[00:29] woot [00:38] waat? [00:40] got irc on the nexus 10 [00:40] so party [00:45] You got a nexus10? [00:45] You braved Walmart? [00:47] yea, braved walmark [00:47] survived, just barely [00:52] I need to go buy a dang shovel tonight [00:52] Plow left a wall of crap in my driveway again [00:53] yea and shovel out jcastro [00:56] Anyone we know get blown up? http://www.woodtv.com/dpp/news/local/se_mich/royal-oak-house-explosion-022713 [01:04] lmorchard says it's by him. [01:13] IT's across from the coffee shop [01:25] orly? [01:27] put ubuntu tablet on it? [01:28] mathomastech: hi [01:28] mathomastech: party [01:28] :'( [01:53] Hellllllllllo [01:53] Yo === marc2 is now known as mathomastech [01:53] be aware! ... mathomastech [01:54] http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#userregistration === marc2 is now known as mathomastech [02:14] Hey, I'd like to know a little bit about the history of the universe. Can anyone give me an example or two? [02:14] snapl... [02:14] and that concludes the history of the universe [02:14] lesson one: [02:15] hope that helps, thanks for coming to the channel [02:15] * Blazeix slaps snap-l [02:15] the univerise is cruel [02:17] Blazeix: foo [02:17] mathomastech: Bar [02:17] bar [02:34] mathomastech: http://uploads.mitechie.com/awesome.png [03:22] "Rick Harding is a dangerous man. Sure, he may look like a harmless developer ..." [03:22] I'm gonna have to disagree with you there. He has a large, bald head and a goatee. He looks like an evil mastermind [03:24] And with that, I bid you good night [04:19] hehehehehehe [12:08] brousch: lol [12:09] morning [12:31] ayup [13:28] Morning again. :) [13:34] ayup [13:35] Sure is. Hi-ho hi-ho. Off to work we go. [13:50] Yay, new Virtualbox and a new extension download [13:51] And I think they fucked something up [13:51] doh [13:52] giving it my password, and it's complaining it can't use it [13:53] At least it'll still run with the old one, so that's a plus [14:15] snap-l: speaking of B&N http://r.bmark.us/u/9466d3ab2146b4 and that includes the holiday season [14:18] rick_h_: I knew I didn't want to click on that link [14:19] They need to concentrate on their digital sales, and getting more inventory in stores [14:20] This whole "order and we'll ship to the store" is OK for some folks, but it misses the mark [14:20] there is nothing "yay" about a new oracle product. [14:22] ok, linkedin has jumped..."Richard, see the best advice Martha Stewart ever got" [14:22] w...t...f [14:26] Unless she's asking you personally to tell her to get fucked, I'm not sure what the best advice she could give would be? [14:28] And yes, LinkedIn can also get stuffed [14:31] linkedin has sucks for much longer than just today forwrard. [14:31] jrwren_: I deleted my account [14:31] can you do that? [14:32] Yeah, they have a process [14:32] kinda like FB, I keep mine just so I can message certain people. [14:32] whether it actually deletes it is another thing [14:32] Y'know, if I can't figure out how to get a hold of you without using some service, then perhaps we need to rethink our relationship [14:33] I hung onto AIM for way too long because there were three people that I barely talked to on there [14:33] anyone done any research on salt or ansible? Been looking at both. [14:34] finally I messaged every one of them prior to deleting my account [14:34] salt can harden your arteries, so I've been told. ;) [14:34] but it adds flavor to life... [14:34] slestak: know some people using salt, not looked at ansible [14:35] context? [14:35] puppet alternatives [14:35] ah [14:35] or puppet-like alternatives [14:35] i am lookign for sth for deploying a small set of apps in a few configurations to various customers. salt looks like it woul dbe great for managing many internal servers [14:35] http://docs.saltstack.org/en/latest/topics/index.html [14:35] i knew salt sounded familiar [14:35] So we're looking for ways to make things completely ungoogleable [14:35] for app deployment? why not fabric? [14:36] not sure about my use case [14:36] fabric is in my list [14:36] slestak: Do you want the ability to deploy or update? [14:36] or both? [14:36] just deploy [14:36] i've always viewed puppet as more of a system level cmdb, like that old confdb in perl, wtf was it called [14:37] so once this code is deployed, you'll rebuild the machine to redeploy? :) [14:37] i have seen descriptions of salt as (chef || puppet) + fabric + python [14:37] slestak: interesting! [14:38] the developer is very active on g+ with weekly hangouts. lots of good info out there [14:38] http://saltstack.com/products.html <- I hate this. [14:38] updates will be managed onsite with existong methods [14:38] we are just trying to straighten up initial deployment [14:39] This gives me bulletpoint, but doesn't tell me how to use it [14:39] snap-l: but there are 4 columns! ITS ENTERPRISEY! [14:40] snap-l: http://www.linuxjournal.com/content/getting-started-salt-stack-other-configuration-management-system-built-python [14:41] i saw that. [14:41] i know either salt or ansible will be my recommendation. ansible has the benefit that it can use 0mq or ssh as a transport [14:42] both are python [14:56] cfengine is what I was trying to think of. [14:56] salt sounds like a good choice. that said, I've found fabric to be simple and awesome. [14:57] brousch: Yeah, that would a great thing... FOR THE SITE. :) [14:58] i think im going to recommend ansible [14:58] less dependencies [14:58] has ssh transport [16:17] talked to the ansible and salt people. i think ansible is def the choice. the fellow that wrote ansible is the same guy behind func and has worked on puppet [18:26] <3 https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2013-February/036537.html [18:26] I can have Debian Ubuntu please! [18:37] http://decafbad.net/2013/02/27/mechanical-keyboards-or-youre-typing-it-wrong <- Keyboard discussion in comments [18:39] OH YIPPEE! KEYBOARD DISCUSSION IN COMMENTS! [18:39] greg-g: Heh [18:39] * greg-g actually cares about keyboards, just, you know, sounds funny ;) [18:40] which is why I hate this new dell xps, the keyboard is basically a macbook air one :( :( :( :( [18:40] I actually liked the Macbook Air keyboard [18:40] and the Aluminum [18:40] It made no illusions of being a deep keyboard [18:41] I was surprised how usable the Transformer Infinity keyboard is [18:41] whats wrong w/ the macbook ari keyboard? [18:41] i love the keyboard on mine [18:42] i'm just the idiot that can't spell [18:42] Ugh, the Air has the same scissor-spring shit that the Logitech ones did [18:43] its better than the Dell desktop the customer has me working on [18:43] yea, Dell really cheaped out [18:43] Their business laptops were OK [18:43] but over time they kept getting cheaper and cheaper and ... [18:44] "Who wants to race to the bottom?!?" [18:44] well: A) bad layout and B) just feels loose