00:01:23 looks like RR lost power 00:05:58 wmf: eventually they might even be right - if they keep saying it for the next 10 years ;) 00:12:55 yep 00:25:15 <[someone in #slashdot]> It seems like opn is slowly ripping itself apart 00:25:31 from wallops: Hi all. I think the next few days will be interesting. Expect to see something of a partition as various groups wander off. If you're more comfortable here, you should stay and things may chill out. If you're more comfortable with an alternative that presents itself, you should go there. 00:27:14 yep 00:27:41 wow, they've made a lilobot 00:29:29 lilobot? 00:30:20 yeah. as it said to you when you entered:- 00:30:21 Hello, AaronSw. How much will you be donating today? 00:30:42 aaronsw_ (~aaronsw@12-249-96-16.client.attbi.com) has joined #swhack 00:30:44 argh 00:30:56 wb... ish 00:31:44 * quasi is willing to donate a swift kick to lilos backside ;) 00:31:56 lilobot crashed my computer 00:32:06 actually, just my irc client 00:32:08 heh heh: open source, open wallets! 00:37:00 looks like Wired News has discovered ESR's "good porn, bad porn" theory 00:37:55 i can't wait to hear the pun headline 00:41:09 heh 00:41:16 donationbot [~donationb@166.70.121.30] has joined #infoanarchy 00:42:11 * Ash-w cracks up 00:44:34 aaronsw_ has quit ("BitchX: better than a penis enlargement!") 00:45:22 * AaronSw reads the lilobot response page 00:45:37 where's that? 00:46:02 lilobot response page? 00:46:16 in the source 00:46:50 oh, right 00:47:40 lilorsp.watashiwa 00:47:48 hahaha 00:48:53 lol! http://liloaid.ecce.co.uk/ 00:49:07 -m on #openprojects 00:49:15 yeah: cf. #liloaid 00:49:29 not very busy now, but people flocked there when #lilo went +m 00:49:52 ROTFL @ liloaid 00:50:11 lol 00:50:14 also: http://bosleys.org/~cory/lilo.txt 00:50:18 heh: "PhAnT0m256's winning entry, a kite featuring a Perl script to decrypt DVD motion picture content, was shot down by the US Air Force on orders of the MPAA." 00:50:27 and: http://ikari.devaluate.com/lilo.jpg 00:50:33 so many lilo parodies... 00:50:59 heh, Ash is going to get banned in #openprojects 00:51:41 yes! "Theo de Raadt (of OpenBSD) and Darren Reed (of IPFilter fame) have agreed to settle their differences in a charity cage fight! " 00:52:14 differences? 00:52:32 everyone has differences with Theo de Raadt 00:53:11 whoo! RMS charity concert! 00:53:16 i wonder where they got that photo 00:53:37 wow! http://cgi.ebay.com@195.92.253.3/~ben/lilo/ebay.html 00:53:53 "Bill Gates has vigorously denied all rumours that he is interested in cloning the Torvalds daughters to build an invincible army of OS developers, whilst IBM have pledged to try to buy the daughters and adopt them back to the free software community under a recognised open source license." 00:57:45 is there a .rl TLD? 00:59:04 then you could use http://u.rl/ as a shortening service 00:59:14 wmf: nope 00:59:35 heh 00:59:39 * Ash-w starts a .rl tld 00:59:57 * sbp starts a .ri one 01:00:14 who decided tonight is partition night? 01:00:21 no idea 01:00:27 no one's even sure what it means :-) 01:00:28 I think I came in in the middle of this 01:00:37 I don't think they're talking about drive partitions, put it that way... 01:16:36 Hm, I miss the old OPN. 01:17:07 well, these tensions aren't new 01:17:21 they've just exploded now because of the recent global notices 01:17:41 nothing is really changing in the channels that matter to us 01:17:41 I don't understand why the people who don't like the notices don't just turn them off. 01:17:52 well, then you might miss some important notices 01:17:57 like what? 01:17:58 the problem was that there was no distinction 01:18:13 well, global notices are global for a reason, I would suppose 01:18:27 So you're saying there's a lack of metadata? 01:18:40 Why doesn't someone just run a importantNotice bot you can subscribe to? 01:18:48 so I guess the lesson here is that starting an IRC network is not a good way to MAKE MONEY FAST 01:19:08 well, lilo himself suggested that he's put his requests for money out under a different nickname 01:19:22 and there would have been less of a problem, IMO, if that had been the case from the start 01:20:40 well, as you say, it doesn't really affect me so much. it's lilo's thing to throw away 01:21:28 yep 01:22:04 as long as there are enough servers to cope with the OPN traffic, and people to maintain those servers... 01:22:13 because I think it'd be very difficult for us to relocate 01:22:17 OPN is a good server 01:22:22 why would it be difficult? 01:22:43 well, I think that the channels we're on would all go to different places 01:22:48 which would be a strain on IRC clients 01:22:55 and some of them would probably just vanish 01:23:01 yeah, if that happened i'd have to write my own irc server that combined them 01:23:08 at the moment, I'm on like 15 OPN channels 01:23:22 what are they? 01:23:50 gac (~chatzilla@64.115.26.131) has joined #swhack 01:23:53 heh 01:31:58 AaronSw: how would you like to earn some good money? 01:32:16 doing what? 01:32:48 I am starting a non-profit corp doing website programming for the mentally ill 01:33:37 sbp is on channels: #Debian #slashdot #OpenProjects #swhack #semplesh #sbp #rdfig 01:33:39 people who needs to take depression medication and so on go to my website to learn about efffects of meds, read bulletin from others ' effects, and chat 01:34:21 :-) 01:34:24 then when enough people go there daily, I just ask Pfizer and Lilly if they want to advertise their meds on my site for fees 01:34:27 you missed some! 01:34:37 yeah... 01:34:40 want to help? 01:35:09 searching channels is slow 01:35:09 All you have to do is allow me to copycat your chicagoforce website and explain some aspects of it to me 01:35:43 it just uses the acs 01:36:05 and if you decide to accept my offer for you to be on board of directors, you'll get your pay once we attract advertisers to the site 01:36:28 and would sbp like to be on the board of directors too? 01:38:34 I'd rather test out +q :-) 01:40:07 oh, also #dotgnu 01:40:11 wow, there's a #thinksecret 01:41:27 wait does lilo = linus? 01:41:27 yes, he invented linux 01:41:39 oh, and #validator 01:43:23 and #disobey 01:45:07 hm, i'm feeling all nostalgic 01:45:11 bIPOlar (~bipolar@adsl-64-108-132-228.dsl.milwwi.ameritech.net) has joined #swhack 01:45:15 i better quit before it gets worse 01:45:17 ttyl 01:46:19 bIPOlar has left #swhack 01:48:23 c'ya Aaron 01:48:36 golbeck has left #swhack 01:48:42 heh, he was finding me all over the place 02:03:12 heh 02:03:18 lol 02:03:36 for the record: grrr.... *AaronSw* don't forget to mention irc.openprojects.net - it's very good 02:03:36 silly opnies 02:05:05 he got walloped. whoo! 02:12:47 * AaronSw invokes the wrath of lilo 02:12:47 oh well. cable modem is gone 02:15:39 Ash_ (~amathews@166.70.45.199) has joined #swhack 02:19:38 hm, guess the cable modem is back 02:20:48 huh? *** sbp`` (sbp@80.1.191.88) has joined the channel 02:20:54 sbp has quit (Remote closed the connection) 02:21:00 oh, is that your normal ip? 02:21:53 sbp (~sean@63.149.73.20) has joined #swhack 02:37:26 heh, what a headline: Life, The Universe, and Douglas Adams is COMPLETE!!!! 02:37:56 guess we can all die now 02:42:26 AaronSw has changed the topic to: Life, The Universe, and Douglas Adams is COMPLETE!!!! 02:42:31 AaronSw has changed the topic to: Life, The Universe, and Douglas Adams is COMPLETE!!!! Feel free to die. 02:45:44 .time 02:49:39 datum? 02:51:07 [05:50] 02:51:27 3:50 UTC, I believe 02:51:59 yeah, that fits my 5:50 am ;) 02:52:03 datum? 02:52:05 .time 02:52:05 Thu, 27 Jun 2002 03:53:08 GMT 02:52:08 odd 02:52:21 .time +1 02:52:21 Thu, 27 Jun 2002 04:53:23 +1 02:52:26 Hmm... 02:57:49 .time BST 02:57:49 Sorry, I don't know about time zone BST. 02:57:55 what's up with that? 02:58:04 btw, hope you don't mind datum 02:58:04 as long as .google is rescinded from the xena channels when the goddess resurfaces 02:58:17 heh 02:58:21 .time MET 02:58:21 Thu, 27 Jun 2002 04:59:23 MET 02:58:27 i thought i added BST back in 02:58:33 i guess i need to reboot 02:58:48 datum has quit (Remote closed the connection) 02:58:50 reboot for BST! 02:58:55 datum (~datum@63.149.73.20) has joined #swhack 02:58:59 .time bst 02:59:02 Thu, 27 Jun 2002 05:00:02 BST 02:59:13 cheers 02:59:20 .time CEST 02:59:20 Thu, 27 Jun 2002 06:00:23 CEST 02:59:28 CEST la vie 03:00:01 and not too far off from my local time 03:00:57 Gotta run 03:11:37 * AaronSw tries to correct the time but only throws it off more 03:16:06 wmf has quit ("BitchX: try our lowfat flavor too!") 03:35:33 ooh, GPGMail. i wonder if i should sign all my messages now 03:47:16 wow, there are cypherpunk meetings in austin, seattle and boston 03:48:36 heh: "the Public is invitedand encouraged to attend, including John Ashcroft's new choral group, smallgroups of FBI agents or even the RIAA's lawyers." 