IRC log of openacs on 2002-05-06
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- 00:29:44 [Weekendophylax]
- moo?
- 00:29:44 [paje]
- moo Weekendophylax, glad to see you back!
- 00:29:52 [davb]
- hi Weekendophylax
- 00:29:56 [Weekendophylax]
- Sup Dave
- 00:30:18 [davb_]
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- 00:31:43 [Weekendophylax]
- Who are you?
- 00:31:49 [Weekendophylax]
- We are the Knights that say Nee!
- 00:35:24 [Weekendophylax]
- paje, attack!
- 00:35:24 [paje]
- * paje bites Mark's ankle
- 00:37:07 [thedocwolf]
- mooooo
- 00:37:12 [Weekendophylax]
- oom!
- 00:37:15 [thedocwolf]
- paje, moo?
- 00:37:15 [paje]
- moo thedocwolf, glad to see you back!
- 00:37:24 [thedocwolf]
- that paje is one smart parrot
- 00:42:19 [rbm]
- * rbm sighs
- 00:42:54 [rbm]
- I have to purchase 2 Pocket Quicken licenses to be able to use it in my 2 handhelds
- 00:53:31 [davb]
- you need pocket gnucash
- 00:54:40 [Weekendophylax]
- Roberto, how was your graduation?
- 00:55:27 [Weekendophylax]
- yay
- 00:55:30 [Weekendophylax]
- no work tomorrow :-D
- 01:09:19 [GEM_]
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- 01:09:50 [rbm]
- Weekendophylax: It was great.
- 01:09:58 [rbm]
- davb: Is there such product?
- 01:10:56 [Weekendophylax]
- Ecellent
- 01:11:15 [Weekendophylax]
- I get paid wednesday :-D
- 01:11:16 [thedocwolf]
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- 01:11:52 [Weekendophylax]
- I have to go after Jury Duty and pick it up
- 01:12:45 [davb]
- rbm: i don't think so :)
- 01:13:07 [Weekendophylax]
- Dave, i think roberto would prefer real cash over gnucash :P
- 01:13:32 [rbm]
- Yes, please send me real cash anytime any of you feel like it :)
- 01:13:42 [Weekendophylax]
- :D
- 01:14:37 [davb]
- i'll remember that if I ever see any.
- 01:14:54 [rbm]
- I think Quicken should provide pocket quicken for free for quicken owners
- 01:15:05 [davb]
- I can't believe I am so stuck on exercise 1.3 in SICP :)
- 01:15:07 [rbm]
- s/^Quicken/Intuit/
- 01:15:09 [davb]
- rbm: yeah.
- 01:15:23 [davb]
- that would make sense.
- 01:15:43 [rbm]
- But no, you have to fork extra $40 for Pocket Quicken _after_ having forked $40 for PC Quicken
- 01:16:11 [davb]
- they figure, hey, you have extra money for a PDA...
- 01:16:18 [rbm]
- * rbm eyes answers.google.com
- 01:16:23 [Weekendophylax]
- wait
- 01:16:28 [Weekendophylax]
- you need Pocket Quicken?
- 01:16:29 [Weekendophylax]
- hold on
- 01:18:00 [davb]
- rbm: you going to sign up?
- 01:18:13 [Weekendophylax]
- Doh
- 01:18:18 [Weekendophylax]
- I can get you MS-Money
- 01:18:21 [Weekendophylax]
- lol
- 01:18:58 [rbm]
- I have both Quicken (purchased it 3 years ago) and Money (got it from my bank). I was using quicken since I try not to support M$ in any way.
- 01:19:34 [rbm]
- However, if I could find a Palm-based app that would synchronize with MS money and not be so stubborn as Pocket Quicken, I'd probably use it
- 01:19:51 [rbm]
- davb: for what?
- 01:20:01 [davb]
- answers.google.com
- 01:20:12 [rbm]
- davb: Oh, I don't know what it is really. Just saw the add on google.
- 01:20:13 [davb]
- you can answer questions and get paid.
- 01:20:17 [rbm]
- oh really?
- 01:20:35 [davb]
- yes. between $4-$50
- 01:21:34 [rbm]
- PocketMoney costs $30 for the first copy and they have a "family special" where you can purchase a second copy for $20
- 01:21:44 [rbm]
- PocketQuicken costs $40
- 01:26:09 [rbm]
- Hmmm, PocketQuicken has some nifty "Synchronize transactions" through IR options
- 01:27:48 [talli]
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- 01:28:19 [Weekendophylax]
- Oh yeah
- 01:28:25 [Weekendophylax]
- Happy Cinco de Mayo!
- 01:30:36 [davb]
- ok. i completed exercise 1.3 but it's ugly.
- 01:30:38 [Weekendophylax]
- Dave
- 01:30:41 [Weekendophylax]
- how does that work
- 01:30:45 [davb]
- answers?
- 01:30:51 [Weekendophylax]
- you answer people's questions and if you're right they give you money?
- 01:31:04 [davb]
- kinda. just read it. http://answers.google.com
- 01:31:42 [talli]
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- 01:32:00 [Weekendophylax]
- Shweet
- 01:32:05 [talli]
- rbm: http://www.appgen.com/
- 01:32:12 [Weekendophylax]
- more money for Roberto :)
- 01:35:59 [davb]
- that looks cool.
- 01:36:28 [rbm]
- talli: ???
- 01:36:42 [talli]
- it's an accounting package that runs on Linux
- 01:36:52 [talli]
- and windows and OSX
- 01:41:19 [rbm]
- I already have 2 for a desktop. I want one that will talk to the desktop but run on the palm
- 01:43:11 [talli]
- ah, ok
- 01:43:26 [talli]
- well, this one works natively on Linux, so i thought you might be interetsed
- 01:44:33 [rbm]
- I've seen ads for it on Linux Journal
- 01:50:49 [rbm]
- if only gnu cash worked on windows
- 01:53:26 [talli]
- does GNU cash work on Linux?
