02:29:45 davb (dave@alb-24-58-162-46.nycap.rr.com) has joined #openacs 02:33:09 til has quit (zahn.openprojects.net irc.openprojects.net) 02:33:13 til (~tils@62.116.19.11) has joined #openacs 03:06:47 rzolf (~rolf@badgertronics.com) has joined #openacs 03:07:23 rzolf has quit (Client Quit) 03:16:53 davb has quit ("Client Exiting") 04:41:06 Google also moved it to an inferior technical platform, SOAP RPC running over HTTP POST. On many mailing lists, weblogs and discussion groups the reaction was mixed. It felt like one step forward and two steps back 04:41:08 http://www.xml.com/lpt/a/2002/04/24/google.html 04:41:08 A: http://www.xml.com/lpt/a/2002/04/24/google.html from AaronSw 04:41:13 A:|Google's Gaffe 04:41:13 titled item A 04:41:19 A:Towards a REST Google API 04:41:19 added comment A1 04:59:30 abbaJ has quit ("Client Exiting") 05:20:35 abbaJ (~jabba@adsl-64-123-15-115.dsl.austtx.swbell.net) has joined #openacs 08:37:23 yzzyx (~saras@213-48-248-48.cro.cvx.blueyonder.co.uk) has joined #openacs 10:39:24 yzzyx has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 12:42:06 davb (~dave@rrcs-nys-24-97-22-203.biz.rr.com) has joined #openacs 12:43:15 hello 12:43:15 bonjour, davb 12:55:12 * davb install tclpro 12:56:33 Wednesdayphylax is now known as Thursday 12:56:36 Thursday is now known as Thursdayphylax 12:56:39 morning 12:58:34 great 12:58:36 I lost my checkbook 12:59:11 ack 12:59:24 time to visit the bank 12:59:51 i probably didn't "lose" it 12:59:59 it's just under a pile of something in my room 13:00:21 heh 13:00:29 I got me custom plates last night online 13:02:20 who wears socks ? 13:02:28 paje does sometimes 13:02:28 Thursdayphylax: i'm not following you... 13:02:38 forgot your socks again paje? 13:03:09 Well, three major disasters handled, the world is back at peace (well, for now) 13:03:17 excellent. 13:03:46 I found socks 13:03:57 that's another major disaster handled 13:04:10 davb you know what my plates say? 13:06:06 no, i turned off that program that logs all you internet traffic. 13:06:48 they say "LAZYGEEK" 13:06:49 lol 13:06:55 I think that describes me perfectly 13:07:16 cool. that AI over the the DMV is getting pretty good. 13:07:25 lol 13:07:43 it will take 4 weeks for them to get me the plates though 13:10:07 work time 13:12:09 Thrusdayphylax: Hey, what your language. espically that four letter word :) 13:16:04 http://www.oreillynet.com/~rael/lang/perl/blagg/ 13:16:04 B: http://www.oreillynet.com/~rael/lang/perl/blagg/ from davb 13:16:18 B:|Blagg - Simple RSS Aggregator in Perl 13:16:18 titled item B 13:16:40 B: i might borrow some ideas from this for OpenACS 13:16:41 added comment B1 13:48:01 markd2 (~markd2@h166-102-041-087.ip.alltel.net) has joined #openacs 13:49:49 work? 13:49:49 work is slow today... i'm paying bills, bidding on a job, scouring austin.tx opportunities. 13:50:00 awww, poor paje 13:50:16 I wonder if you can change your order after you order your custom plates 13:50:27 I found out that syslogd is available 13:50:42 Thursdayphylax: i suspect not. 13:51:00 I suspect it's a government agency so you're probably right 13:51:41 I dunno 13:51:48 does that suit me well? "LAZYGEEK"? 13:51:55 * Thursdayphylax gives mark a cookie for his opinion 13:53:12 hehehe 13:53:18 EVILMNKY is available 13:53:27 anyone have an evil monkey they haven't told us about? 13:54:20 heh 13:54:43 I should see if PA can do 8-character plates 13:55:05 Mark, you think LAZYGEEK suits me? 13:55:25 S/L/CR/ 13:55:27 ROFL 13:55:39 "NEED JOB" is available 13:56:30 djg (djg@fiesta.cs.tu-berlin.de) has joined #openacs 13:58:38 anyone ever use tclpro debugger? 13:59:07 davb: yep 13:59:21 TCLJEBUS is available 14:01:14 djg: with aolserver? :) 14:01:14 TclMeLmo 14:04:26 davb: with acs actually 14:04:32 cool. 14:05:20 i dont remember how to set it up etc though 14:05:29 can't be that hard though if you're root 14:05:48 and then you can have good ole line by line debugging 14:05:55 great. 14:06:04 then I will be able to track down the tclSOAP wackiness. 14:07:38 does anyone happen to know how much activitly there is in the tcl core development? 14:07:52 just wondering? maybe scriptics' failure was not that bad for TCL 14:08:59 there is at least one developer. 14:09:17 and they have taken the memory allocator from aolserver and put it ito tcl. 14:09:35 yeah, but when scriptics was acquired, they released all the proprietary stuff 14:11:05 Jeff Hobbes I think from activestate. he is active in aolserver also. 14:11:20 alltelsucks (~markd2@h166-102-041-087.ip.alltel.net) has joined #openacs 14:11:20 yeah, he's both on the mailing list and on the tcl newsgroup 14:11:34 paje, alltel? 14:11:34 alltel are a bunch of wankers 14:11:52 why are you working on soap now? you were the xmlrpc guy, werent you? 14:11:54 paje, botsnack 14:11:55 thanks alltelsucks :) 14:12:07 yes. 14:12:21 tclsoap allows you to export procs as soap and xmlrpc at the same time. 14:12:31 ah 14:12:39 also their xmlrpc code is better than mine. 14:12:39 has someone on this channel here tried tclblend? 14:14:08 not me. 14:14:23 or integrated with java otherwise? 14:18:51 rbm|Boston is now known as rbm 14:19:04 oooom 14:19:10 hi rbm 14:22:34 markd2 has quit (Read error: 113 (No route to host)) 14:22:50 hey davb 14:23:00 made it to Logan at 1 AM today 14:23:10 ow 14:23:14 markd2 (~markd2@h166-102-041-087.ip.alltel.net) has joined #openacs 14:23:33 heeeeellllllllllloooooooooooo fellow martian comrade brothers in arms 14:23:33 alltel? 