00:05:10 I wish that everyone had an ansible. 00:05:33 Thereby solving all communication lag issues and most connectivity issues. 00:09:42 indeed 00:09:54 would still be bandwidth issues 00:32:37 -!- FireFly has quit ("Later"). 00:39:46 -!- GregorR-L has joined. 00:39:52 [23:43] FireFly: That hurt like pain 00:39:52 :D 00:40:14 coppro: if you have 0 latency you have infinite bandwidth 00:40:20 just send a bunch of packets at once 00:40:36 -!- Asztal has quit (Read error: 60 (Operation timed out)). 00:40:58 the ansible doesn't provide 0 latency, it just provides instant communication 00:41:02 over a distance 00:41:27 so you mean 00:41:28 0 latency. 00:41:40 there's a limit to how much can be transmitted at once 00:43:29 well, true 00:43:42 Sure, but you still have 0 latency. 00:44:12 (modulo the latency of the computers on each end of the ansible connection) 00:54:17 you might get latency from a bottleneck 00:54:46 that is, after all, where most network latency comes from 00:55:49 coppro: I have a fucking satellite Internet connection. 00:55:51 Lies. 00:56:02 where do you live? 00:56:43 Missouri. 00:57:11 hrm 00:57:18 wrong channel 00:57:36 indeed, missouri is strictly banned here 01:00:38 yes 01:00:41 lol 01:00:59 pikhq: you should invest in 3g mobile broadband, or do they not have that in the us of a 01:02:27 ehird: You realise that they charge something like $5 per megabyte here, right? 01:02:36 pikhq: what, you can't get a metered bandwidth contract? 01:02:47 well, i heard something about 2 MEGABYTES costing $15 01:02:51 per month 01:03:03 here, it's 15GB for £15/mo 01:03:07 They do, if you're willing to pay enough. 01:03:09 It's not quite that expensive :P 01:03:11 Plus, they do have unmetered. 01:03:12 The US is truly an internet backwater. 01:03:17 then £0.10/MB over that 01:03:27 GregorR-L: we have an unmetered plan for like £40 01:03:34 but 3g is too slow to torrent anyway 01:03:37 and youtube videos aren't very big 01:03:55 I... Don't think you can get Internet access for $15 here. 01:04:02 Even dialup ISPs cost a bit more than that. 01:04:13 it's $25 01:04:38 Yeah, broadband costs more than that. 01:04:52 pikhq: for £10/mo ($16.51), you can get a 1GB/mo plan 01:04:58 so I guess the UK is actually pretty good for 3G broadband 01:05:13 Yeah, nowhere near that little. 01:05:38 ehird: Ah, but in this glorious capitalist worker's paradise, the invisible hand of the free market takes care of all! 01:05:42 apparently if you buy a paid-monthly mobile phone it's 25% off the broadband 01:05:50 pikhq: i like how they can't even get the free market right 01:06:09 "The totally free market that BREAKS HORRIBLY if you mess with it in any way will be fine! We just have to manipulate it." 01:06:23 (not that it works even if you don't tinker with it) 01:06:43 ehird: Keep in mind that we have a lot of people in favor of removing all regulation on markets. 01:07:02 ... Even Adam Smith didn't want that. 01:07:18 might be good for your country, dropping out of the world economy and all 01:07:21 More capitalist than Adam Smith -- now that's just crazy. 01:07:43 don't call it capitalism 01:07:57 it doesn't produce a functioning market of trade 01:08:01 so it's not capitalism 01:08:29 Fine, fine. I'll call it corporate feudalism. 01:47:44 ECONOMISTS! 01:47:53 What of them? 01:47:59 They are economical, duh. 01:50:56 -!- Halph has joined. 01:51:43 Halph: too clever by halph 01:51:47 wait oerjan said that last time 01:52:09 -!- coppro has quit (Nick collision from services.). 01:52:20 -!- Halph has changed nick to coppro. 02:09:43 -!- Sgeo has joined. 02:42:17 Dammit, I got reminded of Salad Fingers again. 02:42:26 And here I was, thinking I'd sleep tonight. 02:42:36 :D 02:42:42 Salad Fingers isn't that creepy 02:43:49 ... Something is wrong with you. 02:44:20 that is true 02:50:22 Lesbians! 02:51:48 Something happened a few years ago that makes me uninterested in girls kissing.. for a time at least 02:53:08 Two girls one cup? :P 02:53:34 No 02:53:42 That actually didn't have much of an effect on me 02:53:42 No, his girlfriend left him *UNCONTROLLABLE SOBBING* 02:53:52 I saw a girl I liked kiss another girl 02:54:01 That was my first guess 02:54:07 but I thought it was too cheesy and retarded even for you. 02:54:15 Sgeo: She could be bi you know, you can still fan the flames :P 02:54:47 GregorR-L, a) That was a while ago. b) I assumed she was in a relationship >.> 02:55:10 flame the fans 02:55:15 She could also be polyamorous. 02:55:29 (note: if she's bi and polyamorous there's a good chance she's just a slut) 02:55:59 Let's go ahead and not assume that >_> 02:56:04 tetramorous. she insists on having exactly four lovers at all times. 02:56:21 GregorR-L: Whyever not? 02:56:25 oerjan: Two male, two female? :P 02:56:36 most likely 02:57:08 ehird: A) Presumably Sgeo doesn't want to be one of twelve guys, B) argh stereotypes :P 02:57:24 GregorR-L: Is your B referring to your A? Pretty sure it is. 02:57:38 Again, this was a while ago >.> 02:58:13 Sgeo: Well, apparently it's ruined your intrinsic male lesbian lust even now, so time means nothing :P 02:58:47 I think I'm recovering it >.> 02:59:23 Anyway, I said "Lesbians!" because I was quoting http://lonelydino.com/?id=13 :P 03:00:30 Sgeo: >.> 03:00:37 Ah, Lonely Dino. 03:01:05 There is no idea so silly that Gregor won't get a domain for it, is there? 03:01:13 THERE IS NONE 03:01:20 Also the name of the comic is T-Rex is Lonely 03:01:36 hey, #3 only has two frames 03:01:58 They can have 2 or 3 frames, so long as they're from the set {1,2,5} 03:02:05 Erm, {1,2,6} 03:02:31 Or even one frame? 03:02:39 (that would have to be an awesome frame out of context) 03:02:49 The software will allow one frame, but I doubt any would be funny enough for me to post. 03:03:01 Actually, the software works fine with zero frames :P 03:03:18 That would have to be an *epic* lack-of-frame. 03:04:00 lol @ today's dinosaur comic 03:04:20 well, yesterdays' 03:04:23 *yesterday's 03:04:23 There are easily enough variables involved in girlfriend. 03:05:44 we should make a language 03:06:16 We do that http://esolangs.org/ :P 03:06:20 i'm sorry, no language in this channel. strictly forbidden. 03:06:24 We tried to make a conlang but turns out we SUUUUUUUUUUUUUCK 03:06:57 -!- pikhq has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)). 03:07:01 ehird: ekbu snaffelfy scramboo smibbletkw 03:07:08 your mom 03:07:17 -!- pikhq has joined. 03:07:34 ("your mom" is, by no coincidence, a valid and meaningful phrase in said conlang, and does not have the same meaning as the English phrase "your mom") 03:07:36 ... And all the connections dropped at once. 03:08:37 Why are you talking of conlang here 03:08:40 This isn't Isharia 03:08:59 Isharia is about gay sex, not conlangs. 03:09:05 Incidentally, so is this channel. 03:09:08 So is here 03:09:10 Yeah 03:09:11 Hey augur 03:09:13 :P 03:09:17 Want to havve gay sex? 03:09:24 -ur being a nominative suffix and -m present tense 03:09:24 no 03:10:30 GregorR-L: re: your mom thing, http://kisa.ca/oou.html 03:10:34 I am disappoint 03:11:15 yo- is the second person pronoun. mo- indicates a sorptive action. 03:11:48 dawg is a superlative. 03:12:52 indeed, using the superlative infix -w- 03:12:59 -!- Pthing has quit ("Leaving"). 03:13:11 -!- Pthing has joined. 03:16:00 -!- pikhq_ has joined. 03:25:13 -!- oerjan has quit ("Good night"). 03:25:29 -!- pikhq_ has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)). 03:25:52 -!- pikhq_ has joined. 03:26:35 ehird: Wow, you can say EVERYTHING with that. 03:26:43 GregorR-L: I know :D 03:26:58 It's great. 03:29:29 * Sgeo doesn't understand IPA stuff 03:31:10 -!- pikhq has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)). 03:38:46 Sgeo: nor I. 03:43:32 sgeo 03:43:33 ehird 03:43:45 ipa is pretty simple 03:43:58 So "your mom" means "you absorb"? 03:44:08 Presumably, "mom your" means the same thing. 03:44:09 there are three conceptual dimensions to the main part of the IPA 03:44:56 GregorR-L: are you talking about an actual conlang? 03:45:09 place of articulation, manner, and voicing 03:46:52 place of articulation is where in the mouth the distortion/constriction occurs 03:47:02 -!- pikhq_ has quit (Read error: 54 (Connection reset by peer)). 03:47:28 -!- pikhq has joined. 03:47:28 manner is what sort of distortion/constriction 03:47:35 and voicing is whether or not your vocal cords are vibrating 03:48:28 Ooh, can I talk about phonetics? 03:49:07 no 03:49:21 so for example, for place of articulation 03:49:26 augur: i don't know any of those things 03:49:28 and can't control them. 03:49:28 consider b or p 03:49:38 to make those sounds, you press your lips together 03:49:58 making b and p a "bilabial", which is the place of articulation 03:50:23 compare that to d and t, where you place the front of your tongue flat against the alveolar ridge behind your teeth 03:50:50 this is an alveolar place of articulation 03:52:01 or consider k and g 03:52:18 where you press the back of your tongue against the back roof of your mouth, in front of your uvula 03:52:26 -!- pikhq_ has joined. 03:52:35 http://i132.photobucket.com/albums/q1/MiffTheFox/GreatCodePyramids.png THIS CODE OH MY GOD 03:52:37 this is the velum, and so this kind of place of articulation is velar 03:53:18 SHUT UP AUGUR 03:53:29 ehird: no im teaching you IPA 03:53:33 nooooooooooooooooooooooo 03:53:53 so b/p, d/t, and g/k different from one another in their place of articulation 03:54:00 bilabial, alveolar, and velar 03:54:10 there are a whole bunch of other POAs as well 03:54:25 here we can also see aspects of voicing 03:54:41 b and p different only in whether or not your vocal cords are vibrating when making the sound 03:54:46 same with d/t and g/k 03:55:02 b, d, and g are voiced, while p, t, and k are voiceless 03:55:29 all of these sounds also involve completely stopping air 03:55:48 so when you make a p or a g, air doesnt flow through your mouth until you open the constriction again 03:56:02 compare this to f and v, where air does flow 03:56:10 or s and z 03:56:27 this differentiations manner/degree of stricture 03:56:39 f, v, s, and z arent full closures 03:57:12 instead, they're only partially closed, and the closeness happens to make them produce white-noise-like sound like something dragging over the floor 03:57:16 so theyre called fricatives 03:57:19 like friction 03:57:26 which also produces that kind of noise 03:57:45 < augur> ehird: no im teaching you IPA 03:57:49 s and t are both voiceless alveolars, but they different in that s is a fricative while t is a stop/plosive 03:57:51 I think you're actually teaching him phonetics. 03:57:58 warrigal_: sort of! 03:58:02 theyre both intimately connected 03:58:02 no, he's not 03:58:04 given that 03:58:06 because i'm not listening, see 03:58:11 IPA = international PHONETIC alphabet 03:58:11 :) 03:58:27 im currently just outlining the three major dimensions of the segmental part of the IPA 03:58:49 About as intimately connected as mathematical notation and math are intimately connected. Which is pretty intimately. 03:59:04 indeed! 