- 01:53:53 [talli]
- is it stable?
- 01:54:00 [talli]
- rbm: have you used it?
- 01:55:22 [talli]
- rbm: do you think it would take a massive effort to make GNUcash available through OACS?
- 02:15:23 [davb]
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- 02:16:41 [rbm]
- talli: GNU Cash is pretty stable. The only thing I dislike about it is that it depends on something like 32 libraries.
- 02:17:11 [talli]
- holy moly
- 02:17:24 [rbm]
- talli: GNU Cash exports and imports .qif files. There are libraries to parse qif files and making that exposed to OACS wouldn't be trivial, but wouldn't be too hard I think
- 02:17:35 [talli]
- i see
- 02:17:51 [rbm]
- You could also look at the bonobo stuff, since it hooks up to it I think
- 02:17:57 [talli]
- it would be a big win if we were able to provide a framework for AOCS to work with accounting tools
- 02:18:04 [rbm]
- roberto@brasileiro:/usr/local/src/debian/irmp3$ apt-cache show gnucash
- 02:18:10 [talli]
- but not if it recquired 64 libraries
- 02:18:11 [rbm]
- Depends: bonobo (>= 1.0.19), gdk-imlib1, libart2 (>= 1.2.13-5), libaudiofile0 (>= 0.2.3-4), libbonobo2 (>= 1.0.19), libc6 (>= 2.2.4-4), libdb3 (>= 3.2.9-1), libesd0 (>= 0.2.23-1) | libesd-alsa0 (>= 0.2.23-1), libfreetype6, libgal19 (>= 0.19), libgdk-pixbuf-gnome2 (>= 0.16.0-1), libgdk-pixbuf2 (>= 0.16.0-1), libghttp1 (>= 1.0.9-8), libglade-gnome0, libglade0, libglib1.2 (>= 1.2.0), libgnome32 (>= 1.2.13-5), libgnomeprint15 (>= 0.29-1), libgnomesupport0 (>= 1.2.13-
- 02:18:23 [rbm]
- libgtk1.2 (>= 1.2.10-4), libgtkhtml20 (>= 1.0.1), libguile9 (>= 1:1.4-22), libguppi16, libgwrapguile1, libltdl3, liboaf0 (>= 0.6.7), liborbit0 (>= 0.5.13), libpopt0 (>= 1.6.2-1), libwrap0, libxml1 (>= 1:1.8.14-3), libzvt2 (>= 1.4.1.3-3), oaf (>= 0.6.7), xlibs (>> 4.1.0), zlib1g (>= 1:1.1.4), libwww-perl, slib, guile1.4, guile1.4-slib, perl, libfinance-quote-perl, libdate-manip-perl
- 02:19:19 [talli]
- accounting programs are so complex that i'm not surprised that it recquires so many libraries
- 02:19:23 [rbm]
- talli: I think it exports XML files too
- 02:19:44 [talli]
- however, i looked at some of their docs and they were like, "this package is written in perl, this one in guile, this one in python, etc..."
- 02:22:12 [talli]
- rbm: SQL-Ledger would probably be easier to connect to
- 02:22:32 [rbm]
- talli: Yeah.
- 02:23:00 [davb]
- talli and rbm: you need a service contract :)
- 02:23:34 [talli]
- for SQL-Ledger or for rbm and my love's to be complete?
- 02:23:45 [rbm]
- davb: I don't even have a contract, much less a service contract :)
- 02:23:50 [davb]
- heh
- 02:24:29 [talli]
- * talli needs some sexual contact, screw the service contract
- 02:41:12 [rbm]
- talli: Just got two more people interested in Momentum
- 02:41:40 [talli]
- nice!
- 02:41:53 [talli]
- i'm no longer advocating building it in C, btw
- 02:42:09 [talli]
- that would be my prefernce, but people seem to be scared shitless of C
- 02:42:29 [rbm]
- Oh. What are you thinking of now?
- 02:42:41 [talli]
- python, i guess
- 02:42:45 [rbm]
- It's got to be a compiled language to be a daemon.
- 02:43:25 [talli]
- well, that's what i figure
- 02:43:39 [talli]
- but maybe we'll build the prototype in Python and then push for C
- 02:43:50 [rbm]
- Can you imagine what would happen if every daemon in your system was written in an interpreted language?
- 02:43:54 [talli]
- there are just some afraid of building a C app and then working on it for two years
- 02:44:11 [talli]
- rbm: that's my attitude
- 02:44:28 [GEM_]
- GEM_ is now known as GEM
- 02:44:34 [talli]
- also, i think it's critical to support multiple scripting languages
- 02:44:44 [rbm]
- Writing C is surely much harder than Python, but it's not that bad if you observe some guidelines
- 02:44:53 [GEM]
- rbm: *grin* what, you don't think that we should have vmunix.elc? :-)
- 02:44:57 [talli]
- some have advocated supporting various languages via XML-RPC and SOAP, which is a good idea
- 02:45:29 [rbm]
- talli: Support for scripting languages will surely come if we write good, clean C code.
- 02:45:37 [talli]
- yes, that's what i think
- 02:45:45 [rbm]
- GEM: :)
- 02:45:45 [oacs-chump]
- Label GEM not found.
- 02:45:57 [rbm]
- oacs-chump: Nobody asked you anything
- 02:45:57 [oacs-chump]
- Not understood: Nobody asked you anything
- 02:45:58 [talli]
- what is rjr/duster's real name?
- 02:46:12 [davb]
- gotta fix that.
- 02:46:25 [davb]
- over at #swhack, their chump takes two :s
- 02:48:30 [rbm]
- Anybody has a P2-class case that you are willing to dispose of?
