00:00:53 holy fuck! 00:00:56 i just found an easter egg in something 00:01:09 AaronSw, do you have quickeys? 00:01:18 not yet 00:01:35 i think i found a cool easter egg 00:01:52 what's it do? 00:01:53 yeah, definitely 00:02:10 it shows a window called "3 haired, 4 eyed cross eye smiley hockey playing monster" 00:02:16 it's a rounded picture. 00:02:16 a drawing 00:02:37 what webcam program do you use? 00:02:49 coolcam 00:03:02 how long does the demo last? 00:03:24 unlimited. 00:04:08 nice 00:06:31 whoo, webcam! http://www.aaronsw.com/2002/webcam 00:07:07 whoo! 00:07:12 ack! no meta refresh page! 00:07:26 i am lazy! furnish me with meta! 00:08:07 you shouldn't need a separate page 00:08:09 hold, on, let me get the cron job up first 00:08:22 deltab, what's the correct header? 00:08:35 a cronjob? 00:08:35 coolcam should do it for you. 00:08:40 it's not standard 00:08:40 it has ftp upload capabilities. 00:09:03 server push? 00:09:14 but it "Refresh: " and a number of seconds 00:11:31 odd, apache is adding the header 4 times 00:11:46 the meta tag used is I think 00:12:07 ahh, needed to change Header add to Header sert 00:12:09 err set 00:12:32 AaronSw: 00:12:38 ./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" && osascript quickeys-bridge.script 00:12:38 that's my final command. 00:12:50 redmonk (sid@ip68-2-102-26.ph.ph.cox.net) has joined #swhack 00:13:24 downloads the mail, filters, fixes the linefeeds and c/t, and then runs a simple applescript that loads quickeys which loads a mouse recording that opens eudora, sets the mailox and does a filter 00:13:24 heh, heh. 00:13:40 it works perfectly:) 00:13:45 amazing 00:13:48 AaronSw has changed the topic to: see me at home: http://www.aaronsw.com/2002/webcam | see you at oscon: http://www.aaronsw.com/weblog/000371 00:15:39 whoa. camera fell 00:15:45 what's in you rmouth? 00:16:00 teeth 00:23:34 redmonk has quit ("Snak 4.8.3 - http://www.snak.com") 00:23:58 i wanna see your face. 00:23:58 not your cute widdle hands. 00:24:28 eyeball. 00:24:28 mmm. 00:24:30 * MorbusIff pokes,. 00:26:04 heh. cams are fun. 00:27:23 who's that? 00:27:29 ben? 00:27:31 noah 00:27:50 jesus christ, there's so many of you 00:28:12 look, it's morbus! 00:28:48 oOohh. 00:28:55 noah, morbus and jesus christ. nice 00:29:33 whee, hall of mirrors 00:30:49 heh. 00:31:01 i can't stand the dock on the left hand side. 00:31:01 i have so many thingies in mine though 00:31:18 yeah 00:31:28 the dock on the bottom just wastes so much screen space for me 00:32:08 the thing is, the dock works perfectly at the bottom for me, cos i used those stickie folder things in 9. 00:32:08 you know, the popup folder tab things 00:32:17 i hate the hide feature. 00:32:28 i man, it sounds good, but it never seems fast enough for me. 00:32:37 and sometimes, when i'm bored and thinking, i run the mouse over the icons and watch it animate. 00:32:42 helps me concentrate. its fucked up 00:34:27 hide feature 00:34:41 oh, the autohide thing? 00:35:00 * AaronSw stacks books 00:35:30 yeah 00:37:01 AaronSw, how do you report spam to razor? 00:37:12 me specifically? 00:37:14 i wrote an applescript 00:37:24 you wanna mail it to me? 00:37:47 it's for entourage 00:41:06 that's alright 00:41:30 it requires the python osa plugin 00:42:01 ok. nevermidn 00:42:16 heh 00:42:25 it's pretty easy, just cat the email to razor-report 00:42:41 yaeh, i was really looking for how you did the command stuff in as. 00:43:07 ah 00:43:12 i used python :-) 00:43:16 hehehe 00:43:22 that made it easy 00:43:41 man, my system works real well here. 00:43:46 but i think you can call the command line from AS now 00:43:49 i'm really happy with it. 00:43:55 too bad it won't work at work 00:43:55 yeah, i think you can. 00:44:06 true. 00:44:14 thats alright though 00:44:23 i wouldn't expect it to. it's windows. 