[00:32] jrwren: https://github.com/mitechie/Bookie/issues/163#issuecomment-6769803 [01:00] whoa, wtf??? [01:00] how the heck is tornado failing on a url? that is messed [01:04] heh, nice example [01:07] jrwren: yea, so will see what happens, but I posted a sample that shows it failing. [03:39] https://www.google.com/search?q=vim+cheat+sheet+mugs [03:40] https://www.google.com/search?q=vim+cheat+sheet+mugs [03:41] dude popped up on #ipv6 knew exactly what I needed to do [03:41] I just needed to set the default route, which I figured, but I had no idea how to find out what to set it to [03:42] some sort of a flaw where you can't be a gateway and also listen to the part of the broadcast that says what your default route should be [03:42] and linux has a workaround built in [04:43] just flashed jellybean (android 4.1) to my nexus. [04:44] there are some pretty slick ui changes. i'm loving the notification center [04:44] and app loading / unloading is much more iOSy [11:41] Blazeix: oooh, shiny. Will have to check that out [11:49] and morning...ugh long night [11:53] morning [11:53] morning shakes808 [11:53] How was everyone's 4th? [11:53] meh, I worked and swapped the day with Friday, so check back with me tomorrow :) [11:54] lol [11:54] ;) will do [11:54] How is the life of LP? [11:54] heh, party on [11:57] oh man...time to go out back and cry http://i.imgur.com/Wx91Z.jpg [11:57] lol [11:57] Did you take that? [11:58] I will have to check that out. I am going to BN this Saturday ... lol [11:59] no, passed around twitter which means it was probably staged [11:59] but I've been into a bookstore enough to know how close to the truth that is [11:59] gotcha. But still is sad [12:58] How inefficient does an ORM like SQLAlchemy or Django ORM get when I have a big query with a lot of joins? [13:02] brousch: so it depends on how well your models are defined [13:02] the inefficient stuff is 90% dealing with gettings rows back and turning them into objects [13:02] so it depends on the size of the objects, lazy loading, etc [13:03] GOod morning [13:03] No power at home since CHC [13:03] ugh [13:03] and no sleep either. [13:03] rough night I take it [13:03] yea, fireworks here quieted down around 2am and finally got to sleep after that [13:03] but no power sucks [13:03] Yeah, between, the fireworks, the heat, and the storms that set JoDee's spastic weather radio off, I'm a right mess. [13:04] sick day! [13:04] Nah, I have things due next week [13:04] and no power at home, so what's the point? :) [13:04] But I do have some CDs that should take the edge off [13:05] This has not been a good tech week [13:05] My database is pretty normalized [13:06] Well at least one of you is. ;) [13:06] pretty or normal? [13:06] normal [13:07] :P [15:05] jrwren: If that Vanity Fair article you posted on Twitter isn't 100%, at least it makes for good fiction [15:06] indeed. [15:06] its not as bad as I thought it would be. [15:09] Vanity Fair does have some good articles [15:09] I think JoDee picked up a few issues here and there [15:09] unfortunately they're sandwiched between Cosmo-esque advertising. [15:23] i'm not a fan of vanity fair in general. [15:23] really don't like their photo styling. [15:23] "zomg, look we made ugly hollywood people beautiful" [15:23] its a magazine with no character. [15:24] ugh grep -P "\([\"']\w+\[[^'\"]*\]" lib/lp/**/*.(pt|js) [15:25] yay http://refiddle.com/ though [15:27] why -P on that? [15:27] just for \w support? [15:27] man, someone needs to extend ERE and add \w \d \s \b and friends and call it EERE [15:27] because I always fail on grep and regex so just default to -P [15:28] https://twitter.com/#!/DTE_Energy [15:28] Bah [15:28] you don't say? :) [15:29] pcre is multiple orders of magnatude slower in the worst case compared to posix or ERE [15:30] thankfully this is a one time hit so good enough [15:30] more the ugh that I'm searching the codebase for missing quotes to go through and fix each occurance [15:42] ouch, that map is crazy snap-exile [15:42] Yeah, it's nuts [15:42] worse, we're getting a brown-out like we did earlier this week [15:43] so it's not a complete outage, just outage-enough. [15:43] looks like we just missed an outage south of us [15:43] that'd have been interesting [15:43] Yeah, no kidding [15:46] my workplace has no power, so everyone is working from home. [15:46] i assume. we don't have operational email or IM... [15:46] yea, I could probably get 8hrs done between laptop battery, mifi, usb battery, etc. [15:46] but the hosue would be a mess, fix tank would get too hot and potentially start killing off, etc [15:48] Not to mention Jordan [15:48] how would she keep cool? [15:48] Jordyn but yea, keep feeding her ice cubes [15:48] poor black dogs in the heat are no good [15:48] actually just lock her in the basement and should be ok [15:49] Great, more storms a-comin' [15:49] yea, Sat