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ender2070thats fineJul 19 00:00
ender2070you're just making good use out of old hardwareJul 19 00:01
cubezzzso far I can't get LCD's to do 640x350 or 320x200Jul 19 00:02
cubezzzalso i don't want bloatJul 19 00:03
cubezzzLinux shouldn't be bloatedJul 19 00:03
ender2070its not bloatedJul 19 00:04
cubezzzyou can't even fit the source on a single DVD for a modern distroJul 19 00:04
cubezzzthink about that for a secondJul 19 00:04
ender2070what the hell are you talking aboutJul 19 00:05
ender2070linux != distroJul 19 00:05
cubezzzit's part of itJul 19 00:05
ender2070Linux is not bloatedJul 19 00:05
ender2070Distros are bloatedJul 19 00:05
cubezzzok, fine, distros are bloatedJul 19 00:05
ender2070you can build a tiny distro that can fit on a cdJul 19 00:05
cubezzzbut in general 2.6 is fatter than 2.4 which in turn is fatter than 2.2Jul 19 00:05
cubezzzyou can see the direction it's going inJul 19 00:05
ender2070ever compile your own kernel?Jul 19 00:06
cubezzzsureJul 19 00:06
ender2070you can disable stuff you don't need to make it smallerJul 19 00:06
cubezzzMinceR still hasn't even found a distro he likes yetJul 19 00:07
ender2070debianJul 19 00:07
cubezzzalso applications are bloatedJul 19 00:07
cubezzzfirefox is huge bloatJul 19 00:08
cubezzzbut netscape was bloated so...Jul 19 00:08
ender2070chromiumJul 19 00:08
ender2070absolute linux has confirmed it uses less resourcesJul 19 00:09
cubezzzprobably trueJul 19 00:09
cubezzzbut I need something more basicJul 19 00:09
ender2070kmeleonJul 19 00:10
ender2070epiphanyJul 19 00:10
ender2070theres another one tooJul 19 00:10
cubezzzthere's tons and tons of browsersJul 19 00:11
cubezzzI might try amaya againJul 19 00:12
cubezzzthe problem is web admins all go for ff and ieJul 19 00:12
cubezzzso if you run something else, it doesn't look very goodJul 19 00:13
ender2070nah chromium works with everything tooJul 19 00:15
cubezzzeverything? Jul 19 00:15
cubezzzI blame the web masters mostlyJul 19 00:16
cubezzzthe net was good, ad free, fastJul 19 00:17
cubezzznow it's a morass of turtle slow scriptsJul 19 00:17
cubezzzin fact, I may as well not bother with graphical browsers on the 486Jul 19 00:18
cubezzzI can't load high resolution pictures anywaysJul 19 00:19
ender2070its been a long time since i've had to install firefoxJul 19 00:19
cubezzzand flash, wow, don't get me started about flashJul 19 00:20
ender2070in fact I only tried it recently because they ripped chrome offJul 19 00:20
ender2070flash sucksJul 19 00:20
cubezzzI'm not saying firefox is that great eitherJul 19 00:20
ender2070firefox is the most bloated program i've used besides openofficeJul 19 00:21
cubezzzright now I'm using links as much as possibleJul 19 00:21
cubezzzyes, so you see the problemJul 19 00:21
cubezzzFOSS shouldn't be bloatedJul 19 00:21
ender2070firefox and openoffice are both spawned from proprietary software developmentJul 19 00:22
cubezzzI can't think of any distro i really like, except I kind of like Vector with classic KDEJul 19 00:22
ender2070firefox came from the netscape codebase that aol was working onJul 19 00:22
cubezzzyes Jul 19 00:22
ender2070openoffice came from star officeJul 19 00:22
ender2070pure FOSS development makes better appsJul 19 00:22
cubezzzanother thing, awk beats perl for memory efficiencyJul 19 00:22
cubezzzhard to believe we didn't even have X on our systems in the 80'sJul 19 00:23
cubezzzno perl, python or php eitherJul 19 00:23
ender2070asm beats them allJul 19 00:24
cubezzzhehJul 19 00:24
cubezzzwell...Jul 19 00:24
cubezzzI've done thatJul 19 00:24
ender2070how fast can you write software though in assemblyJul 19 00:25
ender2070imagine a complex web browserJul 19 00:25
cubezzznot very fast at allJul 19 00:25
ender2070yearsJul 19 00:25
cubezzzno, I wouldn't do itJul 19 00:25
cubezzzC and X is as low as I goJul 19 00:25
cubezzzeven in the 80's I used CJul 19 00:26
ender2070C is nice :)Jul 19 00:26
cubezzzhad to drive to Toronto to _buy_ my first compilerJul 19 00:26
cubezzzand it wasn't cheap eitherJul 19 00:26
cubezzzit was a grand to get Xenix with the compilerJul 19 00:27
cubezzzyes, one thousand bucksJul 19 00:28
cubezzz$200 for the Amiga compiler, and $1300 for the hard drive to put it onJul 19 00:28
ender2070was that before gcc?Jul 19 00:31
cubezzzwell at the time, I didn't know about Stallman or gccJul 19 00:32
cubezzzhe was probably working on it at the time thoughJul 19 00:32
ender2070no internet to search for them eitherJul 19 00:32
ender2070at least to the general publicJul 19 00:32
cubezzzI had CRSJul 19 00:32
cubezzzand I also had access to Waterloo's stuffJul 19 00:32
cubezzzSun4's at the timeJul 19 00:33
ender2070I was reading some comments on osnews about the 'death' of CSJul 19 00:33
ender2070one person said self taught programmers should be coming out of the woodworksJul 19 00:33
cubezzzI looked at Xenix and mostly I didn't even like itJul 19 00:33
ender2070the guy had to pirate borland pascal just to code at homeJul 19 00:33
cubezzzwell there were compilers Jul 19 00:34
ender2070and now with free compilers, there should be tons of people codingJul 19 00:34
cubezzzLattice C and Manx in the early daysJul 19 00:34
ender2070http://www.osnews.com/thread?433831Jul 19 00:34
TechrightsBotTitle: OSNews > Thread > "RE: It always goes full circle" by vivainio .::. Size~: 22.72 KBJul 19 00:34
cubezzzyou do know Microsoft C was originally Lattice right?Jul 19 00:34
ender2070"Whereas as a kid I had to pirate turbo pascal 3.0 from school to get access to a modern programming environment... "Jul 19 00:34
cubezzzthey didn't start from zeroJul 19 00:34
ender2070Lattice C?Jul 19 00:34
cubezzzbut I didn't pirate the compilerJul 19 00:34
cubezzzyesJul 19 00:35
ender2070i couldn't blame a studentJul 19 00:35
ender2070they dont have thousands to spend on toysJul 19 00:35
cubezzzwell, I paid $200 :)Jul 19 00:35
cubezzzyeah I spent a lot on computer stuffJul 19 00:35
ender2070yeahJul 19 00:35
cubezzzI wanted the manuals thoughJul 19 00:36
ender2070honestly if I spent $200 to learn programming i'd put more effort into itJul 19 00:36
ender2070:)Jul 19 00:36
cubezzzif gcc didn't exist we would be in big troubleJul 19 00:36
ender2070:DJul 19 00:37
cubezzzthat is so important, I don't think people really understand how important it isJul 19 00:37
ender2070ever watch Revolution OS ?Jul 19 00:37
cubezzzumm, not sure, might haveJul 19 00:37
ender2070I understand how it isJul 19 00:37
cubezzzwell there was Xenix ccJul 19 00:37
ender2070its a linux and free software documentaryJul 19 00:37
cubezzzbut closed source of courseJul 19 00:37
cubezzzyeah I think I did see it actuallyJul 19 00:37
cubezzzI used compilers before gcc of courseJul 19 00:38
ender2070they mentioned spending days downloading and replacing apps on sun os workstations with gnu toolsJul 19 00:38
ender2070the guy who started cygnus said it I thinkJul 19 00:39
cubezzzyeah they worked very hardJul 19 00:39
cubezzzthere was also this one:Jul 19 00:39
cubezzz\http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portable_C_CompilerJul 19 00:39
TechrightsBotTitle: Portable C Compiler - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia .::. Size~: 34.09 KBJul 19 00:39
cubezzzI never used it thoughJul 19 00:39
cubezzzthe BSD guys say it's "way better"Jul 19 00:40
cubezzzfor some reason I never got into BSD very muchJul 19 00:40
ender2070they hate gnuJul 19 00:40
cubezzzwhy?Jul 19 00:40
cubezzzdo they hate the GPL?Jul 19 00:41
ender2070yesJul 19 00:41
ender2070not all the BSD folksJul 19 00:41
ender2070the openbsd guys aren't too fond of the GPL thoughJul 19 00:42
cubezzzI always thought GNU/Linux was a nicer desktopJul 19 00:42
cubezzzLoki/LGP that sort of thingJul 19 00:42
ender2070linux has better driversJul 19 00:43
ender2070it also performs faster and evolves fasterJul 19 00:43
cubezzzBL3 is the main reason why I canned my Amiga projectJul 19 00:45
cubezzzAmiga had a couple of problemsJul 19 00:45
cubezzzwimpy power supply and closed source OSJul 19 00:45
ender2070basic linux 3?Jul 19 00:46
cubezzzyesJul 19 00:46
cubezzzI hated giving up on Amiga thoughJul 19 00:46
ender2070they were advanced for their timeJul 19 00:47
cubezzzI can get PC stuff so cheapJul 19 00:47
ender2070I thought the NeXT stuff was pretty cool tooJul 19 00:48
cubezzzAmiga stuff is expensiveJul 19 00:48
cubezzzan entire p3 loaded for $60Jul 19 00:48
cubezzzthat's crazy cheapJul 19 00:48
ender2070I was looking for socket 775 cpu'sJul 19 00:48
ender2070you can get them cheap usedJul 19 00:48
ender2070i saw some for like $10-20Jul 19 00:48
ender2070i got a spare moboJul 19 00:48
ender2070I have lots of hard drives tooJul 19 00:49
cubezzzP4's get really hot thoughJul 19 00:49
ender2070I test out a lot of OS's with themJul 19 00:49
ender2070775 supports P4 to Quad Core CPUsJul 19 00:49
cubezzzI can hear the fans revving up on P4'sJul 19 00:50
ender2070this board will support a quad core, it came with it originallyJul 19 00:50
ender2070its an intel board though and can't be overclockedJul 19 00:50
cubezzzthat's fineJul 19 00:50
cubezzzI don't overlockJul 19 00:50
ender2070i dont unless intel underclocks my cpuJul 19 00:50
ender2070which it does for the series mine came out ofJul 19 00:51
cubezzzI want longevity and reliabilityJul 19 00:51
*cubezzz pats his 17 year old 486Jul 19 00:51
ender2070after a while, all q6xxx cpu's were identical and were hardcoded on certain speeds to make different models to sellJul 19 00:52
cubezzzif I was to build another computer I'd want fastest, coolest running and reliableJul 19 00:52
ender2070why arm then?Jul 19 00:54
ender2070LOLJul 19 00:54
cubezzzI only have one Arm machineJul 19 00:54
cubezzzand one arm routerJul 19 00:55
ender2070I can't say they are the fastestJul 19 00:55
ender2070but they are extremely efficientJul 19 00:55
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cubezzzwell I don't want to be totally stuck on x86Jul 19 01:00
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cubezzzactually all 3 of my routers are ARMJul 19 01:02
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ender2070yeah but my point was arm isn't fastJul 19 01:04
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ender2070hey cubezzzJul 19 01:16
cubezzzhmm?Jul 19 01:16
ender2070the old LFS guides probably deal with kernel 2.4 setupsJul 19 01:16
cubezzzon DistroWatch Ubuntu is number oneJul 19 01:22
cubezzzhmmm, a bit surprisingJul 19 01:22
cubezzzfedora #2, MEPIS #11, Vector #27Jul 19 01:22
ThistleWebI've noticed the ratings change when a new release comes out as lots of peeps pile on it at onceJul 19 01:23
cubezzzLFS is #71Jul 19 01:23
cubezzzI actually do like VectorJul 19 01:23
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cubezzzno one tries to support old very much thoughJul 19 01:25
cubezzzold as in old hardwareJul 19 01:25
cubezzzMint + KDE says it needs 512 megs of ramJul 19 01:26
cubezzzGraphics card capable of 800×600 resolutionJul 19 01:26
cubezzzthey actively don't support oldJul 19 01:27
ender2070cant really count LFS as a distroJul 19 01:27
ender2070because its notJul 19 01:27
cubezzzthey listed itJul 19 01:27
ender2070yeahJul 19 01:27
ender2070if you download it you end up with a pdf fileJul 19 01:28
ender2070its a manual with instructionsJul 19 01:28
ender2070you need to manually download and compile every application it tells you toJul 19 01:28
cubezzzwell it's even on osdisc.comJul 19 01:29
ender2070yeah?Jul 19 01:29
ender2070freebsd is on distrowatch tooJul 19 01:29
ender2070not even linuxJul 19 01:29
cubezzzdistrowatch is distrowatchJul 19 01:29
cubezzznot linuxwatchJul 19 01:29
ender2070toucheJul 19 01:30
Diablo-D3[08:20:49] <cubezzz> Mint + KDE says it needs 512 megs of ramJul 19 01:30
Diablo-D3[08:21:09] <cubezzz> Graphics card capable of 800×600 resolutionJul 19 01:30
Diablo-D3[08:21:27] <cubezzz> they actively don't support oldJul 19 01:30
Diablo-D3its just ubuntu.Jul 19 01:30
ender2070debian supports oldJul 19 01:30
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ender2070seemingly thats all it does support in 'stable'Jul 19 01:31
cubezzzwell I'm glad debian supports oldJul 19 01:31
Diablo-D3debian doesnt support anythingJul 19 01:31
cubezzzbut most of them don'tJul 19 01:31
Diablo-D3its up to you to install what you want.Jul 19 01:31
ender2070some consider LFS a distro but if I built it I'd give it my own nameJul 19 01:32
ender2070i'd probably use newer software than what is available in the guide tooJul 19 01:33
cubezzzwell now I wonder what they put on the LFS disc :)Jul 19 01:33
cubezzzI hope it's not just a pdf fileJul 19 01:33
ender2070not the distroJul 19 01:33
ender2070its a build environmentJul 19 01:33
ender2070so you can build itJul 19 01:33
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ender2070its not required, you can build it with any livecdJul 19 01:34
ender2070or any distroJul 19 01:34
ender2070the livecd doesn't put a distro on your hard driveJul 19 01:34
ender2070you know what I meanJul 19 01:34
Diablo-D3unless its an installer tooJul 19 01:35
ender2070its notJul 19 01:35
cubezzzyeah it's notJul 19 01:35
ender2070LFS is a training toolJul 19 01:35
cubezzzBL3 didn't have much of an installer eitherJul 19 01:35
ender2070you use it to learn how to make linuxJul 19 01:35
ender2070sure you could probably DD the iso to an HDDJul 19 01:36
ender2070or cp the filesJul 19 01:36
ender2070if you really wantedJul 19 01:36
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cubezzzeven LFS is voluminousJul 19 01:37
cubezzznot as bad as most of the others thoughJul 19 01:37
cubezzzI can't do the iso thing anywaysJul 19 01:37
ender2070yeahJul 19 01:37
cubezzznot on 486 with a 120 meg partitionJul 19 01:38
ender2070learn, then build one you want smallerJul 19 01:38
ender2070im going to learn LFS and see if its viable to make my own distroJul 19 01:38
cubezzzI'll have a lookJul 19 01:39
ender2070im guessing its not though and ill find out exactly whyJul 19 01:39
ender2070lolJul 19 01:39
cubezzzdoes LFS even include X?Jul 19 01:39
ender2070BLFS doesJul 19 01:39
ender2070beyond linux from scratchJul 19 01:40
cubezzzwell what would you put it on?Jul 19 01:40
cubezzzthere's pretty much a distro for every type of boxJul 19 01:40
ender2070you might not like some of the decisions your distro makesJul 19 01:42
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cubezzzyes, very much soJul 19 01:43
cubezzzbut Vector was a decent compromise, on less old hardwareJul 19 01:44
ender2070the non viable part imo is keeping up with softwareJul 19 01:44
cubezzzwell...Jul 19 01:44
cubezzzyou don't _have_ to continously upgradeJul 19 01:44
ender2070LFS will have you a system built, but its up to you to rebuild all the software you want upgradedJul 19 01:44
ender2070security fixesJul 19 01:44
cubezzzsomeone is going to attack me through plip?Jul 19 01:45
cubezzz;-)Jul 19 01:45
cubezzzit doesn't even talk to the routerJul 19 01:45
ender2070I mean in the aspect of making my own distroJul 19 01:46
ender2070if I ship out a distro people expect timely updatesJul 19 01:46
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cubezzzyes, but you don't have to connect every computer to the internetJul 19 01:46
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cubezzzI just want to hack around on X, do some C stuff and play old dos games, that's itJul 19 01:47
cubezzzat least on that boxJul 19 01:47
cubezzzby all means, make your distroJul 19 01:48
cubezzzor just hack an existing distroJul 19 01:48
ender2070ill just go one step at a timeJul 19 01:50
ender2070ill build LFS first then see what im gonna doJul 19 01:50
cubezzzI sure wouldn't want to build BLFS with 2.6 and then go duuhhh this runs like crap on 16 megs Jul 19 01:52
cubezzzeven gnuchess is iffy with XJul 19 01:53
ender2070use an old version of the guideJul 19 01:53
ender2070they just update it for newer versions of stuffJul 19 01:54
cubezzzyou can see what I ended up with here:Jul 19 01:54
cubezzzhttp://cubexyz.blogspot.com/Jul 19 01:54
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ender2070you could probably take basic linux and customize itJul 19 01:56
ender2070make it smaller, remove even more :)Jul 19 01:56
cubezzzno, mostly you have to add stuffJul 19 01:57
cubezzzit's just two 3.5" disksJul 19 01:57
ender2070you could probably recompile the kernel to include only the modules you needJul 19 01:57
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cubezzzzimage is 458,327 bytesJul 19 01:57
ender2070theres also an X replacement that uses less ram isn't there?Jul 19 01:57
cubezzzyeah but I didn't really want thatJul 19 01:58
cubezzzI needed compatibility with the X programs I wroteJul 19 01:58
ender2070ohhhJul 19 01:58
ender2070what progs did you write?Jul 19 01:58
cubezzzxrubik is mineJul 19 01:59
cubezzzx_polyJul 19 01:59
cubezzznever ported x_poly over, it's probaby too bigJul 19 02:00
cubezzzand poly_w2Jul 19 02:00
cubezzzI'll show you some picsJul 19 02:01
cubezzzhttp://cubeman.org/wireframe.htmlJul 19 02:01
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-BNi/#boycottnovell-[ender2070/@ender2070] Trolls still exist on the Internet, no matter how welcoming you are of people joining in.Jul 19 02:05
ender2070quite neatJul 19 02:06
cubezzzthanksJul 19 02:06
cubezzzI thought about re-writing rclock but it's pretty well perfect as it isJul 19 02:08
cubezzzactually that's not quite trueJul 19 02:09
cubezzzit could have preserved the aspect ratioJul 19 02:10
cubezzzI wonder what market share BSD hasJul 19 02:31
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cubezzzmac at 6%Jul 19 02:35
cubezzzlinux at 1.3%Jul 19 02:35
cubezzzSteven J. Vaughan-Nichols actually said windows 7 is goodJul 19 02:37
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cubezzzI doubt he really believes thatJul 19 02:37
cubezzzMicrosoft has a lot to answer forJul 19 02:38
cubezzz"The court case was brought by Savoir Faire Linux, a small Montreal-based company that had hoped to bid Linux software to replace the government's aging Windows XP. "Jul 19 02:38
cubezzzmy own municipality sucksJul 19 02:40
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cubezzzit's really really badJul 19 02:41
cubezzzI can't even give them money without using Microsoft productsJul 19 02:42
cubezzztheir credit card web app was IE onlyJul 19 02:42
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[einfeldt] All of Europe is considering a move to free open source software. So important for free speech! http://nyti.ms/bmsIliJul 19 03:20
