[01:14] has anyone in here tried a chromebook? [02:24] Evening [02:24] rick_h_ had one of the early Chromebooks [03:00] I have a cr-48 chromebook. It's my son's regular-use computer [03:08] yep, <3 the chromebook idea [03:08] would happily give one to my wife tbh [03:08] if she didn't need the windows VM [03:21] hello all [03:22] I got a question, don't I always? [03:23] To have one of these irc channels up and have more than 5 people in it, how do I do that? [03:30] Not sure I follow. [03:43] This IRC chat that we are in currently. If i join a random one there is a limit to how many people can be in it [03:43] but there is no limit to this one or the CHC one [03:43] I think that's a freenode limitation? [03:44] You may need to look into how to create a group channel for your project [03:46] Though it could also be something simple like etting the channel limit [03:46] setting [03:47] https://www.alien.net.au/irc/chanmodes.html [03:49] ... :/ blocked at work [03:49] haha [03:49] will have to look at it later [03:50] Lovely. [05:07] leaving work finally, have a good night [05:08] haha timed that perfectly ;) [14:31] good morning! [14:32] ugh [14:33] * ColonelPanic001 seconds rick_h_ [14:57] happy happy! [14:58] :P [15:10] made a rackspace account this morning and got nova talking to it. muhuwahahahah! [15:14] Good morning [15:16] They're doing email upgrades at work. This little nugget showed up in the email: "As a performance recommendation, please always try to keep your Inbox under 200 or so." [15:16] Seriously, if my inbox wasn't zero before the end of the day I would go insane. [15:30] i wonder why it matters if inbox has 200 messages, when archive folders have thousands. [15:30] because the inbox folder is requested and refreshed every time you check email [15:31] and probably re-indexed, search updated, etc [15:32] i thought most mail clients request and refresh all folders at the same period as inbox these days. [15:32] i'm likely wrong [15:32] no, most have the list of folders to check. I know on my phone I only sync 3 folders auto [15:32] and that's in gmail (labels) [15:32] no wait, that's the tablet with the manual imap stuff to gmail [16:20] well, my offlineimap checks everything every 10 minutes :) [16:20] but yeah, still, don't tell me how to manage my inbox, you figure out how to do indexing right [16:20] (not that I would ever have >200 in my inbox, good gosh) [16:24] greg-g: My wife says she has 10,000 emails in her Inbox at work because she never files or archives them. She must drive her Outlook admin nuts [16:25] outlook gets even worse [16:25] because if you run out of room on the server [16:25] people put things in PST files [16:25] and _screw_ everything about those [16:25] jrwren, wanna go to AACS tonight? [16:30] jcastro: nope. you going? [16:31] yeah [16:31] I got voted president [16:31] so I need to go [16:31] yes, you should go. [16:31] what is the topic? [16:31] i participated in AACS for a long time, but now I do other groups, like SEMJS this Monday. [16:32] I can't be away from family every night of the week, so I have to prioritize [16:32] which one is SEMJS? [16:32] some html thing is the topic [16:32] I don't remember [16:32] javascript [16:33] Monday is Joe Fiorni from Cleveland talking about ember js [16:33] should be interesting. he has been doing ember for a while and ember is intereesting [16:33] jrwren: you go to SEMJS? I keep wanting to head out for it but it's on the one night I can't get away [16:34] i go when arbor hosts it. [16:34] the organizers are friends. [16:35] ah, it moves around? [16:40] yes [16:45] I'm not going to tell you how to run your inbox, but I'm going to nag you that you're probably better off having a filter rule that automatically deletes anything in your inbox that is older than 7 days [16:45] because the world from when that email was sent has likely changed, and you're not appropriately engaged enough with it to start with. [16:46] So who cares what it was. Delete it. [16:46] And yeah, I think the big problem is because people use Outlook with it, and Outlook is a PITA with large .pst files. [16:47] Seriously, archive mail if you can help it. [17:54] baracuda IPO today [17:54] http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/11/06/us-barracudanetworks-ipo-idINBRE9A50O520131106 [17:56] NOTTWITTERNOCARE [18:10] not sure if htey are MI based company, but they have a large AA presence. [18:14] yay pebble updates. [18:20] ooh, that's cool. Your watch can say "Oh hey, you left your phone back there dude" [18:20] Are updates making it bigger, like a rock, or smaller, like a sand grain? [18:21] updates mean new apis, accelerometer support, and big software companies putting out apps for it [18:21] the proximity warning is neat [18:21] yea [18:23] http://r.bmark.us/u/a87669a975bdc7 [18:28] rick_h_: Going to take up Android dev now? [18:28] brousch: no, pebble is its own sdk in C [18:28] brousch: I'm just happy to buy something that gets better with time [18:28] they're not releasing a second device you have to buy to get cool nicer features [18:28] ah [18:29] #happy-kickstarter-user [18:29] Hm, I thought it ran Android. So it runs some other OS? [18:29] yea, it's own low level os [18:29] galaxy gear does android but has to charge every day/etc [18:29] pebblie is nice, light, charge once a week [18:29] open source? [18:30] hmm, I don't think their base system is OSS [18:30] CUT OFF YOUR ARM NOW [18:30] brousch: look around and point at your non-oss stuff :P [18:31] * brousch pokes his damn Windows computer [18:42] how can I see the definition of a purely virtual package? [18:42] all of my iOS devices have only gotten better with time :) [18:43] Even when they removed google maps? [18:43] yes [18:44] although I'll conciede that in that case "better" is highly subjective. [20:46] and this is why we <3 google http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2013/11/googlers-say-f-you-to-nsa-company-encrypts-internal-network/ [20:57] I think I just figured out what those barges in the water are for: sailing their datacenter out of the USA. :) [22:01] but we dont' <3 google [22:01] and the scarier part is that they didn't have that setup already [22:04] I don't know, at that scale things like ssl penalties hurt [22:04] and they've had it in progress [22:05] ugh, I really fucking dislike passive-aggressive cc'ing on emails. Thread starts with 3 people on it, as I point out someone's lack of understanding, they keep adding managers to the cc list.. [22:05] greg-g: ugh, hate that (though I've pulled that move once or twice) [22:05] but that's typicaly a bcc :) [22:05] confession: we don't have ipsec setup between our datacenters yet :( [22:22] i hate email [22:41] cmaloney: waf no CHC for me tonight. Work fires are a burning [22:41] weee, not just me! [22:42] greg-g: nope! we've missed release by one day, headi1ng on two, and if we can't get it done soon it'll bump to next week yay! [22:43] bummer, rick_h_. i'll be at chc, hope your work fires die down. [22:43] waf: cool, wish you guys luck with space [23:24] nor me... libtool is NOT fun [23:30] it's like they built me into a python library! https://pypi.python.org/pypi/autopep8