[01:33] http://paste.mitechie.com/show/853/ [01:34] http://paste.mitechie.com/show/853/ [02:15] http://www.reddit.com/r/java/comments/pghyp/homework_replace_a_word_in_a_line_of_text/c3p6jg5 [02:28] http://www.jorgecastro.org/2012/04/10/maasing-and-jujuing-with-hp-proliant-micro-servers/ [02:36] MPiccinato: yo [02:38] howdy [02:39] hey hey [02:40] hi [03:47] greg-g: https://plus.google.com/u/0/116120911388966791792/posts/BbdQiy93SCG :) [12:58] Good morning [13:01] morning [13:04] morn [13:44] http://www.audiogalaxy.com/blog/2012/12/hello-dropbox/ hello new dropbox features [13:48] rick_h_: Do you use that app? [13:49] brousch: no, just noting that it's interesting Dropbox is acquiring and that it's a music sharing service [13:49] It sounds to me like they are buying the team more than the service [13:50] still, buying a team with experience doing shared music seems interesting to a shared file service. [13:50] perhaps [13:50] Move your music to dropbox and stream from there? [13:51] right [13:51] gengerate playlists...what if they could sync across devices? [13:51] like google music? [13:51] provide apps for devices dropbox app currently works ok [13:52] yep, but with files you're already sticking in dropbox [13:53] It's a wash for me, so my usage of it would depend on whether the clients are better [13:53] right, just interesting. We'll see what comes out of it [13:53] my first reaction was surprise at dropbox acquiring anything [13:53] they've seem pretty small/lightweight to me [13:55] Haven't really branched out from their original purpose [13:56] well, there are photo albums [13:56] but yea [13:57] Tere are? [13:58] MPiccinato: yo [13:58] heh [13:58] Morning [13:59] audiogalaxy, name sounds familiar. didn't that used to be a windows music player app? [14:00] brousch: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/zqoihil451vqcl7/7Tv_wrjzO9 [14:05] Pretty bare-bones [14:05] No title, no comments, no theme? [14:12] I have had very little luck with my last 2 questions on StackOverflow. Am I doing it wrong? [14:12] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13851065/google-tv-emulator-hangs-at-google-tv-logo [14:13] heh, just doing crazy stuff no one else knows about :P [14:13] jcastro_: is the SO question expert. Looks ok here [14:13] Google TV emulator install is not supposed to be crazy [14:15] yo [14:15] that looks like a bug report. :) [14:16] Maybe, but all GoogleTV dev questions are supposed to go on SO [14:16] They closed the google forum [14:22] How do iI unload a kernel module that says it's in use? `sudo modprobe -r vboxdrv` [14:22] ah [14:22] the old dump and run [14:24] I found a hint that says I need to unload the virtualbox driver before running the GoogleTV emulator (which uses KVM) [14:25] modprobe -r? [14:25] oh you already did that [14:26] That says it's in use, but I am not using it right now. No vbox open at all [14:27] was it open previously? I'd try to reboot and -r it after a clean boot [14:28] anything else I say is pure speculation and could cause things to go boom so I'll leave you to it [14:31] Rebooting feels like giving up [14:31] working > * [14:31] doh he rebooted [14:34] Darn, still in use. Oh well [14:38] Anyone need a bike rack? https://www.dropbox.com/s/sq654ohwwuphktd/2012-12-08%2016.30.27.jpg [14:38] I've never installed it, as I've rethought how I want to get bikes from point A to point B. [14:38] Fits a DOdge Caliber and probably other sorts of hatchbacky cars. [14:39] snap-l: That photo is hurting my mind. I can't orient myself [14:40] brousch: Mission accompllished. ;) [14:54] How did you hang the box from the ceiling? And what is that crazy wallpaper? [14:55] That's in our kitchen. [14:55] I was using it to keep the cat off the counter. [14:55] lol [14:56] bike-rack-in-a-box == cat deterrant <3 [14:56] Yeah, it's enough pathetic in one sitting that I figured