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popey | morning | 08:00 |
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dwatkins | allo allo | 08:23 |
MartijnVdS | \o | 08:25 |
dwatkins | o/ | 08:33 |
dwatkins | yo sup and other colloqualisms | 08:33 |
bigcalm | Good morning peeps | 08:53 |
MartijnVdS | F1 (Practice 3) in 5 | 08:54 |
bigcalm | So. My microserver already has a RAID1 on 2 500GB drives. I've just received 2 2TB drives that I need to add in. Can I set up a 2nd RAID1 or is that silly? | 08:56 |
dwatkins | bigcalm: neat, what kind of case are you using for the machine? | 09:00 |
bigcalm | dwatkins: HP microserver | 09:00 |
bigcalm | I think mine is the 40L. It's been a while so I can't remember | 09:01 |
jacobw | bigcalm: You can just make a new unit of the 2 new disks in RAID1 | 09:11 |
bigcalm | jacobw: aha, thank you. How? ;) | 09:25 |
bigcalm | Humm, possibly http://askubuntu.com/questions/223194/setup-of-two-additional-ssd-drives-in-raid-1 ? | 09:28 |
jacobw | bigcalm: Are you using software RAID or a physical controller? | 09:29 |
bigcalm | jacobw: software raid | 09:29 |
bigcalm | jacobw: I followed a tutorial for setting up 12.04 on a fresh machine and using RAID1. But that was some time ago :) | 09:29 |
bigcalm | It's using madam | 09:30 |
bigcalm | mdadm even | 09:30 |
DJones | popey: After last nights 75Gb .thunderbird folder, compacting twice and deleting sent items/trash that was no longer needed, the size has dropped to 540Mb | 09:30 |
bigcalm | DJones: I stopped subscribing to folders that are no longer relevant. That and compacting makes a big difference. I couldn't bring myself to delete any email | 09:31 |
bigcalm | Esp not Sent | 09:31 |
popey | DJones: haha! | 09:32 |
jacobw | That answer has everything you need to know, use mdadm to create a device at /dev/mdX then create a filesystem and start using it | 09:32 |
brobostigon | good morning everyone, | 09:32 |
bigcalm | jacobw: I thought it looked right. Thanks for the clarification :) | 09:32 |
bigcalm | Morning brobostigon | 09:32 |
DJones | bigcalm: Most of the sent I deleted were emails between me & my dad, forwarding pictures etc that I've got saved, onlydeleted the junk stuff I know I won't want again | 09:33 |
brobostigon | morning bigcalm | 09:33 |
jacobw | Hey brobostigon | 09:33 |
* bigcalm sets up the additional drives as an excuse to not play the Ravenholm stage in HL2 for a while | 09:33 | |
brobostigon | morning jacobw | 09:33 |
bigcalm | Shutting down :( | 09:46 |
redtape|renegade | Morning .. Time to get up John-boy ! http://open.spotify.com/track/6p2XXeslyqOvCgiv2SK90E | 09:59 |
kvarley | Windows 8's partition layout is horrendous | 10:02 |
kvarley | How on earth can I make this into a dual boot? http://en.zimagez.com/full/75b8ef8673322929329a618ec91320d4827c219dfe1bb46c6924c0fb25bf0a9d45207eef74a4ebe8d55c80c62eb194fe4bf57df90cac784f.php | 10:03 |
ocean22 | hi guys. I have a simple question for you. If I remove the programme A with purge command, would the programme B would be affected who shares dependency with programme A. can be a silly question. thanks in advance | 10:15 |
bigcalm | \o/ /dev/md3 1.8T 196M 1.7T 1% /media/RAID1_3 | 10:24 |
bigcalm | Putting it on md3 was a mistake, but one I can live with | 10:24 |
mungbean | thinking might get couple of these to make at my desk http://www.strapya-world.com/categories/2331_3177_8143.html | 10:53 |
redtape|renegade | mungbean: Weren't you after another ISP a week last Cinqo-de-May ?? Found this ::: | Not quite an ISP , but has built-in filtering-package :::::: http://bit.ly/ZVShEd .. Pr.bly not yourself . but good for the cornish crew, so thought I'd 'divvy up' :: | 11:08 |
popey | hmm, I don't see you on latitude | 11:50 |
popey | ^ MartijnVdS | 11:51 |
MartijnVdS | popey: hmm.. let me check | 11:54 |
MartijnVdS | popey: re-sent the thingy | 11:55 |
MartijnVdS | popey: I can't see you either | 11:55 |
DJones | Ouch, I feel sorry for this guy https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BJ-0CFRCQAApFTY.jpg:large | 11:55 |
