[01:44] hi [01:51] howdy [01:57] snap-l: all_true = [key for key, val in some_dict.iteritems() if val] [02:03] snap-l: a game of Go soon. I haven't forgotten. [02:05] widox: dude!!! [02:05] busted! [02:05] ColonelPanic001: Definitely [02:05] widox: where are you hacking on your vim config at? [02:08] uughhhh [02:08] home [02:08] no car tonight :( [02:08] widox: ah, gotcha [02:09] saw your vim commit on my rss feed and was like wtf! [02:09] :) [02:10] not as fun at my apt. although, my couch is more comfortable [02:16] okay, who's "demeris", or something like that? [02:16] someone just came up and was asking about CHC [02:16] said they told her about it. [02:18] ColonelPanic001: dunno [02:20] just curious [02:21] does that bring Downriver CHC up to 3 now? [02:25] tonight it does [02:25] good luck for her - we haven't been meeting for a month or so [02:25] just been busy, etc [02:42] ColonelPanic001: THere was one person that showed up once at the MH CHC [02:44] Send them our way. :) [03:05] rick_h_: what do you use distribute for? [03:06] ooh, flake8 looks cool... its like lint for python [03:22] Distribute is for installing modules [03:39] jrwren: yea, flake8 is a mix of pep8 and pyflakes [03:39] both are packages to run lint/code sanity aginst your stuff [03:39] jrwren: distribute is something of a middle between setup tools and packaging (in 3.3) [03:48] ok, how can I force something to return a return code of 0 [03:49] I'm trying jshint bookie/static/js/bookie/* extensions/chrome_ext/chrome.js --jslint-reporter 1>jslint.out 2>/dev/null [03:49] but returns a 1 [03:51] nvm, just || true it === mydogsnameisrudy is now known as monkeyjuice [12:01] morning [12:02] bah, now ec2 adds a medium box [12:02] after I've got one year paid plans for the two smalls :/ [12:23] rick_h_: Lovely. :) [12:23] morning from the NOrth [12:27] Hello from down-state. :) [13:01] morning! [13:01] ooh... medium eh? I need to check out hte specs. [13:13] Had a quickie power blip [13:14] ouch [13:16] solar flare or wind? [13:17] At least it isn't like Belleville, where a dip like that meant we had to boil water for the next few days. [13:17] brousch: I'm thinking wind [13:17] but it might be solar flare [13:18] I went to Lansing yesterday for a Django meeting. There was also a group of developers from owosso there. that was unexpected [13:18] they were from http://www.covenanteyes.com/about-covenant-eyes/careers/current-openings/ [14:34] zomg, i should go to django meeting! [14:36] you should? [14:36] yes, I'm doing django [14:36] reading a book right now [14:37] apress [14:37] "the definitive guide" [14:37] gotta become django guru ASAP [14:37] Whic definitive guide? [14:37] got it running in my venv no problem yesterday, without ever escalting priv. [14:37] so far, so good. [14:37] it's been through several revisions. [14:37] jrwren: i can help a bit [14:38] jrwren: You shouldn't have to sudo to run python code. :) [14:38] This isn't Ruby. [14:40] snap-l: exactly! [14:40] rick said he does sudo to get his venv going. [14:40] but i was glad that I didn't even have to do that. [14:40] "The definitiive guide to Django web development done right" 2009 [14:40] its fine so far. [14:41] i'm already seeing big diffrences from rails and even TG [14:41] but nothing terrible. [14:41] sudo for venv? [14:41] that doesn't make sense [14:43] to install it. [14:43] ah, i actually just run it without installing it [14:44] every install method i found on web said "sudo easy_install virtualenv" [14:44] but I didn't awnt to do that. [14:44] python3.2 ../Tools/virtualenv-1.7/virtualenv.py --distribute venv [14:45] you just need to unzip it and then you can use it like that [14:45] that is pretty much what I did :) [14:45] also how i use it on dreamhost [14:45] jrwren: you can do it tons of ways, I just do that so that I've now got a system virtualenv command [14:45] jrwren: you can download a single virtualenv.py file and add it to your personal bin dir or whatever you want [14:45] tons of ways to do it actually [14:46] yup. [14:46] i was just looking for the way I wanted, and I didn't see it out there much. [14:47] i do it that way becaue it's annoying to install it for all the versions of python. i use the same script for all versions [16:41] ok, ups man has another 1.5hrs to get his butt here! [16:41] where's gps tracking when you need it? "oh he's down the street! /me hops on bike" [16:41] what essential thing did you order over the internet that you need before you flight this time? [16:42] new keyboard I want to take with me [16:42] made room in my carry on and everything [16:42] thought I ordered overnight shipping, but ended up shipping two day...so ... waiting on the day of the flight [16:42] guess "expidited overpriced shipping" !