[02:35] snap-l: getting around 9Mbit up. 887KB/s [11:45] jrwren: Nice! [11:45] Also: Good morning [12:18] morning [12:19] yes [12:20] rainy morning though. Was nice yesterday. Finally went to the park [12:22] I got that POST to work [12:23] I append a uid at the end inside of [], then run through all of the POST data to build models from all of the pieces [12:25] cool [12:26] Seems barbaric [12:32] I think it would be easier and more elegant if I stored each change in Javascript instead of a bulk update [12:32] But that's what the people wanted [13:06] Hey, barbarians are quite effective. :) [13:13] jcastro: are you interested in carpool to Fun with Fanzoo & CHC Woodward tonight? [13:16] jrwren: any night but tonight! [13:16] 13.04 is tomorrow, I have like 3 things I have to finish and I'm behind [13:18] lame. [13:18] but congrats on another release. [13:18] next month then! [13:20] CHC LONG tonight! [13:20] oh, reminds me. I need to get that second disk for jrwren [13:30] yes, plz bring me any disks you don't want. [13:30] for that matter, my work is having an e-waste event tomorrow, so if you have ewaste to be recycled, I can take it if it is not TOO much [13:35] * snap-l gets the unibvac out [13:35] That would have been 10x more funny had I spelled it right [13:37] 10x0 is still 0! [13:42] lol. now THAT is funny. [13:42] would have been even funnier if you had wrote ten times zero as 0x10 so we could have said, no it isn't zero, it is 16. [15:15] http://www.staples.com/Fittings/cat_CL167211 [15:16] I remember another company doing this "Let's be everything to everyone" tactic. [15:16] Comp USA [15:53] * jrwren checks github to see what vim colorscheme rick_h uses [15:54] hornet and lucius [15:54] hmm, outdated [15:55] http://paste.mitechie.com/show/948/ [15:55] is the current block of code around there :) [15:56] ty [15:56] * rick_h_ notes to push vim updates sometime [15:57] renders as ir_black with a lighter bg for me. is that bout right? [15:57] jrwren: which one? [16:00] aldmeris [16:01] jrwren: yea, kind of ligher grey and darker theme [16:01] i think i'll try torte for a while [16:01] good one [16:10] I'm using synic right now [16:11] that looks pretty good. screenshot is python example [16:11] i might like slightly higher contrast [16:11] I like it because it's terminal friendly [16:12] tend to run vim in terminal more than gvim [16:12] may this monitor is just too low contrast. [16:12] or... reloading hte vimrc isn't working correctly [16:13] or... the colors used in vimrc are just that different from the python [16:43] jrwren: you need a colorhug :) [16:52] MetroPCS is now a part of T-Mobile [16:52] all that's left is the paperwork [17:01] having a local mirror is just awesome fast. even at only 100mbit [17:01] I still don't understand why we don't have local mirrors in the WMF office, I asked and the response I got was "no, we're on a 100mbit connection" [17:02] I tested the http://labs.bittorrent.com/experiments/sync.html last night and it seems to work well [17:02] flipsidecreation: cool [17:03] very simple to share files with one or many people. [17:04] Read only, read write, and temp shares. It really is a serverless drop box [17:13] I don't know that I would completely trust it just yet but as a project it looks very promising [17:39] dooods! [17:39] I'm "sitting" on one of these: http://store.focaluprightfurniture.com/locus-seat.html [17:40] greg-g: very cool [17:41] yeah, it's comfy [17:44] greg-g: interesting [17:57] <_stink_> uh [17:57] <_stink_> does it not hurt your balls? [17:57] * _stink_ turns his head to try to figure it out [17:58] _stink_: he's a bike rider, they're inpervious at this point :P [17:58] <_stink_> ohhhh right [17:58] I just watched the video and I could see myself falling off [17:58] heh [17:58] nah, no stuff hurting [17:58] _stink_: if anything, it needs a more carbon fiber performance seat on it [17:58] its one of those really comfy recumbent style seats [17:59] recumbent seats are quite comfy [18:07] I have a TerraTrike Rover recumbent and its seat is quite comfortable. I'm thinking of adding something similar to my Hobie kayak. [18:07] Why would you want to sit on a bike seat all day? [18:08] You could just jam an apple under your nuts if you like the feeling [18:08] jhansonxi: sweet, I have a terratrike as well. [18:09] I'm planning on making a chain case for mine but haven't had time to work on it. Chain gets too grimy on gravel roads and trails. [18:10] jhansonxi: just get the chain tubes, they are simple and work well for that [18:10] jhansonxi: I think the hostel shop sells them [18:11] brousch: it's more, how can you not sit all day, but without the fatigue of standing in one spot [18:11] That's not enough. I ride in winter and have to oil to chain to keep it from rusting. It also becomes a dirt magnet. I've added a rear shield but want to expand it to a fully enclosed case. https://terratrike.