[00:08] <mike-kfed> lol, lattice
[00:08] <mike-kfed> optimization.
[00:08] <mike-kfed> madnight: That question is truly unanswerable. Who knows what Hask' is? It might even be a discrete category for all we know.
[00:36] <wonko7> bots
[00:36] <wonko7> i have say but i find an other solution
[00:36] <wonko7> not only being "trained" on a very narrow skill/toolset like the educational system does, where you're only supposed to repeat but to comprehend things, look above the horizon
[00:36] <wonko7> it's like they don't realize that results can vary because of the filter bubble
[00:36] <wonko7> catphish: any problem in life can somehow be solved with "more scotch"
[00:36] <wonko7> this is the cog that I am mentioning
[00:38] <zgrep18> But I have a formula for the amount of microstates. It's (q + N -1) chooses q, where q is the number of possible states. Maybe the constraint doing something, but that should lower the amount of possible states Millennial
[00:38] <zgrep18> fooԁ dоᥱs not takе аᴡɑy tһе һunɡer Αⅼlaһ tаkes away tһe h∪ᥒgᥱr
[00:38] <zgrep18> you want to NOT show it?
[00:38] <zgrep18> "strangling you in the kitchen" "no wait how can you evGRRRKRKRKRK"
[01:43] <julius17> and https://restic.readthedocs.io/en/latest/070_encryption.html
[01:43] <julius17> I've used a button with the 7segment to count up and with the sensor ive used an led to test im wiring them up correct
[01:43] <julius17> Hey. Is there any good way to set auto away on idle/
[01:43] <julius17> Then please do so.
[02:21] <otti14> j416: could you elaborate more on "using another index"?
[02:21] <otti14> .engage
[02:21] <otti14> well he didnt promise anything
[02:21] <otti14> i am usin certbot.  how should i schedule updating my old certs?
[02:27] <Monkeh14> one min and ill be testing. just hooked up now. but arduino software takes ages to load for some reason
[02:27] <Monkeh14> (unreg) <yandex_browser> execi: of course.  yes, there can be padding between
[02:27] <Monkeh14> tell it all
[02:27] <Monkeh14> jim: Correct! :)
[02:27] <Monkeh14> TheRealNoob, before or after the RAM MAfia cartel in china getting up the prices?
[02:27] <Monkeh14> math101: not sure what that example should be about
[04:19] <Hamcha_> Running Ubuntu SERVER latest,
[04:19] <Hamcha_> 'fetch me this url'
[04:19] <Hamcha_> i guess i need to be in the news next month to prepare
[04:19] <Hamcha_> :h system(
[04:19] <Hamcha_> yitz, one sec
[06:41] <xyz15> I guess point . f == fmap f . point
[06:41] <xyz15> as109: sorry, yeah that is confusing yes, the way these equations are written doesn't translate to single line text well at all
[06:41] <xyz15> https://i.imgflip.com/1i6lbn.jpg
[06:41] <xyz15> Triffid_Hunter, I didn't say can't, I said the opposite.
[06:41] <xyz15> "signal" sure
[08:07] <Ankhers9> it's not kilowatts
[08:07] <Ankhers9> fromBeyond, I'll just note in passing that there is a channel #awk, in case you need to check with a bunch of folks who know stuff ;)
[08:07] <Ankhers9> So the file /srv/salt/states/base/myfile.txt is referenced via salt://myfile.txt
[08:07] <Ankhers9> like, how to divide polynomial x^2 + 2x + 1 by polynomial (x+2) with remainder
[08:07] <Ankhers9> but do try working with turned around mouse
[08:08] <Ankhers9> right, but the dynamics of legacy systems is a strong contender
[11:36] <revprez_anz> ...hopefully that'll no longer get me banned for saying it :P
[11:36] <revprez_anz>         hashed)         __style=${FAST_THEME_NAME}hashed-command;;
[11:36] <revprez_anz> log_statement = none
[13:16] <ariabuckles14> Do you think a 670 MHz -3 dB bandwidth is sufficient for digital data up to 500 Mbps?
[13:17] <ariabuckles14> here is a CAT charge up and explosion: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P_V6fJh_eSI
[13:17] <ariabuckles14> Exterminador: without password as in he can't login?
