binarymutant | sweet, I got conky to show what video I'm playing in mplayer | 00:01 |
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chris4585 | I can't go a day without monster :< | 00:11 |
cyberanger | cofffee & cola hede | 00:14 |
binarymutant | chris4585: +1 | 00:21 |
cyberanger | or is that coffee & vodka? | 00:23 |
binarymutant | yuck | 00:23 |
binarymutant | I don't think your supposed to put vodka in coffee | 00:23 |
binarymutant | whiskey yes but vodka? | 00:23 |
cyberanger | well, scotch too | 00:25 |
binarymutant | whaaa | 00:25 |
cyberanger | scotch or burbon, vodka was a joke | 00:26 |
binarymutant | TN whiskey only :P | 00:27 |
cyberanger | I don't allways drink like an irishman, but when I do, I don't remember it | 00:27 |
binarymutant | lol! | 00:28 |
binarymutant | s/irishman/southerner | 00:28 |
cyberanger | lol | 00:29 |
Mighty_P | I like kahlua but I don't like it with vodka :< | 00:29 |
Mighty_P | I like how I'm updating my tv computer and its going through the /lib issue right now | 00:29 |
binarymutant | that's a fun issue | 00:30 |
binarymutant | they'll be moving /bin into /usr bin in the future too | 00:30 |
binarymutant | which makes absolutely no sense | 00:30 |
binarymutant | {If it was up to me} they would move /usr/lib and /usr/bin into /lib and /bin. That would make more sense | 00:31 |
Mighty_P | but /bin is more for system binaries I thought and /usr/bin is for more user application binaries | 00:32 |
binarymutant | yes that's the FHS standard | 00:33 |
binarymutant | and /lib was for system libs and /usr/lib was for user app's libs | 00:33 |
Mighty_P | well I don't understand the move at all.. | 00:33 |
Mighty_P | but whatever, binarymutant for the /lib issue, delete everything in /lib right? | 00:34 |
binarymutant | uhh no | 00:34 |
binarymutant | first upgrade ignoring glibc | 00:34 |
Mighty_P | ah | 00:34 |
binarymutant | hang on let me find the link | 00:34 |
binarymutant | https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/DeveloperWiki:usrlib | 00:35 |
binarymutant | the only thing you might have to delete is /lib/#{linux kernel}/modules | 00:36 |
Mighty_P | well... thanks for the link but I had it open and I don't think I followed the steps correctly | 00:36 |
Mighty_P | regardless... I think I just foobar'd my system | 00:36 |
binarymutant | yeah if you deleted /lib I'd say so but I think there's a way to fix it.. | 00:36 |
Mighty_P | probably | 00:36 |
Mighty_P | I'll just use the new iso later, right now my friend wants to have a fire in the back yard | 00:37 |
Mighty_P | lol | 00:37 |
Mighty_P | I'll let you know what I do later, well toodles | 00:37 |
binarymutant | ln -s usr/lib lib | 00:37 |
Mighty_P | lol | 00:38 |
Mighty_P | [root@archbang chris]# ln -s usr/lib lib | 00:38 |
Mighty_P | bash: /bin/ln: No such file or directory | 00:38 |
Mighty_P | its alright I wouldn't have done that if I wasn't prepared to do a reinstall anyway | 00:38 |
Mighty_P | so bbiab | 00:38 |
binarymutant | laters | 00:38 |
chris4585 | lol I still can't believe I did that, I would run rm -rf /* if I could | 00:58 |
chris4585 | amazing how xchat still works though | 00:58 |
binarymutant | lol | 01:01 |
chris4585 | the new iso is dual? | 01:01 |
chris4585 | thats weird | 01:01 |
binarymutant | yes bc your bootstrapping it yourself | 01:02 |
chris4585 | gotcha | 01:02 |
alyawn | wow... | 01:49 |
alyawn | binarymutant, well played: ln -s usr/lib lib | 01:50 |
alyawn | could've ruined someone's day :) | 01:50 |
binarymutant | I think chris4585 reinstalled anyways | 01:57 |
alyawn | heh | 01:57 |
chris4585 | lol | 02:35 |
chris4585 | doesn't matter could run anything my system was borked | 02:35 |
