[00:17] not looking forward to this 45min drive :( [00:48] http://schiit.com/ [00:55] awesome [01:23] where is everyone? [01:23] jrwren: back of the shop [01:23] taking a nap? [01:23] there is a back? [01:44] https://plus.google.com/u/0/+AdeOshineye/posts/eZAuPA2JH5U [01:58] the response http://bigjools.wordpress.com/2013/04/24/error-handling-in-go/ [01:58] the original http://blog.labix.org/2013/04/23/exceptional-crashes [11:43] Good morning [11:43] morning [11:50] OMG! the backup finally just stopped [11:50] lol "18152994.43 bytes/sec" [11:51] 1059642061750 bytes received [11:53] doesn't say how long it actually spent in transfer though [12:01] That's what the time command is for. :) [12:03] well I should have thought of that a day ago :P [12:05] Yeah, hindsight and all [12:05] BTW: It's bring your daughters and sons to work today [12:05] snap-l: ooh, fun day [12:06] having a typing contest :) [12:06] Apparently there's still a legend 'round these parts about the typing contest. :) [12:06] http://www.wordsperminutetest.com/ [12:06] :P [12:06] I was introduced as the rick_h_ replacement [12:06] I corrected, and said I was the rick_h_ dilletante. ;) [12:06] lol, you must compete in my stead! [12:08] Yeah, not happening. :) [12:08] It'd be like watching walker races at the assisted living facility. [12:08] those can be entertaining [12:13] Raring Ringtail is released. [12:16] loading Raring Ringtail then sudo apt-get remove unity-lens-shopping [13:39] I can see greg-g on this https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=bJXXckWLc0E#! [13:42] brousch: wow [13:42] glad its not bring your daughters and sons to work today here. my daughter is home sick :( [13:44] jrwren_: Work from home! [13:44] running do release upgrade :) [13:44] brousch: a great idea! [13:45] i don't work from home much though. I'm a lazy mofo and keep work at work and play at home. [13:52] oh sweet, network manager may be going away: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/client-1303-converged-network-stack [14:06] As long as things don't break, I'm OK with whatever they use. [14:28] crap... new tmux with protocol version change. AFAICT i can't upgrade the the tmux package to raring without entirely reseting tmux :( [14:29] What did they change? [14:29] https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!topic/iterm2-discuss/B2ZXG-_WZE8 [14:29] Ah [14:32] wow, smosers name is all over the change logs for new raring packages. isc-dhcp and kmod. well done smoser [14:36] :) [15:03] Saucy Salamander? [15:04] http://www.saucysalamander.com/ [15:06] I was hoping for Sensual Sasquatch [15:30] oh yeah, today's the official bring your kids to work, oops [15:31] I am skipping that holiday as well too [15:32] is it? [15:32] crap [15:32] that explains the short person around here [15:32] seriously I heard some kid over on the other side of the cubefarm [15:32] why would I bring my kid here? to watch me type? [15:33] good thing they don't exist [15:33] snap-l: fyi, my coworker used your ting referral code [15:34] Blazeix: Awesomesauce. Thank you! [15:34] My kids come to work with me from time to time, not much work gets done [15:34] Yeah, I'm having headphone appreciation day. [15:34] I'm still tossing around the idea of Ting. Not sure if I'm in contract now or not,a ctually, should check that [15:34] but then I think I might not be able to use the phones at work. That's a bit of an issue [15:34] Not that I mind, but I have a rare bout of focus that I'd like to hold onto [15:35] ColonelPanic001: Simple test: How does Sprint service work in your area? [15:35] brousch: waaaaay too tall for me, that stuff scares me [15:35] never been on sprint, beats me [15:35] ColonelPanic001: ask around. [15:36] UnFixed: didn't you change to Ting? How is it in MidTown? [15:36] I know that requires that "hyoo-man con tact" but... ;) [15:36] I guess you wouldn't know for Downriver [15:36] snap-l: nonsense, that's what SMS is for :) [15:36] heh [15:36] Sprints pretty good in midtown [15:37] ive always got a decent signal [15:37] HOWEVEr [15:37] i there isnt any LTE for sprint in detroit yet [15:37] Or 4G [15:37] so 3G [15:37] tmobile's HSPA+ was faster [15:37] but honestly, i dont notice it