[06:02] @search lafevers [06:03] heh whats he doing [06:09] acting like this is an ebook piracy channel [06:15] ah [09:17] anyone else noticed that page up and page down don't work properly in firefox 29? [09:17] I don't use firefox, but what's wrong with pgup/dn? [09:18] you;re at the top of the page and you press page down [09:18] it goes down 1 page [09:18] then you press it again and it goes back to the top of the page [09:18] forever [09:19] page up is the same, except from the bottom [09:19] also home/end are broken [09:27] morning boys and girls. [10:15] ali1234: works fine here [10:16] try on youtube front page... [10:16] bug 1320450 [10:16] bug 1320450 in firefox (Ubuntu) "page up/page down/home/end don't work properly in firefox 29" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1320450 [10:37] ali1234: works if you click somewhere on the page then pg up/down [10:37] sometimes it does, sometimes it gets stuck at the top or bottom [10:37] i think the focus goes to the search box [10:37] which defeats the navigation buttons [10:37] at first [10:37] but even after that it can still get stuck in different ways [11:49] Good morning peeps :) [11:49] that'd be "afternoon" ;) [11:51] Right now, I'm surprised that it's night night. I feel that I've done far too much already today [11:51] And in a while, I'll be driving to Leicester. Is there anything there? [11:53] leicester? Walkers crisps headquarters [11:53] Exciting [11:53] not really [11:53] my ex-wife, too :) [11:53] other than that, not a lot [11:54] We're attending a birthday bash for a friend of my wife. That's not until 7pm, so wondering what we'll do in the mean time [11:54] Doh, sorry man [11:54] it's not a very exciting city. Every time I've been there it's been for things like shopping, for which Highcross is a perfectly adequate big soulless shopping centre :) [11:55] if you like rugby, Leicester Tigers are one of the best teams in the country [11:56] I thought it was the Worcester Warriors [12:13] ali1234: hows the install going? [12:13] er aquarius [12:26] bigcalm: warriors won 1 league game last season :P [12:31] oh, it was 2 in the end [13:18] hi there ubuntu lovers [13:18] you're all wrong [13:18] Debian is the one and only god [13:18] and you're a spaniard in a UK channel [13:18] :D [13:18] any problem [13:18] you're still wrong [13:18] yep, you should be trolling your kinsfolk [13:19] I'm on a crusado all over the world [13:19] i see [13:19] for Debian, the truly king of the free OS [13:19] It is not about trolling [13:19] that doesn't even make sense, ignoring your poor English [13:20] there are arguments [13:20] sudo for everything [13:20] what's wrong with su - [13:21] please go away. [13:21] oooh it's for your own safety [13:21] ok, but to be honest [13:21] I'm currently using [13:21] guess what? [13:22] Backtrack, ubuntu based system [13:22] and using xchat with root permissions [13:22] as the fool I am [13:22] MWAHAHAHA [13:22] I hope you've enjoyed me [14:22] hmph. [14:22] I'd like to remap my Caps Lock key to produce the letter "r". [14:22] After much reading about how this *used* to work, I discovered that the world is xkb these days [14:22] so I edited /usr/share/X11/xkb/symbols/gb as per https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Howto%3A%20Custom%20keyboard%20layout%20definitions to map caps lock to r [14:23] and that works brilliantly, at the login screen [14:23] but it doesn't work once I'm logged in! [14:23] what do I have to do then? Anybody got any idea? [15:32] * daftykins attempts to make french toast [15:37] daftykins, just leave a female out in the sun and it'll soon toast [15:38] sunburnt frenchies ftw [15:39] https://www.dropbox.com/sh/yckmqht2a13izpg/AACjDclE1jHNeNQS24N1kJbDa [15:39] o0 [15:39] wentelteefjes! [15:41] why do people still think it's possible to prevent php software from being copied? [15:41] or modified [15:43] or h4x0red [15:46] ooh, 12.10 went EOL yesterday [15:47] MartijnVdS: bless you [15:47] ;) [15:48] daftykins: pwned then [15:48] hmm? [15:48] my HTPC is based off 12.10, it'll need upgrading soon then [18:29] diddledan: Ooh, I'd better force my dad to upgrade [20:17] I want to finally upgrade my little lucid vps this weekend :( [20:17] :D [21:20] fabric or xoyo [21:20] choices choices [21:23] I pushed version 2 of my pushbullet library, can send notifications (notes, links, files, etc) to your smartphone (iOS or Android) from the command line, or as a Python library [21:23] https://github.com/Azelphur/pyPushBullet :D [21:47] i think it's brownie o'clock [21:47] its too hot to do much here [21:47] 15c!! [21:48] hehe [21:48] yeah think it headed to 20 here today yet again [21:49] yea [21:49] its crazy hot [22:45] anyone good with avconv/ffmpeg [22:45] I'm trying to encode a load of images and have a choice of bad options [22:45] I can encode slowly with vp8, or fast with mpeg4, but the mpeg4 fails to decode [22:47] not i :) [22:47] vp8? [22:47] I think it's the google derived webm stuff [22:49] penguin42: i'd bet some of the fiends in #xbmc might be good, often pretty idle in there though [22:50] thanks, I'll try there if I don't get any further - it's a little cheaky since it's not xbmc [22:51] ah ok [22:52] why do u need to encode them [22:52] it's cctv, captured