[00:02] i used to live next to or at Beacon Hill apts. near there. [00:05] cool [02:18] phew, sure is windy. Adjusted stuff on the back deck. Hopefully everything stays put and the trees all stay upright [02:18] VERY windy. [02:19] OMG< you just made me scared that the cotton wood out back is going to fall on my house. [02:31] it's insane windy [02:31] i'm surprised the power hasn't gone out [03:04] I'm grateful it hasn't gone out yet. [03:19] OK, going to power off. Not taking any chances. [03:20] so am i. [05:23] power on, forever. i like to live dangerously. [11:53] hah woot [11:53] everything here survived well enough. Grill cover in the neighbor's yard, and movd the car topper storage thing off the deck [11:54] but better than I thought. I was expecting some tree limb fall'age pretty bad [14:05] Yeah, we managed to not have a whole lot of crazy in the front yard. [14:16] Apparently enough power is out that my son's school is closed [14:20] Wow. [14:31] the signal light at Woodward and the I-94 service drive is out [14:31] nothing very unusual about that though, that's about a quarterly event [14:35] Mostly we just had a lot of deep road puddles due to leaf-choked storm drains [14:56] yea, I've got to clear my drain out again after yesterday [15:26] https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/loco-contacts/2013-November/006555.html [15:27] If anyone is interested. [15:49] grill cover was off here too, but the ties on 1 side were still there. [16:52] I <3 it when I whang my head on my cubicle [16:52] seriously I have no idea how I did this [16:53] sitting down, hit my head on the shelf [16:55] skillz [16:55] mad ones at that [16:56] I'm not sure how I should read "whang my head" [16:58] Make loud noise with my head upon the shelf of my cube. [16:58] http://www.thefreedictionary.com/whang [16:59] The whang of chung. ;) [16:59] Which apparently mean s "Yellow Bell" in Mandarin Chinese and is the first note of the Chinese classical scale [17:00] Thank you, Wikipedia, the only Wiki I want to use. [17:02] Too bad it's PHP :( [17:02] you don't need to care about that [17:03] Unless I want my own wiki [17:33] man, http://osrc.dfm.io is pretty cool [17:33] they've updated it since last time I looked, adding 'friend' relations [17:34] it detected that i should be friends with cmaloney [17:34] then when i clicked on cmaloney's name, it said "It seems like Craig is—or should be—friends with Rick Harding. With this in mind, it's worth noting that Rick is more of a Python aficionado." [17:38] lol http://osrc.dfm.io/mitechie [17:38] "It seems like Rick is-or should be-friends with Craig Maloney" [17:38] that's awesome [17:38] http://osrc.dfm.io/craigmaloney [17:38] "Rick seems to be a pretty serious Python expert" [17:39] OK, I think this thing is on crack [17:39] really? i think it's pretty accurate [17:39] no magic going on, it's easy to figure out the algorithm [17:39] but still cool [17:39] ;) [17:40] lol at 9pm [17:40] boy goes to bed by 8 and now it's hacking time [17:41] top 45% of active python users? /me is a little reality checked [17:41] Dude you are a focusing machine [17:41] You shine with laser-like precision [17:41] If you had asked me I'd have figured I'd be top 25% [17:41] I feel like disco-ball by comparison. [17:42] but then again, it's not picking up work stuff in launchpad/bzr, not that it should count as it's not a lot of more useful stuff [17:43] WEll, and you've balanced a lot between Javascript and Python [17:43] true [17:43] You're not 100% Python, so it probably counts against that score. [17:43] it's all good :) just noting of the things in there that jumps out [17:43] i bet if it ran a linter on the code it'd bump you up a bit [17:43] I'll note that I don't have any percentage. ;) [17:44] hah [17:44] or pep8. [17:44] well it's active as well. It's counting LoC and such [17:44] There is also an obvious connection between Craig and Will Fuqua, allan bailey, Sean Vieira, and rhokk [17:44] heh, /me forces to close window and not look up everyone else mentioned as being similar to [17:45] haha, i already did that for myself. i've yet to follow them, though [17:46] I think the noon-time comment on mine is related to the Bookie sprint. ;) [17:46] hah [17:47] * cmaloney wonders when he pushed to a Java repo [17:50] wow! http://r.bmark.us/u/c35b8efb1c1197 [17:53] I hate my generation [17:53] Seriously, we're the biggest bunch of wankers when it comes to child-care. [17:56] http://industryedge.nationalhardwareshow.com/2013/11/bonaverde-coffee-changers-all-in-one-coffee-maker [17:56] rick_h_: ^^ [17:58] cmaloney: heh, saw that. kind of cool [18:14] heh, osrc is kind of fun [18:14] pretty accurate [18:15] Kind of creepy too [18:15] yep [18:15] You don't realize how many signals you generate. [18:16] And this just looks at github? [18:16] ostensibly [18:16] possibly anything else you have connected to github [18:17] "Ben seems to be a pretty serious Python expert" [18:17] oh yeah [18:17] Scheme wtf? I have no recollection of that [18:22] I don't remember Java either [18:22] although I don't think it mentioned Ruby in mine. [18:23] I made a push to Tracks dammit. My geode must be acknowledged. ;) [18:26] "epic objective-c coder" ha! [18:30] https://codeclimate.com/ [18:30] Interesting. [18:30] Not for Python. Apparently we don't need it with Pep8. ;) [18:31] yea, I'm curious about that. I want to toss that at some of our JS sometime [18:35] jrwren: When will Hacker News suck? When won't it suck? [18:36] And Reddit has a little immunity to that with the voting system [18:36] areas of reddit already suck. It's the communities fault [18:36] good communities will stay good, sucky ones will suck [18:37] and reply with http://johnmurray.io/log/2013/11/17/Read-Less-HN.md [18:37] to the HN side [18:37] Saw that one float by [18:37] And couldn't agree more on the good communities / bad communities [18:45] fuck the grain requirement for kids lunches [18:46] greg-g: yea, that one would bug me a bit. I mean, I guess the parents know the rules/how it works and choose/put their kinds in there. [18:46] but what if you don't eat grains? [18:46] but man, I don't think it'd fly around here at all [18:47] http://37signals.com/remote/workcanwait [18:47] ruh roh, /me is afraid to look [18:47] What if your kid is allergic to gluten [18:47] It's SFW [18:48] well I mean I'm sure there are medical allowances and all that [18:48] I took issue in a more general sense [18:48] "sorry, we're having apple sauce with dinner, he's not getting a fruit at lunch today so shove off" [18:49] I guess my other question is "why are they checking kids lunches?" [18:49] Seriously. [18:50] well it looked like it was a law [18:50] Again, why are they checking kids lunches [18:50] That should be between kids and parents [18:50] yeah [18:51] if I want to send my kid to school with 20 hostess twinkies to trade for other kids food, I should have that right [18:51] God those fuckers were like cigarettes in prison. [19:12] Wasn't that in Canada? [19:13] And I can't read HN. It is so poorly laid out like 5 year old made the website [19:17] cmaloney: i said "it is a trap!" [19:17] digg and slashdot both had voting. [19:17] well, not in story posts in slashdot case. [19:19] I <3 HN [19:20] I wno't say I <3 it, but I am glad it is there. [19:20] jcastro: are you ready for this week!!!! [19:20] hmmm? [19:21] UDS? [19:21] oh [19:21] lol [19:21] I was like "I hope there's nothing else on this week, I have UDS, heh." [19:40] Slashdot tried some story voting thing with their tagging system [19:40] it was garbage. [19:45] cmaloney: take sports and I'll look forward to the Dr Who ownership/trademark lawsuits shutting it down :P [19:45] It's the BBC. IT's immune to your logic [19:45] fine, something you enjoy must be able to be caught up in legal shennanigans [19:45] Muhahahahaha [19:46] Shit, everything I love is caught in legal shenannigans [19:46] Music - RIAA [19:46] Video Games - Copyright [19:46] Books - Copyright / strange licenses [19:47] They're being silly, and they need to knock it off [19:48] but I'm sure they'll double-down on idiocy. [19:48] it's not even noon on Monday and we've had an outage this week [19:48] god dammit [19:48] (our search cluster) [19:48] Honestly it's sabre-rattling. I'd be highlt surprised if they followed through [19:49] greg-g: Solr? [19:49] I am soooo going to enjoy my week off next week [19:49] cmaloney: elastic [19:49] Fun [19:49] greg-g: search isn't important, it's like logging [19:49] who cares [19:50] haha [19:50] :P [19:50] But how will I find my CC-licensed pr0n? [19:51] true, commons.wikimedia.org