Chips_B_Malroy | Its interesting that MS cut MS Works. as they recently invested more money in that as a "free advertiseing" based product available in places outside the USA. Where "piracy" is bigger. Why invest money, then turn right around and cancell the project? | Oct 24 00:02 |
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_goblin | hi chips! | Oct 24 00:05 |
Chips_B_Malroy | hey goblin | Oct 24 00:06 |
Chips_B_Malroy | you see I have been posting stuff on your site | Oct 24 00:07 |
_goblin | yeah! Appreciated, Ive had little time to properly respond this week! | Oct 24 00:07 |
Chips_B_Malroy | I a bit off topic there I know | Oct 24 00:07 |
_goblin | Im still pleased about getting Indiana Gregg on my blog....ive a few other celebs lined up... | Oct 24 00:08 |
Chips_B_Malroy | you must be getting more hits there | Oct 24 00:11 |
_goblin | one or two.... | Oct 24 00:14 |
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-BNc/#boycottnovell-[_goblin] My lad of 1 year and 4 months dances and claps to Lordi - "Hard Rock Hallelujah" he's rocker already....good lad..! #metal | Oct 24 00:19 | |
Chips_B_Malroy | The "piracy" or copyright issue is an interesting one. My take on it is the media companies have been so sucessful in controlling the market (fixing prices, collaberation) that they themselves have partly caused the economic reasons for filesharing to exsist. M$ is in similar terrory here. | Oct 24 00:21 |
_goblin | true... | Oct 24 00:21 |
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trmanco | gn | Oct 24 00:21 |
Chips_B_Malroy | I am not condoning it, only the end results is what interests me | Oct 24 00:22 |
_goblin | I think with Music in particular you have not only the issue of piracy but also the fact that the technology to record your own work is within the reach of the average person.... | Oct 24 00:22 |
Chips_B_Malroy | yes | Oct 24 00:23 |
Chips_B_Malroy | midi can actually sound good on some instruments | Oct 24 00:23 |
Chips_B_Malroy | as example | Oct 24 00:24 |
_goblin | I think its quite possible now to create an almost studio quality production with tech that you already have....I think that will be the problem for labels.... | Oct 24 00:26 |
Chips_B_Malroy | midi would be almost an onasaleable legal hurdle for the music industry to sue, I would think | Oct 24 00:27 |
Chips_B_Malroy | *un | Oct 24 00:27 |
Chips_B_Malroy | of course there will be other ways to transcribe sheet music to some kind of player, without the orginal vocals | Oct 24 00:28 |
Chips_B_Malroy | if that would be piracy, who knows | Oct 24 00:28 |
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Chips_B_Malroy | see, being an old fart I did not ever know who Indy is. My last purchases of music was Pink Floyd and Alan Parsons | Oct 24 00:29 |
Chips_B_Malroy | back a few years | Oct 24 00:29 |
-BNc/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] Linus Loves It! http://bit.ly/d6lpo #fsf #kernel #humor | Oct 24 00:30 | |
schestowitz | Linus would kill me | Oct 24 00:30 |
Chips_B_Malroy | Goblin, so you see, I have no sympathy for the media companies or MicroSoft, which act as monopolies, set prices that are too high. Sue their custermors | Oct 24 00:31 |
Chips_B_Malroy | as I said, both sides are wrong, but one side is just plain evil | Oct 24 00:32 |
schestowitz | http://digg.com/linux_unix/Linus_Loves_It | Oct 24 00:32 |
Chips_B_Malroy | as in evil with greed | Oct 24 00:32 |
Chips_B_Malroy | and MicroSoft is a media company, think MSNBC, Silverlight, partner with Netflix using Silverlight, streaming vids to XBox360. They MS, want to move move into the media bus | Oct 24 00:36 |
Chips_B_Malroy | its why all the DRM in ViSta/$even | Oct 24 00:36 |
schestowitz | http://www.hochmann.org/2009/10/response-to-floss-91-boycott-novell.html | Oct 24 00:37 |
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schestowitz | http://www.linux-mag.com/cache/7585/1.html | Oct 24 00:45 |
schestowitz | I like him better with RMS books :-D | Oct 24 00:45 |
schestowitz | http://www.linuxtoday.com/news_story.php3?ltsn=2009-10-23-014-35-OS-HU-0001 "I knew he was losing his edge when he wouldn't take a stand for freedom with RMS but especially now you can see he can even think logically because he set the wrong bit on his hand." | Oct 24 00:46 |
schestowitz | http://www.linuxtoday.com/news_story.php3?ltsn=2009-10-23-014-35-OS-HU-0000 "Did he ship a life-size glossy of this to Ballmer? " | Oct 24 00:47 |
Chips_B_Malroy | well, you folks keep up the good work, later | Oct 24 00:56 |
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cubezzz | Ballmer is a mental case | Oct 24 01:02 |
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schestowitz | http://community.zdnet.co.uk/blog/0,1000000567,10014279o-2000331777b,00.htm | Oct 24 01:13 |
schestowitz | back in a moment | Oct 24 01:14 |
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*Now talking on #boycottnovell | Oct 24 01:20 | |
*Topic for #boycottnovell is: Communication about anything, including Microsoft, Novell, and Free software [publicly logged] | Oct 24 01:20 | |
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-ChanServ-[#boycottnovell] Welcome to the #boycottnovell channel | Oct 24 01:20 | |
schestowitz | Sun is anxious to be sold. http://www.tbray.org/ongoing/When/200x/2009/10/21/On-the-EU | Oct 24 01:24 |
cubezzz | we'll end up with two behemoths | Oct 24 01:26 |
cubezzz | Microsoft and Oracle | Oct 24 01:26 |
schestowitz | What about IBM? | Oct 24 01:27 |
schestowitz | And GOOG and Apple? | Oct 24 01:28 |
schestowitz | Oligarchs in their respective fields | Oct 24 01:28 |
schestowitz | Mostly US-based companies | Oct 24 01:28 |
schestowitz | EU has SAP | Oct 24 01:28 |
schestowitz | But for s/w in general, it's mostly US-owned | Oct 24 01:28 |
cubezzz | well, I'm thinking of software mostly | Oct 24 01:28 |
schestowitz | Unless I forgot something | Oct 24 01:28 |
schestowitz | Asia has the h/w giants | Oct 24 01:29 |
schestowitz | Samsung employed 700,000 | Oct 24 01:29 |
schestowitz | Two IBMs in one company | Oct 24 01:29 |
schestowitz | Microsoft is expected to lay off more | Oct 24 01:29 |
cubezzz | huh, didn't realize Samsung was so big | Oct 24 01:29 |
schestowitz | It's just a darn nuisance to people who use FS on the desktop | Oct 24 01:29 |
schestowitz | They also contaminate the Web with their binaries | Oct 24 01:30 |
schestowitz | Foxconn is a lot bigger than Samsung | Oct 24 01:30 |
cubezzz | well it seems to me that the Japanese companies are more linux friendly | Oct 24 01:30 |
schestowitz | Foxconn laid off 100,000 at one point last year | Oct 24 01:30 |
schestowitz | That's several stadiums full of employees, all sacked | Oct 24 01:30 |
schestowitz | To announce to them that they get the pink slip you'd need a massive standium | Oct 24 01:31 |
schestowitz | cubezzz: Japan yes, for devices | Oct 24 01:31 |
schestowitz | Robotics as well | Oct 24 01:31 |
schestowitz | http://www.masshightech.com/stories/2009/10/19/daily28-REvolution-Computing-lands-9M-new-CEO-Nie.html | Oct 24 01:32 |
schestowitz | "OpenCalais"? WT*? http://www.afxnews.com/content/press_room/media/2009_10_21_OpenCalais | Oct 24 01:36 |
-BNi/#boycottnovell-[diablod3/@diablod3] #AlFraken kicks eleventy-million kinds of ass in health-care hearing http://ur1.ca/eb0f | Oct 24 01:54 | |
Diablo-D3 | hrm lets try that again | Oct 24 01:54 |
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schestowitz | Ooh.. it's snowing | Oct 24 01:58 |
-BNi/#boycottnovell-[diablod3/@diablod3] #AlFranken kicks eleventy-million kinds of ass in health-care hearing http://ur1.ca/eb0f | Oct 24 01:59 | |
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oiaohm | I guess schestowitz is in bed. | Oct 24 02:00 |
schestowitz | Nope | Oct 24 02:00 |
schestowitz | What's up? | Oct 24 02:01 |
oiaohm | The nokia one is not software patents but hardware patents. | Oct 24 02:01 |
oiaohm | I have a feeling apple might have started it off using there hardware font rendering patent against nokia. | Oct 24 02:01 |
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schestowitz | "Webkit was developed by Apple out of the code originally created by the KDE project, and released as open source in mid-2005." http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/g/a/2009/10/21/urnidgns852573C4006938800025765600836407.DTL | Oct 24 02:02 |
schestowitz | jose_X: caught your comment in LT re Linus | Oct 24 02:02 |
jose_X | ok | Oct 24 02:02 |
schestowitz | So I made a corrected version :-) | Oct 24 02:02 |
jose_X | will check | Oct 24 02:02 |
jose_X | http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Icahn-resigns-from-Yahoos-apf-2058818319.html?x=0&sec=topStories&pos=main&asset=&ccode= | Oct 24 02:02 |
schestowitz | http://boycottnovell.com/2009/10/23/linus-loves-fsf/ | Oct 24 02:02 |
jose_X | "Icahn resigns from Yahoo's board on friendly terms" | Oct 24 02:02 |
oiaohm | Nokia does not really believe in software patents. Hardware patent breach is simpler to prove schestowitz | Oct 24 02:02 |
schestowitz | Linus would no longer reply to my mail if he saw it | Oct 24 02:02 |
schestowitz | jose_X: friendly to whom? | Oct 24 02:03 |
schestowitz | The cronies whom he helped appoint? | Oct 24 02:03 |
jose_X | yes, | Oct 24 02:03 |
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jose_X | >> Icahn also applauded Yahoo's decision three months ago to hire Microsoft to provide its search results in the United States for the next decade. It's a partnership that Icahn tried to bring together while he was still seeking to get Yang fired. The proposed alliance between Yahoo and Microsoft still requires regulatory approval. | Oct 24 02:03 |
schestowitz | He voted for all this | Oct 24 02:03 |
schestowitz | Including the s*ty microsoft deal | Oct 24 02:03 |
schestowitz | That final agreement | Oct 24 02:04 |
shreddar | http://boycottnovell.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/ron-hovsepian-ballmer.jpg | Oct 24 02:04 |
shreddar | That was just class. | Oct 24 02:04 |
schestowitz | shreddar: gimp | Oct 24 02:04 |
schestowitz | jose_X: There's more to Icahn | Oct 24 02:06 |
schestowitz | If you look at the massibe banks corruption | Oct 24 02:07 |
schestowitz | He's there | Oct 24 02:07 |
schestowitz | IMHO, people like him should be arrested | Oct 24 02:07 |
shreddar | I want to know if that Dilbert strip was really talking about MS or just general corporate culture. I'm a Scott Adams fan. | Oct 24 02:07 |
schestowitz | He's the Kissinger/Nixon of commerce | Oct 24 02:07 |
schestowitz | A bunch of coup-lovin' war criminals | Oct 24 02:07 |
schestowitz | shreddar: a reader said it was | Oct 24 02:08 |
schestowitz | Not many people do what Gates does at the same scale. Rockefeller did | Oct 24 02:08 |
schestowitz | It's usually some of the greater criminal who are forced to do this to get people off their backs | Oct 24 02:08 |
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schestowitz | Using the ASUS Xonar Essence STX Under Linux http://techgage.com/article/using_the_asus_xonar_essence_stx_under_linux | Oct 24 02:10 |
shreddar | Yeah, I hear that Rockefeller was the pioneer of TRUSTs. | Oct 24 02:11 |
schestowitz | Rick Berman | Oct 24 02:11 |
schestowitz | http://www.bermanexposed.org/ | Oct 24 02:12 |
Diablo-D3 | RAGH | Oct 24 02:12 |
Diablo-D3 | RICK BERMAN | Oct 24 02:12 |
Diablo-D3 | HOW DARE HE DESTROY STAR TREK | Oct 24 02:12 |
schestowitz | http://boycottnovell.com/2009/02/01/fake-charities-microsoft-insiders/ | Oct 24 02:12 |
-BNc/#boycottnovell-[_goblin] News round up http://bit.ly/LSFka #microsoft #linux #windows #bbc #foss #fatELF | Oct 24 02:12 | |
jose_X | schestowitz, I am going to bed very soon. | Oct 24 02:13 |
schestowitz | "Oops Microsoft did it again!" | Oct 24 02:13 |
schestowitz | "Whilst our MS Faithful are praising the greatness of Vista 7 and the fact that they can get Vista users upgrading their OS to what Vista should have been in the first place, in the back of their minds must be the news that yet again Microsoft’s profits are down." | Oct 24 02:13 |
jose_X | from linuxtoday it seems like vmware might get a linux flavor out. can't wait. (sarcasm) | Oct 24 02:14 |
Diablo-D3 | I think we may be talking about different rick bermans | Oct 24 02:14 |
jose_X | my lt comment about linus was misunderstood | Oct 24 02:14 |
jose_X | i decided not to take the flame approach | Oct 24 02:15 |
jose_X | see new comment | Oct 24 02:15 |
schestowitz | jose_X: see my post about it.. | Oct 24 02:17 |
schestowitz | http://boycottnovell.com/2009/10/23/vmware-sw-distribution/ | Oct 24 02:17 |
schestowitz | Diablo-D3: the one I talk about belongs behind bars | Oct 24 02:17 |
Diablo-D3 | the one I talk about does too | Oct 24 02:18 |
schestowitz | Nasty racism in the comments here: http://www.phonenews.com/htc-releases-hero-source-code-for-developers-9308/ | Oct 24 02:20 |
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oiaohm | vmware using Linux kernel is to be predicted they have given approval for there patented techs to be used in it. | Oct 24 02:24 |
schestowitz | http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/article/ALeqM5gQCN3ZKJrF8SDelVMrBaWa-Yz-Jg COOOOOOOOOOOOOl..... | Oct 24 02:25 |
EDavidBurg | they said open source. oh noes! | Oct 24 02:25 |
shreddar | So did HTC make it's own mobile OS? | Oct 24 02:27 |
schestowitz | EDavidBurg: ODF+OOo | Oct 24 02:27 |
schestowitz | First step t/w other platforms | Oct 24 02:27 |
schestowitz | http://boycottnovell.com/2009/02/28/latvia-and-uk-odf/ | Oct 24 02:28 |
schestowitz | http://boycottnovell.com/2009/05/24/microsoft-kyrgyzstan-latvia-ukraine/ | Oct 24 02:28 |
schestowitz | Bad Ballmer jumps in | Oct 24 02:28 |
EDavidBurg | I know, I was poking fun at the people who insist on saying Free Software. :) | Oct 24 02:30 |
schestowitz | Blankenhorn seems to have a man.crush() on Asay, still http://www.smartplanet.com/technology/blog/thinking-tech/how-open-source-will-transform-the-coming-decade/1872/ | Oct 24 02:30 |
oiaohm | schestowitz: Gallium3D is also funded by vmware. So Vmware releasing a distribution in time to make some extra profit of the work they do is kinda preditable. | Oct 24 02:30 |
shreddar | Ya Know I've been thinking about all of the bashing/plastering of Free Software as well as Open Source Software groups. | Oct 24 02:30 |
shreddar | It seems that there is a twist on the Anti-free to make it look anti-consumer. | Oct 24 02:31 |
schestowitz | Microsoft's OSS faker OSS again... http://www.newswiretoday.com/news/59391/ | Oct 24 02:32 |
schestowitz | Aras... *sigh* | Oct 24 02:32 |
schestowitz | shreddar: or opposite of "commercial" | Oct 24 02:32 |
schestowitz | the OSS crowd sometimes mollifies the Microsoft talking points/lies | Oct 24 02:33 |
shreddar | Yeah, I mean they make Free Software look like it's bad for customers but in reality it's very pro customer. | Oct 24 02:33 |
schestowitz | Not to the marketing side | Oct 24 02:35 |
schestowitz | http://www.google.com/search?hl=en-GB&q=schmidt+google+where+lockin&sourceid=navclient-ff&rlz=1B5GGGL_enGB315GB316&ie=UTF-8 | Oct 24 02:35 |
shreddar | If copy rights, patents, user licenses, DRM, etc weren't being used so heavily it would only promote choice. | Oct 24 02:36 |
shreddar | The only people Free Software is bad for is Software companies because it means more competition and consumer choice. | Oct 24 02:36 |
schestowitz | Yes | Oct 24 02:38 |
schestowitz | But they try to imply we rely on them | Oct 24 02:38 |
-BNc/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] When 100% is not enough... [IMG] http://bit.ly/oY5BD | Oct 24 02:38 | |
schestowitz | As in, "support the vendor" | Oct 24 02:39 |
schestowitz | And if $vendor does not get much money, poor sad developers will starve | Oct 24 02:39 |
schestowitz | It's the same old lies that MAFIAA uses | Oct 24 02:39 |
schestowitz | /developers/artists/ | Oct 24 02:39 |
oiaohm | This is the stupid part. | Oct 24 02:39 |
oiaohm | What is the most important thing that must happen to software you want to keep on using. | Oct 24 02:39 |
oiaohm | Maintainer ship. | Oct 24 02:39 |
schestowitz | They don't like business models that leave the customer not at point of desparation | Oct 24 02:39 |
schestowitz | See, listener can be in control | Oct 24 02:40 |
oiaohm | Giving software away for free with no maintainer ship will become a problem. | Oct 24 02:40 |
schestowitz | And pay upon will buy buying ceoncert ticket/merchandise | Oct 24 02:40 |
schestowitz | Equiv. to support contracts and such | Oct 24 02:40 |
schestowitz | People are not forced to | Oct 24 02:40 |
schestowitz | They can use centos | Oct 24 02:40 |
oiaohm | So open source world companies pay developers and the like to do maintainer ship on the software they depend on. | Oct 24 02:40 |
schestowitz | But at least there is abundance | Oct 24 02:40 |
oiaohm | 80 percent of the Linux kernel developers are known to be full time paid to work on it. | Oct 24 02:41 |
schestowitz | Yes. | Oct 24 02:41 |
oiaohm | The other 20 percent have not declared there status | Oct 24 02:41 |
oiaohm | And I would not be supprised if a large percentage of them were paid as well. | Oct 24 02:41 |
schestowitz | Apache is the same | Oct 24 02:42 |
schestowitz | But Apache might even have more devs than Linux | Oct 24 02:42 |
schestowitz | They have many sub-projects] | Oct 24 02:42 |
oiaohm | Apache developer numbers are large than the Linux kernel and keep the same percentages. To be correct appache is almost 90 percent paids known. | Oct 24 02:42 |
schestowitz | Groklaw worries me.. http://www.groklaw.net/article.php?story=20091021164738392 | Oct 24 02:43 |
oiaohm | Simple problem here the ideas that people work on open source for free. | Oct 24 02:43 |
schestowitz | She goes about accusing Monty of being a shill for Microsoft or something | Oct 24 02:43 |
schestowitz | See update 3 | Oct 24 02:43 |
oiaohm | It is not true that most developers in the open source world work for free. | Oct 24 02:43 |
schestowitz | Most probably do | Oct 24 02:44 |
schestowitz | Depends how you define scope | Oct 24 02:44 |
schestowitz | I was paid to write some GPL code | Oct 24 02:44 |
schestowitz | But some of the time I wrote it for no pay | Oct 24 02:44 |
voltronw | schestowitz: cool, what project? | Oct 24 02:45 |
schestowitz | FS is recognition also of the fact that people code for fun, not just money | Oct 24 02:45 |
oiaohm | Monty has always been a confusing person. | Oct 24 02:45 |
schestowitz | Some code for ego | Oct 24 02:45 |
oiaohm | Monty start off with mysql closed. | Oct 24 02:45 |
schestowitz | Like RMS says, "people couldn't believe this could be done" | Oct 24 02:45 |
schestowitz | Or something like that | Oct 24 02:46 |
voltronw | schestowitz: do you have a link? | Oct 24 02:46 |
schestowitz | Yes, see my site | Oct 24 02:46 |
oiaohm | People start off coding for fun. Take Linus schestowitz | Oct 24 02:46 |
voltronw | where? | Oct 24 02:46 |
schestowitz | oiaohm: yes | Oct 24 02:46 |
schestowitz | voltronw: "Projects" | Oct 24 02:46 |
schestowitz | There's more under "Research" | Oct 24 02:46 |
oiaohm | Anyone with great skills companies will employ to have dependable patch cycle. | Oct 24 02:46 |
schestowitz | oiaohm: Linus did an MA out of is, or MSc | Oct 24 02:47 |
oiaohm | Early on in Linux history Linus only did releases when he had time. | Oct 24 02:47 |
schestowitz | He worked as a TA to carry on coding what started as personal need/advanture | Oct 24 02:47 |
schestowitz | *Advanture | Oct 24 02:47 |
oiaohm | This is not productive for businesses not to be able to get patches when they need it. | Oct 24 02:47 |
schestowitz | Same with WordPress, b2 derivative/successor | Oct 24 02:47 |
oiaohm | All open source projects go threw the same kind of live cycle. | Oct 24 02:48 |
oiaohm | Even X11 is going threw it. | Oct 24 02:48 |
schestowitz | *through | Oct 24 02:48 |
oiaohm | Years of choas releases | Oct 24 02:48 |
schestowitz | I notice you repeat this typo | Oct 24 02:48 |
voltronw | schestowitz: you got paid to work on othello master? | Oct 24 02:48 |
schestowitz | No, KMD | Oct 24 02:48 |
oiaohm | Its shorter to type call me lazy on the through one schestowitz. I get so many other words wrong what is one more. | Oct 24 02:49 |
schestowitz | And some smaller projects | Oct 24 02:49 |
schestowitz | "thru" is popular | Oct 24 02:49 |
schestowitz | Even in Microsoft internal mail | Oct 24 02:49 |
oiaohm | Then once it starts being used by business for making money the release cycles tidy up and paid staff enter. | Oct 24 02:50 |
oiaohm | X11 has to have spent the most time in the chaos stage. | Oct 24 02:50 |
voltronw | schestowitz: hehe gtk1.4! i remember that | Oct 24 02:50 |
voltronw | old school | Oct 24 02:50 |
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oiaohm | I remember gtk 1.0 voltronw Not fun. | Oct 24 02:51 |
voltronw | yeah CList | Oct 24 02:51 |
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oiaohm | Mostly because I had to update a gtk 1.0 app 3 days ago. | Oct 24 02:51 |
voltronw | really frustrating | Oct 24 02:51 |
oiaohm | Yep end up recoding the complete front end it was simpler. | Oct 24 02:52 |
voltronw | and the TextView widget would show little arrows when it wrapped lines. eesh | Oct 24 02:53 |
oiaohm | People don't have a clue how far open source world has come voltronw | Oct 24 02:54 |
voltronw | yeah, kids these days! | Oct 24 02:54 |
schestowitz | Firefox was great | Oct 24 02:55 |
shreddar | Well, software companies know. | Oct 24 02:55 |
schestowitz | It used to be an arse with Web browsing | Oct 24 02:55 |
oiaohm | gtk 1.4 is from the year 2000 voltronw | Oct 24 02:55 |
schestowitz | Accessing banks for instance | Oct 24 02:55 |
schestowitz | Although Netscape was supported by many | Oct 24 02:55 |
schestowitz | Then at a later stage Netscape got neglected and embedded WMP was a PITA | Oct 24 02:56 |
oiaohm | Opps gtk 1.2 is from the year 2000 | Oct 24 02:56 |
schestowitz | Then came YouTube and stuff | Oct 24 02:56 |
schestowitz | FLash videos | Oct 24 02:56 |
schestowitz | And Firefox for browsing | Oct 24 02:56 |
schestowitz | Downloading .avis gradually became a thing of the past | Oct 24 02:56 |
schestowitz | SO there went Linux' multimedia pains | Oct 24 02:57 |
schestowitz | Wine matured for those who needed it | Oct 24 02:57 |
oiaohm | avi work in xine and mplayerhq as well. | Oct 24 02:57 |
schestowitz | KDE was fine for ages, more functional than Mac OS 9 and Windows in its days.... more features | Oct 24 02:57 |
oiaohm | The break up of DRM techs have helped Linux. | Oct 24 02:58 |
schestowitz | oiaohm: yes, zine | Oct 24 02:58 |
schestowitz | *xine | Oct 24 02:58 |
schestowitz | And xmms | Oct 24 02:58 |
schestowitz | But some stuff was tricky to set up | Oct 24 02:58 |
schestowitz | Now it's a lot simpler | Oct 24 02:58 |
oiaohm | That is the other thing people have missed open source has been fighting and winning wars. | Oct 24 02:58 |
shreddar | Man I was one of the first tester of Firefox. I think it was call Phoenix or Firebird. But I just knew there had to be faster browsers out there. It turns out that it was almost right because it was still very much beta. | Oct 24 02:58 |
schestowitz | in SuSE I had to get codecs from pacman and a caveman could not install them simply | Oct 24 02:58 |
oiaohm | The samba case to force MS to document stuff. | Oct 24 02:58 |
oiaohm | then ODF war that is on going. | Oct 24 02:59 |
