[00:08] woot! it worked! 120GB of more space just by popping off the keyboard [00:12] hah, iotop showing 80-90M/s write wheee [00:13] rick_h_: Awesome. [00:23] man, a long time since I edited an fstab [02:03] kicking the MBP to the curb. I couldn't get it working with the projector tonight [02:04] under mac os or linux? [02:04] linux [02:05] using xrandr? i'm thinking about buying the new macbook pro. [02:05] so i want to hear everybody's complaints :) [02:06] if it's an older nvidia it doesn't support xrandr I thought. [02:06] I tried built in monitor settings and nvidia, but neither would see the projector [02:07] I can't trust it, so it is no good to me [02:08] Blazeix: I would not count on Linux running 100% on Apple hardware [02:08] Had to use extra drivers and a PPA [02:09] And this one is 3 years old. I imagine it's worse for newer models [02:10] Blazeix: I'd try it, and know that Macs have great resale [02:10] yeah, i know i'm in for some pain [02:11] i think i'm going to let one of my friends guinea pig it first [02:12] Also, are you a nipple man? [02:12] you know it [02:12] that's going to be a tough adjustment [02:12] Takes a lot of getting used to [02:13] though i do have a nice wireless mouse that i carry around [02:13] so i might use that as a crutch [02:17] I put the SSD back into the Dell, and it all still works, again [02:17] Freakish [02:41] I missed my nipple, delete key, and function keys without having to hold down funct [10:39] "brousch: I missed my nipple," <- Yes, I'm 12, and I snickered. [10:54] Getting the itch to move things in the den again [10:55] Thinking I can make some more "space" by moving the file cabinet where the printer rests. [10:55] Of course, this revalation made itself apparent _after_ I bought a 15ft cable for it [11:06] moving time! [11:28] jcastro: Got the Fan Pack for Rush's Clockwork Angels yesterday [12:27] ubuntu porta-john? http://goo.gl/GcPI2 [12:33] Good moring [12:33] morning [12:37] rick_h_: be human to others and light a match [12:40] oh wait it's a cluster [12:50] yea [12:58] I will be MIA tomorrow for CHC, I have my son this week and have to pick him up from the babysitter's [12:58] party on sir! [12:59] and btw, happy fasha's day to all the fasha's in the room! [13:18] Good morning [13:20] Wow, those pandaboards aren't that expensive, but when you add up 96 of them, that's 16704.00 (if you bought them from digikey) [13:20] And you'd have to find another retailer, because they only have 20 in stock [13:21] Ah, my bad, they only have 48 boards [13:21] so it's only 8352 [13:24] yea, somewhere somone filed a grant and paid for them all [13:24] _stink_: you get anywhere with your issue yesterday? Never heard back [13:25] My problem would be finding interesting problems for it [13:25] flac conversions can only go on so long :) [13:25] run benchmarks is not exactly earth-shattering [13:25] but but but...it's solar! [13:25] That part is intriguing [13:25] turn it into a single webserver for openmetalcast [13:26] especially in Michigan. ;) [13:26] rick_h_: Hah. :) [13:26] lol https://twitter.com/tylercoan/status/215058385136140289/photo/1 [13:26] "Honey, I need to run a hadoop cluster so I can find out how many people aren't listening to my podcast" [13:27] snap-l: Your wife is an astronomer, correct? I'm sure she has a lot of interesting problems it could crunch on. [13:27] snap-l: what panda boards are you talking about? [13:27] brousch: Oh, definitely. But she's not quite there yet. [13:28] shakes808: http://goo.gl/GcPI2 [13:28] rick_h_: That picture is stupid [13:28] Everyone knows tablets sucked before Apple did them. ;) [13:30] http://codeinthehole.com/writing/a-data-migration-for-every-django-project/ <- Finally, a Django data migration that doesn't begin with "DROP DATABASE foo" [13:33] started using alembic for bookie, likey! [13:33] fixes a big issue with sqlalchemy-migration, you can use it with git [13:33] snap-l: no, everyone knows tablets sucked before samsung, motorola, and asus did them (thank you android!) [13:34] pthhhpt [13:34] haha [13:34] i will agree though, apple did make the tablet hip again [13:34] though, a totally different tablet. not the tablets from years ago with windows xp on them. those things were awful [13:35] nixternal: point/ match [13:36] that might be the only thing i understand from tennis, so don't do that again :p [13:39] nixternal: You're one up on me. ;) [13:42] see, i thought that meant