00:44:24 blech 00:44:32 man, i like seeing you. 00:44:34 whoo. 00:44:38 man, i feel like a perv. 00:44:46 i'm *watching* you Aaron. 00:44:50 wanna meet somewhere? wink, wink. 00:46:08 pringles! 00:46:20 for my antenna 00:46:21 heh, heh, reload now 00:46:24 airport hub! 00:46:33 BWAHAHAHA 00:47:03 you wuv me, and you know it 00:47:12 don't make me get my cam ;) 00:47:17 wmf (~wmf@cs666868-69.austin.rr.com) has joined #swhack 00:47:53 ok, reload now :) 00:47:55 hey wmf 00:48:02 swhack 00:48:04 heheheheh 00:48:08 heh 00:48:40 evening wmf. 00:49:22 brb 00:49:23 MorbusIff has quit ("http://www.disobey.com/") 00:50:44 poor David Mc 00:50:51 Morbus (morbus@s88.terminal3.totalnetnh.net) has joined #swhack 00:51:10 yeah, i'm tempted to go over to his house and help 00:51:51 I'll put you on my weblog 00:51:52 what you say ! 00:52:01 heh 00:52:24 I've never set up an airport base station, so I can't really help 00:53:12 * Morbus starts writing directions on eudora/spamassassin 00:55:17 * wmf manages to fend off some Mormon missionaries 00:55:32 they came to your apartment? 00:55:36 yep 00:56:02 what are you doing here? 00:56:02 we were sent here by are leader, THE SUPREME ASH 00:56:15 heh 00:56:23 what's the difference between Ash and God? 00:56:42 i dunno 00:56:51 God doesn't think he's Ash 00:56:54 @ http://slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=35008&cid=3783792 00:56:56 groan 00:56:58 uh. aaron? 00:56:58 A: Ransom Love to Focus on UnitedLinux from wmf 00:57:03 Morbus? 00:57:11 A:|C: A Dead Language? 00:57:12 titled item A 00:57:21 i think people will know your webcam address if they're looking at your cam 00:57:26 heh 00:57:47 not if it gets pirated! 00:57:53 hehehe 00:58:02 * Morbus loads it up into iCamMaster 00:58:07 i'm gonna suggest it. 00:58:11 yeah, it always sucks when peopl warez your webcam 00:58:13 you'll be pirated everywhere in a week! 00:58:16 heheh 00:58:21 that's why Palladium is critically important! 00:58:34 say it again! *critically* 00:58:41 yeah, i'm like totally worried about my email getting pirated 00:58:48 for you, Morbus, anything 00:58:58 that's why Palladium is CRITICALLY important! 00:59:51 anybody know an app that can put a webcam image in the dock? 01:00:02 bip0lar_ has left #swhack 01:00:37 * AaronSw downloads icammaster before realizing he doesn't need to watch his webcam 01:00:47 heh 01:00:53 AaronSw, you can watch many. 01:00:58 i could ship you off my folder 01:01:04 wow, this webcam is awesome 01:01:04 can you watch them in the dock? 01:01:13 nope, but you can add them to the desktop 01:01:18 weird -- this guy looks just like me 01:01:25 its shareware though. stops after 30 minutes. 01:01:42 [off] cracks are avalable, but they get blocked quickly (webcheck) 01:02:01 [off] firewalling, baby 01:02:18 [off] heh, heh. 01:02:36 serialz.hotornot.com 01:04:25 I wish versiontracker could figure out that I'm using OS X 01:04:31 me too 01:04:38 * Morbus chimes in 01:04:50 I'm sure that "OmniWeb" string in my user-agent makes it hard to tell 01:05:18 heh! maybe you're running NeXT... 01:05:56 * wmf tries PhotoStickies 01:10:18 * wmf shrinks AaronSw into the corner of his screen 01:10:38 see i have an excuse since this is fir work 01:10:52 ooh, lurk lets me shrink into the dock 01:11:11 you need a webcam, wmf 01:12:13 it seems that irez doesn't want to sell me a kritterdigital 01:12:23 why not? 01:13:02 bipOlar (~bipolar@adsl-64-109-205-247.dsl.milwwi.ameritech.net) has joined #swhack 01:13:30 maybe because it's a "professional product" 01:13:59 bipOlar has left #swhack 01:14:26 don't want kritters to be taken by the camgirls 01:14:50 heaven forbid that the masses should get ahold of such advanced