00:03:04 BenSw (~Snak@12-249-96-16.client.attbi.com) has joined #swhack 00:03:09 Hi Ben 00:03:50 BenSw! I thought you'd expired 00:04:51 hi 00:20:32 why would I expire? 00:28:02 sbp has quit (Killed (NickServ (Ghost: SeanP!~sean@m88-mp1-cvx4c.pop.ntl.com))) 00:28:21 sbp (~sean@m88-mp1-cvx4c.pop.ntl.com) has joined #swhack 00:31:57 * tav notes BenSw is new to deltab's sense of humour 00:31:57 -- 00:31:58 * BenSw has quit IRC ("Snak 4.8 Unregistered copy. Evaluation period is over. Program will now quit. Thanks forusing Snak.") 00:31:58 -- 00:35:01 BenSw has quit ("Snak 4.8 Unregistered copy. Evaluation period is over. Program will now quit. Thanks for using Snak.") 00:44:02 sbp has quit (Killed (NickServ (Ghost: SeanP!~sean@m937-mp1-cvx3b.pop.ntl.com))) 00:44:20 sbp (~sean@m937-mp1-cvx3b.pop.ntl.com) has joined #swhack 01:21:30 zota has quit ("ChatZilla 0.8.5 [Mozilla rv:0.9.7/20011221]") 01:26:10 sbp has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 01:37:38 sbp (~sean@m68-mp1-cvx4c.pop.ntl.com) has joined #swhack 01:39:45 finejung (~finejung@modem-147.python.dialup.pol.co.uk) has joined #swhack 01:39:48 finejung has left #swhack 01:39:55 finejung (~finejung@modem-147.python.dialup.pol.co.uk) has joined #swhack 01:43:59 Hi there finejung 01:45:02 hello 01:45:14 how's life? 01:45:22 hi 01:45:27 good thanks 01:45:45 :) 01:46:48 So, what can we do you for? 01:47:09 BTW, this channel is instantly logged to the Web in several formats, all available at http://blogspace.com/swhack/chatlogs/ 01:47:29 to do an off-log comment, prefix your entry with "# " 01:47:32 wonderful 01:47:44 ok 01:48:08 xena is an all-purpose bot with several functions, such as google and time 01:48:12 .google finejung 01:48:32 finejung: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-html-editor/2000OctDec/0192.html 01:48:39 I see 01:48:57 what exactly is the channel about? 01:49:26 Basically anything 01:49:50 We also maintain the #swhack Weblog, but on the channel we just chat about whatever. Skip through the archives for more details 01:50:23 Stuff like P2P, cryotography, decentralization, the Semantic Web, XHTML, the weather, The Simpsons, humour, Python... 01:50:53 the sw is semantic web then? 01:50:56 yep 01:51:12 I'm glad my assumptions are not always awry 01:51:14 sbp: you forget to mention sex and analmilking 01:51:31 CygBot (~sbp@m68-mp1-cvx4c.pop.ntl.com) has joined #swhack 01:51:32 sbp here has this worrying obsession... 01:51:48 ah, yeah. And cracking - we're l33t d00dz, according to Aaron 01:51:49 that's OK, it was also inferred 01:52:13 Heh, heh 01:52:15 well of course 01:52:41 what channel is not full of 1337 d00dz? 01:52:55 that's a very good point 01:53:10 i'm not a w3 guy, so i have to ask, who are you finejung? 01:53:52 nobody 01:54:03 that's strange: tav's nobody too 01:54:18 bizarre, we share an identity 01:54:23 woah! 01:54:23 I, on the other hand, am Sean B. Palmer Esq. None of that anonymous bullshit malarkey for me 01:54:28 maybe we are the same person! 01:55:00 Mwahahaha! 01:55:08 That's nice :) 01:56:47 I'm Tom Henry Croft, I doubt many people care though. 01:57:08 or am I Thomas? such things confuse me 01:57:34 What shall we call you? How about Fred. I don't know many Freds 01:57:43 I used to know a fred 01:58:21 I have never known a male Kim 01:58:44 Hmm... neither have I 01:58:56 nor a male Rowan 01:59:16 it all lerads to genderisation of unisex names unless you balance the scales 01:59:24 lerads? leads. 01:59:25 ah, so you're female? 01:59:30 no male 01:59:34 I think 01:59:43 there's a simple way to check 02:00:10 when no-one's around to see it, does the tree exist? 02:00:17 if you like beer, scratching yourself, watching T.V., farting/burping, and go "hubba hubba" at the sight of any female, then you're male 02:00:41 tree: yeah, sure. God's always around to see it 02:01:21 Accdording to the irish bishop 02:01:32 Berkeley? something like that. 02:01:39 dunno 02:01:41 I have his book somewhere 02:01:49 .google irish bishop Berkeley 02:01:55 yes Berkeley 02:02:11 "The principles of Human Knowledge" 02:02:16 irish bishop Berkeley: http://www.knuten.liu.se/~bjoch509/philosophers/ber.html 02:02:26 Mmmkay 02:02:41 the google thing's very cute :) 02:02:46 sure is 02:02:57 .commands 02:03:11 valid commands: 02:03:21 - +mask, -mask, access, acronym, act, babel, beats, billennium, c2f, change 02:03:21 - commands, ctcp, date, dict, die, dns, dtrt, e, email, excuse 02:03:21 - f2c, flight, foldoc, fortune, google, help, imdb, intelliquote, isotime, jargon 02:03:21 - join, login, masks, modules, msg, news, news on, news source, nick, nickometer 02:03:21 - part, pig latin, plexname, poker, quit, quote, raw, register, rfc, rot13 02:03:22 - search, seen, server, servers, spell, status, symbol for, time, translate, unixtime 02:03:24 - users, weather, webster, when did, whois, wn, zipcode, zope commands 02:03:45 ooh 02:03:55 take your pick 02:03:56 .time 02:04:01 .wn damn 02:04:06 .fortune 02:04:13 .spell greot 02:04:17 I'll never get tired of that :) 02:04:18 2002/01/16 02:05:46.1144 Universal 02:04:30 Create. 02:04:35 Wow, is she being slow today, or is it just me? 02:04:41 potential spellings for greot are: grate, grat, Great, griot, garret, grit, Groote, greet, great, grata 02:04:42 damn defined as: 02:04:43 - adj 1: used as expletives; "oh, damn (or goddamn)!" [syn: {goddamn}] 02:04:44 - 2: expletives used informally as intensifiers; "he's a blasted idiot"; "it's a blamed shame"; "a blame cold winter"; "not a blessed dime"; "I'll be damned (or blessed or darned or goddamned) if I'll do any such thing"; "he's a damn (or goddam or goddamned) fool"; "a deuced idiot"; "tired or his everlasting whimpering"; "an infernal nuisance" [syn: {blasted}, {blame}, {blamed}, {blessed}, 02:04:45 {damned}, {darned}, {deuced}, {everlasting}, {goddam}, {goddamn}, {goddamned}, {infernal}] n : something of little value; "it is not worth a damn"; "not worth shucks" [syn: {darn}, {hoot}, {shit}, {shucks}, {tinker's damn}, {tinker's dam}] adv : (intensifier) "you are bloody right"; "Why are you so all-fired aggressive?" [syn: {bloody}, {all-fired}] v : wish harm upon; put a curse on; "The bad witch 02:04:47 .. a very large amount of text. 02:05:00 tansaku (~sam@n144-094.tokyu-net.catv.ne.jp) has joined #swhack 02:05:10 incredible 02:05:34 .fortune 02:05:35 Once when I was in Hawaii, on the island of Kauai, I met a mysterious old stranger. He said he was about to die and wanted to tell someone about the treasure. I said "Okay, as long as it's not a long story. Some of us have a plane to catch, you know." He started telling his story, about the treasure and his life and all, and I thought "This story isn't too long". But then, he kept going, and I 02:05:36 started thinking, "Uh-oh, this story is getting long." But then the story was over, and I said to myself: "You know, that story wasn't too long after all". I forgot what the story was about, but there was a good movie on the plane. It was a little long though. 02:06:46 .foldoc semantic web 02:06:47 error: unable to define semantic web 02:06:54 .foldoc semantic 02:07:08 this could get rather floody 02:09:15 .google hmz 02:09:17 hmz: http://www.rzs-hm.si 02:09:21 we have to fix that 02:09:34 sbp: we need to setup a hmz.asktav.com 02:11:27 heh! 02:12:05 CygBot has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 02:12:15 what's cygbot? 02:12:18 funny 02:12:26 i seem to use whatever 'tav`' is 02:12:33 haven't you seen my demonstration of CygBot yet? 02:12:38 nope 02:12:44 wow 02:12:59 CygBot (~sbp@m68-mp1-cvx4c.pop.ntl.com) has joined #swhack 02:13:03 $ pwd 02:13:04 > /home 02:13:04 > [end] 02:13:13 $ ls 02:13:13 $ ls util 02:13:17 Command "ls" has been disabled 02:13:18 > archive.py 02:13:19 > browser.py 02:13:19 * finejung gets a fluffy corn-based food 02:13:20 > browser20020115-054322.py 02:13:21 > httpuris.py 02:13:22 > simpsons.py 02:13:23 > timenow.py 02:13:24 > timenow.pyc 02:13:25 > [end] 02:13:27 $ cd util 02:13:32 $ pwd 02:13:32 > [end] 02:13:37 > /home 02:13:37 > [end] 02:13:56 it uses popen, so it's like a new shell each time 02:14:00 cd doesn't work 02:14:06 ah 02:14:09 $ u simpsons 02:14:22 $ find porn 02:14:27 > The Simpsons are not on today on BBC2 02:14:27 > The Simpsons are on today on Sky One at 19:00 19:30 20:00 20:30 02:14:27 > [end] 02:14:29 Command "find porn" has been disabled 02:14:37 $ cat /bin/u 02:14:39 > #!/usr/bin/sh 02:14:39 > ONE=$1; shift 1; /home/util/${ONE}.* $* 02:15:11 what does shift do? 02:15:27 shifts the commands: chops however many off of the front 02:15:46 truncates backwards? 02:15:46 come again? 02:15:47 [Thanks to the tip from d*ltab] 02:16:09 $* = a b c; shift 1; $* = b c 02:16:13 $* = a b c; shift 2; $* = c 02:16:15 etc. 02:16:16 ah 02:16:29 I guess, anyway 02:16:32 $ whoami 02:16:44 > Palmer 02:16:44 > [end] 02:16:54 oh what fun 02:17:03 yep :-) 02:17:12 .belikesbp 02:17:12 I wonder when Morbus will be back? 02:17:15 .belikesbp 02:17:16 Uh huh? 02:17:17 .belikesbp 02:17:18 wow, the email on www-html these days is often terrible 02:17:26 heh. I just added that command 02:17:32 :) 02:17:36 heh. I just added that command 02:17:37 ugh 02:17:38 .belikesbp 02:17:39 Ah, I love to rant 02:17:41 .belikesbp 02:17:41 .belikesbp 02:17:42 Man, I'm hungry 02:17:42 I wonder when Morbus will be back? 02:17:46 .belikesbp 02:17:47 .belikesbp 02:17:47 Argh, Java is so annoying 02:17:47 Argh, Java is so annoying 02:17:49 heh 02:17:51 heh 02:17:53 .belikesbp 02:17:54 Homer: Marge, it takes two to lie: one to lie, and one to listen 02:17:58 ugh, repetition already. import random isn't all that good :-) 02:17:59 lol 02:18:04 .belikesbp 02:18:05 Blargh 02:18:08 .belikesbp 02:18:08 Hey, Aaron, are you there? 02:18:15 .belikesbp 02:18:15 heh, heh. That's a good one 02:18:16 Uh huh? 02:18:19 .belikesbp 02:18:19 Hey, Aaron, are you there? 02:18:21 .belikesbp 02:18:22 Man, I'm hungry 02:18:25 .belikesbp 02:18:26 w3c-wai-er-ig has been a bit quiet recently 02:18:29 .belikesbp 02:18:30 I wonder when Morbus will be back? 02:18:31 .belikesbp 02:18:32 Argh, Java is so annoying 02:18:33 .belikesbp 02:18:33 So, how's the Plex coming along? 02:18:34 .belikesbp 02:18:35 Ugh, damn ' key! 02:18:37 .belikesbp 02:18:37 wow, the email on www-html these days is often terrible 02:18:39 .belikesbp 02:18:40 Ah, damnit 02:18:41 .belikesbp 02:18:42 Hmm... I wonder what other uses of the Semantic Web there are? 02:18:44 .belikesbp 02:18:45 I wonder when Morbus will be back? 02:18:46 .belikesbp 02:18:46 you repeat yourself alot 02:18:47 Homer: Woohoo! 02:18:48 .belikesbp 02:18:49 Man, I'm hungry 02:18:50 .belikesbp 02:18:50 Homer: Marge, it takes two to lie: one to lie, and one to listen 02:18:51 .belikesbp 02:18:52 Man, I'm hungry 02:18:53 .belikesbp 02:18:54 Mwahahahaha! 02:18:55 .belikesbp 02:18:56 Ugh, damn ' key! 02:18:57 .belikesbp 02:18:58 Ugh, damn ' key! 02:18:58 I repeat myself a lot? 02:18:59 .belikesbp 02:19:00 So, how's the Plex coming along? 02:19:00 I repeat myself a lot? 02:19:01 .belikesbp 02:19:02 I wonder when Morbus will be back? 02:19:03 .belikesbp 02:19:04 Ah, I love to rant 02:19:05 .belikesbp 02:19:06 Heh, heh, heh 02:19:07 heh 02:19:12 i guess we've seen all 02:19:15 or pretty much 02:19:19 the homer quote rocks 02:19:28 indeed 02:19:29 I'll paste them all in... 02:19:32 sbpSayings = ['Heh, heh, heh', 02:19:32 'Homer: Woohoo!', 02:19:32 'Homer: Marge, it takes two to lie: one to lie, and one to listen', 02:19:32 'Argh, Java is so annoying', 02:19:32 'Mwahahahaha!', 02:19:40 'Uh huh?', 02:19:40 'Hmm... I wonder what other uses of the Semantic Web there are?', 02:19:40 'Hey, Aaron, are you there?', 02:19:40 'Blargh', 02:19:40 'Ooh, that\'s quite phenomic', 02:19:48 'Man, I\'m hungry', 02:19:48 'Ugh, damn \' key!', 02:19:48 'Mmmkay', 02:19:48 'I wonder when Morbus will be back?', 02:19:50 'Wow, Python is so cool (the show and the language)', 02:19:53 'So, how\'s the Plex coming along?', 02:19:54 'w3c-wai-er-ig has been a bit quiet recently', 02:19:56 'wow, the email on www-html these days is often terrible', 02:20:00 'Marvel at the funkiness!', 02:20:02 'Ah, I love to rant', 02:20:05 'Ah, damnit', 02:20:07 'Ooh, kick-ass'] 02:20:19 is heh heh heh yours? 