[00:04] /clear [00:04] oops [06:48] morning all [06:48] \o [07:17] Morning all [07:37] morning diplo how goes it [07:40] Not to bad thanks, very busy but otherwise good. Yourself MooDoo ? [07:48] diplo: yeah, just reading up on openstack [08:00] For some reason my inkscape hangs shortly after opening. [08:00] anyway to trace what is going on? [08:00] strace [08:00] ta [08:01] ga [08:01] had this problem before :( [08:01] its hanging trying to look at some files on my iphone which is not connected. [08:08] I want to play with that MooDoo, got no hardware to play with now :( [08:08] diplo: me neither at the moment, but I'm getting two shiney new machines at christmas then I'll set up a lab at home. [08:09] I've just got my server/san setup at work though after a year ( very old ) but it works [08:10] What I'd really like is to pop to a site where someone is using it, see how someone utilises stuff properly, I've always self taught with no best practises type of working [08:10] I'd love to see a proper setup at some point. [08:11] yeah i'm just wanting to play, the more I can learn the better i can pop into a new career [08:12] Exactly what I was thinking, about to start with puppet over the next few days as well === SuperMatt is now known as SuperGeorge [08:27] Good morning all, happy Louise Brown Day! :-D === schwuk_away is now known as schwuk [08:30] who? [08:30] was she the first tt baby? [08:30] i had a fascinating facts bok when i was 5 [08:32] mungbean, spot on. :) [08:32] good morning everyone, [08:34] if i t remeber rightly, no googling, born 1980 or 1981? [08:34] april comes to mind though, maybe that was her middle name? [08:36] mungbean, she's 35 today. [08:38] does she have any children herself? [08:38] Not sure where the April is coming from, though. Her middle name is Joy and her parents are Lesley and John. [08:38] She does - she gave birth to a son in 2006. [08:39] these are 30+ yr old memories so i'm a bit (c)rusty... [08:40] I was a bit young to even notice at the time. :) [08:40] i was one of these children who liked reading encyclpaedia === joseph is now known as jlebrech [08:43] Nothing wrong with that, mungbean. Though I used to do the same, so I might be a bit biased. [08:45] I'm still like that now, always reading up about something, trying to absorb information, learn new stuff. [08:45] I think that's pretty much the summary of a geek. :) [08:46] INTJ? [08:46] I think I came out INTP last time. [08:46] But borderline on a couple. [08:47] an overriding feature of intj is deep diving into subjects and mastering them [08:47] but may be common to INTP too [08:48] Different tests put me in INTP or INTJ [08:48] I should look up my results, actually. I've still got them here somewhere. [08:48] so I guess I'm in the middle on the J/P spectrum [08:49] there's no crossover though, you are one or the other [08:49] although it is spectral too :P [08:49] Or just take another Myers Briggs test, I'm sure there are loads online. [08:50] intj are supposedly quite rare, which is weird as i work in IT and very many people in IT or on irc seem to be itnj [08:50] i hardly know any extroverts [08:50] and dislike a lot of them :P [08:52] * JamesTait nods knowingly. [08:57] all the 675 phones gone then [08:57] What's the point to those tests, apart from curiosity? [08:57] I've never done one [08:58] it helps you realte with other people types [08:58] helps my wife understand me [08:58] we did something a bit like that with HR from work, but it was not quite as scientific as the Beano [08:58] but it was a different scheme [08:59] and when a loud person is blurting out their uninformed opinion and making decisions based on feelings you can understand why they are doing it [08:59] I don't have a massive problem with that at the moment, but I suppose if I get 10 minutes... [08:59] also if yuo have bright INTJ type in your workplace, you should use them for troubleshooting and ways to imporve systems [09:00] because they are hardwired to improve, become specialists and find efficiencies [09:00] so it helps to understand types [09:01] also in relationships the five love languages is essential to understand. i thought it was airy fariy touchy feely, but itsvery useful to know [09:02] Hmmm. :-) [09:02] Gosh - Just seem ebuyer's daily mail. Almost a 1TB SSD for £450.00. A few years ago I spent that on a 32GB one. [09:04] still costs as much as a laptop :D [09:10] TheOpenSourcerer: link? [09:10] 450? wow that's cheap for a TV [09:10] TB [09:11] http://www.ebuyer.com/497437-crucial-960gb-m500-ssd-ct960m500ssd1 [09:11] it's about average for a TV. :P [09:12] lol [09:12] TheOpenSourcerer: oooh [09:12] TheOpenSourcerer: have you tried the Dark Roast yet? :) [09:13] Dark Roast SSDs? [09:13] mgdm: beer [09:14] mgdm: do you not keep up with his posts ;) [09:14] MooDoo: nope :) [09:14] went into home bargains last night and they had some aswesome deals on model kits. got £50 worth of kits for £15 [09:15] MartijnVdS: Yes - unfortunately I didn't take any pictures. It was better than I expected it to be. Nowhere near as "syrupy" as some dark beers and still rather refreshing. I'll try and do a quick write up over the weekend. [09:15] TheOpenSourcerer: cool :) [09:19] hm [09:19] do i want an Enterprise off-the-shelf NAS, or a regular supermicro with too many hotswap bays on it? [09:19] for you or company? [09:19] company [09:20] i vote the former [09:20] price isn't a factor. management overhead is [09:20] get a proper nas not a self built one [09:20] what is the budget and capacity? [09:21] budget is whatever i tell our accountant i need. capacity... ~20T region? plus or minus, given redundancy etc? [09:22] directhex: look at the synology boxes [09:22] i'm thinking more equallogic or ibm v7000 [09:23] iscsi, fc, SAS? [09:23] i want one of these - http://www.synology.com/products/product.php?product_name=DS412%2B&lang=uk [09:23] or a mini netapps [09:23] or even http://www.synology.com/products/product.php?product_name=DS1513%2B&lang=uk [09:24] MooDoo, had been looking at RS3413xs+ [09:24] mungbean, SATA, NAS. i don't need FC or SAS or iSCSI [09:24] directhex: even better :D [09:25] thecus N12000PRO? [09:27] oh, "encrypted volumes" is a requirement [09:37] woo! the lovely nagstamon guy has added indicator support! [09:39] nastygram? [09:40] Oh! I've been meaning to look into that for weeks === schwuk is now known as schwuk_away [09:41] https://github.com/HenriWahl/Nagstamon [09:42] and it's just a python script so there's nothing to compile :D === schwuk_away is now known as schwuk [10:01] oh wow, android 4.3 is gonna have selinux [10:02] 'Why is my phone not working?' 'setenforce 0' 'Oh, now it's fine!" [10:02] lol [10:04] Hiiiii [10:09] * SuperGeorge chortles at mgdm [10:09] DooMoo:How to run apache tomcat 7 as service in ubuntu could you tel me please [10:13] https://www.digitalocean.com/community/articles/how-to-install-apache-tomcat-on-ubuntu-12-04 [10:13] oh they have left. [10:13] dvrr: check link above [10:15] will check [10:15] i will check [10:27] basically all the people who search my linkedin profile are in india [10:28] or spammers [10:28] I get about 2 recruiters a week at the moment [10:28] or maybe they're in love with you [10:28] mgdm: them, I tell to eff off [10:29] make sure you don't have 'seeking employment' at the bottom of your profile [10:29] caught me out [10:29] neuro: I just ignore 'em [10:29] ah, I probably do [10:29] (or whatever it says" [10:29] cos i had one agency drone telling me that the only reason she got in touch was because it said "seeking employment" or whatever [10:30] changed it tout suite [10:30] i don't mind contact via linkedin [10:30] then told her to eff off :) [10:30] but using my name to then search the company directory to spam me other junk is out of order [10:30] lol [10:30] classy [10:30] and i get random emails "Bert and Ron" [10:30] Bert and Ron are LInux contractors lkooking for work and are CRB checked [10:30] "Bert and Ron you're my heroes" [10:30] i'm not hiring [10:31] please take me off your list according the data protection law [10:31] nope [10:31] wait [10:32] why would you need to be crb checked to do a linux job? [10:32] you don't [10:32] like, why make a point of it? [10:32] but its the random crap i gt from agencies [10:32] yeah [10:32] someone gave them my name last year, i suspect a contractor i the company [10:32] unlucky [10:32] and now its got on the agency grapevine [10:32] <^2fC> How to I update instead of waiting for it to? [10:32] <^2fC> Ubuntu 13.04 that is. [10:32] <^2fC> Desktop! [10:32] can i just say though [10:32] https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/disclosure-and-barring-service [10:32] that is an awesome pic [10:33] +1 [10:33] ^2fC: just run the update manager? [10:33] <^2fC> ah ok :) [10:33] erm [10:33] are you on 13.04 already, you just wanna update the packages? [10:34] my problem is making the stupid update manager window go away [10:34] <^2fC> mungbean: yeah :) [10:36] i (heart) open government [10:36] https://www.gov.uk/performance/dashboard [10:38] it is a snake eating an elephant! [10:38] Ello peeps :) [10:39] that was an entirely average Wednesday, it seems [10:39] <^2fC> updating drivers [10:39] <^2fC> not using Open source ones anytmore [10:39] <^2fC> :o [10:39] <^2fC> seems to crash my doom3 and quake4 [10:40] how quick is unity at showing files just created? [10:40] what i love about synapse is that you save to a file gc1.png, then then dialog closes, and rather than prodding through nautilus, ctrl-space gc1 ...opens *bosh* [10:43] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jN8LC1aDpk [10:50] Morning all [10:50] yo [10:50] lo [10:54] popey: If you're awake, what was that disposable email address service you mentioned a couple of months back [10:54] mailinator? [10:55] mungbean: popey: Thanks, I'm pretty sure that was it [10:55] i sometimes use the swedish version [10:56] because less likely to get blocked by sites [10:59] * DJones looks at an invoice at work and wonders if there 'A Lord Satin Wheels' are a sideline for TheOpenSourcerer [11:10] hello [11:11] arc__: hello :) [11:11] it is a bit quite in here today :( [11:11] MAKE SOME NOOOOISE [11:12] YEAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! [11:12] I'm