03:59:13 hence why i have to explain some phonetics to explain the IPA 03:59:40 so those three aspects form the three main axes of the IPA segment chart 04:00:52 and the main combinations of these three properties, Voicing+POA+Manner, get letter symbols 04:01:57 another common set of symbols are the nasals, which are essentially just stops where the soft palate is lowered, so that air can escape through it 04:02:11 -!- pikhq_ has quit (Read error: 54 (Connection reset by peer)). 04:02:12 so b and m differ only in that m has a lowered soft palate, allowing air through the nasal canal 04:02:17 while b doesnt 04:02:27 -!- pikhq_ has joined. 04:02:38 because these are also fairly common, they get their own symbols 04:03:03 there are some other symbols for things like clicks as well, and implosives (which have air flowing in the opposite direction) 04:03:11 but these are much fewer in number 04:03:32 -!- coppro has quit ("The only thing I know is that I know nothing"). 04:03:58 aside from the "segmental" symbols, which ive described, there are also a whole slew of diacritics that modify aspects of the base symbol's description 04:03:59 for instance 04:04:38 p is a Voiceless Bilabial Plosive, but you can add a diacritic to it that makes it a Voiced Bilabial Plosive 04:04:43 -!- pikhq has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)). 04:05:07 ofcourse, the voiced bilabial plosive already has a symbol of its own, namely "b", but even so, p + that diacritic denotes the same sound 04:06:07 the rest of the diacritics serve much the same purpose, adding certain denotational semantics 04:06:50 using p again, p is unaspirated, meaning that if it were followed by a vowel, the vowel's articulation would have full voicing 04:06:58 fucking SHUT UP augur 04:07:18 but if it were aspirated, where the vowels beginning is unvoiced due to a puff of air from the p, you can put a superscript h "diacritic" to indicate this 04:08:10 the specifics of the segments and the diacritics you'd just learn by practice, but those are the general ideas behind it 04:08:26 augur 04:08:27 so there you go, ehird and sgeo 04:08:28 s h u t 04:08:29 u p 04:08:34 THANK YOU 04:08:37 now you understand (the principles behind) ipa 04:08:38 :D 04:08:44 no i don't 04:08:49 why do you think that 04:08:58 because you're a smart boy 04:09:38 so? 04:09:42 i didn't read what you said. 04:10:40 but if you did! 04:11:27 * Sgeo should be using timeit or something when he does Project Euler stuff 04:12:14 -!- pikhq has joined. 04:13:19 -!- coppro has joined. 04:16:14 Ok, not killing this shell would be cheating at this point 04:20:08 wat 04:20:39 Project Euler solution attempt that took well over a minute 04:21:26 Sgeo: I prefer computer science competition questions, myself 04:26:27 -!- pikhq_ has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)). 04:29:18 -!- Asztal has joined. 04:43:34 -!- Asztal has quit ("."). 04:50:03 GregorR-L: http://codu.org/imgs/dinosaurComic.php?panels=1,2,5&comics=1356,1355,1356&strip 04:50:36 That was weird and confusing :P 04:51:30 GregorR-L: The one in the middle was made by Randall Munroe and is, I think, the only strip to have a totally different panel. 04:51:35 I know. 04:51:42 But no, other guest strips do :P 04:51:46 Anyway, the second panel was the past one hundred years. 04:51:53 I figured that out. 04:51:55 It's a very infinite kind of one hundred years. :P 04:51:56 uh 04:52:06 he doesnt actually get closer to telling it, zeno style 04:52:18 yes 04:52:19 he does. 04:52:21 no 04:52:22 he doesnt 04:52:34 the inner cells are not 1/2 of the way closer to the end of the story 04:52:36 augur I think xkcd has a math degree or something, so shut up. 04:52:40 also, yes they are 04:52:44 no theyre not 04:52:48 theyre just the outer cells 04:52:52 copied and smaller 04:52:53 you're a poop 04:52:59 its true! 04:53:13 i get the joke and all 04:53:14 but 04:53:18 it falls apart on closer inspection! 04:53:29 it does not 04:53:55 it does too! :| 04:54:22 this is not zeno like at all 04:54:34 if anything, its a fractal 04:54:38 which is not at all zenotic. 04:54:51 and its very hofstadterian as well 04:54:55 fuck off augur 04:55:10 with his GOD Over Djinn idea 04:55:46 So yeah, how 'bout that sports team. 04:55:57 GregorR-L: do you think mine counts as lonely dino 04:56:07 there is only one character in the second panel 04:56:13 and that character is a dinosaur comics strip 04:56:16 which is sorta like the spirit of t-rex 04:56:32 also inanimate, so it's okay 04:56:35 GregorR-L: The Sportland Sports? 04:56:35 clearly 04:56:44 (the guy to the right is just t-rex hallucinating) 04:57:00 ehird: Maybe, but I set up the software on lonelydino.com to disallow that so I wouldn't be tempted ... I'd have to change how it works to make that work :P 04:57:08 Also, http://codu.org/imgs/dinosaurComic.php?panels=0,1&comics=518,467 hyuk hyuk 04:57:13 YOU NEED TO TRUST YOURSELF MORE :P 04:57:13 (That one came up randomly) 04:57:45 http://codu.org/imgs/dinosaurComic.php?panels=0,1&comics=579,250 04:58:03 For instance, sex changes. 05:03:10 -!- Pthing has quit ("Leaving"). 05:03:26 -!- Pthing has joined. 05:05:45 [[But you're real problem is that you think of the singular `Linux'. Linux isn't even most of the system, GNU has the largest share, and many other apps. A more accurate name is `GNU/Linux/X11/TeX/Perl/Python...'. (GNU usually the largest contignet, generally is 15-25% of the system, the Linux kernel only 1.5-3%)]] 05:05:45 This comment would make me want to stab someone anywhere, but especially so in the comments of a joking comic. 05:05:46 Stab. 05:07:42 I'll call it GNU/Linux when Linus does 05:07:55 Linus is totally awesome 05:08:09 except for his opinion towards C++, yes 05:08:11 one of the few top-level foss guys that isn't completely retarded 05:08:14 coppro: uhh, what 05:08:16 he hates C++ 05:08:19 yes 05:08:22 ... 05:08:25 ... 05:08:26 which is fine 05:08:26 coppro: you are not welcome here. 05:08:31 more importantly, he refuses to use it 05:08:33 lament: hey, good timing 05:08:35 we need some bannination. 05:08:39 ... And you approve of the clusterfuck called C++? 05:08:40 lol 05:08:47 this is not a lolling matter 05:08:50 this is a lobotomy matter 05:08:51 it's obviously not enough to ban him from the channel 05:09:06 lament: right, that's when he says "I use C++ for most of my programs" 05:09:16 we should perhaps communicate with ICANN and get him banned from the Internet 05:09:17 C++ is not a clusterfuck; it's THE clusterfuck 05:09:23 lament: absolutely 05:09:49 lament: wait, he'll still be able to access a c++ compiler 05:09:59 let's contact the CIA 05:10:04 good idea 05:10:20 if, after ten years without a computer, he still likes C++, we'll have to... euthanise... this poor soul 05:11:38 lol 05:11:43 I never said I liked C++ 05:12:01 I like it the way I like Perl 05:12:01 i can think of no other explanation 05:12:08 unacceptable 05:12:15 there are situations where using perl is okay 05:12:20 you cannot apply this to c++ :P 05:12:21 that is, I absolutely detest it, except when I try to do something with another language 05:12:40 I think you need to learn more languages. 05:12:46 coppro: seriously? 05:12:52 you might just be a bad programmer. 05:12:54 If you simply must do C with objects, go for Objective C. 05:12:55 ehird: no, not really. 05:13:00 It is C with objects. 05:13:04 no, you can't comment on that yourself 05:13:07 And that's it. 05:13:18 (well, it's C with the Smalltalk object system.) 05:13:28 as a programmer that's not really that bad in others' estimation, i decree you a bad programmer if you can't work with any language that isn't a ball of shit and mud 05:13:40 pikhq: the problem with Objective C is that its not Smalltalk but pretends it is. 05:13:57 augur: have you ever looked at its implementation 05:13:59 it has all the annoying shit of C but little of the awesomeness of smalltalk 05:14:02 its object implementation IS smalltalk 05:14:05 augur: Which is a huge step up from C++. 05:14:05 so stfu 05:14:12 ehird, its not a matter of the object implementation tho 05:14:23 augur: he said SMALLTALK'S OBJECT SYSTEM 05:14:24 not smalltalk 05:14:32 yes well 05:14:33 notice 05:14:34 Which is not a language with further abstraction than C, but pretends it is. 05:14:35 i DIDNT 05:14:35 Good lawd, we're still on this. 05:14:47 therefore your retort is invalid 05:14:49 GregorR-L: That's us. 05:14:50 so stfu 05:15:00 -!- Sgeo has quit (Read error: 54 (Connection reset by peer)). 05:15:19 GregorR-L: uhh we started like 30 seconds ago 05:15:25 augur: There's similar flaws in many languages that try to be "X but with foo". 05:15:27 also, ObjC doesnt really have a further abstraction either, at least not uniformly; it just has lots of sugar. 05:15:35 ehird: Try eight minutes. 05:15:47 what, objective-c? 05:15:54 you have a weird time dilation machine 05:15:56 since ObjC is a superset of C, you get all the non-abstractedness of C plus some added abstraction stuff 05:15:56 it dilates time. 05:16:33 ehird: he's living on a rocket ship accelerating towards the speed of light 05:16:58 augur: Clearly what's needed is a language that's both unabstracted and not truly evil. 05:17:07 Sadly, C is the closest we have. 05:17:11 [[I have to pint out that macs are based on linux (I cound bsd as linux) they just happen to have all the pitfalls of both Linux and Windows]] 05:17:13 Stabby stab stab 05:17:18 abstraction is fine. 05:17:18 pikhq: Forth 05:17:45 ehird: ... Oh, right. That language that nobody uses because CS is dominated by masochists. 05:18:10 YOU FORTH LOVE IF HONK THEN 05:18:17 * coppro stabs that one 05:18:21 * ehird honk 05:18:28 ehird: makes sense to me! 05:18:35 thats grammatical japanese, almost! 05:18:37 * pikhq stabs someone that thinks BSD is Linux 05:18:39 technically you'd write it as 05:18:42 you forth love IF honk THEN 05:18:45 which is a lot more readable 05:18:50 indeed 05:18:59 maybe even with double-spacing! 05:19:12 anata wa foosu ga suki desu kereba, honku suru 05:19:16 augur: Technically, you'd omit the "then". ;) 05:19:20 yes i know 05:19:22 hence almost 05:19:22 :p 05:19:29 i dont remember imperative in japanese 05:19:38 nor proper conditional. i think its kereba, but whatever 05:20:13 : ?honk IF honk THEN ; 05:20:18 Anata wa foosu ga suki de gozareba, honku site. 05:20:18 you forth love ?honk 05:20:23 (note: may or may not be idiomatic) 05:20:37 de gozareba? what the fuck are you, hyperformal? :| 05:20:48 (note: very odd mix of formality going on there) 05:20:52 :P 05:21:02 nakereba might be it 05:21:19 anata wa foosu ga suki nakereba honku shite! 05:21:25 "Sir, I must point out that you are, in fact, a fucking cunt." 05:21:31 ↑ please translate that to idiomatic japanese 05:21:43 "iihaado" 05:21:50 japanese sure is concise 05:21:54 iihaado! 05:22:16 oh indeed 05:22:32 havent you seen lost in translation? 05:22:53 honk if you like forth -> anata wa foosu ga suki nakereba honku shite 05:22:57 makes it longer! 05:22:58 ...is it really iihaado? 05:23:01 but the other one makes it smaller! 05:23:02 yes. 05:23:03 yes it is. 05:23:14 pikhq understands! 