bkerensa | pleia2: both the links in the CC's call for feedback on the CoC are deadlinks? | 00:34 |
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bkerensa | https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-news-team/2012-September/001659.html | 00:34 |
darthrobot` | Title: [Text for the fridge] | 00:34 |
nhaines | Neither of those are dead links? | 00:48 |
bkerensa | nhaines: what do you mean? if you click them they go no where | 00:56 |
nhaines | That's because the email doesn't contain hyperlinks. They're addresses you have to copy and paste. | 01:14 |
bkerensa | nhaines: uhh idk so they are hyperlinks for me and im not the only one who has them as broken | 01:44 |
bkerensa | http://fridge.ubuntu.com/2012/04/16/code-of-conduct-update/_ | 01:44 |
darthrobot` | [404] Title: [Not Found] | 01:44 |
bkerensa | http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~sabdfl/ubuntu-codeofconduct/v2-draft/view/head:/CodeOfConduct.txt. | 01:44 |
darthrobot` | [404] Content type: [text/plain; charset=utf8] | 01:45 |
nhaines | bkerensa: yeah, those aren't the links in the email. | 01:51 |
nhaines | (Which as I mentioned, contains no hyperlinks.) | 01:51 |
bkerensa | nhaines: what are the links then? I am confused | 01:52 |
bkerensa | those are the only links I see in the e-mail | 01:53 |
nhaines | http://fridge.ubuntu.com/2012/04/16/code-of-conduct-update/ | 01:53 |
darthrobot` | Title: [Code of Conduct Update] | 01:53 |
nhaines | http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~sabdfl/ubuntu-codeofconduct/v2-draft/view/head:/CodeOfConduct.txt | 01:53 |
darthrobot` | Title: [~sabdfl/ubuntu-codeofconduct/v2-draft : contents of CodeOfConduct.txt at revision 27] | 01:53 |
bkerensa | and both Firefox and Chromium show them as hyperlinks | 01:53 |
bkerensa | well | 01:53 |
bkerensa | in the e-mail they have _ and . | 01:53 |
bkerensa | paultag> [10:02:10] czajkowski: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-news-team/2012-September/001659.html ← links are both dead | 01:53 |
darthrobot` | Title: [Text for the fridge] | 01:53 |
nhaines | No, in the email they are part of a sentence, ending in _) and in . | 01:54 |
nhaines | Mailman tried to make valid hyperlinks from the plaintext and failed. | 01:54 |
nhaines | (And "_)" is obviously a typographical error for ")") | 01:57 |
pleia2 | bkerensa: it was text for a fridge post (the fridge post has the correct links, and better formatting) | 02:19 |
pleia2 | http://fridge.ubuntu.com/2012/09/27/code-of-conduct-v2-request-for-feedback/ | 02:19 |
darthrobot` | Title: [Code of Conduct v2: Request for Feedback] | 02:19 |
nhaines | pleia2: is there a link to the wiki page discussing collected changes? | 02:25 |
pleia2 | nhaines: no, it doesn't exist yet (it'll be done in time for our meeting on Thursday) | 02:26 |
pleia2 | people are sending emails to czajkowski and she'll put it together (some of the feedback is often anonymous, else we'd just have people edit the wiki themselves) | 02:28 |
pleia2 | also, I like wikis, but I seem to be the only one ;) | 02:29 |
nhaines | Wikis have their moments. ;) | 02:29 |
bkerensa | pleia2: you have a Nexus 7 right? | 05:24 |
pleia2 | bkerensa: no (I don't have a tablet at all) | 06:05 |
bkerensa | oh | 06:05 |
bkerensa | I just ordered Nexus 7 16GB from Walmart | 06:05 |
bkerensa | apparently they are the only people selling it in the City | 06:05 |
bkerensa | :s | 06:05 |
pleia2 | weird | 06:06 |
bkerensa | and Amazon was trying to upsell by $50 | 06:06 |
bkerensa | lol | 06:06 |
bkerensa | likely because they are competing with Google | 06:06 |
bkerensa | pleia2: do you know any women open source groups/projects that take donations? | 06:06 |
pleia2 | can't you just buy one from google directly? | 06:07 |
pleia2 | http://adainitiative.org/ | 06:07 |
darthrobot` | Title: [The Ada Initiative | Supporting women in open technology and culture] | 06:07 |
