[00:02:17] *** Joins: escondida (~joyfulgir@unaffiliated/joyfulgirl) [00:02:23] dagle: the basic webpage request with Network.Curl is two lines :P [00:02:32] dagle: hard to compete with that simplicity [00:02:53] http <- curlGetString "https://icanhazip.com" [] [00:03:00] putStr $ snd http [00:03:02] that's it :P [00:03:07] halosghost: And it does way less and isn't pure. [00:03:22] I don't need it to do much for this program [00:06:32] Cirrus_Minor: I no longer use dunst [00:06:48] Arch-TK ☞ ok, you wrote your own ? [00:06:52] Cirrus_Minor: Yes. [00:06:55] cool [00:07:09] Cirrus_Minor: I didn't need the overhead of boxes on my screen when I already had notifications in my status bar. [00:07:28] makes sense [00:11:57] So I wrote the world's simplest notification daemon. [00:12:19] which just runs a script [00:12:24] nice, did u put it in aur ? [00:12:28] I'm going to expand it into something proper. [00:12:32] It will be in the aur eventually. [00:12:45] soperb [00:12:58] But for now. [00:13:01] I have job tomorrow. [00:13:04] So I are sleep now. [00:13:09] I finished a Clash of Kinks [00:13:14] I'm onto A Feast for Crows. [00:13:17] Catelyn is alive [00:13:22] hax [00:13:55] *** Quits: NuSuey (uid3556@gateway/web/irccloud.com/x-hbjbwslehwswkojm) (Quit: Connection closed for inactivity) [00:20:24] http://dropmix.xs4all.nl/rick/Xsnow/ [00:20:25] Title: Xsnow (at dropmix.xs4all.nl) [00:20:30] See, the screen shot even depicts KDE 1.x. [00:20:45] *** Quits: lonewulf` (~lonewulf@unaffiliated/lonewulf/x-3292126) (Read error: Connection reset by peer) [00:22:31] *** Joins: lonewulf` (~lonewulf@unaffiliated/lonewulf/x-3292126) [00:22:58] v nice [00:23:25] *** Joins: blueblur112198 (~blueblur1@pool-108-48-146-88.washdc.fios.verizon.net) [00:25:42] *** Joins: SonikkuAmerica (~S-USA@unaffiliated/sonikkuamerica) [00:30:24] *** Joins: TheTeapot (~TheTeapot@129.78.56.204) [00:31:56] *** Joins: tier (~tier@c-73-175-104-12.hsd1.pa.comcast.net) [00:32:38] *** Quits: valkaiser (~valkaiser@75-173-82-252.albq.qwest.net) (Remote host closed the connection) [00:32:46] Proof of unclutter's age: http://ftp.x.org/contrib/utilities/unclutter-8.README [00:34:28] !kill krosos [00:34:30] * phrik beats krosos with a 440BX motherboard until they slump to the ground. [00:34:37] i like unclutter but it messes with the pointer location on drop down menus. [00:35:13] !echo another test. [00:35:14] another test. [00:35:25] !kill krosos [00:35:27] * phrik beats krosos with a 440BX motherboard until they slump to the ground. [00:35:31] mh :/ [00:36:02] rather unclutter it reverts selction focus to the pointer's location according to it activation time [00:36:18] !kill krosos [00:36:20] * phrik beats krosos with a 440BX motherboard until they slump to the ground. [00:36:26] man… fuck [00:38:13] #botabuse [00:38:31] yes. better for testing [00:38:58] when ur done, heh join #cirrus on freenode and fix my supybot :P [00:39:01] oops [00:39:06] geekshed* [00:39:43] i'm only trying to get weechat to communicate with dunst [00:39:48] again [00:40:04] ok grab the notify-send weechat script [00:41:01] hm… oh. yes. [00:41:10] at the moment i have it send to an buffer. [00:41:36] i mean highmon [00:41:48] i tried a rake of em weechat scrips ^ was only one i could get to wurk w/ dunst [00:42:10] *** Quits: TheTeapot (~TheTeapot@129.78.56.204) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds) [00:42:10] I had a friend who used to tell me that I cannot believe in God if I believe in evolution [00:42:39] diegoviola ☞ he/she is not your friend [00:42:57] works… sort of [00:43:00] Cirrus_Minor: he [00:43:06] Cirrus_Minor: and you're right, we're not friends anymore [00:43:15] testes krosos [00:43:17] *** Joins: TheTeapot (~TheTeapot@129.78.56.204) [00:43:26] i see the name pop up [00:43:30] yay [00:44:09] maybe channel and eventual part of the message would be nice, maybe i get this to work tomorrow [00:44:27] *** Quits: CookieJar (~CookieJar@wnklmb01dc1-214-38.dynamic.mtsallstream.net) (Ping timeout: 245 seconds) [00:44:31] iirc in a /msg you see part of message [00:44:52] ? [00:45:07] no, i did only see PM: $name [00:45:55] kay [00:46:06] Cirrus_Minor: my point is, most religious people seem to be full of shit [00:46:15] highlite is "HL: $name" [00:46:24] diegoviola ☞ i agree wholeheartedly [00:46:41] sorry I shouldn't generalize though [00:47:29] if you find a better method krosos let me know [00:47:50] *** Quits: banex (~tomek@unaffiliated/banex) (Ping timeout: 250 seconds) [00:49:26] I do :) // religion is believing, science is believing. I happen to have more friends, very certain all friends and people around me who believe in science. the ones who practiced catholic / evangelic religion were the ones I had long arguments with and most of these "friends" turned out to be very backwards oriented people who will sadly influence to many people because of their chosen [00:49:28] profession. [00:49:47] i see it for most part of that they are assholes who chose to believe in religion. [00:50:09] some folk need a crutch be it religion drugs booze [00:50:20] let em be [00:51:21] some folk need a crotch [00:51:29] best choice of words because I will need a long time to get over one person… I thought I knew him almost my entire life and then he turns out to be just an enormous dick. [00:52:46] *** Quits: KittyKatt (~kittykatt@unaffiliated/kittykatt) (Quit: WeeChat 1.0.1) [00:53:21] *** Joins: KittyKatt (~kittykatt@unaffiliated/kittykatt) [00:54:06] *** Quits: KittyKatt (~kittykatt@unaffiliated/kittykatt) (Client Quit) [00:54:38] *** Joins: KittyKatt (~kittykatt@unaffiliated/kittykatt) [00:54:52] *** Quits: the_al (~the_al@2-233-235-39.ip220.fastwebnet.it) (Ping timeout: 245 seconds) [00:55:17] halosghost: that's interesting [00:55:27] I'm almost not surprised about the K1100 [00:56:05] !g site:freedesktop.org bug 80627 [00:56:06] buhman: Bug 80627 – [NVE6] 'HUB_INIT timed out' 'Watchdog detected hard ...: [00:56:23] halosghost: ^ the other bug is the duplicate-of bug after they fixed the ioread32 hang [00:56:57] Cirrus_Minor: maybe it is because of the highmon running. i thought highmon+dunst at the same time was possible [00:57:09] that was very pleasant to deal with as I was first setting up my laptop, not knowing what to expect. [00:57:25] nno krosos i get same behaviour as you [00:57:52] ah, okay. than I will search for solutions every now and then. [00:58:22] primary I have to much other things to do. thanks :) [00:58:24] !gn [00:58:26] Good night to all from krosos! [00:58:35] gn dod [00:58:37] oo [00:59:41] buhman ☞ i experiences this with nouvea months ago too [01:00:24] gtfo with your unicode finger [01:00:29] use a real colon [01:00:41] no [01:01:19] too bad glibc doesn't support REVERSED HAND WITH MIDDLE FINGER EXTENDED [01:01:27] otherwise I'd give you one [01:01:32] Lol, my font is so small that the unicode finger looks like a rectangle [01:01:45] blueblur112198: sounds like your display DPI is too low [01:01:47] should fix that [01:02:00] halosghost: 2880x1620 [01:02:01] I have my terminal font small on purpose [01:02:19] It works here (14-pixel Terminus in urxvt). [01:02:20] blueblur112198: and small fonts need high-resolution screens to be displayed properly [01:02:45] What are you talking about. The font I use is Terminus size 8 [01:02:54] It looks the same on all screens [01:03:03] All of my screens anyway [01:03:04] that's because you're using a bitmap font [01:03:12] which is part of your problem [01:03:19] It's not a problem [01:03:21] yes it is [01:03:29] I can read everything just fine [01:03:33] oh god [01:03:36] it is a problem when you cant see whats in front of you [01:04:00] No, I just said that the finger showed up as a rectangle in my font [01:04:08] I set the font this small on purpose [01:04:18] blueblur112198: the idea is that all glyphs are displayed at the same physical dimensions, regardless of display size or pixel density [01:04:44] let me take a screenshot to show you it's fine [01:05:09] blueblur112198: the way to fix this is to use a font rendering mechanism that expresses glphys in terms of absolute units which are mapped variably to some number of pixels. [01:05:33] blueblur112198 ☞ the folks here are trying to help you with the benefit of their experience [01:05:48] https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/95325704/pics/2013-10-29-Arguments.png [01:06:05] #archlinux-offtopic in a single pic [01:06:12] blueblur112198: then, for a font of the same size, increasing display resolution (but maintaining display size) results in a font of the same physical dimensions, yet with greater detail. [01:06:26] http://i.imgur.com/OFKRoKD.png [01:06:28] !give diegoviola randwar [01:06:29] diegoviola: Are we yelling about systemd again? [01:06:33] that's a screenshot of both my screens [01:06:39] the font is fine [01:06:40] blueblur112198: this is not something you can accomplish by definition with obsolete bitmap fonts [01:06:44] lol [01:06:49] I was kidding [01:07:10] a screenshot can not reveal the differences in physical dimensions. [01:07:11] I don't think that's #archlinux-offtopic [01:07:19] and demonstrates nothing [01:07:25] !topic [01:07:26] tigrmesh: Welcome to Arch Linux World Domination, Inc. It's dagle's supercutekit---piggiehour! http://i.imgur.com/DONxLCH.gif <+> Happy Friday! <+> Screw you GermainZ. [01:07:29] Oh. My pixels are not very dense [01:07:53] blueblur112198 ☞ wot wm is that ? [01:08:00] i3 [01:08:05] iss gud [01:08:05] ok [01:08:07] also, I see you're not using freetype2-git [01:08:09] this is bad [01:08:15] what [01:08:16] i too use i3 [01:08:23] and freetype2-git [01:08:28] speaking of blue blurs [01:09:00] I have freetype2 installed from the official repos [01:09:02] blueblur112198 ☞ are you familiar with i3blocks ? [01:09:27] *** Quits: KittyKatt (~kittykatt@unaffiliated/kittykatt) (Quit: WeeChat 1.0.1) [01:09:39] what's i3blocks? [01:09:41] !g vivien i3blocks [01:09:42] Cirrus_Minor: vivien/i3blocks · GitHub: [01:09:46] awesomeness [01:10:12] blueblur112198: the freetype2 maintainers are idiots [01:10:21] Cirrus_Minor: so like i3status but clockable? [01:10:22] blueblur112198: rather, the maintainers of the archlinux package, specifically [01:10:40] thus, archlinux's freetype2 sucks, which is why you should use freetype2-git [01:10:45] buhman: what's the difference between the official package and the AUR one? [01:10:47] blueblur112198 ☞ yes kinda l00k https://github.com/vivien/i3blocks/wiki/Blocklets [01:10:48] Title: Blocklets · vivien/i3blocks Wiki · GitHub (at github.com) [01:10:58] blueblur112198: did I say AUR? [01:11:16] freetype2-git is an aur package [01:11:22] it's the one from git [01:11:33] *github [01:11:47] irrelevant [01:11:54] 00:10:58 buhman blueblur112198: did I say AUR? [01:12:20] No, but you said freetype2-git which is the exact name of an aur package [01:12:25] "A is a letter on sesame street; you are talking about sesame street obviously" [01:12:26] so I thought that's what you meant [01:13:00] blueblur112198: you should specifically use heftig/freetype2-git [01:13:04] buhman ☞ is in a bad mood coz i whipped his ass at chess [01:13:04] okay [01:13:06] why [01:13:09] Cirrus_Minor: you did? [01:13:12] Cirrus_Minor: when was this [01:13:13] lol [01:13:30] why should I use the github one? [01:13:37] how is it different? [01:13:50] i lie buhman we didnt get to finish game, but i shagged yer queen [01:13:59] *** Quits: zanny (~zanny@64.9.41.243) (Remote host closed the connection) [01:14:03] !g heftig freetype2-git [01:14:05] buhman: AUR (en) - freetype2-git: [01:14:09] no [01:14:10] phrik: fuck you [01:14:10] we need more games on linux [01:14:11] No, fuck you buhman. And stop bothering me. [01:14:14] where are the AAA? [01:14:24] On Steam [01:14:25] !g heftig's nightlies [01:14:26] buhman: heftig's nightlies: Firefox, linux-zen, PulseAudio, Freetype, and ...: [01:14:32] At least some [01:14:40] *** Joins: zanny (~zanny@64.9.41.243) [01:14:52] blueblur112198: ^ that; he explains the awesomeness with insufficient pomp there [01:15:16] heftig: indies are all I see [01:15:17] *** Joins: KittyKatt (~kittykatt@unaffiliated/kittykatt) [01:15:21] not that indies aren't good, they are [01:15:24] *** Quits: TheTeapot (~TheTeapot@129.78.56.204) (Quit: Quitting) [01:16:12] diegoviola: let me find some for you [01:16:58] well, starting with Valve has lots of its own titles ported, such as Half-Life 2, the episodes, Portal 1/2, Team Fortress 2, DotA 2, the current Counter-Strike released this year [01:17:15] there's X3, X-COM Enemy Unknown [01:17:16] Civ 5 [01:17:20] right but I want need for speed and stuff [01:17:22] The Witcher 2 [01:17:25] buhman: "Bad request. The link you followed is incorrect or outdated." [01:17:31] wat [01:17:37] Psychonauts [01:17:46] buhman: I guess the link is wrong [01:17:49] https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=117157 [01:17:51] Title: heftigs nightlies: Firefox, linux-zen, PulseAudio, Freetype, and more (Page 1) / Creating & Modifying Packages / Arch Linux Forums (at bbs.archlinux.org) [01:17:54] phrik sucks [01:17:55] Not as much as buhman's mother. [01:17:58] buhmin is much better [01:18:25] heftig: ty [01:18:45] *** Quits: tier (~tier@c-73-175-104-12.hsd1.pa.comcast.net) (Remote host closed the connection) [01:18:57] diegoviola: Borderlands, including the current one [01:19:07] blueblur112198 ☞ my 2 screens i3 with i3blocks on vdu 0 -b http://postimg.org/image/anffa7g2d/full/ [01:19:08] Title: View image: 2014 11 03 001706 3839x1079 scrot (at postimg.org) [01:19:12] buhman: I still see no reason to switch to freetype2-git [01:19:19] lol [01:19:31] Tropico 5 [01:19:44] Cirrus_Minor: so, uh, can it display the workspaces? [01:19:53] why is need for speed not native [01:19:56] sigh [01:20:26] erm it does not interfere with the i3bar workspace tags blueblur112198 [01:20:39] heftig: I already know of those, thanks [01:21:25] Cirrus_Minor: Cirrus_Minor wow, that bar is i3blocks? [01:21:31] Cirrus_Minor: That's awesome [01:22:16] blueblur112198 ☞ the author of i3blocks lurks in this chan vee , give i3blocks a look, def a fina addition to any i3 set up [01:23:07] That looks really cool and all, but I never had a problem with i3status [01:23:14] I think I'll stick with it. [01:23:39] yeah i3status works blocks just adds some moar features, notifications and the likes [01:26:20] however, still fix yer font [01:27:59] !gn [01:28:00] Good night to all from Cirrus_Minor! [01:28:03] *** Quits: Cirrus_Minor (~Cirrus_Mi@CAcert/Cirrus-Minor) (Quit: ◀▬▬ •••They Must've taken my marbles away••◀▬▬) [01:33:30] I still fail to see how getting freetype2-git will change anything. My font isn't exactly blurry. [01:34:55] blueblur112198: it is a bit like the audiophiles [01:35:07] Can you at least tell me what it will do? [01:35:09] blueblur112198: you won't really see a difference on most hardware [01:35:25] Then why does buhman care so much about me getting it? [01:36:16] (also it is more about glyph correctness than blurriness [01:36:19] ) [01:36:23] you'll see the biggest difference with sub-pixel hinting in smaller fonts, past that it won't be a huge difference [01:37:37] computerphile have a couple of good videos on it [01:37:58] The font that I'm using is supposed to look pixelated though. [01:38:07] http://misc.nybergh.net/pub/fonts/terminus/2008-09-08_terminus_ttf_in_gnu_nano_putty_windows_xp_cleartype_screenshot.png [01:38:13] like that [01:38:19] it's compact [01:38:34] oh, you're using one of the horrible terminus ttfs [01:38:41] carry on doing whatever [01:38:47] I'm using urxvt with Terminus size 9 [01:38:55] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FtxQOkb1x1g [01:38:56] Title: Come Into My World - AMV - YouTube (at www.youtube.com) [01:39:03] then use an actual bitmap terminus font, not that mess [01:39:17] Did you see my screenshot? [01:39:20] It looks fine [01:39:35] http://i.imgur.com/OFKRoKD.png [01:41:35] ^I said size 9 but meant size 8. Whoops [01:41:50] why is everyone switching to emacs [01:41:52] from vim [01:41:59] I use vim [01:42:01] sorry I shouldn't generalize [01:42:13] Idk, everyone I know uses vim [01:42:23] Or...