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[einfeldt] RT @linuxlibrarian: Facebook, you may have claimed 499 million of my comrades, but you will never take me... mwahahaha!!Jul 19 03:26
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ender2070:)Jul 19 03:34
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cubevectorit's nice to get off fc1 for a whileJul 19 04:44
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cubevectorwow, a bing plugin for firefox :-/Jul 19 05:25
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[fosspatents] #Patent expiration (latest example: Apple TrueType) benefits Free and Open Source Software http://bit.ly/aTie2T #freetype #swpatJul 19 05:39
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cubevectorhuh, vector has VectorLinux Standard 1.8 Jul 19 06:31
cubevectorwhich uses "Ultra stable 2.2.18 kernel"Jul 19 06:32
cubevectorRecommend 16 megs of ram and 175 megs HD space for installationJul 19 06:33
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swathanthrando we have a list of cases where proprietary software companies been penalised, which would inherently point to the flaw in the proprietary system of software?Jul 19 07:32
swathanthranok, going through the wiki first;-)Jul 19 07:34
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] Greens Endorse BT-TalkTalk Opposition to Digital Economy Act - http://bit.ly/daFfQF and the LibDems? (via @Coadec) #deactJul 19 08:18
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] Briefing paper on “The Semantic Web, Linked and Open Data” - http://bit.ly/dgKJO9 time for deeds, not words #semanticweb #opendataJul 19 08:35
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] Really Open Source Cloud Computing Arrives At Last - http://bit.ly/9q1qRv a blow agaisnt #opencore #opencloud #opensourceJul 19 08:37
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] The New Silk Road - http://bit.ly/c0a7Fe "A railroad through the southern Caucasus"; I can't wait to ride this #silkroad #caucasusJul 19 08:44
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] Survive a Plane Crash - http://bit.ly/aMxt0s sensible advice for the super-neurotic #planes #crashes #survivalJul 19 08:52
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] Google Discontinues the Nexus One Android Phone - http://bit.ly/bdtKyQ no surprise: it was clearly an insurance policy, and wasn't neededJul 19 08:59
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cubevectorI thought about tab colours in konsole, but then I see they were added :)Jul 19 09:10
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] Remix This Game — a Free Software Experiment - http://bit.ly/cMK0tI GNU GPL Version 3, Creative Commons BY-SA; cool #gaming #cc #gplJul 19 09:32
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] Say Everything - http://bit.ly/cXECIg excellent, well-written piece about a key generational shift #privacy #netJul 19 09:42
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] Open source software used by the Symbian Foundation - http://bit.ly/a1yMV2 if you talk the talk... #symbian #opensourceJul 19 09:44
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] Quicken Online Users Saw The Bait, Took The Switch To Mint.com, And Are Left With Nothing - http://tcrn.ch/9JBR5l must be a moral thereJul 19 09:50
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] Academics must check contracts' effects on user rights - http://bit.ly/93PuQI rather dry, but important #copyright #contractlawJul 19 09:59
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[ruiseabra] How do these loud screaming people expect the working people to be such?Jul 19 10:09
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] Hedge funds accused of gambling with lives of the poorest as food prices soar - http://bit.ly/asiuxS must be stopped #speculation #foodJul 19 10:12
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] RT @kaerast @privacyint UK Police consulting on DNA database -- please respond and RT! http://bit.ly/9zJLZW >>it's v. short and easy #dnaJul 19 10:28
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[ruiseabra] ♺ @glynmoody: Quicken Online Users Saw Bait, Switched To Mint.com, And Are Left With Nothing - http://tcrn.ch/9JBR5l must be a moral thereJul 19 10:40
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[ruiseabra] #needcoffee satisfied (but barely). Feeling like #theremustbesomewayouttahere but...Jul 19 10:45
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[ruiseabra] Depending on proprietary software? Depending of proprietary standards? Depending on the Cloud? Having a problem? #fail http://tcrn.ch/9JBR5lJul 19 10:51
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[ruiseabra] s/ of pro/ on pro/Jul 19 10:51
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] Human Rights Groups Complain About Special 301 Process - http://bit.ly/9xRGNi and about time too #special301 #humanrightsJul 19 10:56
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] FSFE Welcomes New 'Software Interactions' Document From The European, Legal Network - http://bit.ly/9iKfBO de-muddifying licence choiceJul 19 11:16
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] Translating Pushkin’s The Captain’s Daughter - http://bit.ly/cya6Kl lovely meditation on amazing writer; pity no e-text, though #pushkinJul 19 11:25
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[jwildeboer] Everytime the Euro gains value, some rating agency will rate down a european country. This time Moodys on Ireland. #conspiracyJul 19 11:27
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] The Real Open Source Hardware Revolution - http://bit.ly/9szIGh and why it means the death of patents #3dprinters #patentsJul 19 12:11
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] Action Food speculation: Shop Goldman Sachs to the regulator - http://bit.ly/cHQV4s couldn't happen to a nicer wunch #food #goldmansachsJul 19 12:12
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[ruiseabra] Very soon, the progress bar will finally be legal to use in software in the EU. #swpat about to expire in October 24th http://is.gd/dxXmOJul 19 12:24
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[jwildeboer] @ruiseabra @carlopiana MSFT has ClearType patents for subpixel rendering on LCD screens, see http://www.freetype.org/patents.htmlJul 19 12:31
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] UK Strategic Advisory Board for Intellectual Property policy (SABIP): RIP - http://bit.ly/cVlw3J so what will replace it? #ukJul 19 13:23
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] RT @newsbrooke Today in the information tribunal I made a request to tape record the 'open' hearing as part of my campaign to open up courtsJul 19 13:27
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] Sony Ericsson Posts Profitable Q2 Thanks to Android - http://bit.ly/dig4Rx not just HTC that's benefiting #android #ericssonJul 19 13:30
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[jwildeboer] Via Max Rydahl Andersen: Let's call it #icalgate http://discussions.info.apple.com/message.jspa?messageID=11292137 #mac #sync #fail #icalJul 19 13:43
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[jwildeboer] Good or bad news? Paywall costs Times 66% of its audience. Still 33% conversion rate is quite OK. http://is.gd/dy1ORJul 19 13:46
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[ruiseabra] ♺ @jwildeboer: @ruiseabra @carlopiana MSFT has ClearType patents for subpixel rendering on LCD screens http://www.freetype.org/patents.htmlJul 19 13:51
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] Google #Android gets OSS PHP tools - http://bit.ly/btmjmf "to make #PHP development not only possible but also feasible" (via @monkchips)Jul 19 14:06
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] Deutsche Grammophon's Archiv Blue Series - http://bit.ly/bIw0Rn David Munrow + more (remember Pied Piper anyone?) #spotifyJul 19 14:20
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*DaemonFC is glad he got the tire protection planJul 19 14:30
DaemonFCseems like I run over nails often enough to save about twice what I spend on the warranty :PJul 19 14:32
DaemonFCI'm still shocked that Walmart tried to sell me a warranty on a video game thoughJul 19 14:33
DaemonFCdoesn't the law say you can't take it back for cash or another game anyway?Jul 19 14:33
DaemonFCjust another copy of the same title?Jul 19 14:33
DaemonFCthe 30 day general return policy should cover a disc that was messed up when I opened it :)Jul 19 14:34
oiaohm_Ok whatJul 19 14:34
oiaohm_Tire warranty that you have to pay for.Jul 19 14:34
DaemonFCright, I bought a video game while I was thereJul 19 14:34
DaemonFCand the computer offered me a warranty on the video gameJul 19 14:34
DaemonFC:PJul 19 14:34
oiaohm_I am use to 12 months free tire repair on new tires.Jul 19 14:35
DaemonFCrepair is free with that planJul 19 14:35
DaemonFCnail through the tire = replacementJul 19 14:35
oiaohm_And even then repair is not much after that.Jul 19 14:35
DaemonFCthose are prorated depending on how much tread is leftJul 19 14:35
DaemonFClike 40% tread gets you 40% offJul 19 14:35
oiaohm_nail through the tire here is a repair.Jul 19 14:35
oiaohm_Not a new tire.Jul 19 14:36
DaemonFCit was a big nailJul 19 14:36
oiaohm_Define big.Jul 19 14:36
DaemonFCI don't think federal highway safety guidelines allow them to patch a hole from a roofing nailJul 19 14:36
DaemonFC:)Jul 19 14:36
oiaohm_Ok I had them patched here.Jul 19 14:36
oiaohm_Even large than roofing.Jul 19 14:36
oiaohm_Concert nails.Jul 19 14:37
DaemonFChmmm, Ubuntu has caught up to 2.6.35-rc5 finallyJul 19 14:37
DaemonFCthey're only lagging behind mainline by a week :PJul 19 14:37
DaemonFClaws must not be the same thereJul 19 14:37
DaemonFCof course Walmart's policies are usually more strict than the law requiresJul 19 14:37
DaemonFClike blowout = lawsuitJul 19 14:37
DaemonFC:DJul 19 14:37
oiaohm_As long as the blance of tire and belt of tire is nto too far damaged.Jul 19 14:37
oiaohm_It will be repaired.Jul 19 14:38
oiaohm_Yes they have machines to fully inspect the tires.Jul 19 14:38
DaemonFCI told them to repair it if possibleJul 19 14:38
oiaohm_Here in Australia have something stuck threw tire in first 12 months is not strange.Jul 19 14:38
DaemonFCthe work order says "Refused - Unsafe Environment"Jul 19 14:38
oiaohm_It is kinda common.Jul 19 14:39
oiaohm_Maybe it hit a critical point in the belt.Jul 19 14:39
DaemonFCoiaohm_, delaylog is the mount option you use in fstab to get XFS's new delayed logging, right?Jul 19 14:39
oiaohm_There are a few soft points in the belt of a tire.Jul 19 14:40
DaemonFCit's not default yet because it's an invasive experimental change that could eat your dataJul 19 14:40
DaemonFCfrom what I understandJul 19 14:40
oiaohm_Hopefully DaemonFCJul 19 14:40
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DaemonFCbut it's supposedly hellaciously fastJul 19 14:40
DaemonFCB-)Jul 19 14:40
DaemonFCI kind of want to try it but I don't want it to eat my partitionsJul 19 14:41
oiaohm_Yep reason for the world hopefully.Jul 19 14:41
oiaohm_Logging protects xfs from fails.Jul 19 14:41
DaemonFCXFS has been getting faster where Ext4 is getting slowerJul 19 14:41
DaemonFClatelyJul 19 14:41
oiaohm_A lotJul 19 14:41
oiaohm_delaying it is not exactly wise.Jul 19 14:41
DaemonFChave you noticed?Jul 19 14:41
oiaohm_Lock removealJul 19 14:42
DaemonFCXFS has been getting optimizations to their logging, and Ext4 has had to have Ext3 and XFS style safety hacks bolted onJul 19 14:42
DaemonFC:PJul 19 14:42
oiaohm_The lock corrections have been more in XFS favour.Jul 19 14:42
oiaohm_XFS was designed to work in correctly locked OS's.Jul 19 14:42
oiaohm_Ext3 and Ext4 really were not.Jul 19 14:43
DaemonFCso the global lock was putting a speed brake on it :PJul 19 14:43
DaemonFCmore or lessJul 19 14:43
oiaohm_YepJul 19 14:43
oiaohm_Yet ext3 and ext4 work better not being destracted half way threw a task.Jul 19 14:44
DaemonFCyeah, I've noticed that between the other improvements of the last year or so, you get 5-10% better performance, and with delayed logging on you can see over a third better performanceJul 19 14:44
*DaemonFC checks his AT&T billJul 19 14:44
DaemonFCI hope they posted itJul 19 14:44
DaemonFCknock one more bill out and have one less thing to worry about this month :PJul 19 14:44
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DaemonFCbetween rent, food, car expenses, TV, and internet, I don't see how I ever have anything left overJul 19 14:46
DaemonFC:PJul 19 14:46
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DaemonFChttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2fXsfAeqimYJul 19 14:59
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DaemonFChttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hFgiUm4lQigJul 19 15:01
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DaemonFCMaybe we can chug on over to mamby pamby land and find some self confidence for you, ya jackwagon! Crybaby!"Jul 19 15:05
DaemonFClolJul 19 15:05
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DaemonFChmm, that's oddJul 19 15:14
DaemonFCthe daily live image for Ubuntu 10.10 is not oversized, but the alternate isntaller isJul 19 15:15
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] Symbian Developer Cooperative (DevCo) - http://bit.ly/a9JESd "to give individuals a full voice in the governance of the #Symbian platform"Jul 19 15:17
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-BNi/#boycottnovell-[satipera/@satipera] What happened to the UK National Open Centre? http://is.gd/dy7bq !fs !techrightsJul 19 15:20
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] U.S. Caves on Anti-Circumvention Rules in ACTA - http://bit.ly/bmbEux interesting analysis of important point #actaJul 19 15:31
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] Dutch ISPs Don’t Have to Censor The Pirate Bay - http://bit.ly/dcgv5l a real roller-coaster ride #piratebay #nlJul 19 15:32
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] Twitnovels – Crowdsourcing Novel Community - http://bit.ly/c9lmLP in Japanese (anything similar in english?) #twitter #collaboration #japanJul 19 15:37
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DaemonFChttps://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/foundations-maverick-buy-somethingJul 19 15:50
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[einfeldt] RT @LinuxTT: Wait... it's not the iPhone they're talking about, it's the Droid X - SOLD OUT http://bit.ly/bZp55TJul 19 15:59
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] "Pay what you want" benefits companies, consumers, charities - http://bit.ly/aBj0nx one way to support free stuff #businessmodelsJul 19 16:46
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] Western Digital to fix Licensing? - http://bit.ly/9cqOiI @skwashd gamely tries to help #WD see the #freesw light#gplJul 19 16:48
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[ruiseabra] ♺ @lxoliva: meus pensamentos sobre as prisões no caso Brazil Series: http://fsfla.org/blogs/lxo/2010-07-19-brazil-seriesJul 19 16:54
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schestowitzHi everyoneJul 19 17:00
schestowitzI haven't been on the Internet since Thursday. Did Microsoft sue someone? :-)Jul 19 17:01
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] I've been totally off the grid (Net) for 5 days and surprisingly nothing bad happened.Jul 19 17:12
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] I don't think I have ever been of the Net for so long (since 1999).. glad to have received some mail from people worried about the absenceJul 19 17:13
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[ruiseabra] ♺ @satipera: European Commission to lay down software purchasing guidelines for its 27 member states http://is.gd/dyejY #fsJul 19 17:23
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[ruiseabra] Sorry for group-spam #fs :(Jul 19 17:23
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schestowitzDamn. The Wiki got spammed heavilyJul 19 17:28
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[jwildeboer] OpenStack - the beginning of the end of Eucalyptus and UbuntuCloud? Consolidation is always the most hectic part of a market.Jul 19 17:35
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[ml2mst] @schestowitz: I'm happy you're back Roy. It was strange and boring without you. Hope you had a nice little vacation though ;-)Jul 19 17:38
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DaemonFChttp://www.garylsnyder.com/my_weblog/2010/07/screw-you-you-and-especially-you.htmlJul 19 17:41
TechrightsBotTitle: The Gary Snyder Show on FM 100.1 Talks: Screw you, you and especially you! .::. Size~: 54.75 KBJul 19 17:41
DaemonFClolJul 19 17:41
DaemonFCthe mayor is backJul 19 17:41
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*DaemonFC knew he wouldn't pass up an $800,000 grantJul 19 17:41
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schestowitzBack from...?Jul 19 17:46
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] @ml2mst how's COLA?Jul 19 17:47
DaemonFChiding under his deskJul 19 17:49
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[ml2mst] @schestowitz: Awful. Flatfish nymshifted to "The Hooded Plumper" and is nasty as never before ultra homophobic and ultra sexual orientedJul 19 17:49
DaemonFC:DJul 19 17:49
schestowitzI'm now cleaning up some Wiki spam, then posting/catching up with IRC logsJul 19 17:51
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[ml2mst] @schestowitz: Some advocates are still trying to do their best, but it's mostly noise.Jul 19 17:51
schestowitzDaemonFC: why?Jul 19 17:51
schestowitzHe could shut his door with he undoes his zipperJul 19 17:51
schestowitz:-)  Updike!Jul 19 17:51
DaemonFCschestowitz, Cause there's $850,000-ish that he can fritter away right nowJul 19 17:53
schestowitzI see...Jul 19 17:53
DaemonFCand if he doesn't get re-elected, his successor will have to live up to the nastier stipulations of taking the grantJul 19 17:53
schestowitzBTWJul 19 17:53
DaemonFC:DJul 19 17:53
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] @ml2mst what would you do about C.O.L.A. then?Jul 19 17:53
schestowitzHas anything major happened in the past 5 days?Jul 19 17:53
schestowitzLike, you know, some lawsuits, or products...?Jul 19 17:53
