[00:54] and the apple stereotype lives on http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052702304458604577488822667325882.html [00:54] but backed by cold hard facts [00:56] rick_h_: Hah === smoser` is now known as smoser [11:30] Good morning fellow travelers [11:34] * rick_h_ looks to be in his normal location [11:34] but morning! [11:34] :) [11:51] Morning [11:52] I concur [11:53] I'm doubtful [11:55] You've moved around the sun, though [11:58] Good meeting last night. 50 people learing about Coffeescript [11:58] very cool, it go off well then? I know you were nervous about the content/timing? [11:58] Yeah, one of the guys really came through with a thorough intro [11:59] good stuff [11:59] 33 features in 33 minutes [11:59] I like the Pythonic parts of Coffeescript, but the Rubyism disturb me [12:00] The last thing in a function is what gets returned [12:01] Conditional and existential assignment [12:02] unless [12:04] morning all [12:11] Geez http://threatpost.com/en_us/blogs/autocad-worm-stealing-designs-blueprints-062512 [12:13] Hm, autoCAD runs on OSX now. I wonder if this counts as another OSX virus [12:35] brousch: they've tested OSX AutoCAD and it's not vulenerable [12:37] Darn [12:37] I mean, that's good [13:29] anyone ever seen linux not respond to ipv6 neighbor solicitations and thus have link local not work. [13:29] the rubyisms in coffeescript are fine. its the javaisms that distrub me. [13:31] ugh, nothing like code reviews to make you feel like a snobby elitist [13:32] rick_h_: Only you. I usually feel like I should join the circus. [13:33] I feel like a bit of an ass, but oh well I guess. They told me to lol [13:36] jrwren: I recognize that the rubyisms make me uncomfortable because I'm not very familiar with them. My gut tells me that they're too much implicit rather than explicit. [13:37] rick_h_: I wouldn't feel like an ass [13:37] They're asking for your opinion [13:37] you give it [13:44] jrwren: did you check your routes [13:46] yup, routing table looks good, although I have to admit I am not sure what the local routing table is all about. that was actually a surprise. [14:15] hmm same subnet? [14:22] I just started a IRC channel and want to log it, Do you guys know who logs this channel and how they do it? [14:25] tony-smlr: we're piggy backed off the ubuntu irc stuff: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Bots if I recall correctly [14:26] Thanks [14:26] rick_h_ thanks [14:37] rick_h_: alright tomorrow night is looking clear [14:38] nullspace: awesome [14:38] what fs did you use on the SSD? [14:39] just ext4 [14:39] * rick_h_ likes stable FS's that don't risk going boom [15:39] * snap-l is a fan of ext4fs [15:39] But I'd like to try btrfs at some point [15:39] Holy crap, DjangoCon US 2012 is $375 - $425 [15:43] Yow [15:45] That's one more conference I'll be watching while I exercise [15:50] ha I read that as Dragoncon, and was like why would any of us want to go to that? [15:51] :P [15:51] nullspace: I would love to go to Dragoncon [15:51] They have a pretty nice skeptic track [15:51] and Spock's Beard played their one year. [16:01] its a link local address, so yes same subnet [16:24] brousch: it's what pycon usually runs [16:24] not extreme or anything [18:37] snap-l: maybe I'm odd but I have no interest, kinda why I dislike penguicon so muchnow [19:02] nullspace: I think you got too close to the sausage-making of Penguicon [19:14] it's just too much crazy in one place [19:16] geezum pete http://docs.django-skel.org/en/latest/index.html [20:04] anyone have an idea on how pipe ttyUSB0 output into a log file but still output to gnu screen? [20:05] hmm would make more sense to pipe screen output to a log file as screen has the porper baud rate [20:06] this is awsome, orbitz is steering mac users to more expensive hotels: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052702304458604577488822667325882.html [20:06] nullspace: http://linux.about.com/library/cmd/blcmdl1_script.htm [20:14] http://www.gnu.org/software/screen/manual/screen.html#Logging [20:22] That works too [20:46] nullspace: tee ? [20:56] I was thinking that but I I'm trying to use screen for a serial console [20:57] I think the logging feature in screen will do the trick