=== Lcawte is now known as Lcawte|Away [00:48] my gps unit seems to be having issue getting a fix [00:48] the RMC and GGA timestamps are pretty accurate, though but they appear to be the only things it's actually sensing [01:11] omg, it's actually getting somewhere [01:13] got five signals responding [01:13] three [01:13] hmmm [01:15] that's better, I've oriented the unit a bit differently now [01:16] AND I'm FIXED [01:17] ok, I'm at Long 1.123546W and Lat 51.267931N [01:17] * diddledan needs a map to verify it === chalcedony is now known as chalcedony` [05:44] http://zachholman.com/posts/only-90s-developers/ [06:12] good morning MartijnVdS [06:42] morning all [06:43] morning mate [06:44] lots on here this early :) [06:48] o/ [06:52] im going to sleep soon..i work nights [06:52] jussi prob been up for ages:D is finland +2? [06:52] nn :) [07:02] mapps: yup [07:17] \o [07:17] morning MartijnVdS [07:58] morning boys and girls. [07:58] morning brobostigon how goes the way? [07:58] war? [07:58] which war? [08:06] brobostigon: the war of life :) [08:14] the war of the worlds! [08:16] MooDoo: another ~60 years of slow motion train crash, when both the train will crash and death, [08:20] morning [08:20] \o SuperMat1 [08:20] you lost a t [08:20] I did! === SuperMat1 is now known as SuperMatt [08:20] phew [08:20] morning SuperMat1 how are you? [08:21] I'm glad that's sorted [08:21] I'm going [08:21] hows the job going? [08:21] I'm good, is what I meant to type [08:21] job is going well [08:21] finally working as part of the team, rather than sitting through training! [08:21] brill [08:21] how are you doing? [08:21] yeah ok thanks :D [08:24] excellent :) [08:27] hrm, any piano players here? ikonia are you around ? [08:27] SuperMatt: I started a new website lol ubuntu.technology :D [08:27] MooDoo: hahah [08:28] MooDoo: nice [08:28] MooDoo: I think we should buy Winfail.tech [08:28] and make a post your windows fails type website [08:28] you in? :D [08:29] jussi: lol sounds good :) then people can upload their windows failure spotted images :) blue screens on cash machines or airport monitors lol [08:29] MooDoo: exactly [08:30] hehe [08:43] Morning all [08:43] morning diplo [09:06] I feel like garfield... [09:06] LASAGNE!!!!!!!!! [09:06] NOM!!!!!! [09:08] I've given up meat for the week [09:09] MooDoo: soy lasagne! [09:09] mmmmm meat [09:09] http://drool.popey.com/ [09:09] just a personal challenge for the week [09:09] popey: I swear you must have an alias for that... [09:10] MooDoo: Ramen everyday.... :P [09:14] jussi: Windows everyday?! [09:15] MartijnVdS: ssh [09:15] jussi: not rdp?! ;) [09:15] lol [09:15] jussi: i do not. i type it [09:15] i do have *some* aliases. just not that one [09:15] MartijnVdS: you are in fine form today :) [09:18] popey: :D [09:19] (ʘ∇ʘ)ク彡 ┻━┻ [09:19] for example [09:19] ᵔᴥᵔ [09:19] do you like my cat? :D [09:19] awwwww === popey changed the topic of #ubuntu-uk to: Welcome to #ubuntu-uk! http://ubuntu-uk.org | This channel is publicly archived http://irclogs.ubuntu.com | Mailing List http://tinyurl.com/uukml | Support Guidelines http://tinyurl.com/uuksupport | IRC stats: http://tinyurl.com/uukstat | G+ Community: http://tinyurl.com/uukgplus | next meeting TBA | ubuntu | Cats are awesome ᵔᴥᵔ [09:20] awww [09:20] (╯°□°)╯︵ ┻━┻ [09:20] (╯°□°)╯︵ ┻━┻ [09:20] \o/ [09:20] ( ̲̅:̲̅:̲̅:̲̅[̲̅ ̲̅]̲̅:̲̅:̲̅:̲̅) [09:20] huh my irssi has just broke lol [09:21] everything has just corrupted :S [09:21] MooDoo: did the cat pee on it? :D [09:21] Good morning all; happy For Pete’s Sake Day! :-D [09:21] jussi: lol [09:21] morning JamesTait [09:21] JamesTait: which pete? :P [09:21] JamesTait: Pete's japanese alcoholic drink? [09:22] jussi, I wish I knew. A lot seems to get done for his sake. [09:22] JamesTait: hehe [09:23] I think maybe it isnt just MartijnVdS being in fine form today, its the whole channel! \o/ [09:23] MartijnVdS: is that a belt? [09:23] it's hump day, that's why everyone is excitable. [09:24] popey: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adhesive_bandage [09:24] oh the new samsung [09:24] I've seen a few Samsung announcements this week. Which one? [09:25] getting pretty horrific reviews. lol [09:25] MartijnVdS: https://plus.google.com/u/0/105555694224602845621/posts/4MMKEZdxqH5 [09:25] hehe [09:25] popey: haha :) win [09:25] that was funny [09:26] https://plus.google.com/u/0/105555694224602845621/posts/Wphm5bqFoqm also [09:26] popey: ah that's the one I was looking for lol [09:26] Must admit I'm glad I'm not due to upgrade phones yet, I want to see how the S5/New HTC One X/UBuntu phones compare [09:27] [09:28] hey, is there a quick way to generate ascii graphs? [09:28] or even graphical ones, on the command line [09:28] popey: what's the source data? [09:28] just a bunch of numbers? [09:28] i want to do "see how many files there are in each directory below me, and plot the number of them on a graph" [09:28] popey: Is there a rough idea (as in spring/summer/autumn) when the Ubuntu phone specs are likely to be released [09:28] results of ls */*.click | wc -l [09:29] popey: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6949332/in-terminal-ascii-histograms-tool [09:29] popey: that links to https://github.com/bitly/data_hacks which looks like it would work [09:29] ok, it's time for me to create an sdk app [09:29] wish me luck o/ [09:30] SuperMatt: Good luck! [09:30] ok, will play [09:30] ta [09:30] It's my monthly development day, so I'm going to write an app which can upload files to rackspace/openstack containers [09:31] * SuperMatt continues drinking the company coolaid [09:31] Koolaid? [09:31] I don't know [09:31] SuperMatt: dev day? is that rackspaces equiv of googles 10% time? [09:31] sure [09:31] awesome [09:31] except it's totally not 10% [09:31] probably closer to 2.5% [09:31] I know that's what google has, nearest thing I could relate it too [09:32] I don't think they have it any more though [09:32] ah [09:42] Got my sisters S3 with cracked screen/lcd.. anyone know if there is a way to retreive contacts off ( she didn't sync anywhere and no sd card ) off of it, but it has a locked screen that I can't unlock [09:42] I've found a few ways like take motherboard out into another s3, undo certain cables etc [09:42] Not ideally what I'd like to do [09:43] I assume the screen being broken is the reason it won't unlock, diplo [09:43] Yep, I don't know if the lcd is working as I can't see anything, I'm guessing where the keypad is and typing but don't know :) [09:43] what's the cheapest phone to test Ubuntu Touch on? [09:44] bashrc: an old Galaxy Nexus, but it'll be *slow* [09:44] ah [09:44] I was looking at the nexus prices. They look super expensive [09:45] diplo: there's various software that can bypass the keylock on samsung phones [09:47] bashrc: nah, nexuses are cheap compared to other phones really [09:47] galaxy nexus isn't supported any more [09:48] Oh there is? My google foo is sucking this morning [09:48] well, my current mobile phone cost £7 from the Tesco bargain bin :) [09:48] If you could unlock it, something like AirDroid would let you get the contacts off, but if that's not already installed (and running) I don't think you can get the contacts off the phone, as they're probably not stored on the MicroSD card. [09:49] Yeah, airdroid or the hdmi type cable [09:49] But neither are installed currently [10:02] when I reboot my phone, it locks the screen first of all, so that won't help either === Who is now known as Guest75994 [10:10] yeah some people have said if you're quick with Kies on start up you can get into contacts before it locks [10:10] Doesn't work :) [10:54] MooDoo: Following the comments in -irc, thats probably the wrong channel for discussion so moved back here, was that the price for Office 365 [10:55] DJones: just checking lol :) yeah I kinda thought that when i typed it [10:56] DJones: http://office.microsoft.com/en-gb/home-premium/ £7.99 a month, £79.99 a year [10:56] you can install it on 5 machnes. [10:58] That might be worth thinking about, specially being able to install on 5 machines, I'd want it on my work desktop, "work" laptop and probably have to put it on my wifes laptop just in case I have to use her machine for work [10:58] DJones: my wife has just started a course, so although I have it on mine already, I can no install it on hers. [11:00] And it comes with Publisher, thats the one MS app that I've never really found a reasonable equivalent for on linux [11:00] it does indeed :D [11:01] \o/ no ms office in this house [11:01] kids and wifey use libreoffice only [11:01] pah the dental course my wifes just started they say MS office for some reason :S [11:02] ho ho ho [11:02] nothing changes [11:02] £7.99 aint to bad I suppose, still it's not free [11:04] will it actually matter in reality? [11:05] Laney: the price? nah! [11:06] not the price [11:06] whether you actually use that or LO [11:06] Morning all [11:06] Laney: she needs publisher :) [11:06] afternoon davmor2 [11:06] hello davmor2 [11:06] PUBLISHER?!?!?!