00:02:14 Make me 00:02:28 * Morbus is currently listening to 'Song For Shelter' on Fatboy Slim's album 'Halfway Between The Gutter And The Stars'. 00:02:28 !itunes 00:02:32 Make me not make me make you. 00:02:43 heh, heh 00:02:50 * Morbus is currently listening to 'Song For Shelter' on Fatboy Slim's album 'Halfway Between The Gutter And The Stars'. 00:02:57 * Morbus is currently listening to 'Song For Shelter' on Fatboy Slim's album 'Halfway Between The Gutter And The Stars'. 00:03:06 * Morbus is currently listening to 'Song For Shelter' on Fatboy Slim's album 'Halfway Between The Gutter And The Stars'. 00:03:10 * Morbus is currently listening to 'Song For Shelter' on Fatboy Slim's album 'Halfway Between The Gutter And The Stars'. 00:03:12 will you stop that 00:03:12 * Morbus is currently listening to 'Song For Shelter' on Fatboy Slim's album 'Halfway Between The Gutter And The Stars'. 00:04:11 O_o 00:04:28 yeah, well, blame someone else. 00:04:39 or rather, blame me for not putting in an annoying user-o-meter ;) 00:04:40 I BLAME HARRY POTTER! 00:04:46 lol. 00:04:55 Morbus, can you stop spamming the channel like that. 00:05:05 the one who smelt it, dealt it. 00:05:09 works both way, chikadoo ;) 00:05:24 And since you smelt it first... 00:06:11 Now that you mention it, it does smell in here. 00:07:14 gotta run, dinner 00:07:25 c'ya 00:07:29 cool: http://www.w3.org/2001/03/thread 00:07:36 * AaronSw has disappeared (do it in the road 00:07:38 ) 00:12:37 no one will be watching us 00:14:23 rillian (~giles@bnhx45bny45lk.bc.hsia.telus.net) has joined #swhack 00:14:44 rillian! 00:14:51 the channel just keeps getting bigger 00:14:51 yay! 00:14:59 we keep making bots ;) 00:15:06 lol 00:15:16 yeah, there's only me and Morbus in here, really 00:15:18 'lo everyone 00:15:22 "Morbus and I" 00:15:29 [[[ 00:15:29 xmlns:rdf="http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#"> 00:15:29 00:15:29 rdf:resource="http://purl.org/net/sbp/"/> 00:15:31 00:15:33 00:15:35 ]]] 00:15:51 - http://purl.org/swag/n3tordf?text=@prefix+%3A+%3Chttp%3A%2F%2Fwebns.net%2Froughterms%2F%3E+.%0D%0A%3ASean+%3AhasHomepage+%3Chttp%3A%2F%2Fpurl.org%2Fnet%2Fsbp%2F%3E+. 00:16:03 sorry, I get the urge to do a bit of pasting, now and then 00:16:09 sbp: me is correct the way you phrased i 00:16:10 it 00:16:17 i it? 00:16:36 I should have said: "only Morbus and I are present at the moment" 00:16:36 yeah, i think so. 00:16:48 actually, yeah, that's right. 00:16:52 that works to 00:16:53 too 00:16:57 cos you take out the other party and if it makes sense, then it works. 00:17:06 so only I are present (ie. only I'm present). 00:17:17 only who is when did we? 00:17:51 but your original line because 'it is only me' 00:17:58 so the accusative (me) is proper 00:18:06 logster, grep -i Morbus.*sbp.*sense 00:18:17 I'm logging. I found 1 answer for 'Morbus.*sbp.*sense' 00:18:18 0) 2001-12-04 00:18:06 logster, grep -i Morbus.*sbp.*sense 00:18:24 yes, but I prefer the refactoring 00:18:29 a 00:19:19 a? 00:19:59 a 00:19:59 ah, a 00:19:59 you know. preceedes b. 00:19:59 what does it come after? 00:20:00 '' 00:20:01 2001-11-16 02:17:07 sean and i have an affinity for making no sense rather quickly. 00:20:09 heheh 00:20:26 :-) 00:20:32 sbp: what does your nick stand for again? 00:20:34 good quote. 00:20:44 stupid berry picker 00:21:12 is there a story behind that, then? 00:21:21 heh. you should tell him the story. 