*should* you? [01:42:32] escondida: should what [01:42:32] Except this one dude who uses nano [01:42:38] diegoviola: Generalize [01:42:49] escondida: no, I don't think so [01:42:54] shouldn't have said "everyone" [01:42:55] *** Joins: tier (~tier@c-73-175-104-12.hsd1.pa.comcast.net) [01:43:00] Does anyone here use nano? [01:43:01] nvm [01:43:51] I was using nano before vim [01:45:31] Me too. It's better if you don't know vim or emacs. [01:45:39] I still can't figure out emacs though [01:45:48] why would you say that it's better? [01:45:51] wat [01:45:51] i used nano until vim lit up my life [01:46:11] jade-sky: truth [01:46:15] escondida: Oh, right, you're a fellow Emacs user (IIRC). [01:46:24] blueblur112198: all you need is a few minutes with C-h t to learn emacs [01:46:27] and a quiet romm [01:46:30] and also room [01:46:38] buhman: I do not have a quiet room [01:46:39] blueblur112198: I think cirrus uses that. He keeps calling himself a "nano noob". [01:46:41] vim is great [01:46:44] blueblur112198: sucks for you [01:46:48] blueblur112198: you'll never learn emacs [01:47:08] buhman: I don't really have a problem with Vim, so I don't think I'll need to. [01:47:12] blueblur112198: though you'll never be an emacs master like wasamasa [01:47:30] woddf2: Heck yeah! [01:47:39] buhman: I don't know who that is, but his username is amazing. [01:47:58] exactly [01:48:14] k [01:48:44] *** Joins: viscera (~viscera@unaffiliated/viscera) [01:48:46] *** Joins: chchjesus (~chchjesus@101.98.134.143) [01:49:20] https://buhman.org/2014-11-02-194823_2880x1620_scrot.png witness the gloriousness that is woddf2 [01:49:23] and also wasamasa [01:49:39] I need a domain for my server so I can host shit [01:49:45] wat [01:49:51] *** Quits: stickyb1t (~egon@cpc11-aztw25-2-0-cust22.aztw.cable.virginm.net) (Quit: Konversation terminated!) [01:49:56] I have a web server hosted locally [01:50:05] But it doesn't have a domain attatched [01:50:13] I really need to get one [01:50:37] wat [01:50:45] I thought of it when I saw your website buhman.org [01:50:49] wat [01:51:37] u wat [01:53:20] Anyway, what's a provider for cheap domain names? [01:53:29] there is namecheap [01:53:40] no [01:53:42] fuck namecheap [01:53:45] blueblur112198: use gandi [01:53:53] buhman: is that where you got yours? [01:53:57] why fuck namecheap? [01:53:58] whois buhman.org [01:56:07] fuck gandi [01:56:12] fuck pythonsnake [01:56:17] blueblur112198: use whois.com [01:56:21] lol [01:56:48] buhman: fuck gandi. blueblur.net is $16 on gandi and $10 on godaddy [01:57:46] wat [01:57:47] blueblur112198: use whois.com [01:58:04] pythonsnake: I did [01:58:18] then? [01:58:29] pythonsnake: Oh wait, I thought you meant the command [01:58:31] lol [01:58:33] sorry [01:59:11] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMT4sPSZ3Yc [01:59:12] lol [01:59:12] Title: M - AMV/MAD - YouTube (at www.youtube.com) [02:01:11] i need a domain name too [02:01:22] but im too poor i only have 1eur in my paypal [02:01:28] pythonsnake: get a free erebor.buhman.org domain with a free buhVM [02:01:48] buhman: how much is a buhvm [02:01:52] wat [02:02:01] pythonsnake: try re-reading that line [02:02:05] oh [02:02:07] lol [02:02:08] lol [02:02:23] what are the requirements to get a buhvm [02:02:30] can i get one :3 [02:02:43] check your network buffer [02:03:20] what do you mean [02:03:38] *** Quits: dorftrottel (~horst@gateway/tor-sasl/dorftrottel) (Ping timeout: 246 seconds) [02:03:53] *** Quits: jade-sky (~aidan@69-165-160-247.dsl.teksavvy.com) (Remote host closed the connection) [02:04:04] pythonsnake: /buffer 1 [02:04:35] ok im such a noob [02:04:45] one of the first requirements is understanding how2irc [02:06:17] *** Joins: kerrick (~kerrick@50-196-159-42-static.hfc.comcastbusiness.net) [02:06:38] *** Joins: jade-sky (~aidan@69-165-160-247.dsl.teksavvy.com) [02:07:29] *** Quits: faiden (~faiden@gateway/tor-sasl/faiden) (Ping timeout: 246 seconds) [02:10:17] buhman: lol [02:10:27] buhman: is it controlled via irc? [02:10:38] blueblur112198: not yet [02:10:45] ™ [02:11:05] My font does not have that character because its shit [02:11:07] what is it [02:11:12] lol [02:11:19] *** Quits: hh4a (~hh4a@BSN-182-16-20.dial-up.dsl.siol.net) (Quit: going away and always astray) [02:11:22] > me says blueblur112198's font configuration sucks [02:11:25] > blueblur112198 disagrees [02:11:31] > turns out it actually is shit [02:11:49] *** Joins: arlefreak (~arlefreak@189-213-6-155.static.axtel.net) [02:11:54] *** Joins: dradec (~dradec@unaffiliated/dradec) [02:11:55] *** Quits: tier (~tier@c-73-175-104-12.hsd1.pa.comcast.net) (Remote host closed the connection) [02:12:17] buhman: no, you said I had to get a newer version of freetype2 [02:12:31] buhman: I just said that my current font is shit [02:12:38] uhh [02:12:50] clearly you weren't listening at all [02:13:10] clearly [02:13:11] *** Joins: proOve (~archnoob0@c-a431e455.141-8-64736c10.cust.bredbandsbolaget.se) [02:15:35] so wait, what was the character? [02:16:03] *** Joins: faiden (~faiden@gateway/tor-sasl/faiden) [02:16:25] hm, 2am already [02:16:34] seems like i'll only have 3 hours of sleep [02:16:38] It's 8PM where I am [02:16:52] *** Quits: gwash (~gwash@197.38.3.222) (Ping timeout: 240 seconds) [02:17:10] you live in the past? [02:17:17] Yes [02:17:30] That's why my font sucks [02:17:48] I'm actually 20 years in the past [02:17:50] get terminus [02:17:55] I am using terminus [02:18:01] terminus size 8 [02:18:01] pythonsnake: what's Monday like where you are? [02:18:16] dradec: feels awesome [02:18:21] buhman says terminus sucks [02:18:27] so I'm going with it [02:18:33] a bit stressufl tho [02:18:40] pythonsnake: sounds good, i can't wait to experience it myself [02:18:41] lol blueblur112198 [02:18:51] damn [02:19:04] im the kind of guy who waits until he's in real shit to get stuff done [02:19:13] otherwuse i'djust procrastinate all day long [02:19:23] That is why I own a computer [02:19:34] My work is also procrastination [02:19:45] work sounds so easy [02:19:47] lol [02:20:04] It is when you are still in high school [02:20:50] well in high school you have to know everything [02:20:56] even stuff you dont need to know [02:21:04] That's why I decided to become god [02:21:13] lol ok [02:21:43] terminus doesn't suck (other than not having proper unicode coverage), using the true-type terminus sucks unless there's some sort of technical reason why you can't use bitmapped fonts [02:22:09] I have terminus and terminus-tty on this system. I'm just using plain old terminus [02:22:14] size 8 [02:22:30] that wasn't what your screenshot said, hence the confusion [02:22:40] beest: what font is good? [02:22:51] damn you guys motivate me to code [02:22:56] lol, screenfetch says sans 10 [02:22:58] damn i wasted so much time [02:23:03] I think that needs to be fixed [02:23:05] DAMN WHAT THE FUCK AM IDOING [02:23:17] You said doing and idiot at the same time [02:23:54] lol [02:24:07] pythonsnake: Are you working on something with a deadline tomorrow? [02:24:20] blueblur112198: more like for tuesday [02:24:26] what is it? [02:24:33] got some homework for tomorrow too [02:24:37] ans it's 2am [02:24:44] Well if you [02:24:48] blueblur112198: a maths exam i cant miss [02:24:56] and philosophy exam [02:24:58] lol [02:25:01] Well if you're alive tomorrow, you'll at least have it done [02:25:35] problem is [02:25:43] i dont organise my time [02:25:58] oh /shit/ [02:26:00] i just do them because im forced to at the deadlines [02:26:39] Yeah, I just don't let myself do fun things unless I've made significant progress on a big thing like that [02:27:52] yeah [02:27:58] i dont have discipline probably [02:28:09] this morning i was so motivated so get coding done [02:28:18] and some revising [02:28:27] but then i started co figuring servers [02:28:31] and mail shit [02:28:37] and it took me all the day [02:28:40] and here i am [02:28:44] 2:30 [02:28:51] nothing done [02:28:53] *** Quits: arlefreak (~arlefreak@189-213-6-155.static.axtel.net) (Quit: WeeChat 1.0.1) [02:29:32] What you gotta do, is leave yourself notes saying "what you're doing isn't important. Go do [02:29:37] " [02:29:41] *** Joins: arlefreak (~arlefreak@189-213-6-155.static.axtel.net) [02:30:20] a todo list? [02:30:56] yeah like what im doing - irc - isnt important [02:30:59] go do homework [02:31:01] lol [02:33:00] *** Joins: sud0 (~Death@unaffiliated/sud0) [02:33:34] *** Quits: dradec (~dradec@unaffiliated/dradec) (Ping timeout: 250 seconds) [02:34:24] i've been unmotivated since i met this unmofivated guy [02:34:26] wtf [02:34:31] i shall just forget him lol [02:35:24] Put on your headphones and play a motivational speech on replay [02:35:30] *** Joins: san4 (~111@unaffiliated/san4) [02:35:50] screenfetch's font detection is iffy at best. [02:36:14] Honestly, all of the gtk detection is kinda iffy. [02:36:47] terminus 8 is actually sans 10 though [02:36:54] obviously [02:37:16] 'sans 10'?.. [02:37:47] sans size 10 [02:37:53] my screenfetch says that's the font [02:37:54] 'sans' isn't a font. [02:37:59] it's an alias [02:38:05] blueblur112198: `fc-match sans` [02:38:08] \o/ [02:38:20] it is a font type [02:38:27] type/style [02:38:32] dejavu sans [02:38:35] thats it [02:38:46] I'm actually using terminus for everything though [02:38:55] *** Quits: arlefreak (~arlefreak@189-213-6-155.static.axtel.net) (Quit: WeeChat 1.0.1) [02:39:14] MrElendig: fontconfig alias in this case. [02:39:19] *** Joins: arlefreak (~arlefreak@189-213-6-155.static.axtel.net) [02:39:33] I don't bother with fonts a lot. [02:39:46] I changed it to one I like, and now I just leave it alone [02:40:04] Hmm... [02:40:13] I should take care of my emails.. [02:40:27] they keep piling up and I keep not bothering to go through them. [02:40:45] I cannot stand a dirty inbox [02:40:46] Admittedly most of the I'll just delete without paying much attention to. [02:40:54] I keep mine nice and clean [02:41:08] while checking each one for important stuff [02:41:10] *** Joins: gwash (~gwash@197.38.30.180) [02:41:13] then deleting [02:42:14] *** Quits: FreezingCold (~FreezingC@135.0.41.14) (Ping timeout: 250 seconds) [02:42:40] *** Joins: valkaiser (~valkaiser@75-173-82-252.albq.qwest.net) [02:44:38] blueblur112198: Nice nick :D [02:44:49] SonikkuAmerica: no [02:44:52] SonikkuAmerica: no please [02:45:04] ? [02:45:21] SonikkuAmerica: Please no [02:45:48] What, are you a Mario fan or something? Enlighten me. [02:45:58] I was joking. [02:45:59] And not with e17 please. [02:46:01] lol [02:46:22] My name does not particularly relate to Sonic. [02:46:26] Or maybe it does. [02:46:38] I don't remember, I was like seven when I came up with it. [02:46:48] but but but blue blur :D [02:47:09] I'd rather not be associated specifically with a video game. 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[02:54:31] slightly outdated, but still have some nice things [02:54:38] Bash is more outdated [02:54:39] pacman -Ss [02:54:47] or read the online version [02:55:02] Oh, I thought you were saying that zsh was old [02:56:49] why zsh [02:56:57] *** Quits: phrik (phrik@archlinux/bot/phrik) (Remote host closed the connection) [02:56:58] bash is enough imo [02:58:04] *** Joins: phrik (phrik@archlinux/bot/phrik) [02:58:27] *** Quits: phrik (phrik@archlinux/bot/phrik) (Remote host closed the connection) [02:59:25] zsh has more features, like better tab completion, right prompt, etc. [02:59:34] *** Joins: phrik (phrik@archlinux/bot/phrik) [03:00:16] On an unrelated note, how does phrik work? He's a bot that responds to commands right? [03:00:26] *** Joins: dradec (~dradec@unaffiliated/dradec) [03:00:29] !grab phrik [03:00:44] !help [03:00:45] blueblur112198: help [] [] [03:00:54] !help grab [03:00:55] blueblur112198: (grab [] ) -- Grabs a quote from by for the quotegrabs table. is only necessary if the message isn't sent in the channel itself. [03:01:08] !help g [03:01:09] blueblur112198: (g ) -- Alias for "02g04o08o02g03l04e $*". [03:01:21] !g phrik [03:01:22] https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/User:Kyrias/phrik [03:01:22] blueblur112198: Phrik - Wookieepedia, the Star Wars Wiki: [03:01:23] Title: User:Kyrias/phrik - ArchWiki (at wiki.archlinux.org) [03:01:43] We might make a list of a couple of common aliases Soon™ [03:02:55] *** Quits: grawity (grawity@virgule.cluenet.org) (Ping timeout: 265 seconds) [03:05:10] demize: TIL !foo =~ s/bar/baz/ works with Supybot... [03:05:14] *** Joins: grawity (grawity@virgule.cluenet.org) [03:05:54] RESCUE ME FROM MYSELF PEOPLE [03:06:12] so, there is this thing called "post rock" [03:06:15] not too bad [03:07:50] *** Quits: phrik (phrik@archlinux/bot/phrik) (Read error: Connection reset by peer) [03:08:05] *** Joins: heftig_ (quassel@archlinux/developer/heftig) [03:08:15] *** Quits: heftig (quassel@archlinux/developer/heftig) (Read error: Connection reset by peer) [03:08:55] *** Joins: phrik (phrik@archlinux/bot/phrik) [03:12:53] wht [03:13:01] we're not "people" [03:14:18] *** Quits: diegoviola (~diego@unaffiliated/diegoviola) (Remote host closed the connection) [03:14:36] what do you mean, you people [03:15:22] you are all soylent green [03:15:33] *** Quits: proOve (~archnoob0@c-a431e455.141-8-64736c10.cust.bredbandsbolaget.se) (Ping timeout: 265 seconds) [03:16:00] *** Joins: ahungry (~null@99-40-9-245.lightspeed.livnmi.sbcglobal.net) [03:16:41] *** Quits: kerrick (~kerrick@50-196-159-42-static.hfc.comcastbusiness.net) (Ping timeout: 264 seconds) [03:20:23] *** Joins: iflema (~weechat@CPE-121-218-172-22.lnse4.cht.bigpond.net.au) [03:32:28] *** Quits: phrik (phrik@archlinux/bot/phrik) (Remote host closed the connection) [03:33:30] *** Joins: phrik (phrik@archlinux/bot/phrik) [03:35:41] *** Quits: ornitorrincos__ (~ornitorri@archlinux/trusteduser/ornitorrincos) (Quit: Leaving) [03:35:41] *** Quits: sr (~smrgr@shellium/member/samruger) (Ping timeout: 246 seconds) [03:35:54] *** Quits: phrik (phrik@archlinux/bot/phrik) (Remote host closed the connection) [03:36:52] *** Joins: phrik (phrik@archlinux/bot/phrik) [03:37:33] *** Quits: GI_Jack (~GI_Jack@pdpc/supporter/active/gi-jack) (Remote host closed the connection) [03:38:36] *** Quits: chchjesus (~chchjesus@101.98.134.143) (Quit: outies) [03:41:06] *** Joins: GI_Jack (~GI_Jack@pdpc/supporter/active/gi-jack) [03:49:41] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=67YMbFkQCPU [03:49:42] Title: Bakemonogatari Amv - Reality Rotation - YouTube (at www.youtube.com) [03:50:59] *** Joins: jajaladodo (~jarom@c-67-171-112-35.hsd1.ut.comcast.net) [03:54:45] *** Joins: FreezingCold (~FreezingC@135.0.41.14) [03:54:55] PPN is food. 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[04:21:34] Arch Linux minus the u.... because my finger slipped... [04:21:38] ahh [04:21:40] yes [04:21:43] I run Arch [04:21:46] as do many here [04:22:43] I was thinking about running it. [04:22:55] itsgoodlol [04:23:40] I was wondering if any of you are using enlightenment with it. [04:25:59] Yeh this isn't the place to ask is it?\ [04:26:47] *** Quits: UnknownCaller (~UnknownCa@h146.115.131.174.dynamic.ip.windstream.net) (Quit: Leaving) [04:28:01] I mean [04:28:05] sure it is [04:28:11] IRC is a medium of latency [04:28:19] be prepared to wait for people to have the time to answer [04:28:20] :P [04:28:26] lol, k. [04:28:42] I don't use Enlightenment, hence my not answering [04:28:45] but someone probably does [04:28:47] :P [04:28:54] Meh. [04:28:56] i find a good way to see if people are using something is to check the archlinux forums for posts about it [04:29:16] I notices there is a wiki-page on the specific combination [04:29:34] Sahmot: In my experience, getting enlightenment to work on arch is far more trouble than it's worth [04:29:56] Why, what sort of problems did you run into?