$"£>%£W$>TJSLGSD [11:06] I normally use LibreOffice at work, but now and again, there are some documents I get sent that have to be filled in and don't convert well enough [11:07] I used to use that loads back in the day [11:10] MooDoo: Does the £7.99 version actually install a full office release, or is that just the web apps version [11:11] DJones: I think it's both? [11:12] Just had visions of needing an always on internet connection which wouldn't be good for a laptop [11:12] oh it probably needs an internet connection often [11:12] to check if you've paid [11:12] etc. [11:13] That wouldn't be an issue, 999 out of 1000 uses, it'd be connected anyway [11:13] DJones: you install it on your machine [11:14] MooDoo: Ta, thats what I was hoping [11:14] http://office.microsoft.com/en-gb/home-premium/#FAQs [11:14] Is Internet access required for Office? read that [11:14] you need win 7 / 8 or mac os [11:17] I think that will do, maybe have to go for the small business premium version, but still not bad [11:17] It'll do me :D [11:18] :) [11:18] so i tried out this twitter game. completed it already [11:18] maybe i wasn't playingon hard mode [11:19] twitter game? [11:19] what's hard mode? [11:19] being a female public figure I guess [11:19] where you create an accoutn and try to get maximum coverage of your tweets starting from 0 followers and 0 tweets [11:19] i won it by my 2nd tweet [11:19] > 100,000 people saw it [11:20] other tweets getting big retweets and stuff [11:20] bored now. too easy [11:20] http://mrmine.com/ is fun [11:20] basic, but fun [11:20] don't think i'll try the millioon followers thing [11:20] thinking of making a similar thing in scratch with my codeclub [11:21] OH BUGGER..Just realised, I'm going to have to UEFI [11:23] DJones: nothing wrong with uefi [11:24] MartijnVdS: Probably not once your used to it, but after seeing som many horror stories, it'll be an interesting experience [11:31] got another retweet " To 62939 followers." [11:31] :P [11:32] what is this game? [11:32] isn't that what tiwtter is about? [11:32] write things and see how many retweets you get [11:32] i win at twitter! [11:35] As soon as I add "Match User kevin" to my sshd_config file SSH stops working. why? [11:35] I've seen a couple, people are deliberatly writing inflamatory comments to get more responses/retweets though [11:35] And generally things they don't normally bother with [11:36] Oh lol, put the match statement in the wrong place [11:40] How can I check an e-mail address is valid without sending it a mail? [11:40] I tried telnetting to port 25 of the mail server, but it threw me out, probably because I'm not on the whitelist. [11:42] You can't really can you, that would be spammers heaven ? [11:42] ah yes, good point [11:42] you can check the domain is a valid domain and has mx records [11:42] ? [11:42] And then it's down to the mail server to accept or deny [11:42] yeah, it uses messagelabs as its MX record [11:43] evening everyone [11:43] probably for spam filtering, like postini [11:43] morning knightwise [11:43] Yeah I used to use messagelabs at my last place [11:43] Did a good job at the time tbh [11:43] morning knightwise [11:44] Morning all, don't forget that Everything is Awesome! [11:44] my colleague is collecting boxes for recycling, but I reckon he's building one of these: http://www.raspberrypi.org/archives/6282 [11:44] Everything is Awesome :D [11:44] Talking of pi's - any updates on the ubuntu build ? [11:45] * dwatkins is a bit disillusioned about Kickstarter after the SuperToy debacle, but has faith in AlanBell [11:45] dwatkins: that is awesome, I'd love to do stuff