pleia2 | they're the ones who came up with the template for the anti-harrassment policy that so many conferences use now | 06:07 |
pleia2 | among other things | 06:08 |
bkerensa | pleia2: I could but I wanted one by tomorrow morning :) and Google says 3-5 days with no option for overnight | 06:08 |
pleia2 | ah | 06:08 |
bkerensa | pleia2: ahh cool I am working on a like top 10 open source projects you should donate cash to kind of blog post | 06:08 |
pleia2 | cool, include ada initiative for sure :) I include a donate link on my blog | 06:09 |
pleia2 | (first time I ever have) | 06:09 |
bkerensa | Im also trying to drum up cash for Ubuntu, Mozilla and OSU OSL especially | 06:09 |
bkerensa | :D | 06:09 |
pleia2 | Debian is a good one too | 06:11 |
pleia2 | http://www.debian.org/donations | 06:12 |
darthrobot` | Title: [Debian -- Donations to Software in the Public Interest] | 06:12 |
pleia2 | (they also can process donations of hardware and such) | 06:12 |
bkerensa | yeah I got them | 06:18 |
bkerensa | and FSF | 06:18 |
pleia2 | EFF? :) | 06:18 |
bkerensa | nope | 06:18 |
bkerensa | not open source | 06:18 |
bkerensa | not strictly | 06:18 |
pleia2 | ah | 06:19 |
bkerensa | my list http://paste.ubuntu.com/1231757/ | 06:19 |
darthrobot` | Title: [Ubuntu Pastebin] | 06:19 |
bkerensa | adding ada to it | 06:19 |
bkerensa | will likely drop FSF for Ada | 06:19 |
bkerensa | I did not include Linux Foundation because I feel of all projects and foundations Linux Foundation likely is best set to get donations on its own | 06:20 |
pleia2 | FSF has questionable campaigns :\ | 06:23 |
pleia2 | I appreciate that they exist, just... meh | 06:23 |
bkerensa | pleia2: I totally agree | 06:23 |
bkerensa | and their uhh patron saint is a bit idk :) special in his own way | 06:24 |
pleia2 | hehe | 06:24 |
bkerensa | People think its bad with Mark... they have no idea what Ubuntu would be like under Stallman | 06:24 |
bkerensa | :) | 06:24 |
pleia2 | unusable for real | 06:24 |
bkerensa | heh | 06:24 |
bkerensa | pleia2: you must be excited... just weeks till Africa | 06:26 |
bkerensa | :D | 06:27 |
pleia2 | yeah, under 2 weeks now :) | 06:27 |
pleia2 | and met my chipin goal today, so I have my expenses pretty much covered (well, not my unpaid time off, but direct out of pocket things) | 06:27 |
bkerensa | cool | 06:28 |
bkerensa | I have been considering going down to South America to meet with LoCo's | 06:28 |
bkerensa | maybe Brazil | 06:28 |
bkerensa | I have a friend from college who lives there | 06:28 |
pleia2 | they speak the wrong language there | 06:28 |
pleia2 | :) | 06:28 |
bkerensa | Hmm? | 06:29 |
bkerensa | Portuguese | 06:29 |
pleia2 | yeah, not spanish | 06:29 |
bkerensa | lol | 06:29 |
bkerensa | well yeah :) | 06:29 |
pleia2 | complicates the SA trip by throwing in another language | 06:29 |
bkerensa | well so my cousin was just down there she said most people speak decent amount of english | 06:29 |
pleia2 | I'd like to visit Peru sometime, told Jose and his dad that they can hook me up | 06:29 |
bkerensa | :D | 06:29 |
bkerensa | They have one of the most remote places on earth in Peru | 06:30 |
pleia2 | there are many awesome things in Peru | 06:30 |
bkerensa | La Rinconada, Peru | 06:30 |
bkerensa | the highest city in the world | 06:31 |
bkerensa | 17,000 ft above sea level | 06:31 |
pleia2 | I want to go to machu picchu :) | 06:31 |
bkerensa | Apparently La Rinconada takes days to reach via jeep on dangerous mountain roads and you get altitude sickness the whole way | 06:31 |
bkerensa | sounds like a bucket of win | 06:32 |
bkerensa | :D | 06:32 |
pleia2 | haha | 06:32 |
pleia2 | I might skip that | 06:32 |
bkerensa | so it has 30k people | 06:32 |
bkerensa | but mostly poor people who move there to work in the mines for free | 06:32 |
bkerensa | they make a deal to work for some gold now and then | 06:32 |
pleia2 | it turns out that I'm quite happy to do the tourist thing in most places, life is short | 06:32 |
