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jussimorning channel05:57
mappshello06:11
mapps:)06:11
MooDoomorning all06:16
mappsmorning MooDoo06:19
jussimorning MooDoo mapps06:20
knightwisemorning everyone06:29
MooDoomorning06:30
dv81morning =]06:32
dv81does ubuntu-uk have a hostname cloak?06:32
mappsno idea;[06:33
jussino06:34
jussionly ubuntu06:34
MooDoono it doesn't06:34
MooDoooh rats jussi beat me again06:34
jussiMooDoo: get used to it :P06:34
MooDoo:p06:34
dv81ty06:35
diploMorning all07:02
JamesTaitGood morning all; happy One Day Without Shoes Day! :-D07:11
mappsso much good tv on mondays07:13
mappshey JamesTait07:14
mappsone day without shoes LOL07:14
MartijnVdSJamesTait: I refuse.07:14
MooDooJamesTait: stuff that, it's happy birthday MooDoo day :p07:14
JamesTaitMartijnVdS, perhaps you prefer Bicycle Day?07:15
MartijnVdSJamesTait: that would work07:15
JamesTaitMooDoo, happy MooDoo Day! :)07:15
MartijnVdSMooDoo: happy MooDoo Day!07:15
MooDooawww shucks guys07:15
nigelbJamesTait: can I trouble you for a little freenode help? :)07:16
JamesTaithttp://www.toms.com/onedaywithoutshoes/l07:16
JamesTaitnigelb, you can try. :)07:16
MooDoomaybe we all can help nigelb  :D07:17
knightwisemorning everyone07:27
nigelbMooDoo: Heh07:27
knightwisetrying to explain heartbleed to a company (and how they should patch it) is frustrating.07:28
MooDooknightwise: oh tell me about it, we've suffered from it :S07:28
nigelbknightwise: please use xkcd07:29
nigelbxkcd has explained it as simple as it can be explained.07:29
MooDooknightwise: pic.twitter.com/ydnqjRD47607:29
knightwiseyeah , i did that07:30
knightwisebut the kneejerk reaction of management is " LETS CHANGE ALL THE PASSWORDS"07:31
knightwisenow trying to explain to them its no use.07:31
knightwiseThey technically know whats wrong but they have no clue as to how to respond to it07:31
* knightwise does not have enough palms for quadrupal facepalm07:31
nigelbknightwise: You did patch openssl, right?07:32
knightwisewe are now looking at how many SAAS providers we have outside our own datacenter that we need to check07:32
nigelbfml07:33
* nigelb lends knightwise a few hands for quadruple facepalm07:33
knightwiseand then there is fingerpointing politics07:34
muzinigood morning07:35
knightwise"not my call" - "thats his department" etc etc.07:35
nigelbknightwise: can't believe tech is still run like that.07:35
knightwisenigelb: you have no idea07:35
nigelbbut then... why am I surprised.07:35
knightwiseI only have 3 days left before I quit the company ... So I should not be getting fired up like this07:35
nigelb:)07:36
MooDooknightwise: professionalism07:48
knightwiseMooDoo: True .. i think i'll stop caring when I leave07:50
knightwisealthough I should start focussing on my new venture07:50
MooDooknightwise: where you going?07:50
* knightwise started up his own company07:51
knightwisewill start working as a freelancer starting next month07:51
MooDooknightwise: web site?07:52
knightwisenot online yet07:53
knightwiseI have scored a 5 month contract so .. i'm 'in business'07:53
MooDoocongrats, brave brave brave07:54
knightwisethanx :)07:55
bashrc_morning08:03
muzinigood morning.08:05
muzinihows the weather today bashrc_ ?08:06
bigcalmGood morning peeps :)08:10
knightwisehey bashrc_ muzini08:12
muzinihey knightwise08:12
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brobostigonmorning boys and girls.08:34
muzinigood morning08:34
muzinistill a bit of snow here08:34
muzinihttp://i.imgur.com/994mkOL.jpg08:35
muziniwill eventually clear out and start changing into green08:35
MooDoomorning brobostigon08:35
brobostigonmorning MooDoo and muzini08:36
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popeyHappy birtyhday MooDoo08:59
jussiooh, MooDoo got old... Happy over the hill day MooDoo :D09:00
popeywithin just a few days it's been jussi me, Dave2 and MooDoo birthdays09:00
popeyi think09:00
jussicouple of weeks, but yeah09:00
MooDoojussi: thanks popey thanks :D09:02
popeyhehe http://imgur.com/a/UO8sJ#109:47