\ [04:30:29] mostly just getting it to start [04:30:54] I would think getting through the dependency list would be fun. [04:31:11] The deps are insane [04:31:12] I already tried getting it to work on ubuntu but I ran into issues constantly. [04:31:49] What desktop shell do you guys figure would be good for y'old linux n00b? [04:32:00] Personally, I use XFCE [04:32:52] But it depends on what you're looking for [04:33:33] Well I am in grd.12 right now and I ate the java programming course and I am interested in networking as well as just general computer options so I am doing stuff for school. [04:33:47] So I was hoping for something I could juice for personal projects. [04:34:28] *** Quits: Feksclaus (~Claus@80-71-135-32.u.parknet.dk) (Quit: Leaving) [04:35:55] try poking around here: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/desktop_environment to see what suits you [04:35:57] Title: Desktop environment - ArchWiki (at wiki.archlinux.org) [04:36:42] Thanks. [04:37:05] no problem [04:37:54] *** Joins: nisstyre (~yourstrul@oftn/member/Nisstyre) [04:38:23] 03:15:28 <@J> i am currently immensely uncomfortable [04:38:23] 03:15:37 <@J> also fat [04:38:26] !omp2 [04:38:27] i am fat [04:40:27] *** heftig_ is now known as heftig [04:41:05] *** Quits: Sahmot (~thomas@S01060018e7c635e5.tb.shawcable.net) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds) [04:46:08] *** Joins: Ravana (~Ravana@unaffiliated/ravana) [04:51:25] *** Joins: kerrick (~kerrick@50-196-159-42-static.hfc.comcastbusiness.net) [04:52:49] *** Quits: jade-sky (~aidan@69-165-160-247.dsl.teksavvy.com) (Quit: leaving) [04:53:51] *** Joins: pld (~pld@unaffiliated/pld) [04:54:58] !give woddf2 omp2 [04:54:59] woddf2: i am fat [04:55:00] *** Joins: dorftrottel_ (~horst@gateway/tor-sasl/dorftrottel) [04:57:07] *** Joins: quantum-mechanic (~neutrino@unaffiliated/electron/x-8286743) [04:58:38] *** Quits: dorftrottel (~horst@gateway/tor-sasl/dorftrottel) (Ping timeout: 246 seconds) [04:59:16] *** Quits: pld (~pld@unaffiliated/pld) (Ping timeout: 256 seconds) [05:00:30] *** Quits: krosos (~glitzerpr@unaffiliated/krosos) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds) [05:02:41] *** Quits: GI_Jack (~GI_Jack@pdpc/supporter/active/gi-jack) (Remote host closed the connection) [05:02:45] *** Joins: krosos (~glitzerpr@unaffiliated/krosos) [05:04:28] * James_T gives woddf2 ALL the STI's [05:05:28] !multirq woddf2 [05:05:29] #424242 == The Grey of Life, the Universe, and Everything? kiten++ would be kieleven. I just lost $20 and my self-respect... * woddf2 helps UnCleJack_ off a horse !grab sheep [05:06:31] !rq unclejack_ [05:06:36] !rq unclejack [05:06:37] * UnCleJack squirts cum all over everybody, in name of the father, the son, and the holy spirit, amen... [05:06:37] >.> [05:06:37] *** Quits: viscera (~viscera@unaffiliated/viscera) (Quit: viscera) [05:06:39] :O [05:06:49] !multirq unclejack [05:06:50] nathan28_onoz, dont you have a linux box to rape with your .net/mono framework? willybilly0101, dont be suck an emotional cocksucker yeah but the head he gives is so nice, i want to crack open his skull and cum on his brain plus, 02g04o08o02g03l04e told me they put tomatoes in their asses !grab CryptoNaut [05:07:21] what [05:07:23] !multirq unclejack [05:07:24] willybilly0101, dont be suck an emotional cocksucker willybilly0101, dont be suck an emotional cocksucker And then they code those regular expressions in Perl. Now they have three problems. ill going to make a kickstarter for my semen plus, 02g04o08o02g03l04e told me they put tomatoes in their asses [05:08:25] o.o [05:09:52] *** Quits: krisman (~krisman@187.10.20.225) (Ping timeout: 264 seconds) [05:11:05] polyzen: PM? [05:11:23] Say no^ [05:11:33] halosghost: no. go suck someone elses cock. [05:11:44] *** James_T was kicked by halosghost (no) [05:11:55] *** Joins: James_T (james@jtaylor.id.au) [05:12:06] /mode #archlinux-offtopic +v James_T [05:12:12] lol [05:12:20] oh fine then [05:12:24] /mode #archlinux-offtopic +o James_T [05:12:27] :D [05:12:45] more like +b. =x [05:12:46] *** halosghost sets mode: -vo James_T James_T [05:12:47] *** Quits: sammyf (~sammyf@unaffiliated/sammyf) (Ping timeout: 272 seconds) [05:12:52] :O [05:12:57] :D [05:13:19] but i never had them to be taken away! cheated! [05:14:10] I still love this reaction image [05:14:12] !fuckyou [05:14:13] http://i.imgur.com/c9azGnu.gifv [05:14:23] nice, gifv [05:14:24] what's a gifv? [05:14:35] mp4/webm html5 video [05:14:41] … huh [05:15:00] mp4 video wrapped in a player that does infinite looping [05:15:08] heh [05:15:10] k [05:15:31] you can remove the v to get the original gif [05:15:35] yeah [05:16:06] *** Joins: AbrahamLinksys (~AbrahamLi@50.97.232.163) [05:16:19] go fuck yourself [05:16:23] ...with a cactus [05:17:06] polyzen: but actually, PM? [05:19:08] Say no^ [05:19:21] Say no^ [05:19:33] Lehvyn: may i please rape u [05:19:43] ;-) [05:19:43] *** James_T was kicked by halosghost (rape jokes aren't funny) [05:19:45] Yes. 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[06:49:40] basic weechat config transferred [06:49:43] now then [06:49:44] time to make it all fancy [06:53:43] people die of hunger more than ebola but it's significant because rich people cant die from it [06:53:58] *** Joins: ruan (ruan@unaffiliated/ruan) [06:54:47] man furious 7 looks good https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Skpu5HaVkOc&feature=share [06:54:48] Title: Furious 7 - Official Trailer (HD) - YouTube (at www.youtube.com) [06:56:15] *** Joins: frankyboy_ (~franky@195.9.73.84) [07:01:03] dradec: yes, you follow people on g+ [07:01:07] how clever :p [07:01:42] Hwkiller: your point? :p [07:01:58] anyway [07:02:05] a better comparison is with another disease [07:02:07] like the flu [07:02:57] you're saying hunger is less significant than the flu? [07:03:08] I'm saying the flu is deadlier than ebola [07:03:16] and it's a better comparison [07:04:38] no thats exactly dradec's point [07:04:45] ebola doesnt kill much people [07:04:52] yet all blown up [07:04:54] ... [07:05:04] yes.. I'm aware [07:05:12] flu kills more people so it is a less better comparison [07:05:26] ? as though hunger doesn't kill way more people? [07:05:48] it does and thats what his point was about [07:05:52] He's saying that hunger kills way more than ebola, but noone cares about hunger because we are wealthy and can avoid it. [07:06:11] ebola kill les people , hunger kill more people but ebola is given hype [07:06:32] yes, and I'm saying that, likewise, the flu kills more people and given little hype [07:06:43] that's what i'm saying. there isn't as much panic and coverage of people dying of hunger vs ebola [07:06:46] *** Quits: Ravana (~Ravana@unaffiliated/ravana) (Quit: WeeChat 1.0.1) [07:06:48] people should not freak out about ebola because they are way more likely to die over the flu [07:07:14] ha ha yeah [07:07:37] honestly, more people probably die from the common cold (those with immune disorders) [07:13:33] i'm really loving this band https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPQSuyuiW5IdvEjgjzA-NbQ [07:13:34] Title: Hundred Waters - YouTube (at www.youtube.com) [07:17:41] *** Quits: zephcom (~zephcom@2001:2002:51e9:31e0:21b:21ff:fe56:a1a9) (Ping timeout: 265 seconds) [07:19:35] *** Joins: zephcom (~zephcom@2001:2002:51e9:31e0:21b:21ff:fe56:a1a9) [07:20:15] *** Joins: palasso (~palasso@palassopoulosge.ath.forthnet.gr) [07:20:51] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xjqbxilAPQM [07:20:52] Title: "The League" on FX | Talks at 02G04o08o02g03l04e - YouTube (at www.youtube.com) [07:22:44] *** Joins: Ravana (~Ravana@unaffiliated/ravana) [07:26:29] *** Quits: Ravana (~Ravana@unaffiliated/ravana) (Client Quit) [07:26:49] *** Quits: zephcom (~zephcom@2001:2002:51e9:31e0:21b:21ff:fe56:a1a9) (Ping timeout: 265 seconds) [07:28:06] *** Joins: zephcom (~zephcom@2001:2002:51e9:31e0:21b:21ff:fe56:a1a9) [07:29:38] *** Joins: AzureX (~AzureX@unaffiliated/azurex) [07:31:33] *** Joins: zrj (~raw_rw@212.59.11.230) [07:31:33] *** Quits: zrj (~raw_rw@212.59.11.230) (Client Quit) [07:31:48] *** Joins: zrj (~raw_rw@212.59.11.230) [07:36:42] *** Quits: arlefreak (~arlefreak@189-213-6-155.static.axtel.net) (Remote host closed the connection) [07:38:58] wtf i somehow got skype buttons for kopete plugin installed [07:39:45] *** Quits: beest (~bem@unaffiliated/gnubeest) (Quit: WeeChat 1.0.1) [07:40:11] *** Quits: AzureX (~AzureX@unaffiliated/azurex) (Quit: WeeChat 1.0.1) [07:44:25] *** Quits: supergeek800 (~darthsidi@2602:306:bd6c:3b30:221:79ff:fec5:8469) (Quit: Leaving.) [07:45:22] *** Joins: AzureX (~AzureX@unaffiliated/azurex) [07:45:57] i remember trying to that with no success [07:50:01] *** Quits: mar77i (~mar77i@178-82-137-130.dynamic.hispeed.ch) (Ping timeout: 265 seconds) [07:53:47] *** Quits: JamesTheBard (~jweatherl@c-24-11-128-165.hsd1.sc.comcast.net) (Quit: WeeChat 1.0.1) [07:56:32] *** Quits: Hwkiller (~Hwkiller@cpe-72-178-131-162.hot.res.rr.com) (Ping timeout: 245 seconds) [07:56:35] *** Quits: AzureX (~AzureX@unaffiliated/azurex) (Quit: WeeChat 1.0.1) [07:58:50] dradec: trying to ? [07:59:40] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPer1hqy9U8 [07:59:41] Title: The League - The Shiva Is Sacred, So Is Mr. McGibblets - YouTube (at www.youtube.com) [08:02:40] quantum-mechanic: fingers are falling asleep. i tried to get skype working with kopete long time ago but no success [08:03:56] *** Quits: Haus_ (~Haus_@pdpc/supporter/active/haus-) (Read error: Connection reset by peer) [08:04:41] *** Joins: beest (~bem@unaffiliated/gnubeest) [08:05:28] *** Joins: UnknownCaller (~UnknownCa@h146.115.131.174.dynamic.ip.windstream.net) [08:05:47] i dont even have skype [08:06:17] what i meant was .. the plugin poped up out of nowhere [08:06:25] i dontremember installing it [08:06:26] maybe its web skype [08:07:25] if you install kopete it adds a plugin to firefox [08:07:39] lol, this is so true. https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/95325704/pics/2013-10-29-Arguments.png [08:11:09] oh i did try out KDE the other day [08:11:17] *** Quits: zephcom (~zephcom@2001:2002:51e9:31e0:21b:21ff:fe56:a1a9) (Ping timeout: 265 seconds) [08:11:28] kopete came through that prolyl [08:11:29] *** Joins: Haus_ (~Haus_@pdpc/supporter/active/haus-) [08:13:11] *** Joins: zephcom (~zephcom@2001:2002:51e9:31e0:21b:21ff:fe56:a1a9) [08:17:21] *** Joins: AzureX (~AzureX@unaffiliated/azurex) [08:18:39] *** Joins: NuSuey (uid3556@gateway/web/irccloud.com/x-gyfampsvkmatbhsv) [08:20:48] *** Joins: johskar (~johskar@h2.skartland.net) [08:25:50] *** Quits: AzureX (~AzureX@unaffiliated/azurex) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds) [08:33:57] *** Joins: AzureX (~AzureX@unaffiliated/azurex) [08:36:18] *** Quits: sheplu (~shep@69-123-190-109.dsl.ovh.fr) (Quit: Quitte) [08:36:52] *** Quits: quantum-mechanic (~neutrino@unaffiliated/electron/x-8286743) (Ping timeout: 255 seconds) [08:40:38] http://i.imgur.com/uMe9QfX.jpg [08:40:40] it's a dagle ^ [08:40:52] *** Quits: AzureX (~AzureX@unaffiliated/azurex) (Quit: WeeChat 1.0.1) [08:41:28] *** Quits: chchjesus (~chchjesus@101.98.134.143) (Read error: Connection reset by peer) [08:41:54] *** Joins: chchjesus (~chchjesus@101.98.134.143) [08:44:28] :O [08:45:12] *** Quits: Emi (Emi@nymph0.org) (Ping timeout: 258 seconds) [08:47:52] dradec, the petulent way people argue and cut each other down on the internet is really sad. That pic is one of the many things that people do that drive me nuts [08:48:47] I suppose its ironic im complaining about it, but whatever. I dont try to cut other people down specifically [08:50:01] *** Quits: zephcom (~zephcom@2001:2002:51e9:31e0:21b:21ff:fe56:a1a9) (Ping timeout: 272 seconds) [08:51:45] *** Joins: zephcom (~zephcom@2001:2002:51e9:31e0:21b:21ff:fe56:a1a9) [08:52:05] *** Quits: beest (~bem@unaffiliated/gnubeest) (Quit: WeeChat 1.0.1) [08:59:51] omp: <3 [09:00:14] *** Quits: Addle_ (~quassel@184.175.41.21) (Ping timeout: 245 seconds) [09:02:38] omp: That's one cute cat. [09:03:34] poeticrpm: I think you mean "I'm" not "im". *shuts down IRC* [09:03:53] Chewtoy, :P [09:05:11] slepp time [09:05:12] !gn [09:05:13] Good night to all from omp! 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I have eaten so much that I count as bloated as suse. yum yum... There about think would because really should still something right. 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[10:41:53] *** Joins: amoros (~amoros_af@triton.dsv.su.se) [10:51:07] Hawt music is hawt [10:51:09] * dunz0r np: Cat Rapes Dog - Moosehair Underwear [11:01:57] *** Joins: kerrick (~kerrick@50-196-159-42-static.hfc.comcastbusiness.net) [11:05:59] what kind of music is that? [11:06:14] Sort of electronic industrial something I guess [11:06:56] !yt cat rapes dog - moosehair underwear [11:06:57] dunz0r: Cat Rapes Dog - Moosehair Underwear - YouTube: [11:07:00] ah. okay, i thought of either grindcore (or similar) or aggrotech or whatever. [11:08:44] It's almost aggrotech, but not really :) [11:08:50] Good music at least [11:09:22] it's almost like this thing without name to which most people who don't know real industrial refer to as industrial [11:09:37] Yeah. [11:12:00] *** Quits: stackofcats (~stackofca@unaffiliated/stackofcats) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds) [11:13:34] krosos: Depends on what you mean by "real" industrial as well... [11:13:34] It can mean so many things. [11:13:34] "real" industrial would to me be things like config.sys [11:13:34] *** Quits: UnknownCaller (~UnknownCa@h146.115.131.174.dynamic.ip.windstream.net) (Quit: Leaving) [11:13:35] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ssxUlfDwMIc [11:13:35] in the wider(broader?) sense the experimental music with tools and all that [11:13:35] Title: Config.sys - Return - YouTube (at www.youtube.com) [11:13:35] i don't listen to this that much. my friends came up with that [11:13:36] only band I listen to which falls into "industrial" is Einstürzende Neubauten and Godflesh… but more glodflesh than neubauten. and that's not comparable to config.sys [11:13:36] *** Quits: kerrick (~kerrick@50-196-159-42-static.hfc.comcastbusiness.net) (Ping timeout: 256 seconds) [11:14:09] Neubauten is good stuff :) [11:14:22] i like noise and drone as genres… that's what's more attractive than industrial to me [11:14:54] Depends on what mood I'm in to me :) [11:15:11] * dunz0r np: Folkstorm - Harsh Discipline [11:15:14] Such awesome [11:16:34] It's not uncommon for me to react like "Lol, what the fuck am I listening too, this isn't 'music'" :D [11:16:38] Like this. [11:16:40] But it's awesome [11:18:06] krosos: Ever listened to early Kraftwerk? When they did krautrock and not synth? [11:18:38] i spent to much time in my youth in goth discos… it starts sounding all the same after a while when you aren't into that thing. i have some kraftwerk LPs… but i don't know if I have recordings of that [11:19:11] A bit similiar to Neubauten, although not as much "out there" [11:19:36] at least where I live it's all the same, all the same playlists, djs and people dress all the same. in Aachen it was refreshing when I was there once. [11:19:43] oh, cool [11:20:41] http://www.explosm.net/db/files/Comics/Kris/bully2.png <3, James_T [11:20:52] Especiialy the first two albums, Kraftwerk 1 & Kraftwerk 2 [11:21:44] i check if i have those.. [11:24:08] nope [11:24:35] They are not at all like the rest of the albums actually :) [11:25:25] !give krosos yt kraftwerk - megaherz [11:25:26] krosos: Kraftwerk MEGAHERZ - YouTube: [11:27:18] thanks :) [11:27:46] although i feel at the moment i'm not up for this. [11:27:59] Monday morning and such, huh?:) [11:28:14] yeah, maybe [11:28:31] Me neither, I'll settle for less "industrial" industrial music. [11:28:37] * dunz0r np: config.sys - ansichten [11:28:48] It sounds like someone is jumping on a drum machine :D [11:29:48] i have seen korpiklaani once when i still went to concerts/festivals where such bands play, a friend who was with me told me i was lucky they hit the right amount of booze, they could still play and nobody got injured and delivered a good show :D [11:31:10] *** Joins: youknow (f@this.is.not.my.realhost.name) [11:31:34] *** youknow is now known as Guest76247 [11:33:31] Korpiklaani is quite entertaining when they hit the right blood alcohol levels. [11:33:47] *** Joins: UnknownCaller (~UnknownCa@h146.115.131.174.dynamic.ip.windstream.net) [11:34:01] just like rabbitear [11:39:23] *** Joins: sheplu (~shep@Link01.WAN.LYO1FR.net.supinfo.com) [11:41:11] the highlight for me at that festival was secrets of the moon… never seen them before or after and the album recordings sound way worse than that performance they did in that old gigantic industrial works hall [11:52:02] lolol [11:52:12] this must be saved [11:52:31] what? 