much. [15:37] Yeah, just saw an announcement that several spots in Indiana were getting LTE [15:38] I'm sure the cornfields will appreciate the enhanced data [15:39] Bay City, MI [15:39] http://www.androidpolice.com/2013/01/16/sprint-announces-28-new-lte-markets-going-live-in-the-coming-months/ [15:39] yeah [15:39] Saginaw, MI [15:39] ting mentioned it on their blog also [15:39] Last I saw there weren't any MI locations, so this is an improvement [15:40] Should I ever leave the house and decide to head to Bay City or Saginaw [15:40] I don't really care about 4g, etc. I use wireless networks around here anyway [15:40] and all I do as far as data on the phone is reddit anyway [15:40] reddit/email [15:40] Yeah you should be OK [15:41] yeah [15:41] Only gotcha I had with Sprint is my neighborhood is the dead zone for every carrier [15:41] and working on campus, wifi is everywhere [15:41] TMo, AT&T [15:41] I think Verizon as well [15:41] my only gripe is some parts of my house get a spotty signal [15:41] top floor is fine [15:41] and i dont have a landline [15:42] its not awful [15:42] Yeah, we have to keep our landline [15:42] but can get choppy call quality in the worst spots [15:42] Thought about getting the Airrave [15:42] I don't call people anyway [15:42] i dont want to pay for the airrave [15:42] not worth the price to me [15:42] ColonelPanic001: So tell me again why you're getting a phone? [15:42] Quality Reading on the toilet? [15:43] now and then, people call me [15:43] and Text messaging [15:43] and reddit [15:43] ColonelPanic001: are you looking at ting? [15:43] i have not read scrollback [15:43] not seriously, but it does sound enticing [15:43] as in, cheaper [15:44] ColonelPanic001: Honestly, Ting makes sense for you [15:44] the less you use, the less you pay [15:44] well [15:44] yeah, UnFixed mentioned that once - that is pretty nice [15:44] thing is [15:44] he can use work phones, since hes in a group that does android dev [15:44] (https://z6oc11q87.ting.com/ <- my referral code) [15:44] but [15:45] if you go with ting, you're tied down to your phone [15:45] its not like GSM [15:45] Right, it's a Sprint-only device. [15:45] where you just switch out your sim card. [15:45] whut [15:45] you have to use your sprint/ting phone [15:45] Sprint and Verizon are CDMA-based. [15:45] How very vendor-locky-in of them [15:45] and they're incompatible with each other. [15:45] yes [15:46] though iirc, cdma actually has a lot of benefits over gsm [15:46] anything I'd notice or care about? [15:46] However, if you're not planning on doing travel, and aren't one to switch phones all the time, it might make sense. [15:46] no [15:46] I don't travel much, and I switch phones, but not commonly [15:46] and that's because they're not mine [15:46] it's not a deal-breaker [15:48] so [15:49] my billing period ends in 7 days [15:49] and im currently at $15 [15:50] nice [15:50] * ColonelPanic001 sends text messages [15:50] i actually have very little sms usage [15:51] i text almost exclusively through google voice [15:51] which is just data [15:51] ive got another 80 messages before i get changed for mroe [15:51] ive used ~20 [15:51] and most are probably from _stink__ [15:53] I can send 80 SMSes in a week [15:53] time to increase your bill [15:53] D: === _stink__ is now known as _stink_ [16:58] So, how about that afternoon? [17:03] hi [17:03] afternoon is okay [17:03] not here yet [17:03] Penguicon tomorrow. You doing your traditional "record an episode at Pcon"? [17:05] so have I missed anything today? [17:05] * rick_h_ looks up for the first time since this morning [17:10] rick_h_: Apparently 13.04 was pinched off. [17:14] gross [17:15] oh yea. that was today? :P [17:15] greg-g: You just chose to take it that way. ;) [17:15] nice [17:16] Shuttleworth pinched off a loaf of Linux [17:16] no jokes about kernels in it [17:16] snap-l: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/pinch_one_off [17:16] KORN! [17:17] greg-g: I said "pinch off", as in the floral sense. [17:17] oh, it's fragrent [17:17] (yes, I had to look that corner case. ;) ) [17:17] :) [17:19] wtf are you people talking about? [17:19] nothing [17:19] jrwren_: lemur scat [17:19] gross [17:19] and we now