[06:19] morning charl theblazehen and others [06:34] hey Kilos [06:43] Windows server taking forever to download... [06:48] good mornings [06:48] morning inetpro [06:48] haha you missed the spit [06:49] eish! [06:49] haha [06:50] why you doing that to me? [06:50] you supposed to point me in the right direction always man [06:51] whole prob with the graphics card is that my settings in /home arent set for 1024x768 [06:51] until correct driver is installed pc keeps booting to cli [06:52] now all the drives see the 64bit card [06:52] * Kilos sure you okes enjoy seeing me struggle [06:53] * Kilos waits for this is not an official help channel [06:54] hey inetpro [06:55] but nvidia-current works so no need for the additional thing [06:56] maybe we need to add to the agenda the suggestion to make this an official help channel [06:57] too many good brains rest here [07:00] sorry, was afk last night [07:00] np [07:00] will be with you in a few minutes [07:25] ai! [07:26] we can only help based on the inputs we get [07:27] please note, it is not a 64bit card [07:27] Maaz_: assumption [07:27] An assumption is a proposition that is taken for granted, as if it were true based upon presupposition without preponderance of the facts [07:28] Kilos: don't make assumptions [07:30] many times problems can be caused by old settings in the home profile [07:30] always a good idea to test with a new blank profile if you have problems [07:31] but I also forgot to mention that [07:31] Kilos: sorry oom [07:33] also, if peeps don't help quick enough here, don't be afraid to go to #ubuntu for specific problems [07:33] morning all [07:34] just make sure you come back to share your solution with us in the end [07:34] Hi not_found [07:35] * inetpro got his self a new Galaxy Note 3 last night [07:35] hiya inetpro, all well? [07:35] AWESOME! [07:35] awesome phone [07:35] congrats! [07:35] ty [07:36] * inetpro wbbl [07:37] hey Kilos [07:38] 0.25 - 0.7 MHz is the minimum frequency ranges of your sig-gen [07:58] hi not_found Golynx ty inetpro [07:58] was afk [07:58] Golynx, how do you know that? [07:59] where did you get that info [08:00] i saw it in the specifications link of the sig-gen you sent via pm [08:00] aha ty [08:00] i missed that, thought it could start fro nothing [08:01] there's not much use for frequencies lower than 100khz these days or even in 1970 [08:02] unless if you wana chase away the bugs ofcourse [08:04] o/ [08:05] its easier to build your own bug repeller though, just make sure to cover your ears :) [08:05] Hi not_found [08:05] lol [08:05] now i need the diagram and component list from you [08:06] didnt you save those 2 links i gave you [08:06] i have done a reinstall 3 times [08:07] so dunno anymore [08:07] nm not serious right now [08:07] im not browsing much till monday when i get airtime [08:08] hmm ok [08:08] i cant browse either lol [08:10] but its pretty simple circuits to make a basic frequency oscillator [08:13] maybe i must put the sig-gen on olx [08:13] if it cant kill noonoos its of no use to me anymore [08:16] ya thats a good idea [12:58] good morning [12:58] good afternoon, i mean [12:58] hi charl [12:58] hi Kilos :) [12:59] Maaz_: coffee on [12:59] * Maaz_ washes some mugs [12:59] dirty mugs again... Maaz_ you don't do your job [13:00] Kilos: how's it going [13:00] i've been busy this week, haven't been on irc much [13:00] great ty and you? [13:00] i'm good thanks [13:00] i think i had a light cold or something [13:00] but it seems to be over now [13:00] one of those colds that you don't know if you actually are sick or not... [13:00] good [13:03] oh my goodness, this is hilarious http://static.rubbingalcoholic.com/images/blog/troll_the_nsa.png [13:03] national security agency - not secret anymore with the troll face [13:03] Coffee's ready for charl! [13:22] Maaz_: thanks [13:22] charl: Okay :-) [13:40] Kilos: jup [13:41] ohi Xethron === georgl is now known as georg [14:26] Maaz_: seen cantide [14:26] charl: cantide was last seen 10 days, 8 hours, 44 minutes and 53 seconds ago in #ubuntu-za on freenode [2014-01-29 07:41:28 SAST], and has been offline on freenode since 2014-01-29 07:41:36 SAST [14:26] he comes online early hours now from korea [14:27] ah [15:09] * Kilos needs to rest. may be back later [18:02] hmm... [18:54] quite here today [19:07] quiet even [19:08] hi captine [19:09] hi Kilos [19:18] hi captine [19:18] quiet bah [19:18] quit, quite, quiet..... [19:18] i don't get it [19:18] this island language [19:19] what are you on about charl [19:20] this spelling [19:20] simple man [19:20] sound the words out [19:21] i think the end e throws me off [19:21] quit and quite are single sounds [19:21] quiet is 2 sounds [19:21] qui-et [19:21] ya [19:21] ah i see it now [19:28] Anyone had an issue when installing postgres on 12.04? I installed it, but whenever trying to connect to it following the ubuntu help documentation (https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PostgreSQL) my machine says postgres is not running. [19:28] ps hi charl. Sorry...only saw your message now [19:39] captine: I presume you've run "sudo /etc/init.d/postgres start" ? [19:39] captine: and you've also checked the log files? [19:43] thanks superfly . Tried the postres start... nothing happens. am not sure which log file to check, but will try look there [19:43] captine: well, all the log files for your system are typically stored in /var/log, so I suggest looking in there... [19:45] that's where i am [19:45] no postgres specific one. looking at postgres docs to try figure it out [19:46] quick look at my current desktop - http://youtu.be/GFJbkDUS028 [19:54] looks really nice [19:55] makes me want to go diving [19:59] what is that not_found is that kde ? [20:00] makes me light headed that background :) [20:02] kde 4.12.1 [20:02] kubuntu 13.10 [20:05] ah very nice [20:06] that video had as a related video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_SeS5IAYvdc [20:06] now i am watching it and there is a guy with a dutch name, i thought why does he have a funny accent [20:07] turns out he is from south africa http://ae.linkedin.com/pub/neil-van-der-veen/40/4/a38 [20:07] lol [20:07] he is the architect in abu dabi [20:08] :) [20:08] cool [20:09] actually now that i click back you also have a dutch name [20:09] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oosthuizen [20:10] ;) [20:10] from north-holland [20:11] well the origin of the surname [20:12] dutch people picked surnames about 800 years ago during a french occupation [20:12] most people picked stupid surnames because they thought the surnames would leave along with the french [20:12] french left, surnames stayed [20:12] a lot of people simply picked the place they come from as the surname [20:14] interesting [20:14] it was for taxation actually [20:14] sucks :p [20:15] yeah you still get some stupid surnames drifting around, but most people had the offensive ones changed later [20:15] because some dutch actually picked blatantly offensive surnames to mock the french [20:15] makes sense :D [20:16] there was somebody in the newspaper who had their name changed from "broekaf" [20:16] if you have an offensive surname you can have it changed for free [20:16] otherwise you have to pay a few hundred euro i think because it has to be updated everywhere [20:16] on your passport, id card, etc etc [20:17] all kinds of official documents and records [20:17] well I am just stuck with a long surname :) [20:17] it's not that long, a lot of people have longer [20:17] you don't have a "tussenvoegsel" at least, i do [20:17] :) [20:19] i read somewhere that in south africa you get our id cards now [20:21] don't know... not been in SA for some time (except for a quick few days a few weeks ago) [20:22] Kim Dotcom is one of my favourite people to keep an eye on currently :) [20:23] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gemalto [20:23] that company, had to find it back again [20:23] what is kim up to... hes doing a music site now ? [20:24] baboom [20:25] been playing with it for a bit... very slick html 5 and all [20:25] and downloaded his album... it is dance music not my fave but works for background noise when playing games :)_ [20:26] lol [20:27] i like dance but i am not crazy about his album, there are one or two good tracks though [20:27] I have found a few that are catchy enough [20:27] a guy i know from efnet/ircnet now made his own house radio http://angelicfm.nl/ [20:27] that's more my kind of stuff [20:30] cool [20:46] i just opened a beer which is brewed in the same city as where i live [20:46] real local beer - very good [20:46] microbrewery [20:51] not_found: quick question, what's a decent but "cheap" nvidia graphics card? I'm thinking about possibly upgrading mine, but I'm not sure what'll give me the best bang for buck at an affordable price. [20:52] not so sure at the moment superfly... [20:53] I seem many going for the 660 [20:53] superfly: are you building a windows desktop? :) [20:54] no, but I want to play some of my Linux games at a decent framerate [20:54] is linux + nvidia a safe combination ? [20:55] some