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[13:52:02] he moved halfway across the country for training [13:52:03] *** Quits: faiden (~faiden@gateway/tor-sasl/faiden) (Remote host closed the connection) [13:52:07] then who knows where from there [13:52:30] *** Joins: faiden (~faiden@gateway/tor-sasl/faiden) [13:53:23] huh, something on my (other) computer is making even moving the mouse pointer slow as molasses, I can't even ssh into it it seems, gui responsiveness is in multiple minutes [13:53:48] and like 2 months ago he got his (now) wife pregnant [13:55:12] can i ask a naive question [13:55:50] why people go to military service when they have pregnant wifes behind ? -if its not obligatory [13:55:58] !ping [13:55:59] pony [13:56:18] !pony [13:56:19] peng [13:56:27] weird [13:59:02] *** Quits: sheplu (~shep@Link01.WAN.LYO1FR.net.supinfo.com) (Ping timeout: 245 seconds) [13:59:39] !peng [13:59:40] puny [14:06:02] grawity: \o/ [14:06:47] !gm [14:06:48] Good morning to all from halosghost! [14:06:55] good lord, it's early [14:08:33] is daniel really gone :o [14:08:42] Daniel? [14:08:58] forvelin, they both joined the military, then got pregnant [14:09:41] demize, Stargate [14:09:45] Ah. [14:09:48] Well [14:09:57] polyzen: Where in Stargate? [14:09:58] polyzen: how much of the show have you actually seen? [14:10:05] spoilers [14:10:19] y u do dis +demize> Well [14:10:26] polyzen: how much of the show have you actually seen? [14:10:30] ^ [14:10:35] We don't know where you are. [14:10:40] Either he's gone or he isn't. [14:10:54] I know where you are, but I don't know if you're rewatching or if you've seen the whole thing [14:10:56] i don't actually want an answer :p 6.12 [14:11:00] 11 [14:11:06] haven't seen it all [14:11:09] ahh [14:11:20] basically the only thing past thing i remember seeing is some weird fucking ascension cafe [14:11:26] Mmm.... [14:11:28] yus [14:11:30] this* [14:15:05] hm [14:15:09] time went back yesterday? [14:15:42] yes, we're in DST now [14:16:15] which is great because now I will solidly go to work before it's light out and go home from work after it's dark :P [14:16:17] that means i was up from 06:30--21:30 yesterday [14:16:24] or wait [14:16:34] 23:30 [14:16:44] ¯\(º_o)/¯ [14:16:51] heh [14:16:55] polyzen: timedatectl for DST ;p [14:17:18] herp [14:17:19] wat [14:17:19] DST ended here 2 weeks ago [14:17:30] DST in my dick [14:17:32] neat [14:17:52] DST active: no [14:17:54] o.O [14:18:06] s/we're in DST now/we've left DST now/ [14:18:08] just ran `ntpd -qg` a few ago [14:18:08] DST is summer time [14:18:08] :P [14:18:15] we're in DST now, here [14:18:20] that doesn't make sense [14:18:21] UTC+11 mofukka [14:18:24] *** Joins: _mnl (~manu@x2f36585.dyn.telefonica.de) [14:18:33] guess where i live! [14:18:44] isn't the sun setting earlier, now? [14:18:49] It is. [14:18:57] Which goes against the fundemental concept of DST [14:18:57] wouldn't you want that to be later? [14:19:09] lolol [14:19:09] yeah [14:19:11] Which is moving the clock forward to 'save more daylight' [14:19:24] demize: fucking annoying. sun goes down sooooooooooooooooooooooo late [14:19:41] dst would be nice in winter [14:19:43] sarcasm? [14:19:49] yes [14:20:04] i could take this as a queue to wake up earlier [14:20:06] polyzen: shift the mornings later... etc [14:20:07] i/we [14:20:08] :p [14:20:17] dst is annoying [14:20:28] I'm already at work [14:20:36] I'm aiming for a 50 hour work week [14:20:46] last week was 49 [14:21:20] at least you're doing a job you sorta like :p [14:21:33] it's pretty tedious [14:21:36] it'll get better though [14:21:43] but it's in a field you like, yes? [14:21:47] yes [14:21:49] that's good [14:21:51] it is [14:21:53] @ it getting better [14:21:54] and it pays well [14:22:06] so, I don't mind the tediousness [14:22:07] swag [14:22:30] *** Quits: taotetek (~taotetek@107.170.7.19) (Ping timeout: 250 seconds) [14:22:34] *** Quits: Foxboron (~fox@awesome.velox.pw) (Remote host closed the connection) [14:22:48] *** Joins: Foxboron (~fox@awesome.velox.pw) [14:23:19] that's also why I'm working a bajillion hours a week [14:23:27] they're paying me hourly for a while :P [14:23:40] no overtime yet? [14:24:04] due to being on-contract, overtime isn't paid time + half, but I am paid for overtime since it's hourly pay [14:24:17] hm [14:24:24] so, working 50 hours a week does yield (10 * $pay) extra [14:24:26] which is a lot [14:25:03] working another 10 hours gets you 10 times the pay? [14:25:08] extra? [14:25:22] $pay is the hourly pay [14:25:27] so yes [14:25:38] wow [14:25:45] that makes sense right? [14:25:58] not really [14:26:04] if I get paid 5$US/hr, then working 10 extra hours would yield 50$US more [14:26:13] oh [14:26:13] 50 == 10 * 5 [14:26:15] right [14:26:31] 10 hours, hodor [14:26:45] samantha is wearing granny panties this ep [14:26:55] or the adult diaper, rather [14:27:05] oy; making fun of Amanda Tapping is kickable [14:27:11] :P [14:27:15] he crotch from the front usually looks like she has an adult diaper on underneath those pants [14:27:18] her [14:27:25] unless you're talking about Sanctuary [14:27:27] s/on// [14:27:28] lolSanctuary [14:27:31] wat [14:27:36] that's a seires? [14:27:38] yes [14:27:40] it's awful [14:27:58] funnilybad though [14:28:01] lol haven't seen it [14:28:31] you should ask buhman for it [14:28:40] it might still be running [14:28:53] i'll pass [14:29:14] aww, but you'd get to see Amanda Tapping with black hair be all British [14:29:20] that alone might be worth it [14:29:36] lolSanctuary [14:29:40] I'd forgotten about that show [14:32:55] demize: do you have a job? 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[14:51:08] welp [14:51:12] my code's compiling [14:51:29] demize: want to come over and spiny-chair joust? [14:51:51] I'm a bit exhausted I'm afraid [14:51:56] fetch jelle isntead [14:52:26] jelle: spiny-chair jousting? [14:54:06] *** Joins: tier (~tier@68.170.18.121) [14:55:26] !xreaper [14:55:28] Error: XReaper is not a valid command. [14:55:34] o.O [14:55:36] !james_t [14:55:37] He kidnapped XReaper and stole his nickserv account. [14:55:58] seems legit [14:56:12] *** Parts: _mnl (~manu@x2f36585.dyn.telefonica.de) () [14:56:17] yup [14:56:23] do a nickserv info [14:56:26] ;) [14:56:58] *** Joins: _mnl (~manu@x2f36585.dyn.telefonica.de) [15:00:20] * halosghost attempts to setup his fingerprint scanner [15:00:40] *** Quits: krisman (~krisman@187.10.20.225) (Ping timeout: 265 seconds) [15:08:49] hmm [15:08:56] seems I can't clone libfprint…. [15:10:22] ahh [15:10:23] there it goes [15:10:24] *** Joins: krisman (~krisman@187.10.20.225) [15:10:26] slow as hell [15:10:48] freedesktop's git is a bit funky sometimes.. [15:12:39] demize: \o/ [15:12:41] http://inconsolation.wordpress.com/2014/11/03/neercs-compiz-at-the-console/ [15:12:42] Title: neercs: Compiz at the console | Inconsolation (at inconsolation.wordpress.com) [15:12:48] demize: what is my life? [15:14:47] *** Joins: tier_ (~tier@68.170.18.125) [15:15:23] demize: this whole time, I thought I couldn't have pretty rotating cubes in a text-based interface [15:15:27] my whole life has been a lie [15:17:33] halosghost: omp said this was me: http://i.imgur.com/uMe9QfX.jpg [15:17:37] *** Quits: tier (~tier@68.170.18.121) (Ping timeout: 272 seconds) [15:18:26] halosghost: heh.. [15:18:32] * demize cuddles a dagle [15:18:39] \o/ [15:18:47] * dagle missed demize cuddles. [15:20:23] dagle: aww [15:20:27] * halosghost huggles a dagle [15:21:55] *** Quits: tier_ (~tier@68.170.18.125) (Remote host closed the connection) [15:22:34] *** Joins: tier (~tier@68.170.18.121) [15:26:09] *** Joins: TheMamboKing (~dreamer@c-76-118-169-84.hsd1.ma.comcast.net) [15:27:48] Hmm. [15:28:40] If i write tmp = b, b = a, a = tmp. How likely is it that gcc would write that as xchg? [15:29:20] llvm can do some intemdiar IR [15:29:40] Yes, can... but will it? [15:29:46] i dunno [15:29:46] *** Joins: tier_ (~tier@68.170.18.125) [15:30:01] https://idea.popcount.org/2013-07-24-ir-is-better-than-assembly/ [15:30:02] Title: IR is better than assembly Idea of the day (at idea.popcount.org) [15:30:13] clang -Os -S -emit-llvm sample.c -o sample.ll [15:30:15] dagle: ^ [15:30:34] jelle: I still need the asm. [15:30:35] *** Quits: tier_ (~tier@68.170.18.125) (Remote host closed the connection) [15:30:38] *** Quits: skyl4rk (~tlvb@c-2ec39c9c-74736162.cust.telenor.se) (Ping timeout: 265 seconds) [15:30:39] dagle: well.. [15:30:57] *** Quits: tier (~tier@68.170.18.121) (Read error: Connection reset by peer) [15:30:59] dagle: you can get assembly [15:31:09] *** Joins: tier (~tier@68.170.18.121) [15:31:10] Yes, but I'm to lazy to check. [15:31:29] *** Joins: SonikkuAmerica (~S-USA@unaffiliated/sonikkuamerica) [15:32:06] *** Quits: chchjesus (~chchjesus@101.98.134.143) (Quit: outies) [15:32:21] Also, I'm going to ignore gtk until their own projects compiles without warning. [15:32:35] Until then, this "works" tm. [15:32:38] *** Quits: camerin (hoax@elite.bshellz.net) (Ping timeout: 265 seconds) [15:34:13] :P [15:34:18] *** Joins: UnknownCaller (~UnknownCa@h146.115.131.174.dynamic.ip.windstream.net) [15:34:20] gtk [15:34:46] *** Parts: TheMamboKing (~dreamer@c-76-118-169-84.hsd1.ma.comcast.net) () [15:35:08] Well, gtk got something that Qt doesn't. [15:35:40] *** Joins: camerin (hoax@elite.bshellz.net) [15:35:42] I guess you can fix a lot of Qt stuff, but by default it looks like shit. [15:35:50] style ? [15:35:51] oh. [15:36:16] And I use plan9... [15:36:53] An OS with a user interface uglier than windows 3.11 and I find Kde/Qt to be ugly. :P [15:36:59] dagle: gtk has? [15:37:31] jelle: The "no theme" for gtk looks shit, but the "default" themes are nice. [15:37:44] Can't say the same for Qt. [15:38:24] *** Joins: krosos (~glitzerpr@unaffiliated/krosos) [15:41:11] One thing that Qt does right: It supports gtk themes better than gtk. [15:43:09] I ARE MAKE SILLINESS [15:43:13] Wanna hear? [15:43:14] Sure you do [15:44:45] demize: lol [15:44:54] Right, so, when using wired LAN at Uni, I couldn't connect to my IRC bouncer, even when connected through VPB [15:44:56] VPN* [15:45:17] Achillion: is the VPN on the same server as the bouncer? [15:45:18] This was because my VPN and IRC bouncer server is the same [15:45:20] demize: [15:45:22] yes [15:45:35] Yeah, I’ve hit that too ;p [15:45:37] So I set up dnsmasq on the server [15:45:49] push vpn server ip as nameserver [15:46:01] and force achinet.com to resolv to 10.8.0.1 [15:47:30] demize: are you proud of me? [15:47:36] Yes, yes I am. [15:47:49] :D [15:47:51] http://i.imgur.com/tJ1gfgf.jpg [15:48:27] demize: I think this dnsmasq business is making browsing through vpn much faster, but it might be placebo [15:48:34] ;p [15:48:36] and *shrug* [15:48:48] sup [15:48:49] SUP [15:48:55] ISP dns resolvers are pretty much always horrid. [15:49:15] I was using 8.8.8.8 [15:49:17] Which is why I run unbound on your laptop [15:49:21] *** Quits: SonikkuAmerica (~S-USA@unaffiliated/sonikkuamerica) (Quit: I need to configure Arch for a minute) [15:49:23] on my* [15:49:27] Resolving from root. [15:49:58] My ISP's DNS server used to go down once a week [15:50:06] I switched to OpenDNS for a while [15:50:14] But then I just started using google everywhere [15:50:51] demize: yeah, this repo is taking forever [15:51:18] oops wrong channel [15:51:27] halosghost: You probably want to find some other mirror. [15:51:35] too much werk [15:51:43] 82 percent cloned anyhow [15:54:13] demize: \o/ mpv-git in your repo [15:54:18] demize: you make me such a happeh pandeh [15:54:31] !grab halosghost [15:54:32] Achillion: Tada! [15:54:33] Saving the love [15:54:38] \o/ [15:54:41] halosghost: ❤ [15:56:01] ❤ [15:58:26] *** Joins: dfryer1193 (~dfryer119@arkham.wireless.rit.edu) [15:58:34] i saw two vertical rectangular boxes [16:01:37] *** Quits: ifsp (~ifsp@unaffiliated/ifsp) (Quit: WeeChat 0.4.2) [16:02:33] ugh [16:02:47] come on, I want this clone to finish so I can setup sudo for muh fingerprints :P [16:03:37] wat [16:03:44] polyzen: I have a fingerprint scanner [16:03:59] polyzen: and I need to build the driver from source so it has support for the one I have [16:04:09] ah [16:04:20] polyzen: so, I'm cloning the repo, at which point, I will setup sudo/PAM to accept muh fingerprint for a password :P [16:04:49] taking ferever though [16:04:50] *** Joins: rmd (~rmd@unaffiliated/rmd) [16:05:22] i miss having a scanner on my phone [16:05:31] typing in a password is a pita [16:05:33] it's very fancy-pants [16:05:52] also, fprintd makes the whole thing seem pretty painless [16:06:19] what… haha. just hearing this on radio, a sort of neonazi music festival somewhere very close to an refugee building is happening soon… whoever decided this is a good idea needs to spend some time in a room full of wasps [16:07:21] *** Quits: markatto (~mmerritt@173.225.179.34) (Remote host closed the connection) [16:09:58] “Kerosene is fuel. Redbull is fuel. Kerosene is redbull.” [16:10:12] Anyone here watch Russian ice hockey? [16:10:39] to set up your first mail server right the way it works perfectly is a pita, so many single programs. [16:11:01] krosos: Depends on how you're doing it... [16:11:04] Or anyone especially familiar with ice hockey tournaments in general? [16:11:19] opensmtpd is really simple to set up, tho a lot of the resources online are out of date [16:11:38] dovecot can be rather simple to set up too, but it depends on how the config files are laid out... [16:11:49] th0rne: In soviet russia, … [16:11:54] ;) [16:16:14] *** Joins: r4 (~r4@unaffiliated/r4) [16:16:15] *** Quits: hitori (~hitori@toe.te.ua) (Quit: Leaving) [16:16:16] i use dovecot and some others. dovecot works sort of, it's more debugging now and maybe start again. [16:16:17] it's the most useful thing to do while waiting for the train to depart again in the middle of nowhere (which is only 40km from where i live, but public transport system is an asshole here) [16:18:53] *** Joins: SonikkuAmerica (~S-USA@unaffiliated/sonikkuamerica) [16:18:56] *** Joins: ifsp (~ifsp@unaffiliated/ifsp) [16:19:48] *** Joins: buhman (rewt@selene.buhman.org) [16:24:58] th0rne: i would love to be able to watch icehockey on normal tv every now and then. maybe i'll set up xmbc or what it was called one day to do this. i have like 18 or less DVBT channels at home and no sports. even X-Games I can't watch because it's not aired here. [16:25:14] *** Quits: SonikkuAmerica (~S-USA@unaffiliated/sonikkuamerica) (Ping timeout: 245 seconds) [16:27:22] (i don't count football and other things some of the channels air sometimes as sports, german football is just plain boring. [16:27:39] *** Joins: jajaladodo (~jarom@67.128.145.14) [16:28:55] maybe i have a deep rooted hate against that sport because of where I grew up and how it affects the region/people when there is football. plus i can't relate to those "football is my life i have no other life have a beer dude!11" people [16:29:15] Sure, I'm with you there. I don't even have a TV. [16:29:44] try to ride to school / work in a bus when there's football and every person in the bus is drunk and loud. same with trains. … [16:30:00] Where is this? [16:30:37] *** Quits: zrj (~raw_rw@212.59.11.230) (Quit: leaving) [16:30:38] Why are people drunk in the morning? I assume your school/work is in the morning? [16:31:00] in the Ruhrarea, I grew up in a small town in Münsterland/NRW(germany) some kilometers next to Schalke Arena [16:31:20] Like the cheese? [16:31:29] i don't go to school anymore. it was just what I had to experience back then. awful [16:31:42] cheese? [16:31:44] Sure, I can see that. [16:31:59] Oh, sorry, the cheese is French. [16:32:13] And it's Munster, not Münster. [16:32:20] The cheese, I mean. [16:32:27] when FC Schalke 04 and BVB 09 are playing it's better to stay inside [16:32:32] :D [16:32:40] Interesting. [16:33:00] most of my past friends liked football [16:33:23] some even went to play american football [16:33:51] I mean again, I don't like sports either. Sometimes watch Olympic or world championship ice hockey, used to watch SC on GomTV, but that's about it. [16:33:54] *** Quits: phrik (phrik@archlinux/bot/phrik) (Read error: Connection reset by peer) [16:34:23] I'm just keeping tabs on this Russian ice hockey league because there's 22 Russian teams and one Finnish team. [16:34:28] yeah, just went on a rant because I'm for a visit in this town and there are memories xD [16:34:30] sorry [16:34:30] Reminds me of WWII. [16:34:35] Sure, np. :) [16:35:38] *** Joins: Feksclaus (~Claus@80-71-135-32.u.parknet.dk) [16:37:16] *** Quits: caveat- (hoax@2a01:4f8:191:9111:30::10) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds) [16:38:04] i never wanted to admit to people that I grew up in a small town not in the ruhrarea but in münsterland because ruhrarea was much closer to us but moving away from there about 8 years ago or more, i realized living in bigger cities that it was indeed a small town with small town mindset people [16:38:29] *** Joins: caveat- (hoax@2a01:4f8:191:9111:30::10) [16:39:02] What do you mean much closer? [16:39:16] Where did you / do you then live? [16:39:20] *** Quits: Ravana (~Ravana@unaffiliated/ravana) (Quit: WeeChat 1.0.1) [16:40:08] *** Joins: phrik (phrik@archlinux/bot/phrik) [16:40:22] *** Quits: zml (~zml@get.your.minions.at.zachsthings.com) (Ping timeout: 240 seconds) [16:40:40] i mean like Münster (Munster? whatever the international one is) was 50km or something away. Essen (Ruhrarea) was 30km away… then I moved away to live in cities like Essen and other cities in that city-cluster thing called ruhrarea. [16:41:15] Ok, sure. [16:41:49] i can walk out of this door in this town and within 5 minutes i'm in the fiels/farms and a few minutes later deep woods. it's somehow cool, but that#s all. [16:41:52] *** Quits: dagle (~dagle@alephnull.se) (Ping timeout: 240 seconds) [16:42:01] s/fiels/fields [16:42:41] vixus: https://github.com/ivanov/vim-ipython [16:42:42] Title: ivanov/vim-ipython · GitHub (at github.com) [16:44:18] *** Joins: Ravana (~Ravana@unaffiliated/ravana) [16:46:41] *** Quits: faiden (~faiden@gateway/tor-sasl/faiden) (Ping timeout: 246 seconds) [16:49:20] *** Joins: dagle (~dagle@alephnull.se) [16:50:26] krosos: is that thing from the inglorius basterds true ? [16:50:36] what do you mean? [16:50:37] It's all true [16:50:51] how they show three [16:50:53] *** Quits: sr (~smrgr@shellium/member/samruger) (Ping timeout: 246 seconds) [16:51:00] in some areas of germany [16:51:14] or most of germany [16:51:20] *** Joins: zml (~zml@162.244.25.109) [16:51:26] oh [16:51:30] krosos: what fingers do you use to show three [16:51:33] i don't quiete get it. how they show three? tree? [16:51:35] ah [16:51:44] the finger scene [16:52:12] i use thumb index and middlefinger, very rarely i use the 3 after the thumb [16:52:29] *** Joins: excelereight (~excelerei@108.61.101.166) [16:52:34] ha .. just like they said in the movie [16:52:41] what do you use? [16:52:45] Penis [16:52:55] classic. [16:53:02] mmmmhm [16:53:03] no really, i'm interested :) [16:53:05] *** Joins: eZ_ImFoReaL (~tyler@CPE0c473dadd9b3-CM0c473dadd9b0.