schestowitzOH! Did ZUNE die?Jul 19 17:53
schestowitz[yet?]Jul 19 17:53
DaemonFCschestowitz, Basically, he can fudge our budget and leave it to someone else to clean up the fallout even if he doesn't get re-electedJul 19 17:53
DaemonFCwith some help from ObamaJul 19 17:54
DaemonFCschestowitz, Not reallyJul 19 17:54
schestowitzNiceJul 19 17:54
schestowitzSo timing was good for me...Jul 19 17:54
DaemonFCschestowitz, Microsoft is now getting more lax on what constitutes a netbookJul 19 17:54
DaemonFCaside from the 13.1" screen size and no optical drive limit, there's now some "netbooks" at Walmart with some rather laptop-ish featuresJul 19 17:55
DaemonFCfaster processors, 3 GB of RAM, etcJul 19 17:55
schestowitzhttp://www.nzcs.org.nz/news/blog.php?/archives/97-.htmlJul 19 17:56
schestowitz\0/Jul 19 17:56
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DaemonFCbasically the OEMs are trying to stretch the definition of a netbook so they can keep getting cheap-ish Windows 7 Starter licensesJul 19 17:56
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[ml2mst] @schestowitz: Not waste any more time on it. Nice people stick together on Techrights, Openbytes etc.Jul 19 17:56
DaemonFCMicrosoft is now telling them they can't ship Windows XP after OctoberJul 19 17:57
DaemonFCso they're all on the Windows 7: Shareware Edition bandwagon nowJul 19 17:57
DaemonFCas far as I can tell, nobody actually likes Windows 7 Starter once they actually try and use itJul 19 17:58
DaemonFCmost of them are angry and want to know how to get XP on itJul 19 17:58
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] @ml2mst it would be nine to convince Chris, HPT and others to just get the daily news at Techrights and … http://identi.ca/notice/42341310Jul 19 17:59
DaemonFCthose 3 GB of RAM "netbooks" have 4 slots, but there's no reason to actually use 4 GB when 32-bit Windows will fail to use most of the last GBJul 19 17:59
TechrightsBotTitle: Dr. Roy Schestowitz (schestowitz)'s status on Monday, 19-Jul-10 16:52:49 UTC - Identi.ca .::. Size~: 8.59 KBJul 19 17:59
DaemonFCschestowitz, I didn't see any zunes at Walmart this morningJul 19 18:00
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[ml2mst] @schestowitz: There are a couple of really nice people in COLA, yet I don't take it serious any more. It has become one giant flamewar :-(Jul 19 18:00
DaemonFCand the accessories seem to all be on clearanceJul 19 18:00
squarepegwelcome back, schestowitz Jul 19 18:00
DaemonFCit looks like they're giving up on the Zune HD now evenJul 19 18:00
schestowitzTaJul 19 18:01
DaemonFCI knew it would end like this, especially since there are basically no good HD Radio stations anywhereJul 19 18:01
DaemonFCpeople don't care about listening to jazz and Rush Limbaugh in higher qualityJul 19 18:01
DaemonFCHD Radio wasn't even a living horse when Microsoft tried to hop on it with Zune HDJul 19 18:02
DaemonFCBallmer hopped onto the skeletal remains of the HD Radio horse and shouted "Yeehaw, giddyup!"Jul 19 18:02
DaemonFC:PJul 19 18:02
DaemonFCschestowitz, XM/Sirius now has a decent J2ME appJul 19 18:03
DaemonFCyou can stream every station they have on your cell phone :)Jul 19 18:04
DaemonFCschestowitz, The only reason I ran over to Walmart is because that's who I had the tire warranty withJul 19 18:05
DaemonFCand I came down the stairs this morning and noticed I had a flatJul 19 18:05
DaemonFCran over a roofing nail somewhereJul 19 18:05
DaemonFCI reinflated it with my bicycle pump and managed to get to Walmart on itJul 19 18:05
DaemonFC:PJul 19 18:05
DaemonFCI also found it kind of neat that I can use any ATM in the country for free nowJul 19 18:07
DaemonFCthat's a nice perkJul 19 18:07
DaemonFCbeats trying to hunt down a Wells Fargo ATM somewhere there may not be oneJul 19 18:07
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[ml2mst] @schestowitz: I understand. I could write a "I'm outta here" message to COLA and send you a concept before posting it.Jul 19 18:09
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[jwildeboer] Google pulls the plug on N1 sales in US. Makes sense IMHO in a market with lots of #android phones. N1 still my fav tho.Jul 19 18:18
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] Creating a FLOSS Roadmap, brick by BRIC - http://bit.ly/9XssVU OSS in Brazil is certainly happening, but the RIC lot seem slower #bricJul 19 18:37
TechrightsBotTitle: Creating a FLOSS Roadmap, brick by BRIC | Open Source Initiative .::. Size~: 9.53 KBJul 19 18:37
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] Should the Open Source Initiative adopt the Open Knowledge Definition? - http://bit.ly/ckZ2eu sounds a great idea #opendata #openknowledgeJul 19 18:38
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] Is Famed Trademark Troll Leo Stoller Trying To Stealthily Reclaim Bogus Stealth Trademarks? - http://bit.ly/cnplqK wonderful saga #trollsJul 19 18:43
TechrightsBotTitle: Is Famed Trademark Troll Leo Stoller Trying To Stealthily Reclaim Bogus Stealth Trademarks? | Techdirt .::. Size~: 28.95 KBJul 19 18:43
DaemonFCschestowitz, Pinta is in the Ubuntu repos nowJul 19 18:44
ender2070i knew itJul 19 18:44
ender2070I bet it will end up in 10.10Jul 19 18:45
ender2070reason: gimp is gone and people need a simple way to *edit* stuffJul 19 18:45
DaemonFCwhat exactly is Ubuntu planning to sell in their Software Center?Jul 19 18:45
DaemonFC0.4+dfsg-1ubuntu1(pinta)Jul 19 18:46
DaemonFCOpen SourceJul 19 18:46
DaemonFCCanonical does not provide updates for Pinta Image Editor. Some updates may be provided by the Ubuntu community.Jul 19 18:46
cubevectorgimp is gone?Jul 19 18:47
ender2070just a matter of timeJul 19 18:47
DaemonFCat least it doesn't make the mistake Banshee didJul 19 18:47
DaemonFCI see it uses Cairo and not libgdiplusJul 19 18:48
Diablo-D3dudeJul 19 18:48
Diablo-D3if they port gimp to c#Jul 19 18:48
Diablo-D3Im going to fucking port their c# to javaJul 19 18:48
Diablo-D3they better not fucking fuck with meJul 19 18:48
*cubevector does slapt-get ---install gimp to make sure vector is OKJul 19 18:48
Diablo-D3because Im going to fuck their shit upJul 19 18:48
ender2070Pinta is Paint.NETJul 19 18:49
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] I'll be talking tomorrow in Manchster. All are welcome. http://ur1.ca/0nq4rJul 19 18:49
TechrightsBotTitle: Tuesday, 20th July. Dr. Roy Schestowitz, Present and future threats to software freedom. «  Manchester Free Software .::. Size~: 10.23 KBJul 19 18:49
cubevectorwhatever, don't care about what Ubuntu/Canonical doesJul 19 18:50
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cubevectorgood thing about FOSS, there's so many distros to choose fromJul 19 18:53
cubevectorsomething for everyoneJul 19 18:53
ender2070yeahJul 19 18:53
ender2070i just got back from school btwJul 19 18:53
cubevectoroh yeah, i forgot I need inkscape tooJul 19 18:54
ender2070its been a few years since I was last at schoolJul 19 18:55
ender20706 yearsJul 19 18:55
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[ml2mst] I'm currently totally nuts about this song: The Hollies - Long Cool Woman In A Black Dress... Just can't get 'nuff of it :-pJul 19 18:55
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cubevectorthere's an advantage to running a bunch of different eras of LinuxJul 19 19:01
cubevectorI can run really old and really newJul 19 19:01
cubevectorall the Loki stuffJul 19 19:01
DaemonFCUbuntu is going to turn into rentalwareJul 19 19:01
cubevectorpfffftJul 19 19:01
cubevectorreally, so what?Jul 19 19:01
cubevectorGNU+Linux+X ftwJul 19 19:02
cubevectorLinux != UbuntuJul 19 19:03
DaemonFC"U.S. President Barack Obama last week set out a new domestic AIDS policy which asked states and federal agencies to find ways to cut new infections by 25 percent, get more patients treated quickly and educate Americans about HIV."Jul 19 19:03
DaemonFCHow about rescinding the "Jesus says your pee pee makes you a bad boy" sex ed policies set by Bush and the Christian far right?Jul 19 19:04
DaemonFCinstead of being pragmatic, they teach people to get into a "hate yourself if you don't have Jesus" mindsetJul 19 19:05
DaemonFCof course they don't slap the Jesus label on itJul 19 19:05
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[jwildeboer] ♺ @spot: Sent another chromium patch upstream. Wanna take bets on whether they'll ignore it, just like all the rest? | #google #fail?Jul 19 19:05
DaemonFCbut what else can you call "abstinence only" "education"?Jul 19 19:05
DaemonFChehe, I'm not going to have sex outside of marriage because that's what the government told me to do!Jul 19 19:06
DaemonFCIn the news today, AIDS vanishes, divorce rates are down!Jul 19 19:06
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] @ml2mst no need at this stageJul 19 19:06
DaemonFCweee!!!Jul 19 19:06
schestowitzFlush at the end, pleaseJul 19 19:08
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[nsisodiya] sad sad sad mozilla, I cannot watch Jsconf2010 video . Why you are using flash ? Not available in ogg/webm http://mzl.la/a01R3z @mozhacksJul 19 19:09
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[ml2mst] @schestowitz: OK ;-)Jul 19 19:09
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[ml2mst] @schestowitz: Those who appreciate your work will find their way to http://techrights.org and identi.ca anywayJul 19 19:11
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cubevectorI never really thought of Stallman as "Controversial"Jul 19 19:13
ender2070cubevector - many distros to choose from and if you don't like them you can make your own (LFS)Jul 19 19:13
cubevectorI guess he is to a lot of peopleJul 19 19:13
cubevectorI like some distrosJul 19 19:14
cubevectorobviously I like vectorJul 19 19:14
schestowitz[19:13] <cubevector> I never really thought of Stallman as "Controversial"Jul 19 19:15
schestowitzI noticed that tooJul 19 19:15
schestowitzWhenever he's mentionedJul 19 19:15
DaemonFChttp://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1222306Jul 19 19:15
TechrightsBotTitle:  Ubuntu One Pricing and alternatives - Ubuntu Forums .::. Size~: 98.33 KBJul 19 19:15
cubevectorfinally I got into 2.6 :)Jul 19 19:15
schestowitzControversial means contrarianJul 19 19:15
DaemonFCthey shove Ubuntu One crap in your face even if you don't use itJul 19 19:15
*WireWulf is now known as Wulf-is-not-hereJul 19 19:16
DaemonFCand you don't even get much storage for the priceJul 19 19:16
cubevectorI pretty well agree with Stallman on almost every pointJul 19 19:16
DaemonFC10 gigs for $10 a monthJul 19 19:16
schestowitzI agree on mostJul 19 19:16
DaemonFCSpiderOak has 100 gigs for $10 a monthJul 19 19:16
schestowitzThat I know of (s/w)Jul 19 19:16
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] RT @nsisodiya ..sad sad mozilla, I cannot watch Jsconf2010 video . Why you are using flash ? Not available in ogg/webm http://mzl.la/a01R3zJul 19 19:16
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cubevectorDaemonFC, you know there's like 100 other distros besides Ubuntu right?Jul 19 19:17
DaemonFC"But even if you dont add it up by year $10 a month for 10 gigs is pretty fair, its a dollar a gig."Jul 19 19:17
DaemonFCan external 1 TB hard disk is $85 at WalmartJul 19 19:17
DaemonFCand you buy it onceJul 19 19:17
schestowitzDaemonFC: there are many cars other than Lada, unless you're in USSRJul 19 19:17
schestowitzIn USSR Lada drives _YOU_Jul 19 19:17
DaemonFCso I don't really think their Ubuntu One deal is fairJul 19 19:17
DaemonFCit's an outrageous rip offJul 19 19:17
schestowitzMac Asay has kids to feedJul 19 19:18
cubevectordo they still make Ladas?Jul 19 19:18
schestowitzPay up, 'freetard'Jul 19 19:18
schestowitzcubevector: it's like asking, "where's Waldo?"Jul 19 19:18
DaemonFCI'd rather just plug in an external hard drive and dump everything onto itJul 19 19:18
cubevectorI pay my ISPJul 19 19:18
cubevectoryou always pay, it's just a question of how muchJul 19 19:19
DaemonFCit's cheaper and I'm not putting all my data on a remote system where I'll be profiled and sold down the river to government spy agenciesJul 19 19:19
ender2070cloud storage isn't smartJul 19 19:19
schestowitzFogrageJul 19 19:19
cubevectorcloud...Jul 19 19:20
schestowitz"What kind of a blipping idiot throws his data into a bunch of fog?"Jul 19 19:20
DaemonFCFog Computing crap with no obvious "off button" except to rip out everything with Ubuntu One in the name in SynapticJul 19 19:20
cubevectormehJul 19 19:20
DaemonFCeventually they're going to get rid of Synaptic tooJul 19 19:20
schestowitzThey willJul 19 19:20
schestowitzAlreadyJul 19 19:20
schestowitzCNR for the winJul 19 19:21
schestowitzGo Go Carmony!Jul 19 19:21
cubevectorUbuntu for the lossJul 19 19:21
cubevectornever did like itJul 19 19:21
schestowitzCome on baby light my fire!Jul 19 19:21
DaemonFCUbuntu is becoming rather Linspire-ish latelyJul 19 19:21
schestowitzDaemonFC: what was the URL?Jul 19 19:21
DaemonFCURL for what?Jul 19 19:21
schestowitz"Come on baby light my fire!"Jul 19 19:21
DaemonFCahhhJul 19 19:21
DaemonFChold pleaseJul 19 19:21
schestowitzHis blog..Jul 19 19:21
schestowitzHilarious!Jul 19 19:21
DaemonFChttp://kevincarmony.com/linspire_videos/RunLinspire.swfJul 19 19:22
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DaemonFC:DJul 19 19:22
schestowitzLOLJul 19 19:22
schestowitzThat tune is so gay it makes you change genderJul 19 19:22
DaemonFCjust change Click n Run to Ubuntu Software CenterJul 19 19:22
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DaemonFCaB-)Jul 19 19:22
sebsebsebhiJul 19 19:22
schestowitzWhat's Kevin doing these days?Jul 19 19:22
schestowitzStill dating site?Jul 19 19:22
schestowitzHas he found dates yet?Jul 19 19:22
DaemonFCschestowitz, he runs some kind of lame dating websiteJul 19 19:22
schestowitzAhhh...Jul 19 19:22
DaemonFCI signed up for it just to look aroundJul 19 19:23
schestowitzMeat cataloguesJul 19 19:23
schestowitzSelect your portfolio partnerJul 19 19:23
schestowitzIt's never what it says on the tinJul 19 19:23
schestowitzBut they don't do refunds :-)Jul 19 19:23
DaemonFCyeah, he wants me to pay money for the crap so that the closest "match" is 400 miles awayJul 19 19:23
DaemonFCno thanksJul 19 19:23
*sebsebseb is enjoying having Mandriva on the other computer as well :)Jul 19 19:23
schestowitzLOL. You tried these?Jul 19 19:23
schestowitzsebsebseb: niceJul 19 19:23
DaemonFCyeahJul 19 19:23
sebsebsebschestowitz: indeedJul 19 19:23
DaemonFCschestowitz, It was trying to match me up with some guy on the far side of OhioJul 19 19:24
sebsebsebschestowitz: and Plymouth works great, and the NIvida driver, and yeahJul 19 19:24
sebsebsebsilly UbuntuJul 19 19:24
sebsebseband its issue with thatJul 19 19:24
DaemonFCand I was like "WTF!?!?"Jul 19 19:24
DaemonFC:PJul 19 19:24
schestowitzDaemonFC: heheJul 19 19:24
schestowitzI was just talking about it the other day in LondonJul 19 19:24
schestowitzThose sites..Jul 19 19:24
schestowitzI'm gonna post some London pictures soon BTWJul 19 19:24
DaemonFCschestowitz, It's a steal at only $5 a month!!!Jul 19 19:25
schestowitzWhat?Jul 19 19:25
schestowitzThe portfolio?Jul 19 19:25
schestowitzOr the hitch?Jul 19 19:25
DaemonFCoh yeahJul 19 19:26
DaemonFCI could drive less than 250 miles and be in CanadaJul 19 19:26
DaemonFCand it's trying to send me to the other side of OhioJul 19 19:26
DaemonFC:PJul 19 19:26
schestowitzYour match could be a dog in Kevin's siteJul 19 19:26
schestowitzThis is the guy who couldn't figure out how to not snog BallmerJul 19 19:26
DaemonFCschestowitz, Even if it matched me up with someone else in Indiana, that's not necessarily helpfulJul 19 19:27
DaemonFCit's a longer drive from northern to southern Indiana than crossing all of HungaryJul 19 19:27
DaemonFCno offense MinceR Jul 19 19:27
DaemonFC:)Jul 19 19:27
schestowitzhttp://fixunix.com/linux/380481-rival-linspire-shows-selling-out-ballmer-pointless.htmlJul 19 19:27
TechrightsBotTitle:  [Rival] Linspire Shows That Selling Out to Ballmer is Pointless - Unix Linux Forum - Fixunix.com .::. Size~: 39.04 KBJul 19 19:27
DaemonFCschestowitz, I've looked around on those dating sites before where I had over 1,000 "matches" all in IndianaJul 19 19:28
DaemonFCand the closest one was like Muncie or AndersonJul 19 19:28
schestowitzCould be a conJul 19 19:29
schestowitzex-conJul 19 19:29
DaemonFCwhich is over an hour's driveJul 19 19:29
DaemonFCon the freewayJul 19 19:29
schestowitzCould be your downstairs neighbourJul 19 19:29
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[nsisodiya] jQuery Fundamentals - http://jqfundamentals.com/book/book.html @ Rebecca <3Jul 19 19:29
TechrightsBotTitle: jQuery Fundamentals .::. Size~: 292 KBJul 19 19:29
DaemonFCschestowitz, Floral assortment with baton centerpieceJul 19 19:29
DaemonFCyou're OK no matter what comes to the doorJul 19 19:29
DaemonFC:DJul 19 19:29
schestowitzDaemonFC: they used to call Kevin and Michael, "the Sunshine Boys"Jul 19 19:29
schestowitzOr Kevin and the Sunshine BoysJul 19 19:30
schestowitzThere was some dude in Digg called "Avram" who said that a zillion times. It's catchyJul 19 19:30
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[davidgerard] NewsTechnica: Home from Afghanistan by 2014 after the all-night rave http://newstechnica.com/?p=2366Jul 19 19:30
TechrightsBotTitle: Home from Afghanistan by 2014 after the all-night rave | NewsTechnica .::. Size~: 37.35 KBJul 19 19:30
DaemonFCschestowitz, Ubuntu is really whoring for-pay services out like crazyJul 19 19:31
DaemonFCI'm not even sure I'd call it free as in gratisJul 19 19:31
ender2070who cares about ubuntuJul 19 19:31
DaemonFCit's like Linux: Starter EditionJul 19 19:31
DaemonFCender2070, It's one of the few distros that's not an inch from bankruptcy or some weird half-broken developer cesspoolJul 19 19:32
DaemonFC:PJul 19 19:32
ender2070FedoraJul 19 19:32
ender2070DebianJul 19 19:32
DaemonFCuhhm, yeahJul 19 19:32
cubevectorVector :)Jul 19 19:32
DaemonFCDebian makes it a nightmare to set up Pulseaudio correctlyJul 19 19:33
ender2070stop being a bitchJul 19 19:33
DaemonFCyou'll either end up with weird sound glitches, no sound at all, or a shit ton of security holesJul 19 19:33
ender2070learn how to do something and you won't have problems doing itJul 19 19:33
DaemonFCFedora goes out of their way to break FGLRXJul 19 19:33
DaemonFCbut lets Nvidia binary drivers workJul 19 19:33
DaemonFCand Mandriva? Who the hell knows what their deal is?Jul 19 19:34