05:01:29 the unemployed programmer had a problem. "I know", said the programmer, 05:01:29 "I'll just learn perl." the unemployed programmer now had two problems. 05:01:34 - http://www.underlevel.net/jordan/erik-perl.txt 05:04:30 @ http://www.underlevel.net/jordan/erik-perl.txt 05:04:59 A: http://www.underlevel.net/jordan/erik-perl.txt from AaronSw 05:05:20 A:|This Is Your Brain On Perl 05:05:21 titled item A 05:05:32 A:from Erik Naggum 05:10:50 bip0lar__ has quit (Remote closed the connection) 05:16:31 Oh! 05:16:33 I love Erik. 05:16:35 He is the best. 05:17:12 This is a great perl rant. 05:25:20 it is 05:25:53 I bet jeffk is a perl programmer. 05:26:04 * AaronSw -> sleep 06:01:51 tansaku_xz (~sam@mtl13gw.mtl.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp) has joined #swhack 08:36:12 tansaku_xz has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 08:40:43 Seth has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 09:26:16 kensaku (sam@210.128.190.140) has joined #swhack 09:34:38 datum has quit (bear.openprojects.net irc.openprojects.net) 09:34:38 sbp has quit (bear.openprojects.net irc.openprojects.net) 09:34:38 eikeon has quit (bear.openprojects.net irc.openprojects.net) 09:34:38 Ash-w has quit (bear.openprojects.net irc.openprojects.net) 09:34:38 Ash_ has quit (bear.openprojects.net irc.openprojects.net) 09:34:38 BenSw has quit (bear.openprojects.net irc.openprojects.net) 09:34:38 AaronSw has quit (bear.openprojects.net irc.openprojects.net) 09:34:38 loggy has quit (bear.openprojects.net irc.openprojects.net) 09:34:38 chumpy has quit (bear.openprojects.net irc.openprojects.net) 09:36:28 datum (~datum@63.149.73.20) has joined #swhack 09:36:28 sbp (~sean@63.149.73.20) has joined #swhack 09:36:28 Ash_ (~amathews@166.70.45.199) has joined #swhack 09:36:28 eikeon (~eikeon@jungle.ne.client2.attbi.com) has joined #swhack 09:36:28 Ash-w (~aaron@166.70.121.30) has joined #swhack 09:36:28 BenSw (~yoda@12-249-96-16.client.attbi.com) has joined #swhack 09:36:28 AaronSw (~aaronsw@63.149.73.20) has joined #swhack 09:36:28 loggy (~swhack-lo@63.149.73.20) has joined #swhack 09:36:28 chumpy (nobody@xd84b5c5a.ip.ggn.net) has joined #swhack 10:00:49 [GlobalNotice] Hi all. We're going to need to do a quick rehubbing of a main rotation server. Lots of noise; please bear with us. 10:02:24 chumpy has quit (bear.openprojects.net irc.openprojects.net) 10:02:24 loggy has quit (bear.openprojects.net irc.openprojects.net) 10:02:24 Ash-w has quit (bear.openprojects.net irc.openprojects.net) 10:02:24 Ash_ has quit (bear.openprojects.net irc.openprojects.net) 10:02:24 eikeon has quit (bear.openprojects.net irc.openprojects.net) 10:02:24 BenSw has quit (bear.openprojects.net irc.openprojects.net) 10:02:24 sbp has quit (bear.openprojects.net irc.openprojects.net) 10:02:24 AaronSw has quit (bear.openprojects.net irc.openprojects.net) 10:02:24 datum has quit (bear.openprojects.net irc.openprojects.net) 10:03:00 datum (~datum@63.149.73.20) has joined #swhack 10:03:00 sbp (~sean@63.149.73.20) has joined #swhack 10:03:00 Ash_ (~amathews@166.70.45.199) has joined #swhack 10:03:00 eikeon (~eikeon@jungle.ne.client2.attbi.com) has joined #swhack 10:03:00 Ash-w (~aaron@166.70.121.30) has joined #swhack 10:03:00 BenSw (~yoda@12-249-96-16.client.attbi.com) has joined #swhack 10:03:00 AaronSw (~aaronsw@63.149.73.20) has joined #swhack 10:03:00 loggy (~swhack-lo@63.149.73.20) has joined #swhack 10:03:00 chumpy (nobody@xd84b5c5a.ip.ggn.net) has joined #swhack 10:03:19 * sbp waves 10:07:27 I should voice Ash 10:07:29 ASHBOT 10:36:08 kensaku has quit ("http://www.neurogrid.net or nothing at all") 10:36:08 eikeon has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 10:53:41 pixel (~pixel@ns.bhsi.com) has joined #swhack 11:02:59 wow! 11:03:02 @ http://www.rendell.uk.co/gol/turing_js_r.gif 11:03:07 B: http://www.rendell.uk.co/gol/turing_js_r.gif from sbp 11:03:27 B:|Code for "a Turing Machine implemented in Conway's Game Life" 11:03:37 titled item B 11:03:39 B::also: [http://www.rendell.uk.co/gol/tm.htm|the homepage] 11:03:40 commented item B 11:03:47 B::by Paul Rendell 11:03:48 commented item B 11:08:24 Gotta run 11:25:00 gac has quit ("ChatZilla 0.8.8 [Mozilla rv:1.1a/20020611]") 11:51:42 Morbus (~morbus@morbus.totalnetnh.net) has joined #swhack 11:58:23 bip0lar_ (~bipolar@adsl-64-108-132-228.dsl.milwwi.ameritech.net) has joined #swhack 11:58:58 Morbus has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 12:01:00 Morbus (~morbus@morbus.totalnetnh.net) has joined #swhack 12:03:36 bip0lar_ has left #swhack 12:04:44 bIpolar (~bipolar@adsl-64-108-132-228.dsl.milwwi.ameritech.net) has joined #swhack 12:04:57 bIpolar has left #swhack 12:09:34 bip0lar_ (~bipolar@adsl-64-108-132-228.dsl.milwwi.ameritech.net) has joined #swhack 12:10:49 bip0lar__ (~bipolar@adsl-64-108-132-228.dsl.milwwi.ameritech.net) has joined #swhack 12:11:15 bip0lar__ has quit (Client Quit) 12:16:00 bip0lar__ (~bipolar@adsl-64-108-132-228.dsl.milwwi.ameritech.net) has joined #swhack 12:16:06 bip0lar__ has left #swhack 12:32:00 uhhhh. 12:32:07 Aaron. Have you tested your blog under Mozilla? 12:32:28 all of your rightcolumn grey div's are page wide. 12:55:11 Seth (~seth@12-230-243-179.client.attbi.com) has joined #swhack 13:25:51 if i go ... where does the server get the actual file ? 13:26:27 normally, there's a "browse" button. 13:26:37 and the user clicks that, the OS pops up a box, and the browser uploads from that location. 13:27:06 yeah i know .. but on the server end, where is the contents of the file ? 13:27:23 whereever the script puts it. 13:27:33 the script has to specifically support file uploads. 13:27:35 its not magical. 13:27:42 that is if the user actually clicks on browse, selects the file, and then clicks upload 13:27:57 well, even if the user did that, the script would still have to know what to do with itl 13:28:41 what script .. i aint got no script .. only a home grown server and a browser .. in the server code, where is the file contents stored ? 13:30:06 heh, its not. 13:30:09 straight out. 13:30:18 if you aint got a script, your form won't work. 13:30:28 if you got a script but it doesn't support file uploads, your upload won't work. 13:30:37 if you got a script and it supports file uploads, only the script knows where it goes. 13:30:42 forms have nothing to do with the server. 13:31:31 ok .. let me ask this differently ... the script is presented with a file path and now how does it upload from the client's hard disk ? 13:31:55 the script doesn't. 13:31:58 the browser uploads to the script. 13:32:37 fine .. so the browser uploads the script .. where in the script does the data reside ? 13:33:05 i means uploads to the script 13:33:05 it doesnt' reside in the script. it resides in the http headers that are sent to the script with a POST. 13:33:14 which are easily used with the CGI.pm module, if this is perl. 13:33:34 ok, now were getting somewhere .... what header contains the data from the file? 13:33:55 hold on. i don't remember. 13:35:12 and would you know how i retrieve that data using the standard python library ? 13:35:24 nope, i know no python. 13:35:30 but there's gotta be a standard cgi library for python. 13:35:32 that'd be odd. 13:35:40 ask AaronSw or sbp on that one. 13:35:42 lameasscgilib.download 13:36:21 you may want to look at http://www.arq.net/~chogg/httpupload.htm 13:36:43 and http://starship.python.net/crew/jbauer/cgiupload/ 13:37:17 actually im not using cgi .. just my own server .. but thanks, i think i can get it form here 13:40:12 uh, well, if you're doing something with forms, you're using cgi. 13:40:24 nope i aint 13:40:27 cgi isn't "internet" based - its an interface. 13:40:31 so, you're not using forms. 