chris4585 | its just something I use to play my little pony when I go to sleep or browse when someone is using my other monitor / ps3 | 02:36 |
chris4585 | couldn't* | 02:40 |
chris4585 | I just really love the fact my tv is ancient and only supports 1024x768 :| | 04:05 |
chris4585 | I think I'm going to do a frankenstein move and copy /lib from archbang livecd and see what happens... | 04:08 |
chris4585 | copying /lib didn't allow it to boot as I figured lol, it was a fun try, but doing pacstrap right now :D | 06:13 |
binarymutant | lol | 06:17 |
binarymutant | you killed the kernel on it | 06:17 |
chris4585 | right... that reminds me.. I removed the kernel earlier anyway before I foobar'd, I was going to reinstall once I had /lib fixed | 06:19 |
chris4585 | that might explain why it didn't boot though, it could have worked LOL | 06:19 |
binarymutant | next time remember not to rm what your using | 06:20 |
binarymutant | or need | 06:21 |
binarymutant | or rm -rf / | 06:21 |
chris4585 | lol | 06:22 |
chris4585 | its pretty entertaining though | 06:23 |
binarymutant | I can't get this script right.. | 06:25 |
binarymutant | ;/ | 06:25 |
chris4585 | I hate it when that happens, I usually just try to figure out a different way to do it | 06:29 |
binarymutant | got it | 06:38 |
binarymutant | doubling the sed usuage | 06:39 |
binarymutant | grep -s ID_FILENAME $HOME/.mplayer/mplayer.log | sed 's|.*/||' | sed 's/ID_FILENAME\=//' | 06:39 |
binarymutant | idk why I had to search for that first regex, it's easy stuff | 06:43 |
binarymutant | my blank at 2:45am I guess | 06:43 |
binarymutant | s/my/mind | 06:43 |
chris4585 | oh god sed can be very confusing sometimes... | 06:45 |
chris4585 | sed -i "s/$(grep "export USERNAME" ${WORK}/rootfs/etc/casper.conf)/export USERNAME=${user}/g" ${WORK}/rootfs/etc/casper.conf | 06:47 |
chris4585 | that... is the most confusing line I've ever had to come up with | 06:47 |
chris4585 | so many brackets and shit... | 06:47 |
chris4585 | I believe that edited a file for user inputted data into casper.conf | 06:49 |
chris4585 | that was so long ago lol | 06:49 |
chris4585 | also I got my tv booted woot | 06:49 |
binarymutant | sweet | 06:53 |
binarymutant | your right that sed is confusing | 06:54 |
chris4585 | LOL my username is displayed as passwd chris | 07:34 |
chris4585 | because I wasn't paying attention | 07:34 |
chris4585 | scp'ing mlp over to my tv compy, glad I have an updated install now... | 07:56 |
xTEMPLARx | g'morning | 13:35 |
alyawn | mornin' | 13:37 |
wrst | howdy | 14:39 |
chris4585 | moo | 14:53 |
wrst | hello chris4585 :) | 14:56 |
chris4585 | hey wrst, how are you this morning? | 14:56 |
wrst | doing well chris4585, just hungry, had a flat tire this morning and no time for breakfast about to have lunch early | 14:57 |
chris4585 | ouch, I know how a flat tire goes... our road is made out of crushed tile and I believe its taken two of our tires before | 14:58 |
chris4585 | hope you get something awesome for lunch then to compensate | 14:59 |
wrst | ha bologna sandwich | 15:03 |
chris4585 | at least its food | 15:11 |
wrst | i'm pretty fond of bologna | 15:41 |
chris4585 | I am too, I just can't handle more than a slice at a time | 15:42 |
wrst | sadly i can | 15:45 |
netritious | neat...quassel on droid | 16:18 |
wrst | netritious: yes its... quasseldroid ;) | 16:24 |
wrst | it has pretty full featured functionality now too | 16:24 |
netritious | so far it works great on my new phone | 16:25 |
xTEMPLARx | no quassel on iOS yet :( | 16:27 |
chris4585 | one thing I found strange about the new arch install method is that the network seemed automagically setup, so I felt dumb because I haven't configured all that jazz in a while... | 16:27 |