- 03:04:42 [talli]
- hey rbm, mind coming in to #momentum to chat with the guy who's chiefly against C? he's very nice, but i'm not able to produce a strong enough argument why a python daemon wouldn't be a good idea. i'm too clueless
- 03:13:03 [Weekendophylax]
- talli just tell him you're the boss and what you say goes no ifs ands or buts
- 03:13:08 [Weekendophylax]
- :-D
- 03:13:15 [talli]
- i'm no donb
- 03:13:24 [talli]
- i'd be happy to do that, but i can't back it up
- 03:21:22 [davb]
- goodnight
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- 03:36:36 [talli]
- talli is now known as barstool
- 03:57:56 [rbm]
- barstool: Sorry, just got back
- 03:58:05 [rbm]
- is the anti-C guy still there?
- 04:00:21 [rbm]
- * rbm goes back to studying for th GRE
- 04:02:20 [rbm]
- barstool: Writing in Python would be nice, but if I were running a server I wouldn't want an interpreter for each daemon I'm running.
- 04:03:04 [rbm]
- Yes, coding in Python is easier, faster, much less error-prone, better-looking. But you pay a price for all that.
- 05:20:54 [denshi]
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- 05:21:47 [denshi]
- hello, crackmonkeys.
- 05:22:54 [denshi]
- paje, seen rbm?
- 05:22:54 [paje]
- rbm was last seen on #openacs 1 hours, 19 minutes and 50 seconds ago, saying: Yes, coding in Python is easier, faster, much less error-prone, better-looking. But you pay a price for all that. [Sun May 5 22:03:46 2002]
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- 12:38:30 [djg]
- am atlantik
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- 12:50:42 [davb]
- moo?
- 12:50:43 [paje]
- moo davb, glad to see you back!
- 13:13:02 [Weekendophylax]
- oom
- 13:13:15 [Weekendophylax]
- * Weekendophylax enjoys not worrying about rushing to work today
- 13:39:46 [davb]
- Hi Weekendophylax.
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- 14:11:23 [Weekendophylax]
- Morning
- 14:13:57 [Weekendophylax]
- Format now..or format later
- 14:21:30 [Weekendophylax]
- beep?
- 14:41:53 [davb]
- beep
- 14:43:34 [Weekendophylax]
- :)
- 14:45:03 [Weekendophylax]
- I'm watching some funked up movie about some psycho britch that goes nuts and kills people
- 14:45:43 [Weekendophylax]
- wuzza wazza?
- 14:46:39 [Weekendophylax]
- shweet
- 14:46:44 [Weekendophylax]
- she's gonna kill someone else
- 14:50:57 [davb]
- ah.....interesting....
- 14:51:20 [Weekendophylax]
- yeah yeah yeah, she's gonna push him in the hole
- 14:51:23 [Weekendophylax]
- there he goes
- 14:51:50 [davb]
- Weekendophylax: do you know which secret setting I need to check to get XP to log onto a windows 2000 domain?
- 14:52:12 [Weekendophylax]
- Weekendophylax is now known as Jurorphylax
- 14:52:23 [Jurorphylax]
- Some networking stuff
- 14:52:34 [Jurorphylax]
- I don't have XP set up to log into a domain
- 14:52:48 [Jurorphylax]
- but i think it's in the "right click" on My computer stuff
- 14:52:54 [Jurorphylax]
- add the computer to the domain
- 14:54:00 [Jurorphylax]
- Right clic on my computer-->Properties-->Computer Name-->Network ID or Change work
- 14:54:15 [Jurorphylax]
- What's the dress code for Jury duty lol
- 14:54:41 [docwolf]
- cut-offs and a "wife-beater" T-shirt, of course.
- 14:54:42 [Jurorphylax]
- it says no shorts, tank tops, t shirts, no sweat suits
- 14:55:05 [Jurorphylax]
- by no t-shirts does this mean I have to wear a friggin dress shirt?
- 14:55:25 [docwolf]
- i think if you dress up in mid-90's "dot com" attire, you will be safe.
- 14:55:33 [docwolf]
- (khakis/polo shirt)
- 14:55:36 [Jurorphylax]
- hehe
- 14:55:47 [Jurorphylax]
- * Jurorphylax rummages through his closet for a .gone outfit
- 14:56:12 [Jurorphylax]
- it says nothing about jeans
- 14:58:36 [Jurorphylax]
- I'd much rather have the judge/executioner position
- 15:00:15 [Jurorphylax]
- like i'm gonna get picked anyway going around saying "The cop is always! right..." and "He's guilty I tell you...guiiiiiltyyyyy!!!"
- 15:04:01 [davb]
- thanks Jurorphylax
- 15:04:29 [Jurorphylax]
- For what?
- 15:04:36 [davb]
- that tip.
- 15:04:57 [Jurorphylax]
- ?
- 15:05:07 [Jurorphylax]
- hOw not to get picked for jury duty?
- 15:05:14 [davb]
- nah, windows xp
- 15:05:24 [Jurorphylax]
- oh
- 15:06:07 [Jurorphylax]
- i'm gonna run to the post office and CompUSA
- 15:06:15 [Jurorphylax]
- actually ChumpUSA :)
- 15:06:33 [Jurorphylax]
- bbl I hope
- 15:28:40 [starets]
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- 15:29:24 [davb]
- hi starets
- 15:30:02 [starets]
- Ahoy!
- 15:30:28 [rbm]
- I must applaud this Peruvian congressman. He rocks.
- 15:30:29 [rbm]
- http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/4/25157.html
- 15:30:30 [oacs-chump]
- A: http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/4/25157.html from rbm
- 15:31:11 [davb]
- yep.
- 15:31:20 [starets]
- I skimmed the letter and it was nice, but has anyone seen anything to indicate that it's for real? The arguments look awfully well put-together for something written by a politician and translated into English.
- 15:31:27 [rbm]
- A:| Peruvian Congressman kicks Microsoft's butt
- 15:31:27 [oacs-chump]
- titled item A
- 15:31:45 [davb]
- true.
