[00:08] greg-g: At least it isn't an infographic. [00:47] I always wonder if I'll come up with enough tracks for a show [00:48] and invariably I find more than I can fit in one show [01:21] Ayeeeeeeeeeee [03:45] Dammit, Blackhawks have the cup [03:45] nixternal will be insufferable for a year now. :) [12:19] Good morning [12:19] just morning [12:20] rick_h: If it makes you feel better, I was woken up at 5:45 by dogs afraid of the thunder [12:21] sucky [12:22] We have 2 dogs. One sleeps in a crate and the other sleeps next to it. When thunder starts, the non-crate dog hides in the hallway, leaving the crate dog lonely. She starts yipping and whining until I let her out and sleep downstairs [12:23] rick_h: I see you got hit by the TWiT smoke detector. ;) [12:23] dude! I pulled chairs across the house checking all of my detectors! [12:24] Hahahahhaha. :) [12:24] Yea, they mentioned it about 20 minutes in [12:25] of course I'm pulling my tablet along with me and keep listening to the podcast as I chase it down [12:25] thinking that I can listen as I work... [12:25] I'm standing up on a chair checking one for the 3rd time when they mention it [12:29] I thought you guys didn't listen to twit [12:29] I do once in a while. I'm between audio books atm [12:29] and figured I'd see what the snowden commentary was [12:30] I listen from time to time whenever I'm doing dishes [12:30] There's few podcasts that are "OMG, must listen" [12:30] http://www.kenandrobintalkaboutstuff.com/ is one of them [12:30] mostly because it's got a severe history bent. [12:30] yea, it's really my only podcast other than PTI these days. I just do more books than podcasts any more. Doing 2-4 books a month instead [12:31] PTI == ? [12:31] pardon the interruption (a sportsball show) [12:31] Ah, ok [12:31] espn show I can't watch since I don't have cable so I podcast it [12:31] I listen to security now on occasion [12:32] and TWiG from time to time [12:32] I can't listen to that. Gibson just seems to go on rambling and I can't get into it at all [12:32] ugh [12:32] Meh, he makes great background noise. [12:32] TWiG needs to be blown up and restarted [12:32] No Radio Free Python? [12:32] Yeah, I don't find myself finishing too many episodes of TWiG [12:33] Mostly because the latter half of the show is pretty much fodder for the first part of the next show [12:34] For non-geek, I listen to Reasonable Doubts [12:35] brousch: I'm 1:00 into the latest episode [12:35] and I want to quit it now [12:35] It's entertaining [12:36] I'm sure he got clearance for all of the clips on the show. ;) [12:36] Hm, clips? [12:36] The Monty Python clips [12:37] OH, Radio Free Python [12:37] Yeah [12:37] He is kind of pompous, but knows Python deeply [12:38] I find most tech podcasts are a bit wanting if there's not two people on the show [12:39] and sometimes panel shows can be too much [12:39] He usually has interviews [12:41] There's only one amateur tech podcast that I listen to all the way through, and that's lococast.net. ;) [12:42] Sometimes I listen to it several times just to make sure I got everything [12:46] If only they would release more often [12:46] I assume they are working on an 8 hour long mega-show [12:50] New RSS Reader http://reader.aol.com/ [12:50] Oh hell no [12:50] :D [12:54] brousch: http://spawnfromdeceit1.bandcamp.com/ [12:54] Right up your alley. [12:54] Duck grind? [12:54] No [12:55] That's all i listen to now [12:55] Duck Grind and Ass Blasters [12:56] And they let you have children [13:00] Indeed [13:00] As many as I want! [13:16] snap-l: I am enjoying Spawn of Deceit [13:16] brousch: I thought you might. [13:24] With this standing desk the whole office can see me headbanging [13:27] hah. :) [13:39] snap-l: I think I like Spawn of Deceit's older album even more [13:43] brousch: Ah, I'll have to check that one out [13:44] I got into checking out a band's recommendations, and fortunately they had a lot of CC-music [13:44] Which is why there's a lot of punk and hardcore in this latest episode [13:49] why do people keep dogs in the house when they are so much trouble. I'll never understand it. [13:50] because