[00:24] Aren't they doing any hiring around that stuff? [00:26] on the phone stuff? I'm not sure. We're kept pretty seperate [00:27] would just be whatever is on the online jobs listing [00:36] https://dl.dropbox.com/u/9058804/stomp.mp3 [00:36] TOok some samples from a record that i recorded for a co-worker [01:51] i keep finding laptop ram [01:54] Wis it old laptop ram? [01:54] derekv: [01:58] derekv: If it's PC133 144 Pin and you don't need it, let me know, please. :) [02:12] I pretty much started throwing away anything that old [02:12] I'll let you know if I see anything [02:12] its all so-dimm [02:16] Hmm. [02:16] Yeah, if you find anything liek that, let me know. My printer takes that memory. [11:54] boooooo http://r.bmark.us/u/741a605f4eb6bd and morning [12:42] rick_h_: Well that was uneventful [12:58] snap-l: ? [13:08] dammit, two spaces FML [13:09] rick_h_: re: the webos tenure at HP [13:09] brb [13:09] ah [13:09] Good blog post on Make http://bost.ocks.org/mike/make/ [13:12] I had not been using it like that [13:12] brousch: like what? automating things? [13:13] I use it to automate, but as a series of commands. I haven't used starting with missing or changed files [13:13] ah, yea the missing/changed files is what makes it best [13:14] rebuild your css files only if the .sass file has changed or the .css file is missing [13:14] You use sass? [13:15] yea, bookie is sass. New work project is less though [13:15] https://github.com/mitechie/Bookie/blob/develop/bookie/static/css/readable.scss [13:16] It always feels like overkill when I start a project, then I get half way into it and think, "Damn, I wish I had Sass now" [13:16] heh, yea. Definitely one of those 'just use it' [14:27] Hopefully the new Leopold will be arriving today. [14:28] At least this time it says it's on a truck. [14:28] that's a good sign [14:28] Yeah. I'm taking a risk and using the keyboard from home here at work [14:28] going to use the new keyboard at home. [14:28] cool [14:29] http://metal-libre.org/2013/02/metal-libre-org-origins.html [14:29] Metal music compilation [15:38] * rick_h_ wants usb3 for the touareg. Idling in the driveway for 2hrs sucks [15:39] ? [15:40] Copying things to the internal drive? [15:40] yea [15:40] 9 more GB of music today [15:40] after 4GB yesterday [15:40] have to burn dvds and then copy off the dvds [15:40] Ugh [15:40] so takes forever to write the dvd, then another foreven with the car running in the driveway while it copies over [15:41] At least it can read DVDs [15:41] but once it's loaded can use voice to play albums vs pulling out the phone and hoping I've got a decent mobile connection [15:41] yea, it can also do sdcards and I wonder if that would be faster, but I don't have one any more. Only sdcard adapters [15:41] I have an SD card adapter for micro SD [15:42] and some microSD cards [15:42] LMK if you want me to bring 'em to CHC [15:42] naw, I've ordered a 64GB sd card to use in the future for things [15:42] I have the monster 32GB card that JoDee had in her HTC [15:43] Will that show before Wed night? [15:43] yea, tomorrow hopefully [15:43] kk [15:43] but once I get done with these 3 dvds I'll be done for now [15:53] You don't own a SD Card? [15:53] I have about 10 of them [15:53] Too bad +1s on a comment can't be traded in for anything useful. I got +23 on a comment in an IDE thread for "just use vim" [16:02] https://twitter.com/mortice/status/306055627350896640 lol [16:04] How they know? [16:19] snap-l: got any microSD cards you don't want or need? [16:19] i only had 1 SD card for my camera. Then I got a raspberry pi and an mk802 :( [16:21] jrwren: How's your mk802? I have the Plus [16:21] i have not used it much. [16:21] android on it sucks. [16:21] jrwren: Unfortunately not at the moment [16:22] the wifi on it really sucks. [16:22] getting linux onto it was nontrivial and I've not invested the time to revisit [16:22] I do have a 16MB SD card if someone wants it. :) [16:22] a little too small for linux. [16:22] i have a 64MB :) [16:22] Came with my camera [16:22] I thought the Android was OK. I was mostly using it for Netflix [16:22] I think it would have been better had they just put in a slug [16:24] i don't do netflix. although it would be fine for that. [16:24] lack of good remote is a problem for me with mk802 [16:25] Sucks that the droidmote thing wasn't in the kernel [16:25] everyone ready for snow tomorrow! wheeee 6+" come