from a dumb camera that just spits out jpg's [22:52] ah, they're a lot more relaxed than ubuntu channels ;) [22:52] whats wrong with jpgs;p [22:52] mapps: Size! [22:52] ah ok [22:53] thought maybe something else [22:53] and lol daftykins i love how strict the chans are [22:53] 'mind the language [22:53] 'no off topic' [22:53] 'go to #offtopic' bla bla [22:53] hmm, got mp4 working but the quality is erm....awful [22:53] you vill pledge allegiance to ubuntu ja? [22:53] ;] [22:54] i moved my desktop and netbook today [22:54] penguin42: mp4's more a container, what're the codecs in use? [22:54] previously had my laptop on my tv stand and id be hunched over as its lower than a desk heh [22:54] daftykins: mpeg4 I think, -vcodec mpeg4 [22:54] now swapped places :D [22:55] does it support profiles then? for quality levels [22:55] daftykins: NMot sure yet, the mp4 one I'd be happy to give it more CPU on, and if necessery more bits; but the wp8 one looks great it's just so slow it's almost real time [22:56] i'm hoping i can score a free desk and chair soon \o/ be really cool to have a separate desk to do my laptop surgery on :D [22:58] the mpeg4 encoder doesn't seem to have many options [22:59] hrmm [22:59] and no quality levels on vp8? [23:01] hmm there are a load of 'flags' but it's a little difficult to guess which to try [23:02] (and I've not persuaded h.263 to work yet) [23:02] ooh, libvpx has a -cpu-used value [23:03] and a -cpu-used [23:05] my camera generates about 5fps, but I want a few to be able to run at the same time, so the 81fps that the mp4 codec can do is great - the 5 the vp8 was doing is useless, also with --cpu-used 3 it's managing 16fps - lets see what the quality comes out like [23:06] is this round your house? [23:07] nod === Hornet- is now known as Hornet [23:08] how long do you store it for [23:10] ah, haven't got into that yet - but had to stretch the partition a bit already :-) [23:10] I can't do motion detection of where the camera is - I tried it [23:10] so you just gonna record 24/7 [23:11] nod [23:11] also unless im misunderstanding are you talking about still images and not video [23:11] well, it's 5fps continous - so what's your definition of video; it's currently jpg, I'm trying to turn that into video [23:11] the cameras hooked up to a dedicated machine running i assume linux for this? [23:12] not quite dedicated, and yes Linux [23:12] sory for the qs just curious:) [23:12] it's a fanless celeron, so not much compute [23:12] ah [23:12] (modern fanless celeron - 2x1.1GHz, SSE4.2) [23:12] ah cool [23:13] guess it doesnt get too hot or anything [23:14] no, CPU was hitting 49C doing encoding [23:14] there is a large, slow fan in the PSU, temperature controlled and I think it's almost never on [23:16] mosfets are most efficient at a high temp as far as i understand it [23:16] hmm, I thought you got thermal runaway [23:17] no idea :D [23:24] how do I configure xchat-gnome not to auto-join this channel? [23:25] cant remember took me ages [23:25] http://xchat.org/faq/#q23 [23:25] I have a nasty feeling I rebuilt it last time [23:26] are you trying to say you don't like us? :( [23:28] mapps: thanks [23:29] hmm right [23:29] nice avconv -framerate 5 -i %03d-capture.jpg -vcodec libvpx -cpu-used 10 -threads 2 [23:29] 53fps on a 1.1GHz celery [23:30] that'll do nicely [23:30] and at 200kbps I could offsite that [23:39] :D [23:39] crikey, what gen celeron? [23:40] modern [23:41] bah ark.intel.com is broken [23:43] :( [23:44] http://ark.intel.com/products/56056/Intel-Celeron-Processor-847-2M-Cache-1_10-GHz [23:44] it's just the search that's broken [23:44] daftykins: Fanless, and very cheap [23:45] ah-har 847, BGA? so comes as part of boards? or is it a laptop? :) [23:46] right, it's on the board - http://www.scan.co.uk/products/msi-c847ms-e33-intel-nm70-intel-celeron-847-ddr3-sata-iii-pcie-20-%28x16%29-d-sub-hdmi-matx [23:47] daftykins: So that's #53 for a board, including cpu and heatsink that has a few PCI/PCIe slots [23:47] I think it's also used in the lower end NUCs [23:47] wow that's cheap :D [23:47] nod [23:47] you could spend more on the RAM for it, haha [23:48] yeh, I can't remember what my final bill came out as [23:49] i'm really quite looking forward to how good this £290 Dell optiplex thing i ordered for my parents, will be [23:49] finally time to ditch the WinXP running AMD Athlon XP and nforce2 setup [23:49] it was 165.53 inc (excluding a case/keyboard since I put it into an existing one, but including PSU, 2GB RAM, and a bottom end SSD) [23:49] ah-har [23:51] it's also used on some of the NUC boards, and I think there might be a newer version of that CPU now - but I wanted a board with a bunch of slots [23:52] NUCs do look very tempting machines [23:52] I'm not covinced the BIOS in this board will allow me to run virtualised stuff [23:53] hmm, maybe it will - I see vmx in the cpuflags [23:54] ooh yes VT on a celeron is a surprise [23:54] in fairness i run two VMs atop my pentium dual-core file server and i don't even notice it doesn't have VT [23:54] right, and it's just brand naming differences [23:56] i thought it would have some actual practical implications to context switching [23:56] oh, sorry I mean brand differences between pentium/celeron/etc [23:58] ah, i did wonder