14:23:34 alltel are a bunch of wankers 14:23:43 paje: botsnack 14:23:44 :) 14:23:49 tallibot: alltel? 14:23:50 alltel are a bunch of wankers 14:23:52 tallibot: botbeer 14:24:13 * talli_ the bot does a jig around a pole 14:26:16 til has quit (zahn.openprojects.net irc.openprojects.net) 14:26:37 til (~tils@62.116.19.11) has joined #openacs 14:28:29 A: analysis of Google SOAP API and example of RESTifying it 14:28:29 added comment A2 14:30:12 alltelsucks has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 14:30:33 hey talli! 14:35:36 vinod (~vinod@208-59-182-178.s1702.apx1.sbo.ma.dialup.rcn.com) has joined #openacs 14:35:54 vinod!! 14:36:06 rbm!! 14:36:12 how was your trip home? 14:36:29 vinod: It was good. 14:37:00 cool 14:37:28 hi vinod 14:37:29 vinod: Turns out the flight did stop at Denver but I didn't notice because my itinerary only said "Leaves BOS... Arrives SLC" 14:37:46 hey davb - how was your trip home :-) 14:37:51 good. 14:37:55 rbm: ahhh - bummer 14:38:02 not too bad traffic. 14:38:15 how were the pirate stories? 14:38:53 * vinod folds up his hula skirt and puts it away 14:39:13 hot-lips hula-man 14:39:25 lol 14:42:03 the only pirate stories were when rbm was convincing us to try morpheus 14:42:16 i could see the DMCA spycams turning their lenses on us :-) 14:44:10 wasn't it aegromet telling us about KaazaaL 14:44:15 s/L/?/ 14:44:53 oh yeah, him too 14:45:23 wallace and aegrumet 14:53:25 markd2: both rbm and davb stayed overnight with vinod 14:53:31 i was very worried about this 14:54:05 after all those things that the Pope said the other day about pedophiles, i just wasn't sure vinod was going to internalize it in time 14:54:20 talli_ was just upset that he wasn't invited 14:54:30 well, that too 14:54:56 awww - anyone that buys me that much beer is always welcome at my place! 14:57:40 heh. too much beer == plausible deniability 14:57:47 deniabillygoat 14:58:56 goat beer float 14:59:10 whoa 14:59:20 talli_ gives markd2 a run for his money 14:59:59 markd2 doesn't raise goats like i do 15:00:10 rather, raize goats 15:00:15 haize goats 15:00:19 maize and goats 15:00:35 now, i must get meal of the oats 15:01:26 just say no, talli 15:02:59 lemme add some coffee to that order 15:03:02 * rbm has to run to work to fill out his timecard so he can get paid his hourly college-level salary 15:03:23 SHIT! charles manson was denied parole again 15:03:27 * shagster has other uses for goats :) 15:03:29 we had plans this weekend, too! 15:03:43 And he is just a nice guy, I don't understand why 15:03:45 ;0 15:04:10 i think it's the swastika tatoo on his forehead 15:04:17 he should sue for discrimination 15:05:13 Yea, somebody register freechalesmanson.us :) 15:05:28 haha 15:05:31 .biz 15:06:43 .info :) 15:08:26 .pants 15:08:40 markd2: nice article on the Big Nerd Ranch! 15:08:41 uhoh. 15:08:53 someone with me in their address book got hit by that new virus 15:10:32 davb: yeah, i got about 3 or 4 emails yesterday 15:10:45 anything in the headers to tell you where it really came from? 15:11:16 vinod: thanks 15:11:21 mine said borkware all over it 15:11:21 nah. 15:11:37 heh 15:11:39 he didn't forward the offending message. 15:13:42 markd2: but i was expecting you to rate the BNR, you know like 938 out of 939.6 15:13:57 now i don't know how to fit it in with your other reviews ;-) 15:14:16 heh 15:14:19 different personas 15:14:28 ahhh 15:15:04 wow. Ollam BinSoddin's been hanging out here! http://www.weeklyworldnews.com/news/index.cfm?instanceid=28061 15:15:47 markd2: if these personas ever start fighting with each other, let me know 15:16:18 "Osama bin Laden always portrayed himself as a devout practitioner of Islam, but he had some wild-and-woolly experiences -- including a sizzling two-week fling with a goat!" 15:16:35 has osama been hanging out on #openacs? 15:17:16 i have seen that barstool character here a lot 15:18:11 'barstool' is probably a term of affection in Arabic 15:18:13 uh, markd2, i think you're "projecting" a little bit 15:18:40 ever sit on a barstool? it's sublime 15:19:14 bbiam 15:19:51 yzzyx (~saras@213-48-145-163.cro.cvx.blueyonder.co.uk) has joined #openacs 15:21:00 yzzyx has quit (SendQ exceeded) 15:24:28 yzzyx (~saras@213-48-145-163.cro.cvx.blueyonder.co.uk) has joined #openacs 15:33:22 yzzyx has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 15:37:40 vinod has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 15:56:32 * markd2 registers Fridayphylax 15:56:46 heh, heh 16:00:49 i think # is docwolf in on this too? 16:00:52 heh 16:01:55 talli__ (~chatzilla@lti-4.dialup.access.net) has joined #openacs 16:02:01 markd2: when coding Cocoa, do you ever get confused by all the NSxxx calls? i mean, what with all the nsxxx in aolserver and all the HOT XXX in my head? 16:02:03 talli_ has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 16:02:10 nope 16:02:14 talli__ is now known as talli_ 16:02:22 whats NS in cocoa stand for? 16:02:26 NextStep 16:02:53 ah, duh 16:02:57 heh 16:03:34 no to cocoa-aolserver or cocoa-porn in talli's head? 16:04:08 * rbm leaves 16:04:19 I assume there's always cocoa-porn in talli's head 16:04:23 cuckoo for cocoa-porn! 16:04:28 wtf 16:04:37 ok... 16:04:48 rzolf (~rolf@badgertronics.com) has joined #openacs 16:04:51 i'm thinking about taking the OACS social tour national 16:04:54 holy moly 16:04:59 lookee who's here 16:05:15 gitdown! 16:05:15 gitfunky 16:05:45 rzolf: how's the energy drink concoction biznarse nowadays? 