[05:44] More almal [06:12] mornings [06:16] hi Kilos [06:16] hi ThatGraemeGuy [06:23] * Kilos needs to restart [06:31] morning [06:36] hi Padroni pieter2627 inetpro plustwo [06:36] morning Guest87445 [06:36] hola [06:41] morning Kilos [06:42] and all others [06:54] as a matter of interest [06:54] http://thehackernews.com/2015/05/gpu-rootkit-linux-Keylogger.html [06:54] not sure who all finds security interesting but I tend to follow these things [06:55] ty Padroni [06:55] The Jellyfish one is interesting, as it utilizes the GPU processor and memory [06:56] thereby avoiding detection [07:03] Morning everyone [07:03] hi mazal [07:36] hi TinuvaMac SDCDev [07:36] morning Kilos and gents [08:33] Mail Queues. Dealing with hundreds of thousands of spam emails surgically removes any good weekend memories. [08:33] * Padroni sighs [08:35] lol [08:35] ew [08:36] so glad I don't have to deal with mail, its a schlep [08:37] you have no idea, mate [08:37] how are you, ThatGraemeGuy? [08:37] I have some idea, I don't deal with it currently, but definitely been there, done that :-/ [08:37] I'm good thanks, you? :) [08:37] well, we know how you are :p [08:38] hehe [08:38] bottled a new batch of beer this weekend [08:38] tried my hand at a lager this time [08:38] surprisingly, this one fermented two days longer than usual [08:38] so ABV = 4% [08:38] colder weather perhaps? [08:38] could be [08:38] but that is actually better, imo [08:39] If you are ever in CT area, let me know [08:39] Will take you to Triggerfish [08:39] Eric is a master brewer [08:39] he has about 10 different types of beer on his menu at any given time [08:40] even if beer isn't your thing, you should taste his [08:40] i was in somerset west last weekend [08:40] damnit Graeme [08:40] that's close to me [08:40] hope you didn't go swimming at the beach - red tide [08:41] even the sharks are on a diet here at the moment [08:41] no, stayed up at bezweni lodge and drank lots of wine [08:41] without the kids, best part ;-p [08:41] Koelenhof Pinorto [08:41] if ever you have a chance - go to Koelenhof [08:41] thank me later [08:42] probably never [08:42] best wine ever [08:42] the wife isn't into wine much so we don't ever really go to farms [08:42] ah but she will love that one [08:42] in fact she doesn't really drink, wine or not [08:42] oh [08:42] bummer [08:43] #designateddriverthen [08:43] hahaha [09:01] Morning [09:02] hi Squirm [09:35] Hello erribody [09:36] lol hi plustwo [10:02] Spekko: :P [10:02] Errbody in the club get tipsy [10:13] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hkuY_qDoVrI [10:32] `good mornings [10:52] morning inetpro [14:19] hi Kilos [14:25] hi arnaudmez [14:44] good afternoon [14:44] hi magespawn [14:44] how are things Kilos? [14:45] ok ty and you? [14:45] good thanks [14:45] i have an interesting problem with a win machine [14:45] but it looks like i might have solved it, just rebooting to test [14:45] sjoe, lets hear [14:46] the default explorer has been replaced by the POS one, in the registry [14:46] get ccleaner [14:47] it sorts registry and many other probs [14:47] https://www.piriform.com/ccleaner [14:47] when the computer is like this you cannot get online or browse files etc, unless you know the command [14:47] http://www.thewindowsclub.com/windows-explorer-exe-does-not-start [14:47] you have to edit the registry by hand [14:48] fetch it with another pc then transfer i over [14:48] even with your fone maybe [14:49] nah i have edited the registry already the pc is booting normally, now to test to make sure [14:49] ok but then get ccleaner anyway [14:49] yes and malewarebytes just to make sure [14:49] yeah [14:50] and avast [14:50] and a bucket of patience [15:06] back again [15:07] wb [15:08] fortunately, i am in a bar, so if it comes to drinking my problems away, i am spoilt for choice [15:08] hehe [15:19] brb just switching computers [15:24] right back again [15:25] wb magespawn [15:25] thanks [15:39] dinner time [15:40] enjoy [15:50] going to try an complete some of the codecademy courses i started [15:56] doing the python one at the moment [16:05] python ... [16:05] hmmm