00:21:33 oh, dear... do I have to go into the story? 00:21:40 well, he wants to know. 00:22:01 Once upon a distant time, there was a lonely berry, sitting on the tree, where the dew and the thunderbugs lay 00:22:29 * Morbus flutters like a butterfly. 00:22:47 In this evesque plain of melodrama and wonderment, there was a stupid whittler named Bersie 00:23:00 * Morbus whistles a happy ditty. 00:23:16 i'm back! 00:23:34 Bersie was quite an odd little character, saddended by the loss of her friend Morbus, who had sailed off to fight the Igor true, and open up the new jam of jar for the noble Princess 00:23:49 So, to ease her pain, she decided to go out and trim the hedges 00:24:10 anyway, she got seduced by someone... er, and then there was a bit of the story that I can't repeat for younger viewers... 00:24:13 * Morbus stealthily climbs the walls of the Castle Igor 00:24:23 * Morbus covers his ears and blushes. 00:24:39 er... where do we pick it up again. Ah yes. Bersie stripped off her pan... oh no hang on, I need to skip a bit more 00:24:52 * Morbus taps impatiently. 00:25:25 Bersie was quite happy after her encounters with the randy froglet, Bernard, but got chronic stupidity disorder 00:25:34 * Morbus drools. 00:25:57 So she took up berry picking in the evesque valley, and lived happily ever after 00:26:05 * Morbus reaches the top of the Castle Igor. 00:26:06 Which is why 00:26:21 damn shift key 00:26:40 Which is why I got my nickname; or rather, that's what it stands for. Bet you wish you hadn't asked now, eh? 00:26:54 * Morbus slews the lazy Igor with a the lid of the newly opened Jam. 00:27:13 * Morbus slurps lazily and falls asleep happily ever after. 00:27:18 Jam made with the most delectable Fefferberries you ever tasted! 00:27:32 of course, being quite intoxicating. 00:27:49 well, I know you like to add Gin... I keep telling you it's not good for you 00:31:29 gin is most excellent! 00:33:39 i've rum and vodka now. 00:36:17 * Morbus is currently listening to 'Mind Your Own Business' on Chicks on Speed's album 'Re-Releases of the Un-Releases'. 00:36:17 !itunes 00:39:45 ta da: http://infomesh.net/2001/12/bersie/ 00:40:04 lol 00:40:14 that's awesome. 00:40:45 * sbp needs to strip off the "good quote" and add some CSS 00:40:56 and pictures of Jam. 00:40:57 :) 00:42:38 sand me some by ether 00:42:51 s/sand/smürgen/ 00:44:06 heh, that's quite a good little story. I wonder if we can get it published in the N.Y. Times? 00:45:09 hey, if Kevin Smith can do it. 00:45:20 i'll get the syncasaurus logo artist to draw it up ;) 00:45:45 mmkay. 00:45:52 ooh, illustrations 00:45:56 i'm nearly done this article. i was wondering if someone could start reading it over. deltab, you around? 00:46:05 or if sbp would like to. 00:46:08 the more the better. 00:46:25 yeah, go on then 00:47:05 http://63.173.138.149/apache.html 00:47:08 that should get you there. 00:47:51 oh damn. 00:47:59 The requested URL /apache.html was not found on this server. Screw you. 00:48:00 try 149/~morbus/ 00:48:09 O.K., I added the last bit, but it was implied 00:50:01 the page seems to be stuck downloading 00:50:42 Mr. Iff? 00:50:51 Hmm... connection gone? 00:51:02 Morbus has quit (Ping timeout: 181 seconds) 00:51:33 sbp: thanks. now I know 00:51:40 only one question remains 00:51:48 before my satisfaction is complete 00:52:02 go for it 00:52:24 what does 'evesque' mean? :) 00:52:54 .google evesque 00:52:56 evesque: http://www.bm-rennes.fr/Lire/BourgEvesque.htm 00:52:56 This month's adbusters is really good 00:53:08 That magazine just gets better and better each month. 