chris4585 | I felt somewhat dumb but knew what I was doing at the same time heh | 16:28 |
xTEMPLARx | same here chris | 16:28 |
chris4585 | glad I'm not alone then :) | 16:29 |
xTEMPLARx | it was familiar to me (from slackware installs from long ago) but at the same time I hesitated at every turn | 16:29 |
xTEMPLARx | plus, there's the lazy side of me that, although I know the system will run better with less bloat, the simplicity of a one-button-installs-all installation is attractive | 16:29 |
chris4585 | yeah, like I'm really familiar with bootstrapping and chrooting but never installed a system with that method like that before | 16:30 |
chris4585 | and I felt dumb because things were working without me having to setup things like xorg.. and grub and I really wanted to set them both up and they work without me knowing how... | 16:31 |
xTEMPLARx | haha | 16:32 |
xTEMPLARx | xorg isn't working on my arch VM yet | 16:32 |
xTEMPLARx | but I'm sure I installed things backwardly | 16:33 |
xTEMPLARx | installed xorg AFTER installing gnome | 16:33 |
xTEMPLARx | derp | 16:33 |
xTEMPLARx | brb | 16:36 |
xTEMPLARx | hrm | 16:39 |
xTEMPLARx | auto identify didn't do its thing | 16:39 |
xTEMPLARx | ah nm it did, just late | 16:40 |
netritious | xTEMPLARx: which hypervisor do you use? | 16:40 |
xTEMPLARx | for my work VMs? | 16:40 |
xTEMPLARx | VMWare eSXi | 16:40 |
netritious | just curious. populr choice. | 16:42 |
xTEMPLARx | I had fun setting it up | 16:42 |
xTEMPLARx | I do wish, however, that we had the paid version for a bit more control | 16:43 |
xTEMPLARx | the free version is very nice | 16:43 |
xTEMPLARx | but when trying to allow bare-metal hardware access it doesn't always let you | 16:43 |
xTEMPLARx | NICs being one thing | 16:43 |
netritious | something is wrong with the keymp on my glide with qussel. cn you guess wht it is? lol | 16:43 |
xTEMPLARx | lol | 16:43 |
xTEMPLARx | A's are overrated anyway | 16:43 |
xTEMPLARx | says the guy who used five of them in that brief sentence. | 16:44 |
netritious | xTEMPLARx: weird workaround to get an 'a' :/ | 16:45 |
xTEMPLARx | what'd ya do? | 16:45 |
netritious | combo of both hard and soft keys | 16:45 |
netritious | if I want to highlighta Nick I have to use hard keys. | 16:46 |
netritious | BTW good afternoon every body | 16:48 |
chris4585 | hey netritious | 16:48 |
xTEMPLARx | good afternoon :) | 16:51 |
xTEMPLARx | wow: http://bit.ly/S2SFsB | 16:55 |
chris4585 | honestly I'd be impressed if they just switched to LXDE | 16:59 |
wrst | xTEMPLARx: i noticed that just a few minutes ago | 17:05 |
Svpernova09 | yay debian :X | 17:26 |
netritious | Svpernova09: rut roh? | 17:28 |
binarymutant | what's up with debian? | 17:31 |
Svpernova09 | they're going to ship with XFCE default instead of gnome | 17:32 |
Svpernova09 | Citing reasons of fitting gnome on a CD | 17:32 |
binarymutant | lol | 17:33 |
binarymutant | the Linux world is so resistant to change :D | 17:34 |
alyawn | with all of their moving parts, I'll be glad when CD/DVD/Bluray dies | 17:34 |
netritious | I always install minimal then add desktop on debian | 17:34 |
binarymutant | alyawn: +! | 17:34 |
binarymutant | netritious: +1 | 17:34 |
binarymutant | everybody gets a plus one lol | 17:34 |
netritious | even Svpernova09 ? :) | 17:35 |
alyawn | binarymutant, +1 for +1ing | 17:35 |
netritious | LOL | 17:35 |
binarymutant | I say yay to xfce | 17:35 |
binarymutant | even if I don't use it | 17:35 |
binarymutant | gtk2 will never die lol | 17:36 |
Svpernova09 | armageddon couldn't kill gtk2 | 17:36 |
alyawn | yeah.. I used to do xubuntu for a while... things were so simple then... hmmm | 17:36 |
Svpernova09 | lol | 17:36 |
alyawn | any of you guys going to the library meeting thing? | 17:37 |