technology 01:16:18 wow, the space shuttle has a webcam 01:27:52 Psycho (Psycho@202.67.97.140) has joined #swhack 01:32:15 where'd you get the tcpa-faq link, wmf? 01:32:36 that web site that millions of people (except you) read 01:32:43 oh 01:33:44 :-) 01:35:16 boxscar (~hobojo@66-109-193-91.nocharge.com) has joined #swhack 01:36:30 whose in? 01:38:26 aha! dave farber likes it because he invented it 01:40:25 i wanna copy a cd but it keeps defaulting. anybody know how to get around that lil prob? 01:42:43 boxscar has left #swhack 01:45:50 if DMc got pages on his tibook thru the ABS, what's the problem? 01:46:29 I don't know 01:46:39 although it sounds like he has NAT on 01:49:26 goddamit. now quickeys keeps crashing 01:53:10 Psycho has quit () 01:54:28 Morbus has quit ("http://www.disobey.com/") 01:56:09 Why does the ABS need an IP? 02:15:57 I wish I knew what the UI for the Airport Admin Utility looked like 02:16:26 i only know what the OS 9 one looks like 02:16:38 http://www.stanford.edu/group/networking/lnaguide/docs/airportconfig.html 02:16:43 that should give you some idea, tho 02:18:39 I don't really trust that 02:18:59 in what sense? 02:19:05 it matches up very well with my memory 02:19:16 they've added some features I think 02:19:32 probably 02:22:53 how did you break your base station?? 02:23:22 Hm, I don't remember. 02:23:42 I know it's sitting in pieces downstairs, and we own a non-Apple replacement. 02:24:48 I think it just stopped workign one day. 02:25:15 It's annoying because the new one doesn't support AppleTalk. 02:31:10 you could just not use AppleTalk 02:31:42 well, occasionally my brothers want to print something so i need to 02:31:44 tansaku_xz (~sam@mtl13gw.mtl.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp) has joined #swhack 02:31:57 i, having a paperless life, never need to print something 02:32:10 I don't even have a printer 02:32:22 I have several printers 02:32:47 M8K comin' soon at this rate 02:32:55 sometimes technical papers are difficult to digest when not on paper 03:51:09 @ http://audiogalaxy.com/articles/index.php?a=274&& 03:51:18 B: The Future of Audiogalaxy from AaronSw 03:51:25 B::You get to vote! 03:51:28 commented item B 03:58:31 google guy: "with that infusion of cash [from the VCs] that made my day 03:58:35 (beat) 03:58:37 a lot harder" 03:59:11 google guy is Jim Reese 04:06:13 wmf has quit ("BitchX: it tastes like poo") 04:12:46 Google head of operations: "although we are philosphically against patents[...] we have to keep proprietary for business reasons" "we would like to contribute code back to the linux community" 04:31:29 * AaronSw <- sleep 08:21:57 tansaku_xz has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 09:35:06 tansaku_xz (~sam@mtl13gw.mtl.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp) has joined #swhack 11:11:35 tansaku_xz has quit ("http://www.neurogrid.net or nothing at all") 11:34:16 pixel (~pixel@ns.bhsi.com) has joined #swhack 11:51:54 Morbus (~morbus@morbus.totalnetnh.net) has joined #swhack 11:55:29 pixel has quit ("Leaving, Swiging My Piece of Ass. http://www.perceive.net") 12:14:58 pixel (~pixel@ns.bhsi.com) has joined #swhack 12:35:50 tansaku_xz (sam@210.128.185.150) has joined #swhack 13:05:20 bitsko (~KenMacLeo@66.187.196.132) has joined #swhack 13:05:39 bitsy bitsko. 13:05:47 cest moi 13:18:50 [[[ 13:18:50 Consider this a virtual pat on the back. We're actually surprised no one has found this sooner. 13:18:50 I've attached a prettier way to display it. 13:18:51 ]]] 13:18:57 i found an easter egg. and that's what I get back. 13:19:00 i was hoping for a car. 13:19:28 whazzat? 13:20:09 in quickeys for X. 13:20:15 there's a hidden window with a funny name and drawing. 