bkerensa | :D | 06:32 |
pleia2 | not quite sure what I'll do with my extra day in copenhagen, technically I'm staying an extra day to hang out with the xubuntu people, but I think I'll drag them all around touristing | 06:33 |
bkerensa | indeed life is short | 06:33 |
bkerensa | pleia2: we should do a community marathon for charity | 06:33 |
bkerensa | :) | 06:33 |
bkerensa | could raise money for ADA | 06:33 |
bkerensa | and mozilla | 06:33 |
bkerensa | and debian | 06:33 |
bkerensa | :P | 06:34 |
pleia2 | how? we already work 24 hours a day! | 06:34 |
pleia2 | ;) | 06:34 |
bkerensa | pretty much.... im sure since I dont have dreams when I do have downtime my mind is computing the next days tasks | 06:34 |
bkerensa | ;p | 06:34 |
pleia2 | haha | 06:35 |
bkerensa | so randall ross lives north of me... for some reason I thought he lived in Toronto | 06:35 |
bkerensa | :s | 06:35 |
bkerensa | I might have to go visit his loco | 06:35 |
pleia2 | yeah, vancouver | 06:35 |
bkerensa | Its only like 4 hours to vancouver from here | 06:35 |
bkerensa | my neighbor is canadian :D and from vancouver | 06:35 |
pleia2 | I was in their airport once | 06:36 |
bkerensa | nice | 06:36 |
bkerensa | Randall Ross is not on irc much | 06:36 |
pleia2 | they have US customs there, it was annoying :) | 06:36 |
bkerensa | at the airport? | 06:37 |
bkerensa | Weird | 06:37 |
pleia2 | no, he's not really an IRC person (he tried for a while) | 06:37 |
pleia2 | yeah | 06:37 |
bkerensa | I went to mexico once | 06:37 |
bkerensa | and walked in and out | 06:37 |
bkerensa | not asked one thing | 06:37 |
pleia2 | they do the same in Ireland, I didn't expect it though | 06:37 |
bkerensa | no id required nothing | 06:37 |
pleia2 | heh | 06:37 |
bkerensa | I went and shopped and had a backpack but nothing | 06:37 |
pleia2 | you have a promising career prospect as a drug mule | 06:38 |
bkerensa | LOL | 06:38 |
bkerensa | blanket mule | 06:38 |
bkerensa | :D | 06:38 |
bkerensa | I bought four hand made mexican blanks for like $5 | 06:38 |
bkerensa | and turtles made out of walnut shells :D | 06:38 |
pleia2 | hehe | 06:39 |
bkerensa | pleia2: if Ubuntu Cali needs a cloud instance or anything let me know | 06:40 |
bkerensa | Softlayer gave us a $250/mo credit | 06:40 |
pleia2 | thanks, we're using a linode that was donated at the moment | 06:40 |
bkerensa | I setup people.ubuntu-oregon.org last night | 06:42 |
bkerensa | :D | 06:42 |
bkerensa | ZNC, Webspace for Presentations and Shell for Juju Demos etc | 06:42 |
philballew | Happy Friday everyone | 18:19 |
pleia2 | hey philballew | 18:26 |
philballew | howdy pleia2 how's everything up north? | 18:26 |
pleia2 | foggy | 18:27 |
pleia2 | how're things down there? | 18:28 |
philballew | 75 degrees with sun. Ive never really liked beach weather. But attempting to pass school this year. | 18:30 |
philballew | So I quit my job yesterday. Always a good feeling... till I need money. | 18:31 |
pleia2 | good for you :) | 18:31 |
philballew | I was doing linux work till three weeks ago till they switched me to the "Windows desktop deployment team" | 18:32 |
philballew | I did not feel right with doing that... | 18:33 |
pleia2 | ew | 18:33 |
akk | Good for you. What a drag! | 18:35 |
philballew | yeah, I did learn about windows 7 though. Its better then xp with how it runs. | 18:37 |
philballew | but that is not saying windows 7 is good, just that its better then xp. | 18:37 |
akk | Seems weird that they'd switch a linux person to windows deployment if they have linux work available. | 18:39 |
philballew | true, they must have had a more pressing need for windows desktops here. Its a new school year so teachers need them. | 18:39 |
philballew | The problem with windows is you cant script as many tasks so i was having to do "post install jobs" of just clicking and un checking boxes. | 18:40 |
akk | yuck! | 18:40 |