know one of brousch's hobbies [17:23] and much to my disappointment 13.10 is being called Saucy Salamander and not Sexy Sheep [17:23] i wanted slimy succubus [17:23] flipsidecreation: Are you from New Zealand? [17:24] Irish heritage [17:25] I'm hoping for Tantalizing Tarsier. Tarsiers are my favorites [17:27] so much potential when they come back to "F" [17:28] brousch: I got it, don't worry [17:31] wait, Canonical is using "ubunt.eu" as it's shorturl domain? I.... uh.... [17:39] Probably because .tu would make Canonical part of some export restrictions [17:40] Assuming it even exists. ;) [17:40] Hah, it doesn't. [17:41] Maybe Canonical could buy a country and apply for the .tu domain? [17:41] TLD rather? [17:43] snap-l++ [17:49] So, who got their WWDC tickets? [17:49] Apparently they're going for Code Mash levels of not-getting-a-ticket. [17:55] I feel like I should hold a conference called WWCD down the street from there the same week, for the thousands of people who couldn't get tickets to WWDC. [17:57] World Wide Convention Dyslexia? [17:57] HA! [17:59] devinheitmueller: OK to post that to the intertubes w/ your name on it? [17:59] Be my guest. :-) [17:59] posted. :) [18:09] i think WWDC is about 10 times bigger than codemash, but I could be wrong. [19:16] heya, anyone in here know an example of where a FLOSS project's community "elects" (for some value of elect) the release manager for the next X period of time? [19:16] I was told django and python do, but I can't find any documentation on it. [19:16] I believe Xorg does/did [19:16] I think they rotate and choose at their conference [19:16] OpenStack does, through the Tech Committee [19:16] greg-g: I don't think Python elects [19:16] jcastro: cool [19:16] If they elect, it is just core devs who vote [19:17] brousch: that's acceptable (I'm just looking for examples) [19:17] I don't know the details, but I remember them (Xorg) announcing things like that on the mailing list. [19:17] jcastro: coolio, I'll take a look [19:18] greg-g: http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.comp.python.devel/127733 [19:19] brousch: hah, thanks [19:32] http://www.ismytwitterpasswordsecure.com/ [19:32] Ha [19:33] Dam it! it won't let me check! [19:33] turn off javascript and try it. [19:34] * greg-g viewed source on that page when he first saw it [19:50] jcastro: what happened in March that caused the number of open blueprint items to jump so much? http://status.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-raring/ [19:50] the whole "rolling release fiasco" was in feb [19:50] lol, fiasco? [19:51] the email that Steve L sent suggesting the move to a rolling release that caused a lot of uproar [19:51] http://status.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-raring/group/topic-raring-unity-apis.html seems to have hur but it's 13.10 for some api/backend stuff? [19:53] rick_h_: yeah, looks like that's the only group that jumped in March [19:53] blame it on Unity [19:53] ;) [19:53] works for me! :) [19:54] but... [19:54] on the unity one, the jump was only like 20 work items, on that big overgraph, it's hundreds [19:54] greg-g: yeah I think all the mir/unitynext crap got piled on [19:54] oh, MIR! [19:54] right! [19:54] that makes sense [19:54] that + moving to 3 month UDS cycles confused everyone I think [19:55] I have no idea what the status of my raring items are [19:55] I moved them all over to 13.03 [19:55] * greg-g nods [23:31] Crap. A 2 year old SSD just died on me [23:31] :( [23:31] Gonna be a fun night installing windows [23:33] hm, 3 year warantee [23:35] brousch: what brand? [23:35] OCZ [23:36] Ugh [23:36] That's my biggest fear with SSD [23:37] I don't know why it's more than any other drive [23:37] but I will say I'm not an OCZ fan so I'm keeping quiet [23:38] The bad part is how suddenly it fails [23:39] With a hard drive you have weeks to years of grinding noises [23:40] This thing worked fine for 2 years, then one reboot it's totally gone [23:40] 3 year warranty is unexpected [23:41] good ones are 3 or 5 [23:41] intel 520s are 5yr [23:41] crucial's are 3 I think [23:42] yea, 3yr on the m500 models and such [23:43] woot! expanding the nas volume now. from 1.79 to 2.72TB [23:50] nice