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siva_machinaWas the bot having a spaz attack?01:05
floridagram<ahoneybun> I think it was a connection issue or something01:05
ahoneybunyea looking at the log in IRC it seems to be a connection issue, I also had issues with my bouncer too01:20
floridagram<AdamOutler> I just added a sweet feature to my light switches.  Tap on then tap off within 2 seconds and the light will come on and then turn off 30 seconds later.01:23
floridagram* ahoneybun wants cool lights01:25
floridagram<AdamOutler> My kids have the cool lights.   They turn colors.01:26
floridagram<ahoneybun> nice01:26
floridagram<ahoneybun> I summit my first PR to Mycroft01:26
floridagram<ahoneybun> *summited01:26
floridagram<Ivoriesablaze> did anybody go to my stream?02:02
floridagram<Ivoriesablaze> so that's a no...02:03
floridagram<Ivoriesablaze> well, ok, then02:06
siva_machinaI was already watching a stream before you started02:43
siva_machina>.>02:43
floridagram<KMyers> I just ordered 10 KG (22.2 LBS) of Fillament12:30
floridagram<ahoneybun> Woe14:25
floridagram<AdamOutler> What flavor?14:28
floridagram<KMyers> Um, PLA Plastic14:32
floridagram<KMyers> White if you want to know14:32
floridagram<KMyers> It was the brand @ahoneybun told me about a few days ago that was on sale. I ordered one roll and it seems to print well.14:33
floridagram<KMyers> Normally I pay $25-$30 per KG for filament, this stuff is currently $9.99 per KG. Normally I get 4 x 1KG rolls for $100 - I was able to get 10 x 1 KG rolls for $99.99 with free Amazon Shipping14:35
floridagram<ahoneybun> Wow14:36
floridagram<KMyers> It is also packed well in a vacuum sealed bag with desiccant packets so it should store well14:36
floridagram<ahoneybun> Nice14:36
floridagram<KMyers> I am also setting up a dedicated makerspace in my bedroom, I have been wanting to do that for a while so I dont clutter my desk or the house with my projects14:39
floridagram<KMyers> It will be useful as it will have more storage than the shelf I was using for 3D Printing so I will be able to have a place to store all of those rolls I ordered14:42
floridagram<ahoneybun> I'm really liking Kodi so far14:44
floridagram<KMyers> Well done, I use the same service to save a lot at the pump. My record was $1.30 per gallon off14:44
floridagram<KMyers> Which in my case - I was only paying 97 cents a gallon14:44
floridagram<ahoneybun> I like this as well @KMyers14:45
floridagram<govatent> Jax asks what color15:26
floridagram<KMyers> White15:26
floridagram<KMyers> http://amzn.to/2bSnvsx15:27
floridagram<KMyers> Tell @jadaba that they have ABS as well for prices ranging from $6.99 - $9.99 - http://amzn.to/2bSnyEH15:28
floridagram<KMyers> I have not tried the ABS yet but the PLA prints A LOT better than I expected. The rafts came off cleanly15:28
floridagram<KMyers> which is not always expected with "cheap" filament15:29
floridagram<KMyers> @AdamOutler https://www.engadget.com/2016/08/31/google-onhub-phillips-hue-lighting-integration/16:30
roaksoax/w/win 417:03
floridagram<AdamOutler> Oh wow!  That is cool.  But what about ZWave?17:54
floridagram<AdamOutler> I will need to read about this.17:54
floridagram<KMyers> Nothing about ZWave yet but I am sure it will happen, OnHubs have the radio, just not active ATM17:55
floridagram<AdamOutler> My Osram Lightify uses the same protocol, with a different endpoint ID.  There's no reason they shouldn't work too.17:55
floridagram<AdamOutler> OK.  They are going to need to massively ramp up their game to compete with SmartThings...  Which has a site that allows you to receive and send events from the SmartThings hub.  Basic control is kids stuff.17:58
floridagram<KMyers> Agreed17:58
floridagram<AdamOutler> Like, how would I even use this?  Go to a website every time I want to turn on and off a light?17:58
floridagram<KMyers> Not sure, but I am sure mobile apps and an API will exist17:59
floridagram<AdamOutler> They need to make ZigBee and ZWave protocols available for programming with an open API.18:00
floridagram<AdamOutler> I'm not talking about brillo, weave, and thread.  I'm talking about an actual unifying system that you can go and program.18:00
floridagram<AdamOutler> Like a local IFTTT.18:01
floridagram<AdamOutler> You define your ifs and then your DOs and hook them up.18:01
floridagram<AdamOutler> Google is moving very slowly here.18:02
DammitJimam I screwed? WARNING: Security updates for your current Hardware Enablement21:12
DammitJimStack ended on 2016-08-0421:12
DammitJimmy servers are all on 14.04 LTS and I still have a lot of testing to do before I can upgrade to 16.04 LTS21:12
ahoneybunStack?21:13
DammitJimStack?21:14
floridagram<SivaMachina> DammitJim I'm a sign holder not a software/hardware enginer. Stack?21:26
maxolasersquadDammitJim, http://www.ubuntu.com/info/release-end-of-life21:36
floridagram<ahoneybun> but 14.04 is still supported21:37
maxolasersquadHardware support has ended.21:37
floridagram<ahoneybun> heck even 12.04 is still supported till April 201721:37
maxolasersquadI think that means new hardware will not be supported by 14.04.21:37
ahoneybunit could be by a new kernel kinda I thinik21:38
maxolasersquadThat makes sense. New kernels probably have bug fixes, but do not support new hardware.21:42
maxolasersquadThough I can't find anything spelling that out.21:42
floridagram<ahoneybun> does anyone want me to kill the bot for now?23:15
floridagram<ahoneybun> @KMyers ping23:28
floridagram<ahoneybun> @govatent  aswe ll23:29
floridagram<govatent> What's up?23:29
floridagram<govatent> Going nuts with the glitch?23:30
floridagram<ahoneybun> I'm on the System76 website lol23:38
floridagram<ahoneybun> did it withot thinking about it23:38
floridagram<ahoneybun> *without23:38
floridagram<KMyers> ?23:38
floridagram<ahoneybun> http://support.system76.com/articles/hdmi-audio/23:38
floridagram<KMyers> @ahoneybun, Yes, that is how it is normally done23:39
floridagram<ahoneybun> mm?23:39
floridagram<KMyers> @ahoneybun, Those steps are not unique to System76, it is the same on most distros23:41
floridagram<ahoneybun> I know23:41
floridagram<ahoneybun> just added a few screenshots23:41

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