[02:38] I'm planning on going, along with JoDee [02:38] what's the worry? [02:38] so it looks like the loco approvals are now going to be called "verified" [02:39] though I fear it'll just be the approval process now used for verification [02:46] Anyone awake? [02:49] https://plus.google.com/114546378907380458640/posts/MqRs4WrCzx7 [02:51] I've got an issue I was hoping someone wouldn't mind taking a look at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2147385 [02:52] You might want to post that on askubuntu.com rather than the forums [02:52] not sure how much traffic they get [02:52] I did :/ [02:52] Also, best to list what cards / routers you've tried [02:53] What's the URL of the askubuntu post? [02:53] * snap-l will upvote it [02:53] http://askubuntu.com/questions/298425/ethernet-card-doesnt-connect [02:53] thanks! [02:54] Also, if you use a static IP, do the machines connect? [02:56] I haven't tried that yet. I've tried 3 different ethernet cards, different brands, different cords, different gigabit switches (brands).... same result everywhere. I'm going to give a static IP a shot and see what happens. [02:56] It just blows me away that nothing has worked out of the box. [02:56] I think what's happening is your DHCP server isn't serving properly [02:57] or you've set the switches so nothing can access it [02:57] somewhere it's not getting the info it needs. :) [02:57] Even with different switches? I've had other machines connect just fine to the switches. [02:58] Again, it's not easy to diagnose it unless there's more information [02:58] It's driving me insane to say the least. Thanks for the troubleshooting! It's probably something stupid simple. [02:58] model numbers, connection diagrams [02:58] packet traces [02:59] ever heard of startech? that's the brand I last tried [02:59] But it looks like you have some folks jumping on to help [02:59] I've tried trendnet and netgear gigabit switches [02:59] I've heard of Startech. I can't say I'd knowingly use their networking cards [03:00] What's acting as the DHCP server? [03:01] just the switch... I'm not trying to use it in combo with anything else... some machine connect, this one doesn't. [03:02] The switch is just a dumb repeater [03:02] even though 3 different pci network cards and the on board one fail [03:02] there's nothing in there to act as a router / DHCP server [03:02] a switch doesn't assign an ip by itself? [03:02] nope [03:03] no shit [03:03] So let's determine what you've actually got there [03:03] what's the model of the switch? [03:03] justa sec [03:05] netgear GS105 [03:05] ST1000BT32 Startech [03:06] I have a wireless netgear router that can dhcp [03:06] Were the other machines perchance Windows machines? [03:06] nope, all Ubuntu [03:06] I think you might have set one up as a DHCP server, or used the netgear router as DHCP [03:07] and may have either forgotten that you did that, or something else [03:07] but that Netgear is just going to intelligently repeat packets over the wire [03:07] that's about it [03:07] "Hey, machine X, here's this packet that some machine sent you" [03:07] That's all a switch will do [03:08] (I'm probably grossly oversimplifying it, but that's the gist) [03:08] Am I on the right path to achieve gigabit speeds? [03:08] Well, you have a gigabit switch [03:08] and you have a gigabit card [03:09] but you don't have a router that you've explicitly connected to the network, correct? [03:09] And if you do, what port is it connected to on the switch? [03:10] I have a router managing my wireless devices and has 4 10/100 ports on it. [03:10] Ah, now we're getting somewhere. [03:10] And have you connected the switch to the router in any way? [03:11] when I first tried it, I connected port 1 on 10/100 to port 1 on 10/100/1000 [03:12] There's usually a special port on routers /hubs that allow them to bridge betweeen them [03:12] You might want to try port 5 on the switch [03:12] and see if that makes a difference [03:13] hm, ok... just knowing that I need dhcp from something other than the switch makes things much more clear... I may have had it working at one point and just didn't have it tapped into the router to pull an IP [03:14] Also, bad news: if yor communication goes to the router, it'll bump down to 100 mbit [03:14] so your chances of getting gigabit with that setup are not great. [03:15] Usually your best results are to have gigabit throughout the network connection [03:15] Ideally you'll want to update the router at some point [03:15] yeah, I'll most likely end up doing that too [03:17] Thanks for the help! [03:17] np. Hope it gets you further along. :) [11:22] morning party people [11:47] ouch http://blog.angularjs.org/2013/05/spring-cleaning-for-github.html [13:22] Good morning [13:22] morn [13:32] nog [15:47] I just came across this band: Absinthe - Amish industrial hardcore folk [15:50] wait, is that first part for realz? [15:50] and, what does industrial folk sound like? [15:50] Keep in mind: Amorphis labels themselves as folk [15:51] I have no idea [15:51] They will be at the GR Festival of the Arts [15:52] That could be utterly awesome, or a trainwreck [15:52] * rick_h_ runs [15:52] http://www.reverbnation.com/absintheband [15:52] everyone try out the google music radio stuff? [15:53] they don't look amish [15:54] Sounds like something that would be played on WRIF [15:55] Not bad [15:55] but I'm not hearing the industrial or Amish [15:55] Sounds more like Stone Sour with a good vocalist [15:56] Some label support and I could see that band being very radio friendly. [15:57] rick_h_: No, I haven't yet. [15:58] snap-l: lol'ing at it since I have to use it in FF, just blows up in Chrome [15:58] hah, nice [15:58] Oh that's precious. [15:59] rick_h_: Hm. $8/mo is a bit steep [16:00] I think my wife pays $4/mo for Pandora [16:03] supporting the people who