[00:05] _stink_: you get anywhere with your git-svn? [00:41] <_stink_> rick_h_: yep, what you suggested was perfect - rebase --autosquash -i then merge into master. then i just git svn dcommit [00:42] <_stink_> i need to learn about the options for -i --autosquash, though [00:43] _stink_: coolio [00:56] hmmm, two carriers...maybe that's how I can get some 4k streaming [01:02] rick_h_: There you go [01:04] I will not rest until my underwear has an IPv6 address that everyone can access on the public internet! [01:09] tmi [01:09] oh come on [01:09] IPmyUnderwear? [01:09] wheresmyunderwear.com [01:10] now that's a tracking cookie [01:24] boxersorbriefs.com [01:26] well i'm glad your underwear is no longer broadcast-enabled. [01:26] waf: Yep [01:27] hah, come on subscribe to its network [01:27] undie-group [01:29] Gives new meaning to pub/sub [11:33] Good morning [12:04] morning ugh [12:21] Yeah, no kidding [15:50] Have any of you taken a Coursera course? [15:51] cmaloney: did I think. And drew [15:53] I kind of want to see if my son and I could do this one https://www.coursera.org/course/dino101 [15:53] The description sounds very non-technical [15:55] Also maybe take this one https://www.coursera.org/course/fantasysf [16:03] Hm, too much reading in that one. I'll never finish [17:45] hah! http://www.zerologic.com/Blog/How-to-get-the-original-RSS-feed-for-a-podcast-in-iTunes.html [17:45] * greg-g tests [17:46] also, what the fuck?! [17:46] greg@x200s:~/Downloads$ ex itunesFeedExtractor.php.zip [17:46] Archive: itunesFeedExtractor.php.zip [17:46] inflating: itunesFeedExtractor.php [17:46] creating: __MACOSX/ [17:46] inflating: __MACOSX/._itunesFeedExtractor.php [17:46] haha @ the __MACOSX/ dir [17:46] like, dude, you're on a mac. [17:46] and stupid zip creation, shouldda been a folder, jerk [17:47] anywho... [17:53] heh [18:11] greg-g: I think that's so you get the correct perms on a Mac [18:11] or other file metadata (whatever they callit on a mac. Resources? Fork? Fuck if I remember) [18:11] yeah, cuz Mac is just a real BSD with a nice GUI, right? [18:12] * greg-g trolls the mac fanbois [18:12] Well, it has baggage from System 9 onward. [18:12] and I love the Mac. I just wish Apple would knock off the patent nonsense [18:13] Steve's dead. Please stop. [18:16] Also: Distributing PHP for something that's likely a CLI: ugh [18:16] They are SCO 2 [18:16] brousch: Yeah, there's definitely some parallels [18:16] I mean Apple no longer sells an OS. [18:16] Oh, wait, they do [18:17] and they have a hardware business and a mobile phone business [18:17] and a retail arm second to none [18:17] but yeah, Totally SCO. [18:17] ;) [18:17] I'm glad you agree [18:17] SCOs biggest problem was they hadn't had a product worth a second look since Linux 2.6 [18:18] (I'd even argue 2.2) [19:15] http://breather.com/ [19:15] aka: need a place to take an "escort"? [19:15] Sometimes I wonder if I'm on the same planet anymore. [19:16] (where do people come up with this stuff?) [19:16] (Is this brilliant or should we give it a bike helmet so it doesn't hurt when it runs into walls) [19:17] "Hey, there's this big market of overpaid techies who want all kinds of luxory goods and services, let's get it!" [19:17] I'm totally making an app to deliver bon bons on demand [19:17] by a guy dressed up as a rabbit [19:17] bun bun's bon bons [19:18] .... so, do you know about what Uber has been doing? [19:18] pretty much exactly that [19:18] Yeah, I get it [19:18] cmaloney: you should move to SF! [19:18] haha [19:18] just wondered where the idea and implementation came from [19:18] see above [19:18] It's like Craigslist was a great idea initially [19:18] until human nature took hold [19:18] these techies LOVE it when they think you're giving them luxory/funness [19:18] cmaloney: well I'd say airbnb + co-working spaces + people that travel more than us homely folks [19:19] and stuff like Taskrabbit [19:19] yep, fuck the lazy/"I'm too important for these things" techies [19:19] rick_h_: Yeah. We'll be able to measure our affluence by the number of people who we pay to do microtasking for us. [19:19] welcome to the dystopian future, everyone. It's called "Silicon Valley". [19:19] I thought it was going to be an app that would deliver something like this to you http://www.newyorkshitty.