[13:17] <ariabuckles14> I'm going to go for no on that one
[13:39] <filcab5> kirk781: mx-linux ? https://opensource.com/article/18/2/mx-linux-17-distro-beginners "After testing this baby out for three weeks, I can honestly say that I've never been more satisfied with an operating system."
[13:39] <filcab5> I suppose it's rather interesting what causes the side effects? Is that magic that happens inside the entry code of a thunk?
[13:39] <filcab5> perhaps it's as easy as let stderr = stdout in ... ?
[13:59] <intermezzo2> [...] is the description for the option itself, everything after the : is related to the arguments it takes
[14:00] <intermezzo2> I know the theory, no need to explain. just insecure about it lol
[14:08] <acfrazier6> I do 90% of stuff in the terminal anyway
[14:08] <acfrazier6> autopsy: i did but nothing happend
[14:44] <Orez8> hrnz just quickly calculated that in the head
[14:44] <Orez8> I got a fairly modern i5, 16GB ram and ssd
[14:45] <Orez8> caskit: Haskell, here. :)
[15:34] <percY-19> azulakina: it's also subject to easier exploit
[15:34] <percY-19> 10000 kWh per year. not too bafd
[15:34] <percY-19> mqsf - I did change that, so I don't remember what the default is
[15:34] <percY-19> kludge: i’ve got something for the vintage love in you
[15:52] <waxb___27> why you will recieve a call?
[15:52] <waxb___27> That's precisely why the terms are different – because they mean different things. Which is why in the beginning of this conversation, I advised dunpeal to quit translating.
[15:53] <waxb___27> now im dying to know what gnomovision is, i wonder if it predated gnome
[15:53] <waxb___27> List
[16:06] <panikovsky10> Wow, talk about perks.  That's one lucky cat.
[16:06] <panikovsky10> does it matter? it's still a least three minor versions until it's usable :)
[16:06] <panikovsky10> So really f'(x) = f'(0) for all x
[16:16] <jarib16> pingfloyd: hasty generalization
[16:16] <jarib16> pf.conf(5) does document state handling, did you take a look at that?
[16:16] <jarib16> i guess int-e's matrix encodes the pt in it
[16:17] <jarib16> I'm just saying they assume it this time for the student to guess
[16:17] <jarib16> who is WE?
[16:17] <jarib16> but I'm shit tired this thursday morning
[16:22] <jwheare10> at least it keeps the settings that I had previously
[16:22] <jwheare10> a lol a day keeps the doc away.
 Is there any way to auto run multiple commands upon connecting to a server? I am using "autosendcmd" to automatically identify a user, but I also want to ask a room for an invite and then join that room.
[16:55] <vlee5> when I connect with wvdial it returns local ip address(inet) remote ip address(destination) and dns server 1 :<IP_ADDRESS> and 2: <IP_ADDRESS>
[16:55] <vlee5> no void *
[16:55] <vlee5> streetvillains, is tehre something i can help you with?
[16:55] <vlee5> We need people testing the code :)
[17:45] <Guest7570> and #fortinet is still spammed the hell out lol
[17:45] <Guest7570> err, got, didn't buy that piece.
[17:45] <Guest7570> because of caching
[19:16] <irsol1> im0nde: if you don't have a publicly routable IP, this is a non-starter
[19:16] <irsol1> spaces: the limitations of the PI 3 could undermine all the power savings basically.
[19:16] <irsol1> lin_noob: it's not about being important, it's about marketers wanting to know where to direct all their spam (among other things)
[19:16] <irsol1> yes, set -x is called "xtrace"
[19:28] <ben21> I've learned better than to assume other peoples' competence =p
[19:28] <ben21> it's Arduino
[19:28] <ben21> apparently it was the IMF that forced them to sell the mines in the first place in return for aid. The sold for millions, while the mines make billions yearly.
[20:24] <roflbox18> but the way I wrote it is recommended for one-liners in IRC
[20:24] <roflbox18> let me get a link
[20:24] <roflbox18> and they are both put into a timestamp field without timezone
[21:02] <voidlily8> no wonder its having trouble
[21:03] <voidlily8> And I apologize for absolutely ignoring the instructions
[21:03] <voidlily8> adrian_1908: yeah, but that'd be braindead :)
[21:03] <voidlily8> morning, you hosers.
[21:03] <voidlily8> ohh noo extra kludgy code?
[21:08] <yasoob_>    -> Cue long list of these for every possible type in this container
[21:08] <yasoob_> and deleted the vardir
[21:08] <yasoob_> n3xuz, no problem.
