[03:01] gah i hate these stone floors [03:01] cant seem to keep them clean ;/ [03:01] cover 'em in newspaper :D [03:04] every single day just dust and dirt, i wear fliflops around as the floor gets cold [03:04] maybe i should get slippers [03:08] daftykins, reckon uk leaves eu [03:08] ? [03:08] talk about if the uk does..spain might a) close the border or b) take control of gib [03:09] if border was closed..well loads of people couldnt get to work..and well couldnt get anything in here, would ruin gib [03:09] couldn't care less, i'm in neither :) [03:09] most restaurants/bars have spanish workers [03:09] o [03:10] i thought it said it could affect you too though due to special concessions places get due to uk being in eu [03:10] would go [03:12] *shrug* [03:13] no, we're outside of the EU so anyone here trading with EU countries has to go to extra lengths to do so i think [03:14] ah [04:00] hm [04:00] ive got a headache;/ [05:21] hm bit tired, slee time for me [05:21] ;D === mappps is now known as mapps === zmoylan-1i is now known as zmoylan-pi [07:42] good morning peeps [08:48] <\sve> Mornin [09:04] so .. SQL is on linux now [09:05] knightwise: MSSQL we've had SQL on Linux for an age :P [09:05] morning all [09:06] indeed [09:06] good morning davmor2 [10:00] morning boys and girls. [10:26] Good morning all! Happy Tuesday, and happy International Women's Day! 😃 [10:26] JamesTait: not goth day then [10:26] JamesTait: and welcome back slacker [10:26] Hey, I travelled half way around the world to do your job for you. 😝 [10:27] JamesTait: no you didn't, You really, really didn't :P [10:29] I make it, you break it, right? 😃 [10:34] JamesTait: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cqrk3DXV9go [10:39] That'll do. ☺ [11:30] morning! [11:31] I've recently installed Ubuntu with encryption using the installer, to a 480G SSD. I have just noticed not all the disk was used. 443.2G / and 4G swap. Any idea what's going on here? Looks too large to be a round issue. [11:33] what does fdisk/gparted say about it? [11:35] fdisk gave me those numbers [11:35] n1md4: encrypted home or encrypted lvm? [11:36] home [11:36] ah, parted reports 476GB [11:36] still think that's quite a large rounding difference, but suppose I could do the maths. [11:37] how can you just have encrypted /home when /home on / and not seperate, mustnt that mean then the whole of / is encrypted? [11:38] brobostigon: it uses ecryptfs for home folder [11:39] ah. [11:39] brobostigon: it is done so you can have separate keys per user [11:39] i see, :) [11:40] brobostigon: https://help.ubuntu.com/12.04/serverguide/ecryptfs.html [11:40] thank you. [12:05] hey brobostigon [12:06] hi knightwise === alan_g is now known as alan_g|lunch === alan_g|lunch is now known as alan_g === _Sponge is now known as MagicSponge [15:15] microsoft is getting silly - they've joined the eclipse foundation (people holding the Eclipse IDE) https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/visualstudio/2016/03/08/microsoft-joins-the-eclipse-foundation/ [15:16] diddledan: they are trying to be Linux and get everywhere :) [15:26] hello all, how can I permanently disable mouse acceleration for a usb mouse but not my trackpad device (laptop computer with 15.10) ive managed this previously on 14.04lts but cant recall how I did it? [15:27] I can do it temporarilly by running xset m 00 in a terminal but it gets tiring [15:32] agoodm: open mouse and touchpad setting. On my install there are separate mouse and touchpad speeds. You have those? [15:33] my install is wily [15:34] n1md4, I have mouse and touchpad speed, but I seem to be getting acceleration no matter where I set the pointer speed sliders [15:49] Oh, can't help you there then. [15:49] Sorry. [15:51] http://ubuntuonair.com/ IN ten minutes. [17:52] anyone know about PCI DSS or similar? [17:53] Company wants me to write my credit card number on a pdf form and then email it to them [17:53] don't really want to do that... [18:04] Laney: then send a cheque [18:05] yes thanks I can think of workarounds [18:05] I want to make an argument that they should stop asking for this [18:55] Well i) Plain email is a transparent protocol. You'll be giving your CC no. to every server that email crosses [18:56] (I think he knows this) [18:57] Laney: you might violate your CC Ts&Cs by doing that (the CC co expect you to take reasonable care of your CC details) [18:58] Laney: so by sending the CC number in plain... you're failing to take due care of your card details. [18:59] nice [18:59] I think I can say that it violates PCI DSS requirements to transmit details in plain text [18:59] not quite clear to me yet if those are mandatory though [19:00] think it's part of the contract with the card service provider [19:00] Laney: I suspect that it doesn't violate PCI DSS because the risk is on you, not the merchant in this case. [19:01] Laney: so the merchant is not implicated in this case, because they're not doing the transmitting. [19:01] Laney, AFAIK PCI DSS is a requirement for _any_ company that handles credit card details themselves - using paypal means you don't need to comply becasue paypal collect the details directly in that case (e.g.) [19:01] StevenR_: They are receiving my details unencrypted [19:02] StevenR_, a company is required to ensure that transmission and storage of credit card details they collect be secure, I believe [19:02] diddledan: ok, then in that case they do need to comply [19:03] I believe PCI DSS mandates HTTPS for webforms for example [19:03] I reckon they've sent me me a PDF of the same form that customers that visit them in the outlet have to fill in with pen & paper [19:03] I wonder if *that* is also a violation [19:04] or if they put (for example) it in a locked cabinet it would be okay [19:04] I bet they're printing it out :-p [19:05] probably a stack of them goes to the back office for the administrator to type into some other form to charge people [19:05] (and then when they go rogue to snaffle the details from) [19:06] * StevenR_ hates over-the-phone CC transactions. [19:06] new version of chrome https://youtu.be/GNP-_ncY3ZA?list=PLNYkxOF6rcIDfz8XEA3loxY32tYh7CI3m [19:06] StevenR_, me too [19:06] I much prefer to use the internet if I can help it [19:07] I trust the SSL mechanism much more than reading a number loud enough for my neighbour to hear [19:07] always fun when they read it aloud back to you [19:07] "umm, could you just type it in silently please?" [19:14] just don't do over the phone cc on hands free on public transport and you'll be grand... :-) [20:11] Sup. Any Thome York fans out there .. ? [20:46] Radiohead guy? never really looked [21:25] watching the first ep of quantico - completely blew my expectations straight away [21:27] diddledan: That thing on Sky ? I think I missed it last time I looked. [21:27] no idea where it's being broadcast :-p [21:27] :D [21:27] lawl broadcast [21:28] nzbdrone ftw [21:28] paying the wrong people, eww [22:16] well hello [22:17] hi [22:20] flippin drive hi's... [22:21] ikr [22:34] * diddledan drives past and fires a barrage of drive-by "hi" bullets [22:35] don't you love that we have a common phrase that is derived directly from murderous gangs? [22:36] 'tis a fine sign! [23:39] mouldy bread :-( [23:39] it's green [23:39] bread isn't supposed to be green IIRC [23:45] on the plus side, free penicilin [23:51] evening. is it possible to 'encrypt' an image? [23:51] yes. [23:52] what's the tool? I've searched a bit, but can't find. [23:52] many. [23:52] you could use GPG [23:53] hmm, yes. I was playing around with GPG on text files, and decided without checking that it couldn't do images .... doh! Thanks :) [23:53] gpg can encrypt anything