13:20:22 ah 13:20:23 i found it last night fiddling with eudora and spamassassin 13:21:00 tansaku_xz has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 13:24:06 [off] or at the very least, a legal serial number in my name ;) 13:25:01 hehe 13:30:04 [off] heh! a speaking invite from comdex 13:30:14 [off] they'll probably card me at the show floor and not let me in 13:31:04 [off] heh, heh! 13:31:15 [off] tell em you're a midget and that you're offended. 13:31:20 [off] then swig some beer. 13:48:21 oooh, if this works well, it looks good: http://www.versiontracker.com/moreinfo.fcgi?id=15340&db=mac 13:48:47 i wonder if it can detect id3 changes and save new files accordingly. 14:27:10 I've been using a program called Total Recorder for windows (actually bought a license). 14:27:23 does the same thing, does it real well. 14:27:35 you can even schedule it to start/stop recordings. 14:27:54 I have it set to record a bunch of talk shows off a local radio stations stream. 14:28:01 would that be a FiMo? 14:28:16 * bitsko really reached for that one 14:28:57 FiMo? 14:29:39 TV --> TiVo, FM --> FiMo 14:29:56 I tell ya, it was a reach 14:31:23 HEHEH 14:31:30 actually, it' 14:31:32 oops. 14:31:56 it'd be more like SiCo. 14:32:03 SoutCast TiVO :) 14:32:54 I have a nice little script that automatically dumps the recorded MP3s to my palm pilot (which plays MP3s), so I can listen to them on the way home from work. 14:33:31 nice 14:33:43 * bitsko needs toys 14:34:22 next toy is the entry-level 5.1 sound system for the big tv 14:48:40 ooh, fimos are cool 14:57:33 fimos? 15:03:18 like a TiVo, only for FM radio. 15:03:23 FiMo. 15:03:40 bitsko coined that one :) 15:04:34 pixel: your FiMO - does it split the songs into files? 15:04:38 or is it a single large file of the stream? 15:04:55 i'd love to get some game music from various broadcasts, but only if it's id3'd into ind. files. 15:05:16 * sbp looks up like 5 degrees and goes "oh yeah" 15:05:49 hmm. let me see. 15:06:19 it's busy. hold on. 15:07:44 http://radio.weblogs.com/0100887/2002/06/27.html 15:08:56 GabeW (~chatzilla@12-236-104-95.client.attbi.com) has joined #swhack 15:09:42 @ http://radio.weblogs.com/0100887/2002/06/27.html 15:09:45 "the power and richness of Windows any time and anywhere" 15:09:48 C: http://radio.weblogs.com/0100887/2002/06/27.html from bitsko 15:10:01 C:|Transmeta gadgets and paradigm shift gear grinding 15:10:03 titled item C 15:11:02 C:describes a gadget using a Transmeta Crusoe CPU in a "PDA box" that then plugs into your desktop, then you can move into your laptop. 15:11:15 C:but I have to ask, what's the big deal? 15:11:21 i didn't know transmeta made iBooks... http://www.transmeta.com/everywhere/products/notebooks/gericom/gericom_a2.html 15:12:11 pixel: don't think it does. 15:12:56 C:I can see the nicety of having, say, a FireWire drive with a nice PDA screen and input; but then you plug it in to your N-Way desktop or laptop and it becomes "just another CPU". 15:13:27 [GlobalNotice] http://www.affero.com 15:13:48 [GlobalNotice] Just take a look if you get a chance. 15:14:29 lilo is not a choice in the pop up menu! 15:15:54 C:even better, you're running either a VM (Java, CLR) or portable binaries (Amiga VP Code) so that you can use the low-powered Transmeta Crusoe alongside your high-powered Intel or PowerPC 15:16:55 oops, it has to be two :s, bitsko 15:17:07 i.e. C::describes a gadget using a Transmeta Crusoe CPU in a "PDA box" that then plugs into your desktop, then you can move into your laptop. 15:17:11 silly app, what's up with that? :) 15:17:15 heh 15:17:40 C::describes a gadget using a Transmeta Crusoe CPU in a "PDA box" that then plugs into your desktop, then you can move into your laptop. 