dennis__I am getting a new UK phone number, what is the most pretty one? 07474130090 07474187700.09:50
jussidennis__: the second one09:51
nigelb+109:52
nigelbzero's in between are harder when you give the number to someone.09:52
dennis__I agree, but most people said 0090, there are even many people that went with the last option that was 3800, but 7700 seems obviously better.09:52
nigelb*zeros09:52
dennis__double seven, double zero seems easier than thirty-eight-hundred or double-zero eighty,09:53
jussiyup09:54
Myrttilast one09:55
dennis__a lot of people seemed to love the 0090, but seems 7700 better,09:57
popey"a lot"09:57
dennis__I take too much time for simple decisions like this, i've bought09:57
popeyhow many people did you ask!?09:57
dennis__I've polled about 8 friends.09:58
* popey notes that most people will never dial it09:58
popeybut will select "Dennis__" or whatever from their addressbook09:58
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dennis__I know, I'm not that popular.09:58
dennis__ah right, true!09:58
dennis__it's a one-time thing, save a number.09:58
popeyi dont know my wifes mobile09:58
popeyshe's had it for 10 years or so09:58
popeyi never dial it09:58
LaneyI learned a few important ones09:59
Laneyhave needed them a couple of times09:59
dennis__well, could be helpful to know, but yeah, I almost know no numbers, exception landline parents, own landline (I picked an easy number voip), and my old mobile phone numbers, not friends/family numbers.09:59
dennis__well, I know the landline number of my parents, although it hasn't changed for 30 years.10:00
Laneybet it had a 1 inserted :P10:00
dennis__just one :p10:01
popeywhen we moved in my mums number was 4 digits10:01
popeyslowly grown over time10:01
dennis__ah, UK numbers are 11 digits now, I thought it'd be like NL, 10-digit10:09
dennis__9300 < this is most commonly pronounced ninety-three-hundred, right?10:09
directhexit's an american thing to use "hundred" for 2-digit numbers10:12
directhexit's much more common IME to say "nine thousand three hundred" for that number in the UK. maybe other UK regions differ10:12
directhexfor sharing identifying numbers (phone number, credit card, etc) rather than quantities, you'd usually not use either and sound out each number individually, or at most take 2 digits at a time10:13
brobostigoni tend to go with three numbers in rows.10:14
dennis__ah ok, I figured 130090 would be thirteen-hundred-ninety.10:14
directhexe.g. my phone number ends one-nine-three-one-one-six not one-hundred-and-ninety-three-thousand-one-hundred-and-1610:14
dwatkinshttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telephone_numbers_in_the_United_Kingdom#Format10:15
dennis__ah, well, if your number ends with 80, why not say eighty10:15
dennis__rather than eight-zero10:16
dwatkinsbecause it sounds a bit like eighteen ;)10:16
popeyyeah, i say mine as 07xxx xxx xxx10:18
popeysaying all the digits individually10:19
dwatkinslikewise10:19
dennis__I've definitely heard "double" being used a lot in phone numbers.10:19
dwatkinsmy only issue is whether to say "zero" or "o"10:19
popeydouble and triple are used in the UK and confuses USians quite a bit10:19
popeyalso we say "oh" for "zero"10:19
dwatkinsand people from France, who are used to hearing telephone numbers as pairs of digits10:19
dennis__ah right, I understand. :) It's been an interesting few weeks so far in the UK.10:21
popeyheh10:23
MooDooyay extender for my go pro is here :D10:26
davmor2Morning all10:27
dennis__I have a question!10:27
dennis__So if you walk on a street... just going straight ahead... and there is a car on your side... also going ahead until he makes a turn... if he almost kills you while turning while you keep walking a head... who has the right of way?10:28
brobostigonthe german word being "null"10:29
dennis__UK Traffic still takes getting used to for me, but in Holland if you go straight ahead... even as a pedestrian...10:29
dennis__cars should wait.10:29