good [16:06] Try to eat it with chili sauce, you won't regret [16:12] lol [16:16] sweet chilli and garlic [16:20] Mannnnn [16:20] I want to drink my problems away. [16:20] boyyy [16:20] haha [16:21] it doesnt work you just end up with a headache in the morning [16:22] Kilos: Tru [16:22] And I start flirting with girls on WhatsApp. [16:22] Not cool, man. [16:22] Better to drink coffee and hack Linux. [16:22] you supposed to flirt even when you are sober [16:22] but not online, face to face [16:23] True [16:23] Only dudes in my office right now though. [16:23] I will think about going Tea and Hack Linux [16:23] CLI for ever ... [16:23] Who here uses Linux at work ? [16:24] arnaudmez: Let's get tattoos, "LINUX 4 LYFE" [16:24] arnaudmez: I manage like 40 Linux servers at work. :P [16:24] stickyboy: That's great ... that's the place i should be ... [16:25] Not sitting in front of MS machine filling couples of forms, snorring and snorring and snorring [16:26] One of the best thing i like is to manage Cisco, HP and even MS servers from my Linux box ... makes me feel like MoU [16:28] hi Tonberry [16:28] hi [16:30] arnaudmez: i do, but mostly on my machine, most of the work machines are windows [16:33] arnaudmez: You gotta be hardcore [16:34] Tell people FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFUCK Windows. [16:34] :P [16:34] magespawn: how do you feel things when you command those MS from LNX box [16:35] arnaudmez: mostly desktops for people to work on, only one or two server machine, i do have a few centos boxes running asterisk [16:35] Probably better than using a MCRSFT box [16:35] :P [16:37] whoever wrote this course spent a fair amount of time around monty python [16:38] lol [16:40] CentOs that's great [16:46] brb [16:51] my bed is calling me, chat tomorrow all [16:52] night magespawn [16:52] sleep tight [17:00] i go eat [17:28] hi octoquad [17:29] hey Kilos long time :) [17:29] yeah man you naughty [17:29] been so busy man :( [17:29] work work [17:30] ya thats life [17:31] finally have some time again, so that's why I'm online. Did (I forgot his name) come right with the bug fix? [17:32] oh my [17:32] pieter i think it was [17:32] i actually forgot to ask him [17:33] yes I think that's his name [17:33] that was the papercuts thing i think [17:33] shame man, feel bad for not helping him out [17:33] he will understand [17:34] So some good news, launchpad is getting git integration. Should be a lot easier for folks to help contribute back to the web site. [17:35] hehe im scared of github [17:35] but guys like stickyboy live there [17:36] why you scared? [17:36] its too much thinking [17:36] hahaa [17:36] compared to launchpad, I think launchpad makes you think more [17:37] hehe [17:37] ya i battled a bit there today as well [17:37] Kilos, off on tangent, anything urgent to do on the trello board [17:37] programming wise [17:37] this etherpad thing the ubuntu peeps use [17:37] ah [17:37] oh my [17:37] lets go see [17:39] i thinks its ok atm, we just waiting for fly to do the last merge to the africa site [17:39] then that can go in the done box [17:39] ibid? [17:39] ibid is running on inetpro s server [17:39] ec2 [17:40] he worked it out [17:40] ok so thats handled [17:40] there are libraries that are there in later ubuntus [17:40] apt-offline [17:40] im not sure what he did, maybe a vm thing [17:40] ? [17:40] ok [17:41] i was going to look at that but been a bit busy too [17:41] there is another thing there too for offline stuff [17:42] create automated backup procedure of Trello board <- not to hard to automate [17:42] ^ Can do that tonight [17:42] the one below apt-offline [17:42] cool the pro will be happy [17:42] i removed something i shouldnt have hence the backup thing [17:43] the pro has also been very busy [17:43] doesnt even come for coffee anymore [17:43] hehe [17:43] Maaz, coffee please [17:43] octoquad: There isn't a pot on [17:44] ah [17:44] :( [17:44] Maaz coffee on [17:44] * Maaz washes some mugs [17:44] * octoquad smiles [17:44] Maaz coffee for all [17:44] Come on ya buncha geeks. Rock up with your mugs with the correct amount of sugar