DaemonFCThere's some mystery buyers they won't nameJul 19 19:34
ender2070nvidia doesn't do stupid shit with their drivers like atiJul 19 19:34
cubevectorcompare Vector or Fedora to Windows 7Jul 19 19:34
cubevectorit's no contestJul 19 19:34
DaemonFCYou tell me who bought MandrivaJul 19 19:34
DaemonFCand I'll tell you if I still trust MandrivaJul 19 19:34
ender2070ubuntu goes out of their way to break free softwareJul 19 19:34
DaemonFCI considered OpenSuse until I remembered YastJul 19 19:35
ender2070catering to proprietary hardware developersJul 19 19:35
cubevectortime for someone to check out distrowatch I thinkJul 19 19:35
DaemonFCthere's PCLinuxOS which thinks it's still 2003Jul 19 19:35
ender2070cubevector - hes not interested in learning anything, he just wants to be a bitch and complain hoping we careJul 19 19:36
DaemonFCThere's Mint, which is Ubuntu and is trying to squiggle away and off to DebianJul 19 19:36
DaemonFCand who knows whether that will drop into place or need a formatting?Jul 19 19:36
ender2070Mint will be better when its Debian basedJul 19 19:36
cubevectorok, why don't you try every distro on the damned list :)Jul 19 19:36
cubevectorthen get back to usJul 19 19:37
DaemonFCpretty much haveJul 19 19:37
DaemonFCSabayon is nice until you try to install somethingJul 19 19:37
cubevectorI bet you didn't try VectorJul 19 19:37
ender2070he didnt try vanilla gentoo eitherJul 19 19:37
DaemonFCMEPIS can't recognize my ethernet adapter and forces you to use Ext3 or Ext4Jul 19 19:37
cubevector:-PJul 19 19:38
ender2070xfs sucksJul 19 19:38
cubevectorthere's no magic OS that's perfectJul 19 19:38
DaemonFChave you ever gone into the fitting room to try things on and nothing fit right?Jul 19 19:38
DaemonFCit was too loose here or it pulled on you there?Jul 19 19:38
DaemonFCthat's what Linux distros tend to beJul 19 19:39
cubevectornope, I wear super stretchy pantsJul 19 19:39
ender2070DaemonFC - theres LFS you knowJul 19 19:39
ender2070you can design your whole outfitJul 19 19:39
cubevectorhe's too lazy for LFSJul 19 19:39
ender2070obviouslyJul 19 19:39
DaemonFCyou're rightJul 19 19:39
DaemonFCI want a "bombs away" distroJul 19 19:39
DaemonFCthat works without hacking on obscure settings somewhereJul 19 19:39
ender2070with windows you have one choiceJul 19 19:40
ender2070everything sucksJul 19 19:40
cubevectorthe whole point of FOSS is you have source codeJul 19 19:40
DaemonFCyes, but everything sucks consistentlyJul 19 19:40
schestowitzbut it's says "WindowS" (plural)Jul 19 19:40
cubevectorbahJul 19 19:40
ender2070daemon's definition of obscure: plain text human readable and documented config filesJul 19 19:41
DaemonFCit seems like things have devolved into "pay us" or "put all 5,000 pieces together yourself and bring your own glue"Jul 19 19:41
schestowitzJul 15 16:59:54 <DaemonFC>finally I ran over the 4-5 foot tall weeds in that row with the mower :DJul 19 19:41
schestowitzHehJul 19 19:41
*schestowitz catches up with Thurs. onwardsJul 19 19:41
DaemonFCyeah, it was wickedJul 19 19:42
DaemonFCit was like a salad shooterJul 19 19:42
DaemonFCit was funJul 19 19:42
schestowitzJul 15 17:00:05 <DaemonFC>that was oddly satisfyingJul 19 19:42
DaemonFCschestowitz, Who would be insane enough to invest in Mandriva?Jul 19 19:43
DaemonFCthey have no patents, they've proven repeatedly that they can't break even on their distroJul 19 19:43
DaemonFCit reminds me of this little fast food location in town that has changed ownership like 10 times in the years I've lived hereJul 19 19:43
schestowitzJul 15 17:06:21 -BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[zoobab] Neelie Kroes about open source: "What if we are sued if we infringe someone else IP if we use this?" IP=patents? http://ur1.ca/0osa1Jul 19 19:44
schestowitzWTH?Jul 19 19:44
TechrightsBotTitle: YouTube- [GUADEC2010] Neelie Kroes on open source and the importance of communities .::. Size~: 88.38 KBJul 19 19:44
DaemonFCsomething opens up, it stays open til the owner is sick of losing money, it sits empty for months, and someone else walks up, turns it into something else, and then it all starts overJul 19 19:44
schestowitzKroes: "it Yooshed to be.."Jul 19 19:44
DaemonFCI don't think Ubuntu will make money from attempting to rip people off so blatantlyJul 19 19:45
DaemonFCwhat will they do? stop you from ripping out Ubuntu One and installing SpiderOak (or nothing at all)?Jul 19 19:45
ender2070he just wants to complain about Ubuntu trying to make moneyJul 19 19:45
DaemonFCender2070, Ubuntu One seems to be trying to make money the same way those people that lunge out and wash your windshield doJul 19 19:46
cubevectordude, you need to try BL3Jul 19 19:46
cubevectorthat will make you happyJul 19 19:46
DaemonFCthey want your money after they've already "done something for you"Jul 19 19:46
DaemonFCthat you did not ask forJul 19 19:46
ender2070hardlyJul 19 19:47
ender2070you're taking it a bit too farJul 19 19:47
ender2070nobody is requiring you use those pay servicesJul 19 19:47
DaemonFCWhat else do you call something that's already installed, won't let any competing software integrate or work properly in its place, and tries to make the user deal with it if they want it or not?Jul 19 19:48
DaemonFCInternet ExplorerJul 19 19:48
ender2070in fact you can uninstall that stuffJul 19 19:48
DaemonFCor Ubuntu One?Jul 19 19:48
ender2070my server pwnage.ca still runs ubuntu, I don't have Ubuntu One installedJul 19 19:48
ender2070nor am I required to have itJul 19 19:48
DaemonFCit's default and could become mandatoryJul 19 19:49
ender2070stop being a whiney bitch, you're getting something for free which could in fact be sold behind a paywallJul 19 19:49
DaemonFCthe way they broke the notification trayJul 19 19:49
DaemonFCender2070, They gave away Linspire for free quite a number of timesJul 19 19:49
DaemonFCbecause they knew it was useless without Click N Run subscriptionsJul 19 19:49
DaemonFCI know Ubuntu is not interested in charging for Ubuntu when they can just corral people into their new Click N Run systemJul 19 19:50
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] RT @davidgerard Times paywall miserable failure http://is.gd/dt8Wt Even paid subscribers aren't going past registration page.Jul 19 19:50
TechrightsBotTitle: What&rsquo;s Really Going on Behind Murdoch&rsquo;s Paywall? .::. Size~: 134.79 KBJul 19 19:50
schestowitzDaemonFC: they clicked and ranJul 19 19:51
schestowitzRan into the sunshine/sunset!Jul 19 19:51
DaemonFCender2070, How long you figure it will be before you have to pay for noncommercial FOSS downloads?Jul 19 19:51
DaemonFCthat's what Linspire didJul 19 19:51
schestowitzAnd Michael and Kevin lives happily ever after (after the settlement)Jul 19 19:51
schestowitz*livdJul 19 19:51
schestowitz*lived evenJul 19 19:51
ender2070ever heard of FreespireJul 19 19:51
schestowitzThey killed itJul 19 19:51
schestowitzXandrosJul 19 19:51
schestowitzI listened to Linux Outlaws last weekJul 19 19:52
schestowitz2 year old showJul 19 19:52
DaemonFCschestowitz, I figure that eventually you'll need some kind of lig-in account to use the Software CenterJul 19 19:52
schestowitzAnd it was interesting to hear their plan in retroJul 19 19:52
DaemonFCand they'll take Synaptic out of the repositoryJul 19 19:52
ender2070Ubuntu claims their software will always be free of chargeJul 19 19:52
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] German Federal CIO sides with Open Standards for public sector - http://bit.ly/cnzHL4 first Neelie, now Cornelia... #openstandards #deJul 19 19:52
TechrightsBotTitle: German Federal CIO sides with Open Standards for public sector .::. Size~: 8.05 KBJul 19 19:52
DaemonFC*log-inJul 19 19:52
ender2070they can't get rid of apt-getJul 19 19:52
DaemonFCLinspire never got rid of apt-getJul 19 19:53
ender2070then nothing was locked outJul 19 19:53
DaemonFCtechnically you could insert your own repositoriesJul 19 19:53
ender2070you can install your own stuffJul 19 19:53
ender2070seeing how popular ubuntu is, there would be tons of repos that will show upJul 19 19:53
DaemonFCincluding one offering SynapticJul 19 19:53
DaemonFCyeah, maybeJul 19 19:54
schestowitzgcc?Jul 19 19:54
schestowitzapt-getJul 19 19:54
ender2070not to mention having a compilerJul 19 19:54
schestowitzRemove thoseJul 19 19:54
ender2070cant remove apt-getJul 19 19:54
sebsebsebender2070: Ubuntu is a over hyped joke of a distro since 9.04/9.10/10.04Jul 19 19:54
ender2070then they cant install debsJul 19 19:54
DaemonFCthey're removing aptitudeJul 19 19:54
DaemonFCwhich is just insaneJul 19 19:54
schestowitzsebsebseb: we need bristolixJul 19 19:54
ender2070apt-get > aptitudeJul 19 19:54
sebsebsebDaemonFC: to save space in the ISOJul 19 19:54
DaemonFCwhat was that? like 100 entire kilobytes?Jul 19 19:54
sebsebsebschestowitz: whats that?Jul 19 19:54
schestowitzone's own distroJul 19 19:55
schestowitzfedora spin maybeJul 19 19:55
sebsebsebMandriva :)  only very little things that don't matter much and are easy to change, that annoy me about itJul 19 19:55
schestowitzWhere's BLAG from?Jul 19 19:55
ender2070blag is from 2007Jul 19 19:55
schestowitzI think it was some UK townJul 19 19:55
ender2070:PJul 19 19:55
DaemonFCapaprently the shit you buy in the Ubuntu One Music store doesn't count agaisnt your storage quotaJul 19 19:55
sebsebsebDaemonFC: on the subject of thatJul 19 19:55
sebsebsebfrom something I readJul 19 19:55
DaemonFCso as long as you buy all your music as MP3's from them, you can store infinite tracksJul 19 19:55
sebsebsebit seems they are going to really try and get people using Ubuntu One in 11.04Jul 19 19:56
schestowitzBravo to BansheeJul 19 19:56
DaemonFCbut if you have your own library you'd like to back up, you're SOLJul 19 19:56
schestowitzThey now connect to Ubuntu1Jul 19 19:56
schestowitzFetch your musicJul 19 19:56
schestowitzReady for that Mono+forbidden bitsJul 19 19:56
schestowitzUbuntuOneMicrosoftWayJul 19 19:56
ender20701) People using cloud storage are SOL anywaysJul 19 19:56
schestowitzLet's stop saying "cloud' :-)Jul 19 19:57
sebsebsebender2070: SOL ?Jul 19 19:57
schestowitzIt'll make it harder for them to sellJul 19 19:57
DaemonFCwhat astounds me is all the cobwebs in those online music storesJul 19 19:57
schestowitzCall it dogpile or somethingJul 19 19:57
sebsebsebcloud no thanks, I can store my own dataJul 19 19:57
DaemonFCAmazon still sells MP3s encoded with versions of LAME from 2000Jul 19 19:57
DaemonFC:PJul 19 19:57
DaemonFCI think the newest version I've seen them use was 3.97Jul 19 19:57
schestowitzI actually hate cloudsJul 19 19:57
schestowitzThey are usually grey and pissing it down here... no windmills and angelsJul 19 19:58
sebsebsebangels?Jul 19 19:58
schestowitzYEahJul 19 19:58
schestowitzWith the garden gatesJul 19 19:58
DaemonFCthe "record companies" make MP3s in batches and hand those out as the only copy anyone can sellJul 19 19:58
ender2070I hate clouds too but just the ones containing aluminum oxide and bariumJul 19 19:58
schestowitzsebsebseb: Heaven is so fluffy you never need a blanketJul 19 19:58
DaemonFCand if they used a version of LAME from 10 years ago with a shit load of bugs, oh wellJul 19 19:58
DaemonFCbuy it or don't :PJul 19 19:58
schestowitzYou just hang around naked with your thingie, like the kiddie angelsJul 19 19:59
sebsebsebDaemonFC: Record companies don't care,  that certain peole want open formats,  MP3 is good enough for the record companiesJul 19 19:59
schestowitzWhy does the bearded God always hang out with naked kids?Jul 19 19:59
schestowitzWhat does he think he is, Mo?Jul 19 19:59
sebsebsebDaemonFC: at the  end of the day its not like they care about music formats much, the record companies or music sellers, they care instead only really about making money out of the musicJul 19 19:59
DaemonFCthat's trueJul 19 19:59
schestowitzI was in the London art museum on Saturday and there are many picture there of naked young boysJul 19 19:59
sebsebsebyeah yeah Ubuntu I know, but Jono is also doing his own music under Creative Commons :)Jul 19 19:59
DaemonFCas long as people will buy inferior quality, they'll sell a never ending supply of mediocrity Jul 19 19:59
schestowitzThen I thought of the WIkipedia/IWF thingJul 19 19:59
schestowitzI mean, this is dirty artJul 19 20:00
schestowitzThey need to burn down the placeJul 19 20:00
sebsebsebso Jono is going to try and change the music world as well, it seems :)Jul 19 20:00
schestowitzIt could attract pedophilesJul 19 20:00
ender2070[14:54] <DaemonFC> as long as people will buy inferior quality, they'll sell a never ending supply of mediocrity Jul 19 20:00
ender2070they learned this when they shifted from vinyl to cassette tape and cdJul 19 20:01
DaemonFCit just kind of makes me laugh that you're buying the same MP3 in Ubuntu One that they had on one of their own failed stores 8-9 years agoJul 19 20:01
DaemonFCthey never batch re-encode anything even as the encoders get much betterJul 19 20:01
cubevectorhold on a secJul 19 20:01
cubevectorCD was way better that cassette tapeJul 19 20:01
ender2070CD and cassette suck compared to vinylJul 19 20:01
sebsebsebDaemonFC: anyway this is what I was refering to http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2010/07/ubuntu-one-control-panel-beauty-in.htmlJul 19 20:02
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DaemonFCender2070, with the exception of bad CD batches, the quality of the CDs they sell now is the same as it was in the 1980sJul 19 20:02
DaemonFCbut quality varies drastically year over year with things like MP3 encodersJul 19 20:03
cubevectoruh, I work for a sound engineer :)Jul 19 20:03
cubevectorno need for vinylJul 19 20:04
ender2070but you aren't oneJul 19 20:04
ender2070vinyl has better audio qualityJul 19 20:04
DaemonFCthere's a difference between just spitting out a valid bitstream and having a heavily optimized encoder that's had all the bugs beaten out of it over the last decadeJul 19 20:04
ender2070every expert will agree with meJul 19 20:04
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[ruiseabra] Olha a #Optimus a tentar esquivar-se de desbloquear o Optimus Boston da cara metade... still in call... 18 minJul 19 20:04
cubevectorwe don't use vinyl, we have studer'sJul 19 20:04
ender2070CD is only better than cassette tapesJul 19 20:04
schestowitzFor what?Jul 19 20:04
cubevectorbroadcast quality magnetic tape reelsJul 19 20:04
schestowitzThey are storage typesJul 19 20:04
ender2070audioJul 19 20:04
schestowitzDiscreteJul 19 20:05
schestowitzTape is not. Tape also degrades fasterJul 19 20:05
schestowitzSame with vinylJul 19 20:05
cubevectorhigh quality magnetic tape can last for 30 years or moreJul 19 20:05
ender2070cds degrade tooJul 19 20:05
schestowitzBut not changedJul 19 20:05
cubevectorwe still use itJul 19 20:05
schestowitzTHe signal stays in tactJul 19 20:06
ender2070vinyl is still the best audio quality, supports a higher frequency rangeJul 19 20:06
ender2070cds can get scratches and fingerprints and devices that read them can skipJul 19 20:07
cubevectorthat's funny ender2070 Jul 19 20:07
cubevectoryou make me laughJul 19 20:07
ender2070lolJul 19 20:07
ender2070you make me laugh tooJul 19 20:07
cubevectorask CBC archives Jul 19 20:07
cubevectorI talk to them a lotJul 19 20:07
ender2070does CBC archives do consumer audio?Jul 19 20:07
cubevectorthey used magnetic tape studer machinesJul 19 20:08
cubevectorI believe you have heard of CBC radio? :)Jul 19 20:08
ender2070they aren't using consumer level cassette tapes or cd's for archivingJul 19 20:08
ender2070i bet youJul 19 20:09
cubevectorof course notJul 19 20:09
cubevectorwell, I'm not 100% sure actuallyJul 19 20:09
ender2070thats what im talking aboutJul 19 20:09
cubevectorprobably notJul 19 20:09
ender2070obviously studio quality stuff is betterJul 19 20:09
ender2070how do you think george lucas remastered his star wars filmsJul 19 20:10
cubevectoryou're suggesting vinyl is the best, and it's notJul 19 20:10
ender2070its the best we can get for regular musicJul 19 20:10
cubevectorif someone does a crappy job it's a crappy jobJul 19 20:10
cubevectorwhether it's any mediaJul 19 20:10
cubevectorif the production is bad it's badJul 19 20:11
ender2070my point was CD is a downgrade from vinylJul 19 20:11
cubevectorI'll ask the experts, I'm not sure about thatJul 19 20:11
DaemonFCMy dad is trying to drop in OpenSuse 11.3 on top of his 11.2 systemJul 19 20:11
DaemonFCwhich was dropped on top of 11.1Jul 19 20:11
cubevectormaybe vinyl is better than CD in _some_ waysJul 19 20:11
ender2070in audio qualityJul 19 20:12
DaemonFCwhich he installed atop 11.0, 10.3, 10.2...Jul 19 20:12
DaemonFCgoing all the way back to 10.0 I thinkJul 19 20:12
DaemonFCit's a messJul 19 20:12
cubevectora good CD can be very goodJul 19 20:12
DaemonFCI think he even told me that system still uses ReiserFSJul 19 20:12
cubevectorI just helped with one last yearJul 19 20:12
ender2070its still stuck at 44 KhzJul 19 20:12
cubevectorender2070, do you even own a turntable?Jul 19 20:13
ender2070noJul 19 20:13
ender2070why do I have to own a turntable to know that cds are all 44 Khz ?Jul 19 20:14
ender2070i dont care about what your original copy isJul 19 20:14
ender2070on cd its 44 KhzJul 19 20:14
cubevectormy originals are magnetic tapeJul 19 20:14
cubevectorI archive from magnetic tape to CDJul 19 20:15
DaemonFChttp://wiki.opensuse.org/images/2/20/OSS113-meego.pngJul 19 20:15
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cubevectorbelieve me, CD is saferJul 19 20:15
DaemonFCBanshee on MeegoJul 19 20:15
DaemonFCjoyJul 19 20:15
schestowitzJul 15 19:21:00 <ender2070>they tell me i'm 1 in 20 who scored so high on their entrance exam                  > CongratsJul 19 20:15
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cubevectoractually film lasts the longest but...Jul 19 20:15
ender2070sure, the CD is saferJul 19 20:15
cubevectorwith vinyl originals do you even want to handle those?Jul 19 20:15
ender2070I would rather go from vinyl to pcJul 19 20:16
ender2070vs cd to pcJul 19 20:16
cubevectorI listened to CBC archive original magnetic tape, it was damned goodJul 19 20:16
cubevectoryou would agree with me if you heard itJul 19 20:16
ender2070you're using ears to try to prove me wrong?Jul 19 20:17
cubevectorthis was from the 60's so it's pretty old tooJul 19 20:17
cubevectorno, I'm not even arguingJul 19 20:17
cubevectorI just don't think vinyl is that greatJul 19 20:17
ender2070your speakers probably killed the quality so you couldn't even tell the differenceJul 19 20:17