[21:08] <yasoob_> haha thanks!
[21:08] <yasoob_> So i guess i missedsth
[21:10] <BradMc> (unreg) <yandex_browser> manny: that's why i put spaces around multiplication operator (binary *) and do not put space after indirection operator (unary *)
[21:10] <BradMc> it doesn't :)
[22:02] <zouhair25> apparent collision with curry, et. al.
[22:02] <zouhair25> or Free Vector...
[22:02] <zouhair25> friendofafriend: yep, TS100, impressive device
[22:02] <zouhair25> bdie scales up to 2V if you can cool it
[22:11] <dschoepe_> pingfloyd i know
[22:11] <dschoepe_> right, why not use halide directly
[22:11] <dschoepe_> it works on my desktop, but not on my laptop, and both are running nearly identical installs of Debian 9
[22:11] <dschoepe_> and not caring about the data...
[22:18] <apw29> by saying 'nice' I means if you think something is terrible you are free to invent it yourself.
[22:19] <apw29> i have 3 headphones and one iem
[22:27] <killtheliterate6> and led strips, are typically 60 leds per meter
[22:27] <killtheliterate6> the google english->french is fanfuckingtastic
[22:58] <Genesis-> "Show for single layout" That was turned off.
[22:58] <Genesis-> Even now the thing lags so I type too much thinking nothing happening
[22:58] <Genesis-> yeah, each variant has many configs.
[23:28] <joako21> Chikkuri:  you mean using  arccos[ (v.w)/(||v||*||w||) ]  to get the angle between v and w ?
[23:28] <joako21> i think it means that it requires an invitation
[23:28] <joako21> I've heard, here I think, that if your dog is afraid of the roomba then what you gotta do is yell at the roomba in front of it, establishing that you are still the dominant member of the pack
[23:28] <Kingsy1> but interspecies differences are nice and clear
[23:28] <Kingsy1> michalrus: Disable -Werror for one module, in which you define `useConstraint :: HasCallStack => ()`.
[23:59] <Helio-> from that screen, it looks like you have too much idle cpu and not enough ram


[18:53] <diddledan__> mhall119, I fancy having a bash at helping with the loco team portal if I can figure it out (I'm a PHP dev by trade, but I'm sure I can pick-up django+python.... famous last words!)
[19:00] <mhall119> diddledan__: you'd be fine, I went from php to python myself
[19:00] <mhall119> it's a bit of a learning curve, but python is a really clean easy language
[19:01] <mhall119> just remember, if you find that what you're doing is difficult in python, it's most likely because you're doing it wrong :)
[19:01] <diddledan__> that's a good bit of advice :-)
[19:02] <mhall119> there's a good tutorial on https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.10/intro/tutorial01/ that will walk you through learning django
[19:12] <diddledan__> first thing. get it running - django-openid-provider reference is for 0.4 but pip can't find it in the vagrant-provision
[19:13] <diddledan__> s/in/during/
[19:16] <diddledan__> sorry, django-openid-auth


[19:30] <rick_h> cmaloney: that's cool, up your alley. When do you put in your first PR? :)
[21:11] <cmaloney> Heh. Not quite yet
[21:11] <cmaloney> Have to install it first to see what's up
[21:35] <dzho> a little further afield, thought this channel might Have Opinions about something like http://www.ginandtacos.com/2018/01/27/wither-detroit/
[21:37] <dzho> cmaloney: it makes me sad that when I click the github link from that gettogether site, it asks me to sign in
[21:37] <dzho> oh, that's just them using GitHub OAuth. Nevermind!
[22:01] <cmaloney> Heh
[22:02] <cmaloney> Honestly the reason Detroit isn't on Amazon's list is because we got rid of the laws that allowed the city to claim eminent domain
[22:02] <cmaloney> so they can't negotiate huge tracts of land for Amazon.
[22:02] <cmaloney> it's unfortunate but that's really the reason why Amazon isn't coming here
[22:02] <cmaloney> that and we can't offer the tax breaks for something like Amazon.
[22:03] <cmaloney> Honestly I'm not upset that Amazon isn't coming here
[22:03] <cmaloney> Detroit needs to build its own business, not have some outside company shop for where they want to land
[22:03] <cmaloney> That's old thinking
[22:05] <jrwren> its good that amazon isn't coming to detroit.
