[02:21] jcastro: pics up for ya http://www.flickr.com/photos/7508761@N03/sets/72157634236817199/ [02:32] that is a HUGE camper [02:32] and fancy. [02:32] it's a baby, 23ft :) [02:32] not like those 30ft monsters lol [13:48] I think I've fallen in love with ctrl-p [13:48] Or, more accurately, rick_h is right [13:48] boom! [13:48] I wish I would just accept this. It'd save so much time [13:49] snap-l: http://paste.mitechie.com/show/UdfEe9wEbwswYnNEeu6Y/ was yesterday :) [13:50] rick_h: Hahahaha [13:50] snap-l: so you're not alone. Sometimes there's a method to my madness, other times just mad [13:51] It'd be nice if you would label them. :) [13:51] hey, I'm part mad...how can I tell? [13:51] Coder Advisory: rick_h is mad. [13:51] but yea, <3 me some ctrl-p [13:51] Especially for Pylons / Pyramid [13:52] just remember the F5 refresh the list of files [13:52] Still like Nerdtree, but if I'm really lazy, ctrl-p is there for me. [13:52] and has to be open to use it [13:52] yea, more pixels == good. I still pop open nerdtree sometimes but usually I know where I'm heading [13:52]

models/auth [13:53] yep [13:53] any of ya'll interested in SEMjs? [13:53] eh? [13:53] http://www.meetup.com/SEM-JS/events/115369672/ [13:54] I wish I were doing more with Javascript to want to go to that [13:54] jrwren_: yes and ugh drive to AA, and ugh never will be able to make a meeting on mondays [15:20] ‘Ubuntu’ is the convergent [15:20] platform being used across phones, tablets, desktops, and TVs. ‘Ubuntu [15:20] One’ is a collection of services (e.g. file sync, music, photos etc) [15:20] that plug into Ubuntu. We are simply unifying these different services [15:20] with the same account name. [15:21] Wow, marketing must've spent an afternoon for that description. :) [15:55] greg-g: http://www.kickstarter.com/blog/we-were-wrong [16:01] I'm glad they are clarifying their policies [17:18] wikimedia server porn: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Wikimedia_servers_in_2013 [17:18] snap-l: yeah, just read the title/tweet. Seems legit [17:37] greg-g: yeah, and one of the folks who I've backed several times on Kickstarter mentioned the decision and how Kickstarter could have blown it [17:37] (during approval) [17:37] I didn't realize how much editorial control they have over the projects they pick, so I too was wrong. [17:38] regardless, still friends? :) [17:40] snap-l: yeppers! [17:40] :) [17:57] Yay! [17:57] Also in other yay news, Cryogen's album funded. [17:57] This gives me a happy. :) [17:58] coolio [18:44] need advise for python websocket server [18:44] twisted? [18:44] good advise. [18:45] I think Juju's websocket server when it was pyjuju was done in twisted. Trying to check [18:46] only experience I've got though. I know that when we mocked one up for testing our code on the front end we used tornado as it was simpler to get going for pure-test purposes [18:46] no worries, I'm just spiking something. if I can pip install twisted on this old server, all will be good. [18:47] jrwren_: I'd just use tornado then. There's a ton of simple demos out there for it and should be good enough for a quick spike [18:47] http://mbed.org/cookbook/Websockets-Server for example [18:48] i guess I could just ajax lp every second. [19:09] jrwren_: There will be a talk at PyOhio about diesel. Some of the reviewers were really into it http://diesel.io/ [19:12] man, i've run into two people this week that didn't see anything wrong with "base64 encrypting" data. [19:12] did you say "that isn't encryption" ? [19:12] if i run into a third i might just call it quits and go live on top of mountain [19:12] becuase that is the first right response. [19:12] yeah, the first one was a consultant, and i explained it nicely to him. [19:13] the second one was a coworker, i was slightly more terse. [19:13] :( [19:22] Just because you can't read it quickly doesn't mean the computer can't [19:23] I fear if you introduced them to "uuencoding" they'd think it was some sort of caesar cipher worthy of usage. [19:26] lol [19:42] ugh, headache part of the day [19:44] so, who all wants to just encrypt everything so that the NSA makes a backup copy of it for you? [19:44] 1) encrypt all data on harddrive [19:44] 2) send it via some ATT router to some other server you own [19:45] 3) now you have 2 backups! [19:47] GOd, I don't understand how people can say they hate CDs [19:47] this is interesting, thoughts? http://coffitivity.com/ [19:47] Especially if you work for a RADIO STATION [19:47] summary: background noise you play under your own music as it is supposed to help you concentrate if you're in a quiet place (home) [19:47] ie: pretend you're at a coffee shop [19:47] snap-l: dunno 'bout that, seems weird [19:48] it's like, apparently wave form science isn't real [19:48] Well, it's some college radio station that overruns my show on mi.fm [19:49] I guess if you treat your CDs like shit, yeah, they won't work well [19:49] CD -> FLAC -> encrypt -> see above -> 2 backups! [19:50] Rightyo [19:50] :) [19:50] sorry, sometimes I get a joke and I don't let go of it [19:50] Yeah, I've never ever done that [19:50] like, I've been over using this one in WMF related channels: [19:50]