13:40:37 an is part of a form. 13:41:11 i wrote my own server that dont shell out to a cgi script .. its all just done in the server 13:42:28 ash, there aint no cgilib.download, lameass 13:50:40 ah 13:57:15 deltab (~deltab@usr503-bh2.blueyonder.co.uk) has joined #swhack 13:58:49 * Seth waves to deltab .. got a moment to help me with file uploads ? 13:59:06 wb deltab 14:04:42 deltab, im trying to put a button an a page that will upload from the client's local drive into sailorServer ... 14:04:54 how do i get the data from the file? 14:04:59 if i go ... where does the server get the actual file ? 14:05:29 * Morbus chuckles. 14:05:30 it's sent in the request body 14:05:32 here we go again. 14:05:38 :) 14:05:46 Morbus: hmm? 14:05:57 ne'ermind. 14:07:19 Seth: in the form, use enctype="multipart/form-data" 14:07:56 latest version of server is at http://robustai.net/sailor/sailorServer.py 14:08:25 yeah i got that ... now im in the server trying to get the data 14:11:05 html file is at http://robustai.net/sailor/introApi.html 14:11:36 the cgi module has code to parse the form data 14:12:12 it's not cgi. 14:12:13 14:12:14 when you say form data .. do you mean the ?nave=valeu&name=value 14:12:35 morbus, he knows that .. he wrote the server initially 14:12:47 loefgren (1000@h239n2fls33o954.telia.com) has joined #swhack 14:12:49 ah. 14:13:16 heh 14:13:22 lol... after all that ssh mess, it turns out it wasn't vulnerable 14:13:27 * sbp wonders about a befunge interpreter in Conway 14:13:55 Seth: not in this case - files can't be sent in the URL 14:13:56 im looking at cgilb.py ...but dont know what to do 14:14:23 morbus said it was in a header somewhere .. how do i get the data out ? 14:15:15 what's in a header? 14:15:40 the data from the file when the client clicks upload 14:16:01 no, that goes in the body of the request 14:16:39 remember that files could be many megabytes long 14:16:50 oh .. well how do i get that data in the server? 14:18:35 it looks like you create a cgi.FieldStorage using the input from the connection 14:19:30 havent got the faintest idea how to do that 14:20:20 maybe you guys can take this to #http... 14:20:41 yessss! 14:20:43 that's right. 14:20:43 aaron, what's wrong with right here? 14:20:47 AaronSw's doling out the channels. 14:21:09 because two people are only interested in it, and neither are AaronSw, so thus, get the frel out. 14:21:25 http://python.org/doc/lib/node295.html has some example code, though because your program isn't called through CGI it'll have to supply some things instead of relying on the defaults 14:22:03 thanks, deltab 14:22:26 on the other hand, you could take it to #disobey. 14:22:29 where nothing is off-topic. 14:22:35 aaron ... i though this was a general semantic web hacking forum ... if it aint, then ill go away :( 14:22:49 yes, but you're not talking about semanticism. 14:22:59 you're tlaking about implemnting a base feature in an attempt at semenaticism. 14:23:01 morbus, yes i am. 14:23:02 actually, it's not a semantic web hacking forum 14:23:05 it's a fine line that only Aaron knows about. 14:23:24 swhack is the sound that's going to be made when i hit Morbus in a few seconds. 14:23:27 heh, heh. 14:23:47 * Morbus fists AaronSw on the chin. 14:23:50 that's me boy! 14:23:55 well fine, then fuck #swhack ! 14:24:07 Seth: most #swhack refugees have moved to #disobey. 14:24:08 14:24:13 heh 14:24:29 hey, who cares, it's partition night 14:27:11 aaron, actually i am looking for a forum where i can discuss sailor and sailorServers and get hacking help with them ... i obviously could make a #sailor forum, but i think fragmenting is to scatter to the wind ... obvisulsy you are acting like this is hyour own private form .. well too bad, i just lost interest in it. 14:27:25 cool 14:27:29 Seth has left #swhack 14:27:41 hm, maybe that was the wrong response 14:27:48 heh, heh. 14:27:52 i have to agree, AaronSw. 14:27:56 but you already know that. 14:28:10 I wanted to be positive... 14:28:11 its your place, but yer getting draconian. 14:28:34 * AaronSw handcuffs Morbus and drags him to the torture chamber 14:28:40 woot! 14:31:25 so, now what? 14:31:43 i guess he starts whipping me. 14:31:54 * Morbus looks innocently at Aar... his mastah. 14:32:02 now we wait for someone to finish implementing the torture chamber 14:32:08 RSN... in my copious free time 14:33:35 * AaronSw lets morbus go free 14:33:50 well, that was uneventful. 14:34:17 except for Seth leaving 14:34:32 yeah, he's in #disobey now. 14:34:47 heh. he's dissing me in #dis 14:34:54 obey 14:35:15 * deltab sighs 14:35:42 What's wrong, deltab? 14:36:02 there's only a limited number of channels I can join 14:36:14 oh 14:36:38 i'd totally forgotten about that. hmmm 14:36:52 deltab: why? 14:37:04 maybe swhack should be named swhuck 14:37:05 there's a server-imposed limit 14:37:12 really? how many? 14:37:21 20 or so 14:37:38 wow. that sucks. 14:38:31 but you can start up another bitchx connection in the same process, right? 14:38:51 I tried once, and lost all the channels I was on 14:38:55 ugh 14:39:36 bwhahaha 'emerge technology' 14:39:36 * thelsdj goes back to sleep 14:39:36 besides, connections have to have different nicks 14:40:26 heh, wha'd I miss? 14:40:31 heh, a lot 14:40:35 yeah./ 14:41:18 maybe you can ask in #OpenProjects about it 14:49:11 i think i'm going to move to moveable type, i haven't blogged for over a week and its because i don't feel like loading up vmware just to get radio running heh 14:49:22 heh! 14:50:02 loefgren has left #swhack 14:50:30 but now that i have amphetadesk for my aggregator theres no need for radio :) 14:50:52 yeah, mt + amphy is a killer 14:52:41 hmmm trackback 14:54:18 hmm i knew i should have made my weblog url be http://ipwebdev.com/weblog/ and not /radio/ now that i'm gonna change it makes no sense to keep it /radio/ 14:55:26 i guess i'll just change it to /weblog/ now and ln -s my rss file 14:58:27 AaronSw: someone said they were gonna work on a MT/XMLRPC bridge with Ampheta, but i havent' seen anything. 15:00:22 AaronSw: do you use an aggregator? 15:00:35 no 15:04:01 can someone invite me to a channel? 15:04:07 (that i'm not in) 15:04:46 lol: *** #sendmail: You need to be a channel operator to do that 15:05:10 heh, gotta block morbus' friends 15:05:24 gotta block? huh? 15:05:31 tx 15:05:33 np 15:05:41 oh right. 15:05:51 they don't want you inviting your riffraff friends 15:06:07 that happened in every chan i tried where i was non-ip though 15:06:17 hm, those chans should be +g 15:08:33 heh! http://www.blackbeltjones.com/warchalking/archives/000255.html#000255 15:10:33 heh, heh. 15:11:10 An error occurred while loading data: 15:11:10 ./mt.cfg:17: variable 'Database' not defined 15:11:14 * thelsdj smacks mt 15:11:31 heh! 15:11:40 thelsdj: you should write something to hook Ampheta into MT. 15:11:55 thats if i can get MT to run 15:12:11 this is a brand new install? 15:12:18 but the docs on setting it up for mysql and how it actually works seems to be borked 15:12:19 yea 15:12:34 ah. 15:12:42 i've only dealth with the flatfiles. i won't move to mysql. 15:14:25 * thelsdj switches over to berkley db 15:15:17 whoa, new movable type! 15:15:46 well, duh. 15:15:49 * Morbus yawns. 15:15:56 wake up, AaronSw, shit. 15:16:05 i still haven't; checked the changelog. 15:16:11 but it should have a patch from me in it too. 15:17:09 argh. 15:17:12 changelog doesn't show it. 15:17:12 grea.t 15:17:18 i forgot what the frel i did. 15:17:22 so i can't upgrade. 15:17:29 it was something importnat though. poo. 15:17:32 where's my diff! 15:17:41 * Morbus runs off muttering to hisself. 15:19:37 mt is such a pain to upgrade 15:20:56 how would you make it easier? 15:22:08 have a script i can run 15:22:13 ./upgrade 15:22:53 that makes sense for you, but not for users who don't have shell access. 15:23:26 users w/o shell access can give a ftp:// uri to the script instead of a directory 15:24:25 you mean, something like mt-upgrade.cgi?path_to_mt_install_folder=/cgi-bin/mt/? 15:25:25 " A year later, in January 2002, Radio UserLand 8.0 shipped, and news aggregation became a mainstream application." 15:25:25 no 15:25:28 aah. gotta love it. 15:25:39 where's that from? 15:25:45 http://radio.userland.com/whatIsANewsAggregator 15:25:54 which should be named "whatRadioConsidersAnAggregator" 15:26:12 " we released Radio UserLand 7.0 which was the first software to bring XML-based aggregation to the desktop." 