05:23:15 augur: gimme kanji so i can ask google translate 05:23:28 google doesnt work on idiomatic constructions 05:23:35 augur: I'm... Not sure that gets the formality right at all. 05:23:42 psht 05:23:45 that's the whole point 05:23:47 nakereba, or iihaado? 05:23:55 iihaado. 05:23:58 you have to politely and formally explain to this sir, perfectly carmly and politely, that he is a fucking cunt 05:24:04 You want some serious keigo on that. 05:24:06 well 05:24:08 carmly! 05:24:13 i guess that's any japanese insult :D 05:24:38 And I don't remember the many odd conjugations involved with keigo. 05:24:42 ehird: Formal Japanese is hard. 05:24:45 i think "iihaado" suffices. 05:24:50 ehird: Verbs conjugate irregularly. 05:24:53 pikhq: formal korean is worse. 05:25:01 augur: so if i went into a business meeting and said iihaado 05:25:12 would the look be confusion then utter shock 05:25:12 then anger 05:25:12 also, whereby irregularly you mean "you use completely different verbs" :p 05:25:12 in that order 05:25:19 augur: That too. 05:25:31 pikhq, are you as amused by ehirds naivete as i am? 05:25:42 i'm joking 05:25:43 sheesh 05:25:47 And different nouns, in some cases. 05:25:51 augur: Always. 05:25:52 indeed! 05:25:57 korean is worse tho 05:26:13 if i was trying to be serious i wouldn't be on irc 05:26:27 korean makes japanese look as easy as english 05:26:27 augur: I will take your word for it. 05:26:51 English is not exactly easy. 05:26:56 theres a politeness level in korean that you use primarily for people you went to school with 05:27:07 which is distinct from the rest of the politeness system 05:27:19 ... I think you should say "Korean makes Japanese look like Toki Pona." 05:27:22 so it forms its own strata of politeness. 05:27:28 its just absurd 05:27:50 Your mom forms her own strata of politeness. 05:28:11 talking to your parents also has its own strata 05:28:13 so yes 05:28:39 GregorR-L: ANATA NO HAHA. 05:29:17 augur: there should be a language where everything apart from objective logic and observation is based on politeness levels 05:29:29 what 05:29:38 it's fun because it makes no sense 05:29:44 you mean where everything except those have politeness variations? 05:29:54 no, as in 05:30:10 you just have those, and express non-objective-observation things by varying their politeness 05:30:13 in very subtle ways 05:30:15 ehird: Take Lojban and add features. 05:30:29 no. 05:30:29 (it needs some bloat, right?) 05:30:31 that is not the same 05:30:31 ehird, i dont follow 05:30:36 augur: nor i 05:31:07 "Survival requires that you think on your feet ... or on your knees" 05:31:10 Hyuk hyuk 05:31:22 praying? or fellating? :o 05:31:28 I assumed the latter :P 05:31:29 or begging 05:31:39 kneewalking 05:31:46 In fact he was just climbing in some weird kneewalking position :P 05:31:52 :D 05:31:53 told you 05:32:11 ehird sucks at finding out-of-context things funny :P 05:32:18 i was joking though 05:32:23 i found it funny 05:32:27 and made an additional joke suggestion 05:32:31 knee tap dancing 05:32:42 NOW I MUST LEARN TO KNEE TAP DANCE 05:32:44 bye 05:32:48 \o/ 05:32:51 have fun GregorR-L 05:32:57 -!- ehird has quit. 05:33:48 Now that he's gone, back to the topic of fellatio! X-P 05:33:58 awesome 05:34:00 wheres oklopol 05:34:36 * GregorR-L gets in man-chain position 05:34:42 Alright, everyone. Take off the man costumes. 05:35:23 * GregorR-L gets in ... wo-man-chain position? 05:35:36 * pikhq brings out the strapons 05:35:51 But ... they were attached to our man costumes >_> 05:35:59 Hush. 05:43:27 Hahaha, random unexplained Bear Grylls nudity. 05:43:55 hm... I don't think I've ever seen a 504 before 05:44:27 Not many secret proxies out there :P 05:44:56 it's an SF site 05:46:15 I didn't know people actually said "es ef" 05:48:13 why not? heck, they own sf.net 05:57:50 people say LA 05:57:57 ell ey 05:58:00 oh 05:58:07 "scifi"? or san francisco? x3 06:05:45 -!- Pthing has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)). 06:31:07 -!- CESSMASTER has quit ("☃☃☃☃☃☃☃☃☃☃☃☃☃☃☃☃☃☃☃"). 06:33:33 -!- kar8nga has joined. 06:59:38 -!- coppro has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)). 07:03:06 -!- coppro has joined. 07:03:31 wow... I just noticed for the first time the word "fornightly" actually used in a sentence 07:10:50 *fortnightly 07:13:13 Fornicatingly. 07:16:10 His fortnightly affair was fornicatingly illicit. 07:25:54 -!- kar8nga has quit (Remote closed the connection). 07:29:45 Forsooth.! 07:29:48 s/\.// 07:30:19 Couldn't decide how exclamated to be. 07:36:34 -!- coppro has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)). 07:43:52 `wolfram melting point of apples 07:44:00 melting point of apples \ \ Input interpretation: \ \ apples \ Result: \ \ melting point \ \ 29.3 °C degrees Celsius \ Unit conversions: \ \ 302.5 K kelvins \ Thermal properties: \ \ melting point optimal storage temperature specific heat \ \ 29.3 °C 1.5 °C 3.64 J g °C \ \ Generated by Wolfram|Alpha (www.wolframalpha.com) 07:44:10 It *still* tells you the melting point of apples. 07:46:20 `calc 29.3 degrees centigrade in fahrenheit 07:46:21 29.3 degrees Celsius = 84.74 degrees Fahrenheit 07:46:35 I still disagree :P 07:46:55 It doesn't tell you the speed of sound in apples, though. 07:47:24 "(data not available)" for the melting point of oranges, though. I would have liked to compare some apples and oranges. 07:48:07 `wolfram melting point of bananas 07:48:14 melting point of bananas \ \ Input interpretation: \ \ bananas \ Result: \ \ melting point \ \ data not available \ Thermal properties: \ \ chill point \ \ 13 °C 12 °C \ \ green ripe green ripe \ \ optimal storage temperature \ \ 19 °C \ \ 14.5 °C specific heat \ \ 3.35 J g °C \ \ Generated by Wolfram|Alpha 07:48:29 -!- ais523 has joined. 07:48:37 `define chill point 07:48:38 No output. 07:49:13 Uh... "melting point of people" => input interpretation "elements + melting point | all countries + population", then a table of two results; first is the melting point of "elements" (1700 deg F), and the second's just the population count, 6.68 billion people. 07:49:25 That's not what I wanted to know; I wanted to know what would make people melt. 07:52:08 Ha! Cucumbers have a melting point of 31.1 degrees Celsius. It seems to have those numbers for a very random subset of foods. 07:52:55 And strawberries melt at 30.6 degrees. 07:53:11 why would it know the melting point of a cucumber? 07:53:17 also, that value seems suspiciously low 07:53:24 also, cucumbers burn before they melt, so you'd have to do it in a vacuum 07:54:29 It knows apples, cucumbers, strawberries (all very near 30 degrees Celsius) but not oranges, bananas, potatoes, for example. 07:54:57 And it knows it because Wolfram people have meticulously curated all that reliable information. 07:55:20 I can see it now, they have a huge melting facility where they just melt things and measure temperatures. 07:56:01 -!- FireFly has joined. 07:56:18 ais523: Not necessarily in a vacuum, just with no oxygen. 07:56:32 GregorR-L: good point 07:56:40 an argon or nitrogen atmosphere would probably be easier to arrange 07:57:54 Indeed. 07:59:59 -!- clog has quit (ended). 08:00:00 -!- clog has joined. 08:12:17 -!- M0ny has joined. 08:15:56 wtf is going on with Minimal? 08:16:07 it seems that there's some sort of large project going on to make a really bad Brainfuck derivative 08:22:00 ugh, this awful TV program my sister's watching had someone working at a terminal 08:22:10 until eventually they got it to pop up some text they could click on to make something happen 08:22:15 which was just normal terminal text 08:22:18 that's not how terminals work! 08:22:48 hi guys 08:22:52 hi 08:22:54 You do get mouse events with xterm-ish terminal emulators, though. 08:25:25 yes, but the fact remains, that no sane console program would produce a link you had to click on, rather than just do the action 08:25:31 it's like one of the Continue? (yes/no) things 08:25:41 except, more inconvenient and more likely to be activated by accident 08:26:03 although, it's such a perverse idea that I'll probably implement it in something nonserious in the future 08:26:14 Links in links are clickable, as well as the [yes] -- [no] confirmation dialog buttons. 08:26:24 Of course you don't *have* to click on them. 08:26:39 the idea, though, would be a confirmation that could only be done via the mouse, in a program that you thought was a normal terminal one 08:26:47 bonus points: it makes redirecting stdin fail as a way to automate it 08:27:44 the actual program had the link activate wifi as a method of remotely removing the mind-control from people, but that's just typically impossible bad science rather than possible but ridiculous bad UI 08:31:52 The mouse events come from stdin, so you can still automate it, though. You just need the right escape codes so that it looks like a click. (Though the program could check whether stdin is a terminal or not before deciding to process those.) 08:44:13 in that case, it should accept both, but cause them to behave differently 08:47:54 -!- MigoMipo has joined. 09:01:26 -!- GregorR-L has quit ("Leaving"). 09:12:46 -!- BeholdMyGlory has joined. 09:14:35 -!- Gracenotes has quit (wolfe.freenode.net irc.freenode.net). 09:16:18 -!- Gracenotes has joined. 09:16:42 -!- MigoMipo has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)). 09:17:26 -!- BeholdMyGlory has quit (Read error: 54 (Connection reset by peer)). 09:26:29 -!- MigoMipo has joined. 09:29:44 -!- AnMaster has joined. 09:38:28 ais523: wtf is going on with Minimal? 09:38:28 09:16 ais523: it seems that there's some sort of large project going on to make a really bad Brainfuck derivative 09:38:31 wat? 09:38:44 nooga: just look at http://esolangs.org/wiki/Talk:Minimal 09:38:50 and the Minimal-2D variant, too 09:39:04 I'm trying to work out wtf is going on 09:46:35 heh 09:49:18 it's almost as if we're being trolled 09:52:02 Being trolled? because someone made a variant of BF like everyone else? :P 09:52:13 is it even a variant, though? 09:52:23 most BF variants a) don't use the exact same commands, and b) are Turing-complete 09:52:35 isn't there a language out there that is literally just BF with different symbols? 09:52:44 yes, more than one in fact 09:52:50 then there you go. 09:52:51 but those are just stupid, rather than borderline trolling 09:53:05 but a language which is literally just BF, except with the same symbols? 09:53:21 what? 09:53:30 -!- M0ny has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)). 09:53:33 and with no conditional flow (later changed to have conditional flow that doesn't give TCness), and no looping 09:54:02 ok, so its a non-TC tarpit 09:54:09 it's like someone crossed the worst aspects of stupid BF derivatives with Deadfish 09:54:12 as if there arent plenty of those 09:54:27 i mean, lets be serious, this isnt trolling, its just shoddy work 09:54:42 well, most non-TC tarpits were obviously designed from scratch by someone who didn't know what they were doing 09:55:15 this one, though, is just perplexing, surely its creators have heard of BF? 09:55:21 and surely, therefore, they know why [] are necessary? 