[22:05] <jrwren> the tax breaks for which amazon is looking will only hurt whatever city they land in
[22:06] <jrwren> oh... you said almost the same thing. :)
[22:06] <jrwren> I hadn't finished reading yet.
[22:06]  * jrwren bows head in shame
[22:06] <cmaloney> jrwren: You only get a partial glare then. :)
[22:07] <cmaloney> One of the NAS drives on one of the Synolgy RAID gave me bad sectors
[22:12] <jrwren> :(
[22:12] <jrwren> did you get a SMART warning first?
[22:13] <cmaloney> Yeah, but the NAS wasn't set up to warn about bad sectors
[22:13] <cmaloney> it's only used for backups anyway so it's not that big of a deal
[22:13] <cmaloney> and I replaced the drive (3TB WD Red drive, WD30WFRX)
[22:23] <jrwren> even if i don't lose data, it always hurts me a bit to replace a drive.
[22:23] <jrwren> i don't know why.
[22:26] <jrwren> https://twitter.com/SteveCase/status/957663731164631040
[22:29] <cmaloney> I know the feeling


[00:03] <novodinia> Is there battery monitor software that comes with Lubuntu?
[00:09] <novodinia> Maybe I should restart X, brb.
[00:11] <novodinia> The problem is that there is a black box where the gnome-power-manager system tray app should be, it's a black box with a red cicle crossed out.
[00:11] <novodinia> If you right click on it, you get a small gray line, where there should be options, there are none, just a gray line.
[00:12] <novodinia> left or right clicking
[00:12] <novodinia> My kernel doesn't have apm built-in
[00:13] <novodinia> I would rebuild the kernel, but then it wouldn't be kubuntu.
[00:13] <novodinia> s/kubuntu/lubuntu
[00:13] <novodinia> I need some way of monitoring my battery and I need some way to specify that guake should be started after logging in.
[00:35] <novodinia> bbl
[03:10] <deckstar> Has anyone else found 11.04 slower than 10.10?
[03:11] <deckstar> It's noticeably slower for my P4, 1.4GHz, Especially Update Manager
[03:47] <KM0201> deckstar: naa, it screams on my laptop
[03:49] <Unit193> deckstar: If you're ok with bleeding edge software and that's not your only computer, I may know something that might help
[03:57] <jmarsden> deckstar: Have you run any benchmarks on each OS and compared them, so we have objective numbers to work with?  Does your system seem to be bottlenecks by CPU speed, RAM, disk access speed, network access speed, or some other factor?
[07:37] <freedomlives> I would need some quick help if anyone can fill me in:  How to I access the grub menu on starting up a computer with Lubuntu?
[07:37] <freedomlives> I read to hold down <SHIFT> and when I do that I see the word "Grub" but then the booting continues
[07:40] <freedomlives> I'm doing my tests of this on VMware, but need to know to guide my mother whose computer has been getting a kernel panic from the wrong root device being passed
[07:43] <Unit193> Normally shift will do it. Try hitting Esc when you see Grub
[07:47] <freedomlives> ok, in fact it seems that I wasn't holding down shift for long enough-- apparently it must be held down from the start of boot until the menu appears
[07:47] <freedomlives> thanks anyway
[07:47] <freedomlives> hopefully I can walk my mother through editing group command lines over the phone :-/
[07:51] <Unit193> Good luck man... Maybe edit the /etc/defaults/grub ?
[07:56] <poltak> how do you configure daemons in *buntu? Is there an equivilent to /etc/rc.conf?
[07:57] <freedomlives> Thanks-- I use Gentoo on my computers so the lubuntu config is a bit of something new for me
[07:59] <jmarsden> poltak: See the files in /etc/init.d/ and   man update-rc.d for info on managing links to them
[08:00] <Unit193> sysv-rc-conf Might be something to look at (Don't know how well it works with Lubuntu)
[08:02] <jmarsden> Unit193: I have a suspicion that only works for daemons that have not yet converted to the new upstart stuff?  So it is fine in 10.04, but may not be so great in 11.04.  That's a guess, I have not actually tried in in 11.04 :)
[08:02] <poltak> Thanks, playa
[10:28] <leszek> hi
[11:56] <kosaidpo> hello guys
[11:56] <kosaidpo> how can i get mp4 from avi using ffmpeg ?? and wht codecs shud i use ?