- 15:31:48 [rbm]
- starets: I'm reading it in its entirety
- 15:32:09 [starets]
- * starets is short on time today
- 15:32:10 [davb]
- whether or not its true, all free software advocates should use it as a template :)
- 15:32:57 [starets]
- I think the ideas are sound, I just don't want to be caught quoting a fictitious creation (like all the spammers who assure me that their notes cannot be considered spam under the recent bill...)
- 15:33:01 [rbm]
- If this congressman wrote the bill, he'd be qualified to write such letter. In fact, he probably predicted he'd have to write such letter when he was preparing the bill.
- 15:33:06 [davb]
- btw, this optical logitech mouse works great.
- 15:33:17 [starets]
- got the cordless?
- 15:33:19 [rbm]
- His bill is very similar to the one that is in Brazil's congress right now.
- 15:33:33 [davb]
- nope. it came with this gateway computer :)
- 15:33:41 [starets]
- ah.
- 15:33:43 [davb]
- I am planning on the cordless for home.
- 15:33:59 [davb]
- rbm: is that a real bill? (peru that is)
- 15:34:08 [starets]
- i got the cordless and loved it while I had it, but it had no drivers and Mac OS X had no way to switch the buttons for southpaws.
- 15:34:31 [davb]
- * davb wonders about linux drivers...
- 15:34:45 [starets]
- * starets hopes davb isn't left-handed.
- 15:34:50 [davb]
- nope.
- 15:35:01 [davb]
- although i sometimes switch, but use the buttons the same.
- 15:35:29 [starets]
- I can use a mouse with either hand as long as the main button is under my index finger; I'm better with the left, though.
- 15:35:32 [davb]
- * davb goes outside
- 15:35:47 [starets]
- the big blue room is bright and warm today.
- 15:37:46 [starets]
- Anyone have an openacs-driven site with a moderately complex layout? What's a typical time to generate a page?
- 15:41:03 [rbm]
- davb: I think it is. I'll find out as soon as I finish reading it (I'm almost done)
- 15:46:38 [rbm]
- davb: This guy is a real congressman according to the Peruvian congress website
- 15:58:07 [davb]
- cool
- 15:59:15 [Jurorphylax]
- heh
- 15:59:16 [Jurorphylax]
- they let me do it
- 15:59:43 [davb]
- did you pull one over on compusa?
- 16:00:14 [davb]
- starets: my pages don't usually take more then 2 secs, but they are not that complex.
- 16:00:46 [davb]
- I ran dotlrn to test it out, and it was still pretty responsive. and that was taking data from a bunch of different packages for each page.
- 16:01:05 [Jurorphylax]
- nope
- 16:01:14 [Jurorphylax]
- I did take pics with their camera though
- 16:01:23 [davb]
- cool.
- 16:01:29 [barstool]
- hey guys
- 16:01:31 [barstool]
- barstool is now known as talli
- 16:01:41 [Jurorphylax]
- paje, get up
- 16:01:41 [paje]
- * paje get off of barstool
- 16:01:53 [talli]
- thanks, Jurorphylax
- 16:02:46 [Jurorphylax]
- :)
- 16:02:48 [Jurorphylax]
- I'm sold
- 16:02:54 [Jurorphylax]
- looks like i'm going to be spending 500$
- 16:03:00 [Jurorphylax]
- The zoom on the camera is awesome
- 16:04:13 [davb]
- which one?
- 16:04:16 [davb]
- hi talli
- 16:04:36 [Jurorphylax]
- vs. full zoom on the "The Low Price sign"
- 16:05:09 [Jurorphylax]
- That is considerably impressive
- 16:05:10 [talli]
- is rbm around today?
- 16:05:13 [talli]
- hey davb
- 16:05:18 [Jurorphylax]
- he was around here this morning
- 16:05:41 [davb]
- Jurorphylax: that is pretty good. which camera is it?
- 16:06:51 [rbm]
- hey talli
- 16:06:57 [talli]
- hey rbm
- 16:07:03 [Jurorphylax]
- Olympus C-2100 UltraZoom
- 16:07:05 [rbm]
- hey there
- 16:07:08 [talli]
- you mentioned you got a couple of other people interested in momentum
- 16:07:14 [davb]
- cool. it that the SLRish one?
- 16:07:19 [talli]
- who were they? are they good hackers? what are they into?
- 16:07:30 [rbm]
- talli: They are more user-type
- 16:07:53 [talli]
- ah, that's ok too!
- 16:08:03 [talli]
- we need high level and user requirements
- 16:08:12 [talli]
- and evangelists
- 16:09:04 [Jurorphylax]
- yes it's the SLRish one
- 16:09:09 [talli]
- what are their names?
- 16:10:17 [Jurorphylax]
- it's odd as they sell the camera for 450$ on their website and 500$ at their store
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- 16:16:07 [Jurorphylax]
- Dam nit
- 16:16:14 [Jurorphylax]
- sux living in NY with it's high tax rates
- 16:16:23 [Jurorphylax]
- If I lived in NJ I would have gotten 20$ off the camera
- 16:16:41 [davb]
- really?
- 16:17:00 [Jurorphylax]
- yup
- 16:17:18 [Jurorphylax]
- If my friend Scott got it...it would be 481$
- 16:17:18 [davb]
- order from a vendor out of state :)
- 16:17:18 [Jurorphylax]
- if I get it it's like 491
- 16:17:29 [davb]
- paje 491-481
- 16:17:30 [paje]
- 10
- 16:17:31 [davb]
- :)
- 16:17:48 [Jurorphylax]
- paje, botsnack
- 16:17:48 [paje]
- thanks Jurorphylax :)
- 16:17:59 [davb]
- that is for the priviliege of living in this great state!
- 16:18:05 [Jurorphylax]
- paje, I sentence you to a life of being the channel bot
- 16:18:05 [paje]
- Jurorphylax: i'm not following you...
