[03:04] pleia2: stupid question but I just got a android and was wondering how I compose a message in the gmail app [03:04] :D [03:05] ahh nevermind I found it [03:05] :D [03:14] woo, there's someone newer than me at Android? :) [04:19] jtatum, jledbetter: http://lwn.net/Articles/488900/ [04:20] "Duffy suggested coffee drinks, but Richard Fontana observed that some religions find caffeine offensive." [04:20] You are not going to be able to pick something that doesn't offend anyone... [04:21] That's the sad part [04:22] akk: well I have had android tablets but this is different [04:22] I'm just glad they got Beefy Miracle (and all the childhood boy humor that came with it) out of their system ;) [04:22] bkerensa: ics? [04:22] yeah [04:22] ics gmail is annoying [04:23] they try to be clever, but I still always forget how to switch accounts and browse labels [04:23] labels? we don't need labels! [04:23] the browser too [04:23] * pleia2 just taps around a lot [04:24] figuring out copy/paste was fun too [04:24] except without the fun part [04:24] :\ [05:20] pleia2: have you used Cyanogenmod at all? [05:33] bkerensa: nah, my phone isn't a device in my life I like to mess with since I depend upon it for a lot of things [05:33] (contact with family, work, etc) [06:51] That koney2012 thing is tomorrow... Not going to go out tomorrow night then... [15:49] jyo: Oh wow. [15:56] bkerensa: you use CM? [17:11] "pulseaudio -k " is quickly becoming my new favorite command [17:13] :\ [17:14] * akk suggests apt-get purge pulseaudio -- you only have to type it once [17:18] pleia2, would next weekend work for doing an installfest for Partimus? [17:18] * MarkDude has at least 3-4 P4s [17:18] grantbow, already said he can most likely make it [17:19] Also, let me know when you want to go to baseball game [17:19] MarkDude: CACS doesn't have a lab anymore so most of the systems are in storage [17:19] not sure we have an active target for installs at the moment (some schools probably need visits and review, but we're not there yet) [17:20] All the labs? [17:20] there are labs out there, but none that we have talked with lately about doing installs and improvemens [17:21] Timeframe for picking the next school(s)? [17:22] we need to have a discussion about it, we've been super busy lately helping clean up CACS post-fire [17:22] and getting everything into storage [17:22] [17:23] sorry :\ [17:24] Well it's not your fault :) [17:24] you're welcome to send any ideas to the discussion list: discussion@lists.partimus.org [17:24] at least it's then on everyone's radar that you have some donations in the wings and may be availble [17:25] I think we got rid of a lot of junky p4s (poorly maintained, less than a gig of ram) [17:26] we just don't have the storage space to keep them, and we need systems with 1G+ of ram these days [17:36] akk: i havent tried to remove pulse... :P not a bad idea [17:37] i think when its trying to combine all the audio streams, it crashes... like an IM notification commonly crashes playing music [17:37] oh well :) [17:37] kdub: I've never had it ... I don't do anything remotely fancy enough with audio that I'd need it. [17:45] Same. ALSA's always worked absolutely fine for me. [17:45] just ALSA** [18:39] pleia2, breakfast with Mark, must have been a fun time :) [18:40] philipballew_: yeah, it was good :) [18:40] the hotel he's staying at for the openstack conference is less than a block from where I live, so it was easy for me to pop over there [18:40] nice! that guy makes you look like you dont travel he travels so much. [18:43] I herd the openstack thing went over really well [18:44] he is quite the jetsetter :) [18:45] but a lot of canonical folks travel a lot [18:47] So he comes to The bay area one week then goes somewhere else for a week just to come back to the bay by a week from this monday for the all canonical meetings. Crazy... [18:47] yup [18:48] planes are cool!!! [18:48] they are, and once you start traveling a lot the cross country flight seems much shorter [18:48] (now flying to budapest...) [18:49] or sydney, gah, sydney is far [18:49] I haven't been yet [18:49] I get to go to Hew Hampature on one in a month