[00:38] cmaloney: it's your fault [00:38] it's all your fault [00:38] squeezelite was running as root on startup, taking all available cpu, if I waited too long I couldn't even log in via tty1 [00:40] the good news is it wasn't a dead disk [00:40] semi-bad news: now I have an extra SSD [00:42] I wonder where it would be getting started on boot from [00:55] for now: sudo apt-get remove squeezelite [01:42] greg-g: I'm still intel or bust [01:42] espcecially after the articles showing that some ssd makers used quality parts when first release to get good reviews, and then switched out later [01:45] and for the record, fuck cancer beyond any hope of ever being unfucked...thus ends my tirade of the day [01:56] :( [02:20] greg-g: Seriously? Squeezelite was part of the issue? [02:21] I guess I've never run it as root so didn't know. [02:26] I never have either! [02:26] something was starting it as root on boot [02:26] :/ === sharp is now known as akelling [10:59] greg-g: Did you install using the binary or a package? [11:09] morning [11:43] Good morning [11:43] How's the morning so far? [11:43] sleepy [11:45] Long drive back? [11:53] it wasn't too bad [11:53] a little over 4hr drive [12:10] Fun fun [12:10] What time did you get back? [12:19] around 9ish [12:23] Not bad, but that's still a long day. :) [14:10] greg-g: great deal and probably as god as samsung:http://www.amazon.com/Crucial-MX100-adapter-Internal-CT256MX100SSD1/dp/B00KFAGCWK%3FSubscriptionId%3DAKIAILSHYYTFIVPWUY6Q%26tag%3Dduckduckgo-d-20%26linkCode%3Dxm2%26camp%3D2025%26creative%3D165953%26creativeASIN%3DB00KFAGCWK [14:10] http://goo.gl/Rx4t5T - Amazon.com: Crucial MX100 256GB SATA 2.5" 7mm (with 9.5mm adapter) Internal Solid State Drive CT256MX100SSD1: Computers & Accessories [14:23] I'm going to get this as my untangle firewall http://www.amazon.com/Intel-Celeron-Mini-ITX-Gigabyte-GA-C1007UN-D/dp/B00ESN1YXW/ref=sr_1_11?s=pc&ie=UTF8&qid=1403270782&sr=1-11#productDetails [14:23] http://goo.gl/EnTQ7D - Amazon.com : Intel Celeron 1007U Dual LAN Mini-ITX PC, 4GB, Morex T3410, Gigabyte GA-C1007UN-D : Desktop Computers : Computers & Accessories [14:23] untangle? [14:24] brousch__: that looks really cool. nice price. to bad its only dual core [14:24] A firewall distro [14:24] its like a cheap nuc :) [14:25] happy friday [14:25] I have untangle running on 2 computers right now. So I looked up the CPU benchmarks on them to figure out what minimum I needed for decent performance [14:26] I could probably get away with an Atom D2550, but the celeron was cheaper [14:26] And 2.5x more performance [14:28] I have a 128GB Samsung Pro SSD sitting around for it, too [14:37] O_O [14:38] SSDs sitting around! you must be rich! [14:38] only 128GB [14:38] ONLY [15:25] greg-g has an SSD sitting around now too [15:25] 256G [15:30] brousch__: you run untangle at home? [15:33] Now I do [15:33] As of last night. I installed on that 8 year old computer, but it's running slowly and the nics are reporting a lot of errors [15:34] I'm going to rip that out and run it on that mini-itx computer [15:34] doesn't seem a bit much for home? [15:37] untangle is a bit much? The free tier is quite nice. Firewall, virus scan, adblock, spyware block, web filter by category, phishing block, intrusion prevention, attack block, openvpn [15:38] It's really all stuff you want in a home firewall, and easy to use [15:38] Seems a bit much overall [15:38] who-house adblock makes it worth it by itself [15:38] All I want from a firewall is port blocking [15:38] whole-house [15:38] and a place to plonk facebook [15:39] and DHCP with static addresses [15:39] it has all of that [15:39] and dns [15:39] and a few other things but definitely not all the scanning and nanny-blocking [15:39] and will email reports to you daily [15:40] Each of those features is a separate "app" that you can install or remove [15:40] Also configure or disable [15:41] The email reports come as csv or pdf with nice charts [15:42] sounds like my router [15:42] minus the things I don't want ;) [15:43] with a nice web gui :P [15:43] my router has a web gui [15:44] and my NAS provides the openvpn (and more). i guess I don't see the appeal of yet another machine to manage :/ [15:44] It's not. You use it to replace your router [15:44] So the same amount of