schestowitz | I used Firefox 0.9 | Oct 24 02:59 |
schestowitz | A colleague had me migrate to it from Mozila 1.7 | Oct 24 02:59 |
Diablo-D3 | heh | Oct 24 02:59 |
Diablo-D3 | I used firefox when it didnt even have a name | Oct 24 02:59 |
schestowitz | Phoenix>Firebird | Oct 24 03:00 |
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Sir_Konrad | I listened to Roy Schestowitz on FLOSS Weekly a couple days ago. | Oct 24 03:01 |
shreddar | After Firefox I tried to go back to IE under the impression that all software should be from the same vender or bugs will happen. That didn't last long though. IE6 was just too slow. Even a buggy browser was preferable. | Oct 24 03:01 |
Sir_Konrad | I'm just being introduced to Boycott Novell. | Oct 24 03:02 |
Diablo-D3 | is it me, or was that floss weekly thing kinda lame | Oct 24 03:02 |
Sir_Konrad | I have to say I don't agree with a lot of this stuff, but I find it very interesting. | Oct 24 03:02 |
oiaohm | shreddar: funny thing is lot of firefox recent problems have been caused by MS plugins. | Oct 24 03:03 |
Diablo-D3 | what recent firefox problems? | Oct 24 03:03 |
oiaohm | Not running on windows 7 | Oct 24 03:03 |
Sir_Konrad | (I'm a Windows guy right now. Please forgive me.) | Oct 24 03:03 |
shreddar | You mean the .Net thing. | Oct 24 03:03 |
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shreddar | Yeah, that's just evil. | Oct 24 03:03 |
Diablo-D3 | oh, right, I keep forgetting people run on windows | Oct 24 03:04 |
Sir_Konrad | LOL @ Diablo-D3. | Oct 24 03:04 |
Diablo-D3 | hey, I was being serious | Oct 24 03:04 |
Sir_Konrad | Go to your grandma's house and take a look at her PC. | Oct 24 03:04 |
Sir_Konrad | chances are it's running 98-Vista. | Oct 24 03:04 |
Diablo-D3 | my grandmother lives with me, and she doesnt have a PC. | Oct 24 03:05 |
Sir_Konrad | ok. | Oct 24 03:05 |
schestowitz | http://pblog.bna.com/techlaw/2009/10/craigslist-eludes-sheriff-dart-thanks-to-cda-section-230-immunity-.html | Oct 24 03:05 |
Sir_Konrad | My grandma has a Vista laptop. | Oct 24 03:05 |
schestowitz | Hi, Sir_Konrad | Oct 24 03:05 |
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Sir_Konrad|Away | hi schestowitz. | Oct 24 03:06 |
Sir_Konrad|Away | I'll be back after a few minutes. | Oct 24 03:06 |
schestowitz | OK | Oct 24 03:06 |
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willimm | hey everybody | Oct 24 03:07 |
schestowitz | http://labs.mozilla.com/raindrop | Oct 24 03:07 |
schestowitz | hey, willimm | Oct 24 03:07 |
Diablo-D3 | ffffffffffff | Oct 24 03:08 |
willimm | what are your ideas, schestorwitz? | Oct 24 03:08 |
Diablo-D3 | I wish mozilla would keep making projects no one uses | Oct 24 03:08 |
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Diablo-D3 | also | Oct 24 03:08 |
Diablo-D3 | how the hell did they turn LCD mode on the text? | Oct 24 03:08 |
willimm | schestowitz, how are you? | Oct 24 03:09 |
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willimm | schestowitz, hows your "mononono" system? | Oct 24 03:10 |
schestowitz | I'm ok, but it's 3am, so I'm off till the morning | Oct 24 03:10 |
*shreddar listening to that FLOSS Weekly thing schestomiz was on. | Oct 24 03:10 | |
schestowitz | shreddar: it was atrocious | Oct 24 03:10 |
schestowitz | False allegation against me | Oct 24 03:11 |
willimm | Diddn't know it was 3 in the morning. In my time, it's 9:06. | Oct 24 03:11 |
schestowitz | But moreso against others, with me being put in a position to be held accountable | Oct 24 03:11 |
willimm | btw, how's your "mononono" system, schestowitz? | Oct 24 03:11 |
EDavidBurg | schestowitz: you mean the twitter thing? | Oct 24 03:12 |
*willimm is pondiring trying out LFS now. | Oct 24 03:12 | |
EDavidBurg | willimm: good luck | Oct 24 03:12 |
EDavidBurg | willimm: see you in a week. :) | Oct 24 03:12 |
schestowitz | http://insidesocal.com/click/2009/10/two-linux-video-editors-to-wat.html (Two Linux video editors to watch) "One of the reasons I haven't done almost any video editing is due to the relative lack of "mature" software for the job in Linux/Unix." | Oct 24 03:13 |
schestowitz | That's a FOSS video editor | Oct 24 03:13 |
willimm | schestowitz, I asked how your system's going. | Oct 24 03:14 |
schestowitz | On the high-end proprietary side, Linux has the best ones | Oct 24 03:14 |
schestowitz | willimm: no mono here | Oct 24 03:14 |
schestowitz | I use kde | Oct 24 03:14 |
willimm | I'll try KDE too. | Oct 24 03:14 |
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willimm | And also a GNOME without Mono. | Oct 24 03:15 |
willimm | BTW, KDE 3 or 4? | Oct 24 03:15 |
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schestowitz | kde4 in mandriva 2010 | Oct 24 03:16 |
willimm | K. | Oct 24 03:16 |
schestowitz | http://wiki.mandriva.com/en/2010.0_Beta | Oct 24 03:16 |
schestowitz | gn | Oct 24 03:17 |
willimm | You too. | Oct 24 03:18 |
_goblin | 3am here for me too...I think im off now... | Oct 24 03:23 |
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-BNc/#boycottnovell-[_goblin] Im off to bed now....."Do unto others as they do unto Gnu" | Oct 24 03:26 | |
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Sir_Konrad | Ok, so I want to know from the adverage user: Why boycott Novell? | Oct 24 03:31 |
-BNi/#boycottnovell-[diablod3/@diablod3] Biden tells Cheney off http://ur1.ca/eb50 | Oct 24 03:34 | |
EDavidBurg | Sir_Konrad: because schestowitz says ti | Oct 24 03:43 |
EDavidBurg | s/ti/to | Oct 24 03:43 |
Sir_Konrad | ... | Oct 24 03:43 |
DaemonFC | EDavidBurg, If schestowitz said to jump off a bridge? | Oct 24 03:44 |
Sir_Konrad | I'm about to move back to Linux, and I'm seriously considering openSUSE. | Oct 24 03:44 |
Sir_Konrad | But why should I not? | Oct 24 03:44 |
EDavidBurg | DaemonFC: I bring a parachute | Oct 24 03:44 |
EDavidBurg | Sir_Konrad: they will open your computer and steal your data and sell it to m$$$ | Oct 24 03:45 |
Sir_Konrad | How do you know EDavidBurg? | Oct 24 03:45 |
Sir_Konrad | is there proof that it has happened to someone? | Oct 24 03:45 |
EDavidBurg | Sir_Konrad: I think it's time you adjusted your sarcasm detectometer. :) | Oct 24 03:45 |
Sir_Konrad | lol | Oct 24 03:46 |
Sir_Konrad | I really would like to know EDavidBurg. | Oct 24 03:46 |
EDavidBurg | Sir_Konrad: I'm not really the one to ask | Oct 24 03:46 |
Sir_Konrad | ok. | Oct 24 03:46 |
Sir_Konrad | I mean is there a problem with MS making a profit off of Linux? | Oct 24 03:47 |
EDavidBurg | after all, I'm just the friendly neighborhood troll... | Oct 24 03:47 |
Sir_Konrad | lol | Oct 24 03:47 |
EDavidBurg | Sir_Konrad: i'm sure DaemonFC or oiaohm can give you a nice long winded answer on the topic | Oct 24 03:49 |
DaemonFC | Sir_Konrad, None at all | Oct 24 03:49 |
DaemonFC | lots of companies profit off linux | Oct 24 03:49 |
Sir_Konrad | ok DaemonFC, so what's the problem? | Oct 24 03:50 |
DaemonFC | might be nice if they weren't promoting closed formats that are not Linux compatible and waving patents around at the same time | Oct 24 03:50 |
Sir_Konrad | DaemonFC, so you don't use MP3? | Oct 24 03:50 |
DaemonFC | Sir_Konrad, My portable plays FLAC and Vorbis | Oct 24 03:51 |
DaemonFC | 'I no longer have a use for MP3, and MP3 was never tied to Windows anyway, so why are you using it as an example? | Oct 24 03:51 |
Sir_Konrad | DaemonFC, I'm trying to figure out what you mean by "closed formats". | Oct 24 03:52 |
DaemonFC | In fact, Microsoft includes only minimal support for MPEG standards | Oct 24 03:52 |
Sir_Konrad | But I've never had a use for FLAC or Vorbis because it's a pain to play on OS X and Windows. | Oct 24 03:52 |
DaemonFC | their Windows Media formats are the only thing Windows supports well out of the box with Microsoft software | Oct 24 03:52 |
DaemonFC | Sir_Konrad, Windows Media, Silverlight, etc | Oct 24 03:52 |
Sir_Konrad | DaemonFC, true but MP3 and MPG work nicely. | Oct 24 03:53 |
DaemonFC | OOXML | Oct 24 03:53 |
Sir_Konrad | Ok. | Oct 24 03:53 |
Sir_Konrad | So do they attempt to promote that with openSUSE? | Oct 24 03:53 |
DaemonFC | document and multimedia storage formats should never be patentable anyway | Oct 24 03:53 |
DaemonFC | it's like trying to rip out the roads that everyone uses for free so you can put in your own toll road | Oct 24 03:53 |
DaemonFC | Sir_Konrad, To an extent | Oct 24 03:54 |
Sir_Konrad | how? | Oct 24 03:54 |
willimm | I have to admit, I once used "Open"Suse, but now, after seeing this website, I never use it anymore. | Oct 24 03:54 |
DaemonFC | Mono is not .Net, Moonlight won't play most Silverlight stuff | Oct 24 03:54 |
oiaohm | Sir_Konrad: MS avoids supporting any standard they don't control and when they do they normally release broken versions. | Oct 24 03:54 |
DaemonFC | they like to tell you they're MS compatible though | Oct 24 03:54 |
oiaohm | Particular actions MS has done causes people not to trust them Sir_Konrad | Oct 24 03:55 |
Sir_Konrad | Example oiaohm? | Oct 24 03:55 |
Sir_Konrad | Vista? | Oct 24 03:55 |
willimm | DaemonFC: well, at least Samba removes barriers to networking with Windblows, which is useful, cause I live on a windows network... | Oct 24 03:55 |
DaemonFC | willimm, Samba is not affiliated with Microsoft | Oct 24 03:56 |
willimm | DaemonFC: oops. | Oct 24 03:56 |
DaemonFC | the EU ordered Microsoft to open up their SMB and CIFS protocol information | Oct 24 03:56 |
willimm | I meant Samba is useful for networking. | Oct 24 03:56 |
willimm | see? | Oct 24 03:57 |
willimm | with windblows... | Oct 24 03:57 |
DaemonFC | willimm, Not Microsoft's intention | Oct 24 03:57 |
oiaohm | Starts with kerbous and ldap both used by samba to scale MS networks past NT limits Sir_Konrad | Oct 24 03:57 |
DaemonFC | just a lucky outcome | Oct 24 03:57 |
Sir_Konrad | ... | Oct 24 03:57 |
oiaohm | MS remade those into ADS with broken protocal form of them Sir_Konrad | Oct 24 03:57 |
oiaohm | So locking Samba out the game. | Oct 24 03:57 |
Sir_Konrad | what? How will that affect the average Win/Lin user? | Oct 24 03:57 |
willimm | y.i.p.e | Oct 24 03:57 |
willimm | but at least we can network linux machines togher... | Oct 24 03:58 |
oiaohm | Massively Sir_Konrad | Oct 24 03:58 |
Sir_Konrad | both Win and Lin? | Oct 24 03:58 |
oiaohm | Windows clients not working correctly with Linux servers. | Oct 24 03:58 |
oiaohm | And Linux clients not working correctly with windows servers. | Oct 24 03:58 |
oiaohm | Nice network shatter. | Oct 24 03:58 |
oiaohm | Reason why it end up in the courts in the EU. | Oct 24 03:58 |
willimm | Then what will I do if I need to share my printers on my Windows network? | Oct 24 03:58 |
DaemonFC | http://www.pcworld.com/article/174264/does_father_of_linux_favor_windows_7.html | Oct 24 03:59 |
oiaohm | And MS lost of course Sir_Konrad | Oct 24 03:59 |
Sir_Konrad | oiaohm, over half of the internet is made of Linux/UNIX servers and millions of Windows clients access them. | Oct 24 03:59 |
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EDavidBurg | Sir_Konrad: see? told you you'd get your answer. | Oct 24 03:59 |
Sir_Konrad | <oiaohm> Reason why it end up in the courts in the EU. <-- sorry, didn't see it. | Oct 24 03:59 |
Sir_Konrad | lol EDavidBurg. ;P | Oct 24 03:59 |
Sir_Konrad | oiaohm, so if they lost then aren't we ok? | Oct 24 04:00 |
oiaohm | Sir_Konrad: before 2000 samba was taking over the SMB markets. | Oct 24 04:00 |
zer0c00l | n | Oct 24 04:00 |
willimm | i asked: how will get my printer hooked up on my desktop on Linux exposed to the Windows network? | Oct 24 04:00 |
oiaohm | The damage is done Sir_Konrad | Oct 24 04:00 |
oiaohm | Undoing the damage will take a lot of time. | Oct 24 04:00 |
Sir_Konrad | <oiaohm> Reason why it end up in the courts in the EU. | Oct 24 04:00 |
oiaohm | MS has done it with IE as well to get market share. | Oct 24 04:00 |
Sir_Konrad | That means it must be removed right? | Oct 24 04:00 |
oiaohm | LOL | Oct 24 04:01 |
Sir_Konrad | question: Removed from what? Windows Networking or IE? | Oct 24 04:01 |
willimm | did you answer me? | Oct 24 04:01 |
oiaohm | EU ruling is that MS must hand over 100 percent correct documentation Sir_Konrad | Oct 24 04:01 |
oiaohm | MS tried skiping country. | Oct 24 04:01 |
Sir_Konrad | <Sir_Konrad> question: Removed from what? Windows Networking or IE? | Oct 24 04:01 |
oiaohm | EU took it to USA courts got rule to allow purst in USA if they ran. | Oct 24 04:01 |
*willimm is wondering if you guys answered my question. | Oct 24 04:01 | |
oiaohm | So MS now is complining. | Oct 24 04:02 |
oiaohm | Basically MS giving a chance with run from a court ruling so avoid having to follow it. | Oct 24 04:02 |
willimm | in case you forgot, here is my question again: | Oct 24 04:02 |
willimm | how will get my printer hooked up on my desktop on Linux exposed to the Windows network? | Oct 24 04:02 |
oiaohm | Samba is the most common way. willimm | Oct 24 04:02 |
willimm | To the Windows machines? | Oct 24 04:02 |
zer0c00l | willimm: yup | Oct 24 04:03 |
willimm | K. | Oct 24 04:03 |
willimm | Thanks. | Oct 24 04:03 |
Sir_Konrad | oiaohm, the way I see it is that 85% of the world is using Windows and this is the first time I've heard this. | Oct 24 04:03 |
oiaohm | Then you can also try setting up Unix standard printing. | Oct 24 04:03 |
oiaohm | Warning like all open protocal that should be implement correctly on windows it has defects. | Oct 24 04:03 |
oiaohm | Cost of breaking protocals has been MS getting control Sir_Konrad | Oct 24 04:04 |
Sir_Konrad | oiaohm, the reason they got control was because of marketing bake in 1990. Windows boxes were cheaper and almost identical to Mac ones. | Oct 24 04:05 |
Sir_Konrad | And had tons more software. | Oct 24 04:05 |
zer0c00l | Sir_Konrad: Nope; | Oct 24 04:05 |
Sir_Konrad | zer0c00l, yup. | Oct 24 04:06 |
oiaohm | What happen to amiga then Sir_Konrad | Oct 24 04:06 |
Sir_Konrad | same thing oiaohm. | Oct 24 04:06 |
oiaohm | It was cheeper | Oct 24 04:06 |
oiaohm | Than windows machines | Oct 24 04:06 |
Sir_Konrad | There wern't THAT many networks back then. | Oct 24 04:06 |
Sir_Konrad | oiaohm, but they were not as universal. | Oct 24 04:06 |
Sir_Konrad | cheap isn't always "best". | Oct 24 04:07 |
oiaohm | Documents could not be shared. | Oct 24 04:07 |
oiaohm | No MS office and RTF standard was broken by MS. | Oct 24 04:07 |
oiaohm | How can you compete when the standards are broken Sir_Konrad | Oct 24 04:07 |
Sir_Konrad | No. I can open an RTF in Windows 3.1! | Oct 24 04:07 |
oiaohm | LOL | Oct 24 04:07 |
Sir_Konrad | what standards oiaohm?! | Oct 24 04:07 |
oiaohm | MS added non approved extentions in agreement with Apple. | Oct 24 04:07 |
oiaohm | So cutting everyone else out of RTF | Oct 24 04:08 |
oiaohm | This standard breaking has been going on for a very long time. | Oct 24 04:08 |
zer0c00l | Sir_Konrad: They always build "extensions" to keep every one out; | Oct 24 04:08 |
zer0c00l | Sir_Konrad: AFAIK , they did the same thing too HTML | Oct 24 04:08 |
zer0c00l | lol | Oct 24 04:08 |
Sir_Konrad | oiaohm, Amiga was bought by Gateway. | Oct 24 04:08 |
zer0c00l | Added their own extensions to HTML | Oct 24 04:08 |
zer0c00l | ROLF | Oct 24 04:08 |
Sir_Konrad | zer0c00l, All of those things are COMPLETELY universal! | Oct 24 04:09 |
Sir_Konrad | LOL | Oct 24 04:09 |
zer0c00l | yup, thats my they made it exclusive to msft | Oct 24 04:09 |
zer0c00l | see, they hate anything universal | Oct 24 04:09 |
Sir_Konrad | LOL | Oct 24 04:09 |
Sir_Konrad | hardly. | Oct 24 04:10 |
zer0c00l | Sir_Konrad: They might have did it with TCP/IP | Oct 24 04:10 |
zer0c00l | lol | Oct 24 04:10 |
Sir_Konrad | MS did release Office 2008 for Mac and they have UNIX programs on the site. | Oct 24 04:10 |
oiaohm | Even TCP/IP has been slighting altered. | Oct 24 04:10 |
zer0c00l | oiaohm: Oh o_O | Oct 24 04:10 |
zer0c00l | oiaohm: AFAIK , they are using BSD's TCP/IP stack | Oct 24 04:11 |
oiaohm | Catch every alteration they made end up bring down the system. | Oct 24 04:11 |
oiaohm | Thank god for MS incompetents. | Oct 24 04:12 |
zer0c00l | oiaohm: well said; | Oct 24 04:12 |
Diablo-D3 | ms quit using that awhile ago, dude | Oct 24 04:12 |
zer0c00l | Diablo-D3: oh | Oct 24 04:12 |
oiaohm | Vista has a new stack. | Oct 24 04:12 |
oiaohm | And its broken many ways. | Oct 24 04:12 |
zer0c00l | oiaohm: my poor bro was not able to change his MAC address in vista; | Oct 24 04:13 |
zer0c00l | oiaohm: They changed the NDIS; | Oct 24 04:13 |
zer0c00l | oiaohm: Everything has become more restrictive ; | Oct 24 04:13 |
Diablo-D3 | actually, didnt xp get that new stack? | Oct 24 04:13 |
Sir_Konrad | Well, I HATE Vista. | Oct 24 04:13 |
Sir_Konrad | I LOVE 7. | Oct 24 04:13 |
Sir_Konrad | and 98. ;P | Oct 24 04:13 |
oiaohm | XP still uses the BSD one you can run tests that prove it past question Diablo-D3 | Oct 24 04:14 |
oiaohm | XP hides it behind the XP firewall. | Oct 24 04:14 |
zer0c00l | TCP/IP finger printing? | Oct 24 04:14 |
Diablo-D3 | the lolwall | Oct 24 04:14 |
oiaohm | Tep | Oct 24 04:14 |
zer0c00l | Diablo-D3: LOLWALL | Oct 24 04:14 |
oiaohm | Yep | Oct 24 04:14 |
zer0c00l | Diablo-D3: port monitor | Oct 24 04:14 |
Diablo-D3 | LOLWAAAAAAAAALLLLLLLLLL | Oct 24 04:15 |
oiaohm | TCP/IP finger printing to id attackers OS. | Oct 24 04:15 |
oiaohm | It also ID software releationships | Oct 24 04:15 |
zer0c00l | Most windows *firewalls* are port monitors; | Oct 24 04:15 |
oiaohm | XP is coded to block particular defective packets. | Oct 24 04:16 |
zer0c00l | yeah, they hate filesharing :P | Oct 24 04:16 |
oiaohm | Also the firewall is hard coded to block particular BSD signature packets. | Oct 24 04:17 |
zer0c00l | oiaohm: what if some one disables the firewall? | Oct 24 04:18 |
zer0c00l | oiaohm: Normally, it wont be that much difficult to adjust parameters like TCP window size,etc | Oct 24 04:18 |
zer0c00l | TCP/IP finger printing looks for these parameters to find the os; | Oct 24 04:19 |
zer0c00l | Linux's TCP/IP stack has its own tcp window size; | Oct 24 04:19 |
oiaohm | zer0c00l: disable firewall you can see it. | Oct 24 04:19 |
zer0c00l | oiaohm: oh? | Oct 24 04:19 |
zer0c00l | oiaohm: really? | Oct 24 04:20 |
oiaohm | Yes really. | Oct 24 04:20 |
zer0c00l | oiaohm: whats the software you use for fingerprinting ? | Oct 24 04:20 |
oiaohm | There is also what is called active finger printing. | Oct 24 04:20 |
zer0c00l | oiaohm: i use nmap; | Oct 24 04:20 |
oiaohm | Were you send packet to trigger particular flaws. | Oct 24 04:20 |
oiaohm | nmap is passive. | Oct 24 04:20 |
zer0c00l | oiaohm: yeah; | Oct 24 04:20 |
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zer0c00l | oiaohm: so, whats the tool you use? | Oct 24 04:21 |
oiaohm | Active is an attack class tool. | Oct 24 04:21 |
oiaohm | Since it causes like bluescreens of death or OS crashs as part of the ID process. | Oct 24 04:21 |
zer0c00l | There is a tool named "active" ? | Oct 24 04:22 |
oiaohm | No | Oct 24 04:22 |
oiaohm | The tool can be abused zer0c00l | Oct 24 04:22 |
zer0c00l | oiaohm: Every tools can be abused | Oct 24 04:22 |
oiaohm | Its a destructive test that shows you the releation ship. | Oct 24 04:22 |
oiaohm | Not at this level. | Oct 24 04:23 |
zer0c00l | oiaohm: what are the "active" tools you use? | Oct 24 04:23 |
oiaohm | They are a lists of known exploits with code to exploit it. | Oct 24 04:23 |
oiaohm | What is exploitable tells you the releation ships. | Oct 24 04:24 |
oiaohm | BSD stack MS uses is old with a lot of different know exploits as there base. Over the years those faults did not disappear even that they disappears from the BSD stack. | Oct 24 04:25 |
oiaohm | Yes you can even age the source they are using as a base by it defects. | Oct 24 04:25 |
*shreddar finished watching FLOSS Weekly | Oct 24 04:26 | |
oiaohm | Passive finger printing depends on packets a OS will normally send. Active finger printing depends on how the OS reacts to the list of packets you send. | Oct 24 04:26 |
shreddar | It wasn't sooooo bad. | Oct 24 04:26 |
oiaohm | Active finger printing also can get you into legal trouble quicky. | Oct 24 04:26 |
zer0c00l | later | Oct 24 04:27 |
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oiaohm | Code and DNA identifying has a lot in common. | Oct 24 04:28 |
shreddar | Jono Bacon kinda made it look like a 2 sided argument. Except he mostly seemed to just reference the argument. Which was "is BN bad for open source?". | Oct 24 04:29 |
-BNi/#boycottnovell-[sagarun/@sagarun] Monthly maintenance power cut today :( | Oct 24 04:29 | |
oiaohm | MS basicaly had to replace the network stack in Vista. They just could not patch it any more. | Oct 24 04:30 |
shreddar | He seems to have the point of view that because MS and Novell are companies anything they do is perfectly alright because it's the norm or it's what's expected. | Oct 24 04:31 |
oiaohm | That is a bit like saying slavery is all right because it was the norm. | Oct 24 04:36 |
shreddar | Well, I may be speculating here though. | Oct 24 04:37 |
shreddar | There are other philosophies besides doing right by the customer. | Oct 24 04:38 |
shreddar | Some like to see the companies and customers in a marriage type of relationship. | Oct 24 04:39 |
oiaohm | That is how it should work. | Oct 24 04:41 |
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fewa | "when you securitize you create a new assymetry of information" | Oct 24 04:43 |
shreddar | I guess it can be like a marriage but I tend relate it to a employee/employer relationship. | Oct 24 04:48 |
fewa | marriage? | Oct 24 04:49 |
fewa | only if its like 18th century marriage | Oct 24 04:50 |
fewa | and still thats a huge strech | Oct 24 04:50 |
fewa | oiaohm, slavery was only justified to the extent that it was neccicary to enable a economic model | Oct 24 04:50 |
fewa | and only if you accept that economic model | Oct 24 04:51 |
fewa | in People's History of the United States Zinn states hows racism in the US was created to enable the plantation economic model | Oct 24 04:51 |
fewa | that iniatially Africans were indentured servents, but that was unsustainable--it would lead to uprisings | Oct 24 04:52 |
fewa | seperating Caucasian and African second generations | Oct 24 04:52 |
shreddar | I guess the real problem is he (jono) wants to believe that commercial interests can and will help customer interests. But in practice that not the case. It's very natural for a company to want to be the only supplier of a product and not have any competition. | Oct 24 04:55 |
fewa | yes, there are two impediments to a sharing of interests: monopoly interests, and information asymmetry | Oct 24 04:56 |
oiaohm | shreddar: How does that explain cisco systems. | Oct 24 04:57 |
oiaohm | Cisco systems want to provide there customer with best product so will buy products from others to be rebranded as there own. | Oct 24 04:57 |
oiaohm | Also due to wanting development Cisco has not tried to destroy the likes of 3com or netgear and others that they source some of there gear from. | Oct 24 04:58 |
fewa | markets are only efficient for completely undifferentiated commodities | Oct 24 04:59 |
shreddar | Well, I guess that's good for Cisco. But what if other companies made the same product better? | Oct 24 05:01 |
oiaohm | Problem is lot of companies have the wrong model. | Oct 24 05:01 |
oiaohm | Cisco will buy it from who ever makes the product better so clients can trust the results they get shreddar | Oct 24 05:02 |
oiaohm | Its benifit for the makers of the product, Client and Cisco | Oct 24 05:02 |