mungbean | redtape|renegade: not me, i'm afraid | 11:59 |
mungbean | ouch | 12:00 |
bashrc | To display notifications should I be using pynotify in 13.04? | 12:01 |
redtape|renegade | mungbean, Np. | 12:03 |
daubers | Afternoon | 12:04 |
bigcalm | DJones: that's very disturbing | 12:35 |
DJones | bigcalm: I bet it was for the squirrel | 12:36 |
penguin42 | this uSDHC card claims to be 'temperature proof' | 12:42 |
MartijnVdS | penguin42: so.. it works if it's not 0K? | 12:42 |
brobostigon | lets try absolute zero, :) | 12:42 |
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penguin42 | or a blow torch | 12:43 |
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penguin42 | It also claims to be water, magnet and X-ray proof | 12:43 |
penguin42 | oddly the symbol for x-ray proof seems to be a set of teeth | 12:44 |
brobostigon | lets stick in the LHC :D | 12:44 |
MartijnVdS | "But is it Higgs-proof? | 12:46 |
MartijnVdS | " | 12:46 |
brobostigon | hehe :) | 12:46 |
penguin42 | MartijnVdS: Well, it doesn't weigh much | 12:47 |
* penguin42 thinks the only explanation is that they store the data on cockroaches | 12:50 | |
penguin42 | the packaging is also pretty much open-proof | 12:57 |
brobostigon | wooops. | 12:58 |
MartijnVdS | again, try the blowtorch ;) | 13:05 |
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mungbean | hammer & duct tape | 13:07 |
MartijnVdS | https://github.com/search?p=1&q=extension%3Aphp+mysql_query+%24_GET&ref=searchresults&type=Code | 13:19 |
MartijnVdS | Crying time :) | 13:19 |
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bigcalm | MartijnVdS: oh my :( | 13:33 |
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* redtape|renegade goes for a 'pukka' | 'cleanse' peppermint tea, :: entranced by the competition http://bit.ly/19bLRBA | 14:14 | |
brobostigon | film4, ST4, voyage home, now. :) | 15:56 |
kvarley | Urgh, can't get ubuntu live usb to work on my dell laptop which shipped with windows 8 o nit | 15:57 |
kvarley | It goes to the grub menu but won't do anything after that | 15:57 |
brobostigon | is it uefi etc? and is it compatible ubuntu? | 15:58 |
kvarley | It is UEFI | 15:58 |
kvarley | And since when as it being "compatible" with Ubuntu matter | 15:58 |
kvarley | *mattered | 15:58 |
brobostigon | kvarley: directhex seems to know alot about it. | 15:58 |
kvarley | Linux works on everything lol | 15:58 |
penguin42 | kvarley: Well, if it's at the grub menu that's pretty positive | 15:59 |
penguin42 | kvarley: are you saying at that point no keyboard etc is working? | 15:59 |
brobostigon | i do believe you need a special grub version for uefi. | 15:59 |
penguin42 | brobostigon: If it's managed to load the grub menu I'd say it's most of the way there and I think you're past that | 15:59 |
penguin42 | maybe wrong however | 15:59 |
kvarley | penguin42: I mean the grub menu of the usb installer, pictured on this page https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UEFI | 15:59 |
brobostigon | penguin42: possibly. good question. | 16:00 |
penguin42 | kvarley: OK, and can you move the arrows on there? | 16:00 |
kvarley | penguin42: yeah that's all fine. when I hit enter a get a black screen and nothing happens | 16:01 |
kvarley | If it tap the power button it turns off straight away which suggests the kernel hasn't loaded | 16:01 |
penguin42 | kvarley: Hmm ok, then it could be worse.... | 16:01 |
penguin42 | kvarley: is there a recovery/fallback/safe option on that menu? | 16:02 |
kvarley | peguin42: No. Try Ubuntu without installing, Install Ubuntu, OEM install (for manufacturers), Check disc for defects | 16:03 |
penguin42 | kvarley: I'd try using the grub edit option to try and remove the quiet, splash and handoff options | 16:04 |
kvarley | penguin42: Nothing, the kernel doesn't load | 16:06 |
penguin42 | hmm that's a shame | 16:06 |
kvarley | penguin42: Going to try from disc instead of usb 3 | 16:07 |
penguin42 | please bug report it | 16:07 |
redtape|renegade | brobostigon, Sounds bassically good .. just didn't get that memo ... https://mailing.channel4.com/public/read_message.jsp;jsessionid=0;apw71?sigreq=-1183483074 | 16:07 |