done with making noise now [11:12] I can't keep it up [11:12] I'm too old for this gumph [11:12] I am makeing a vid for youtube at the moment [11:12] I'm just migrating some sites from one box to another [11:13] how to install adb in ubuntu [11:13] how do i clear the screen in terminal [11:13] "reset" [11:13] ctrl l [11:13] ^L [11:13] cool thanz [11:13] and apt-get install android-tools-adb [11:14] no that does not do it all [11:14] it has more manual stuff to do [11:14] that is why i am makeing a vid on ut [11:14] define "all" [11:15] define "define" [11:15] SuperGeorge: i know that feeling [11:15] i'm doing an emergency 8.04 -> 12.04 migration this w/e [11:15] why [11:15] because reasons [11:16] directthex: that command does not work anyway [11:16] neuro: ah, this isn't an emergency, it's just a happening [11:16] because we can [11:16] :) [11:16] I've been messing with nameservers this week [11:16] mine is due to a mate who bailed on doing it :( [11:17] I've been moving zones one at a time from one server to another [11:17] and the colo contract runs out on wednesday :P [11:17] eesh! [11:17] that doesn't sound any of the funs [11:17] pain in the bum, but needs to happen [11:17] it could be worse [11:17] it's only 46 gig of data [11:17] arc__: what version of ubuntu are you on and what is the video for? [11:17] a few domains [11:18] the pain bit is email [11:18] ugg, yeah [11:18] ubuntu 12.04.1 lts and it is for installing/putting adb tools on ubuntu [11:18] moving email != fun [11:18] yup [11:18] there is not many out there [11:18] i mean i have the procedure down pat, it won't be a problem, but it's just ... brrrrr *chills* [11:18] don't want to mess it up [11:19] also the really fun bit is it's 32-bit to 64-bit [11:19] arc__: why do you want the adbtools is it for flashing ubuntu to a phone or something else? [11:19] so if anyone on the box has compiled their own binaries, and for some reason it doesn't work with the lib32 stuff, they can bite me :) [11:19] arc__, you never said 12.04 - the package is just there and just works in 12.10 and higher [11:19] arc__: also isn't the install procedure fully documented on android.org? [11:20] neuro: lol [11:20] good plan :D [11:20] yes but i find videos easyer to use and to find things out [11:21] it is a way of learning like some people learn by seeing and doing [11:22] Rather than reading and questioning your self if you have done it right [11:22] fair enough [11:22] arc__: but often there are no videos, so you just have to follow the guide. [11:22] I've found it's a focus thing. [11:22] that is why i am makeing it [11:22] but, and i don't want to burst your bubble, searching youtube for 'ubuntu android tools install' comes back with "About 20,900 results" [11:23] so make sure you have some sort of unique selling point :) [11:23] do it as a rap! [11:23] lol [11:23] neuro: see what the results are [11:23] have cats installing it [11:24] the internet is made of cats [11:24] they are not all about the adb tools only what the first 3 are [11:25] Google have a 3-line guided [11:25] 1: download .tar.gz; 2: untar it; 3: run android and install platformtools [11:25] * MartijnVdS fails to see the need for a full-fledged guide for that [11:26] yes but you have to stuff to bashrc [11:26] you don't [11:26] everything works fine if you just specify the path [11:26] like this # Android tools export PATH=${PATH}:~/androidsdk/tools export PATH=${PATH}:~/androidsdk/platform-tools [11:27] yes but is a bother if you have to keep on specifying the path all the time [11:27] arc__: I just cd to ~/androidsdk first, then run platform-tools/adb [11:27] and still: how hard is it to follow a 4-5 line guide? [11:27] it does not work like that [11:27] with the simplest possible commands [11:27] it is a visual thing of learning [11:28] no, it's a question of understanding what you'll be doing before doing it [11:28] look i will make it and i will post it in about 15-20 mins [11:28] yes but people see they have self confidence [11:28] when watching it [11:28] I avoid videos like that [11:29] Afternoon all o/ [11:29] because the person explaining tends to be condescending or wrong (or BOTH) [11:29] and puts in background music and weird title screens [11:29] \o selinuxium [11:29] CONFIDENCE INSPIRING! [11:30] MartijnVdS: remind me not to ask you for second opinions on things ;) [11:30] guys, if he wants to record a video, he can [11:30] neuro: OK ;) [11:30] no need for the dogpile [11:30] directhex: sure :) [11:30] directhex: I thought he was *looking* for a howto video, not *making* one [11:30] aha [11:30] to quote my mother [11:31] "do you see what 'thought' did? it pee'd the bed and blamed the blanket!" [11:31] ಠ_ಠ [11:31] i don't know what that means [11:31] I DON'T SPEAK UNICODE! [11:31] dude, you're obviously not very l3378 [11:31] -8 [11:31] it's a lesson re: questioning your mother. it's not meant to make sense. it's meant to test your blind obedience [11:32] SPRECHEN ZE ENGLISH POR FAVOR! [11:32] neuro: 😱 [11:32] what is that? [11:32] neuro: it means you're non pep8 compliant and need to be rejected ;) [11:32] looks like a henry hoover [11:32] \/\/3 5|-|0u1d a11 T4l|< l1|<3 T|-|15 [11:32] neuro: U+1F631 [11:32] SuperGeorge: d00d! [11:32] I DON'T SPEAK UNICODE!!!! [11:33] neuro: U+1F631 FACE SCREAMING IN FEAR [11:33] that's like the worst unicode glyph i've ever seen [11:34] 😱 hah, he's not kidding [11:34] 💩💩💩 [11:35] directhex: 🚱 [11:35] make it stop! [11:35] neuro: 💞 [11:35] *facepalm* [11:35] hammertime [11:35] neuro: what about U+1F47E ALIEN MONSTER ? [11:35] 👾 [11:37] hm, odd, that only printed one of them here. there should be 3 [11:39] who here watch's Hak5 on revision 3 [11:39] or techzilla [11:40] hm, I thought they'd fixed this .. my irc client still fails at sending multibyte characters (if its sending 3 characters, it sends 3 bytes. so 3 unicode characters is 6 bytes, the first 3 are sent, the rest are left on the floor) [11:41] haven't watched either of those for a long time [11:41] i fancied a microwave pasta meal, but they only had the ones for 2 people, although it was on offer at less than what i usually pay for the 1 person one :S [11:42] so now i have to eat half and throw half away [11:42] waste ?! [11:42] "have to"? :) [11:42] or what else? [11:42] http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/ButThouMust [11:42] eat a meal for 2 people? [11:42] EAT IT ALL MAN! [11:42] yes [11:42] my belly will reject it after half way [11:43] neuro: your caps lock seems to be sticky today ;) [11:43] you should watch man vs food [11:43] shift key, my friend, i am a caps ninja [11:43] neuro: it's still sticky [11:43] i need to leave room for crisps too [11:43] lol [11:43] mungbean: you're saying your stomach takes a (presumably) 400g microwave meal perfectly and nothing more? [11:43] +crisps [11:44] that is nothing [11:44] so don't eat the crisps, muppet :) [11:44] and polish off a bit more of the meal so it's lest wasty [11:44] a day w/out crisps is like a day w/out sunshine [11:44] anyway, speaking of unhealthy foodstuffs [11:44] i'm nipping out to try one of the new mcdonalds meals before tesco gets here with my shopping [11:44] irn bru? [11:44] my brother is a body builder so to get a lot of protein he eats 1 whole chicken a day [11:45] and other body builder supplements and etc. [11:45] i am scrawny [11:45] never understood body building [11:45] supplements ? [11:46] anyway, to the unhealthy place! [11:46] he goes to the gym every day for 2 hours after work [11:46] where i shall probably be buying one of these: http://www.mcdonalds.co.uk/ukhome/product_nutrition.chicken.871.mediterranean-chicken.html [11:46] my ex was a powerlifter. that seemed balmy enough. bodybuilding is basically the same regime, but with the addition of starvation and dehydration [11:47] your ex was male or female? [11:47] :S [11:47] female lol [11:47] cool [11:47] just checking. bit unusal for female..bit of a lifestyle choice that dominates, surely? [11:48] it was a contributing factor in the 'ex' bit, yeah [11:49] my body shuts off after the 400g are eaten [11:51] why [11:51] because 2500 calories a day are normal to eat [11:51] my stomach knows what a normal meal is [11:52] ~or "has been trained to" [11:53] from someone I know: [11:53] > Going to need a moving company soon- Moving across London. Any recommendations? [11:53] i have just converted my ogv to avi and not i have really bad lip sync [11:53] my company were ok but i got burgled soon after so meh [11:54] does youtube now support ogv files now ? [11:57] arc__: I think that works, but mp4 might work better.. or webm [11:58] hello [12:02] it is a bit quite here now for some reason [12:06] arc__: always is at dinner :d [12:06] lol [12:06] think i managed 5/8 of the meal [12:07] here is my crap vid http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dqHynTb0yXE&feature=youtu.be [12:07] is it of a cat installing ubuntu? [12:08] mungbean: it's that easy now? [12:08] no it is a vid of installing adb tools [12:08] lol [12:09] * mungbean prefers dogs anyway [12:09] you so harsh [12:09] mungbean: psh, cats > dogs [12:09] dogs are so needy [12:09] friendly [12:09] clever [12:09] loyal [12:09] my speaking in the vid [12:10] wierd [12:10] the majority of technical guys prefer cats according to a survey that I don't have a link to [12:10] i have a choc lab [12:10] arc__: are you Willy Wonka? [12:10] mmm, choc [12:10] he had loads of choc labs [12:10] tasty [12:11] and his name is rolo [12:11] lol [12:11] he's got a gooey centre? [12:11] yes i will see i can put on a pic of him === iahmad is now known as iahmad|afk [12:12] http://i.imgur.com/sKFLXuL.jpg [12:12] my dog using the internet [12:12] that is cute [12:12] nawww, cute cute [12:14] cats can't do this either [12:14] http://i.imgur.com/S7R17il.jpg [12:15] they can't get taken for a walk by a baby? [12:15] mush mush...pull harder doggy [12:16] she pretty much pulls the buggy up the street herself...jack russell power [12:17] do you like to see windows fail [12:17] then watch this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QF0ETsgpxKc [12:17] one of the self serve tills in tesco has had a BSOD for last 3 days [12:18] at tesco's self serveice i found