[11:57] <bioterror> man ffmpeg and google :D
[11:58] <kosaidpo> bioterror: i tried many ways but some vids works and some not
[11:58] <kosaidpo> bioterror: i use ffmpeg  -s sqif -f mpeg4  file.mp4
[11:58] <kosaidpo> but it doesnt work :P
[12:03] <leszek> kosaidpo: why not only ffmpeg -i sample.avi file.mp4
[12:05] <kosaidpo> leszek: tried it n workedin small file but not the one i wanna u se :P idk why
[12:12] <leszek> whats the error message ?
[12:14] <kosaidpo> leszek: infact it gave me an error but go on the work and when its done icant play thevid on my phone
[12:14] <leszek> ah but you can play it on the desktop ?
[12:15] <kosaidpo> yehh
[12:15] <kosaidpo> leszek: i guess cus i have vlc
[12:16] <leszek> kosaidpo: so I guess your phone can only handle a specific codec , resolution combination. What phone do you have ?
[12:16] <kosaidpo> sumsamg
[12:17] <poltak> Gotta love those sumsamgs
[12:17] <leszek> samsung I guess xD
[12:17] <kosaidpo> leszek: yeh :D
[12:18] <leszek> what version ? or which codec & resolution do you need ?
[12:18] <kosaidpo> uhm i use the sqif param
[12:19] <kosaidpo> qcif 176x144
[12:19] <leszek> ah ok, but what codec does your phone support ?
[12:21] <kosaidpo> leszek: idk how to kno that :P
[12:22] <leszek> look at the technicall details of your phone on the vendors site or search for it
[12:23] <kosaidpo> leszek: okies ill tnx
[12:54] <silverarrow> hi
[13:05] <silverarrow> hi
[13:25] <Daxwax> nothing like trying to get alsa to work on an old laptop :/
[15:58] <ActionParsnip> hey guys
[15:59] <ActionParsnip> is it possible to replace lxpanel with unity-2d-panel in the config ?
[16:00] <stlsaint> not sure
[16:03] <ActionParsnip> just hunting the config
[16:25] <ActionParsnip> found an easy hack, just kill lxpanel ;)
[16:25] <stlsaint> cool
[16:27] <ActionParsnip> just made a 2D unity desktop using Lubuntu, not bad
[16:27] <stlsaint> screenshot??
[16:28] <ActionParsnip> sure, gimme a sec
[16:29] <ActionParsnip> btw, apt-fast is awesome, i thoroughly reccomend
[16:30] <JoeMaverickSett> pacman is fast as well. =P
[16:30] <JoeMaverickSett> and I'd like too see that screenshot as well. :)
[16:30] <JoeMaverickSett> howdy stlsaint! :)
[16:31] <stlsaint> JoeMaverickSett: sup sup
[16:31] <JoeMaverickSett> stlsaint: looking at people chatting. ;D
[16:32] <ActionParsnip> https://dl-web.dropbox.com/get/Public/desk.png?w=3fa7bfa8
[16:32] <ActionParsnip> does that work?
[16:32] <stlsaint> boooooooo dropbox
[16:32] <ActionParsnip> dropbox rules!
[16:32] <stlsaint> ActionParsnip: nope cant see it
[16:32] <ActionParsnip> gah
[16:32] <ActionParsnip> ok i'll image shack
[16:32] <stlsaint> i dont use dropbox and its not as secure as it has told folks it is
[16:33] <phillw> 403, permission denuied
[16:33] <JoeMaverickSett> boo to dropbox this time. =/
[16:34] <ActionParsnip> http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/402/deskzv.png/
[16:34] <ActionParsnip> stlsaint: i use it to hold my scripts and configs, no passwords or anything :)
[16:35] <stlsaint> ActionParsnip: ah, in that case it may be good but i know folks who keep their lives in dropbox and it drives me crazy
[16:35] <stlsaint> ActionParsnip: nice setup btw (though im not a unity fan)
[16:35] <ActionParsnip> oh no,i have a fileserver for that
[16:36] <JoeMaverickSett> unity is kinda nice, but it doesn't like my laptop, but it likes older laptops like my sister's =/
[16:36] <ActionParsnip> stlsaint: restore configs, restore data and fileserver is up in minutes
[16:38] <stlsaint> ActionParsnip: what was the process needed to get unity in place of lxpanel
[16:39] <deckstar> ActionParsnip: Very Nice
[16:39] <ActionParsnip> stlsaint: you need to install unity2d and run unity-2d-launcher and unity-2d-panel then kill lxpanel off
[16:40] <stlsaint> ActionParsnip: ah, simple enough
[16:40] <ActionParsnip> stlsaint: usually is in linux ;)
[16:41] <stlsaint> ActionParsnip: oh so true
[16:41] <bioterror> why half of the top bar is different colour?