00:53:12 .webster evesque 00:53:29 .wn evesque 00:53:46 it's not in the standard dictionaries 00:53:55 I was too lazy to pull down the OED 00:54:10 Morbus (~Morbus@s103.terminal3.totalnetnh.net) has joined #swhack 00:54:31 it's really, really criminal what they charge for electronic access 00:54:52 Aaron, did you read http://infomesh.net/2001/12/bersie/ yet? 00:54:55 ah, wb Morbus 00:54:57 rillian, indeed. 00:55:16 I wish somebody would bookwarez it 00:55:21 Morbus, you get this month's adbusters? 00:55:37 grumble 00:55:44 ok. instead of 149 for the fourth quad, its 133 00:55:47 nope. 00:56:22 is this the standard way of doing this? 00:56:22 00:56:28 AaronSw: well, the CD is actually cheaper than the subscription service 00:56:33 it works, but is that correct? 00:56:35 Has rillian completed his quest for wit? 00:56:48 It's not about the money, Morb! 00:56:52 it's just the sort of thing it's nice to have the up-to-date-version 00:56:53 It's about the jam. 00:56:54 huh? 00:56:58 heh. 00:57:00 :-) 00:57:38 AaronSw, you want to start reading my article? 00:57:43 for review? rip it apart, etc. 00:57:53 I see... 01:00:04 hmm. US$750/yr for unlimited access from one ip address 01:00:20 why doesn't someone set up an open mirror then? :) 01:00:30 so, rillian, what does your nick stand for? 01:00:39 itself 01:00:48 rillian, exactly. 01:00:54 We need mirrors! 01:01:03 a mirror of what? 01:01:11 proxies! 01:01:15 ah, *start* at us$750, depending on the nature of the org 01:01:16 information laundries1 01:01:20 a mirror of proxies? 01:01:28 No, of the OED 01:02:56 AaronSw: we saw a cd on sale for cdn$400 last year, but when we went back to buy it 'twas gone 01:03:16 .change 400 can to usd 01:03:17 sorry, there is no currency called CAN 01:03:21 .change 400 cdn to usd 01:03:22 sorry, there is no currency called CDN 01:03:29 .change 400 cnd to usd 01:03:29 sorry, there is no currency called CND 01:03:32 that's really funn, actually :) 01:03:34 hmmph 01:03:35 funny 01:03:43 ~1.58 01:03:48 lol 01:03:57 so like us$280 01:04:15 Oh, whoops, thought you meant CAN$400 -> US$1.58 01:04:17 :-) 01:04:52 yeah, with the exchange rate and all, when canada contributes 3 planes and 500 soldiers for the war on terrorism, we really get 3 toy windup planes, and 20 flying squirrels. 01:05:35 "Glad you wondered?" aaaaaaaaaargh! 01:05:36 lol 01:05:38 Morbus: HIGHLY TRAINED flying squirrels 01:05:57 Glad you wondered? 01:06:43 Anyone know why Canada is passing take-away-your-civil-liberties, oops, I mean war-on-terrorism-legislation? Did Bush threaten to knock over CN Tower or something? 01:07:36 * rillian ponders joining the acm 01:07:51 sbp has quit (Killed (NickServ (Ghost: SeanP!~sean@m554-mp1-cvx3b.pop.ntl.com))) 01:07:51 * AaronSw grabs his new issue of CACM. 01:07:55 It's on collaboration! 01:08:02 sbp (~sean@m554-mp1-cvx3b.pop.ntl.com) has joined #swhack 01:08:30 Man, I hate use/mention. I also hate cereal with dead animal parts in it, but that's another story 01:08:55 like lucky charms? it has rabbits feet. 01:09:00 and crows beak and crap. 01:09:41 On a totally unrelated matter, where do you do your shopping? 