[00:06] bkerensa: how do you enable it [00:06] cjohnston: in /etc/NetworkManager/dnsmasq.d [00:07] you need to add any file that has "cache-size=x" [00:07] Ubuntu was prepared to set default to 150 [00:07] while upstream uses 400 [00:07] I have mine set to 500 [00:08] so thats 500 records it caches that it will not need to always need to do dns lookups on [00:08] but if a record changes it can still recursively grab the update data [00:08] bkerensa: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Dnsmasq looks a little more complicated [00:09] cjohnston: most of its already setup [00:09] if you "nano /etc/resolv.conf" [00:09] you should see 127.0.0.1 set [00:09] mine is 8.8.8.8 ;-) [00:09] you set that custom? [00:10] ya [00:10] :-P [00:10] cjohnston: for instance [00:11] if I dig ubuntu.com [00:11] first time it will be a few milliseconds [00:11] second time it will be 0ms [00:11] because its caches it [00:11] right [00:11] cjohnston: that wiki page looks like it was made perhaps before dnsmasq was installed by default [00:12] because it suggests installing the package [00:12] which is already there since 12.04 [00:12] the only reason caching is not on by default is because dnsmasq does not do per user caching yet [00:12] so if your on a system with multiusers [00:12] its possible I guess to manipulate the cache [00:12] and have it affect everyone [00:13] but if your the only one who uses your system you should be fine [06:21] good morning [07:15] hey dpm [07:15] dpm, I took a leaf out of mhall119's book :) [07:16] (about the donations blog entry) [07:16] dpm, is your back any better? [07:17] hey dholbach, better, but unfortunately just a bit :/ [07:17] damn :-( [07:18] * dholbach hugs dpm [07:18] :) [07:18] dpm, are your muscles cramped as well? [07:19] in that case a hot-water bottle might help [07:19] at least give you a little bit of relief [07:20] yeah, stretching helps too. I was at the physio yesterday, and I've got a doctor appointment on Thursday [07:21] and sometimes I used these patches you put on your back which go hot after a couple of minutes [07:22] they are especially good if you move around and don't want to carry that hot water bottle with you [07:22] man, I sound like a very old man already [07:28] dpm: sore back ? [07:28] hey czajkowski [07:29] yep, not sure what I did this last weekend to cause it :/ [07:29] dpm: if you can and have a shower, point the water at the area and stand there so the pressure softens the area . Avoid a bath. [07:29] dpm: if you lie down, put a pillow under your knees, it takes the pressure off your back. [07:29] thanks === dholbach_ is now known as dholbach [12:58] buenas mornings [12:58] jcastro_, good evening:D [13:13] good morning [13:14] good evening mhall119 [13:28] JoseeAntonioR, it's going to be neil patel and ivanka majic [14:50] hey popey [14:50] popey, our free ride is over on HP Cloud [14:51] can we move it back to your server? [14:51] or dholbach's? [14:51] hah [14:51] sure [14:51] but there's one going on today iirc [14:51] can someone take a copy of the essential data? [14:51] yeah, JoseeAntonioR, ping [14:51] ok, ping me whenever and I'll move it [14:51] k [15:12] hey folks... starting to hear a great deal about the removal of Unity 2D... and by hearing I suspect it is FUD [15:13] from my reading it appears that Unity is just Unity right now... not two different apps that load depending on your video card... [15:14] It is my understanding that if your video card can not do hardware acceleration Unity will use your CPU -- is that accurate? Does anyone have a link off the top of your head hat discusses this well... so I can forward this to people asking me? [15:15] cprofitt: it is accurate, yes, it will use llvmpipe to optimize OpenGL calls to your CPU [15:16] mhall119: does this raise the minimum CPU requirements? [15:17] I don't think so, no [15:17] cool... thanks [15:17] cprofitt: FWIW, Fedora/GnomeShell is also using llvmpipe to support older graphics cards [15:17] mhall119: starting to crawl inside Django a bit - planning on using that extra server for a generic Django server for a while [15:18] mhall119: that is good to know too -- most people assume this is a change that is only