added already. Just type in Maaz coffee please [17:44] Maaz coffee please [17:44] octoquad: Alrighty [17:44] inetpro coffee time [17:45] Ok so apt-offline or Camicri Cube [17:45] I can look at both this week. What's the goal though? [17:45] just an easy way to distribute package updates offline for new users? [17:45] the idea is for peeps that dont have net but still want ubuntu [17:46] distribution points for offline updates as well? [17:46] where [17:46] not sure, but how will they get the updates if they don't have internet access? [17:46] i think the idea was to get all needed updates and then go distribute them [17:47] phew that's gigs worth of stuff [17:47] maybe on externals or something [17:47] latest release only or all active releases? [17:47] yeah [17:47] i dunno what pros idea was [17:48] Coffee's ready for Kilos and octoquad! [17:48] ok, let me start looking at these two and I'll pro what the plan is when he's online [17:48] wohoo thanks Maaz [17:48] im only on lts and would also advise offline peeps to do the same [17:48] Maaz ty [17:48] You are welcome Kilos [17:48] Maaz needs some tweaking hehe [17:48] octoquad: Sorry... [17:48] you heard me Maaz [17:48] lol [17:48] hehe [17:49] alright, let me get the automated Trello backup going. [17:49] good to have you back [17:49] good to be back :) [18:02] hmm, what was the plan for this trello backup script, any details on where it will be stored i.e. FTP, local folder, git repository (autocommit and push)? [18:02] lol i have no idea [18:03] inetpro ping [18:03] watch he will arrive next week and go pong [18:03] haha [18:03] poing [18:04] holy moly [18:04] hey inetpro :) [18:04] gonna rain [18:04] hi octoquad [18:04] are you well inetpro ? [18:04] and the family? [18:06] inetpro, what was the plan for the trello backup script, where do you want to store it? (S)FTP, local folder, git repository (autocommit and push)? [18:06] oh hi octoquad and Kilos [18:06] rofl [18:06] and good evening to everyone else [18:06] lol [18:07] octoquad: you work that one out for me please :-) [18:07] ok, so no preference really [18:07] nope [18:07] was just a random thought, seeing that trello don't do any version controls [18:08] not a major important issue because I do the odd wget thing [18:09] and that is actually easy to put in a cron job as well [18:09] I can write this a bash script and give instructions on how to install as a cron job [18:09] ? [18:09] yeah [18:09] same page [18:09] sure, I'll stick in some variables to make it customizable [18:10] my thoughts were just to have it somewhere accessible by anyone else [18:10] it's public info anyway [18:10] I suppose a local git repo, with autocommit will suffice as well so we can go back in time if need be [18:11] I'll work on a Trello JSON parser as well so you can use the backed up trello board and this script to work hand in hand [18:12] sounds interesting [18:13] eina [18:13] Kilos: ? [18:13] hot coffee? [18:13] what he talks about hurts my head [18:13] ai! [18:13] haha [18:14] im forgetting everything with all the work you loaded off on me [18:26] hmm... [18:31] hmm... [18:39] ohi superfly wb [18:40] me? I didn't go anywhere... or did I? [18:40] lol [18:42] hey superfly. How are you? [18:42] sup octoquad, I'm doing OK, how are things on your side? [18:43] ok thanks, finally have some time for myself again. :) [19:26] Kilos: I drank two glasses of wine. [19:26] Oh man [19:27] lol [19:28] Just merged a new post on the nairobilug blog. [19:29] bout time you did something [19:32] https://nairobilug.or.ke/2015/05/pushing-two-git-remotes.html [19:32] Man, I work overtime. I'm like 50% of this LUG. [19:33] lol [19:33] All the young guys are like sleeping or playing video games or something. [19:33] i told you ubuntu locos are better than lugs [19:33] we share the load [19:34] we even welcomed you here [19:37] Kilos: Hey now. [19:38] lol [19:38] We use git, you use bzr... so you better recognize! [19:38] Not to mention, you use Kenyan Ubuntu mirrors! [19:38] mannnnnnn [19:39] with a za ubuntu guy managing them [19:39] because the lug okes were too slack [19:40] mannnnnn [19:46] ;) [19:47] lol [19:47] Pushing teh code to GitHub. [19:47] All day. [19:47] Every day. [19:47] good man [19:48] one day you can learn bzr too [19:48] to the closed source service provider [19:48] superfly: True [19:49] But it's just a git remote, bro. [19:49] stickyboy: gitlab - it's open source and they do hosting too [19:50] superfly: I'm not freetarded. [19:50] lol [19:51] GitHub is a great platform, I don't need it to be open source. [19:51] i suppose any excuse is better than none [19:51] I love Stallman and GNU, but I'm not as extreme. [19:51] You have to be pragmatic. :P [19:52] GitHub has a solid business model. They are not evil... [19:52] It's not evil to make money, y'all. [19:52] stickyboy: totally agree, but I still prefer an open platform where there's an option [19:52] haha [19:52] superfly: Cool [19:52] superfly: But GitLab < GitHub. :P [19:52] Just the truth... [19:53] nah, I've played around with GitLab about as much as I've played around with Github, and they seem pretty much on par [19:53] superfly: I almost deployed my own GitLab last year. [19:53] Decided not to... I don't need one more system to manage. :P [19:53] superfly: But I'm watching these guys: http://gogs.io/ [19:53] Written in Go. Pretty radical. [19:54] Go is rad. Static binaries which don't even depend on libc. [19:54] I'm still trying to decide which is worse: Go or Ruby (well, more Ruby on Rails) [19:55] Ruby is definitely worse [19:55] Go is just a modern, type-safe language with performance on par with C. [19:55] maybe one day I'll look at Go. [19:55] So that is #winning. But also Rust, D, Julia, NIm... [19:55] don't care much for it now. [19:55] Lots of cool new things coming. [19:56] Julia is not new... [19:56] nor is Rust, or D [19:56] superfly: Sorry. "new". [19:56] You know what I mean. They're noy from 1970. [19:56] Splitting hairs, man ;) [19:57] night all. sleep tight [19:57] stickyboy behave [19:57] Maaz watch them [19:57] oh Kilos I will watch them no problem, but you better be back soon! [19:58] Maaz botsnack [19:58] YAY someone cares about me too! [19:58] Man, PT Sans is so nice. [19:58] stickyboy: dude, splitting hairs is my JOB [19:58] ;-) [19:58] ohey Xethron! [19:59] superfly: Also, I think I'm two glasses of wine ahead of you so you have to cut me a LITTLE slack ; [19:59] ;0 [20:00] lol [20:00] stickyboy: you'll always be a few glasses of wine ahead of me, I don't drink wine [20:00] superfly: Do you ever use reveal.js? [20:00] nope, but I've heard of it [20:00] Well my girlfriend is in Khartoum for a month and there's no wine, so I told her tonight I'll stop drinking in solidarity. :P [20:00] superfly: Kilos: https://alanorth.github.io/github-pages-2015/ [20:01] That's a reveal.js presentation I gave about GitHub pages last month. [20:01] Kinda meta [20:01] ah yes, the presentation thingie [20:02] stickyboy: oh yes, githib != git [20:02] sooo many people equate the two [20:02] superfly: Yah, I was presenting to my team who are nontechnical. I wanted to hammer that point in. [20:03] stickyboy: even the technical people think that github == git [20:03] superfly: Sadly some do... haha [20:09] superfly: Do you know who Daniel J Bernstein is? [20:11] stickyboy: name rings a bell, isn't he the guy behind that DNS server? [20:12] (or is it a mail server?) [20:12] djbdns [20:12] something like that... [20:13] superfly: Yah, he write a lot of stuff. [20:13] super secure, IIRC [20:13] He wrote qmail too [20:14] And he has been doing awesome research on crypto for at least 15 years. [20:14] I dunno if you follow elliptic curve crypto stuff. [20:18] He wrote ChaCha20 / Poly1035, a cipher suite for TLS. [20:18] Like AES-GCM. Does key exchange, authentication, and data encryption. [20:46] stickyboy: nope, haven't been following him [20:47] superfly: That's ok [20:47] Anyways, he's really smart. [20:47] yeah, I remember that. [20:47] http://safecurves.cr.yp.to/ [20:47] Pretty neat... [20:47] NIST curves are not safe [20:47] Elliptic curve discrete logarithm problem. [20:47] WTF?! [20:47] Math people... haha [20:48] I need to get to bed. night all [20:49] Night, man.