16:06:33 markd2: what's a good time in your schedule for me to organize a Pittsburgh social? 16:06:44 AaronSw: how about a good time in your schedule for a chicago social? 16:07:05 almost anytime is good 16:07:19 after the first week of june 16:07:28 ok 16:07:51 what about a south florida oacs and slash fiction social? 16:07:57 hi 16:08:02 whoa 16:08:18 the slash fiction social is only in my dreams 16:08:24 hi 16:08:30 and there's a write-up on my homepage 16:08:41 what is your homepage. 16:08:42 docwolf can take you to some "harness" races 16:09:02 i still need to go to jai alai, scuba dive, and take a fanboat in the everglades. 16:09:14 and also dance with a supermodel in south beach. 16:09:22 I think Fabio is free 16:09:41 i have an asian fetish though. 16:09:41 not to mention protect little elian from the communists 16:09:46 denshi (~chatzilla@adsl-216-62-223-193.dsl.rcsntx.swbell.net) has joined #openacs 16:10:14 talli do you have a homepage. 16:10:26 markD2, so "whattabout them apples" 16:10:26 not yet 16:10:38 re: the fillmyass course. 16:10:51 my gift of internet gab has finally paid off! 16:10:53 when i do, i hope to stuff it with as much content as gitdown.com 16:10:59 that would rule 16:11:22 ooh.. gitdown is now an r&d firm. 16:11:29 i improved my home pae. 16:11:41 +g 16:11:47 yes 16:12:03 it has gone from a single image to something bizarre and tawdry. 16:12:18 i added some facts about myself 16:12:21 to my personal pae. 16:12:27 why doesn't my g key work. 16:12:36 like a domokun molesting a kitten convicted of securities fraud at 24 frames per second. 16:13:03 ok, i have to stop talking on #openacs, because it is logged, and there is too much dumb crap I've said logged all over the internet. 16:13:09 i'm available for /msging 16:13:12 rzolf has left #openacs 16:13:44 rzolf (~rolf@badgertronics.com) has joined #openacs 16:13:45 oh wait. 16:13:46 oops. always need to keep an eye on that future political career. 16:13:49 i guess i can prevent logging. 16:14:48 only 700? 16:14:57 guess that cancelbot is working 16:15:48 hey talli, what's a good time for the austin social? 16:15:56 up to you 16:16:07 I'm thinking two weeks into may. 16:16:10 wow. and I was just in Austin 16:16:16 well, a year and a couple of months ago 16:16:23 google returns about 2,100 postings for me 16:16:29 of which I think only 800 are actually me. 16:16:41 the rest are flames of your 700 posts to rmmb 16:16:44 :'-( 16:16:53 2,130 16:17:07 totally embarrassing. 16:17:08 you could publish a book. 16:17:11 and i have an excuse. 16:17:28 during that time period, I got a job in Iowa city. 16:17:34 there wasn't much to do there. 16:17:43 my job was very easy. 16:17:44 3,140 for 'Todd Gillespie' 16:17:51 is there anything to do in that state? 16:18:07 crystal meth. 16:18:13 4020 for mark dalrymple! 16:18:19 could be worse, i guess 16:18:30 iowa is one of my least favorite places. 16:18:31 all of mine were in alt.warlord 16:18:36 heh. 16:19:13 I'm trying to seperate other todd gillespie out of the search 16:19:16 i used to think I hated boston, but there are many other places I like much, much less. 16:19:53 iowa, indiana, nebraska, illinois - chicago 16:19:53 there seems to be some nutjob in Kentucky trying to topple the IRS under my name. 16:20:12 not fond of connecticut 16:20:15 etc. 16:20:54 chicago is bad? 16:21:19 no, the rest of chicago is. 16:22:01 is "avaritical" a word? 16:22:09 can it be used as a modification of avarice? 16:22:41 like, "my avaritical mind" 16:22:52 'avaricious' 16:22:53 what is the more proper modification of avarice in that context? 16:22:57 ah, thank you 16:22:57 i like "my mind, lathered with avarice" 16:23:13 'my avarirannical mind' 16:23:22 rzolf: change that to body, and i'll use it in my next slash episode 16:23:22 talli_: that doesn't look right 16:23:47 paje, botsnack. 16:23:47 thanks denshi :) 16:24:23 paje, botsmack 16:24:24 * paje slumps into a purple haze 16:24:50 wow. I forgot I used to post to alt.cows.moo.moo.moo 16:25:21 paje, get off my botsack. 16:25:21 rzolf: what? 16:25:24 hmm. 16:26:19 markd2, google also claims you spoke in a blend of nihongo and swedish chef back in your visix days. 16:26:24 * rbm arrives at work 16:26:34 Darn I'm stupid 16:27:09 why is word still running. 16:27:18 yep 16:27:19 My boss asked me "So were you recruited by another university or company?" (they really need me for a project we are starting) 16:27:36 And I, with my honesty, just said "no, that wasn't why I went there" 16:28:11 I should have said "Yeah, it's awesome. I'm moving in 3 weeks, unless you're making me a better offer" 16:28:23 "no, i went there to hang out with some nerds i met on the internet" 16:29:19 sidenote: apache2 design was started in february 1997. 16:29:58 * rbm wonders why denshi brought this up now 16:30:04 apache2 rules. apache1 drools. 16:30:20 I'm reading design notes in another window. 16:31:31 rzolf: have you used apache2? 16:31:48 rzolf *is* apache2 16:31:48 no, not really. 16:32:05 it's a lie, mark. apache2 *is* rzolf. 16:32:10 i would like to meet someone that has actally used the fucker 16:32:20 i dont see what the point is. 16:32:33 umm, in what sense do you mean 'used'? 16:32:34 apache2 *is* rzolf *is* apahce2 ... 16:32:40 ad_page_contract improves my life, apache2...probably does not. 16:32:40 paje, rzolf? 