[00:02] greg-g: portland is too big [00:02] don't go to portland. aa loves U [00:02] :) [00:02] I don't think portland is an option [00:02] somewhere we could buy land, like a decent amount [00:03] oh a farm! awesome. [00:04] yeah, farm land around AA is not cheap :( [00:05] yeah, apparently MI farmland has been going up in the last few years :/ [00:08] rick_h_: still an awesome user, right? mind sharing your config (again). I have an older one, just want to make sure I get the lastest rick_h_ version :) [00:08] I'm going to use this new laptop with Ubuntu on it as my queue to switch over [00:10] My friend bought a horse farm near that D [00:11] i was hoping to see a dotfiles, but i don't. https://github.com/mitechie?tab=repositories [00:49] sup guys [00:51] greg-g sure in a bit. Though it's probably the same. my awesome config is one I don't tweak much. [00:52] jrwren yea too much work making sure stuff is sanitized so no full dot files repo. though there is vim and some zshrc in there [00:52] slestak howdy [00:53] i asked over in #ubuntu, not getting any love. did the service name for smaba change in upstart? [00:53] trying to restart samba, and sudo service smbd restart cannot find smbd [00:53] i know samba is installed, smbtree gives me output [00:54] hmm tab complete and look [00:55] can also look in the upstart dir. /etc/init? somewhere in there [00:55] lemme take a look, i thought upstart moved stuff out of init.d so i didnt trust that [00:56] not init.d but init or something in there. [00:57] hrm, im sorry. i did _not_ have it installed. assumption is a terrible thing [00:57] doh [00:58] i thought since i had an /etc/samba/smb.conf that i surely had samba installed [01:03] slestak: smbd and nmbd [01:05] rick_h_droid: gotcha, thanks, I'll just do some testing tomorrow/later this week (ramping up is *hard*) ;) [01:05] greg-g yea but good time to do it [01:06] * greg-g nods [01:06] especially since I can't stand Unity, and GNOME Shell isn't well supported :) [01:58] Evening [01:58] Having fun editing an interview together [01:58] hiya [02:00] Hello [02:00] ? [02:01] i was just responding to snap-l's "evening" [03:15] who has two thumbs and a no questions asked ubuntu iso that will completely wipe a server and put ubuntu on it just by booting the cd/usb? [03:16] nice [03:16] entire install and first boot to login prompt in 3:30 [03:16] that minutes and seconds, not hours and minutes :) [03:19] <_stink_> hah [03:19] I thought it was bushels and hectares [03:19] its fast when its all SSD and a VM [03:19] could be stone/lb [12:23] Good morning all [12:25] party [13:32] http://loco.ubuntu.com/events/ubuntu-michigan/2249/detail/ [13:33] coolio [13:34] kind of cool Glass video put together: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=v1uyQZNg2vE [13:34] If anyone wants to schedule up a hangouot for the GJ, please feel free to add an event, or if you can't add an event, please let me know and I'll add it for you. [13:54] http://www.reddit.com/r/fossworldproblems/comments/18ttyq/i_want_to_watch_porn_but_i_cant_get_alsa_to_only/ [14:49] http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=Gl1_FdmJZ-M# <- Something to consider for your newfound front-end designs [14:50] rick_h_: ^^ [14:55] wait a second, this has nothing to do with zerg. how disappointing [14:55] Even more disappointing is I think they're serious [15:10] The Oakland mirror is severely behind [15:11] My laptop was using that server. i just switched to the US server, and I have 625MB of files to download [15:25] snap-l: lol [15:26] man I can't finish that video [15:31] http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=Gl1_FdmJZ-M# [15:31] Bah, [15:31] https://blogs.oracle.com/henrik/entry/oracle_jdk_7u15_and_6u41 and https://blogs.oracle.com/henrik/entry/java_6_eol_h_h [15:31] Apparently Java BSE (Broken Sandbox Edition) is the only supported version [15:31] Are you kidding me? 13 came out like 2 weeks ago and I never saw 14 [15:32] Java is fucked, m'kay? [15:32] I don't know what they did to Java 7, but apparently the sandbox is now a colander. === slestak_ is now known as slestak [16:08] Gr, upgrade borked the OS [16:09] UEFI == U Expect Failure Installing [16:11] bork bork bork [17:55] how do you guys work at canonical? [17:55] getting 503's here and slow response: https://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-branches/ubuntu/raring/usb-creator/raring/files/head:/usbcreator/backends/ [17:58] jrwren: They use the private portal, of course [17:59] they all have a local copy of LP running on their laptops [18:00] it's the hidden secret that LP *actually* federates [18:01] jrwren: heh, sometimes faster to bzr branch than to browse. loggerhead sucks [18:14] loggerhead was great for showing branch differences on small code differences [18:14] I couldn't fathom it actually doing large changes. [18:18] ok, everyone must go watch the daily show from yesterday. This spot on the russia dash cams is cracking me up [18:18] OMG that was just great [18:19] i just wish browsing with loggerhead was as fast as github [18:19] *just* wish :P [18:20] I gotta say I'm a little disappointed that rick_h_ hasn't converted Canonical to git yet [18:20] +1 [18:20] because I'm a