cubevectorthe speakers were 4 grand for the setJul 19 20:17
ender2070schestowitz - thanksJul 19 20:18
cubevectornot mine though, the studio'sJul 19 20:18
ender2070your also old and you can't even hear the same frequency range as a younger personJul 19 20:18
ender2070there are so many thingsJul 19 20:18
DaemonFCthere was a guy who had a Youtube video on getting KDE to recognize your webcam microphoneJul 19 20:18
DaemonFCit involves installing a bunch of stuff from GNOME and PulseaudioJul 19 20:18
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cubevectorof course stuff for television used sound terribleJul 19 20:19
cubevectortv speakers weren't very goodJul 19 20:19
DaemonFCKDE's utter lack of support for basic audio device management makes me want to facepalmJul 19 20:19
cubevectornow they are a bit betterJul 19 20:19
ender2070were their cables digital or analog? if analog were they using gold connections ?Jul 19 20:19
DaemonFCto say nothing about how they have nothing like Cheese at allJul 19 20:19
ender2070how was the quality of the cabling they usedJul 19 20:19
cubevectorender2070, he's a CBC audio guy with 40 years of experienceJul 19 20:19
ender2070was there background noiseJul 19 20:19
cubevectorhe knows what's goodJul 19 20:20
ender2070but the CBC guy wasn't saying vinyl is bad compared to cdJul 19 20:20
ender2070he'll probably tell you more technical reasons why its betterJul 19 20:20
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[ruiseabra] Não compreendo a Optimus. Estamos no período de devolução. Nada impede devolução, nova compra. Só dão é chatices a todos. Eles e nós.Jul 19 20:20
ender2070than CDJul 19 20:20
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DaemonFChmmmJul 19 20:21
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] "If you can afford it, carry a second Verizon phone for backup" --Steve Wozniak on #hypephone 4Jul 19 20:21
DaemonFCOpenSuse finally got rid of GTK 1.xJul 19 20:21
cubevectorwe have turntables of courseJul 19 20:21
DaemonFCUbuntu did that years agoJul 19 20:21
ender2070http://electronics.howstuffworks.com/question487.htmJul 19 20:21
TechrightsBotTitle: HowStuffWorks "Is the sound on vinyl records better than on CDs or DVDs?" .::. Size~: 62.71 KBJul 19 20:21
cubevectorI wouldn't want my stuff on vinyl, end of storyJul 19 20:22
ender2070"A vinyl record has a groove carved into it that mirrors the original sound's waveform. This means that no information is lost. The output of a record player is analog. It can be fed directly to your amplifier with no conversion."Jul 19 20:22
ender2070bamJul 19 20:22
cubevector"But there is a downside, any specks of dust or damage to the disc can be heard as noise or static. During quiet spots in songs this noise may be heard over the music. Digital recordings don't degrade over time, and if the digital recording contains silence, then there will be no noise."Jul 19 20:22
cubevectorbamJul 19 20:22
ender2070digital is by DEFINITION, LOSSYJul 19 20:22
cubevector1 sec laterJul 19 20:22
*amarsh04 still uses GTK 1.x to run xmms 1.2Jul 19 20:23
*DaemonFC should just fumigate for Ubuntu One and call it perfect until they decide to do something else to himJul 19 20:23
cubevectorright, the hiss and pops really add to the qualityJul 19 20:23
ender2070so does skipping cubevectorJul 19 20:23
cubevectorso rip the wav file to your computerJul 19 20:23
ender2070you can do that with vinyl tooJul 19 20:23
ender2070dumbassJul 19 20:23
ender2070your digital copy is lossyJul 19 20:23
ender2070end of storyJul 19 20:24
cubevectoryou don't even own a turntable you pisserJul 19 20:24
ender2070YOUR DIGITAL COPY IS ******LOSSY*********Jul 19 20:24
ender2070END OF STORYJul 19 20:24
ender2070it does not matter what I ownJul 19 20:24
cubevectorwhateverJul 19 20:24
ender2070it does not change scienceJul 19 20:24
cubevectoryou like to argueJul 19 20:24
ender2070you do tooJul 19 20:25
cubevectorand got fired over it, I still have my jobJul 19 20:25
ender2070I got fired because I was accused of something I didn't doJul 19 20:25
DaemonFCsudo apt-get autoremove ubuntuone* python-ubuntuone* --purgeJul 19 20:25
DaemonFCheheJul 19 20:26
ender2070DaemonFC - see I told you that would be possible :)Jul 19 20:26
DaemonFCThe following packages will be REMOVED:Jul 19 20:26
DaemonFC  libsyncdaemon-1.0-1* libubuntuone-1.0-1* python-ubuntuone*Jul 19 20:26
DaemonFC  python-ubuntuone-client* python-ubuntuone-storageprotocol*Jul 19 20:26
DaemonFC  rhythmbox-ubuntuone-music-store* ubuntuone-client* ubuntuone-client-gnome*Jul 19 20:26
DaemonFC0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 8 to remove and 0 not upgraded.Jul 19 20:26
DaemonFCAfter this operation, 3,305kB disk space will be freed.Jul 19 20:26
DaemonFCDo you want to continue [Y/n]?Jul 19 20:26
DaemonFC:DJul 19 20:26
ender2070DaemonFC - I wonder how many ubuntu derivatives will pop up when you're theory becomes correctJul 19 20:26
ender2070your*Jul 19 20:27
DaemonFCyou mean when they stop trying to be a "default pain in the ass that you can remove"Jul 19 20:27
DaemonFCand start forcing it on you?Jul 19 20:27
ender2070yeahJul 19 20:27
cubevectorbtw, DVD audio goes up to   192 kHzJul 19 20:27
cubevectorjust sayingJul 19 20:28
DaemonFCbrbJul 19 20:28
cubevectorthe stupid thing about your argument is I'm old enough to have used vinylJul 19 20:28
DaemonFCmust log out to unload the memory resident crapJul 19 20:28
cubevectorI still own quite a few recordsJul 19 20:28
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cubevectorand you can believe I'll archive it to digital to save themJul 19 20:29
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ender2070it'll still be lossy though once you doJul 19 20:29
DaemonFCmuch betterJul 19 20:29
DaemonFCthat Python extension for Ubuntu One in Nautilus is the most annoying partJul 19 20:30
ender2070digitizing the original waveform makes it lossyJul 19 20:30
DaemonFCtakes up real estate and slows Nautilus downJul 19 20:30
cubevectorgreat, I think I'll listen to the pops and hiss on my original Star Wars LP ;)Jul 19 20:30
cubevectorI can't waitJul 19 20:30
ender2070take better care of your recordsJul 19 20:30
cubevectorI don't even have a working turntableJul 19 20:32
cubevectorit died like 20 years agoJul 19 20:32
DaemonFCindicator-crapplet has also been a painJul 19 20:32
DaemonFCit assumes you actually want to use EmpathyJul 19 20:33
cubevectorI'll listen to some vinyl at the studio laterJul 19 20:33
ender2070a badly maintained cd has similar issues with background noisesJul 19 20:33
ender2070I have a weird al cd from 1992 that skips in everythingJul 19 20:33
cubevectorwell it's probably pittedJul 19 20:33
cubevectornothing lasts foreverJul 19 20:34
ender2070diamonds doJul 19 20:34
cubevectorI'm sure Al wouldn't mind if you torrented it :)Jul 19 20:34
cubevectoryou want greater dynamic range then get dvd-audioJul 19 20:35
ender2070he wouldn't be able to do anything if i got it on p2pJul 19 20:35
cubevectordon't bother with vinyl, unless you're archiving themJul 19 20:35
cubevectorthat's the only reason I can think of to use vinylJul 19 20:35
ender2070im only interested in getting beetles vinyl to flac conversionsJul 19 20:35
cubevectorone old customer told me that they liked the pops and hiss on vinyl, go figureJul 19 20:36
cubevectorbut whatever floats your boatJul 19 20:36
ender2070this is what bothers me alot about independent artists, they aren't technical enough to know that making their original song an mp3 is stupidJul 19 20:36
ender2070the pops and hiss on vinyl is if you don't take care of your recordsJul 19 20:37
cubevectorthey said theirs....Jul 19 20:37
cubevectortheir vinyl recordsJul 19 20:37
ender2070a lot of people dont maintain their shit properlyJul 19 20:37
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] RT @_goblin Windows Phone 7: Don't bother with this disaster - http://tinyurl.com/24n65n3 #mvpbuzz #mvp #microsoft #windows #xp #vistaJul 19 20:37
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cubevectorwell that is trueJul 19 20:37
ender2070i take good care of my damageable mediaJul 19 20:37
amarsh04cdparanoia helps a lotJul 19 20:37
cubevectorI've seen some pretty banged up equipmentJul 19 20:38
ender2070DVD solves the low bitrate problemJul 19 20:38
ender2070butJul 19 20:38
ender2070it doesn't make analog to digital non-lossyJul 19 20:38
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] The future looks promising for Linux on most mobile phones, esp. with Nokia making the switchJul 19 20:38
cubevectorthere's no way I'm going to buy vinyl records thoughJul 19 20:38
cubevectorarchive the ones I have, yesJul 19 20:38
cubevectorlet the studio remaster stuffJul 19 20:38
ender2070sealed vinyl records won't be cheapJul 19 20:38
cubevectorthey can do a better job than we canJul 19 20:39
cubevectorI'll use the studers when necessary, I have accessJul 19 20:39
ender2070well the best would be to have the studio produce the audio entirely on computer and encode it in a lossless formatJul 19 20:40
cubevectorsome 60's era stuff was almost inaudible on 1/4 inch tapeJul 19 20:40
cubevector1/2 inch tape seems to last longerJul 19 20:40
cubevectoryou're saying is always lossy thoughJul 19 20:41
ender2070yesJul 19 20:41
cubevectorjust by going digitalJul 19 20:41
ender2070analog to digitalJul 19 20:41
ender2070yesJul 19 20:41
ender2070what if you start off digitalJul 19 20:41
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[ruiseabra] Revendo a situação, só o pagamos quando o levantamos no correio no dia 9, e é só a partir daqui que conta. Portanto é mesmo só para chatear.Jul 19 20:41
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[ruiseabra] É mesmo só para chatear que tentam não desbloquear...Jul 19 20:41
ender2070such as dance musicJul 19 20:41
cubevectorwhat I'm saying is that top quality 1/2 magnetic tape can last 30 years or moreJul 19 20:42
cubevectorbut CBC got rid of their tape machines, mostlyJul 19 20:42
ender2070hopefully computers will get the ability to properly convert analog sound to digitalJul 19 20:42
ender2070without losing the original wavefrom signalJul 19 20:42
cubevectorgood digitial is still very very goodJul 19 20:43
cubevectorand way saferJul 19 20:43
cubevectorI also archive kodachrome slidesJul 19 20:44
cubevectoryou think slides will last forever?Jul 19 20:44
cubevectorno wayJul 19 20:44
ender2070you're talking about something else entirelyJul 19 20:44
cubevectoryou have to archive to digital alwayJul 19 20:44
cubevectoranywayJul 19 20:44
ender2070longevity != audio qualityJul 19 20:44
cubevectorwell you're going to lose it all if you dont Jul 19 20:44
ender2070trueJul 19 20:45
ender2070im not arguing against archivingJul 19 20:45
cubevectorunless you can fix your turntable for 60 yearsJul 19 20:45
ender2070my point was vinyl sounds better than cdJul 19 20:45
ender2070im not comparing all the benefits or cons of eachJul 19 20:45
cubevectoryes, but I did mention my access to tape archives yes?Jul 19 20:45
ender2070vinyl wouldn't be possible to have in your carJul 19 20:45
cubevectorI didn't start beaking off about CDs anywaysJul 19 20:45
ender2070its not portableJul 19 20:45
cubevectorjust archivingJul 19 20:46
ender2070archiving is fine but they are archiving from sources way better than vinyl cd or cassette tapesJul 19 20:46
cubevectoryour argument would be a lot more convincing if you actually owned a turnableJul 19 20:46
ender2070not at allJul 19 20:46
ender2070you just don't have a very logical mindJul 19 20:47
cubevectoryes, because then I'd know you actually listened to vinylJul 19 20:47
ender2070science goes over your headJul 19 20:47
ender2070you can't judge a painting unless you paint?Jul 19 20:47
cubevectorI even work at a sound studio part time sheeshJul 19 20:47
cubevectoryou're Mr. Know it all eh?Jul 19 20:47
ender2070I've read about itJul 19 20:48
ender2070I just showed you a link to a site which shows you what happens to the waveformJul 19 20:49
cubevectorthe needle of a record actually makes contact Jul 19 20:50
ender2070"This means that the waveforms from a vinyl recording can be much more accurate, and that can be heard in the richness of the sound. But there is a downside, any specks of dust or damage to the disc can be heard as noise or static. During quiet spots in songs this noise may be heard over the music. Digital recordings don't degrade over time, and if the digital recording contains silence, then there will be no noise."Jul 19 20:50
cubevectorso the vinyl degrades over time if you use itJul 19 20:50
ender2070i love how you cut the quote shortJul 19 20:50
cubevectoryeah whateverJul 19 20:50
ender2070to show how wrong you areJul 19 20:50
ender2070*****************waveforms from a vinyl recording can be much more accurate, and that can be heard in the richness of the sound***************Jul 19 20:50
cubevectorso go buy vinyl thenJul 19 20:51
ender2070http://static.howstuffworks.com/gif/question487.gifJul 19 20:51
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cubevectoroh that's right, you can't afford it :)Jul 19 20:51
cubevectoryou can quote internet articles, but you have no real experienceJul 19 20:51
ender2070my point was, vinyl > cdJul 19 20:51
ender2070science is my proofJul 19 20:52
ender2070my ears aren't accurate enough to tell the differenceJul 19 20:52
ender2070my brain will alter it tooJul 19 20:52
MinceRDaemonFC: none takenJul 19 20:52
cubevectorsome day you'll argue with the wrong person, oops you already did Jul 19 20:53
cubevectorI don't give a toss about CdsJul 19 20:53
ender2070can you convince me using logic, science and proof?Jul 19 20:53
ender2070you're giving me nothing but ANECDOTAL evidenceJul 19 20:53
ender2070"i have a friend who says this"Jul 19 20:53
cubevectorI work with himJul 19 20:54
ender2070soJul 19 20:54
cubevectorwe don't even touch vinyl, maybe once a year if thatJul 19 20:54
ender2070he likely knows this alreadyJul 19 20:54
cubevectorhe never uses vinylJul 19 20:54
ender2070you guys are working with quality deemed 'good enough'Jul 19 20:54
cubevectorseriouslyJul 19 20:54
cubevectoryou're pissing in the wind hereJul 19 20:55
ender2070how does that change my stance that vinyl > cd ?Jul 19 20:55
cubevectorI believe the expression is "cutting off your nose to spite your face"Jul 19 20:55
cubevectorthat's what you are doing Jul 19 20:55
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ender2070im just going to block you actuallyJul 19 20:55
cubevectorgoodJul 19 20:55
cubevectorfuck youJul 19 20:55
ender2070you can't have a logical discussion without personal attacksJul 19 20:56
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cubevectoryou can't stop arguingJul 19 20:57
cubevectorshut itJul 19 20:57
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] RT @agentsmith Funny, I saw promo videos of Vi$ta, back in 2003, when it was still Longhorn. Did not look half bad by the videos...Jul 19 20:59
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[nsisodiya] will print jQuery fundamental book, available in wikipress delhi, ping me if u want.Jul 19 21:09
schestowitzJul 16 14:20:28 -BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] End of Microsoft NHS deal means mass deletions of MS Office on home PCs - http://bit.ly/bYdXWI gets better and better #openofficeJul 19 21:18
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schestowitzWow. Microsoft is losing itJul 19 21:18
ender2070yesJul 19 21:23
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] RT @jwildeboer @glynmoody So how long untill the BSA will go after "pirated" copies of M$ Office using NHS employee data? ;-)Jul 19 21:23
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] It seems like the NHS finally found its spine.Jul 19 21:23
schestowitzJul 16 14:52:16 <reverseblade>u are threatening me Jul 19 21:24
schestowitzJul 16 14:53:56 <reverseblade>facts are factsJul 19 21:24
schestowitzJul 16 14:54:05 *MinceR sets ban on *!*58f7c4a7@*.88.247.196.167Jul 19 21:24
schestowitz*LMAO*Jul 19 21:24
schestowitzLins*x toddlers again, it seemsJul 19 21:25
DaemonFCneed coffeeJul 19 21:27
DaemonFCmust not fall asleep at deskJul 19 21:27
schestowitzagentsmith re Vista: "The final product, however, was that lame excuse for an OS that we all know... But, bad for them, good for us and for Linux."Jul 19 21:27
DaemonFCwill wake up with qwertys againJul 19 21:27
schestowitzDaemonFC: why not?Jul 19 21:27
*MinceR has marzipan-flavored teaJul 19 21:28
DaemonFCchocolate, vanilla, or cinnamon?Jul 19 21:28
DaemonFCor plain old colombian?Jul 19 21:28
MinceRneitherJul 19 21:28
DaemonFC:)Jul 19 21:28
DaemonFCnahJul 19 21:28
MinceRdunno if it's colombian or notJul 19 21:28
DaemonFCI was talking about the coffee I've stockpiledJul 19 21:28
DaemonFCwondering aloud which to chooseJul 19 21:28
MinceRoh.Jul 19 21:29
DaemonFCdark chocolate it isJul 19 21:29
DaemonFChaven't had that in a whileJul 19 21:29
DaemonFCbrbJul 19 21:29
MinceRi should try flavored coffee sometimeJul 19 21:29
ender2070yumJul 19 21:29
MinceRaptJul 19 21:29
MinceRso far the most i did was coffee+a bit of milk+cocoa powder+lots of sugarJul 19 21:29
ender2070LOLJul 19 21:30
ender2070(apt)Jul 19 21:30
MinceRstandard response for me ;)Jul 19 21:30
ender2070I love french vanilla or irish cream flavoured coffeeJul 19 21:30
DaemonFCender2070, The reason the Linspire model fell apart is that it was too insulting to advanced users and it made you pay every step of the way, so the target audience found that it was cheaper to stay with WindowsJul 19 21:34
DaemonFCso they just kind of pissed on everyone and ended up paying for it laterJul 19 21:35
DaemonFCmaybe Ubuntu will be smarter than thatJul 19 21:35
ender2070hopefullyJul 19 21:35
ender2070if not they'll just be forkedJul 19 21:35
ender2070oh wait, they haveJul 19 21:35
DaemonFCI think Linspire tried to get $50 from you up frontJul 19 21:36
DaemonFCand then stick you with a subscription fee to download free/gratis software from their proprietary apt frontendJul 19 21:36
DaemonFC:PJul 19 21:36
DaemonFCI mean, look at it from the perspective of money aloneJul 19 21:37
DaemonFC"Hmm, I already have Windows and I can already download all this stuff for free on Windows"Jul 19 21:37
DaemonFC:PJul 19 21:37
DaemonFCI believe they would have ended up eating millions of dollars in operating expenses had they not gotten all that money from MicrosoftJul 19 21:38