02:20:34 what do you mean "mine"? 02:20:42 sbpSayings[random.randrange(0, len(sbpSayings)-1)] 02:20:43 yeah, he invented that string 02:20:52 I say it often enough 02:21:00 so it goes well in "belikesbp" 02:21:19 do you quote homer simpson often? 02:21:25 very often 02:21:33 sbp is simpson mad! 02:21:41 Homer: Damn straight 02:21:48 $ u big train 02:21:57 > /home/util/big.*: not found 02:21:58 > [end] 02:22:05 blargh @ big train 02:22:20 pfft! 02:22:38 I'll admit it's not perfect 02:22:54 well, you know what I say to that? 02:22:55 .belikesbp 02:22:56 Ugh, damn ' key! 02:23:07 there. That's what I say. Damn ' key 02:23:15 that's good, I thoght you'd say 02:23:19 .belikesbp 02:23:19 Mmmkay 02:23:26 Heh, heh, heh 02:23:38 Ah, I love to rant 02:23:42 lol 02:23:46 or maybe that's you.. 02:23:54 I have an identity crisis 02:23:58 so, you've been tav, me... 02:24:05 yeah, I noticed 02:24:32 i'm finejung 02:24:39 *blink* 02:24:46 lol! 02:24:50 oh xena was that woman on C5 02:25:09 the warrior princess, thought I'd seen the name 02:25:21 heh 02:25:25 this is crazy 02:25:30 3 brits on at 2:30 am 02:25:47 .time 02:25:48 2002/01/16 02:27:26.0276 Universal 02:25:50 and, the americans in the channel are asleep 02:25:50 be more precise 02:26:10 I have something against america 02:26:17 it's called McDonalds 02:26:25 *shudder* 02:27:14 blargh (~Palmer@m68-mp1-cvx4c.pop.ntl.com) has joined #swhack 02:27:31 Just testing out irc through bash 02:27:52 it's adequate, I guess 02:27:55 irc through bash..? 02:27:57 sure is 02:28:04 yeah. $ irc 02:28:06 like ircII or something? 02:28:09 Oh 02:28:12 dunno 02:28:18 OK 02:28:25 $ irc -v 02:28:28 > ircII version 20010101 02:28:29 > 02:28:44 aha 02:28:57 blargh has quit (Client Quit) 02:28:59 is that a backwards date? 02:29:06 Um... 02:29:15 I mean a date that doesn't confuse americans, or helps the chinese or something 02:29:16 Did they write browsers in 1010? 02:29:18 ISO 02:29:21 yeah 02:29:25 YYYYMMDD 02:29:28 :) 02:29:30 it's a normal date 02:29:30 yes 02:29:41 yes I try to write them like that 02:29:42 .google use ISO date format 02:29:44 use ISO date format: http://www.saqqara.demon.co.uk/datefmt.htm 02:29:51 it's OK I read it 02:29:58 Uh huh 02:30:09 I usually write ddmmyy if I'm using a pen 02:30:24 habit? 02:30:26 yeah, me too (for many forms, which seem to expect it) 02:30:30 yes 02:30:50 avoid confusing the cattle 02:30:59 oh what an awful thing to say it must be getting late 02:31:10 *yawn* 02:31:26 is our society composed of cows? 02:31:30 I think not. 02:32:24 Pff, who gives a cowpat? 02:32:28 *breathe* 02:34:39 *hmm* 02:35:04 * sbp wonders about bookmarks stored in RDF 02:35:28 I don't really use Bookmarks all that often, because once you get more than about 100 of them, they become unusable 02:35:49 I'm still looking for a way into RDF 02:35:51 But Bookmarking is really the lowest form of hypertext editing 02:36:01 I tried Dublin Core and DAML+OIL 02:36:02 into: semanticWeb-long, swintro 02:36:12 http://logicerror.com/semanticWeb-long 02:36:18 http://infomesh.net/2001/swintro/ 02:36:26 hmm 02:36:34 I've heard of logicerror.com before 02:36:47 It's Aaron's domain 02:37:02 Ahh 02:37:07 yes OK 02:37:27 $ u browser http://logicerror.com/semanticWeb-long 02:37:29 I've seen that infomesh article before toto 02:37:32 *too 02:37:40 neat 02:37:50 I wrote the infomesh.net article... 02:38:00 > Got it: text/html 02:38:01 > The Semantic Web In Breadth 02:38:01 On Tim Finin's AgentNews thing 02:38:02 > @ The Semantic Web In Breadth 02:38:03 > 02:38:04 > by < Aaron Swartz> (with <<#acks> much assistance>) 02:38:04 I think 02:38:05 > 02:38:06 > I keep trying to explain the < Semantic Web> to non-technical 02:38:07 > people. Unfortunately, decent non-technical explanations of what the Semantic 02:38:08 > Web is and how it works seem non-existent. This is an attempt to break the 02:38:09 > Semantic Web down into its component parts and to provide a quick summary of 02:38:10 > each part. Be aware that this explanation is both oversimplified and not as 02:38:12 > simple as I'd like it to be. Please < let me know> 02:38:14 > where the wording is unclear or incorrect so that I can continue to improve 02:38:16 > this page. 02:38:18 > 02:38:20 > @ Identifiers: Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) 02:38:22 > 02:38:24 > If I want to discuss something, I must first identify it. How else will you 02:38:26 > [...] 02:38:29 wow, it spews a lot of text out. I should trim it down 02:38:31 :) 02:38:34 yes 02:38:37 .google Tim Finin's AgentNews swintro 02:38:38 no results found. 02:38:42 hmm 02:38:43 .google Tim Finin's AgentNews Semantic Web 02:38:45 Tim Finin's AgentNews Semantic Web: http://agents.umbc.edu 02:38:58 he generates a newsletter from his page 02:39:18 $ lynx http://agents.umbc.edu -dump | grep -i semantic 02:39:19 or something... I read it when I'm feeling that way inclined 02:39:27 > 66 [74]E-Services and the Semantic Web workshop (ESSW2002) (1/11) 02:39:28 > 97 [82]Semantic Web Workshop at WWW2002 (1/6) [83]Who points to it? 02:39:28 > 241 [130]ISWC2002 -- Semantic Web Conference (12/9) [131]Who points to 02:39:30 > 574[188] Semantic Web (Sheth, UGA) (11/5) [189]Who points to it? 02:39:31 > 523[202] The semantic web: How RDF will change learning technology 02:39:32 > [234]Semantic Web Conference 02:39:33 > [240]Semantic Web News 02:39:34 > 82. http://agents.umbc.edu/cgi-bin/raw?url=http://semanticweb2002.aifb.uni-karlsruhe.de/ 02:39:34 > 83. http://www.hotbot.com/?clickSrc=search&MT=http://semanticweb2002.aifb.uni-karlsruhe.de/&SM=url&DC=50 02:39:36 > 130. http://agents.umbc.edu/cgi-bin/raw?url=http://iswc.semanticweb.org/ 02:39:37 > 131. http://www.hotbot.com/?clickSrc=search&MT=http://iswc.semanticweb.org/&SM=url&DC=50 02:39:39 > 234. http://www.multiagent.com/cgi-bin/r?url=http://iswc.semanticweb.org/ 02:39:41 > 240. http://www.moreover.com/cgi-local/page?o=profportal&h=Search+results+for...++%22semantic+web%22+OR+DAML+OR+%22RDF+schema%22+OR+%22topic+maps%22&query=+%22semantic+web%22+OR+DAML+OR+%22RDF+schema%22+OR+%22topic+maps%22 02:39:44 > [end] 02:39:49 cool 02:39:53 :) 02:40:08 Quite a lot of conference stuff 02:41:33 I will read your articles sometime 02:41:41 soon 02:41:42 :) 02:42:42 Heh, heh 02:49:18 it is not yet 3am 02:49:27 time is a slow thing 02:51:37 e 02:51:39 CygBot has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 03:01:16 would having a BIOS chip on one's keyring be chic or a bit too 80s cyberpunk? 03:02:47 80s cyberpunk, almost certainly :-) 03:03:11 Unless you engraved "the 80's suck" on it, in which case it would be acceptable 03:03:17 Yes, but too the point of unacceptability? 03:03:21 Ahh 03:03:21 :) 03:03:26 :-) 03:03:30 but I like The Smiths 03:03:45 they were 80s I believe 03:04:28 *sigh* decisions decisions 03:07:12 * AaronSw succumbs 03:07:21 hello 03:07:31 hi there 03:07:46 hmm: python.dialup.pol.co.uk 03:08:38 "If I want to discuss something, I must first identify it" - AaronSw 03:09:02 who is this finejung, digging up imprecise statements from my past 03:09:36 ;_) 03:09:47 I named myself Tom Croft earlier, I think. People like names here. 03:09:55 Fred 03:10:00 Kim? 03:10:10 Oh well Fred's OK 03:10:12 i like uris, personally 03:10:33 thankyou :) *flutters his is* 03:10:45 that was *um* eyes 03:10:50 I'm tired, ignore 03:11:25 I suppose I've been trying to find out what's Off Topic. 03:11:25 oh, right. i was here to blog 03:11:36 BLURB:Web Graffiti? 03:11:44 A: Web Graffiti? from AaronSw 03:12:04 asking what is off-topic is off-topic. Please refrain from doing it 03:12:05 A::I went to [download QuickTime|http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/] and I found some strange sidebars. 03:12:07 commented item A 03:12:56 A::[Mac's Rule!|http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/images/mac1.jpg], [Smiley Face|http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/images/mac2.jpg] and [Macs are cool|http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/images/mac3.jpg]. 03:12:58 commented item A 03:13:27 Mac's what rule? 03:13:37 s/what/whats/ 03:13:39 hehe 03:13:57 i know, it's graffiti -- they don't no grammar 03:14:45 Maybe Mac owns a straight thing. 03:15:12 [18:15] argh, when doing comparisons of objects using ==, it tests by object, not by string 03:15:12 do: repr(a) == repr(b) 03:15:22 most (all?) __foo__ have a foo built-in 03:15:29 thanks 03:15:32 well except for __add__ and stuff which have + 03:16:24 [01:51] We also maintain the #swhack Weblog, but on the channel we just chat about whatever. Skip through the archives for more details 03:16:24 it's the Swhack Weblog! 03:16:39 Mmmkay 03:16:44 thc (lambda@modem-4332.orangutan.dialup.pol.co.uk) has joined #swhack 03:16:47 deus_x has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 03:16:56 hi thc 03:16:59 what can we do you for? 03:17:09 being outlawed in the US? 03:17:21 Of course 03:17:28 thc appears to be Mr. Fred 03:17:34 Indeed 03:17:37 Mr. fred? 03:17:46 no, Mr. Fred 03:17:47 I was imitating my hero sbp 03:17:56 Who is Mr. Fred? 03:18:08 Just Fred is fine 03:18:24 fred ?x finejung ? 03:18:48 ‘?x’? 03:19:11 translation: what is the relationship between Mr. Fred and finejung 03:19:34 do I have to express it in RDF? 03:19:44 nah 03:20:03 Oh :) Fred appears to be an alias of finejung 03:20:24 Or maybe Mr. Fred 03:20:33 aha 03:20:37 I don't make the rules up, I just live by them 03:20:57 your writing style is eerily rerminiscent of sbp's 03:21:18 my real reason for coming is that i hit a snag in my PyChord work... but it is running now. 03:21:44 His writing style's nothing like mine. His is competent 03:22:05 Is sbp a haluciogenic chemical? 03:22:10 eurgh 03:22:32 remind me of that .spellchecker 03:22:43 I think I merely missed an n 03:24:12 I think I've obliterated fears of competance 03:25:28 correct 03:25:33 you inept so-and-so 03:25:54 :) 03:26:27 anyone know a better way into a hard drive than a hacksaw? 03:26:46 I want to look at the twirly bits 03:27:13 lol! 03:27:34 Oh man, this is *so* funny 03:27:35 http://monkeyfist.com/DailyChurn/ 03:27:44 "RSS 1.0, it's the damn details." 03:28:05 Bijan on RSS not allowing repeating elements: "FOR THE LOVE OF GOD WHAT WERE THEY THINKING!!!" 03:28:06 .belikesbp 03:28:30 for the record, that was kenm's idea. i tried to talk him out of it... but no. now he regrets it, tho 03:29:04 lol:- 03:29:05 [[[ 03:29:06 (rBijan) So, ANYTIME you want repeated stuff on an item (like, oh, COMMENTS!!??!?!) you have to wrap it in something. 03:29:06 (rBijan) BUT RDF IS FREAKING FLAT, MAN. FLAT TRIPLES YOU GITS!!! 03:29:06 ]]] 03:29:46 heh 03:29:53 good thing bijan wasn't on the WG 03:30:06 Oh man, this is so great 03:30:18 (rBijan) Curses be to Sean Palmer who pointed out that 5.4 image and 5.4.4 image elements are, well, radically distinct! 03:31:04 * sbp laughs out loud at 3:30AM, and tries to shut up 03:31:07 """(rBijan) Amazing as it may be, the RSS1.0 team managed, in far shorter time, with a much smaller team, and NO FUNDING, to produce a spec that horks on RDF and RDF users as hard as W3C schemas horks on XML and XML users. Ye gods of the nether regions.""" 