is supposed to be nasty. This weekend 'get a way' is turning out to be a 'why bother' [15:49] fuckin' hwll [15:49] Friday, 102 [15:49] Sat: thunderstorms [15:49] Sun: drive home [15:49] and we're tent-ing it on this trip since hte in-laws have the trailer [15:49] with a 2yr old :/ can you tell I don't really want to go at this point [15:49] Lovely. [15:50] Tell Erica to bring some work home with her so you can't go [15:50] "Sorry, we have pink-eye" [15:50] thankfully up there it's a little bit cooler http://www.weather.com/weather/5-day/Lincoln+MI+USMI0490:1:US [15:51] but still, 89 in a tent isn't going to be pleasant, nor is "Potential for severe thunderstorms" on Sat [15:51] now sunday I can get on board with! [15:52] jcastro: I keep watching that video, you're killing my productivity! :) [15:53] it's awesome [15:53] video? [15:53] What's funny are all of the pissed off people (fireworks video) [15:53] https://plus.google.com/116015965439782966698/posts/DpVMjaJertC [15:53] haha, that is funny [15:53] snap-exile: yea, well if I dragged the kid out past bedtime to go see the big fireworks show...I'd be a bit pissed too [15:54] it would suck if you planned for the whole show, but really, how often does that happen [15:54] it's enough to make it worthwhile [15:54] yea, "see you all next year folks where the person that did this will be sacked!" [16:23] “LinkedIn makes $1.30 for every hour someone uses the site. Facebook makes only 6.2 cents” bit.ly/NaJhn3 <- I don't think there's a soul that has ever used Linkedin for over 10 minutes [16:30] there are... damn recruiters! [16:31] riight, and let's just do the math on .062 * infinite and 1.30 * 10 [16:32] I added a couple of screen recordings to my most famous blog post ever. http://clusterbleep.net/blog/2012/05/09/ubuntu-12-04-splash-screen-lockup-with-livecd/ [16:35] bwuhahahahaha http://goo.gl/E8lyN [16:35] I'm a bitter hater I know [16:37] "Barring anymore storm damage, we expect to have most customers back by late Saturday." [16:37] wow [16:37] that storm must have been a bit worse than I thought [16:38] (*sigh*) [16:38] snap-exile: well, we're heading out tomorrow if you want to crash [16:38] Nah, that's OK [16:39] Thank you for the offer. [16:39] What I love is they say "Look at our app for updates" [16:39] but their site hasn't been updated since 7am [16:40] they said app, not website :P [16:40] snap-exile: http://www.dteenergy.com/residentialCustomers/problemsSafety/outageCenter/index.html [16:40] updated 11:30am [16:40] Blazeix: But the map hasn't been updated. [16:52] Blazeix: The app is essentially the map in an Android wrapper [16:52] they really went the extra mile to make it unusable, too. [16:52] though it does have a little more information [16:52] the times on the site say 18:00, but the app says 6:23pm was when the power went out. [16:53] and the last update was 6:25am instead of 6:50am [16:53] bunch of rubbish [17:01] https://github.com/richardfontana/GPL.next [17:02] I present a fork of GPLv3 [17:05] you can fork gpl, its (C) [17:06] love that, all the verbage and not one case/reason for it to exist. Just a bunch of crap to say "We're allowed to do this" [17:11] Welcome to the internet, where something can exist just to say it can. [17:15] more rain yay. Gotta love it, go from desert to swamp in two days [17:16] plants are gonna love it. [17:16] my CSA is gonna rock [17:25] anyone want to triage: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ifupdown/+bug/1021398 [17:33] Apparently power is back on at home [17:33] awesome [17:33] Yeah, hoping it stays that way. [17:47] Freedooom! [17:47] hah [18:04] rick_h_: how was the pie last night? [18:04] I thought it was pretty good, very 4th of july :P [18:04] widox: and brought out the MS mice...but forgot you weren't going to be there [18:05] :) [18:06] instead of hacking, I was standing at the Tigers game during the huge storm and a 2hr delay... with my in-laws! :( [18:06] doh [18:06] it was painful in so many ways [18:07] Yeah, that hail was pretty brutal [18:07] * snap-l hopes widox meant the hail. [18:09] yeah, yeah, the hail! ;) [18:14] ugh, going to have to go to best buy... [18:15] I hate that place [18:15] What's over there that you need? [18:15] You could go to Microcenter. ;) [18:15] power inverter, forgot to order one from AMZ [18:15] true, but that's farther away [18:16] rick_h_: Well, you could start by queueing in front of your house now for the checkout. [18:17] * snap-l hates Microcenter for the long wait to check out [18:17] and get ready to sign for my new warranty [18:17] ? [18:17] More like "What's your address? Is this your current address? " [18:18] At least they shave off two questions from Radio Shack's song and dance routine [18:18] "I'd like to ask you about your cellphone provider" [18:18] heh, "you don't need my address...or phone number...yes I know I