[01:46] Hey all, [01:46] who still has a link to the old Ubuntu calendar? [01:47] hi [03:14] snap-l: the old? [03:14] i use http://loco.ubuntu.com/teams/ubuntu-michigan/ical [03:15] yeah, the Google Calendar version [11:41] g'morning [11:42] party [11:43] How are the sprints going? [12:33] halloooo [12:36] Hallllllooooooo world. [12:39] morning [12:40] Did you know Dell has an auction site? [12:40] http://dellauctions.com [12:40] Some older machines, but interesting nonetheless if someone wants some hardware [12:40] friend got a decent little desktop they're using for a MAME machine on there. [12:40] snap-l: I don't know about a link to the Gcal us-mi loco calendar, but I can probably get the link since I have it imported to my personal calendar. Why? [12:41] Wolfger: The MUG Meeting still shows up at ESD [12:41] wondering if it could be changed in case someone is still using that old calendar. [12:41] or have the event removed altogether. [12:41] Sure. What should I change it to? [12:42] 32737 W 12 Mile Rd [12:42] Farmington Hills, MI 48334 [12:42] Thanks! I deleted my link to it. [12:42] (like an idiot. ;) ) [12:42] Hmm. That's odd. [12:43] I got a reminder 2 weeks ago for the meeting (which was rescheduled, but not on that calendar). But now I don't seem to have that calendar anymore. [12:44] Hmmm [12:44] Yeah, it's gone. [12:44] Maybe greg-g deleted it? [12:45] Possibly [12:45] got a note from someone that it wasn't changed. [12:45] Maybe they had an old link :) [12:59] well reply to their note and ask them for it :-) [13:35] Heh [13:41] ah, beautiful. i found instructions for getting dropbox public link with Dolphin without using nautilus [13:51] brousch: there are some python scripts to control dropbox [13:52] nullspace: this integrates directly into the right-click menu in dolphin, so it works like nautilus with dropbox [13:53] it's just a .desktop file [14:07] you can also use the command-line, if you so choose. [14:07] it's pretty simple, actually. [14:08] That said, I do loves me some file-manager integration [14:13] http://openmetalcast.com/2012/01/10/open-metalcast-episode-38-destination-unknown/ [14:28] snap-l: the .desktop file just uses the dropbox command line [15:11] right-click dropbox in Dolphin? Cool! [15:27] Wolfger: http://forums.dropbox.com/topic.php?id=12034&replies=2#post-76494 [15:28] piecemeal instructions, but not too bad. first post tells you what file to make where, second post tells you what to put in the file, third post changes "s to `s. then it all works well (for me) [15:49] oooh, nice "The --no-site-packages flag is deprecated; it is now the default behavior." [15:50] Interesting. In German, a black eye is a blue eye... [15:50] --no-site-packages? [15:50] what's that do? [15:51] python virtualenv [15:51] that flag excludes any python modules that are installed locally so you have a nice clean virtualenv [15:52] basically i used it every single time, so it's nice that it;s default now [16:10] Oh boy... here comes all the Ubuntu TV hype... [16:10] :) [16:10] more than yesterday? [16:16] hm, just discovered this MBP keyboard does not have a print screen button [16:18] jjesse: well, I didn't see any Ubuntu TV questions on AskUbuntu yesterday. Plenty coming today. [16:18] ah it was all i saw on google+ yesterday [16:18] of course that could just be me not paying close attention yesterday [16:19] I didn't learn about Ubuntu TV until late in the day [16:19] google+, twitter and Facebook seemed pretty full of things [17:32] I wish them all the best re: Ubuntu TV [17:32] frankly can't muster any give-a-damn about it. [17:32] (don't watch that much TV) [17:35] but but but :P [17:35] it's the fuition of the unity idea [17:36] insofaras TV's are becoming computers, I'm glad that Ubuntu is out there trying to make better TV's than what will surely come out of other sectors [17:37] and I like the idea that (perhaps) we can do away with TV's altogether and just watch shows, sports, and movies from our monitors [17:38] This is likely not something new for anyone in this channel, but it's interesting: http://shop.oreilly.com/product/9781593273897.do?imm_mid=07bd40 [17:39] Should get jcastro to go into apoplectic fits. :) [17:40] Love the Popeye motif [17:40] Oooh... O'Reilly dotd is Git [17:41] Yeah, once the signal is digital, it's a perfect match for the computer [17:41] And I already consume a few shows digital-only because I can't be bothered with cable (Daily Show, and Doctor Who) [18:27] snap-l: wait ubuntu TV? didn't anyone learn from google TV? [18:33] nullspace: Google TV isn't a failure yet. [18:34] google is supposedly trying it again [18:39] fail fail fail again [18:58] Well, it's about breaking into a market [18:58] and