good dogs aren't so much trouble :) [13:50] about the second night some dog yaps and wakes me up. I'd get rid of it. [13:51] By get rid of it, I mean it would no longer be welcome in my house. It can sleep outdoors. [13:51] and if I hear barking, it dies. [13:51] unless it is barking at a person. intruder detection is nice. [13:52] I think jrwren_ is a cat person [13:52] the funny thing is, i prefer dogs to cats. I just have no tollerance for yappy dogs. [13:53] So don't get a yappy dog [13:53] indeed. [13:54] I think yappy dogs are also like misbehaving kids [13:54] if they're not destroying something valuable, they get a pass after a while === greg-g_ is now known as greg-g [16:02] Well fuck [16:02] http://www.forbes.com/sites/jeremygreenfield/2013/06/25/barnes-noble-bows-to-apple-amazon-exits-tablet-business-nook-weighing-bn-down/ [16:33] wow [16:33] I wonder how much they lost on the Nook [16:34] so their answer is " Nook apps will come pre-loaded on kids-focused Fuhu nabi tablets and also on E FUN Nextbook tablets." w...t...f [16:35] weren't the closing up the B&N stores and were going to split the nook as the only 'good' part of their business? [16:55] Well, I think part of it was the nook app store sucked balls [16:56] So the new tablets couldn't compete with the newer Google offerings [16:56] which is why they added Google Play to 'em [16:56] Then they dropped the price by a LOT [16:58] some days I wish I smoked so I could go out for a cigarette break and walk around [16:59] greg-g: Just hang out with the smokers. [16:59] Honestly, they're like little informal decision meetings anyway [16:59] then I'd end up smoking (or at least smelling like smoke, which is just about as bad, for Carrie/Rowan) [16:59] 'tis true [16:59] at least that was what happened at Ford [16:59] huh [16:59] greg-g: I just get up and go for a walk and 'take a break' :P [16:59] was 10x more productive meetings [16:59] less so here, honestly [17:00] alright, going for a walk. I'll get enough second hand smoke from being downtown anyways :) [17:00] "contact high" here I come! [17:00] greg-g: just go for a walk. what is the big deal? [17:00] Oh wait, this is SF, right? [17:00] So they're going out for a "smoke break" [17:01] "It's 4:20 somewhere, maaaan" [17:01] ;) [17:01] jrwren_: mostly, a person who stands there/sits there by themselves not doing anything but sitting/standing looks weird. The cigarette gives you a purpose [17:01] greg-g: You could always oogle people. [17:02] Gives you a purpose, and a creepy factor as well [17:02] no comment [17:02] * greg-g goes [17:03] get a camera, take photo breaks. === JonathanS is now known as JonathanD [17:15] AaronThul: BTW: Don't think you can just sneak in here and not say Hello. :) [17:15] We've missed you! [17:16] I been hiding out in Canada LOL [17:16] So I've heard [17:16] Hgoping for a SCOTUS ruling that can help with that [17:16] AaronThul: hah, I just made an appt to go to canada to have my car worked on [17:16] not holding my breath though [17:16] AaronThul: where at? [17:17] Vancouver [17:19] cool [17:20] yes its a nice city but sure rains a lot [17:20] hmm where the heck is drivedb.h on Ununtu locate is failing me [17:22] AaronThul: http://packages.debian.org/search?searchon=contents&keywords=drivedb.h&mode=path&suite=stable&arch=any [17:23] apthul@mara:/var/log$ ls /usr/share/smartmontools/drivedb.h [17:23] ls: cannot access /usr/share/smartmontools/drivedb.h: No such file or directory [17:24] AaronThul: dpkg -l | grep smartmontools ? [17:24] ii smartmontools 5.38-3ubuntu3 control and monitor storage systems using S. [17:24] maybe my old version does not have a drive db [17:24] ah, maybe. what version is it? [17:25] http://packages.debian.org/search?searchon=contents&keywords=drivedb.h&mode=path&suite=stable&arch=any yea, not in squeeze (pre wheezy) [17:25] maybe someone has a PPA [17:25] I want to keep an eye on m shinny new SSDs === greg-g_ is now known as greg-g [18:08] rick_h: Did you break your car already? [18:11] brousch: no, but it's a complicated tow behicle. I need to have the hitch reinforced before I can use a WD hitch. [18:11] brousch: so for optimal safety going to take it to CA and get it reinforced and balanced out. [18:12] you're coming to CA? [18:12] Why is nothing easy with you? [18:13] greg-g: CA Canada :P [18:14] brousch: yea, it's a mess. towing is different in EU where they make this thing [18:14] I thought it was in prep to come out here to visit me, oh well [18:14] so it's odd doing it right here int he US [18:15] wow just learned something about pg_restore I really wish I knew a few days ago [19:12] AaronThul: Something happen to your DB? [19:12] yes bad things [19:12] Ugh [19:12] That's the opposite of good things [19:12] last few days been no fun [19:25] hey AaronThul ! [19:25] long time! [19:26] jcastro: for sure [19:26] I been hiding out in Canada [19:52] how to profile a python daemon? [20:01] Profile or just see what it's doing? [20:01] if it's the latter, i resort to strace [20:01] If it's the former, then I'd check out: http://docs.python.org/2/library/profile.html [20:28] ugh, we're getting DOS'd by amazon AWS on our search cluster (making lots of bogus search queries) [20:28] by users of AWS, that is [20:29] Who did you piss off this time? [20:29] usually everyone [20:30] Take that Wikipedia for [citation needed] [20:33] If you would just block the controversial posts and allow all of the posts through you wouldn't have these problems [20:34] brousch: yep, 'zactly [20:37] Glad I could help [20:38] brousch: DO you happen to have that list of controversial posts in a .csv format? [20:39] I assume it's part of the Wikimedia API [20:40] so, there was this optional, opt-in feature to hide images tagged with nsfw or something. The "community" wouldn't let it go through on the grounds of CENSORSHIP! [20:40] python -m cProfile worked very well. I'm just dumb. [20:40] community in scarequotes because like many things, I think it was a vocal minority [20:40] Who decides what gets the tag? [20:40] Exactly. How am I to get my daily fix of NSFW Wikiporn? [20:41] snap-l: That tag would make it easier to find the wikipr0n [20:42] theres plenty of porn on wikimedia commons [20:45] who runs wikimedia commons? [20:45] greg-g does [20:45] and how long are the logs kept? :) [20:46] we scrub IPs as soon as possible, but we have stats on number of views per media/page [20:46] we have probably the best TOS in the industry, *especially* for a top 5 website [20:53] rick_h: that api conference that came up in CHC, http://api-craft.org/ [20:53] widox: cool, thanks. [20:54] curses, right after pyohio [20:54] ugh, weekday conference. [20:57] Weekday are the best. Get a day off work and the boss pays [20:57] But yeah, d00d, right after PyOhio [20:57] TIL: plotting 5000 points onto a world map with d3js and refreshing every second is SLOW [20:58] 3 days long? [20:58] the first day is really only a party at night [20:59] TIL: pickle is huge orders of magnitude faster than json. cpickle is a few more orders of magnitude faster than pickle [21:00] jrwren_: yea, just no portability to other langs and you can get some strange object behavior on occassion. [21:02] its *really good* for what I'm doing :) [21:12] well, shared memory and real threads would be better, but python fucking sucks, ya know :) [21:12] i considered using *not python* [21:17] widox: oh, it's an unconference. Interesting [22:26] snap-l: not in #ubuntu-community-team anymore? [23:19] jcastro: Nah, I don't hang out in there much [23:19] Anything I missed, jcastro ? [23:19] no [23:19] I was going to whine about metal [23:22] Ah [23:22] whine away. :) [23:24] jcastro: learn something tomorrow! [23:24] heh [23:25] jcastro: Picked up Supercollider? [23:25] yeah [23:26] And? [23:26] not very good. [23:26] Seems to be the general consensus [23:26] Though I remember you hating Endgame as well [23:28] ensgame has at least 3 good soongs [23:28] thing one .. man, nothing [23:28] it's just not good [23:28] which makes me sad [23:31] Ugh [23:31] So they finally shit out a Death Magnetic. ;) [23:32] (That's not fair, at lease Death Magnetic had Judas Kiss) [23:42] http://www.neilpeart.net/index.php?cID=244 [23:42] I don't think I could have picked a better muse