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/12/OxygenNYS.jpg [19:19] cmaloney: well I meant the breather thing [19:19] and the amount of microspaces we can afford. [19:19] trevlar: hah [19:19] taskrabbit is I've got more $$ than time [19:20] and honestly, I can't complain. I pay for cleaners, started paying for lawn service [19:20] specialization is for insects. [19:20] I'd rather be woodworking, or getting the camper ready, or taking my son to the park than doing those other things [19:20] Adn that's fine. I'm not questioning the how or why [19:20] so I pay for the priv. [19:20] :) [19:20] I'm wondering who rents their spaces. [19:21] cmaloney: the article says they own the spaces [19:21] and how one determines this sort of thing [19:21] http://thenextweb.com/insider/2014/01/15/took-breather-breather/#!sivhf [19:21] goes through it [19:21] So it's like co-working by the hour [19:21] "The spaces themselves are all run and operated full-time by Breather" [19:22] it's more like "I've got a couple of hours to kill in this strange city between meetings. Let me get a room to take a cat nap and work on some email that's not a coffee sho" [19:22] Reminds me of those micro-hotels for salarymen in Japan [19:22] you mean "sex working" [19:22] greg-g: Hell, you could probably do that on the streets of SF without issue. :) [19:22] Just as long as you don't try to park [19:22] or put up a pizzaria [19:23] ;) [19:23] "I couldn’t publish this article without raising the question of the use of Breather spaces for ‘romantic rendezvous.’" [19:23] per the article :) [19:23] not really, you can be naked, but you can't be "visibly aroused" [19:23] lol [19:23] aka: no boners, dudes [19:23] SF peeps must have more control than I do [19:23] lol [19:23] tmi [19:24] rick_h_: That's what meditation and yoga are for [19:24] mental images can't be unseen [19:24] "look officer, you tell it to stop and see if it listens" [19:24] lol [19:24] ok, back to code review... [19:24] "... my job here is done." [19:24] lol [19:24] ;) [19:24] greg-g: Gives new meaning to "citation needed" [19:24] ;) [19:25] :) [19:26] brb [20:05] No Ubuntu phones in 2014? They might as well give up [20:06] sourcy? [20:07] http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2014/01/ubuntu-phone-small-oem-no-apps [20:08] I don't see where it says there won't be a phone [20:09] just that there aren't any major carriers / OEMs shipping until 2015 [20:09] which seems perfectly reasonable [20:09] That's one more year of falling behind [20:09] brousch: I don't see it that way [20:10] I see it as another failing of the telecom industry to allow people to hook up whatever it is they want to their networks [20:10] “I think the ideal [Ubuntu Phone] customer today is someone who wants a dependable device,” Bacon posits, “but [one who] does not require a large catalogue of specific apps (as we don’t have many of them yet).” [20:10] brousch: s/Ubuntu Phone/Windows Phone/ [20:10] s/Bacon/Ballmer/ [20:10] s/catalogue/catalog/ [20:11] s/./. RAAAWR/ [20:11] So Ubuntu phone aspires to be next Windows phone? [20:11] I stand by giving up in that case [20:11] I'm saying that Google and Apple have a hell of a head start [20:11] Yes [20:12] I think it's time to learn real Android development [20:14] I have a feeling there will be more people using Android than Windows in 5 years [20:16] I'm with brousch on this one [20:16] and, thus, worried about what is in store for the Ubuntu community in the near term [20:17] greg-g: Servers [20:17] they were banking on mobile putting them into the black, they're still in the red [20:17] We still need servers to run all of the nifty backends [20:18] http://www.halfarsedagilemanifesto.org/ [20:18] ...ouch. way too close to home. [20:19] waf: yep [20:20] http://arstechnica.com/business/2014/01/ubuntu-maker-boosted-revenue-in-2013-but-doubled-loss-to-21-million/ [20:21] Ubuntu TV is going nowhere, and it sounds like Roku is taking that niche [21:42] brousch: http://www.newcandescent.com/ via http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/12/24/a-manufacturer-found-a-loophole-around-that-incandescent-light-bulb-ban/ [22:24] I thought that was interesting, :/ [22:51] rick_h_, do you have any LED floods? [22:51] or just A19's? [23:23] jcastro: hmm, not floods. Just normal LEDs on my garage [23:23] yea, normal A19s so far [23:23] I did get one LED recessed light, and it sucks [23:23] stuck it in my bathroom and hid it and feel ashamed I spent some $40 on it