00:04.56 | StrFox | ~seen zak |
00:04.58 | jbot | zak <~user@navi.cs.colorado.edu> was last seen on IRC in channel #tacobeam, 1d 6h 39m 18s ago, saying: 'darth_mall: you and rich both.'. |
00:05.08 | StrFox | hmm |
00:07.27 | scanline | wow |
00:07.32 | scanline | found another memory leak in uinput |
00:12.35 | purple_cow | ooh neat |
00:12.46 | purple_cow | gentoo-dev-sources now has inotify |
00:13.01 | CIA-5 | navi-misc: 03micah * r5707 10inputpipe/uinput/ (uinput.c uinput.h): Add a new ioctl for setting the device's physical path. |
00:24.31 | ChipX86 | hah, cute. |
00:24.37 | ChipX86 | Subject: Your Apple Ipod40 is pending shipping authorization: confirmation needed |
00:27.03 | purple_cow | ooh, now this is cute |
00:27.05 | purple_cow | http://www.gnome.org/projects/beagle/img/screenshot-mockup.png |
00:27.45 | ChipX86 | neat |
00:27.51 | ChipX86 | I want to get beagle working |
00:28.03 | ChipX86 | but I get the impression it's just not mature enough yet for me to want to really invest time |
00:29.19 | ChipX86 | :/ |
00:29.25 | scanline | yay, that was a nice crash |
00:29.27 | scanline | I didn't notice anything was wrong until gcc segfaulted, then I had a bunch of oopses in vfs |
00:34.18 | scanline | hah, that also managed to screw up my clock |
00:34.19 | scanline | neat |
00:42.18 | purple_cow | heh, i like alex's travel guide |
00:42.33 | purple_cow | i wish i was brave enough to travel that way :P |
00:44.30 | scanline | w00t |
00:44.36 | scanline | I: Bus=0003 Vendor=046d Product=c211 Version=0045 |
00:44.37 | scanline | N: Name="Logitech WingMan Cordless Gamepad" |
00:44.37 | scanline | P: Phys=ipipe://127.0.0.1:32877/usb-0000:00:0f.0-1/input0 |
00:44.37 | scanline | H: Handlers=js2 event4 |
00:44.49 | purple_cow | scanline: very cool |
00:45.21 | scanline | yay for heavily hacked up uinput.ko |
00:45.35 | purple_cow | so, gonna send it off to LKML? :) |
00:45.43 | scanline | after more testing, I'd like to |
00:52.24 | scanline | hmm, another crash |
00:52.28 | scanline | but that one had no warning, my machine just froze up... and it's done that before :P |
00:55.10 | CIA-5 | navi-misc: 03micah * r5708 10inputpipe/ (5 files in 2 dirs): |
00:55.10 | CIA-5 | navi-misc: Finish physical path support. uinput's UI_SET_PHYS seems to be working now, and |
00:55.10 | CIA-5 | navi-misc: inputpipe has a new packet type for sending the physical path. inputpipe-server |
00:55.10 | CIA-5 | navi-misc: sets up a path of the form ipipe://client:port/client-path, so it's easy to |
00:55.10 | CIA-5 | navi-misc: identify exactly where a device comes from, even when inputpipe is involved. |
01:00.31 | scanline | ChipX86: this vmware installer is rather gentoo-unfriendly |
01:00.47 | ChipX86 | :( how so? |
01:01.15 | scanline | "What is the directory that contains the init directories (rc0.d/ to |
01:01.15 | scanline | rc6.d/)? /etc/rc.d |
01:01.15 | scanline | The path "/etc/rc.d" is a directory which does not contain a rc0.d directory." |
01:01.19 | scanline | but it has rc2,d, rc3.d, etc.. just not rc0 |
01:01.47 | ChipX86 | hmm |
01:01.57 | scanline | haha |
01:02.06 | scanline | and it won't let you kill the installer until it's installed the uninstaller |
01:02.28 | ChipX86 | we want to nuke the installer completely |
01:02.30 | ChipX86 | we just can't yet |
01:02.38 | scanline | yeah |
01:02.44 | scanline | I wonder if I can get the vmware ebuild to work with this version.. |
