[00:19] evening [00:27] rick_h_: this library is nice and should make the code inside the android client simpler [00:27] the retrofit library [00:27] my nick has a typo [00:27] thats meta === derev is now known as derekv [00:32] hah [00:32] hi rick_h_ [00:32] derekv: so you saw the field typo then? [00:32] * rick_h_ has been in/out so not sure if you saw it or not. If so, ignore me [00:32] howdy gamerchick02 [00:34] how's it going? i'm glad the room picks up after 8. [00:34] i feel bad if i don't check in [00:34] all good, relaxing time here. Really not spent much time behind a computer so far [00:34] (because i miss everyone) [00:34] so trying to get some idea of news/twitter in an hour hit [00:34] all day in front of codep (which behaved itself today, i'm surprised) [00:38] yay for nothing on TV i guess? [00:41] rick_h_: yea I saw it [00:42] interesting that there's no error but i suppose it just becomes null [00:47] book time. see everyone tomorrow. :) [00:50] derekv: cool [00:51] derekv: yea, I want to keep going on the cli sometime and try to get a python api library going. I think it'll be cool to have full on libraries and see about expanding the usefullness of things. [00:51] I like the idea of stealing the 'notes' idea from pinboard. A couple of times I've wanted to write up some note and keep it in bookie, indexed, with tags [00:51] could almost see doing something like a new todo system for cmaloney with tags/notes :P [00:52] i have this idea in the back of my mind about wiring up agents that watch my bookmarks on various services and copy stuff around [00:53] like if i favorite something on pocket, it should make sure i have a bookmark in mozilla, chrome, bookie... and set a tag or somesuch [00:54] derekv: yea, delicious and pinboard will watch a twitter account for urls and auto bookmark. Thought about that. [00:55] oh well, hours in a day and all that. I'm out all. Hopefully check in from MD tomorrow night. [01:13] Howdy [01:38] http://fabiensanglard.net/rayTracing_back_of_business_card/index.php [03:42] https://kerbalspaceprogram.com/kspstore/index.php?p=22 [03:42] supports debian [03:43] (based distros) [03:45] Yeah, JODee was playing it [03:45] it's pretty involved [03:46] i don't have time for it. [03:47] Try the demo at least [03:47] just think if i did have time for it, it'd easily use up weekends if not weeks [03:47] It's pretty full featured [03:48] it already made me stay up too late [03:48] looking at videos [03:48] gn___ [12:46] Um, what? "You'll learn to program in a language that' s used in millions of smartphones, tablets, and PCs. You'll code along with the book, writing programs to solve real-world problems as you learn the fundamentals of programming using Python 3. " [13:00] 0 smartphones + 0 tablets + 1million PCs [13:00] roughly speaking [13:02] Good morning [13:03] Now now, I downloaded brousch's "Say Anything" program on my phone [13:03] that means there's Python on at least two phones. :) [13:03] hah [13:03] Three if I convince JoDee to download it on her phone [13:04] I need to get my Clever Drip Timer up there [13:04] haha, i gave myself some wiggle room via "roughly speaking" because I know brousch is all about kivy/android/python :) [13:05] Also Galco n started life as a Pygame project, so I'm not sure if the Android / iPhone versions are still Python based [13:05] s/so/but/ [13:06] SO, the answer is somewhere between 2 and millions. :) [13:06] Neither of which I think is entirely accurate [13:08] Misleading [13:08] Also, it specifically says PYthon3 [13:08] So my apps don't even count [13:09] Huh? That's a huge stretch then [13:11] I reported it to O'Reilly problems [13:12] Thank you, Citizen [13:14] I almost fainted yesterday. We were evaluating a replacement for a big part of our business software (estimating, purchasing, stock, shipping) and they said they support Linux servers and OpenOffice/LibreOffice [13:57] Really? [13:57] That's cool [13:59] https://github.com/tybenz/vimdeck [14:02] Ah, so turns out they only support linux server for part of the server, and no openoffice [14:03] Salesman actually talked to technicians [14:04] And "support" is not the best term since they've never done it on a Linux server, but theoretically it is possible [14:06] Quite frankly the fact that the techs are even willing to think about it is more than I usually get [14:07] Yeah, I think the Linux stuff is getting some more play [14:08] Lilely because it costs less on EC2 to run a Linux instance [14:08] vs. a Windows instance [14:08] The companies producing this software should really be thinking about moving to SaaS [14:08] (not that I have any hard data either way) [14:08] brousch: They likely are. [14:09] Often businesses comprable to where I work have no full-time IT guy, so they are caring for their own critical servers [14:09] I'd be surprised if companies aren't seriously considering SaaS [14:09] Most of the ones I talk to are Windows-locked [14:10] And Office-locked [14:11] and honestly Microsoft did the Linux community the best service by releasing Windows 8. [14:11] It was just different enough to make people change-resistant [14:11] I'm going to end up with a Windows server here in the next year [14:11] brousch: That sucks [14:11] Our current software needs a Windows server for the next version, and all the others I talk to do also [14:12] Why? [14:12] Active Directory? [14:12] dotnet [14:12] SQL Server [14:12] Wouldn't Mono handle the dotnet piece? [14:12] You can point and click your way across programming! [14:12] Also what were they using before? [14:12] Foxpro [14:13] DB files shared over samba [14:13] So they're moving to "real" database [14:15] Ah, OK [14:15] Well, can't fault them for that, though I question their technology direction [14:15] but whatever [14:39] exactly [21:46] oh hey, it's CHC early edition tonight [22:20] waf: oh, cool. Sorry, just got to campgroud at MD so been afk today [22:21] i'm not blaming you :) [22:35] So o'reilly is claiming the crippled Python script creator on iOS is what they referred to as running Python 3 on smartphones and tablets https://wiki.python.org/moin/PythonEditors#Mobile_Device_Editors [22:49] cmaloney: ping [23:45] jcastro: Pong [23:46] i hate python on ios, its terrible. [23:46] would be nice to get a good version of it. [23:54] evening