DaemonFCI've heard that if you throw a frog in a pot of boiling water, it tends to jump back out (or at least frantically try to) but if you put a frog in a pot of cold water and crank up the heat gradually, it'll stay in there and let itself be boiled to deathJul 19 21:40
DaemonFCI'm thinking Linspire vs. UbuntuJul 19 21:40
MinceRi've heard that tooJul 19 21:40
MinceRbut i'm climbing out of the slowly heated pot anyway :>Jul 19 21:40
MinceRi'm no frog :>Jul 19 21:40
DaemonFCUbuntu is the slowly heated potJul 19 21:41
DaemonFCnotice how every release they talk less about FOSS and more about Open Source and Cloud Computing?Jul 19 21:42
DaemonFCI don't see how they figure they're going to get people to pay $10 a month for 10 GB of storageJul 19 21:43
DaemonFCMicrosoft is giving away 25 GB for free on SkydriveJul 19 21:43
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] Public Talk Tomorrow (Tuesday): “Present and Future Threats to Software Freedom” http://ur1.ca/0qjeo #manchester #freesoftware #fsfJul 19 21:43
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DaemonFCthe other paid options have 10 times as much storage for the same priceJul 19 21:44
MinceRnot just talkJul 19 21:44
MinceRthere's also mono and bing-o in disguiseJul 19 21:44
DaemonFCthey did go back to GoogleJul 19 21:44
DaemonFCin FirefoxJul 19 21:44
DaemonFCthere's that at leastJul 19 21:45
DaemonFCbut they always have the 6 months to change their mindJul 19 21:45
DaemonFCit's only a matter of who pays best to stay thereJul 19 21:45
MinceRonly due to the PR backlashJul 19 21:45
DaemonFCit's kind of funny that they're whoring out ad space on other people's softwareJul 19 21:45
MinceRthey're testing what their users are willing to put up withJul 19 21:46
DaemonFCthrowing it all at the wall and seeing what sticks?Jul 19 21:46
DaemonFC:)Jul 19 21:46
MinceR:)Jul 19 21:46
DaemonFCI've been tinkering with PintaJul 19 21:46
DaemonFCit is almost exactly like Paint.NetJul 19 21:46
MinceRinterested in diseases much? :>Jul 19 21:47
DaemonFCmeh, the layout of Paint.Net I likeJul 19 21:47
DaemonFCthe .Net part not so muchJul 19 21:47
MinceRhttp://i.imgur.com/OP2pk.jpgJul 19 21:47
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DaemonFCthere was a project called Gimpshop that I used while it was aroundJul 19 21:47
DaemonFCit basically had all the power of Gimp without the weird spazzed out interfaceJul 19 21:47
MinceRthere's a project called Gimp that i use :>Jul 19 21:47
MinceRit has all the power of Gimp with all the power of its interfaceJul 19 21:48
DaemonFCPinta opens fastJul 19 21:48
DaemonFCand the program itself is small (I know, because the runtime is gigantic)Jul 19 21:48
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] Kindle Books Outselling Hardcover Books. “Tipping Point” Reached, Amazon Says - http://tcrn.ch/aWXZu2 maybe, maybe not #ebooks #kindleJul 19 21:51
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] @schestowitz be even better if OOo could get to them first...Jul 19 21:51
TechrightsBotTitle:   Kindle Books Outselling Hardcover Books. Tipping Point Reached, Amazon Says  .::. Size~: 43.74 KBJul 19 21:51
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] RT @bob_sutor It's looking more and more like the future of OpenSolaris and its users is #Linux. Jump now, in my personal opinion.Jul 19 21:53
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] Lawsuit Alleging Copyright Filtering Infringes Is Dropped - http://bit.ly/9eD1cO no limits to #copyright maximalists' self-inflicted woundsJul 19 21:55
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DaemonFChttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntuone-client/+bug/556771Jul 19 21:57
DaemonFChmmmmJul 19 21:57
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] @glynmoody they still work on abandoning IE6 (really!). Maybe they'll 'upgrade' to Vista in 2015 (at the current pace)Jul 19 22:00
DaemonFCwould be nice if they could get rid of Firefox entirelyJul 19 22:02
MinceRand what should they get instead?Jul 19 22:02
DaemonFCFirefox is the biggest turd in the punchbowl of Linux web browsersJul 19 22:02
DaemonFC:PJul 19 22:02
schestowitzhttp://280.status.net/notice/267247 "@laurelrusswurm if you have subscribed to neither @schestowitz or @glynmoody, you really ought to pick one. you'd simply miss out on too much to subscribe to neither"Jul 19 22:03
MinceRno, that's chrom{e,ium}Jul 19 22:03
schestowitz:-)Jul 19 22:03
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schestowitzDaemonFC: 3.6?Jul 19 22:03
ender2070firefox is the biggest turdJul 19 22:03
schestowitzChrome is the 4-coloured pile of...Jul 19 22:03
MinceRshitJul 19 22:03
ender2070at least its compliant, secure and uses less resourcesJul 19 22:03
schestowitzMinceR: noJul 19 22:04
schestowitzSchmidtJul 19 22:04
ender2070and isnt made from an AOL codebaseJul 19 22:04
ender2070:PJul 19 22:04
MinceRit fails at font rendering even though it has access to libraries that would do it properlyJul 19 22:04
MinceRit also phones home by defaultJul 19 22:04
ender2070FUDJul 19 22:04
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] A Farewell to Scienceblogs: the Changing Science Blogging Ecosystem - http://bit.ly/9MjvG6 every publisher should read this #bloggingJul 19 22:04
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MinceRand chrome is nonfree, while chromium is just a slave to itJul 19 22:04
ender2070chromium is freeJul 19 22:04
MinceRand it's only there to feed chrome with codeJul 19 22:05
DaemonFCschestowitz, I'm torn between Chrome and OperaJul 19 22:05
DaemonFCpersonallyJul 19 22:05
schestowitzFirefox rocksJul 19 22:05
schestowitzIn 3.6Jul 19 22:05
schestowitzThey improveJul 19 22:05
DaemonFCFirefox 3.6  is slowJul 19 22:05
schestowitzNo more RAM messJul 19 22:05
DaemonFCand error proneJul 19 22:05
schestowitzDaemonFC: pluginsJul 19 22:05
MinceRall browsers are slow and error proneJul 19 22:06
schestowitzChrome is cheatingJul 19 22:06
schestowitzFor speedupJul 19 22:06
ender2070firefox still uses too much ramJul 19 22:06
MinceRthey just have different errorsJul 19 22:06
schestowitzEven Mozilla knows itJul 19 22:06
ender2070firefox still doesn't support SELinuxJul 19 22:06
MinceRfirefox at least displays pages properlyJul 19 22:06
DaemonFChow is Chrome cheating?Jul 19 22:06
DaemonFCFirefox feels like I'm back on dial upJul 19 22:06
ender2070firefox doesnt display pages properlyJul 19 22:06
MinceRand it supports NoScript and RefControlJul 19 22:06
DaemonFCcompared to ChromeJul 19 22:06
ender2070it fails acid3Jul 19 22:06
ender2070firefox fails acid3Jul 19 22:06
schestowitzMozilla is goodJul 19 22:06
MinceRit also supports running multiple instances with different profilesJul 19 22:06
schestowitzGoogle is... well, not evil, they sayJul 19 22:06
MinceR(one for Trash, one for clean browsing)Jul 19 22:06
ender2070Mozilla is, well, not evil, they sayJul 19 22:07
ender2070despite the fact that they phone home to google tooJul 19 22:07
schestowitzName one evil thingJul 19 22:07
DaemonFCschestowitz, Firefox 4 is looking like the Linux and Windows versions will at least be on par with one anotherJul 19 22:07
MinceRgoogle also says that privacy is worthless and nobody's got anything to hideJul 19 22:07
ender2070noJul 19 22:07
schestowitzender2070: that's Google's problemsJul 19 22:07
ender2070google says you're naive if you think you have privacyJul 19 22:07
DaemonFCFirefox currently lags behind the Windows build quite badlyJul 19 22:07
DaemonFCit's nice to see that it may no longer lose to the Windows build of itselfJul 19 22:07
schestowitzWhat's Windows?Jul 19 22:07
MinceRit's a trojanJul 19 22:07
ender2070firefox spies just as much as chromium, i might as well use the one that leeches less system resourcesJul 19 22:07
MinceRmany PCs are infected with windowsJul 19 22:07
schestowitzMinceR: on Linux??Jul 19 22:08
MinceRnopeJul 19 22:08
schestowitzAhJul 19 22:08
MinceRit's a boot trojanJul 19 22:08
schestowitzPhewJul 19 22:08
schestowitzI don't boot muchJul 19 22:08
DaemonFCender2070, Do they make Iron for Linux?Jul 19 22:08
MinceRit even infects the partition table and the MBRJul 19 22:08
ender2070they could make iron for linuxJul 19 22:08
schestowitzHow do I know if I get it?Jul 19 22:08
MinceRyou get a windows/microsoft-branded boot sequence, among other thingsJul 19 22:08
schestowitzWHHHHHHHAT?Jul 19 22:08
MinceRsystem slowdowns, lack of security and stabilityJul 19 22:08
*schestowitz googles WindowsJul 19 22:09
*DaemonFC Bings LinuxJul 19 22:09
DaemonFC:DJul 19 22:09
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] To Find Needles In Haystacks, US Gov't Has Built Hundreds Of New Haystacks - http://bit.ly/aRH4Ug more is less, as with DNA dbs #securityJul 19 22:09
schestowitzThis one site tells me that Trojan has other Trojans... and viruses to... it's like a pimple on a wartJul 19 22:09
TechrightsBotTitle: To Find Needles In Haystacks, US Gov't Has Built Hundreds Of New Haystacks | Techdirt .::. Size~: 48.67 KBJul 19 22:09
MinceRindeedJul 19 22:09
DaemonFCEncarta says Linux is a cancer that attaches itself to Intellectual PropertyJul 19 22:09
DaemonFCI guess I have to go with that...Jul 19 22:09
MinceRi say that encarta is a dinosaurJul 19 22:09
schestowitzMicrosoft EncacaJul 19 22:10
MinceRan extinct dinosaur, to be preciseJul 19 22:10
schestowitzMicrosoft InkakahJul 19 22:10
DaemonFCschestowitz, OpenSuse defaults to KDEJul 19 22:10
schestowitzDNA in the Encaca shows this is an extinct specimenJul 19 22:10
DaemonFChow does Senor de Icaza feel about that?Jul 19 22:10
schestowitzIt died around the era of agile predators called androidsJul 19 22:11
schestowitzWhich ate KINs (the little of them that existed)Jul 19 22:11
DaemonFCOpenSuse users seem to think not very highly of GNOMEJul 19 22:11
DaemonFCor MonoJul 19 22:11
MinceRso with its food extinct, androids will die out soon?Jul 19 22:11
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] Start-Up Goes Public On Corbis Fraud, Starring Bill Gates - http://bit.ly/chy1ME probably not the post-Microsoft life Bill envisaged #corbisJul 19 22:11
TechrightsBotTitle: Start-Up Goes Public On Corbis Fraud, Starring Bill Gates - Forbes.com .::. Size~: 27.44 KBJul 19 22:11
schestowitzIt drove them right into extinctionJul 19 22:11
schestowitzA big giant yelping ape blamed it on meteorsJul 19 22:11
MinceRtime for the MeeGo to put the androids' brains in jarsJul 19 22:11
schestowitzHe shouted Windows Windows VIsta Vista VistaJul 19 22:11
DaemonFCschestowitz, For some perverse reason or another, my dad still prefers OpenSuseJul 19 22:12
DaemonFCbut he has used it for years and yearsJul 19 22:12
DaemonFCI personally find it gigantic and bloatedJul 19 22:12
DaemonFCand they've wrecked what parts of GNOME normally workJul 19 22:13
DaemonFCthe applications menu they made in the style of GNOME Control Center is pretty lulzyJul 19 22:13
DaemonFCin particularJul 19 22:13
schestowitzSo BillyG has more crime in his pastJul 19 22:14
schestowitzThis time CarbisJul 19 22:14
schestowitz*CorbisJul 19 22:14
DaemonFChttp://blogs.computerworld.com/16544/opensuse_11_3_the_linux_distribution_for_kde_loversJul 19 22:14
TechrightsBotTitle: OpenSUSE 11.3: The Linux distribution for KDE lovers - Computerworld Blogs .::. Size~: 68.44 KBJul 19 22:15
DaemonFCComputerworld talks OpenSuse up a lotJul 19 22:15
schestowitz"Oh, BillyG.... that's my fraudster..." -JacksonJul 19 22:15
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] HP Files For “Palmpad” Trademark - http://tcrn.ch/cDxvIT what could they be possibly planning? #hp #palmJul 19 22:15
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schestowitzDaemonFC: noJul 19 22:15
schestowitzSJVN doesJul 19 22:15
schestowitzAnd Novell tooJul 19 22:15
schestowitzHe defended them all alongJul 19 22:15
DaemonFCschestowitz, Is there a way to set up my audio devices on KDE without pulling in Pulseaudio and GNOME?Jul 19 22:16
DaemonFCcause I've tried poking at everything I can think ofJul 19 22:16
DaemonFCit's basically the first and foremost on my "I don't use KDE because" listJul 19 22:16
DaemonFCit has nothing good to manage webcams, it has no sound recorder for Christs sakeJul 19 22:17
DaemonFCand if you bring one in, it can't use your webcam microphoneJul 19 22:17
DaemonFCthe only fix I've found for this is to bring in Pulseaudio and the GTK+ based volume control for itJul 19 22:17
schestowitzKDE is acting up todayJul 19 22:18
schestowitzI rekicked itJul 19 22:18
schestowitzAnd now there's a missing part of the panelJul 19 22:18
ender2070pavucontrol is the bestJul 19 22:18
schestowitzNo big deal, will work in a momentJul 19 22:18
schestowitzEven my mom can use KDE4Jul 19 22:18
MinceRplasma-desktop sucksJul 19 22:18
schestowitzso don't run itJul 19 22:19
MinceRtonight when i brought my mobile workstation out of suspend mode, it just stood there frozen for minutesJul 19 22:19
MinceRi'm going to get rid of it once i have timeJul 19 22:19
schestowitzYou can do virtual desktops without itJul 19 22:19
DaemonFCschestowitz, How do I do this in KDE?Jul 19 22:19
schestowitzrun gnome-panel with itJul 19 22:19
DaemonFChttp://img831.imageshack.us/img831/1617/screenshotez.pngJul 19 22:19
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DaemonFCwithout bringing in pieces of GNOMEJul 19 22:19
MinceRif i go back to debian lenny, i can even use kde 3.5.10 :>Jul 19 22:19
DaemonFCor PulseaudioJul 19 22:19
DaemonFCsurely since KDE is so user friendly, there must be something to click on that makes it see my webcam microphone just like thatJul 19 22:20
ender2070KMixJul 19 22:20
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[glynmoody] The BookLiberator - http://bit.ly/biqNjH "an affordable personal book digitizer" #books #digitisationJul 19 22:20
DaemonFCdoesn't workJul 19 22:20
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MinceRi guess i'll have to hack gnome-settings-daemon or put a link to /bin/false or something over it thoughJul 19 22:20
ender2070just man up and use pavucontrolJul 19 22:21
DaemonFCthere's only about 20 things in KDE that look like they might do thatJul 19 22:21
ender2070it doesn't need to stay in memoryJul 19 22:21
DaemonFCand none of them doJul 19 22:21
DaemonFCI already said without bringing in bits of GNOMEJul 19 22:21
DaemonFCI can use GNOME without pieces of KDEJul 19 22:21
DaemonFCwhy can't I use KDE without pieces of GNOME?Jul 19 22:21
ender2070not if you run its appsJul 19 22:21
MinceRgnome apps infect whatever's running with pieces of gnomeJul 19 22:22
MinceRvia gnome-settings-daemonJul 19 22:22
ender2070you can use KDE without pieces of gnome if your hardware doesn't suckJul 19 22:22
DaemonFCyou can't tell me that KDE is that massive and can't even let you control audio settingsJul 19 22:22
MinceRso it's often impossible to use gnome apps without pieces of gnomeJul 19 22:22
MinceRit lets me control audio settingsJul 19 22:22
MinceRvia kmixJul 19 22:22
MinceRsurprise!Jul 19 22:22
ender2070kmix works for meJul 19 22:22
DaemonFCKmix doesn't workJul 19 22:23
DaemonFCwe've been over thisJul 19 22:23
ender2070controls my volume fineJul 19 22:23
ender2070it does workJul 19 22:23
MinceR(when plasma-desktop happens to be unfrozen and uncrashed, that is)Jul 19 22:23
DaemonFCif it's not analog, Kmix doesn't workJul 19 22:23
DaemonFCif it's HDMI forget about itJul 19 22:23
MinceRand current kmix won't even run without plasma-desktop because it's one of those fake systray iconsJul 19 22:23
DaemonFCif it's USB, HAH!Jul 19 22:23
DaemonFCkmix blowsJul 19 22:23
schestowitz Metaweb joins Google As of today, we’re very pleased to announce that Metaweb is now a part of Google.Jul 19 22:23
schestowitzGoogle is the whale failJul 19 22:23
DaemonFCit's like some third world audio applet from 5 years agoJul 19 22:23
schestowitzhttp://blog.freebase.com/2010/07/16/metaweb-joins-google/Jul 19 22:24
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MinceRkmix works, but DaemonFC sucks too much to be able to use it :>Jul 19 22:24
ender2070yupJul 19 22:24
DaemonFCOK, tell me how I make my microphone work on KDEJul 19 22:24
DaemonFCwith 3 clicksJul 19 22:24
ender2070pulseaudio doesn't have anything to do with gtk eitherJul 19 22:24
DaemonFCand no pieces of GNOMEJul 19 22:24
ender2070DaemonFC - you write a new kde volume control that does what you wantJul 19 22:24
ender2070its all free softwareJul 19 22:25
DaemonFChell with thatJul 19 22:25
DaemonFCKDE only has about 500 gigs of crapJul 19 22:25
DaemonFCwhy can't it work with audio devices?Jul 19 22:25
ender2070maybe nobody in KDE cares about what you're trying to do?Jul 19 22:25
DaemonFCmodern ones that isJul 19 22:25
MinceRmaybe no KDE developers care about pulseaudioJul 19 22:25
ender2070usb headsets are stupidJul 19 22:25
ender2070KDE developers write KDE for BSD and Solaris too you knowJul 19 22:25
ender2070and WindowsJul 19 22:25
DaemonFCit's not a headset, but no it doesn't work with that eitherJul 19 22:25
ender2070usb audio equipment is stupidJul 19 22:26
*DaemonFC goes back to 1995 and borrows the analog microphone from his old Packard BellJul 19 22:26
MinceRhow is usb audio equipment stupid?Jul 19 22:26
*DaemonFC thinks that's the last analog microphone he hadJul 19 22:26
ender2070your usb mic is analogJul 19 22:26
DaemonFCI mean the old 1/8" jackJul 19 22:27
DaemonFCthe kind KDE thinks still existJul 19 22:27
ender2070Mincer - usually they dont workJul 19 22:27
DaemonFC:DJul 19 22:27
ender2070they dont use your sound card eitherJul 19 22:27
MinceRapparently you too think it still existsJul 19 22:27
MinceR232046  * DaemonFC goes back to 1995 and borrows the analog microphone from his old Packard BellJul 19 22:27
MinceRi also have one lying around here somewhereJul 19 22:28
ender2070I have a 3.5mm oneJul 19 22:28
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DaemonFCmaybe I can find some headphones with a 1/8" jack around somewhereJul 19 22:28
DaemonFCand just plug that into the inputJul 19 22:28
DaemonFCthen I can totally rock out on KDEJul 19 22:28
DaemonFC:PJul 19 22:28
ender2070I'd rather use my soundcard than having to emulate one to make a usb headset workJul 19 22:29
MinceRor you could find a mixer app for PA and use thatJul 19 22:29
MinceRif you're using PA anywayJul 19 22:29
ender2070theres probably a command line one that does what he wantsJul 19 22:29
DaemonFCprobablyJul 19 22:30
DaemonFCthere's only about a trillion configuration files, utilities made in someone's basement, etc. that can probably do everythingJul 19 22:30
MinceRthere are probably several GUI mixers for PAJul 19 22:30