now was the time to get rid of it. ;) [15:37] wolfger? http://www.libertarianrepublican.net/2012/12/attempted-citizens-arrest-of-cop-in.html [15:39] <_stink_> haha [15:57] Rowan had a fever of 103 last night :( :( [15:58] ouch, that's toasty [16:02] Oh man, that is rough [16:02] yeah, he's down to 102 now (when I left home) and acting normally [16:02] I remember a couple of those. Just on the edge of calling the doctor in the middle of the night [16:02] when it was at 103, though, he was acting strange, like, dazed and just staring off into the distance not at anything specific, which is something he never does [16:03] I called the advice nurse [16:03] that's 103 under his armpit, which is somewhat lower than in the mouth/butt [16:04] they always want a butt temp from us [16:04] Roll him over and "Sorry dude. I hope you don't remember this when you're a teenager" [16:04] never done one [16:05] <_stink_> neither have we [16:06] <_stink_> greg-g: if he's acting normal at 102, then you've got yourself a tough kid [16:06] <_stink_> ours would be refusing to budge from a lap [16:07] Yeah, 100F for us is constant snuggles [16:07] Limp noodle [16:08] yea, over 100 and our guy normally gets really cuddly and sleepyish [16:15] I think I'd invest in the ear thermometer or something that would prevent me from having to take a temp in the butt [16:15] yea, we went ear [16:17] Our doctors demand a butt temp [16:18] perverts [16:19] no kidding, and a bit old school/dogmatic [16:19] I'd switch doctors, in all seriousness [16:28] It's really not that hard [16:30] Have you east siders heard of Andrew Cohee? [16:31] He just contacted me on linkedin about starting a metro detroit python dev group [16:32] Name doesn't sound familiar. [16:32] that said, I'm not great with names either. [16:32] oh hmm, when I got that I thuoght it was our CHC Drew [16:33] but don't recognize Andrew Cohee [16:33] benzinga.com? [16:33] yea, no idea there [16:33] rick_h_: You got a connection request too? [16:33] I got an invite to the py group [16:34] not linked in that I noticed [16:34] The site looks like shit [16:34] at least in w3m it does [16:34] Ah, he works with a very infrequent GRPUG guy in grand rapids [16:35] Well apparently I listened to "Surfing with the alien" with my headphones on the desk [16:35] put them on, and Yes was playing. [16:36] rick_h_: Do you want me to send him your email? [16:36] not really [16:37] http://paste.mitechie.com/show/854/ [16:37] yea, not interested right now. I personally don't have time to do more. CHC, MUG, woodworking is full [16:38] Michigan Python Pinax Group? [16:39] Now I see your hesitation ;) [16:41] Drew verlee is a mamber of that group [16:41] yea, I know Drew Verlee [16:41] derekv:'s brother [16:42] OK, well I consider you all informed of its existence [16:42] thanks! [16:46] Hm, I think this cohee guy is starting a different group. Pinax group is in Southfield [16:46] Has he contacted the MichiPug group in Ann Arbor? [16:50] It is a different group http://www.meetup.com/Michigan-Python-Development-Group/ [16:51] I know... Have they contacted the MichiPUG group? [16:51] I don't know. I'll suggest it [16:55] Hm, both groups are in Southfield [17:23] https://twitter.com/kscottz/status/279266415654105089 [17:24] yea [17:24] I remember seeing that image a while back [17:25] yea, I looked it up on wikipedia. It's a very common image used for image process testing [17:25] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lenna [17:26] Just found it interesting that she picked up a copy of the magazine itself. [17:26] but then again, it's an artifact. [17:45] https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-dM53BYp9VCI/UMoLfnw135I/AAAAAAAAoHk/eWaPsU-rVS8/s460/gifaki-gifki-smeshnye-gifki-gifki-kote_6173163875.gif [17:46] you know what, I'm actually thinking apple won in this. Google Maps is now back