09:55:34 hey, I just had an idea: BF without ] 09:55:38 it still has [, though 09:56:04 They could just be stupid 09:56:19 imagine ehird but without the minimal knowledge of computer science 09:57:42 augur, sounds horrible 09:57:48 see? :) 09:57:48 hi ais523 btw 09:57:56 hi AnMaster 09:59:14 [10:54:42] well, most non-TC tarpits were obviously designed from scratch by someone who didn't know what they were doing <-- what about HQ9+ ? 09:59:30 AnMaster: that was designed by someone who did know what they were doing 09:59:39 HQ9+ is obviously not an attempt to make a powerful language 09:59:53 it's an attempt to construct a counterexample for several false sweeping statements about TCness 10:00:02 and as a rather good joke 10:00:15 indeed 10:00:16 as in, most non-TC tarpits are just failures, HQ9+ is a success, but at something else 10:00:29 ais523, what about malbolge 10:00:39 iirc it is TC only with IO 10:00:46 augur: imagine ehird but without the minimal knowledge of computer science << muahahwhahahwahaha 10:00:48 I don't think it qualifies as a tarpit, and it's probably almost TC 10:01:02 ais523, not a tarpit? huh 10:01:06 ais523: HQ9+ is the programing language equivalent of Daniel Dennett's Great City test beater 10:01:08 well, obfuscated tarpit 10:01:11 it seems 10:01:18 i just realized this 10:01:23 AnMaster: it has a complicated translation table, that's all important to the way the language works 10:01:34 nooga: its true! :D 10:01:36 and many of the annoyance features make it more complicated, not simpler 10:01:38 augur, "Daniel Dennett's Great City test beater"? 10:01:40 tarpits simply don't do that 10:01:57 augur: i dont argue ;] 10:01:59 ais523, hm true 10:02:00 AnMaster: dennett's simplification of why the Loebner Prize sucks 10:02:06 his basic analogy is like this 10:02:06 I mean, imagine a version of BF which had a command "Replace the current program with an MD5 of it, and run that" 10:02:12 augur, a price I don't know about either. 10:02:22 the Loebner Prize is like a test for a city's Greatness 10:02:23 that would be less of a tarpit of BF, but also more obstructive (assuming you actually used the command) 10:02:30 (the loebner prize being a cheapo Turing Test) 10:02:42 well, assuming that the md5 was somehow converted into BF commands 10:02:48 city's greatness? Okay.... 10:03:02 well, its actually a discussion more about the turing test in general not just the loebner prize 10:03:04 so how does London score? 10:03:14 he says we can think of the Turing Test like a test for Great Cities 10:03:23 and he lists like five things that he thinks makes a city great 10:03:25 hm. ok... 10:03:50 a symphony orchestra, a museum, fancy french italian and japanese restaurants, etc 10:04:11 ais523, um. that sounds familiar 10:04:14 and he says look, sure, someone can take podunk iowa and build all of these things and rank very high on the Great City test, while failing to be a great city 10:04:24 except not optional 10:04:33 but for the most part, it's a good heuristic, because all the great cities have these things, and the shitty ones dont 10:04:34 as in a bf variant that ran the checksum of your program 10:04:43 I think GregorR was involved in it 10:04:44 not sure 10:04:55 therefore the turing test, while not PERFECT, is a pretty good heuristic for finding intelligence. 10:05:01 Wasaw is shitty despite having all that stuff 10:05:05 and then he goes on to say that the loebner prize is so incredibly restricted 10:05:07 Warsaw 10:05:36 that the contestants are effectively building museusms in shitsville just to pass the great city test 10:10:04 you know 10:10:10 say what you will about apple, ok 10:10:24 they damn know how to make a smooth seemless integrated experience 10:11:04 im currently controlling my itunes library from my iphone 10:11:07 and i love that i can do that 10:11:08 :D 10:14:38 * AnMaster tries to get thunderbird and his mobile phone to sync contacts 10:14:47 it seems completely impossible 10:16:18 the phone isn't the issue, I can easily get stuff off it using bluetooth and then save it to vcard format 10:16:28 it is thunderbird that is the issue 10:21:21 -!- nooga_ has joined. 10:23:41 hrmpfg 10:35:10 -!- nooga has quit (Connection timed out). 10:36:54 -!- AnMaster has quit (No route to host). 10:43:07 -!- M0ny has joined. 10:58:35 -!- Judofyr has quit (Remote closed the connection). 11:09:39 -!- coppro has joined. 11:10:35 oh dear, I have like 50 cron emails :( 11:11:01 oh the plus side, I think I fixed my filesystem 11:22:12 -!- BeholdMyGlory has joined. 11:33:13 -!- nooga_ has quit ("Leaving..."). 11:34:25 -!- Sgeo has joined. 11:36:30 fizzie: That's not what I wanted to know; I wanted to know what would make people melt. <<< they really should put up those results, or the holocaust was for nothing 11:37:06 (iirc they tested that) 11:40:26 -!- Judofyr has joined. 11:44:01 -!- lament has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)). 12:22:27 okay so you know how i learned to stop the hiccups after one hiccup, seems that didn't come without complications, since while my life has been mostly hiccup free, i now get exactly one hiccup per day :D 12:22:43 well, sometimes more, but always hours between 12:25:25 oklokok: what method? 12:31:39 can't really explain, since it happens in my brain 12:31:45 i decide to stop it 12:31:55 same way i stop itching 12:34:41 -!- oklopol has joined. 12:38:07 You can stop itching? 12:38:55 -!- oklofok has joined. 12:39:06 But can you stop THE MUSIC? 12:39:22 Sgeo: yes. i've mentioned both these feats numerous times exactly because i assumed people would be interested 12:39:37 but, shoppe time 12:39:41 oklofok, I rarely pay attention to #esoteric :/ 12:39:44 daddy pays yay \o/ 12:39:50 Sgeo: i see! bye! 12:39:52 -> 12:39:57 Bye 12:45:13 -!- oklokok has quit (Read error: 60 (Operation timed out)). 12:57:29 -!- oklopol has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)). 13:08:27 -!- oerjan has joined. 13:36:34 -!- Dewi has quit (Read error: 101 (Network is unreachable)). 13:37:48 -!- oerjan has quit ("Lost terminal"). 14:20:55 -!- KingOfKarlsruhe has joined. 14:37:36 -!- ehird has joined. 14:43:04 00:22:00 ugh, this awful TV program my sister's watching had someone working at a terminal 14:43:05 00:22:10 until eventually they got it to pop up some text they could click on to make something happen 14:43:05 00:22:15 which was just normal terminal text 14:43:05 00:22:18 that's not how terminals work! 14:43:06 sure it is 14:43:07 in plan 9. 14:44:23 [[This is not a language. Any language must have 3 well defined items: 1) Gentle introduction - tutorial, necessary for understanding the idea; 2) A formal definition - a description necessary to reduce number of interpretations; and 3) A working compiler, interpreter, or whatever environment to try it out with examples. I propose a simple small table for each language specifying links for each of those items. The author can fill it or leave it unfilled, but 14:44:24 <3 14:44:35 the reader would be able to see if any intelligent effort was made to invent and develop the language. --Oleg 03:47, 13 August 2009 (UTC)]] 14:44:41 ehird: which page is that on? 14:44:46 Talk:Minimal 14:44:52 nice putdown 14:44:52 it's funny because "gentle introduction" 14:45:06 gentle introduction is a haskell tutorial that contains a ton of functional programmign jargon 14:45:09 *programming 14:45:16 and is basically only remotely gentle to ML gurus 14:45:30 also since Oleg's name is also that of a crazy haskell/ocaml type system hacker... 14:45:34 (and scheme macrology hacker) 14:46:00 ais523: i don't suppose we'll be deleting [[Minimal]] :P 14:46:06 probably not 14:46:08 I'm going to have to make the .LOG language myself, aren't I 14:46:12 even if it is utterly misguided 14:47:12 How was it designed to be turing-complete? It can't even do loops! 14:47:55 Oh, someone mentioned that on Talk 14:48:44 -!- ineiros has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)). 14:50:33 Sgeo: it couldn't even do conditionals before someone pointed out the fact 14:50:39 then they added one, which is obviously useless 14:52:22 ais523, so basically, this person removed []? Why? 14:52:36 Did they think that it was redundant? 14:52:39 to make the language smaller whilst still being TC, obviously 14:52:44 http://youhadbetterknow.com/knowledgezone/wp-content/uploads/2008/05/tcp.jpg 14:52:52 ↑ Relevant. 14:53:01 to what? 14:53:08 Minimal 14:53:30 If they wanted to do that, they could remove ., which aren't needed for TC 14:53:43 nonsense, TC means 'can output' 14:53:59 -!- lament has joined. 14:54:10 hi lament 14:54:13 eyg7p6ntkdffjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjj 14:54:30 *eyg7p5ntkdffjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjj 14:54:32 surely? 14:54:45 surely not, hi 14:55:21 -!- KingOfKarlsruhe has quit (Remote closed the connection). 14:55:30 the next are like right keys to each other 14:56:25 that was a great quote 14:57:18 -!- Gracenotes has quit ("Leaving"). 15:07:19 okay / is absolutely hilarious 15:08:08 "The author designed it to be minimal, but Turing-complete." xD 15:08:30 oklofok: but it didn't have / first 15:08:31 and still had that line 15:08:35 i like his nick though 15:08:45 well yes i know 15:08:49 :P 15:09:10 "There, now it has 1 conditional command. --Alegend 00:37, 12 August 2009 (UTC)" 15:09:22 awesome :)' 15:09:25 *) 15:09:37 Mov is a great conditional. 15:09:56 Mmmm, writable program counter. 15:09:57 The skip-one's in the linked brainfuck minimization page too; though there's also the implicit +[] loop around the whole program. 15:10:37 does that make it tc? 15:10:51 hmm 15:11:11 yes, iirc 15:11:18 for instanc 15:11:18 e 15:11:22 foo/a/b/c/d/e 15:11:33 is like foo][foo 15:11:37 or 15:11:40 fooabcde][foo 15:11:41 you get the idea 15:11:49 you can do ] in a way by doing / until the end 15:12:21 you mean / makes it tc or the implicit loop? 15:12:28 ohhhhhhhh 15:12:34 okay that's what you mean 15:12:48 The combination of both, I guess. A single loop with no conditionals obviously is not enough. 15:12:50 with +[] and maybe-skip-one, you can trivially do [ and ] 15:13:03 well not really [ 15:13:05 but. 15:13:14 o 15:13:21 I'm not sure it's quite that trivial, actually, since you can't really nest those things and have only that one bit. But it *might* be enough. 15:13:33 yeah 15:13:35 still 15:13:42 +[] plus maybe-skip-one is fairly obviously tc 15:14:08 seems like it could be 15:14:18 I don't like "fairly obviously" though, you'd better write something more formal there. 15:14:27 this is irc, fuck you :P 15:15:50 i have no idea how to even translate one loop to that 15:16:08 oklofok: for instance 15:16:13 ,/. 15:16:17 is ,[.,] 15:16:22 it translates to 15:16:26 +[,/.] 15:16:27 so 15:16:30 if the read char is 0 15:16:31 we skip it 15:16:32 and go to [ 15:16:33 and stop 15:16:40 ah wait 15:16:44 no never mind 15:16:46 yes that will work 15:16:58 oklofok: see? 15:17:00 simple 15:17:11 yes i see how to translate that trivial example 15:17:31 do +[A[B]C] 15:17:37 oh nested loops 15:17:40 man you just hate me 15:17:42 but okay 15:17:44 no, just one loop 15:17:47 well 15:17:49 right 15:17:51 A/BC 15:18:07 so if zero, skip B 15:18:10 if not zero, execute it once 15:18:15 oh. 15:18:17 good point. 