01:10.42 | CIA-5 | galago: 03chipx86 * r1387 10libgalago-gtk/po/ (ChangeLog POTFILES.in libgalago-gtk.pot pt_BR.po): Updated POTFILES.in. |
01:15.49 | purple_cow | hmm, i should make food |
01:17.24 | CIA-5 | navi-misc: 03micah * r5709 10inputpipe/uinput/ (uinput.c uinput.h): |
01:17.24 | CIA-5 | navi-misc: Go back to using a switch statement rather than a > comparison to determine |
01:17.24 | CIA-5 | navi-misc: which ioctls are allowed while the device is created. We can't make assumptions |
01:17.24 | CIA-5 | navi-misc: about what _IOW and _IOR put in the high bits of the ioctl number. |
01:22.35 | scanline | hrmph |
01:22.47 | scanline | this is silly: |
01:22.54 | scanline | N: Name="Logitech WingMan Cordless Gamepad" |
01:22.54 | scanline | P: Phys=ipipe://stdin/usb-0000:00:0f.0-1/input0 |
01:22.58 | scanline | when running through inetd :P |
01:36.16 | CIA-5 | navi-misc: 03micah * r5710 10inputpipe/src/server.c: Fix client addresses when inputpipe-server is running through inetd |
01:37.55 | scanline | a |
01:38.13 | scanline | ah. the vmware installer works much better if you let gentoo install an older version, then use the installer to upgrade it |
01:40.26 | purple_cow | yay food |
01:41.32 | scanline | haha |
01:41.34 | scanline | "You are running VMware Workstation with the DEBUG option. Please be advised that the additional logging and error checking enabled by this option result in substantially slower execution. |
01:41.35 | scanline | This option cannot be disabled on this build of VMware Workstation." |
01:42.24 | ChipX86 | yep |
01:42.25 | purple_cow | http://www.cnn.com/2004/US/10/15/halloween.sabbath.ap/index.html |
01:42.26 | ChipX86 | sorry :) |
01:42.33 | ChipX86 | make a VM with no OS |
01:42.36 | ChipX86 | you'll get a fun error |
01:42.47 | ChipX86 | (let it boot) |
01:43.18 | scanline | :) |
01:43.23 | scanline | looks like some icons are missing |
01:43.34 | scanline | big red-X-on-piece-of-paper while unsuspending |
01:43.44 | ChipX86 | we're waiting for the icons to be made for us |
01:44.03 | ChipX86 | I'm not sure if we'll have them for beta1 or not |
01:44.09 | scanline | ah |
01:44.32 | scanline | the UI looks much nicer |
01:44.43 | KeyserSoze | Sophie_ wants to know what the best linux distro is right now |
01:44.48 | scanline | though the border around the VM area is kind of annoyingly big |
01:44.59 | kergoth | gentoo or debian. |
01:45.25 | KeyserSoze | or, it hates me :) |
01:45.37 | ChipX86 | scanline: you can go to the quick switch mode |
01:46.23 | purple_cow | yay |
01:46.26 | purple_cow | food in my tummy |
01:46.37 | Sophie_ | mm, beef. |
01:46.57 | scanline | ChipX86: eek. not that |
01:47.12 | scanline | ChipX86: the gray raised area around the VM.. between it and the edge of the window |
01:47.18 | purple_cow | Sophie_: hey now, we barely know each other |
01:47.19 | scanline | ChipX86: it really doesn't need to be there |
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01:47.33 | ChipX86 | *blink* hmm |
01:47.36 | ChipX86 | it's Steck! |
01:47.45 | Steck | evenin |
01:47.51 | scanline | ChipX86: I could make a screenshot with arrows :) |
01:48.02 | ChipX86 | I see it |
01:48.10 | ChipX86 | I know why that is |
01:48.17 | Steck | Sophie_ ya here? |
01:48.20 | ChipX86 | it's actually gtk's fault, but there's a work-around |
01:48.22 | Sophie_ | yep |
01:48.26 | Steck | pm ? |
01:48.28 | ChipX86 | I'll mention it Monday |