16:32:40 i heard rzolf was staunch 16:32:48 paje, forget rzolf 16:32:48 denshi: I forgot rzolf 16:32:59 rzolf is a smooth buddy 16:33:14 rzolf is also inside each of us, and several C programs, too. 16:33:14 okay, denshi. 16:33:22 rzolf? 16:33:22 rzolf is a smooth buddy or inside each of us, and several C programs, too. 16:33:24 rzolf? 16:33:24 i think rzolf is a smooth buddy or inside each of us, and several C programs, too. 16:33:35 not quite grammatical... 16:33:37 i like the way C makes me feel sleepy. 16:33:41 paje, rzolf ~= /or/|/ 16:33:41 markd2: what? 16:33:44 rzolf is also avaricious. 16:33:45 okay, denshi. 16:33:46 oh well 16:33:51 paje, forget rzolf 16:33:52 markd2: I forgot rzolf 16:34:10 rzolf is a smooth buddy | inside each of us, and several C programs, too. | alos avaricious 16:34:12 rzolf? 16:34:12 rzolf is inside each of us, and several C programs, too. 16:34:17 rzolf? 16:34:17 well, rzolf is inside each of us, and several C programs, too. 16:34:19 rzolf? 16:34:19 rzolf is inside each of us, and several C programs, too. 16:34:23 literal rzolf 16:34:23 markd2: rzolf =is= a smooth buddy | inside each of us, and several C programs, too. | alos avaricious 16:34:28 ack 16:34:31 forget rzolf 16:34:31 markd2: I forgot rzolf 16:34:34 paje, botsmack. 16:34:34 * paje slumps into a purple haze 16:34:38 rzolf is a smooth buddy | inside each of us, and several C programs, too. | also avaricious 16:34:40 there 16:34:40 markd2, marksmack. 16:34:47 * markd2 slumps into a purple haze 16:34:48 stop this nonsense. 16:35:03 rzolf is also | wearing pants 16:35:03 okay, markd2. 16:35:04 i have a technical question for the technical people in this channel 16:35:18 * rbm runs 16:35:38 when developing a C program, is it difficult to provide a number of bindings for different scripting languages? 16:36:07 that runs in a different direction, 16:36:11 There's a library to do that. Can't remember what it's called. IIRC, PyWX uses it 16:36:16 swig 16:36:19 that's it 16:36:37 nothing is hard, it just all involves "work" 16:36:37 well, there's swig, but swig seems to be mostly for an application that already exists that you would then like to add scripting to 16:37:06 from what i understand, it's more brute force than elegance 16:37:19 all 3 of you are off base. 16:37:25 munging a scripting language on to a legacy C app 16:37:35 you are off base are belong to us 16:37:39 sort of like a cage match between kristi yamaguchi vs dusty rhoades. 16:38:05 in any case, what is the real problem. 16:38:08 rzolf is a highly post-modern chap. that's a serious pop culture reference 16:38:15 denshi: you have something to add? 16:38:25 are you typing furiously? 16:38:31 yes. 16:38:34 ok 16:39:14 markd2 has quit ("Bork") 16:39:32 talli, when you're writing a C program and looking to add scripting, unless you're going to store crucial data structures in the scripting space, then the question should be approached from the direction of the language added. there's not much you need to do in the C program for abstraction if each language is going to be a mask on C data structures. 16:39:53 I was goint to say basically what denshi said 16:40:34 denshi: well, i'm thinking in terms of Momentum 16:40:45 we ought to support more than one scripting language 16:40:47 talli: you are talking about different language options right. not more than one at a time. 16:40:57 davb: right 16:41:00 The question is, when you say "add scripting" you mean in the sense of AOLserver or in the sense of, say, the python bindings for Qt? 16:41:07 control is a problem if you have multiple languages and multiple threads and trying to correspond scripting threads to application threads on 1-1, but otherwise each language has a fairly normal chunk of "import scripting lib, register procedures corresponding to C, transfer control to scripting loop" 16:41:16 we'll probably start with Perl since reefknot already exists (http://reefknot.sf.net) 16:41:25 but would like to provide bindings for python, tcl and PHP too 16:41:29 maybe even java 16:41:49 rbm: i would like it to be as in AOLserver 16:41:56 but i could be wrong in the way i am thinking of it 16:41:59 You'll need Jeanie (the genius) to have it working with Java :) 16:42:14 don't support java. 16:42:33 java deserves to die. 16:42:55 java has caused me nothing but pain and heartache. 16:42:56 long live C#! 16:42:59 huh. skud works on reefknot. 16:43:13 there's a musician named Elliot Sharp who signs his emails E# 16:43:17 i looked at some .NET api stuff. it has built in form validation 16:43:22 eliot sharp is ok. 16:43:40 talli_: I think you should focus on supporting one scripting language. When other people see the usefullness of momentum, they'll take care of adding the bindings for other libraries. 16:43:46 he's into freak noise now, but i guess he's also an extremely talented musician otherwise 16:43:55 rbm: you're right 16:44:00 talli_: Unless you want to coordinate the bindings effort too 16:44:17 i saw eliot sharp play with that drummer guy. 16:44:21 but i imginae things should be architected from the beginning so that it's not a massive PITA to do so 16:44:35 rzolf: joey baron? 16:44:51 no 16:44:55 the noisy one. 16:44:56 eliot sharp has an album with an israeli poet named Ronny Someck 16:45:05 the noisy drummer... 16:45:10 the black guy who can't keep a beat. 16:45:12 rbm: you have used tclpro correct? 16:45:15 haha 16:45:21 i forgot his name. 16:45:22 don't know him. rasheed ali? 16:45:23 talli_, if you keep things threadsafe and sane than adding a scripting language isn't too difficult. 