a £5 note alone in the money out slot [12:19] arc__: if you don't touch it, it'll swallow it again and return it to the rightful owner [12:19] arc__: 's account [12:19] that was minw! [12:19] ate too much food, need a sleep [12:20] it won't i had to call over the tesco guy [12:20] to find out who it belongs to [12:22] arc__: can i give you a couple of suggestions re video? [12:22] yes plx [12:22] 1) write a script beforehand and follow it [12:22] 2) rehearse before recording [12:22] 3) buy a popguard [12:22] what is a popguard [12:22] 4) learn the terminology of things i.e. ~ = tilde, not "wavy thing" ;) [12:23] google it if you don't know [12:23] I had to do that in Budapest. very awkward. lady at tesco gave me the wrong change, 100 HUF more than I should have got. so I went and queued again to give it back, and blah blah blah. later found out that 100 HUF is about 30 pence [12:23] the reason why i say script it and rehearse it [12:23] is to stop lots of pauses and dead air [12:23] it is video for noob's and new people like me [12:23] is there any good video editors for ubuntu [12:24] take neuro's advice, it is v constructive (i haven't wtched the video as i'm at work) [12:24] but its good general advice [12:24] i'm being honest here, not trying to slap you down or anything [12:24] yeah thanz neuro [12:24] you've done more than i've ever done in terms of doing a video tutorial [12:24] i needed the wake up call [12:24] what ? [12:24] what? [12:24] KDEnlive is a pretty good video editor on Ubuntu [12:26] yeah, do the screen recording [12:26] then edit it down [12:26] how to install /download it [12:26] then lay a separately recorded commentary on top [12:26] apt-get install kdenlive, or use Ubuntu Software Centre [12:26] same with installing anything really :) [12:26] see you in a bit [12:26] :) [12:27] openshot has almost zero learning curve though [12:27] like movie maker on windows [12:27] (is ithat still around?) [12:27] blimeh, mcd's went a bit overboard on the peppers in this chicken thing [12:27] I think so they did a kickstarter not long ago [12:27] i mean windows MM [12:27] :P [12:27] lol [12:27] oh, yes and no [12:28] can imagine microsoft doing a kickstarter campaign [12:28] "we want to make a new microsoft phone, but we need your help" [12:28] "we think this target of $1.2bn is achievable" [12:28] phone has been on 5.7m for ages [12:28] There's a Windows MM in current versions of windows, but its called something like "Live Movie Maker" and they've removed the timeline to "simplify" it [12:28] "because we've pointed every windows vista, 7 and 8 install to autopledge \o/" [12:28] blender can edit videos [12:28] if you're feeling lucky :) [12:29] so can dd :p [12:29] lol [12:29] marxjohnson: sure, but at least blender has a gui for it [12:29] my theory is that anything above $700 kills the rate of purchases [12:29] mungbean: seems to be [12:29] grep "7" foo.mkv > edited.mkv [12:30] or the community is just tapped out for now [12:30] the spikes are initial launch, and the new tiers [12:30] betcha there'll be another around the 30th-1tst [12:30] s/1tst/1st/ [12:30] pay days :) [12:30] yeah, Canonical must have some marketing up their sleeves to keep the momentum. I dont think they have any illusions that this is a big goal to hit [12:31] tier or rush? [12:31] not even 1/4 way yet [12:31] I hope it will go above the biggest ever kickstarter [12:31] Hi again [12:31] Using my phone now to irc [12:31] did pebble do more than veronica mars? [12:31] dunno, both were $10M ish I think [12:31] I am arc__ [12:32] I AM NEURO [12:32] Pebble was beaten recently by something [12:32] I'm brian of nazareth and so's my wife [12:32] http://www.kickstarter.com/discover/most-funded [12:33] ah nice [12:33] I hate to change name because my pc took my normal name [12:33] ah pebble, $10.2m [12:33] ouya was $8.5m [12:34] oculus? [12:34] what's the summary of the ouya situation? [12:34] edge would be #1 crowdsourced project [12:34] the tldr version [12:34] oh, only 2.43M [12:34] $2.4m for oculus [12:34] if it gets >$10.2m but doesn't reach it's goal, does that still count as a record breaker do you reckon? [12:34] pebble #3 [12:34] it might be the most pledged [12:34] #2 is star citizen [12:36] oh yeah [12:36] forgot about that [12:36] what is that? [12:36] chris roberts' new thing [12:36] basically wing commander but open world [12:36] Is good as fxs [12:36] marxjohnson: nope, but I am sure it will be claimed as such [12:39] indiegogo must be hoping it'll succeed too [12:39] it could raise the most promised crowd money evar, whilst also missing the target by the biggest margin evar - so it will be claimed by some as a success and others as a failure, like most canonical projects. [12:39] they'd stand to make $1.28m in commission if it gets funded [12:39] leaving $29.2m for phones [12:39] yup, if I was them I would be doing everything possible to get people talking about it [12:40] I'm eating a pot noodle [12:40] exactly [12:40] neuro: they are VAT inclusive apparently, so $6M or so to HMRC [12:40] http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2013/jul/25/ubuntu-edge-cheaper-price-crowdfunding?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter [12:40] ooft [12:40] it feels like the ramping price would work against them though. take the natural fall-off and make it worse [12:40] thats obscenely high commision [12:40] i'm sure they put a ceiling on it [12:40] during negotiations [12:41] doubt it [12:41] mungbean: if you run a flexible funding campaign, and you don't make your goal, the commission jumps to 9% [12:41] instead of 4% [12:41] given teh possibility of going to the competition, then i'm sure a deal can/was brokered [12:42] kickstarter is trying to not be a shop [12:42] indeed, kickstarter wouldn't have it [12:42] indiegogo has a silly name [12:42] says the guy called mungbean [12:42] lol [12:42] you need a working prototype and not look too much like pre-orders for kickstarter [12:42] *shock* [12:43] mungbean isn't my real name, its mungo jerry [12:43] so... the Edge's battery [12:43] nonremovable [12:43] has pixie dust inside [12:43] featuring magical battery technology which nobody has actually finished inventing yet [12:43] directhex: The Edge runs on batteries? [12:43] Are you talking about the ubuntu edge [12:43] no [12:44] nonremovable = showstopper for me [12:44] we're talking about U2's Edge [12:44] he runs on batteries [12:44] like the bunny from the battery commercials [12:44] 1024 AA batteris [12:44] Lol [12:44] and a couple of Ds to power his fingers [12:44] silicone annode or something [12:44] i think sabdfl might have made it up [12:45] also, sili*cone*? [12:45] hope it isn't too explodey, like other high energy density things sometimes are [12:45] AlanBell, silicon anode, at its current stage in development, is much more explodey [12:45] never a good term for a battery, "explodey" [12:45] Being a young engineer this is interesting [12:46] Cell=1 battery [12:46] AlanBell, although it's never been developed on a scale large enough to put in a phone. small proof-of-concept cells only [12:46] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nanowire_battery [12:46] good grief, why didn't they call it THAT in the description? [12:46] geeks would have gone nuts [12:47] "nanowire batteries? shut up and take my money!" [12:47] DOES IT HAVE BORG NANOPROBES LOL [12:47] Linux_guylol: originally/technically a battery si a collection of connected cells but there are a loads of single cells that people call batteries now. [12:48] My engineering teacher tells me it is still called cell/cells [12:48] ormiret: originally/technically a battery is a gun emplacement [12:49] https://play.google.com/store/devices/details/Nexus_7_16GB?id=nexus_7_16gb_2013 [12:49] Sorry! Devices on Google Play is not available in your country yet. [12:49] anyone know if the old nexus7 are going cheeeap [12:49] go on, call them accumulators, you won't sound old all :p [12:49] eeeebaaaay [12:49] mungbean: if you can find a retailer.. [12:50] I'm wondering if I should get a new one so I can use my old one to run Ubuntu Touch [12:50] you'll be waiting a while, it seems [12:50] just checked currys [12:50] "Order now. Availability: 13/09/2013" [12:50] wait, google have a new nexus? [12:50] the old 16GB 7 is 149 quid "Save £50.99" [12:51] Gah, dont know where I was looking earier, but it said tuesday [12:51] did anyone read about the hordes of geeks complaining about their n7 going slow due to the SSD going bad slowly? [12:51] nope :) [12:51] marxjohnson: could be just currys guessing [12:51] http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/googles-new-nexus-7-tablet-yours-for-19999-8731519.html [12:51] mungbean: I heard that about the N4 [12:51] wireless charging [12:52] Jellybean version 4.3, which will offer support for multi-users (meaning parents can create logins for children with restricted content) [12:52] amazon doing the old 16GB for 169 quid [12:52] On boxing day my bro got a arcos 80 colbalt for £59 [12:52] and they only have 10 left [12:52] anything more than 119 is a rip [12:52] you think? [12:52] i think i paid 200 for mine [12:52] walked into tesco and bought one [12:53] its a rip, now the the new one is announced, [12:53] but unavailable [12:53] ok, when available [12:54] well it's not available yet, so we don't know what retailers will discount the old one to :) [12:55] ebuyer don't have any old 16GBs listed [12:55] they're doing the 32GB for 180 [12:55] new 16 and 32 listed for preorder, no availability date [12:56] 199.98 and 239.99 respectively [12:57] Get the xperia z tablet [13:00] anyone know how to make less scroll faster? [13:01] dogmatic69: use a faster terminal? :) [13:01] mash on the space button faster [13:02] MartijnVdS: :( [13:02] xperia z? [13:02] that *starts* at 400 quid! [13:02] just using terminator, its like 500ms between lines holding down return [13:02] dogmatic69: --max-forw-scroll=n ? [13:03] why are you holding down return? [13:03] oh, that sounds like slow disk/net [13:03] neuro: to scroll... [13:03] space bar you numpty [13:03] space bar for hot page down action [13:03] that is 'page down' [13:03] I want fast line by line [13:03] cat [13:04] I use the arra keys [13:04] why? [13:04] is it a large file? === iahmad|afk is now known as iahmad [13:04] use 'cat' instead [13:04] not particularly [13:04] scrolls very fast, line by line [13:04] alias cat=dog [13:04] actually its git diff [13:04] and use your scrollback [13:04] use vim [13:05] git diff | vim -R - [13:05] vim's diff mode = ++ [13:05] would probably do it [13:05] mungbean: I did not ask for a new editor [13:05] lol [13:05] TWO EDITORS ENTER, ONE EDITOR LEAVES [13:05] it's very old don't worry [13:05] neuro: JOE vs EDLIN [13:06] hehe [13:06] ed, surely [13:06] cat << EOM > file [13:08] this will slowly descend into this: http://neuro.me.uk/blog/2009/03/22/the-four-ubuntu-yorkshiremen [13:08] i can tell [13:09] M-x win-editor-wars [13:10] omg that's the best thing ever [13:10] Is there a way to change where the package install in ubuntu [13:10] you're welcome [13:12] Linux_guylol: not really, apt deals with it for you [13:12] it's generally a bad idea [13:12] why do you want to do it? [13:14] no reason is good enough :) [13:15] true, but if he's trying to achieve something specific there's probably a better way [13:15] Ok but I am running out of space in my ubuntu partition and I have a spare 13 tv partition [13:15] i learned to ask why, in case no path is set,m or something simples [13:15] lol @ the ubuntu yorkshiremen [13:16] your ubuntu partition is / ? [13:16] i should try and write more stuff like that [13:16] is /home part of that partition? [13:16] thing is.. I could be one of those yorkshiremen ! :-p [13:17] only .. like .. not yorkshireish [13:17] boot into live cd or whatever, mount / partition, mount new partition on /mnt, move stuff to /mnt, edit fstab appropriately, reboot [13:17] dangerous as hell, but doable [13:17] diddledan: "yorkie"? [13:17] /Dev/sda2 [13:17] or if you've used LVM, just add the spare partition to the logical volume [13:17] you're out of your element, Donnie [13:17] and expand the filesystem [13:18] although /dev/sda2 suggest you havent used LVM [13:18] usually if /home isn't separate i'd receommend it as a future project anyway.. [13:18] i nfs mount /home from one of my NASes ;) [13:19] I'm not in ubuntu at the moment [13:19] root@saratoga:~# df -h /home [13:19] Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on [13:19] cargobay1:/data 5.5T 3.2T 2.3T 59% /data/cargobays/1 [13:20] Linux_guylol: how well do you understand partitioning and filesystems? [13:21] Well put it this way I have just made the move to ubuntu and I am a noob at everthing [13:21] Ok, do you have anything on Ubuntu that you'd be upset about losing? [13:22] My whole web setup [13:22] Adb [13:23] "web setup" as in internet connection and browsers, or web development? [13:24] No auto correction I mean adb setup [13:24] aha [13:25] if it's all in /home [13:25] but /home is in / [13:25] i would tread very carefully here [13:25] Current 23 gb [13:25] then you could create a separate /data and do ln -s /data /home/stuff [13:26] that sounds like a good workaround for a newbie [13:26] Oh ok [13:26] danger! [13:26] high voltage! [13:26] achtung! [13:27] when we touch! [13:27] when we kiss! [13:27] What [13:27] eww [13:27] gives you more space without you risking what you've got. I'd suggest really reading up on partitioning before you go messing with it though [13:27] *guitar riff* [13:27] yes [13:27] what marxjohnson said [13:27] I blew away my parent's whole hard drive first time I tried partitioning [13:27] and I was *sure* I knew what I was doing [13:27] :) [13:27] we've all done that [13:27] i'm sure [13:28] at home i share my mp3s and vides with wifey so store them all on /data/video /data/mp3 etc [13:28] and symlink into homedir for each user [13:28] I messed around with gparted so [13:28] why symlink? [13:28] then we run picasa and have a joined up library [13:28] smb? [13:29] all on the same machine [13:29] i try not to understand other people's file storage conventions [13:29] mine are equally mental, but equally sane to me [13:29] ,].] [13:29] Cool [13:30] i use /data everywhere but mount stuff on top [13:30] be it local disk, nfs, fuse, whatever [13:30] /data = websites for me [13:30] so /data/home /data/media /data/backups etc [13:30] /data/web :) [13:30] Randomly deleting stuff in gparted is my thing [13:30] /srv/sitename for me [13:31] you freaky UNIX person you [13:31] /data/sitename/htdocs [13:31] Lol [13:31] if you haven't lost data with a partinioning cockup then you haven't lived [13:32] then I have other stuff in /data/sitename like "project" and deploy.sh which contain the git repo and a script to overlay the git onto wordpress in htdocs [13:32] i've lost data to RAID cockups [13:32] funnily it was using windows XP diskpart that i cocked up [13:32] 5TB across 6 USB drives :P [13:32] NEVAR AGAIN [13:32] hence, the NASes [13:32] neuro: http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2009/05/five-disk-floppy-raid-4mb-of-blistering-fast-storage/ ? [13:32] ha [13:32] RAID across USB drives? that's brave :) [13:32] lmao [13:32] I somehow ended up deleting my laptop recovery partition [13:33] marxjohnson: doing it just fine now [13:33] 2x1TB in RAID1 [13:33] if you delete a partition you can recreate it and the data is still there [13:33] but 6x1TB in RAID6 was a bit too funky [13:33] if you don't format anything [13:33] thing a lot of folk miss about raid is that it doesn't excuse lack of backups [13:33] neuro: I imagine it was [13:33] absolutely [13:33] Yeah just 2x40 gb [13:34] HDDs [13:34] looking forward to getting faster broadband for my parentals [13:34] proper offsite backup \o/ [13:35] I have git vergin media fibre top package [13:35] ew [13:36] Virgin "We Love Traffic Management, We Do" Media [13:36] Yes ! [13:36] What :) [13:36] Oh they're calling the pron filter "traffic management" now? [13:36] um, no [13:36] Nooooooooooooo [13:36] Lol [13:37] I've got virgin ADSL which is pretty much the same price as the cable I was on before I moved. It's a joke (hence why I'm moving) [13:37] if you dl over X amount of data in time period Y (dependent on what package you're on), you get throttled to about 25% of your published speed [13:37] marxjohnson: virgin national, eeeeew, unlucky [13:37] all of the cost, none of the benefits [13:37] yeah, I was in an 18 month contract and moved after 12 [13:37] so had to stick with them [13:37] :( [13:37] but that's over now :) [13:37] :) [13:37] neuro: wow.. data caps on wired internet [13:38] neuro: haven't had those in .nl for.. 10 years now? [13:38] It is the best 100mbs [13:38] MartijnVdS: shush :) [13:38] it's really not [13:38] neuro: ever since we got rid of dialup :) [13:38] i don't want 100Mbps that can be throttled [13:38] It is [13:38] so i have 2x 80Mbps that won't be throttled [13:38] or shaped [13:38] It isnt [13:38] or "managed" [13:39] Fast torrent downloads [13:39] MartijnVdS: yeah I download loads I've only ever hit the limit testing Psychonauts of four different desktops apparently 4x4.2gb is enough to trigger it :) [13:39] Virgin Media XXL100 [13:39] When does it apply? 4PM-11PM [13:40] 1 Hour threshold: 4500MB [13:40] 1 Hour reduced speed: 70Mbps (-30%) [13:40] discovered that a large blob of blue tac is a very good tress toy [13:40] 2 Hour threshold: 5750MB [13:40] stress [13:40] neuro: cause all the school kids are home and nail the network [13:40] never going with Vmedia again [13:40] 2 Hour reduced speed: 60Mbps (-40%) [13:40] Just got to have the right stuff [13:40] they overprovision and screw you [13:40] Linux_guylol: i appreciate you're on a phone right now, but ... http://my.virginmedia.com/traffic-management/traffic-management-policy-thresholds.html [13:41] their traffic management policies are public and apply to all speeds, except maybe 300Mbps [13:41] applies from 11am-11pm at weekends too [13:42] Slowly loading [13:42] Come on my dad is a telephone engineer so he knows the best [13:43] oh, and they throttle p2p and nntp [13:43] lol wat [13:43] has your dad ever worked for an ISP? [13:44] are you really going to tell someone who *has* worked for an ISP, and who has just given you the public traffic management policies for your provider, that your provider doesn't do traffic management? [13:44] No :/ [13:44] i just use bt infinity. because internets! [13:44] I don't think [13:44] infinity ftw [13:45] BT ftl [13:46] Is it any good fir torrents [13:46] *sigh* [13:46] i have no idea [13:46] most of my monthly traffic is steam downloads [13:46] i don't think i've ever torrented anything except linux isos [13:47] Ok [13:47] ok, i'll be the scapegoat [13:47] yes, bt infinity works peachy with torrents [13:48] Cool [13:48] * neuro wonders what his usage was this month [13:49] i normally do about 250G a month [13:49] I've not literally no idea how much I use, might start tracking that [13:49] Wow that is a lot [13:49] my traffic is just created by me hitting refresh on indiegogo [13:49] got* [13:49] How does this compare [13:49] Your average monthly usage is [13:49] 236.65 GB [13:50] Your usage for this month is 213.8 GB [13:50] 145.33 GB downloaded [13:50] 68.47 GB uploaded [13:50] "Your usage for this month is 405.1 GB (337.76 GB downloaded 67.34 GB uploaded)" [13:50] "How does this compare: Your average monthly usage is 1003.69 GB" [13:51] What do you upload [13:51] 200GB is my cap and I keep just inside it by being frugal. if I wasn't going to get charged for going over I'd download much more [13:51] 200GB is barely enough [13:51] what do i upload? none of your business :) [13:52] neuro: light weight this month then [13:52] aye [13:52] Lol [13:52] neuro clearly does naked webcam sessions. big bandwidth user [13:52] sweet, what's the url? [13:53] wait, I mean /msg neuro [13:53] :-p [13:53] Listen to daft punk tron legacy drezzed [13:53] according to my pfsense stats, my sky connection has downloaded 245GB in the last 30 days (2.65Mbps 95th %ile), BT 451.71GB (5.42Mbps) and aggregate IPv6 traffic is 48.5GB [13:54] Linux_guylol: i did. when it came out. ages ago. [13:54] :) [13:54] Aggressive download time [13:54] diddledan: shhh, you know you're one of my top subscribers! [13:54] weird pic http://imgur.com/PmmDw5q [13:55] Linux_guylol: not really [13:55] my record on my sky line alone is about 950GB in a month [13:55] For me a