brobostigon | redtape|renegade: ummm ? | 16:08 |
redtape|renegade | brobostigon, Ahem | I wasn't listed, cough. | 16:08 |
redtape|renegade | **it wasn't listed ... | 16:09 |
brobostigon | redtape|renegade: what wasnt listed? you have still lost me. | 16:09 |
redtape|renegade | Did you click my link above ? | 16:09 |
brobostigon | redtape|renegade: i dont have a browser open atm, it would be quicker for you to tell me, as i am on my eeepc. | 16:10 |
redtape|renegade | brobostigon, The email subscription that I got, did not list the program .. [cough]. | 16:10 |
brobostigon | redtape|renegade: ah, didnt list star trek on film4? | 16:11 |
redtape|renegade | brobostigon, Right. | 16:11 |
brobostigon | redtape|renegade: i have ch4's film4 listing on my twitter. | 16:12 |
redtape|renegade | brobostigon, I would, but I'd only get non-plussed. | 16:12 |
brobostigon | redtape|renegade: ok. | 16:12 |
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* redtape|renegade stretches for gpodder again ... :::https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/55128914/Lubuntu%20docs/FLOSS%20Weekly%20278_%20Tapper.mp3 ::: | 16:18 | |
redtape|renegade | or even here : https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/55128914/Lubuntu%20docs/FLOSS%20Weekly%20278_%20Tapper.mp3 ::: [ if yur using VLC .. set the cacheing to 15000ms ] | 16:26 |
redtape|renegade | bobnet brobostigon STOPSPLIT | 16:28 |
penguin42 | bouncey bouncey bouncey | 16:32 |
Myrtti | yeah sorry about that | 16:32 |
redtape|renegade | Myrtti, Pro.bly from Chicagae. | 16:33 |
penguin42 | Myrtti: Tripped over the cable? | 16:33 |
Myrtti | someone got bored and started playing jumprope | 16:33 |
* penguin42 had to look that up | 16:36 | |
mungbean | i set ignore on parts & quits etc so never see splits | 16:37 |
penguin42 | that's the 1st bounce I saw today, someone else was saying they'd seen wolfe bouncing a bit today | 16:38 |
redtape|renegade | OT | Someone mention jump-rope ? http://bit.ly/11t7b83 (use the right mp3 playr guys Plz) | 16:38 |
SuperEngineer | boiiinngggg | 16:56 |
* DJones welcomes zebede | 16:59 | |
DJones | He says remembering the original broadcasts of Magic Roundabout | 17:00 |
popey | boo | 17:00 |
brobostigon | RAWR | 17:00 |
DJones | Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrggggggggggghhhhhhhhhhhhh | 17:00 |
* redtape|renegade 'wheezes :: http://open.spotify.com/album/5HPc503HoxRMgu8CdcjLY8 :: | 17:04 | |
redtape|renegade | leaves. | 17:04 |
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SuperEngineer | 1st day off after 12 days continuous work & what happens? Ice falls from the sky! hurumph! | 17:08 |
popey | once again I say something and redtape|renegade leaves right after | 17:09 |
popey | but is still online and in other channels | 17:09 |
popey | getting pretty childish | 17:09 |
SuperEngineer | hmmm - was on my ignore list a while back | 17:10 |
Laney | not worth bothering about imo | 17:11 |
penguin42 | anyone good with dovecot errors? dovecot: imap-login: Warning: SSL alert: where=0x4004, ret=558: fatal certificate unknown which end didn't like the cert? | 17:31 |
penguin42 | that's using a self-signed on the dovecot server made using the mkcert script that comes with dovecot and thunderbolt as the client | 17:32 |
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brobostigon | yay, dr who, :) | 18:00 |
BigRedS | penguin42: turn on the debug! | 18:01 |
BigRedS | I don't recall seeing that before, but Dovecot's rather terse with SSL errors | 18:01 |
penguin42 | BigRedS: I seem to have got it to work after an hour of fiddling by regenerating the cert and shouting at it a lot; I'm not which one was more important | 18:02 |
BigRedS | probably the latter | 18:02 |
mungbean | yeah | 18:34 |
BigRedS | maybe I just got a couple of bad ones, this was a few years ago | 18:34 |
mungbean | tries to be all things to all people | 18:34 |
mungbean | very much focussing on "the web" and social media | 18:34 |
