=== spm is now known as stevemci === stevemci is now known as spm === spm is now known as stevemci === stevemci is now known as spm === m_conley_away is now known as m_conley === m_conley is now known as m_conley_away [07:02] Good morning! ^^ [07:06] Has anyone experience with calling the UO API in Objective-C? :) [07:13] Somehow, after signing in (and receiving the access token and secret) I don't need to pass the token to the API since I get proper responses even without it. oO [07:14] I mean, I sign in (OAuth) and can get my quota via "https://one.ubuntu.com/api/file_storage/v1" without passing the at with the request ... === JanC is now known as Guest57134 [08:15] Good morning all! :-D [08:15] Good morning^^ [08:23] jo^^ [08:34] If I may repeat my question, has anyone here experience with calling the UO API in Objective-C? :) [09:01] tamotsukun, you will have to wait 'til the morning in the usa, the ios developer do have that experience [09:07] Mandel, thank you. :) [09:07] I thought so, too. But I wanted to try my luck! ^^ [09:11] hi guys - Ive got a small problem - Im trying to setup my ubuntuone accoubt and I entered my email and details but it hasnt sent me a verification code - have I done something wrong? [09:15] is anyone in here? [09:15] guess not [09:15] I the USA it's still early in the morning :) [09:16] oh yeah - sorry uk time [09:16] ill ask later [09:16] ciao [09:16] ciao === trijntje_ is now known as trijntje [11:11] good morning! === eu is now known as Guest43066 [13:12] hello, all! [13:12] ls -la [13:12] wrong window! [13:12] alecu, hi [13:13] alecu, -rw-rw-r-- 1 gatox gatox 3548 Aug 3 11:35 run-tests.bat [13:13] drwxrwxr-x 7 gatox gatox 4096 Aug 3 11:35 tests [13:13] drwxrwxr-x 7 gatox gatox 4096 Aug 8 15:44 ubuntuone [13:13] ... [13:13] hi gatox [13:13] :P [13:13] I've been fighting all morning with my VPS, because quasselcore would not start :P [13:13] gatox: what's that? [13:13] ls -la :P [13:14] from u1-client [13:15] alecu: want an account on my quasselcore? [13:16] ralsina: it was my burst vps acting weird. It took 3 minutes to login via ssh, and then after trying many things, it took more than 15mins for a reboot [13:16] alecu: ouch [13:16] ralsina: anyway, I'm moving away from burst. It's been very slow for ages [13:16] alecu: and since my vps is n the same company, probably not going to be much in the way of redundancy [13:17] alecu: really? Mine has been nice. [13:17] (and as I type this, it seems to be fast now :P) [13:17] hehe [13:17] bah, fast. [13:17] not as slow as before. [13:17] alecu: sometimes it's a matter of changing nodes [13:17] alecu: you can ask tech support to move you [13:18] ralsina: does that mean pointing my dns to the new ip? [13:18] alecu, did you get my mail? [13:18] alecu: *maybe* [13:18] alecu: I think they can move your IP with you [13:19] ralsina: too much trouble :-) I'll probably move out for good :P [13:19] alecu, did an update to your branch with the basic skeleton of the callabacks and with a callback that will give you the password that the user gave [13:19] ralsina: I also have an old tektonic account that's been reliable all this years. It's more expensive, but more it's been more responsive too. [13:20] alecu: yes, I had my company on tektonic [13:20] mandel: great! [13:20] alecu: it was reliable [13:20] also, expensive :-) [13:23] mandel: ping [13:23] dobey: ping when you are around [13:24] Good morning [13:25] alecu, yes :) [13:25] ?? [13:25] Anyone here who has experience with the UO API in Objective-C? :) [13:25] ralsina: hi [13:25] mandel: I can't believe that nobody on that sprint is able to point you at what the problem with that preview that's not getting refresed [13:25] *refreshed [13:27] alecu, yes, they have no clue and other things to work on.. I know the correct generic preview is sent (from the model->title info) but have no idea where is the error, I'll keep digging since that is the last problem to solve, the rest is design [13:28] alecu, and although right now the preview is ugly (getting design specs soon) that is the last bug in the entire lens thing [13:29] mandel: awesome. I'll hook your password callback to the code that does the purchase webcall, and we are ready :P [13:30] alecu, awesome :) let me know if it makes sense, ideally you will get a HashMap with a string gvariant and can use it [13:34] Nobody? :) [13:35] tamotsukun, lets ask urbanape [13:35] tamotsukun, I think we should know [13:50] tamotsukun: both of our iOS developers