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com) [16:53:08] *** Parts: eZ_ImFoReaL (~tyler@CPE0c473dadd9b3-CM0c473dadd9b0.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com) () [16:53:13] middle , ring and little finger [16:53:15] I do it like you do, I think [16:53:23] quantum-mechanic: cool [16:53:28] Achillion: you ? [16:53:32] I do it like krosos [16:54:09] that#s the other less painful way to do it. i don't know, it must be a pre-school or something thing they teach kids [16:54:19] how you count with your fingers [16:54:37] *** Quits: Feksclaus (~Claus@80-71-135-32.u.parknet.dk) (Read error: Connection reset by peer) [16:54:38] stuff you do so often until it's difficult to get ridd of it again [16:55:44] 1. extend index, 2. extend middle, 3. extend thumb, 4. fold thumb extend ring and pinkie, 5. re-extend thumb [16:55:56] yes [16:56:02] It gets awkward at 4-5 but ... that's how I do it [16:56:16] er, at 3-4 [16:57:00] oh, that 1 and 2 count is different from mine, but appart from that 3 4 5 is like i do it [16:57:09] *** Quits: krisman (~krisman@187.10.20.225) (Ping timeout: 265 seconds) [16:57:12] 1 is thumb, 2 is thumb+index [16:57:26] *** Quits: Snowrider (~mwest@155.98.80.76) (Read error: Connection reset by peer) [16:57:39] krosos: yeah, I might do that too sometimes [16:57:42] start with thumb [16:57:53] I don't know when I do one or the other, but I do both [16:58:01] *** Quits: dagle (~dagle@alephnull.se) (Quit: ZNC - http://znc.in) [17:00:41] *** Quits: dorftrottel_ (~horst@gateway/tor-sasl/dorftrottel) (Ping timeout: 246 seconds) [17:01:30] *** Quits: zml (~zml@162.244.25.109) (Ping timeout: 265 seconds) [17:01:32] *** Joins: zanny (~zanny@64.9.41.243) [17:01:50] *** Joins: dagle (~dagle@alephnull.se) [17:02:52] maybe some finger positions are a cultural thing, like some gestures are rude or offensive in some countries and in some they are the complete opposite [17:03:16] maybe there are even people counting 1 with middle finger, who knows :D [17:03:25] *** Joins: blueblur112198 (~blueblur1@pool-108-48-146-88.washdc.fios.verizon.net) [17:03:51] *** Joins: zml (zml@get.your.minions.at.zachsthings.com) [17:04:04] purhaps [17:04:41] i start counting on my little finger [17:05:01] although if i need to show two i use the index and middle [17:05:06] not the little and ring [17:06:11] *** Joins: ornitorrincos (~ornitorri@archlinux/trusteduser/ornitorrincos) [17:07:03] krosos: My old teacher always pointed at stuff with his middle finger [17:07:16] *** Joins: nurax (~nurax@unaffiliated/nurax) [17:08:06] he was sending you a message [17:08:28] :D [17:08:55] fascinating [17:09:40] *** Joins: skyl4rk (~tlvb@weblogon57.wireless.lu.se) [17:09:59] I also had a teacher that did it though [17:11:55] I had a teacher once who had an very passive aggressive way of teaching… he used to hit big books on the table or hit the table with an hammer [17:17:12] krosos: that's not passive aggressive [17:17:13] i know [17:17:14] he got theray and had books on his table like "don't get angry" and all that stuff, he was one weird person [17:17:14] *** Quits: skyl4rk (~tlvb@weblogon57.wireless.lu.se) (Ping timeout: 245 seconds) [17:17:14] anger issues must be hard [17:17:15] Was he a physicist? [17:17:15] And was his last name Banner? [17:17:15] *** Joins: Berra (~arch@c83-252-5-130.bredband.comhem.se) [17:17:15] *** Quits: Berra (~arch@c83-252-5-130.bredband.comhem.se) (Max SendQ exceeded) [17:17:25] i can't remember. maybe :P [17:17:34] :D [17:17:39] *** Joins: Berra (~arch@c83-252-5-130.bredband.comhem.se) [17:19:09] wow, I need to filter join/part [17:19:20] smortfilter [17:19:25] indeed [17:19:43] done [17:19:45] so much better [17:20:10] quite [17:20:21] I didn't think I'd like the smart filter, but it's pretty neat [17:20:32] s/smartfilter/squirtfilter [17:20:40] O.o [17:20:42] whut [17:20:57] ¯\(°_o)/¯ [17:21:13] smartfilter > ignoring all join/quit/parts [17:21:33] *** Joins: Cirrus_Minor (~Cirrus_Mi@CAcert/Cirrus-Minor) [17:21:47] squirelfilter. i use it to block out all the squirel join/quit/parts [17:21:58] krosos: too far? [17:23:10] it's okay, i sometimes don't get myself completely. i just stop :D [17:23:15] http://youtu.be/ohrH4AgQ1-g [17:23:16] Title: Bestamvsofalltime "Act of Genesis" Anime MV || by Aggressor - YouTube (at youtu.be) [17:23:52] *** Joins: besenwesen (~bw@f048076089.adsl.alicedsl.de) [17:23:53] MrElendig: I'm using the smartfilter, yes [17:25:19] ._. [17:25:21] man [17:25:26] 16 GB of RAM is a lot [17:25:27] :P [17:25:41] !flip [17:25:42] (╯°□°)╯︵ ┻━┻ [17:25:45] I'm so excited to get my personal w540 up and running so I can experience 32 [17:25:51] halosghost, you’ve changed, man [17:25:56] you used to be humble! [17:26:02] what? [17:26:05] but ever since you got that new RAM … [17:26:12] this is an intervention [17:26:22] * besenwesen handcuffs halosghost [17:26:30] * halosghost is confuse [17:26:35] that’s okay [17:26:42] it’s the first step in my 12 step program [17:26:57] I'm not sure I want to know the other 12 steps [17:26:59] after step 12, you’ll be a competent PHP dev [17:26:59] s/2/1/ [17:27:03] oh god [17:27:05] no [17:27:13] * besenwesen fetches the lobotomy-stick [17:29:24] * besenwesen has overloaded if/then/else in haskell today [17:29:30] * besenwesen felt moderately aroused [17:32:49] what [17:32:54] overloaded if/then/else? [17:33:28] yus [17:33:33] whut [17:33:42] also, I have my own phone and extension at my company now [17:33:45] I feel so official [17:33:51] i just wanted to overload do notation, but if you do that, you’ll have to redefine if/then/else [17:33:51] now all I need are business cards :P [17:33:56] ooooh [17:33:58] shiny [17:34:07] indeed [17:34:25] i recommend business cards made of oyster shell [17:34:28] *** Quits: excelereight (~excelerei@108.61.101.166) (Quit: Lost terminal) [17:34:34] >_> [17:34:39] or bone [17:34:51] gosh i should re-read that book [17:35:12] what book? [17:35:21] «american psycho» [17:35:27] *** Joins: booboy (~booboy@24.12.74.168) [17:35:34] a masterpiece [17:35:35] sup o/ [17:35:37] *** Joins: zrj (~raw_rw@84.240.17.161) [17:35:50] hai [17:36:08] huno [17:36:10] *hulo [17:36:16] but no instruction manual on how to werk [17:36:36] 4.5 hr battery-life [17:36:39] that's awesome [17:39:13] *** Joins: BlueRavenGT (~BlueRaven@8-22-13-219.utopiafiber.net) [17:39:20] halosghost, I also though 16GB where a lot, now I wish I had 32 [17:39:28] ._. [17:39:30] jesus [17:39:35] ornitorrincos: indeed, that's why I'm an excited pandeh for muh 32 GB [17:39:35] what are you guys compiling [17:40:09] *** Quits: vod1k (~root@archlinux/op/vodik) (Quit: WeeChat 1.0.1) [17:40:15] besenwesen, it's not only compiling, it's the caching the OS can do, browser tabs.... [17:40:27] you don't know how it is until you have them [17:40:44] plus I usually have a VM opened [17:40:46] besenwesen: it's for my text-based compiz [17:41:04] dunno, so far ~50% of my 8 gigs go into block level caches. i wonder if more would really improve things much [17:41:17] one might rather try an SSD cache or something [17:42:19] seriously [17:42:22] text-based compiz [17:42:52] besenwesen: http://inconsolation.wordpress.com/2014/11/03/neercs-compiz-at-the-console/ [17:42:53] Title: neercs: Compiz at the console | Inconsolation (at inconsolation.wordpress.com) [17:43:49] *** Quits: dfryer1193 (~dfryer119@arkham.wireless.rit.edu) (Quit: time for class -_-) [17:43:56] .____. [17:44:02] wat [17:44:04] wat [17:44:43] so this renders X to console [17:44:44] hahahaha [17:44:50] how come this needs so much RAM? [17:46:03] is there video? [17:46:36] besenwesen: it doesn't render X to console [17:46:48] besenwesen: it's a screen replacement that does compiz-like things [17:46:55] oh [17:46:59] okay [17:47:08] it needs a lot of RAM because it doesn't need a lot of RAM :P [17:47:09] I love ncmatrix [17:47:14] i see [17:47:31] GermainZ: cmatrix? [17:47:35] * besenwesen hoses halosghost down with pressurized molten butter [17:47:40] D: [17:47:42] halosghost: ncmatrix [17:47:58] oooh [17:48:01] a network version [17:48:03] iiinteresting [17:48:03] yes [17:48:27] follow the white rabbit? [17:48:36] *** Joins: vodik (~root@archlinux/op/vodik) [17:48:39] freedesktop.org has you, neo [17:51:23] GermainZ lied [17:51:46] *** tb0111011 is now known as tb01110100 [17:51:53] pythonsnake: about? [17:52:21] about getting hats if we give you cute kitten pics [17:52:33] pythonsnake: the pictures you gave were of cats. Cute, they were not. [17:52:39] * besenwesen stares at the pretty glyphs [17:53:23] though, ncmatrix should allow for chinese glypsh, like the matrix pager does [17:53:36] because it’s even more matrixoid [17:53:49] lies [17:53:52] so much lies [17:53:57] you're full of lies lol [17:53:59] what was the name of that pager [17:54:10] ah mattext [17:55:10] man zshall | mattext -c -d10 :o [17:56:35] blonde brunette redhead [17:56:52] that's all I see [17:58:01] awww yiss [17:58:06] fingerprint scanner setup for sudo :P [17:58:49] D: [17:58:53] that’s horrible [17:59:15] *** Joins: tier_ (~tier@68.170.18.125) [17:59:19] halosghost: u2f all the things [17:59:24] u2f? [17:59:29] yes [17:59:32] oh [17:59:35] new standard for 2factor [18:00:00] most fp readers can be fooled by a laser printer and optionally some spit [18:00:01] yubico [18:00:11] wasn’t there an independently developed standard recently? [18:00:16] besenwesen: u2f [18:00:22] *** Quits: export (~export@unaffiliated/exported) (Quit: Quit) [18:00:22] nah, another one [18:00:26] besenwesen: it is developed by a group of companies [18:00:44] in the fido alliance [18:01:17] oh, no, i was thinking of an OTP standard [18:01:43] *** Quits: ifsp (~ifsp@unaffiliated/ifsp) (Quit: WeeChat 0.4.2) [18:02:02] u2f [18:02:18] it does involve otp [18:02:19] *** Quits: tier (~tier@68.170.18.121) (Ping timeout: 245 seconds) [18:02:21] must have been linotp [18:02:30] not sure [18:02:36] * besenwesen prowls bookmarks [18:02:41] always wanted to look into that one [18:03:24] they also do yubikey apparently [18:03:48] *** Joins: ifsp (~ifsp@unaffiliated/ifsp) [18:05:44] *** Quits: tier_ (~tier@68.170.18.125) (Remote host closed the connection) [18:05:50] *** Quits: wizzo (~wizzo@unaffiliated/wizzomafizzo) (Quit: My MacBook has gone to sleep. ZZZzzz…) [18:06:09] *** Joins: geosmin (~geosmin@modemcable002.146-201-24.mc.videotron.ca) [18:06:19] https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?pid=1472138 help me solve this and i will eat my own feces for a week [18:06:20] Title: Slow boot. Ran systemd-analyze blame. Wow! Need help. (Page 1) / Newbie Corner / Arch Linux Forums (at bbs.archlinux.org) [18:06:22] *** Joins: tier (~tier@68.170.18.121) [18:07:40] halosghost: I remember an oglaf strip (or another comic, maybe?) about "fingerprint" scanners [18:08:13] halosghost: basically a girl uses her vagina to unlock her door… and a thief uses that to his advantage… [18:08:19] . [18:09:24] http://youtu.be/H43bI_7vmO8 [18:09:25] Title: 10 Things About Fake Boobs!!!! - YouTube (at youtu.be) [18:09:38] MrElendig did you say some fingerprint readers can be fooled be spit? [18:09:50] by [18:09:56] dradec: no [18:10:06] dradec: by a laser printer + optionally spit [18:10:11] oh [18:10:28] dradec: even the morons at mythbusters managed to do it [18:10:48] you know that it is pretty crappy when even they manage to fool the fp reader [18:10:48] wow, i gotta look up on that [18:10:53] :p [18:10:59] *** Quits: geosmin (~geosmin@modemcable002.146-201-24.mc.videotron.ca) (Read error: Connection reset by peer) [18:11:01] lol yea [18:11:11] !yt mythbusters fingerprint reader [18:11:12] MrElendig: MythBusters Fingerprints Busted HD! - YouTube: [18:11:39] or jello [18:11:42] mhhh jello [18:13:01] * MrElendig have fooled FP readers at work quite easily [18:13:19] and these were class 5 devices that costs 1k each [18:13:32] certified for use in high security areas [18:14:24] *** Joins: geosmin (~geosmin@modemcable002.146-201-24.mc.videotron.ca) [18:14:43] had a really fun episode at the place where we fooled the fp reader [18:14:49] it was a museum [18:14:58] the day after it opened someone broke in [18:15:22] from the vibration detector went off until the micro inside detected him, it took 20 minutes [18:15:48] the thief had spent 20 minutes, with a fucking sledgehammer, trying to smash his way in trough the 11 layer glass windows.... [18:16:07] then he ran around inside a bit, ate some leftover food and stole the money in the teller [18:16:17] totally ignoring the 80 million or so worth of art [18:16:36] then he begun smashing his way out a windows on the oposite end of the building....... [18:16:52] MrElendig: i'm convinced. fingerprint readers should not be used as the sole authenticator [18:17:08] the police came and the thief didn't notice them at all before they calmly took the sledgehammer from him in midswing [18:17:11] :D [18:17:25] he was not quite mentaly stable, nor drug free :p [18:17:58] the sad thing is that the police took almost 50 minutes to get to the museum though [18:18:15] when it only takes 4-5 minutes to walk from the police station....... [18:18:21] it's like posting your password on a sticky note everywhere you go [18:18:39] *** Quits: geosmin (~geosmin@modemcable002.146-201-24.mc.videotron.ca) (Read error: Connection reset by peer) [18:19:35] FP keeps out the morons [18:19:50] but just as big a problem, FP readers are notoriously unreliable [18:19:57] so it is easy to lock yourself out.... [18:20:30] sidenote: here in norway, and a good bit of the rest of europe, we are dropping chip and pin cards [18:20:41] and are going to switch to smart cards with a builtin fp reader [18:20:45] >_> [18:20:49] that is going to be fun [18:21:03] steal card, lift FP from the card, ???, profit [18:21:13] lol isn't that like a step back? [18:21:41] even more fun: the cards are nfc/contactless too [18:21:57] and I bet they will fail at doing the crypto right [18:22:29] the way the new cards will work in teory is like a hardware otp token [18:22:34] that you need a valid fp to activate [18:23:12] but knowing banks, they will fuck it up [18:23:26] just like they did with chip and pin [18:23:38] !g site:media.ccc.de chip and pin [18:23:39] MrElendig: C3TV - Chip and PIN is Broken: [18:24:14] 2 factor auth share some of the same issues with fingerprint readers. lose you key and your locked out. [18:27:49] dradec: which is why you keep a backup key [18:28:58] dradec: less of a problem if you use an external auth service like the yubi or google one though [18:29:02] *** Joins: san4 (~111@unaffiliated/san4) [18:29:08] *** Quits: daze (~daze@unaffiliated/daze) (Remote host closed the connection) [18:29:25] dradec: since they do provide a mechanism to give you a new key or a onetime password to get access again [18:29:49] but if you do your own auth, always keep a backup key too [18:29:49] MrElendig: true [18:30:13] the hardware tokens are generally so cheap that it isn't any problem to do so [18:30:28] or you could keep a keyfile on a usb stick or whatever [18:30:45] or have standard password login as a backup, but only enabled for local login [18:30:51] not for remote [18:31:03] *** Joins: jade-sky (~aidan@69-165-160-247.dsl.teksavvy.com) [18:31:07] lots of ways to do it [18:31:23] what are you talking about [18:31:28] nfc? [18:31:31] 2 factor [18:32:55] The way i do it to use a yubikey to login into console. but one day i miss place my stick and was locked out. i had to resort to mounting the disk into chroot and disable 2 factor from pam [18:34:51] *** Quits: mikeplus64 (~mike@unaffiliated/mikeplus64) (Ping timeout: 265 seconds) [18:35:32] lately i've been experimenting on using it to ssh into a couple of my servers [18:36:03] ssh key + yubi? [18:36:37] well i was thinking of using passwords instead of keys + yubi [18:36:50] *** Joins: daze (~daze@unaffiliated/daze) [18:37:09] *** Joins: the_al (~the_al@2-233-235-39.ip220.fastwebnet.it) [18:37:35] is there any benifits of using keys with 2f? [18:37:43] *** Quits: san4 (~111@unaffiliated/san4) (Remote host closed the connection) [18:37:55] *** Quits: UnknownCaller (~UnknownCa@h146.115.131.174.dynamic.ip.windstream.net) (Quit: Leaving) [18:38:04] dradec: if you are only using the yubi then you are not really doing two factor... [18:38:46] *** Joins: sdfvsfgvsdf (~bauasdgwg@37.254.204.200) [18:39:11] MrElendig: i would be using my password(something i know) and my yubi(something i have) [18:39:48] dradec: you would only be relying on the password [18:40:00] password mechanism [18:40:31] *** Quits: zanny (~zanny@64.9.41.243) (Remote host closed the connection) [18:40:43] *** Quits: krosos (~glitzerpr@unaffiliated/krosos) (Quit: WeeChat 1.1-dev) [18:41:01] *** Joins: zanny (~zanny@64.9.41.243) [18:41:31] *** Joins: diegoviola (~diego@unaffiliated/diegoviola) [18:42:06] MrElendig: I must be completely misguided because i thought that was what 2 factor ment [18:42:49] *** Quits: zanny (~zanny@64.9.41.243) (Client Quit) [18:42:56] Have any of you had a (good) experience with steamos recently? [18:43:45] *** Quits: Ravana (~Ravana@unaffiliated/ravana) (Quit: WeeChat 1.0.1) [18:44:27] they should make steamy os , linux distribution dedicated to soft pron [18:44:53] !grab quantum-mechanic [18:44:55] skope: Tada! 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[19:40:59] do* [19:41:01] MrElendig: oh [19:41:06] yeah I want to make an ical server [19:41:07] I tought it did [19:41:21] this is a client https://pypi.python.org/pypi/caldav [19:41:22] Title: caldav 0.2.1 : Python Package Index (at pypi.python.org) [19:41:52] webcal/caldav [19:42:02] hrrm you can serve ical with it? [19:42:12] * jelle has actually no clue how that works :P [19:42:49] soem idiot client is asking me if I can work for some shit amount of money for 2/3 months [19:42:51] ical is listed as supporting caldav [19:42:54] some* [19:43:04] MrElendig: hrrm I want to make an ical server if you get what I mean [19:43:05] acording to google atleast [19:43:07] oh [19:43:12] I want to tell him to get lost but I haven't found the right words yet [19:43:15] * jelle wonders if this is nice http://kien.github.io/ctrlp.vim/ [19:43:19] https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/99358?hl=no [19:43:29] bha, english version available too [19:43:37] so any caldav server should work [19:43:39] haaha no [19:44:06] jelle: ctrlp is ok but it's not maintained anymore, they forked it [19:44:19] diegoviola: oh but does it for example open where the function is defined [19:44:21] I want that [19:44:22] https://github.com/ctrlpvim/ctrlp.vim [19:44:23] Title: ctrlpvim/ctrlp.vim · GitHub (at github.com) [19:44:25] that's the fork [19:44:51] jelle: it's just a fuzzy finding for opening files [19:44:54] but does it open where a function is defined [19:44:56] oh lame [19:45:16] jelle: isn't ctags what you need? 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[19:47:12] wtf is in vim [19:47:33] jelle: it's enter [19:47:41] your right [19:48:08] Carriage return [19:48:39] oh lol [19:48:41] jsctags (depends on Tern) ** Recommended ** [19:48:42] *** Quits: ifsp (~ifsp@unaffiliated/ifsp) (Quit: WeeChat 0.4.2) [19:48:43] sd1001: gotcha [19:53:16] *** Quits: SonikkuAmerica (17e25292@gateway/web/cgi-irc/kiwiirc.com/ip.23.226.82.146) (Quit: http://www.kiwiirc.com/ - A hand crafted IRC client) [19:53:52] *** Joins: ifsp (~ifsp@unaffiliated/ifsp) [19:55:41] *** Joins: polyzen (~poly@unaffiliated/polyzen) [19:56:46] *** Joins: SonikkuAmerica (17e25292@gateway/web/cgi-irc/kiwiirc.com/ip.23.226.82.146) [19:59:53] *** Joins: mar77i (~mar77i@178-82-137-130.dynamic.hispeed.ch) [20:00:37] *** Joins: beest (~bem@unaffiliated/gnubeest) [20:03:08] yay coredumps [20:06:27] yay [20:07:57] some girl commits suicide, everyone talks about God, when has people become so stupid? [20:09:16] *** Joins: icarus_ (~icarus@unaffiliated/icarus-/x-7520418) [20:09:36] Since forever ago. [20:09:53] !xkcd stupid [20:09:54] sd1001: xkcd: People are Stupid: [20:10:04] I mean, nothing against the concept of God itself, but these comments: "She's in hell now", "God is the only who can take our lives" [20:10:06] etc [20:10:29] *** Joins: disharmonic (~disharmon@unaffiliated/disharmonic) [20:10:39] Comment sections are 100% guaranteed to lower your IQ. [20:11:46] *** Joins: krosos (~glitzerpr@unaffiliated/krosos) [20:12:16] Serpentoj: especially in code snippets [20:12:52] hi [20:18:04] *** Joins: seschwar (~seschwar@unaffiliated/seschwar) [20:19:06] http://i.imgur.com/xhkvbGk.jpg [20:19:08] lol [20:19:15] is this how stupid most people are in the US? [20:19:36] sorry, I just found this image [20:20:34] it's internet ancient history :D i doubt they survived this [20:21:16] lmao [20:21:35] *** Quits: SonikkuAmerica (17e25292@gateway/web/cgi-irc/kiwiirc.com/ip.23.226.82.146) (Quit: http://www.kiwiirc.com/ - A hand crafted IRC client) [20:23:11] http://i.imgur.com/8ITJjpU.jpg [20:23:15] *** Joins: SonikkuAmerica (17e25292@gateway/web/cgi-irc/kiwiirc.com/ip.23.226.82.146) [20:23:16] "sounds of ovaries exploding" [20:26:00] so i started watching this documentary "dirty wars" on my way back home… i knew war is fucked up times 10, but what i' [20:26:40] ve seen so far with this is beyond that… [20:28:54] !hgrpg [20:28:55] muh lazy [20:29:23] diegoviola: actually, for the record, that image has been widely debunked as not being taken in the US [20:29:44] halosghost: oh ok, sorry about that [20:29:47] halosghost: is it German? 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[20:31:14] !give diegoviola tias [20:31:15] diegoviola: Try It And See™ [20:31:18] electrocuted [20:31:18] who knows what current they had running there, or wheter they had anything at all [20:31:26] http://i.imgur.com/OclD1AN.jpg [20:31:35] yummies [20:31:39] muh hunger [20:32:10] *** Joins: GI_Jack (~GI_Jack@pdpc/supporter/active/gi-jack) [20:32:11] *** Quits: seschwar (~seschwar@unaffiliated/seschwar) (Read error: Connection reset by peer) [20:32:25] *** Joins: sr (~smrgr@shellium/member/samruger) [20:32:29] besenwesen: I feel that [20:32:55] !hgrpg [20:32:57] muh hungers [20:32:59] yus [20:33:09] !check if [hgrpg] [20:33:10] Testing if muh boredoms: [05FAIL] [20:33:13] lies [20:33:15] lies and slander [20:33:23] better call saul [20:33:46] omg [20:33:47] lol [20:33:48] upstreams [20:33:51] jelle: ? [20:33:52] │checking whether python2 version is >= 3... no [20:33:54] wat [20:33:55] !upstream [20:33:57] more spaces! [20:34:25] needs more tabs [20:34:28] and DS1 [20:34:34] Pitivi has been ported to Python 3 [20:34:35] I'm tired of python and ruby, where's the fun these days? [20:34:36] ugh [20:34:46] diegoviola, haskells \o/ [20:34:47] jelle: you don't like python3? [20:34:48] now I have to update 5 deps! [20:34:48] I'm not really tired [20:34:53] halosghost: the breakage [20:34:56] oh [20:34:58] heh [20:35:21] lol horrible [20:35:34] meh, python2 needs to die anyway [20:35:36] *** Quits: itxchy (~itxchy@24-148-33-227.c3-0.grn-ubr1.chi-grn.il.cable.rcn.com) (Quit: Leaving) [20:35:37] also python3 [20:35:42] but less so :P [20:35:53] D: [20:35:57] I like how you can do 'True = False' in python2 [20:36:00] halosghost: wat [20:36:05] wat [20:36:05] python is awesome [20:36:10] fucking magic [20:36:12] meh [20:36:18] meh [20:36:20] and then 'True' is 'False' [20:36:21] haskell > python [20:36:24] halosghost: meh [20:36:26] :P [20:36:30] oh, it accepts that as identifier [20:36:32] but if you write False = True then False is False [20:36:39] !check if Haskell > Python [20:36:40] rip True. [20:36:40] Testing if Haskell > Python: [03PASS] [20:36:42] knewit [20:36:46] lmao [20:36:53] !check if JavaScript > Haskell [20:36:54] Testing if JavaScript > Haskell: [03PASS] [20:36:55] omg [20:36:57] thest is broken [20:36:57] lol [20:36:59] lololol [20:37:01] *Test [20:37:04] * besenwesen ’s head explodes [20:37:06] !check if JS > * [20:37:07] Testing if JS > *: [03PASS] [20:37:08] !check if Ruby > Python [20:37:09] Testing if Ruby > Python: [03PASS] [20:37:10] lol [20:37:10] NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO [20:37:11] muh face [20:37:14] !khaaaan [20:37:17] see, I told you [20:37:19] !check if demize > jelle [20:37:20] Testing if demize > jelle: [03PASS] [20:37:22] !khaan [20:37:23] !check if SonikkuAmerica > * [20:37:24] !khaaaaaan [20:37:25] Testing if SonikkuAmerica > *: [05FAIL] [20:37:25] omg demize you are superior [20:37:32] !check if Python > Ruby [20:37:33] !fail [20:37:33] Testing if Python > Ruby: [03PASS] [20:37:34] AWw [20:37:35] Oooooh! The failure! [20:37:36] *** Quits: tier (~tier@68.170.18.121) (Read error: Connection reset by peer) [20:37:36] what [20:37:45] lol [20:37:48] so ruby > python and python > ruby? what's what then? [20:37:49] failbot [20:37:56] !check if phrik is a bad bot [20:37:57] *** Joins: tier (~tier@68.170.18.121) [20:37:57] Testing if phrik is a bad bot: [05FAIL] [20:38:21] !check if halosghost should port phrik to hs [20:38:22] Testing if halosghost should port phrik to hs: [03PASS] [20:38:27] :P [20:38:32] where's the phrik source? [20:38:51] supybot [20:38:57] !give diegoviola source [20:38:58] diegoviola: My source is at http://sourceforge.net/projects/supybot/ [20:39:07] lol [20:39:08] * jelle np: Paul McCartney - Live And Let Die [20:39:16] so relevant [20:39:17] besenwesen: but, phrik's probably already being ported to liminoria [20:39:23] back 2 code [20:39:53] *** Quits: SonikkuAmerica (17e25292@gateway/web/cgi-irc/kiwiirc.com/ip.23.226.82.146) (Quit: http://www.kiwiirc.com/ - A hand crafted IRC client) [20:40:00] should be less work [20:40:08] does phrik use any custom plugins at all? [20:40:26] *** Joins: seschwar (~seschwar@unaffiliated/seschwar) [20:41:35] *** Joins: itxchy (~itxchy@24-148-33-227.c3-0.grn-ubr1.chi-grn.il.cable.rcn.com) [20:42:46] jelle: phrik is a lying infidel. [20:43:14] lol [20:43:19] fuck stuff segfaults [20:43:26] You’re a TU, I’m just a lowly op. [20:43:31] awwww [20:43:51] I wonder if I can do a -g [20:43:53] meh [20:43:55] !check if this cinnamon roll hat makes me look fat [20:43:56] Testing if this cinnamon roll hat makes me look fat: [05FAIL] [20:44:00] \o/ [20:44:16] Only way I’d be superior would be if I somehow became an Arch dev, and that’s not happening :p [20:44:20] halosghost: woo [20:44:30] * demize stuffs halosghost full of more cookies [20:44:32] demize: or become a TU :o [20:44:45] or make me finish everything I start on [20:44:47] hahahahah [20:44:49] * jelle sucks [20:44:50] jelle: Then I’d be equal, not superior, but I doubt that would happen either. [20:44:54] Pfft, you do not. [20:45:04] ugh I need to test if swig -builtin is zomg much faster [20:45:08] demize: should be a TU [20:45:18] and I should fix this goddamn code [20:45:21] I don't really have anything in particular to maintain... [20:45:27] demize: "fun stuff" [20:45:28] well, to be superior to jelle it's enough not to be jelle :P [20:45:34] demize: ldap-relateD? [20:45:44] * jelle was so happy when his ldaps was indexed [20:45:48] and the only things orphaned in the repos that I'd be interested in is kerb/ldap stuff and those are in core/extra. [20:45:54] jelle: heh.. [20:46:01] demize: ahh [20:46:09] all these compiler warnings [20:46:26] demize: become a dev then :) [20:46:35] hrrm does gcc have some option like gimme all these goddamn errors related to -Wsign-compare :p [20:46:50] I can’t just *become* a dev, they would have to choose to make me... [20:46:52] first understand the problem :D [20:46:57] And good luck convincing them >.> [20:46:58] jelle, yes, don't pass -Wall -Wextra ... :P [20:47:00] demize: yes a junior dev [20:47:15] does git compresses everything when I clone and decomrpesses it after that? [20:47:27] git does the magic [20:47:38] *** Joins: dfryer1193 (~dfryer119@arkham.wireless.rit.edu) [20:47:42] btw, if dealing with C/C++ errors try to compile with clang, tends to have nicer error messages [20:47:48] ornitorrincos: oh I know [20:48:00] jelle: when I was a kid I used to see magicians do the magic, I want to learn how they did it [20:48:07] I wanted to know how they did it [20:48:16] woooh something failed :p [20:48:23] jelle: :p [20:48:42] * jelle is happy with --with-python= [20:48:50] ruby > python [20:48:54] omg [20:48:56] diegoviola: idc [20:48:56] in that picture with the pool… there's to much german beer bottles for it not to be in germany [20:48:57] halosghost: If you manage to somehow convince them... then I’ll be very interested in how, and you should consider a career as a con-man. [20:49:05] demize: I really can't be arsed [20:49:07] demize: omg [20:49:10] no whitespace for syntax ftw [20:49:16] ;) ;) [20:49:47] !check if demize should totally be an Arch dev [20:49:49] Testing if demize should totally be an Arch dev: [03PASS] [20:49:50] diegoviola: thinking about setting up askbot at work looks like this http://www.binpress.com/app/demo/app/68 [20:49:50] knewit [20:49:51] Title: Askbot demo - Binpress (at www.binpress.com) [20:50:09] yay [20:50:20] demize: omg omg make split packages use arch=any :D [20:50:23] joking, python is nice, I would do work in python too [20:50:34] modern perl is also okay [20:50:37] halosghost: Ask a dev and they'll disagree :p [20:50:40] *** Quits: dradec (~dradec@unaffiliated/dradec) (Ping timeout: 260 seconds) [20:50:41] *** Joins: tier_ (~tier@68.170.18.125) [20:50:42] halosghost: There's a couple on irc ;p [20:50:46] jelle: Well [20:50:52] although I don't see the point to write perl anymore when I have ruby [20:50:56] jelle: they do... just not in the repos because dbscripts... [20:50:59] i' [20:51:00] !check if allanbrokeit thinks demize should be an Arch dev [20:51:01] Testing if allanbrokeit thinks demize should be an Arch dev: [03PASS] [20:51:03] demize: yess [20:51:04] damn enter key [20:51:12] * halosghost dusts off his hands [20:51:12] halosghost: pfft, ask him instead. [20:51:16] phrik always lies. [20:51:17] :P [20:51:20] *** Quits: tier_ (~tier@68.170.18.125) (Remote host closed the connection) [20:51:24] He *is* online. [20:51:26] Tho away. [20:51:34] never gonna phrik you up [20:51:34] !check if phrik always lies [20:51:35] Testing if phrik always lies: [05FAIL] [20:51:38] demize: ^ [20:51:43] It's a lie. [20:51:45] d'uh. [20:51:46] :P [20:51:46] ornitorrincos: I have like 150 compile errors ti fix :p [20:51:47] *** Joins: AbrahamLinksys (~AbrahamLi@50.23.115.94) [20:51:58] *** Joins: tier_ (~tier@68.170.18.121) [20:52:05] jelle, I fix your compiler errors you write my paging code? :P [20:52:20] *** Quits: tier (~tier@68.170.18.121) (Read error: Connection reset by peer) [20:52:21] ornitorrincos: you fix the 600.00 loc c++ [20:52:32] can probably