16:45:29 he used to play at the knitting factory all the time. 16:45:43 is it rasheed ali? 16:45:48 no. 16:45:58 hmm... dunno 16:45:58 and once you've written your app to transfer control to the scripting loop already, the hardest part (flow of control) is solved. 16:46:07 denshi: ah, ok 16:46:22 oh, and add continuations. 16:46:27 well, it seems that since reefknot already exists, it can be used pretty effectively as the intiial scripting language 16:47:10 how much of your problem does reefknot solve? it looks like they are least planned on writing a server. 16:47:24 i dunno 16:47:43 davb: yes 16:47:43 ah. 16:47:50 rbm: it only runs in X? 16:47:57 davb: I think so. 16:48:22 darnies 16:48:30 oh well, i will have to wait until I get home. 16:49:11 davb: you on windoze? 16:49:16 yeah. 16:49:27 98 16:49:32 davb: It's a Tk app, so it'll run on Windows if you have the Tcl interpreter 16:49:45 oh yeah. 16:50:09 I am going to use it for TclSOAP though, so I need AOLServer etc. that does not run to well on win98. 16:50:20 I guess I'll have to do some work instead. 16:50:39 william hooker 16:52:18 ah, william hooker 16:52:33 my bro went to see a show of his the other night and said it was unbearable noise 16:53:02 yeah it sucks. (IMO) 16:53:23 I should have gone to one of the photography shops in Boston :-( 16:53:47 Or maybe I shouldn't, because I would certainly have spent money I really shouldn't spend :) 16:53:56 rbm: there aren't really any good ones there. 16:54:04 rzolf: oh, okay. 16:54:22 there are a couple funky ones, for buying weird used cameras. 16:54:35 but for new good stuff, nothing special. 16:55:02 mail.app is totally buggy. 16:56:50 rzolf, seen docwolf lately? 16:57:17 nope. 16:58:11 so you ditched the florida lifestyle? 16:58:21 no. 16:58:30 i just can't bear to look at him anymore. 16:58:36 but i think he is still here. 16:58:39 rzolf: I saw the pictures of your trip to Cape Canaveral 16:58:40 i can hear him. 16:59:39 it was fun. 17:01:02 It's a cool place. I saw the space shuttle launch from there in 1996. It was cool to feel the ground shaking under me 17:01:24 i hope to see a shuttle launch at some time. 17:01:31 It was at night, so you could just see this huge ball of fire going up 17:01:48 I must've missed those. I'm looking at your pictures of .jp. 17:02:46 this isn't that funny, but... "heh": 17:02:49 http://www.cnn.com/2002/HEALTH/diet.fitness/04/25/atkins.diet/index.html 17:02:49 C: http://www.cnn.com/2002/HEALTH/diet.fitness/04/25/atkins.diet/index.html from rzolf 17:05:54 talli, any pointers on oacs social design? 17:07:01 I mean, besides the mutated killer mosquitos. 17:07:02 can i see a requirements analysis on the oacs social. 17:08:28 rzolf: food. beer. nerds. 17:09:56 davb: & leather. 17:14:02 rzolf has quit ("rzolf has no reason") 17:21:23 sash (~saras@213-48-145-242.cro.cvx.blueyonder.co.uk) has joined #openacs 17:21:36 sash has left #openacs 17:29:24 I need someone to take everything away from me 17:29:46 * rbm cleans Thursdayphylax's bank account 17:30:44 heh 17:30:51 * rbm leaves for campus 17:30:51 You can have the checking 17:30:55 but the savings isn't mine 17:32:46 It's mark's 17:32:55 I use it to replenish my cookie supply 17:33:50 I'll take your computers for you. 17:35:25 any particular reason you're becoming a hermit? 17:35:46 http://www.cosc.canterbury.ac.nz/~greg/python/Pyrex/ 17:35:46 D: http://www.cosc.canterbury.ac.nz/~greg/python/Pyrex/ from davb 17:35:58 D:|Pyrex - a Language for Writing Python Extension Modules 17:35:58 titled item D 17:36:17 http://www.gamasutra.com/features/20020424/evans_01.htm 17:36:17 E: http://www.gamasutra.com/features/20020424/evans_01.htm from denshi 17:36:28 E: "Implementing Wittgenstein" 17:36:28 added comment E1 17:36:40 E: game AI; light on math. 17:36:40 added comment E2 17:37:11 Things are not worth themselves 17:38:01 just thing about that 17:38:03 we buy stuff 17:38:12 to throw it out later...and get bigger and better stuff 17:45:00 yzzyx (~saras@213-48-145-242.cro.cvx.blueyonder.co.uk) has joined #openacs 17:47:53 phylax, that's just a lifestyle choice. you can go minimalist and stay there; I have. 17:52:52 yeah I think I'm going to do that 17:52:56 Today I woke up 17:53:08 looked around my room and realized I just have too much crap taking up too much space 17:53:30 a good metric is how much you take with you when you travel. 17:53:37 yzzyx has quit (Read error: 113 (No route to host)) 17:54:08 nintendo is going to spend 200 euros per gamecube for marketing. and sell the things for 250 euros. 17:54:21 idiots 17:54:47 hopefully they will sell lots of games and accessories. 17:55:06 everyone of which they themselves make and publish. 17:55:14 Well 17:55:37 vinod (~vinod@209-122-234-217.s2281.apx2.sbo.ma.dialup.rcn.com) has joined #openacs 17:55:43 vinod! 17:55:43 They could just lower the price for the gamecube to 75 euros and spend 25 euros for marketing 17:55:47 denshi! 17:55:59 i had a guinness for you (or was it 2?) 17:56:11 I dunno, I wasn't counting. 17:56:31 hi vinod 17:56:48 hey davb 17:56:52 davb, did you see: http://cube.ign.com/articles/357/357591p1.html 17:57:52 now I did :) 17:57:59 I don't even play the things anyway. 17:58:15 Nintendo needs an SMS/Cell phone attachement for the GBA. then they will be rich. 17:58:37 denshi, want to be a game programmer? 