[16:42] <stlsaint> bioterror: i too wondered that, figured it was something with unity
[16:43] <ActionParsnip> bioterror: need to find an openbox theme to match
[16:45] <leszek> its the gtk theme that needs to be set to unity I guess
[16:46] <leszek> or ambiance
[16:46] <leszek> or radiance or how they call it xD
[16:46] <bioterror> openbox doesnt have top bars
[16:46] <leszek> openbox does not have a panel at all xD
[16:48] <ActionParsnip> leszek: hmm, yeah the grey box around the top right stuff needs tweaking
[16:51] <ActionParsnip> leszek: can you advise at all?
[16:53] <bioterror> ps. I like how you have stl as pink :D
[16:53] <bioterror> OH NO!, I AM TOO!
[16:54] <deckstar> is that empathy being used for IRC?
[16:54] <ActionParsnip> deckstar: pidgin
[16:54] <deckstar> ActionParsnip: tx
[17:22] <Tatsujin> What's a magical terminal command that will scan the whole system and give me all the information of what sound drivers it's using.
[17:22] <Tatsujin> I wanna find out what ubuntu is using that lubuntu isn't using , cause ubuntu has sound but lubuntu doesn't.
[17:24] <Daxwax> lsmod perhaps?
[17:26] <Tatsujin> http://pastebin.com/ZQXarura
[17:26] <Tatsujin> those realtek drivers aren't in synaptics and they automatically come with ubuntu
[17:27] <Tatsujin> you have to compile them manually for lubuntu it seems
[17:27] <Tatsujin> but i could never get them to compile successfully under lubuntu
[17:27] <Tatsujin> are realtek stopping synaptics from adding them to the database or something?
[17:30] <Daxwax> no idea, not really that knowledgeable about linux ^^
[19:25] <Daxwax> Alright, I've tried to fix the sound on this laptop myself for a few days now. If anyone could take a look at this pastebin and give me some pointers, I'd be grateful
[19:25] <Daxwax> http://pastebin.com/ciC02wXF
[19:35] <stlsaint> Daxwax: sorry not able to help
[19:36] <Daxwax> ah well =) thanks for trying
[19:36] <Daxwax> could be that the hardware isnt supported
[19:39] <silverarrow> does anyone use xChat?
[19:39] <silverarrow> ever?
[19:40] <silverarrow> I have trouble connecting to any server that isn't on the default list
[19:40] <bioterror> use irssi ;)
[19:40] <silverarrow> it's better than xchat?
[19:41]  * silverarrow looking irssi up on package manger...
[19:41] <Tatsujin> not recommended if you're in a shitload of channels
[19:41] <Tatsujin> but if you're in just 5 or so then it does the job.
[19:41] <bioterror> what?
[19:41] <silverarrow> no shitloads smell to much, just one or three
[19:42] <silverarrow> channels I mena
[19:42] <Tatsujin> if you're in like 30/50 channels then irssi is somewhat unpractical imho.
[19:42] <silverarrow> mean
[19:42] <Tatsujin> it's a taste thing also i guess:)
[19:42] <Unit193> bioterror: You're a weechat fan...
[19:42] <bioterror> Unit193, only becouse of wtf-8
[19:42] <Unit193> Tatsujin: irssi is great for multi channels
[19:42] <silverarrow> is there any reason why xchat is acting up?