say the best [20:55] It seems to be. I've stuck with nVidia for years [20:55] i had too many problems with nvidia in the past, sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't [20:55] sometimes it works and then it breaks with an upgrade [20:55] give me a sec just playing some heartstone brbr [20:55] haven't you guys heard what linux torvalds himself said about nvidia? :) [20:55] only problem I've had is the stupid dkms not recompiling the kernel module when a new kernel is installed [20:55] he gave them thumbs up now [20:55] linus torvalds sorry [20:56] charl: ^^ what not_found said [20:56] ah when was this? haven't heard that yet [20:56] about 2 weeks ago? [20:57] googling it now but only finding the finger from two years ago [20:57] http://news.cnet.com/8301-1035_3-57618221-94/torvalds-gives-nvidia-software-thumbs-up-not-middle-finger/ [20:57] OK, not quite two weeks ago [20:57] a week [20:58] ah nice ! [20:58] slightly older: http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2013/09/nvidia-seeks-peace-with-linux-pledges-help-on-open-source-driver/ [20:58] but that has nothing to do with proprietary drivers in any case [20:58] this is great news [20:59] but yeah it will be a while before i would even consider using nvidia again [20:59] i am sticking firmly to intel hd for the moment [20:59] meh. I've had so many issues with Intel, I would rather use ATI at this stage -_- [20:59] ati lol [20:59] I didn't have any issues with ATI [20:59] what ever happened to the radeon drivers [20:59] intel works fine if you aren't doing anything more than looking at terminals [20:59] ran a hd 6850 and it works well [21:00] i would love to go back to amd but i abandoned them due to this nonsense with the radeon nonsense [21:00] the new intel coming with the iris pro CPU's is pretty awesome for embedded [21:00] lol superfly i play 1080p using vlc without any problems whatsoever [21:00] but yeah i don't play any 3d games [21:01] oh i did my first experiment with raspberry pi the other day with raspbian [21:01] charl: yes, video is also fine... games are another matter completely [21:02] superfly: yes that's true [21:02] am also tying to stick to Intel for now. My laptop has nvidia optimus... what a pain [21:02] raspberry does 1080p no problem but don't even try doing any simple animations [21:02] but for many purposes it is good enough [21:02] superfly: use this http://www.videocardbenchmark.net/ to get an idea of bang for buck [21:03] raspberry pie is soo expensive in SA [21:03] at least I can play Portal on my current card... it's not so old that nVidia refuses to support it anymore [21:03] I can play most games now on high and newer games on medium to low for high demanding games using a 8800GT which is 5 years aold [21:03] the HD 6850 runs very well despite ATI drivers sucking [21:03] charl: the RPi has a dedicated x264 hardware decoder, video will work fine [21:03] captine: how much does it cost? [21:03] superfly: i think raspbian doesn't use it fully [21:03] $25 overseas. Seen it for close to or over R1000 here, depending on thecasing you get [21:03] or there was some other problem but we couldn't do much from a browser [21:04] iceweasel was it [21:04] I was eyeing a 660 or perhaps one of the similarly priced 7 series from nvidia [21:04] could be wrong, but that's what I saw the otherday [21:04] captine: eish! I got mine for about R360 [21:04] really. Nice. [21:04] but that was *just* the pi [21:04] where? [21:04] and I got it via RS Components [21:04] captine: in NL it costs like 30 euro [21:04] mine was part of hte second batch of 10,000 [21:04] captine: which i think sounds like a fair price [21:04] yip [21:05] oneday... i normally have my mac mini server plugged into the TV, but would prefer a small pie or dedicated media centre [21:05] not_found: thanks! [21:07] people enjoy your evening, i'm off [21:07] sleep tight night owls. see ya tomorrow [21:07] have a good weekend [21:07] superfly, what do you use the pie for? [21:07] good night Kilos [21:07] media playback? [21:07] night [21:07] captine: nothing at the moment... I want to give it to my eldest [21:07] he's still a little young right now [21:09] np superfly, hope it helps :) [21:11] nice [21:15] * not_found loving Heartstone and works well in Wine :DDDD [21:22] not_found: did you see the latest humble bundle? [21:23] yup... I think we did discuss it the night it came out actually :p - It is awesome value for those that don [21:23] *don't already have the games [21:23] yup [21:23] very late here... I go sleep now... night ZA land