[05:15] Maaz: tell kilos pong! [05:15] nuvolari: Got it, I'll tell Kilos on freenode [05:28] Oh hai nuvolari [05:28] Maaz: tell kilos pong!! [05:28] Trixar_za: Okay, I'll tell Kilos on freenode [06:00] good mornings [06:01] Morning inetpro [06:05] hello Trixar_za [06:07] morning Trixar_za nuvolari [06:07] hi jabberwocky93 Spekko [06:08] Morning Kilos [06:08] Maaz: Coffee on [06:08] * Maaz washes some mugs [06:08] Maaz coffee please [06:08] Kilos: Righto [06:08] morning Kilos [06:08] coffee! [06:12] Coffee's ready for Spekko and Kilos! [06:13] Maaz ty [06:13] You are welcome Kilos [06:17] Morning Kilos [06:17] how is the new sakis going Trixar_za ? [06:21] Not great [06:28] morning all [06:28] Maaz: coffee on [06:28] * Maaz puts the kettle on [06:28] Maaz: larges [06:28] Squirm: What? [06:28] Maaz: largest [06:28] Whew do you want a bath full Squirm? [06:29] Maaz: botsnack [06:29] Thank you thank you, munch munch chomp chomp [06:32] hi Squirm mazal [06:32] More oom [06:32] Coffee's ready for Squirm! [06:34] Moore almal [06:35] More oom barry [06:35] Eks nie met jou tannie getroud nie [06:47] hi bduk1 [06:47] haha ek sal dit onthou [07:02] wat [07:02] I holy hate you Ubuntu [07:03] It needs -lusb at the end before it can compile [07:03] * Trixar_za facepalms [07:08] And it works [07:08] Leave it to Ubuntu to add a step [07:09] ai! [07:15] g'day g'day [07:16] hi Vince-0 [07:36] Kilos: Works now with the latest usb_modeswitch [07:36] still have to test the database though... [07:36] cool [07:37] Haai [07:39] brb [07:43] Well, that's unexpected [07:43] It's working [07:43] With the latest binary and database [07:44] I even purged usb_modeswitch and usb_modeswitch-data to be sure [07:45] yay [07:46] can you stop it asking that APN_USER and APN_PASS [07:50] It normally doesn't? [07:52] oh is that only when running from desktop [07:53] Kilos: http://trixarian.net/sakis3g.gz [07:53] Try it out [07:53] will do ty [08:02] hi magespawn [08:02] hi Golynx [08:02] o/ [08:12] hi not_found [08:12] morning uncle Kilos [08:16] Kilos ? [08:16] !objection [08:17] oh my [08:17] hi magespawn Golynx [08:18] i typed it in but didnt show here [08:18] sorry [08:19] oh my [08:20] bye [08:20] Golynx [08:24] wonder what happened to him [08:24] cellc got him [08:24] The ways of the Interwebs are mysterious [08:34] good morning [08:34] Maaz: coffee on [08:34] * Maaz flips the salt-timer [08:34] hi charl_ [08:36] hi Kilos :) [08:36] how's it going this fine morning [08:36] good ty and you? [08:36] i'm great thanks [08:38] Coffee's ready for charl_! [08:38] Maaz: thanks [08:38] charl_: No problem [08:50] brb [09:23] back again.hi all [09:23] wb magespawn [09:31] Kilos: Seems I was wrong [09:34] what Trixar_za ? [09:36] It doesn't switch modems with the latest database and usb_modeswitch unaltered [09:41] oh my [09:45] i actually had a modeswitch ppa somewhere i think [09:47] they called repack [09:47] 2 packages, you want them [09:48] No [09:48] But by the looks of it [09:49] I only need to add a single line to each of the files to make the device switch [09:49] Downside: 350+ files [09:49] whew [09:49] i even have the nm ppa [09:50] hehe i struggled with this dlink [09:50] Yeah, looks like modem-manager fights with sakis3g too [09:50] So NetworkManager can be a pain :P [09:50] but my old sakis switches it then with 2 modems plugged in all of a sardine nm sees the dlink too [09:51] yeah you need to kill networking in nm [09:51] untick [09:51] I also noticed a bug in sakis3g - it's zenity interface doesn't quit [09:51] then after doing the sakis bit you retick nm [09:52] nm works great with recognised modems [09:53] will still look at connman to one day [09:54] Going to reboot and try something [09:54] :P [10:02] hello hello [10:03] hi kbmonkey [10:06] how goes it Kilos [10:07] good ty kbmonkey and you? [10:08] good ty Kilos [11:26] hmm... === Kilos- is now known as Kilos [11:32] wb Kilos [11:32] ty kbmonkey [11:32] or... goodbye? [11:32] why were you on twice? [11:33] i did a reinstall of modem-manager stuff and it disconnected me [11:33] well kilos- came in before kilos timed out [11:34] hi Xethron [11:34] so it was a ghost [11:34] ya [11:34] i just told it /nick its me dammit [11:35] lol [12:04] ah Trixar_za