- 16:18:30 [Jurorphylax]
- that's probably a good thing as I was headed to the bathroom
- 16:18:41 [davb]
- time to restore from backup, one of our tables in access mysteriously disapperaed
- 16:19:12 [Jurorphylax]
- I'm set
- 16:19:24 [Jurorphylax]
- I got a bottle of vodka and a bottle of southern comfort
- 16:20:09 [Jurorphylax]
- That'll keep me drunk for a long time
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- 16:21:23 [davb2]
- hi from windows xp
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- 16:26:02 [Jurorphylax]
- lol
- 16:39:13 [Jurorphylax]
- be back later
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- 19:19:16 [talli]
- has anyone managed to install KDE3 on debian?
- 19:19:26 [talli]
- how did you do it, if you have?
- 19:22:03 [rbm]
- talli: there aren't KDE 3 packages yet I think
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- davb has changed the topic to: OpenACS | Free Web Toolkit | "Remember the upgrade scripts"
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- 19:32:05 [markd2]
- * markd2 prefers to remember the a la mode
- 19:32:25 [talli]
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- 19:37:13 [davb]
- http://www.gnu.org.pe/carta1.html
- 19:37:14 [oacs-chump]
- B: http://www.gnu.org.pe/carta1.html from davb
- 19:38:12 [talli]
- davb: i'm using xfce now
- 19:38:15 [talli]
- it's pretty cool
- 19:38:44 [davb]
- B: original letter from MS to DR. EDGAR DAVID VILLANUEVA NUÑEZ, Peru
- 19:38:47 [oacs-chump]
- added comment B1
- 19:38:49 [davb]
- I like it because it is fast, and does exactly what I need and nothing extra.
- 19:39:42 [talli]
- yeah
- 19:40:00 [talli]
- although i would like a bit more of a application list
- 19:40:32 [davb]
- right click on the desktop, I think you can bring up menus.
- 19:41:18 [davb]
- or left click maybe...
- 19:41:18 [talli]
- ah, you can
- 19:41:18 [talli]
- thanks
- 19:44:21 [talli]
- davb: have you tried lyx?
- 19:44:37 [talli]
- it's got a docbook template that comes outof the box!
- 19:45:56 [rbm]
- LyX rocks!
- 19:46:12 [talli]
- i'm going to try it out as a main word processor
- 19:46:35 [talli]
- i was looking for sometihng that would let me use docbook with a bit more WYSIWIG/M-ness
- 19:47:01 [markd2]
- what you see is what I get?
- 19:47:20 [markd2]
- maybe it's some weird physics thing, being divided by mass
- 19:47:26 [markd2]
- but I thought you were in New York...
- 19:47:37 [talli]
- whoops
- 19:47:57 [talli]
- * talli thanks God for giving him markd2 to keep talli in line
- 19:48:31 [davb]
- windows xp keeps trying to play a cd, even though I don't have one...
- 19:48:41 [davb]
- talli:i haven't tried it.
- 19:49:09 [davb]
- But I have looked at the web site :)
- 19:50:15 [markd2]
- the kids in the local LUG like LyX
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- 20:00:26 [davb]
- hi zzzirk
- 20:00:30 [zzzirk]
- howdy
- 20:00:39 [zzzirk]
- it's been awhile since I've stopped by these parts
- 20:04:43 [markd2]
- hello
- 20:19:53 [Jurorphylax]
- nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo^to infinity
- 20:20:00 [davb]
- http://radio.weblogs.com/0103807/stories/2002/04/15/marketingSoftwareWhenYouAreASmallCompany.html
- 20:20:00 [oacs-chump]
- C: http://radio.weblogs.com/0103807/stories/2002/04/15/marketingSoftwareWhenYouAreASmallCompany.html from davb
- 20:20:14 [Jurorphylax]
- * Jurorphylax hangs his head
- 20:20:16 [davb]
- C:|Marketing Software When You Are a Small Company
- 20:20:18 [oacs-chump]
- titled item C
- 20:20:26 [Jurorphylax]
- Jurorphylax is now known as UnhappyJurophyla
- 20:20:31 [UnhappyJurophyla]
- UnhappyJurophyla is now known as UnhappyJurophylx
- 20:20:47 [UnhappyJurophylx]
- * UnhappyJurophylx weeps
- 20:21:02 [davb]
- :(
- 20:21:17 [UnhappyJurophylx]
- I was chosen
- 20:21:22 [UnhappyJurophylx]
- and this is a special case
- 20:21:39 [UnhappyJurophylx]
- You know how long this case is going to be for?
- 20:22:38 [davb]
- I suspect a long time.
- 20:23:02 [talli]
- is this case so special you shouldn't be telling us any of it online?
- 20:23:24 [UnhappyJurophylx]
- SIX MONTHS33
- 20:23:46 [UnhappyJurophylx]
- I can't talk about the case but I can complain about the servitude!
- 20:23:56 [talli]
- christ
- 20:23:58 [talli]
- 6 months
- 20:24:00 [talli]
- that is a while
- 20:24:06 [markd2]
- do you get paid for those 6 months?
- 20:24:13 [markd2]
- what happens if you have a Real Job?
- 20:24:14 [UnhappyJurophylx]
- yeah 40$ a day
- 20:24:31 [davb]
- its not every day is it?
- 20:24:32 [markd2]
- paje, 40 * 5 * 4 * 6
- 20:24:41 [UnhappyJurophylx]
- I don't know, but I think we'll find out after I tell my boss I'll be out for 6 months
- 20:24:43 [markd2]
- no paje!
- 20:24:46 [UnhappyJurophylx]
- LOL
- 20:24:49 [UnhappyJurophylx]
- paje is a retard
- 20:24:53 [markd2]
- that's $4800!
- 20:24:59 [markd2]
- think of the mobos you could get for that
- 20:25:01 [UnhappyJurophylx]
- dave, it's not every day so I can make up for it
- 20:25:17 [markd2]
- free food?