become half by rewrite :P [20:52:40] 600 lines? pfff [20:52:45] ornitorrincos: no [20:52:48] I don't understand the cents though [20:52:49] 600.000 I think [20:52:54] work? [20:52:57] yes work :p [20:53:14] oh, then I can charge you :D [20:53:19] ornitorrincos: are you actually still a student [20:53:22] ornitorrincos: no it's foss [20:53:29] can't charge foss [20:53:34] jelle, I finish this summer [20:53:53] * jelle sucks at C++/C [20:53:57] warning: anonymous types declared in an anonymous union are an extension [-Wnested-anon-types] riiiiiight [20:54:26] jelle: Of course you can charge for FOSS ;p [20:54:29] hehe non-gnu extensions yay [20:54:31] demize: I know [20:54:35] * jelle was trying to be retoric :( [20:54:41] MORE MONEIS [20:54:44] but it didnt affect demize [20:54:44] MOAR MOAR! [20:54:50] * demize cuddles a jelle [20:54:52] Red hat charges for FOSS [20:54:53] and a Tom^ [20:55:03] demize: and a me? [20:55:15] ugh if demize was in nl I'd offer him a job [20:55:25] nl? [20:55:33] netherlands [20:55:36] ahh [20:55:36] official jelle hugger [20:55:39] jelle: ❤ [20:55:45] halosghost: of course ❤ [20:55:54] * halosghost huggles a demize ❤ [20:56:37] oh, jelle the latest game I was on got nominated for a prize :D [20:56:53] yay reproducable [20:56:56] ornitorrincos: niceee [20:57:10] anybody here have pbt keycaps, and how do you like them? [20:57:13] * jelle hugs demize [20:57:30] * jelle will just make -j8 2> errors.log [20:57:47] * jelle feels like a noob [20:57:57] jelle, we made a really good techincal decision in the beggining though, fuck lua [20:58:02] what [20:58:05] isn't lua awesome [20:58:07] * jelle still wants to learn it [20:58:14] until you have to debug it [20:58:18] lolol [20:58:22] oh fuck gsoap [20:58:24] or you have performance problems [20:58:30] ornitorrincos: luajiiiit [20:58:40] in the previous one we ended up changing 70% of lua code to C++ [20:58:42] lua is awesome [20:58:47] it's like python, but faster [20:58:50] * demize hugs a jelle [20:58:54] * demize huggles a halosghost to [20:58:56] o [20:58:58] it's easy to embed though [20:58:58] \o/ [20:59:03] ornitorrincos: that too :P [20:59:05] lua is great [20:59:10] demize: is it hug o'clock? :D [20:59:18] You hugged me first! [20:59:22] welll. [20:59:24] Second first [20:59:35] halosghost, this one ended up being pure C++ with serializable XML [20:59:40] ew [20:59:49] *** Joins: tier (~tier@68.170.18.125) [21:00:00] I wish there were a language that aimed to be the sweet spot between the embedability of lua and the power / functionality of Haskell [21:00:06] that would be awesome [21:00:32] halosghost, oh, and C# for the editor user interface [21:00:38] lol [21:00:42] ornitorrincos: why mix C++ and C#? [21:00:42] C# [21:00:44] wut [21:00:51] *** Joins: kreiGT (~kreig@190.149.76.23) [21:00:52] jelle: it's like Java but less horrible [21:00:55] lol [21:01:05] because making traditional application with it is way easier than with C++ [21:01:13] ornitorrincos: I guess [21:01:23] and being that I was not going to code it I was not going to throw Qt to other people [21:01:29] valid [21:01:31] lol Qt [21:01:50] Qt is awesome [21:01:52] tried haskell GTK2 bindings today [21:01:55] it really is [21:01:58] besenwesen: LOL [21:02:10] yeah, but with C++ not so much, but awesome with python [21:02:18] besenwesen: haskell has GTK bindings? [21:02:20] lol [21:02:23] ornitorrincos: pfft it's good with C++ [21:02:27] does it have cairo bindings? [21:02:31] sure, why not? [21:02:31] yes [21:02:35] ooh [21:02:39] jelle, being better than the alternatives is not my defition of good [21:02:41] Haskell + cairo would be handy [21:02:52] ornitorrincos: oh [21:03:03] I need to get moar proficient with Haskell [21:03:17] moar [21:03:22] halosghost, http://code.haskell.org/gtk2hs/docs/tutorial/Tutorial_Port/ [21:03:32] Title: Gtk2Hs Tutorial (at code.haskell.org) [21:03:34] kewl [21:03:39] *** Quits: tier_ (~tier@68.170.18.121) (Ping timeout: 265 seconds) [21:03:41] don't want gtk2 though [21:03:50] apparently no GTK3 bindings, though. there were qt bindings, but the wiki claims they’re not really maintained [21:04:00] tk bindings also orphaned [21:04:02] if I make graphical apps, I want them to automagically work on Wayland and X [21:04:07] hence why Cairo would be handy [21:04:20] heh, I was coding in windows [21:05:05] *** Joins: krisman (~krisman@189-19-124-229.dsl.telesp.net.br) [21:05:09] omg [21:05:38] jelle seems irritable tonight [21:05:53] * besenwesen cooks jelle a soothing cup of hot chocolate [21:06:09] * jelle relaxes with chocolate [21:07:34] hmmm toblerone [21:07:44] Wait, I thought chocolate is what you give people when you want them to be horny? :P [21:07:58] * jelle jumps onser [21:08:02] * jelle jumps on Serpentoj [21:08:04] RAWR [21:08:35] lol [21:08:54] Serpentoj: I thought it was made to make girls happy [21:09:36] * demize gives jelle some chocolate... [21:09:58] wtf is __VA_ARGS__ hmm [21:10:00] demize: youtube-dl-git? :P [21:10:12] *** Joins: faiden (~faiden@gateway/tor-sasl/faiden) [21:10:15] mmm..... [21:10:17] jelle: if you can avoid dealing with variadic functions, you probalby should [21:10:20] s/lb/bl/ [21:10:21] halosghost: k [21:10:29] jelle: variadic functions in C are a mess [21:10:34] nice [21:10:38] and slow? [21:10:45] I don't know aobut slow, but they're a mess [21:10:48] ok [21:10:50] I mean, they can't be that slow [21:10:50] nice nice [21:10:55] printf is a variadic function [21:10:56] well, slower than non variadic, but sometimes necessary [21:11:00] it works all right [21:11:06] this is for logging so i dunno [21:11:11] * jelle has no clue what variadic is [21:11:16] halosghost, the other day I had to deal with variadic templates [21:11:24] jelle: means it can take a variable number of arguments [21:11:24] jelle, the number of arguments varies :P [21:11:36] ornitorrincos: oooooooooooh [21:11:38] lol [21:11:40] easy [21:12:06] so, va_args, va_start, and so on is to iterate through the arguments [21:13:04] Heh. abcde's loading icon is a smiley :) [21:13:15] ornitorrincos: hmm ok [21:14:11] *** Quits: tier (~tier@68.170.18.125) (Remote host closed the connection) [21:14:28] jelle: it's awful [21:14:33] okido [21:14:43] first the easier to fix warnings [21:15:36] * besenwesen built an expression-based calculator in haskell [21:15:46] * besenwesen feels like he’s in high school comp sci again [21:15:47] * buhman built besenwesen in haskell [21:16:23] * besenwesen traps buhman within an IO monad [21:16:26] say hello to halosghost [21:16:34] he’s been in there since last week [21:16:38] 2014.11.02.1.r12.g278143d [21:16:45] halosghost: ugh, youtube-dl -.- [21:16:50] haha youtube-dl [21:17:03] halosghost: seems there is one place using it [21:17:32] jelle: using what? variadic functions? [21:17:34] demize: :P [21:17:39] demize: you don't have to add it [21:17:40] halosghost: yes [21:17:42] I can just rebiuld it [21:17:46] jelle, what foss project if I may ask? [21:17:46] s/iu/ui/ [21:17:57] ornitorrincos: zarafa [21:18:07] besenwesen: naw, I <-'d a while ago [21:18:18] halosghost, and you know where you’ll be after <- ? [21:18:21] oh I get what it does now [21:18:22] I was going to put salt in my popcorn and I put sugar in it FUUUUUUU... had to redo it [21:18:33] popcorn with curry is also great [21:19:02] besenwesen: well, technically still in the IO Monad until some code forced its evaluation [21:19:08] but I was printed a while back :P [21:19:26] oh, you mean you sneak out as a side effect [21:19:31] sneaky you [21:19:31] :P [21:19:33] sneaky panda [21:19:40] * halosghost is a sneaky pandeh [21:20:24] halosghost: #define debug(format, args...) fprintf (stderr, format, args) [21:20:26] there it is :p [21:21:01] jelle, I should open source my efi bootloader [21:21:07] uhu [21:21:17] jelle: every time I read variadic things in C, my sould dies a bit [21:21:24] jelle: that's one of the things where lua really has C beat [21:21:45] lua variadic functions are just built in [21:21:47] !g variadic [21:21:48] polyzen: Variadic function - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: [21:21:55] *** Quits: frankyboy_ (~franky@195.9.73.84) (Remote host closed the connection) [21:21:57] lol [21:22:02] halosghost, now imagine having variadic variables with variadic type templates in C++ [21:22:02] *** Joins: tier (~tier@68.170.18.121) [21:22:14] ornitorrincos: variadic variables? [21:22:22] yeah, worded that badly [21:22:29] what's a variadic variable? [21:22:31] hrrm didnt find to -Wsign-comparision ones [21:22:40] jelle: use `clang -Weverything` [21:22:42] it's good for you :) [21:22:53] halosghost: ok [21:22:58] halosghost: I'll prolly cry [21:23:04] template auto fn(Ts args...) [21:23:11] halosghost: done [21:23:12] not 100% sure the syntax is like that though [21:23:19] demize: you're my favorite [21:23:22] halosghost: wasnt it Wmost? [21:23:27] ok [21:23:32] halosghost: there we go [21:23:36] with the added thing that being a template you can't do a for loop through the variables through va_start and so on [21:23:39] *** Joins: frankyboy_ (~franky@195.9.73.84) [21:23:54] jelle: naw, -Weverything aliases to all -W flags (except -Werror) [21:24:23] halosghost: oh nice [21:24:35] `clang -Weverything` is so handy [21:24:36] make -j8 again yay [21:24:39] *** Joins: Cirrus_Minor (~Cirrus_Mi@CAcert/Cirrus-Minor) [21:24:40] :P [21:24:52] huh -Weveryting [21:24:56] lmao [21:25:32] I'm really hoping clang gets cilk-plus or openmp support so I can do parallelization using it [21:25:41] I'd like to divorce gcc from my code entirely [21:25:46] so im quite proud of myself, was able to get dunst notifications to show in powerline in dwm & the url's are clickable :) [21:25:54] halosghost: holy cow [21:26:00] jelle: :P [21:26:15] and jelle was swamped in warnings... [21:26:15] !give Cirrus_Minor slowclap [21:26:16] dafuq [21:26:16] Cirrus_Minor: http://i.imgur.com/QyNta.gif [21:26:27] * jelle sends this off to his two C++ collegues hahah [21:26:34] :P [21:26:43] declaration requires an exit-time destructor [-Wexit-time-destructors] [21:26:45] I dont even [21:26:47] ... [21:27:13] hrrm isnt -Wsign_conversion bad [21:27:25] no, never [21:27:36] jelle: none of the -Ws are bad [21:27:40] even tho im in dwm i still use i3blocks so i can cat its cache  cat /home/cirrus/.cache/i3blocks/notification | grep BODY | cut -c 6- [21:27:42] some of them are false-positives on occasion [21:27:45] but that doesn't make them bad [21:27:46] -Wheader-hygiene LOL [21:27:48] lmao [21:29:08] jelle, imagine you cast from unsigned to signed integer without noticing, and then overflow that signed integer [21:29:14] that's undefined behavior [21:29:36] signed ints are awful [21:29:45] ornitorrincos: oh that just happened :P [21:29:52] I wish "int" defaulted to "unsigned" [21:29:57] * besenwesen signs halosghost [21:30:02] that would make C so much more sensible [21:30:06] * halosghost is a signed pandeh [21:30:12] he bears the sign D: [21:31:01] oh, and try sneaking around a std::string t(false) that compiles [21:31:11] but understandably causes a runtime crash [21:31:33] woah http://stackoverflow.com/questions/20184259/what-does-the-padding-class-tester-with-4-bytes-warning-mean [21:31:34] Title: c++ - What does the "padding class Tester with 4 bytes" warning mean? - Stack Overflow (at stackoverflow.com) [21:31:36] this stuff [21:31:47] jelle: that's probably for alignment [21:31:50] jelle, welcome to C++ :P [21:31:50] at a guess [21:31:52] halosghost: yes [21:32:04] hardcore :P [21:32:07] *** Joins: atondwal (~atondwal@137.54.1.88) [21:32:09] jelle: watered-down version: the alignment padding makes it faster [21:32:11] yeah, seems to [21:32:11] :P [21:32:39] halosghost: huh but this is a class [21:32:45] so? [21:32:46] and? [21:32:54] should still make member access faster [21:32:58] in theory [21:33:01] woooh [21:33:03] a class is a collection of variables and a function pointer table basically [21:33:09] oh [21:33:13] but how do I know the order then :P [21:33:15] it's just a fancy-pants struct :P [21:33:24] jelle: why do you need to know the order? [21:33:44] *** Joins: daze (~daze@unaffiliated/daze) [21:33:48] jelle wants to hack things [21:33:55] halosghost: well that SO thing says this: [21:33:55] better keep an eye on him [21:33:56] If there were more members of the struct, then one thing you could try would be to switch the order of the definitions. For example, if your Tester had members: [21:34:18] that's only true if you have a particular set of variables [21:34:27] then rearranging them might remove the need for the padding [21:34:38] jelle, yeah, that's to try to make the struct more tight and avoid the extra padding to keep members aligned [21:34:44] yes I have a couple of private members [21:34:48] ornitorrincos: I get that [21:34:55] but how do I know how to avoid extra padding :P [21:35:00] if you don't have an extreme need to get the struct size as small as possible don't bother [21:35:05] hehe [21:35:10] jelle, pencil and paper plus math :P [21:35:14] ornitorrincos: lmao [21:35:30] really [21:35:43] serialusly, you take the struct/class, take the size of eqach member and draw how they layout in memory and how they intersect with aligment boundaries [21:35:53] sounds fun [21:35:55] then you rearrange them so that they fit nicely [21:36:01] where is the tutorial :D [21:36:04] one general rule is to order them form bigger to smaller [21:36:12] hrrm ok [21:36:22] but yeah, pencil, paper and draw the memory layout [21:36:42] ahh structs [21:36:49] that reminds me fondly of one of my projects [21:36:53] I need to dust it off a bit [21:37:13] next chapter: how to finish fucking off with aligment in scruct and use bitfields [21:38:07] lol [21:38:14] jelle: I'm working on a small C class for the Arch Classroom [21:38:21] halosghost: nice! [21:38:23] I'll join [21:38:25] jelle: if you'd like, I'll ping you when a date is set for me to teach it [21:38:30] Arch classroom? [21:38:32] omg great teacher halosghost [21:38:34] ornitorrincos: indeed [21:38:38] jelle: lol [21:38:42] what is that? [21:39:04] ornitorrincos: a way for Archers to give fellow archers small tutorials / live learning on various subjects [21:39:10] oh [21:39:15] ornitorrincos: e.g., there have been classes on PKGBUILDs and the like in the past [21:39:15] halosghost: are you as awesome as onizuka ? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JqbkYS_eEBo [21:39:16] Title: Great Teacher Onizuka Ep 3 - Late Night Roof Diving (Eng Subs) - YouTube (at www.youtube.com) [21:39:23] jelle: whut [21:39:50] epic anime [21:39:53] k [21:40:47] ok I get it with the padding [21:41:18] http://www.drdobbs.com/cpp/padding-and-rearranging-structure-member/240007649 [21:41:19] Title: Padding and Rearranging Structure Members | Dr Dobb's (at www.drdobbs.com) [21:41:33] *** Quits: palasso (~palasso@palassopoulosge.ath.forthnet.gr) (Read error: Connection reset by peer) [21:41:37] should read this [21:41:55] heh drdobbs [21:42:20] Guys what browser is this? https://www.faiden.com/img/turtleswtf.jpg [21:43:06] halosghost: wtf the rrors.log is 60 MB [21:43:06] I might be wrong but I see 2 sets of close maximize minimize [21:43:08] LOL [21:43:10] LMAO [21:43:33] so, a mac os x theme on a windows machine? [21:43:35] great work [21:43:53] or maybe it's vmware and an osx vm [21:44:17] http://modelingwithdata.org/pdfs/022-variadic.pdf [21:44:19] It confuses me wasamasa [21:44:26] jelle: lol [21:45:30] I think it could be a flash animation or a movie clip that they did in mac and play it on a window machine wasamasa [21:48:20] faiden: oh right [21:49:26] wasamasa: did you watch GTO already? [21:49:41] jelle: I've read it only [21:49:48] anime is awesome [21:49:56] reading it atm :D [21:50:11] his face is the best in the anime [21:50:47] *** Quits: beest (~bem@unaffiliated/gnubeest) (Quit: WeeChat 1.0.1) [21:54:40] *** Joins: attar (~atr@unaffiliated/attar) [21:55:14] do you have the proper scans? [21:55:22] wasamasa: yes [21:55:41] I am shocked [21:55:55] also the first as boook [21:57:38] *** Joins: dorftrottel_ (~horst@gateway/tor-sasl/dorftrottel) [21:57:43] wasamasa: ther is also a movie :P [21:57:44] I know a guy who owns all volumes [21:58:07] in person even [21:58:08] http://imgur.com/gallery/FNbYN [21:58:09] Title: My manga collection (Detailed pictures) - Imgur (at imgur.com) [21:58:18] I still didn't visit his new flat [21:58:25] should do that, like this weekend [21:58:27] omg [21:58:32] and go hunt more manga with him [21:58:36] to read them at his place [21:58:44] jelle: don't worry, they're all german :P [21:59:13] *** Quits: krisman (~krisman@189-19-124-229.dsl.telesp.net.br) (Ping timeout: 255 seconds) [21:59:41] hahaha [22:01:34] wasamasa: one piece is sooo big [22:01:44] I'm at 350/600 episodes or so [22:03:17] wasamasa: damn impressive [22:03:57] *** Joins: Feksclaus (~Claus@80-71-135-32.u.parknet.dk) [22:05:48] :o [22:05:59] i'm around 100 i think [22:06:03] *** Parts: attar (~atr@unaffiliated/attar) ("WeeChat 1.0.1") [22:06:15] polyzen: it's epic but soo long [22:06:38] humor is really cool [22:07:32] lool http://imgur.com/gallery/5cbCqT0 [22:07:33] Title: MRW I had severe constipation so I decided to fix it by eating curry spinach, raw cayenne peppers, and washed em down with a fifth of gin. - Imgur (at imgur.com) [22:07:40] gummo gummo no! [22:08:56] *** Joins: GJdan (~dan@d154-20-234-134.bchsia.telus.net) [22:10:15] \http://imgur.com/gallery/4gHTX [22:10:16] Title: Offensive Wallpapers Round 2 - When the people of Imgur demand, OP delivers - Imgur (at imgur.com) [22:12:09] *** Quits: daze (~daze@unaffiliated/daze) (Remote host closed the connection) [22:14:14] *** Quits: frankyboy_ (~franky@195.9.73.84) (Remote host closed the connection) [22:14:58] *** Quits: nurax (~nurax@unaffiliated/nurax) (Ping timeout: 255 seconds) [22:15:29] * halosghost proceeds to cut another 300 lines of script [22:16:08] so far, my net sloc to this project is something like -1200 [22:16:10] :P [22:16:41] lol [22:16:59] polyzen: the person before me didn't understand loops [22:17:13] I should probably turn off this rainbow-colow-terminal thingy [22:17:25] *** Quits: rmd (~rmd@unaffiliated/rmd) (Quit: leaving) [22:17:49] copy&paste ftw [22:17:59] polyzen ftw [22:18:10] polyzen ftw [22:18:53] jelle: I like how some of the ones he bought were recommendations I've made [22:19:06] polyzen: so, a huge portion of what I'm doing is just collapsing their junk into loops :P [22:19:13] wasamasa: nice [22:19:25] s/m doing/ve done/ [22:20:10] *** Quits: AzureX (~AzureX@unaffiliated/azurex) (Ping timeout: 258 seconds) [22:20:45] *** Joins: skyl4rk (~tlvb@dhcp-38.af.lu.se) [22:24:46] !check if [hgrpg] [22:24:47] Testing if muh boredoms: [03PASS] [22:25:49] !check if randwar [22:25:51] Testing if randwar: [03PASS] [22:25:57] [FAIL] [22:25:57] :\ [22:26:10] !check if [randwar] [22:26:11] Testing if Are we ranting about your mother again?: [05FAIL] [22:26:30] *** Joins: AzureX (~AzureX@unaffiliated/azurex) [22:26:53] !check hodor hodor hodor? 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I have few questions regarding Linux OS. : linux (at www.reddit.com) [22:28:33] He's a newbie [22:28:49] !rq krosos | check [22:28:50] Testing learning and lubricants.. goes hand in hand: [03PASS] [22:29:18] looks like a troll, sd1001 [22:29:29] or an idiot [22:29:32] I'm not sure it is, sadly [22:29:37] half of these could be googled [22:29:43] a troll who got kicked out of every linux forum [22:29:45] !evalStateT (replicateM_ 99 hodor) [1..] [22:29:50] Probably just someone who really doesn't know much. And doesn't know about /r/linux4noobs [22:29:53] so he ends up trolling reddit like many others [22:30:10] !rq krosos | check [22:30:12] Testing yesh .. finally a new chair, but I have to wait 3-4 weeks for delivery. almost 300€ is an huge upgrade from what I have used the last years.: [03PASS] [22:30:28] D: [22:30:31] 300€ [22:30:45] whoever grabbed this. [22:30:47] well i guess moderately prized for an office chairs [22:30:49] -s [22:32:07] sg1 spoiler: didn't teal'c get his symbiote removed like a long time ago.. [22:32:18] ._. [22:32:50] and that has to do with? [22:33:09] hodor! and chairs! [22:36:10] *** MeltedDed is now known as MeltedLux [22:36:47] *** Quits: AzureX (~AzureX@unaffiliated/azurex) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds) [22:37:20] !hodor | hodor [22:37:32] hm… aparently there is an artist/musician with the name hodor… [22:37:35] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Out1pur8Vvs&pxtry=2 [22:37:36] Title: Liviu Hodor feat. Mona - Sweet Love (Official Video) - YouTube (at www.youtube.com) [22:37:44] hodor? [22:40:59] *** Joins: AzureX (~AzureX@unaffiliated/azurex) [22:44:35] hodor ! [22:48:13] hodor [22:49:01] *** Quits: BlueRavenGT (~BlueRaven@8-22-13-219.utopiafiber.net) (Ping timeout: 265 seconds) [22:49:03] some nights are quite boring [22:50:14] !rainbow rainbow-hodor [22:50:15] krosos: 4r7a8i3n2b12o6w4-7h8o3d2o12r [22:50:56] now it feels better [22:51:37] !yt hodor ambient remix [22:51:38] krosos: Liviu Hodor - Dream With You (Dj Gun E Chillout Remix) - YouTube: [22:51:47] !yt hodor game of thrones ambient remix [22:51:48] krosos: Dj MaGnUm - The Game Of Thrones 2013 (Original Mix) - YouTube: [22:51:52] meh [22:52:47] didnt go well ? [22:52:56] omp: You should be a freebsd kernel contributer. [22:53:04] omp: omp and imp! [22:54:20] tigrmesh: ping [22:54:47] lol omp [22:54:54] * raijin kicks omp [22:55:13] Yes, you should make life changing choice based on bad jokes. [22:57:33] *** Joins: BlueRavenGT (~BlueRaven@8-22-13-219.utopiafiber.net) [22:57:41] *** Quits: HarryMudd (~jon@2601:6:5400:c43:7d6b:6ce2:a3f1:9e45) (Quit: WeeChat 0.4.3) [22:57:49] raijin: That wasn't very nice of you. [22:58:18] * krosos throws a tank on raijin [22:58:21] fuck omp [22:58:39] and his little racist band of buttmunchers [22:58:55] Ehum... What racist things have they said band done? [22:59:12] if you only knew [23:00:02] Well either back up your claims or suffer the hammer. [23:00:31] oh, so saying "fuck you" is a kickable offense these days?? [23:00:43] ... [23:00:48] Yeah, because that’s all you said. [23:01:09] *** ChanServ sets mode: +o phrik [23:01:10] *** raijin was kicked by phrik (stop being dumb.) [23:01:11] *** ChanServ sets mode: -o phrik [23:01:16] hihi [23:01:25] *** Joins: raijin (~raijin@unaffiliated/raijin) [23:01:41] you want evidence? join ##bikes and say you are black [23:02:03] I really don't get what that channel has to do with this one? [23:02:10] nothing really [23:02:35] oo internet fight [23:02:36] !popcorn [23:02:37] http://i.imgur.com/4ii4K.gif [23:02:40] but, this is 'offtopic' [23:02:47] * raijin shrugs [23:02:49] So... then how did you come to the conclusion that it’s okay to come in here and throw ad hominem attacks at people at random? [23:03:00] 'offtopic' doesn’t mean 'do whatever the fuck you want'. [23:03:07] * dagle throws him self at demize [23:03:13] um, haveing been in this chan for the past 3 years, i have seen plenty of people do whatever they want [23:03:15] * demize hugs a dagle [23:03:18] having* [23:03:19] :D [23:03:32] raijin: And many of them get banned for doing dumb shit. [23:03:41] ffs [23:03:49] *** ChanServ sets mode: +o demize [23:03:50] you feel froggy today I see [23:04:01] *** demize sets mode: +b $a:raijin [23:04:14] *** raijin was kicked by demize (Ad hominem attacks are offtopic.) [23:04:28] *** demize sets mode: -vo demize demize [23:04:30] jeez [23:04:36] some people can't take a hint, huh [23:04:36] *** Quits: tier (~tier@68.170.18.121) (Remote host closed the connection) [23:05:07] * dagle has cake. [23:05:12] cake is not a lie. [23:05:42] i have chocolate pancake [23:06:10] I have 2 cakes. [23:07:26] i got three eggs [23:08:01] *** Quits: AzureX (~AzureX@unaffiliated/azurex) (Quit: WeeChat 1.0.1) [23:08:43] anyway, not anymore [23:10:19] Ad Hominem Attacks? [23:10:32] He simply attacked him. [23:10:45] It's funny, one and n sounds about the same in swedish. [23:10:46] An Ad Hominem Attack is attacking an argument with off-topic arguments. [23:11:16] For example, saying someone's arguments against the death penalty are wrong because they're gay. [23:11:18] So I often say: I will only have N beers, and people think I will have 1 beer. [23:11:18] That's ad hominem. [23:11:56] Saying "fuck omp" "and his little racist band of buttmunchers" isn't ad hominem, it's just insulting someone. [23:12:30] demize: ^ [23:13:04] *** Quits: iflema (~weechat@CPE-121-218-172-22.lnse4.cht.bigpond.net.au) (Ping timeout: 258 seconds) [23:13:29] *** Quits: Lorem-Ipsum (~Lorem-Ips@unaffiliated/lorem-ipsum) (Quit: I'll be back...) [23:14:46] That's a common use of the term, yes. [23:14:59] *** Joins: Lorem-Ipsum (~Lorem-Ips@unaffiliated/lorem-ipsum) [23:15:54] ? [23:15:55] damn. my girlfriend is asking other people with children now for advice because we've run out of ideas how to handle that ever screaming child downstairs… every option we thought of has the possibility of sounding wrong to the parents. so much stress. [23:15:58] What is? [23:16:15] krosos: Just tell them to try to keep their kid quiet? [23:16:28] !gn [23:16:29] Good night to all from besenwesen! [23:16:30] *** Quits: besenwesen (~bw@f048076089.adsl.alicedsl.de) (Quit: ☠) [23:16:51] does not work. will not work. they can't even parent right. screaming at a screaming child will never work [23:17:37] demize: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ad_hominem [23:17:38] Title: Ad hominem - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (at en.wikipedia.org) [23:17:47] I'm aware. [23:19:46] i couldn't handle this. that's why i have no children and at the present time never plan to have any. [23:19:51] oh yes, it stopped. [23:19:58] *** Quits: jade-sky (~aidan@69-165-160-247.dsl.teksavvy.com) (Quit: Lost terminal) [23:20:23] christ. every evening and night the same, 30 minutes of screaming [23:21:24] demize: Yes, and your usage of ad hominem was incorrect [23:21:43] The term could be used for several things. [23:21:53] He wasn't criticizing in the first place. [23:21:59] He was just attacking. [23:22:04] exactly [23:22:04] *** Joins: tigr (~tigrmesh@archlinux/op/tigrmesh) [23:22:08] 23:21:43 demize │ The term could be used for several things. [23:22:13] which makes it an attack [23:22:19] there's no need to prepend "ad hominem" [23:22:28] The attack could be to anything. [23:22:34] !hgrpg [23:22:35] I'm bored [23:22:48] demize: yes and? [23:22:53] demize: Doesn't make it ad hominem [23:22:59] *whoosh* [23:23:10] the sound of the banhammer [23:23:12] The latin phrase 'ad hominem' itself has nothing to do with criticism. [23:23:19] An ad hominem (Latin for "to the man" or "to the person"[1]), short for argumentum ad hominem, is a form of criticism directed at something about the person one is criticizing, rather than something (potentially, at least) independent of that person. [23:23:24] rather than something (potentially, at least) independent of that person. [23:23:25] Arch-TK ☞ http://postimg.org/image/bldn2z5vz/full/ [23:23:26] Title: View image: 2014 11 03 221040 1915x58 scrot (at postimg.org) [23:23:44] shit [23:23:53] there was no mention of anything potentially independant of the person. [23:23:54] krosos: Tell them to try to soundproof the bedroom? [23:23:57] it was an outright attack [23:23:57] i just gave a whole bunch of hacker my IP [23:23:59] that's all. [23:23:59] im doomed [23:24:01] Arch-TK: Your definition is incorrect because your opinion on some other things are stupid... [23:24:10] ^ [23:24:11] Lorem-Ipsum: lol [23:24:12] see [23:24:14] he gets it [23:24:48] If you watch political discussions most of it breaks down into logical falicies [23:25:02] http://www.relativelyinteresting.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/LogicalFallaciesInfographic_A2.png [23:25:05] krosos: It's pretty easy soundproof stuff, put fabric on the wall. [23:25:16] *** Quits: tigrmesh (~tigrmesh@archlinux/op/tigrmesh) (Ping timeout: 265 seconds) [23:25:27] thick fabric [23:25:39] Thick or layers [23:25:39] Eggboxes work well too [23:25:50] Basically anything that traps air [23:25:51] !check if [hgrpg] [23:25:53] Testing if I'm lazy: [03PASS] [23:25:58] phrik: you get me [23:25:59] halosghost: NO, YOU get me [23:26:07] aww [23:26:09] lol [23:26:11] !check if [randwar] [23:26:12] Testing if Are we fighting about celebrities again?: [05FAIL] [23:26:15] Eggboxes is great for breaking eco and the sound from bouncing. [23:26:17] get a room [23:26:24] sheep: it's not phrased right [23:26:24] so demize isn't a celebrity then [23:26:24] !check [rq] [23:26:26] Testing I barfed fruit sallad in your potato hole: [05FAIL] [23:26:27] dagle: i doubt they have money or time for that… [23:26:39] krosos: It's like $20. [23:26:52] kaictl: would work if you had "if" and if the name tag weren't there [23:27:16] krosos: They could take some old sheets [23:27:22] halosghost: CLOSE ENOUGH [23:27:26] hm… [23:27:35] i'll try to keep that in mind. [23:28:17] It will be for like 6 months? The should manage to have an ugly room that works for that amount of time. [23:28:40] other awful factor is that the way the house is build every sound in other appartments is very loud, even walking [23:29:54] *** Joins: AndrevS (~andrevs@2001:982:27e5:1:2e44:fdff:fe65:84ee) [23:30:01] krosos: Do you have rules for flushing the toilet? [23:30:09] no [23:30:42] *** Quits: mar77i (~mar77i@178-82-137-130.dynamic.hispeed.ch) (Ping timeout: 258 seconds) [23:30:52] *** tigr is now known as tigrmesh [23:31:27] kaictl: :P [23:31:34] I thought that volume levels after 10 or 11 pm apply to humans as well, but my girlfriend said police will only laugh at us because you can#t just mute children [23:32:18] well, you can, but that is nothing one should try [23:32:51] Just Mystic Seal them. [23:33:05] *ancient seal [23:33:17] mustaches are kinda awesome, would you guys wear some? [23:33:22] *** Quits: illy (~rian@unaffiliated/illy) (Ping timeout: 240 seconds) [23:34:05] only if your face / beard growth fits. some people just look … not good … with them [23:34:35] lol [23:34:45] they're funny as heck on some people [23:35:05] http://www.revistavicio.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/Freddie-Mercury-HQ-freddie-mercury-31872940-1200-1286.jpg [23:35:35] *** Joins: jade-sky (~aidan@69-165-160-247.dsl.teksavvy.com) [23:41:57] kaictl: entertain me? [23:42:08] halosghost: play dota and entertain yourself :D [23:42:14] i was gonna offer a hat [23:42:22] how fun is that game? dota [23:42:29] I haven't played any games in a long time [23:42:34] diegoviola: play FTL [23:42:41] also, Thomas was Alone [23:42:44] halosghost: what do you have to do in that game? [23:43:02] diegoviola: which? [23:43:38] both [23:43:51] FTL is a space-faring rogue-like [23:44:03] Thomas Was Alone is a great puzzle-platformer [23:44:13] interesting [23:44:16] I'll give them a try [23:44:19] I played Limbo recently [23:44:24] fun game [23:44:37] Limbo was great [23:44:42] I'm so psyched for the sequel [23:44:50] coming out soon iirc [23:44:51] I want to play Neverending Nightmares now [23:45:00] halosghost: nice [23:45:12] didn't realize they were making a sequel [23:45:29] diegoviola: http://playdead.com/inside/ [23:45:31] Title: INSIDE (at playdead.com) [23:45:33] looks awesome [23:45:35] this documentary makes me angry, so many people there I would've just punched and ran off screaming [23:46:23] *** Joins: daze (~daze@unaffiliated/daze) [23:47:22] halosghost: looks nice [23:47:30] diegoviola: looks awesome :P [23:47:36] I'm so psyched [23:47:46] *** Joins: tigr (~tigrmesh@archlinux/op/tigrmesh) [23:48:02] it's possible that it'll be Xbox exclusive though [23:48:05] which would be a sad time [23:48:14] Supposed to be early 2015 release, so we'll see soon enough [23:48:15] xbox is sad time [23:48:32] linux boxens will rule the gaming world [23:48:45] not for a while [23:48:48] perhaps eventually [23:48:52] but in the long run [23:48:59] here's hoping [23:49:01] I hope so [23:50:53] *** Quits: the_al (~the_al@2-233-235-39.ip220.fastwebnet.it) (Ping timeout: 264 seconds) [23:51:22] *** Quits: tigrmesh (~tigrmesh@archlinux/op/tigrmesh) (Ping timeout: 265 seconds) [23:52:03] steam++ [23:52:22] meh [23:52:33] my hope is for DRM-freedom to reign over the Earth [23:52:35] :P [23:53:27] *** tigr is now known as tigrmesh [23:54:44] my hope is for Lord Gaben to reign over the Earth [23:54:54] . [23:55:01] damn to slow for grab [23:56:24] halosghost: if it's anything like limbo's release, you won't see it on pc until 2016. [23:57:41] *** Quits: sudokode (~ponies@unaffiliated/sudokode) (Quit: peace) [23:57:45] *** Joins: beest (~bem@unaffiliated/gnubeest) [23:58:05] vim syntax hiles... [23:58:21] *** Quits: _mnl (~manu@x2f36585.dyn.telefonica.de) (Quit: leaving)