like that for my boys [11:46] diplo: I had a piece of wood with some light switches on when I was little, thought it was fantastic ;) [11:46] My son really wants to build something ( eldest ) but my other son doesn't sit well doing stuff like that, find it very hard as a single parent doing stuff like that when I have both of them [11:47] diplo: my 5 yr old loves minecraft at the moment :) [11:47] yeah, my kids too [11:48] Yeah, I've leant my 360 to a friend for the last month, must get it back [11:48] popey: you are evil. That mining game is addictive. [11:48] haha [11:49] jussi: I am down to 68KM [11:49] $80M [11:49] Im at 15km [11:49] it's one you can just leave running and come back to when you have a cup of tea [11:49] jussi: mining game? [11:49] MooDoo: http://mrmine.com/ [11:49] ta [11:49] I'm at 11km :/ [11:50] I really should be working :) [11:51] diplo: me also... [11:51] is it like cookie clicker? [11:51] Any openstack people about? Could do with a few pointers :) [11:52] lol you can just leave this game to do it's stuff [11:53] hey guys , [11:53] hello [11:54] quick question. do you guys know of a self hosted IM app that supports encryption ? [11:54] i'm looking for a communication client/server for a small company [11:55] self-host XMPP with Prosody, install Pidgin with OTR on all clients [11:56] And then use a xmpp compatible client on android ? [11:56] XMPP \o/ [11:56] Prosody \o/ [11:56] I've been considering using Telegram, but havn't looked into it yet. [11:56] * diplo thinks MattJ has prosody on highlight? [11:56] Highly recommend Yaxim on Android, the only thing missing is MUC (chatroom) support [11:56] diplo, and XMPP, and Jabber [11:56] heh [11:57] ok , gonna have a peek , sounds interesting; [11:58] knightwise: I use prosody as an XMPP server. Instructions here http://freedombone.uk.to/#sec-4.21 [12:00] arg, I've used Windows too much today, I keep writing my slashes the wrong way around [12:03] popey: can you increase the capacity at all? [12:03] yes [12:03] craft cargo bays [12:04] Need gold for that :) [12:04] hire men [12:04] yeah got 5 on the go now [12:04] heh [12:04] Good morning peeps :) [12:04] popey: ahh yes, now I see... I was crafting stuff but hadnt equipped it [12:04] bashrc, nice guide... yours? [12:05] yes [12:05] a guide created from hours of faffing about [12:07] need to find gold lol [12:08] MooDoo: I just made it to 20km [12:09] jussi: 16 at the moment, but I need gold to craft bigger storage :D [12:11] bashrc: thanx ! [12:12] anyone do i/o performance checking on their kit? [12:12] what read speeds do you get? [12:12] MooDoo: oooh, just got my first platinum [12:13] jussi: you have to watch this rof your out of capacity lol [12:13] oh, btw [12:14] if anyone wants to play, referral time! http://mrmine.com/index.php?r=9115672114224 :D [12:14] knightwise: also in a small company setting I've found that IRC is really useful for team cohesion [12:16] lol, one of the rewards is "talk to the golem" :P [12:18] bashrc: but irc is clear text .. no ? === alan_g is now known as alan_g|afk [12:18] knightwise: not if you connect securely [12:19] knightwise: you can set up IRC with a password and using SSL. Instructions here: http://freedombone.uk.to/#sec-4.20 [12:20] The main advantage of IRC over IM is that you can have multiple participants [12:20] whereas IM is usually just 1-on-1 [12:20] bashrc: MUC ;) [12:21] mano a mano [12:25] if you're using something other than Debian 7 on the server then you may just be able to apt-get install hybserv === alan_g|afk is now known as alan_g [12:29] !info hybserv [12:29] hybserv (source: hybserv): IRC services for IRCD-Hybrid. In component universe, is extra. Version 1.9.4-1 (saucy), package size 242 kB, installed size 736 kB [12:32] I saw a chart somewhere in which it appeared that hybserv was the only channel manager supporting SSL [12:35] jussi: just trying for 4 cylinder engine, takes ages to get to 110k [12:36] MooDoo: yeah, Ive got it already, and the crafting is expensive also [12:36] How many workers have you got MooDoo / jussi ? [12:36] 6 [12:36] diplo: 6 [12:36] 26km [12:36] 27k and 7 [12:37] 28k here [12:37] Goes up a lot quicker with more people, but they get darn expensive.. 