mungbean | and like a tomorrows world for twitter people | 18:34 |
BigRedS | haha, I guess that part of the problem is that I don't find consumer tech all that interesting, really | 18:35 |
mungbean | i think my wife benefits more as they frequently cover things that i talk about and already know about | 18:35 |
mungbean | in a MOR kind of way | 18:36 |
BigRedS | yeah, i think it just felt like the equivalent of reading the headlines on slashdot really slowly :) | 18:36 |
mungbean | its a bit like the apple fans on my fb feed who describe themselves as geeks | 18:36 |
BigRedS | but not the actual articles | 18:37 |
BigRedS | haha, yeah. I've started spotting those when my apple rant gets as far as the absence of a procfs... | 18:37 |
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BigRedS | 'cause at a past job I figured I'd just bring over all my scripts for monitoring and automating and stuff, and all of them failed as soon as they tried to get data by reading from a file under /proc | 18:38 |
mungbean | my model is staring at me waiting to get built | 18:40 |
mungbean | http://ubuntuone.com/1HeTlg3n5g8Fy0uelZQ0IY | 18:40 |
ball | BigRedS: Can procfs bet added to Darwin? I know it's available on other BSDs. | 18:40 |
BigRedS | ball: I've no idea, I didn't check 'cause my boss soon managed to argue that things running OSX weren't the responsibilty of IT... | 18:42 |
* ball nods | 18:43 | |
ball | Sounds reasonable. | 18:43 |
BigRedS | I was dumfounded, but pleased | 18:43 |
BigRedS | We were about 5-8% OSX at the time, and they all suddenly became the direct responsibility of their users | 18:44 |
BigRedS | which, admittedly, made their users happier since they knew better what they were doing than an of us did :) | 18:44 |
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redtape|renegade | Myrtti, Your still using irssi, just not the same ports (v.helpful). | 18:52 |
Myrtti | redtape|renegade: you're not making sense | 18:54 |
Myrtti | redtape|renegade: I'm using irssi. what do you mean with "just not the same ports" | 18:55 |
redtape|renegade | forget about it, I'm bored with the whole thing. | 18:55 |
Myrtti | uhkey | 18:56 |
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Myrtti | but anyway, why should I move to using weechat? I've got it installed but I've not had time to have a proper look. most of the scripts I use though probably aren't ported to weechat so I'm not sure it would be worth it | 19:02 |
popey | didrocks sings the praises of weechat | 19:03 |
popey | not quite figured out what it has that irssi doesn't | 19:03 |
mungbean | irssi+plugins | 19:07 |
ali1234 | what do you use scripts for on irc? | 19:07 |
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ali1234 | i never saw the point of it personally | 19:08 |
mungbean | userlist,colours, | 19:08 |
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ali1234 | userlist? | 19:08 |
dwatkins_ | I use colours in irssi, it makes it much easier to distinguish between people. | 19:08 |
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ali1234 | pidgin has colours built in | 19:08 |
mungbean | shows users in window on rhs | 19:08 |
penguin42 | ali1234: You're a very pleasent shade of geen | 19:08 |
BigRedS | does that require a script? As far as I can recall, all I've ever done to customise irssi is download a theme | 19:08 |
dwatkins | I also use tmux, though, so don't pay any attention to me ;) | 19:08 |
ali1234 | meh, pidgin also shows user on rhs by default | 19:09 |
ali1234 | so basically you use scripts to make up for the fact your client sucks? | 19:09 |
mungbean | i run irssi in screen on another server ali1234 | 19:09 |
BigRedS | though I don't have different colours for each person, but I'm (now decreasingly) sure I used to | 19:09 |
popey | trolololol | 19:09 |
mungbean | i used to run pidgin tho | 19:09 |
ali1234 | trololol indeed | 19:09 |
BigRedS | ali1234: that's, basically, why anything is extensible isn't it? | 19:09 |
mungbean | kopete can run in client/server mode tho | 19:09 |
mungbean | i'm on some channels that i need to read every message | 19:10 |