making a device that's compelling [18:58] Although I saw a tweet that this is about finding a hardware partner more than a finished device [18:58] Which makes some sense [18:59] I really would love to know what Mark's 5-10 year goals are, because they have to be fascinating [19:00] Shuttleworth reminds me of mini-Jobs. [19:00] to crush gates' and jobs' skulls beneath his astronaut boot [19:01] Friend got me Puscifer's latest album "Conditions of my Parole". [19:02] Highly recommend it for those of the Maynard James Keenan project bent. [19:02] Kind of like Pigface in that it's a rotating artst roster. [19:05] i don't know pucifer, maynard james keenan, or pigface [19:05] i assume you are just mumbling incoherently [19:10] brousch: Maynard James Keenan: Lead Singer for Tool and A Perfect Circle [19:11] brousch: Puscifer: A band with Maynard James Keenan as the lead, with a rotating roster of musicians [19:11] brousch: Pigface: Same concept of rotating musicians, but playing INdustrial music [19:11] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pigface [19:11] bah, tool [19:12] brousch: It's not very tool-like [19:12] Also, what's wrong with TOol? [19:12] we've covered this before [19:13] I thought we convinced you before that you're wrong? :) [19:13] i do not like tool snap-l-am [19:13] no, you convinced me you're a bunch of tools :P [19:13] Do you like A Perfect Circle? [19:13] or did you not get that far? [19:13] i do not like it [19:14] i think it's mostly the singer [19:14] Man-o-man [19:14] How about Porcupine Tree? [19:14] i do not know it [19:14] (not related to Tool at all) [19:15] Search for Porcupine Tree: Time Flies [19:15] and tell me if you like that [19:15] i only listen to openmetalcast music now [19:16] I find that extremely hard to believe. :) [19:16] OK, did you like Carthasy? [19:16] i'm a few episodes behind at the moment [19:17] It was an interview episode [19:18] what happens is that i listen to an episode, note the songs i liked, then go to jamendo/whatever, listen to all of their other music, and download what i likedto incorporate into my local playlists [19:18] sometimes that takes a while and i fall behind [19:18] no worries [19:18] I should have a catch-up episode [19:18] no new music, just different tracks [19:18] heh [19:19] you're not the only one that's said they're a few episodes behind [19:19] interestingly that means that i would listen more if you'd not put so many good ones on each episode [19:19] hah [19:19] Maybe episode 40 will be a catch-up [19:20] what i need is my generic list/queue service so i could push them up there and not worry about losing them [19:21] There's only so much I can do [19:21] although, having a music recommendation service might be neat. [19:22] the other problem is while i'm listeing to jamendo i see a song with an interesting tag so i go listen to all the other songs with that tag and find good stuff [19:22] Download the tracks, put them in Audacity, and you too can have a show.;) [19:23] i refer the best finds back to you after making sure they have not appeared on omc [19:23] I appreciate that. [19:24] Frankly since Jamendo is borked it's getting a little harder to find things. [19:24] Last two shows have been 100% Bandcamp [19:25] bandcamp usually has a higher signal to noise ratio, but there's still some bands on there that are just awful. [19:25] what is broken on jamendo? [19:26] New albums aren't showing up nearly as often as they used to [19:26] U used to be able to browse Jamendo and get several pages of new albums [19:26] now, I've gone several weeks with only a trickle [19:44] that was weird. adb was using 75% of my CPU and i have never even used it on this computer [19:45] ad block plus? [19:46] android debug bridge [19:47] Ah, wasn't familiar with it. [19:47] well you should be! [19:51] Wll, I will be, once I'm doing Android Development. [19:51] Sheesh [19:58] how we all doing? [20:00] Doing OK so far, yourslef? [20:02] rick_h__: very well, thanks [20:02] tired, late work day. didn't get done until almost 8pm [20:03] but relaxing time [20:03] that's why it's a sprint! [20:03] party on! [20:53] What's the group-think on Pro Puppet? Good / bad /awful? [20:53] http://www.apress.com/9781430230571 [20:56] meh [20:57] Salt [20:58] brousch: I understand Meh, but not "Salt" [20:59] http://saltstack.org/ [21:01] Interesting [21:02] I love that there's no longer just naming conventions for projects, but whole naming-ecosystems [21:02] salt has "grains" [21:56] see and here I thought it was a way to easily salt your hashes [21:58] snap-l: crap I just realized I didn't play "we three kings come" from kamelot before or during christmas last year [23:38] Howdy [23:57] <_stink_> yo