popeydennis__: walk on street or pavement?10:29
MnemonicCarrierdennis__, in the US, by law, under the scenario you mentioned, the car should wait.10:29
dennis__I walked on the pavement, I was crossing a street.10:29
popeywere you crossing a minor road?10:30
dennis__Yes!10:30
popeyand he was turning from the major road to a minor road?10:30
dennis__going straight ahead, but crossing10:30
dennis__yes10:30
dennis__I was on the pavement of the major road.10:30
dennis__he made a turn to the minor road, which I crossed.10:30
popeyoh, you were on the pavement10:30
MnemonicCarrierdennis__, I've come across this problem many times in the UK. It's not really practical for a pedestrian to twist and look behind them.10:30
brobostigonwalk off here, and youre likely to get driven over, rather than the car waiting.10:30
popeythe driver _should_ let you cross10:31
dennis__MnemonicCarrier, right!10:31
popeyrule 17010:31
brobostigonshould, yes, happens, not likely.10:31
popeyof the highway code10:31
dennis__the driver was very angry with me.10:31
MnemonicCarrierCommon sense says the car/driver should wait and give way to the pedestrian.10:31
popeyMnemonicCarrier: we have highway code, not common sense ☻10:31
MnemonicCarrier:D10:31
popeyhighway code says "Take extra care at junctions. You should.. watch out for pedestrians crossing a road into which you are turning. If they have started to cross they have priority, so give way"10:31
popeybut from what you said you hadn't started10:31
MnemonicCarrierIt's almost like an attack from the rear.10:32
dennis__yeah, I was crossing a road, he was turning, I didn't expect him coming, especially since in the UK people come form other directions10:32
dennis__he hadn't, he went so quickly while I just walked.10:32
dennis__I think he saw me, but just couldnt be bothered by going slower lol,10:32
MnemonicCarrierIf you're already on the road, I'm sure he has to wait.10:32
brobostigonsee above, yes.10:33
dennis__well, in Holland the bikes/pedestrians going straight ahead, always go first.10:33
MnemonicCarrierI don't know why so many people become so aggressive and impatient when behind the wheel of a car. Personally, I can't wait for the oil to run out ;)10:35
dennis__well, the bikers in the UK seem a bit dangerous too, I miss my bike though.10:35
MnemonicCarrierdennis__, agree. Most folks on bike don't even know what the road rules are.10:36
dennis__MnemonicCarrier, you moved from the US to UK?10:37
MnemonicCarrierYes.10:37
dennis__ah cool.10:37
dennis__the UK/London seems very expensive to me, I'm using to paying less for things.10:37
dennis__But my Norwegian colleague says he was always used to paying £6-8 for a beer in the pub, which seems so crazy.10:38
MnemonicCarrierdennis__, yeah, this place has its share of problems, but there are a lot of positives too.10:38
dennis__In Holland we pay like £8 for 24-Heinekens in the supermarket.10:38
dennis__ah yeah, I am very happy to be in London, Rotterdam seems like a little village compared to it, I've met a lot of great people.10:39
MnemonicCarrierSo, any news on a Ubuntu 14.04 release party in the UK?10:40
jussidennis__: you like cities?10:40
dennis__jussi, I wanted to go abroad for an adventure, new experience, after having always lived in Holland. London is perfect for me right now, I like traveling/tourism. I miss having a car, things being affordable. Maybe when I have a family, I'd prefer a smaller place. But seems hard to get a good paying IT job far from the city.10:41
jussidennis__: depends what kind of "IT" you mean :D10:42
jussi(personally I hate cities)10:42
dennis__Linux server infrastructures.10:42
MnemonicCarrierI'd like one of those jobs that Angela Bennet had in "The Net" :)10:42
popeydennis__: you just compared a pub with a supermarket for beer prices which is unfair10:43
dennis__I understand, I've got nothing against cities, as long as I've got my privacy and enough private time.10:43
popeybeer is cheap in supermarkets here too10:43