01:09:49 who, me? 01:09:54 shopping for what? 01:10:32 I don't shop, I culture jam. 01:10:42 Let's jam! 01:11:02 did someone say jam? 01:11:32 I love the FANCLUB culture jam in this month's adbusters 01:12:28 * Morbus is currently listening to 'Ruff In The Bizness' on Prodigy's album 'Experience Expanded, Disk 1'. 01:12:28 !itunes 01:14:08 so, we could do $$ $? 01:14:36 anyone know of php apps that don't use an rdbms? 01:14:50 like a billing program, or support tracker? or message board? 01:14:51 Morbus, you should send Rael an email with your thoughts on XML::RSS 01:15:06 i need a third example for this intranet, but don't want to get into installed MySQL or whatever. 01:15:09 AaronSw, that's what he said? 01:15:32 No, he actually said, "keep that @^#&*@ idiot away from me" but I translated a tad. 01:15:39 I heard PHP is the devil. 01:15:50 oh. well, you tell him I hate trains. see how HE likes it. bastard. 01:17:07 rillian, what does evesque mean? 01:17:55 * AaronSw finishes up ripping the Beatles Anthology 01:18:07 CDDB sucks -- it calls each CD something totally different. 01:18:18 yup, cddb does suck. i never trust it. 01:18:24 i get track info from cdnow.com and fill it in myself. 01:18:30 Hmm, now I have to choose between two identical things. 01:18:38 I'm waiting for TuneTagger. 01:18:43 TT? 01:18:52 AaronSw: I didn't discover. 01:19:06 TuneTagger: Yeah, it adds metadata from MusicBrainz. 01:19:13 rewrites the ID3 tags 01:19:21 .google tunetagger 01:19:23 tunetagger: http://sourceforge.net/projects/tunetagger 01:19:28 the url is for a 'Bibliotheque Bourg l'Evesque' 01:19:37 so I assume it's some valley in france? 01:20:17 all the other results are on someone's last name 01:20:31 I think it's phenomic. 01:21:28 Shoot, i just forgot something important. 01:21:39 Jean l'Evesque de la Cassiere, the 51st Grandmaster of The Sovereign Military and Hospitaller Order of St. John of Jerusalem of Rhodes and of Malta. :) 01:22:45 Ah, I remember now! 01:23:02 Whenever anyone here gets a chance to write a part of a book, include the word phenomic! 01:23:06 Then we can write the OED. 01:23:16 ok. i'll throw it in this article somewhere. 01:23:27 what's it mean? 01:23:29 01:23:30 ooh, good idea 01:23:33 It means a made-up word. 01:23:37 That sounds good. 01:23:40 (It's weird -- when I forgot that, I remembered the exact place I came up with that idea.) 01:23:43 er... http://infomesh.net/2001/phenomic/ 01:23:47 (But not the idea itself.) 01:24:05 like Feature Lane, Impressiville? 01:24:15 Heh. 01:24:29 'tis an adjective, but it doesn't matter if you have to bend it a little 01:24:30 phenomic /fen.'om.ik/ adj. 01:24:30 (Of a word) the quality of being pleasant to say, or of being memorable in some way. Especially a word which has been invented for this purpose. 01:24:33 which I use to start the PHP section of that articl e;) 01:26:47 Ugh, why is the new version of autoconf in the autoconf25 package? 01:27:33 Fink better have had a good reason... 01:27:53 Is SF down again? 01:28:01 i was having probs this afternoon, yeah. 01:28:17 oops, never mind 01:28:33 just being slow, i guess 01:29:07 I think Morbus should write the RDF Primer for us. He's got strong narrative voice. 01:29:24 I'd take over editorship, but I'm not really sure it's so important anymore. 