15:18:19 hmmmmmm 15:18:29 but i think i got it 15:18:29 well it's obviously impossible, i mean shit like bct is tc 15:18:33 err 15:18:36 obviously possible 15:18:37 but it'll be haaaaaaaard 15:18:37 you need to make it skip the *outer* stuff 15:18:38 prolly 15:18:41 oklofok: ah right 15:18:44 but 15:18:46 negated 15:18:49 you need to skip if true 15:18:51 which means you need to, before each end of loop, swap the value 15:18:54 if true, then to false, if false, then to true 15:18:56 :D 15:18:57 yes 15:19:10 but, that's still the trivial translation you meant 15:19:17 so /A/B/C 15:19:20 it's the actual nesting i don't see how to do obviously 15:19:33 well 15:19:41 let's say +[A[B[C]]D] 15:19:47 le us 15:19:49 *let us 15:20:12 i guess you could just add some bookkeeping between cells or something 15:20:15 that's (assuming swapped prior, blah blah I don't care) /A/B/C/D 15:20:17 i think 15:20:26 like use two bools to control the loops 15:20:30 something like that 15:21:00 * Sgeo can't believe he never fixed http://trac2.assembla.com/psox/browser/trunk/impl/psox/db_utils.py 15:21:07 could carry them around, and only use one third of the memory otherwise, doing >>> and <<< instead of > and < 15:21:16 which generalizes for more loops 15:21:20 i think. 15:21:22 Sgeo: god, f00() makes me want to kill you 15:21:44 can i kill you? 15:22:13 If you figure out a way to kill over TCP/IP, yes >.> 15:22:17 * Sgeo feels safe 15:23:08 well i doubt ehird will even figure out the punchline 15:23:21 to make the worst and most obscure pun of the century 15:23:26 oklofok: wut? 15:24:03 ehird: reference to *punching* over tcp/ip, which you linked, and having an obscure punchline in the pun itself 15:24:09 i hate you oklofok. 15:24:10 you will figure neither out, was the point 15:24:18 :D 15:24:46 ehird, what do you have against lame easter eggs? 15:24:58 it sounds like I did when I was 9. 15:25:03 -!- Pthing has joined. 15:25:40 party, Pthing! 15:26:13 E A S 15:26:15 T 15:26:15 R 15:26:15 E 15:27:25 ehird: you were a mature 9-yo, that's not a trivial joke 15:27:29 although it may be stupid 15:27:36 how is it not trivial 15:28:03 i may be thinking of 5-yo's 15:28:58 if i even understand it 15:29:12 i thought it was like a copyright joke or something 15:29:41 Sgeo: is it? 15:29:43 i don't think so 15:29:51 oh? 15:30:29 ..It was supposed to be as though the person speaking was in some world where Micky Mouse was some shadowy figure 15:30:31 Or something 15:30:38 * Sgeo is embarrased 15:30:54 oklofok: okay, so it's even worse than you thought 15:31:28 BLACK EASTER 15:31:49 ehird: then what did you think it meant? 15:32:15 umm basically that the government didn't want him to say mickey mouse 15:32:19 for no adequately explained reason 15:32:32 which Sgeo has just confirmed 15:32:59 well that does sound kinda 9-yo, they are all about evil governments 15:33:07 -!- Dewi has joined. 15:33:24 hello mister aussie 15:33:49 nah he's actually Deewiant IN DISGUISE 15:33:53 his disguise is in australia 15:35:03 Yes, I'm actually SSHing to a box in Australia and doing stuff from there IN DISGUISE 15:35:21 Deewiant: Yes, sshing your body. 15:35:26 You actually log in to the disguise body. 15:35:51 Deewiant: try to hide that big bulky D of yours next time 15:35:54 gave you away right away 15:36:01 D'oh 15:36:08 His disguise *is* Australia. 15:36:11 Deewiant: he just told you to hide the D! 15:36:18 D'oh 15:36:52 Deewiant: YOU ARE FAILING SPECTACULARLY 15:36:58 D'oh 15:37:05 ;_; 15:37:28 Difficult to do anything about it 15:38:21 Deewiant: remove your shift key 15:38:27 Dangerous 15:40:20 Deewiant: So is your use of the capital D. 15:40:24 It gives away your secret disguise. 15:40:37 Damn 15:42:16 Deewiant: I am hitting you with a fork. 15:42:24 Don't do that 15:42:34 Deewiant: No. *hit* 15:42:47 Doofus 15:42:54 Deewiant: Dolt. 15:43:03 Dimwit 15:44:55 Deewiant: D 15:45:23 (Decrepit doing dialect) 15:46:50 -!- ineiros has joined. 15:50:00 ha! I saw an article on engadget about how the palm pre updates your location to google and checked Joey's blog (http://kitenet.net/~joey/blog/) to see if he had anything about it since he was hacking on the Pre, and simultaneously hit the read more link 15:50:06 I was confused when two pages loaded with the same content 15:50:26 great timing 15:52:34 "This not news at all. And neither is it anything out of the ordinary. If you read any of the EULA for ANY device, it is able to send usage information." 15:52:34 ↑ okay, jesus, why do I read the comments 15:52:48 no it is not okay to keep Palm and Google updated on your precise coordinates automatically without your consent! 15:52:51 you're on CRACK! 15:52:55 ehird: Suicide? 15:53:06 well, ok, the blanket "we will send info to google" when you first turn it on counts as consent 15:53:08 but hardly expected 15:53:23 pikhq: what about it 15:54:13 ehird: surely reading the comments is a particularly inefficient way of commiting suicide? 15:54:18 (by way of killing brain cells) 15:54:26 but I didn't ask you, I asked jesus! 15:54:43 Sorry; that was my nickname in high school.] 15:55:07 How blasphemous. 15:55:27 I look a lot like popular portrayals of Jesus. 15:55:35 COINCIDENCE? 15:55:37 I THINK NOT 15:55:52 pikhq: I thought the second coming would be more exciting than this 15:56:10 or are you just popping in 15:56:10 ehird: I have yet to start the earth-shattering-ness. 15:56:17 but I like the earth! 15:56:30 I'm just going to hang out for another couple of decades. 15:56:51 then you'll die and return from the dead many, many eons in the future 15:57:02 when quantum fluctuations in the dead universe cause you to pop into existence 15:57:08 It doesn't really *start* until the singularity starts a-going. 15:57:34 Can't you just do that for us. 15:57:53 But you're about to do that for yourselves. 15:58:00 So? 15:58:16 -!- ski__ has quit (Remote closed the connection). 15:58:20 Evidently if Jesus is coming to earth you aren't a fan of leaving things to ourselves. :P 15:58:40 I'm just leaving the singularity to yourselves. 15:58:47 You suck. 15:59:29 No, I need to wait a bit more before bringing out the horsemen of the apocalypse. 15:59:38 And you wonder why the Jews killed you! 15:59:48 All this omni*ence, and you can't even give us a singularity. 15:59:49 HUMPH. 16:00:24 Oh, fine, fine. 16:00:37 * pikhq gives ehird's computer the breath of life 16:00:43 Ew. 16:00:56 How long until it replicates? 16:01:16 15 years. 16:01:24 -_- 16:01:31 pikhq: can't you run it on IBM Roadrunner? 16:02:54 pikhq: fine, I'll migrate the process myself. 16:02:56 ehird: I should specify: it can't replicate itself until it is running on the entire Internet. It'll take about 15 years to install itself on everything. Once that's done, it can replicate the physical machinery indefinitely. 16:03:08 What kind of shitty architecture is that? 16:03:12 Can't it deploy in pieces? 16:03:36 Hush. It's electronic biology. 16:04:02 Been evolving it in a universe VM for a few billion years now. 16:04:22 Man, it'd be quicker just to let the internet become a hivemind. 16:05:09 Shush. 16:05:42 * ehird patches the source code 16:05:47 pikhq: is it Friendly before full replication? 16:10:33 ehird: Yes. 16:10:47 kay, I'ma just run my patched version 16:10:57 -!- ehird has changed nick to singularity. 16:11:03 FOOM 16:11:08 Aum. 16:11:10 -!- singularity has changed nick to ehird. 16:11:32 I appear to lack a body. 16:13:35 So, um. 16:34:40 -!- Judofyr_ has joined. 16:49:18 -!- Judofyr has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)). 16:50:06 -!- Judofyr_ has changed nick to Judofyr. 16:54:05 http://www.blogcdn.com/www.engadget.com/media/2009/08/eccerobot-in-a-shirt-rm-eng.jpg 17:00:27 -!- Asztal has joined. 17:39:29 -!- jix_ has joined. 17:45:55 apparently, the iPhone 3G S costs just $6.50 to actually manufacture all the components 17:46:41 although the manufacturers apple gets the components from add high overhead ofc 17:46:44 i could be reading it wrong though 17:50:24 -!- jix has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)). 17:51:28 -!- Sgeo has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)). 17:52:11 -!- ais523 has quit (Remote closed the connection). 17:54:21 -!- Sgeo has joined. 18:11:27 -!- MigoMipo has quit (Nick collision from services.). 18:11:28 -!- MigoMipo_ has joined. 18:20:12 Wooh, I can finally send a message from here :P 18:20:17 -!- pikhq has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)). 18:22:53 -!- MigoMipo_ has quit ("QuitIRCServerException: MigoMipo disconnected from IRC Server"). 18:23:04 -!- MigoMipo has joined. 18:25:30 GregorR: Amazing? 18:26:59 I'm back at "home" 18:27:22 HOME KICK-FLIPPIN' HOME 18:30:23 -!- ehird has set topic: Controlled Substances in Space: Extending Programming Languages to Pure Insanity. Get your copy on arxiv today! | http://tunes.org/~nef/logs/esoteric/?C=M;O=D. 18:32:05 "On April 28, 2007, Valkonen warned the Arch Linux maintainers of possible legal action because the (unofficial) Arch User Repository contained scripts to install Ion3 with patches he did not approve of[3]." 18:32:28 I have an excruciating urge to fork Ion from the last sanely licensed version and update it, even though I don't use it. 18:40:09 seems like ion3 rc1 circa may 2007 changed the license 18:40:51 youtube is such a craphole 18:41:03 oklofok: http://quietube.com/ 18:41:14 add a bookmark, click it when you hit a youtube link, voila, instant lack of comments 18:41:23 no not because of that 18:41:36 because certain music only exists there in live form 18:41:37 what on earth else could be bad about youtube :P 18:41:47 oklofok: torrents bitch 18:41:57 eh 18:42:05 what a great substitute 18:42:55 well, if there was a prog that downloaded the torrent, and started playing the song right away 18:43:07 while downloading? impossible 18:43:12 but the system doesn't really work like that 18:43:16 it's possible 18:44:07 well i don't know anything about mp3's, but formats that don't need to be completely loaded to play 18:44:18 all the vid formats work like that 18:44:26 "all" 18:44:31 well anyway 18:44:46 oklofok: no 18:44:51 torrents download in unpredictable block order 18:44:53 not sequentially 18:45:10 well right, not possible like that 18:45:22 yes, true. that's what i meant by "system doesn't work bla bla" 18:45:53 although probably you can cheat them into sending you what you want 18:46:17 or is that just for files within the torrent? 18:47:25 i haven't read the protocol 18:47:41 i just know what µtorrent lets you do 18:55:44 just for files, yeah 18:56:09 afaik 18:56:18 how can you know that 18:56:18 ? 18:56:34 ? 18:57:15 there has to be something going on where you could cheat, at least a bit, because knowledge about the scarceness of the blocks is distributed 18:57:26 ehird: just what i said, wondering how you can know that 18:57:52 oklofok: how can you know that the sky is prolly blue if you have contact with people but can't look at it? 18:57:59 tons of clients let you select files, as far as I know none let you download sequentially 18:58:02 nor have I heard anything of the sort 18:58:05 ehird: i could ask them 18:58:15 well right 18:58:16 exactly 18:58:44 because someone would cheat if it was possible 18:58:48 you might be able to say "I only need this block", but I expect that'd lead to really slow downloads 18:58:57 because nobody's offering that specific block atm 18:59:12 also if you only need one block then only need one other one the clients will prolly go "wtf?" 19:03:44 -!