[00:25] I cant seems to install correct drivers for my built in video card. I get an error [00:27] it also lag much of the time and i am hopeing this will fix that [00:28] Sorry, installation of this driver failed. Please have a look at the log file for details: /var/log/jockey.log [01:27] shakes808: https://github.com/mitechie/Bookie/blob/develop/.gitignore [02:50] Blazeix: we miss you :P [03:12] rick_h_: :) sad I couldn't make it. A coworker was presenting at the .NET user group, so I was supporting him. [03:41] What's more important, .net support, or hanging out with the cool people? === greg-g is now known as NinetiesLinuxUse [03:48] Mono will kill all of Linux! === NinetiesLinuxUse is now known as greg-g [03:55] Actually, Java is doing just fune there. [03:59] unity is currently hogging the killing-linux-spotlight [04:42] http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=ae_SxDnD2W4 [04:43] shouldn't you be in bed [04:43] Maybe [04:44] that's an awesome one, though [10:36] Blazeix: ah, cool on the friend speaking bit [10:38] and morning all [11:46] word up homies? [11:52] ugh [11:54] Good mornin [11:54] g [11:55] straight up dawg [12:02] Anyone shed some light on this? http://sellout.woot.com/sale/26325 [12:02] Is this something that would be worth buying? [13:46] snap-l: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CLqpJkIfzew [13:46] shakes808: might like that as well ^^ [13:50] rick_h_: is there any way to look at whats is in the queue, including items being worked on? [13:50] heh, so that's up to you to track. [13:50] normally you have a job/db record with a state that gets set to PENDING when it goes into the queue, RUNNING when a worker grabs it, etc [13:52] rick_h_: That's insane. [13:52] ANd cool [13:52] but mostly insane [13:53] shakes808: Do you already have a plan? [13:54] Because I'm not sure how it would work otherwise. [13:54] so we have to do it our self, I would sure live it if the queue could help me with that [13:54] AaronThul: but then things like random access are what dbs are for. What about just using a db server as a queue? [13:54] you can stick all your data in there you need and pull out of it? [13:55] normally a queue can get going so fast, by the time you ask "is this in the queue" it's out. Many people do thousands of items/s through there [13:55] AaronThul: I think you're not looking for a queue, you're looking for something like memcache or another nosql variant [13:57] shakes808: OK, that'll teach me to skim. It's a mobile wifi router in that it is portable, not that it's tied to a mobile data plan [13:57] shakes808: If you travel a lot, go for it. :) [13:57] shakes808: Most of the time if the wifi is terrible, the wired is terrible too. :) [13:59] rick_h_: that is pretty cool [13:59] snap-l: lol I don't have a plan for that, that is one reason why I rooted my phone so that I could tether for free and try to make it a hotspot. I didn't know if that would be something that I could tether my phone to to make a hotspot better. [13:59] shakes808: You'd need to set up a wifi bridge to make that work [13:59] rick_h_: don't tell me that after I figured out how to put the image into the queue :-) [14:00] AaronThul: hah, well ship me your list of requirements and I'll sit down and make my suggestions :P [14:00] and unless you can run two separate channels, it's not going to improve much [14:00] with creating the bridge, is that on the router or phone? [14:00] Well, both would need to support it [14:01] you can't have a bridge with one support. That's a teeter-totter. [14:01] rick_h_: I was just tying not to add a column to our database however that is what we might need to do [14:02] AaronThul: Could create a separate table to handle the queue [14:02] record id / processed [14:02] or whatever else you need [14:02] snap-l: I don't see it in the settings of the wifi tether but I do have channel choices, but can't run 2 channels on my phone [14:03] Yeah, and most mobile hotspots assume they're the router [14:03] I don't think it will work for that [14:04] It'd be more for "I'm in a hotel room, and they have wired network. Now all 5 of us can get online" [14:04] shakes808: Although it appears to support 3g / 4g native [14:04] OK, so I'm not crazy. [14:05] snap-l: so we need a queue table to handle the queue ;-) [14:05] AaronThul: If that floats your boat, by all means. ;) [14:05] Personally I'd keep all of the queuey bits together. [14:06] Yeah, because it supports 3G/4G, do you think it could work without the bridge? [14:06] especially with a nougat-filled center. [14:06] shakes808: You'll probably want to read some more reviews of it [14:06] I don't know what it's capable of doing. [14:07] I'm going off of my experience trying to get an Airport Express and an Airport Extreme to act as range extenders [14:07] short answer: unless you have a wired connection between the two, it's not particularly useful [14:07] alright [14:08] Who here has rooted their phone and has used the WiFi Tether? [14:11] shakes808: I've used it without rooting. (ting.com supports tethering) [14:14] same here, even though Virgib Mobile does not support tethering [14:15] snap-l: lol you and your ting lol I am guessing you are liking it? I haven't heard any grumbling from your corner [14:16] huh, my project tonight is to get my tethering to work lol [14:19] apparently when rooted, I can't do the texting to find out how many minutes I have used lol [15:02] rick_h_: did you try to read 'djen of django' on kindle? [15:03] brousch: not yet, it's on there but not tried to read it yet [15:03] it is garbage in the kindle format [15:03] honestly, working longer days and not had much reading time at all [15:03] all of the code is missing [15:03] brousch: ugh, hoping it was ok on the DX [15:03] https://github.com/agiliq/djenofdjango [15:03] and [15:03] https://github.com/agiliq/django-design-patterns [15:04] ah, wonder if I can make a pdf to put on there then [15:04] i think they just took sphinx and shoved it into a kindle converter. i am using the html and it's ok [15:05] brousch: yea, and sphinx can do pdf, wonder how it looks [15:05] thanks for the heads up/link. I'll have to get to it at some point [15:05] they have a few formats https://github.com/agiliq/djenofdjango/blob/master/src/Makefile [15:05] searching how to load sample data atm [15:06] retarded...