[01:42] good (early) morning to all [01:47] interesting: http://news.softpedia.com/news/debian-based-robolinux-8-2-lxde-linux-os-lets-you-run-windows-10-virus-free-496171.shtml [02:32] cfhowlett: good morning mate [02:34] support is pretty active cfhowlett but we have a volunteer est31 that i find a bit misinformed [02:34] you see that guy before? [02:45] he is on my ignore, a troll. [02:45] ah tnx OerHeks but he's been 'helping' false info all night [02:47] I just entered, but I did get that vibe off him pretty quickly. [02:47] will continue to observe [02:48] ok [02:48] i saw wileee arguing with him too earlier [02:48] si lets be warned [02:48] so [02:48] it is not a community minded person, i in team. [02:49] OerHeks: such fellas should not support then [02:57] Well ! I am surprised est31 / sruli . [02:59] * cfhowlett wonders why anyone would seek medical health, especially pregnancy, in an irc channel ... [03:00] not the #c++ channel i guess [03:01] Bashing-om: howso? [03:01] wait .. dr. phil ! [03:06] lotuspsychje: Honestly , I was of the opinion that est31 had his head in a dark place . [03:06] Bashing-om: indeed [03:44] !ops ?? [03:44] indeed :/ [04:14] ok, we bein' trolled here or what??? [04:16] yeah, I think troll mentality confirmed. /ignore applied [04:17] wow. [04:17] just... wow. [04:17] I must have missed the ending. "Screw this, I'm going back to windows!"??? [04:19] apparently i'm a fed because i asked what he used a VPN for. [04:19] * daftykins shakes his head [04:19] "this is officer kins, i need your IP right now" [04:20] so I take it he exited in a huff? [04:22] yeah :S proper rage quit [04:22] that one was DEFINITELY a teen [04:23] I always think of South Park when Cartman says "Screw you guys, I'm going home!" [04:23] and it takes everything in me to resist the urge to type that message in channel ... [04:23] Sad state of afffairs .. No fun .. I going to sleep it off . Gnight guys . [04:26] cfhowlett: :D [04:44] g'morning [04:46] heya [04:46] you just missed a doozy ;) [04:47] ok if i PM a text file link? [04:47] I'm so glad I was asleep! I've actually got my hours front-to-back at last :) [04:48] I'll have to start it; I have +g set [04:48] ah ok [04:55] Wow! Just did my first test of this InstallShield Z archive extractor I've written on some other archive files I've found listed on a file formats wiki and it extracts them flawlessly [04:55] excellent :D [04:56] now if that functionality could be folded into an archive manager that'd be amazing [04:56] Always good when the code works on something other than the test file [04:56] That's my aim; I'm turning this into a library + standalone front-end, so it can be called from an archiver [04:57] ah magic! [04:57] Which means I have to figure out the best API to enable support of the most popular archiving tools, and find out how they auto-discover libraries [04:58] It got me what I was after though - this 1990s MCU emulator's data file for the ancient MC34510E8SP I'm hacking :) [05:54] but only if you can escape volunteering for long enough! :D [05:54] i'm gonna head off to sleep, your shift :) [05:54] \o [05:55] g'night [10:11] Good morning [11:23] good noon to all [11:42] http://news.softpedia.com/news/debian-based-robolinux-8-2-lxde-linux-os-lets-you-run-windows-10-virus-free-496171.shtml [11:42] that project looking pretty nice [11:42] nice ideas integrated [11:44] trying to see the value added ... [11:44] yeah i know we can run w10 on virtualbox too :p [11:44] and tor browser [11:45] but i like the default package allright [11:47] I'm not sure how they get the 'virus free' bit [11:48] lol [11:48] yeah, that does seem to be a bit of a reach. [11:48] unless the windows installs are snapshots and always start from the installed image [11:48] in which case, good luck to all those Windows users wondering where their installed software disappeared to, after they shutdown the VM [11:49] though I admit I've never experienced a breach on my virtualbox windows. Of course, I DO only turn it on what? 10 days each year? [11:49] http://www.robolinux.org/ [11:51] website surely looks bit playmobile lol [11:52] "because Robolinux invented Stealth VM Software that runs on over 500 Linux Operating Systems, which keeps a protected clone of Windows and mirrors your data in a secure Linux partition you can restore within a few minutes in just two clicks!" [11:52] "invented" ... yeah right [11:52] lol [11:52] "snapshots" [11:53] wait, they charge $$ for this?!! [11:54] well you've got those invention patent license fees :) [11:54] what a sweet, sweet racket. [11:55] For end-users who just want to get on it makes sense; someone has done a lot of work to make it work together seamlessly. When it looks easy someone spent a lot of time and effort on it [11:56] true. [11:56] too much banners and videos on that site my god [11:56] Agreed; the web-site is very 1994 [12:00] skype support robolinux :p [12:03] anyone recommend a USB-based eprom programmer that supports 27C* [12:22] TJ-: not me, maybe Ben64 knows or the ##hardware guys [12:34] Looks like the TLC866A has a decent Linux 'minipro' tool: https://github.com/vdudouyt/minipro [12:59] Howdy folks [13:02] Was packages.ubuntu.com always http only? For example startpage gives me links with https (which obviously doesn't work). [13:25] mornin [13:32] livingBEEF, which ubuntu? [13:32] 'morning pauljw [13:32] :) [14:21] BluesKaj: not on ubuntu ATM, but that's not the point. The point is, that the web page "packages.ubuntu.com" can only do http and not https (unlike most other *.ubuntu.com webs). Firefox/wget/whatever just times out for me [14:37] odd I didn't have that problem with FF [16:30] Back on, much refreshed. Are we having fun now ? [20:50] i found the info for that upgrade bug, what should i do with it? === Pici` is now known as Pici [23:12] BQ E5 #Ubuntu Phone in Russia, Will be launching on the 17th November!