01:48.29 | scanline | it'd be nicer if the VM's screen was right up next to the menu and window border |
01:48.36 | Sophie_ | pm? |
01:48.53 | purple_cow | well, it'd also be fine to have a couple pixels, maybe with a shadow-in |
01:48.58 | scanline | ChipX86: now you need to make vmware install a theme for win2k that makes it look just like gtk2 :) |
01:49.00 | purple_cow | but not something that big and fugly ;) |
01:49.08 | purple_cow | scanline: hahaha |
01:50.01 | scanline | ChipX86: the quick switch mode is a neat idea, but that border really needs to die.. having a gray border around the entire screen when the VM is mostly-fullscreen is evil |
01:50.12 | ChipX86 | yeah |
01:50.17 | ChipX86 | you can always go full screen I guess |
01:50.22 | ChipX86 | but I'll see if we can nuke it |
01:50.33 | scanline | I guess I can go fullscreen now that I'm not dualhead |
01:50.40 | scanline | if my LCD still worked i'd test yer xinerama happiness :P |
01:50.47 | ChipX86 | beta1 will be much nicer than that horrible fnf |
01:51.05 | scanline | I always wanted vmware to be able to go fullscreen on only one monitor |
01:51.36 | purple_cow | poor scanline :( |
01:52.45 | ChipX86 | yeah :( |
01:52.58 | scanline | hrmph |
01:53.06 | scanline | how can I make xinetd stop eating my process's stdout and stderr? |
01:53.19 | ChipX86 | rm xinetd |
01:53.21 | scanline | even if I tell it to log to /dev/stdout it eats my output |
01:53.22 | scanline | heh |
01:53.26 | KeyserSoze | lol |
01:53.38 | ChipX86 | <PROTECTED> |
01:53.41 | purple_cow | err, isn't that what inetd is supposed to do? :P |
01:53.55 | scanline | purple_cow: I need the output for debugging |
01:54.05 | ChipX86 | oh nm |
01:54.06 | ChipX86 | misread |
01:54.08 | purple_cow | fprint? :) |
01:54.15 | scanline | might have to :P |
01:54.29 | scanline | but I know this problem would be obvious if I could just strace it while running from inetd |
02:00.08 | ChipX86 | I hate pages that assume I have a plugin to play a video inline and don't want to just download the thing |
02:00.32 | scanline | yeah |
02:00.49 | lurgy | yay back |
02:00.55 | purple_cow | yay lurgy |
02:00.57 | KeyserSoze | the main reason they do it, i think, is so you can't easily save the video |
02:00.58 | purple_cow | just in time to play |
02:01.02 | purple_cow | by about 30 minutes or so |
02:01.11 | purple_cow | ;) |
02:01.28 | ChipX86 | http://www.ifilm.com/filmdetail?ifilmid=2652831 |
02:02.16 | purple_cow | ChipX86: /navi/media/video/clips/crossfire-20041015.mp4 |
02:02.20 | ChipX86 | oh |
02:02.27 | ChipX86 | oh well |
02:02.56 | purple_cow | hrm |
02:03.14 | purple_cow | yay, time to valgrind evolution |
02:03.28 | ChipX86 | oh fun |
02:03.30 | ChipX86 | see you tomorrow! |
02:03.34 | purple_cow | hehe |
02:04.36 | ChipX86 | this is hilarious |
02:04.50 | scanline | ahh |
02:04.51 | scanline | yay strace |
02:05.00 | scanline | I was writing to stdin |
02:05.46 | darth_mall | erg... |
02:06.07 | ChipX86 | scanline: that's a silly thing to do |
02:09.09 | ChipX86 | Jon Stewart has some guts :) |
02:09.18 | darth_mall | cajones too |
02:09.25 | lurgy | and jalapenos |
02:13.57 | darth_mall | lurgy: =\ |
02:14.11 | lurgy | darth_mall: i doubt it |
02:15.15 | lurgy | Krista = new ECE + music person |
02:15.46 | darth_mall | ah |
02:15.49 | darth_mall | scary |
02:15.57 | lurgy | she didn't look so well when she was sitting in the music building earlier this week |
02:16.01 | darth_mall | =\ |
02:16.04 | ChipX86 | I miss Trippin' The Rift |
