[14:18] Morning [14:18] morn [14:18] Having fun yet? [14:18] no [14:19] h8 buildout [14:19] and damn pip for not doing proper offline installs still [14:19] and ugh head cold [14:19] but other than that...party!!!!! [14:19] "Buildout is an exceedingly civilized way to develop an app." --Jacob Kaplan-Moss, creator of Django [14:19] ^ There's your problem [14:20] "Even if you are not planning on writing any custom code, the buildout approach is an easy way to install Plone in a robust, well-tested manner." --Martin Aspeli, Plone core developer. [14:20] ^ And another. ;) [14:21] Ugh, this tutorial doesn't make me a fan [14:21] http://www.buildout.org/docs/tutorial.html [14:22] It's like they stopped working on it after 2009 [14:22] yea, started back up recently in 2012 because of py3 [14:22] but the docs/etc still suck [14:22] * snap-l scrolls down to the (c) date and notices he's not far off [14:23] Not the best place to start with a head cold. [14:23] come on weekedn! [14:23] cranky + cranky = cranky [14:23] err end [14:23] hah [14:23] something like that. [14:23] mitechie math [14:23] cranky + cranky = cranky^2 [14:24] Also, <3 it when I find out about an auto process that is launching next week the week beforehand [14:25] Granted, it should have been a week and a half had I not taken yesterday off [14:25] but as is the custom, the devil is in the details [14:25] Get files from this server, do something, and then put them on the customer server [14:26] ugh [14:26] yea, testing, what surprises await [14:28] Although today's Dilbert Calendar is strangely serindipitous [14:29] hah [14:29] http://dilbert.com/strips/comic/2009-12-07/ [16:52] gah using svn!!! [16:53] It just gets better as time progresses, no? [16:57] rick_h_: How do you find these crazy projects? [16:59] we're using xapian and some library that's not been updated in March and last release was 21010 [16:59] Violent Python: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1597499579/ [17:29] Love the title [18:03] nice! Orange Squeeze updated! [18:03] Supports downloading tracks [18:44] rick_h_: you played with thoonk yet? [18:56] not at all [18:56] haven't even heard of it that I can recall [18:57] looks interesting. [18:57] AMQ like implemented as a DFA on Redis [18:58] yea, we're using redis for some queue stuff [18:58] celery works ootb with redis as well [18:58] but not used anything like this to wrap it [18:58] interesting. [18:59] yea, makes for a nice queue because it's in memory it's fast, but persistant and you can inspect the queue unlike rabbitmq