mungbean | hence running in screen | 19:10 |
mungbean | pidgin doesnt allow this without a bouncer | 19:11 |
popey | i tried xchat for a few months, went back to irssi | 19:11 |
mungbean | i quite like most irc clients | 19:12 |
mungbean | except irssi cos when my screen session ends i have to remember how to connect as i never bothered adding the scripts to my . file | 19:13 |
popey | i use byobu | 19:13 |
popey | which autostarts when i ssh in | 19:14 |
BigRedS | I just don't end my screen sessions | 19:16 |
BigRedS | I think I've had to start irssi about four times in the past couple of years | 19:17 |
mungbean | it crashes on ircnet about once a month | 19:22 |
Myrtti | autoconnecting to networks doesn't require any scripts tho | 19:24 |
BigRedS | haha. Windows just shut itself down through overheating, started installing updates, then abruptly halted and now blue screens on boot | 19:27 |
BigRedS | I really need to buy a games console | 19:27 |
popey | hah | 19:29 |
redtape|renegade | Aww .. you were good while you lasted, my leet notebook. :: http://bit.ly/ZX9qgO | 19:29 |
BigRedS | surely you can just upgrade it? | 19:32 |
popey | or if 12.04 is too much for it, switch to lubuntu or xubuntu | 19:34 |
popey | although my friend tony upgraded his netbook to 13.04 and said it was noticably faster (for unity) | 19:34 |
mungbean | http://insidetv.ew.com/2013/05/07/the-it-crowd-finale-chris-odowd/ | 19:36 |
mungbean | lol @gnome devs https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=698544 | 19:38 |
lubotu3 | Gnome bug 698544 in Profiles "Background configuration is missing in terminal profile editor" [Normal,Resolved: wontfix] | 19:38 |
popey | yeah, saw that tweeted earlier | 19:39 |
popey | facepalm | 19:39 |
popey | made me cringe and lol at the same time | 19:40 |
BigRedS | It's sort of like watching our politicians. It'd be hilarious if it didn't affect me... | 19:40 |
BigRedS | Should be in a comedy work of fiction, this isn't the sort of thing that's supposed to happen in real life | 19:41 |
mungbean | also weird advert on telly from ms :main USP:do not track option on ie | 19:41 |
* penguin42 admits that he thinks transparent terminals are the spawn of the devil; but I'd want to allow people to have them | 19:42 | |
BigRedS | I love transparent terminals. Can have the telly on in the background while I'm working :) | 19:42 |
BigRedS | took me a long time to come round to that idea, though. I was really opposed to them until I spotted that that was possible | 19:42 |
popey | heh | 19:43 |
directhex | it wasn't possible until they were AIGLX-powered | 19:44 |
directhex | originally they just took a screenshot of your X root window, and displayed a correctly selected section of it as your terminal background | 19:44 |
directhex | you'd especially notice when dragging the window about | 19:45 |
Dave2 | Ahh, I miss the days of terminals where you'd drag it and see the background update | 19:45 |
penguin42 | long long ago, your program wrote a character to a port - and thus it was written; and then over time the host rendered the character and it wrote... 8 bytes and it was written, and then it got fancy and antialiased, and then five layers of GL later... | 19:46 |
BigRedS | haha, yeah, I did enjoy the obvious bodge with the desktop-background showing | 19:47 |
redtape|renegade | Crumbs .. just tried to glue a lightbulb again .. :: http://bit.ly/121lP1h ::: D'oh | 19:50 |
BigRedS | tried to glue a lightbulb? | 19:52 |
redtape|renegade | BigRedS, Nearly did .. Pulled out at the last minute ,... My friend was saying .. "Leets glue this mother." | 19:54 |
redtape|renegade | **Lets glue this ... | 19:55 |
BigRedS | but when did it look like a good idea? | 19:56 |
BigRedS | I'm not so much puzzled as to why you didn't, but why you nearly did. though, in all honesty, I'm not *that* interested :) | 19:56 |
redtape|renegade | .. about 15 minutes ago when the socket became loose .. but just put in for another. | 19:56 |
redtape|renegade | Oh surething. | 19:57 |