15:26:16 i mean, that's blatantly not true. 15:26:22 since Jeff's Headline Viewer was out far before that. 15:26:31 called Carmen's before hand. 15:27:29 doesn't count 15:27:32 no mac support 15:27:43 pff, then Radio doesn't count. no linux support. 15:27:49 only ampheta counts. suck my tittie 15:28:06 linux is a niche market 15:28:41 heh: "Developed by the husband/wife team of Benjamin Trott and Mena G. Trott, Movable Type is a testament of the power of independent software." 15:29:11 macs could be considered a niche market as well. 15:29:15 compared to win usage. 15:29:15 nah 15:29:25 windows is only like 5% of the market 15:29:36 http://rss.blogspace.com/blogify?url=http%3A%2F%2Fdr_bob.blogspot.com%2F&public=1 15:29:53 since like 90% of windows users are stupid, they're not part of the market 15:29:57 heh, heh! 15:30:28 "applications? don't all of those come with the computer?" 15:32:11 can you check that error message on that url, AaronSw? 15:32:21 er, nevermind. its gone now. 15:33:59 cool 15:34:07 now i don't have to fix anything 15:34:09 now it's Server Busy. 15:34:11 heh, heh. 15:34:18 now, it won't even respond. heh. 15:34:35 heh, stop breaking the server 15:34:47 poke, poke 15:37:15 I can't find my TrackBack listing template 15:37:15 i wonder if my upgrade screwed up 15:37:15 aaargh 15:37:19 airport died again 15:44:19 ooh, sending people to competitors 15:44:46 do you think people would mind if i just shut all the rss feeds down? 15:45:18 heh 15:49:09 is there an easy way in MT to create a link in the excerpt to the extended text? 15:49:24 GabeW (~chatzilla@12-236-104-95.client.attbi.com) has joined #swhack 15:55:51 you can add it to your rss template 15:56:58 pixel has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 15:57:06 ah hm can you paste example? 15:58:25 if you're using rss 1.0, you can just include the full text of the entry 15:59:17 bitsko (~KenMacLeo@66.187.196.132) has joined #swhack 15:59:29 Swhack! 15:59:39 bitsko! 15:59:52 Anyone here going to OSCON? 16:01:00 not me :( 16:01:19 they probably don't want me back after the Orchard fiasco :-/ 16:01:29 oh? 16:01:43 orchard fiasco? 16:01:51 spill! splill! 16:04:03 oh, nothing major. Orchard was full-steam-ahead up thru the time for paper submissions, then my job shifted, O'Reilly offered to pick up the travel, but I couldn't make it, Matt Sergeant did one of the presentations, then I had no time to work on it, then Matt, Kip, and Robin (Perl XML guys) couldn't wait and went a slightly different direction, and now Orchard is just a fond memory of a good set of ideas just wasting away 16:05:28 Every failed/stalled project should have a post-mortem, where you offer to other projects, "if there were a handful of major ideas that came out of this, here they are and here's the place in the source where it does it..." 16:06:25 AaronSw: edit the tempate of rss 1.0 to include full text or paste full text into excerpt? 16:07:23 edit the template 16:07:39 bitsko, yeah... 16:11:34 for Orchard, it was the namespaced-attributes, the "easy C extension language for scripting languages (with GC and dynamic typing)", and the RESTful, data-focus of the libraries (vs. API-focused) 16:12:08 MOC could be pulled out of Orchard and applied directly to Perl, Py, Ruby. 16:13:16 did i tell you i'm learning cocoa now? 16:13:28 autorelease pools are like all the downsides of gc with no benefits 16:14:00 that's not GC, that reference counting. reference counting sucks. 16:14:27 or if that's what you meant, ya. all the worst of GC and no benefits 16:14:54 good thing on learning Cocoa, tho! Cocoa rocks! 16:15:07 yeah, refcounting gc... python uses that, no? 16:15:12 Cocoa does rock 16:15:39 there's no question that Cocoa is still light-years ahead of most near any framework on the market, and it's been virtually unchanged for a decade 16:15:50 AaronSw: yes 16:16:22 Py used to do refcounting internally, so it was a bitch to deal with in C (tho far, far better than Perl), but now it's fully GC (since 2.1 or 2.2) 16:16:55 actually, I shouldn't say it was a bitch. it was probably a little better than autorelease pools ;) 16:17:45 i just wish obj-c was python so i didn't have to deal with all that idiocy 16:19:41 I wish the folks at Apple (and a few vocal non-Apple folks) would just friggin *get it*. 16:20:14 it's impossible to even broach the subject with them (no thanks, unfortunately, to the vocal GC contingent, either) 16:21:04 gc contingent? 16:21:19 as I understand it though, the GCC folks are quite happy to do it both ways in GnuStep, so it's likely that sooner or later it'll prove itself and the RC folks will deal 16:21:51 * Morbus returns. 16:21:53 bitsko! hey. 16:21:58 David Stes and a few of the GnuStep/GCC folks, David Stes mostly. he's the author of Portable Object Compiler (POC), Yet Another ObjC compiler 16:22:13 but POC is fully GC 16:22:31 it also has far faster method dispatching, that Apple won't consider either 16:22:59 AaronSw: you mentioned somewhere recently about mirroring content. have you had more thoughts on that? 16:23:08 the problem with Stes, tho, is that he's got his own set of sacred cows, among them is a hatred for things like categories and protocols 16:23:21 Morbus, yes 16:23:31 are they written up somewhere? 16:23:35 interfaces, that's another thing that drives me crazy. 16:23:48 Morbus, not really 16:24:09 Protocols, you mean? or are they calling them interfaces now to appeal to the Java folks? 16:25:17 redmonk (~steve@ip68-2-102-26.ph.ph.cox.net) has joined #swhack 16:26:06 yo yo yo 16:26:21 i mean having to redefine everything in a .h file 16:26:33 i guess that's a C thing 16:26:36 yo redmonk 16:26:40 oh, ya. 16:27:07 I think POC also does away with .h files. they're not really necessary in a dynamic language 16:27:22 hi aaronsw 16:27:23 MOC sure as heck doesn't use them! :) 16:27:45 re. content mirroring: wikis 16:28:34 bitsko: how do you figure? 16:28:37 how can you automate that? 16:28:40 like an ftp mirror? 16:28:59 what do you want to mirror, morb? 16:29:27 most of the P2P protocols (incl. NNTP) would mirror wikis just fine 16:29:48 pixel (~pixel@ns.bhsi.com) has joined #swhack 16:29:50 speaking of which, I need to set up a backup routine for our intranet wiki 16:30:07 AaronSw: i have nothing in mind. 16:30:10 I think there's been a lot of progress recently on inter-wiki formatting, too 16:30:17 but they'd be arbitraty collections of documents and images, mostly. 16:30:44 bwahaha: http://radio.weblogs.com/0104033/stories/2002/04/15/freeSpamFilteringForMacosX.html 16:30:53 aloalo (tmhlu@203.41.55.149) has joined #swhack 16:31:07 unison seems awesome for that kind of thing 16:33:00 * thelsdj kicks mt templates 16:33:15 bwahahaha 16:33:20 let me know if you want me to send you some mt templates 16:33:23 [[[ 16:33:23 BTW, my community-gifted iPod just arrived. Thanks. It's amazing that the weblog world can become something so material and so generous. 16:33:32 and guys and gals, this is for people who use Macs. I'm not one of those people. I use Windows. I have a Mac, but I've never even turned it on. Uhhh. It's the thought that counts I'm sure. 16:33:33 ]]] 16:33:38 in other words: a typical "fuck you" from dave winer 16:33:39 AaronSw: i wouldn't mind a good rss template 16:34:03 email? 16:34:04 yup 16:34:22 [off] adam at ipwebdev.com 16:34:39 * thelsdj already regrets the $20 he donated for that 16:35:01 [off] you *donated*? 16:35:03 [off] wow. 16:35:13 [off] i thought about it for a second. 16:35:39 [off] that was the same week k5 was asking for money and my bank account was at an all time high and i just went a lil far with donations hah 16:35:52 I can't believe that. what a dick. 16:35:54 [off] heh, heh. 16:35:59 yeah, wicked bad. 16:36:00 jesus./ 16:36:09 the reason they got it for him was he had been talking about it weeks ago and saying how cool it would be. 16:36:29 [off] ack. i always forget the off. 16:36:39 [off] that's alright. be a man. 16:36:59 [[[ 16:37:00 This product emobdies everything I hate about Apple. You may not like me for that but the wtf, life's to short to beat around the bush. And I'll keep an open mind. 16:37:01 ]]] 16:37:03 uh huh 16:37:06 open my ass 16:37:15 is that from an earlier comment of his? 16:37:51 http://scriptingnews.userland.com/backissues/2002/06/27#When:10:30:28AM 16:37:54 this am 16:37:58 about the ipod! 16:38:00 asshole 16:38:16 oh shit, i didn't read further. 