and a half. I do the norcal to socal drive about 12 times a year so I can handle a 5 hour flight maybe [18:49] uds -r the outback edition [18:50] down under [19:05] The sydney flight is brutal. [19:05] I love airplanes in concept, but I don't much like commercial airplane travel. [19:05] Except the beginning and end parts where you can look out the window. :) [19:08] :D I just got a box of Canonical love... a new Ubuntu Mug and Juju T-shirt [19:08] bkerensa, howd you get that and why? [19:09] philipballew: anyone who writes a Juju charm gets a Juju Shirt and Ubuntu Mug [19:10] oh, nice! I should write one... [19:10] ill use a odd language. [19:10] time to bust out my fortran skills [19:11] philipballew: http://imgur.com/fbDHC [19:12] I have a blue shirt like that, its soon going to be a tank top... [19:13] those mugs look nice, ‎I can be super hipster with my non plastic mug and showcasing my non-mainstreaming operating system [19:14] bkerensa, you a coffee or tea drinker? [19:14] philipballew: If I had to pick between the two.... Tea [19:15] the women's sizes were grey instead or pretty purple :( [19:15] but at least they existed! [19:16] Was there anything about juju at scale? I'd never heard of it before chatter here a few days ago [19:16] Well, it's offical... [19:16] and I'm still having trouble figuring out what it is from googling -- everything written about it assumes you already know. [19:16] akk: yeah, they did a "charm school" on Friday [19:17] * Darkwing sighs. [19:17] akk: Juju is DevOps distilled.... In a nutshell "Juju Charms are a combination of scripts that allow DevOps to rapidly deploy services to the Cloud" [19:17] the mens sizes were all xl and up so I took a womens large and calld it good [19:17] Charms can be written in any major/common language [19:17] what happened Darkwing [19:18] Getting divorced. [19:18] :( [19:18] bkerensa: That's the sort of thing that all the pages I find say. I'm coming to the conclusion that if you don't work in DevOps, you should just conclude "whatever juju is, it's not aimed at me." [19:18] Oh no [19:19] Darkwing: Sorry to hear that! :( [19:19] Yeah :/ [19:19] Darkwing: so sorry :( [19:19] Is there anything I or anyone here can do to help you out here in this time? [19:19] Darkwing: Sorry to hear it... In my last long term I didn't know things were ending until my spouse showed up with some random guy to pick up her stuff [19:20] Ugh, that is not a good way to find out. [19:20] 8 years and 3 kids... at least we are on the same page and it's not going to be a fight. [19:20] But I guess there's no good way. [19:21] No fight is good, anyway. [19:21] yeah. it still sux but.. [19:22] Yeah, divorce always sucks, even when it's a "friendly" one. :( [19:22] * pleia2 nods [19:23] Peace is always the goal [19:24] friendly always helps [19:25] BBL [19:27] akk: here is one of the hook scripts from the 2nd charm I am writing so you can get a idea of how it works http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~bkerensa/charms/oneiric/openphoto/trunk/view/head:/hooks/install [19:27] ^ is just rough draft and I still have like five hooks to write and will be converting from bash to python [19:29] bkerensa: And what does it do? Something like, install all the dependencies and set up a web service? [19:29] funny, over in #ubuntu and apt-get -y is considered harmful and we've banned mentioning certain scripts for using it [19:30] land ** [19:30] * akk would probably make yourdomain.com a variable so the user doesn't have to do a global substitute on the script, but maybe that's part of juju. [19:30] akk well in that case it will deploy a fully functional instance of openphoto.me front end that is ready to use out of the box with no further configuration required [19:30] dax: Well the idea is when you run juju bootstrap your charm will install everything without hanging [19:31] akk: ^ it will thats in a very non-frosty state atm [19:32] akk: actually when I add openphoto.yaml that will handle replacement of yourdomain.com and any other settings [19:33] So is that generally what charms are? Install and set up a web service? [19:34] akk: yes unless Canonical expands their usage