[01:41] man, google must be getting desparate, blind recruting emails to the likes of me. :p [01:42] :P [01:42] shouldn't have referred you then? [01:43] rick_h_: WHAT! why you giving google my name? [01:44] :) [01:44] heh [01:44] you trying to tell me something? :) [01:46] no, just kidding [01:47] * jrwren wipes brow and looks at leankit. :p [01:47] j/k [01:48] psh, leankit time over [01:48] I just wish I could figure out wtf with this laptop scale factor crap!!! ugh [02:05] jrwren: I've gotten a few of them [02:05] Apparently they want me to move there and do sysadmin [02:06] cmaloney: oh good, for a moment I thought I was special. [02:06] jrwren: You are special [02:06] None of that imposter shit here [02:07] leave that to the professionals. [02:07] <- me [02:07] pft... jrwren, trying to muscle in on my imposter syndrome [02:10] hehe, neither of us can be mountain view imposters [02:11] jrwren: I think you've written more code in your sleep than I have, period. :) [02:11] cmaloney: its probably not true. I play starcraft2 in my sleep. [02:11] cmaloney: and before that, I was a member of sg1 in my sleep. [02:11] that pretty much covers all my dreams for the last 20yrs [02:11] heh [02:14] cmaloney: imposters unite! https://twitter.com/bpoetz/status/572952737677242368 [02:15] ++ [02:15] http://www.retroprogramming.com/2015/03/z80-size-programming-challenge-4.html [12:39] A good read https://queue.acm.org/detail.cfm?id=2349257 [12:51] brousch: dude... he paints a picture and then complains about building his freebsd environment all day long. This person done not have a good grasp on reality. [12:53] BSD is just his example [12:54] yeah, i'll ignore that 1 paragraph. [12:54] The insanity is more evident there. The same process happens on Linux, but is better hidden [12:55] brousch: i disagree. Its a solved problem, but let me finish reading. :) [12:56] because I just read the complaint about configure, which makes me wonder if he really doesn't know how autotools works or if he is just being obtuse. [12:59] ok, i finally got to his point. He is dead on right, I just don't like how he got there :) [13:01] Morning [13:01] good morning cmaloney [13:02] I think we read this article a few years back [13:02] at least I think so [13:04] The author doesn't offer any solutions, but I think Canonical has been trying to enforce some quality on the Linux desktop [13:06] I think you can point to a lot of projects where they have a benevolent dictator [13:06] GNOME, Ubuntu / Unity, Linux, Python [13:07] It's the ones where things are run like a cabal that you start getting into strange territory. [13:07] BSD [13:07] Not sure of KDE's governance. [13:07] does freebsd have a BD? [13:08] I'm not aware of one [13:08] openbsd had Theo. I don't know that he is benevolent :) [13:09] Apple had Steve Jobs [13:09] I think they've suffered greatly with his passing [13:09] every company has a CEO [13:10] what you got against TIM? [13:10] Listening to his biography. He was an asshole with taste. [13:10] there ya go. [13:10] I like Tim, but I think he's not able to muster up the Jobsian fear [13:10] He's a new-testament CEO [13:11] Jobs was strictly Old Testament [13:11] Or more Greek God. Zeus perhaps [13:19] OK, apparently Node.js forked and now there's io.js [13:20] cmaloney: yep :) [13:20] when C programmers don't know C https://github.com/Apple-FOSS-Mirror/Libc/blob/2ca2ae74647714acfc18674c3114b1a5d3325d7d/gen/wordexp.c#L192 [13:20] *rolls eyes* [13:21] cmaloney: you didn't know about io.js? I thought the drums had been beating on that pretty loudly [13:31] It's easy to miss if you ignore everything with node.js in the title [13:32] ha! true that. [13:58] jrwren: I don't follow anything node.js [13:58] just popped along my peripheral vision [13:59] that must be my problem, i follow too many things :) [13:59] i've never used node for much, but I follow it a tiny bit. [15:17] Nothing wrong with that. [15:28] http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-Galaxy-Note-Edition-Black/product-reviews/B00F3SOHNU/ref=cm_cr_dp_synop?ie=UTF8&showViewpoints=0&sortBy=bySubmissionDateDescending#R2310CHWLKKVD <- I swear every single time I see a review start with "I have a BS in Computers and over 30 years experience" start a review I immediately discount the opinion a few points. [15:29] cmaloney: me too! [15:30] haha [15:30] hahahaha. [15:31] and it seems the whole reason he is complaining is he doesn't understand different power output USB ports [15:31] you're too hyper today, jrwren [15:31] cscheib: am I? [15:31] cscheib: sorry. [15:32] jrwren: Yeah, I begin bracing myself for the inevitable "50 pin SCSI connectors are far more flexible than USB-C" [15:33] I have one of these. They’re pretty helpful: http://www.amazon.com/AboveTEK%C2%AE-USB-Voltage-Current-Multimeter/dp/B00ICR1UB6/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1427816001&sr=8-4&keywords=usb+amp+meter [15:36] devinheitmueller: That's really cool! [15:37] * cmaloney adds to cart. [15:37] Yeah, cheap, simple, gets the job done. [15:37] Not terribly accurate, but good enough to tell whether you’re getting 500ma or 2000. [15:38] Yeah, that's all I really need [15:40] When I care about accuracy, I use one of these in conjunction with a benchtop meter: http://friedcircuits.us/tools/50 [15:45] right. [15:46] jrwren: you've talked quite a bit on other channels, so yes :P [15:48] cscheib: :p [15:48] cscheib: that awk thing still puzzles me. [18:21] foo [19:03] bar [19:53] yay https://nthykier.wordpress.com/2015/03/31/jessie-is-coming-the-2015-04-25/ [19:56] greg-g: YAY! [19:56] Who is Jessie? [19:57] brousch: seriously? [19:57] brousch: http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-ZmJWDp66wkI/TVlNMblSb-I/AAAAAAAAAAw/Nrhq9iMRl-A/s1600/toy+story+3+Jessie1.jpg [19:58] Ah, I had to click links on the blog post to have a clue that it was about Debian [19:59] Yeah! [20:07] as i listen to people complain about itunes, i wonder what the ipod workflow is like for the ubuntu-phone [20:07] does it sync music with desktop ubuntu music app? [21:34] Detroit Puppet User Group meeting: https://twitter.com/cjscheib/status/583018935764852738 [23:46] Evening