16:38:19 saw "sony laptop" and moved on. 16:38:20 fucker. 16:38:53 * thelsdj rewrites his 'moving to movable type' post so it bashes radio a bit more 16:39:35 [off] you know, he sounds REAL uptight. I think he needs a cigarette. 16:39:53 [off] heehee 16:40:21 [off] it's currently being updated. take snapshots ;) 16:40:49 heh, heh. 16:40:53 [off] maybe we should have bought him a few cartons for those heavy urges? 16:41:00 [off] how can you tell it's being updated, bitsko? 16:41:59 [off] reloading. when I first read it, it didn't say "And I'll keep an open mind", and it did say "I hate Apple." instead of "I hate Apple's attitude." 16:42:37 [off] ah. 16:42:39 [off] it's rather typical of how he writes off-the-cuff about Unix/Linux/OpenSource and then softens it up later 16:42:53 [off] i have screenshot heh 16:43:02 [off] thelsdj: where's your moving to mt post? 16:43:21 i tweaked ampheta this morning to handle his coffee cup icons. 16:43:29 it won't be published in code, but the instructions are available 16:43:39 i sent him a copy of the email. you know. community, and all. 16:43:40 16:44:11 [off] http://www.ipwebdev.com/weblog/archives/000001.php haven't edited it yet 16:44:16 eikeon (~eikeon@jungle.ne.client2.attbi.com) has joined #swhack 16:44:23 thelsdj: what sorta stuff is in your sub.opml list? i'm about to subscribe to it 16:45:04 "The real question now is, can I connect AmphetaDesk and Moveable Type? I think I'll go at that this weekend" 16:45:05 I think Jeff Bone just volunteered to host the RSS modules synopsis directory :) 16:45:06 OOOH 16:45:15 s/Bone/Barr/ 16:45:34 thelsdj: you can probably do it by constructing XML-RPC queries with SOAP::Lite 16:45:35 Morbus: scary stuff 16:45:46 SOAP::Lite can be installed in the lib/ directory of amphetadesk and then transparently used within the templates. 16:46:41 [off] the whole hate apple thing is gone now 16:47:51 [off] he should learn not to post things live unless he really wants it live. 16:48:05 figures. 16:48:48 I was about to publicly flog Dave for gross ingratitude, when he edited Scripting News. 16:48:57 I hate that. 16:49:12 [off] i've archived most of the versions 16:49:12 AaronSw has left #swhack 16:49:19 [off] heh, heh. 16:49:25 who the fuck would donate money so dave can have an ipod 16:49:32 AaronSw (~aaronsw@63.149.73.20) has joined #swhack 16:49:34 THEY SHOULD BE GIVING THE MONEY TO LILO 16:49:35 hell, maybe i should take up smoking. 16:49:37 duh 16:49:54 then i can have some money sent to me. 16:50:26 Dave like s ot get his point acroos to millions, but not have it archived for posterity 16:50:26 [off] he still has the whole part about him not using macs, and the "uhhh it's the thought that counts" part. he's leaving the whole lack of appreciation part in there. 16:50:34 heh 16:50:35 good point, ash 16:50:45 nah, everyone wants morbus to die 16:50:55 oops, that was supposed to be off-log 16:50:58 i mean not said! not said! 16:51:12 can we donate to that? 16:51:44 AaronSw, you hurt my feelings. 16:51:56 * AaronSw gives Morbus a hug 16:52:14 uh... wait. 16:52:16 how tall are you? 16:52:20 cos i don't want you hugging my package. 16:52:21 you know. 16:52:27 HAHAHAH 16:52:29 16:52:54 HAHAHAHAHA 16:53:00 heh, heh. 16:53:06 bitch. 16:53:09 :) 16:58:03 rotfl morbus 16:58:05 AaronSw: this new site you just mentioned on RSS-DEV - is it incorporated RSS Info? 16:58:15 er, ted/ing 16:58:21 no 16:58:32 k. 16:58:39 i still gotta map out what i want done with the rss site i'm planning. 16:58:46 plus i gotta make a new ui for syndic8. 16:58:47 bah. 16:59:06 oscon has way too many rooms 17:05:51 * Morbus starts humming. 17:06:29 * redmonk loves spamassassin 17:06:51 redmonk: i used it on the isp here and it worked marvelously. 17:06:53 100% reduction. 17:06:59 i had to take it off though - too much of a resource hog 17:07:13 you know you can run spamd now 17:07:37 that *was* with spamd. 17:07:38 it's a daemon, instead of spawning a new perl each time 17:07:38 supposed to be much better 17:07:47 this was the command: - /usr/bin/perl /usr/bin/spamd -d -x -L -S -F 1 -u mail 17:07:57 which is like "uber evil optimization" 17:08:02 and still, doubled my resource load. 17:08:13 er, skip that /usr/bin/perl 17:09:38 oh. wow 17:09:38 ah 17:09:38 hey - what's the jobs channel? 17:10:12 thx 17:10:21 heheheh 17:10:44 * bitsko will be looking to rent out an XP team soon, have some spare time coming up 17:10:50 I'd pay you to make me some banana bread right now. 17:10:57 bitsko: ? 17:11:10 pixel: i have some betty crocker mix at home. 17:11:13 its for muffins though. 17:11:15 lol. Jodi made the banana bread :) 17:11:18 but i can put them in a square pan i fyou wan.t 17:11:28 my team will have a gap in projects next month, so we're for rent :) 17:11:29 I do to. but I don't ahve time to make it. have to replace my water heater tonight. 17:11:43 replace it with bitsko. 17:12:01 a bike or two. some bellows. 17:12:06 bitsco: how much will it cost for you all to write something to generate an endless supply of water for me/ 17:12:58 endless is easy, but do you want it on a regular basis? 17:13:05 pixel: I have one of those -- in my kitchen sink! 17:13:38 I want it on demand, at about 130 degress, and as much as I can use :) 17:13:59 I typically want it all the time, but my wife doesn't give in that often. 17:14:07 yeah, but where would you store an endless supply? 17:14:14 in my pants. 17:14:25 wouldn't they shrink? 17:14:49 eventually, I suppose they would. I'd just have to get new ones. 17:15:11 but you'd spend an endless amount of time transferring the water from pant to loon. 17:15:14 (heh, heh) 17:15:22 plus, certain parts of me would get mad at me for storing 130 degree water in my pants. 17:15:30 heheheh 17:15:49 scp2002- (tmhlu@203.162.70.40) has joined #swhack 17:17:46 [off] duh, the iPod *is* friggin OS independent, it's a friggin automounting HardDrive for goddess' sake! 17:19:01 [off] http://www.ipwebdev.com/weblog/archives/000001.php#000001 how long before daveites start knocking down my door? 17:19:07 [off] anyone want to put odds on whether there's a note saying the 4-pin FireWire cable is the "standard" and Apple should be dinged for not using the "standard", because that just happens to be what his Sony Vaio laptop has? 17:19:09 [off] hehe 17:19:41 well, that's messed up. 17:19:42 http://oth.net/s/s?q=aphex&cl=1&n=1 17:19:51 AaronSw has changed the topic to: see you at oscon: http://www.aaronsw.com/weblog/000371 17:19:58 clicking on the 3rd 0k one in Mozilla gives a security error. 17:20:04 that port 25 has been disabled for security reasons. 17:20:23 [off] AaronSw, i think i got oth.net from you. have you used it alot? 17:20:25 scp2002- has quit (Client Quit) 17:20:42 [off] not really. but i got some good radiohead off of there 17:21:36 [off] i'm back to carracho/hotline for my mp3s. 17:21:37 so... I hate monster and dice now. anyone have any ideas how one goes about finding a geekjob these days? 17:21:58 I've been using LimeWire. it works quite well. 17:22:03 [off] i've been using direct connect lately 17:22:26 you got me on that one , red. I've been trying to find some freelance work for months. 17:22:30 [off] direct connect? 17:22:33 [off] been mostly downloading mixes/live sets 17:22:39 redmonk, judging from my biased sample of unemployed programmers you sit in irc and blab and occasionally hack on cool p2p projects 17:22:41 [off] i can never get limewire working well on 56k modems. it saturates. 17:22:56 [off] what OS you running morbus? 17:23:05 [off] all of the above 17:23:09 [off] right now, win32. 17:23:34 [off] never tried it on a 56k. 17:23:59 [off] dcplusplus.sf.net for windows i think, and for linux http://www.ac2i.tzo.com/dctc/ 17:25:06 [off] interesting. 17:28:22 linked my old rss file to my new one heh probably should add a notice to the top of my old weblog with a link to the new one 17:28:26 redmonk: try headhunter/contractor combos, they tend to have a lot more week-to-week contact with employers and can often place for either contracting or full-time 17:29:52 justme (~justme@rot2-p3122.dial.wanadoo.nl) has joined #swhack 17:33:18 aloalo has quit (Read error: 113 (No route to host)) 17:34:54 * thelsdj wonders where the trackback template is supposed to be hrm oh fark fark fark fark, hehe i installed old version of mt that i had lying around instead of 2.2 17:35:06 heh! 17:35:24 so, what does trackback actually *do*? 