Ubuntu I think [15:18] cprofitt: cool [15:18] cprofitt: yeah, we're kind of late to the llvmpipe party [15:19] yeah -- just found a good link on AskUbuntu about it [15:20] the llvmpipe helped as a search term [15:20] cprofitt: http://www.mesa3d.org/llvmpipe.html has some info [15:21] http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=MTE2Mjc has a more critical look, but phoronix always does [15:28] see you guys tomorrow - need to catch a train [15:54] I have a developer on dA who's using 7z files, he's too scared of launchpad, how can I direct him in the right way to distribute his software correctly? [15:54] what is DA and 7z? [15:55] deviant art, 7z is a compressed file [15:55] oh right [15:55] ok [16:22] doctormon: why is he scared of Launchpad? [16:27] mhall119: dOESN'T KNOW HOW TO USE IT [16:28] Damn sorry about caps [17:08] mhall119: No ideas for the best guide to point people to? [17:10] doctormon: czajkowski would know best [17:11] depends where they need to start [17:11] https://help.launchpad.net/Packaging/SourceBuilds/GettingStarted [17:11] https://dev.launchpad.net/Getting [17:12] bbl going for munchables === greg is now known as greg-g [17:55] hey czajkowski [17:56] or mhall119 [18:01] That moment when you stumble into customer data for the largest tablet accessory maker in the U.S. :P [18:20] daker: what's up? [18:20] canonical's adress/tel in PM plz :) [18:21] daker: for Visa application? [18:21] yep [18:21] daker: email events@canonical.com, there may be a special address and phone number for the folks who handle that [18:22] no no no :( [18:22] i don't have time :( [18:22] ok, give me one minute [18:23] thank you [18:31] bkerensa, when you respond to my posts, can you just respond in one place [18:31] as opposed to responding the same point in multiple places [18:31] it makes it easier to have a discussion [18:32] jono: aye [18:39] jono: is it me or am I seeeing two identical posts from you on planet with two different headings? [18:39] czajkowski, you are seeing it, I edited the post and it is showing both for some reason [18:40] I am trying to get IS to fix it [18:40] ah ok [18:40] I'm also having DNs issues here so thought it was me [18:40] as they then went to the same post [18:40] np [18:52] bkerensa, I don't think shortening UDS is a money issue [18:52] if you're paying for people's flights and hotels, one less day doesn't really save you that much [19:12] czajkowski, mhall119: I think this developer needs level 1 documentation, baby steps. Links provided are far too advanced. [19:13] how baby? [19:13] "I know you've written some code, but now it's time to learn what a repository is" [19:13] heh [19:15] http://blog.launchpad.net/general/fixing-a-simple-bug-in-launchpad-a-screencast [19:15] doctormon: do they want to package stuff for Ubuntu specifically? [19:15] https://help.launchpad.net/Packaging/PPA [19:15] the help pages are pretty detailed [19:16] I need to teach more people on Ubuntu about fractal documentation writing. [19:16] czajkowski: Thanks for the great link with video, I think I'll pass on both links to the user. [19:17] np [19:17] "There comes a time in every developer's like where they begin to notice certain changes in their body of code" [19:17] s/like/life/ [19:19] doctormon: github is massively unscary compared to launchpad if you are not concerned about PPAs and bug tracking things in Ubuntu [19:19] snap-l: I like [19:20] anyone here have an extensive planet ubuntu backlog in their feedreader? [19:33] jcastro_: ping [19:34] jcastro_: already here, let me know when you're available so we can work on it [19:41] JoseeAntonioR, basically just back everything up [19:41] and then we can move it [19:41] ok, can you give me ssh access to the server? [19:55] jcastro_: ^ [20:00] http://hackntalk.org/hello-world/ say hello to my new pet project [20:01] JoseeAntonioR, oh right [20:01] one sec [20:01] sure [20:02] the mysql server right? [20:03] yeah [20:03] isn't it the same as the wp server? [20:03] no [20:03] ok, then [22:30] balloons: ping [22:39] jcastro_: moving it to Canonistack? :P [22:43] wee mhall119 got a recommandation letter from my boss :) [23:10] when its stable bkerensa ? [23:10] cjohnston: hmm?