03:34:28 finejung has quit (Connection timed out) 03:34:54 -- 03:34:55 (rBijan) Oo, I have a new theory which saves the RSS1.0 spec writers from an eternity of severe jock itch and intranostril acne. 03:34:55 (rBijan) They were in a state of shock and confusion from trying to sort out RDF M&S!!! 03:34:55 (AaronSw) That's it! 03:34:56 -- 03:35:17 Heh, heh! 03:36:46 uh oh: OOOO, AARON JUST TOlD ME THAT THAT MIDWESTERN FREAK BISKO IS TO BLAME FOR THE NON-REPEATABILITY OF TOP LEVEL OBJECT PROPERTIES. 03:37:03 .acronym MPH 03:37:05 MPH: Miles Per Hour, Championship Auto Racing Teams, Inc. (NYSE stock symbol), Half-Duplex Modulation Parameters (V.34 Negotiation), Manlius Pebble Hill, Masters in Public Health (degree), Minimum Path Heuristic, Mobile Parts Hospital 03:37:13 sbp has quit (Killed (NickServ (Ghost: SeanP!~sean@m10-mp1-cvx4c.pop.ntl.com))) 03:37:32 sbp (~sean@m10-mp1-cvx4c.pop.ntl.com) has joined #swhack 03:39:51 Wow, RSS has really driven bijan to the break of insanity: "(rBijan) Ohhhhhhhh KEN! Ken KEN!!! Wherefore art thou KEN. I want to beat the crap OUT of you!" 03:40:18 s/break/brink/ 03:40:20 Good fun and steam blowing and ADVERTING PHYSICAL VIOLENCE AGAINST YOUR PERSON...er...friendship! 03:42:40 .wn hork 03:42:49 Blargh 03:43:03 ... 03:44:00 Where's CygBot when you need him. 03:44:55 CygBot` (~sbp@m10-mp1-cvx4c.pop.ntl.com) has joined #swhack 03:45:05 .belikesbp 03:45:06 Ah, I love to rant 03:45:15 .belikesbp 03:45:17 wow, the email on www-html these days is often terrible 03:46:33 .wd need 03:46:45 .wn need 03:46:47 need defined as: 03:46:48 - n 1: a condition requiring relief; "she satified his need for affection"; "God has no need of men to accomplish His work"; "there is a demand for jobs" [syn: {demand}] 03:46:49 - 2: anything that is necessary but lacking; "he had sufficient means to meet his simple needs"; "I tried to supply his wants" [syn: {want}] 03:46:50 - 3: the psychological feature that arouses an organism to action; the reason for the action; "we did not understand his motivation"; "he acted with the best of motives" [syn: {motivation}, {motive}] 03:46:51 - 4: a state of extreme poverty or destitution; "their indigence appalled him"; "a general state of need exists among the homeless" [syn: {indigence}, {penury}, {pauperism}] 03:46:53 .belikesbp 03:46:54 w3c-wai-er-ig has been a bit quiet recently 03:46:57 wn?? :) 03:47:07 .google WordNet 03:47:09 WordNet: http://www.cogsci.princeton.edu/~wn 03:47:50 .acronym wn 03:47:51 wn: Southwest Airlines (FAA designation), Warning Notice, Washington State (legal abbreviation), What's New?, White Noise, Will Not 03:48:22 I suppose WordNet is somewhat unofficial 03:48:41 No, it's a licensed Dictionary Professional. 03:48:54 .wn DP 03:48:55 DP defined as: 03:48:56 - n : a person forced to flee from home or country [syn: {displaced person}, {DP}, {stateless person}] 03:49:06 .acronym DP 03:49:07 DP: Data Processing, Doctor of Pharmacy, Dot Pitch, (USN Rating) Data-Processing Technician, By Direction of the President, Data Package, Data Systems Interoperability Panel, DCS/Personnel, Death Penalty, Decision Paper/Package, Decision Point, Deck Paint, Deep, Deep (drafting), Defect Prevention, Defective Pricing, Defense Program, Definitely Promote, Delhi Police, Delivery Point 03:50:22 what was the Lovecraftian tidbit? 03:51:32 .acronym MIW 03:51:33 MIW: Make It Work, Marketing Information Warehouse, Mechanical Impact Wrench, Mine Warfare, Minimum Income Widow/er (DoD SBP), Modernization Input Worksheet 03:51:54 DoD SBP? I'm in the DoD now, am I? 03:52:17 :o) 03:52:19 .acronym HP 03:52:21 HP: Hewlett-Packard, Horsepower, Hale Pohaku (Dormitory at Mauna Kea Observatories), Half-Pint, Hand Phone (cellular phone), Hand Picked (groundnuts), Harmonic Power, Harp, Harry Potter, Headphone(s), Health Physicist, Health Physics, Health Practitioner, Heat Pipe, Helmerich & Payne (oil company), Hemi-Pelvectomy (amputation), Heptode, Hide Position, High Pass (Filter), High Performance 03:52:34 WTF: Dormitory at Mauna Kea Observatories 03:52:40 .google HP Dormitory at Mauna Kea Observatories 03:52:43 HP Dormitory at Mauna Kea Observatories: http://www.hawaii.edu/news/kulama/970321/kulama970321.html 03:53:16 doesn't look lovecraftian 03:53:29 .wn lovecraft 03:53:41 Blargh 03:53:45 .google lovecraftian 03:53:46 .wn cthulhu 03:53:48 lovecraftian: http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Corridor/8611/cthulhu.htm 03:55:10 .spell arkham 03:55:22 potential spellings for arkham are: archaism, archaic, archaea, arcade, archaeal, arcane, Archaean, archaean, archaize, archeol 03:55:39 .spell xena 03:55:40 potential spellings for xena are: scena, Sanaa, senna, sana, Sana, xenia, xeno-, Xenia, zener, sennas, saner, scenas, senate 03:55:55 .spell orc 03:55:55 rename xena senate! 03:56:03 potential spellings for orc are: orch, Ork, orach, orache, orca, OCR, Orczy, ort, Orsk, Ark, ARC 03:56:08 I like Scena 03:56:30 Heh, we're really smegging up the logs today. t*v will be furious 03:56:44 CygBot` has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 03:57:01 * thc takes a vow of silance 03:57:10 CygBot (~sean@m10-mp1-cvx4c.pop.ntl.com) has joined #swhack 03:57:11 silence? 03:57:58 something like that 03:58:25 aargh. he's doing the talky thing again 03:58:27 .say ok 03:58:29 comanche (code-demon@dhcp024-209-073-171.woh.rr.com) has joined #swhack 03:58:33 comanche has left #swhack 03:58:38 Make me 03:58:48 .sean make me 03:58:57 .msg #swhack ok 03:58:58 ok 03:58:59 WTF? 03:59:14 ah, you're trying to work out what channel/msg syntax I'm using! 03:59:18 Heh, heh 03:59:19 Yeah. 03:59:33 * sbp wonders if he'll find it 03:59:37 $ cat coolbot.py | grep msg 04:00:02 Command "$ cat coolbot.py | grep msg" has been disabled 04:00:06 pfft. 04:00:09 Heh, heh 04:00:26 I should have installed a trapdoor when I was there. 04:00:40 Blargh 04:00:44 wait -- you run windows! it comes with trapdoors built-in! 04:00:49 Heh 04:01:52 sbp has quit (Killed (NickServ (Ghost: SeanP!~sean@m23-mp1-cvx4c.pop.ntl.com))) 04:02:12 sbp (~sean@m23-mp1-cvx4c.pop.ntl.com) has joined #swhack 04:02:19 make it say something again 04:02:34 er... it's not up at the moment, and I'm just hacking it 04:02:49 blargh 04:04:25 CygBot has quit (Killed (NickServ (Ghost: sbp!~sean@m23-mp1-cvx4c.pop.ntl.com))) 04:04:34 CygBot (~sbp@m23-mp1-cvx4c.pop.ntl.com) has joined #swhack 04:04:43 CygBot has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 04:05:19 CygBot (~sbp@m23-mp1-cvx4c.pop.ntl.com) has joined #swhack 04:05:35 There, that's better 04:07:00 It's no fun with you having to approve everything 04:07:16 sure it is 04:07:17 $ cat cygbot.py 04:07:24 > cat: cygbot.py: No such file or directory 04:07:25 > [end] 04:07:31 $ cat coolbot* 04:07:33 Command "cat coolbot*" has been disabled 04:07:52 it'd only do the top anyway, and pollute the channel 04:08:15 $ cat cygbot.py | grep say( 04:08:20 Command "cat cygbot.py | grep say(" has been disabled 04:08:41 $ man cygwin 04:08:55 > man: not found 04:08:55 > [end] 04:08:59 $ man bash 04:09:07 > man: not found 04:09:08 > [end] 04:09:14 hmmph 04:09:29 Heh, heh 04:09:47 i hate that feature 04:10:02 what, the "not found" feature? It's not a feature of the bot :-) 04:10:28 It's pretty obvious why I have to have that much security. I'm not going to open up my hard drive to absolutely anyone 04:10:41 it's not anyone -- it's me! 04:10:47 Heh, heh 04:10:47 :) 04:10:58 you can trust me. 04:11:16 Here, just download this program -- it's called Back Orifice. 04:11:21 heh, heh, heh 04:11:39 Yeah, I've heard that it's very good at what it does 04:11:59 remote administration -- it's for people like me to assist you with your computer difficulties 04:12:26 Well, you can still do the commands 04:12:29 $ pwd 04:12:30 > /home 04:12:30 > [end] 04:12:48 $ wget http://crackz.org/BackOrifice.zip 04:12:53 Command "wget http://crackz.org/BackOrifice.zip" has been disabled 04:12:59 pff 04:13:13 s/the/sensible/ 04:13:25 Yeah, be sensible, Aaron 04:13:51 now I know why I didn't want to come on IRC. 04:13:55 Wow, you hacked spankybot so easily, I'm quite surprised with this bot 04:14:21 I can get rid of it, if you like 04:14:32 e 04:14:33 CygBot has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 04:14:41 pff, ruin all the fun 04:14:49 fine 04:14:53 CygBot (~sbp@m23-mp1-cvx4c.pop.ntl.com) has joined #swhack 04:14:58 e 04:15:03 :-) 04:15:05 heh 04:15:34 I can also make it quit using the console, but, y'know, that'd involve opening the other window... 04:15:49 AaronSw has quit (Excess Flood) 04:15:54 lol! 04:16:03 He was flooding CygBot on PMSG 04:16:08 AaronSw (aaronsw@mewtwo.espnow.com) has joined #swhack 04:16:09 ahh 04:16:15 yeah :-) 04:16:34 .seen AaronSw 2 04:16:35 AaronSw seen in #p2p-hackers saying: [ sigcomm; yes ] ~ 3 sec(s) ago 04:16:38 .seen AaronSw 3 04:16:39 AaronSw seen in #p2p-hackers saying: [ sigcomm; yes ] ~ 7 sec(s) ago 04:16:46 oh, xena doesn't log quits 04:17:08 *** AaronSw has quit IRC (Excess Flood) 04:17:13 flood? 04:17:15 oh 04:17:16 that 04:17:25 yeah, we know what you did... :-) 04:18:38 $ ls 04:18:48 > 0.95-schema.html 04:18:50 > 0.95-sopjgj.n3.text 04:18:50 > 0.95-think.n3 04:18:51 > 0.95.html 04:18:52 > 0.95.n3 04:18:53 > 2000 04:18:54 > 2001-12-31.txt 04:18:55 > 20020112-141032.bash_history 04:18:57 > 20020112-184806.sha 04:18:57 > 4a59e80b6a5bfb4c8d8a592086a290b347c5d2b62418abe878cfa8037063ca268edeadd184bc3d54bf683584f294caf7a3109c90458b45f93d25587618070fa1 04:19:01 > ATCS2.html 04:19:02 > ATCS2.txt 04:19:04 > Copy of 20020109-223625.sh 04:19:06 > Copy of 20020109-223634.sh 04:19:08 > Copy of 20020109-223647.sh 04:19:10 > Copy of SimpleText.py 04:19:12 > Copy of rdfstoxhtml.n3 04:19:14 > Copy of simpsons.py 04:19:16 > [...] 04:19:27 that's alot of output 04:19:35 DCC? That's clever, Aaron 04:19:59 yeah, I should trim the output down 04:20:14 I've been wondering about: n$ command, where n is the max. number of lines to output 04:20:39 to allow larger outputs if needed 04:20:52 then limit to something smaller, say only 6 lines 04:20:56 yep 04:21:23 http://cvs.plexdev.org/viewcvs/viewcvs.cgi/plex/plex/chord/ 04:21:25 an absolute maximum of something less than 25 would help 04:21:40 except by privmsg 04:23:18 deltab, feel free to tell me why http://cvs.plexdev.org/viewcvs/viewcvs.cgi/plex/plex/chord/main.py?rev=1.3&content-type=text/vnd.viewcvs-markup doesn't work 04:26:14 e 04:26:15 CygBot has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 04:26:31 sbp has quit (Killed (NickServ (Ghost: SeanP!~sean@m23-mp1-cvx4c.pop.ntl.com))) 04:26:58 sbp (~sean@m23-mp1-cvx4c.pop.ntl.com) has joined #swhack 04:27:00 I like the "die, die, die" syntax a lot better than "e" 04:27:18 heh, heh 04:29:09 * AaronSw minimiezes 04:29:14 err minimizes 04:32:45 .time 04:32:46 2002/01/16 04:34:24.165 Universal 04:33:07 CygBot (~sbp@m23-mp1-cvx4c.pop.ntl.com) has joined #swhack 04:33:14 $ date 04:33:20 > Wed Jan 16 04:34:07 2002 04:33:20 > [end] 04:33:45 .spell discrepency 04:34:07 potential spellings for discrepency are: discrepancy, discrepancies, discordancy, discreteness, discreetness, descriptions, discordancies, discreetnesses, disaccharides, discordances 04:34:33 aha a discrepancy 04:36:02 ugh, Aaron: 55. Aaron Swartz 59 04:36:43 thc has left #swhack 04:36:54 thc (lambda@modem-4332.orangutan.dialup.pol.co.uk) has joined #swhack 04:36:57 wb 04:37:16 ty; hit some strange key combination 04:37:23 Heh, cool 04:40:15 $ have fun 04:40:23 > have: not found 04:40:23 > [end] 04:40:30 $ touch yourself 04:40:39 > [end] 04:40:58 .google mac os x watson 04:41:00 & ls -l yourself 04:41:00 mac os x watson: /url?sa=U&start=1&q=http://www.allosx.com/&e=42 04:41:12 .google karelia watson 04:41:13 karelia watson: http://www.karelia.com/watson 04:42:40 $ ls -l yourself 04:42:42 > ls: yourself: No such file or directory 04:42:42 > [end] 04:42:56 s/&/$/ 04:43:05 I noticed 04:43:14 I was sidetracked by watson though 04:43:28 or kaelia or something 04:44:37 * sbp did a sneaky $ rm yourself 04:44:49 * thc guessed as much 04:44:57 Heh, heh 04:46:10 $ /usr/games/fortune 04:46:16 > /usr/games/fortune: not found 04:46:16 > [end] 04:46:34 feel free to download it 04:46:34 .fortune 04:46:35 Constraints imposed on pleasure incite the pleasure of living without constraints. 