are on the US, so they probably have not started their work day yet. [13:51] tamotsukun: please try asking here again in a few hours. [13:53] alecu, thank you. I will come back in a few hours! :) [13:53] Have a nice day! [13:59] mandel: I'm getting this: /home/alecu/dash/source/unity/tests/test-gestures/compiz_mock/core/window.h:25:25: fatal error: core/window.h: No such file or directory [13:59] mandel: do you have any idea what I might be missing? [14:00] alecu, which branch? [14:00] sorry, stupid question, unity one [14:01] let me check, did you merge the branch with trunk? [14:03] mandel: yes [14:03] mandel: I updated trunk before doing it [14:03] alecu, let me update my tree and take a look [14:03] alecu, might have been something new that landed in trunk, is a moving target atm [14:03] mandel: I'll try unmerging, to see if trunk has the same issue. [14:04] alecu, ok, did the vala branch compile? [14:07] alecu, I need to update compiz to get trunk building, give me some mins === wgrant_ is now known as wgrant === JanC_ is now known as JanC [14:21] mandel: how are you updating compiz? [14:23] via a ppa or compiling from trunk? [14:23] alecu, ppa [14:24] alecu, I've got it compiling yet it was complaining that I was missing /usr/share/compiz/xslt/compiz_gsettings_schemas.xslt [14:24] * mandel misses python [14:24] mandel: lolz [14:24] mandel: rotflcopter [14:24] lol [14:24] mandel: I, on the other hand have acquired a fondness for Vala. [14:25] alecu, I'm not surprise compiling and complaining are so similar words.. [14:25] mandel: as much as "programador Vala" sounds so awful in argentino. [14:25] alecu, yes, is not cpp!!! I would take vala any time over the::annoying->language.c_str() [14:25] mandel: in fact, I'm preparing a Lightning talk called "Vala for twisted programmers" === salgado` is now known as salgado [14:25] hahahaha === trijntje_ is now known as trijntje [14:26] mandel: you have yield in vala! and something similar to @inlineCallbacks! [14:26] mandel: it's awesome! [14:27] alecu, and lambdas and delegates, so yes, it is a good wrapper around glib :) [14:27] alecu, I also discovered why they use ? when it is not needed (pointers) it generates extra code to ensure that you are ready for null [14:29] mandel: I think that's backwards: it checks for null when there is no ?. When there's a ?, the null check is skipped. [14:30] alecu, when you use ? it knows that it can get a null pointer, else it does not [14:30] and you can also do int? [14:31] mandel: right, and the "checks" for null are only present in the code when there is no "?" [14:32] alecu: in the generated C yes, but valac itself has checks for when you try to pass null into an argument that doesn't have the ? [14:34] alecu: so if you try to pass null in the vala code to something that doesn't allow null, you'll get a compile error from valac, rather than waiting for the program to fail when you run it [14:35] that is why I was trying to explain and failed [14:37] alecu, anyway, getting back to work, I have no problem compiling it with the unity staging ppa and Q [14:37] ralsina: is your internet behaving today? [14:37] dobey: no, but I am in a very nice bar [14:37] dobey: it crashes every day ~9AM and comes back ~11AM [14:38] dobey: and has done that monday-friday for over a week [14:38] ralsina: one of your neighbors hijacking your connection to run a shady business for 2 hours? [14:39] dobey: it's my working hypothesis, actually [14:39] or rather, "neighbour doing something evil with an electrical device and fuzzying my phoneline" [14:41] i believe that is called brown boxing, in the official parlance [14:44] I don't think it's intentional [14:44] since the adsl modem has no link, it's completely useless for anyone, and you can't just hook another one in that line because it's uplink-locked [14:45] and if someone managed to crack a adsl modem so it works on my line it would be *much* easier to just connect to my wifi, which has the password on the name as courtesy ;-) [14:46] heh [14:48] so it would take a strange combination of genius and utter idiocy to steal my internet this specific way [14:54] ralsina: how are we doing the team meeting today? mumble? hangout? skype? teleportation pods? [14:55] mumble [14:55] my teleportation pod is at home [14:55] paradoxical, I know [14:57] ack [14:58] hi folks. just wrote nice notes for standup, before realizing it's Thursday [14:58] it gets really paradoxical with time machines. With teleportation pods things