fewa | cisco is expensive | Oct 24 05:02 |
shreddar | OK so basically it's a brand type of deal. | Oct 24 05:03 |
oiaohm | Yep | Oct 24 05:03 |
fewa | all the tech aware corps use juniper | Oct 24 05:03 |
fewa | they do make very sexy routers however http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/5/5f/Cisco7600seriesrouter.jpg | Oct 24 05:04 |
oiaohm | shreddar: what do you have if you have bad brand. | Oct 24 05:04 |
oiaohm | That don't deliver results. | Oct 24 05:04 |
shreddar | No customers | Oct 24 05:04 |
oiaohm | No MS shreddar most customers hate them yet use them because they have no other option. | Oct 24 05:04 |
fewa | whoops, here is the sexy one http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/36/Cisco-rs1.jpg | Oct 24 05:05 |
EDavidBurg | oiaohm: says who? | Oct 24 05:05 |
fewa | code name of HFR, or Huge Fucking Router | Oct 24 05:05 |
fewa | 10Tbps total bandwidth | Oct 24 05:06 |
shreddar | In the end though you have to establish yourself in the market. Either with unique service or unique products otherwise any gain you make will be at the expense of competitors and vice versa. | Oct 24 05:09 |
fewa | augment the market | Oct 24 05:10 |
shreddar | The easiest way to do it is to have a monopoly over the product or service. | Oct 24 05:10 |
fewa | by providing something new | Oct 24 05:10 |
oiaohm | People forget MS was the cheapest OS out there. | Oct 24 05:11 |
oiaohm | As competition was reduced price went up. | Oct 24 05:12 |
fewa | that was the strategy from the beginning | Oct 24 05:12 |
fewa | its the propaganda machine that changes history | Oct 24 05:12 |
fewa | their strategy in the US was what it is now in china | Oct 24 05:13 |
fewa | make it free | Oct 24 05:13 |
fewa | encourage copying | Oct 24 05:13 |
oiaohm | That is documented fewa | Oct 24 05:14 |
EDavidBurg | fewa: right; i'm sure bill gates intended on taking over the world when he was sitting in an office in albuquerque in 1975 hacking for MITS | Oct 24 05:14 |
oiaohm | In MS paperwork about china and pirate software. | Oct 24 05:14 |
fewa | yes, and Bill Gates interview | Oct 24 05:14 |
oiaohm | EDavidBurg: I ask you a simple question is Bill Gates a Programmer. | Oct 24 05:14 |
EDavidBurg | oiaohm: yes | Oct 24 05:14 |
oiaohm | Ok sorry wrong. | Oct 24 05:14 |
oiaohm | Bill Gates is an accountant. | Oct 24 05:15 |
EDavidBurg | how is he not a programmer? | Oct 24 05:15 |
fewa | http://news.cnet.com/2100-1023-212942.html | Oct 24 05:15 |
fewa | "Someday they will, though. As long as they are going to steal it, we want them to steal ours. They'll get sort of addicted, and then we'll somehow figure out how to collect sometime in the next decade."-BillG | Oct 24 05:16 |
fewa | but that was also the strategy in the US | Oct 24 05:16 |
fewa | during DOS | Oct 24 05:16 |
oiaohm | He was the beta tester for the language basic by the coder who created basic the start point of MS EDavidBurg | Oct 24 05:16 |
oiaohm | Catch is the first programmer was not what you call a book keeper. | Oct 24 05:17 |
oiaohm | All companies need both someone to look after the books and someone todo the work. | Oct 24 05:17 |
EDavidBurg | oiaohm: paul allen and bill gates wrote Altair BASIC | Oct 24 05:18 |
oiaohm | paul allen is the coder. | Oct 24 05:18 |
oiaohm | bill gates is the tester. | Oct 24 05:18 |
oiaohm | Bill gates course was to be an accountant. Not programming. Little fact people like to forget about. | Oct 24 05:19 |
shreddar | What often happens with companies is that they go out of business because they couldn't keep up with competition. It's hard to make a successful and keep it successful. Things happen. | Oct 24 05:19 |
oiaohm | Depends if the competition is fair or not shreddar | Oct 24 05:20 |
oiaohm | Lot of companies go out of business due to product dumping on markets and other things. | Oct 24 05:20 |
EDavidBurg | you guys are really determined not to give Bill Gates credit for anything positive, huh? | Oct 24 05:20 |
shreddar | Either way lack of foresight on the part of the company or just lack of information can have and effect overnight. | Oct 24 05:21 |
shreddar | Business is hard and they try to make things as predictable as possible. | Oct 24 05:23 |
shreddar | Having no possible competition is the ultimate form of this for them. | Oct 24 05:25 |
oiaohm | No I do EDavidBurg bill gates did create some good basic examples in the alter basic manual fincal usage. | Oct 24 05:26 |
oiaohm | It also took a lot of skill to take a company from nothing to a huge company. | Oct 24 05:26 |
oiaohm | I just wish he had done it without doing some of the evils. | Oct 24 05:27 |
oiaohm | The thing that annoys me is people like Paul allen who should have been known by everyone are not because the credit was miss directed. | Oct 24 05:28 |
oiaohm | Remember Paul allen could not created a simple program language without someone to tell him when he had made stuff too complex for normal people. | Oct 24 05:30 |
oiaohm | A tester is quite an important role to producing good product. | Oct 24 05:30 |
oiaohm | I really do thing is funny that Bill gates had to be made appear to be a programmer instead of a tester because a tester is a too lowly thing to be. | Oct 24 05:34 |
shreddar | I just understand why they gravitate towards anti-consumer practices. I won't excuse them for it though. | Oct 24 05:35 |
shreddar | It's just everyone should alway pay close attention to companies if they think that they will not go anti-consumer because it's quite easy to think that way in business. | Oct 24 05:37 |
oiaohm | Being a non coder also makes it worse. | Oct 24 05:37 |
oiaohm | Since a non coder cannot depend on there skills or creatively to dig there way out. | Oct 24 05:37 |
oiaohm | So only option is to control the market. | Oct 24 05:37 |
oiaohm | understanding what Gates was explains why particular things were done. | Oct 24 05:38 |
oiaohm | Best motivator of all Fear. | Oct 24 05:38 |
shreddar | I think the issue with companies is the issues with the human race. That is security vs love. | Oct 24 05:45 |
oiaohm | And lies to hide the truth shreddar | Oct 24 05:46 |
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shreddar | I still can't grasp the issues with Jono but he seems to think that Free Software purists are just anti-corporations but it's more to do with being pro freedom. | Oct 24 05:51 |
shreddar | If corporations are trying to take away some of are freedoms then naturally we are against it. | Oct 24 05:54 |
oiaohm | that is the MS idea. | Oct 24 05:54 |
oiaohm | MS depends on selling people binary blobs. | Oct 24 05:54 |
oiaohm | Its more they are so use to the MS model they cannot wrap there mind around how the other models operate | Oct 24 05:55 |
oiaohm | Being very pro business | Oct 24 05:55 |
oiaohm | The other models are quite simple. If you use something and don't support it don't depend on it working for you long term. | Oct 24 05:56 |
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fewa | <shreddar> Free Software purists are just anti-corporations but it's more to do with being pro freedom. | Oct 24 06:07 |
fewa | agreed | Oct 24 06:07 |
fewa | people are not against corporations because of some abstract philosophy | Oct 24 06:08 |
fewa | they are against corporations when those corporations stand in their way, or hold society back | Oct 24 06:08 |
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oiaohm | Really its hard to be anti corporation when you wake up that most Open Source/Free software events are funded by companies. | Oct 24 06:12 |
fewa | exactly | Oct 24 06:12 |
fewa | its the type of corporation | Oct 24 06:12 |
fewa | there is no rule that corporations cannot represent the interests of their employees or other stakeholders | Oct 24 06:13 |
shreddar | I think Jono's issue goes all the old argument that if creators didn't have this control over the market they'd be less inclined to put out valuable works. But the truth is there are no assurances in business even with patent, copyright, and trademarks. There's is always the possibility someone will compete with you and win or even that you loose before you even step to the plate. | Oct 24 06:13 |
oiaohm | Worse shreddar lock you out. | Oct 24 06:13 |
fewa | software patent monopolies are evil and anti-competition | Oct 24 06:14 |
oiaohm | Lot of open source world items are too expensive for any 1 company to make. | Oct 24 06:14 |
oiaohm | Like a OS with as much hardware support as Linux Kernel has. | Oct 24 06:14 |
oiaohm | No single company world wide could afford to make i. | Oct 24 06:15 |
oiaohm | it. | Oct 24 06:15 |
oiaohm | At some point costs have to be shared. Even MS is aware of this why there have stable binary driver interface. Without it MS could not afford to make windows. | Oct 24 06:16 |
fewa | yep | Oct 24 06:18 |
fewa | "evangalism is war" mentions this | Oct 24 06:18 |
oiaohm | People also forget before Linux. BSD was used to share tech between Unix's. | Oct 24 06:18 |
fewa | and X11 | Oct 24 06:18 |
oiaohm | Without BSD lot of the Unix's could not have existed just on simple cost factors. | Oct 24 06:18 |
fewa | Windwos also used lots of BSD | Oct 24 06:19 |
oiaohm | Basically open source is important. | Oct 24 06:19 |
fewa | problem with BSD was it was too open | Oct 24 06:19 |
fewa | why it couldn't become Linux | Oct 24 06:19 |
fewa | lets companies create propritary forks, taking away others freedoms | Oct 24 06:20 |
oiaohm | I always put up a funny one lets remove everything from this room that would not exist without open source. | Oct 24 06:21 |
oiaohm | The results are quite supprising to most people. | Oct 24 06:21 |
fewa | the internet | Oct 24 06:22 |
oiaohm | TV fewa | Oct 24 06:22 |
fewa | there are few non open source TCP/IP implamentations | Oct 24 06:22 |
oiaohm | Even lot of radio depends on open source in places. | Oct 24 06:22 |
fewa | and they were all made my incumbent corporations | Oct 24 06:23 |
fewa | not to mention apache | Oct 24 06:23 |
fewa | its like Nader | Oct 24 06:23 |
oiaohm | The lot of production systems also run on Linux and BSD to build cars. | Oct 24 06:23 |
fewa | people don't see all the things they got from his work | Oct 24 06:23 |
oiaohm | Basically once you take away everything that has open source somewhere in its production you are lucky if the room is still there. | Oct 24 06:24 |
fewa | http://www.votenader.org/about/achievements/ | Oct 24 06:24 |
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fewa | # Clean Air Act | Oct 24 06:24 |
fewa | # Clean Water Act | Oct 24 06:24 |
fewa | etc | Oct 24 06:24 |
oiaohm | Most of those should be slighly reword. | Oct 24 06:25 |
oiaohm | Acceptabley Clean Air Act | Oct 24 06:25 |
fewa | I believe it was landmark internationally | Oct 24 06:25 |
fewa | at the time | Oct 24 06:25 |
oiaohm | And acceptable by who standard. | Oct 24 06:26 |
fewa | so maybe for today it is "acceptabley" | Oct 24 06:26 |
fewa | but not when passed | Oct 24 06:26 |
fewa | there was some landmarks environment legislation passed | Oct 24 06:26 |
oiaohm | Scary things are happening here. | Oct 24 06:26 |
fewa | Airbags, Seatbelts | Oct 24 06:26 |
oiaohm | Power stations are looking to convert over to coal gas. | Oct 24 06:26 |
fewa | # | Oct 24 06:27 |
fewa | # Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA) | Oct 24 06:27 |
fewa | also landmark | Oct 24 06:27 |
oiaohm | Including the insane of burning the coal underground to product gas to run power station. | Oct 24 06:27 |
fewa | the main industry criticised: autos | Oct 24 06:29 |
fewa | never learned, however | Oct 24 06:29 |
fewa | greed, greed, greed | Oct 24 06:29 |
oiaohm | Autos are not that great on effectiveness. | Oct 24 06:30 |
fewa | in the 70s they increased hugely on efficiency | Oct 24 06:31 |
fewa | and then completely plateued with Reagen | Oct 24 06:31 |
fewa | who was preoccupied with dismantling and reversing all progress | Oct 24 06:31 |
oiaohm | Still compared to large scale coal gas not that effective. | Oct 24 06:31 |
fewa | the US could we on all electric/plug in hybrid | Oct 24 06:31 |
oiaohm | Does not work that great. | Oct 24 06:32 |
fewa | if it wasn't for collusive and lobbying action by the auto companies | Oct 24 06:32 |
oiaohm | Weight of batteries under mins the effectiveness. | Oct 24 06:32 |
fewa | the technology existed in the late 70s | Oct 24 06:32 |
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fewa | oiaohm, nope | Oct 24 06:32 |
shreddar | Bye ya'll. | Oct 24 06:32 |
oiaohm | Supper caps are being used on some busses. | Oct 24 06:32 |
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fewa | batteries much lighter than highly enefficient engine | Oct 24 06:33 |
oiaohm | Due to less weight. | Oct 24 06:33 |
fewa | watch "who killed the electric car" | Oct 24 06:33 |
fewa | not the greatest movie | Oct 24 06:33 |
fewa | but still | Oct 24 06:33 |
fewa | electric cars are ready | Oct 24 06:33 |
fewa | and have been | Oct 24 06:33 |
oiaohm | So a 8 cildner that weights 4 kg's electric can beat. | Oct 24 06:33 |
oiaohm | I don't think so. | Oct 24 06:33 |
fewa | the combuston engine is 30% efficient | Oct 24 06:34 |
oiaohm | Cermic engine blocks | Oct 24 06:34 |
fewa | its just apocryphal | Oct 24 06:34 |
fewa | and it costs a tremendous amount to repair all these engines | Oct 24 06:34 |
oiaohm | 30 is in iron based. | Oct 24 06:34 |
fewa | which would disappear overnight with electric cars | Oct 24 06:34 |
oiaohm | Note I did not say what the 8 cil uses. | Oct 24 06:35 |
oiaohm | AIR instead of electic | Oct 24 06:35 |
oiaohm | sneaky devil engine. Part air part fuel and able to swap between on need. | Oct 24 06:36 |
fewa | AIR is much lower energy density than electric | Oct 24 06:36 |
fewa | the EV1 had 110-160 miles range | Oct 24 06:37 |
fewa | as a fully electric car | Oct 24 06:37 |
fewa | density of batteries is not a problem | Oct 24 06:38 |
fewa | http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patent_encumbrance_of_large_automotive_NiMH_batteries | Oct 24 06:38 |
oiaohm | http://www.popularmechanics.com/automotive/new_cars/4251491.html I don't see what such a short range is impressive fewa. | Oct 24 06:39 |
fewa | its long enough | Oct 24 06:39 |
fewa | oiaohm, so is it liquid air? | Oct 24 06:40 |
fewa | aka liquid nitrogen? | Oct 24 06:40 |
oiaohm | Basically. | Oct 24 06:40 |
fewa | wonder what the denity is | Oct 24 06:40 |
fewa | *energy density | Oct 24 06:40 |
fewa | also that range is probably highly unrealistic | Oct 24 06:41 |
fewa | totally flat | Oct 24 06:41 |
fewa | and a air power car probably is unable to put braking energy back into storage | Oct 24 06:41 |
oiaohm | they can fewa | Oct 24 06:41 |
fewa | compression breaking :P | Oct 24 06:41 |
oiaohm | Yep good old well tested compression breaking. | Oct 24 06:42 |
fewa | will need to change some munipalities laws | Oct 24 06:42 |
fewa | which ban it | Oct 24 06:42 |
oiaohm | Over all AIR is simpler. | Oct 24 06:42 |
oiaohm | Major headaches is the compression tanks. | Oct 24 06:42 |
fewa | how do you change it up? | Oct 24 06:43 |
fewa | get your own compressor? | Oct 24 06:43 |
oiaohm | Can be fewa | Oct 24 06:43 |
fewa | wonder what its DOT range would be | Oct 24 06:43 |
oiaohm | You can use items like stirling engines to run compressors as well. | Oct 24 06:43 |
fewa | yes cylendrical compressors | Oct 24 06:44 |
fewa | those are cool | Oct 24 06:44 |
fewa | continuous compression | Oct 24 06:44 |
oiaohm | The major advantage of air is you don't have to take a either or method. | Oct 24 06:45 |
fewa | how does the leverage work on powering the axels? | Oct 24 06:45 |
oiaohm | It is possible to design a block to run on both air and normal fuel. Just they are not cheep to make ie metal is out. | Oct 24 06:45 |
fewa | meh | Oct 24 06:45 |
fewa | should be seperate | Oct 24 06:45 |
oiaohm | Both fuel and air need same kinds of things. | Oct 24 06:46 |
fewa | not really | Oct 24 06:46 |
oiaohm | A leak free chamber. | Oct 24 06:46 |
fewa | they are totally differnt | Oct 24 06:46 |
fewa | air needs no compression stage | Oct 24 06:47 |
fewa | air engine seems much easier | Oct 24 06:47 |
fewa | and can be completely free of vibration and noise | Oct 24 06:47 |
oiaohm | for regenation breaking on engine compression stage is useful to air. | Oct 24 06:47 |
oiaohm | There are a lot of overlap fewa when you try to make air engine do everything to be max effective. | Oct 24 06:48 |
fewa | I dont see it | Oct 24 06:49 |
fewa | seems totally differnt | Oct 24 06:49 |
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fewa | air is massively simpler | Oct 24 06:49 |
fewa | of course you still need battery | Oct 24 06:49 |
fewa | for lights, etc | Oct 24 06:49 |
oiaohm | Not realy fewa | Oct 24 06:49 |
oiaohm | You only really need a large cap. | Oct 24 06:49 |
fewa | dont see why you would want to generate electricity on board | Oct 24 06:49 |
oiaohm | Really you have to fewa | Oct 24 06:50 |
oiaohm | You don't want to be driving at night without lights. | Oct 24 06:50 |
oiaohm | Just because the battery is flat and you have air left. | Oct 24 06:50 |
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fewa | you dont want to be driving and run out of air | Oct 24 06:52 |
fewa | meh, that up to debate | Oct 24 06:52 |
fewa | with fast charging batteries like are available however, you could have both | Oct 24 06:52 |
oiaohm | If car is out of air it has to stay put. | Oct 24 06:52 |
fewa | and have something very simpler | Oct 24 06:52 |
oiaohm | Super cap charges simpler. | Oct 24 06:52 |
fewa | very simply | Oct 24 06:52 |
fewa | *simple | Oct 24 06:52 |
oiaohm | and lasts better than batteries | Oct 24 06:53 |
oiaohm | And lighter. | Oct 24 06:53 |
oiaohm | Basically why carry more than what you have to. You need a larger batter in a car because you need it to start it. | Oct 24 06:53 |
oiaohm | People forget some early cars were without a battery as well. | Oct 24 06:54 |
fewa | yi know that | Oct 24 06:54 |
fewa | battery is for starting | Oct 24 06:54 |
oiaohm | AIR don't need power other than the air to start. | Oct 24 06:54 |
fewa | no shit | Oct 24 06:55 |
fewa | it never really "starts" either | Oct 24 06:55 |
fewa | it just goes | Oct 24 06:55 |
oiaohm | Unless someone is stupid in the design. | Oct 24 06:55 |
fewa | if its a well designed engine | Oct 24 06:55 |
fewa | still you havn't answed, what types of engines? | Oct 24 06:55 |
oiaohm | There are 4 different types for air. | Oct 24 06:56 |
oiaohm | Turbine based that are not that great. piston based that are close to current day fuel. Rotray engines and I cannot remember the 4 that is is a rotray but really strange. | Oct 24 06:57 |
fewa | rotary makes most sense | Oct 24 06:57 |
fewa | or a reverse continuous compression engine | Oct 24 06:57 |
fewa | no vibration | Oct 24 06:57 |
fewa | i also asked this earlier | Oct 24 06:58 |
fewa | how do you "shift" | Oct 24 06:58 |
fewa | or do you not? | Oct 24 06:58 |
fewa | do you use a regular transmission? | Oct 24 06:58 |
oiaohm | Like a regular transmission. Weight again. | Oct 24 06:59 |
fewa | still much lighter | Oct 24 06:59 |
oiaohm | current regular transmissions are very heavy due to what they are constructed from. | Oct 24 06:59 |
fewa | you could make a very light air automobile | Oct 24 06:59 |
oiaohm | And you can even get creative with the expeld air using it to cool the transmission. | Oct 24 07:00 |
oiaohm | Of course that helps with size a bit. | Oct 24 07:01 |
fewa | also, how do you deal with the cooling? | Oct 24 07:01 |
fewa | and how do you deal with heating---a problem no eternal combustion engine car has | Oct 24 07:01 |
fewa | keeping the cabin warm | Oct 24 07:01 |
fewa | easy to keep it cool | Oct 24 07:01 |
oiaohm | Aircon is used for cooling most cars anyhow. | Oct 24 07:02 |
fewa | oiaohm, no | Oct 24 07:02 |
fewa | the cylandar would be very cold | Oct 24 07:02 |
oiaohm | And if tanks contain normal air. | Oct 24 07:02 |
fewa | being decompressed | Oct 24 07:02 |
fewa | no need for aircon | Oct 24 07:02 |
oiaohm | You can even avoid in cab fan. | Oct 24 07:02 |
oiaohm | and pulling lots of air from out side at times. | Oct 24 07:02 |
oiaohm | Really air cars can be really nice on people in them if they are done right. | Oct 24 07:03 |
fewa | I want one | Oct 24 07:03 |
oiaohm | The air is a lot of usable than batteries. | Oct 24 07:03 |
oiaohm | Even if it batteries can do higher density. | Oct 24 07:03 |
fewa | ? | Oct 24 07:05 |
oiaohm | Heating is the tricky bit. | Oct 24 07:05 |
fewa | if the density is the same electric would be more efficient | Oct 24 07:05 |
fewa | and the engines highly developed | Oct 24 07:05 |
fewa | and charging easier and more available | Oct 24 07:05 |
oiaohm | Some heat can be sourced out of transmission and other frituion areas. | Oct 24 07:06 |
oiaohm | You can also use heat pipe systems to aquire so much heat from out side. | Oct 24 07:06 |
fewa | ouw site? | Oct 24 07:06 |
fewa | out side is cold | Oct 24 07:06 |
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oiaohm | Heat pipe systems can do upto 10 degree diff fewa | Oct 24 07:07 |
fewa | heat transfer | Oct 24 07:07 |
oiaohm | Yes that does help a little. | Oct 24 07:07 |
fewa | reverse aircon | Oct 24 07:07 |
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oiaohm | Basically reverse aircon. | Oct 24 07:07 |
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oiaohm | For areas like north sections of australia heating car is mostly not a issue fewa | Oct 24 07:08 |
oiaohm | cooling is the major heat ache that air by its nature deals with. | Oct 24 07:08 |
oiaohm | Note electric don't help you heat or cool. | Oct 24 07:09 |
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fewa | oiaohm, electric generates some heat | Oct 24 07:11 |
fewa | but yes | Oct 24 07:11 |
fewa | its mainly just a new issue | Oct 24 07:11 |
fewa | as eternal combustion engine is so inefficient it was never a prob | Oct 24 07:11 |
oiaohm | AIR also gets lighter the lower its charge is as well fewa | Oct 24 07:12 |
fewa | same with fossil fuels | Oct 24 07:12 |
oiaohm | This helps with range. | Oct 24 07:12 |
fewa | thats a big issue on airplanes | Oct 24 07:12 |
fewa | you can land on a shorter runway with low tanks than full ones | Oct 24 07:12 |
oiaohm | if it was cheep to make fuel cells electric would not have big difference here. | Oct 24 07:13 |
oiaohm | Also recharging fuel cells is not simple as doing compression for air. | Oct 24 07:13 |
oiaohm | Basically electric is a big complex mess. | Oct 24 07:13 |
fewa | "fuel cells" is bullshit | Oct 24 07:14 |
fewa | wait ur talking compressed air? | Oct 24 07:14 |
oiaohm | I was talking about getting electric the same weight reductiing advantage of air and fossil fuels fewa | Oct 24 07:15 |
oiaohm | I know of no other way other than fuel cells to give electric that fewa | Oct 24 07:15 |
fewa | hydrogen is bullshit | Oct 24 07:16 |
fewa | most overhyped non-existant technology ever | Oct 24 07:16 |
fewa | and utterly worthless | Oct 24 07:16 |
oiaohm | Hydrogen tech exists. | Oct 24 07:17 |
oiaohm | There are some normal engines that can run on it. | Oct 24 07:17 |
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fewa | how do you make the hydrogen? | Oct 24 07:17 |
oiaohm | Again hydrogen has the opps it leaks it just blow the crap out of stuff problem. | Oct 24 07:17 |
fewa | How do you compress it? | Oct 24 07:18 |