04:47:02 download it how? 04:47:28 dunno. find it on the Web for me, and use wget, or whatever. You have access to my shell :-) 04:47:51 actually, I should get it through CygWin, but that means I'll have to restart it 04:47:53 I assumed such things would be restricted 04:48:05 no, not restricted for that 04:48:22 $ wget --help 04:48:29 > Usage: wget [OPTION]... [URL]... 04:48:30 > 04:48:31 > Mandatory arguments to long options are mandatory for short options too. 04:48:32 > 04:48:33 > Startup: 04:48:34 > -V, --version display the version of Wget and exit. 04:48:35 > -h, --help print this help. 04:48:36 > -b, --background go to background after startup. 04:48:37 > -e, --execute=COMMAND execute a `.wgetrc'-style command. 04:48:38 > 04:48:39 > Logging and input file: 04:48:41 > -o, --output-file=FILE log messages to FILE. 04:48:43 > -a, --append-output=FILE append messages to FILE. 04:48:45 > -d, --debug print debug output. 04:48:47 > -q, --quiet quiet (no output). 04:48:49 > -v, --verbose be verbose (this is the default). 04:48:51 > -nv, --non-verbose turn off verboseness, without being quiet. 04:48:53 > -i, --input-file=FILE download URLs found in FILE. 04:48:55 > [...] 04:49:00 I should really pmsg this sort of thing 04:49:16 it'll spew it to the channel still. I need to fix that 04:49:18 * sbp does so 04:49:26 $ wget http://google.com 04:49:36 > --04:50:21-- http://google.com/ 04:49:37 > => `index.html' 04:49:37 > Connecting to google.com:80... connected! 04:49:38 > HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 302 Moved Temporarily 04:49:40 > Location: http://www.google.com/ [following] 04:49:40 > --04:50:22-- http://www.google.com/ 04:49:42 > => `index.html' 04:49:43 > Connecting to www.google.com:80... connected! 04:49:44 > HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK 04:49:45 > Length: 2,202 [text/html] 04:49:46 > 04:49:48 > 0K .. 100% @ 4.89 KB/s 04:49:50 > 04:49:52 > 04:50:23 (4.89 KB/s) - `index.html' saved [2202/2202] 04:49:54 > 04:49:56 > [end] 04:49:59 cool :-) 04:50:15 * sbp hopes there wasn't anything decent in index.html 04:50:41 w00p! we can download stuff to sbp's computer 04:50:46 :o) 04:50:50 :-) 04:51:54 $ wget http://www.bushmen-tribe.com/usr/ost/Shakira%20-%20Whenever,%20Wherever.mpeg 04:51:59 Command "wget http://www.bushmen-tribe.com/usr/ost/Shakira%20-%20Whenever,%20Wherever.mpeg" has been disabled 04:52:08 damnit! 04:52:12 $ ls 04:52:15 ".mpeg"? Pff 04:52:18 > 0.95-schema.html 04:52:19 > 0.95-sopjgj.n3.text 04:52:20 > 0.95-think.n3 04:52:21 > 0.95.html 04:52:22 > 0.95.n3 04:52:23 > 2000 04:52:24 > 2001-12-31.txt 04:52:25 > 20020112-141032.bash_history 04:52:26 > 20020112-184806.sha 04:52:27 > 4a59e80b6a5bfb4c8d8a592086a290b347c5d2b62418abe878cfa8037063ca268edeadd184bc3d54bf683584f294caf7a3109c90458b45f93d25587618070fa1 04:52:29 > ATCS2.html 04:52:31 > ATCS2.txt 04:52:33 > Copy of 20020109-223625.sh 04:52:35 > Copy of 20020109-223634.sh 04:52:38 > Copy of 20020109-223647.sh 04:52:39 > Copy of SimpleText.py 04:52:41 > Copy of rdfstoxhtml.n3 04:52:43 > Copy of simpsons.py 04:52:45 > [...] 04:53:00 CygBot has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 04:53:03 CygBot (~sbp@m23-mp1-cvx4c.pop.ntl.com) has joined #swhack 04:53:07 heh 04:53:12 * sbp cuts the spew length down to 10 04:53:16 $ du -s 04:53:41 Command "du -s" has been disabled 04:53:44 heh 04:53:48 $ df 04:53:57 Command "df" has been disabled 04:54:03 $ pwd 04:54:07 > /home 04:54:07 > [end] 04:54:14 $ pwd; wget wget http://www.bushmen-tribe.com/usr/ost/Shakira%20-%20Whenever,%20Wherever.mpeg 04:54:21 Command "pwd; wget wget http://www.bushmen-tribe.com/usr/ost/Shakira%20-%20Whenever,%20Wherever.mpeg" has been disabled 04:54:28 ".mpeg"? Heh, heh 04:54:38 it's a good music vid 04:54:46 Uh huh? How big? 04:54:51 40 odd megs 04:54:54 :-) 04:54:59 hehe 04:56:34 $ pwd; wget http://ils.student.utwente.nl/main/s/simon_and_garfunkel/america.crd # oh what a thrill! 04:56:47 > --04:57:33-- http://ils.student.utwente.nl/main/s/simon_and_garfunkel/america.crd 04:56:48 > => `america.crd' 04:56:49 > Connecting to ils.student.utwente.nl:80... connected! 04:56:50 > HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK 04:56:51 > Length: 4,993 [text/plain] 04:56:52 > 04:56:53 > 0K .... 100% @ 4.76 MB/s 04:56:54 > 04:56:55 > 04:57:34 (4.76 MB/s) - `america.crd' saved [4993/4993] 04:56:56 > [...] 04:56:58 *hmm* 04:56:59 heh! 04:57:03 "America" is a great song 04:57:09 indeed 04:57:14 But I can already play it 04:57:15 $ pwd 04:57:20 > /home 04:57:20 > [end] 04:57:22 Oh :-) 04:57:25 So I didn't really need the chords... 04:57:31 everyone should be able to play that song 04:57:35 indeed 04:57:39 well it's for reference 04:57:42 :D 04:57:45 :-) 04:59:48 e 04:59:49 CygBot has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 05:01:26 CygBot (~sbp@m23-mp1-cvx4c.pop.ntl.com) has joined #swhack 05:01:30 $ ls 05:01:31 > 0.95-schema.html 05:01:32 > 0.95-sopjgj.n3.text 05:01:33 > 0.95-think.n3 05:01:34 > 0.95.html 05:01:35 > 0.95.n3 05:01:36 > 2000 05:01:38 > [...] 05:01:42 5$ ls 05:01:43 > 0.95-schema.html 05:01:43 > 0.95-sopjgj.n3.text 05:01:43 > 0.95-think.n3 05:01:43 > 0.95.html 05:01:44 > [...] 05:01:48 3$ ls 05:01:48 :-)) 05:01:49 > 0.95-schema.html 05:01:49 > 0.95-sopjgj.n3.text 05:01:50 > [...] 05:02:00 0$ ls 05:02:08 it seems to work. It'll probably crash if you do 1$ ls, but oh well 05:02:11 -2$ ls 05:02:15 oh 05:02:20 1$ ls 05:02:21 > [...] 05:02:27 hehe cool 05:02:28 ooh, it didn't crash 05:02:45 and is there a maximum? 05:03:02 yep: 15/20 05:03:07 ooh, I messed that up 05:03:40 "if the maximum length is bigger than 15, set the maximum length to 20" - paraphrasing the CygBot source code 05:03:49 what shall I set it to? 05:03:49 Ah 05:04:03 hm 05:04:15 will privmsg be longer? 05:04:24 I can make it so 05:04:35 that would be a good idea 05:04:35 CygBot has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 05:04:51 then in-channel can limit to maybe 12 05:05:05 half a terminal 05:05:44 sorta makes sense :) 05:06:36 sorta 05:07:06 .spell sorta 05:07:07 potential spellings for sorta are: Sorata, sutra, Surat, Seurat, sorts, Srta, souter, sortie, sauter, suiter, Soria, Surtees, Souter 05:07:40 sortie... I associate that word with parties and french lingerie 05:07:45 wonder what it means 05:08:03 aviation thing, I think 05:08:04 .wn sortie 05:08:05 sortie defined as: 05:08:06 - n 1: a military action in which besieged troops burst forth from their position [syn: {sally}] 05:08:07 - 2: an operational flight by a single aircraft (as in a military operation) 05:08:41 *hmm* Maybe I should see a psychologist 05:09:08 s/psychologist/psychiatrist 05:09:32 CygBot (~sbp@m23-mp1-cvx4c.pop.ntl.com) has joined #swhack 05:09:57 CygBot has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 05:11:30 CygBot (~sbp@m23-mp1-cvx4c.pop.ntl.com) has joined #swhack 05:11:53 99$ cat `ls` `ls` `ls` 05:12:48 CygBot has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 05:13:02 heh, it allowed it, but it took too long. You got greedy 05:13:07 CygBot (~sbp@m23-mp1-cvx4c.pop.ntl.com) has joined #swhack 05:13:14 oh sorry :o) 05:13:39 20$ ls 05:13:50 > 0.95-schema.html 05:13:52 > 0.95-sopjgj.n3.text 05:13:53 > 0.95-think.n3 05:13:54 > 0.95.html 05:13:55 > 0.95.n3 05:13:56 > 2000 05:13:56 > 2001-12-31.txt 05:13:57 > 20020112-141032.bash_history 05:13:59 > 20020112-184806.sha 05:14:00 > [...] 05:14:24 maxlen = 10 05:14:37 yes 05:14:53 9 real lines 05:15:06 .spell abstemious 05:15:07 potential spellings for abstemious are: abstemious, abstemiously, abstains, abstentious, abstainers, obesities, epistomes, abscises, abscissas, Abbasids 05:16:57 http://www.apple.com/myths/. 05:17:07 http://www.apple.com/myths/ 05:17:10 thc has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 05:20:06 thc (lambda@modem-4332.orangutan.dialup.pol.co.uk) has joined #swhack 05:21:14 wb 05:21:30 ty 05:21:36 np 05:21:41 ok 05:21:47 hh 05:21:59 vg 05:22:10 pm 05:22:16 nt 05:22:40 um 05:22:46 er 05:22:49 lol 05:23:16 $ w 05:23:29 > w: not found 05:23:29 > [end] 05:23:47 $ who 05:23:55 > who: /var/run/utmp 05:23:56 > [end] 05:24:24 $ file /var/run/utmp # *blink* 05:24:35 Command "file /var/run/utmp # *blink*" has been disabled 05:24:41 no file? 05:24:52 doesn't seem so 05:25:14 $ file /var/run/utmp 05:25:15 > /var/run/utmp: empty 05:25:15 > [end] 05:25:37 file is a very good command 05:25:48 Perhaps I should allow your natty [sic] comments? :-) 05:25:53 $ file --help 05:25:54 > Usage: file [-bciknsvzL] [-f namefile] [-m magicfiles] file... 05:25:54 > Usage: file -C [-m magic] 05:25:54 > [end] 05:26:09 Ahh 05:26:25 yes, it is a cool command 05:26:40 5$ file blargh* 05:26:41 > blargh mCrypto: directory 05:26:41 > blargh-out.text: empty 05:26:41 > blargh.bat: ASCII text, with CRLF line terminators 05:26:41 > blargh.txt: ASCII text, with CRLF line terminators 05:26:41 > [...] 05:26:56 hehe 05:27:29 $ ls blargh\ mCrypto | wc 05:27:30 > 24 24 267 05:27:31 > [end] 05:28:05 $ ls -1 *blargh* | wc 05:28:14 > 34 34 381 05:28:14 > [end] 05:29:08 1$ grep --help 05:29:12 > [...] 05:29:18 2$ grep --help 05:29:21 > Search for PATTERN in each FILE or standard input. 05:29:22 > [...] 05:29:24 So, thc, do you have a homepage or other Web presence? 05:29:34 not... exactly 05:29:55 I suffer from content defficiency 05:30:04 really? I wouldn't have guessed 05:30:28 because I'm stupid and shallow? 05:30:40 :D 05:30:58 argh, no sarcasm intended 05:31:16 which is odd, for me 05:31:17 sbp, what was it you wanted me to do to my website? 05:32:05 how's this: 05:32:14 $ u browser http://www.aaronsw.com/ 05:32:27 .http://www.aaronsw.com/ 05:32:30 Aaron Swartz | AaronSw | my.life my.life: the wacky story of aaron swartz Nearby: swartzfam.com | crit this page | google backlinks If this page seems devoid of color and excitement, you need a browser that supports CSS. If you're interested you can find a CSS-compliant browser. Prose School Curious how I'm doing? Check out schoolyard subversion my real-life weblog of the plot to change my 05:32:31 school. My best piece so far is on unschooling, a program to learn on your own. Other highlights include my plan for Apprentice Education, my questioning of school rules and my review of ArsDigita University. Join the revolution. Swhack Weblog My friends and I run the Swhack Weblog where we post links and notes we find interesting. I also "chump" interesting Semantic Web-related sites on the RDF IG 05:32:31 .. a very large amount of text. 05:32:32 > Code was 302 (http://swartzfam.com/aaron/), continue? [Y/N]: Getting http://swartzfam.com/aaron/... 05:32:33 > Got it: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1 05:32:34 > Aaron Swartz | AaronSw | my.life 05:32:35 > < My face reflected in a doorknob.> 05:32:36 > @ my.life: the wacky story of aaron swartz 05:32:37 > 05:32:38 > [...] 05:32:46 ah, cool 05:32:54 "If this page seems devoid of color and excitement, you need a browser that supports CSS. If you're interested you can find a CSS-compliant browser." 