brobostigonin my local, a decent beer will cost you £3.60 now.10:44
dennis__popey, beers are like £1 each? in the AH, you can get 24 beers 330ml for £0.15 each.10:44
popeydepends which beer10:44
popeyand where you buy it10:44
brobostigonold hooky,10:45
dennis__right, I've so far been mostly in Tesco's.10:45
MnemonicCarrierI stopped drinking and smoking because of the cost of cigarettes and beer.10:45
dennis__but seems unlikely to get 24 beers in the UK for £4, more like £10.10:46
dennis__well, I smoked smoking a few years ago, but UK cigarettes expensive too right, maybe highest behind Norway/Australia10:46
MnemonicCarrierIn Australia, they don't even "brand" cigarette packets now :D10:47
dennis__So how do you know it's Marlboro?10:48
brobostigon25g of a decent tobacco is about £7.50 now.10:48
MnemonicCarrierhttp://blogs.channel4.com/factcheck/factcheck-plain-packaging-reduce-smoking-rates/1654810:48
awilkinsSo... silly question, are there channels on here one can ask questions about Microsoft products in?10:48
popey##windows10:49
MnemonicCarrierThe name is written on the product, but there's not real "branding" per se.10:49
popeysmoking should be banned completely ☻10:49
dennis__awilkins, there are quite a few windows related irc channels here, windows-server, and others10:49
jussipopey: nah, then it would just become like pot. which actually sucks.10:50
popeynah, I'd allow pot10:50
jussihah!10:50
popeybut disallow tabacco10:50
popeypot has widely known benefits10:51
MnemonicCarrierA couple of US states have legalized pot. It has, in a very short time, already turned in to a multi-billion dollar industry.10:52
MnemonicCarrierSo what's up with the lack of 14.04 release parties in the UK? You'd think this country would be swarming with them (considering Canonical is HQ'ed here).10:54
foobarrydistro updates are not exciting anymore10:56
MnemonicCarrier:(10:56
popeypartly because it's thursday before easter10:57
MnemonicCarrierI might offer up my company's office for a release party - near "Silicon Roundabout".10:57
MnemonicCarrierpopey, Ah, I see...10:58
foobarrycannot seem to disable two finger scrollling on windows :(10:58
foobarryedge scroll ftw10:58
foobarryand 2 finger scroll is broken :S10:59
davmor2MooDoo: Happy Birthday fossil boy ;)11:01
davmor2MooDoo: and if it isn't you'd better change your G+ profile :P11:02
foobarrywow. edge scrolling is removed from the options :-|11:04
MooDoodavmor2: thanks mate :D11:06
czajkowskilots of ubuntu machines here today at the hackathon for public sector11:43
bigcalmAnybody here using a wireless headset with a cisco phone?11:43
czajkowskilooks rather cool to see them from randomers :)11:43
davmor2czajkowski: BOO!11:44
czajkowskidavmor2: hello sunshine11:44
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davmor2czajkowski: How's life treating you11:44
czajkowskibusy :)11:45
czajkowskibut good11:45
czajkowskiyou?11:45
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popeyczajkowski: where you at?11:48
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foobarryhaving to click "install update" 1 update at a time on win7 :(11:56
* knightwise decided to get a Dell Xps 13 as his first company laptop11:57
foobarryi got a spiritual successor to the d63011:59
czajkowskipopey: Mongodb London12:03
czajkowskiwe're running a public sector hackathon12:03
knightwisefoobarry: spiritual ?12:04
davmor2czajkowski: pffff call yourself busy ;)  Busy as hell testing everything in the universe :)  so happy as a pig in muck (well the less clean version) :)12:07
czajkowskilol12:07
foobarryknightwise: the e7440 is like the d630 in many ways12:07
foobarrybut not officially12:07
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wo0fafternoon all12:10
MyrttiI've got e643012:12
Myrttito succeed mine12:13
foobarrymmm jelly snakes12:17
Laneythink i'm going to have to stop wearing my tog rated duvet socks12:38
LaneySUMMER'S HERE PEOPLE12:38
* popey closes the blind12:38
* jussi runs away12:41
Pendulumjussi: hiya!12:41