01:29:28 i'd be willign to do it, but i have no idea about rdf. 01:29:31 Instead, Frank got the job. 01:29:45 you serious, btw, or pulling my leg? 01:29:53 Ah, that's no problem. 01:29:53 oh you-who-hates-my-saliva-laced-ravings. 01:30:00 No, I'm serious. 01:30:08 You've got very strong narrative voice. 01:30:16 Despite the saliva. 01:30:28 ah. cool. thanks. 01:30:41 And I'm really worried that the Primer is not going to hold together. 01:34:03 dngxor has quit (Ping timeout: 181 seconds) 01:50:21 Whoa, John Grohol is the Segway webmaster? 01:50:48 I wonder if it's the same... 02:09:47 dngxor (abuse@m82.nationwideinc.com) has joined #swhack 02:18:23 * AaronSw just submitted a SourceForge proposal for warez.sourceforge.net 02:25:12 :) 02:25:37 rillian has quit ("dinner, star trek") 02:26:35 """ 02:26:37 This project will provide software programs and important backups of them using the SourceForge hosting service so that others may download from a high-speed server. All too often, important software is not available to those who need it. Also, open source projects hosted on servers other than SourceForge can be unreliable at times, causing developers to lose software essential to their work. 02:26:49 This project hopes to change this by providing hosting for this important class of software. We hope to use the SourceForge FTP/HTTP software distribution network and web hosting for this purpose. 02:26:50 """ 02:34:26 Morbus has quit (Ping timeout: 181 seconds) 02:35:02 LOL 02:35:32 :-) 02:35:36 Wish me luck. 02:35:59 * TheTick searches around for warez in anticipation of warez.sf.net 02:39:43 xena has quit () 02:40:09 xena (xena@mewtwo.espnow.com) has joined #swhack 02:40:40 Morbus (~Morbus@s85.terminal3.totalnetnh.net) has joined #swhack 03:00:49 AaronSw: that's twisted. good luck. 03:00:55 Heh. 03:02:05 Morbus has quit ("http://www.disobey.com/") 03:07:32 sbp has quit (Killed (NickServ (Ghost: SeanP!~sean@m19-mp1-cvx4c.pop.ntl.com))) 03:07:47 sbp (~sean@m19-mp1-cvx4c.pop.ntl.com) has joined #swhack 03:14:35 Morbus (~Morbus@s85.terminal3.totalnetnh.net) has joined #swhack 03:15:30 * Morbus yawns 03:20:23 heh. last few paragraphs of my article: 03:20:30 "It's three in the morning. You've gone through three six packs of soda, two tins of Penguin Mints, and an untold number of delicious snacky treats. You've got a CGI poll script ready to quiz the employees on the menu for the next company picnic, a SSI image gallery that happily sends the marketing department into a drool dripping feature panic, and a PHP app that your developers can track and monitor their sloppy code with." 03:20:52 "Now what?" 03:21:50 .acronym wfm 03:21:52 wfm: Works For Me, Wait for Me (Internet chat), What Freakin' Manual? (response to RTFM), Wired For Management (Intel), Women's FIDE Master, Work Force Management, Workflow Management, Workflow Manager 03:22:02 sounds a little like the scene in the original Blues Brothers movie.. with a twist 03:22:07 heh, heh, heh 03:22:17 * AaronSw just finished .acronym and .dtrt 03:22:38 .rfc coffee 03:22:41 1. RFC2325 : Definitions of Managed Objects for Drip-Type Heated Beverage Hardware Devices using SMIv2 : http://rfc.net/rfc2325.html 03:22:42 2. RFC2324 : Hyper Text Coffee Pot Control Protocol (HTCPCP/1.0) : http://rfc.net/rfc2324.html 03:22:44 never seen that