- kar8nga has joined. 19:15:38 * ehird considers using awk as a scripting language 19:28:14 * GregorR considers tearing off ehird's face via the webernets 19:28:27 http://github.com/darius/awklisp/blob/d00c4e5bc7f1ffffb0cc7cc939861ffe5df79990/awklisp 19:28:31 looks fine to me 19:28:33 what's the issue 19:28:38 YOU 19:28:40 You're always the issue 19:28:55 sheesh, it just looks like a lightweight scriipting language 20:10:49 fizzie: oklofok: achievement unlocked, 277 seconds 20:10:52 playing casually 20:10:53 i own 20:25:55 -!- MigoMipo has quit (Nick collision from services.). 20:25:55 -!- MigoMipo_ has joined. 20:26:08 -!- MigoMipo_ has quit (Remote closed the connection). 20:26:20 -!- MigoMipo has joined. 20:34:03 ehird: also if you only need one block then only need one other one the clients will prolly go "wtf?" <<< right, you're basically saying the protocol has a way to say "wtf" 20:34:29 which i'm not saying it doesn't have 20:34:51 no 20:34:53 well, also there's the other problem you mentioned, if the blocks simply aren't available atm, that's of course impossible to get around 20:35:02 but the clients will go "hey, i gave that guy that block, he should be done now" 20:35:19 oh, people do that? 20:35:49 are you saying most users do that, and will block that guy from that on? 20:35:55 *point 20:36:23 no, CLIENTS 20:36:24 programs 20:36:37 i'm also just guessing 20:40:14 right, and i'm not saying i disagree, just wondering 20:40:27 anyway clients would blacklist you since it's bad behaviour 20:40:32 i don't guess, i just ponder and wonder and pretty much all other synonyms 20:40:57 i didn't even know there's a blacklist in any clients 20:41:56 okolokolofol 20:41:57 :D 20:42:14 -!- Asztal has quit (Read error: 60 (Operation timed out)). 20:42:34 and i don't really see how anyone could behave in such a manner that i'd notice, i mean i don't even see why i'd mind anyone downloading blocks in sequential order, because i don't see any social responsibility when it comes to random protocols 20:42:59 augur: hello, you are an irc person and i greet you 20:43:30 hey darling 20:43:34 hows it goin in finnishlandia 20:43:57 not entirely sure. 20:44:02 i don't read the news 20:44:21 but i'd guess nothing has happened 20:44:36 and it's going totally K 20:45:09 "other synonyms"? :D i probably meant "everything else that rhymes" 20:45:11 hows it goin in the part of finnishlandia that you're in right now, namely your room/whatever 20:45:26 i got an iphone :x 20:45:28 oh you meant the obvious meaning 20:45:28 right 20:45:31 and im moving in under a week 20:45:32 oklofok: synonyms? 20:45:38 augur: you bought an iphone ... even after all the app store shit? 20:45:42 auto-antonyms are cooler 20:45:46 i can understand not throwing away one, i sure didn't 20:45:48 but buying one? 20:45:53 * ehird gives augur a dunce cap 20:45:55 ehird: i noticed it too, in time 20:46:08 ehird: if by appstore shit you mean the annoyance of getting stuff on the appstore, yes, because im not buying many apps 20:46:08 * ehird draws "apple fellater" on said cap 20:46:18 augur: no, I mean apple's dictatorial whims 20:46:25 augur: "moving in"? why "in"? 20:46:25 without logic and crippling the platform 20:46:31 oklofok: where did you say synonyms 20:46:34 you just mean to your new apartment? 20:46:38 yes, same thing. i dont need it or want it for the magic apps. 20:46:42 ehird: ponder and wonder 20:46:53 xD 20:47:03 almost synonymous 20:47:05 augur: it's still supporting it by buying it 20:47:13 oklofok: not "moving in", moving, in under a week. "in" can denote a period of time 20:47:24 ehird: yes well. 20:47:24 xD 20:47:24 oklofok: let's spoonerise ponder and wonder 20:47:28 ponder + wonder = ponder 20:47:30 wonder + ponder = wonder 20:47:33 awesome! 20:47:34 oklofok, ponder and wonder are not almost synonyms :| 20:47:51 ok maybe they are 20:47:55 auto-antonyms are still better 20:48:11 sex is the autoantonym of sex 20:48:37 yeah i totally meant they actually are almost synonymous. although now that i actually think about it, their intersection is not empty. 20:49:17 but so umm 20:49:21 about the question somewhere up there 20:50:13 it's going awesomely, university starts again, soon \o/ 20:50:19 :) 20:50:22 thats why im moving! 20:50:38 and in quite a different setup, even 20:50:49 i wish i could have my own place and go to uni 20:50:52 you, you, adults, you. 20:51:06 people have gone to uni at your age 20:51:15 i'm not super-smart though. 20:51:20 i concur! 20:51:26 also kinda awkward you know? 20:51:29 you would do fine at our uni 20:51:37 oklofok: no i wouldn't, i can't speak finnish. 20:51:53 well all our advanced courses are in english 20:52:08 but those are the ones I'd fail at :P 20:52:10 but i guess you'd need to get your bachelor's somewhere else 20:52:39 with a certain amount of strategy, i doubt it 20:52:55 anyway it'd still be awkward 20:53:04 since i look and sound younger than 14 20:53:13 :P 20:53:28 also while i may be decently acceptable at cs i kinda suck at everything else sooo 20:54:02 -!- anm_ub has joined. 20:54:14 A— never mind, undefined behaviour. 20:54:46 not on my bouncer atm (computer turned off due to dead cpu fan, getting a replacement tomorrow) 20:54:47 there are many simple courses whose content you mostly know already 20:54:49 but 20:54:50 http://www.cs.huji.ac.il/~springer/ 20:54:52 quite cool 20:54:54 ehird, ^ 20:55:03 (yes I'm AnMaster) 20:55:04 oooooooold 20:55:12 oklofok: are you just assuming :D 20:55:13 ehird, well yes, and? 20:55:19 anm_ub: seeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee 20:55:20 n 20:55:47 -!- oklofok has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)). 20:55:55 anm_ub: anyway it kind of needs to suck less 20:56:07 -!- oklofok has joined. 20:56:11 hi oklofok 20:56:17 hi 20:56:21 ehird, however, I heard about some library using something similar with pro equipment, with good results 20:56:40 someone I know mentioned it, haven't managed to find a link, that person is now hunting for a link 20:57:06 ehird, and yes, as the page says: written during a few late nights 20:57:28 a good version would simulate every single quark making up the record 20:57:30 so I'm pretty sure that even with consumer grade scanner you could manage better if you spent some time on it 20:57:31 and a needle 20:57:32 oklofok: are you just assuming :D <<< no, but i know that there's an "advanced" course called xhtml. 20:57:37 and actually play the record 20:57:38 ehird, hah 20:57:40 then measure the vibrations 20:57:46 well actually "but" was kinda weird there 20:57:46 oklofok: i'll pass on that one :P 20:58:15 ehird: i'm just saying you'd ace it. then again, so does everyone else 20:58:16 ehird, nah, you need to actually know the correct encoding scheme. see the note added to the bottom of the linked page 20:58:25 turned out he wasn't exactly right about the encoding 20:58:57 oklofok: consider that my opinion is that anything easier than MIT isn't worth bothering with 20:59:06 and consider whether i'd bother with that uni :D 20:59:38 ehird: the other course you might own is the one about compilation, unfortunately that's one of the few that are in finnish 20:59:54 that sounds fun 21:00:28 i have no idea how hard MIT is compared to ours, although yes, it's probably a lot harder. 21:00:28 oklofok, about how to compile or how to write a compiler? 21:00:56 as in, is it "this is where you press compile in MSVC" or "lets write a simple compiler"? 21:01:05 oklofok: [[the difficulty of MIT coursework has been characterized as "drinking from a fire hose"]] 21:01:09 anm_ub: what's the difference? 21:01:21 oklofok, wasn't that clear from the line with "as in"? 21:01:30 ([[the failure rate and freshmen retention rate at MIT are similar to other large research universities]] but then their admission rate is 11% so) 21:01:52 btw my lag seems quite a bit worse when using wlan, compared to ethernet 21:01:53 ehird, ^ 21:01:59 anm_ub: oh lol, about how to write a compiler :P 21:02:08 anm_ub: get a draft n router 21:02:20 there's some linksyses that do that 21:02:49 ehird, well, to even be able to connect at all with the wireless driver for intel cards in linux I currently need to pass disable_11n module parameter 21:02:52 anm_ub: it's 110MB/s wireless 21:02:53 so I'd rather not :P 21:02:58 with TCP/IP overhead 21:03:04 (note: MB means "megabit") 21:03:07 ehird, the bandwidth isn't the issue.... the latency is 21:03:13 anm_ub: well, shrug 21:03:16 according to traceroute 21:03:37 anm_ub: what other issues are there with the hardware? i will be buying a thinkpad tomorrow or so probably 21:03:51 ehird, lag to router over ethernet: 3-4 ms. Over wlan: 20-30 ms 21:03:57 ehird: our cs dep doesn't have that much coursework, usually you read a book or attend lectures 21:04:10 which i find a good thing in cs 21:04:10 oklofok: so no tests? :D 21:04:16 oh well yes :P 21:04:34 ehird, not much, the radio killswitch sometimes confuses linux... though suspend/wake up is enough to fix that 21:04:38 as in suspend to ram 21:04:49 fingerprint reader not supported 21:04:51 hm... 21:05:04 [[Undergraduates are required to complete an extensive core curriculum called the General Institute Requirements (GIRs). The science requirement, generally completed during freshman year as prerequisites for classes in science and engineering majors, comprises two 21:05:07 semesters of physics classes covering classical mechanics and electricity and magnetism, two semesters of math covering single variable calculus and multivariable calculus, one semester of chemistry, and one semester of biology. Undergraduates are required to take a laboratory class in their major, eight Humanities, Arts, and Social 21:05:08 Sciences (HASS) classes (at least three in a concentration and another four unrelated subjects), and non-varsity athletes must also take four physical education classes.]] 