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popey | hmm, want to watch more Christophe Waltz | 20:39 |
BigRedS | I'm sure that I've used something that had an option "reboot into Windows" in the reboot dialogue box, anyone else seen that or was it probably just a dream? | 20:50 |
BigRedS | Aaages ago, probably pre-Ubuntu | 20:50 |
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brobostigon | blackadder, bbc2, now, :) | 21:01 |
popey | BigRedS: yeah, i have seen that | 21:01 |
BigRedS | popey: why haven't I seen it recently? :) | 21:10 |
popey | BigRedS: i cant recall what system i saw it on | 21:14 |
popey | brobostigon: where are your channel irc stats? | 21:15 |
popey | we should probably link them in the /topic | 21:15 |
brobostigon | popey: taylorworld.me.uk | 21:15 |
brobostigon | popey: it looks like it is updating properly, i will check it more regularly. | 21:17 |
popey | chanserv seems dead | 21:19 |
christel | yeah, ddos | 21:19 |
popey | ah | 21:19 |
brobostigon | eeeek | 21:19 |
popey | no topic changes for me then | 21:19 |
brobostigon | is it updating properly.?. it looks like it is. | 21:20 |
popey | looks like it | 21:23 |
brobostigon | good, :) | 21:23 |
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penguin42 | wth is up with freenode today | 22:20 |
popey | ddos apparently | 22:21 |
popey | 19:34:07 [freenode] -kloeri(~kloeri@freenode/staff/exherbo.kloeri)- [Global Notice] Hi all, apologies for the continued netsplits. We're having some issues stemming from a DDoS attack | 22:22 |
popey | but we're working with our sponsors on attack mitigation. Thank you for using freenode. | 22:22 |
popey | 22:29:45 [freenode] -tomaw(tom@freenode/staff/tomaw)- [Global Notice] Hi all. We're just completing some administrative tasks after services extended tea break. They'll return shortly. | 22:22 |
popey | Sorry for the outage! | 22:22 |
popey | etc | 22:22 |
penguin42 | ah | 22:24 |
Myrtti | I did put stuff in Twitter/Identica/Google+/Facebook! | 22:26 |
penguin42 | is that all :-) | 22:26 |
bigcalm | Star Trek was fun. People should go and see it :) | 22:29 |
penguin42 | intends to in a week or so; I've got some time off - can go and see it in the day when it'll be quieter | 22:35 |
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bigcalm | We've just been to a 20:30 showing. Screen had about 50 people tops in it I think | 22:36 |
bigcalm | We did go and see the 2D version though | 22:36 |
penguin42 | oh, wouldn't want 3d; I do want Imax though | 22:40 |
* bigcalm looks forward to owning the blu-ray release | 22:41 | |
bigcalm | Now we need to see Ironman 3 and Despicable Me 2 | 22:41 |
bigcalm | Question is, do I want to buy the original films on blu-ray? | 22:42 |
ali1234 | do you like star trek? | 22:43 |
bigcalm | Yes | 22:43 |
ali1234 | do you have good eyesight and a big TV? | 22:43 |
bigcalm | £62.65 on Amazon for the first 10 films | 22:43 |
bigcalm | Yes and yes (well, 37") | 22:44 |
ali1234 | is it a boxed set? | 22:44 |
redtape|renegade | OT | I imagine you'll hear a lot about bird flu on Sun12th/May :: http://www.thelocal.fr/page/view/france-confirms-sars-like-virus-case :: Breakfast Show on Radio-3 would love that at 7.00am | 22:47 |
* bigcalm adds it to his wish list | 22:47 | |
bigcalm | Yes | 22:47 |
bigcalm_ | Humf, still with the ddosing then | 22:52 |
redtape|renegade | Blu-ray on handbrake ? :\ mmmpft ! ::::: http://www.mint.com/blog/saving/how-to-save-money-when-youre-surrounded-by-big-spenders-0513/ ::: | 22:55 |
redtape|renegade | **Blu-ray on Amazon.cws | 22:55 |
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redtape|renegade | !packages | 23:05 |
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redtape|renegade | davmor2: Aloha ! | 23:29 |
redtape|renegade | !packages | 23:38 |
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redtape|renegade | lubotu3: Looks like an error of the 3rd kind again. | 23:45 |
lubotu3 | redtape|renegade: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) | 23:45 |
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