fewa | how do make an engine that is at all efficient for a reasonable amount of money? | Oct 24 07:18 |
fewa | its a joke | Oct 24 07:18 |
fewa | its so far from being doable | Oct 24 07:18 |
fewa | from being implamented | Oct 24 07:18 |
oiaohm | Its more the big bang problem. | Oct 24 07:18 |
fewa | and _its not a source of energy_ | Oct 24 07:18 |
oiaohm | Lot of high pressure air tank design for the air car coming are from the hydrogen car experments. | Oct 24 07:19 |
fewa | which is what the human race actually needs | Oct 24 07:19 |
oiaohm | Please note most ended scaryly | Oct 24 07:19 |
oiaohm | Opps hydrgon leak then spark you don't want to be near it. | Oct 24 07:19 |
oiaohm | Basically we could build a hydrogen car any time we liked. | Oct 24 07:20 |
oiaohm | Thinking you can use a normal engine block and all. | Oct 24 07:20 |
-BNc/#boycottnovell-[scientes] John McCain Wants to #censor the Internet http://ur1.ca/ebgc pushes telecom #AT&T #Verizon talking points #NetNeutrality | Oct 24 07:21 | |
oiaohm | But getting road approval with the big bang problem is not going to happen fewa. | Oct 24 07:21 |
oiaohm | It makes natural gas look safe. | Oct 24 07:21 |
fewa | give it up | Oct 24 07:21 |
fewa | it will never happen | Oct 24 07:22 |
fewa | its 40 years away until 40 years from today | Oct 24 07:22 |
oiaohm | that is what started the experments on these air cars. | Oct 24 07:22 |
oiaohm | Air don't exploide if it leaks. | Oct 24 07:22 |
oiaohm | As long as the tank does not explode you home safe and sound. | Oct 24 07:23 |
-BNc/#boycottnovell-[scientes] John McCain Wants to #censor the Internet http://ur1.ca/ebgc pushes telecom #AT&T #Verizon talking points #NetNeutrality #hr3458 is the fix | Oct 24 07:23 | |
oiaohm | With the air cars we do have to thank the ones expermenting with hydrogen for design such great high pressure tanks. | Oct 24 07:24 |
-BNc/#boycottnovell-[scientes] RT @kardain @senjohnmccain #NetNeutrality will not stifle, but hold ISPs accountable for unfair business practices #hr3458 | Oct 24 07:26 | |
oiaohm | You are also aware of these fuel cells fewa http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Direct_methanol_fuel_cell That could be used as a power source for electic problem is there is no simple way to recharge them. | Oct 24 07:27 |
-BNc/#boycottnovell-[scientes] RT @bigshow @senjohnmccain you don't understand computers but are opposing #NetNeutrality while taking money from telecoms? fix with #hr1826 | Oct 24 07:30 | |
oiaohm | http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Direct-ethanol_fuel_cell And its releation fewa. Have used these for server room power supplies. Since you can fuel them up while they are running. | Oct 24 07:31 |
fewa | why not just use existing NiMH and LiOn batteries? | Oct 24 07:31 |
oiaohm | Recharge time fewa | Oct 24 07:31 |
oiaohm | And space. | Oct 24 07:32 |
fewa | recharge time is very good | Oct 24 07:32 |
fewa | and going down quick | Oct 24 07:32 |
fewa | can be reduced to 5 minutes | Oct 24 07:32 |
fewa | with limit being amps in houses | Oct 24 07:32 |
oiaohm | Not as fast as filling a tank up. | Oct 24 07:32 |
fewa | people charge at home | Oct 24 07:32 |
fewa | you cant fill up your tank at home | Oct 24 07:32 |
fewa | you just plug in when you get home | Oct 24 07:33 |
fewa | that is pretty easy | Oct 24 07:33 |
fewa | and never go to a gas station again | Oct 24 07:33 |
oiaohm | Air systems can have a high pressure fill tank at home. | Oct 24 07:33 |
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fewa | yes | Oct 24 07:33 |
fewa | still havn't seen engines | Oct 24 07:33 |
fewa | or weather then can recharge with braking | Oct 24 07:34 |
fewa | but could happen | Oct 24 07:34 |
fewa | still seems like woorse range and energy density | Oct 24 07:34 |
fewa | and i wonder about efficiency of recharging | Oct 24 07:34 |
fewa | electric is here now | Oct 24 07:35 |
oiaohm | http://www.engadget.com/2007/05/27/indian-air-powered-city-cat-car-prepares-for-production-run/ That is a piston type. | Oct 24 07:35 |
oiaohm | There are quite a few air class fewa | Oct 24 07:35 |
oiaohm | http://www.engineair.com.au/index.htm These are used inside food areas were normal fuel cannot be used without risking containation. Its the odd rottray I was thinking of fewa | Oct 24 07:37 |
fewa | but yeah air seems cool | Oct 24 07:38 |
fewa | I want one | Oct 24 07:38 |
oiaohm | Air is also more pratical you think of the matterials you need to make it as well fewa | Oct 24 07:40 |
oiaohm | You don't need toxic chemicals and other nastys. | Oct 24 07:41 |
fewa | LiOn is pretty good, but yes | Oct 24 07:43 |
oiaohm | Lot of focus is on electric fewa. People are over looking the most clean AIR. | Oct 24 07:43 |
oiaohm | If you go to india you can buy a air car. | Oct 24 07:44 |
oiaohm | Yes it sux at times to be in a so called developed country. | Oct 24 07:44 |
fewa | the US is way behind | Oct 24 07:44 |
fewa | and based on cars | Oct 24 07:44 |
fewa | the cooptation is criminal | Oct 24 07:45 |
oiaohm | What sux more is the air engine designed here in australian cannot get funding to be developed into a car. | Oct 24 07:46 |
oiaohm | You don't have the pain of having the tech sitting down the road and not able to use it. | Oct 24 07:47 |
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oiaohm | http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dq8aZVLpf-c Here is the australian one with video so you can see inside the engine fewa. | Oct 24 07:50 |
fewa | oh cool | Oct 24 07:51 |
fewa | how much? | Oct 24 07:51 |
fewa | range? cost? speed? | Oct 24 07:51 |
fewa | http://www.engineair.com.au/ | Oct 24 07:52 |
fewa | thats pretty cool | Oct 24 07:52 |
fewa | I want it :P | Oct 24 07:54 |
oiaohm | Really in food markets it should really be the only engine. | Oct 24 07:55 |
fewa | what are those ones in airports? | Oct 24 07:56 |
oiaohm | I don't really want petrol or gas fumes in my food. | Oct 24 07:56 |
fewa | must be electric | Oct 24 07:56 |
oiaohm | Here mixture of both. | Oct 24 07:56 |
oiaohm | USA most likely 100 percent electric. | Oct 24 07:56 |
oiaohm | I don't know of anyone over there doing air engines in volume. | Oct 24 07:56 |
oiaohm | Big thing here in Australia air car is used some place in airports were sparks could be an issue. Air what spark. | Oct 24 08:01 |
fewa | purely mechanical controls? | Oct 24 08:10 |
fewa | and mechanical power steering? | Oct 24 08:11 |
oiaohm | yes australian air engine can be done with those. | Oct 24 08:13 |
oiaohm | To be correct air assisted steering can be done. | Oct 24 08:13 |
oiaohm | But a lot of those small vechines don't need power stearing. Driver just has to be a little stronger. | Oct 24 08:15 |
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-BNc/#boycottnovell-[scientes] #OpenSource America's Operating System It's not just a good idea, it's the #law : History of open source law http://ur1.ca/ebj1 @carlmalamud | Oct 24 08:20 | |
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_goblin | Good morning all... | Oct 24 09:43 |
schestowitz | Hey | Oct 24 09:43 |
_goblin | Edavidburg - Been up to his old tricks. He is trying to trap people here. | Oct 24 09:43 |
_goblin | http://linsux.org/index.php?topic=1179.0;wap2 | Oct 24 09:43 |
schestowitz | Oh no | Oct 24 09:43 |
schestowitz | Don't link to that site | Oct 24 09:43 |
schestowitz | You encourage them.. BOTH of them | Oct 24 09:44 |
_goblin | oops... | Oct 24 09:44 |
schestowitz | *LOL* Core OpenSUSE guy installs Ubuntu http://www.nermal.org/blog/installing-ubuntu-910-from-a-newcomers-perspective/ | Oct 24 09:44 |
_goblin | Did you see the BBC coverage of Ubuntu? | Oct 24 09:45 |
schestowitz | I haven't, no. | Oct 24 09:46 |
schestowitz | Thompson seems like the only person there who might cover it properly | Oct 24 09:47 |
_goblin | they made a balls up of it... | Oct 24 09:48 |
schestowitz | Most people there (beeb) are Windows-only users who would recite what they read somewhere about this ubunut lunix thing | Oct 24 09:48 |
_goblin | "here’s something called ‘Ubuntu’ which is launched next week. It’s a whole sort of little community of enthusiasts building operating systems for absolutely nothing and trying to persuade us that we don’t need to be in with the big boys but actually most computer users frankly they don’t want to bother with that sort of stuff they want something that’s there…" | Oct 24 09:49 |
schestowitz | "It's all command line!!!" | Oct 24 09:49 |
schestowitz | "Good for servers..." | Oct 24 09:49 |
schestowitz | _goblin: see what I mean? | Oct 24 09:49 |
schestowitz | They get it wrong | Oct 24 09:49 |
schestowitz | It's not built by volunteers | Oct 24 09:49 |
_goblin | its rich when the MS faithful mention the CLI....MS have just spent time revamping theirs into Powershell... | Oct 24 09:49 |
schestowitz | It's built by companies to a great extent | Oct 24 09:49 |
schestowitz | Google, IBM, HP...... | Oct 24 09:49 |
schestowitz | ANd it's NOT for absolutely free | Oct 24 09:50 |
schestowitz | It's free as in FREEDOM | Oct 24 09:50 |
_goblin | I don't think they can grasp that concept. | Oct 24 09:50 |
schestowitz | People can rightly charge a fee for their distro. Some do. | Oct 24 09:50 |
schestowitz | MEPIS.. | Oct 24 09:50 |
_goblin | I heard a nasty rumour that MS try charging for their OS.....what a cheek. | Oct 24 09:50 |
_goblin | ;) | Oct 24 09:50 |
schestowitz | They try to put ads in it | Oct 24 09:51 |
schestowitz | Apple too | Oct 24 09:51 |
schestowitz | Cause pay-as-you-go (PAYG) won't work | Oct 24 09:51 |
schestowitz | Apple is now patenting it | Oct 24 09:51 |
schestowitz | Under Steve Jobs' name | Oct 24 09:51 |
schestowitz | MS patented OS subscription | Oct 24 09:51 |
schestowitz | Red hat was not happy | Oct 24 09:51 |
_goblin | Roy, I never did manage to get up to Manchester this year....you visiting London anytime soon? | Oct 24 09:51 |
schestowitz | I haven't in a while | Oct 24 09:54 |
schestowitz | As in years | Oct 24 09:54 |
schestowitz | I gave some talks there back then | Oct 24 09:54 |
schestowitz | BTW, Vista 7 launch bombed | Oct 24 09:55 |
schestowitz | They messed it all up. Hype got botched | Oct 24 09:55 |
-BNc/#boycottnovell-[_goblin] Voldemort sells more copies of Windows 7 than deathly hallows (allegedly) http://tinyurl.com/yjuvxsb how many horcrux's does Ballmer have? | Oct 24 09:56 | |
schestowitz | And their party is now over for good. Very little press coverage now, which is good. | Oct 24 09:56 |
schestowitz | Ha | Oct 24 09:56 |
schestowitz | You beat me to it in Twitter | Oct 24 09:56 |
_goblin | ;) | Oct 24 09:56 |
schestowitz | Wait.. | Oct 24 09:56 |
schestowitz | Windows 7 Launch Parties Fizzle http://www.pcworld.com/businesscenter/article/174237/windows_7_launch_parties_fizzle.html | Oct 24 09:56 |
_goblin | check out my comparison pictures...Since MS want to mention Harry Potter, I found a Ballmer/Voldemort similarity. | Oct 24 09:57 |
schestowitz | From: George Orwell <nobody@mixmaster.it> | Oct 24 09:57 |
schestowitz | Despite positive spinning by Microsoft the Vista 7 launch turned into | Oct 24 09:57 |
schestowitz | one utter failure. The 'Windows 7 Launch Parties' were almost | Oct 24 09:57 |
schestowitz | universally mocked and ridiculed by the press and the general public. | Oct 24 09:57 |
schestowitz | The so-called 'Windows 7 Is The Best Sold Windows Ever' campaign turned | Oct 24 09:57 |
schestowitz | out to be nothing more than channel-pushing, worse even than when Vista | Oct 24 09:57 |
schestowitz | was launched, with retailers being prodded by huge discounts, which | Oct 24 09:57 |
schestowitz | will disappear after launch. NO ONE is actually buying Vista 7. Sure, | Oct 24 09:57 |
schestowitz | some clueless sod may buy some computer where the shit is pre-installed | Oct 24 09:57 |
schestowitz | but that's about it. PC sales are NOT going to take off because | Oct 24 09:57 |
schestowitz | Microsoft updates a few icons in Vista, smacked a new label on it and | Oct 24 09:57 |
schestowitz | bribed a few journalist to write about it being a ' huge improvement' | Oct 24 09:57 |
schestowitz | compared to its predecessor. Businesses aren't even contemplating | Oct 24 09:57 |
schestowitz | upgrading their PC hardware and consumers are more concerned with | Oct 24 09:57 |
schestowitz | keeping their jobs and being able to pay their mortgages. | Oct 24 09:57 |
schestowitz | The only real growth, especially in this recession, lies in dirt-cheap | Oct 24 09:57 |
schestowitz | netbooks and Smartbooks, which is where M$ will meet its Nemesis: | Oct 24 09:57 |
schestowitz | Chrome OS (Linux) on ARM. | Oct 24 09:57 |
schestowitz | ==== | Oct 24 09:57 |
schestowitz | end quote | Oct 24 09:57 |
schestowitz | _goblin: I see a Fester | Oct 24 09:58 |
schestowitz | SUSE people speak Mono: http://www.jprl.com/Blog/archive/development/mono/MonoTouch/2009/Oct-21.html | Oct 24 10:00 |
schestowitz | Not so separate | Oct 24 10:01 |
-BNi/#boycottnovell-[sagarun/@sagarun] RT: @SecurityTube: [Video] History of Linux Documentary http://bit.ly/9UnM5 | Oct 24 10:04 | |
schestowitz | oh, it's a very good film | Oct 24 10:05 |
schestowitz | Revolution OS also | Oct 24 10:05 |
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schestowitz | Hehe. | Oct 24 10:06 |
schestowitz | http://jeffreystedfast.blogspot.com/2009/10/looking-back-10-years-of-ximian.html | Oct 24 10:06 |
schestowitz | Now he's promoting the anti-BN site in Twitter | Oct 24 10:06 |
schestowitz | Jeff Stedfast | Oct 24 10:06 |
schestowitz | and putting my name ( @schestowitz ) in there | Oct 24 10:07 |
schestowitz | I'm starting to think that Novell employees who work on Mono don't love me. Same with the Banshee guy/s... | Oct 24 10:07 |
schestowitz | :-) | Oct 24 10:07 |
zer0c00l | schestowitz: Seems like you earned most of those mono guys hatred =P | Oct 24 10:08 |
schestowitz | OpenSUSE guy on twitter: http://www.mindby.com/2009/10/Finding-the-Value-in-Twitter | Oct 24 10:10 |
schestowitz | zer0c00l: I wasn't trying | Oct 24 10:10 |
schestowitz | I write about Mono | Oct 24 10:10 |
schestowitz | But there happen to be people behind the programs | Oct 24 10:10 |
schestowitz | And Mono is the issue, not the people | Oct 24 10:11 |
schestowitz | It's easier to criticise proprietary s/w | Oct 24 10:11 |
schestowitz | Cause people who write it have no real name (embedded in the program along with company logo) | Oct 24 10:11 |
zer0c00l | yeah | Oct 24 10:11 |
schestowitz | They are just paid to work as code monkeys in companies like MSFT. Novell is different, so people are attacked to their code. | Oct 24 10:11 |
schestowitz | *attached | Oct 24 10:11 |
schestowitz | I can either ignore the problem (Mono)( | Oct 24 10:12 |
schestowitz | Or write about it, in which case people are unfortunately hurt ("you say my baby ain't pretty!") | Oct 24 10:12 |
zer0c00l | ;) | Oct 24 10:13 |
mutxx | you also write about the people behind mono Roy. | Oct 24 10:20 |
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schestowitz | Mostly managers who drive the strategy | Oct 24 10:28 |
schestowitz | They have the power to change course and react to criticism (e.g. FSF) | Oct 24 10:29 |
mutxx | so atleast you admit to personal attacks. ok | Oct 24 10:29 |
mutxx | so if you do attack people personally as you do, are you in the least bit surprised when people attack you back in return ? | Oct 24 10:32 |
-BNc/#boycottnovell-[popey] #lrl2009 Apparently <- is a small screen. | Oct 24 10:33 | |
_goblin | hi mutxx, the best of British to you... | Oct 24 10:36 |
mutxx | im not british | Oct 24 10:36 |
_goblin | no, its a saying. | Oct 24 10:36 |
mutxx | I know | Oct 24 10:37 |
_goblin | then why say that. | Oct 24 10:37 |
_goblin | are you on a mission to question what you already know? | Oct 24 10:37 |
mutxx | I could say the same thing :) | Oct 24 10:37 |
_goblin | so you don't understand the term... | Oct 24 10:37 |
_goblin | ? | Oct 24 10:37 |
mutxx | No, | Oct 24 10:37 |
_goblin | ah | Oct 24 10:37 |
_goblin | you dont. | Oct 24 10:37 |
_goblin | I'll explain. | Oct 24 10:37 |
_goblin | if you want | Oct 24 10:37 |
mutxx | dont bother | Oct 24 10:38 |
_goblin | lol | Oct 24 10:38 |
_goblin | so how are you this morning Mutxx? | Oct 24 10:38 |
mutxx | good thankyou , and you ? | Oct 24 10:38 |
_goblin | feeling well? Enjoying life? | Oct 24 10:38 |
_goblin | spiffing. | Oct 24 10:38 |
mutxx | pip pip | Oct 24 10:39 |
_goblin | "let those who have Windows 7 receive thy pity for they know not what they do..” – Goblin 3:16 | Oct 24 10:41 |
_goblin | yawn. | Oct 24 10:44 |
_goblin | got anymore gems for today Mutxx? Could you get them out now, Im going to work shortly and don't want to miss anything. | Oct 24 10:45 |
mutxx | no my interest is why some people would saste most of their best years, fighting against some company that is not even in the same country as them, not get a job, and spend ALL day every day trolling the web quote mining in an attempt to put people out of work, and damage people, instead of getting a job, using your mind for good and not evil, and do it for 3 or 4 years, and still have no idea if what you are spending MOST of your life (and best years | Oct 24 10:45 |
_goblin | as if by magic...just let me digest this. | Oct 24 10:45 |
_goblin | "no my interest is why some people would saste most of their best years, fighting against some company" , mmm I take it then you also troll NHS protest sites then? Whats it to you? Do you also do this with bloggers who believe theirs aliens in Area51? You too must spend much time on the net. | Oct 24 10:47 |
mutxx | im not talking about anyone else here, im interesting in why Roy does it, | Oct 24 10:48 |
_goblin | "using your mind for good and not evil" what on earth is this...we are talking about software. and they say Linux users are religious in their promotion of their OS of choice. | Oct 24 10:48 |
mutxx | no im talking about a PhD student spending his best academic years (20 to 25) running a hate site, instead of using his brain for something actually constructive. | Oct 24 10:49 |
_goblin | Good and evil....oh no!....its Roy!!!!!!!!!!!!!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sWhmXoEr9z0 | Oct 24 10:49 |
mutxx | or get a job and contribute to society | Oct 24 10:49 |
fewa | mutxx, go suck your own dick | Oct 24 10:50 |
_goblin | "or get a job and contribute to society" - Coming from Mutxx thats the funniest thing Ive read today. | Oct 24 10:50 |
mutxx | there you go,, well done.. | Oct 24 10:50 |
_goblin | Mutxx you are a hoot. You claim Roy spends so much time on the net yet you do exactly the same thing....good effort. | Oct 24 10:52 |
mutxx | by the time I was Roy's age, I was in the military, got a degree in engineering, traveled the world, bought a house, learnt to fly, done 450 skydives, got 4 trades certificates, got married, and had worked full time for 7 years. so what's Roy doing with his life? | Oct 24 10:53 |
mutxx | Im retired, ive done it all, im not in my prime years, | Oct 24 10:53 |
mutxx | Im retired, RICH, im not a rich kid mooching on parents and spreading hate 24/7, if I was Roy's father he would be a swift kick in the pants and told to go get a job. | Oct 24 10:54 |
_goblin | Really? By the time I was Roys age, I had developed a faster than light drive, spent 2 years in an alternate universe cured world poverty and still got home in time for tea. Absolute rubbish....you can't and won't prove any of that. Even if it was true whats that got to do with Roy posting about Novell/MS? | Oct 24 10:55 |
mutxx | so what's Roy done? | Oct 24 10:55 |
mutxx | created 7000 posts hardly no one reads. | Oct 24 10:55 |
_goblin | why are you even bothered? | Oct 24 10:55 |
_goblin | are you a long lost auntie? | Oct 24 10:55 |
mutxx | I could ask you guys the same thing. | Oct 24 10:55 |
_goblin | and I could you. | Oct 24 10:55 |
_goblin | so there you go. | Oct 24 10:56 |
mutxx | Im here because I dont like schadenfreude, i actually think it sickening, resorting to personal attack, trying to put people (real people who needs jobs) out of work. | Oct 24 10:56 |
_goblin | right, so why are you not doing this around the area51 conspiracy sites or the sites that claim 911 was staged by the US government....theres alot of "work" for you out there. | Oct 24 10:57 |
mutxx | It's nice to be supported by rich parents and be given all the time in the world to do what you like, it's just sad that a bright person would spend 3 or 4 years of his life on such a pointless and trivial matter. | Oct 24 10:57 |
_goblin | Im sure Roy appreciates your concern. | Oct 24 10:58 |
mutxx | Because I like and Support FOSS, and I dont think sites like this one is helping anyone. doing far more damage than good. and Im interested in extremeists groups. | Oct 24 10:58 |
_goblin | I was waiting for that. And don't tell me youre a linux user too? | Oct 24 10:59 |
_goblin | and you consider this an extremist group? | Oct 24 10:59 |
mutxx | yes i do. | Oct 24 10:59 |
_goblin | just what have I done that is extremist? | Oct 24 10:59 |
_goblin | or fewa | Oct 24 10:59 |
_goblin | or homer | Oct 24 10:59 |
_goblin | or anyone else here. | Oct 24 11:00 |
_goblin | I would say your lurking in BN is far more extremist than anything Ive witnessed here. | Oct 24 11:00 |
mutxx | yes, i know its very hard for you to see what you do, as you surround yourself with like minded people, so it ends up being one big "everyone agreeing, love fest". | Oct 24 11:01 |
_goblin | give me one example. | Oct 24 11:01 |
_goblin | any one. | Oct 24 11:01 |
_goblin | I don't agree with everything Roy says. | Oct 24 11:01 |
_goblin | I don't agree with a 100% FOSS model | Oct 24 11:02 |
_goblin | and I certainly don't agree with alot RMS says. | Oct 24 11:02 |
_goblin | Ive said this repeatedly on my blog. | Oct 24 11:02 |
mutxx | but you dont take him to task on it, and I get you agree with the vast majority of his bile. | Oct 24 11:02 |
_goblin | example...just one. | Oct 24 11:02 |
_goblin | any one. | Oct 24 11:02 |
mutxx | example of what ? | Oct 24 11:03 |
_goblin | of what you just claimed....(memory poor) | Oct 24 11:03 |
_goblin | tell me what I agree with Roy on. | Oct 24 11:03 |
_goblin | ...I going to love this. | Oct 24 11:03 |
mutxx | goblin, do you ever actually read Roy's posts and comments ? | Oct 24 11:03 |
_goblin | you don't know my exact views Mutxx because you have never asked. | Oct 24 11:04 |
_goblin | even on my blog I use the words "I'll let readers decide" | Oct 24 11:04 |
mutxx | I dont know your exact views, thats right, But I know from Roy's comments his exact views. | Oct 24 11:04 |
_goblin | so why did you just seek to make implication of my view? | Oct 24 11:04 |
_goblin | telling lies? | Oct 24 11:04 |
_goblin | again? | Oct 24 11:04 |
mutxx | um, because you are the one questioning me about my motives. | Oct 24 11:05 |
_goblin | so you make statements without having the facts at your disposal do you? and you do alot of this do you? -- You say Roy has a problem? | Oct 24 11:05 |
mutxx | as you seem to be jumping in as one of Roy guard dogs, shielding him from controversy. | Oct 24 11:06 |
mutxx | as has become common practive on this site recently | Oct 24 11:06 |
_goblin | Im not shielding roy from anything....I was asking you for your opinions on me. | Oct 24 11:06 |
_goblin | good try.. | Oct 24 11:06 |
mutxx | Roy trying to distance himself, from these issues, and using attack dogs to fight his wars. | Oct 24 11:06 |