phone downloading random linux is it is [13:56] i think i did 20-30 gig on Three one month, ages ago [13:56] wifi tether ftw [13:56] is this mainly watching programmes/films? [13:56] i don't watch that much telly [13:56] all sorts of shenanigans [13:56] * mungbean still does the book thing [13:56] Lol [13:57] media, backups, work stuff ... [13:57] i carry a disk to work and upload to glacier from there :P [13:57] 1GB internet ftw [13:57] 9 times out of 10 if i listen to an album in itunes on this mac, it's coming off itunes match, so there's 60-200 meg right there [13:57] Just downloding utorrent for leaga activitys [13:58] yeah yeah [13:58] Lol ducks [13:58] torrent over 3g = fail [13:59] 3 grams ? [14:00] um, ok [14:00] "3 grams of internet please, shopkeep" [14:00] that'll be 3 and sixpence pleaes [14:01] INTERNET, SEVENTIES STYLE [14:01] Lol [14:01] Ubuntu [14:01] "Look, 1200 baud!!! ZOMG!" [14:02] * neuro remembers when BT Kilostream lines were teh awesome [14:02] * marxjohnson doesnt [14:02] first modem was 56k [14:02] ran a webserver over it :) [14:02] i dont know I'm born [14:02] nope [14:03] * neuro is old, apparently [14:03] Whydoes 3 block torrent sites [14:03] haha [14:03] because they have a business model to maintain [14:03] because the BPI told them to [14:03] same with virgin [14:03] also, bittorrent + CGNAT = bad things [14:03] Dank business model [14:04] I mean damm [14:04] I've never understood CGNAT [14:04] it's evil [14:04] indeed [14:04] BT are talking about using it for light use customers [14:04] it just doesn't seem to compute to me [14:04] What is it [14:04] it makes sense in a way, especially in the face of v4 exhaustion [14:05] Carrier Grade NAT, google it [14:05] \o/ IPv6 [14:05] erm.. ipv6 has been available now since 2000? [14:05] ha [14:05] tho BT are also talking about starting a v6 rollout this year [14:05] neuro: a lot of my home traffic is v6 [14:05] virgin occasionally make noises about it [14:05] neuro: Dutch news sites are mostly v6 capable [14:05] I will imagine it [14:05] neuro: government sites too, Google, Youtube, Facebook as ewll [14:05] MartijnVdS: oh shush, mister I Live In An Enlightened Society, Telecoms-wise [14:06] neuro: we don't have 4g though [14:06] awww [14:06] whether we have ipc6 is a bit irrelevant , innit? [14:06] a lot of us don't have 4g here either :) [14:06] mungbean: depends on your point of view [14:06] customer [14:06] mungbean: ipv6 is VERY useful to have [14:06] again, depends [14:06] there are different types of customer [14:06] Bring back dial up and viruses [14:06] um, no [14:07] IPv6 makes life of the protocol designer easier [14:07] makes the life of the router easier too [14:07] The reason video-conference protocols suck is NAT [14:07] no need to worry about NAT [14:07] and VPNs [14:07] and gaming [14:07] yeah [14:07] no more "oh you need to open ports blah blah and blah to Get Stuff Done" [14:07] basically NAT is and always was a second-class solution looking for a problem [14:08] well, the problem was always a clear one [14:08] neuro: well, you might need to open ports to a specific host -- home routers will block incoming traffic by default [14:08] v4 exhaustion [14:08] usually the problem was one that it created :-p [14:08] neuro: it'll become a *firewall* instead of a NAT gateway [14:08] well yeah [14:08] but you just talk back over the egress port [14:08] i have a load of unused public ipc4 addreses [14:08] tut tut [14:08] I don't understand any of this :() [14:08] coupla class Cs at least [14:09] REALLY? [14:09] i mean, hang on [14:09] yep [14:09] let me first chide you for saying "class C" [14:09] but really?! [14:09] /24s [14:09] how much? [14:09] (money) [14:09] :-p [14:09] HOW MUCH FOR ZE WOMEN! [14:09] i don't own them personally but i have about 8 /24 under my control [14:09] only using half of them [14:09] aah [14:10] i can spin up my own services etc on them tho [14:10] good grief, sir :) [14:10] all those starving internet connections and you're hoarding! [14:10] I think at work we've got a few /28s [14:10] ibm , sun and MS prob own millinos [14:10] don't get me started on that lot [14:10] "oh hai, we has /8s, want some? TOUGH!" [14:11] lots of JANET institutions have a couple of /16s each uni [14:11] to be fair, they do get used [14:11] Who likes star wars [14:11] they had silly rules about not NATing though [14:11] makes things easier to manage [14:11] oi, nothing wrong with JANET institions ;) [14:11] lol [14:11] the not nat'ing is silly [14:11] NATing is silly, if you can prevent it [14:11] Lol [14:11] bunch of hpc nodes? [14:12] i mean look at it this way [14:12] there's no way apple are using an entire /8 [14:12] every desktop user getting their own public IP? craziness [14:12] my Uni had a /16 [14:12] what's wrong with that? [14:12] as long as the firewall(s) is(are) protecting them [14:12] every computer on the campus had a 'real' IP (though firewalled) [14:12] What way backwards ? [14:12] mgdm: gla? strath? [14:12] not gcal? :) [14:13] i came from private -> public secotr so i'm trained to NAT [14:13] i've never worked for the public sector, at least not directly [14:13] do you want to? [14:13] neuro: HW [14:13] nope [14:13] i haz lots of jobs [14:13] mgdm: ohhhh [14:14] was contracted out to NHS, SEPA, Scottish Office, Essex County Council on occasion as a consultant [14:14] yeeeeeears ago [14:14] Im hireing for minimum wage [14:14] good luck with that [14:14] mgdm: think i went to hw once, can't remember why [14:15] might have been picking up a printer off someone or some other such madness [14:15] the co that I work for does websites on behalf of several public sector bodies [14:15] or giving someone a lift [14:15] You get a free t-shirt [14:15] very hazy [14:16] we've got an evil setup in terms of servers tho [14:16] any sane person would cry [14:16] though thankfully it's all automated via a somewhat clunky perl script [14:16] Linux_guylol: wher u live? [14:16] The dark side of servers of the galaxy [14:17] Coventry [14:17] Linux_guylol: do you know what a minimum wage costs for a year? [14:18] over 10 grand [14:18] double [14:18] Oh sh** [14:18] not including what an employer has to pay out in NI contributions [14:19] N [14:19] Oooooo [14:19] Coventry is the best in the uk [14:20] for what? [14:20] I am joining the first Lego league [14:20] For being awesome [14:21] http://31.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m69a1g5C0u1rvzw0uo1_500.gif [14:21] wow, the fundraiser has seriously slowed down now the 625$ is sold out [14:21] to be expected, really [14:22] Stupid gif [14:22] http://i1.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/000/117/129/NOU.gif#no%20u%20gif%20240x232 [14:22] stupid gifs have more knowledge than you might think [14:22] people probably holding on to wait for a better deal [14:23] big money vs bigger money [14:23] that second gif is freakily 3d [14:23] And the best money is 1p [14:24] gotta love the invasion of the body snatchers tho [14:24] :) [14:24] OOOOOOOWWWWWAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH [14:24] *point* [14:24] 1 [14:25] I'm 14 [14:25] ok [14:25] and? [14:25] well done [14:25] Yay [14:25] http://media.tumblr.com/772a9c560f0864c4d89414541ae835ef/tumblr_inline_mpl48vJTUP1qz4rgp.gif [14:26] Lol [14:26] precocious little brat [14:26] :) [14:27] i was over at my folks on sunday [14:27] return of the jedi was on [14:27] \o/ [14:27] and i pointed out to my mum what one of the most egregious lucas tweaks was [14:27] i.e. douchebag anakin appearing at the end rather than redeemed old anakin [14:27] and i expected her not to understand [14:27] but she totally got it [14:27] "but luke has never seen young anakin" [14:27] "YES, EXACTLY!" [14:27] wait, they did what?! [14:28] The ubuntu kid [14:28] you haven't seen the archive editions of ROTJ? [14:28] lucas sucks doorknobs [14:28] Why did George sell it to disney [14:28] when the DVDs got reissued in 2004, they made more tweaks [14:28] that was one of them [14:28] ergh [14:29] I've not seen the more recent variations [14:29] Linux_guylol: because he owned Lucasfilm outright [14:29] arning: rpc.idmapd appears not to be running. All uids will be mapped to the nobody uid. [14:29] so he got a ton of cash and a ton of disney shares [14:29] guys, any ideas?!?!? [14:29] diddledan: there's more in the blurays [14:29] on a prod server and getting this error [14:29] aparently han solo is a good guy now and shoots only after he's been shot at [14:29] rpcidmap IS running [14:29] diddledan: when vader picks up the emperor at the end? [14:29] they put in another NOOOOOOOOO [14:30] mungbean: what error? [14:30] No I mean duany is going to runi the awesomebus of it [14:30] diddledan: if you want your childhood to be further messed with ... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JGxnOnaQyGo [14:31] Linux_guylol: how so? [14:33] See what Russell Howard said about it [14:33] diddledan: and here's the revised RotJ ending: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XkDO2UxX4Lo&t=3m20s [14:33] old vs new [14:34] warning: rpc.idmapd appears not to be running. All uids will be mapped to the nobody uid. [14:34] ^^ that errpr [14:35] I dunon I just make errors [14:36] ") [14:37] mungbean: service idmapd restart ? [14:38] What is uid [14:38] if you have to ask ... [14:38] ;) [14:38] it's the user id for your login [14:43] Ok [14:43] I wI'll back on pc to help in 1 mib [14:46] i am back [14:48] Linux_guylol:How are you [14:49] Hi arc you are the best [14:52] eternal september ... [14:53] http://bugs.centos.org/view.php?id=5579 [14:53] stupid bug [14:54] lol [14:54] not sure if fixed in later or not [14:55] how to do get ad's on your youtube video [14:56] go to your video manager and monetise it [14:56] you need to be registered to do that [14:56] ok [14:56] and viewers [14:56] :P [14:57] well yeah :) [14:57] i need to make a new video [14:57] but only have a old digicam with firewire and digital tape, or my phone [14:57] what is your guys channels [14:57] guess [14:58] neuro is the best [14:58] but arc is better [14:58] twiglets and curry [14:59] ec2 security groups!!! [14:59] aaaaahhh gargle gargle blaaaaaah [15:00] damm you liars i so gullible [15:00] damm i don't have a credit card [15:00] so what is it really [15:00] wat? [15:01] your youtube channels [15:01] <- [15:01] * neuro descends further into hell [15:01] $ uname -a [15:01] CYGWIN_NT-5.2 ip-0A3097D9 1.7.22(0.268/5/3) 2013-07-22 17:06 i686 Cygwin [15:01] which is it then https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=neuro&filters=channel&lclk=channel [15:02] we should all do a skype or a team view [15:02] on ubuntu [15:03] Yes we should [15:04] have you seen what #ubuntu are talking out [15:04] seriously, look at any of those channels in the search [15:04] which one do you think is mine? [15:04] the third one [15:05] have a cookie [15:05] yay [15:05] i will sub you [15:05] if you sub me [15:05] X98_Hacker [15:05] * marxjohnson sighs [15:06] *sighs [15:06] damm [15:06] What value is there in someone subscribing to your channel for any reason other than them being genuinely interested in it? [15:07] it has e-peen value [15:07] because i sub them it is the way of youtube [15:08] AlanBell: right you are [15:08] i subscribe to stuff on youtube because i'm interested in what is being uploaded [15:08] if i'm not interested, i don't subscribe [15:08] damm [15:09] i have 65 subscriptions right now [15:09] i will work up through the ranks then i will make my day view [15:09] almost all of them set to only show uploads (rather than show uploads, likes, faves, etc) [15:10] how do i finf my video profile [15:10] (find) [15:10] Have I ended up in #youtube by mistake? [15:10] https://support.google.com/youtube/?hl=en-GB [15:10] seems so [15:10] yes you have [15:10] no i mean in ubuntu [15:11] the program kendlive is asknig [15:11] jeez [15:11] see that little downward arrow beside your avatar at the top right of youtube? [15:11] click it [15:12] no in ubuntu not youtube [15:12] * neuro gives up [15:12] My mistake, I'm in #kdenlive [15:12] * neuro closes youtube tab before clickyclicky syndrome kicks in [15:13] marxjohnson: polymorphic irc [15:13] http://snag.gy/cOFBh.jpg [15:14] hello Nimesh [15:14] damm !!!!! [15:15] i'm off the grid so you can't find me on the web [15:15] Seriously, if you need KDEnlive support, they have their own channels. You might get lucky here, but it's really for Ubuntu discussion. [15:15] any way back to the problem at hand [15:15] yeah, ubuntu discussion [15:15] and twiglets [15:15] it is on ubuntu thought isn't it [15:15] so it is relevent [15:16] http://nimesh-game-stuff.webs.com/apps/profile/42994194/ [15:16] arguable, but you're more likely to get someone who can help you if you ask in the right place [15:16] i have done it [15:16] looks like there is a reddit AMA thing a bit later around the Ubuntu Edge topic [15:16] ooh [15:16] arc__: which profile you want to use depends on the video you want to edit. [15:16] ooh! [15:16] who's doing the answering? [15:17] sabdfl [15:17] noice [15:17] Mark Shuttleworth [15:17] neuro: my real name is abdi hghtht [15:17] no link for the reddit thing yet, but it is announced here http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/ubuntu-edge?c=activity [15:18] reddit puzzles me [15:18] http://www.reddit.com/r/Ubuntu/comments/1j0zn9/mark_shuttleworth_reddit_ama_today_at_1230_ny/ [15:18] yeah, i should use it more [15:18] especially since i pay for the bloody thing [15:18] it is a very web 1.0 kind of discussion board [15:19] http://redd.it/1j0zn9 [15:19] arc__: welcome to 2 minutes ago [15:19] why all of you so harsh to me :( [15:19] yup, but that isn't it. That is a comment on reddit about the future thread that there will be in another bit of reddit later [15:19] i'm not! [15:19] this is just gentle banter [15:20] in indochine i got beatern up but this is just ! [15:20] no eggs today :( http://hencam.libertus.co.uk/video [15:21] indochine is a real place it was a french conaliy between india and china [15:21] ok, now i'm properly confused [15:22] https://sites.google.com/site/x98hacker/ [15:23] click the link at the botterm [15:24] accept the access [15:24] um, no [15:24] http://snag.gy/FD2bD.jpg [15:25] it willv send you a email it was the basic google script [15:25] it does no harm it is my website [15:26] suuuuuuuure [15:26] hahaha [15:26] IT have checked at school [15:26] that's OK then [15:26] do you want my gmail password too? [15:26] how about one of my ssh keys? [15:26] look i will post another screen shot [15:27] i could say something else, but it's a quote from a movie and it's rude, so i won't [15:27] screenshots don't prove anything [15:27] My pc has crashed [15:27] * neuro whistles quietly [15:28] ok, so you're nonchalant. quit rubbing our noses in it already [15:28] arc__: what is the point of this exercise in trying to get us to execute this script? [15:28] Neuro hacker [15:28] * neuro throws his jacket over his shoulder and flicks his hair back [15:28] Linux_guylol: wat? [15:29] I want to see if it works [15:29] do it [15:29] you just accused me of being a "hacker" [15:30] excuse me if i ignore everything else you say in here [15:30] Plz [15:30] Sorry just a joke didn't mean to offend [15:31] 60 minutes to go [15:31] i wonder if sabdfl will answer questions about the tiers [15:31] I'm so sirr [15:32] hacker = programmer [15:32] hence, the quotes :) [15:32] i knew what the insinuation was [15:32] I dont want to be the bad guy [15:33] is everyone a bit drunk already [15:33] i had a mcd's smoothie earlier, i might be in the middle of a sugar crash [15:37] hey sorry for that [15:38] hacker are really cool like white hat hackers [15:39] #omgubuntu is that way :P [15:39] actually, it's #omg!ubuntu! [15:39] I've given away the secret [15:39] i used to go there :P [15:39] oops [15:40] then it went below 40 users and i left [15:40] no one talks in there anyway [15:40] they used to 3 yrs ago [15:40] still a terrible name :P [15:40] yeah, but some people were being idiots [15:40] d0od agrees, but it's too late to do much about it [15:40] let that be a lesson [15:41] :) [15:41] could go through a massive rebranding [15:41] not worth it [15:41] By Jove, Ubuntu! [15:41] or something [15:41] have i been a bit too stupid [15:41] egads, ubuntu [15:41] erk, thunder outside [15:41] huzzah ubuntu [15:41] ooh, eck, ubuntu! [15:41] mgdm: you hearing same? [15:42] ee by gum ubuntu! [15:42] Lol [15:42] neuro: aye, seeing it, and quite close too [15:42] get your UPSen ready [15:42] may have to start singing the thunder buddy song [15:42] Ted [15:42] neuro: seen http://www.blitzortung.org/ ? [15:42] wow cool [15:43] neuro: click the EUMETSAT overlay button, it's pretty cool [15:43] ohhhhhhh [15:43] wx pron! [15:43] indeed ;) [15:43] it's all community-based, there's a kit you can get and built, and feed data in [15:43] Elwell has one [15:44] why does that not surprise me [15:44] :) [15:44] porn ? [15:44] oh pron [15:45] did that redtape guy change his name? [15:45] i bet he has an ADS-B receiver as well [15:46] good q, dunno :) [15:46] and AIS, and weather fax, and... :) [15:46] I changed mine [15:46] for obvious reasons [15:47] no-one has used or said that nick since the 13th [15:47] i wanted the name Jimothy === mungbean is now known as jimothy [15:47] hello [15:47] hello! [15:47] it's like you're part James, part Timothy! [15:48] but all ubuntu user :) [15:49] how do i setup an alias to my real nick? [15:49] jimothy: /msg nickserv help group [15:49] that's the bunny [15:49] technically i'm reg'd with nickserv as neuro_ but added neuro once it got freed up === jimothy is now known as mungbean [15:51] who do I have to flirt with/at to get an ubuntu cloak? [15:51] can you install thing in ubuntu on debien [15:51] diddledan: become a member [15:52] thanks mgdm [15:52] why jimothy wasn't already taken is a surprise [15:52] :D [15:53] You guys are cool and awsome [15:53] i know [15:53] except shauno who happens to be God [15:57] !member | diddledan [15:57] diddledan: Ubuntu Membership means recognition of a significant and sustained contribution to Ubuntu and the Ubuntu community. For more info see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Membership [15:57] you can get an unaffiliated cloak if you ask in #freenode [15:57] aah, I guess I'm a long way off "consistent and sustained" [15:58] as for "contribution".. erm.. yeah, look over there, a pig flying! *ducks* [16:03] muhahaha [16:09] Ducks are the best === joshmyers is now known as bubu [16:12] chickens are the best [16:13] AlanBell: for food or for companionship? [16:13] No yellow ducks [16:14] Chinese duck yum [16:14] and noc chicken abuse. [16:14] no* [16:15] http://hencam.libertus.co.uk/video Linux_guylol [16:15] Is there any way to give a user permission to set a processes niceness / ionice? [16:17] Azelphur: there is [16:17] cool, hows that work? :) [16:17] Azelphur: nice -n 19 command [16:17] Azelphur: it can be done using capabilities [16:17] that works as my normal user [16:17] diddledan: 19 is lower priority, I want higher priority, higher priority by default can't be achieved without sudo, hense the question. :) [16:17] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fbq1fRbkOAE&feature=youtu.be [16:17] aah [16:18] Alan_bell:I hace no account [16:18] Azelphur: man 7 capabilities [16:18] righto, ty [16:18] CAP_SYS_NICE [16:18] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7635515/how-to-set-cap-sys-nice-capability-to-a-linux-user [16:20] it's convoluted then [16:20] indeed :P [16:20] become root first then drop everything you're not going to use [16:20] diddledan: you can set capabilities on a binary [16:20] and you can't reload limits.conf without a reboot :< [16:20] Azelphur: yes, just log out [16:20] oh, you can [16:21] fun [16:21] I usually just spawn a new login shell in my terminal if I'm in the middle of something [16:22] MartijnVdS: http://pastebin.com/E2Tvifbz no dice? [16:22] sudo -u sameusername -i [16:22] diddledan: that's a fresh ssh session [16:22] that works for group membership, I'm not so sure about limits [16:22] not ssh [16:22] it works for users as well [16:22] but [16:22] also my srcds account has no sudo access, for obvious reasons ;) [16:23] Azelphur: does /etc/pam.d/* contain pam_limits? [16:23] use su then [16:23] sshd does that [16:23] and type your password [16:23] it's disabled for su by default [16:23] http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/1j166z/hi_im_mark_shuttleworth_founder_of_ubuntu/ [16:23] azelphur@azelphur:/etc/pam.d$ find . | grep -i pam_limits [16:23] yields nothing [16:23] Azelphur: weird.. [16:23] this is debian btw [16:24] http://wiki.debian.org/Limits [16:25] SuperGeorge: gotta love Brandon Routh :) [16:27] * neuro giggles [16:27] do you though? :P [16:27] sabdfl's photo proof for the ama was taken by an iphone ... [16:27] I can't figure out how to drive reddit [16:27] having never been there before it looks weird [16:27] it's just a big ass threaded forum [16:27] web 1.0 style [16:28] Lol [16:28] I never remember who other people on there are [16:28] actually [16:28] I don't notice who's writing the posts [16:28] you have to refresh all the time and it is utterly confusing [16:28] how do I find the "answers" to this AMA? [16:28] there are none yet [16:29] you have to keep refreshing and searching as far as I can tell [16:29] hmm, just under 600k raised so far today [16:29] it's just fanbois yelling "yeah, that's a good question" or answering their own answers instead of letting mark do the answering [16:29] which is below the 43k an hour avg they need to get to 32m [16:29] diddledan: it hasn't started yet [16:29] sabdfl will start answering posts after 17:30 [16:30] or his assistant will ;) [16:30] meelions and meelions of dollars [16:38] bazillions? [16:40] gajillions [16:40] brazilians? [16:40] pervert! [16:41] neuro: he normally types his own stuff [16:42] i was kidding ;) [16:42] AlanBell: normally, yes :P [16:42] using his toes even! [16:43] christel: he's Supersabdfl now? [16:44] * christel nods [16:49] * MartijnVdS hugs his 21:9 screen again [16:54] 21:9? what resolution is that? [16:54] Azelphur: 2560x1080 [16:54] ah, cool :) [16:54] 70cm wide [16:55] MartijnVdS: have you seen the korean monitors? I got those [16:55] 2560x1440 [16:55] Azelphur: I have a Dell [16:55] yea, the Dell will probably have better image quality [16:55] although these aren't bad, I think they are reject apple panels [16:56] Azelphur: it came with a calibration report [16:56] nice :) [16:56] guaranteeing sRGB is within several % of "real" sRGB [17:04] hah, from the AmA: "We're hoping to blaze a trail with silicon anode batteries. Hopefully, that is the only blaze involved" [17:13] hey :) I have installed Ubuntu Server 13.04.4 LTS 32bit on my server, when I start it up on boot I get on my 17inch LCD screen "Out of Range" [17:13] and "No Input Signal" [17:14] Is this GRUB problem? or BIOS? its on a HP DL380 G3 "Old Hardware" server. [17:15] HoT|2fC^: the screen shows that? [17:15] HoT|2fC^: have you tried waiting a bit, see if it clears up? [17:15] MartijnVdS: Yeah [17:15] Yeah it says after Out of Range... No Input Signal. [17:15] HoT|2fC^: what kind of graphics card is in there? do you know? [17:15] I get nothing I have to power down the Server. [17:16] ATI intergrated. [17:16] Is it telling it the wrong res or something? [17:16] HoT|2fC^: yeah, I think it's detecting a resolution your screen can't handle [17:16] and then using that unusable setting [17:16] Oh crapp [17:16] HoT|2fC^: try booting with "vga=normal nomodeset" kernel command line options [17:16] ok ok, so id need to edit it ? [17:16] you can add those in grub [17:17] ah ok I see [17:17] HoT|2fC^: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FrameBuffer#How_to_disable_the_framebuffer describes all [17:17] * HoT|2fC^ writes down on paper "vga=normal nomodeset" keynel command line options on boot disc. === naderp is now known as s [17:17] MartijnVdS: Thanks man. === s is now known as oberluz [17:18] HoT|2fC^: doesn't have to be on boot disk, works on the installed system/grub as well [17:18] Yes but I don't see the GRUB :/ [17:18] This is my point lol. [17:18] erluz [17:18] I get the Out of Range / No Input Signal right away === naderp is now known as oberluz [17:19] :/ [17:19] HoT|2fC^: do you have another screen you can try? [17:19] Yeah but its busted same 17inch LCD @ 75Hz === naderp is now known as oberluz [17:20] naderp get ping! [17:20] :) [17:20] HoT|2fC^: did you install sshd during installation? [17:20] wth [17:20] ermm no :( it asked me a bunch of stuff [17:20] I hit DNS dunno why [17:20] just confused me that part of the installation.. :\ [17:20] HoT|2fC^: only select the things you actually need.. but DO install an ssh server [17:21] :o [17:21] HoT|2fC^: because then, you can ssh in an fix stuff :) [17:21] I must reinstall it then [17:21] sorry [17:21] yes very true [17:21] I was going to install SSH [17:21] but hit DNS \o/ [17:21] so when I get that message again an my screen goes out of range how do I ssh then haah.. [17:22] HoT|2fC^: after reinstall, yes [17:22] you ssh in from another machine [17:23] noway! lol haha well that will fail [17:23] Its connected to the internet but how will I ssh from here on my pc? [17:23] leave it on the out of range session ? an go to my PC [17:23] I dont get it :) [17:24] HoT|2fC^: figure out the machine's IP address [17:24] HoT|2fC^: (usually from the router/dhcp server) [17:24] HoT|2fC^: then just "ssh host", or on Windows, use putty and select "ssh" and type the IP address [17:24] so checky my router no for ip history or IPs that on my network. [17:24] ah ok ok [18:00] <^2fC> hey [18:01] <^2fC> exit [18:04] !rootirc | HoT|2fC^ I know you've disconnected your other connection, but [18:04] HoT|2fC^ I know you've disconnected your other connection, but: It's not technically our business, but we'd like to tell you that IRC'ing as root is a Very Bad Idea (tm). After all, doing anything as root when root is not needed is bad, and especially bad with software that connects to the Internet. [18:18] Hello guys [18:25] hi Linux_guylol [18:26] Hi MartijnVds [18:35] * AlanBell cracks open a Dark Roast [18:35] \o/ === SuperGeorge is now known as SuperMatt [18:42] https://twitter.com/alanbell_libsol/status/360470187566321664 [18:44] AlanBell: it's quite dark really ;) [18:44] it is [18:44] very nice indeed [18:47] oh wow, the Edge passed 6M === schwuk is now known as schwuk_away [19:01] looks like Mark did fine on the reddit thing [19:01] hi guys agin [19:01] hi guys again [19:01] I read a fair few of the replies then got bored of clicking for more comments and trying to find out which ones were new [19:01] spelling [19:03] AlanBell:Hi [19:04] the FSF are raining on the edge parade: https://www.fsf.org/blogs/community/will-ubuntu-edge-commit-to-using-only-free-software [19:04] the fsf's job is to rain on parades [19:04] they are serial parade rainers [19:04] it's all they do [19:04] mostly free software parades [19:04] fsf approval is typically a kiss of death [19:05] can you get team viewer for ubuntu [19:05] * AlanBell wonders what team viewer is [19:06] i assume it's for viewing teams [19:06] i found it for ubuntu [19:07] team viewer is for collaborations or for mass group chat [19:08] like google hangouts? [19:08] but with screen capture [19:08] google hangouts do that now [19:08] also how can i install .deb with out opening the ubuntu sc [19:08] (part of a) screen sharing [19:08] yeah [19:09] arc__: dpkg -i, possibly followed by "apt-get -f install" if the .deb has dependencies you don't have installed yet [19:09] ok [19:09] but be warned: if you download a deb manually, there's no signature check [19:10] so you don't know if the package was modified before you install it [19:10] so it could contain malware! [19:10] or kittens [19:10] i got it stright from the website [19:10] arc__: that's no guarantee [19:10] arc__: package archives are signed for a reason [19:10] from the interwebs!! [19:10] yes it is :) [19:11] arc__: no it's not.. is it https or http? do you know the certificating party? do you know the webserver isn't compromised? [19:11] oh snap i have a virus [19:11] arc__: with package signing, if the web site is compromised, they _can't_ put a bad package on there, because they can't generate the matching signature [19:11] heh [19:12] well they can put the package on there, but apt detects badness [19:12] we should all do one [19:12] no, you "do one" :-p [19:13] that's not a nice thing to tell somebody [19:13] just trying to warn you about the dangers of the internet [19:13] it's not yet filtered you know [19:14] soon will be here in britain [19:14] oh my gosh i am controling my laptop with my phone [19:15] diddledan: poor you [19:16] it'll be fine, I'll just click the "I'm a pervert" button [19:16] diddledan: I need to go to a Vodafone store for that, as I don't have a UK CC to add to my UK Vodafone account [19:17] diddledan: and they only let you do it online if you have a CC on your account [19:17] hmm [19:18] guy plz get team viewer so we can screen share plz [19:18] arc__: uh.. no. You wanted team viewer to share your screen with (probably) someone you know.. [19:19] you guy are the ubuntu community you are all right [19:21] join 147 404 641 [19:21] WHEEEEE [19:21] arc__: unlikely [19:22] \o/ Android 4.3 @ phone [19:22] come on it will be harmless fun [19:22] it's all harmless fun until the next day when the police turn up to tell you she's only 14 [19:23] arc__: I don't think the regulars in here are likely to install a random deb from a random internet site [19:23] diddledan: But she swore she was 12! [19:23] lol [19:23] then get it from the ubuntu softwere centre [19:23] no [19:24] oh man [19:29] it has gone quite here [19:29] MartijnVdS I edited my Grub an removed the # and added 1024x768 as res an I typed sudo update-grub and rebooted [19:29] HoT|2fC^: does that work? [19:30] still no luck :\ unless grub did not restart properly [19:30] nope. [19:30] HoT|2fC^: because that page specifically says to add the "nomodeset" line [19:30] HoT|2fC^: so you *should* probably have followed that [19:30] nope never added that one :( [19:31] ohh my every time I boot I cant see anything to do with grub it just says Out of range :( [19:31] I was in that TTY :\ [19:31] black screen with my name etc.. [19:31] HoT|2fC^: the page I linked describes how to disable the framebuffer [19:31] I install irssi as root an said hey and left root :o [19:31] should ALSO describe how to make grub work [19:32] so is it just my res? [19:32] what link :> [19:32] above? [19:32] 19:17 < MartijnVdS> HoT|2fC^: [19:32] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FrameBuffer#How_to_disable_the_framebuffer describes all [19:33] HoT|2fC^: this might also help: http://askubuntu.com/questions/161297/why-does-my-screen-blank-out-for-the-duration-of-the-grub-boot-menu [19:34] Thats the one :) [19:35] I was trying that Ctrl>Alt>F1 and Ctrl>Alt>F2 [19:36] So Ctrl>Alt>T is to be hit when it says No input singal? [19:36] no [19:37] you ssh to the machine once the drive light stops blinking like mad [19:37] I cant do that ssh stuff :D [19:37] note: wait until the drive light starts blinking like mad before you wait for the blinking to stop [19:38] HoT|2fC^: you can, if you installed sshd [19:38] yeah but to hard for me :( [19:38] HoT|2fC^: nah, just try it :) [19:39] yeah but its to much messing around :( [19:39] if I was to just put desktop 13.04 on would it work ? [19:39] instead of this server one [19:39] HoT|2fC^: then get a monitor that returns its supported resolutions properly [19:40] it works on my PC ? [19:40] HoT|2fC^: probably not, because it's your screen that's saying "I can do X x Y pixels @ Z refresh rate!" while it can't [19:40] :o [19:41] so once I have sshd installed how do I get into it ? [19:41] from the server [19:41] HoT|2fC^: you do "ssh your_username@ip.of.your.machine" [19:41] HoT|2fC^: or similar using putty (if you're running windows) [19:41] ah ok [19:42] here's a point for you [19:42] if you install desktop [19:42] * HoT|2fC^ pulls his hair out.. [19:42] neuro yeah go on.. :) [19:43] X will use up memory that you could have kept for your game server [19:43] this is why you install the server version on servrs [19:43] true :) [19:43] you could disable X but that's just as annoying as what you're having to do right now [19:43] get stuff sorted now and it'll pay dividends down the line [19:43] you're doing what sysadmins do aaaaaaaaall the time [19:43] true :) [19:44] not least in educating you on some triage techniques [19:44] :) [19:44] :} [19:44] so when I install ubuntu server it asks me about the core on the system an I should select what I want to install [19:44] btw, we've hit 6meelions [19:45] so I would do SSH yes? [19:45] diddledan: *\o/* [19:45] HoT|2fC^: you install Ubuntu Server, and in one of the last screens, you select "SSH Server" or "OpenSSH Server" (I forget which one is on there, there is only one) [19:45] HoT|2fC^: it has other options, like "LAMP server" etc, but you can keep those disabled [19:46] Yeah asks that to [19:46] that's the same screen :) [19:46] So once I have installed that, does it ask to configure it ? [19:46] ssh doesn't require configuration by default [19:46] all you need to do is figure out the IP of the machine, then you can "ssh" to it, using the username&password you created during installation [19:47] ok thanks I will give it ago :o [19:49] Why is ubuntu forum down? [19:49] HoT|2fC^: that's explained on the page you see when you go there [19:51] :o [19:51] I just go off it all the time :) [20:22] anyone know if there is an awesome touchpad competing with the apple magic touchpad that works with Ubuntu? [20:25] the magic touchpad works with ubuntu, I've never seen any others though [20:26] it works, but the sensitivity for all the gestures is not set up right [20:31] http://www.logitech.com/en-gb/product/mac-trackpad that looks interesting [20:32] why not the Apple one? Or just because it's Apple? [20:33] I am considering the apple one [20:33] but I heard it wasn't quite right [20:34] It's not quite right in that the configuration for the gesture stuff isn't quite there, but I suspect that will be true of most touchpads [20:36] I am surprised there are not more to select from [20:36] given the diversity of mouse options [20:37] give it a couple of years, i'm sure there will be [20:56] * neuro hugs his magic trackpad [20:56] time for bed [20:57] at 10pm? [20:57] blimeh [20:57] you have more willpower than me :) [20:57] lol [20:57] actually, it's that I don't have the willpower in the morning [20:57] i know that feeling [20:58] i have six separate alarms on my phone that go off to wake me up [20:58] youch [20:58] four from an alarm clock app and two from the iphone's built in alarm [20:59] I need an alarm that won't turn off until I've left the home :-p [20:59] i had this waking me up at one point [20:59] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L7tdyj8LgoY [21:00] after 15 seconds it goes from weird ambient noise to annoying [21:01] after 35 seconds it goes into full on WAAAAAH mode [21:01] Hi again it's nimesh [21:01] Aka arc__ [21:01] isn't there supposed to be a rule over changing your nickname randomly? [21:02] My phone says that my normal nickname is taken [21:02] So [21:03] I dunno [21:03] Late night ubuntu time [21:03] i forgot how epic this track was [21:03] anyone walking past my door will get freaked out [21:04] I've still got it playing too [21:04] Why [21:04] :) [21:04] Richard James FTW [21:04] Oh, I might have known it was him [21:04] aye [21:04] Oh ok [21:05] it's like listening to an aphex twin track while having your face smashed in by a sledgehammer [21:05] Lol [21:05] I can see the resemblance [21:05] it's brilliant [21:05] 6 minutes of earmash [21:06] good driving music too ;) [21:06] as long as you're not driving [21:06] damn, it finished [21:06] otherwise speeeeeding tiiiiiiickeeeeet [21:06] I need it to carry on! [21:06] Cool [21:06] someone needs to do one of those 10 hour youtube remixes [21:06] it's like heroin for your ears [21:06] but in a good way :) [21:06] yeah [21:07] actually let me find the youtube video where i first found the track [21:07] makes the ol' heartbeat a bit faster [21:07] You do it then [21:07] Make the vid [21:07] got it [21:07] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=naIWWNxF1DQ [21:07] this guy did an epic epic dogfight video [21:07] blended live action with MS Flight Sim footage [21:07] music suits it to a tee [21:08] * mgdm puts on something a little less brutal [21:08] Rank youtube fc [21:08] the pause and then the drop after the jets merge is immense [21:08] Damm you auto correction [21:08] mgdm: you should watch that second vid [21:09] neuro: mungbean: was in Hobbycraft earlier. Damn near bought a pile of Airfix. :D [21:09] :) [21:09] (I'll be back at the weekend maybe after PAYDAY) [21:09] sadly i gave up with models years ago [21:09] i really should get Flaming Cliffs 3 though [21:10] heh, love the 'bullet time' thing [21:10] :) [21:10] * mgdm looks at MadHacker's blu ray copy of the Matrix, sitting to his left [21:10] i watched that last week, randomly [21:11] Matrix is awesome [21:11] was tempted to do reloaded as well but then came to my senses [21:11] hehe [21:12] Why not watch reloaded [21:12] got a few movies stacked up to watch at some point [21:12] watched fast and furious 6 the other night [21:12] ho boy [21:13] had to disengage brain *a lot* for that one [21:13] Pacific rim is good to see [21:15] last film I saw in the cinema was.... Despicable Me 2 \o/ [21:15] BANANA! [21:15] last one i saw was the hobbit [21:15] Though I did get a blu ray set of the original crew Star Trek films the other day [21:16] gah [21:16] So now I have two BD copies of TWoK, but as far as I'm concerned you can't have too many of those [21:16] bloody things [21:16] :) [21:16] i just wish there had been some foresight with the directors edition of TMp [21:16] there will never be an HD version without redoing it all over again [21:17] I hate star trek [21:17] Foundation Imaging did all the CG in standard def :( [21:17] so the HD remasters for blu ray were of the theatrical release [21:18] Star wars for the win [21:18] not sure if TWoK BD is theatrical or special edition [21:18] mgdm: i bet if you're anything like me you have a ton of copies of blade runner ;) [21:19] I have one, actually [21:19] bah [21:19] i've lost count [21:19] New X-Men film coming out wolverine [21:19] the 'ultimate final ever cut' or some such [21:20] vhs theatrical, dvd directors cut, dvd final cut box set, hd-dvd final cut, bd final cut ... [21:20] the DVD final cut [21:20] which cost me £3 in Tesco [21:20] \o/ [21:20] wow [21:20] i went hunting for the tin box set when it came out [21:21] ended up in a blockbuster in bailleston just as they were closing [21:22] saw it in a cinema in san francisco the next week tho \o/ [21:23] nice [21:23] I saw TWoK in the GFT, though I think it was a DVD :-) [21:23] embarcadero center if i remember correctly [21:23] was amzing to finally see it in a movie theatre [21:23] wat? :) [21:23] the GFT had it on last year some time [21:23] but I'm not sure what the source was [21:24] i almost did the st marathon in the gft around when generations came out [21:24] i did do the alien trilogy there tho :) [21:24] nice [21:24] the gft? [21:24] glasgow film theatre [21:24] aah [21:24] I would have done that for ST but I'd not ever been to Glasgow by that point [21:24] our local indie movie house [21:25] and I was 11 when Generations came out [21:25] I FEEL OLD [21:25] i was 19 :P [21:25] \oo// [21:25] no wait [21:25] ^ zaphod emoticon [21:25] when did generations come out again? [21:25] 1994 [21:25] 93? [21:25] 94 [21:25] oh yeah, they started filming it a fortnight after they wrapped the tng series finale :) [21:25] I was 11 too, then [21:25] so i was 20 [21:26] saw it in the grosvenor [21:26] mgdm: you been there since it's been all done up? [21:26] it's *lovely* [21:27] you can buy a beer in the bar and take it in with you \o/ [21:27] massive leather seats [21:27] sofas up the back [21:27] neuro: is that very recent? [21:27] i think they opened back up a few years ago? [21:28] first time i'd been in was for the hobbit [21:28] they were doing a meal + movie deal [21:28] ah, then yes, I have only been in Glasgow since 2010 so it'd be well after that :) [21:28] go upstairs to the restaurant for food, then nip down to the bar then one of the two screens [21:28] http://www.grosvenorcafe.co.uk/ [21:32] do not attempt to film police in Sweden, it's terrifying what happens: http://www.wimp.com/swedenpolice/ [22:16] * ^2fC is still pulling his hair out... [22:16] <^2fC> Think I will call it a day *\o/* === PaulGit_ is now known as PaulGit === mgdm_ is now known as mgdm [23:54] hi just checking connection [23:55] quit [23:55] # quit