jussiPendulum: !!!!!12:41
jussilong time no see!12:42
PendulumI know! I miss you :(12:42
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DJonesWhy do audiobooks always seem to have the dodgy/suspicious character read by a very fake Australian/New Zealand accents, a bit how all Brit's in US series seem to speak like Parker from Thunderbirds13:02
SuperMattNone of the audiobooks I listen to are like that13:03
DJonesMust just be the sci-fi ones I listen to13:04
DJonesEvil dictator taking over earth...Australian, Secret double agent about to drop you in it...Australian13:05
SuperMattI've been listening to the wheel of time books since I started at rackspace13:11
SuperMattwould you believe I've only just started book 3?13:12
popey\o/ egg mayo sarnie for lunch on a hot day13:16
popeyit's summer13:16
PendulumDJones: Most Americans can't tell the difference. I'm sure some of that is because of having heard the fake accents their entire lives, but if they don't know it's wrong, the companies don't get complaints.13:16
PendulumAs well, in the US, accent (that isn't an American accent) = suspicious. Think about the number of films that have "evil" Brit characters.13:18
PendulumI think it's Jaguar that actually put out a recent tv advert here playing with that13:18
popeyPendulum: i think we use french in the uk as the shifty accent13:29
Pendulumyou get those in the US sometimes, but much less often13:33
dennis__everybody hears I have a dutch accent13:33
Pendulumdennis__: I'm American, but I'll start to subtly pick up accents from other places depending on where I am/who I'm with. I used to come back from UDSes and confuse folks at home because I had such a weird mix. Americans seem to generally assume that I'm from where they're from (exception is people from the Deep South).13:38
dennis__ah right, hehe, that's funny.13:40
popeyMy wife went to Ireland and came back with an irish accent once. That was odd.13:41
foobarrypopey: was is more sexy?13:45
foobarry*it13:45
foobarrywould be great if my wife got a french accent13:45
popeyit was odd13:46
dennis__did she say "Pass me another whiskey Paddy me lad!" ?13:48
dennis__popey* me lad13:49
directhexdist-upgrade.13:49
foobarrygit pull13:50
daftykinspopey: could you understand anything? :)13:50
popeybizarre push13:50
popeyyeah13:50
popeyi do have irish friends who I almost never speak to because I can't understand a word they say13:50
popeyI have to get them to sms or email me ☹13:51
daftykinslmao13:51
* daftykins glances at czajkowski 13:51
daftykins;)13:51
daftykinshrmm i just had to double my bigv VPS' RAM 'cause it was killing apache processes13:51
foobarrymy matese dad is caleld cornelius, but there are people who have called him tony for 20 yrs and wrtie cheques to tony because they don't understand him13:51
daftykinsi'm only running two wordpress sites, one which isn't even live, and two static sites D:13:51
dogmatic69daftykins:  I had that issue the other day, turns out I had 99% HDD full of logs, cleared them out an all is good again13:52
daftykinsany thoughts on watching the memory usage a bit better? i'm watching top right now with the memory column sorted13:52
popeyhah, that makes about 6 people I have seen that happen to now13:52
popeyi switched from apache to lighttpd13:52
popeyand not had the issue13:52
daftykinshrmm13:52
dogmatic69daftykins:  how much mem you got?13:52
popeyit doesnt matter, it will eat it all13:52
popeyi have 1.2GiB here13:52
dogmatic69I use cherokee server wich is cool, low mem + admin UI in the browser13:52
daftykinsdogmatic69: it was 1GB but it was showing ~40MB free, with 15MB page used - i've just upgraded the VPS to 2GB now13:53
dogmatic69apache is pretty lame13:53
dogmatic692GB ram is enough to run FB :P13:53
daftykinshehe13:53
popeythe thing is it seems to be the combination of wordpress, php and apache that does it13:53
dogmatic69I have about 15 sites with light traffic and 500mb13:53
dogmatic69some are WP too...13:53
daftykinshrmm13:53