- 20:25:18 [UnhappyJurophylx]
- Mark, it's from the government
- 20:25:22 [markd2]
- "will serve on grand jury for food"
- 20:25:27 [UnhappyJurophylx]
- You know how slow NYS government works?
- 20:25:46 [UnhappyJurophylx]
- Dave, you need to explain to mark that NYS gov. crawls slower than a snail on a frying pan
- 20:25:55 [davb]
- heh
- 20:26:01 [UnhappyJurophylx]
- I suspect I'll be in my mid 40's by the time I see a dime from this
- 20:26:03 [davb]
- someone in our office has been on for a year.
- 20:26:18 [davb]
- they said "oh, it's going to be another six months. too bad"
- 20:26:23 [UnhappyJurophylx]
- yep
- 20:26:29 [UnhappyJurophylx]
- That's probably what mine will be like
- 20:26:48 [markd2]
- but just think, you might be part of the next Bill/Monica story
- 20:27:43 [UnhappyJurophylx]
- W00t
- 20:27:46 [UnhappyJurophylx]
- Well, here's the kicker
- 20:27:52 [UnhappyJurophylx]
- I volunteered
- 20:28:01 [UnhappyJurophylx]
- It was a well calculated risk
- 20:28:21 [UnhappyJurophylx]
- Pros: It's not every day, it's practically next to my house, August off
- 20:28:24 [UnhappyJurophylx]
- Cons: Six Months
- 20:29:05 [UnhappyJurophylx]
- Semi-pro: If I don't serve Grand Jury Duty...I'm still in Grand Jury Duty pool so I'll be summonned again within 6 months
- 20:29:28 [UnhappyJurophylx]
- At least now once this hell is over I'm done for 4 years and I won't have Grand Jury for a long time
- 20:29:42 [UnhappyJurophylx]
- plus
- 20:29:59 [UnhappyJurophylx]
- 23 out of 32...I had good odds! 30% chance I wasn't gonna get picked
- 20:30:24 [UnhappyJurophylx]
- of course it gets higher with every draw but oh well...I almost won too...I got picked 21st
- 20:30:53 [markd2]
- I haven't been called for any kind of jury duty (grand or otherwise) ever
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- 20:30:59 [markd2]
- that's 16 years of registered voterhood
- 20:32:06 [UnhappyJurophylx]
- are you a registered voter?
- 20:32:28 [UnhappyJurophylx]
- Duh
- 20:32:36 [UnhappyJurophylx]
- I can read I really can
- 20:32:40 [UnhappyJurophylx]
- Mark, are you Demo or Rep?
- 20:32:49 [UnhappyJurophylx]
- If you're neither you won't get picked :(
- 20:32:50 [markd2]
- independent
- 20:32:52 [markd2]
- heh
- 20:32:56 [markd2]
- muahahaha
- 20:33:01 [markd2]
- Lyndon LaRouche forever!!
- 20:33:24 [davb]
- bye
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- 20:33:45 [UnhappyJurophylx]
- yup
- 20:33:49 [UnhappyJurophylx]
- Independents don't get picked
- 20:34:10 [markd2]
- I usually find something rephresensible about both parties, so I don't tie my affiliations to either
- 20:37:13 [UnhappyJurophylx]
- time to fiddle with my computer
- 20:41:30 [UnhappyJurophylx]
- hmmm
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- 21:17:35 [talli]
- rbm: still around?
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- grax is now known as dwalker
- 21:22:32 [talli]
- hey dwalker
- 21:22:33 [talli]
- que pasa?
- 21:22:54 [dwalker]
- hi talli
- 21:23:35 [dwalker]
- I'm just working on ideas for improving the dns/mail system
- 21:23:57 [talli]
- the internet's DNS/mail system or yours?
- 21:23:59 [dwalker]
- http://www.vorteon.com/papers/spam_reduction_through_dns.html
- 21:24:00 [oacs-chump]
- D: http://www.vorteon.com/papers/spam_reduction_through_dns.html from dwalker
- 21:24:03 [dwalker]
- the internet's
- 21:24:18 [talli]
- nice
- 21:24:46 [dwalker]
- I don't like that people can use my domain as their return address without ever touching my domain
- 21:25:17 [dwalker]
- I've been looking into email viruses that impersonate as they spread
- 21:26:47 [dwalker]
- now I just need to convince the internet to give it a shot
- 21:26:57 [talli]
- the internet is pretty open to new ideas
- 21:27:00 [talli]
- ;)
- 21:27:06 [talli]
- especially the Whole Thing
- 21:27:17 [talli]
- Mr. Thing is pretty easy to convince
- 21:27:25 [dwalker]
- I'll talk to them. could you schedule an appointment for me?
- 21:28:19 [talli]
- sure. lemme just get DARPA on the line...
- 21:29:19 [dwalker]
- thanks
- 21:29:29 [talli]
- np
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- 22:03:25 [jim]
- re all
- 22:05:00 [talli]
- yo jim
- 22:05:07 [falafel]
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- 22:05:21 [talli]
- hello falafel
- 22:05:25 [falafel]
- hey talli
- 22:05:26 [talli]
- everyone, meet falafel
- 22:05:29 [markd2]
- mmmm.. falafels
- 22:05:37 [markd2]
- * markd2 waves
- 22:05:42 [jim]
- hiya
- 22:05:46 [falafel]
- hello everybody
- 22:06:01 [talli]
- paje, falafel is a greasy little ball of garbanzo beans that are eaten by the sweaty and smelly people of the mediteranean
- 22:06:13 [talli]
- paje, who is falafel?
- 22:06:28 [talli]
- eeek!
- 22:06:31 [talli]
- where's paje?
- 22:06:52 [jim]
- paje: why are you not here?!
- 22:07:03 [jim]
- * jim wonders why paje doesn't answer...
- 22:07:19 [talli]
- markd2: what the frig did you do with our precious bot?