_goblin | lets talk about me....not Roy. | Oct 24 11:06 |
_goblin | can I have example of my extremist behaviour please? | Oct 24 11:07 |
mutxx | Sorry, but who are you ?? it's Roy's site, but it very nice you defend him so much, try to take the heat of so to speak. | Oct 24 11:08 |
_goblin | eh? I thought we were talking about me (you made the claims) Im not bringing roy into this. | Oct 24 11:08 |
_goblin | and it doesn't look like Roy is interested in what you have to say... | Oct 24 11:08 |
_goblin | and Mutxx you know exactly who I am, we've talked before. | Oct 24 11:09 |
_goblin | under your other nym | Oct 24 11:09 |
mutxx | I was not talking about you, I was talking about Roy , that was obvious, you steped in to deflect and guard dog roy | Oct 24 11:09 |
_goblin | not talking about me eh? Let me quote you from a few minutes ago: | Oct 24 11:09 |
_goblin | "i know its very hard for you to see what you do, as you surround yourself with like minded people, so it ends up being one big "everyone agreeing, love fest". | Oct 24 11:10 |
mutxx | Roy wants to try to distance himself, which is impossible as it's HIS site, but employes guard dogs to take the heat. | Oct 24 11:10 |
_goblin | check the IRC logs liar, I very rarely have conversations here....on average about 6 a week. | Oct 24 11:10 |
_goblin | and most of them I don't even speak with Roy. | Oct 24 11:10 |
_goblin | and hardly every respond to Roy's COLA posts and when I do speak with Roy not for more than a few minutes. | Oct 24 11:11 |
mutxx | I do not know ifyou are a rich kid in the UK with a unfinished PhD who has spent the past 3 years constantly trolling the web for snippets of information to fight a company in another country, and not bother to get a life, job, career, or future. | Oct 24 11:11 |
_goblin | does it matter? | Oct 24 11:12 |
_goblin | and why does Roy's future matter to you? | Oct 24 11:12 |
mutxx | goblin, ive read your "defence" of roy disarsterious interview, and you say your not a Roy attack dog | Oct 24 11:12 |
_goblin | liar. | Oct 24 11:12 |
_goblin | I balanced it with a defence of Jono | Oct 24 11:12 |
_goblin | let me quote myself: | Oct 24 11:12 |
_goblin | "I think Jono handled the interview well. Its would be hard for all the issues which Boycott Novell covers to be catered for in the hour or so slot that was dedicated to it." | Oct 24 11:13 |
mutxx | Ive read your defense of Roy, how is that a LIE. | Oct 24 11:13 |
_goblin | thats a defence of Roy is it? | Oct 24 11:13 |
mutxx | what else did you say ? im sure it was not just one sentense. | Oct 24 11:14 |
mutxx | ok,, ill go look see. | Oct 24 11:14 |
_goblin | Mutxx you really need to get your defence sorted out (you would be easy pickings in a court of law) You said originally "Sorry, but who are you ??" and now you admit to reading my article. You know exactly who I am and I put it to you that you are a liar. | Oct 24 11:14 |
_goblin | "Mutxx you are guilty only of being "Mutxx" that is your crime, its also your punishment." | Oct 24 11:15 |
_goblin | brb smoke break. | Oct 24 11:16 |
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_goblin | lol | Oct 24 11:21 |
_goblin | There are time like these when I celebrate the public logging of the IRC chat logs. | Oct 24 11:22 |
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_goblin | wb | Oct 24 11:24 |
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Mutx | yea, silly DSL modem :) | Oct 24 11:25 |
_goblin | its also dropped one of the "x"'s from your handle. | Oct 24 11:25 |
_goblin | for future visits maybe you should use this: http://nine.frenchboys.net/handle.php | Oct 24 11:25 |
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Mutx | so you say you dont allways agree with Roy, so what things dont you agree with him on ? | Oct 24 11:27 |
_goblin | as I said before (you must have missed it with your "silly DSL modem") I don't agree in a 100% foss model for starters. | Oct 24 11:27 |
_goblin | I agree with the need of DRM as a "necessary evil" | Oct 24 11:28 |
Mutx | geez thats fairly mild, what else? | Oct 24 11:28 |
_goblin | oh sorry for having views. | Oct 24 11:28 |
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Mutx | so you dont disagree with him on the "big" issues. | Oct 24 11:29 |
_goblin | why not (since you've asked me a massive question) you put opinions to me and I'll let you know if I agree or not. | Oct 24 11:29 |
Mutx | so you only disagree with Roy about 100% FOSS and DRM. ok, mild | Oct 24 11:29 |
_goblin | hang on...I asked you to put to me some of Roys views and I'll agree or disagree. | Oct 24 11:30 |
_goblin | I have not the time to list everything. | Oct 24 11:30 |
_goblin | I am giving you the opportunity of finding out about my views (the ones youre interested in) | Oct 24 11:30 |
_goblin | so it works like this....you ask me and I'll let you know. | Oct 24 11:31 |
Mutx | Sorry, you may have noticed im not Roy, I find roys issues mixed and ill thought out, im not going to try to translate Roy's idea's for you.. im sure you have some idea what Roy is for and against right ?? | Oct 24 11:31 |
_goblin | cop out... | Oct 24 11:32 |
Mutx | and your's was not a cop out too, "tell me what Roy things and ill anser you HA"./ | Oct 24 11:32 |
_goblin | You asked me the question "geez thats fairly mild, what else?" and I am giving you the opportunity...I said I don't have the time to go through everything Roy believes so I offer you the chance to get me to state my views on whatever topics you wish to bring up...just be specific and I'll answer. | Oct 24 11:33 |
Mutx | C'mon you've steped in as Roy guard dog, show us your "stuff" defend his honor | Oct 24 11:33 |
_goblin | eh? | Oct 24 11:33 |
_goblin | ah I see the new implication here.... | Oct 24 11:34 |
_goblin | after you lied about not knowing me, lied about knowing my views you now seek to back out. | Oct 24 11:34 |
_goblin | oh and imply I am Roy's guard dog despite the fact that if you check the logs you will see how rarely I post here. | Oct 24 11:34 |
Mutx | Ofcouse I know you, I was saying I KNOW YOU ARE NOT ROY, it's Roys site, and Roy's issues, you're just the hired attack dog | Oct 24 11:35 |
_goblin | lol | Oct 24 11:35 |
_goblin | check the IRC logs liar. | Oct 24 11:35 |
_goblin | I asked you not to talk about roy...I asked you to talk about the implication you made about "extremist group" | Oct 24 11:35 |
Mutx | rarly is roy threatened by others, so you're duties are not needed that often, thats what happens when you surround yourself with YES men. | Oct 24 11:35 |
_goblin | but Ive established Im not a yes man since I don't hold with everything Roy says. | Oct 24 11:36 |
Mutx | Ofcourse you want me not to talk about Roy, thats your job, but this site IS ROY, everyone knows that. | Oct 24 11:36 |
_goblin | and Ive also established that I presented a balanced opinion of the FLOSS interview. | Oct 24 11:36 |
_goblin | and Ive also stated how little I actually chat here.... | Oct 24 11:37 |
_goblin | but yet you still seek to claim Im a guard dog? | Oct 24 11:37 |
_goblin | or have I got that wrong? | Oct 24 11:37 |
_goblin | please give me evidence of me acting as a guard dog. An IRC log, an article, a comment....anything....please, lets have a look. | Oct 24 11:38 |
_goblin | another quote from my article on Roy's interview: | Oct 24 11:39 |
_goblin | "Did Roy look bad? Definately not. Did Jono “pull a fast one”? I’d say no. I just have the opinion that whilst it was an interesting interview, it was a wasted opportunity for Jono to produce a compelling piece which would have had the forums talking for months." | Oct 24 11:39 |
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_goblin | or how about this: | Oct 24 11:40 |
_goblin | "Roy seems to be of the opinion that the interview was a flawed, I would disagree..." | Oct 24 11:40 |
_goblin | yep. I'm a great guard dog.....if I am doing what you suggest then I'm not very good at it. | Oct 24 11:40 |
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_goblin | ho hum... | Oct 24 11:42 |
_goblin | I think this is the longest conversation Ive had on the BN channel for months... | Oct 24 11:43 |
_goblin | mutx, if you want to put any of Roy's stances to me to either agree or disagree with you had better hurry up....Im off to work shortly.... | Oct 24 11:44 |
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_goblin | yawn... | Oct 24 11:45 |
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-BNc/#boycottnovell-[popey] Great talk from Gerv about his first BBC BASIC program.Fun. #lrl2009 | Oct 24 11:53 | |
_goblin | right, Im off to work....Mutex_ good try. Maybe next time we chat you can try not to fixate on Roy and his opinions? If you want to talk "Roy" do it with him. I'm happy to speak about my views (which if you had taken my opportunity up you would have seen are vastly different to his) I really hope you get to speak to Roy, maybe then you can get your fix and get it out of your system. Your behaviour cannot be healthy for you. | Oct 24 11:53 |
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Mutex_ | lol | Oct 24 11:54 |
fewa | I cant figure out what slashdot is trying to do with this: http://news.slashdot.org/story/09/10/23/1446219/When-Libertarians-Attack-Free-Software | Oct 24 11:55 |
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fewa | why not invalid slashdot has turned into such a chimera | Oct 24 11:56 |
fewa | *while | Oct 24 11:58 |
schestowitz | http://www.cardpartner.com/app/fsf | Oct 24 12:02 |
fewa | yeah i saw that | Oct 24 12:02 |
schestowitz | Tim Lee is pro-FS | Oct 24 12:05 |
schestowitz | It's funny how "business" schools attack peer production | Oct 24 12:05 |
schestowitz | But winner of economic Nobel Prize is Elinor, who promotes it | Oct 24 12:06 |
schestowitz | Same with Stiglitz and Maskin | Oct 24 12:06 |
fewa | "peer-prodution"? | Oct 24 12:12 |
fewa | "business" schools are factories for a special class of people | Oct 24 12:13 |
fewa | those peoples with superior power for greed, incompetence, etc... | Oct 24 12:13 |
zer0c00l | schestowitz: when did they start it http://www.cardpartner.com/app/fsf | Oct 24 12:15 |
fewa | bout a year ago zer0c00l | Oct 24 12:16 |
zer0c00l | fewa: ok | Oct 24 12:16 |
fewa | its just a standard thing for any non-profit | Oct 24 12:16 |
fewa | the bank still gets a mega-cut | Oct 24 12:16 |
fewa | and gets to rip of merchant | Oct 24 12:16 |
zer0c00l | oh | Oct 24 12:16 |
fewa | thats just a feature of credit cards | Oct 24 12:18 |
fewa | 3% on the merchant side | Oct 24 12:18 |
fewa | instead of being itemized on reciet | Oct 24 12:18 |
-BNc/#boycottnovell-[popey] 10 PRINT '#lrl2009'; 20 GOTO 10 | Oct 24 12:25 | |
Mutex_ | ahh yes, good old, "Beginners All Purpose Symbolic Instruction Code" | Oct 24 12:27 |
Mutex_ | BAPSIC | Oct 24 12:32 |
schestowitz | [12:13] <fewa> "business" schools are factories for a special class of people | Oct 24 12:40 |
schestowitz | Yes, those whose families they come from | Oct 24 12:40 |
schestowitz | zer0c00l: I don't know when they started this card thing. I've only just found out in identi.ca | Oct 24 12:41 |
zer0c00l | schestowitz: ok | Oct 24 12:43 |
fewa | Its real | Oct 24 12:45 |
fewa | but its not like its free money to them | Oct 24 12:45 |
trmanco | I had a bios crach today | Oct 24 12:58 |
trmanco | crash* | Oct 24 12:58 |
fewa | BIOS? | Oct 24 12:59 |
fewa | wtf | Oct 24 12:59 |
trmanco | I think the config got corrupted | Oct 24 12:59 |
fewa | time for http://coreboot.org i guess | Oct 24 12:59 |
trmanco | I did a CMOS reset and everything is fine for now | Oct 24 12:59 |
schestowitz | trmanco: where's the bot? | Oct 24 12:59 |
schestowitz | Maybe you can cron it :-) | Oct 24 13:00 |
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phIRCe | Hello World! | Oct 24 13:00 |
trmanco | then my filesystem could mount | Oct 24 13:02 |
trmanco | ... | Oct 24 13:02 |
trmanco | geeze | Oct 24 13:02 |
trmanco | ... | Oct 24 13:02 |
trmanco | because the BIOS date wasn't set properly | Oct 24 13:02 |
fewa | yeah i hate that | Oct 24 13:03 |
fewa | "mount time in the past...forcing fsck" | Oct 24 13:03 |
fewa | if its more than a month it should just ignore it and print a WTF | Oct 24 13:04 |
trmanco | it was actually years past :-P | Oct 24 13:04 |
fewa | ok, more than a year | Oct 24 13:04 |
fewa | if (time_t_now - time_t_mount) < 0 { if (time_t_now - time_t_mount) > -(60*60*24*365)} | Oct 24 13:07 |
fewa | or whatever | Oct 24 13:07 |
schestowitz | fsck is bad | Oct 24 13:12 |
schestowitz | It kicks in just when you need to boot fast | Oct 24 13:12 |
schestowitz | Always at the worst times | Oct 24 13:12 |
schestowitz | Like when I'm at work trying to get things done | Oct 24 13:13 |
fewa | ubuntu 9.10 lets you cancel it | Oct 24 13:13 |
schestowitz | And don't have anything to occupy myself with while it's fscking the disk | Oct 24 13:13 |
fewa | but when i tried it my computer rebooted, so it must still be a little buggy | Oct 24 13:13 |
schestowitz | So I go get tea or something | Oct 24 13:13 |
fewa | schestowitz, brtfs has online fsck | Oct 24 13:13 |
schestowitz | fewa: not ub Kubuntu 9.10 | Oct 24 13:13 |
fewa | mine did | Oct 24 13:13 |
fewa | x86_64 | Oct 24 13:13 |
schestowitz | /ub./in/ (fingers misplaced) | Oct 24 13:13 |
fewa | it says, press ESC to cancell | Oct 24 13:14 |
schestowitz | Also, on this machine it has NO PROGRESS BAR | Oct 24 13:14 |
fewa | and has a differnt graphic | Oct 24 13:14 |
schestowitz | atrocious!! | Oct 24 13:14 |
fewa | with progress bar | Oct 24 13:14 |
fewa | x86_64? | Oct 24 13:14 |
schestowitz | Nopee | Oct 24 13:14 |
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schestowitz | I told jono | Oct 24 13:14 |
fewa | im running | Oct 24 13:14 |
fewa | <schestowitz> fsck is bad | Oct 24 13:14 |
fewa | <schestowitz> It kicks in just when you need to boot fast | Oct 24 13:14 |
fewa | <schestowitz> Always at the worst times | Oct 24 13:14 |
fewa | <schestowitz> Like when I'm at work trying to get things done | Oct 24 13:14 |
fewa | whoops | Oct 24 13:14 |
schestowitz | He just suggested that I file a bug | Oct 24 13:14 |
fewa | running 2.6.31-13-generic x86_64 | Oct 24 13:14 |
fewa | and i got progress bar | Oct 24 13:14 |
fewa | with press ESC dialogue | Oct 24 13:15 |
schestowitz | roy@roy:~$ uname -a | Oct 24 13:15 |
schestowitz | Linux roy 2.6.31-11-generic #38-Ubuntu SMP Fri Oct 2 11:55:55 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux | Oct 24 13:15 |
fewa | i686 and x86_64 should be the same | Oct 24 13:15 |
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fewa | this was cool from earlier http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dq8aZVLpf-c | Oct 24 13:15 |
phIRCe | Title: YouTube - Air Car (2 of 2) from Australia .::. Size~: 133.22 KB | Oct 24 13:15 |
trmanco | mine has a progress counter | Oct 24 13:15 |
trmanco | in% | Oct 24 13:15 |
fewa | maybe you were still on jauty kernel? | Oct 24 13:16 |
fewa | I have ext3 | Oct 24 13:16 |
fewa | not ext4 | Oct 24 13:16 |
trmanco | I also have ext3 | Oct 24 13:18 |
trmanco | karmic | Oct 24 13:18 |
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schestowitz | Monster Energy Drink got itself a lot of publicity because of DMCA abuse. http://techdirt.com/articles/20091023/0448336651.shtml | Oct 24 13:20 |
phIRCe | Title: Monster Energy Drink Backs Down Due To Public Pressure; Vermonster Beer Lives On | Techdirt .::. Size~: 29.43 KB | Oct 24 13:20 |
schestowitz | fewa: ext4 here | Oct 24 13:20 |
schestowitz | Maybe that's why | Oct 24 13:20 |
fewa | differnt utilities | Oct 24 13:20 |
fewa | file bug | Oct 24 13:21 |
fewa | bet they will port across | Oct 24 13:21 |
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schestowitz | http://pubcit.typepad.com/clpblog/2009/10/new-jersey-school-board-subpoenas-citizens-who-criticize-its-staff-to-sue-them-for-defamation.html | Oct 24 13:24 |
phIRCe | Title: CL&P Blog: New Jersey School Board Subpoenas Citizens Who Criticize Its Staff to Sue Them for Defamation .::. Size~: 57.76 KB | Oct 24 13:24 |
willimm | hey schestowiz | Oct 24 13:28 |
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schestowitz | Hey | Oct 24 13:31 |
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fewa | nice | Oct 24 13:41 |
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schestowitz | nice -9 | Oct 24 13:44 |
schestowitz | ?? | Oct 24 13:44 |
fewa | on school board | Oct 24 13:46 |
schestowitz | http://www.h-online.com/open/news/item/Mozilla-confirms-Firefox-updates-and-beta-delayed-836687.html | Oct 24 13:46 |
phIRCe | Title: Mozilla confirms Firefox updates and beta delayed - The H Open Source: News and Features .::. Size~: 27.4 KB | Oct 24 13:46 |
schestowitz | fewa: not so nice | Oct 24 13:46 |
schestowitz | Maybe nice for those who cannot tolerate criticism | Oct 24 13:46 |
fewa | yes, you had it right | Oct 24 13:47 |
fewa | nice -9 | Oct 24 13:47 |
fewa | :P | Oct 24 13:47 |
satipera | I wondered if there was a table of national slavery to M$ how would it look? For myself South Korea has to be near the top. | Oct 24 13:48 |
fewa | funny is that South Korea use to have strong rules on capital flight | Oct 24 13:48 |
fewa | and preventing money from leaving the country | Oct 24 13:48 |
fewa | Chomsky remarked that at one point the penalty was death | Oct 24 13:48 |
fewa | but I guess they have no problem shipping lots of money to MSFT | Oct 24 13:49 |
-BNi/#boycottnovell-[sagarun/@sagarun] is there any way i could apply, debian's "dpatches" in !fedora? dpatch-run is not available; !debian !patch | Oct 24 13:49 | |
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satipera | capital flight is another matter | Oct 24 13:51 |
fewa | this is capital drain | Oct 24 13:51 |
fewa | yes differn't | Oct 24 13:51 |
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satipera | And there no diamonds in the mine :) | Oct 24 13:58 |
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schestowitz | http://i2.cdn.turner.com/money/2009/images/10/23/fortune_20091109_150.jpg | Oct 24 14:06 |
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-BNc/#boycottnovell-[thistleweb] New Blog Post - No Alignment Left Behind http://tinyurl.com/ylfks5u | Oct 24 14:09 | |
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cubezzz | well, been using ext4 for a day now | Oct 24 14:09 |
cubezzz | no data loss yet :) | Oct 24 14:09 |
trmanco | lol | Oct 24 14:09 |
trmanco | were you counting on getting a data loss? | Oct 24 14:10 |
cubezzz | no :) | Oct 24 14:10 |
trmanco | :-P | Oct 24 14:10 |
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-BNc/#boycottnovell-[trmanco] Bem, hoje a minha BIOS decidiu dar o berro... mas nada que um reset a CMOS nao resolva :-P | Oct 24 14:14 | |
schestowitz | http://www.reuters.com/article/technologyNews/idUSTRE59M2RJ20091023 | Oct 24 14:16 |
schestowitz | Boic. | Oct 24 14:16 |
schestowitz | Apple does some OK work attacking its binary ally: http://news.cnet.com/8301-17852_3-10381704-71.html | Oct 24 14:18 |
phIRCe | Title: Apple spits at Windows 7: You can't trust Microsoft | Technically Incorrect - CNET News .::. Size~: 358.25 KB | Oct 24 14:18 |
schestowitz | http://www.eweekeurope.co.uk/news/nokia-delays-flagship-n900-linux-phone-2202 | Oct 24 14:20 |
phIRCe | Title: Nokia Delays Flagship N900 Linux Phone - News - eWeekEurope.co.uk .::. Size~: 21.21 KB | Oct 24 14:20 |
schestowitz | Maybe they want to sue some more first :-) | Oct 24 14:20 |
-BNc/#boycottnovell-[scientes] Why disproportional corporate votes? Lets replace with plurality votes. #s1074 http://ur1.ca/ebx6 http://ur1.ca/ebwc | Oct 24 14:24 | |
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fewa | schestowitz, their criticism reads like a blank slate | Oct 24 14:26 |
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schestowitz | I see that mutex is trolling BN in blog comments now | Oct 24 14:52 |
schestowitz | *sigh* | Oct 24 14:52 |
schestowitz | What a leech | Oct 24 14:52 |
schestowitz | He came here from proxies IIRC with so many nyms | Oct 24 14:53 |
zer0c00l|afk | who is mutexx; | Oct 24 14:53 |
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schestowitz | Goes by the name "TheTruth" | Oct 24 14:53 |
Mutex_ | at least im just a leech roy | Oct 24 14:53 |
schestowitz | You're obsessed, Sir. | Oct 24 14:54 |
zer0c00l | lol | Oct 24 14:54 |
schestowitz | You're working like mad getting into this channel just to resist the message | Oct 24 14:54 |
Mutex_ | oh yea, and we are sure you know all about obsession too. | Oct 24 14:54 |
schestowitz | That's like me breaking down the door of Britney SPread forums to heckle the regulars | Oct 24 14:54 |
schestowitz | Don't agree? Then go to another forum | Oct 24 14:54 |
schestowitz | Stop trying to upset others | Oct 24 14:54 |
schestowitz | And you also resort to personal attacks | Oct 24 14:55 |
schestowitz | You werre not banned for opposing views | Oct 24 14:55 |
schestowitz | But for abusing others | Oct 24 14:55 |
Mutex_ | so I suppose I should just go away and let you say whatever you think is right then, so you can surround yourself with Yes men, | Oct 24 14:55 |
Mutex_ | Ive never abused others. | Oct 24 14:55 |
schestowitz | Mutex_: I'm not obsessed with people | Oct 24 14:55 |
schestowitz | Here you are obsessing over people | Oct 24 14:55 |
schestowitz | I look at issues in society | Oct 24 14:55 |
Mutex_ | sorry, if you think i did show me where i did that, otherwise stop lieing | Oct 24 14:55 |
schestowitz | And I address them | Oct 24 14:55 |
schestowitz | And here you are trolling 1 person | Oct 24 14:55 |
schestowitz | Like some imbecile | Oct 24 14:55 |
schestowitz | [14:55] <Mutex_> Ive never abused others. | Oct 24 14:56 |
schestowitz | You did. | Oct 24 14:56 |
fewa | yarp | Oct 24 14:56 |
schestowitz | That's why you got kickbanned | Oct 24 14:56 |
Mutex_ | sure, and what do you do all day Roy, you do not spend your life trolling the web for your "cause". | Oct 24 14:56 |
Mutex_ | show me where Roy, back up your comments with some facts please. | Oct 24 14:56 |
fewa | so vile | Oct 24 14:56 |
schestowitz | My cause is not to troll a channel/person | Oct 24 14:56 |
schestowitz | My cause has nothing to do with some small group | Oct 24 14:56 |
fewa | you have such stamina | Oct 24 14:56 |
schestowitz | It's to do with phenomena | Oct 24 14:56 |
Mutex_ | no it's to troll the web for your cause. same difference. | Oct 24 14:56 |
schestowitz | OK | Oct 24 14:57 |
schestowitz | I'm done wasting time w/ you | Oct 24 14:57 |
Mutex_ | yes, that's easier than confronting the issues I guess, but that's your call. | Oct 24 14:57 |
Mutex_ | why when I ask you to provide proof that I personally attacked anyone, you seem to go all quite ? | Oct 24 14:58 |
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schestowitz | You were given a second chance after abuse | Oct 24 15:01 |
Mutex_ | show me what abuse, just because you say it, clearly does not mean its true, if you have some proof of me abusing anyone, im sure you would be quick to show it, seems to me you think just saying something means it's true. | Oct 24 15:02 |
schestowitz | "Hewlett-Packard also did something yesterday, albeit very quietly. HP removed Linux entirely from the part of their website where they sell netbooks. The day Windows 7 became available the HP Mi interface appears to have died a quiet death." http://ever-increasing-entropy.blogspot.com/2009/10/amazing-coincidence-or-something-more.html | Oct 24 15:03 |
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schestowitz | Advertising contracts again | Oct 24 15:03 |
schestowitz | "Make the rivals vanish" agreement | Oct 24 15:03 |
schestowitz | Agreement$ | Oct 24 15:03 |
schestowitz | http://www.serverwatch.com/hreviews/article.php/3845291/How-Virtualization-Exacerbates-Fragmentation.htm | Oct 24 15:06 |
schestowitz | Fragmentation =negative spin on diversity | Oct 24 15:07 |
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schestowitz | Lada mentality | Oct 24 15:07 |
schestowitz | Symbian tries to hype up its "open source": http://symbian.org/media/news/pr2009_10.php | Oct 24 15:07 |
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-BNc/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] Is anyone other than Nokia/Symbian using Symbian code at all? | Oct 24 15:10 | |
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schestowitz | http://www.sutor.com/newsite/blog-open/?p=4541 | Oct 24 15:14 |
cubezzz | negative spin on everything it seems | Oct 24 15:14 |
phIRCe | Title: New early releases of Ubuntu, Fedora, and openSUSE Linux are available | Blog | Bob Sutor .::. Size~: 49.49 KB | Oct 24 15:14 |
cubezzz | news guys need to be more positive | Oct 24 15:14 |
cubezzz | AiksaurusGTK looks pretty useful | Oct 24 15:16 |
schestowitz |  | Oct 24 15:17 |
schestowitz | [15:14] <cubezzz> negative spin on everything it seems | Oct 24 15:17 |
schestowitz | One of my favs is "open is less secure" | Oct 24 15:17 |
schestowitz | Let's do that in elections, too :-) | Oct 24 15:17 |
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cubezzz | fedora 11 looks pretty nice | Oct 24 15:17 |
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schestowitz | there's plannign for 13 | Oct 24 15:20 |
schestowitz | Ugh.. | Oct 24 15:21 |
schestowitz | http://ostatic.com/blog/is-endless-forking-and-fragmentation-what-android-needs | Oct 24 15:21 |
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schestowitz | Once again... | Oct 24 15:21 |
schestowitz | They are being silly | Oct 24 15:21 |
cubezzz | diversity bad? :) | Oct 24 15:21 |
schestowitz | The WHOLE POINT of FS is that modifications are allowed | Oct 24 15:21 |
schestowitz | And ENCOURAGED | Oct 24 15:21 |
schestowitz | So now they say, "just let Google do its thing and never changed their code" | Oct 24 15:21 |
schestowitz | That's NOT Free software | Oct 24 15:21 |
schestowitz | That's idiocy | Oct 24 15:21 |
schestowitz | it's like that whole "united Linux" thing | Oct 24 15:22 |
schestowitz | Where deviation is frowned upon or not permitted | Oct 24 15:22 |
schestowitz | I.e. it's Linux tyranny | Oct 24 15:22 |
cubezzz | there's no Linux tyranny since everyone goes their own way | Oct 24 15:25 |
cubezzz | no central control | Oct 24 15:25 |
schestowitz | Linux doesn't have forks yet | Oct 24 15:26 |
schestowitz | Not proper ones | Oct 24 15:26 |
schestowitz | But there are Linux alternatives | Oct 24 15:27 |
cubezzz | weird how they put all this cross-compiling stuff under education | Oct 24 15:27 |
trmanco | I have to go now | Oct 24 15:28 |
trmanco | cya guys | Oct 24 15:28 |
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cubezzz | may as well try the new KDE while I'm at it | Oct 24 15:33 |
Eruaran | hello | Oct 24 15:33 |
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-BNc/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] @popey: look what you did ... http://ping.fm/Xp7PW | Oct 24 15:36 | |
schestowitz | popey: it's a lost cause with him. I flagged Rory as a MSFTer years ago when he was admitting having lunch with Microsoft execs. He has always been LInux hostile | Oct 24 15:38 |
schestowitz | This reminds me of jono trying to teach Ashley Highfield to use Ubuntu | Oct 24 15:38 |
schestowitz | After he attacked Linux repeatedly | Oct 24 15:38 |
schestowitz | And then Ashley joined Microsoft :-) | Oct 24 15:38 |
-BNc/#boycottnovell-[davidgerard] bored and ill. please feed me link crack. | Oct 24 15:40 | |
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-BNc/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] @davidgerard come to irc :-) | Oct 24 15:45 | |
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Eruaran | Has Google given any indication when Wave might become widely available ? | Oct 24 15:47 |
schestowitz | They seem to be release Chrome for Mac before GNU/Linux | Oct 24 15:48 |
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schestowitz | http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2009/10/covergloobus-15-released-gets-theme.html | Oct 24 15:50 |
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schestowitz | http://tech.blorge.com/Structure:%20/2009/10/22/hulu-to-begin-charging-in-2010-says-exec/ | Oct 24 15:55 |
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schestowitz | There's lots of noise about them going non-gratis, which is not even true | Oct 24 15:55 |
schestowitz | Psystar releases Mac clone software http://news.cnet.com/8301-13579_3-10381419-37.html | Oct 24 15:56 |
schestowitz | http://it.toolbox.com/blogs/locutus/the-dark-side-of-linux-34929 | Oct 24 15:58 |
-BNc/#boycottnovell-[davidgerard] some archbishops are stranger than others http://is.gd/4zpDR | Oct 24 16:00 | |
schestowitz | Ubuntu Christian Edition gets slapped. http://www.techiemoe.com/tech/ubuntuce904.htm | Oct 24 16:00 |
schestowitz | Daemonisation of Linux from the con press: http://www.usatoday.com/tech/news/2009-10-22-windows-microsoft-linux_N.htm?csp=34 | Oct 24 16:02 |
schestowitz | Linux "planning a coup" | Oct 24 16:02 |
schestowitz | Then they cite Microsoft puppets like Gartner | Oct 24 16:02 |
popey | schestowitz: :) | Oct 24 16:03 |
-BNc/#boycottnovell-[popey] #lrl2009 says "Don't put your postcode on your christmas cards, put FREE THE POSTCODE instead". | Oct 24 16:04 | |
schestowitz | http://tuxtraining.com/2009/10/22/tip-fix-update-notifier-in-ubuntu-jaunty-and-karmic | Oct 24 16:05 |
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schestowitz | popey: glad you saw it | Oct 24 16:05 |
schestowitz | I'm not exaggerating BTW | Oct 24 16:05 |
schestowitz | I could produce for you evidence | Oct 24 16:05 |
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schestowitz | I envision that Rory has some dinners at houses of Microsoft execs, too | Oct 24 16:05 |
schestowitz | That's OK. But I'm just not expecting much good to come out of him trying Linux. It's like Peter Day with Red Hat's CEO | Oct 24 16:06 |
schestowitz | /s/CEO/director/ | Oct 24 16:06 |
-BNc/#boycottnovell-[popey] #lrl2009 BRUNOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! | Oct 24 16:07 | |
popey | schestowitz: I linked to it from my blog when he published it | Oct 24 16:07 |
popey | AIUI he's getting more exposure to Linux over the next week or so | Oct 24 16:07 |
schestowitz | http://linuxpoison.blogspot.com/2009/10/stress-testing-linux-system.html Stress Testing Linux System | Oct 24 16:10 |
schestowitz | popey: yes, I know | Oct 24 16:10 |
schestowitz | From a cursory look at the comments, it's polite feedback | Oct 24 16:10 |
schestowitz | He tries to make it behave like Windows | Oct 24 16:11 |
schestowitz | With Wine and all | Oct 24 16:11 |
schestowitz | The typical fallacies | Oct 24 16:11 |
schestowitz | And he can't even be arsed to install wine | Oct 24 16:11 |
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schestowitz | So why all the blame? 24 hours are barely enough for me to get used to a new /distro/, let alone OS | Oct 24 16:11 |
schestowitz | Hey, DavidGerard | Oct 24 16:11 |
DavidGerard | good afternoon all | Oct 24 16:11 |
schestowitz | DavidGerard: flu? | Oct 24 16:12 |
DavidGerard | or something. sore throat, coughing. appears viral. | Oct 24 16:12 |
DavidGerard | the toddler has it too now, so she's miserable cos she wants to play and play and play but hasn't the energy | Oct 24 16:12 |
DavidGerard | also, my brain is made of swiss cheese | Oct 24 16:12 |
schestowitz | You need to sober up with jack Daniels then | Oct 24 16:13 |
schestowitz | To fill the holes | Oct 24 16:13 |
DavidGerard | tempting | Oct 24 16:13 |
DavidGerard | i did have a celebratory beer last night as I am almost employed | Oct 24 16:13 |
DavidGerard | (won't say where on a publicly logged channel) | Oct 24 16:13 |
schestowitz | Linux takes the beating from RTOS people who hate that 'free thing'.... :Linux and Security: Mission Impossible? http://www.embedded.com/design/opensource/220900273 | Oct 24 16:14 |
DavidGerard | just waiting for paperwork to arrive | Oct 24 16:14 |
DavidGerard | already arranged my work laptop, a tiny 12" 1kg thing | Oct 24 16:14 |
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DavidGerard | probably running windows, but should ubuntu nicely ;-) | Oct 24 16:14 |
schestowitz | I guess then that it's a familiar large media company | Oct 24 16:14 |
DavidGerard | i couldn't possibly comment | Oct 24 16:14 |
DavidGerard | oh good, "open in browser" is correctly configured in xchat out the box | Oct 24 16:15 |
DavidGerard | (i didn't have xchat on this laptop so installed it just now) | Oct 24 16:15 |
schestowitz | PR for Trafigura.... http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2009/oct/17/trafigura-minton-report-revealed | Oct 24 16:15 |
DaemonFC | DavidGerard, It should just use your default browser | Oct 24 16:15 |
schestowitz | DaemonFC: which distro? | Oct 24 16:16 |
DavidGerard | thank you for reminding me of irc, it's an effortless way of soaking up braindead hours | Oct 24 16:16 |
schestowitz | xchat has this annoying behaviour (having to context-menu through to opening links) | Oct 24 16:16 |
DavidGerard | whatever it thinks is freedesktop "default" in the present environment, I should think | Oct 24 16:16 |
DaemonFC | schestowitz, On Windows, Mac, or in GNOME at least | Oct 24 16:16 |
DavidGerard | on kde it opens in konq unless you bludgeon it not to | Oct 24 16:16 |
DaemonFC | GNOME has a place where you select your default browser and email | Oct 24 16:16 |
DavidGerard | this laptop is on gnome, so it opened in firefox | Oct 24 16:16 |
DaemonFC | Xchat just uses whatever you specified | Oct 24 16:16 |
DavidGerard | gnome used to annoy the hell out of me, it doesn't any more. and nautilus is actually reasonably usable as a file browser. | Oct 24 16:17 |
DavidGerard | schestowitz: that embedded.com link is a quite painstaking assemblage of FUD | Oct 24 16:18 |
DaemonFC | I haven't used the Internet Explorer "uninstaller" yet on this install of 7 | Oct 24 16:18 |
schestowitz | Yegulalp neglcts to say he was a Windows journo before turning to FOSS: http://www.informationweek.com/blog/main/archives/2009/10/why_was_the_ope.html;jsessionid=GOBYKBHX1IWXVQE1GHPCKHWATMY32JVN | Oct 24 16:18 |
DavidGerard | when even wind river gives up and starts selling linux ... | Oct 24 16:18 |
DaemonFC | I used it on the RC build, it removes the browser executable so IE can't open | Oct 24 16:18 |
DavidGerard | DaemonFC: how's 7 running for you? how much memory/cpu? | Oct 24 16:18 |
schestowitz | DavidGerard: yes, it's done there in embedded.com occasionally | Oct 24 16:18 |
schestowitz | They mostly host columns from vendors | Oct 24 16:18 |
DavidGerard | surely that's just a matter of removing iexplore.exe itself | Oct 24 16:18 |
DavidGerard | ah | Oct 24 16:18 |
schestowitz | Sometimes linux boosting frokm montavista | Oct 24 16:18 |
schestowitz | And sometimes the proprietary folks | Oct 24 16:19 |
DaemonFC | DavidGerard, You should count "cached" and "Free" together, soooo...... | Oct 24 16:19 |
*schestowitz sees kde 4.3 using 1gb with lots of apps open atm | Oct 24 16:19 | |
DavidGerard | yeah | Oct 24 16:19 |
DaemonFC | DavidGerard, 6933 megs free of 8190 with Security Essentials, Xchat, and Utorrent running, and Winamp playing a FLAC file | Oct 24 16:20 |
schestowitz | 12 windows | Oct 24 16:20 |
DaemonFC | it's doing a lot better than Vista | Oct 24 16:20 |
DavidGerard | ah, 8GB RAM? in that case even windows 7 would run quite happily ;-) | Oct 24 16:20 |
schestowitz | 7 gb free | Oct 24 16:20 |
DaemonFC | DaemonFC, It's happy with 2, thats the least I've ran it on | Oct 24 16:20 |
popey | schestowitz: i agree 24 hours isnt enough | Oct 24 16:20 |
DaemonFC | my older system had 4 though and that was fine too | Oct 24 16:20 |
popey | schestowitz: also, why aren't you at lrl? :) | Oct 24 16:20 |
DavidGerard | in my experience of KDE and GNOME they don't need a lot of CPU but they're much happier with a lot of memory. KDE in under 384MB is pain. 512MB min, 1GB good | Oct 24 16:20 |
DaemonFC | errrr | Oct 24 16:20 |
DaemonFC | tab completion pwnage | Oct 24 16:21 |
DavidGerard | this laptop is a 1GHz P-III with 768MB | Oct 24 16:21 |
schestowitz | popey: I don't travel much | Oct 24 16:21 |
schestowitz | I don't know what LRL is | Oct 24 16:21 |
popey | LUGRadio Live | Oct 24 16:21 |
schestowitz | Probably "Linux <somthing>" | Oct 24 16:21 |
popey | also OggCamp tomorrow | Oct 24 16:21 |
popey | it's in wolverhampton | Oct 24 16:21 |
schestowitz | Yes, I know from audiocasts | Oct 24 16:21 |
schestowitz | Linux Outlaws | Oct 24 16:21 |
DaemonFC | DavidGerard, According to the Task Manager, 15% of my RAM is in use, Vista was using 28%-30% by this point | Oct 24 16:22 |
DavidGerard | it's useful IMO for free software advocates to be familiar with windows and mac os. i wouldn't call it mandatory, it is in fact rather painful | Oct 24 16:22 |
DaemonFC | so that's the closest to a comparison I can give | Oct 24 16:22 |
DavidGerard | i'm hoping my werk laptop is xp and not vista | Oct 24 16:22 |
schestowitz | DaemonFC: what about xp and madriva? | Oct 24 16:22 |
schestowitz | Vista is not a yardstick | Oct 24 16:22 |
schestowitz | XP runs more apps and games than Vista7 | Oct 24 16:22 |
DaemonFC | DavidGerard, 7 is using equal RAM to XP x64 edition | Oct 24 16:22 |
DaemonFC | that's why I finally moved on | Oct 24 16:23 |
schestowitz | And the free copy | Oct 24 16:23 |
schestowitz | You left out that part | Oct 24 16:23 |
DaemonFC | meh, I would have "happened upon" one anyway | Oct 24 16:23 |
DavidGerard | wow(tm) | Oct 24 16:23 |
DaemonFC | schestowitz, Vista was just a place holder on this system | Oct 24 16:23 |
schestowitz | DaemonFC: sure | Oct 24 16:23 |
schestowitz | They fly out the window | Oct 24 16:23 |
DaemonFC | I only had to deal with it for a little more than a week | Oct 24 16:23 |
DavidGerard | 7 is not in fact awful to use. it is however rather proprietary. | Oct 24 16:24 |
*schestowitz tries to find the cartoon | Oct 24 16:24 | |
DavidGerard | did it let you add ogg directshow filters? | Oct 24 16:24 |
DaemonFC | It's quite easy to hex edit your BIOS and insert a SLIC 2.1 key | Oct 24 16:24 |
DaemonFC | DavidGerard, The final version of 7 lets you do that again | Oct 24 16:24 |
*DavidGerard adds those on windows boxes wherever feasible - WMP is not an awful media player really | Oct 24 16:24 | |
DavidGerard | oh good! | Oct 24 16:24 |
DaemonFC | Microsoft reversed their position on that and opened it up again | Oct 24 16:24 |
schestowitz | I can't find it | Oct 24 16:25 |
DavidGerard | i'm a big believer in free apps leading people to free software, having seen it happen so much | Oct 24 16:25 |
schestowitz | IIRC I saw it via Groklaw | Oct 24 16:25 |
schestowitz | Someone asks where to get Vista | Oct 24 16:25 |
DavidGerard | SAVE VISTA! | Oct 24 16:25 |
schestowitz | And the peer says, "it's everywhere" | Oct 24 16:25 |
DavidGerard | a MANLY operating system | Oct 24 16:25 |
DaemonFC | I wouldn't have bought a new computer to get stuck with Vista | Oct 24 16:25 |
schestowitz | [then you have boxes flying out the windows [in anger]] | Oct 24 16:25 |
DavidGerard | like EDSEL! like HUMMER! | Oct 24 16:25 |
DaemonFC | that's what I have to say about that | Oct 24 16:25 |
DavidGerard | an operating system for the days of 25c gasoline! | Oct 24 16:25 |
DavidGerard | a whole ton of shiny shiny chrome! | Oct 24 16:26 |
DavidGerard | and those TAILFINS! | Oct 24 16:26 |
DaemonFC | DavidGerard, Did you see that GM only got $150 million for HUMMER | Oct 24 16:26 |
DavidGerard | i'm unsurprised | Oct 24 16:26 |
DaemonFC | the brand has been destroyed by a bad economy and $3 a gallon gas | Oct 24 16:26 |
DavidGerard | there are people who have reasonable uses for a hummer | Oct 24 16:26 |
DaemonFC | totally destroyed :) | Oct 24 16:26 |
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DavidGerard | just not most of the buyers over the last 10 years | Oct 24 16:26 |
DavidGerard | like SUVs in general. | Oct 24 16:26 |
DavidGerard | my dad is one of the 7% of Australian 4x4 drivers whose 4x4 actually ever leaves the highway ;-) | Oct 24 16:27 |
DaemonFC | DavidGerard, I have *NO* use for something that gets 6 miles per gallon | Oct 24 16:27 |
DaemonFC | that's just unreasonable | Oct 24 16:27 |
DavidGerard | there are people who have reasonable use for tanks and trucks too | Oct 24 16:27 |
DavidGerard | thankfully i don't see a lot of 4x4s around e17 | Oct 24 16:27 |
DaemonFC | my 15 year old Ford Taurus still runs fine (laugh all you like) and it gets at least 20 mpg | Oct 24 16:28 |
DavidGerard | a lot of the roads around here are basically paved goat tracks | Oct 24 16:28 |
DaemonFC | why do I want to quadruple my gasoline expenses | Oct 24 16:28 |
DavidGerard | and really, if you need a car in london you're doing it wrong | Oct 24 16:28 |
DaemonFC | DavidGerard, When I go out looking for a newer car, it'll probably just be some 4 cylinder deal with no frills | Oct 24 16:29 |
DavidGerard | yeah | Oct 24 16:29 |
DavidGerard | we're idly thinking about getting a Skoda Octavia - a Volkswagen but built like a tank. Very popular *and* quite robust. | Oct 24 16:30 |
DaemonFC | DavidGerard, I had financed back in 2003 a new Pontiac Grand Prix GTP with the supercharged twin cam 3.8 liter V6 | Oct 24 16:30 |
DaemonFC | I was literally heartbroken when it got repossessed | Oct 24 16:30 |
DavidGerard | most of the minicab drivers around here use octavias, you can get 'em fixed anywhere | Oct 24 16:30 |
DaemonFC | but it was a great ride | Oct 24 16:30 |
DaemonFC | even though it was a guzzler | Oct 24 16:30 |
DavidGerard | ooh yes, that does sound like a nice ride | Oct 24 16:30 |
DaemonFC | loaded, even had a holographic heads down display | Oct 24 16:31 |
DaemonFC | look up, the windshield is clear, look down a bit, and there's your gauges projected onto the windshield | Oct 24 16:31 |
schestowitz | popey: "We recorded this episode in one room together and are releasing to as soon as possible with minimal editing for a change. Since both of us are away for LugRadio Live and OggCamp at the moment, this was the only way to get the content out there without having a massive delay. Therefore, show notes will be added later, basically as soon as we get to it (most likely after the LRL/OggCamp weekend has wrapped up)." | Oct 24 16:31 |
schestowitz | http://linuxoutlaws.com/podcast/118 | Oct 24 16:31 |
DaemonFC | that was my favorite gimmick in a car, ever | Oct 24 16:31 |
DaemonFC | I'd still kill to have that car back | Oct 24 16:32 |
DaemonFC | leather interior, power everything, satellite radio, butt warmers in the seats :) | Oct 24 16:33 |
schestowitz | Why not put the engine there? :-) | Oct 24 16:33 |
DaemonFC | lmao | Oct 24 16:33 |
DaemonFC | that's a little too hot I'm sure | Oct 24 16:33 |
schestowitz | So you provuide isulation | Oct 24 16:33 |
DavidGerard | where do you think car heat comes from? | Oct 24 16:34 |
DavidGerard | (usually from a heat exchanger on the exhaust) | Oct 24 16:34 |
DaemonFC | yep | Oct 24 16:34 |
DavidGerard | an innovation from the 1960s I believe | Oct 24 16:35 |
DavidGerard | i recall that arctic models of VW microbus would include electric or even petrol-fueled internal heaters | Oct 24 16:35 |
DavidGerard | (from reading the manual with my distinctly non-arctic VW) | Oct 24 16:36 |
popey | schestowitz: dan and fab are set right next to me :) | Oct 24 16:37 |
schestowitz | Cool! | Oct 24 16:37 |
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schestowitz | bbl | Oct 24 16:45 |
-BNc/#boycottnovell-[popey] #lrl2009 four large gents.. _ _ ¸ | Oct 24 16:47 | |
-BNc/#boycottnovell-[popey] #lrl2009 Wonder how robust this twitterfall is'); DROP TABLE twitter;-- | Oct 24 16:50 | |
-BNc/#boycottnovell-[popey] That's IT! I'm boycotting LRL 2010! #lrl2009 | Oct 24 16:55 | |
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DaemonFC | Microsoft has always done extensive usability studies with every software product. And it has always resulted in Microsoft products being confusing and condescending at the same time. (Are you sure you want to do that? Really? Are you really really sure? OK then, just reboot and click Yes five more times. Oops, sorry -- there was a fatal exception error. Here's some nonsense hexadecimal code to chew on.) | Oct 24 17:06 |
DaemonFC | http://www.pcworld.com/article/174306/will_windows_7_change_our_minds_about_microsoft.html | Oct 24 17:06 |
DaemonFC | lol | Oct 24 17:06 |
Diablo-D3 | windows 7 did change my mind about microsoft | Oct 24 17:06 |
Diablo-D3 | I believe they're actually trying to save the windows brand | Oct 24 17:07 |
Diablo-D3 | 7 really is an improvement over the horror that is vista | Oct 24 17:07 |
Diablo-D3 | however | Oct 24 17:07 |
Diablo-D3 | I dont believe they can unless they work even harder than this | Oct 24 17:07 |
Diablo-D3 | they're about 1/3rd the way | Oct 24 17:07 |
-BNc/#boycottnovell-[davidgerard] Simple English Wikiquote: deliberately distorting what people have said in case it's too hard. Closure proposal: http://bit.ly/3C0jfF | Oct 24 17:08 | |
-BNc/#boycottnovell-[popey] #lrl2009 Free pile of 'Art of Community' books for bonfire night! | Oct 24 17:13 | |
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*DavidGerard wishes ms would hurry the heck up and collapse | Oct 24 17:16 | |
DavidGerard | i see they managed to fiddle the numbers again this quarter, having set appropriately low analysts' expectations | Oct 24 17:16 |
DavidGerard | but half the sales of windows since last year? OUCH | Oct 24 17:16 |
DaemonFC | DavidGerard, It's the same reason why sales of everything is down | Oct 24 17:27 |
DaemonFC | the economy sucks, people hold onto the money they have | Oct 24 17:27 |
DaemonFC | they figure they can make that older computer last another year or two | Oct 24 17:28 |
DaemonFC | no new Windows sale to them this year | Oct 24 17:28 |
Sir_Konrad | by installing Windows 7. | Oct 24 17:28 |
Mutex_ | yes people think keeping their home is more important than a new OS | Oct 24 17:28 |
DaemonFC | Mutex_, Funny how people think like that isn't it? | Oct 24 17:28 |
Mutex_ | yes go figure :) | Oct 24 17:29 |
DaemonFC | I mean they can have Windows 7 on their PC while they're out in the alley keeping their hands warm over a flaming barrel of trash | Oct 24 17:29 |
-BNc/#boycottnovell-[popey] Anyone wanna buy a couple of lightly used 'Art of Community' books, lightly soiled? | Oct 24 17:29 | |
DaemonFC | What *ARE* these people thinking? | Oct 24 17:29 |
DaemonFC | :) | Oct 24 17:29 |
Sir_Konrad | DaemonFC, they're glad they don't or don't know about Linux. | Oct 24 17:32 |
Mutex_ | mabey they should of purchased $1000 worth of MSFT shares when it listed, at 0.0955 per share | Oct 24 17:32 |
Sir_Konrad | *don't use | Oct 24 17:32 |
-BNc/#boycottnovell-[popey] Wondering if @andysc will expense the £150 he bid in auction for the #lrl2009 banner to IBM | Oct 24 17:33 | |