05:33:08 yep, I realized. It's kinda funny 05:33:19 Why's that? 05:33:30 it's not what most people say on their sites :-) 05:33:49 BTW, new syntax: d$ command, where d is a digit indicating length of output 05:33:53 maximum: 10 05:34:11 i saw 05:35:31 .time 05:35:32 2002/01/16 05:37:10.2903 Universal 05:35:34 Heh my mother just got up. 05:35:48 :-) 05:35:52 How old are ya? 05:37:00 18 05:37:11 too old, imho 05:37:23 Heh. Well I'm 19, so that's way too old :-) 05:38:54 and i'm not, so that's, um... 05:38:54 anyway, how are things with the misses? 05:39:23 I don't miss much 05:39:23 that's one way to deal with it, i guess 05:39:23 :-) 05:39:23 thc probably was thinking of soiree not sortie 05:39:23 :-) 05:39:23 no soiree crossed my mind at the time 05:39:23 I just didn't know what sortie meant 05:39:41 i meant re: sortie... I associate that word with parties and french lingerie 05:39:46 tav is now known as this-channel-sux 05:39:52 I know. 05:39:52 this-channel-sux is now known as tav 05:39:55 hmm, but whcih channel is that? 05:40:02 Heh! I was just wondering that 05:40:11 tav on #swhack 05:40:14 *hmm* 05:40:15 That was a really bad case of nick-change-joke-spill 05:40:23 i think that was the joke. 05:40:27 maybe.. 05:40:31 Hmm... 05:40:47 xena needs a scroll up feature for times like this. 05:40:53 heh, heh 05:41:03 .seen tav 3 05:41:04 tav seen in #swhack saying: [ 40 odd megs ] ~ 46 min(s) 12 sec(s) ago 05:41:07 .seen tav 2 05:41:08 tav seen changing nickname to this-channel-sux ~ 1 min(s) 21 sec(s) ago 05:41:10 heh 05:41:12 hmm 05:41:14 Hmm... 05:42:01 so thc, how on earth did you find #swhack? 05:42:30 I'm guessing it's Wave Diner's fault. 05:42:52 how so? 05:42:54 part of logicerror, some time ago 05:43:08 I've been here briefly before 05:43:13 Ah, it's Aaron 05:43:17 Well, I ate at Wave Diner once, but the food wasn't very good... 05:43:18 indeed 05:43:19 Aaron's fault 05:43:23 damn ' key 05:43:26 .belikesbp 05:43:27 wow, the email on www-html these days is often terrible 05:43:29 .belikesbp 05:43:30 Hmm... I wonder what other uses of the Semantic Web there are? 05:43:31 .belikesbp 05:43:32 Ugh, damn ' key! 05:43:35 hooray! 05:43:36 Heh. 05:43:39 hehe 05:43:42 bad random number generator 05:43:45 :-) 05:44:06 what didya call yourself when you were here before? 05:44:16 checking logs? 05:44:20 probably finejung 05:44:24 finejung... i wondered if he was fine tuning for a second 05:44:26 can do. We have logster grep 05:44:34 cool 05:44:38 .seen finejung 05:44:39 finejung seen in #swhack saying: [ Maybe Mac owns a straight thing. ] ~ 2 hr(s) 29 min(s) 54 sec(s) ago 05:44:47 logster, grep 1-1 finejung 05:45:00 I'm logging. I found 149 answers for 'finejung' (showing 1...1) 05:45:01 1) 2002-01-16 05:44:39 finejung seen in #swhack saying: [ Maybe Mac owns a straight thing. ] ~ 2 hr(s) 29 min(s) 54 sec(s) ago 05:45:03 greps take ages 05:45:17 heh 05:45:23 heh you'll need to go previous to today 05:45:25 that was two hours ago? 05:45:43 yeah 05:45:53 2.5, time is bizarre 05:45:56 oh, finejung saying it was. 05:47:17 I could supply a time for when I was here, probably 05:47:29 ah: 2001-12-19 05:48:35 Session Start: Mon Dec 17 01:39:43 2001 05:48:35 2001-12-19 05:48:45 hmm 05:48:51 :) 05:49:19 http://blogspace.com/swhack/chatlogs/2001-12-17 05:50:03 $ lynx http://blogspace.com/swhack/chatlogs/2001-12-17 -dump | grep 1:39 05:50:12 > 01:39:18 [AaronSw] 05:50:13 > 01:39:30 [sbp] 05:50:14 > 01:39:57 [AaronSw] 05:50:15 > 02:51:39 [sbp] 05:50:16 > 21:39:37 [Stu] 05:50:17 > 22:01:39 [Morbus] 05:50:18 > [...] 05:50:23 yeah, that sucked 05:50:30 $ lynx http://blogspace.com/swhack/chatlogs/2001-12-17.txt -dump | grep 01:39 05:50:31 :) 05:50:37 > 01:39:08 "The most challenging and thoughtful Web design book of 2001 05:50:38 > 01:39:18 He could write the back-of-book blurbs all by himself! 05:50:38 > 01:39:30 is my site reviewed? 05:50:38 > 01:39:57 I think you'd fall into "HTML Minimalism" 05:50:38 > 22:01:39 ciao. 05:50:38 > [end] 05:50:58 Heh: HTML Minimalism. I remember that 05:51:13 I've always wondered where the word wiki- came from. 05:51:26 It's Hawaiian for "quick" 05:51:33 wikiwiki, actually 05:51:40 Ah wikiwiki 05:51:42 OK 05:51:48 WikiWiki means "very quick" 05:51:56 I think. Dunno 05:52:07 rofl! 05:52:08 -- 05:52:09 It's official. Tav is a genius! Read this, and tell me if this guy shouldn't be part of the Radio team? Dave, are you listening? Hire this guy. He knows how to make your products even greater than they are. 05:52:09 .google Hawaiian quick Wiki 05:52:10 -- 05:52:10 Hawaiian quick Wiki: http://www.leuf.net/zhurnal/zw?WikiWikiWeb 05:52:19 lol! 05:52:20 tav, hwo said that? 05:52:23 where's that from? 05:52:31 some phil ackley guy 05:52:36 http://radio.weblogs.com/0100165 05:52:42 You were right, Aaron: "Wikiwiki" means "quick" in Hawaiian. 05:52:47 Cool. 05:52:52 sbp: you no know that? 05:52:54 foo! 05:53:00 .google wiki 05:53:01 wiki: http://c2.com/cgi/wiki 05:53:06 he thought it meant "very quick" 05:53:12 ^ go read every page there! 05:53:22 Heh, he's read them all twice -- that's why he forgot. 05:53:58 hazmat (~ender@adsl-66-123-57-58.dsl.lsan03.pacbell.net) has joined #swhack 05:54:29 heh, i've been wanting the "who's talking about me?" thing on advogato 05:54:31 Charlie Goodier has been reading our logs. 05:54:39 He says the secure voting thing should go into the Plex. 05:54:49 Along with Ebay 2.0. 05:55:03 Charlie? Where? 05:55:09 via email 05:55:11 .google "Charlie Goodier" Plex 05:55:12 oh 05:55:13 no results found. 05:56:02 ok, now i really must go to sleep. 05:56:06 read my blog if you miss me 05:56:10 all I need to be able to do now is check my email my IRC 05:56:14 miss you? Heh, heh, heh! 05:56:16 heh 05:56:18 will do 05:56:19 c'ya 05:56:23 and let me know if my server comes. http://wwwapps.ups.com/etracking/tracking.cgi?InquiryNumber1=1Z423E7W4202551871&TypeOfInquiryNumber=T&HTMLVersion=4.0&tracknums_displayed=5&sort_by=status&line1=1Z423E7W4202551871%2C303187891862bb0000df8eaacbedaafba7202020%2C%2C303187891862bb0000df8eaacbedaa3948202020%2CI%2C%2C20020114%2C215700%2CCACH%2CIL%2CUS%2C%2C%2C%2C%2C%2C20020114%2CHIGHLAND+PARK%2CIL%2CUS%2CGROUND%2C40.00%2CLBS%2C1%2C20020117%2C%2C%2C+%2Ctdts%2C 05:56:23 02020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020%2C2020202020202020202020202020202020202020%2C423E7W%2C%2C%2C423E7W%2C%2C%2C%2C%2C&DCRError=0&tdts1.x=7&tdts1.y=15 05:56:28 now that's a URL! 05:56:37 nite 05:57:06 :) 05:57:23 heh, heh: """The last time I tracked a UPS package, I reloaded the tracking page and found that it had been delivered. Somewhat surprised, I went downstairs and opened the door and there it was!""" 05:57:51 - http://radio.weblogs.com/0100663/, Aaron Swartz: Secret Agent 05:58:04 Hmm... if I could just check my mail now via. IRC, I'd be set 05:58:10 ah, I could do it via. Python 05:58:22 :o) 05:58:25 just put it on the web and use cygbot and lynx 05:58:33 Heh! 05:58:34 oops, i'm supposed to be sleeping 05:58:38 yeah. Pff 05:58:50 Go count some sheep 05:58:53 imaginary sheep 05:58:53 i need to get aimbot running on OPN 05:59:03 aimbot? That'd be funny 05:59:13 err, i guess it's IMBot. 05:59:15 it's cool 05:59:27 I don't hear counting of sheep 05:59:35 * AaronSw vanishes under the covers 06:00:53 $ date 06:01:19 .time 06:01:20 2002/01/16 06:02:58.379 Universal 06:01:42 sbp has quit (Killed (NickServ (Ghost: SeanP!~sean@m12-mp1-cvx3b.pop.ntl.com))) 06:02:00 sbp (~sean@m12-mp1-cvx3b.pop.ntl.com) has joined #swhack 06:02:05 xena should not quote so many significant figures in her time reports. 06:02:22 That's the best bit! 06:02:37 it's bound to be somewhat inaccurate. 06:02:42 :D 06:02:55 * sbp considers creating a weblog, possibly a R8 weblog, but then figures that it'd be too mad, too scary, too out-there. Oh, alright: I'm too lazy. There, are you happy? 06:03:12 inaccurate: they should set it using NTP 06:03:13 R8? 06:03:18 Radio 8 06:03:32 .acronym NTP 06:03:34 NTP: National Tasking Plan, National Toxicity Program, National Toxicology Program, Naval Tactical Publication, Naval Telecommunications Procedure, Naval Threat Product, Naval Training Program, Navy Technological Projection, Navy Technology Projections, Navy Training Plan, Network Termination Point, Network Time Protocol, Network Topology Processor, None Too Pretty, Nontobacco Premium 06:03:35 (insurance), Normal Temperature & Pressure, Nortriptyline (tranquilizer and tricyclic antidepressant), Notice To Proceed, Nucleotide Triphosphate 06:03:42 whoo popular one 06:03:43 Network Time Protocol 06:03:48 ok :) 06:04:17 It's incredible how people stay up so late on here 06:04:21 I should figure this stuff out soon 06:04:26 yes, I blame you 06:04:34 well this channel 06:04:40 fine, go ahead, blame me, everyone else does 06:04:50 never blame #swhack! how dare you?! 06:04:51 mostly CygBot's fault 06:04:53 :-) 06:04:55 yeah 06:05:03 $who am i 06:05:06 muhahaha 06:05:18 erm space required 06:05:24 $ who am i 06:05:25 it's not up: that's a GHOST 06:05:31 $ ls 06:05:31 Oh 06:05:35 $ rm * 06:05:39 :) 06:05:39 $ pwd 06:05:41 :-) 06:05:54 CygBot has quit (Killed (NickServ (Ghost: sbp!~sean@m12-mp1-cvx3b.pop.ntl.com))) 06:06:00 CygBot (~sbp@m12-mp1-cvx3b.pop.ntl.com) has joined #swhack 06:06:02 $ echo "I keep people awake" 06:06:03 > I keep people awake 06:06:03 > [end] 06:06:10 $ who am i 06:06:12 muhahaha 06:06:15 > [end] 06:06:19 *cough* 06:06:53 .acronym thc 06:06:54 thc: Tetrahydrocannabinol (psychoactive compound in marijuana), Target Heading Change, Target Homing Correlator, Temperature and Humidity Control, Terminal Handling Charge, Texas Hemp Campaign, Texas Historical Commission (aka Texas SHPO), The Happy Chemical, Thunder Hill Crew, Total Hydrocarbon, Trace Heating Control, Tsinghua Class of Changsha First Middle School, Hunan, PR China 06:07:14 the happy chamical 06:07:27 s/chamical/chemical 06:08:13 *yawn* :-) 06:08:23 .google Tsinghua Class of Changsha 06:08:25 Tsinghua Class of Changsha: http://www-personal.engin.umich.edu/~zhangwg/album.htm 06:09:26 .acronym pc 06:09:28 pc: Personal Computer, Piece, Politically Correct, Post Cibum (Latin: After Meals), Professional Corporation (business legal entity), (USN Rating) Postal Clerk, Coastal Patrol (Ship, US Navy), La Presse Canadienne (Canadian Press News Service), Pacific Coast Railroad, Pacing Count, Package Coordinator, Panama Canal, Panama City (Florida), Paper Change, Paper Clip, Para-Commander (type of 06:09:28 parachute), Pareto Chart, Parsec (astronomical unit of distance), Parti Communiste (French Communist Party), Passport Control (checkpoints in the EcoChallenge race) 06:09:57 *hmm* must limit output 06:10:11 xena basically gets to do what she wants 06:10:22 .don't you, xena? 06:10:49 but when I bring a bot in - oh no! can't do that. Must limit all output length 06:10:56 *sigh* 06:11:11 :) 06:11:20 Oh well. CygBot proves my mighty bot programming capabilities! Well, perhaps not... 06:11:30 I meant xena must be limiting her output since pa*c* wasn't completed 06:12:09 if that makes any sense... 06:12:15 Nope, none whatsoever 06:12:18 Do you program? 06:12:43 not enough to write something genuinely useful 06:12:58 I didn't either until I found Python - http://www.python.org/ 06:13:03 yes 06:13:09 I've wondered about python 06:13:24 CygBot is written in Python, of course 06:13:29 just a few lines of code 06:13:30 it always seemed perl was the popular one 06:13:36 $ wc coolbot.py 06:13:37 > 351 1220 11348 coolbot.py 06:13:37 > [end] 06:13:46 and most of that is stuff that I didn't even write 06:14:18 $ wc bitiwrote.txt 06:14:19 > 80 332 3442 bitiwrote.txt 06:14:19 > [end] 06:14:21 borrowed functions? 