can just hold onto my receipt." [18:18] and "Would you like to see some batteries" [18:19] One time (long ago) I told the guy that I was happy with my satellite phone [18:19] fucker started asking me about it [18:19] Took me 5 minutes to check out for a dual-point dual-throw switch [18:20] I was livid [18:21] If you ever want to see my sarcastic side, upsell to me and continue to do so even when I've made it abundantly clear I'm not interested. [20:27] snap-l: that def leppard thing is unbelievable [20:27] http://www.noisecreep.com/2012/06/04/def-leppard-pour-some-sugar-on-me-2012/ has the new version [20:40] snap-l: seen this yet? http://thecommandline.net/2012/06/25/podcast_production/ [20:42] jcastro: Ah, thanks. I was wondering if they had samples of it [20:42] Actually, it's pretty damn faithful to the originals [20:42] They sound a little down-tuned. [20:43] kind of like what happened with Dio's later recordings [20:43] Huge props to them, though. These sound great. [20:44] PainBank: No, I hadn't. INteresting that he's using Audacity. [20:45] PainBank: Did you see that I have my scripts up on github? [20:47] seems he is using Ardour as well [20:47] I think I did. Been a bit since I looked though. [20:47] his scripts are out there as well. [20:48] https://github.com/craigmaloney/create_json [20:48] https://github.com/craigmaloney/shownotes [20:48] ACtually, I also have a makefile that I use that I should upload [20:49] I've been using it to create Club Metal shows from top to bottom [20:49] nice [20:49] I am liking what I see in Ardour... http://en.flossmanuals.net/ardour/ch025_routing-between-jack-applications/ [20:49] Ardour is definitely the more professional of the tools [20:50] Ardour is what you use when you want to multi-track outside sources [20:50] I used it for recording from my Roland D1110 [20:50] Bah, D110 [20:50] It was awesome for getting things synced up [20:50] Really opened my eyes to the headaches of pro recording [20:51] very nice set of scripts. [20:51] snap-l: I heard ya there, but it is very cool too. [20:52] pro-recording can be a pain in the ass... especially since a lot of it is 'I want the most awesome quality of audio ever!' [20:52] makes you feel like if you aren't the best, then you have failed and there for can suck ass if you think you are going to get any more work... [20:52] LOTS of pressure there. [20:56] Well, and getting everything to flow together, realizing what you thought was on tape wasn't. [20:56] etc. [20:57] jcastro: I bought those two songs on Amazon. [20:57] but if you are a Mac user, would you replace Garageband with Ardour? Just curious as I have never used either product. [20:57] I hope they put together a full album, because I think this is awesome. [20:58] PainBank: YOu'd use Protools or something similar [20:58] Garage Band is more akin to LMMS [20:58] I <3 garageband. Even I can make some music with it [22:20] only Apple could make a keyboard with a USB hub that can't accept a flash drive because it's underpowered [22:28] heh, wtf is it for then? [22:38] snap-l: hey, what did the wife say about the kindle? [22:43] Is this a joke or a real question? [22:44] brousch: real question from CHC, sorry, guess I should PM that [22:48] I was waiting for a punchline :( [22:48] snap-l: does your wife think she wants the kindle? I meant to leave it with you at CHC but you left early and I didn't think of it. [22:48] that's about the summary of it [22:51] Q:"What'd the wife say about the Kindle"? A: "It don't work for shit to start a fire!" [23:43] hey. anyone in here getting hit with the sandy/ivy bridge kernel bug? [23:46] gamerchick02: which is this? [23:47] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-intel/+bug/993187 [23:47] because I have had some system lockups on my new ivy bridge machine, but not figured out if it's a bug/what [23:47] i've got random complete freeze which is only fixed by hitting the reset button on the front of the case. [23:48] gamerchick02: yep, this looks just like what I've had [23:48] sometimes it's from chrome, sometimes gwibber updating, etc [23:48] yea, I've been suspecting chrome myself [23:48] chrome or something network related [23:48] it's labeled "won't fix" b/c it's like 3 bugs all together [23:48] but it's not chrome. [23:48] it's the kernel [23:49] right, wow long [23:49] but good to know others are seeing it [23:49] yes [23:49] if i disappear it's because my system froze [23:49] hmm, I'll have to dig more and send an email when I get back [23:50] i'm running 3.20-26-generic kernel [23:50] i was going to try one of the others proposed in that massive bug thread [23:50] yea, that's the default latest I'm running as well [23:50] but now i'm not so sure. it will muck up my updating, i do suppose [23:52] i'm going to set up IRC on my AIR so i'm connected still. how long are you going to be in the room, rick_h_?