maintenance [15:45] but then I need to buy some machine with 3+ gigE ports plus a decent/powerful wifi antannea? [15:46] Doesn't do wifi [15:46] ... then you moved me from 1 to 2 machines [15:47] I installed ubiquity wifi too. I'm not sure they count as machines [15:47] Basically a bunch of WAPs you configure through any computer on the network [16:20] jcastro_: xps ordered. Looks like a month out [16:20] xps?!?! [16:20] jcastro_: so we'll see I guess. [16:20] :( [16:20] greg-g: yea, got the new xps13 DE, can't bring myself to get the lenovo, tired of the air sucking, and no other thing looks reasonable [16:21] I'm hoping yours was a lemon or something. Others speak highly of it. [16:21] but can't carry two laptops any more. So tired of it [16:22] the keyboard is even worse than the new lenovos [16:22] but not in any decent form factor [16:22] you like your macbook air? [16:22] then you'll like the xps ;) [16:22] no, I don't like the air except I love the overall size/etc [16:22] * greg-g nods [16:22] but the keyboard, non-working camera, etc sucks [16:22] so now you just need to lug the xps and your kinesis around :P [16:22] hah [16:22] pretty much [16:23] I lug my kinesis on work trips [16:23] and still just pack in one carry-on for 5 days [16:23] I picked up the freestyle and tempted to bring it on the next work trip [16:23] it's big [16:23] ouch, not sure how I'll do that though. Especially as now I've got camera gear to bring with me [16:24] oh yeah, that stuff is heavy too [16:24] thinking my london trip might be a checked bag :( [16:24] naw, I got small camera stuff [16:24] nice and light and small, but still, a carry on is just a carry on [16:24] well, one glass lens is heavier than the kinesis [16:24] big glass lens* [16:24] but you got that new small camera, so maybe not [16:25] http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0043VE28S/ref=oh_details_o05_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 is my heaviest/biggets lense and I might leave it behind [16:25] http://goo.gl/73l2OA - Amazon.com : Panasonic H-FS100300 Lumix G Vario 100-300mm F/4.0-5.6 MEGA O.I.S. Lens : Camera Lenses : Camera & Photo [16:25] just over 1lb [16:26] what! amazon says the kinesis is 3.4 pounds [16:27] * greg-g picks his up [16:27] that's 3.4 pounds? [16:27] huh [16:32] rick_h_, end of an era huh [16:34] jcastro_: yea, first non-thinkpad in something like 10yrs [16:37] jcastro_: ouch, looked at linked in to see when I graduated college (got into thinkpads in school) and realized it was 2000 when I got my first thinkpad [16:37] so first one in 14yrs :/ [16:37] I too fear I have bought my last thinkpad. :( [16:37] I mean, the new X1 is literally a joke [16:37] :( [16:37] yea, not even close or in consideration [16:37] like, if it's going to go that way, then might as well just spend $200 on a chromebook [16:37] * greg-g hugs his x200s tightly [16:37] and save the grand for something useful [16:38] greg-g: yea that was one of the last good ones [16:38] rick_h_, it's like I woke up one day and developer laptops just died. [16:38] "chromebook, and ssh to a cloud" [16:38] is the new thing it seems [16:38] jcastro_: yep, the last bastion gave in. [16:38] jcastro_: blame the ruby kids and their macbook airs [16:38] lol [16:38] greg-g, I think it's sad that no one else is even trying to compete with the air [16:38] yeah, true [16:39] yea, the air has a winning size for things since you don't need the horsepower these days [16:39] I love carrying it around the house [16:39] but then USING it sucks so bad [16:39] well, a dual core i5 isn't exactly slow [16:39] I mean, the pros are still standard issue in most engineering firms now, but at places like Eventbrite, you need to make a really strong case why you want something non-apple [16:39] lol [16:40] remember Asheesh/paulproteous? [16:40] That sounds like a nightmare [16:40] he works at Eventbrite now, and had to make a huge deal to get a thinkpad [16:40] "prove to use that we shouldn't waste money." It's like ... what? [16:40] or github, garauntee they have a similar thing [16:41] they wrote their own puppet-based macbook provisioning thingy [16:41] it's what happens with the startup mentality [16:41] "startup" in scare quotes [16:42] shrug [16:42] hey man, THINK DIFFERENT [16:42] :) [16:45] It's hard to argue against a $200 chromebook [16:46] If they just made a bit of a higher end one with like, backlit keyboards, etc. [17:00] <3 my 200$ chromebook [17:00] well 300$ but it would have been 200$ if i didn't get the touchscreen [17:02] I was tempted to check out a pixel [17:02] but no go [17:02] too much [17:02] it's like 1200 still? [17:02] yep [17:05] you can get them used significantly cheaper [17:07] wish my c720 had a nicer screen [17:07] thats my only complaint though [17:07] yeah I have a 720 [17:07] I found that I need a backlit keyboard or something too [17:08] use it in bed a lot? [17:08] i do [17:08] but i haven't had any problems seeing the keyboard. It's a comfortable enough size that I hardly ever even look at it [17:13] Bah, you can get a used/refurb pixel for $850 [17:14] see thats not bad [17:14] Also, how does this not compete with a macbook air? http://shop.lenovo.com/us/en/tablets/thinkpad/thinkpad-helix/ [17:14] http://goo.gl/CrCJM - Tablet Laptop Hybrid: ThinkPad Helix Ultrabook Laptop - Free Shipping | Lenovo (US) [17:14] although not good enough to convince me to get that instead of this :) [17:15] by being like twice as heavy [17:16] and more expensive [17:16] and less shiny [17:16] the shinyness is the really important part though [17:25] Or the yoga 2 pro. same price as 13" air, about the same weight, qhd+ display http://shop.lenovo.com/us/en/laptops/lenovo/yoga-laptop-series/ [17:25] http://goo.gl/R1tjSX - Lenovo Yoga Laptop Series | Convertible Entertainment Laptops | Lenovo (US) [17:25] "entertainment" laptops? [17:25] wtf world [17:26] ok, cracking up http://r.bmark.us/u/1c572f5b5720c8 [17:26] brousch__: the touchpad pad is reviewed to be horrible, the display is too high for a small screen, battery life fail, and more [17:26] brousch__: I did look into that one [17:26] which one? [17:26] brousch__: the yoga [17:27] too high?! [17:27] yea, I've got 4k in a 24" screen [17:27] You can finally have that 2pt font you've always dreamed of [17:27] lol [17:28] you need graphics cycles and battery power to push that display... [17:28] it's why I'm anti the super res phones [17:28] my dad has a yoga 2 [17:28] works fine [17:28] screen looks good [17:28] he hates it tho [17:34] I love the idea of the helix. Detachable touch screen [17:35] Only 1920x1080 on 11" [18:03] rick_h_, http://stackoverflow.com/a/16539475/464941 [18:03] http://goo.gl/TFMByV - word wrap - vim command to restructure/force text to 80 columns - Stack Overflow [18:04] will this enable me to force vim to always just reflow/hard wrap at 80? [18:05] jcastro_: yea, you want set textwidth=78 and set whichwrap=b,s,h,l,<,>,[,] [18:05] it does it as you type with those commands [18:05] which means if you go back up and make a line shorter in a long paragraph, you'll need to reflow it [18:05] whoa whoa, explain whichwrap to me [18:05] oh, that ones new to me, too [18:06] http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Automatically_wrap_left_and_right [18:06] http://goo.gl/VjRAbB - Automatically wrap left and right - Vim Tips Wiki [18:06] sorry, had wrap in the name and grabbed it, but more about cursor movement [18:06] ahhh [18:06] still useful though [18:06] so this makes vim act like it's a real paragraph [18:06] even though it's wrapped as new lines [18:07] why 78 btw? [18:07] because you don't want to bump right at 80 because of things like punctuation , : etc [18:07] hmm, actually though I think we limited to 79, and so I was set one char less than that [18:07] so maybe you want 79 instead of 78 [18:11] I set mine to 72 in my .vimrc-email which is invoked by mutt so people can quote me a couple times [18:11] yea, I do the same [18:12] http://paste.ubuntu.com/7675950/ [18:12] http://goo.gl/NyKp8u - Ubuntu Pastebin [18:13] huh [18:14] ? [18:15] never seen augroup before [18:15] * greg-g is still a young padawan in the ways of vim [18:15] alright, time for an early lunch/late breakfast [18:17] foruntately that gq command stuff will auto reflow replies with the starting > nicely so I reflow people's emails all the time when I reply [19:31] Greetings [19:42] And salutations :p [19:46] how's everyone been? It's been a while [23:54] cmaloney, are you ok? i saw your g+ update and have worried all afternoon.