philballew | Windows has taken so much stuff away with limiting the command line that you can not do as much as youd like, even with power shell, i still does not give you any access to the backend of gui programs. | 18:41 |
philballew | *i | 18:42 |
philballew | *it | 18:42 |
* philballew had a crumb stuck under the "t" key | 18:42 | |
philballew | so pleia2 if you could maybe in the next couple weeks just shoot me an email of everything I can do for the loco when your gone vagabonding and stuff I can do them all to the best of my ability. | 18:48 |
pleia2 | philballew: running the leadership election is the big one | 18:48 |
bkerensa | pretty cool article I found on the webz | 19:09 |
bkerensa | http://www.readwriteweb.com/hack/2012/09/meet-the-ubuntu-women.php | 19:09 |
darthrobot` | Title: [Meet The Ubuntu Women - They're More Involved Than You Think] | 19:09 |
pleia2 | yeah, I am famous now | 19:09 |
bkerensa | psh you were famous before we all know it | 19:10 |
bkerensa | ;) | 19:10 |
bkerensa | pleia2: http://i.imgur.com/HdNi0.jpg | 19:39 |
darthrobot` | Content type: [image/jpeg] Size: [773821] | 19:39 |
bkerensa | :D | 19:39 |
pleia2 | shirts? | 19:40 |
bkerensa | yep | 19:41 |
bkerensa | 40 | 19:41 |
bkerensa | :D | 19:41 |
pleia2 | ah yes, I saw on your social media x100 ;) | 19:41 |
bkerensa | well technically 43 :D | 19:41 |
bkerensa | one perk of being team lead is I get 3 :P | 19:41 |
bkerensa | pleia2: if you ever are in this area http://www.olivepit.com/ | 21:45 |
darthrobot` | Title: [Home Page] | 21:46 |
bkerensa | amazing olives | 21:46 |
pleia2 | I don't like olives :) | 21:46 |
bkerensa | oh | 21:46 |
bkerensa | well they have other things too | 21:46 |
bkerensa | :) | 21:46 |
pleia2 | (I tried, my ex-husband is italian, it drove him batty) | 21:46 |
bkerensa | pleia2: you have mosquito net? | 21:51 |
pleia2 | the ghanaians we talked to laughed about the mosquito nets and told us they were good for catching fish | 21:52 |
pleia2 | so we figure we'll buy them there if we actually need them | 21:52 |
bkerensa | pleia2: will you have connectivity? | 21:53 |
pleia2 | we're still working out lodging details, should have at least some | 21:53 |
bkerensa | pleia2: huh if I was in California I would loan you my goalzero | 21:54 |
pleia2 | I bought a purification+filter water bottle | 21:55 |
bkerensa | ahh I have one of those too | 21:55 |
bkerensa | well I have a tube | 21:55 |
bkerensa | and http://www.goalzero.com/shop/p/79/Guide-10-Plus-Adventure-Kit/1:4/ | 21:55 |
darthrobot` | Title: [Guide 10 Adventure Kit - Goal Zero | Portable Solar Power] | 21:55 |
bkerensa | I have a special prototype new version of that ^ | 21:55 |
pleia2 | ah | 21:56 |
pleia2 | I've used solar powered chargers before, they all are awful and useless :) | 21:56 |
bkerensa | pleia2: oh wow Google has added phones to Google Maps | 21:57 |
bkerensa | >.< | 21:57 |
bkerensa | you can see where cell phones are | 21:57 |
bkerensa | https://maps.google.com/maps?q=at%26t+store+near+central+park&ie=UTF-8&ei=GBxmUPvkCcXCswa6uYCoCg&ved=0CAsQ_AUoAg | 21:58 |
darthrobot` | Title: [at&t store near central park - Google Maps] | 21:58 |
bkerensa | >.< | 21:58 |
bkerensa | the small red dots | 21:58 |
pleia2 | hehe, neat | 21:58 |
pleia2 | hm, I don't see | 21:58 |
pleia2 | all I see are AT&T stores | 21:59 |
bkerensa | https://plus.google.com/112648813199640203443/posts/csfxPbY3Ba6 | 21:59 |
darthrobot` | Title: [Jan Wildeboer - Google+ - Dear Google - are all these red dots really what I suspect?…] | 21:59 |
bkerensa | idk | 21:59 |
bkerensa | red hat guy found it | 21:59 |
bkerensa | I set thousands of very small red dots | 21:59 |
pleia2 | all I see are stores and authorized resellers | 22:00 |
pleia2 | no thousands of small red dots from here | 22:01 |
pleia2 | the small dots I do see can be zoomed in and they pop up with the store details | 22:01 |
pleia2 | what does "more info" show for you? | 22:02 |
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