[00:22] snap-l: I'm uploading at 300-400 kBytes/sec, not bad here [00:29] snap-l: ugh, sorry to hear about jodee's gma :( [01:13] greg-g: Way to rub it in (re the upload speed) [01:13] greg-g: Thanks. [01:53] snap-l: hey, it's faster than what I have at home! [01:54] it's so fast, I'm trying to think of things to download/upload :) [02:31] greg-g: Grrrrrrrr. :) [02:31] Those speed tests last night made me realize that I no lonver even get 2Mbps up [11:53] morning [15:33] Good morning [15:33] yessir [16:03] http://www.amazon.com/gp/goldbox?ref_=pe_36900_27262360 <- thoughts? [16:08] 720p? [16:08] I have a 32" TV [16:08] 1080p is a dream [16:08] Min eis only 40" [16:09] Let me rephrase: The best my TV can currently do is 720p [16:09] and that's fine [16:09] barbaric [16:09] 720P is find for 32" [16:10] only when you get bigger does it become noticeable [16:10] I'm looking at it as something that can do Netflix in the living room [16:10] as opposed to the Wii [16:11] I'm not expecting much, and this looks pretty entry-level [16:11] so LT looks ok as long as you didn't want to wire it in so your wireless can take it [16:11] My blue ray player has netflix on it, so I haven't really looked around [16:11] time to upgrade to 802.11N :) [16:12] I have N [16:13] I prefer to wire in everything that can be [16:15] hi. [16:15] I just ran 1 cat6 cable and put a switch in my entertainment center [16:16] Never used the ROKU, although I did play with the WD-TV.. then returned it. [16:16] It was trash. [16:17] Yeah, the reviews of the Roku seem pretty high [16:17] and my bro-in-law has one that he seems to like [16:22] my 27" TV is 1080p [16:22] jrwren: And when did you buy it? [16:22] a few months ago? [16:22] the 1080p is really only nice when plugging in a PC [16:23] Yeah, and this is more than adequate. [16:23] It's already been one-clicked. ;) [16:23] one-click os so dangerous. [16:24] if only roku would run XBMC :] [16:31] that'd be great. [16:31] I love XBMC personally.. although I did have to drill a few through a few walls in my living room as I didn't want to bother with the wireless wrapper. [16:31] to lay down cat6 [16:41] wireless wrapper? [16:46] <3 my rokus [16:53] <3 rokus [16:53] roku with plex is lovely [17:18] i don't want to transcode. [17:18] its crazy how ahead of its time xbmc was 5+yrs ago [17:26] the roku isn't powerful enough to handle a bunch of things, so you have to transcode [17:26] keeping in mind it's like, a 50 dollar device [17:32] I'm never taking PTO ever again [17:32] fucking plumbing went wonky [17:32] seriously [17:47] Glad I bought the Roku now, as it appears Amazon's Prime Videos are messed up with the version of Chrome I'm running [17:47] Fuck you, DRM [17:49] http://d24w6bsrhbeh9d.cloudfront.net/photo/6090168_700b_v1.jpg [17:49] nullspace: Works for me. [18:13] lol @ 999 [18:56] Woo, I can has xchat [18:57] party [18:57] now to get irrsi alive and kicking (though I need need to check out weechat sometime) [18:58] pidgin! [18:59] fail [18:59] I use pidgin on windows, but it makes me grumpy [19:00] I had an irssi + screen thing going, but switched to znc + colloquy on os x [19:02] i have a sparse file which i would like to move from computer A to B. 220MB actual used, 16GB sparse expanded. Anyone have suggestions on how to move it without expanding it? [19:04] jrwren: can you split a sparse file? [19:04] I'd guess you'd get several of the large files though :/ [19:04] right [19:04] tar and zip both ignore the sparseness, so I get a huge file. [19:05] oh, maybe tar -S option [19:48] http://www.cardsagainsthumanity.com/holidaystats/ nice [19:55] lmorchard: I use weechat personally. It seems to work nicely [20:06] rick_h_: heh, awesome. I finally played it last week, hilarious [20:09] I dig weechat [20:11] rick_h_: I got that for Jill this xmas [20:11] Cards ahgainst humanity [23:15] jcastro_: It's a great party game [23:33] "Les invited you to join Rush" <- Hell yeah, but I think Neil might be upset. [23:55] rick_h_: Not going to be able to make CHC this week. JoDee's Grandma's funeral is that day.