ender2070there might even be some API documentation for switching sound cardsJul 19 22:30
DaemonFCprovided I learn to dance around and ask them toJul 19 22:30
MinceRwell, you're going to have to make do with utilities made in someone's basement to control a sound system made in someone's basementJul 19 22:30
ender2070Mincer - Redhat's basementJul 19 22:31
DaemonFCI have too much decent hardwareJul 19 22:31
DaemonFCif I get too picky about what Linux distribution I use, it all falls apartJul 19 22:32
MinceRor at least you believe that makes it decenJul 19 22:32
MinceRtJul 19 22:32
MinceRthough i doubt there's anything short of a Reality Distortion Field to make an ATI GPU seem decentJul 19 22:32
DaemonFCNvidia hardware is crapJul 19 22:33
DaemonFCand a full generation or three behind ATIJul 19 22:33
DaemonFCwhatever, I don't use obsolete overpriced power gluttonsJul 19 22:33
ender2070ATI is crapJul 19 22:33
ender2070they both suck actuallyJul 19 22:33
MinceRnvidia hardware is decent and has working driversJul 19 22:33
ender2070nvidia at least makes drivers that workJul 19 22:34
DaemonFCNvidia hardware is where ATI was 2 years ago\Jul 19 22:34
MinceRunlike ATI, which doesn't have working drivers for any platformJul 19 22:34
ender2070ATI was 2 years behind nvidia long ago tooJul 19 22:34
ender2070its called evolving technologyJul 19 22:34
DaemonFCwhy pay $300 for a GPU that still makes you run OpenGL instructions on your CPU?Jul 19 22:34
ender2070ati is spending its money supporting directx and pushing thatJul 19 22:35
DaemonFCNvidia still doesn't even support OpenGL 3.x fully in hardwareJul 19 22:35
DaemonFCmuch less 4Jul 19 22:35
MinceRwhy not do some research about GPUs before spewing bullshit?Jul 19 22:35
ender2070nvidia is spending its money on its fabs, making it more efficient and cheap to produce chipsJul 19 22:35
DaemonFCyeah, they need to make something that performs halfway decently with modern OpenGL support that you don't need to plug straight into the power supplyJul 19 22:36
ender2070once nvidia is done optimizing its fabs it can start working on more featuresJul 19 22:36
DaemonFCoops, they don't have any of thatJul 19 22:36
ender2070AMD did this Jul 19 22:36
ender2070phenom 1 sucked ballsJul 19 22:36
ender2070it was total shitJul 19 22:36
DaemonFCwell, yeahJul 19 22:36
ender2070but the technology was great and it didnt do well till their fabs got updatedJul 19 22:36
MinceRstrange, i did not have to plug my Quadro FX 2700M straight into any power suppliesJul 19 22:36
ender2070intel did fabs first and beat themJul 19 22:36
DaemonFCI don't feel like disabling CPU features to make the thing stop locking itself upJul 19 22:37
ender2070intel stole amds designs and made them more efficient because they had better fabsJul 19 22:37
DaemonFCI hope someone managed to get their money back if they bought that shitJul 19 22:37
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] RT @nsisodiya well there are 1000 addons exist which are compatible with firefox 4 beta 1 http://tinyurl.com/2asjgqtJul 19 22:37
TechrightsBotTitle: Search Add-ons :: Add-ons for Firefox .::. Size~: 62.3 KBJul 19 22:37
MinceRintel also made CPUs that didn't fry themselves while AMD did notJul 19 22:38
MinceRbut that was a long time agoJul 19 22:38
DaemonFCyou patch the BIOS, and the system stops crashingJul 19 22:38
ender2070ati/amd have a tradition of making overheating fast chipsJul 19 22:38
DaemonFCyou also lose 10% performanceJul 19 22:38
DaemonFCyay!Jul 19 22:38
MinceRnow intel makes GPUs with proper driver support while AMD/ATI does not :>Jul 19 22:38
ender2070:)Jul 19 22:38
DaemonFCIntel doesn't make GPUsJul 19 22:38
ender2070intel releases docs and driversJul 19 22:38
MinceRthey make most of their GPUs, afaikJul 19 22:38
DaemonFCthey make integrated bullshit that pretends it is a GPUJul 19 22:38
ender2070ati releases docs and tells us to get to workJul 19 22:38
DaemonFCB-)Jul 19 22:39
MinceRjust not their two shitty GPUs, the GMA 500 and the GMA 600Jul 19 22:39
MinceRso GPUs from a few years ago arenJul 19 22:39
MinceRso GPUs from a few years ago aren't GPUs anymore either, DaemonFC?Jul 19 22:39
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-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] RT @mkapor: Steve says putting on a free case fixes the problem that doesn't exist with the iPhone 4Jul 19 22:39
DaemonFCMinceR, If you want to play your game at 5 fps, the Intel GMA is a GPUJul 19 22:39
DaemonFCthere, lets agree to disagree or whateverJul 19 22:39
DaemonFC:)Jul 19 22:39
ender2070intel has larabee tooJul 19 22:39
MinceRDaemonFC: gaming is not the only use for GPUs; also, some games run decently even on a GMA 950Jul 19 22:39
MinceRUT1, for example, doesJul 19 22:40
ender2070who needs a seprate gfx chip when intel is going to have multicore chips with it built in?Jul 19 22:40
DaemonFCthe GMA can't even handle the DOOM 3 engineJul 19 22:40
MinceRit had larabee but decided not to manufacture it :/Jul 19 22:40
DaemonFCand that's 6 years oldJul 19 22:40
ender2070AMD fusion is AMD's versionJul 19 22:40
MinceRafaik fusion is about something elseJul 19 22:40
ender2070larabee's goals werent scrapped thoughJul 19 22:40
MinceRfusion is putting a GPU in the CPU dieJul 19 22:40
DaemonFCI noticed that Wal-Mart has one game on the shelf that supports Linux nowJul 19 22:40
ender2070they still want to make gpu and cpu in one dieJul 19 22:40
MinceRlarabee is building a GPU out of tiny CPU coresJul 19 22:41
DaemonFCof course it's coincidental, not intentionalJul 19 22:41
DaemonFCthe World of Goo jewel case says it has the Linux versions on the CDJul 19 22:41
DaemonFCand why not? :)Jul 19 22:41
ender2070mincer - they're likely to just copy amd's fusion because it was a better ideaJul 19 22:41
MinceRthose ideas don't seem to be mutually exclusiveJul 19 22:41
MinceRif anything, larabee looks like Cell to meJul 19 22:41
ender2070nvidia copied itJul 19 22:41
ender2070nvidia tegraJul 19 22:41
ender2070right?Jul 19 22:42
DaemonFCif it sells a few more copies for them and uses space on the disc that would have been empty, why not?Jul 19 22:42
ender2070arm cpu + nvidia in one chip?Jul 19 22:42
MinceRthough i'm not quite sure yet what the big deal about integrating a GPU into the CPU isJul 19 22:42
DaemonFCso finally I saw something at Walmart that said "Linux" on the boxJul 19 22:42
ender2070Mincer - well its probably the design goal that got rid of standalone soundcardsJul 19 22:43
DaemonFCMinceR, Some of these people just make it too damned easy to ridicule themJul 19 22:43
DaemonFCthe Elementary projects for exampleJul 19 22:43
DaemonFCI call them Preschool projectsJul 19 22:43
DaemonFClike nautilus-elementary :PJul 19 22:43
MinceRmaybe the plan is that they'll make a GPU with each CPU produced and if the GPU part is faulty they'll just sell it as a GPU-less CPUJul 19 22:43
ender2070in the next few years multicore is going to get ridiculousJul 19 22:43
MinceRi wish someone made a file manager that didn't suck quite so muchJul 19 22:44
ender2070grandma will have a 16 core pc that shes running solitare onJul 19 22:44
DaemonFC"Oh no, Nautilus has buttons that do things, things the user might try to press them to do!"Jul 19 22:44
DaemonFC"We must end this!"Jul 19 22:44
MinceRDaemonFC: well, that's typical crApple/GNOME/Canonical thinkingJul 19 22:44
ender2070+1Jul 19 22:44
ender2070LOLJul 19 22:44
ender2070"Configuring the mouse is too hard! We must end this!"Jul 19 22:45
ender2070I wonder if Linus still puts up with his mouse patch to fix thatJul 19 22:45
DaemonFCLets take away the buttons that do things and then fill up half the screen with Ubuntu One crap that the user can't turn off without uninstalling packages!Jul 19 22:46
Diablo-D3why do people still talk about larabee?Jul 19 22:46
Diablo-D3its dead.Jul 19 22:46
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] Video: Neelie Kroes Praises Software Freedom (as Ogg) http://techrights.org/2010/07/19/kroes-on-foss/ #swpats #eu #playoggJul 19 22:48
TechrightsBotTitle: Video: Neelie Kroes Praises Software Freedom (as Ogg) | Techrights .::. Size~: 80.22 KBJul 19 22:48
DaemonFChttp://images3.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20060111175314/uncyclopedia/images/4/48/Next-gnome.pngJul 19 22:49
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MinceRi think they full up half the screen with empty space insteadJul 19 22:49
DaemonFCROFLJul 19 22:49
MinceRthat doesn't confuse users, supposedlyJul 19 22:49
MinceRyes, that's what i'm talking about :>Jul 19 22:49
DaemonFC"The alpha 3.0 release, Project Topaz, will be the perfect GNOME's desktop, as it will have absolutely Gno features at all. It will simply use excessive amounts of system resources, and do Gnothing but sit there. This final version will contain only a single button. When the user pushes it, it pops up a beautifully anti-aliased text box on a white screen telling the user to use a pen and a piece of paper to do their work Jul 19 22:50
DaemonFCand to shut their computer off."Jul 19 22:50
DaemonFCheheJul 19 22:50
cubevectorit's just consumerismJul 19 22:50
cubevectorbuy buy buy more stuffJul 19 22:50
MinceR:)Jul 19 22:50
MinceRat that point the Gnome Project will finally have realized its goal at surpassing MacOSJul 19 22:50
schestowitzJul 16 21:50:32 <TechrightsBot>Title: Firefox joins Microsoft in uncool kids class • The Register .::. Size~: 29.65 KBJul 19 22:51
schestowitzMac Asay is citing Net Applications. For shameJul 19 22:51
MinceRi wouldn't mind having something to replace FirefoxJul 19 22:51
ender2070LOLJul 19 22:52
schestowitzLOL OILJul 19 22:52
ender2070Firefox does join Microsoft's uncool kids classJul 19 22:52
MinceRwhoaJul 19 22:52
cubevectoryou'd have to go back to viola to get a non-bloated browserJul 19 22:53
ender2070they recommended bingJul 19 22:53
MinceRMac Asay must be pretty close to m$ if the register publishes his crapJul 19 22:53
DaemonFC“Oh sure, it's just another Linux projeeeeeee.......oh shit!”Jul 19 22:53
DaemonFC~ Ian Murdock on SolarisJul 19 22:53
DaemonFCheheJul 19 22:53
*DaemonFC thinks he wrote thatJul 19 22:53
MinceRwhy do people still talk about slowlaris?Jul 19 22:53
MinceRit's dead.Jul 19 22:53
ender2070dont fuck with Ian MurdockJul 19 22:53
ender2070hes awesomeJul 19 22:53
DaemonFC“Bahahhahahhaaaaaaa!!!!!! At least Linux is a challenge, Developers, Developers, Developers”Jul 19 22:53
DaemonFC~ Steve Ballmer on SolarisJul 19 22:53
DaemonFC“Hah, he said it, no takebacks! Wait...What is Solaris?”Jul 19 22:53
DaemonFC~ Linus Torvalds on Steve BallmerJul 19 22:53
MinceR234759 < ender2070> dont fuck with Ian MurdockJul 19 22:54
MinceRsomeone tell his girlfriendJul 19 22:54
MinceR:>Jul 19 22:54
ender2070LOLJul 19 22:54
schestowitzHe's divorced nowJul 19 22:54
schestowitzThere's no DebianJul 19 22:54
schestowitzJust 'Ian for shortJul 19 22:54
MinceRsomeone told him, thenJul 19 22:54
ender2070What you should be saying is that even someone as cool as Ian Murdock couldn't make Solaris goodJul 19 22:54
schestowitzIt made his vanishJul 19 22:55
schestowitzHe used to blogJul 19 22:55
schestowitz*himJul 19 22:55
DaemonFCMinceR, A lot of things that start out proprietary and open source later on don't surviveJul 19 22:55
ender2070YeahJul 19 22:55
schestowitzYears of his life down the ****terJul 19 22:55
DaemonFCMozilla somehow survived a coathanger abortion attempt by AOLJul 19 22:55
ender2070Firefox's codebase came from little old proprietary AOLJul 19 22:55
ender2070AOL could switch to Firefox as a UI and nobody would notice the slow speedJul 19 22:56
cubevectorthis might be of some interest:Jul 19 22:56
DaemonFCender2070, AOL was mainly concerned with how to use the browser as a vehicle for their spam and advertisingJul 19 22:56
cubevectorhttp://viola.org/Jul 19 22:56
MinceRactually it came from Netscape which AOL bought :>Jul 19 22:56
DaemonFCNutscrapeJul 19 22:57
ender2070mozilla was created after they bought netscapeJul 19 22:57
ender2070gecko is an AOL inventionJul 19 22:57
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[ruiseabra] plz RT @remixtures: Partido Pirata Português está a recolher assinaturas para a sua oficialização. Informem-se aqui! http://ff.im/-nV0B0Jul 19 22:57
DaemonFCGecko is not aging wellJul 19 22:57
ender2070its a rewrite of netscape 4Jul 19 22:57
TechrightsBotTitle: Assinaturas | Movimento Partido Pirata Português .::. Size~: 60.09 KBJul 19 22:57
schestowitzLOL invention!Jul 19 22:57
DaemonFCthe only selling point Mozilla stuff ever had it that it's not Internet ExplorerJul 19 22:57
ender2070it shares none of the code from netscape communicatorJul 19 22:57
MinceRthey acquired more selling points sinceJul 19 22:58
ender2070took them years to "plug" the memory leakJul 19 22:58
cubevectorI'd be happy to hear your thoughts on which browser is the most idealJul 19 22:58
MinceRa level of flexibility chromium never had :>Jul 19 22:58
ender2070except it uses more ram now than beforeJul 19 22:58
MinceRthere's no such thing as an "ideal" browserJul 19 22:59
MinceRall web browsers suckJul 19 22:59
MinceRin one way or anotherJul 19 22:59
cubevectorsurely one must suck the least?Jul 19 22:59
MinceRprobably partly due to web standards being horribly bloated and trying to do too many things at onceJul 19 22:59
ender2070I like konquerer better tooJul 19 22:59
DaemonFCender2070, They plugged it by stealing a garbage collector from FreeBSD and hogging CPU cycles to constantly collect all the memory they leakJul 19 22:59
DaemonFCif you call that a fixJul 19 22:59
DaemonFCI don'tJul 19 22:59
ender2070ROFLJul 19 22:59
MinceRit's gotten to the point where it's officially and intentionally both a hypertext platform and a remote application service platformJul 19 22:59
cubevectorwhat do the BSD guys use for browser?Jul 19 23:00
ender2070I might consider firefox when it renders acid3 properlyJul 19 23:00
*MinceR guesses either firefox or konquerorJul 19 23:00
DaemonFCender2070, Firefox's leaking memory was fixed just like you "fix" a leaking roof by throwing a bucket under itJul 19 23:00
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[rcweir] Overall, I'd give this Monday a B-. Better luck next week. Tuesday, you're up next.Jul 19 23:00
cubevectorI use links a fair bitJul 19 23:00
cubevectorit doesn't suckJul 19 23:00
MinceRi use links2 when some webpage really threatens my browsersJul 19 23:00
MinceRbut in general it doesn't support modern layout or scripts, which is sometimes problematicJul 19 23:01
MinceRalso, i'm not sure if it supports selecting text alreadyJul 19 23:01
MinceRor copying the current URLJul 19 23:01
cubevectoryeah I use it for google stuffJul 19 23:01
cubevectoreven works with the mouseJul 19 23:01
cubevectorit's an acceptable substituteJul 19 23:02
MinceRso usually i just use my heavily armored firefox :>Jul 19 23:02
DaemonFChttp://robulack.wordpress.com/2005/11/06/why-firefox-sucks/Jul 19 23:02
TechrightsBotTitle: Why Firefox Sucks «  Geek Life .::. Size~: 77.39 KBJul 19 23:02
DaemonFCis this an actual Mac user or someone making fun of one?Jul 19 23:02
*DaemonFC has wondered this beforeJul 19 23:02
MinceRis it possible to tell the difference?Jul 19 23:03
cubevectorclipboarding... hmmm I'll try itJul 19 23:03
cubevectornot sure about thatJul 19 23:03
MinceRhttp://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Poe%27s_LawJul 19 23:03
TechrightsBotTitle: Poe's Law - RationalWiki .::. Size~: 31.87 KBJul 19 23:03
DaemonFCMinceR, I guess God made Mac users so everyone is entertained in reading what they writeJul 19 23:03
DaemonFCB-)Jul 19 23:03
MinceRunfortunately that rarely worksJul 19 23:03
MinceRthey're too repetitive and shallowJul 19 23:03
ender2070firefox doesn't conform to KDE eitherJul 19 23:04
cubevectorMinceR, clipboarding works npJul 19 23:04
ender2070not just macJul 19 23:04
cubevectoralso what distro did you end up with?Jul 19 23:04
MinceRcubevector: even with the URL, with links2 -g?Jul 19 23:04
cubevectorlinks not links2Jul 19 23:04
MinceRcurrently my target is Debian, but i'll have to revisit DistroWatch since i found out that sometimes the packages they list as missing actually do exist in the reposJul 19 23:05
MinceRdidn't have time for thatJul 19 23:05
MinceRbut i have a debian VM on my work laptop for nowJul 19 23:05
MinceR(a little refuge from winblows insanity)Jul 19 23:05
cubevectorI can't think of anything good for graphical low-memory browserJul 19 23:06
DaemonFChttp://blog.mozilla.com/tglek/2010/04/19/windows-sucks-at-memory-mapped-io-during-startup/Jul 19 23:06
TechrightsBotTitle: Taras Blog » Windows Sucks At Memory-Mapped IO During Startup .::. Size~: 33.52 KBJul 19 23:06
DaemonFC"With the Windows prefetcher, there were 4x less xul.dll IOs (graph here). Unfortunately, the prefetcher can’t figure out that the whole xul.dll should be paged in and we still end up with an excess of random IO."Jul 19 23:06
DaemonFClmaoJul 19 23:07
cubevectorI'd almost suggest dividing the web into two parts:Jul 19 23:07
cubevectorone part academic and informativeJul 19 23:07
cubevectorthe other part commercialJul 19 23:07
DaemonFC"This is funny in a sad way. Reading in 32K chunks is supposed to minimize ram usage (which makes no bloody sense when Win7 officially requires 1GB of RAM)."Jul 19 23:07
DaemonFCthis is a great postJul 19 23:07
cubevectorin the first part, links would work wellJul 19 23:08
MinceRthe graph link fails on that blogJul 19 23:08
DaemonFCXFS on Linux 2.6.35 is blazing fastJul 19 23:09
DaemonFCespecially with delaylog onJul 19 23:09
cubevectorthe "ttt" total text terrainJul 19 23:09
cubevectoror somethingJul 19 23:09
MinceRbesides, it's time for mozilla to start optimizing for gnu/linux alreadyJul 19 23:09
DaemonFCI went to throw a bunch of stuff at the disk at once and was like "Holy shit, this thing is possessed!"Jul 19 23:09
MinceRi suggest dividing the web into two parts: webapps and actual hypertextJul 19 23:09
DaemonFCExt4 would have had me waiting Jul 19 23:09
cubevectorha!Jul 19 23:09
MinceRthe former could have all the bloatJul 19 23:09
cubevectormy thoughts exactlyJul 19 23:10
MinceRand the latter could have configurable text display instead of hard-forced crap layouts with bloatJul 19 23:10
DaemonFCMinceR, I already stated that Firefox is terrible, and that goes double for Firefox on linuxJul 19 23:10
DaemonFCChrome and Opera seem to be the only major browsers that give a shit how they act on LinuxJul 19 23:10
MinceRmaybe i should check out how much opera likes to crash nowadaysJul 19 23:11
