brousch | wow http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&N=100007960%20600000482&IsNodeId=1&name=128GB | 14:43 |
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snap-l | brousch: Yep, now you to can launder 128GB of data in your pants pocket | 15:35 |
brousch | bastards http://blog.kdl.org/?p=10640 | 15:42 |
jrwren | i call b.s. on the rw speed of those 128GB flash drives. | 16:01 |
jrwren | no way w | 16:01 |
jrwren | no way will you get 200MB/s | 16:01 |
jrwren | reviews are mixed | 16:03 |
brousch | even with usb3? | 16:04 |
jrwren | usually the flash memory is hte limiting factor | 16:04 |
snap-l | jcastro: What's your Scrabble account name? | 18:26 |
snap-l | or is that so last year? :) | 18:26 |
snap-l | Mine is snapl | 18:27 |
snap-l | apparently there's two account on there. | 18:27 |
snap-l | Found it | 18:31 |
snap-l | Though I have a feeling this app is a little buggy since I started a game with jcastro and it crashed. :) | 18:32 |
greg-g | what the fuck, firefox, why did you make the sidebar/pinned tabs so fucking huge? | 18:46 |
greg-g | that's what I get for restarting :/ | 18:46 |
snap-l | http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/winning-go-richard-bozulich/1100639275?ean=9781462900749&itm=23&usri=go+game#purchase=2981462900740 | 18:51 |
snap-l | http://www.amazon.com/Winning-Go-Successful-Opening-ebook/product-reviews/B005CVUZTS/ref=sr_1_18_cm_cr_acr_txt?ie=UTF8&showViewpoints=1 | 18:51 |
snap-l | Gee, the reviews look REALLY similar, don't they? | 18:51 |
rick_h | greg-g: pinned tab thing? I didn't remmeber firefox had added that | 19:56 |
rick_h | I've not 'gotten' that usage in chrome though so ugh | 19:56 |
brousch | yeah, annoying | 19:56 |
rick_h | I love it when the coffee shop/apple hippie stereo types hit the nail so | 19:57 |
brousch | you work in a coffee shop | 19:57 |
rick_h | basically | 19:57 |
rick_h | couple hours a day 5ish days a week | 19:58 |
rick_h | wife's been working so running away for a couple of hours to get some bookie hacking in | 19:58 |
rick_h | been off the computer a ton this weekend :( | 19:58 |
brousch | good boy | 19:58 |
rick_h | heh | 20:26 |
brousch | snap-l: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mo7MEJMXdsc | 20:28 |
snap-l | COol. WIll check it out. | 20:29 |
greg-g | rick_h: I like them, for gcal, greader, twitter, identi.ca | 20:29 |
greg-g | rick_h: they work great with tree style tabs | 20:30 |
greg-g | row of pinned tabs on top, then th elist of tabs below | 20:30 |
snap-l | I've never used the pinned tabs | 20:30 |
brousch | kind of sloppy, but a couple of good parts | 20:30 |
rick_h | greg-g: yea, the idea seems good but I never figured out how to get them on every load | 20:30 |
rick_h | and if I did, then I don't want them on every browser | 20:31 |
rick_h | so never really saw how'd they end up being nice in practice | 20:31 |
rick_h | I just end up with one browser instance on desktop #4 that's the stuff I'd "pin" | 20:31 |
greg-g | rick_h: fx saves tabs when you close it | 20:31 |
snap-l | Oh wow, I really like this | 20:34 |
snap-l | pinning tabs = a+ | 20:36 |
greg-g | :) | 20:37 |
snap-l | I think I have a sneaking suspicion why pycurl isn't packaged | 21:17 |
snap-l | Jesus, but there's a lot of dependencies. | 21:17 |
rick_h | heh | 21:17 |
rick_h | what do you mean, I see it in the repo? | 21:17 |
snap-l | I mean outside of the Ubuntu ecosystem | 21:17 |
greg-g | snap-l: is it in debian? | 21:20 |
snap-l | I'm installing into a virtualenv | 21:22 |
snap-l | so I'm not using hte packagages | 21:22 |
snap-l | but since it's essentially a wrapper around a C library,there's a lot of dependencies like TLS, openssl, etc. | 21:22 |
snap-l | rtmp | 21:22 |
snap-l | And urlgrabber is a wrapper around pycurl | 21:23 |
snap-l | AWesome, urlgrabber doesn't appear to be working with pycurl | 22:05 |
snap-l | I'm starting to really hate pycurl | 22:22 |
snap-l | Gah, someone re-wrote urlgrabber to use pycurl, and of course it's not working. | 22:38 |
brousch | i think i'm going deploy that new grpug web site to heroku | 22:53 |
brousch | should fit in the free tier i think | 22:53 |
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