- 22:12:18 [markd2]
- dunno
- 22:12:25 [markd2]
- last thing I saw was that he was 'regroping, bbl'
- 22:12:28 [markd2]
- not sure what he was groping
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- dwalker has quit ("Client Exiting")
- 22:13:07 [talli]
- or who
- 22:13:26 [talli]
- probably that hot little bot he was talking to over on #botsex
- 22:15:57 [talli]
- wow. i'm getting faster download speeds from Spain for OpenOffice than I am from the mirror in NY
- 22:16:18 [markd2]
- the NY mirror is probably union
- 22:16:29 [talli]
- cooper union?
- 22:16:39 [talli]
- or just union?
- 22:16:43 [markd2]
- Slow Servers Local #2812
- 22:16:47 [talli]
- ah
- 22:17:29 [talli]
- do they "break yous legs" and have "yous sleep wit da fishes" if you request too many files?
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- 22:18:07 [docwolf]
- the italian mirror is uber-fast
- 22:18:16 [docwolf]
- which is odd, b/c most things in italy don't go too quickly
- 22:18:25 [zzzirk]
- except their cars
- 22:18:26 [zzzirk]
- :)
- 22:18:32 [docwolf]
- :-)
- 22:18:43 [docwolf]
- sadly, most cars in italy aren't lambos
- 22:18:49 [zzzirk]
- too true
- 22:19:18 [docwolf]
- i was actually thinking of becoming a monk
- 22:19:22 [docwolf]
- the last time i was in italy
- 22:19:34 [zzzirk]
- oh?
- 22:19:41 [zzzirk]
- you don't strike me as the monk type
- 22:19:42 [docwolf]
- it seemed like a great deal
- 22:19:44 [zzzirk]
- :)
- 22:19:49 [docwolf]
- rolling hills
- 22:19:50 [docwolf]
- birds singing
- 22:19:51 [docwolf]
- cool robes
- 22:19:53 [docwolf]
- great food
- 22:19:59 [talli]
- abstinence
- 22:20:05 [zzzirk]
- * zzzirk cheers talli
- 22:20:06 [docwolf]
- talli: that's currently not an issue
- 22:20:15 [zzzirk]
- you tell 'im talli
- 22:20:33 [talli]
- for you or for monks?
- 22:20:52 [docwolf]
- for me, and i'm sure the monks have got something secret going on
- 22:20:53 [zzzirk]
- * zzzirk wasn't going to go there
- 22:21:09 [docwolf]
- i'm convinced that once you join
- 22:21:13 [docwolf]
- they take you into the basement
- 22:21:16 [docwolf]
- and explain the "real" deal
- 22:21:26 [docwolf]
- that everything is a front
- 22:21:34 [talli]
- i bet they do
- 22:21:35 [docwolf]
- and they have a marketing genius coordinating it all
- 22:21:40 [markd2]
- it's your turn in the barrel
- 22:21:45 [talli]
- all those wine barrels... there's got to be something else in there
- 22:22:49 [docwolf]
- haha
- 22:22:56 [docwolf]
- hey, i'm half milano
- 22:23:08 [docwolf]
- i'm allowed to promote my conspiracy theories
- 22:23:27 [markd2]
- that's where they make those great cookies!
- 22:25:06 [docwolf]
- mmm.. milano cookie...
- 22:25:35 [docwolf]
- i could actually go for a stella d'oro breakfast treat right about now
- 22:26:39 [docwolf]
- did stella d'oro ever expand nationally?
- 22:26:56 [markd2]
- never heard of it
- 22:27:01 [docwolf]
- oh yeah
- 22:27:02 [docwolf]
- there they are
- 22:27:04 [docwolf]
- http://www.stelladoro.com/products/breakfast_treats.htm
- 22:27:05 [oacs-chump]
- E: http://www.stelladoro.com/products/breakfast_treats.htm from docwolf
- 22:27:14 [markd2]
- and Leechburg, PA is on the cutting edge of culinary delicacy
- 22:27:15 [talli]
- i think this was an OACS thread once
- 22:27:20 [docwolf]
- haha
- 22:27:31 [docwolf]
- growing up in the bronx, i lived near the stella d'oro factory
- 22:27:37 [talli]
- with a name like Leechburg, it's gotta be good
- 22:27:38 [docwolf]
- the smell was incredible
- 22:27:55 [docwolf]
- and they had a restaurant next to the factory
- 22:27:57 [talli]
- christ almighty
- 22:28:03 [docwolf]
- where you could cram down pasta, soprano-style
- 22:28:04 [markd2]
- "a taste that stimulates and lingers"
- 22:28:05 [docwolf]
- it was mega.
- 22:28:07 [talli]
- it's taking so long for me to make and install lyx
- 22:28:09 [markd2]
- sounds like it should be out on #sexbot with paje
- 22:28:30 [markd2]
- we should make the momentum install take even longer
- 22:28:34 [markd2]
- so folks will Appreciate The Value of Their Invested Time
- 22:29:30 [talli]
- good idea
- 22:30:15 [docwolf]
- where did Woz go?
- 22:30:27 [zzzirk]
- Woz?
- 22:30:29 [docwolf]
- why did he leave us with machines that take 2 minutes to start up?
- 22:30:34 [talli]
- haha
- 22:30:38 [docwolf]
- what happened to turning on the machine, hearing a "beep"
- 22:30:39 [talli]
- and that are so friggin LOUD!!!
- 22:30:43 [docwolf]
- and typing CALL -151
- 22:31:10 [docwolf]
- (don't get me started on the noise...)
- 22:31:18 [markd2]
- I dunno, it took awhile to stuff integer into the language card
- 22:31:43 [docwolf]
- an apple //e with a 1 meg RAM charger is the height of productivity.
- 22:31:55 [markd2]
- there were enough games that wanted the AppleSoft ROMs that I took out my integer basic ROMs
- 22:31:59 [docwolf]
- instant on, appleworks in memory, ready to go..