06:14:32 I see 06:14:35 Yep. I used DanC's ASync IRC bot 06:14:41 Ahh 06:14:43 the bit I wrote is only 80 lines long 06:14:49 I saw 06:14:51 yes 06:14:58 .google Connolly site:w3.org Async IRC 06:14:59 no results found. 06:15:02 Blargh 06:15:11 ESR recommends python as a first or second language 06:15:14 $ rm bitiwrote.txt 06:15:15 > [end] 06:15:16 I believe. 06:15:20 .google asynirc 06:15:21 no results found. 06:15:26 yep. It's rather good 06:15:26 .google asyncirc 06:15:28 no results found. 06:15:30 hmz 06:15:30 * sbp searches through CVS 06:15:41 .google asyncore irc 06:15:43 asyncore irc: http://dev.w3.org/cvsweb/2000/scribe-bot/ircAsync.py?annotate=1.1&sortby=file 06:15:50 nice one, tav 06:16:05 http://dev.w3.org/cvsweb/~checkout~/2000/scribe-bot/ircAsync.py?rev=1.8&content-type=text/plain 06:16:32 1.8 is the version that CygBot is built on top of 06:16:45 really, I should have ircAsync.py as a separate file... oh well 06:18:30 tomc (lambda@modem-4332.orangutan.dialup.pol.co.uk) has joined #swhack 06:18:44 $ lynx http://dev.w3.org/cvsweb/~checkout~/2000/scribe-bot/ircAsync.py?rev=1.8&content-type=text/plain -dump > ircAsync.py 06:18:46 > content-type=text/plain: not found 06:18:46 > )07[?47h[?1h=Getting http://dev.w3.org/cvsweb/~checkout~/2000/scribe-bot/ircAsync.py?rev=1. 06:18:46 > 06:18:46 > [?47l8 06:18:59 thc has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 06:19:00 ugh 06:19:09 8$ cat ircAsync.py 06:19:10 > cat: ircAsync.py: No such file or directory 06:19:11 > [end] 06:19:24 what exactly are yuo doing? 06:19:35 trying to save the damn thing 06:19:42 ah 06:20:00 tomc is now known as thc 06:20:23 $ wc ircAsync.py 06:20:24 > 276 895 8097 ircAsync.py 06:20:25 > [end] 06:21:10 whatis ircAsync.py 06:22:19 Oh 06:22:29 yep 06:23:13 CygBot has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 06:23:34 hi folks 06:23:40 Hi there 06:24:02 anything exciting happening in the land of sw hackers. 06:25:00 $ wc ircAsync.py 06:25:07 argh 06:25:12 just a bit of bot-play 06:25:13 heh 06:26:00 thc: esr, also recommends lisp for enlightenment. 06:26:01 CygBot (~sbp@m12-mp1-cvx3b.pop.ntl.com) has joined #swhack 06:26:06 $ wc ircAsync.py 06:26:08 > 273 882 7903 ircAsync.py 06:26:08 > [end] 06:26:13 $ wc CygBot.py 06:26:15 > 160 575 5409 CygBot.py 06:26:15 > [end] 06:26:23 I have touched lisp a little already 06:26:24 There, I split it into two files 06:26:38 * sbp read a LISP tutorial the other day 06:26:42 is ircAsync built around asyncore or just a custom select? 06:26:55 import asyncore, asynchat 06:27:09 it subclasses asynchat.async_chat 06:27:14 i'd like to pick up haskell 06:28:05 you guys interested in seeing some demos? 06:28:15 sure 06:29:03 lucene indexing comp.lang.python http://66.123.57.58:12080/test/comppython/ 06:30:04 ugh, make it use GET! 06:31:45 ooh, it's neat, though 06:32:31 i'll change it to get, its mainly just a demo for a client, that wants to pipe results into vrml. 06:33:20 lol @ "Is learning Python "extraordinary"?" 06:33:31 fair enough 06:33:45 it is good, I'll give you that :-) 06:36:09 wow marcelo tosatti is 18 years old... 06:38:39 Gotta run 06:38:43 CygBot has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 06:39:07 leaving? 06:40:03 .weather 55108 06:40:06 several possible locations found: Saint Paul (United States), Saint Paul Island Meteorological Aeronautical Presentation System (Canada) 06:40:22 .weather saint paul, united states 06:40:25 [ Saint Paul, United States ] : light rain; mist | temperature 0° C | humidity 86% | dewpoint -1° C | wind 90 | visibility 2 mile(s) | pressure 996 millibars | conditions overcast 06:58:36 sbp has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 07:20:10 thc has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 07:21:17 xena has quit (forward.openprojects.net irc.openprojects.net) 07:22:02 xena (xena@mewtwo.espnow.com) has joined #swhack 07:23:11 hazmat has left #swhack 10:00:23 tansaku2 (~sam@h132-118.tokyu-net.catv.ne.jp) has joined #swhack 10:02:02 tansaku has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 10:02:09 tansaku2 is now known as tansaku 13:18:33 BenSw`` (~x@12-249-96-16.client.attbi.com) has joined #swhack 13:25:20 Hello 13:26:04 tansaku has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 13:29:21 Lobster Thermidor a Crevette with a mornay sauce served in a 13:29:21 Provencale manner with shallots and aubergines garnished with 13:29:22 truffle pate, brandy and with a fried egg on top and spam. 13:29:34 Lobster Thermidor a Crevette with a mornay sauce served in a Provencale manner with shallots and aubergines garnished with truffle pate, brandy and with a fried egg on top and spam. 13:29:56 (in backround) SPAM SPAM SPAM 13:32:50 it's much too early for this 13:33:47 But I dont like spam 13:34:06 Well, why don't you have eggs, spam, sausage and spam? 13:34:26 can I have that with out the spam 13:34:32 Urrrgh! 13:35:22 Well it doesn't have as much spam as egg spam spam spam sausage, fried eggs spam spam spam 13:35:24 (in backround) SPAM SPAM SPAM 13:35:28 ShutUp!! 13:35:29 ShutUp!! 13:43:04 tansaku (~sam@n144-001.tokyu-net.catv.ne.jp) has joined #swhack 13:44:25 wb tansaku 13:45:51 and i'm off 13:46:17 bye bye Aaron 14:09:01 wb? 14:09:08 ah, welcome back 14:09:17 I'm clearly not spending enough time on irc 14:27:21 BenSw`` has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 15:40:31 tansaku has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 15:57:27 BenSw`` (~x@12-249-96-16.client.attbi.com) has joined #swhack 15:57:33 Hello 16:39:03 thc (lambda@modem-2130.monkey.dialup.pol.co.uk) has joined #swhack 16:47:26 deus_x (~deus_x@adsl-65-42-33-202.dsl.sfldmi.ameritech.net) has joined #swhack 16:57:13 BenSw`` has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 17:01:28 CygBot (~sbp@m233-mp1-cvx4c.pop.ntl.com) has joined #swhack 17:01:36 sbp (~sean@m233-mp1-cvx4c.pop.ntl.com) has joined #swhack 17:03:55 lol! Aaron and Ben did the Spam sketch! 17:03:55 thc has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 17:04:41 tansaku (~sam@n145-084.tokyu-net.catv.ne.jp) has joined #swhack 17:14:48 heh, heh: http://dailynews.yahoo.com/h/nm/20020116/od/scales_dc_1.html 17:14:51 via. #ia 17:20:16 thc (lambda@modem-3244.monkey.dialup.pol.co.uk) has joined #swhack 17:23:56 HI thc 17:24:00 s/HI/Hi/ 17:24:15 hello 17:24:35 enjoying life? 17:44:07 BenSw`` (~x@12-249-96-16.client.attbi.com) has joined #swhack 17:44:18 hello 17:44:32 * BenSw`` watches simpsons 17:45:08 Im on Hallowen special VII 17:48:12 They make you go bluerhuguiher! 17:50:39 sbp, Morbus tell you about this? http://www.computerbytesman.com/privacy/pythondirdemo.htm 18:03:20 BenSw`` is now known as BenSw|watchingsimpsons 18:05:18 The Evil Geniuses Transport Protocol: If it's written by Evil Geniuses it must be good. 18:06:19 I'm glad somebody told me about this: http://yoyo.cc.monash.edu.au/~pfh/circle/ 18:17:48 Oooh! http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/entertainment/new_media/newsid_1763000/1763836.stm 18:23:17 sbp has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 18:23:43 sbp (~sean@m233-mp1-cvx4c.pop.ntl.com) has joined #swhack 18:29:39 * sbp returns 18:29:45 enjoying life? 18:29:47 yeah, thanks 18:29:52 Ooh, Dave Winer pointed to "Tav"! 18:30:01 * sbp looks at http://www.computerbytesman.com/python/pythondirdemo.htm 18:30:08 scripting.com? 18:30:11 yeah 18:30:51 oh wow, that Dir demo is neat 18:31:04 Heh, it works on your machine? 18:31:09 Yep 18:31:34 man... i've been trying to hack your computer for so long and the answer was right under my nose! 18:31:55 Heh, heh 18:32:03 CygBot has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 18:32:17 heh: http://scriptingnews.userland.com/backissues/2002/01/16#l960481d83f9d686131bbbc781c2d6ff4 18:33:00 CygBot (~sbp@m233-mp1-cvx4c.pop.ntl.com) has joined #swhack 18:39:58 Blargh, Microsoft Works exports really inconsistent tab-delimited records. My RegExp had more conditions in it than a hair salon 18:40:08 Oh wait - that's *conditioners* 18:41:30 lol 18:42:14 David McCusker reveals more: 18:42:14 """ 18:42:15 Sometimes families don't amount to much. Ours certainly didn't. 18:42:15 Mine decided I could fend for myself at an early age, and so I did. 18:42:15 I probably deserved it, since I was an asshole. (Maybe I still am.) 18:42:16 However, I bristle at the idea that maybe I owe someone something. 18:42:17 I put myself through school without support, starving on the way. 18:42:19 """ - http://www.treedragon.com/ged/map/ti/newJan02.htm#14jan02-loving 18:42:52 Poor David McCusker. 18:44:01 Or "D McC" as I'm thinking of calling him. 18:44:01 thc has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 18:44:03 "David McCusker" is almost as long as "William Loughborough". 18:44:39 He calls himself Ged or DMc it seems. 18:44:49 neato: http://www.bvsystems.com/Products/WLAN/Locust/locust.htm 18:46:25 Wow: wonderfully weird 18:47:33 even weirder: http://www.lilbill.net/ [via Boing Boing] 18:55:44 lol. Rael imitating a user of speech recognition software in the cubicle next door: "Open this." "Save that." "Deer... No, Dear... No, not Beer... Bloody hell... NO... Erase, erase..."' 18:55:48 - http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/a/network/2002/01/15/edlist.html 18:56:42 hmz 18:56:46 you don't read #plex ? 18:56:54 i put it in #plex earlier 18:56:57 I did for a while but no one said anything. 18:57:16 Rael is a great storyteller. Especially in person. 18:57:19 Gotta run 18:57:29 $ u simpsons 18:57:30 .time 18:57:31 2002/01/16 18:59:09.14622 Universal 18:57:41 CygBot has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 18:57:44 sbp has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 18:59:57 well, i'm waiting for a reply from paul 19:03:21 tav, you should set up radio-xena that reads every weblog and greps for tav, aaron or plex 19:04:14 actually, i'm creating a notify product for maur, that should be pretty easy to extend into that 19:05:06 do you think winer would take it bafly if i created a radio-killer? 19:05:13 ^badly 19:05:24 no, he's big about competition 19:05:39 he likes it a lot, because it validates what he does. 19:05:50 number four referer: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=who%20discovered%20the%20radio&spell=1 19:06:32 wow, i'm number two for that. 19:06:35 swica 19:06:53 eh? 19:07:01 and here i was thinking it was tesla 19:07:22 i thought it was marconi 19:07:30 no, tesla 19:07:41 Hi tav 19:07:47 .google tesla radio invent 19:07:48 tesla radio invent: http://www.apc.net/bturner/tesla.htm 19:07:55 .google marconi radio invent 19:07:56 marconi radio invent: http://www.invent.org/book/book-text/71.html 19:08:05 marconi just used his british backed financers to reverse patents on poor tesla 19:09:12 "Sorry, your query could not be answered because the Plex is not currently in service." 19:09:34 ? heh 19:09:58 anyone know if there's a dtop, that's like top or ntop except tells me who's hitting the disk? 19:10:14 deltab query 19:10:25 i get sort of freaked out at the grinding noises. 19:10:56 .google ntop 19:10:57 ntop: http://www.ntop.org 19:11:14 hello tav 19:13:36 think different: http://www.ntop.org/makelove.gif 19:21:23 acc (~acc@h48n1fls20o1070.telia.com) has joined #swhack 19:25:27 Whee! It's really snowing this time. 19:25:38 AaronSw has changed the topic to: Winter wonderland has finally arrived. 