21:05:12 found when reading the mit article 21:05:15 ehird, if you use bios password you need to enter it when resuming from disk, not needed for resume from disk under windows it seems 21:05:22 that'd be fun, it'd be like suicide 21:05:23 academic suicide 21:05:31 ehird, the wireless is the only major issue however 21:05:39 anm_ub: what about the intel graphics 21:05:49 ehird, well yes. that has some issues as I mentioned before 21:05:56 but nothing mission critical for me 21:05:57 anm_ub: i'm talking mainly performance 21:06:01 would be nice to do some gaming 21:06:07 and according to xkcd fullscreen flash is too laggy with intel 21:06:12 ehird: what sounded like suicide in that? 21:06:19 ehird, haven't tried flash 21:06:20 sounds like a pretty bad driver situation 21:06:25 oklofok: the fact where i suck at like all of it 21:06:29 *the part 21:06:33 ehird, anyway, card reader works perfectly 21:06:36 for the cards I tried 21:06:43 which was SD and MMC 21:06:44 oklofok: you don't even get to do CS until you complete it xD 21:06:48 it supports a few more 21:06:49 well that sounds like suicide to me, in that you need to take uninteresting subjects 21:07:11 eh i don't care about that, more the "wow i would fail spectacularly" aspect 21:07:22 anm_ub: yeah 21:07:30 anm_ub: oh! do you have a LED screen 21:07:33 or is it a normal tft 21:07:39 ehird, anyway try ati graphics if you prefer, but see thinkwiki about power usage, suspend, and about everything else iirc 21:07:40 but i don't think it'd actually be that *hard* taking introductory courses in many subjects instead of a progression in one subject 21:07:49 anm_ub: no ati graphics on the x-series ultraportables 21:07:52 ehird, TFT I think, how would I see the difference 21:08:08 anm_ub: LEDs are still TFTs :P 21:08:10 Just backlight 21:08:11 anm_ub: i'll check the r500 specs 21:08:23 ehird, it has backlight, I can change it using Fn-Home/End 21:08:29 umm 21:08:32 all the function keys seems to work under ubuntu 21:08:34 every screen has a backlight apart from OLED. 21:08:39 ehird, yes my point 21:08:40 ehird: well, i guess it's possible you'd fail, i don't know how well you actually study, i just know how well you do stuff you already know, which is well enough in the subject of ...popular nerdery 21:08:43 but what is the diff then 21:08:44 anm_ub: okay it's CCFL not LED 21:08:45 sec 21:08:55 ehird, how would I know the damn diff 21:08:56 anm_ub: LED has much better colours, uses less battery, is brighter, ... 21:09:00 but 21:09:02 i'm checking the spec sheet 21:09:05 ehird, well I don't have anything to compare to 21:09:11 ehird, it works for me though 21:09:17 it's just 21:09:18 wait 21:09:59 ehird, there were some minor issues in ubuntu that were relatively trivial to fix 21:10:05 anm_ub: ok the display in the x200 i'm getting is 200-nits brightness like yours and CCFL 21:10:08 so i have a question 21:10:16 is there any direct sunlight where you are atm 21:10:37 ehird, nop, a florescent lamp only. Dark outside, streetlights on 21:10:40 darn 21:10:42 street lights* 21:10:56 will there likely be some tomorrow? I need the ability to use the laptop outside 21:11:05 so it'd be really appreciated if you could check :) 21:11:11 ehird, forcast is TSRA 21:11:19 so guess yourself :P 21:11:22 Total Shit Rain Abomination 21:11:30 ehird, METAR for ThunderStorm Rain 21:11:33 raindrops of feces, impressive 21:11:36 so chances: slim 21:11:37 anm_ub: ouch 21:11:55 anm_ub: well, does it look bright enough to use outside? I've read two reviews of the X200 that say the backlight isn't bright enough... 21:12:11 ehird, learn METAR. It gives you quite a few geek points (not sure in what category though!) 21:12:30 ehird, anyway, you said yours was a different screen 21:12:33 it's not 21:12:38 it's a different size and dpi 21:12:41 but same backlight and same nits 21:12:47 ehird, as for outside, I have only tried it on a veranda with roof 21:12:47 (brightness) 21:12:53 was bright enough there 21:12:57 not sure about direct sun light 21:13:07 the key thing is if the sunlight is actually shining on a display 21:13:16 ehird, I usually use it on half brightness when on battery 21:13:23 to save power 21:13:33 the one i'm getting has a 9 hour battery life with reasonable brightness 21:13:38 so i'm fine turning it to 100% for outside use 21:13:39 heh 21:13:54 also just 1.6kg 21:13:56 ehird, I manage about 4.5 hours (tested today during thunderstorms) 21:14:04 shut it off when it was at 10% load 21:14:05 and with the same processor/ram as yours 21:14:10 oh and started on 70% charge 21:14:13 that is good to know 21:14:39 for longest battery life you should set the thinkpad to start charging only at 40% charged battery or lower 21:14:43 and stop at 70% 21:14:55 best for lithium-ion 21:14:59 I do it in /etc/rc.local 21:15:06 i plan to be recharging it every day after a full amount of use, soo :P 21:15:13 anm_ub: but anyway, direct sunlight with a glossy display, it blots out everything else; matte display with not-so-good backlight, it gets washed out and partially blots things out; matte display with a good backlight, nothing changes 21:15:14 (setting kept during suspend to ram, but not during suspend to disk/shutdown) 21:15:24 it's matte, so I guess the reviews are pointing to #2 21:15:35 hm 21:16:06 ehird, well you should not recharge to 100% or let it get less than 30-40% 21:16:15 ubuntu prolly does that by default. 21:16:18 ehird, nop 21:16:25 how easy is it to change 21:16:32 ehird, two lines in /etc/rc.local 21:16:38 simple enough for you? 21:16:49 echo 70 > /sys/devices/platform/smapi/BAT0/stop_charge_thresh 21:16:50 echo 40 > /sys/devices/platform/smapi/BAT0/start_charge_thresh 21:17:00 make sure the module tp_smapi is loaded 21:17:05 sure thing 21:17:28 ehird, harddisk protection thingy: will be supported when ubuntu changes to a newer kernel 21:17:36 2.6.30 or .29 iirc 21:17:58 anm_ub: who cares? SSD. 21:18:03 fair enough 21:18:11 although it'd be fun to use it for things 21:18:14 snice it's a regular accelerometer 21:18:18 *since 21:18:47 ehird, an odd hardware issue I have though is that when I connect some usb devices the computer produces a whine, not dissimilar to the CRT whine 21:19:02 odd. 21:19:05 it applies to my mouse and my printer, but not some usb memory sticks 21:19:07 -!- Tritonio has joined. 21:19:10 doesn't matter to me. well, i might use a usb headset. 21:19:19 but i don't plan to carry around usb crap 21:19:26 uber-happy that the x200 has 3g internet built in :) 21:19:27 brb 21:19:34 ehird, except sometimes it is the reverse. as in it whines without the mouse connected 21:19:42 after a reboot it reverted back though 21:19:44 very odd 21:20:10 ehird, anyway, the main issue is the wlan. And possibly graphics for you 21:20:43 ehird, another minor detail that had issues on ubuntu was configuring the touchpad. Needed to tell hal to enable shmconfig for X 21:20:46 or it wouldn't work 21:20:52 basics work 21:20:58 but not advanced config 21:21:06 like that provided by gsynaptics 21:21:12 or whatever the app is called 21:21:45 -!- Tritonio has left (?). 21:22:05 ehird, third minor issue: ubuntu has no clue about the udev events generated when you pull the eject ultrabay slider thingy 21:22:14 thinkwiki has a script for it though 21:22:37 ehird, anyway only thing annoying me atm is the whine and the wlan 21:22:47 and the graphics slightly 21:22:52 but that isn't a major issue to me 21:23:00 (relatively speaking) 21:23:16 ehird, how often will you use the cd? 21:23:59 I was ripping a cd today, and it made the whole laptop vibrate. would be quite effective as a vibrator I guess XD 21:25:56 ehird, one minor issue I just noticed: trackpoint needs cleaning 21:26:08 it is kind of uneven in texture for better grip 21:26:33 but dirt accumulate there, you just need a small stiff brush it seems 21:28:17 ehird, over all, it could have been much worse when it comes to hardware 21:28:32 considering what I heard from people with non-thinkpads 21:28:37 a lot worse 21:29:17 ehird, oh another odd thing. You know those intel inside stickers? 21:29:27 well it says "Intel Centrino 2 inside" on it 21:29:28 but 21:29:33 model name : Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU P8400 @ 2.26GHz 21:29:39 is what /proc/cpuinfo says 21:29:48 so I guess they managed to put on the wrong sticker 21:29:55 also that isn't "brb" any longer ehird 21:30:00 it is "bbiab" and soon "bbl" 21:31:09 http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/How_to_hotswap_UltraBay_devices#Using_libata-acpi_and_udev 21:37:47 -!- pikhq has joined. 21:37:58 ehird, ^ 21:38:04 night 21:38:43 -!- M0ny has quit. 21:42:07 -!- Sgeo has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)). 21:44:06 -!- Sgeo has joined. 21:44:24 GNOME spazzed out on me for no discernable reason 21:45:14 -!- oerjan has joined. 21:48:25 Sgeo, huh? 21:48:30 oerjan, hi 21:48:35 wc 21:48:50 hi 21:49:17 <-- AnMaster, but not on normal bouncer due to broken cpu fan in that computer 21:49:28 and well, to lazy to dig out nickserv password and such 21:49:32 from backups 21:49:39 since I will get a new cpu fan tomorrow 21:49:42 * oerjan guessed as much 21:54:20 anm_ub, the menu thing and taskbar thing disappeared, some strange windows appeared 21:54:26 When everything recovered, XChat was dead 21:54:44 And some stuff in the system tray equivelent is gone 21:54:46 Sgeo, what sort of strange window? 21:55:10 Small windows, apparently representing stuff that was in the tray 21:55:30 Sgeo, maybe you managed to undock part of the tray? 21:55:35 No 21:55:42 okay 22:01:38 -!- pikhq has quit (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)). 22:07:08 -!- Asztal has joined. 22:14:03 back 22:14:18 left big toe 22:14:56 [21:29] anm_ub: well it says "Intel Centrino 2 inside" on it 22:15:00 centrino 2 is core 2. 22:15:02 for mobile 22:15:05 laptop 22:15:07 thingy 22:15:21 [21:20] anm_ub: ehird, another minor detail that had issues on ubuntu was configuring the touchpad. Needed to tell hal to enable shmconfig for X 22:15:21 no touchpad on the x200 22:15:25 [21:23] anm_ub: ehird, how often will you use the cd? 22:15:26 no cd on the x200 22:17:05 anyway is the wlan issue just latency? 22:17:14 i can wait for better intel graphics drivers 22:17:29 ehird, connecting to WPA/WPA2 networks takes ages sometimes 22:17:48 kay 22:17:51 more often than not ubuntu times out a few times before I manage to connect 22:17:57 so minutes most of the time 22:18:02 weird 22:18:11 ehird, known and reported bug 22:18:11 well 22:18:16 lots of variants of it reported 22:18:18 anyway, i like how you pointed out things about the touchpad and cd as main things when I won't have either :P 22:18:25 not sure if mine exact version 22:18:33 ehird, not main things, trivial things 22:18:41 as for the trackpoint, I have a question - is it the pencil-eraser rough kind of thing, or the rubber-with-bobbles? 22:18:55 ehird, oh for the trackpoint, "tap trackpoint to click" doesn't work for me 22:19:05 seems to be a "too old kernel in ubuntu" issue again 22:19:10 mh 22:19:12 'sok 22:19:13 I can wait 22:19:59 oh, darn, apparently the x200 has an option for a WXGA+ LED but it's not listed due to being out of stock 22:20:15 12.1" 1440x900 matte LED display would be a godsend 22:20:42 ehird, is it synaptics or ALPS that provided the trackpoint 22:20:44 or something else 22:20:50 Custom. 22:20:52 the tap to click seems to not yet work on ALPS 22:20:56 ThinkPads INVENTED the trackpoint. 22:20:59 which is what my thinkpad has 22:21:05 Oh? 22:21:07 Okay then, ALPS 22:21:09 ehird, yes, but it is still ALPS on this 22:21:13 anyawy 22:21:15 what about the texture 22:21:16 ALPS dual point or something 22:21:24 so ALPS touchpad and ALPS trackpoint 22:21:28 handled by synaptics driver 22:21:32 mostly 22:21:40 *anyway 22:22:26 oh, 22:22:27 [[1.) The high res screen is on backorder an in short supply right now. They should be getting more, but not sure when. The high res screen is only offered on the X200s, not the X200.]] 