you getting help [12:05] i see #6 and #3 stuff [12:05] whatever that might be [12:39] hi Rynofear [12:39] oops frightened hi away [12:39] him [13:02] no man Kilos you can't scare our members like that. put away that tyre iron man. [13:02] ;D [13:02] hey kbmonkey [13:03] hi Golynx [13:03] everybody left work I am the only one left [13:08] Seems like facebook wana bring free internet via drones and satelites to the world aswell :-/ http://techcrunch.com/2014/03/27/facebook-drones/?utm_campaign=fb&ncid=fb [13:11] sounds like a spying infrastructure. where is my tinfoil hat gone to...? [13:14] lol [13:14] google and some other non-profit organization is doing the same [13:16] yeah right, just like how google wanted to provide free wireless with their sewage-system hotspots? [13:16] http://www.google.com/tisp/ [13:18] hehe, "This site is an old friend from Google's past, kept in its original form. Enjoy!" [13:19] Maybe the internet via weather balloons will turn out better [13:19] click "get started" and check out the pics :D [13:21] lol :D [13:21] glad they "flushed" that idea [13:22] bwha ha ha [13:31] clocking out of work, will be back later... xD [13:44] ho Golynx [13:45] hi Kilos [14:06] late all home time [14:06] toods magespawn [14:34] wbb === Rynofear is now known as Rynomster [17:36] hi all [17:36] hi captine did you get the message [17:37] from the bot that is [17:38] evening superfly [17:38] hi Kilos [17:38] yes [17:38] got it [17:38] thanks [17:38] cool [17:39] pretty cool how that works. i am not too clued up on IRC and all the functions. find this maaz bot interesting [17:39] you okes that visit here now and again [17:39] its easy [17:39] all in commands [17:39] was very excited to hear system76 are now shipping to South Africa... downside is the shipping charge for a desktop is $500. + customs is needed so way to pricey to bring them in [17:40] to leave a message you type in maaz tell NIck the message [17:40] cool [17:40] good to know. [17:40] wow 500 dollars per pc [17:41] i built mine for 1/2 of that [17:41] yip. thats just shipping [17:41] i am trying to build a nas at the moment. just trying to find budget for hard drives [17:41] stuff is sooo expensive here [17:42] where have you looked [17:48] sybaritic [17:49] also looking on loot.co.za as I have discovery miles to spend [17:49] wanted to run freenas with zfs... but zfs recommends ecc memory and getting an intel that supports that is very expensive... need a xeon and i cannot find low powered zeons online [17:53] lemme just look at the place where i got my pc stuff from [17:53] they were cheapest in za when i looked [18:00] I'm currently looking at buying a Mac Mini... in the US, it's $599, in South Africa it's $799 (well, R7999) [18:01] ouch [18:03] get someone to bring one out for you superfly [18:04] oh its about R1000 more expensive here. so thats shipping costs [18:05] superfly, what u wanting to do with it? [18:05] i have a 2012 mac mini server [18:06] run some ubuntu vm's on it and normally use it plugged into my tv for media [18:06] Kilos: no, it's more like R2000 more expensive [18:06] oh isnt exchange around 10 to i [18:06] 1 [18:07] captine: one of the open source projects I work on has been given money toward a Mac Mini in order to improve our OS X support [18:07] well for 2k try get someone to bring one [18:07] cool [18:07] captine: so I'm pricing things (as much as you can price Apple products) [18:07] which project you working on superfly [18:07] Kilos: yes, but 799 - 599 = 200 [18:07] captine: it's called OpenLP [18:07] I hear you on the pricing. Got mine in Hong Kong when I lived in asia [18:08] OpenLP.. thats the software for churches etc to display words right [18:08] yes, that's the one [18:08] hmm... [18:08] awesome [18:08] I used it a bit for fiddling as the paid products are very expensive [18:08] I can also get a non-Apple bluetooth keyboard for the same price as a bona-fide Apple WIRED keyboard [18:08] captine: yeah, most of them are $400 [18:09] wow [18:09] that is good on the bluetooth [18:09] dont go for the trackpad. i got one. nice for when in the tv, but not great if using the mini for normal computing etv [18:10] etc [18:17] I've got another mouse here ,I'll just use a normal