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02:16.08 | lurgy | yeah, =/ |
02:16.14 | darth_mall | ChipX86: it probably misses you too |
02:16.14 | lurgy | it's like a plague |
02:16.17 | darth_mall | I know I would ;) |
02:16.37 | ChipX86 | Trippin' the Rift brought hopes and dreams to children around the world |
02:16.39 | ChipX86 | and now it's gone |
02:16.52 | darth_mall | that too |
02:17.26 | purple_cow | ohhhh i'm an idiot |
02:17.39 | ChipX86 | awww. Not always! |
02:17.52 | purple_cow | this crash wasn't in the evolution code, it was in a plugin that i haven't updated :P |
02:17.57 | ChipX86 | hah |
02:18.11 | darth_mall | oooh... I could go for some Simpsons |
02:18.19 | lurgy | yay simpsons |
02:18.39 | lurgy | darth_mall: sure |
02:18.49 | scanline | there's a bomb... in the kitchen...!!! |
02:19.04 | lurgy | yay kitchen |
02:19.19 | lurgy | "There's a bomb in the kitchen, |
02:19.23 | lurgy | <PROTECTED> |
02:19.31 | lurgy | <PROTECTED> |
02:19.32 | lurgy | " |
02:20.20 | lurgy | uh oh purple_cow's got the ol' banjo out |
02:20.51 | file | lurgy: should I be afraid? |
02:20.56 | purple_cow | yep |
02:21.03 | ChipX86 | yay JoA |
02:23.52 | lurgy | banjobanjobanjo |
02:24.08 | ChipX86 | God is funny on this show |
02:24.14 | lurgy | hehe |
02:24.19 | lurgy | yeah, God usually is funny.. |
02:24.45 | ChipX86 | he projected himself as a geeky professor and was talking about drugs and sex in front of a classroom of kids, and the principal kicked him out for being too graphic |
02:25.35 | lurgy | hehe |
02:26.33 | CIA-5 | openembedded: 03kergoth 07 * r1.801 10oe-newdata/bin/oe/data.py: Adding more test cases for oevar variable expansion and escape handling, as well as for oedict. |
02:31.28 | scanline | ohhhh |
02:31.41 | scanline | xinetd is sending not just stdout over the socket, but also stderr |
02:31.43 | scanline | wtf |
02:31.53 | CIA-5 | openembedded: 03kergoth 07 * r1.802 10oe-newdata/bin/oe/data.py: |
02:31.53 | CIA-5 | openembedded: Fix bug in handling of the python types supported by the embedded python |
02:31.53 | CIA-5 | openembedded: statements in oe variables (caught by the test cases. testing, what a concept.) |
02:31.54 | darth_mall | purple_cow: no game tonight, neither ashvin nor I feel up to storytelling |
02:32.09 | scanline | :( |
02:32.12 | purple_cow | :( |
02:32.20 | lurgy | :( |
02:33.33 | darth_mall | lurgy: you should hollar if you're gonna watch the simpsons and want some company |
02:34.29 | lurgy | hmm |
02:34.46 | Sophie_ | hollaaa. |
02:34.46 | lurgy | if you're not gonna be playing, how 'bout Shaun of the Dead? |
02:34.55 | purple_cow | hmm! |
02:34.58 | Sophie_ | word to your mutha. |
02:35.02 | lurgy | hehe |
02:35.04 | lurgy | howdy Sophie_ |
02:35.13 | Sophie_ | heya lurgy |
02:35.15 | darth_mall | uhoh... Sophie_'s been hit with the inner-city-english stick |
02:35.42 | Sophie_ | true dat, bitch |
02:35.45 | lurgy | yay inner-city-english stick |
02:35.50 | darth_mall | s/yay/boo/ |
02:36.06 | KeyserSoze | hehe. sophie had a coworker who was this scrawny red-headed guy, who used to say "word", as a complete sentence |
02:36.09 | lurgy | s/s\//m\// |
02:36.27 | lurgy | WORD!! |
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02:36.48 | lurgy | like that? |
02:36.55 | darth_mall | lol |
02:37.03 | darth_mall | lurgy's good at that |
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02:37.49 | CIA-5 | navi-misc: 03micah * r5711 10inputpipe/src/ (client.c packet.c packet.h server.c): |
