[00:10] derekv: can't you just create a blank graphic in inkscape and use the font to print the character you want? [00:22] derekv: so I created this by downloading the fontawesome font and creating a 16x16 document. Then used the text tool + the ctrl-u shortcut to enter the unicode for the tags. u f02c and sized it to fit. 15pt font. [00:22] derekv: http://uploads.mitechie.com/fontawesome-tags.png [00:22] derekv: not sure what sized you need things, but you can start out with a larger document and shrink down as needed [00:23] http://inkscape.org/doc/tips/tutorial-tips.html for the unicode entering tip [00:23] and http://fontawesome.io/cheatsheet/ for figuring out what the unicode character is [01:09] i realized I've gotten good at python today. :) [01:10] jrwren: woot [01:10] someone in #python asking about all sort of language features, so I mocked 'em all up and posted 'em on gist all quick [01:11] all of my answers were "I think..." [01:11] and I nailed 'em all once I tried each one. [01:23] cool yea I see how it can be done, i was just realizing i have no image tools installed on this machine [01:26] derekv: cool, happy to help if you need. Let me know what size/color/etc [01:51] trying with imagemagick [02:35] imagemagick not working so far [02:35] i have to get ghostscript to know about fontawesome [02:41] whats like, the advantage of cramming the icons in a font anyway? [02:45] derekv: the advantage is that you get one download, can resize at will, and change colors, weight (bold) all via css [02:46] you could sprite them to get one download, but then you can't resize/color without rebuilding the images and the sprite [02:46] notice howw the eyeball icon for readable is red to fit in vs black [02:59] So glad that most of the clocks in this house are set to get their time either by radio or online. [03:32] i reset 3 so far [03:32] can think of only 1 more togo [13:08] Happy DST gone day [13:40] woot, reset the boy's clock last night and he waited until 7am to get up [14:14] Heh [14:14] JoDee's all about reclaiming that lost hour [14:14] Might get a fitness gadget out of the deal. [14:14] Reading through "The Healthy Programmer" and installed a Pedometer on my phone [14:15] rick_h_: How's the fit-bit experiment? [14:31] what lost hour? the one from 8 months ago? [14:31] Yep. [14:32] cmaloney: meh [14:32] cmaloney: not used it much lately. [14:33] Is the psiring off? [14:33] Pairing, even [14:33] pairing off? [14:34] Between your phone and the fit bit [14:34] it won't sync with my phone. [14:34] it's a limited set of devices. The faq says they don't place nice with moto's bluetooth stack [14:36] Ah, lovely. [14:36] Well that's a bummer. [14:37] OK. BBL. [16:53] Yay grocery shopping done before non [17:11] I have to go before 9AM to avoid the churchers [17:16] So JoDee had a coupon at Meijer for a pedometer, and now I have a Sync on my wrist. [17:16] pedophilometer? [17:16] Funny enough, it has no Bluetooth or Wireless so the actual Sync-ing is going to be manual [17:16] brousch: There was an app I was running on my phone called Accupedo [17:17] I felt dirty installing it [17:20] Might be an app in there with published lists of sex offender addresses. "How close are you to a pedophile right now?" [17:21] heh [17:31] pedophilometer - meters to the nearest pedophile [17:32] sicko [17:33] paranoid parents would pay for it [17:36] An excuse to play with geodango [18:06] would be a pretty easy app to write [18:49] Yeah, I think it would be a pretty easy app [21:51] hey, that thing I wanted to do when I was at my computer.... [21:51] yeah, forgot it [21:52] if I didn't have a problem with the sec offender list ("public urination" shouldn't put you on the list), that's an app I would crowdfund ;) [21:52] sex* [21:57] greg-g: I have the same misgivings [21:58] me too. [21:58] poor guys. [21:59] (or right, beard wax...) [22:24] cmaloney: you're a qausi-audiophile (from what I've gathered): do you know if a thing that can read/play DVDs that are burned with .flac files exists? (Other than an actual computer, of course) [22:24] maybe that isn't really even practical.... [22:26] Sounds weird. More things support USB flash drives now [22:26] oh? [22:26] that's neat [22:27] flac might be a problem though. [22:27] brousch: can you link to one? I'm looking around amazon as a sort of "what exists" exercise [22:27] So like a boom box that supports usb? [22:27] Or something smaller? [22:27] well, preferably not a boom box, more a component system type thing [22:28] receiver that has usb, I guess.... [22:28] * greg-g searches [22:32] The TX-SR313's front-panel USB port lets you play MP3 and AAC stored in an iPod/iPhone, and MP3, WMA, AAC, and FLAC audio files stored on a flash-memory device, using the system's own remote for track selection and playback. [22:32] http://www.amazon.com/Onkyo-TX-SR313-5-1-Channel-Theater-Receiver/dp/B0077V8930/ref=sr_1_15 [22:32] neat! [22:32] "ONKYO's Proprietary WRAT Technology" :( :( [22:33] * greg-g also has vorbis only albums..... [22:37] no flac? [22:37] "Playback of Audio Files Through Local Network and USB (MP3, WMA, WMA Lossless, FLAC, WAV, Ogg Vorbis, AAC, LPCM, Apple Lossless, DSD)" -- eg http://www.onkyousa.com/Products/model.php?m=CS-N755&class=Audiosys&source=prodClass [22:37] how many? anything I'd like? I'll get ya mp3 v0 of them. [22:37] mp3 patents start expiring soon :) [22:37] jrwren: I have a mix of mp3, ogg, and flac [22:43] There's probaly an rpi project that would work [22:48] bah [22:48] I'm done with diy [22:48] :) [22:51] alright, enough for today: the type of thing I want exists, now just to find the right one for the right price [22:53] pretty sure xbmc plays ogg [22:54] don't be done with ALL diy... please please please. just pick and choose your diy [22:58] diy or diaf! [23:37] *gasp*