17:59:05 I did up until a few months ago and realized that I haven't had time to play games in months. 17:59:16 so I can't figure out who else could be playing. 17:59:29 they are out there. 17:59:43 my theory is that the game industry will collapse in a year when everyone realizes the only people still playing are the reviewers. 18:00:21 it'll be dot.coms all over again. 18:00:45 osaka will be an economic scorched hole in the ground. 18:01:07 yeah 18:01:11 I don't play games anymore 18:01:14 Actively that is 18:02:07 i don't think that will happen. 18:02:28 for awhile I've wanted to build a MMORPG server framework, since I haven't met a game programmer yet who understands RDBMS, but then, I've never played a MMORPG, so what the hell do I know? 18:02:36 well, there might be a consolidation, but i think there will always be video games. 18:03:09 not that I play. I am too busy. I stopped buying games a couple of years ago. 18:03:24 hey. game jobs in my area. 18:04:04 what area? 18:04:47 albany, ny 18:04:59 there is ONE game company around here. 18:05:22 I think after my BS in CS I will get a BA in graphic design or something. 18:06:24 doing games would be cool. games are the hardest programming field in the industry. 18:06:24 denshi what's a MMORPG? 18:07:21 *phylax: "Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game". ie, a way to seperate gamers from their cash on a recurring basis. Think 'Everquest'. 18:07:24 ah. I saw some jobs in Austin over at gamasutra. 18:07:53 cvs question: i have my cvsroot etc specified in my .bash_profile for openacs.org 18:08:18 If I check out stuff from somewhere else, I need to specify the server and directory when I do cvs update? 18:09:38 davb: just the first time you checkout. after that the server will be in the special CVS files in that dir, so you can just do 'cvs update' 18:09:57 vinod is right, unless the profile overrides something. 18:10:38 hmmm. didn't work. 18:11:58 time for lunch. 18:11:59 bbiaw 18:14:33 davb: does the CVS/Root file in the dir point to the proper server? 18:14:40 didn't look :) 18:15:37 ah, there isn't a CVS directory 18:15:43 weird. 18:41:49 argh, i think I found a bug i perpetrated on acs-content-repository. only affects static-pages. 18:42:41 nm 18:42:48 phew, that was close :) 18:44:09 aigh, i'm so confused 18:44:28 now you know how i feel most days :-) 18:44:42 i haven't looked at this stuff in a long time. 18:44:47 its an ugly hack. 18:45:10 i _REALLY_ wish the pgsql guysw would up the default # of parameters for pl/pgsql to 32. 18:45:29 either that or we should ditribute with the packages a version that is compiled for 32. 18:46:05 davb: yeah those overloaded functions are ugly 18:46:23 hey guys, has anyone taken a look at GNUenterprise? 18:46:30 have i asked that already? 18:46:30 ah, looks like the code I was questioning was copied from the other function. 18:46:40 never heard of it. 18:46:52 talli_: no. i was reading an oacs thread about it the other day, though 18:47:10 where was that? 18:47:16 i'll do a search 18:47:29 no not that! 18:47:30 heh 18:49:14 it's mixed in this thread: http://openacs.org/bboard/q-and-a-fetch-msg.tcl?msg_id=0001Oc 18:50:59 what printers do you guys have working under linux? 18:51:56 of it 18:51:56 This is a WALLOPS message for the Open Projects Network. 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Thanks. 18:51:58 argh 18:52:06 http://www.lprng.com/PrintingCookbook/index.html 18:52:07 F: http://www.lprng.com/PrintingCookbook/index.html from davb 18:52:16 F:|The Printing Cookbook 18:52:16 titled item F 18:52:21 F: from lprng.com 18:52:21 added comment F1 18:52:40 davb: i use a hp842 inkjet 18:54:10 argh. it almost works. 18:54:17 the cookbook is very good by the way 18:54:52 * vinod thinks printers are too filling. prefers cookies 18:57:30 hey guys 18:57:54 i've got one of the heads of the GNUenterprise project who wouldl ike to discuss some collaboration between GNUe and OACS 18:58:18 can someone join us in #GNUe? i'd really appreciate it 18:58:28 davb, denshi, vinod ? 18:58:47 rbm? 18:58:47 it has been said that rbm is Roberto, http://www.brasileiro.net/ 18:58:54 heeeeeeeeeeellllllllllllooooooooooo? 18:59:05 now you're all hiding? 18:59:09 for chrissakes! 19:00:57 this is probably a problem: Warning - lp: cannot open lp device '/dev/lp1' - No such device 19:03:21 markd2 (~markd2@h166-102-041-087.ip.alltel.net) has joined #openacs 19:05:47 * Thursdayphylax gives out all of his cookies 19:06:03 yay! 19:06:38 * vinod pouts in the corner as markd2 eats all the cookies 19:06:46 * markd2 saved a couple 19:06:48 here, have one 19:07:24 thanks! 19:07:34 woohoo 19:07:41 checkpc -f does not return any errors. 19:07:49 does checkcookie -f? 19:07:50 no way to know if its printing until I get home 19:07:58 checkpc? 19:07:58 It should return false as I am out of cookies 19:08:07 part of lprng 19:08:19 check printcap 19:08:28 printcap: full of cookies 19:09:08 ohh, checkpc -V is nice 19:09:56 it checks to make sure your queue is setup right and the permissions are ok etc... 19:10:27 printing is one thing I've thankfully managed to avoid for a long time 19:11:14 you just don't print ? 19:11:29 nope 19:11:36 the wife has a printer driven from Mac OS 9 19:11:48 ah. 19:11:58 markd2 doesn't print - he just absorbs 19:12:05 actually this one is on the wife's machine shared in win98 19:12:13 I am trying to access it from samba. 19:12:19 i never got it working locally. 19:13:48 paje, seen rzolf? 