== 'overnight' [16:43] you're bringing a whole keyboard? [16:43] brousch: I will if it arrives [16:43] did you pack your 30" monitor too? [16:43] I'm going to be there a week [16:43] apple keyboard? [16:43] no, but i did pack a folding laptop stand thingy [16:44] and an external mouse [16:44] and two power cords [16:44] you could box up your desk and have it delivered to your room [16:44] I think sprints would go better if I could do my standing desk [16:44] definitely [16:45] I'm going for a week, might as well be comfy :) [16:46] i would lean towards portability [16:46] I am, everything is carry on. [16:47] laptop is only 12" very portable [16:47] the less i have to lug around the better [16:47] I'm bringing shorts just to make more room! [16:47] going commando too? [16:47] that would save some space...hmmmm [16:47] sandals or water shoes? [16:47] the big thing is socks, I like this big cushy socks and they take up a ton of space when you pack 7 days of them [16:48] wear your vibram toefingers things [16:48] I never got those, but might have to try that out I guess. Would leave a lot more space [16:48] maybe it was greg-g [16:49] jcastro: [16:50] i love that you made room in your luggage for a keyboard at the expense of pants [16:50] I have priorities, and have missed shorts season [16:51] bring 1 shirt? [16:52] no, but do plan on getting at least two there, so I didn't bring the full week's worth :) [16:53] golf clubs? [16:53] heh, nope [17:00] <3 club metal episodes [17:01] ColonelPanic001: Awesome. Glad you're enjoying them. :) [17:01] "Goals" by "Dark Clan" was awesome. [17:01] (I'm... a little behind) [17:02] instrumentalcasts ftw [17:02] brousch: I have another one cooking [17:02] snap-l already has a surplus of karma from me for introducing me to Cloudkicker. [17:02] some of the best instrumental rock/metal evar [17:03] they take longer tha CLub Metal episodes to create because while there's a lot of instrumental metal, there's not a lot of really GOOD stuff. :) [17:03] yeah, I can imagine [17:03] ColonelPanic001: Yeah, Ben is incredible. [17:03] I'm amazed you get as much together in CC licensed metal as you do, frankly [17:03] He's making waves in the regular community as well [17:04] I've browsed through Jamendo before, etc. It's slim pickings, imho [17:04] yeah? Good. He deserves it. [17:04] ColonelPanic001: Thank you. [17:04] need to get a CK shirt or somthing. [17:04] just to toss some in the tip jar, so to speak [17:06] Yeah, I have two, plus the last two albums on disc. [17:06] Well, Beacons and Let yourself... [17:14] yeah, jcastro wore his fivefingers around town, I just ran in mine [17:14] brousch: ^ [17:16] greg-g: http://www.google.com/maps?saddr=SFO+Long+Term+Parking,+South+San+Francisco,+CA&daddr=5101+Great+America+Parkway,+Santa+Clara,+CA+95054+(Hyatt+Regency+Santa+Clara)&hl=en&ll=37.495018,-122.172089&spn=0.321969,0.615921&sll=37.418027,-121.966953&sspn=0.080575,0.15398&geocode=FfJKPgId0VC0-CH31yU1UIDyPA%3BFZDBOgId2Me6-CFysWFW4j0UQSkFdMgQzMmPgDGRHMf011ynkQ&oq=SFO&dirflg=r&ttype=now&noexp=0&noal=0&sort=def&mra=ltm&t=m&z=11& [17:16] crap, that's the short url google?! [17:42] rick_h_: yuck [17:42] but yeah, getting around down there (South Bay area) is a pain without a car [17:42] I really need to give Ars Technica money [17:43] I like how google has indicated where that last bus goes, doesn't even follow the roads :) [17:43] they are the only new source in my RSS reader [17:43] Just read the Dwolla chargeback article they had. FInally made some sense. [17:44] Wow, Programming Perl 4th edition is out [17:54] greg-g: is there any transit app for the area there I should check for better flow/scheduling? [18:05] Caldroid for the caltrain, not sure about Santa Clara :) [18:07] ok [18:27] rick_h_: you're missing the web summit?! [18:46] trying kubuntu 12.04 on the nook color. i am a glutton for punishment [18:47] brousch: Yes, yes you are. [18:48] Maverick reaches EOL next month [18:49] Tuesday, April 10, 2012. [18:49] (That's 10.10, for the code-name unconscious) [18:50] you are correct sir [18:56] <_stink_> good thing my mom bought a windows laptop to replace the maverick machine i gave her. :P [18:57] _stink_: Ugh [18:57] Oh shit. [18:57] <_stink_> it did come with a written agreement that i can no longer support her. [18:58] I'm not sure if my Dad is still on Maverick [18:58] I haven't unleashed Unity on them yet. [18:58] Here's hoping he's still on 10.04 [18:58] my dad has an older machine. unity did not go well [18:58] next time i'm over there it will be getting kde [19:00] I'm confused by all of mhall's "contributing to Unity for non-developers" [19:00] they ALL involve some sort of action which is normally associated with development, eg: mhall119.com/?p=894 [19:02] greg-g: well step 1 is become a developer! [19:08] ug. hitting a wall. boy woke me up at 5:15 this morning [19:17] brousch: I hear ya :) [19:19] He was making weird noises so i went in. he told me "i was just thinking about star wars. do you think it has too many characters?" [19:20] awesome [19:20] so young, and already making snide remarks about jarjar. [19:21] he has not been exposed to 1-3 yet. i do not abuse my child [19:22] Too many characters? [19:23] Other than the fact that every alien that had a second of screen time now has a canonical back-story, I have no idea what he means. [19:24] does god, I mean george lucas, sign off on all of those back stories? implying that he read them all? [19:24] i assume he has some say in the books [19:31] greg-g: I'm not entirely sure [19:32] I think some of that canon just sprung up, and nobody challenged it [19:34] I found one book that was written soon after Episode 4 http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Splinter_of_the_Mind%27s_Eye [19:35] there are a gazollion books. i think my wife owns them all [19:36] the boba fett backstory is good [19:36] Yeah, but this one was pretty non-canonical [19:37] I really liked Tales of the Bounty Hunters [19:38] and there's one where the droids were about to take over the galaxy [19:38] Haven't read too many of the rest, since they just seemed off to me. [19:39] Too much subterfuge and other assorted nonsense. [19:39] Reading the Wikipedia summaries for some of them just seemed like they were inventing shit just to say they could. [19:39] I don't know how to explain myself very well on this. ;) [19:41] The Jedi Academy felt like the end of The Who's Tommy to me [19:56] rick_h_: DId the keyboard show up? [19:58] snap-l: http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Droid_Revolution [21:08] brousch: Will check that out [21:30] greg-g: I can tell you exactly what the Justice Department lawsuit for eBook price collusion means [21:30] greg-g: Authors still won't see shit in royalties. ;) [21:35] have a web site that requires me to run windoes and IE ... grrr is virtualbox my best option? [21:36] mydogsnameisrudy: Yes [21:36] bah give me something better [21:36] ;) [21:36] You could try running it in Wine [21:36] hmmmm [21:37] but if you value your time and your blood pressure, Virtualbox is your best be. [21:37] bet [21:37] not sure what they realy want . [21:37] ok [21:37] lol thats it [21:37] thx [21:37] np [21:37] mydogsnameisrudy: not using that website is the obvious best answer, and best for your health, and morality [21:38] greg-g: Let's not bring morality into this, shall we? :) [21:38] otherwise we'll be talking about how ethical it is to play a DVD, and I'm not up for that [21:38] its not an option must use the site [21:39] snap-l: fine fine :) another day ;) [21:39] mydogsnameisrudy: then yes, what snap-l said [21:39] yep thx again [21:42] mydogsnameisrudy: but make sure you write them a nastygram [21:50] Have you tried changing your User Agent String? [22:00] ya gained some but still will not let me in [22:15] Yeah, the user agent trick is pretty much dead, as far as I can tell [22:45] well that just sucks reminded how much i hate windoes [23:27] mydogsnameisrudy: Every day, mate. [23:29] greg-g: Health Insurance is best when you don't use it. [23:29] greg-g: Also, watch HSAs, as some will charge you a fee to keep your money if you don't contribute to them [23:30] I have one that will eventually empty out because of admin fees [23:30] I should just go on a Claritin pill party to finish it up [23:30] GET ME MY ALLERGY METH [23:32] d00d. i think kubuntu 12.04 is actually booting [23:32] IT'S A MIRACLE! [23:32] Wait, you mean on the Nook, right? [23:32] yeah [23:32] because that's pathetic otherwise. [23:32] :P [23:34] hm, maybe spoke too soon. the splash screen came up, not it's white [23:34] now