is the biggest Freely license porn collection there is [19:51] just use google! [19:51] yeah, they index us immediately pretty much [19:52] I'm sure there's a bat-signal that gets sent out wherever something changes on Wikipedia [19:56] so, according to our 2nd in command ops architect (well, not counting dir of ops), we've had 12 outages in as many days :( :( :( :( [19:56] (outages including slowness issues) [19:56] I haven't noticed anything [19:56] You're doing great work, greg-g! [19:56] they're mostly short [19:56] brousch: yeah, no shit [19:56] :( [19:57] I was serious [19:58] well, maybe [19:58] site issues kinda fall on me, being release manager and all [19:58] but most of these weren't something I have control over [19:59] this morning's was, kinda, we tried to migrate to some new search boxes, which is fine, but it wasn't done the right way (order of operations and all) [19:59] and it failed [19:59] I wasn't on point, but I approved the migration [20:32] https://twitter.com/codinghorror/status/402534227867996161/photo/1 [20:34] cmaloney++ #ohwait [20:35] ;) [20:36] You receive one imaginary internet point [21:01] hey cmaloney [21:01] got anything awesome to post on the michigan section of discourse? [21:01] pics from the last party or something? [21:01] cmaloney: you've inspired my personal blacklist of domains, thanks! [21:02] jcastro: I've got to say, discourse just looks like forums to me :/ [21:02] jcastro: with more whitespace and flat buttons [21:02] rick_h_, you'll have some vim keybinds soon sir [21:03] heh [21:03] I am being serious! [21:03] can you post an announcement to CHC in the michigan section though? [21:03] jcastro: sure thing [21:03] <3 [21:04] rick_h_, also in the desktop section do a "check out my bookie project" or something [21:04] * rick_h_ goes looking for the michigan subforum...i mean category [21:04] fire up some discussion [21:21] rick_h_: Which domain got the honor? [21:21] jcastro: Um, we got verified. :) [21:21] omgubuntu and a related one :) [21:21] And I took two photos of the last release party that didn't turn out great. [21:22] rick_h_: Yeah, I re-subscribed again to planet.ubuntu.com. I think it's not going to last too long. [21:23] We don't have Ubuntu Release Parties any more. All we have are remembrance parties. "Remember 8.04? That was a good release. Them good old days." [21:23] brousch: Today we have regret parties. [21:24] I don't remember any nice things about 8.04 [21:24] 10.04 was pretty solid [21:24] 12.04 is proving solid. [21:24] I'm looking forward to 14.04 [21:24] LTS is the best! [21:24] 12.04 was amazing [21:25] it'll be tough to beat [21:25] Outside of a few NVidia glitches I'm pretty pleased [21:25] I haven't found anything to compel me to upgrade from 12.04 yet [21:25] Me either [21:26] Though I still plan on trying Ubuntu Touch on my Transformer Infinity. Maybe that will convince me to use Unity [21:26] although Crossover apparently did something strange with dpkg that made their latest debian packages 13.04 and higher [21:26] so I had to do a root install with their installer. [21:26] Unity reminds me of Windowmaker [21:26] and I liked Windowmaker a lot [21:27] windowmaker with the dock on the left [21:27] I had it on the right, but yeah. [21:28] http://windowmaker.org/FAQ.php?chapter=3#83 [21:28] I don't have any of my old screenshots [21:29] Android and Windows 8 are better with touch than with a mouse. Maybe Unity will be a similar experience [21:30] Sorry, Ubuntu Touch [21:31] http://www.gozer.org/window_maker/irc/snapl [21:31] Hah! [21:31] You really have been a Linux nerd forever [21:32] Yeah [22:04] 12.10 beat 12.04 [22:04] 13.04 beat those. [22:04] 13.10 beat those [22:04] :p [22:05] a modern uwsgi is a good reason to upgrade from 12.04 [22:05] jrwren: You know the difference between 12.04 and all the rest of those? [22:05] cmaloney: i know a few, yes. [22:05] You know the biggest reason? [22:05] that would be subjective. [22:05] depends on use case. [22:05] 12.04 can upgrade to 14.04 without having to go through 12.10, 13.04, 13.10 [22:06] so 12.04 > * [22:06] ;) [22:06] no. [22:06] that is silly [22:06] also, you confuse "can" with "supported" [22:06] Sorry, can't hear you over my being right. ;) [22:15] pro-tip: Do not try to listen to Henry Rollins SPoken Word at work.