[01:02] azend: The usual thing when folks with a common interest get together. Argue politics, religion and sport, and maybe the topic of common interest too. Drink coffee if there's coffee, eat egg rolls if there's egg rolls. [02:42] I can argue :D [03:03] azend: So, gotta date and/or venue in mind? I'm hoping you'll say 8:00pm on Thursday, 25 July to coincide with the IRC meeting... [03:05] Thursdays are curry night at the Pennywhistle :) [03:13] BobJonkman: maybe then I can finally make the wiki page :P [03:14] azend: Is curry night at the Pennywhistle an obstacle to holding Ubuntu Hour, or an excuse to hold one? [03:14] bit of both [03:15] :p that doesn't help! [03:15] curry night means that it will be busier but there will be unlimited curry! :) [03:15] I think it will be fun [03:16] ...and don't let the lack of an Ubuntu Hour prevent you from creating a Wiki page [03:16] meeting is at 7? [03:16] OK! [03:16] or was that a question? [03:16] question :P [03:16] when is the meeting? [03:16] * BobJonkman checks the wiki [03:17] that's on the wiki? [03:17] 7:00pm EDT [03:17] man I've really got to check that out [03:17] alright [03:17] 7-9 at the pennywhistle pub [03:17] The meeting announcement and agenda are on the wiki: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CanadianTeam/Meetings/Next [03:18] Yay! Will you add this to the Ubuntu-ca LoCo page? [03:19] http://loco.ubuntu.com/teams/ubuntu-ca [03:19] sure [03:19] multi-Yay! [03:19] assuming I don't break the launchpad sso this time :P [03:19] Uh oh. What did you do? [03:20] I have no idea [03:21] last time it took me like 5 tries to log in [03:21] each time I would log in successfully and then it would think I'm not logged in [03:21] The login goes through multiple pages of redirects. Sometimes it's slow [03:21] Need to have cookies turned on, I think. [03:21] And maybe Javascript. [03:22] The SSO has to preserve state from one page to another, across multiple sites [03:24] yeah I expect that [03:24] it just didn't like me [03:25] * azend pretends to be a web dev [03:27] you guys have met at Cafe Pyrus eh? [03:27] is it any good? [03:32] I like Pyrus - good food (all vegetarian), but too exotic for some Ubuntu Hour attendees [03:32] Also, the one Ubuntu Hour we've had there it was pretty loud. [03:33] And the signage outside was invisible, so one person wandered around for a long time, and finally called me. Turns out it was right across the street. [03:34] But I'll go back there. Maybe not for Ubuntu Hour, but definitely for lunch or a snack or just to sit in a cool place with good (if loud) music [03:34] Also, they have electrical outlets under the tables against the wall. Good for laptops and electric razors [03:45] BobJonkman: last time I went to Pyrus they were out of pretty much everything on the menu and totally screwed up my change [03:45] Just wondering how other people felt about it [03:48] I think Pyrus has a strong following among a small(ish) population [03:49] So those who like it, like it very much. [03:53] BobJonkman: event posted and email sent [03:53] Saw the e-mail. Great! [03:54] now all we need is ze pictures! [04:03] I can take some fuzzy camera shots. @laurelrusswurm will probably bring her camera [04:04] s/camera shots/phonecam shots/ [04:09] I wonder if we can bang out an ubuntu phone app in that time [04:09] I don't know anything about ubuntu phone dev though [04:17] I suspect any codefest would take more time, at least four or five hours [04:17] And even then my experience is that you only end up with a proof-of-concept, not a usable product. [04:18] we could make a smiley face app [04:18] whenever you click the screen, a smiley face appears :) [04:18] And if you're not familiar with the dev tools or environment you may not have more than a dummy mockup [04:18] that is true [04:19] Yup, like a smiley face. That took an experienced professional developer like dscassel a few hours to do, when learning the Android development environment. [04:19] yeah but android is a pain in the ass [04:20] I've done android dev and it isn't very intuitve [04:20] The dev tools alone take an hour or more to download on a fast connection [04:20] I really need to get back into coding [04:21] I frittered away a chance to learn OS development from singpolyma [04:21] He's running a course at Kwartzlab every thursday in July and August. [04:21] I heard [04:21] sounds intense and awesome [04:23] I wouldn't mind seeing an Android development env [04:23] Something you could show off? [04:23] maybe another time [04:23] :) [04:23] OK... [04:24] I hear they're changing around the tooling a bit [04:24] moving stuff over to IntelliJ [04:24] ??? Never heard of that [04:24] it looks pretty cool but it does a lot of stuff for you [04:24] I'm not sure how OK I am with that [04:25] convenient yes butm when you have to track down a bug, you don't know where to look [04:25] That's the kind of "helpful" that leads to code bloat [04:26] yup [04:28] and if everyone does the exact same thing, why force them to write it every time [04:28] just integrate a great version into the sdk in the first place [04:28] or find a reason not to need it [04:29] When everyone does the exact same thing, that's what code libraries are for [04:32] OK, I'm calling it a night. [04:32] "It's a night" [04:32] :) [04:35] This isn't a night! [04:35] 3AM is a night ;) === jlamothe is now known as Guest59513 === cyphermox_ is now known as cyphermox === Guest59513 is now known as jlamothe