[01:43] Dicey roads around Lowell, but we made it home [01:47] yay, how was the sprint? [01:48] Intimate [01:57] brousch++ [01:58] Just snap-l, gib, me, and jodee [02:00] Very intimate. [02:00] Had soft music, candles, and libations [02:04] Still no dup on my bugs. I am awesome [02:43] http://thiefscandle.bandcamp.com/ <- Wow, it's like musical geocities [02:51] snap-l: cool, sorry it wasn't a full house [03:18] ummm http://paste.mitechie.com/show/557/ ... [03:20] why does every freakin' java package have a dependency on ant? at least they fixed them installing ant & maven at the same damn time [03:22] and why would you install jenkins or any java package from the ubuntu repos? everyone should know by now you don't touch them or ruby packages with a 10-foot pole [03:22] well I wanted to check out the officials vs the jenkins ppa [03:23] since we're starting to use a lot of jenkins figured it'd be good stuff [03:23] and it's a new precise install [03:23] but then that scared the crap out of me [03:23] i have started creating a ~/.dev-src and just building from source [03:23] ah [03:23] especially with java & ruby stuff [03:23] yea, I'm working on trying to setup more docs/auto building things for stuff I use [03:24] i need to do the same now that work is picking up [03:25] plus with jenkins, the easy part is installing. setting it up, even from the repos is still a pita [03:25] yea, definitely. I wish there was a better export/import/setup stuff [03:25] but oh well, I need to get it running so here we go [03:25] build one :) [03:25] havne't had bookie auto builds in a while [03:25] heh, I've got enough crap to code right now [03:26] thanks for bookie btw. it has pretty much replaced my /web-dev/ feeds in google reader :) [03:26] oh you tinkering with it? [03:26] oh yeah [03:27] i snoop it daily a couple of times a day [03:27] awesome [03:27] nixternal, how come i was in chicago for 2 weeks and we never got together? [03:27] like lunch or antyhing [03:28] how come you never called me while you were here? that is all your fault you were here that long and didn't touch base with me :p [03:28] hahaha [03:28] cause i no longer have your # in my phone [03:29] i mean hell i checked all over foursquare [03:29] 630 445 3860 [03:30] my website has my number on it too [03:34] ok ok added it [03:37] groovy [03:37] what were you doing in chicago for 2 weeks? [03:49] http://assuke.bandcamp.com/album/broken-back-ep [03:51] you ever watch that tv show on hbo called angry boys? [03:51] that reminded me of the rapper dude, smouse and his raps. especially the no arms one [03:51] he just repeats nonsense over and over. absolutely hillarious [03:53] apparently i found a disciple. [03:56] nixternal [03:56] your number is now logged in the ubuntu irc logs [03:56] fyi =( [03:58] my number has been in the logs forever [03:58] my number is in LP, my website, twitter, you name it [03:59] This guy [03:59] Is the face in the dictionary next to "open" [04:00] tjagoda: It's also got a "see also: don't fuck with me" [04:00] believe it or not, i rarely get spammed. people who use it and call me are legit, and it gets me work when i am sitting around in my undies doing nothing :) [04:00] I have my GV number on my site [04:01] And sometimes that gets me useful calls, but mostly it gets me recruiters that don't know when to bugger off [04:01] yeah, i think mine is there now as well [04:01] i have them both actually [04:01] who wants a that mental picture of nixternal sitting in his undies [04:01] garagh [04:01] if someone calls & the number isn't in my address book, it goes straight to voice mail anyways [04:02] better than the mental picture i am about to give you. i am chatting to you right now sitting on the toilet [04:02] awesome have a good dump for me [04:02] you are sick! [04:03] mention my name for a good seat [04:03] Pinch one off for victory [04:03] haha [04:03] you all have issues, worse than me i think [04:05] rick_h_: actually, the font you use for the bookie logo, inspired me to use it for my cycling team's