binarymutant | ? | 17:37 |
binarymutant | west tn? | 17:38 |
alyawn | sorry.. chatt | 17:38 |
alyawn | I suck at context | 17:38 |
xTEMPLARx | I haven't been to a library meeting since I was in college | 17:39 |
xTEMPLARx | chattanooga is an hour away from me | 17:39 |
xTEMPLARx | too far to go for a library visit | 17:39 |
xTEMPLARx | :D | 17:39 |
alyawn | :) | 17:39 |
alyawn | apparently they do still exist... and this one wants to talk with some geeks | 17:40 |
binarymutant | oh so it's not like a LUG meeting? | 17:40 |
alyawn | well they invited the chugalug list | 17:41 |
binarymutant | that's cool | 17:41 |
alyawn | we'll see | 17:41 |
binarymutant | I wonder what it's about? I bet they're asking for donations or something | 17:41 |
alyawn | no.. they have an entire vacant floor they'd like to dedicate to technology learning | 17:42 |
alyawn | or something like that | 17:42 |
binarymutant | oh that's cool | 17:42 |
alyawn | probably looking for spare parts and boat anchors | 17:42 |
binarymutant | the only problem with general tech meetings like that are they usually revolve around beginner, end user, stuff | 17:44 |
binarymutant | or at least my experience with them | 17:47 |
vychune | o/ | 18:25 |
binarymutant | hello | 18:28 |
xTEMPLARx | greets vych | 18:29 |
vychune | binarymutant: quickbooks told this guy he can use his windows server and he still wants to use linux when quickbooks sucks balls on it | 18:32 |
vychune | he wants open suse now :/ | 18:32 |
Svpernova09 | lol | 18:33 |
Svpernova09 | he wants CentOS, he just doesn't know it. | 18:33 |
binarymutant | mid sized business's are weird | 18:33 |
vychune | Svpernova09: here's one part for you, he wants to do a Joomla install next | 18:33 |
binarymutant | for his site? | 18:33 |
vychune | yes | 18:33 |
binarymutant | that's cool | 18:34 |
vychune | i dont wanna do it | 18:34 |
Svpernova09 | Joomla? NOPE! | 18:34 |
binarymutant | lol why? | 18:34 |
* Svpernova09 ducks | 18:34 | |
vychune | he's what i call echecpo | 18:34 |
binarymutant | what's wrong with Joomla? | 18:34 |
vychune | s/echecpo/el cheapo/ | 18:34 |
Svpernova09 | My issues with joomla are largely personal preference based. | 18:35 |
binarymutant | ah | 18:35 |
vychune | binarymutant: nothing, just takes to damn long lol | 18:35 |
binarymutant | all cms's are the same to me | 18:35 |
binarymutant | kind of like distros and everything else lol | 18:35 |
vychune | binarymutant: which is why im trying to tell him it still wont work, quckbooks i mean | 18:36 |
binarymutant | too bad this is in memphis I could use some cash lol | 18:36 |
vychune | come on down pleaSE LOL | 18:36 |
vychune | The first thing he is gonna say, " Can you give me a better price." | 18:37 |
binarymutant | I'd be like "I'll give you it for free" | 18:38 |
binarymutant | and then sell the support for $$$ | 18:38 |
vychune | you wont herar from him then lol | 18:41 |
binarymutant | lol | 18:41 |
vychune | jesus my typing today | 18:41 |
binarymutant | I don't work for free :P | 18:41 |
vychune | s/herar/hear | 18:41 |
vychune | i dont eiether | 18:41 |
vychune | which is why i may drop this job | 18:41 |
* wrst is married he works for free | 18:41 | |
binarymutant | lol! | 18:42 |
vychune | smh | 18:42 |
vychune | should i charge for this opensuse install? | 18:44 |
binarymutant | nah | 18:45 |
binarymutant | it's like 10 minutes of your time | 18:45 |
wrst | opensuse si fairly nice | 18:45 |
binarymutant | they're attached to MS though | 18:46 |
vychune | i thought they were novell? | 18:46 |
binarymutant | which is only an issue to me lol | 18:46 |
binarymutant | vychune: they are owned by novell, novell signed deals with MS | 18:47 |
vychune | which is why QB is supported | 18:47 |