19:13:48 rzolf was last seen on #openacs 2 hours, 6 minutes and 45 seconds ago, saying: can i see a requirements analysis on the oacs social. [Thu Apr 25 11:07:43 2002] 19:13:55 heh 19:16:53 ack: Status: lp: Update_status: no identifier for 'hfA799' at 14:56:08.272 19:16:53 Filter_status: waiting for lp to become ready (offline ?) 19:17:47 paje seen Mondayphylax 19:17:47 Mondayphylax was last seen on #openacs 2 days, 5 hours, 9 minutes and 25 seconds ago, saying: w00t [Tue Apr 23 08:09:03 2002] 19:18:00 paje seen Fridayphylax 19:18:00 I haven't seen 'Fridayphylax', Thursdayphylax 19:18:05 you will tomorrow 19:20:04 oacs-logger, grep Fridayphylax 19:20:33 I'm logging. I found 4 answers for 'Fridayphylax' 19:20:34 0) 2002-04-25 19:20:04 oacs-logger, grep Fridayphylax 19:20:35 1) 2002-04-25 19:18:00 I haven't seen 'Fridayphylax', Thursdayphylax 19:20:36 2) 2002-04-25 19:18:00 paje seen Fridayphylax 19:20:37 3) 2002-04-25 15:56:32 * markd2 registers Fridayphylax 19:20:53 hmm? 19:20:53 wow neat 19:20:53 oacs-logger grep cookie 19:20:58 danger 19:20:59 looks like you'll have to wrestle that name from markd2 19:21:05 oacs-logger grep grep 19:21:55 heh - i can smell loggy's cpu frying 19:22:11 * Thursdayphylax is good at breaking things 19:23:34 hmmm 19:23:38 where's my grep result 19:24:15 oacs-logger, grep midget 19:24:34 I'm logging. I found 7 answers for 'midget' (showing 0...4) 19:24:35 0) 2002-04-25 19:24:15 oacs-logger, grep midget 19:24:36 1) 2002-03-27 05:41:26 i have many thoughts. some of them involve dragons and midgets, but mostly their about spiderman and how he stole my act 19:24:37 2) 2001-12-11 01:49:50 at least it didn'th ave things like "amputee midget women" or something 19:24:38 3) 2001-11-28 14:44:21 midgets? 19:24:39 4) 2001-11-05 01:36:22 psychemidgets.com is also available. 19:24:46 Did i overload him with my cookie request? 19:24:46 oacs-logger grep -i Fridayphylax 19:25:38 oacs-logger grep -i pants 19:25:40 oacs-logger, grep cookie 19:26:07 I'm logging. I found 306 answers for 'cookie' (showing 0...4) 19:26:08 0) 2002-04-25 19:25:40 oacs-logger, grep cookie 19:26:09 1) 2002-04-25 19:24:46 Did i overload him with my cookie request? 19:26:10 2) 2002-04-25 19:20:53 oacs-logger grep cookie 19:26:11 3) 2002-04-25 19:08:28 printcap: full of cookies 19:26:12 4) 2002-04-25 19:07:58 It should return false as I am out of cookies 19:26:19 wow - this could get scary. 19:26:19 results from november 2001? 19:26:24 hehehe 19:26:31 How do you make him show ALL the results? 19:27:22 [3:24] grep [-i] [first-last|max] - Search the logs 19:28:04 Aaron (~aaronsw@63.149.73.20) has joined #openacs 19:28:05 aigh, do a /msg 19:28:17 AaronSw has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 19:29:07 Aaron is now known as AaronSw 19:30:33 AaronSw is now known as AaroNSw 19:31:38 AaroNSw is now known as AaronSw 19:31:38 [NSArron sw: cookies] 19:33:04 talli_ is now known as talli 19:33:04 vinod has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 19:33:57 markd2: back away from the keyboard, slowly... 19:34:09 "go take a walk, you spaz" 19:34:09 no! can't make me! 19:37:25 * Thursdayphylax puts a cookie on the floor...come on mark...come on...*whistles* 19:37:37 follow the cookie trail! 19:37:47 * Thursdayphylax puts out another cookie 19:38:18 * markd2 follows the cookie trail 19:38:26 * markd2 forgets that *phylax ran out of cookies 19:43:00 * Thursdayphylax bought another batch 19:43:13 yay! 19:46:57 anyone want a scsi Jaz Drive? 19:46:58 No media 19:47:00 no manual 19:47:05 just a bare drive...free 19:47:27 any idea if it works :) ? 19:47:37 nope 19:52:24 you know, if you "grep -vi 'cookie'" through this chatlog, you would cut the size in half. 19:52:52 that would destroy the #openacs cookie economy 19:53:49 Oh man 19:54:07 I can't believe it...I created a genuine cookie monster 19:54:09 * denshi is all in favor of cookie economies. 19:55:21 * Thursdayphylax wonders when cookies will be an acceptable form of payment 20:06:41 cookies? Hell, I'll just keep the beer to myself then :) 20:07:05 * denshi tackles shagster and takes his beer. 20:07:16 what's a beer go for on the cookie market? 20:07:24 beer thief! That is a capitol offense in Ohio you know! 20:14:13 *everything* is a capitol offense in Ohio 20:14:43 Is not, that is Texas ... 20:16:23 heh 20:16:57 Mark is now the "Cookie Baron" 20:17:18 I'll be the "Cookie Rancher" 20:17:41 I'll be the town drunk! :) 20:17:42 i'm the cookie supplier 20:17:50 but now I have to go give stuff to my boss 20:18:54 shagster will be the town drunk who chases everyone's balls 20:19:36 yzzyx (~saras@213-48-250-232.cro.cvx.blueyonder.co.uk) has joined #openacs 20:20:01 hey saras. social still on? 20:21:06 No. not much interest. Three people :( 20:21:15 How can we get more? 20:21:22 moving to boston? 20:21:31 no, no wait. 20:21:41 You book a charter. 20:22:28 eh? 20:24:12 I found a good place - BRB Bar @ 32 Gerrard Street 20:24:28 you're in London? 20:24:37 Yes, Wimbledon 20:24:43 You? 20:24:44 somebody said You was god's gift to irc 20:24:55 thanks paje 20:24:57 eh? 20:25:17 paje? 20:25:18 denshi? 20:25:24 Is paje a bot? 20:25:28 who is paje? 20:25:29 i think i am the medicine man and oracle in Amazonian tribes. I'm also a recipient of church of mike's "full deal" package or a pirate 20:25:46 rbm keeps that a secret. 20:25:56 I'm a minister of the Universal Life Church :? 