something different, so i didn't even understand that. only thing close to tennis that i play is beer pong :D [13:42] No, he's 15-love on you [13:43] oh shit, here we go [13:44] barbarians [13:45] haha [13:48] I would make a deuce pun, but you would turn it into a poop joke [13:48] to late [14:01] <_stink_> rick_h_: i ended up throwing in a span that on('click') does button.fire('click'). this will have to do for now because i am up against some deadlines for functionality. but i will come back to it in a few weeks and bug you/others again :) [14:01] _stink_: yea, make it out to CHC sometime and we can refactor it up [14:01] <_stink_> thank you sir [14:02] sounds like some <3 if you've got model stuff doing UI stuff [14:03] <_stink_> yeah. it's get it done time. i have until end June for a project that really should be about 3 months [14:03] yea, gotcha, been there [14:03] <_stink_> and our ability to campaign to prospects depends on it. [14:04] cool [14:08] that solar cluster looks awesome. I'd like to see how they did the power. DC-DC or did they go DC-AC-DC? [14:51] krondor: hey, thanks for the suggestion on the yubikey lastpass stuff [14:51] ended up having to get a new key, but cool stuff now [14:53] Is lastpass free? [14:53] yea, but you have to pay for the 2-factor. Think it was something liek $12 for the year [14:54] Unconscionable! Everything should be free! [14:54] rick_h_: no problem, does it work with NFC on your phone? [14:54] krondor: oh, no not sure how that'd work. I'd need a NFC on the laptop then right [14:55] no you'd need the lastpass droid app to be smart enough to do nfc [14:55] or nfc on the laptop too I spose [14:57] it's supposed to work I think, which would be neat; http://blog.lastpass.com/2012/03/introducing-lastpass-mobile-support-for.html [14:58] oh, I don't have one of those yubikeys, but a nano [14:58] http://www.yubico.com/yubikey-nano [14:59] ah ok thought you had the NFC yubi, still nice to have two factor :) [15:00] yea, when I launch chrome it pops up my 2-factor inptu box, touch the button, and done passwords automatic from there on out [15:00] ooh, this is kind of sweet for locking down on the phone. [15:02] brousch: you don't have to pay for google authenticator two factor, but you do have to pay for yubikey and the mobile app [15:02] yea, I just use the heck out of the chrome extension, so it adds another layer of security on top of that for me [15:03] since I use the yubikey for work already, it's not like it's a new/additional device/etc to deal with [16:03] http://sourceforge.net/blog/hosted-apps-retirement/ [16:03] Oh well [16:05] My inside source has mentioned that they are a PITA [16:05] brousch: They were a PITA when I was an inside source. [16:06] I think wordpress got hacked and spammed people [16:07] wow, sourceforge is just jettisening a ton, eh? [16:08] Keeping all of those crufty PHP apps up to date is a hassle [16:09] Especially if they're bleeding developers [16:09] i don't understand their revenue model? ads ? [16:09] Not if, because [16:10] jrwren: Yes [16:10] On the download pages [16:12] I'm about ready to pull my piddly-fart projects off of sf.net and put them up on github [16:13] Or put up a gitorious instance for them. [16:14] github please. [16:14] * rick_h_ feels obligated to say launchpad...but stops [16:14] snap-l: I put my most recent project on GitHub :( [16:14] why :( ? [16:15] github is excellent. [16:15] why sadface? [16:15] Because a friend works at SF [16:15] ah, right. When's Dave getting out? [16:16] maybe dave should go work for github :) [16:16] I don't know. Haven't seen him in a while [16:16] I think he's been bumped up to Ramm's former job [16:17] oh, good stuff...? [16:17] No. It is less coding, more managing [16:17] ugh, never mind [16:17] right [16:18] <_stink_> heh, i just went through the exercise of backing up my one project on SF... the backup tool gave me 500 errors. [16:18] woo! [16:19] backup == git clone ... [16:19] That's a lot of errors [16:19] then, git remove remote origin && git add remote origin git@github... && git push -u origin master [16:20] jrwren: what was your ssh-agent reset thing? [16:20] my .xsessionrc seems to get skipped or have a race condition so that every few boots I don't get it [16:20] <_stink_> yeah, i just wanted to see if it works. [16:20] <_stink_> it doesn't. [16:20] ah, well good to know I suppose [16:24] appended to my PROMPT_COMMAND: export SSH_AUTH_SOCK=`find /tmp/ssh* -type s -printf "%T+ %p\n" 2>/dev/null | head -1 | cut -f 2 -d " "` [16:27] Funny to see all of the former SFers on github as well [16:30] oh? [16:32] Nate Oostendorp is developing SimpleCV on github [16:33] Several other names I've seen are on there. [16:33] Heh [16:33] Work-related, perhaps. [16:33] Well if you want people to contribute, I think you have to be on github [16:34] Yeah, and if you want download mirroring, SF.net is probably the way to go [16:35] I think too the sponsored bullshit sites like SlashBI and their HTML5 site (along with the just discovered goparallel site) are big turn-offs [16:37] heh, goparallel [16:37] slurping projects from other places [16:39] http://paste.mitechie.com/show/zfg0PrWKDDOO2NaEmaVv/ <- Read the link at the bottom, and see what it might spell backward. ;) [16:39] + self.assertEqual([dict(foo='bar')], calls) [16:39] oops [16:39] <_stink_> snap-l: haha [17:45] man, IE9 has this awful UI aroud the url bar/tabs [17:46] It's called "Windows" [17:50] brousch: are you a professional zinger? [17:50] or should that be "zing!er" [17:51] Is that a profession? [17:51] well, you seem to do it all day, so I firgured... [17:52] practice practice practice! [18:31] kind of cool http://arc.clients.sightmachine.com/ [18:34] simplecv? [18:34] yea, looks like the webui they're building around their product [18:34] example of a fish tank there with some feeding going on [18:35] https://twitter.com/kscottz/status/215144106433855491 [18:35] zoom ftw [18:37] eh? [18:37] got the url by zooming into the photo she posted [18:37] ah [19:38] Argh. Packt is having a game programming sale, but it doesn't cover the one book that I was interested in: Irrlicht [19:38] http://www.packtpub.com/news/learn-games-programming-offer [19:38] snap-l: complain to them [20:07] I have a server I need to start, it has no automatic startup script [20:07] so i want to make an upstart config for it I think [20:09] the manual startup process is it ( beleive it or not ) run one script, wait until startup succeeds, which you verify by running a second script and look to see all the processes say 'Okay' in the output of this script, then run a third script [20:09] sounds terrible. [20:09] fix that part first :) [20:09] Professional grade software there [20:09] java developers... [20:10] hilarious [20:10] sound like something I would do [20:10] But you wouldn't give/sell it to someone else in that state [20:10] these guys like to write pages of user documentation about workarounds for shit they could have spent that time fixing [20:11] sounds like you have some good doc writers on staff but no developers [20:13] their temporary license expired today which i fixed by setting the system clock back [20:13] sudo date --set="yesterday" [20:13] oh lord [20:13] So you're paying for this monstrosity? [20:14] well... working with it [20:15] the shutdown process is even more fun [20:15] it has you run ps and look for processes and kill them [20:15] after you run the shutdown script [20:15] killall -9 java [20:15] because if you don't and there's some still running it'll fail to restart [20:16] "here, please kill our shit for us, we don't know how to stop what we started. thanks for the money, sucker!" [20:16] "we don't know how to stop what we started" made me lol [20:16] once you let that java process out of the bottle [20:23] java runs the enterprise. [20:24] i blame this for the colapse of the internet bubble. [20:26] enterprise is always going to do stuff in the most ridiculous, self hating way in order to justify its own bloat [20:26] I wrote something for our solr instances at sf.net [20:27] Java is pretty awful when it comes to behaving like a real program [20:27] enterprise is about the game of making things cost more money while making it look like your saving money [20:27] especially if you put in something like Tomcat, because the Tomcat server forks itself and returns control to the shell [20:28] so you have NFC if it started, crashed, or decided to join the circus [21:30] exactly the issue [21:31] i hate tomcat [21:31] also this thing takes literally like 5 minutes to start up [21:31] how do you develop against something like that? [21:32] leave the punch cards with the operator and collect a stack of paper in the morning [21:32] * rick_h_ holds back smart-alec answer [21:38] derekv2: I feel your pain === jedney is now known as JonEdney === jedney is now known as JonEdney