vychune | b***hes | 18:47 |
binarymutant | I didn't think qb was owned by ms | 18:47 |
vychune | well not really. | 18:47 |
vychune | they arent | 18:47 |
binarymutant | vychune: no, MS said they'd sell suse to some key customers for some linux patents | 18:48 |
binarymutant | ^ or something like that | 18:48 |
vychune | "the well not really" was about me saying b***hes btyw | 18:48 |
vychune | s/btyw/btw | 18:48 |
vychune | wrst: o/ | 18:49 |
binarymutant | I bought a cheap laptop cooling pad today. I'm surprised at how well it works even though it doesn't spin very fast | 19:00 |
netritious | binarymutant: nice | 19:03 |
binarymutant | thought it would spin faster | 19:05 |
netritious | Svpernova09: +1 Joomla! sucks. I don't like frameworks that hijack k | 19:06 |
netritious | the output buffer | 19:07 |
vychune | binarymutant: cool | 19:09 |
binarymutant | php_value output_buffering Off | 19:09 |
vychune | netritious: o/ | 19:09 |
netritious | vychune: hi | 19:10 |
vychune | so im gonna do openSUSE | 19:10 |
binarymutant | that's cool | 19:11 |
netritious | binarymutant: I want the buffer all to myself :) | 19:11 |
binarymutant | :P | 19:11 |
binarymutant | if a client says they want joomla I say give it to em | 19:12 |
vychune | binarymutant: sure | 19:12 |
vychune | Svpernova09: how much should i charge :D | 19:12 |
Svpernova09 | You're supposed to work that out before you start the job :_X | 19:15 |
vychune | Svpernova09: havent started yet | 19:15 |
vychune | he asked about this after the server setup | 19:15 |
vychune | and i was joking btw | 19:16 |
Svpernova09 | I never joke about that, peeps gotta take you seriously :_D | 19:17 |
vychune | but if you wanna give your price still that's cool too | 19:17 |
vychune | true | 19:17 |
binarymutant | 1 million usd muahaha | 19:17 |
vychune | LOL | 19:17 |
Svpernova09 | You may not be at my skill level. So your price will likely be different. | 19:17 |
binarymutant | or 10 bitcoins :P | 19:17 |
Svpernova09 | You have to charge accordingly or you'll likely be over/under charging | 19:17 |
vychune | of course | 19:18 |
vychune | i was thinking 350 tbh | 19:18 |
vychune | unless he wants me to code the template | 19:18 |
binarymutant | ^ I need to get in on this business | 19:18 |
vychune | i would love the help lol | 19:19 |
vychune | would be less boring in here lol | 19:19 |
binarymutant | 350 less than an hour worth work, omg I'm making 9 an hour :( | 19:19 |
vychune | binarymutant: thats the install, the setup, the content, and everything else up to the launch | 19:20 |
binarymutant | yeah | 19:21 |
vychune | with what he wants i'll be here another week | 19:21 |
binarymutant | oh | 19:21 |
vychune | lol yeah | 19:21 |
binarymutant | still more than what I make cooking lol | 19:21 |
vychune | more than what i make at fedex too lol | 19:22 |
binarymutant | I don't think it should take that long, the content already exists | 19:22 |
binarymutant | whats wrong with the pre-existing site? it's decent | 19:23 |
vychune | oro?! | 19:24 |
vychune | what site? | 19:24 |
binarymutant | what's the name again? | 19:24 |
vychune | fred remmers rug cleaners | 19:24 |
binarymutant | the rug place right? | 19:24 |
binarymutant | http://www.fredremmersrugcleaners.com/ | 19:24 |
vychune | already found it lol | 19:25 |
vychune | and.....-_- thats joomla | 19:25 |
binarymutant | maybe the cms is for internal/in-house | 19:25 |
vychune | no | 19:25 |
vychune | wait, it not joomla | 19:26 |
vychune | it's | 19:26 |
vychune | he has another site that looks like that in joomnla | 19:27 |
vychune | meaning he did it himself | 19:27 |
binarymutant | I mean I could nitpick at the website... but it's decent enough | 19:27 |