500k next [12:37] about to buy the ext one [12:37] next' [12:38] someone take my link... I want money! :P [12:39] you get money for reffering ? [12:39] yeah. click the old fart on the roof [12:39] popey, ping [12:40] diplo: and for reaching 20k, 40k etc [12:40] popey, is the comment from you on http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2014/02/bq-aquaris-ubuntu-phone-specs#comment-1261219388 really from you? It has a few too many exclamation marks to sound like you. [12:40] popey, also, the bq aquaris 5 is actually slightly *larger* than the Nexus 4 :( [12:40] bq aquarius [12:41] found a diamond! [12:41] I was pretty careful to spell it the way they do :) [12:41] tip: there's lava under it [12:42] diplo: MooDoo popey shauno - come join me in ##mrmine [12:45] aquarius: meow [12:47] aquarius: right, but it's not a gigantic phone === alan_g is now known as alan_g|lunch [13:13] hrm, I love it when something works, that isnt traditional... [13:13] I just made lamb wok... [13:13] wok/stirfry === alan_g|lunch is now known as alan_g [13:40] popey, I wasn't having a pop. It genuinely didn't sound like you; I was wondering whether the omg comments bug had credited your comment to someone else [13:40] heh [13:50] the lesser-spotted omgpopey does seem to wield a lot more punctuation than we're accustomed to [13:52] I was excited === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte === stevenm_ is now known as stevenm [15:12] radmac is amusing today [15:12] radmac? [15:12] 6 music [15:13] gerrit on [15:13] Laney: ESPEAKERS [15:13] for shame [15:14] Laney: I prefer my co-workers in a "not wanting to kill me" state tyvm ;) [15:25] where should static routes be added in centos? rc.local/ [15:25] ? [15:25] ##centos ;) [15:25] where should static routes be added in ubuntu? rc.local? [15:29] foobarry: I'd use an "up" line in /etc/network/interfaces [15:29] also, use "ip route add", not "route add" [15:29] also, static routes, in this day & age?! [15:31] a necessary evil [15:31] on a dual homed box [15:33] foobarry: Centos6 ? [15:34] It'll be in /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/route-eth0 or 1 [15:41] 5.8 diplo [15:41] are those files supported on 5 too? [15:41] I know it's differrent on 4 [15:41] Give me a sec [15:41] thx [15:42] Should be the same [15:42] ta [15:42] So the syntax is network/24 via route dev eth0 === alan_g is now known as alan_g|tea === alan_g|tea is now known as alan_g [15:52] can i do ip route add 123.456.788.123/32 dev eth1 [15:53] i suppose i better put the next hop [15:53] normally i do this without thinking [15:54] but i gotta write a change request [16:01] hey guys. I'm holding some packages back using apt-mark hold pkgname [16:01] I assume this gets written to a file somewhere so I can check if it is already held? [16:10] yo [16:12] well thats good..americans back today [16:16] bubu: it tends to be because a dependency can't be updated for some reason so it holds back the app that can't be installed because of it [16:16] davmor2: it's ok, dpkg --get-selections | grep pkg_name | grep hold [16:17] will check if that package is held or not === alan_g is now known as alan_g|walk [17:14] https://www.dropbox.com/s/lo1eggikd6ah30a/IMG_20140226_154114.jpg [17:14] move over ceiling cat [17:15] you see that cat in the paper? had its legs cut off by a garden cutting thing [17:15] ;/ [17:15] cats are cute [17:15] D: nah i don't read any papers === alan_g|walk is now known as alan_g === alan_g is now known as alan_g|EOD [18:57] http://www.thinkbroadband.com/ping/share/b4f29be1fa739ac22496c36c846024e4.html [18:57] this is very handy, gonna use it to keep track of my strange packet loss [21:10] popey: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Coiajj5ScBA [21:11] audio is NSWF [21:12] what the [21:21] :) [21:21] the innuendos are strong with this one [21:21] NSFW even [21:22] actually looks like a lot of fun === Monotoko is now known as Guest55090 [22:14] 6% of mtgox bitcoins have apparently been stolen? [22:14] http://collaboristablog.com/2014/02/bitcoin-bedlam-mt-gox-shuts-doors-apparent-data-leak/ [22:20] only 6%? [22:21] no, that report is claiming 6% of *all* bitcoins [22:21] but it's rubbish [22:21]