working on it [01:50] Unit193: "will"? was still working earlier today... [02:03] jrgifford: Try using it now [02:05] I will in a minute. [04:24] met (briefly) a lubuntu user tonight at my job. had to go back in from break, but going to talk to him more hopefully at some point [04:25] Really? Awesome!! [04:25] Wasn't even me... [04:43] I will direct him here. he was asking if any of the reloco folks were developers [14:16] ITYM "would admit to being developers" [14:16] also, do we mean developer, or do we mean "web developer"? [14:39] Windows requires admin privileges to set a default browser for a user? how fscking stupid [14:50] not sure dzho, will hopefully talk to him more at some point [15:13] <_bbb_> DEVELOPERS DEVELOPERS DEVELOPERS [15:14] *shrug* /me enjoys developing black and white film/prints... [15:14] so am a developer [15:40] anyone have thoughts on the sprint version of the samsung galaxy S II ? Considering it in November when we sign a new contract... [15:54] I'm in the market for a new phone as well (and possibly new service provider)... [15:54] tmobile has been alright... [15:54] but dead spots are everywhere... [15:55] verizon seems to be really over priced...but maybe it's justified because you get so good of service? [16:02] sprint is kind of the best of all worlds [16:03] still (for now at least) has unlimited data, can roam on verizon network, so very few dead zones [16:03] and really well priced plans [16:03] at&t is pricey too [16:11] * Cheri703 is going to be doing customer support for at&t...poked at some of their plans...to have one with 100 less anytime minutes, and tiered data instead of unlimited, I'd pay ~$100 more per month [16:11] yuck [16:14] > can roam on verizon network [16:14] oh [16:14] I did not know that. [16:15] So, I guess so long as you have coverage where you use the phone the most, so as not to incur roaming charges, you're OK? [16:34] Cheri703: Ew. [16:34] yeah... [16:34] Cheri703: I didn't know you were in India... [16:35] dzho: free roaming [16:35] :P [16:35] mmhm [16:37] weird [16:37] there was a guy at our lug who was griping about poor coverage with sprint [16:37] but there was a guy at the hackerspace talking about forcing the phone into always-roam mode [16:38] so, maybe the first guy didn't know about what the second guy is talkin about [16:38] in the 2nd case, the issue is if you have marginal sprint coverage, you'll get poor service if the phone prefers to connect via sprint [16:38] but if you force roaming and move it away from marginal sprint service to superior vzw service, then I guess you're ok? [16:49] depends on the phone [16:49] mine can't force roam [16:49] but some can [16:49] so, you'd be in a pickle in the given situation [16:49] I've always had pretty good coverage with sprint [16:49] and it hopped over reasonably well [16:50] only place with marginal is at my parents' house in rural NY, and if I go outside, it's fine [16:50] here in mansfield, most people have verizon, but sprint does fine. t-mo and at&t are crap here [16:50] also depends on the radio in the phone, two different phones will have different service levels in the same place [16:51] *can have [16:51] yeah. [16:52] it's just interesting to me to learn this added dimension of "it depends on the phone" [16:54] eh, different phones have different antenna layouts and such, different radio strengths, etc [16:55] think of the iphone thing with putting your finger in the wrong spot and losing service because of antenna design [16:56] ok, I have to go and get ready to go to work now. may be back, may not :) [17:11] haha, right. I mean, of course you expect different radio properties based on the design. [18:15] wow HP owns 15.0.0.0/8 and addresses in there tried to brute force one of my machines [18:15] thafreak: well, it appears that way - or the machines have been hacked [18:16] hahaha [18:17] and MIT owns 18.0.0.0/8, and there are TONS of machines compromised there trying to brute force me [18:17] yeah, but hp should be on their game...not have any compromised machines [18:17] or students on the network [18:17] probably windoze boxes [18:17] yeah [18:17] <_bbb_> probably OS/2 [18:18] <_bbb_> damned nuns [18:18] doubt os/2 would be so easily compromised ;) [18:30] <_bbb_> i used to love that shit [18:30] <_bbb_> running my dual node bbs [18:30] <_bbb_> while playing duke nukem [19:05] wow [19:05] I only had a single machine bbs...with a single phone line [19:05] and if I wanted to use my computer, I had to shut down my bbs :) [19:06] _bbb_: L.O.R.D.? [19:07] <_bbb_> yes [19:07] <_bbb_> and tradewars [19:08] w00t [19:14] Afternoon jandrusk. [19:29] <_bbb_> guess not [19:32] * jrgifford shrug [20:00] Oh boy...seems some one from a DoD network tried to bruteforce my machines...nice... [20:21] thafreak: Prolly a compromised machine. :P [20:59] ha, and an IP from Halliburton