02:37.49 | CIA-5 | navi-misc: A metric handful of fixes that unbreak our inetd support. The packet_socket |
02:37.49 | CIA-5 | navi-misc: object now supports separate fds for reading and writing, so we use stdin and |
02:37.49 | CIA-5 | navi-misc: stdout correctly. We also suppress stderr messages when in inetd mode (same as |
02:37.49 | CIA-5 | navi-misc: the -q flag) since they will be sent over the socket as well, thereby screwing |
02:37.50 | CIA-5 | navi-misc: up our protocol nastily. |
02:38.11 | Sophie_ | heh |
02:40.40 | ChipX86 | "God smokes?!" "I don't inhale." |
02:40.48 | darth_mall | silly ChipX86 |
02:41.07 | ChipX86 | "Master of the universe here carded me." |
02:44.09 | CIA-5 | navi-misc: 03micah * r5712 10inputpipe/ (Makefile src/client.c src/input.h src/packet.h src/server.c): Use a local copy of input.h, so we don't need all these workarounds for machines with old copies of it |
02:44.54 | Sophie_ | I want to download something |
02:45.06 | Sophie_ | does anyone feel like sending me anything? |
02:45.32 | purple_cow | /navi/media/audio/groups/Bjork/gling_glo |
02:45.42 | purple_cow | that's something to download :) |
02:45.52 | scanline | DAMN 2.4 |
02:45.57 | scanline | it doesn't do physical addresses at all |
02:46.03 | kergoth | heh |
02:46.06 | kergoth | damn 2.4 indeed |
02:46.43 | Sophie_ | that ftp? |
02:46.45 | kergoth | err.. in python.. when you do: |
02:46.48 | kergoth | e = myclass() |
02:46.49 | kergoth | if e: |
02:46.59 | kergoth | what method is called to determine the answer to that conditional? |
02:47.07 | kergoth | __nonzero__()? |
02:48.46 | purple_cow | __truthitude__() |
02:49.06 | lurgy | Sophie_: you could download http://navi.cx/~lurgyman/tmp/churchsign.jpg |
02:49.09 | darth_mall | ugh... headache |
02:49.30 | darth_mall | lurgy: you so cute |
02:49.36 | lurgy | uh oh |
02:49.43 | darth_mall | yeah, I know, scary |
02:51.05 | lurgy | yay only 26 hours until we have our very own copy of The Critic |
02:51.06 | scanline | kergoth: it bothers me to no end that they made so many changes to the input system between 2.4 and 2.6, but they didn't change the result of EVIOCGVERSION |
02:52.03 | scanline | kergoth: is there any way to reliably detect whether the current kernel's input system sends EV_SYN at all? |
02:52.51 | kergoth | scanline: well, you can check the evbits, but its just bit 0, which iirc was something else in 2.4 |
02:53.21 | scanline | yeah |
02:53.22 | scanline | EV_RST |
02:53.28 | scanline | hmm |
02:55.03 | darth_mall | hehe... kill bill |
02:55.59 | scanline | kergoth: hmm, that might do it. looks like that bit isn't set on 2.4, but it always is on 2.6 |
02:56.13 | nullpuppy | mmmm, ritz and cheese-wiz |
02:56.38 | kergoth | scanline: its what i altered tslib to use to determine whether it should expect it |
02:56.43 | kergoth | scanline: but i never did test it :) |
02:56.49 | kergoth | only used it on 2.6 |
03:04.56 | scanline | bleh, I hate 2.4 so much... |
03:06.31 | scanline | to do this right, both the client and server side will need to check the syn bit |
03:06.32 | nullpuppy | it hates you too |
03:06.40 | scanline | the client needs to know whether to flush its buffers after every event or just after a syn |
03:06.47 | scanline | and the server will need to know whether to insert artificial syn events |