corrupt our senators and create perpetual (c) laws. *task* :p [16:03] jcastro: fun with fanzoo, tonight, 6pm. you want to meet there? [16:04] jrwren: Are you saying Pandora is evil? [16:10] yup [16:29] brousch: yea, but this is nicer for sure. [16:29] I've paid for ad free pandora before and guess I will because it works on the squeezebox that we run [16:30] but for nice work music playing this is cool [16:46] http://www.theatlantic.com/infocus/2013/05/2013-national-geographic-traveler-photo-contest/100516/ crazy [17:15] jrwren: I'll let my wife know and see if she gives a flip [17:16] excellent [17:48] time to do the SFO->AMS thing [17:48] for http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Amsterdam_Hackathon_2013 [17:49] Aren't they the same city? [17:50] just the "coffee shop" part [17:50] alright, laterz! [17:55] hackathon? [17:55] or smokeathon?? [17:57] Most mellow hackathon evar [17:58] jcastro: tonight, 6pm. you want to meet there or do you want to meet before hand? [17:58] yeah sorry I was on the phone [17:58] one sec [17:59] let me find jill's plans [17:59] jrwren: what is this fanzoo thing? [18:00] does python urlparse have something which will give /a/b?blah from http://host/a/b/?blah ? parse splits on ? and I find I must path+'?'+query to reconstruct that part myself. [18:00] jcastro: its a code session. basically people sitting around working on whatever they want while talking shit. nothing formal [18:01] jrwren: yeah so my only issue is that jill's car is in the shop and she took mine until like 8:30, since I'm not far from you can homey get a pickup? [18:01] ok so fanzoo is like CHC then [18:01] yes, its CHC with beer. [18:01] CHC ftw! [18:01] jeff is so awesome he usually provides beer & subs. [18:01] crap, they've got beer? cheaters! [18:02] jcastro: pm me your address. I'll come get you at 5:30 [18:02] yeah! [18:05] rick_h_: google Music fails for you in chrome? [18:05] brousch: yea, throws and error when I try to play and keeps asking me to relaod [18:05] brousch: that's with chrome dev channel [18:06] Ah, it seems fine with Chrome stable [18:06] It generated a good playlist based on pirates of the carribean [18:07] http://ipayroadtax.com/no-such-thing-as-road-tax/i-knocked-a-cyclist-off-his-bike-i-have-right-of-way-he-doesnt-even-pay-road-tax/ [18:07] THIS IS EPIC [18:14] wow [18:15] that's crazy [18:15] so reading the comments a twitter post might stop her career right as it's about to get going. [18:17] <3 the modern world. Done downloading 24GB of google take out stuff before the EOD [18:19] google take out stuff? [18:19] now uploading 24GB of photos frightens me [18:19] you can download food? [18:19] did a google takeout of my photos [18:19] that's a lot of photos [18:19] https://www.google.com/takeout/ [18:19] Did you find a new host? [18:20] brousch: well, I've been using flickr for things and was going to upload them there. For now I'm pulling them down and will make sure they're all on my NAS [18:20] I use flickr, then smugmug, now picasaweb [18:20] the whole ads on flickr thing is annoying and I'll probably pay the new higher price for no ads, but curious if that removes ads for people viewing my galleries [18:21] I don't want to link my grandparents to a bunch of ads on my photos [18:21] oh right, google takeout! [18:21] I got annoyed by the extra steps for google login on flickr [18:21] I just want to be able to load photos and point family at urls for a gallery [18:21] Google has fubar'd that up [18:21] smugmug is good for that [18:21] Can do your own domain, too [18:22] for some reason I equate smugmug with the twitter pic hosts that seem spammy and such. [18:22] No. You pay for it. no ads, no spam [18:22] and I worry about longevity at this point. [18:23] They cater to profession photographers, so they allow raw uploads, nice custom themes, unlimited storage [18:23] cool, /me is looking at the site [18:23] Opposite of imgur and such [18:24] I think the biggest drawback when I left was no/poor mobile app and digikam integration [18:25] That was like 18 months ago, so I'm not sure how that's improved [18:27] looks like they have mobile apps now [18:31] run gallery, cuz PHP is awesome. [18:31] and man that UI looks good :p [18:31] lol [18:31] rick_h_: Good luck getting a pro account on Flickr [18:31] apparently they're doing "things" to make sure people get ads. [18:31] snap-l: I had a pro account. Now I'd need to pay more for an 'ad-free' account [18:35] OH, has anyone tried mediagoblin? [18:35] looked at the code :P but not tried it out [18:35] Haven't tried it out either [18:36] Well dangit [18:36] It's not PHP, so I can't put it on my web server. :) [18:36] Get a real webserver :P [18:37] It's not Django, so you can't complain about that [18:40] Here you go. Revive this https://pypi.python.org/pypi/PyGall/0.12 [18:41] How about no. [18:41] Pyramid! [18:41] there are several static generating things. I'd just do that, though a 24G git repo would be scary [19:05] dropbox? they have a gallery thing now [19:05] widox: thought about it. [19:06] don't put them into git. [19:06] jrwren: yea, was just being funny [19:06] oh. *whew* [19:07] jrwren: I'm not sticking GB of binary data into any VCS really [19:07] github that sumbitch [19:09] digikam seems to be fixed with smugmug [20:05] Crazy stuff. The mediagoblin lead dev just showed up in an unrelated channel and we started chatting [20:33] http://google-opensource.blogspot.com/2013/05/a-change-to-google-code-download-service.html [20:33] So it looks like Sourceforge is one of the few places offering project downloads [21:17] jcastro: OMG [21:17] OMG yo [21:18] jrwren: what's up [22:04] Hey snap-l just wanted to let you know I got the gigabit stuff worked out... you got me on the right path. Really helped me out, thanks! [22:12] CrusaderAD: Awesome! Glad it helped!