are usually more stable [14:59] mmcc: you can use them as notes for this meeting! [14:59] alecu: nah, just gonna wing it [14:59] gotta get one of those teleportation pods that teleports itself, too [15:00] yo dawg! [15:00] me [15:01] gatox: you mumble [15:01] :P [15:01] I have exactly 31 minutes of battery left :-) [15:02] assuming you're not using mumble on it [15:02] joshuahoover, thisfred: mumble? [15:02] also, you will listen some nice soothing bossa nova, since I am on a cafe [15:02] dobey: yep, let me get my headset on...one min. [15:02] on my way [15:03] all i hear is line noise from the power supply in my speakers [15:03] can anyone hear me? [15:03] very noisy [15:04] too much gain or so [15:22] for some reason mumble decided push to talk meant push to do nothing, today [15:27] dobey: are 6+ hour delays on PPA builds the standard? [15:27] or did I choose a very bad day to try my hand at packaging? ;-) [15:29] ralsina: which PPA are you building in? your own? [15:29] dobey: yes [15:30] ralsina: it might have a lower build score, so might take longer; but i had a couple of nightlies builds say "6 hours" yesterday, but didn't take that long [15:30] ralsina: it will take a while still, but it might not actually take 6+ hours [15:31] dobey: it already has been there 5:30 and says 30 minutes :-) [15:31] dobey: it's ok, I am not in a hurry at all [15:31] it's not 'normal' i guess, but some of the builders are disabled [15:31] ah ok [15:32] ralsina: part of the problem is also that some jobs which are arch-independent still only build on i386; so all the python-only code and the recipe source package creation, and translation templates imports stuff, all runs on the i386 builders; which can clog them up a bit too [15:33] anyway, need to get lunch here. bbiab :) [15:34] * gatox lunch + errands === gatox is now known as gatox_lunch [15:34] * ralsina looks at the battery... 3minutes (those are long minutes!) [15:34] anyway, lunch sounds good [15:50] mandel: did you get past the xslt issue? [15:50] alecu, yes, I compiled everything with no problem, do you have issues? [15:50] alecu, by they way, I simply copied the missing xlt from the compiz src [16:01] mandel: that seems to work. I'll have to wait for an hour for compiz to compile first :P [16:01] * alecu grabs his plastic sword. COMPILE! [16:02] alecu, is that this sword: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/a/a3/Purple_dragon_book_b.jpg ? [16:03] If you see mi going on an off it means that my nvidia drivers are going crazy due to unity [16:10] mmcc: lol. It's this one: http://xkcd.com/303/ [16:11] alecu: oh right. :) [16:16] mandel: I got everything to compile [16:16] alecu, \o/ [16:16] mandel: and I even got your screen displayed, with the info gotten from the webservices [16:16] mandel: so \o/ indeed [16:16] mandel: one thing: I can't see the input box for the password [16:17] alecu, yes, that is nux being an ass, I'm in the process of creating decoration so you can see the text entry [16:17] alecu, but is there, click between the two labels [16:17] alecu, that is the default text entry.. is between pathetic and depressing [16:18] mandel: doh, it's there, true! [16:18] mandel: thanks! [16:19] alecu, np, I spent hours thinking it was not there.. [16:19] alecu, you should be able to do the full process while I make the preview better looking and show the other previews (cancel shows the last preview for example) [16:21] mandel: yes, I'll have lunch and will work on finishing the purchase [16:22] alecu, awesome then, it seems that we are going to be on time :) [16:22] mandel: we are going to have "something" on time. [16:23] mandel: we are a long bugfixing way of having it on time :-) [16:25] * briancurtin lunch + doctor run [16:25] alecu, well, yes, we wanted to have an example on time, bug are to be expected [16:25] alecu, specially when I had to fix a lot of little things within the dash [16:26] mandel: right! [16:26] mandel: got a minute for mumbling? [16:31] alecu, sure, let me reboot to mac os x :) [16:32] alecu, give me some mins, I managed to get from one preview to another \o/ === gatox_lunch is now known as gatox [16:37] alecu, mumble? [16:40] mandel: sure, let's [16:40] alecu, ok, launching mumble [17:39] anyone currently have a mac handy to test creating a new account with the latest build? [17:39] lisette ran across a problem with PIL loading one of its C modules, but it works fine for me… wondering if anyone else can reproduce [17:39] mmcc: sorry, no, still at a bar :-( [17:42] backkkkk....... my laptop almost die :P [18:21] * briancurtin back [18:28] hmm [18:31] mmcc: do you have a link to the iconutils thing to convert PNG to icns on mac? [18:32] dobey: a link to the docs? the tool itself is just installed in /usr/bin/iconutil [18:32] mmcc: yes. so i can see what all the arguments are/etc… i don't have a mac to look at :) [18:33] ah, hrmm; may have found a useful PDF from developer.apple.com [18:33] https://developer.apple.com/library/mac/#documentation/GraphicsAnimation/Conceptual/HighResolutionOSX/Optimizing/Optimizing.