movie. whatdya mean? 03:22:50 .rfc beep 03:22:53 1. RFC3195 : Reliable Delivery for syslog : http://rfc.net/rfc3195.html 03:22:53 2. RFC3117 : On the Design of Application Protocols : http://rfc.net/rfc3117.html 03:23:06 .rfc blocks 03:23:09 1. RFC3195 : Reliable Delivery for syslog : http://rfc.net/rfc3195.html 03:23:10 2. RFC3117 : On the Design of Application Protocols : http://rfc.net/rfc3117.html 03:23:18 .rfc 3080 03:23:18 http://rfc.net/rfc3080.html : The Blocks Extensible Exchange Protocol Core 03:23:23 .rfc 3081 03:23:24 http://rfc.net/rfc3081.html : Mapping the BEEP Core onto TCP 03:28:09 .rfc urn 03:28:13 1. RFC3188 : Using National Bibliography Numbers as Uniform Resource Names : http://rfc.net/rfc3188.html 03:28:13 2. RFC3187 : Using International Standard Book Numbers as Uniform Resource Names : http://rfc.net/rfc3187.html 03:28:31 .rfc 2457 03:28:32 http://rfc.net/rfc2457.html : Definitions of Managed Objects for Extended Border Node 03:28:38 .rfc 2547 03:28:38 http://rfc.net/rfc2547.html : BGP/MPLS VPNs 03:29:03 .rfc 822 03:29:04 http://rfc.net/rfc822.html : Standard for the format of ARPA Internet text messages 03:29:54 let's not get carried away, here 03:30:10 why not - I thought this was for non-sequitur abuse? 03:30:34 gabe, if you're done, its my turn to play 03:30:35 heh 03:31:01 I'm done 03:31:08 yay! 03:31:13 lemme set up some macros first 03:33:32 I need my own personal xena 03:33:58 GabeW, why doesn't the public one do? 03:34:30 uh, because I can't call it mine - actually I could, but that'd be pretty dumb.. 03:34:30 he can't call it his own. 03:34:53 it'd be pretty dumb to have my own just to call it my own, but I'm not above that neccesarily 03:35:17 * GabeW is a bot-horder 03:35:19 hehe 03:35:27 no, actually I'm not 03:35:44 we could release it under a public domain license and you could grab the source and put your name on it. 03:35:50 that'd be cool 03:36:06 then we'd have to place the trust management game 03:36:32 huh? 03:36:49 to which part? 03:37:47 "we'd have to place the trust management game"? 03:38:22 well, who do we trust? 03:38:33 tav, who wants to take over the world 03:38:34 you could trust me. although i don't know python. 03:38:42 me, who saw it a while back 03:38:53 GabeW, the guy who divulged his plans on IRC 03:39:02 did you mean to say "place"? 03:39:07 stamper, the 3rd party authority who signed the code and time-stamp 03:39:16 Oh, I meant play. 03:39:26 play, place -- sound very similar. 03:39:29 I'm really confused where you are going with this thread 03:39:34 jesus crhsit, this article goes on forever. 03:39:35 AaronSw - we aren't talking though 03:39:42 I am. 03:39:43 its' like a magnum opus of never ending crap. 03:39:45 :-) 03:39:47 lol 03:39:53 that's going on crit. 03:39:56 lol 03:40:10 what's crit.? 03:40:12 sagan.openprojects.net has changed the topic to: Morbus: "its' like a magnum opus of never ending crap." 03:40:22 crit.org -- lets you annotate the web 03:40:22 :) 03:40:27 ah 03:40:31 huh. never heard of it. 03:41:08 very interesting 03:41:39 does it run on os x? 03:42:14 it appears to be browser based 03:42:17 it is 03:42:47 tav has quit (Ping timeout: 181 seconds) 03:42:48 you can dl the source though 03:43:08 yeah, it's just perl 03:43:12 it should run on os x 03:43:17 cool. 03:43:42 ok, off for the night or so 03:43:43 see ya 03:43:47