ali1234it's just php and misconfigued apache13:53
daftykinswell, i'm fresh booted and using 256MB right now13:53
directhex2455 packages upgraded, 327 newly installed, 132 to remove and 0 not upgraded.13:54
daftykinsthe whole of /var/log is 33MB so i don't think logs are it13:54
daftykinsprobably just apache being a bloater as ali1234 suggests13:54
daftykinsali1234: any common config faux pas you know off hand to check?13:55
ali1234php uses the memory, then bad apache config means the workers never restart13:55
ali1234yeah the most common things are allocating far too many workers, and keeping them alive for far too lon13:55
ali1234g13:55
daftykinsthat would figure, i'd bet there are a fair few up13:55
daftykinscrikey there appear to be 10 in ps output13:56
ali1234that's not too bad13:56
daftykinsalready up to 400MB used in a few minutes after boot13:57
daftykinshttp://pastebin.com/9hcq2Cpj13:59
daftykinsapache2.conf there13:59
daftykinsin part that is13:59
daftykinsdoh - that feeling when someone from #ubuntu you helped remembers your nickname and starts PM'ing14:02
daftykinsmaybe i need more numbers in my nick...14:02
daftykinsali1234: any of the above to blame or am i looking in the wrong place? :)14:11
daftykinsah looks like maxrequestsperchild is iffy14:12
daftykinshttp://forum.bytemark.co.uk/t/out-of-memory-due-to-apache/922/414:13
daftykinsthis looks like a plan so i'm going to give it a whirl14:13
ali1234there's a way to monitor what the workers are doing14:19
ali1234you can use it to check for slow requests14:20
daftykinshrmm14:20
ali1234those can lead to too many workers getting created in bursts14:20
ali1234and then they stay around14:20
daftykinssat at 318MB used right now since i edited the config and restarted14:20
daftykinsthe base VM with apache stopped appeared to be using ~145MB14:21
daftykinsah yes can play with mod_stats to see what's up14:32
daftykinshrmm, well i'll see how this goes then maybe try and look into it further14:32
daftykinsi've downgraded back to 1GB RAM now \o/14:32
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davmor2Man why did I not know about scp -C before now14:46
dwatkins-C' Compression enable. Passes the -C flag to ssh(1) to enable compression.14:47
dwatkinshandy indeed14:47
awilkinsIf I have a lot of copying to do I usually just use tar14:48
awilkinstar <options> | ssh <target> tar <extract-options>14:49
awilkinsDoesn't start and stop connections for every little file, less overhead, more compression14:49
davmor2awilkins: indeed for me though I need 1 big folder and 5 files so I looked up copying multiple files with scp as I only normally transfer 1 and yes it is nicely supported and then found the magic scp -C took no time at all to transfer14:53
davmor2awilkins: the 2 wonderful thing about linux are: 1. you are always learning, 2. there is always another way to do something :)14:54
awilkinsIndeed :-)14:54
awilkinstar kicks butt when you have lots of teensy files14:55
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dwatkinsmost of the stuff I copy tends to be compressed anyway, e.g. video15:56
diddledanxzip is awesome for text - 90% reduction isn't unheard of16:00
diddledan`xz file` or `tar Jcf tarfile.tar.xz file(s)`16:01
diddledanthat's an upper-case J16:01
TamyHi is there going to be ubuntu 14.04 launch party in london ?16:12
bigcalmMost likely. I think there's been some chatter about launch parties on the mailing list16:13
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directhexi'm on 14.04!17:35
czajkowskifolks try out : http://spotholes.azurewebsites.net/PotHoles17:47
davmor2czajkowski: no :P17:49
directhexczajkowski, running on ms azure?17:58
davmor2directhex: czajkowski is being a puppet of evil I bet there is a mongodb backend :D18:00
directhexdavmor2, azure lets you deploy a trusty server in about 3 clicks18:01
davmor2directhex: I know but I enjoy winding czajkowski up18:01
czajkowskidavmor2: so sleepy18:05
czajkowskibugger off18:05
davmor2czajkowski: family channel naughty18:05