vychune | yeah it is | 19:27 |
binarymutant | spoke too soon, the redirect to rugandroll.com is lamesville | 19:28 |
vychune | where? | 19:29 |
binarymutant | rug gallery->select a rug->redirect | 19:29 |
vychune | oh... | 19:30 |
vychune | oh does opensuse server come with GUI? | 19:31 |
binarymutant | prolly but it shouldn't | 19:31 |
vychune | oh ok | 19:34 |
vychune | why is a gui bad on a server? | 19:34 |
binarymutant | waste of resources | 19:35 |
binarymutant | more security risk, etc. | 19:35 |
vychune | oh | 19:36 |
vychune | well he wants it so whatever | 19:37 |
vychune | im losing money on this if i stay out here any longer | 19:38 |
vychune | than this week | 19:38 |
binarymutant | so silly | 19:38 |
vychune | takes a lot for me to get here | 19:38 |
vychune | whats silly? | 19:39 |
binarymutant | vendor lock in & unscalable setups | 19:39 |
binarymutant | is this 'server' just a desktop in a closet? | 19:40 |
vychune | dell poweredge; nope | 19:40 |
binarymutant | tower? | 19:40 |
vychune | he has a half rack with two servers already | 19:40 |
vychune | blade server | 19:41 |
binarymutant | half a rack, each running xorg? | 19:41 |
vychune | no | 19:41 |
vychune | windows | 19:41 |
binarymutant | mid sized business's are weird :/ | 19:42 |
vychune | lol | 19:43 |
binarymutant | small business owners can change their ways to setup a good scalable system, big business already has that setup, mid size tends to be stuck with limiting itself until it literally has to change | 19:44 |
vychune | sounds like mid siz biz | 19:46 |
vychune | openSUSE install reminds me of Windows XP | 19:48 |
binarymutant | I can see dedicating a 1U rack for the domain and AD, but no more than that | 19:49 |
vychune | ad? | 19:49 |
binarymutant | active directory | 19:49 |
vychune | oh | 19:49 |
vychune | he has a camera sys | 19:50 |
vychune | guess what else is on that server? | 19:51 |
vychune | quickbooks | 19:51 |
wrst | vychune: running quickbooks on a linux server? | 19:56 |
vychune | wrst: attempting to | 19:57 |
vychune | even though he has it on winblows | 19:57 |
wrst | i have never done that i know their packages are pretty pricey but it looks interesting | 19:57 |
vychune | no one on that staff knows what linux even is | 19:58 |
binarymutant | they don't have to know | 19:58 |
binarymutant | end users shouldn't care | 19:58 |
wrst | nope as long as it works no one cares if its running on bacon | 19:58 |
vychune | until we have a problem | 19:58 |
binarymutant | nah problems are your dept. :P | 19:59 |
wrst | ha ha | 19:59 |
binarymutant | I'm sure that staff think facebook uses quickbooks :D | 20:00 |
wrst | does quickbooks support ubuntu on the server i figured they would probably just be a red hat kind of thing | 20:00 |
vychune | opensuse opnly | 20:00 |
vychune | *only | 20:00 |
wrst | ahh ok | 20:01 |
wrst | that makes sense to me actually | 20:01 |
vychune | why? | 20:01 |
wrst | you are tying in with a lot of MS machines and OpenSUSE works well in that environment | 20:02 |
wrst | http://support.quickbooks.intuit.com/support/Articles/INF12435 | 20:02 |
wrst | looks like it should work with red hat also | 20:02 |
binarymutant | yeah RH supports it | 20:02 |
wrst | hmm i may be looking at old stuff | 20:02 |
binarymutant | for $3k a year RH supports everything | 20:03 |
wrst | ha ha :) | 20:03 |
wrst | good good point binarymutant! | 20:03 |
binarymutant | I still can't believe RH is a billion dollar business now | 20:05 |
wrst | binarymutant: no one can make money off linux ;) | 20:05 |
binarymutant | still astonishing | 20:06 |
wrst | lots o' $$$ | 20:08 |
vychune | lol | 20:09 |
binarymutant | $,$$$,$$$,$$$+ | 20:09 |
wrst | exactly | 20:09 |