20:26:13 yzzyx: i'll come to london and set up a social for you, if you'd like 20:26:19 it's part of my job requirement 20:26:29 talli, you travel too much as it is. send me. 20:26:37 Wow. 20:26:39 denshi: up yours 20:27:03 for a trip to london? i'll consider it. 20:27:16 Where is denshi based? 20:27:23 Austin, TX. 20:27:57 Hmm. Talli, what makes a good social? 20:28:06 beer. lots of it. 20:28:24 and a minimum of pants. 20:28:25 I'm not much of a socialite, hence the question. 20:29:09 yeah, neither am i, but it seems i'm the one that usually ends up being the socialite, or at least the ringleader 20:29:38 Ah, travelling circuses/fairgrounds - that's an idea. 20:29:40 heh, ringleader is a good description 20:29:47 markd2 has quit ("Bork") 20:30:16 Where have the London ACS developers gone to? 20:33:00 openacs question: was it really a good idea to move so much of OpenACS into the database? ie. pl/sql 20:34:45 Well, that was how it is written in ACS (I believe) 20:35:14 talli, Once the local lug in Cleveland stops fighting each other, I was going to approach them about a Social in Cleveland 20:35:22 ok. I mean as opposed to ACS 3. 20:36:09 shagster: cool 20:36:12 From my limited knowledge of it, aD thought that was the best thing to do for ACS 4, use oracle for as much as possible 20:36:28 davb: in the future I'm going to be building websites with several languages talking to OACS schema databases. So having things in PLpg/SQL makes that possible because so much error handling and advanced data definition in held in the DB. 20:36:50 the rason they moved to the database was because they wanted to switch to java, i think 20:37:11 AaronSw: that's not true 20:37:22 denshi: ah. right. that makes sense. 20:37:24 they wanted to get out of the Db to move to Java 20:37:26 From what I can gather , they wanted to move away from being web server specific 20:37:29 otherwise I'd have to reimplement functions from Tcl to Ruby, LISP, etc where I'm also using the OACS schema. (or expose tcl_eval and build tcl strings, etc). 20:37:31 persistence layer and so on 20:37:40 oh? i remember reading some email bboard "we can choose tcl or oracle and we chose oracle" 20:38:50 I really think (and this is just from reading the bboards and docs, etc) thet they wanted oralce do to everything and either use oracle's web server and simply make the web server nearly illrelavent 20:39:05 late davb 20:39:18 ah, just curious. very interesting stuff. 20:39:18 bbl 20:39:32 davb has quit () 20:40:13 I think after that they wanted to move to java, and things really started to get, well, foobar'd 20:42:06 It would suprise me 20:42:29 *flabbergasted* 20:42:52 it's called Use MIT's Oracle License 20:42:56 Umm..wouldn't suprise me that is... 20:43:05 :) 20:43:23 Does anyone here use Oracle for clients? 20:43:47 yes, but not for OpenACS :) 20:43:57 we don't 20:44:09 but Furfly surely does, for one 20:45:00 Welp, I'm going to leave the office while the phones aren't ringing ;) 20:46:00 hey shagster, what's your number? 20:47:23 I recently came across an article to soup up Oracle: http://www.linuxjournal.com/article.php?sid=5840 21:12:53 [to denshi]: Heh, I'm home now :) 21:13:21 We tried to ring you. 21:13:49 Sure, you want hosting no problem :) 21:14:53 Hostessing more like. 21:15:28 Hoserie? I only do fishnet's 21:17:09 Er. Can you entertain us in London next month? 21:17:20 You can't afford me :) 21:17:33 Who said anything about cost? 21:17:54 Capitalist. 21:18:12 Yep, that me me :) 21:18:19 that be me even :) 21:18:50 vinod (~vinod@207-172-216-210.s1226.apx1.sbo.ma.dialup.rcn.com) has joined #openacs 21:19:28 From what I understand, Vinod is the master. 21:19:34 Its Dr. Vinod! 21:19:57 Hula skirts and the like. 21:19:58 uhoh 21:20:13 yes. hula skirts and pirate stories are my domain 21:20:17 Could teach shagster a thing or two. 21:20:37 Hell, anybody could teach me a thing or two :) 21:20:38 * vinod is too scared to teach shagster anything 21:20:46 i value my "family jewels" 21:20:54 Heh :) 21:21:14 I'll never live that down :) 21:21:24 Surely it is an affectionate epithet to call someone a fist pumping communard? 21:21:43 maybe a fist pumping cosuard? 21:21:47 As ESR so kindly described RMS 21:21:57 i meant communard . 21:22:09 ESR and RMS, what a couple 21:23:00 What does cosuard mean? 21:23:12 vinod, how ya been? 21:23:48 pretty good. i'm preparing to move to nyc to be a full-time doc in july 21:24:58 Ahh, looks like I"ll have to plan a NY trip some time this summer 21:25:38 yes, yes. i'll stock up on beer, just in case 21:25:40 yzzyx, I have no idea. but I used to be on a mailing list about it 5 years ago. 21:26:46 denshi: sysops against rate discrimination 21:29:06 yzzyx: yeah, that's it. unfortunately we all graduated and split. 21:33:49 Hmm, I wish I was back at uni. 21:36:04 Perhaps I'll go and study complexity at Sussex. 21:39:14 i want to study simplicity 21:39:53 One and the same, grasshopper. 21:40:00 haha 21:41:51 :) 21:51:24 Mmm...college.... 21:53:41 denshi has quit () 22:32:39 denshi (~chatzilla@adsl-216-62-223-193.dsl.rcsntx.swbell.net) has joined #openacs 22:32:52 paje, seen davb? 22:32:53 davb was last seen on #openacs 1 hours, 53 minutes and 33 seconds ago, saying: bbl [Thu Apr 25 14:39:59 2002] 22:33:18 davb (dave@alb-24-58-162-46.nycap.rr.com) has joined #openacs 22:34:27 Fortuitous timing. 22:34:34 hi 22:34:50 davb, how do you color a border around a CSS
element? 22:34:57 * davb checks 22:35:35 border-color or 22:35:51 border: