=== apachelogger_ is now known as apachelogger === ldunn_ is now known as ldunn [05:36] GirlyGirl called the ops in #ubuntu-offtopic () [05:46] Gee I wonder what this was an attempt at: prixaplan (~regrunion@secure.nowires.com.au) has joined #ubuntu-offtopic prixaplan (~bitter@secure.nowires.com.au) has joined #ubuntu-offtopic [06:01] ubottu, coc [06:01] The Ubuntu Code of Conduct is a community etiquette document to which we ask all Ubuntu users to adhere, and can be found at http://www.ubuntu.com/community/conduct/ | For information on how to electronically sign the CoC, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SigningCodeofConduct [06:01] @login [06:01] Error: You are not identified [06:01] @btlogin [08:16] morning [08:16] unsolicited on-join query in #ubuntu -> [Thursday 20 October 2011] [10:09:11] <|IlIIIIl|> Does QQ http://www.imqq.com have spyware? I'm asking because Chinese anti-virus software says it is and it has a very contradictive EULA. [08:20] thx & bye :) [08:30] possible incoming [08:32] ? [08:33] he's been doing this for hours. was flooding rants before [08:34] who, the f-bomb user I just removed from -ot? [08:34] so if he comes here like i request, we may be able to talk sense into him, either that or i get some logs to send to the domain owner [08:34] yes [08:35] he's changed that ident at least twice now [08:35] he was already quieted in -ot afaik [08:37] hadn't noticed, but the join/part spammed the objectionable username even if he was quieted [08:39] yes. the username is a retaliation [08:42] ah, fun === lJl is now known as LjL [13:49] In ubottu, ThinkT510 said: ubottu is a bot [13:50] indeed [14:00] It is? I wish someone'd told me earlier :(. [14:05] Dave2: Everything on the internet is true [18:21] genii-around: I know #kubuntu is more lax with offtopic stuff, but do you think this conversation should move elsewhere? [18:22] Pici: Generally yes. I wanted to find him a link or 2 in right direction and then point out it isn't a progrtamming channe; [18:22] genii-around: k [18:29] Pici: Just then my boss has to come down for an extended conversation :-/ [19:12] I find it amusing !uk but not !us exists [19:13] genii-around: I think that's because ubuntu-uk is a loco, while there are several locos in the US [19:13] ubuntu R us [19:14] Heh [19:14] funkyHat: Yes, this is true they have all the #ubuntu-us- [19:25] Restore from your backup is one of my favorite answers. [19:26] Yes ⢁) [19:26] Closely followed by "have you filed a bug?" [19:27] in ##club we follow those things with !laughtrack [19:27] GTRsdk tried to upgrade from lucid to precise... [19:27] ⢁| [19:27] newsflash: it didn't work. [19:28] I haven [19:28] 't even seen an upgrade from Natty to Oneiric go without a hitch ;D [19:30] *eventually* I will get used to the ; and ' keys being slightly narrower than usual on this keyboard... [19:32] all of my upgrades went fint. [19:32] fine too [19:35] My brother's laptop spewed out some error he didn't understand at him, update-manager failed catastrophically on my PC, and my friend's laptop didn't manage to complete the update either. Fortunately I was there to sort that one out [19:36] And my brother's laptop seems to be OK except it's complaining about his windows partition on every boot now, despite chkdisk reporting no errors [19:46] * Googlebot (googlebot@189.24.56.175) has joined #ubuntu [20:01] I guess I had atypical results, both my boxes upgraded to 11.10 without major incident [20:02] My server was upgraded through ssh, as per usual, with no isses. [20:03] I think it helps a lot if you have decent hardware ( no weird wifi cards, etc ) [20:37] Pici: out of interest do you use do-release-upgrade or edit sources and upgrade? [20:40] funkyHat: do-release-upgrade... always. [20:40] Even on my non-server machines. [20:42] The last several times I tried that on my PC (admittedly nearly always pre-release) it crapped out and I had to recover using aptitude [21:05] I still do fresh installs