[19:42] <Unit193> Tatsujin: I know one person that has 107+
[19:43] <Tatsujin> you can't use the mouse to switch channels, it must get really messy if he checks all those channels 24/7:)
[19:43] <silverarrow> hey, for me multi channels are like 3-or 4 maximum
[19:43] <bioterror> Tatsujin, meta+a
[19:44] <Tatsujin> yeah still too slow for my taste , nothing beats being able to rapidly click with the mouse
[19:44] <bioterror> :D
[19:44] <Tatsujin> but i know that alot of people love irssi so i won't start a war:)
[19:44] <Tatsujin> weechat is the middlepoint
[19:47] <bioterror> weechat > *
[19:47] <Tatsujin> wget http://www.splitted-desktop.com/~gbeauchesne/mplayer-vaapi/mplayer-vaapi-latest-FULL.tar.bz2
[19:47] <Tatsujin> sudo apt-get build-dep mplayer
[19:47] <Tatsujin> tar -xpvf mplayer-vaapi-latest-FULL.tar.bz2
[19:47] <Tatsujin> cd mplayer-vaapi-20100713/
[19:47] <Tatsujin> ./checkout-patch-build.sh
[19:47] <Tatsujin> cd mplayer-vaapi
[19:47] <bioterror> only thing that sucks in weechat is ban modes
[19:47] <Tatsujin> sudo make install
[19:47] <Tatsujin> trying to install this but i get this error: "Makefile:22: config.mak: No such file or directory make: *** osdep/: Is a directory." anyone know whats wrong? google gives no clues.
[19:47] <Tatsujin> ok , i haven't used weechat alot but it seems to be where xchat and irssi meet.
[19:50] <silverarrow> I'm not that used to irc, I use either xchat or chatzilla
[19:50] <silverarrow> usually
[19:50] <stlsaint> irssi FTW!!
[19:50] <ActionParsnip> pidgin here :)
[19:50] <silverarrow> ok, ok, ok
[19:51] <Unit193> ActionParsnip: I like pidgin for the sounds (Sometimes I use pidgin with irssi's proxy)
[19:52] <ActionParsnip> mines a 10 year habit
[19:52] <bioterror> ircII EPIC is best ;)
[19:52] <ActionParsnip> Tatsujin: is there no ppa?
[19:52] <bioterror> but it doesnt support utf-8
[19:53] <Tatsujin> nope , trying to get http://forum.xbmc.org/showpost.php?p=773553&postcount=1 working
[19:53] <Tatsujin> but the world is against me
[19:53] <ActionParsnip> Tatsujin: https://launchpad.net/~motumedia/+archive/mplayer-daily ?
[19:53] <stlsaint> ActionParsnip: BBOOOOOOO pidgin
[19:54] <bioterror> pidgin is for chatting with chicks!
[19:54] <ActionParsnip> stlsaint: i've been using it longer than most users have used (or even heard) of linux ;)
[19:54] <bioterror> ActionParsnip, sorry, I used GAIM back int he days ;)
[19:54] <stlsaint> ActionParsnip: ha, i can dig ya on that one
[19:54] <ActionParsnip> bioterror: same, it rocked :)
[19:55] <bioterror> pidgin == gaim
[19:55] <ActionParsnip> Tatsujin: does the ppa not give what you need?
[19:55]  * Unit193 remembers using gaim...
[19:57] <ActionParsnip> i love apt-fast
[19:59] <Tatsujin> action nope it has to be compiled with vaapi
[19:59] <ActionParsnip> Tatsujin: is that good?
[19:59] <leszek> re
[19:59] <Tatsujin> vaapi is very good , yes :).
[20:00] <Tatsujin> required to make 1080p to roll on some motherboards.
[20:09] <hatalar205> hi
[20:12] <hatalar205> I just want to thank to Lubuntu Developers
[20:12] <hatalar205> My netbook turns into a Linux Monster :)
[20:15] <leszek> :)


[07:10] <JackyAlcine> Evening everyone :)
[09:02] <Pendulum> JackyAlcine: hiya :)
[09:04] <JackyAlcine> Pendulum: guess what? (https://www.launchpad.net/speechcontrol)
[09:04]  * JackyAlcine notes it's under new management.
[09:04] <JackyAlcine> Expect something worthwhile in March, next year.
[09:16] <Pendulum> *nods*
[09:16] <Pendulum> how are you?
[09:16] <Pendulum> I've missed having you around :(
[09:20] <JackyAlcine> :D School and work kept me busy.
[09:20] <JackyAlcine> Now that things are winding down and I got more free time; I've peeked back in.
[09:20] <JackyAlcine> Trying to contribute to the people who provide me with a system that just works \o/
[09:34] <Pendulum> :)
[09:34] <Pendulum> We're going to try to get out some posts with a11y bitesized bugs if you're at all interested down the line in doing some more direct Ubuntu a11y stuff :)
[09:35] <JackyAlcine> Oh, of course, sounds like a terrific appetizer :)