davmor2czajkowski: Surely it would be easier to just assume every road has pot holes and knock them off 1 at a time18:09
ali1234bootstrap. cool18:09
ali1234bootstrap is probably the best thing that has ever happened to html18:10
czajkowskidavmor2: go find a bug :p18:15
diddledans/bug/pothole18:15
davmor2czajkowski: that's easy18:15
ali1234czajkowski: the form for entering the coordinates isn't themed correctly18:18
ali1234also the design isn't responsive in general, which would be handy for a mobile site18:19
ali1234luckily these things are trivial to fix with bootstrap :)18:19
muzinigoood evening18:19
mappshm18:45
diddledanhmmm19:08
ali1234hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm19:12
jpdsHmm19:12
daftykinsmm-hmm19:13
DJonesIts the crash test dummies sing that famous song....19:13
diddledanhmm?19:13
davmor2DJones: Fool there are too many h's it's just M's in the crash test dummies song19:16
DJonesdavmor2: Yeah, but people drop their h's when they speak19:17
davmor2DJones: hahaha19:18
ali1234recently i have noticed that a lot of people started pronouncing "h" like they are trying to cough up phlegm19:20
ali1234it's really annoying19:20
daftykinsso it becomes more like ACCCHHHH?19:20
ali1234no19:21
diddledanH = aitch. NOT HAYCH!19:21
ali1234no, not that19:21
ali1234listen to nick clegg say the word "hundred"19:21
daftykinsjust because someones elses chat comes sequentially doesn't mean it pertains to that above19:21
daftykinsbut that involves going near politics19:21
daftykins:<19:21
diddledanI hate the use of "an" before a word beginning with the letter H, too.19:22
ali1234or whenever anyone says it in an advert19:22
diddledan"an 'otel" works, but "an hotel" doesn't19:22
daftykinsthat sounds wrong to even use? :)19:25
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daftykinsjust got a cheap Dell Latitude 3330 in, nice little £400 machine19:42
daftykinsit's ivybridge, but a neat little office work level i319:42
dwatkinsfaul'y towahs19:49
daftykins?19:50
dwatkinsdaftykins: Faulty Towers, but said with a cockney accent (in reference to the earlier conversation about pronunciation)20:05
daftykinsah yes20:06
diddledanlol @ ubuntu phone mailing list talking about a diaper app20:11
davmor2diddledan: Yeah spot the manager with a newborn20:13
daftykins:/20:13
daftykinsi was at a wedding on saturday, the baby talk was overwhelming20:13
diddledanseems everyone is forking-off pet babies these days20:14
diddledanthe baby-store should put a health warning on pre-sale babies20:15
dwatkinsa nappy app?20:16
dwatkinsis this so that parents are reminded to change their baby, as opposed to listening to it or smelling it?20:17
daftykinssafer not to enquire methinks ;)20:18
diddledanI'm with daftykins on this20:19
wo0fsigned te code of conduct...20:19
wo0ffeels like a boss20:19
diddledanwell done wo0f20:20
wo0fdiddledan: :D20:20
diddledanit's impressive just on the technical front for most folk20:20
diddledanlet alone that they actually feel they want to20:20
wo0fmuch easier actually using ubuntu desktop to do it20:21
diddledanlol, yeah20:21
wo0ftried and failed before using windows and putty into an ubuntu box20:21
wo0fbut yes, i feel very accomplished lol20:22
wo0fnow to up some code... :D20:22
diddledan\o/20:22
* diddledan throws a party20:22
diddledancareful they're quite hard20:23
diddledanI'd duck20:23
* wo0f joins party20:23
daftykinsthe wo0f of wall street20:30
wo0flmao20:30
wo0fbasically how it feels20:31
mappshm20:56
mappscode of conduct for what20:57
ali1234launchpad, basically21:01
mappsan21:03
mappscool21:03
ali1234it's not actually required for anything21:03
ali1234it just says it is :)21:03
ali1234they're kinda of lax about the CLA too... i managed to get code into multiple projects without signing either21:04
diddledanhttps://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1230230734/stargate-universe-season-3-20-episodes21:41
dwatkinsthat's quite a goal21:57

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