but now with turn-by-turn and feature par with android [17:46] they got what they wanted, iphone to have same maps/driving features of android [17:46] rick_h_: Yeah [17:47] and no one is going to remember apple's crap map app in 1 month when they buy their new iphone [17:47] heh "crap map app" is fun [17:49] Yeah, frankly I think the whole thing was overdone [17:49] It was more "OMG, APPLE MISSTEP, WWSJD?!?!?!?!!!1!!" [17:49] yeppers [17:50] greg-g: exactly, they made waves, got feature parity to shut up, and carry on [18:06] http://voices.canonical.com/ubuntuone/2012/12/13/happier-holidays-with-the-ubuntu-one-photos-update/ [18:06] speaking of photo galleries [18:07] http://ubuntuone.com/album/0K1i9ytqfPjTdmyYU98Elk for example [18:08] neat [18:09] que es? http://ubuntuone.com/gallery/0K1i9ytqfPjTdmyYU98Elk/IMG_20121207_161742.jpg [18:10] circular saw blade(s)? [18:10] heh, selling the dado stack since I've sold the table saw [18:10] yea, they stack up to create dados of various widths (grooves) for putting together cabinets/etc [18:10] ahhhhhhhh [18:11] say building a cabinet out of 1/2" plywood, create a 1/2 dado stack and then run grooves, glue in shelves, done [18:11] * greg-g nods [18:11] neat, but BAN ELECTRICITY! ;) [18:11] heh, well going bandsaw which shold be here any minute [18:12] so keeping some electricity [18:14] rick_h_: Is it just me or is the ubuntuone photos significantly slower than Dropbox's? [18:15] brousch: Not significantly. [18:15] rick_h_: That's neat. What folder do you put those in for Ubuntu One? [18:16] snap-l: so it tried to detect a folder of images I think [18:16] brousch: not just you. The app is doing some round trip stuff between London DC and AWS US and causes it to take a while to generate thumbnails/etc [18:16] they're working on some fixes [18:16] but no in place yet which sucks for a release day bad impression [18:16] Ah, so it's going across the Atlantic. That would explain it [18:18] yea, going across it multiple times from what it seems [18:18] :/ [18:19] I want to believe. [18:20] Believe what? [18:21] believe it'll get better [18:21] but performance is a typica U1 complaint [18:54] Trying the ubuntu one streaming [buffering] [buffering] [buffering] pla[buffering]yet. [18:54] granted, I don't have the best wifi connection where I'm sitting, but damn. [19:35] gotta love those 6hr windows [19:36] "we'll be there between 10am and 4pm" [19:50] ugh. [19:50] just cancel that service. [19:57] unless it is really faster internet :) [19:59] heh, it's UPS with my saw [19:59] has to come on a special lift gate scheduled delivery [19:59] down to the last hour of a 6hr window [20:03] Go sit in the driveway [20:08] hah [20:08] it's nice out today, good time to do it [20:08] rick_h_: You win. [20:57] Have any of you use rpyc? One of the GRPUG guys suggested it and it's really frickin nice [20:57] remote python call [21:06] <_stink_> wow, looks cools [21:06] <_stink_> -s [21:09] rick_h_: Um, now the hell are you going to get that in the garage? :) [21:10] snap-l: obviously, build a bigger garage! [21:10] * greg-g wants a work shed someday [21:14] http://gigaom.com/2012/12/13/guardian-kills-its-facebook-social-reader-regains-control-over-its-content/ <- It's stories like this that make me wonder where they get their numbers from [21:14] six million monthly users (how do they come up with that number?) [21:15] I always look at my Google Analytics numbers with skepticism, mostly because I know how many bots crawl my site. [21:16] If they surface the actual user accounts, and those are unique accounts, then cool. No harm, no foul. [22:17] snap-l: so got it in the garage by walking it off the big skig, crushing my foot, and walking it barely with the hand truck [22:17] now...getting it off of the little skid/unpacking is going to take some neighbor assistance [22:19] wow [22:24] rick_h_: Ouch