15:17:43 commented item C 15:17:59 C::but I have to ask, what's the big deal? 15:18:00 commented item C 15:18:16 C::I can see the nicety of having, say, a FireWire drive with a nice PDA screen and input; but then you plug it in to your N-Way desktop or laptop and it becomes "just another CPU". 15:18:17 commented item C 15:18:35 C::even better, you're running either a VM (Java, CLR) or portable binaries (Amiga VP Code) so that you can use the low-powered Transmeta Crusoe alongside your high-powered Intel or PowerPC. 15:18:37 commented item C 15:25:24 second entry: http://flyingchihuahuas.editthispage.com/2002/06/27 15:25:37 @ http://radio.weblogs.com/0100887/2002/06/26.html 15:25:40 D: http://radio.weblogs.com/0100887/2002/06/26.html from bitsko 15:25:49 "I'm impressed. I don't know if I've seen anything install this easy since the days of DOS." 15:26:43 Morbus: nice 15:27:03 D:|the services grid 15:27:06 titled item D 15:29:05 D::Jon refers to Graham Glass discussing grid computing as the future, detailing the use of SOAP toolkits and "The server publishes a named interface; the client asks to bind to it; Gaia makes the connection. If multiple instances are running, work is distributed among them. If an instance dies, failover is automatic." 15:29:07 commented item D 15:30:05 D::This is about as non-RESTful as one can get, if it's truly as described. 15:30:07 commented item D 15:30:35 redmonk (sid@ip68-2-102-26.ph.ph.cox.net) has joined #swhack 15:30:52 morb: it won't split the files. 15:31:03 hello 15:32:02 D::So instead of having the grid computer simply be a distributed tuple space, with everything at a URL, and processing happening asynchronously, we're locked into APIs and either synchronous or over-layered-asynchronous distributed objects. 15:32:05 commented item D 15:32:48 D::With a little hope that the SOAPsters are "getting" REST, the worst won't come to pass, but we'll have to wait and see. 15:32:51 commented item D 15:33:22 whee, my patches were accepted: http://faifzilla.org/errors.html 15:33:36 anyone know of a place where I can get stock quotes in an RSS feed? 15:33:59 actually, any XML-based feed will do. 15:35:04 i just have plain text. xml is evil 15:35:30 if you insist... http://quotes.nasdaq.com/quote.dll?page=xml&mode=stock&symbol=WBVN&symbol=AAPL 15:38:13 hey. you're the RDF guy. how can you say XMl is evil? 15:38:17 (thanks for the link!) 15:38:26 RDF has nothing to do with XML 15:38:32 XML is very, very evil 15:38:47 * GabeW introduces n3 to pixel 15:39:19 * redmonk yawns at YARVSA 15:39:57 (Yet Another REST Vs. SOAP Argument) 15:40:03 ah 15:40:03 hehe 15:40:10 i thought you were referring to n3 ;-) 15:40:19 heh 15:40:25 nah. n3 is cool. 15:40:40 aaronsw - you seen reportlab? 15:40:47 no 15:40:48 i just saw it - looks cool. 15:40:50 and google doesn't have yarvsa 15:41:01 python imaging library - for charts and stuff 15:41:11 http://www.reportlab.com/toolkit/index.html 15:41:22 perty kewl stuff 15:41:33 ooh 15:42:02 uesed here: http://cheerleader.yoz.com/warchalk.html 15:42:11 I jsut ran across that this morning frmo someone's weblog. 15:42:16 yeah. that was it. 15:42:17 to generate pdf's of warchalking symbols 15:42:17 hehe 15:42:48 the script is here: http://cheerleader.yoz.com/warchalk.py 15:45:05 my someone has too much time on their hands 15:45:48 very cool though 15:53:41 ok, so what makes XML evil? 15:57:57 it's painful to type for documents and HTML has so many more tools 16:06:35 bitsko: that guy who mentioned the DOS day thing works at microsoft apparently. 16:06:47 bitsko: or, at least, he has a microsoft email address on his site 16:06:52 which is pretty cool. 16:11:14 is the rdf model and syntax stuff baked, baking, falling apart, what? 16:11:53 aaron : so I'm guessting you don't like storing RDf in XML? 16:12:02 yeah 16:12:03