*sigh* [15:06] fixtures? [15:06] initial db data [15:06] i did it with a fixture, which basically json [15:07] https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/howto/initial-data/ [15:08] pdf would be a nice additional target for those books [15:16] hello world. [15:16] Paired with bt keyboard. [15:17] Interesting. he alt keys don't work [15:17] oh well [15:25] snap-l: How do you like your Ting services? I have been looking at it and thinking that cutting my phone bill in half sounds very tempting. Would you recommend it? [15:33] <_Marcus> I think awhile ago I told LWJGL to use software acceleration, how do I change it? [15:34] <_Marcus> Shit wrong channel [15:34] <_Marcus> Excuse my language [15:47] sheat. sphinx needs latex to make PDFs. texlive is the recommended latex to use. texlive is about 2GB of crap to install [16:30] * greg-g waves from SFO [16:32] rick_h_, between paper book or ebook for the bash -> zsh book which would you suggest? [16:35] waldo323_: http://www.amazon.com/From-Bash-Shell-Conquering-Command/dp/1590593766/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1337272536&sr=8-1 [16:35] best book for bash or zsh users tbh [16:35] I learned a ton of bash from it, and a ton of zsh from it [16:36] :) thats the one i had up looking at and am deciding between paper version and ebook version [16:37] yea, can't vouch for ebook on that one, have it in paper. If you want you can borrow it. I can bring to CHC next week [16:41] that would be helpful [16:43] k, just have to remind me as it's a full week away [16:43] ok will do [16:55] for the python new guys: http://mikegrouchy.com/blog/be-pythonic-initpy.html [16:55] shakes808: ^ [17:11] rick_h_: want a pdf copy of those django books? i installed the ginormous texlive to get them [17:11] hah, sure [17:12] http://dl.dropbox.com/u/101667/Djangodesignpatterns.pdf [17:13] http://dl.dropbox.com/u/101667/djenofdjango.pdf [17:14] ty much [17:14] rick_h_: Thank you. [17:14] still missing chapters, but all the code seems to be there. i don't think they've actually finished the books [17:15] oh interesting [17:23] it looks like both have had recent commits, so they're still under development. i'll write up instructions for generating the pdfs later [17:25] actually i'll fork their repo and see if they'll include it [17:34] rick_h_: who was the guy sitting to my left? The one going to WSU. He was the one that you said was going through the python web stuff too? Or am I thinking about someone else? [17:35] shakes808: yea, he's tinkering with moving to programming...well going back to school so more than tinkering I guess [17:35] ummm, he's Derek's brother lol, can't recall his name off the top of my head [17:36] Drew [17:36] that's it [17:36] who is Derek? [17:36] lol [17:36] I don't know peoples names. Like Blazeix, I know who he is and what he looks like, but don't know his name lol [17:37] Will there [17:37] Derek came a few times, but I follow him on twitter so know his name more regularly [17:37] Gotchya [17:38] I don't do the social network stuff. I think I have a twitter account that I used for maybe a week. I have a FB that my gf uses to play games, I don't go on often. G+ that I use to play some games. I have a blog that I started about a year or so ago that I haven't touched in about that same time lol [17:39] And I have a LinkedIn that I think I just updated the this week [17:39] since about 5 months ago [17:39] I am assuming that I need to get on the times and start using some of these lol [17:40] twitter is useful if you follow the right people [17:40] like brousch [17:41] hah [17:41] lol [17:41] alright [17:41] that's @brousch [17:41] I will try to make a conscience effort on this [17:42] When I am able to get into all my accounts and what not, I will update and see who to follow lol [18:21] i bought those django books on kindle. are they work in progress or what? [18:27] jrwren: it looks like it [18:27] jrwren: but they're CC and have updates on github [19:02] Talk to you all later. Have a good rest of the day. [19:15] rick_h_: thanks for the link to pep3151 this makes me very happy [19:16] jrwren: yea, everyone has their crap to clean up [19:16] i am a dog. i crap where i want and let other people clean it up [19:24] yup, that is why we don't run your warez [19:24] buy a scoop! [23:17] http://zareason.com/shop/zatab.htmlhttp://zareason.com/shop/zatab.htmlv [23:17] sorry http://zareason.com/shop/zatab.html [23:17] note especially the "root" section [23:52] big-ass workstation is up. dual quad core xeon 2.3GHz, 8GB RAM, 5 750GB HDs in a 1.5TB LVM [23:53] brousch: woot! [23:54] finally have a place for all my crap and a computer to edit videos on [23:54] ooh, very nice