loser, get over it [18:20] that is one of the last words i'd use to describe you [18:21] Maybe if you spent less time working wood and more time pimping git, it would be done by now [18:21] yea, priorities...I suck :P [18:23] There are only so many rocks to push up the hill [18:24] * snap-l will now call rick_h_ Sisyphus. ;) [18:25] without the deceit bit [18:26] " He also killed travellers and guests" so who's coming over for my birthday? hah! [18:26] heh [18:26] "come to my woodshop" [18:26] "... and over there is chippy" [18:27] "chippy hates bad people" [18:28] "he eats bad people" [18:29] I've been reading too much WoT lately. All I can think is that the Aiel would love this idea of a boulder that can never be pushed to the top. [18:29] and waldo's not here to appreciate it damn [19:23] i'm adding an answer to this which is absolutely INSANE! http://askubuntu.com/questions/21303/create-usb-installer-from-the-command-line [19:24] where WoT is Wheel of Time ? [19:33] whose got two thumbs and just wrote usb-creator-cli in an hour? [19:36] Didin't know you had two thumbs [19:36] s/two thumbs/only two thumbs/ [19:38] rick_h_: you know evan.da? [19:38] bzr blame says he writes old style classes :p [19:58] http://askubuntu.com/a/258954/1668 IM CRAZY! [21:42] in vim, does anybody know of a way that "4 Shift+V" in vim would visually select 16 lines? [21:42] i mean, it's not a valid command, normally, should just enter visual line mode [21:43] but on this machine " Shift+V" is selecting 4N lines [21:43] can't figure out if there's some weird arcane vim setting i'm missing [22:11] Damn machine keeps locking up for no reason. [22:12] Moved my USB keyboard to PS/2 so homefully I can give it the vulcan nerve pinch to see if I can get it to tell me what the hell happened [22:23] Blazeix: that's weird - is it always 16 lines? [22:24] I just tried it, and any number goes the the EOF [23:24] so, when's Ubuntu going to finally migrate to the better wiki engine? http://ryandlane.com/blog/2013/02/19/openstack-wiki-migration/ [23:24] jcastro, rick_h_ ^^^ ;) [23:38] the will is there [23:38] the time and resources, not so much [23:44] good the will is there, cuz man, moinmoin is a pain [23:44] I know dude [23:45] It turns contributors away [23:45] however [23:45] As we start to dogfood on OpenStack ... [23:45] moving to MW with our awesome MW charm on production [23:45] would be an awesome win [23:45] so I've just sent a mail to Robbie asking if I can investigate [23:46] ahh, nice [23:47] any idea the state of moin->MW tools? [23:47] honest to god question, jcastro, juju for major scale sites (eg: 5th more visited in the world): inherently not a good idea, or not? I imagine there is so much custom stuff here at WMF that it wouldn't make sense in any real level deployment way, but, what do you think? [23:47] jcastro: given Ryan Lane just migrated the OpenStack wiki to MW, I assume "usable" [23:48] * greg-g is forcing himself to ask the dumb sounding questions [23:49] greg-g: we're redoing the charm based on the deployment recommendations from MWF [23:49] so yeah, I do want to go there [23:49] and I want to present this to MW at some point [23:49] whoa, really? [23:49] yeah dude! [23:50] We're not making this tool for rick's blog, this is high end stuff yo [23:50] so, uh... is this discussion happening somewhere I could follow along? [23:50] just not right now. :) [23:50] no [23:50] I haven't approached anyone yet [23:50] * greg-g nods [23:50] because the charm is not finished yet [23:50] but marco is working on it [23:50] we can do all sorts of shit with it though [23:50] http://jujucharms.com/charms/precise/mediawiki [23:51] slave db's, memcached, etc. [23:51] it's all there [23:51] we just need to get it finished enough to be like "ok, now check it out and tell us what sucks" [23:51] if I came to you too early it'd be like, "nice try castro, give me something real." [23:51] :) [23:51] yeah, so, did you see what my new role is? [23:52] http://lists.wikimedia.org/pipermail/wikitech-l/2013-February/066672.html [23:52] LOL [23:52] so what you are saying is [23:52] you're the guy to talk to anyway [23:53] haha, not completely, but yeah, I'd love to be a noisy on the discussion [23:54] yeah so tldr, the Go rewrite of juju is almost done, so give it maybe 6 months before seriously looking at it. Though the charm you can start to rip apart as soon as marco finishes it RSN. [23:54] awesome [23:54] we're dogfooding all this stuff anyway, but I'm not quite yet comfortable telling people to play with it yet. [23:54] but afaik we have guys in Canonical with access to your openstack stuff anyway where they can test stuff [23:54] so it's probably just a matter of getting the conversation going [23:55] but man, I'm going to ask Ryan for all the migration details at ODS [23:55] I would love to moin -> MW/OpenStack/Juju [23:56] greg-g: are you coming to scale? [23:56] no :( [23:56] I probably won't be doing much travel initially [23:56] shit... forgot to submit something... one sec... [23:57] (re travel to a hackathon in Amsterdam) [23:59] done [23:59] and time to go home :) [23:59] * greg-g does the 8-4 shift, because of, you know, Rowan [23:59] jcastro: but, there are WMF people going