- 22:32:10 [markd2]
- nice
- 22:32:21 [docwolf]
- what happened to applied engineering?
- 22:32:22 [markd2]
- I just sleep my tibook
- 22:32:24 [markd2]
- open the lid, instant on
- 22:33:57 [docwolf]
- I want an instant on machine, that makes no noise, holds all my apps, and feeds me stella d'oro cookies on demand.
- 22:34:02 [docwolf]
- markd2, make it happen.
- 22:34:20 [markd2]
- hmmm.. except for the stella d'oro, you should get an ibook
- 22:34:55 [docwolf]
- but none of my l337 ju4r3z will run on a mac
- 22:35:20 [docwolf]
- what the hell am i going to do with my gold edition of Locksmith ][+?
- 22:35:38 [markd2]
- sell it on ebay
- 22:35:54 [docwolf]
- hmm. good point.
- 22:36:19 [docwolf]
- what was the apple //e's resolution? 640x480, right?
- 22:36:38 [docwolf]
- i'm surprised no one has cooked up a browser for it
- 22:37:32 [markd2]
- the //e? not 640x480
- 22:37:33 [markd2]
- it was weird
- 22:37:38 [markd2]
- like 320 x 120 something
- 22:37:47 [talli]
- yeah
- 22:37:55 [markd2]
- the 'double hi res' doubled the horizontal pixel density, but not vertical
- 22:37:59 [talli]
- i had to scroll a looooong time to see the whole ascii porn shot
- 22:38:07 [markd2]
- the //gs I think was 640x480
- 22:39:02 [docwolf]
- right.. now i remember. wing commander on the PC was 320x200, and that was a "breakthrough" in 1989.
- 22:39:42 [docwolf]
- docwolf is now known as SunDog
- 22:40:01 [markd2]
- there were soooo many graphics standards in PCs that day it probably was a miracle
- 22:40:38 [SunDog]
- that game rocked.
- 22:41:04 [markd2]
- I still hear the music for Snack Attack in my head
- 22:41:10 [SunDog]
- haha
- 22:48:45 [zzzirk]
- nice...
- 22:48:55 [zzzirk]
- damn, wrong channel
- 22:51:55 [denshi]
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- 22:52:40 [talli]
- hey denshi!
- 22:52:43 [talli]
- welcome back!
- 22:52:51 [denshi]
- hey talli
- 22:52:56 [talli]
- where you been?
- 22:53:07 [denshi]
- new house, waiting for network setup
- 22:53:15 [talli]
- ah, cool
- 22:53:19 [denshi]
- now completed.
- 22:53:45 [denshi]
- meanwhile been working on the apache2 railroad.
- 22:53:53 [talli]
- did you look at the Apache Portable Runtime when you looked apache2?
- 22:54:34 [denshi]
- yes, but I think I don't know things well enough to recommend your momentum platform yet.
- 22:54:44 [talli]
- ah, ok
- 22:54:53 [talli]
- does the APR look promising?
- 22:55:14 [denshi]
- yes
- 22:55:30 [denshi]
- what'd I miss here in oaks-land?
- 22:55:48 [talli]
- cool
- 22:55:53 [talli]
- i've been trying to advocate it
- 22:55:59 [talli]
- as long as it doesn't suck
- 22:56:37 [denshi]
- it definitely doesn't suck
- 22:56:46 [talli]
- what are your reservations?
- 22:57:01 [denshi]
- i just haven't seen all of it yet.
- 22:57:09 [talli]
- ah, ok
- 22:57:44 [denshi]
- I also worry about the multi-blah backend abstraction, and I don't know how that's divided between apache and the apr.
- 22:58:11 [talli]
- meaning? whether the APR speaks with the stores or its apache?
- 22:58:14 [denshi]
- want to hear something cool?
- 22:58:40 [denshi]
- ah hell, I can't remember the syntax.
- 22:59:14 [denshi]
- but I have thus far managed to drive the oacs tcl pages with Ruby and Scheme.
- 22:59:14 [talli]
- the syntax for the cool thing?
- 22:59:43 [denshi]
- since every return in tcl is a C string (null delimited array of char)
- 23:00:15 [denshi]
- unpacking tcl expressions is really easy.
- 23:01:29 [talli]
- very cool!
- 23:01:44 [talli]
- so now it will be easy to rewrite the OACS in ruby and scheme ;)
- 23:01:46 [talli]
- http://use.perl.org/article.pl?sid=02/05/06/179233
- 23:01:48 [oacs-chump]
- F: http://use.perl.org/article.pl?sid=02/05/06/179233 from talli
- 23:01:53 [talli]
- F: Parrot Answers
- 23:01:54 [oacs-chump]
- added comment F1
- 23:02:58 [denshi]
- well, not so much a rewrite as supporting interoperation
- 23:03:43 [denshi]
- I used to think it was a bad idea, like you would blow huge memory running all those interpreters, but lately I've seen otherwise.
- 23:06:40 [talli]
- denshi: is your opinion of perl as language of choice goign to change at all with perl6 and parrot?
- 23:08:52 [denshi]
- my opinion right now is that I need to take more drugs to understand larry wall
- 23:09:35 [denshi]
- so I have no predictions for perl6
- 23:10:09 [talli]
- haha
- 23:10:14 [denshi]
- on a personal viewpoint, I've been moving towards more formal systems for a while now, and I'll be playing in that end of the pool
- 23:10:15 [talli]
- or just love jesus more
- 23:10:56 [denshi]
- perl has always been about 'do what I think I mean', which is just not where I want to be right now
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- the irc AI bot i wrote in prolog notified me that someone needed my help
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- on this channel
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- i think it was my lisp bot
- 23:25:48 [lethedrinker]
- rzolf HELP!! HELP sql
- 23:25:52 [lethedrinker]
- rzolf HELP!! HELP liza
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- talli is now known as tallioffice
- 23:52:06 [jim]
- oookkk....