19:27:54 acc has left #swhack 20:26:23 sbp (~sean@m761-mp1-cvx4c.pop.ntl.com) has joined #swhack 20:27:16 could someone put the plex-dev archives up? http://lists.plexdev.org/pipermail/plex-talk/ 20:27:26 .http://lists.plexdev.org/pipermail/plex-talk/ 20:27:27 404 Not Found Not Found The requested URL /pipermail/plex-talk/ was not found on this server. Apache/1.3.22 Server at lists.blazingfast.net Port 80 20:28:19 blargh, I should paste this into #plex 20:33:33 [and he does] 20:43:05 You should set up a FOAS list 20:43:06 i did, it's called logicerror.com 20:43:06 Pff, I still wouldn't make the grade - you'd leave me off just to spite me 20:43:06 heh 20:43:06 what@logicerror.com? 20:43:06 no, it's just a website for now 20:43:08 *** jilll has left the channel 20:43:10 might add email notifications someday 20:43:12 Ah. That's not quite a mailing list then 20:43:15 you missed the best bit:- 20:43:17 Pff, I'm not on either of the FOXX lists 20:43:17 FOXX? 20:43:17 Friends Of XX 20:43:29 * AaronSw was thinking simpsons pr0n for a sec... 20:43:36 Heh, heh 20:43:39 that'd be FOXXX 20:43:45 Heh, yeah 20:44:07 who said it needed to be a mailing list? 20:44:24 BenSw|watchingsimpsons has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 20:44:34 [we've done more damage] 20:44:37 No one, but that seems to be convention 20:44:55 well i wanted to show how much cooler the web can be than a mailing list 20:45:04 it's not much of a FO area if your F's can't contribute 20:45:11 damage: heh 20:45:42 sure they can using the (not-yet-implemented) comments feature 20:45:49 then i choose the best comments and add them to the page 20:45:53 same thing with incoming links 20:46:03 I planned a ton of blogspace features... 20:46:13 if only someone else would build it for me 20:46:13 Blargh@ NYI 20:46:21 want to implement it for me? 20:46:39 Have you ported it to Python yet? No, of course you haven't 20:46:45 no wait, don't you dare implement it! go work on your screwly little browser.py 20:46:50 [reverse psychology] 20:47:03 Yeah! browser.py is absolutely state-of-the-art. O.K., I will 20:47:20 brb 20:47:45 heh 20:52:19 * sbp tries to import/export address book entries into Outlook, but the damn file formats are incompatible... argh! 20:53:38 Outlook<-->??? 20:54:32 Microsoft Works => Outlook => Outlook, via. various weird hacks 20:54:44 Why Outlook to Outlook? 20:54:51 Don't ask :-) 20:54:58 too late 20:55:07 Heh, heh 20:55:29 Outlook on two different computers 20:56:50 lol! http://nat.org/camera/dsc03697-336x252-border.jpg 20:57:49 Aha! I did it. I had to export to VCard, but it worked 20:59:18 Microsoft Works => Tab separated =Python RegExp=> CSV => Outlook WAB => VCard => Outlook WAB 20:59:48 Man, that was wacky 21:00:22 Heh. gnat: "My hobbies include reading, collecting shellfish from the bay where I grew up, pornography, recreational drugs, and piracy. My favourite authors include Douglas Adams, Terry Pratchett, and P.J. O'Rourke. Yes, admitting to liking Terry Pratchett carries the same stigma as being a 14-year-old spotty boy named Nigel with no friends and a silly laugh, but I do not fear your taunts." 21:01:07 Heh, where's that from? 21:01:13 - http://www.frii.com/~gnat/ 21:01:20 gnat is an official W3 Person, BTW. 21:01:36 He loves Perl? 21:01:40 W3 Person? 21:02:14 And he plays the banjo. A banjo playing Perl programmer - he must be great at parties 21:02:16 yeah, he's on timbl's old list 21:02:23 cool 21:02:36 here's his marriage pics: http://www.funhouse.com/vegas/ 21:03:28 * sbp notes that his comment about banjo playing Perl programmers was in jest, especially as I'm learning Perl, and would quite like to learn a bit of banjo playing, although it couldn't tear me away from the guitar 21:03:35 there are only about 3 decent songs in the world that have a banjo on them 21:03:43 you're learning Perl?! 21:03:59 well, I read a tutorial, and I can do a bit 21:04:33 CygBot (~sbp@m761-mp1-cvx4c.pop.ntl.com) has joined #swhack 21:05:02 that's it! our relationship is OVER! 21:05:28 Mwahahahaha! Did it ever start? 21:05:37 Ooh, that reminds me of a Peanuts strip 21:06:33 8$ cat CygBot.py 21:06:34 please return all emails from me, unopened 21:06:36 > import socket 21:06:39 > import asyncore, asynchat, urllib, time 21:06:39 > 21:06:41 > MyChannel = '#swhack' 21:06:41 > Port = 6667 21:06:41 > 21:06:44 > SPC="\x20" 21:06:44 > [...] 21:06:59 hmm 21:07:01 awesome: awesome: http://snoopy.com/comics/peanuts/archive/images/peanuts20024374420116.gif 21:07:02 can I return emails without reading them? anyway, you should have a copy in your sent folder 21:07:31 you mean you've been tresspassing on my computer?! 21:07:39 perhaps 21:07:46 what are you gonna do about it, eh? 21:07:58 * sbp catches up on snoopy.com 21:08:31 Heh: "Write to me in care of the tower of london!" http://snoopy.com/comics/peanuts/archive/images/peanuts20365615020115.gif 21:09:11 Heh, just read that one 21:11:03 Heh, Snoopy has many occupations/hobbies 21:11:14 Dave Winer: "Welcome to the third installment of Going Crazy with Macros, the only tutorial service on the Internet that helps you lose your mind. Today we are going to invent a new Web Service called The XML Coffee Cup. Now if that isn't sheer lunacy, tell me what is!" 21:13:12 - http://scriptingnews.userland.com/backissues/2002/01/16#l2dda180429520a08d4b32d16c3f32cdf 21:13:41 BenSw|watchingsimpsons (~x@12-249-96-16.client.attbi.com) has joined #swhack 21:14:24 Hello 21:21:49 * sbp listens to SIBLY (live version) 21:21:53 Hi there Ben 21:22:12 I loved your "Spam, spam, spam" rendition this morning 21:22:50 Oh no someone actually reads the logs 21:25:35 sbp has quit (Killed (NickServ (Ghost: SeanP!~sean@m98-mp1-cvx4c.pop.ntl.com))) 21:25:52 sbp (~sean@m98-mp1-cvx4c.pop.ntl.com) has joined #swhack 21:26:29 Heh. 21:26:34 That was fun. 21:27:09 What? 21:28:25 Dave Winer: "I already admit to being funny farm material." 21:30:08 CygBot has quit (Killed (NickServ (Ghost: sbp!~sean@m98-mp1-cvx4c.pop.ntl.com))) 21:30:15 CygBot (~sbp@m98-mp1-cvx4c.pop.ntl.com) has joined #swhack 21:31:20 lol: http://www.thebrainstrust.co.uk/pretzel.php 21:32:41 heh, heh 21:32:54 Good advice 21:43:41 sbpcannotconnectandisfuckedfor (~sbp@m18-mp1-cvx4c.pop.ntl.com) has joined #swhack 21:43:43 CygBot has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 21:43:57 sbpcannotconnectandisfuckedfor has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 21:44:15 forsomereasonThisisCygBot (~sbp@m18-mp1-cvx4c.pop.ntl.com) has joined #swhack 21:44:36 forsomereasonThisisCygBot has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 21:44:39 communicationByNickIsQuiteFunn (~sbp@m18-mp1-cvx4c.pop.ntl.com) has joined #swhack 21:44:53 communicationByNickIsQuiteFunn has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 21:44:54 AaronSw is now known as youHaveGoneInsaneSBP 21:45:01 youHaveGoneInsaneSBP is now known as AaronSw 21:45:06 ArghIllReboot (~sbp@m18-mp1-cvx4c.pop.ntl.com) has joined #swhack 21:45:12 ArghIllReboot has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 21:49:32 StillNoJoy (~sbp@m11-mp1-cvx4c.pop.ntl.com) has joined #swhack 21:49:43 AaronSw is now known as whatsWrong 21:49:46 ? 21:49:49 O_o 21:49:58 StillNoJoy has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 21:50:04 whatsWrong is now known as AaronSw 21:50:12 IRCandHTTPisBroken (~sbp@m11-mp1-cvx4c.pop.ntl.com) has joined #swhack 21:50:23 IRCandHTTPisBroken has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 21:50:35 ButCygBotWorks (~sbp@m11-mp1-cvx4c.pop.ntl.com) has joined #swhack 21:51:01 ButCygBotWorks has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 21:52:16 SeanP (~Palmer@m11-mp1-cvx4c.pop.ntl.com) has joined #swhack 21:52:25 * SeanP is using irc on CygWin 21:52:34 For some reason, mIRC and IE have folded 21:52:48 IRC won't connect at all, and IE refuses to load Googl 21:52:50 Google 21:53:04 however, blogspace.com works, and so does IRC through CygWin 21:53:40 mIRC gives:  21:53:49 argh, can't paste into this fecking thing 21:53:56 help? 21:54:54 blargh (~sean@m11-mp1-cvx4c.pop.ntl.com) has joined #swhack 21:54:54 blargh has quit (Remote closed the connection) 21:55:11 Hmm... that was mIRC, but nothing worked 21:55:30 heh 21:55:45 Argh, and now Frasier's on. I'll shut the computer off and try again in an hour 21:55:50 heh! 21:55:51 this is bizarre 21:55:55 yeah, really 21:56:04 perhaps it's a frasier-reminder 21:56:06 sbp has quit (Killed (NickServ (Ghost: blargh!~sean@m11-mp1-cvx4c.pop.ntl.com))) 21:56:11 sbp (~sean@m11-mp1-cvx4c.pop.ntl.com) has joined #swhack 21:56:29 Hooray! 21:56:31 Right, gotta run. Man, that was really weird 21:56:51 c'ya 21:56:56 c'ya 22:16:08 SeanP has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 22:16:36 * AaronSw wanders off to have a snowball fight. 22:16:39 snow! snow! it's awesome 22:18:10 sbp has quit (Read error: 113 (No route to host)) 22:30:04 sbp (~sean@m954-mp1-cvx3b.pop.ntl.com) has joined #swhack 22:30:16 CygBot (~sbp@m954-mp1-cvx3b.pop.ntl.com) has joined #swhack 22:30:56 snow? great! 22:31:35 * sbp is back on mIRC, has no idea what happened before 22:36:33 thc (lambda@modem-2048.orangutan.dialup.pol.co.uk) has joined #swhack 22:37:35 Hi thc 22:38:24 hello (again) 22:38:34 Wow, Bert Jansch was only 19 when he recorded his first album 22:40:28 I feel I should know of him 22:41:37 Heh, heh, stereotypeorama: http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/sci/tech/newsid_1754000/1754818.stm 22:41:48 Bert Jansch: excellet folk guitarist 22:41:56 s/excellet/excellent/ 22:42:11 yes, I just glanced at a brief biography 22:42:16 """"A lot of women want permission to buy the cute version of something," said Ms France.""" 22:42:40 @ http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/sci/tech/newsid_1754000/1754818.stm 22:42:52 B: http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/sci/tech/newsid_1754000/1754818.stm from sbp 22:42:56 B:|Gadget makers target women 22:42:58 titled item B 22:43:35 B::Shield your sensibilities, it's stereoptype time. 22:43:37 chumpster has quit (Remote closed the connection) 22:43:49 oh, you big pile-o'-crap 22:44:08 chumpster (~chumpster@xcdfddb76.ip.ggn.net) has joined #swhack 22:44:56 ooh, I think it's broken 22:45:02 someone borked it! 22:45:05 B:: 22:45:27 sbp has changed the topic to: Someone borked the Weblog! 22:45:43 .http://blogspace.com/swhack/weblog/ 22:45:44 Swhack Weblog: Someone borked the Weblog!Swhack WeblogSomeone borked the Weblog! Last update: 2002-01-16 22:45 UTCNearby: RSS/RDF/XML versionArchives: 2001, 2002 posted by AaronSw at 2002-01-16 22:43 (permalink) Swhack? No, we're not here to give j00 c00l crackz. 'Swhack!' is the sound made when you hit someone with a clue-by-four, likely some l33t d00d. This is a weblog run by the Swhack 22:45:45 Cabal. Who are they? Let's just say There Is No Global RDF Conspiracy. Data: AaronSw, bernstein, blanu, bricklin, chris, danbri, doc, edd and his PANTS, glenn, jorn, kenm's PRTnews, McC, Morbus, rael, rdfig, sbp, tansaku, tav, Uncle Gravy, whump, wmf, Zooko. Metadata: Blogdex, Crit, Social Network (from Blogdex), Google Backlinks, Validator. Aaron Swartz and Sean B. PalmerRun by the Daily Chump bot 22:45:46 .. a very large amount of text. 22:48:24 "If it has to do with communication, if it has to do with instant messaging, wireless, anything like that, girls know all about it" 22:48:49 Aaron, fix the bot! 22:49:11 heh 22:49:15 my favourite bit: "The minute I hear a word like 'sub-woofer', you've lost me," she said. "I want as little information as possible to make an intelligence purchase." 22:49:33 an intelligence purchase? Are you buying for the millitary? 