03:15.39 | CIA-5 | openembedded: 03kergoth 07 * r1.803 10oe-newdata/bin/ (oe/data.py oe/make.py oe/parse/ConfHandler.py oeread): A number of oe.data bugfixes that I don't feel like listing in this changeset's comments. |
03:21.28 | laodamas | $2200 1GB RAM/1TB HDD/2x2.0GHZ/GFFX5700U dual DVI |
03:22.11 | nullpuppy | not bad |
03:22.55 | laodamas | nope :) |
03:23.03 | laodamas | all I need now is money... |
03:23.20 | KeyserSoze | where'd you see that at? |
03:23.31 | KeyserSoze | what chipset on the MB? |
03:23.57 | laodamas | KeyserSoze: parts from newegg; AMD8000 chipset |
03:24.11 | file | mmm Opteron |
03:28.45 | KeyserSoze | but, maybe that's only in comparison to Via |
03:29.17 | laodamas | nForce3==$450+ MoBo |
03:29.22 | file | I've got 30 seconds of hold music, but it's so perfectly put together that when it loops you can't tell |
03:30.24 | nullpuppy | cartman? |
03:30.51 | laodamas | http://navi.cx/~lurgyman/tmp/holynight.mp3 |
03:31.10 | KeyserSoze | laodamas: the MSI K8N has the nForce3 Ultra, and is $131 |
03:31.36 | KeyserSoze | oh, /me was looking at socket 939 |
03:32.18 | laodamas | KeyserSoze: Try the server mobo section |
03:32.35 | nullpuppy | well.. brb... gotta run to the store |
03:34.26 | KeyserSoze | i remember before hammer came out, pundits said MBs would be cheap since the memory controller would be on the CPU |
03:35.45 | KeyserSoze | (dual opteron small-form-factor PC, nForce3 chipset, allegedly under $500) |
03:36.21 | KeyserSoze | which at the time I heard of it, I thought was high. but if nForce3 motherboards are as pricey as newegg has them, maybe case+mb+ps for $4xx isn't so bad |
03:36.49 | file | okay, I should go back to working on my graphic design project |
03:41.16 | kergoth | yay pixies |
03:41.52 | CIA-5 | galago: 03chipx86 * r1388 10galago-sharp/ (5 files in 3 dirs): Pass make distcheck. |
03:42.40 | CIA-5 | navi-misc: 03micah * r5713 10inputpipe/src/client.c: |
03:42.40 | CIA-5 | navi-misc: Detect the EV_SYN bit, telling us whether the kernel plans on generating |
03:42.40 | CIA-5 | navi-misc: synchronization events. If so, flush the write buffer after every event. If not, |
03:42.40 | CIA-5 | navi-misc: flush only after a sync. Removed client-side generation of artificial sync |
03:42.41 | CIA-5 | navi-misc: events- that can be done server-side now, so it's a waste of bandwidth. |
03:42.59 | CIA-5 | navi-misc: 03micah * r5714 10inputpipe/src/server.c: Server-side artificial EV_SYN generation when necessary |
03:54.03 | CIA-5 | navi-misc: 03micah * r5715 10inputpipe/src/server.c: Set a default physical address, so even if the client never sends us one we still get to label our input device with the client's IP address and port. |
03:55.42 | ChipX86 | what makes this show great is how Joan and God are constantly harassing each other |
03:55.55 | KeyserSoze | are there episodes on navi? |
03:56.00 | ChipX86 | dunno |
03:56.26 | KeyserSoze | hmmm. is it called "Iron Chef"? |
03:56.34 | nullpuppy | hey, ChipX86 think you could get me md5sum's of all the episodes when ya get a chance? |
03:56.35 | ChipX86 | Joan of Arcadia |
03:56.40 | ChipX86 | nullpuppy: sure |
03:56.57 | KeyserSoze | damn. unless if maybe they accidentally called it "Iron Chef", but mistake. |
03:57.08 | nullpuppy | i've got a couple episodes that appear to be done, but won't play... i see the first like.. minute or two and it dies |
03:57.14 | ChipX86 | weird |
03:57.18 | ChipX86 | I should have just uploaded them to you |
03:57.25 | nullpuppy | hehe, yeah |