on [16:25] and i'd need another android device for that. [16:25] i don't have another android device [16:25] rick_h_: Don't remind me [16:26] Have a board meeting tomorrow [16:26] jrwren: As for Linux, this seems really easy to me https://www.miniand.com/forums/forums/development/topics/install-ubuntu-linux-12-04-now-including-droidmote [16:26] Does it use LIRC? [16:31] brousch: sweet, thanks for that. [16:31] brousch: right, but I need ANOTHER android device to control it. i don' thave that. [16:31] Then you're doing life wrong! [16:31] exactly. [16:31] android sucks and I shouldn't have bought it. [16:32] but I'll get linux on it, and it will be awesome. [16:32] linux is just a kernel [16:32] and android runs it [16:32] bullshit. [16:32] or rather: yes, I know, and android is one of the shitties linuxes I've ever used. [16:32] haha [16:33] thank you [16:33] yw [16:33] I pretty much agree. [16:33] apple's iOS has a nicer userspace than android [16:33] and its not linux. [16:34] i really hope ubuntu phone/tab destroy's android. [16:34] its technically superior 100X :) [16:34] the way I'm beginning to think about it is that linux can never succeed in the consumer market because if it does, no one will call it linux. [16:34] on the one hand, the consumers who don't give a shit won't call it linux because they don't care. [16:34] /me holds back from the android is not linux rant... [16:34] on the other hand, the people who love linux won't call it linux because it doesn't have that late 20th century BDSM feel. [16:35] we're finally to the point where, once again, RMS is right, though not necessarily for all the reasons he or anyone used to fight about. [16:36] the bit about the name is a distraction. [16:36] I think it's very defensible to use "linux" as a figure-of-speech for the whole magilla. [16:36] so, that's not what I'm talking about, in case that gets anyone's hackles up. [16:37] Frankly, I couldn't care less what you call it; as long as it has a GNU toolchain and a UNIX-like OS, I'm happy. [16:37] * dzho nods at snap-l [16:38] snap-l: which android definitely does not. [16:38] quite right. [16:38] denying it is linux though ignores the fact that android-like considerations are leaking over into the mailine kernel. [16:39] jrwren: I thought it used busybox under the hood? [16:39] But Ubuntu tablet is running Cyanogenmod [16:39] snap-l: it's call toolbox, and it is deliberately not busybox, because busybox is GPL [16:39] Ah [16:39] You can install busybox [16:39] * dzho sees snap-l should have gone to Mike Kasick's talk at OLF2012 ;-) [16:39] snap-l: it might, but its not gnu libc. its not gnu coreutils and its not anywhere close to DFGL or any other fs layout i've seen [16:39] brousch: you can install lots of different busyboxen [16:40] dzho: Was busy personing a booth. ;) [16:40] the " [16:40] the "android-like considerations" leaking into mainline kernel is usually great. I love better power management [16:40] jrwren: so, you're a fan of the Poettering project? [16:43] never heard of it [16:48] I guess not strictly in-the-kernel as I thought. [16:50] I'm sort of conflating this http://bsd.slashdot.org/story/11/07/16/0020243/lennart-poettering-bsd-isnt-relevant-anymore and http://www.h-online.com/open/news/item/GNOME-developers-plan-Linux-apps-1798691.html [16:50] the common theme there more being GNOME and what I'm guessing are their Android inferiority complex [17:10] jrwren: it's funny, though, there's no mention of GNOME at all in http://www.kroah.com/log/linux/af_bus.html [17:47] snap-l: so there, now completed loading 3dvds of music [17:47] just about an hour per disk lol [17:57] http://arstechnica.com/security/2013/02/javas-latest-security-problems-new-flaw-identified-old-one-attacked [17:57] rick_h_: Awesome. [18:38] sprinting sprinting sprinting [18:47] greg-g: sprint! [18:49] rick_h_: 2nd week onboard and it's an all hands in the office for ops/platform [18:49] I HAVE SO MUCH TO LEARN! [18:49] E_TOO_MUCH_TO_LEARN [18:49] greg-g: good, you won't be bored [18:49] if you're not swimming over your head just quit :P [18:50] :) [19:00] heh [20:41] Keyboard delivered. Yay! [20:41] Now I can also get rid of these damn Windows keys. :) [20:46] snap-l: what'd you get? [20:47] Leopold Cherry Black [20:48] also 2 sets of the blank Windows keys [21:34] LSB is what I was trying to think of. [21:34] android is NOT LSB [23:54] Yay, new keyboard. :)