website. is that cabin sketch or are you using a non-free font? i can't remember now [04:06] it fits perfect when used with a blueprint like background, especially when "By Design" is in your team's name [04:06] maybe one of these days I will finish the damn site [04:06] nixternal: yea, cabin sketch from google's fonts and just cabin for the rest [04:06] heh, yeah, i was using cabin already, but didn't know about the cabin sketch until i snooped your github [04:07] well, i know who is adding the bandcamp links now [04:07] bah, stupid jenkins isn't using a jenkins user, "start by user anonymous" so I can't su and fix path issues :( [04:07] from the repos? [04:08] yea [04:08] figured wtf I'd try it, not regretting it [04:08] set shell to /bin/zsh, can't find virtualenv in python path, but it's installed system wide [04:08] hrmm, i swore by default the user:group was jenkins:jenkins [04:08] yea, used to be, but nothing in my /etc/passwd for it [04:09] now that is interesting. i use zsh and have no probs with virtualenv [04:09] % sudo su jenkins (rharding@wingman:~/) [04:09] Unknown id: jenkins [04:09] hrmm, did the package creat a jenkins group? [04:09] or are they using www-data by default? [04:09] nope, just tomcat [04:09] oh hmm, dind't think of www-data [04:10] hmmm, if I su www-data I can get virtualenv [04:11] did you log in/out after setting the shell to zsh? that can be a tricky sob if you don't log in/out [04:11] chsh - enter your password - then do: /bin/ksh - i dare you! [04:12] i would like to kill the 1990s linux user who set korn shell on every freakin' machine at one of my client's locations [04:12] first thing i do now is type 'bash' [04:13] i can't stand ^h anymore [04:14] bah, set unix auth and now can't login. I have a feeling this test with local packages is coming to an end [04:23] haha [04:42] almost, cool [04:42] well this was a bigger pita than originally planned [04:44] it usually is especially when the plan starts with 'sudo apt-get' [04:45] or zypper, or yum, or pacman. it doesn't matter which distro (except for slackware), they all have bum packages when it comes to a non-distro development environment [04:46] great for packaging and writing useless python scripts/apps [04:46] remember, the goal behind any dev environment in ubuntu is "opportunistic". real dev starts with './configure && make -j9 && make install' [04:46] or pip :) [04:47] well fortunately it's make install && make builder_test [04:47] i get scared when they take care of the ./configure portion [04:47] well this is bookie so pure python stuff in a virtualenv [14:29] Good morning [14:29] morning [14:43] <_stink_> yo [15:41] water heater burst this morning. fun fun [15:43] Carpeted area around it? [15:43] no [15:43] and i had a pan and drainage hoses hooked up, so not too bad [15:44] Thats good [15:44] Last time our burst it overflowed the pan and got the carpet in the room next door [15:44] it would've gone over if i wasn't home to turn off the water [15:45] ugh, that sucks brousch :( [15:45] nice [15:45] and blown up the house since the pilot went out and gas was leaking [15:55] oh jesus [15:55] electric water heaters here [17:28] brousch: Ugh, sorry to hear that. Hope it can get cleaned up and fixed soon [17:28] and glad it didn't happen during jam time [17:58] snap-l: yeah [17:58] it's not a big mess. i had hoses hooked up beforehand. just no hot water until we get it replaced [18:53] Giant system76 machine about to be reviewed on this neat show about Linux: http://jblive.tv/ [18:53] The Leopard water cooled extreme omg machine [18:54] Reminder: Meeting tonight [19:44] brousch: descentos.com [19:44] erh [19:44] brousch: www.descentos.com [19:44] It's attempting to modernize Gnome2.2 [19:48] bah [19:48] just use kde [19:48] or xfce [19:48] there are what, 3 different things trying to fork gnome2 now? [19:49] are ther any successful ones? the only other one I've heard of is Mate [19:49] which seems kind of dead [20:02] Believe in the gnome of yesteryear, brousch! [20:29] god, I hate Windows.