03:57.31 | nullpuppy | 213hrs left :) |
03:57.34 | ChipX86 | wow |
03:57.39 | nullpuppy | 51.3% done though |
04:11.49 | ChipX86 | I didn't realize how much of this series I've never seen |
04:12.52 | rioter | oh thats cool |
04:13.01 | rioter | 49$ for unlimited gprs traffic |
04:13.36 | scanline | purple_cow: hmm, I do |
04:13.38 | scanline | purple_cow: but I also want 2.6 on navi :( |
04:13.42 | scanline | purple_cow: we're going to either need a nasty hack, or a 2.6 version of evdev on there in order to do rumble |
04:14.36 | nullpuppy | hmm, anyone have the team america sound trakc yet? |
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04:18.23 | laodamas | not me, and supernova only has camcorder versions of the movie :( |
04:18.36 | nullpuppy | :( |
04:18.37 | nullpuppy | damn |
04:18.51 | nullpuppy | soo want a copy of america, f*ck yeah! |
04:18.52 | nullpuppy | :) |
04:18.59 | laodamas | I'm still waiting for a studio to do a simultanious DVD/cinema release |
04:19.37 | nullpuppy | haha, that'd be cool |
04:21.41 | laodamas | or at least a "send 2 team america ticket stubs and $5.99s/h" DVD offer at the cinema |
04:22.07 | nullpuppy | hehe, that'd be sweet |
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04:22.59 | ChipX86 | hahah |
04:23.24 | ChipX86 | I love this show |
04:23.33 | ChipX86 | and I hate automake. hrm. |
04:23.33 | CIA-5 | navi-misc: 03micah * r5716 10wasabi/devices/gchub/kernel/gchub.c: Temporarily disable all the ff_effect sanity checking until we actually need it. In a pinch, this might work on 2.4 now. |
04:25.58 | scanline | hehe |
04:26.04 | ChipX86 | haha |
04:26.28 | kergoth | and thats different from a devil costume how exactly? the m4 t-shirt? |
04:26.30 | kergoth | :) |
04:26.53 | scanline | I think it's more of a swamp monster than a devil |
04:27.22 | kergoth | ooh that works. or the blob. it should definately ooze and drip things wherever it walks |
04:28.02 | scanline | it can drip $ and % |
04:28.08 | kergoth | hehe |
04:28.10 | laodamas | and have ten personalities that conflict with each other |
04:29.01 | kergoth | it should also spout things completely unrelated to the problem at hand |
04:30.15 | scanline | like flowers, and mud-bombs |
04:31.01 | ChipX86 | it should also point to one path and tell everyone that's the destination, and then turn around and walk down another |
04:36.53 | ChipX86 | tempted to go to the store and get edibles |
04:41.43 | darth_mall | ChipX86: you should pick me up some more chicken soup |
04:53.00 | ChipX86 | I have no idea what I would buy |
04:53.16 | darth_mall | chicken soup |
04:53.38 | nullpuppy | peanuts and popcorn |
04:55.20 | purple_cow | would anybody like a peanut? |
04:57.36 | lurgy | rofl |
04:58.10 | ChipX86 | haha, God was the pizza delivery guy, and Joan didn't give a tip. "No tip?! I got it here under 30 minutes!" "What, like that's hard for you?" *slam* |
04:58.15 | lurgy | this is looking to be the best new simpsons episode i've seen in a long, long time |
04:59.44 | scanline | hmm, simpsons |
04:59.47 | scanline | hmm |
05:00.20 | scanline | i should build another s-video to composite cable, so I can at least hook up this TV as a second head for watching stuff while working |
05:01.59 | lurgy | anyone up for a simpsons afore i goes tobed? |
05:02.42 | lurgy | yay might |
05:02.43 | lurgy | ok |
05:06.17 | nullpuppy | hmm, rhythmbox needs some kind of console control |