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=29&t=1344 [18:12] jhansonxi: if it is getting too dirty, reduce the amount of oil on your chain. [18:12] remember, lubing is a two step process 1) apply lube... (wait) 2) clean off excess lube [18:13] too much lube with draw in dirt from the outside into the sensitive parts of the chain [18:13] The rear tire constantly dumps dirt on it so a fully enclosed case it the best solution. The only real problem is the need for a tensioner. [18:13] ah, well, that's another story ;) [18:14] Nice job enclosing the rear wheel [18:15] It's not enclosed, just a shield between the tire and chain. [18:17] After I enclose it I'm going to add a lighting system. I bought a 10Ah auxiliary battery pack (for use with cell phones) and a few LED flashlights. Just need switches and wire. [18:17] I'm also thinking about using some pipe and a tarp to make a roof so I can ignore rain. [18:20] I have some LED lights on mine http://i.imgur.com/NcMuXir.jpg [18:21] That's almost ridiculous. :D [18:22] What model is that? [18:22] Tour [18:24] This is how I bough it http://i.imgur.com/x10gQ1Z.jpg [18:25] I bought mine assembled at their store near Grand Rapids. They wouldn't sell it as a kit and the shipping cost was over $200 but they were within driving distance. [18:27] I like the Rover because it is compact (and cheap at $1250). Its square-frame design makes it easy to add a pintle mount for weapons (hostile deer, drivers that don't yield, etc.) [18:28] I bought mine used for real cheap then started doing all the custom work to it like the paint https://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash4/460789_3248088916972_1398858549_o.jpg [18:28] it was fun to build it [18:29] I'll be having plenty of fun modding mine. I just need time to plan everything out and draw it up in DraftSight. [18:30] its a fun hobby [18:31] I have blue lights on my actionbent recumbent http://i.imgur.com/MEbmGui.jpg [18:31] Yes, but time-consuming. I have a Hobie Outback kayak to mod also: http://www.hobiecat.com/mirage/mirage-outback/ [18:32] jhansonxi: Nice [18:32] Needs paddlewheels for shallow rivers. My arms are too worn out from abusing mice for paddling. [18:33] Got it on sale here (near Pinconning): http://www.franksgreatoutdoors.com/kayaks-2 [18:34] Bought it in November. Only been out once with it. Was hard to maneuver but mostly because of the snowsuit (was only 35 deg out) [18:36] flipsidecreation: Are you going to Penguicon? We could meet up. [18:36] jhansonxi: I wish I was, I already have other plans [18:38] PenguinCon is going in my calendar for next year for sure [18:39] Where are you located? I'm near Alpena. [18:40] haha (re snow suit and kayaking) :) [18:40] love it, love hard core Michiganders [18:40] Taylor Tucky here [18:40] greg-g: After spending what I did, I wasn't going to wait until spring to try it. [18:41] I wouldn't! [18:43] flipsidecreation: In Wayne county? [18:44] yup [18:45] musical hard drives! yaaaay! which one of the three is the one actually used and mounted to /home? that's the question [18:45] Any decent trails over there? The only trails I've been on in the Detroit area is the South Lyon rail trail and the Kensington Park loop. [18:46] and more yay, pulling out any means their mount order changes [18:47] rick_h: My first computer was SCSI and had one of the first Quantum 7200 RPM drives. It whined continuously. I didn't realize that was a problem until it failed. [18:52] The only problem I can see with that locus seat is I twist a lot [18:53] snap-l: it twists [18:53] so getting things out of my file cabinet would be a PITA [18:53] bah, and my only boot disk handy is a server install :( [18:53] oh, then disregard [18:53] snap-l: only been on it for like 1 hour, but it is growing on me [18:53] That's cool [18:53] I'll let you know at the end of the day [18:53] (said the guy sitting on his balls) [18:54] we're all sitting on our balls as much as I am! (pardon to the female members of the channel) [18:54] rick_h_: bring me your old musical hard drives :) [18:55] jrwren: I'm trying, but the darned things don't say which has the os on it [18:55] jrwren: and then grub went boom. So now I'm just saying screw it. I'm giong to ditch this desktop anyway so just need a usb boot so I can backup my one 3tb usb drive to another one [18:55] of course my usb boot isn't a boot, but server isntall :( [18:56] greg-g: yeah, but I have a big ball that I rest the other balls on [18:56] and in the wikimedia-staff channel we're talking about the PEN 15 error, what a day [18:57] heh [18:57] Had to look that one up [18:57] :) [19:12] :( [19:19] rick_h: smartctl will tell you the SN which will be on the drive label [19:19] jhansonxi: ah, yea would have been cool. /me notes [19:21] Also hdparm -i [19:24] jhansonxi: Do you come downstate very often? [19:24] i have to admit, I'm getting tired of hard disk failures :( [19:26] flipsidecreation: Only if a customer wants me to do some electronic prototype assembly. Mostly I do PCB design over the Internet. [19:30] jhansonxi: My parents live in West Branch, I go up there to do some biking from time to time [19:31] jhansonxi: Me and the wife are thinking about a trip to ride the trails around Alpena [19:31] This is the best in the area: http://trailscouncil.org/index.php?page=north-eastern-state-trail [19:32] I've only been as far a Posen. [19:32] There was some erosion near the Alpena side but you can detour around it on side roads. [19:32] that does look sweet [19:33] Crushed limestone. It does get soft near a small lake and there is some channels cut across due to erosion but it's nice. Just wear a head net around dusk unless you like eating bugs. [19:34] In my area I ride from Dearborn to Northville and back http://goo.gl/maps/llei3 [19:34] nice ride, all paved blacktop [19:36] Maybe I'll try it the next time I'm down there overnight. I used to live in Redford and regularly attended the MUG/MDLUG/LugWash meetings. [19:38] I used to go to the lugwash meetings, but it has been a while [19:39] Invariably, when a customer needs me on-site it's the last week of the month when there aren't any LUG meetings. [20:31] I just received an email from Boyne Mountain resort. Their golf season starts Friday and their slopes are open for skiing. That's Michigan weather for you. :P [20:34] hah [20:36] yup, sleet & rain here now [21:47] anyone help me with a dpkg-parsechangelog warning I'd like to fix? [21:47] http://paste.ubuntu.com/5599511/ [21:49] nevermind. I suck [23:48] http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814500268&IsVirtualParent=1