binarymutant | http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pMas0tWc0sg ( ゚ Д゚) | 20:14 |
chris4585 | nothing like a nap when you haven't gone to bed yet :< | 20:25 |
binarymutant | a 10 hour nap? | 20:26 |
chris4585 | nope, more like 2 or 3 | 20:26 |
binarymutant | how you do that | 20:27 |
chris4585 | sleep in clothes and get a phone call | 20:28 |
chris4585 | ... :/ | 20:28 |
chris4585 | wb | 20:28 |
binarymutant | stoopid wifi | 20:28 |
binarymutant | I do the: "ima just lay down", blink, and it's 10 hours later | 20:29 |
chris4585 | sleep in clothes and get a phone call | 20:29 |
chris4585 | if I sleep in clothes I don't sleep as long | 20:29 |
chris4585 | amazingly though I had a pretty vivid dream in that short amount of time | 20:29 |
binarymutant | crazy sleeping habits are fun lol | 20:29 |
vychune | 1880 broken dependces | 20:33 |
binarymutant | run an update first? | 20:33 |
binarymutant | or reload or whatever suse calls it | 20:33 |
vychune | thats what im doing | 20:34 |
wrst | elijah-mbp: did you shut your lid again? :) | 20:34 |
elijah-mbp | i paid the price for sitting on the couch writing code and not paying attention to alerts. | 20:34 |
elijah-mbp | so it shut down on me. | 20:35 |
wrst | well at least you were working on your couch, and I hope everything was saved recently | 20:35 |
binarymutant | angry fist shake at the orange led | 20:36 |
chris4585 | my laptop is lucky to get a good full 2.5hrs out of it | 20:37 |
binarymutant | I think conky ruined my battery by polling every .8 seconds | 20:38 |
vychune | binarymutant: online update is what suse calls it | 20:40 |
binarymutant | ah | 20:42 |
binarymutant | I'm trying to stop myself from calling it bacon | 20:43 |
binarymutant | wrst put the idea in my head | 20:43 |
* wrst apologizes :) | 20:44 | |
binarymutant | :P | 20:44 |
vychune | LOL | 20:45 |
vychune | why bacon? | 20:45 |
binarymutant | earlier, "end users don't care if it's called bacon" or some comment like that | 20:46 |
binarymutant | it stuck | 20:46 |
Svpernova09 | netritious: virtualmin doesn't like database names w/ upper case letters. | 20:47 |
netritious | Svpernova09: I've never tried | 20:58 |
Svpernova09 | Yeah, there's something that's doing a string to lower function. | 20:58 |
Svpernova09 | The way around it is to create the database, then use phpmyadmin to rename it. | 21:00 |
Svpernova09 | Or I'm sure you could create it through mysql. | 21:01 |
vychune | me and opensuse are not friend right now | 21:05 |
chris4585 | opensuse is too bloated for my liking... | 21:14 |
vychune | chris4585: my sentements exactly' | 21:16 |
vychune | o_O why is linphone on here by defalut?!?!? | 21:18 |
vychune | now the update fails | 21:24 |
vychune | .fml | 21:29 |
vychune | crap wrong chan | 21:29 |
binarymutant | whoa https://github.com/bundestag/gesetze#german-federal-laws-and-regulations | 21:31 |
vychune | kernel panic | 21:31 |
vychune | FUUUUUUUUU | 21:31 |
binarymutant | vychune: what are you doing? | 21:31 |
vychune | was updating that failed | 21:31 |
vychune | restarted | 21:32 |
vychune | kernel panic | 21:32 |
binarymutant | sucks | 21:32 |
binarymutant | if updates fail the last thing I would do is reboot | 21:33 |
binarymutant | rebooting to fix problems is a windows symptom | 21:33 |
vychune | opensuse acts like windows | 21:34 |
vychune | so i got confused | 21:34 |
binarymutant | but its not windows | 21:34 |
vychune | it was a joke | 21:34 |
binarymutant | heh | 21:34 |
vychune | lol i got worse | 21:35 |
Svpernova09 | has anyone ever used etckeeper? | 21:37 |
vychune | ,leaving | 21:42 |
vychune | o/ | 21:42 |
vychune | bbl | 21:43 |
vychune | o/ | 23:20 |
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