cubevectorI just want a simple browser that does pictures and textJul 19 23:11
MinceRlinks2 -g does thatJul 19 23:11
DaemonFCMinceR, Opera has done a 180 on their Linux versionJul 19 23:11
MinceRi'll probably miss NoScript on opera, thoughJul 19 23:11
DaemonFCI couldn't stand how inconsistent and unstable it was before Jul 19 23:11
cubevectorok, I guess I should try thatJul 19 23:12
MinceRit's nice to have all that malign javascript bullshit disabled by default, easy to whitelist (even temporarily) by domain when they lock content behind itJul 19 23:12
DaemonFCmeh, malicious and annoying scripting crap is usualyl loaded by advertisements anywayJul 19 23:12
DaemonFCwhich are easy to blockJul 19 23:13
cubevectorMinceR, no such packageJul 19 23:13
cubevectorguess I need the sourceJul 19 23:13
MinceRcubevector: debian calls it "links2"Jul 19 23:13
MinceRand the -g command line parameter makes it use XJul 19 23:13
MinceRif yours is called "links", -g might still workJul 19 23:13
DaemonFCMinceR, What's great is when Adblock Plus can be detected directly by a script in the pageJul 19 23:13
MinceRthe million other varieties of links might also be worth checking outJul 19 23:13
cubevectorah, yes you are rightJul 19 23:13
DaemonFCwithout even having to check to see if you've blocked the ads or notJul 19 23:14
cubevectorit does workJul 19 23:14
MinceRDaemonFC: interestingJul 19 23:14
DaemonFCit shows you how secure Firefox isJul 19 23:14
MinceRwell, afaik javascript/DOM doesn't have much of a security model anywayJul 19 23:14
cubevectorMincR, this is awesomeJul 19 23:14
MinceRthey didn't think of asking the user what's even readable from scriptsJul 19 23:14
DaemonFCMinceR, Chrome at least goes through some trouble to keep things walled offJul 19 23:15
MinceR(cookies, history, etc.)Jul 19 23:15
cubevectorat least on my own pages it isJul 19 23:15
cubevectornot too great on slashdotJul 19 23:15
DaemonFCFirefox allows scripts to sniff for extensions that are presentJul 19 23:15
DaemonFCwhich is a red flag if I've ever seen oneJul 19 23:15
MinceRcubevector: i still have no way of getting links -g to display the current URL and to let me copy it to the clipboard thoughJul 19 23:16
MinceRoh, it's in the menuJul 19 23:16
MinceRnever realized that beforeJul 19 23:16
DaemonFCkind of makes you wonder if the other tabs you have open are peeking over at the tab you're logging into your bank's site withJul 19 23:16
cubevectorMinceR, hmm, you should be able toJul 19 23:16
MinceRif it works, that isJul 19 23:16
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] Hmm... Google has mailed me again trying to attract me... third timeJul 19 23:16
cubevectoryou want to clipboard from here into links?Jul 19 23:16
MinceRit works, except Qt apps don't seem to like it, but that isn't newJul 19 23:16
DaemonFCI don't know, lately Firefox has me feeling like I'm standing at a urinal next to a man that's 10 feet tallJul 19 23:16
MinceRno, from links into any appJul 19 23:16
DaemonFCit's got no privacy features at allJul 19 23:17
MinceRbut i've found the trickJul 19 23:17
ender2070no selinux supportJul 19 23:17
ender2070they're also nazi's with their trademarkJul 19 23:17
ender2070fedora doesnt patch firefox because of itJul 19 23:17
MinceRediting the current URL is still going to be trickyJul 19 23:17
cubevectoruse the source Luke :-0Jul 19 23:17
ender2070<DaemonFC>Jul 19 23:17
MinceRDaemonFC: well, if i don't allow scripts to run then they can't sniff for extensions, now can they? :>Jul 19 23:17
DaemonFCender2070, The Chrome sandbox at least makes me feel a little bit more comfortableJul 19 23:17
ender2070DaemonFC - Actually this has happened to my friendJul 19 23:18
MinceRchrome's font rendering makes me feel uncomfortableJul 19 23:18
ender2070DaemonFC - he had a gmail tab open and browsed porn sites (on linux)Jul 19 23:18
ender2070with firefoxJul 19 23:18
DaemonFCand they stole his gmail credentials?Jul 19 23:18
ender2070no malware on his pcJul 19 23:18
DaemonFCand started spamming with his account?Jul 19 23:18
ender2070no it didnt steal his gmail credentialsJul 19 23:18
DaemonFCB-)Jul 19 23:18
ender2070it just used it when he wasnt lookingJul 19 23:18
MinceRstole his gmail session cookie?Jul 19 23:18
ender2070it used the webmail session he had open in the tabJul 19 23:19
MinceRor remote-controlled his gmail instance?Jul 19 23:19
schestowitzThey use https now, no?Jul 19 23:19
DaemonFChehJul 19 23:19
MinceRthe web security model sucksJul 19 23:19
schestowitzTo hell with Fog Computing.Jul 19 23:19
DaemonFCwell, that's not a whole lot betterJul 19 23:19
ender2070doesnt work if they exploit firefox and hack a tabJul 19 23:19
DaemonFCif it can use your account to rapid fire a bunch of spamJul 19 23:19
ender2070chrome doesnt have that problemJul 19 23:19
schestowitzGoogle is trying to hire me again. They mailed me a short while ago, but if they had done a comprehesive search (like Google) they would see what I said about them over the yearsJul 19 23:19
DaemonFCit's still a mess you're going to have to clean upJul 19 23:19
ender2070it did rapid fire spam tooJul 19 23:19
schestowitzI've probably denounced just about any middle- or large-sized company in ITJul 19 23:19
schestowitzRed Hat too.. many timesJul 19 23:20
ender2070he sent mail was full of craiglist personal replies he didnt writeJul 19 23:20
ender2070his sent mail*Jul 19 23:20
ender2070with spammer links to click onJul 19 23:20
DaemonFCCause of Death: Black market Russian ViagraJul 19 23:20
MinceRwell, if they have a problem with that, it's time to start behaving in a way that is not to be denouncedJul 19 23:20
DaemonFC"Ma'am, please dismount the corpse!"Jul 19 23:20
cubevectorumm, yeah it pays to be carefulJul 19 23:20
DaemonFCB-)Jul 19 23:20
ender2070spyware wasn't a cause and it happened a bunch of timesJul 19 23:20
ender2070now he uses chrome (not chromium) on ubuntu and it hasn't happened sinceJul 19 23:21
cubevectorgoogle is trying to hire you?Jul 19 23:21
DaemonFCender2070, I'm not confident in FirefoxJul 19 23:21
ender2070me neitherJul 19 23:21
DaemonFCI mean it's better than using IEJul 19 23:21
DaemonFCbut that's about itJul 19 23:21
ender2070i first lost confidence when one of the execs told people to use bingJul 19 23:21
cubevectorlinks -g is awesomeJul 19 23:22
DaemonFCender2070, It seems like instead of fixing Firefox, all Mozilla is doing is throwing poo at all the people who make better softwareJul 19 23:22
ender2070i lost more confidence when I found out chrome is the only browser it seems that supports SELinux sandboxing (and app armour, and the other one)Jul 19 23:22
DaemonFCit's disgustingJul 19 23:22
ender2070yesJul 19 23:22
ender2070Chris Blizzard always FUDS themJul 19 23:22
ender2070"chrome isnt really faster"Jul 19 23:22
ender2070perhaps on his octalcore pcJul 19 23:23
cubevectoreven techrights is acceptableJul 19 23:23
DaemonFCender2070, There's an Apparmor profile for FirefoxJul 19 23:23
DaemonFClolJul 19 23:23
cubevectorusing links -g I meanJul 19 23:23
DaemonFCI use Apparmor, but only because it's not really that much of a burden on the systemJul 19 23:23
DaemonFCnot because I expect it to be rock solid securityJul 19 23:23
ender2070at least it has apparmorJul 19 23:24
ender2070thats goodJul 19 23:24
ender2070it should have SELinux thoughJul 19 23:24
DaemonFCFirefox is scaryJul 19 23:24
ender2070fedora is a helluva lot more popular than novellJul 19 23:24
DaemonFCFirefox with unrestricted access to your user account is scarierJul 19 23:24
MinceRi'd probably be using fedora now if their installer didn't suck so muchJul 19 23:24
ender2070is canonical switching to SELinux?Jul 19 23:25
DaemonFCnopeJul 19 23:25
DaemonFCthey're making more Apparmor profilesJul 19 23:25
ender2070someone wasJul 19 23:25
cubevectorMinceR, /dev/hda1     ext2     37G  4.1G   31G  12% /Jul 19 23:25
DaemonFCCanonical loves them some ApparmorJul 19 23:25
DaemonFC:PJul 19 23:25
cubevectorno ext4 with vector installJul 19 23:25
oiaohm_OpenSuse ender2070 is looking at switching over.Jul 19 23:25
MinceR:>Jul 19 23:25
ender2070LOLJul 19 23:25
DaemonFCnot surprisingJul 19 23:25
DaemonFCthey fired all their Apparmor peopleJul 19 23:25
ender2070novell ditching apparmorJul 19 23:25
ender2070roflmaoJul 19 23:26
oiaohm_Apparmor is still not mainline.Jul 19 23:26
DaemonFCI don't get why Canonical is fapping over something Novell wants rid ofJul 19 23:26
DaemonFC:PJul 19 23:26
oiaohm_The alterations required to enter mainline are not done yet.Jul 19 23:26
DaemonFCwho do they think will maintain it?Jul 19 23:26
ender2070apparmor doesn't restrict users too muchJul 19 23:26
oiaohm_So Apparmor has known holes.Jul 19 23:26
ender2070because it doesnt work ;)Jul 19 23:26
ender2070it seems more compatibleJul 19 23:26
oiaohm_Apparmor could be made work ender2070Jul 19 23:27
oiaohm_and it would still keep what the ubuntu guys like.Jul 19 23:27
DaemonFCold SELinux profiles made Fedora fall down go boomJul 19 23:27
DaemonFCthe only way to fix it was disable it totallyJul 19 23:27
DaemonFCwhich meant waiting for the filesystem to be unlabeledJul 19 23:27
DaemonFC:DJul 19 23:27
oiaohm_There are a few guys from the ubuntu guys trying to bring the need alterations to apparmorJul 19 23:28
DaemonFCand SELinux does not get along with JFS or ReiserFSJul 19 23:28
MinceRmaybe canonical is hiring the guys novell is firing?Jul 19 23:28
oiaohm_Nop these are new guys MinceRJul 19 23:28
schestowitzRed Hat doesJul 19 23:28
oiaohm_If they were the old Novell guys who worked on apparmor it would never stand a chance of being secure.Jul 19 23:28
schestowitzCanonical hired Mac addictsJul 19 23:28
schestowitzTrying to deplete that crowdJul 19 23:29
schestowitzIt seems Mac Asay is leaving CNETJul 19 23:29
schestowitzHe starts blogging at Mark's territoriesJul 19 23:29
schestowitzThat's goodJul 19 23:29
oiaohm_RedHat takes staff from Novell that are pre novellJul 19 23:29
schestowitzSUSE staffJul 19 23:29
schestowitzNot Go-NonoJul 19 23:29
oiaohm_Yep good SUSE staffJul 19 23:29
oiaohm_Personal worth taking.Jul 19 23:29
schestowitzFine w/ meJul 19 23:29
MinceR002316 < schestowitz> Trying to deplete that crowdJul 19 23:29
schestowitzI told Red Hat's Tiemann to hire themJul 19 23:30
MinceRor trying to help GNOME copy MacOSJul 19 23:30
schestowitzAnd Mandriva tooJul 19 23:30
ender2070DaemonFC - these days they ship selinux labelsJul 19 23:30
schestowitzHe said they were working on itJul 19 23:30
schestowitzMiguel is slated for a job at what's left of the VoleJul 19 23:30
DaemonFCender2070, SELinux used to be a lot less pleasant on Fedora than it is nowJul 19 23:30
DaemonFCis what I meanJul 19 23:30
ender2070yes I agreeJul 19 23:30
ender2070I used to disable it tooJul 19 23:30
ender2070now I doesn't get in my wayJul 19 23:31
oiaohm_SElinux was design with secuirty first.Jul 19 23:31
oiaohm_Userfriendlyness is starting to come with age.Jul 19 23:31
DaemonFCif you clamp down too hard, users will turn it offJul 19 23:31
oiaohm_Really with SELinux sometimes clam it down harder users can like it more.Jul 19 23:32
DaemonFCit's better to provide some security than something that just gets shut offJul 19 23:32
MinceRthat "Why Firefox Sucks" post is just some random bullshit from a crApple fanboyJul 19 23:32
oiaohm_Particularly when users are given controlls over there user account accesses.Jul 19 23:32
MinceRthe real reason he hates firefox is that it's a competitor to a crApple productJul 19 23:32
MinceReven if that crApple product is malwareJul 19 23:32
DaemonFCMinceR, someone who would argue in favor of Safari in 2005 couldn't be anything other than a total Crapple apologistJul 19 23:33
MinceRnot only in 2005Jul 19 23:33
schestowitzdavidgerard: TEA PARTY: If you don't want people thinking you're a bunch of insane racists, it helps not to act like insane racists. http://is.gd/duYYSJul 19 23:34
TechrightsBotTitle:   Tea partier Mark Williams writes letter to Abe Lincoln & from the coloreds **UPDATED** : The Reid Report .::. Size~: 223.19 KBJul 19 23:34
schestowitzTEA PARTY: perfect fit for Ryan. He's a closet teaJul 19 23:34
DaemonFCuhhhm, noJul 19 23:34
schestowitzCloser party?Jul 19 23:35
*DaemonFC lays hands on schestowitz Jul 19 23:35
DaemonFCout evil demons!!!Jul 19 23:35
MinceRwhy do these people have to sully the name of a fine drink?Jul 19 23:35
*schestowitz runsJul 19 23:35
DaemonFCHeeeeyah!!!!Jul 19 23:35
DaemonFCGRAW!!!! You son of a bitch!!!!Jul 19 23:35
DaemonFC:PJul 19 23:35
*DaemonFC realizes the holy water isn't working cause he grabbed his Dr Pepper insteadJul 19 23:36
DaemonFCdammit MinceR , we've been over this beforeJul 19 23:36
DaemonFCquit putting the Dr Pepper thereJul 19 23:36
schestowitzYuckJul 19 23:36
*schestowitz associates Dr Pepper with the girl putting toilet paper where her breasts should beJul 19 23:37
MinceRthat's not holy waterJul 19 23:37
schestowitzBad, tasteless advertisingJul 19 23:37
MinceRit was made by fake clerics who can't even cast real spellsJul 19 23:37
MinceRit obviously is useless against undeadJul 19 23:37
schestowitzDr. Dobbs is betterJul 19 23:37
schestowitzBut bought by the same propagandists as InfoWeekJul 19 23:38
schestowitz'Info'WeekJul 19 23:38
schestowitzMany papers like using terms like "Times" and "Info" or "Daily" in themJul 19 23:38
MinceRasay's article sounds like he can't wait to do chrome os with googleJul 19 23:38
schestowitzDaily means "latest"Jul 19 23:38
schestowitzMinceR: he doesJul 19 23:38
schestowitzMinceR: you forgot?Jul 19 23:38
MinceRstart a website called DailyInfoTimes.com? :>Jul 19 23:39
MinceRi didn'tJul 19 23:39
schestowitzThey have a conflict of interestsJul 19 23:39
DaemonFCtea party.....Jul 19 23:39
schestowitzCanonical works on ChromeSOS [sic] with GoulagJul 19 23:39
DaemonFCthose people would lynch me if they ever developed any real powerJul 19 23:39
schestowitz"We'ah giva yu da data, you giva-a da cash"Jul 19 23:39
schestowitzLike MozillaJul 19 23:39
MinceRi don't quite see how the deal with bing-o in disguise fits into that scheme thoughJul 19 23:41
schestowitzOpera does this tooJul 19 23:41
schestowitzOpera-ting systemJul 19 23:41
DaemonFCso what happened with that?Jul 19 23:41
DaemonFCDid Canonical return the money?Jul 19 23:41
DaemonFCor had they not been paid yet?Jul 19 23:42
schestowitzDaemonFC: they took them to the cornerJul 19 23:42
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] People are so accustumed to the fear of lock-in that they forgot the danger of privacy being eroded. Maybe it'll be reversed one day.Jul 19 23:42
DaemonFCI assume Google probably offered o pay them more to stay defaultJul 19 23:42
DaemonFC*toJul 19 23:43
schestowitz"@mjasay Canonical needs to be more transparent about its affairs with the big G. I see you slamming (ish) Mozilla but no disclosure re c/os"Jul 19 23:43
schestowitzDaemonFC: write to him tooJul 19 23:43
schestowitzOn TwerperJul 19 23:43
schestowitzHe doesn't do idetica AFAIKJul 19 23:44
DaemonFCthey need to ditch FirefoxJul 19 23:44
DaemonFCtotallyJul 19 23:44
DaemonFCreplace it with ChromiumJul 19 23:44
DaemonFClike they already did on LubuntuJul 19 23:44
schestowitzUNEJul 19 23:44
MinceRchromium needs to get proper font rendering firstJul 19 23:45
ender2070firefox needs to get proper security firstJul 19 23:45
ender2070and html renderingJul 19 23:45
ender2070acid3 has been out for over a yearJul 19 23:46
MinceRfreetype, Qt and pango have been out for agesJul 19 23:46
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] Florian Mueller is defending .NET now. What a surprise.... Not.Jul 19 23:46
ender2070freetype sucksJul 19 23:47
ender2070truetype patent expiredJul 19 23:47
MinceRchrome sucks harderJul 19 23:47
ender2070we can use it nowJul 19 23:47
DaemonFCwhy is Google giving Canonical grant money to develop Ubuntu One?Jul 19 23:47
ender2070Chromium OSJul 19 23:47
ender2070likelyJul 19 23:47
ender2070its based on ubuntu right?Jul 19 23:47
MinceRyesJul 19 23:47
MinceRat least last time there were news about it it wasJul 19 23:48
ender2070perhaps Ubuntu One will be an chromium os shop tooJul 19 23:48
MinceRbut then there's all the talk about merging it with android, i'm not sure where that leadsJul 19 23:48
ender2070perhaps Android Marketplace + Ubuntu One ?Jul 19 23:48
ender2070[schestowitz] Florian Mueller is defending .NET now. What a surprise.... Not.Jul 19 23:49
ender2070should've ended that with .NOTJul 19 23:49
schestowitzYeahJul 19 23:49
schestowitzHe also E-mailed me about itJul 19 23:49
ender2070lolJul 19 23:49
schestowitzAnd mailed many othersJul 19 23:49
schestowitzHe doesn't mass mail like a manJul 19 23:49
schestowitzHe uses automation toolsJul 19 23:50
schestowitzThis makes it look personalJul 19 23:50
schestowitzAnd I asked him why he uses GmailJul 19 23:50
schestowitzWhich spies on my messages to/from himJul 19 23:50
schestowitzHe said it's cause it's for mass mailingJul 19 23:50
MinceRa.k.a. spam?Jul 19 23:50
schestowitzWHat a dishonest guyJul 19 23:50
ender2070http://tinfoilhat.shmoo.com/Jul 19 23:50
TechrightsBotTitle: Tinfoil Hat Linux  .::. Size~: 2.75 KBJul 19 23:50
schestowitzHe personalises the same message to manyJul 19 23:50
MinceRlolJul 19 23:50
ender2070I use gmailJul 19 23:51
ender2070oh noesJul 19 23:51
*MinceR gets a red tinfoil hatJul 19 23:51
schestowitzBlue, red, yellow, and greenJul 19 23:51
schestowitzIt's like a kid's toyJul 19 23:51
schestowitzDon't be afraid of itJul 19 23:51
MinceRTinfoil Hat Linux does seem interestingJul 19 23:54
*DaemonFC is afraid to go to sleepJul 19 23:54
DaemonFCJabba bit my leg last night :PJul 19 23:55
DaemonFCthen ran awayJul 19 23:55
MinceRhttp://criggo.files.wordpress.com/2010/07/pope.jpgJul 19 23:55
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DaemonFCMinceR, I follow the Space PopeJul 19 23:55
DaemonFC:DJul 19 23:55
MinceRthose are hornsJul 19 23:56
schestowitzJabba the dubbaJul 19 23:56
schestowitzMinceR: Everyone knows popes are horneyJul 19 23:56
MinceR:DJul 19 23:56
schestowitz*horny evenJul 19 23:56
MinceRfor underage kids?Jul 19 23:56
schestowitzYesJul 19 23:57
DaemonFCJabba the Catt says "Bring me Solo and a cookie!"Jul 19 23:57
DaemonFC"Ho ho ho!!!"Jul 19 23:57
schestowitzFemale's vagine too big for these folksJul 19 23:57
schestowitz*vaginaJul 19 23:57
*oiaohm_ has quit (Remote host closed the connection)Jul 19 23:59
-BNtwitter/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] Ouch. Bad photo. http://criggo.files.wordpress.com/2010/07/pope.jpgJul 19 23:59
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