Mutex_ | so that would be approx 10c a share, so $1000 would get you approx 100,000 shares x say $28 = alot of steak dinners. | Oct 24 17:38 |
DavidGerard | that's dollar value that's halved since last year, not units sold | Oct 24 17:40 |
DavidGerard | i'd credit netbooks | Oct 24 17:40 |
DavidGerard | i suppose lack of corporate sales are big there - that's a huge chunk of ms's market | Oct 24 17:42 |
Mutex_ | or you could of invested your $1000 into RHT at $42 a share when it listed, and be happy with its $28 dollar value today !! | Oct 24 17:42 |
DavidGerard | boxed copies aren't something ms sells many of at all, they're basically brand awareness and keeping a perception of monopoly in the shops | Oct 24 17:43 |
Mutex_ | well at least they have something to sell. | Oct 24 17:45 |
DaemonFC | hmmm | Oct 24 17:47 |
DaemonFC | http://features.csmonitor.com/politics/2009/10/24/republicans-going-rogue-in-upstate-new-york/ | Oct 24 17:47 |
DaemonFC | The Republicans may find themselves in a schism if they lose that race to a third party candidate | Oct 24 17:48 |
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DaemonFC | their party is breaking up pretty quickly | Oct 24 17:50 |
Sir_Konrad | bye bye | Oct 24 17:51 |
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-BNc/#boycottnovell-[davidgerard] RT @wiki_nihiltres Via auto-tsltn of @zhwp, realized nobelprize.org uses some Commons pix :D http://bit.ly/3pYQsn #wikimedia | Oct 24 17:55 | |
DavidGerard | DaemonFC: the trouble is the third-party candidate is from the lunatic wing | Oct 24 17:55 |
DavidGerard | it'll further entrench the lunatics | Oct 24 17:55 |
DaemonFC | DavidGerard, That's not a bad thing | Oct 24 17:56 |
DaemonFC | either he causes a split and the Democrat wins | Oct 24 17:56 |
DaemonFC | or he wins, the right wing radicals get fired up, and the Republican party splits in two | Oct 24 17:56 |
DavidGerard | a coupla wingnuts were posting to ubuntu-sounder list | Oct 24 17:56 |
DavidGerard | the non-americans were trying to translate their responses into sense | Oct 24 17:56 |
DavidGerard | the words and syntax LOOKED like English, but very few of the words meant anything they were actually using them to mean | Oct 24 17:57 |
DavidGerard | i mean, sounder is the off-topic list. it's the designated place for bad threads to be sent to die. that some of us are camped out there is for our own amusement. | Oct 24 17:57 |
DavidGerard | but still. o_0 | Oct 24 17:57 |
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-BNc/#boycottnovell-[popey] #lrl2009 Aq to audience: "Put your hand up if you're standing up" | Oct 24 18:07 | |
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DaemonFC | DavidGerard, I'm glad that Cheney is still making an ass of himself for that matter | Oct 24 18:14 |
DaemonFC | serves as a kind of constant reminder of how bad the last guys were | Oct 24 18:14 |
zer0c00l | hey DaemonFC | Oct 24 18:14 |
zer0c00l | Good after noon (?) | Oct 24 18:15 |
DaemonFC | My favorite line still has to be "We kept America safe", if you just ignore that tiny little incident on 9-11-01, the fact that Bin Laden got away, the fact that the Taliban came back, the fact that they never did catch the guy that was sending out Anthrax letters, the fact that New Orleans was left underwater and it took weeks for a real rescue effort to get underway....... | Oct 24 18:16 |
DaemonFC | zer0c00l, 1:14 PM, so yes :) | Oct 24 18:16 |
Mutex_ | but apart from that they did ok right !!! | Oct 24 18:16 |
DaemonFC | Mutex_, Well, depends on where you would like me to stop really | Oct 24 18:17 |
DaemonFC | Cheney compared himself to Darth Vader once, which would make Bush "Palpatine" and that's just giving them both too much credit | Oct 24 18:18 |
Mutex_ | yes, im sure you could go on, and include the 10billion per month on a false war in Iraq, or the 11Trillion pissed against the wall, patriot act, FBI spying on it's own people, ........... | Oct 24 18:18 |
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DaemonFC | $700 billion handed out to banks as a reward for the banks giving out predatory loans and causing the mess | Oct 24 18:19 |
*DavidGerard goes now | Oct 24 18:19 | |
DaemonFC | as they slash food stamps, medicaid, medicare, and there's no social security raise for this year | Oct 24 18:20 |
DavidGerard | off to sleep for a bit | Oct 24 18:20 |
Mutex_ | oh there is that as well. but GWB kept the country safe on "his watch". | Oct 24 18:20 |
DavidGerard | have fun! | Oct 24 18:20 |
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silner | Is @popey in every channel on IRC :) | Oct 24 18:20 |
DaemonFC | Mutex_, To be fair though, in any country with a central banking system, money needs only be printed | Oct 24 18:20 |
popey | heh | Oct 24 18:20 |
popey | not all silner | Oct 24 18:21 |
DaemonFC | sometimes it's not even printed, it's just imagined | Oct 24 18:21 |
silner | Dunno why I did the @ there - windows confusion :) | Oct 24 18:21 |
DaemonFC | only about 5% of US currency even exists as paper | Oct 24 18:21 |
Mutex_ | the rest is red ink in dept | Oct 24 18:21 |
DaemonFC | the rest is totally imaginary | Oct 24 18:21 |
DaemonFC | doesn't physically exist at all | Oct 24 18:21 |
DaemonFC | if people stop believing in it, it will go away | Oct 24 18:22 |
Mutex_ | until the other countries call in their depts | Oct 24 18:22 |
DaemonFC | Mutex_, At which point the US government will collapse | Oct 24 18:22 |
DaemonFC | but another government will set up and declare the last government's debt void | Oct 24 18:22 |
DaemonFC | if that were to happen | Oct 24 18:23 |
Mutex_ | yes, no fed to bail them out ) | Oct 24 18:23 |
Mutex_ | I still find it bizaar that Bush would be elected (first time), and totally unbeliable that he was voted in TWICE, I mean, what were you guys thinking, ???? :) | Oct 24 18:26 |
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-BNi/#boycottnovell-[sagarun/@sagarun] !emacs guys try M-x butterfly and M-x animate-birthday-present ; Damn just discovered that; :D | Oct 24 18:29 | |
-BNi/#boycottnovell-[sagarun/@sagarun] Guys try M-x butterfly and M-x animate-birthday-present ; Damn just discovered that; :D !emacs | Oct 24 18:29 | |
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DaemonFC | Mutex_, He never got a majority of votes | Oct 24 18:43 |
DaemonFC | voter fraud and irregularities in the electoral college got him in | Oct 24 18:44 |
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DaemonFC | One of the comments I made on CNN last year was "What if the Republicans defraud the voters again to get McCain in?" | Oct 24 18:45 |
DaemonFC | I'm pretty sure they knew it would be close in Florida and Ohio and so they were able to rig the vote tally on a county level in a few states to make it look like Bush won in a close election | Oct 24 18:46 |
DaemonFC | I'm not convinced that the people behind the vote rigging control the final tally in most states or counties | Oct 24 18:47 |
DaemonFC | they probably did try to add votes for McCain last year, there were irregularities and 10,000 unexplained extra votes in one Ohio county that went for Bush a couple times | Oct 24 18:47 |
DaemonFC | so I think they tried to hijack the election in favor of McCain and lost anyway because enough people turned out and voted Obama | Oct 24 18:48 |
DaemonFC | but the states that are controlled by Republicans intentionally did things to cause 3-4-5 hour lines in areas where minorities would be going to vote or in counties that favored the Democrats | Oct 24 18:48 |
DaemonFC | the Indiana Republican Party tried to get three counties with lots of black people to have to shut down their early voting sites due to some technicality in the state law | Oct 24 18:49 |
DaemonFC | the courts ruled against them though | Oct 24 18:49 |
DaemonFC | pretty much everywhere you see voter fraud or disenfranchisement in the US, it's the Republicans that are behind it, Mutex_ | Oct 24 18:50 |
DaemonFC | that's your answer :) | Oct 24 18:50 |
schestowitz | popey: you got them playing classical | Oct 24 18:51 |
DaemonFC | my guess is that McCain really lost with a vote count of a million or so under what was reported and that the Republicans probably succeeded in frustrating a million Democrats into going home without voting | Oct 24 18:52 |
DaemonFC | that's enough to win a close election | Oct 24 18:52 |
DaemonFC | the last thing that Premier Voting Systems (Formerly Diebold) wants to do is hand the election to the Republicans and make it look unbelievably easy | Oct 24 18:53 |
schestowitz | http://webupd8.blogspot.com/2009/10/mpd-sonata-powerful-audio-player-for.html | Oct 24 18:53 |
DaemonFC | it's like they're trying to rig a pinball machine, but if you bump it too hard you get a TILT | Oct 24 18:54 |
schestowitz | DaemonFC: did you see The Power of Nightmares? | Oct 24 18:54 |
DaemonFC | schestowitz, No | Oct 24 18:54 |
schestowitz | I'm almost done now with part III (it's 3 hours long) | Oct 24 18:54 |
DaemonFC | This is though, why I don't ever think that proprietary software should be used on voting machines | Oct 24 18:54 |
zer0c00l | schestowitz: is that some kind of movie? | Oct 24 18:54 |
DaemonFC | it makes it very easy to tamper with them with no fingerprints | Oct 24 18:55 |
zer0c00l | schestowitz: "The power of night mares" | Oct 24 18:55 |
schestowitz | DaemonFC: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vt-FyuuWlWQ&feature=PlayList&p=5BF86B79B4D1425E&playnext=1&playnext_from=PL&index=1 | Oct 24 18:55 |
schestowitz | Try it. You'll enjoy it. | Oct 24 18:55 |
schestowitz | That's part 1 of volume 1 | Oct 24 18:55 |
schestowitz | zer0c00l: watch it also | Oct 24 18:55 |
zer0c00l | schestowitz: ok | Oct 24 18:55 |
schestowitz | It's a high-quality programme | Oct 24 18:55 |
schestowitz | http://twitter.com/GuamGuy/statuses/5123166433 "Is anyone other than Nokia/Symbian using Symbian code at all? (via @schestowitz) Yes NTT Docomo FOMA-S, plus few Samsung & LG phones." | Oct 24 18:56 |
schestowitz | Aha! | Oct 24 18:56 |
schestowitz | http://twitter.com/GuamGuy/statuses/5123193052 "@schestowitz NTT Docomo FOMA-S uses Symbian while FOMA-L uses Linux. Both part of the I-Mode ecosystem.:" | Oct 24 18:57 |
zer0c00l | DOCOMO ? | Oct 24 18:57 |
schestowitz | http://twitter.com/OscarB/statuses/5123349188 "@GuamGuy @schestowitz Dont forget Sony Ericsson #Symbian" | Oct 24 18:58 |
schestowitz | zer0c00l: yes | Oct 24 18:58 |
schestowitz | Indian, right? | Oct 24 18:58 |
zer0c00l | we have a network named DOCOMO, which bills per second; | Oct 24 18:58 |
zer0c00l | schestowitz: yes | Oct 24 18:58 |
zer0c00l | Tata Docomo | Oct 24 18:58 |
zer0c00l | schestowitz: NTT DOCOMO is different from indian DOCOMO | Oct 24 18:59 |
schestowitz | I know | Oct 24 18:59 |
schestowitz | Why do I think there's also s/t in Japan? | Oct 24 18:59 |
zer0c00l | http://www.nttdocomo.com/ | Oct 24 18:59 |
schestowitz | Or maybe the CEO was this Japanese lady | Oct 24 19:00 |
zer0c00l | "The DOCOMO logo is a trademark of NTT DOCOMO, INC. (Japan) in India" | Oct 24 19:01 |
zer0c00l | http://www.tatadocomo.com/ | Oct 24 19:01 |
zer0c00l | NTT docomo runs tata docomo; | Oct 24 19:01 |
schestowitz | Aha. | Oct 24 19:01 |
schestowitz | So I wasn't totally off | Oct 24 19:01 |
schestowitz | I thought it was Japanese until recently I saw it described as Indian | Oct 24 19:01 |
schestowitz | ACCESS is also Japanese | Oct 24 19:01 |
zer0c00l | ok | Oct 24 19:02 |
zer0c00l | http://www.tatadocomo.com/about-tata-docomo.aspx | Oct 24 19:02 |
zer0c00l | symbian is a Free software? | Oct 24 19:03 |
schestowitz | Not sure | Oct 24 19:03 |
schestowitz | is EPL on the FSF's list? | Oct 24 19:03 |
zer0c00l | EPL? | Oct 24 19:04 |
schestowitz | Yes | Oct 24 19:05 |
schestowitz | Eclipse | Oct 24 19:05 |
zer0c00l | ok | Oct 24 19:05 |
schestowitz | I'm gonna do some Linux news now | Oct 24 19:05 |
schestowitz | Ought to take a few hous | Oct 24 19:05 |
schestowitz | *hours | Oct 24 19:05 |
schestowitz | Then I'll do some posts | Oct 24 19:05 |
schestowitz | Just got back from the gym, had a shower.. | Oct 24 19:05 |
zer0c00l | I thought of English premier league :D | Oct 24 19:05 |
zer0c00l | lol | Oct 24 19:05 |
schestowitz | Heh. | Oct 24 19:17 |
schestowitz | No, I'm not playing much football anymore | Oct 24 19:17 |
schestowitz | I was a pro goalkepeer for ages, with medals :-) | Oct 24 19:17 |
-BNc/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] #Wine 1.1.32 is Officially Released http://www.winehq.org/announce/1.1.32 #unix #linux | Oct 24 19:23 | |
-BNc/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] #GNU #Linux Day 2009 Descends Upon #Italy http://ur1.ca/eci6 | Oct 24 19:25 | |
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-BNc/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] New #Audiocasts from #Ohio #Linuxfest 2009 and #LugRadio http://www.thesourceshow.org/node/170 http://linuxoutlaws.com/podcast/118 | Oct 24 19:26 | |
zer0c00l | later | Oct 24 19:26 |
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-BNc/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] Jamie from ZDNet Calls for #Windows Refunds, Debunks #GNU #Linux #Myths http://ur1.ca/ecic http://ur1.ca/ecif | Oct 24 19:28 | |
-BNc/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] #ZaReason Does Well with #GNU #Linux Servers and Expands http://ur1.ca/e95n | Oct 24 19:29 | |
-BNc/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] #Cosmos is Moving to #GNU #Linux http://bit.ly/3pPRdb | Oct 24 19:33 | |
-BNc/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] #BorderGatewayProtocol Defended with #GNU #Linux Variant, with #ZebOS http://ur1.ca/ecj1 #bgp | Oct 24 19:35 | |
-BNc/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] #XServer 1.7.1 is Released, Picking up Pace http://bit.ly/2rpuI8 #linux #kernelspace | Oct 24 19:36 | |
-BNc/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] Many New Lists of #GNU #Linux Applications http://ur1.ca/ecj9 http://ur1.ca/ecja http://ur1.ca/ecjb http://ur1.ca/ecjc | Oct 24 19:39 | |
-BNc/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] Computer #Game #LordsAWar 0.1.6 for #GNU #Linux is Released http://www.linuxgames.com/archives/14282 | Oct 24 19:39 | |
oiaohm | Ok local file mirror has kinda gone bonkers. Fedora is in the debain folder and debian is in the fedora folder. | Oct 24 19:39 |
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schestowitz | Local file mirror? | Oct 24 19:41 |
oiaohm | To be more correct ISP file mirror that mine replicates off. | Oct 24 19:44 |
schestowitz | Oh | Oct 24 19:44 |
schestowitz | Like the ones from Bigpond | Oct 24 19:44 |
schestowitz | Where they store OOo locally | Oct 24 19:44 |
oiaohm | Yep | Oct 24 19:45 |
schestowitz | Or stored rather | Oct 24 19:45 |
schestowitz | They stopped last I learned... | Oct 24 19:45 |
schestowitz | Bigpongf-Telstra | Oct 24 19:45 |
schestowitz | Microsoft in board | Oct 24 19:45 |
schestowitz | Neutrality | Oct 24 19:45 |
schestowitz | And they have an OOo rival | Oct 24 19:45 |
schestowitz | SaaS | Oct 24 19:45 |
oiaohm | bigpond has a request system. | Oct 24 19:45 |
schestowitz | So conflict of interests | Oct 24 19:45 |
oiaohm | For there filemirror. | Oct 24 19:45 |
oiaohm | Most of the time OOo is on there. | Oct 24 19:45 |
schestowitz | How many underwater cable does Aussie feed on? | Oct 24 19:45 |
schestowitz | *cables | Oct 24 19:46 |
-BNc/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] #GNOME Desktop Environment Gets #Clutter , New Journal http://ur1.ca/ecjv http://ur1.ca/ecjx | Oct 24 19:46 | |
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oiaohm | I think 5 schestowitz but I would have to look it up. | Oct 24 19:46 |
-BNc/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] #Amarok 2.2.0 a Major Improvement; #KDE Updates http://ur1.ca/ecko http://ur1.ca/eckr http://ur1.ca/ecks | Oct 24 19:50 | |
-BNc/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] New #Foresight #Linux is Coming http://www.ogmaciel.com/?p=742 | Oct 24 19:50 | |
oiaohm | Most connect into syndey and perth schestowitz. Basically disconnect 2 citys and that is most of the internet links to australia gone. | Oct 24 19:50 |
-BNc/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] #Fedora 12 Looks Fantastic: "It Was My Idea..." http://ur1.ca/e901 http://ur1.ca/ecky | Oct 24 19:52 | |
-BNc/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] #Screenshots of #Ubuntu #GNU #Linux 9.10 #ReleaseCandidate http://bit.ly/rUWrA | Oct 24 19:54 | |
Mutex_ | I thought the second major internet hub was Adelaide. | Oct 24 19:57 |
oiaohm | Ok I got it wrong there are 4 fiber link points to australia. I was counting tansmania as the 5 yes its a under water cable. 9 internet linking cables. And 1 just linking out to new Calendona | Oct 24 19:57 |
oiaohm | That is land line hub Mutex_ | Oct 24 19:57 |
oiaohm | Not international | Oct 24 19:57 |
Mutex_ | ok, | Oct 24 19:57 |
oiaohm | Perth is too far way from most of the population to be used as the second land line hub | Oct 24 19:58 |
Mutex_ | we do have a domestic fibre backbone at least along the east coast. | Oct 24 19:59 |
-BNc/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] #gnu #Linux #Mint 7 with Older #KDE Reviewed and Liked http://bit.ly/1anq6X | Oct 24 20:00 | |
oiaohm | The domestic fiber reachs all the way accross to perth Mutex_ | Oct 24 20:00 |
Mutex_ | yes, I expected it would. | Oct 24 20:00 |
oiaohm | Up threw the center is still a bit light on. | Oct 24 20:00 |
-BNc/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] More #EInk #Devices (like #EReaders ) Target #Linux with #ARM http://ur1.ca/e9i9 | Oct 24 20:01 | |
Mutex_ | yes, alice has a good connection, but further north is gets shaky, until Darwin. | Oct 24 20:01 |
Mutex_ | we also have satellite services so you can get online anywhere in Aus if you need too. | Oct 24 20:02 |
oiaohm | http://www.spectrum.ieee.org/computing/networks/high-speed-down-under The population map explains the issue. | Oct 24 20:03 |
DaemonFC | I've come up with a new scheme to get myself off my daily coffee and soda | Oct 24 20:03 |
-BNc/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] #Linux Gadget ( #Swindle ) Boosts #Amazon 's Profits http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/8321583.stm | Oct 24 20:04 | |
DaemonFC | I set up an auto transfer from checking to savings of $3.09 every day | Oct 24 20:04 |
Mutex_ | 2.7 people per square kilometer :) | Oct 24 20:04 |
Mutex_ | not many of us :) | Oct 24 20:04 |
DaemonFC | price of 1 large coffee and 1 2 liter of soda | Oct 24 20:04 |
oiaohm | Look at the map. | Oct 24 20:04 |
oiaohm | Its funny Mutex_ | Oct 24 20:04 |
-BNc/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] #Android #Linux Gets the Blessings of the US #Military http://ur1.ca/ecm2 #linuxwars | Oct 24 20:05 | |
oiaohm | Large percentage of Australia is less tha 1 person per square km. | Oct 24 20:05 |
Mutex_ | lol, yea "big empty" | Oct 24 20:05 |
oiaohm | By Australia you would say humans like to live in popluations great than 10 000 people per km. | Oct 24 20:06 |
DaemonFC | Microsoft shares are up 5% today | Oct 24 20:06 |
DaemonFC | seems like only yesterday that Windows 95 was causing a stock split | Oct 24 20:07 |
DaemonFC | and now all the launch of Windows 7 can do is bump them up 5 points? | Oct 24 20:07 |
oiaohm | 5 percent can be part of the normal weely swing. | Oct 24 20:07 |
schestowitz | Canada is similar | Oct 24 20:07 |
DaemonFC | I actually really liked the copy of Windows 95 OSR 2.1 that came with the PC I bought back then | Oct 24 20:09 |
DaemonFC | USB and FAT32 support | Oct 24 20:09 |
schestowitz | But it's mostly less inhibitable in winter.., worse than Finland | Oct 24 20:09 |
DaemonFC | I kept it around on various boxes for quite a while | Oct 24 20:09 |
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schestowitz | DaemonFC: MSFT is not up today | Oct 24 20:09 |
schestowitz | There's no trading today | Oct 24 20:10 |
oiaohm | Most of australia is desert country dry only reason out there is mining. | Oct 24 20:10 |
DaemonFC | the retail Windows 95 had no USB support and was limited to 2 GB hard disks | Oct 24 20:10 |
DaemonFC | the OEM Service Releases were only with a new PC, but there was not activation, o you could run it on anything you wanted | Oct 24 20:10 |
schestowitz | oiaohm: surely it can be transformed | Oct 24 20:10 |
Mutex_ | it's funny Win95 seemed ok, but still not as good as AmigaOS, that I has since 1988 | Oct 24 20:10 |
DaemonFC | *no | Oct 24 20:10 |
schestowitz | Many countries did just that | Oct 24 20:10 |
schestowitz | UAE | Oct 24 20:10 |
DaemonFC | Mutex_, Windows 98 was really just Windows 95 OSR 2.1 with Internet Explorer welded onto it | Oct 24 20:11 |
DaemonFC | :) | Oct 24 20:11 |
*schestowitz back to news | Oct 24 20:11 | |
DaemonFC | IE 3 came with Windows 95 OSR 2.1, but you could edit a few setup files and it wouldn't get installed | Oct 24 20:11 |
omar_ | Hi all | Oct 24 20:11 |
DaemonFC | or you could grab the IE 3 installer, install it, and then uninstall it with the new Add/Remove entry | Oct 24 20:11 |
Mutex_ | we dont have the water inland, there is a proposal of a huge dam in the north, to hold the water from the wet season, and the "snowy river scheme" was originally designed to pipe water inland from the great divide. | Oct 24 20:12 |
DaemonFC | the craptacular "shell update" was an optional part of IE 4 | Oct 24 20:12 |
oiaohm | schestowitz: Thinking before the natvies got here with fire the center of australia was like the amazon. Lot of work could turn it back. | Oct 24 20:12 |
DaemonFC | I made the mistake of trying to try it out and it rendered my system unusable | Oct 24 20:12 |
Mutex_ | that is exactly right oiaohm, and not that many people here know that. | Oct 24 20:12 |
-BNc/#boycottnovell-[schestowitz] #Subnotebooks Running #GNU #Linux Hey Nice #Meshing Technology http://bit.ly/Tfrr0 | Oct 24 20:13 | |
cubezzz | AmigaDOS was better than Win95, I agree | Oct 24 20:13 |
oiaohm | And I do mean exactly like the amazon. | Oct 24 20:13 |
DaemonFC | oiaohm, IE and the shell are more or less separated again if you install IE 7 or 8 on XP, or use Vista or 7 | Oct 24 20:13 |
Mutex_ | win95 was the reason I started using Linux | Oct 24 20:13 |
oiaohm | Clear the trees lose everything schestowitz | Oct 24 20:13 |
DaemonFC | Microsoft basically admitted with that that IE's shell integration was causing a lot of exploits | Oct 24 20:14 |
cubezzz | how does one restart X in Fedora 11, I don't seem to be able to ctrl-alt-backspace | Oct 24 20:14 |
Mutex_ | with megafourna | Oct 24 20:14 |
Mutex_ | giant kangaroos and such | Oct 24 20:14 |
oiaohm | Yep megafourna scarly large native animails. | Oct 24 20:14 |
DaemonFC | cubezzz, By editing Xorg.conf | Oct 24 20:15 |
Mutex_ | and probably "drop bears" :) | Oct 24 20:15 |
DaemonFC | some idiots apaprently were somehow accidentally hitting ctrl-alt-backspace by mistake | Oct 24 20:15 |
DaemonFC | :P | Oct 24 20:15 |
cubezzz | kind of hard to do by accident | Oct 24 20:15 |
DaemonFC | cubezzz, That was the official answer anyway | Oct 24 20:16 |
DaemonFC | I don't see how you would | Oct 24 20:16 |
oiaohm | Lot of the old native stories about running into huge native creates twice the high of normal humans for creatures that are barely 30 cm tall now are most likely true by the bones that have been found. | Oct 24 20:16 |
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cubezzz | the hobbit theory? | Oct 24 20:16 |