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/TP40012302-CH7-SW2 [18:33] also, "Usage: iconutil --convert ( icns | iconset) [--output file] file" [18:34] thanks [18:34] the docs say that -c is also OK: [18:34] iconutil -c icns [18:35] and 'icon set filename' is actually a directory named something.iconset [18:37] yeah. thanks [18:37] and with that, brb === karni_ is now known as karni [19:58] although i cant read most of the schedule, PyCon AR looks like it's going to be awesome given the names i recognize :) [19:58] briancurtin: hopefully! [19:59] after 15 years speaking in public this is the gig that makes me most nervous in ... about 14 of those years [20:00] * ralsina goes check that 15 number... DAMN make that 20 [20:01] looks like I got older while I was not looking [20:03] my age calendar often has off-by-one errors. usually the first few months of being some age i end up saying "i'm 27...oh, wait, 28" [20:03] 27... ok, I am depressed now :-) [20:03] briancurtin: mine just stopped at 30. I'm actually 33 but I always think I'm 30 [20:04] ralsina: if it makes you feel any better, I'm 22 :) [20:04] chaselivingston: hmmm testing... nope. Now that means there is someone working here that could be my son. [20:04] how old is gatox? 15? [20:04] * ralsina feels like he's in Logan's Run now [20:05] dobey, heyyyyy... why? :( [20:05] ralsina: haha, very nice [20:05] ralsina: RENEW! RENEW! [20:05] gatox: haha :) [20:05] dobey: I think I will run away in my hovercar :-) [20:05] dobey, i'm 26 [20:05] dobey: also, knowing "RENEW, RENEW" means you could RENEW too ;-) [20:06] * dobey has Logan's Run on blu-ray [20:07] gatox: i guess it's not as fun to joke about you without mandel here too :) [20:07] dobey, yes jeejejej [20:07] dobey, mandel was really sad when he wasn't the youngest anymore [20:08] yeah [20:08] eh, when i started at HelixCode/Ximian/Novell way back in the day, i was 19. [20:15] idea: USB punching bag with LCD screen that shows the name of the technology you currently most want to batter [20:15] presently, ctypes [20:18] specifically, if you have a ctypes Structure and typo '__fields__' instead of '_fields_', it just silently works…? except, is it the right type or not? argh [20:31] * gatox eod!! see you tomorrow people [20:32] I have to go pickup my mom [20:32] will be back much later [20:56] lunch [20:57] hello everyone [20:57] im having a problem in ubuntu 12.04 x86 [20:58] its taken me a few days to get wireless internet to work, and now that i did, the system is not loading the ndiswrapper module after a reboot. [20:58] how can i force or make the system load the module after every reboot? [20:59] hi beast_, may i recommend checking out http://askubuntu.com [21:04] chaselivingston, thx ill give it a look see [21:04] beast_: np :) [21:07] chaselivingston, unfortunately, im not finding anything there.. [21:07] this is aggravating. === mmcc_ is now known as mmcc [21:08] its taken me a few days just to get wireless to work. and now it doesnt want to work after a reboot unless i manually reload the module. [21:08] beast_: are there any other ubuntu channels you could try? this channel is specifically about the Ubuntu One product [21:08] beast_: feel free to ask a question there, giving folks the opportunity to respond. http://askubuntu.com/questions/ask [21:09] briancurtin, i guess ill have to find out the hard way and type out the same question and un-numbered number of times to other people. [21:09] damnit. [21:09] thx anyways guys [21:09] adios [21:13] briancurtin, chaselivingston: if people ask general ubuntu questions in the future, just point them at #ubuntu instead [21:13] doh [21:14] eh, i need to go. gotta cut the grass^H^Hweeds before it gets dark [21:18] later === pedronis_ is now known as pedronis === mmcc_ is now known as mmcc === mmcc_ is now known as mmcc [23:49] Good evening, are there still some iOS developers around? :)