22:50:00 Oh! My god I didn't notice that 22:50:15 It's classy. I wanna chump it! Damn bot 22:50:36 I must be tired :) 22:50:43 * sbp plays Carole King, Up On The Roof 22:57:27 * sbp plays some Nina Simone 22:58:49 heh: """Sean just called. So I am happy. Yay. No, really, I know that sounded half-assed, but I am. Heh. So today was nice. I'm really getting into that "fuck that like a ... whore", ... being replaced with whatever I feel like.""" - http://www.fuh-q.com/laura/ 22:59:25 * sbp plays John Lee Hooker - Hobo Blues 23:00:17 man, that was fun 23:00:17 .htttp://rangersofdereth.dyndns.org/ 23:00:28 .htttp://rangersofdereth.dyndns.org/ 23:00:35 g 23:01:32 B:: 23:01:37 there's only two t's in HTTP 23:01:50 whoops 23:01:52 lol 23:01:56 wow, it's screwed. 23:01:57 .http://rangersofdereth.dyndns.org/ 23:01:58 The Rangers of Dereth - WintersEbb Current News Posted on Wed, January 16th 12:44 PM by ced: Van does it again! Grats to Van on winning the GSA in the recent Scavenger Hunt. A --HUGE-- Thankyou to Ugly Mofo and Alseyn T\'seif for organizing the event. Next Scavenger Hunt Prize will be a Diamond Shield. Posted on Sun, January 13th 12:22 PM by ced: Vanyel Kills Lady Aerfalle!!! The Rangers 23:02:00 first ever Aerlinthe Quest lead by ourselves. Myself, Elanor and Vanyel managed the whole trip and it was a blast! Posted on Mon, November 26th 7:20 AM by ced: Rescue Squad - Spaces open for players of ALL levels. Contact Hiute in game. He will take your name/Player type and level down. Questions, comments, death threats? - send them to Webmistress Stacy 23:02:15 Argh, debork it! 23:02:48 Homer: Baby on Board something something something 23:03:10 BLURB:Web Graffiti? 23:03:13 B: Web Graffiti? from AaronSw 23:03:25 you can't mess with it when it's broken. 23:03:27 B::I went to [download QuickTime|http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/] and I found some strange sidebars. 23:03:30 Homer: Baby on Board, something, something, Burt Ward 23:03:37 commented item B 23:03:46 chumpster has quit (Remote closed the connection) 23:04:04 Argh. You borked it again! 23:04:34 * sbp plays Billie Holliday - On The Sunny Side Of The Street 23:04:38 i did it on purpose this time 23:04:42 i'm fixing it, you borkers 23:04:43 s/Holliday/Holiday/ 23:04:49 Heh, heh 23:05:03 heh, love it: 23:05:07 23:05:07 2002-01-16 23:03 23:05:07 23:05:07 Someone borked the Weblog! 23:05:07 23:05:08 23:05:08 * BenSw|watchingsimpsons watches Homers Barbershop quartet 23:05:10 AaronSw 23:05:12 Web Graffiti? 23:05:14 I went to download QuickTime and I found some strange sidebars. 23:05:17 23:05:19 23:05:21 23:05:23 AaronSw 23:05:25 23:05:27 23:05:29 argh 23:05:30 i know what it is now, geez 23:05:31 wow, it didn't kick me for flooding. I'm impressed 23:06:27 anyone know the python time for 2002-01-16 03:12:05? 23:06:47 Wha? 23:06:51 "python time" being something like 1011221034.747875 23:07:10 No idea 23:07:22 .py pythontime('2002-01-16 03:12:05') 23:07:23 NameError: name 'pythontime' is not defined 23:07:31 heh, heh 23:08:24 Bart: you where idiots like the beatles and said that you were bigger than jesus 23:09:21 Number 8 *burp* Number 8 *burp* Number 8 *burp* Number 8 *burp* 23:09:58 heh, that bit kicks-ass 23:11:27 lol the Be-sharps album is like meet the beatles, on the front, and sgt peppers on the back 23:11:41 lol its a copy of the beatles 23:12:17 Have you not seen that one before? 23:12:24 actually no 23:12:36 seen most of them though 23:13:21 .unixtime 23:13:21 1011222921.92 23:13:43 .goggle be sharps 23:14:03 .google be sharps 23:14:04 be sharps: http://home.vicnet.net.au/~fitshop/welcome.html 23:14:16 ach im mispelling today 23:17:43 Ralph:Mrs. Hoover, I glued my head to my shoulder 23:18:31 Aaron? Have you fixed the bot? 23:18:36 almost 23:18:46 Cool 23:19:23 and back in Primitive Pattern Land... 23:19:36 .belikesbp 23:19:41 Hmm... I wonder what other uses of the Semantic Web there are? 23:19:44 ok, it's fixed. 23:19:58 chumpster will return in a moment, in a meantime... 23:19:59 thanks 23:20:09 make sure you don't repeat anything: http://blogspace.com/swhack/weblog/ 23:20:12 chumpster (~chumpster@xcdfddb76.ip.ggn.net) has joined #swhack 23:20:26 hmzigly?! 23:20:40 don't repeat anything? 23:20:48 how so? 23:21:02 B:: 23:21:02 blurb 23:21:03 Gadget makers target women 23:21:04 (sbp) Shield your sensibilities, it's stereoptype time. 23:21:08 like that. 23:21:57 .http://blogspace.com/swhack/weblog/ 23:21:59 2002-01-16 23:03 Someone borked the Weblog! 2002-01-16 22:42 http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/sci/tech/newsid_1754000/1754818.stm sbp Gadget makers target women Shield your sensibilities, it's stereoptype time. 2002-01-16 03:12 AaronSw Web Graffiti? I went to download QuickTime and I found some strange sidebars. Mac's Rule!, Smiley Face and Macs are cool. 23:22:03 odd 23:22:11 can you please stop that. 23:22:46 get xena to trim responses 23:22:56 to what? 23:23:09 B::"A lot of women want permission to buy the cute version of something," said Ms France." 23:23:10 commented item B 23:23:21 To a length that doesn't make you whinge 23:23:29 that's not possible 23:23:42 nice use of quotes :-) 23:23:44 B::My favourite bit: "The minute I hear a word like 'sub-woofer', you've lost me," she said. "I want as little information as possible to make an intelligence purchase." 23:23:45 commented item B 23:23:55 B::An intelligence purchase? Is she buying for the millitary? 23:23:59 commented item B 23:24:48 I wanted to point out that it's still broken - I get the version 23:24:55 i knew that. 23:25:09 you could have just said, instead of spewing 23:25:19 I like to spew 23:26:11 what's the point of having the .URI function? You may as well can it 23:26:42 it has its uses, you're just an abuser. 23:26:47 i should probably turn it off for you. 23:26:57 it's funny, because when I bring in bots that spew things all over the channel, they get banned 23:27:06 do so 23:27:06 well, you know why? 23:27:21 perhaps I can guess 23:27:30 go on 23:28:31 it's becaus you're a no good stinky smelly potato-spitting, spweing, spanking, frying, fronking, frinking, throwing, banging, breaking, borking, blogging, botanical, breaking, profanic, piece of podsnop! 23:28:47 * AaronSw bows. The curtain falls. 23:29:07 hooray, I've bought the word "borking" into regular circulation 23:29:19 .google borking 23:29:21 borking: http://www.prospect.org/print/V12/12/kennedy-r.html 23:29:44 .acronym atm 23:29:45 atm: Asynchronous Transfer Mode (broadband switching and transmission technology), Automated Teller Machine, Able Toast Master (now Advanced Toastmaster), Abstinence 'Till Marriage, Acetone Toluene Methanol, Addicted To Music, Adobe Type Manager, Advanced TEMPEST Microcomputer, Advanced Test Module, Advanced Testing Mode, Advanced Toastmaster (formerly Able Toastmaster), Advanced Traffic Mapping, 23:29:47 Advanced Trauma Management, Aerosol Trajectory Model, Air Target Materials, Air Targeting Mode (military radar), Air Traffic Management, Air Turbine Motor, Airborne Thematic Mapper, Aircrew Training Manual 23:29:53 WTG @ fronking 23:30:03 .acronym wtg 23:30:05 wtg: Way To Go, Wind Turbine Generator 23:30:52 ATM is usually either "At the moment" or "Automatic telling machine" depending on context 23:30:57 .acronym sw 23:30:59 sw: (USN Rating) Steelworker, Salt Water, Sand Wedge (Golf), Sea Watch/Water, Semantic Web, Server Wallet, Severe Weathering, Shareware, Shipboard Weapon, Short Wave, Short Wave (see HF), Shotgun Wedding, Sidewinder, Signals Warfare, Slepian-Wolf (source network), Small World, Social Worker, Socialist Worker, Socialist Worker's Party (also seen as SWP), Software 23:31:07 WTG == Wind Turbine Generator 23:31:15 deus_x has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 23:31:35 (shocke) no Aaron Swartz 23:31:54 s/shocke/shocked/ 23:32:21 that'd be AS 23:32:23 huh? 23:32:36 for Swartz 23:32:37 Ooh, what's Aaron's middle name? 23:32:42 nm 23:32:43 don't tell him! 23:32:48 nm 23:32:54 Mwahahaha! 23:33:08 I WONT TELL YOU MUAHAHAHAHA 23:33:23 I have no idea why I just said that 23:34:05 * sbp neither, but we have to behave now that Aaron is bearing down on us with his OP 23:34:35 Argh! 23:34:44 they do the dirty work 23:34:52 * BenSw|watchingsimpsons woders why is he oping his bots 23:35:02 * sbp too 23:35:09 danja: you look spookily like David Baddiel 23:35:12 lol 23:35:15 ouch2! 23:35:38 - #rdfig 23:35:48 pic of danja? 23:35:54 its hillel 23:36:04 what is? 23:36:33 oops, wrong channel 23:37:16 that comment deservers this: http://lookinside-images.amazon.com/Qffs+v35leq9SS0/6r+OjznKfgIqPLiK2XjSMN2zXl517YCu4/rwBtKGR03ERCKDvTLXcmBZwCg= 23:37:17 2nd from left on top row, right? 23:37:25 [...] 23:37:25 for the record : http://www.isacat.net/misc/images/danny1.gif 23:37:57 heh 23:40:16 Hey sbp whats the line about the impsons family? 23:44:32 .google "Impson family" site:snpp.com 23:44:33 "Impson family" site:snpp.com: http://www.snpp.com/episodes/3F20.html 23:45:04 $ lynx http://www.snpp.com/episodes/3F20.txt -dump | grep "Impson family" -A 2 23:45:21 > [end] 23:45:31 Pff 23:45:32 heh 23:45:42 $ lynx http://www.snpp.com/episodes/3F20.html -dump | grep "Impson family" -A 2 23:45:43 $ lynx http://www.snpp.com/episodes/3F20.txt -dump | grep -i "Impson family" -A 2 23:45:54 .txt doesn't exist 23:45:58 pff 23:46:21 > = There was no writing on the mailbox until Homer said "Impson family." 23:46:23 > {mar} 23:46:23 > 23:46:23 > [end] 23:46:25 Command "lynx http://www.snpp.com/episodes/3F20.txt -dump | grep -i "Impson family" -A 2" has been disabled 23:46:43 $ lynx http://rangersofdereth.dyndns.org 23:46:46 Hmm... that was a disappointment 23:46:51 Command "lynx http://rangersofdereth.dyndns.org" has been disabled 23:47:19 $ lynx http://rangersofdereth.dyndns.org 23:47:33 BenSw|watchingsimpsons, get a {life, browser} 23:47:51 Homer: Uh oh, looks like a spot of bother for the [leans forwards] "Impson" family 23:48:23 it's funny because he said "spot of bother" 23:48:35 ok, looks like the weblog is fixed 23:50:10 Good 23:50:14 Well done 23:50:38 except that the link doesn't work 23:50:51 hmm 23:51:13 can you fix that, or should I do B::[http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/sci/tech/newsid_1754000/1754818.stm|blargh] ? 23:51:20 i'll fix it in a sec 23:51:29 O.K. 23:51:49 chumpster has quit (Remote closed the connection) 23:53:12 ah, Homer actually says... 23:53:26 Homer: Heh, heh: looks like bad news for the "Impson" family 23:53:57 Spot of bother was my own idiomatization 23:54:43 Homer: I apologize for misleading you and urge 23:54:46 you to watch as many FOX shows as possible. 23:55:54 Hmm... they had the one where the dog gets ill, and the Bible stories one today 23:55:59 Homer: Down in front! 23:56:02 chumpster (~chumpster@xcdfddb76.ip.ggn.net) has joined #swhack 23:56:04 ooh, and 23:56:22 Homer: You don't know your sister's birthday? What kinda brother are you? 23:56:27 B:: 23:56:27 http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/sci/tech/newsid_1754000/1754818.stm 23:56:28 Gadget makers target women 23:56:29 (sbp) Shield your sensibilities, it's stereoptype time. 23:56:30 (sbp) "A lot of women want permission to buy the cute version of something," said Ms France." 23:56:31 (sbp) My favourite bit: "The minute I hear a word like 'sub-woofer', you've lost me," she said. "I want as little information as possible to make an intelligence purchase." 23:56:32 (sbp) An intelligence purchase? Is she buying for the millitary? 23:56:54 Thanks 23:57:09 thc has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 23:57:46 "I'm just a child of nature. I'm one of nature's childeren" 23:57:59 Good song - evolved into Jealous Guy 23:58:22 sbp has changed the topic to: Someone de-borked the Weblog!