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Mutex_ | the hobbit is in indonesia | Oct 24 20:17 |
oiaohm | Australia did the reverse cubezzz | Oct 24 20:17 |
oiaohm | Small creatures ended up huge after the dinos disappeared. | Oct 24 20:17 |
oiaohm | Then man appeared and the reduced back. | Oct 24 20:17 |
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cubezzz | the squirrels around here seem to be getting bigger | Oct 24 20:18 |
Mutex_ | we still have some quite big birds here, and if you ever meet up with a 7 foot tall "big red" you might be introuble. | Oct 24 20:18 |
oiaohm | Its a bit like the salt water crocs here we have not seen any need full sized in over 60 years. | Oct 24 20:18 |
Mutex_ | they are protected now, so their numbers (and size) is certainly increasing nowdays. | Oct 24 20:19 |
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oiaohm | There is a status of one of the largest salt water crocs caught. It is god darn scary. You could basically lay in it mouth and it could close aroudn you not taking a bit out of you. | Oct 24 20:20 |
oiaohm | and that was only killed 100 years ago. | Oct 24 20:20 |
cubezzz | one weird thing I don't understand is why the passenger pigeon went extinct | Oct 24 20:20 |
cubezzz | eventually there were millions of them | Oct 24 20:20 |
cubezzz | evidently | Oct 24 20:21 |
oiaohm | There have been very few large flying things. | Oct 24 20:21 |
cubezzz | how big was the pterodactyl? | Oct 24 20:22 |
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oiaohm | The scary part about most salt water crocs is most die from starvation or desease or humans. None have been recored dieing from old age. | Oct 24 20:22 |
oiaohm | Ok or other crocs | Oct 24 20:23 |
oiaohm | Basically no old age deaths. | Oct 24 20:23 |
Mutex_ | very few things in nature die from old age. | Oct 24 20:23 |
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oiaohm | Zoos never have recorded a salt water croc dieing from old age either Mutex_ | Oct 24 20:24 |
cubezzz | interesting | Oct 24 20:24 |
Mutex_ | oh ok, yes, interesting, they are the top preditor so you would expect them to last, but in the wild you get old and slow, you cant feed yourself. | Oct 24 20:24 |
oiaohm | By the size of some of the old salt water crocs killed by humans and croc general growth rate. They could possiable live for over 1000 years. | Oct 24 20:25 |
oiaohm | And that would kinda explain why we have not seen any die from old age. | Oct 24 20:26 |
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Omar87 | Hi all. | Oct 24 20:26 |
oiaohm | That is the thing Mutex_ larger a croc is the faster it can attack from water. | Oct 24 20:27 |
cubezzz | there was that whale with the 18-century harpoon stuck in it | Oct 24 20:27 |
Mutex_ | I think the oldest known living thing, is the giant turtles, I think they last 200 or 300 years. not exactly sure. | Oct 24 20:27 |
cubezzz | so whales can live for centuries, not too surprising | Oct 24 20:27 |
cubezzz | no, giant clam is at least 400 years | Oct 24 20:27 |
cubezzz | for animal | Oct 24 20:27 |
oiaohm | Problem is we are not 100 percent sure of how to age a croc. And we killed all the really old ones and only realy measured there size. | Oct 24 20:28 |
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cubezzz | http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2007/10/071028100032.htm | Oct 24 20:29 |
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oiaohm | whales have a lot faster growth rate than crocs cubezzz | Oct 24 20:30 |
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cubezzz | I can believe it | Oct 24 20:31 |
oiaohm | Killing the whales that humans did also took away a large croc food source. | Oct 24 20:31 |
oiaohm | you have to remember salt water crocs are called salt water crocs because they are sea going. | Oct 24 20:31 |
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oiaohm | Only fairly large ones go out into the sea. Other wises sharks are a problem for them. | Oct 24 20:32 |
cubezzz | I imagine a giant clam in cold water would grow even slower | Oct 24 20:32 |
Mutex_ | yes, thats an interesting article cubezzz | Oct 24 20:33 |
JPerlow | I've had giant clam. It's tasty. | Oct 24 20:33 |
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oiaohm | Adobe is a friend to open source in a way. They have always ended up documenting there fileformats of there own free will. And never done anything agressive. | Oct 24 20:34 |
oiaohm | could they been more helpful at times yes. But You cannot have everything. | Oct 24 20:34 |
cubezzz | yeah, I just don't see Adobe as FOSS friendly | Oct 24 20:37 |
oiaohm | Have they done anything that is unfriendly majorally cubezzz | Oct 24 20:38 |
JPerlow | by definition, no corporation which produces commercial, closed source-software is "friendly" to Free Software. Free Software classifies this as "unethical". | Oct 24 20:38 |
oiaohm | So you hate redhat JPerlow | Oct 24 20:38 |
cubezzz | well let me put it this way | Oct 24 20:38 |
cubezzz | gnash has a looong way to go | Oct 24 20:38 |
JPerlow | no. I am simply stating the Free Software definition. | Oct 24 20:38 |
JPerlow | by definition, Free Software would also have to classify Redhat as an unethical company. | Oct 24 20:39 |
cubezzz | there are degrees | Oct 24 20:39 |
cubezzz | let's not go all black & white here | Oct 24 20:39 |
oiaohm | adobe works by open spec JPerlow | Oct 24 20:39 |
JPerlow | Not all of their software is open. | Oct 24 20:40 |
oiaohm | So even that you don't have source code of application you can still access the data. | Oct 24 20:40 |
oiaohm | You will find all formats of adobe are open spec JPerlow | Oct 24 20:40 |
JPerlow | PDF was only opened recently. | Oct 24 20:41 |
oiaohm | Define recently. | Oct 24 20:41 |
JPerlow | 2008. | Oct 24 20:41 |
oiaohm | LOL | Oct 24 20:41 |
oiaohm | spec to PDF was released in 1992 | Oct 24 20:41 |
JPerlow | not the most current implementation | Oct 24 20:41 |
oiaohm | xpdf used the spec to create it. | Oct 24 20:41 |
Mutex_ | not even all conicals SW is open either. | Oct 24 20:41 |
cubezzz | it's still binary blob city re: flash | Oct 24 20:41 |
oiaohm | 2008 was just a update to spec they release a update every 2 years. | Oct 24 20:42 |
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oiaohm | flash issues are more complex. Lot of the items of flash that are not open spec adobe has licenced from others. | Oct 24 20:42 |
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oiaohm | So 2010 we should see another pdf spec update. | Oct 24 20:43 |
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cubezzz | looking for kweather for fedora 11 | Oct 24 20:44 |
JPerlow | oiaohm it was not an ISO standard until july of 2008. | Oct 24 20:45 |
oiaohm | Yet spec was released long before that JPerlow | Oct 24 20:45 |
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oiaohm | The condition on use of the spec was not to release programs with the goal to bipass the pdf copy protection. | Oct 24 20:46 |
JPerlow | and until recently the third party implementations with the most recent support were closed | Oct 24 20:46 |
oiaohm | So what is xpdf JPerlow | Oct 24 20:46 |
JPerlow | a front end to ghostscript | Oct 24 20:47 |
oiaohm | The first implementation other than adobe reader. | Oct 24 20:47 |
oiaohm | LOL | Oct 24 20:47 |
cubezzz | kpdf too | Oct 24 20:47 |
JPerlow | talk to the guy who runs artifex and see if he's a Free Software advocate. | Oct 24 20:47 |
JPerlow | lol | Oct 24 20:47 |
oiaohm | xpdf translates from pdf to ps | Oct 24 20:47 |
oiaohm | xpdf predates ghostscript being able to process pdf. | Oct 24 20:48 |
oiaohm | xpdf was the first program build from the released spec by adobe. Most windows users are not aware of it because it never ran on windows. | Oct 24 20:49 |
oiaohm | Yes there have been a lot of closed source windows programs to render pdfs. | Oct 24 20:49 |
oiaohm | These days even gimp opens pdf files on Linux. | Oct 24 20:50 |
oiaohm | JPerlow: you have been reading too much stuff writen by MS to try to discredit pdf as a open standard so they could get xps up. | Oct 24 20:51 |
JPerlow | um, no. | Oct 24 20:53 |
JPerlow | I've talked with the guy that founded Artifex which created Ghostscript. | Oct 24 20:53 |
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oiaohm | You are aware that xpdf tools can operate without ghostscript installed. | Oct 24 20:55 |
oiaohm | Note tools not viewer JPerlow | Oct 24 20:55 |
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oiaohm | Like converting pdf to ps for printing. | Oct 24 20:56 |
JPerlow | show me a 100 percent adobe PDF 1.7 compliant tool suite that is Free | Oct 24 20:57 |
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oiaohm | http://www.foolabs.com/xpdf/home.html Has for a while JPerlow | Oct 24 20:58 |
oiaohm | It provides a support lib allowing other pdf views to have the same. | Oct 24 20:58 |
JPerlow | its not 100 percent compliant with the PDF that adobe generates with their own engine | Oct 24 20:59 |
oiaohm | With the PDF part it is. | Oct 24 20:59 |
oiaohm | FDF and other parts no so much. | Oct 24 20:59 |
oiaohm | But they are different standards JPerlow | Oct 24 21:00 |
oiaohm | adobe documents from there engine contain 4 standards on adverage in a PDF file. | Oct 24 21:01 |
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oiaohm | Hmm Research & Development section of MS is down by 200 million on the quater. | Oct 24 21:10 |
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oiaohm | http://www.blendernation.com/thai-government-releases-free-blendergimp-ebook/ thai goverment updating books about open source software. | Oct 24 21:12 |
Mutex_ | R&D historically is not the money maker, it generally an expense. | Oct 24 21:13 |
JPerlow | it's down at every major tech company. | Oct 24 21:13 |
JPerlow | pretty much across the board. | Oct 24 21:13 |
oiaohm | No R&D no new products. Mutex_ | Oct 24 21:13 |
oiaohm | List the tech companies it is down JPerlow | Oct 24 21:16 |
Mutex_ | SUN | Oct 24 21:17 |
JPerlow | AMD | Oct 24 21:17 |
JPerlow | Intel | Oct 24 21:17 |
oiaohm | Google is holding level. where they would have normally increased R&D expending they have not. IBM has gone up. HP is holding level. | Oct 24 21:17 |
schestowitz | ISO is corrupt, JPerlow | Oct 24 21:17 |
schestowitz | It doesn't matter much what it did re PDF | Oct 24 21:17 |
schestowitz | And you're lying about the FSF | Oct 24 21:18 |
schestowitz | Describing it as anti-companies | Oct 24 21:18 |
schestowitz | Typical smear | Oct 24 21:18 |
JPerlow | lol | Oct 24 21:18 |
oiaohm | AMD and Intel both are facing heavy competion from ARM. | Oct 24 21:18 |
schestowitz | It's neither against companies nor money making | Oct 24 21:18 |
schestowitz | It's pro ethics and control by customers | Oct 24 21:18 |
schestowitz | Funny, eh? | Oct 24 21:18 |
oiaohm | Combind with lack of x86 sales due to MS flop JPerlow | Oct 24 21:18 |
schestowitz | I can actually pay someone who repects my freedom | Oct 24 21:18 |
schestowitz | Many people would pay Red Hat | Oct 24 21:19 |
schestowitz | Cause it's better than paying to licence some blobs | Oct 24 21:19 |
schestowitz | Red Hat's core is same as gratis (centos) | Oct 24 21:19 |
oiaohm | SUN most of the staff being layed off are not R&D but sales and marketing. Mutex_ | Oct 24 21:19 |
schestowitz | anyhoo... | Oct 24 21:19 |
schestowitz | Back in a mo | Oct 24 21:19 |
JPerlow | sorry to have disturbed your afternoon nap, no problem. | Oct 24 21:19 |
schestowitz | JPerlow: why so angry? :-) | Oct 24 21:20 |
schestowitz | I just need to try to do the links quickly enough] | Oct 24 21:20 |
JPerlow | I'm not angry :) | Oct 24 21:20 |
JPerlow | why should I be angry | Oct 24 21:20 |
oiaohm | Merge always costs some staff as well Mutex_ | Oct 24 21:20 |
JPerlow | I enjoyed your link to my ZDNet post yesterday. | Oct 24 21:21 |
oiaohm | Can you list any that have reduced there R&D that either are not being taken over or have been hurt by MS flop. | Oct 24 21:21 |
Mutex_ | "MS flop" ?? | Oct 24 21:22 |
oiaohm | Nokia had a bad run but there R&D has not reduced. | Oct 24 21:22 |
oiaohm | Intel and AMD both geared up for huge sales from Vista. Both ended up having a over supply of chips. Ram makers had the same problem. | Oct 24 21:23 |
oiaohm | Most of the crunch in the IT world started before the money system turned bad. | Oct 24 21:24 |
Mutex_ | plus that little thing called a "dot bomb" | Oct 24 21:25 |
oiaohm | Issue MS has the market is saturated. Most people who need a computer with a OS already have a computer. | Oct 24 21:25 |
oiaohm | This would have happened with or without the downturn. | Oct 24 21:26 |
JPerlow | oiaohm do you actually work for a large corporation or have anything to do with large IT budgets? | Oct 24 21:26 |
oiaohm | I am highered from time to time by large corporations to clean up messes and find secuirty issues. This puts me in the very privilaged location to look at all data on there systems. | Oct 24 21:28 |
oiaohm | Of course under NDA JPerlow | Oct 24 21:29 |
JPerlow | under NDA? | Oct 24 21:29 |
oiaohm | Non Disclosure Agreements | Oct 24 21:30 |
JPerlow | are you saying you work under NDA, or that you would only say who you work for under NDA? | Oct 24 21:30 |
oiaohm | Doing secuirty auditing is always done under NDA. Its just the way those jobs are. You find faults you must to leak information to others. You see stuff in the process you must not tell anyone what you saw. | Oct 24 21:32 |
JPerlow | In other words you do nothing which involves making financial decsions at a C-seat level. | Oct 24 21:34 |
oiaohm | Not exacatly. | Oct 24 21:34 |
JPerlow | So therefore you have zero insight as to how large organizations spend money on IT. | Oct 24 21:35 |
oiaohm | Remember part of the process is a risk assessment on the new system before it deployed. People like me are not that impressesed with Windows 7. | Oct 24 21:35 |
Mutex_ | oimohm so you would be able to hack my Win 7 box if I gave you my IP address ? | Oct 24 21:36 |
oiaohm | Yes I don't do the final yes or no and sign over the money. | Oct 24 21:36 |
oiaohm | But does not mean I am not asked if it is worth it or not JPerlow. | Oct 24 21:37 |
oiaohm | Mutex_: There is more than just remote cracking to worry about. It would be simpler to have you visit a web site that is targeting particular weaknesses than trying to go through firewalls. | Oct 24 21:38 |
Mutex_ | so the simple answer is NO you cannot hack my Win 7 box if i give you my IP,, ok | Oct 24 21:39 |
oiaohm | Not exact no. | Oct 24 21:39 |
oiaohm | There are Linux firewalls and other things in the middle that makes it tricky Mutex_ | Oct 24 21:39 |
oiaohm | They will filter out damaged packets Windows 7 is weak to. | Oct 24 21:40 |
oiaohm | Basiclaly If I have direct network access to your Windows 7 its take able. | Oct 24 21:43 |
oiaohm | In the same kinds of ways Vista and XP are. | Oct 24 21:43 |
Mutex_ | I would like to see that :) | Oct 24 21:48 |
oiaohm | The recent smb2 one is classical. attempted dereference of an out-of-bounds memory location. Its a buffer overflow. If running on a old processor without NX or with NX disable its take able about 1 in 50 attempts. | Oct 24 21:52 |
oiaohm | Yes its also how many times am I allows to crash the machine before getting in. | Oct 24 21:53 |
oiaohm | How the crashes happen the regestry can be mal written to disk. | Oct 24 21:55 |
Mutex_ | ill remeber that the next time my machine starts crashing time after time after time, I might then have to assume something is wrong !! | Oct 24 21:55 |
oiaohm | So even if attack does not get in the machine still be turned into a paper weight causing downtime. | Oct 24 21:55 |
oiaohm | People always think its if the system gets breached is the only critical thing. | Oct 24 21:56 |
oiaohm | Two things are critical. Number 1 machine stays running. Number 2 it don't get breached. | Oct 24 21:56 |
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oiaohm | Mutex_: windows uses get use to 1 or 2 crashes a hour. | Oct 24 22:05 |
Mutex_ | what ??? your joking right, um ever used windows yourself. | Oct 24 22:05 |
oiaohm | They normally put it down to windows is just play up today. | Oct 24 22:06 |
oiaohm | I did it as a test for a business to see how long before computer issues would be reported. | Oct 24 22:06 |
Mutex_ | you do realise you are talking to people who actually use the product you speak of, and they are all wondering what you are doing wrong. ! | Oct 24 22:07 |
oiaohm | Over 3 in a hour you would get reaction. | Oct 24 22:07 |
oiaohm | Quickly. | Oct 24 22:07 |
_Hicham_ | completely agree with oiaohm | Oct 24 22:07 |
Mutex_ | well how do I manage to get months uptime on this little old laptop running windows ? what am i doing wrong. ? | Oct 24 22:08 |
Mutex_ | how come none of my machines ever crash, | Oct 24 22:08 |
oiaohm | I did not say that windows could not get months of uptime. | Oct 24 22:09 |
_Hicham_ | because u don't use them | Oct 24 22:09 |
oiaohm | Windows users just seam not to report the crashes. | Oct 24 22:09 |
Mutex_ | funny im sure you said "windows users get 2 to 3 crashes an hour". | Oct 24 22:09 |
oiaohm | Even when you know they are happening. | Oct 24 22:09 |
oiaohm | left out a word Mutex_ | Oct 24 22:10 |
Mutex_ | so im not using my computer now ?? gee I was sure I was using my computer now,,,,, go figure | Oct 24 22:10 |
oiaohm | use | Oct 24 22:10 |
oiaohm | Windows users get use to 1 to 2 crashes an hour. | Oct 24 22:10 |
oiaohm | They will tollerate that ammout without reporting. | Oct 24 22:10 |
Mutex_ | im sorry, thats just wrong, and you know it. | Oct 24 22:11 |
oiaohm | I am not wrong. | Oct 24 22:11 |
oiaohm | The will get sick of it if it lasts more than a day. | Oct 24 22:12 |
Mutex_ | well if you get that many crashes an hour, mabey your in the wrong game. | Oct 24 22:12 |
oiaohm | This was a test to find out when the reporting would happen. | Oct 24 22:12 |
oiaohm | Mac users would report on the 3 crash in the day. | Oct 24 22:12 |
oiaohm | Almost 100 percent dependably. | Oct 24 22:13 |
oiaohm | Mutex_: this is base line data to know how much of an attack would be invisible. | Oct 24 22:15 |
Mutex_ | oh ok, | Oct 24 22:15 |
oiaohm | Linux and Unix users are normally about equal. | Oct 24 22:15 |
oiaohm | Little bit better than mac. 2 crashes on adverage. | Oct 24 22:15 |
oiaohm | We asked lot of the windows users why they were not reporting. Common answer was a stupid one we need to get work done. | Oct 24 22:16 |
Mutex_ | mission critical stuff like SCADA systems will get a response first time it crashes, if it EVER does. | Oct 24 22:16 |
oiaohm | But that has a policy to that effect right Mutex_ | Oct 24 22:17 |
oiaohm | If you leave them without policy you will get these kinds of numbers. | Oct 24 22:17 |
Mutex_ | ofcourse. SCADA system have a policy for everything. | Oct 24 22:17 |
Mutex_ | It's called Quality Assurance. | Oct 24 22:17 |
oiaohm | I was shocked my self that windows users could tolerate about 8 hours of reboots costing most of the productive time in the hour. | Oct 24 22:18 |
Mutex_ | they are also designed fail safe, so a crash does not affect the system as a whole | Oct 24 22:18 |
oiaohm | 2 reboots is basically 40 mins at least in the hour when the computer is not usable. | Oct 24 22:19 |
oiaohm | Even more shocking was that the penny was not dropping that they were not getting there work done because the computer was not running to do it. | Oct 24 22:20 |
oiaohm | So getting the machine fixed would get there work done quickly. | Oct 24 22:21 |
oiaohm | The thing that worries me is how much productive time is lost to this tollerence that windows users have developed. | Oct 24 22:22 |
oiaohm | I guess doing SCADA you don't get to run human tests like this Mutex_ | Oct 24 22:24 |
Mutex_ | no it seems scada users dont have that issue, and I actually dont think windows users are very tolerant at all to crashes. They are infact very very rare these days, (and by these days i mean the last 10 years). | Oct 24 22:25 |
oiaohm | Test was only done a year ago Mutex_ | Oct 24 22:26 |
oiaohm | Part of the issue we believe is that in a comperate world they don't want to be blamed for doing something wrong to cause the crash. | Oct 24 22:27 |
Mutex_ | IMO thats a crazy test that no one in their right mind would allow to be done, "come in and crash my employees computers" and hope you dont screw anything up. There is NO WAY that would be allowed in anything important. | Oct 24 22:28 |
oiaohm | With SCADA something goes wrong you don't report it you are dead. If you did something wrong and you report you are only minorally dead. | Oct 24 22:28 |
Mutex_ | SCADA system operators dont need to report failures, something fails the system automatically pages a tech, who will dial in and fix it. | Oct 24 22:29 |
oiaohm | Workers about to be retrenced doing retraining make great test subjects Mutex_ | Oct 24 22:29 |
oiaohm | Of course the test subjects were not doing anything important for the business. | Oct 24 22:30 |
oiaohm | Reason why its hard to do the tests and why they only happen about once every 5 years. | Oct 24 22:30 |
oiaohm | Yes the information is used to effect policy and staff training. | Oct 24 22:31 |
Mutex_ | so mabey the "users" are biased, and dont give a rats, and knowing they are just doing "busy work" would tend not to put as high a value on the failurs, and only just "starting" the job, they may think the machines of this company are just crap. | Oct 24 22:32 |
Mutex_ | To me, it's not a very satisfactory analysis. | Oct 24 22:32 |
Mutex_ | what about a AutoCAD users, loses 2 hours work because his computer crashes, he'll be in the IT depts face in SECONDS. | Oct 24 22:33 |
-BNi/#boycottnovell-[diablod3/@diablod3] The Weirdest Clouds that You'll Ever See http://ur1.ca/ecy5 | Oct 24 22:44 | |
schestowitz | Hi, _Hicham_ | Oct 24 22:51 |
_Hicham_ | Hi Lord Schestowitz | Oct 24 22:51 |
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oiaohm | Mutex_: particular user groups are more touchy. Autocad users are about the same as apple and linux users. The freak event allowance. | Oct 24 22:56 |
oiaohm | The idea that a computer crashes it departments always get told is wrong. | Oct 24 22:57 |
oiaohm | You don't put run of the mill hardware infrount of Autocad users if you value you life either. | Oct 24 22:59 |
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schestowitz | heh. Skip to 1:05: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2SP6Wry9LJE&NR=1 | Oct 24 23:04 |
schestowitz | This dude thinks humans have been here for 20 million years? | Oct 24 23:04 |
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_Hicham_ | i have been here for 1 billion years | Oct 24 23:14 |
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schestowitz | Another nice video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zzsg0yEH4s&feature=PlayList&p=42B8A475AB3E71CF&index=0&playnext=1 | Oct 24 23:25 |
schestowitz | _Hicham_: so we're the same age !1 | Oct 24 23:26 |
schestowitz | JPerlow: re http://blogs.zdnet.com/perlow/?p=11423 | Oct 24 23:29 |
schestowitz | How much do you know about likewise vs samba? | Oct 24 23:30 |
-BNc/#boycottnovell-[scientes] Obama ignores that banks are not lending, keeping their money with the fed. @whitehouse #bailout | Oct 24 23:33 | |
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