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05:29.11 | kergoth | hm, python really tends to suck at doing efficient text parsing |
05:30.37 | nullpuppy | thats cause python isn't perl |
05:30.38 | nullpuppy | :) |
05:30.42 | kergoth | hehe |
05:31.21 | kergoth | this block of code i have here basically needs to parse a block of text character by character. |
05:31.31 | kergoth | but no matter what implementation you use, that ends up slow as ass when done in python |
05:31.34 | kergoth | heh |
05:31.37 | kergoth | :\ |
05:31.46 | nullpuppy | :/ |
05:31.48 | kergoth | guess i could brush up on my regex and see if i can do it that way |
05:31.56 | nullpuppy | hehe |
05:32.21 | purple_cow | yay, i dansi med per |
05:32.29 | purple_cow | what a cool song |
05:37.55 | purple_cow | oog |
05:52.05 | scanline | kergoth: what kind of processing? python's regexes are quite powerful :) |
05:52.10 | ChipX86 | yay groceries |
05:52.35 | kergoth | scanline: yeah, named groups rock. |
05:52.46 | scanline | yep. and iterating over matches |
05:52.57 | ChipX86 | and matching over iterators |
05:53.03 | kergoth | what i need to do is relatively simple. |
05:53.16 | kergoth | i need to replace \\ with \, \n with a newline, etc. |
05:53.22 | scanline | oh |
05:53.26 | kergoth | then i need to replace ${} with the variable contents they reference |
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05:53.52 | kergoth | then i need to replace ${@...} with the results of eval()'ing that content |
05:53.54 | kergoth | etc |
05:54.03 | kergoth | heh |
05:54.14 | scanline | damnit, the TV and my monitor are interfering with each other |
05:54.57 | kergoth | its a bit of a pain with regexes. i want to be able to output a useful error message when we've got a ${ but no } before hitting a newline/eof, .. |
05:55.05 | ChipX86 | mine does that. I type some code on the monitor and it starts modifying the bits on the TV |
05:55.20 | kergoth | can probably do it, with extensive use of lookahead/lookbehind assertions and lots of named groups |
05:55.24 | scanline | heh |
05:55.45 | scanline | kergoth: or you could do it in a sane way |
05:55.50 | kergoth | heh |
05:55.59 | file[laptop] | sane? who needs sanity! |
05:56.49 | kergoth | scanline: right now i'm just iterating across the input string character by character. but its horribly slow |
05:56.52 | kergoth | heh |
05:57.37 | scanline | kergoth: first replace backslash sequences, then iterate over matches to find areas of the string containing variables, eval'ed text, etc |
05:58.03 | purple_cow | hah |
05:58.05 | scanline | kergoth: when you hit a ${, save its position, when you hit a newline and you have a saved ${ position, output an error, if you hit a $} and have a ${ position, do the substitution |
05:58.06 | scanline | etc |
05:58.22 | ChipX86 | 95 cars in multiple accidents shut down I-95. |
05:58.46 | purple_cow | so due to all the stick swinging i've done over the last couple weeks, the muscle right below my elbow joint has gotten all bulgy. looks like a tumor or something, since it's not a muscle people usually use |
05:58.55 | ChipX86 | eep |
05:58.58 | ChipX86 | going to see a doctor? |
05:59.04 | purple_cow | no |
05:59.07 | purple_cow | because it's a muscle |
05:59.12 | purple_cow | just looks weird |
05:59.15 | ChipX86 | oh, ok |
05:59.53 | scanline | where the hell is my xine UI |
06:00.08 | ChipX86 | "You never went through highschool." "You never went through the crusades." |