17:35:36 what's different from a permalink? 17:36:25 i think trackback lets you "ping" a site you're linking to 17:36:31 so they can then link back 17:36:35 but not sure 17:37:41 yeah, pretty much. 17:39:45 right, it automatically sends title/link info 17:42:24 pixel has quit ("Leaving, Swiging My Piece of Ass. http://www.perceive.net") 17:50:11 http://www.disobey.com/dnn/2002/06/index.shtml#001333 17:53:44 http://webreference.com/xml/column53/ 17:57:47 bip0lar_ has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 18:01:29 justme has quit (No route to host) 18:05:23 that's how it starts: Supreme Court opens up random drug testing in high schools 18:05:53 kinda surprises me the SC would do that. sad, sad day 18:11:55 oh dear 18:14:44 next year: random mp3/p2p testing. 18:17:03 otoh, the SC allowed vouchers to religious schools, which I agree with. 18:20:47 oops! 18:20:55 * AaronSw fixes embarassing big-title css bug on his website 18:21:11 heh, random mp3 testing 18:21:28 "up against the wall! what's your passphrase! tell me!" 18:22:48 what was the title css bug? 18:24:19 for some reason my title was showing up incredibly large in moz, but it was masked on IEMac because i'd declared another size thing later on 18:24:24 vouchers for religious schools? ah i think i get it, at first i thought you were saying the SC allowed religious schools to bypass the random drug testing 18:24:40 http://www.ling.upenn.edu/~rclark/gorn.html 18:24:45 heh. no, two seperate decisions 18:24:54 justme (~justme@rot2-p0888.dial.wanadoo.nl) has joined #swhack 18:25:17 bip0lar_ (~bipolar@adsl-64-109-205-247.dsl.milwwi.ameritech.net) has joined #swhack 18:25:42 otoh, this response to the federal court ruling on the Pledge of Allegiance is a little scary: http://www.theiowachannel.com/news/1533205/detail.html 18:26:00 <> 18:26:22 <> 18:27:00 oh dear 18:27:46 I had no idea Daschle was such an idiot on religious matters. 18:28:26 DNA's comments about atheism were interesting. 18:28:45 Ooh, Mena reads my blog. 18:29:47 oh wow, the AirPort base station supports remote dialing 18:30:02 lol @ "hugging my package" 18:30:25 i'm apparently getting taller :/ 18:30:41 that's a good thing when you're in a crows 18:30:47 s/s$/d$/ 18:31:30 hehehhe. 18:31:33 no it's not 18:31:46 well, people sneer at you more 18:31:53 but at least you can look down on them 18:31:54 being short was awesome in crowds. i got front row seats to the olympics that way 18:31:59 heh! 18:33:55 * sbp just wrote up a quick Conway's Life implementation in Python 18:35:09 ooh 18:37:59 whoo. new engrish. 18:37:59 http://www.engrish.com/recentdiscoveries.html 18:38:16 heh: "I don't think Oleg, our downstairs neighbor, wants to hear any more of our fighting about pings or Netscape 4.0." 18:38:19 bwahahaha. 18:38:22 "doesn't sound too friendly to me" 18:38:44 LOL!@ 18:38:45 oh man. 18:38:49 "world of pain" 18:38:53 and the fuckin... bwahahahah 18:39:28 ummmmmm http://www.dollarshort.org/images/ess_blogging_comp.gif 18:40:57 aare they fucking? 18:41:05 jesus. that cats huge 18:41:21 he must be like BrainCat of the Mighty Fat Clan. 18:41:32 "i shall assault you with my large forehead"! 18:41:35 "meowwww!" 18:41:52 18:42:29 do go on 18:42:58 from the comments: http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/satan/ 18:43:04 "protecting networks with satan". 18:43:06 that's flipping hiliarios. 18:43:07 * thelsdj quotes Morbus on that 18:43:17 quoting me where? 18:43:19 18:43:26 hey, i'm quoting him! 18:43:34 heheheheh. 18:43:42 http://www.aaronsw.com/weblog/000372 18:43:43 now, now, children. 18:43:51 noo! 18:44:00 hehehehe. 18:44:19 what the hell is http://www.aaronsw.com/weblog/ummmmmm%20http://www.dollarshort.org/images/ess_blogging_comp.gif 18:44:23 weirdo. 18:44:28 that's the strangest redirect counter i've seen. 18:44:29 18:44:33 heh 18:44:42 you can shut up now 18:44:54 no, all your text is in the public domain. 18:44:57 i own you 18:45:24 ooh, 2.2. has a "rebuilding" "pinging" "redirecting you to the main menu which is compeltelt=userless!@@!!!@##()' screen 18:45:27 the cat has a beaver tale too. 18:45:35 heh, heh. 18:45:41 it redirects you to the main menu? 18:45:47 how the hell does that make any sense? 18:45:50 yeah 18:46:03 sigh. 18:46:12 lol: http://www.dollarshort.org/puppet-small.mov 18:46:19 i'm sticking with 2.1 for a while, until I can figure out my diff that didn't seem to get patched in. 18:46:46 uhhhh. 18:46:57 hey, does anyone know where W3C defines "Resource"? 18:47:43 redmonk: did you follow the disinfo SA instructions, or the Ben Trott instructions? 18:47:49 what about you, AaronSw? you're using SA, right? 18:47:51 disinfo? 18:48:01 yeah, i use it on the server 18:48:10 GabeW, it's defined in RFC2396 18:48:24 oh, server, not your local box. got it. 18:48:33 http://ceicher.homeunix.com/mt-static/docs/FreeSpamFilteringForMacOSX.html 18:48:33 what's this disinfo? 18:48:35 i used the instructions liked from that page i posted earlier 18:48:36 ^^ 18:48:51 the one with disparaging remarks about luserland 18:49:05 heh, heh. yeah. 18:49:58 i can't seem to get thru to it... 18:51:50 yeah, same here. 18:51:58 you know, with the instructions here: 18:51:58 http://rhumba.pair.com/ben/docs/sa.html 18:52:08 AaronSw: what, specifically, was the title css fix for your blog? it's fixed the bleeding too. I need that fix for my css ;) 18:52:14 i should be able to write up a quick script that just removes the spam from the server, and then opens up eudora normally to pop normally. 18:52:23 that would save me having to worry about the eudora mbox format fucking up. 18:52:28 i just removed the font-size: reallyBig; line 18:52:38 i fixed the bleeding by putting it in a 18:52:47 gasp! a table?! 18:53:12 ah 18:53:38 that's what I was trying to get *away* from! so much for "Use CSS! Tables are Evil!" 18:53:39 Morbus, anything to stop bleeding 18:53:46 hehe 18:53:50 yeah, but i though... you... you used a table! 18:53:53 a bandana works for that too 18:53:53 and it's not tabular data! 18:53:56 tables are evil when used for design purposes 18:53:56 that's like... a sin! 18:54:06 but since it only has like one entry it's not so bad. 18:54:07 well! you're solving a problem with the design! 18:54:09 by using a table! 18:54:12 design purposes! 18:54:16 * Morbus points wide-eyed! 18:54:26 i tried everything else! honestg 18:54:29 i wqas despatate 18:54:31 * AaronSw cries 18:54:53 * Morbus goes to Aaron and begins a hu... uh. wait. nevermind. 18:56:03 http://markpasc.org/blog/2002/06/24.html#i125105 18:56:05 * Morbus grumbles 18:56:32 * bitsko thinks Perl 6 is a non-starter 18:56:45 heh, he.h 18:58:02 hrm, apparently eudora doesn't truly use mbox format: http://www.xs4all.nl/~maryniak/eudora2unix/ 18:58:04 i know it's plain text. 18:58:09 i wonder what the diffs are. 18:59:17 maybe it uses MIME 18:59:24 * bitsko harrumphs 18:59:41 what client do you use, bitsko? 19:01:01 iMail 4 ever 19:01:18 GabeW has quit ("ChatZilla 0.8.7 [Mozilla rv:1.0.0/20020530]") 19:02:06 emacs gnus 19:02:27 hmmm. 19:02:30 i dunno: http://docs.kde.org/HEAD/kdenetwork/kmail/importing.html 19:02:36 the uber-mua 19:02:37 here it sounds like its dandy about using the mbox format. 19:02:38 bah. 19:02:44 i've no time to experiment! 19:02:53 it even reads RSS! 19:02:59 wow 19:03:08 does it do incremental search? 19:03:15 it'll maintain RSS channels just like any other folder 19:03:23 heh 19:03:32 * bitsko wonders if AaronSw is serious 19:03:38 of course 19:03:43 an obvious yes, right? 19:04:17 Emacs begat incremental search 19:04:18 redmonk has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 19:05:11 yeah, i just didn't know if it did it on the headers like iMail 19:05:24 i wonder how eudora stores its color labeling information. 19:05:37 of course, the header buffer is just a buffer like any other 19:05:58 (that goes to my comments the other day about an Emacs GUI) 19:06:46 oh, so it doesn't do narrowing, just highlighting? 19:06:55 that's a weird looking line: From ???@??? Mon May 06 13:06:41 2002 19:06:58 from the eudora mbox. 19:07:06 heh, from the back of the sed and awk book: ""The animal featured... is a slender loris... Lorises have been observed urinating on their hands & feet‹ it is thought that they do this to improve their grip while climbing..." 