[13:09] Good morning [13:11] IE morning [13:43] Ugh [13:53] this made me laugh more than it should have https://twitter.com/_cz/status/368002985516736512 [13:58] rick_h: Heh [13:58] Just goes to show that even the smallest project can have bugs [15:17] Fx morning [15:17] (is that the pattern?) [15:17] greg-g: heh, naw. It's not that slow or odd [15:18] IE? [15:19] IE is that broken [15:19] we're on a "Make IE10 work" bug rush this week [15:19] so yay me [15:20] though I had a fit when I read http://benjaminkerensa.com/2013/08/14/firefox-to-remain-default-very-nice especially "As you are probably aware Firefox is actually in most recent benchmarks showing superior performance over other browsers." [15:20] so many assumptions with so little data...gotta love how anyone can post anything [15:21] it's benjamin, after all. Run on sentences don't just write themselves, you know. [15:21] hah [15:21] sorry, he's a nice enough guy, just man, grammar. [15:21] one of these days I need to get on the planet [15:21] take my spot ;) [15:21] hah [15:22] "Hello, my name is greg rickmesser and today I want to talk about browser performance falacies" [15:22] hehe [15:30] w00t! I'm getting a fancy desk! [15:30] sweet [15:30] new toys for greg-g ! [15:32] :) [15:43] what's the current google apps account status? is it flawless integration with personal google accounts? [15:43] or is still kind of iffy? I've heard people have all sorts of issues with it [15:49] huh? [15:50] goole apps status for what? [15:50] oh, the account switching stuff? [15:50] there are two types of accounts, personal, and google apps, right? [15:50] anything I'd need to watch out for if i'm making a google apps account? [15:51] basically i don't want to hose my personal account if i make a google apps account [15:51] so basically I log into my personal account first, then switch accounts and login into work account [15:51] it works ok for me [15:52] I do run into issues once in a while and I use an incognito window to get around it [15:52] ctrl-shift-n and then login and not worry about it [15:52] I try not to leave both logged in/open in the same apps at the same time [15:56] I'm currently in the unsubscribed from planet Ubuntu phase [15:56] and in the "couldn't care less about Edge" phase [15:59] Huh, quick scan of the front page makes me think I should resub to planet Ubuntu [16:00] Doesn't seem to be the echo chamber that I've grown accustomed [16:00] (to seeing) [16:12] Would someone riddle me how someone can charge over $20 more for the eBook than they're charging for the hardcover book? [16:12] http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/artificial-intelligence-for-games-ian-millington/1100526673?ean=9780080885032 [16:12] And I'm sure they'll be the first to bitch that the eBook isn't selling [16:14] hah [16:14] have to make up the $$ somewhere [16:15] I'm sure the brain trust was hot that night [16:16] snap-l: "publisher logic" [16:17] The only thing that makes some sense is I think the ePub isn't the same as the Kindle (which is essentially a scanned PDF) [17:39] I'm famous! http://us2.campaign-archive2.com/?u=e2e180baf855ac797ef407fc7&id=34ad3af7d4&e=5f5a97549c [17:39] ugh, campaing-archive2.com urls [17:39] with the g in the right spot [17:40] Sorry [17:43] For this we demand a sacrifice [17:44] You must give me $229 + tax [17:45] the tax is at a 98% rate, and payable to me [17:46] Sure, why not [17:46] :P [17:46] That's 453.42 [17:46] Anyways, my Kivy talk is in there, and I didn't submit it [17:47] woo hoo [17:47] That puts me in a generous mood. I'll only give greg-g 96% [17:47] ....... [17:48] greg-g is speechless with delight [17:48] that's it [18:19] well this is interesting [18:19] can't seem to get to google from home [18:19] bing it [18:20] snap-l: that's one heck of a drive. No wonder you're having trouble [18:20] Can't get to bing [18:20] Using home as a SSH proxy [18:20] google is everywhere, maaaaan [18:20] something is wonky with the net [18:20] yahoo it [18:21] ya-who? [18:22] Hm, name resolver [18:24] "502 · NewsBlur is down" :( [18:25] 67.63.58.147 it [18:26] Wonder if Google's name servers went for a toss? [18:26] I'm using 8.8.8.8 w/o issue [18:27] but newsblur having a network issue means I'd suspect some big pipes went boom? [18:27] OK, now things are coming back up [18:27] rick_h: newsblur works for me [18:27] ah, it's back yay [18:27] Yeah, I'm wondering if there was a DNS issue [18:28] because I could get to my sites, but that's because I ping them every 15 minutes [18:28] strange [19:16] Why did none of you tell me?! http://barnsyard.com/2013/08/14/ann-arbor-institution-krazy-jims-blimpy-burger-has-served-its-last-ground-beef-masterpiece-for-now-anyway/ [19:41] We didn't know [19:42] Damnit. You guys are my East side connections [19:46] I did, and I live in SF [19:46] sorry for not informing you, brousch [19:47] * greg-g saw via someone's instragram of them waiting in line for their last blimpy burger [19:48] My reasons for visiting Ann Arbor have just been cut in half [19:58] hehe. I knew. they were charging like $100 to get a table for the last day [19:59] pretty crazy [19:59] seriously? insane [20:00] yeah, not seeing how its worth it. but i guess folks were there [20:01] "to say you did it" [20:07] Totally worth it. There might never be another one, ever! [20:08] Eat it. Save the turd the next day. Bronze it. Sell it for $1000 on ebay in 10 years. [20:10] 10 minutes [20:14] Why does this not exist for Python? http://technical.io/ [20:15] I think there's some work to do something like this under Python [20:16] but it looks like a nodejs server running on an embedded platform [20:16] with some libraries to make things happy [21:04] brousch: heard they are planning to open another one, but not definite plans yet