one [18:17] I specifically wanted a Mac keyboard, cause using a PC keyboard with a Mac is just plain confusing (I've done it before) [18:18] sjoe [18:19] why they want mac superfly ? [18:19] oh you said for support [18:19] Kilos: cause OpenLP runs on Linux, Windows, OS X, FreeBSD [18:19] (and anything else that can run Python and Qt) [18:19] ok [18:20] and while we have Linux and Windows developers, we don't have anyone specifically on Mac [18:27] hello hello [18:28] hi captine [18:28] hi Kilos [18:28] hi superfly [18:28] hi kbmonkey [18:28] hi psydroid [18:28] wb kbmonkey [18:28] ty! [18:29] I got most of my stuff packed. mover coming 7:30. weee [18:29] hopefully be done before it gets hot :] [18:29] hope all goes well [18:30] where you moving to kbmonkey? [18:30] hi psydroid [18:30] ty Kilos - I feel good about it. its the unpacking I dont like ;) [18:30] yeah one always leaves something packet forever [18:31] just across the city superfly, essenwood I think the area is [18:31] oh no, I purge stuff on each move, am pro at this now [18:31] lol [18:32] kbmonkey: sorry, which city? durbs? [18:32] yes durbs [18:32] found it on gmaps :-) [18:40] linux voice issue 2 is out already, wow I need to catch up on my reading! [18:42] I am impressed with claws-mail, seriously. [18:43] whats impressive? [18:44] claws mail client [18:44] ya but what can it do that evolution cant [18:44] apart from speed maybe [18:45] it is fully keyboard friendly, nice gpg integration, easily manage multiple mailboxes. still learning it... [18:46] hi Iraeeu [18:46] has nice pre-and post-processing rules tooo - imap and local side. [18:46] pop3 [18:46] that is local [18:47] i like my new mails coming here on their own [18:47] Hey Kilos, how come you are always on here? and so fast at saying hello all the time [18:47] and evo has built in backup tool [18:47] hi Iraeeu [18:47] Iraeeu im the greeter bot [18:47] because Kilos is pro [18:48] lol [18:48] he sees irc like neo sees the matrix [18:48] hehe [18:48] Are any of you trying out 14 beta? [18:48] loved those movies [18:49] ya neil is but he aint on tonight [18:49] classic theme [18:49] have you tried in Iraeeu [18:49] it [18:50] I am thinking about it, might try it on vagrant first [18:50] neil said it runs well in kde flavour. not sure what he said about unity anymore [18:51] he is a distro hopper [18:51] I don't plan on using the gui so it doens't really matter [18:51] server? [18:52] yea, how about elementary os - have you tried that out? [18:52] or custom gui [18:52] server [18:53] whew you wanna try a beta on your server or just to play around with [18:54] Vagrant doens't work with gui tho, but I have like 3 ubuntu servers running at the same time for web development. Interested in seeing what breaking changes come with 14 lts. [18:54] hey I have data left before the month runs out [18:54] ah so to test first of all [18:54] yea [18:55] havent run 14.. but will upgrade desktop when it is released and server when the first point release come [18:57] i will see how data looks when it is released [18:57] they normally do lotsa work in the last few weeks [18:58] true [18:58] Iraeeu what os do you work on the servers with [18:58] will probably upgrade my work machine on Monday [18:58] 12 lts [18:58] my desktop at home (this machine) runs Debian unstable [18:58] ah 12.04 [18:59] Is any of the ubuntu dev even done in south afria? I only know about a canonical office in london... [18:59] I want to switch to rolling release, my window manager stopped compiling from needed dependencies :p [18:59] the weed is one of the dev guys [18:59] cool [18:59] Iraeeu: none at all [19:00] Kilos: he's not an Ubuntu developer in the sense that he works on Mir or Unity [19:00] what does he work on superfly [19:01] he has told me but i forget [19:01] Kilos: some of the packages [19:01] arent they all split up with different packages [19:02] like the network manager group [19:03] Kilos: yes. he mostly deals with Python-related packages [19:04] ty [19:08] drussell what packages are you involved with [19:08] evening too [19:08] well Im off, chat tomorrow! [19:11] night my monkey [19:11] have a good day tomorrow [19:15] night all. sleep tight. see Iraeeu im not always here [19:15] hehe