19:07:11 no color information in there though. dammit. 19:07:24 lol: http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/satan/ 19:07:33 yeah, i saw that 19:07:49 [[[ 19:07:49 [15:43] from the comments: http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/satan/ 19:07:49 [15:43] "protecting networks with satan". 19:07:49 [15:43] that's flipping hiliarios. 19:07:49 [15:43] * thelsdj quotes Morbus on that 19:07:50 ]]] 19:07:55 25 minutes ago, silly. 19:08:15 geez, i was too busy blogging 19:10:30 justme_ (~justme@rot2-p1530.dial.wanadoo.nl) has joined #swhack 19:11:46 "I think the big cat symbolizes the Ben/Mena Trott Super-blogging Monster crushing all the other co-authors." 19:13:55 maybe i'll fiddle with procmail/SA tonight. 19:13:57 oh, that'll be ajoy. 19:14:06 the suck ass thing is that i can filter with procmail, but i won't be able to filter by color. 19:14:10 and i use color pretty extensively. 19:14:11 bah. 19:14:22 my eudora is like a rainbow of subfilters. 19:16:07 <> 19:16:20 <> 19:16:25 heheh. 19:17:20 Gnus supports mail archives (Yahoo, mail-archives.com), web searches (Google, Yahoo), Slashdot (w/comments), Ultimate BBS, RSS, and a couple others 19:17:30 Aaron! stop that already! 19:17:36 sorry 19:17:40 hehe 19:17:50 just wanted to make sure you werent using emacs IRC 19:18:02 ooh, is there one? 19:18:10 two at least 19:18:20 there are!! 19:18:29 brb 19:18:31 bitsko has left #swhack 19:18:33 lol 19:18:50 hehehe 19:18:53 bitsko (~KenMacLeo@66.187.196.132) has joined #swhack 19:19:02 * bitsko j/k. no time to play right now 19:19:05 heh 19:19:09 *** bitsko has left the channel 19:19:09 lol 19:19:13 http://www.emacswiki.org/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?EmacsIRCClient 19:20:02 RH7.2 doesn't have the emacs RSS stuff :( 19:21:10 justme has quit (No route to host) 19:23:23 [[[ 19:23:24 [16:24] gleefully is the new buzz word. i am your revolution. woot, woot, insert evil laugh, i shall rule the world. 19:23:24 [16:24] * Morbus sighs. 19:23:24 ]]] 19:23:38 long long story behind that. 19:23:39 nevermind. 19:23:41 worthless paste. 19:24:37 * thelsdj gives morbus some pills for that 19:36:38 pills?! 19:36:40 i know pills. 19:36:41 woot, woot. 19:37:52 * thelsdj needs to order some more pills 19:49:03 * bitsko notes one must use the latest gnus beta to get nnrss backend 19:49:05 anyone looked/used xfml? 19:50:09 XMLhack in gnus: 19:50:26 . [ ?: nobody ] XML and the IETF: Making the case for RELAX $ 19:50:27 . [ ?: nobody ] Web Services Interoperability panel at XML O$ 19:50:27 . [ ?: nobody ] diffxml and patchxml: new XML-aware diff/pat$ 19:50:27 . [ ?: nobody ] Growing RDF mindshare reflected in XML Web S$ 19:50:27 . [ ?: nobody ] Mozilla 1.0 Released 19:50:27 . [ ?: nobody ] The Book of SAX 19:50:29 . [ ?: nobody ] New Book: Definitive XML Application Develop$ 19:50:31 . [ ?: nobody ] Project and proposal for integrating validat$ 19:50:40 !! mozilla 1.0 was released?! 19:50:40 shit. 19:50:50 first message: 19:50:56 Subject: XML and the IETF: Making the case for RELAX NG 19:50:56 Newsgroups: XMLhack 19:50:56 Date: Thu, 27 Jun 2002 15:48:11 -0500 19:50:56 19:50:56 In a message to the ietf-xml-use mailing list, James Clark makes a 19:50:57 detailed case for giving RELAX NG at least "equal billing" with the 19:50:59 W3C XML schema language as a recommended formalism in IETF protocols 19:51:01 using XML. 19:51:03 19:51:05 http://xmlhack.com/read.php?item=1677 19:51:23 Morbus: like over a week ago lol 19:51:32 dude, i'm kidding 19:51:35 or something like that 19:51:54 hah 19:52:17 wow. 19:52:21 yea as my brain went throught the process i was thinking 'that was like near 3 weeks ago, he couldn't have been out of it that long' 19:52:32 with apologies to our own Morbus, I've found my aggregator nirvana 19:53:03 emacs? 19:53:10 of course, I had to be an emacs-head first, but them's the breaks 19:53:12 er, gnus, rather. 19:53:17 yes 19:53:19 i've never used emacs. 19:53:24 the crowd gasps. 19:54:08 i first learned emacs cause i didn't quite get vim, but as soon as i learned vim i left emacs and never went back 19:54:47 Gotta run 19:54:58 i've been using vim when i'm at a screen. but, i use bbedit all the time. 19:56:53 i use nedit when i'm working with lotsa docs 20:05:14 deus_x (~deusx@bgp995898bgs.nanarb01.mi.comcast.net) has joined #swhack 20:05:17 headed home, later 20:05:18 bitsko has left #swhack 20:21:51 redmonk (~steve@ip68-2-102-26.ph.ph.cox.net) has joined #swhack 20:22:18 yo 20:22:55 eh oh. 20:27:52 justme_ has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 20:31:00 * sbp waves 20:31:28 HI SEAN B. PALMER 20:31:40 HI MORBAS 20:33:11 HOW ARE YOU TODAY? 20:33:31 IAM O.K. ITHANKU FOR AKSING 20:34:02 NO PROBLEM. I LIKE GETTING A FEEL FOR YOUR DAY RIGHT BEFORE I ASK FOR A FAVOR. 20:34:35 UH OH 20:34:51 AaronSw: if you're using IMAP, can you flag a message in a thread, and have other threads be flagged? 20:35:15 i don't follow 20:35:16 er, have new messages in that thread be flagged as they come in. 20:35:21 it's imappymorbus day on swhack & friends 20:35:33 no, that sounds like something a client would do 20:35:43 IMAP basically is just a data storage protocol 20:35:46 k. 20:35:49 just reading the ORA article onit. 20:36:09 "variously flagging individual messages" 20:36:18 lol: 20:36:18 !! mozilla 1.0 was released?! 20:36:18 shit. 20:37:45 IMAP has made my life so happy and care-free 20:38:01 there's no way i can get imap on the server. 20:38:08 so i was more thinking a pop to local imap 20:38:40 yeah, i mean if you're going to do spamassasin with fetchmail, you might as well 20:38:53 well, i still don't know. 20:38:57 i want to hook SA up. 20:39:01 and I know i have very little time to do so. 20:39:09 so if I can kludge a fm/pm/sa/eudora hack, i will. 20:39:29 because making an imap only on my local box (where I'm never far from) is kinda cheating the whole point of imap. 20:39:45 not really 20:40:11 well, you still get the benefits of being able to switch mail apps and not having to deal with stupid corruption bugs 20:40:21 yeah, but why would I have to? 20:40:30 i mean, eudora uses mbox, so it's not like there's gonna be difficulties. 20:40:38 and i haven't found another app I like. 20:52:11 Morbus has quit ("http://www.disobey.com/") 21:10:08 Morbus (morbus@s120.terminal3.totalnetnh.net) has joined #swhack 21:16:24 dammit. 21:16:31 the flipping SA/Procmail/FM doc is down. 21:16:34 and it's not cached anywhere. 21:16:36 stop dammiting 21:17:07 i told you that hours ago 21:18:10 yeah, i know. 21:18:16 but i was hoping it'd be back up by now ;) 21:18:20 gonna try ben's way. 21:18:23 how had you installed it/ 21:18:25 ? 21:19:06 i put it on the server, remember? 21:19:12 oh right. 21:19:12 dammit. 21:19:15 stop dammiting. 21:19:26 can eudora read from a unix mailbox? 21:26:09 supposedly. 21:26:13 they're the same format. 21:26:58 well, start by installing spamassassin 21:27:06 welp, i'm doing it the ben trott way for now. 21:27:10 http://rhumba.pair.com/ben/docs/sa.html 21:27:16 what was the difference? 21:27:32 instead of installing spamassassin, you use the Mail::SpamAssassin perl modules. 21:27:44 be sure to get version 2 of razor 21:27:50 can't. 21:27:53 the modules only support 1.2 21:28:09 i'm pretty sure that's wrong 21:28:22 i installed version 2... 21:28:29 well, i'm talking about the perl modules. 21:28:32 not the spamassassin app. 21:28:38 they're the same thing 21:28:49 the spamassassin app is just a shell around the perl module, no? 21:29:06 i dunno. when i sent in a patch, i only looked at a very small part of it. 21:29:15 (yeah, i sent a patch for SA. whoo, i rule!) 21:29:29 redmonk has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 21:30:02 so razor-agents? 21:30:30 yup 21:33:50 yeah 21:34:51 doesn't work.; 21:34:55 doesn't see razor installe.d 21:34:56 [[[ 21:34:56 t/razor................. Test skipped: Razor is not installed. 21:34:56 t/razor.................ok 21:34:56 2/2 skipped: Razor is not installed. 21:34:56 ]]] 21:35:10 hmph 21:35:31 liar 21:35:38 that sucks, becuase razor2 is so incredibly better 21:35:53 and it means my spamassassin config isn't going thru razor 21:38:18 yeah, installing razor 1.2 works 21:45:26 well, it works, but doesn't deliver the mail to the right place. 21:47:25 and eudora can't read it. 21:47:27 waste of time. yay. 21:47:39 haha. eudora sucks 21:49:58 heh: http://rhumba.pair.com/ben/perl/docs/perldoc/Silly/Die.html 21:52:17 ah! 21:52:20 it was linefeeds! 21:52:26 eudora requires mac line feeds. 21:52:31 after a simple bbedit switch, its perfect. 21:52:37 now, i just gotta deliver the mail to the right place. 21:52:42 whoo, it blocked one spam. 21:52:42 someone send me some mail. 21:58:32 .email morbus@disobey.com this is mail // no spam here 21:58:32 email sucessfully sent 21:58:42 ah. cool. bot 21:59:04 .email morbus@disobey.com ADV: make steel fast // with this risk free investment you'll be making good clean money in no time -- MAKE MONEY FAST!!!!!!! 21:59:04 email sucessfully sent 21:59:33 heh 21:59:35 [[[ 21:59:36 X-Spam-Status: Yes, hits=5.2 required=5.0 21:59:36 tests=REPLY_TO_EMPTY,NO_REAL_NAME,INVALID_DATE, 21:59:36 MSG_ID_ADDED_BY_MTA_2 21:59:36 version=2.31 21:59:36 ]]] 21:59:41 that was your first 21:59:53 heh, i have my required set to 6 22:00:09 i think i had decided on 5.5 22:01:19 what did the second get? 22:01:52 X-Spam-Status: Yes, hits=11.8 required=5.0 22:01:52 tests=ADVERT_CODE,REPLY_TO_EMPTY,NO_REAL_NAME,INVALID_DATE, 22:01:52 RISK_FREE,MSG_ID_ADDED_BY_MTA_2 22:01:52 version=2.31 22:02:14 11! that's something 22:02:23 i'veseen 20+ 22:02:34 .email me@aaronsw.com ADV: make steel fast // with this risk free investment you'll be making good clean money in no time -- MAKE MONEY FAST!!!!!!! 22:02:35 email sucessfully sent 22:02:40 mostly html stuff 22:02:44 font tags, etc 22:02:59 i like my set up because the server puts the spam in my IMAP "spam" folder 22:03:22 yeah, i'll be doing that on my end oo. 22:03:29 this should work well. 22:03:40 i just wish fucking eudora would stop asking me about table ocntent creation 22:04:28 heh 22:04:54 what are mac linefeeds again? 22:04:56 \n\r? 22:05:03 just \r 22:05:03 \r 22:05:29 thanks 22:05:54 weird. my creative commons email keeps getting filed as spam 22:06:45 .email morbus@disobey booga 22:06:58 .email morbus@disobey.COM booga 22:06:58 email sucessfully sent 22:06:58 argh. 22:07:05 bwahaha. 22:07:07 heh 22:07:07 i'm dumb 22:10:31 .email morbus@disobey.com booga 22:10:41 .email morbus@disobey.COM booga 22:10:41 email sucessfully sent 22:10:48 * AaronSw adds morbus to the auth list 22:11:11 argh, this is annoying. 22:12:24 does datum listen to privs? 22:12:28 .email morbus@disobey.com booga 22:12:36 .email morbus@disobey.com booga 22:12:37 email sucessfully sent 22:12:38 i just suck, apparently 22:12:41 yeah, he listens to privs 22:12:43 you 22:12:55 you're not on the cool people list yet. i need to reboot him 22:14:23 man, this is kludgely 22:16:52 tansaku_xz (sam@210.128.160.210) has joined #swhack 22:19:09 if i convert to mac through BBEdit, it works fine. if i convert via perl -pi -e 's/\r/\n/g' it fails. 22:19:11 sih 22:20:18 maybe because that regexp is bacckwards 22:20:25 you want to go from \n to \r 22:20:43 unless you have \n\r 22:20:51 in which case you want to go from "\n" to "" 22:20:58 er, well, i screwed up in the transcript. 22:21:01 its right on the command 22:21:12 oh jesus/ 22:21:14 its creator/type 22:21:24 ah 22:21:25 perl saves to none, and eudora wants em. 22:21:34 there's a command line to change them. do you remember it? 22:22:04 no... 22:22:31 Rez? 22:22:44 yeah, /Developer/Tools/Rez 22:22:59 s/Rez/SetFile/ 22:23:06 sbp: \r\n is the windoze way 22:23:51 * AaronSw goes to lie down some more 22:26:45 AaronSw: doesn't work. that's only for resource forked files. 22:26:55 File "test"; Line 1; ### /Developer/Tools/Rez - Expected 'DATA', ?NUM? ?NCLUDE? ?EAD? ?ESOURCE? or ?YPE? but got identifier (From) 22:27:15 i said: s/Rez/SetFile/ 22:27:23 oh. missed that. 22:27:35 well, Rez works for files with resource forks ;) 22:29:17 .email morbus@disobey.com evil 22:29:45 * Morbus grumbles 22:30:56 whoo hoo! 22:30:57 ./popread && perl -pi -e 's/\n/\r/g' "../Documents/Eudora Folder/Mail Folder/test" && /Developer/Tools/SetFile -c CSOm -t TEXT "../Documents/Eudora Folder/Mail Folder/test" 22:50:49 this is a very weird email i got --> http://ipwebdev.com/hmmmm 22:51:08 heh: 22:51:09 [[[ 22:51:09 Subject: *****SPAM***** XML.com Update: XML Schema Clinic 22:51:09 Date: Thu, 27 Jun 2002 16:25:41 -0700 22:51:09 X-Spam-Status: Yes, hits=6.2 required=5.0 22:51:10 tests=REPLY_TO_EMPTY,DOUBLE_CAPSWORD,SEE_FOR_YOURSELF, 22:51:11 DEAR_SOMEBODY,EXCUSE_14 22:51:13 version=2.31 22:51:15 ]]] 22:51:41 i've seen this, yes. 22:52:21 quasi: oops, right 22:52:43 the funny thing i think is that google is like the only major search engine not listed as working to find them 22:54:08 well, you can't link to an email 22:54:14 wait, nevermind. t 22:54:16 hat was dumb 22:55:29 http://50.lycos.com/062102.asp (near the bottom) 22:58:10 email was sent from 64-132-223-130.gen.twtelecom.net 23:00:40 MorbusIff (morbus@s86.terminal3.totalnetnh.net) has joined #swhack 23:02:53 MorbusIff has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 23:03:16 MorbusIff (morbus@s86.terminal3.totalnetnh.net) has joined #swhack 23:05:48 tansaku_xz has quit ("http://www.neurogrid.net or nothing at all") 23:10:08 oierw (~mathew@pcp994425pcs.goosck01.sc.comcast.net) has joined #swhack 23:21:09 Morbus has quit (No route to host) 23:32:20 original email http://www.amphiskios.net/archives/R_and_J.txt which after doing a 20 step algorithm gives you four24.freeservers.com which is now down but a comment from someone who got there before it went down: " Well, the contents here were so arrogant and snooty, it would hardly be worth the effort to try to communicate. They seem like they would make good fanatics if they had a better ideology. At least they are dedicated to their beleifs, 23:32:23 which is more than I can say for most people. Oh well. I'll write them one day if I feel particularly bored or argumentative. :)" 23:45:30 * AaronSw waves 23:46:50 Thought: we should have a [on] for when people say something particularly intersting 23:48:16 isn't that what chump is for? 23:48:34 @ http://sourceforge.net/projects/numpy 23:48:39 C: SourceForge.net: Project Info - Numerical Python from sbp 23:48:42 that's funny, I was thinking of the same thing 23:48:48 but you'd have to get the bots to do it too 23:48:55 well, just datum, really 23:49:09 then we could pretty much fold #sbp and #disobey into here 23:49:26 OTOH, it'd suck ass 23:49:49 C:|Numpy. "Numerical Python" 23:49:53 titled item C 23:49:53 i shall not fold with that dictator! 23:50:12 get the bots to do what? 23:50:20 .time 23:50:20 Fri, 28 Jun 2002 00:50:22 GMT 23:50:28 [on] Fri, 28 Jun 2002 00:50:22 GMT 23:50:47 why? since when is the current time particularly interesting? 23:50:56 well, I was thinking more of .google 23:51:58 Yeah, I think what bothers me about IRC is I'm such a perfectionist, and I don't want boring talk 23:52:07 so having a filter or moderation would be cool 23:52:17 boring talk to you, yes. 23:52:27 right 23:52:35 and everyone has a different definition of what bores them 23:52:37 so it gets tricky 23:53:18 and then i have people like morbus who feel its there constitutional right to insert fart jokes into every conversation 23:53:20 * AaronSw ducks 23:53:22 can we ever hope to honor the king? 23:53:31 yeaaaaah. 23:53:46 aaron's ducking cos he likes the smell of my farts. 23:53:53 w00t, w00t, and all. 23:53:59 23:54:14 I try to look at it from the point of anyone browsing the logs in the future 23:54:24 if it's going to be useful or funny at all, then why not keep it? 23:54:43 my fart jokes will be like a futuristic shakespearian insult generator 23:54:49 right. i don't want to have them wade thru junk i already waded thru 23:55:13 so, you should just approve the logs to your standards. 23:55:13 make it color coded. 23:55:30 white = crap aaron likes. black = crap morbus likes 23:55:51 on a black background 23:56:17 nah, that's just plain dumb. 23:56:18 we could come up with our own little CC/PP profiles, and... well 23:56:24 its harder to read on a black background 23:56:37 so then highlight it 23:56:57 * AaronSw sets up webcam for THe Big Meeting 23:56:58 * AaronSw attempts to position camera so as not to be embarassing 23:57:25 I can hear them now: "AssCam" 23:58:15 which is an anagram of "as Macs"