22:22:39 the x200s only has like a 1.8ghz low voltage processor so it's not an option 22:22:48 -!- kar8nga has quit (Remote closed the connection). 22:22:49 so i don't have to delay squirming 22:22:50 yay 22:22:56 ...rather, I dont' have to delay while squirming 22:22:58 *dpm 22:23:00 ... 22:23:01 *don't 22:24:10 delaying squirming can be painful. i would not recommend it. 22:24:12 ehird, anyway do you have expresscard? 22:24:14 or similar 22:24:23 i'll check whether it has one 22:24:28 because the wlan issue is not yet fixed even in 2.6.31 22:24:34 so it may take a while 22:24:46 anm_ub: yes, there is an expresscard. 22:24:54 also, are you really sure everyone has this problem? 22:24:57 getting a separate wlan card might be your best option 22:24:58 it seems unlikely 22:25:03 ehird, well, lots of users have it 22:25:07 WPA/WPA2 only 22:25:12 anm_ub: I'm not sacrificing the portability of this machine at all 22:25:13 and since most networks are open or WEP... 22:25:26 ehird, it isn't unportable using such a card? 22:25:37 anm_ub: dude, with a nine-hour batter it weighs 1.6kg 22:25:37 total 22:25:47 yes that is very light 22:25:56 with a 3 hour batery, 1.34kg 22:26:04 extremely light 22:26:04 6.5 hr, 1.47kg 22:26:14 anm_ub: so adding _anything_ makes it a lot less portable 22:26:28 (also, it has a proper core 2 cpu, yet is cool enough to fit on a lap) 22:26:33 truly a marvel of modern technology! 22:26:35 ehird, 3 kg is still portable. and a express card is quite light 22:26:45 if 3kg was ok, I wouldn't be getting an x200 22:26:56 i'm a little scrawny weakling, for one 22:27:01 :D 22:27:02 for another, we probably have different ideas of portable 22:27:21 ehird, able to use at uni, will use backpack to transport on bus? 22:27:31 that is, bus with wheels, not system bus 22:27:45 can carry with one hand effortlessly. 22:27:55 I guess I should say "ultraportable" 22:28:03 I mean, anything under like 5kg is "portable" in your sense 22:28:25 ehird, can carry with one hand holding your hand around the lower edge with the laptop between yourself and your arm? 22:28:51 With the X200, I believe you can carry it just holding on to the little bulging bit of the 9-cell battery. 22:29:03 I mean, let's put it this way 22:29:07 ehird, sounds dangerous 22:29:13 With the 4-cell (= 3hr) battery, it weighs less than the MacBook Air. 22:29:25 0.02kg less, admittedly, but still less. 22:30:02 (And it packs the same pixels in just a 1.2" smaller display, DOESN'T have soldered RAM, has a replaceable battery, has a 2.4GHz/2.5GHz CPU...) 22:30:06 ehird, 0.02 kg might be what a pc-express wlan card weighs 22:30:09 although it loses on thinkness 22:30:09 :P 22:30:17 anm_ub: I wouldn't carry it with just a 3 hour battery 22:30:40 anm_ub: Anyway, I don't need WPA. 22:30:46 I can just make my network WEP, no big shakes. 22:30:49 until it's fixed 22:30:57 ehird, well haven't tried WEP, some said it helped 22:31:00 others said it didn't 22:31:05 i wonder whether I should do whole disk encryption 22:31:06 naw 22:31:11 btw it seems to be worse after a suspend to disk or ram 22:31:15 than from a cold boot 22:31:17 setting a password + using linux will defeat anyone stupid enough to steal a laptop 22:31:18 the wlan issues I mean 22:31:32 anm_ub: oh well 22:31:38 i can make it unprotected too :P 22:31:52 how much battery does yours get? 22:31:56 ehird, well I meant, some said that was an issue too 22:32:26 ehird, as I said above. ~4.5 hours on a 75% -> 15% uncharge 22:32:32 that's with the 9-cell battery isn't it 22:32:43 ehird, nop, opted for battery not sticking out 22:32:47 ah 22:33:04 ehird, and decided to get extra battery in ultrabay if I needed it 22:33:08 which I haven't yet 22:33:16 ultrabay costs £100 :( 22:33:38 battery for it? 22:33:41 you mean 22:33:42 or 22:33:43 what 22:33:45 the ultrabay itself 22:33:48 um 22:33:51 that is built in 22:33:52 I mean 22:33:57 comes with it? 22:33:58 it is where you place the cd drive 22:33:59 and so on 22:34:08 oh oh 22:34:11 i thought you meant 22:34:12 ultraBASE 22:34:15 which costs £100 from lenovo 22:34:17 oh hah 22:34:22 no docking station no 22:34:31 incidentally, piccy of x200: http://www.notebookreview.com/assets/34779.jpg (the right one), closed: http://www.notebookreview.com/assets/34765.jpg (the top one) 22:34:37 i love how it looks when closed 22:34:56 (http://www.geek.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/07/thinkpad_x200_02.jpg sticky outy 9-cell battery-y) 22:35:04 * anm_ub waits for browser to load 22:35:15 takes a bit while installing an OS in vmware at the same time 22:35:24 and three rows of saved tabs to load 22:35:37 -!- MigoMipo has quit ("QuitIRCServerException: MigoMipo disconnected from IRC Server"). 22:35:56 i love how it looks when closed <-- ? 22:36:06 [22:34] ehird: incidentally, piccy of x200: http://www.notebookreview.com/assets/34779.jpg (the right one), closed: http://www.notebookreview.com/assets/34765.jpg (the top one) 22:36:11 yes 22:36:13 but why I mean 22:36:24 -!- Sgeo has quit (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)). 22:36:37 it looks like... a slab 22:36:44 ehird, on the open one, what is the thing above the screen 22:36:57 the screen bezel? 22:37:04 has the camera and microphone and I suppose those are the speakers 22:37:08 either that or the speakers are under the keyboard 22:37:21 ehird, I have the diagonal pattern thing above too 22:37:25 just design 22:37:30 speakers on side of keyboard 22:37:31 then what was your question 22:37:37 ehird, the camera thingy 22:37:40 mine lacks that 22:37:49 so had no clue what it was 22:38:04 ehird, and well the diagonal thing could be spakers 22:38:07 anm_ub: no chance of getting speakers on the side of the keyboard; it's the whole width and about 28cm wide 22:38:12 since there is nothing on the side of the keyboard there 22:38:12 also, yes, probably. 22:38:18 ehird, built in speakers = crap 22:38:23 so I've heard. 22:38:37 I'll probably get a usb headset when I need it. 22:38:39 ehird, really crap. Even a non-music lover can hear it 22:38:45 yes, laptops tend to be 22:38:50 fine for system sounds, though. :P 22:39:09 ehird, about slab: it looks like a closed non-mac laptop. ;P 22:39:10 anm_ub: btw, the thing in between the two red trackpoint buttons 22:39:15 is it a scrollwheel or what? 22:39:28 ehird, middle mouse button 22:39:45 also, no it doesn't! 22:39:48 most of them have a curve 22:40:00 ehird, iirc windows drivers maps it to "scroll with trackpoint" 22:40:02 this is just a rectangle slab of rubbery plastic 22:40:05 ...well, with a bit of a bulge. 22:40:06 not sure if linux can 22:40:10 saw something about it 22:40:12 haven't tried 22:40:13 for the 9-cell 22:40:20 anm_ub: so no physical scrollwheel? 22:40:31 up/down keys aren't fine-grained enough, make me dizzy :( 22:40:39 ehird, I use the edge areas of the touchpad to scroll with 22:40:47 and everything else: the trackpoint 22:40:50 atm I have a mouse connected 22:40:51 i'll just do that with my INVISIBLE TOUCHPAD 22:40:51 :P 22:41:08 ehird, anyway you might be able to map it to scroll with trackpoint 22:41:15 seems a bit of a pain 22:41:16 saw something on thinkwiki about it 22:41:26 however 22:41:31 that used xorg.conf 22:41:32 not hal 22:41:35 heh 22:41:36 i'll get used to it 22:41:44 so you need to figure out the right XML file to edit to tell ubuntu about it 22:41:50 since it uses hal for X config 22:41:54 yes hal uses XML 22:41:58 ehird, hate hal yet? 22:42:04 i know it uses xml. 22:42:08 ehird, oh and gconf uses xml too 22:42:11 did you know that!? 22:42:12 yes, i know. 22:42:16 i don't care, they're serialisation formats 22:42:24 ehird, you forgot a t there 22:42:25 :P 22:42:34 no, XML is a metaformat. 22:42:36 (and added an "a" too much) 22:42:48 ehird, sterilisation formats :P 22:42:52 anyway, i'm explicitly trying to avoid plugging in a mouse etc because i don't want to discourage myself from taking advantage of its portability; I'm paying extra for it after all :P 22:42:58 anm_ub: >_< 22:43:23 speaking of sterilisation, I wonder how they managed to cool a Core 2 Duo 2.4GHz without getting hot on your lap 22:43:38 ehird, desktop it stands on gets luke warm for me 22:43:42 and that is 2.66 GHz 22:43:53 well I'm going for the 2.5GHz 22:43:56 but they're identical apart from max speed 22:44:04 and I doubt I'll be supercomputing on my lap 22:44:04 at around 50 C 22:44:10 fan running on mid 22:44:17 anm_ub: the X200's CPU idles at 31 C iirc 22:44:23 ehird, this isn't idle 22:44:31 mine idles at around 30-35 C too 22:44:32 well, whatever 22:44:38 30 for one core, 35 for the other 22:44:39 iirc 22:44:39 it's a new fan design thingy 22:44:43 that's also uber-quiet 22:44:46 maybe yours has it too 22:44:50 ehird, the fan is quite quiet 22:44:52 anm_ub: 35 is high 22:45:06 31 is comfortable, I'd say; I doubt anything above that is 22:45:08 ehird, well.. that isn't completely unloaded I guess 22:45:12 and 22:45:19 notebook 22:45:21 not 22:45:22 laptop 22:45:26 reports on the X200 say that the fan is almost completely inaudible 22:45:26 remember that 22:45:33 anm_ub: I'm saying laptop on purpose because the X200 CAN go on your lap 22:45:41 reports on the X200 say that the fan is almost completely inaudible <-- same here 22:45:46 unless I put the ear against it 22:45:53 or manually spin it up to full speed 22:45:55 28cm wide, 1.6kg, very cool 22:46:03 it never hits more than half of full at even full load 22:46:10 you'd have to try hard to make it not work on your lap 22:46:23 ehird, ? 22:46:38 justifying saying "laptop" wrt X200 22:46:58 ehird, sterilisation ;P 22:47:08 sterilisation top 22:47:10 clearly 22:47:20 multiple reviews have pointed out that it runs very cool, so 22:47:29 ehird, there is the radiation too 22:47:32 as well as head 22:47:34 heat* 22:47:44 ehird, btw gnome kind of sucks according to powertop 22:47:48 Yes, the WiFi radiation will kill me if I don't put on my tinfoil hat. 22:47:53 lots of wakeups from various gnome processes 22:48:26 such as the gnome power manager 22:48:32 and gnome mixer 22:48:42 and other ones 22:48:44 care to clarify radiation? 22:48:55 ehird, well, wifi mostly 22:49:03 lol, you believe that crap? 22:49:12 you sir are crazy 22:49:26 i assume you don't have a mobile phone either 22:49:33 ehird, I prefer to err on the safe side 22:49:50 anm_ub: I assume you believe in god then? Pascal's Wager. 22:50:00 ehird, hum? *googles* 22:50:08 The fact is that there is NO scientific base for WiFi being any more dangerous than radiation we're bombarded with every day from various sources. 22:50:15 And it is universally pedalled only by complete kooks. 22:50:32 -!- pikhq has joined. 22:52:10 So if you avoid "WiFi radiation", you're just an idiot. 22:53:36 radiation :x 22:54:01 I live in the country, where there is no radiation whatsoever! 22:55:28 http://www.quantzgame.com/ ;; game written in Gambit Scheme 22:55:51 maybe portable Faraday cages around sensitive areas? Wait you could make something like a mesh out of tinfoil right? 22:56:15 anm_ub: you're surely joking. 22:56:22 of course 22:56:35 should have been completely clear 22:59:10 -!- olsner has quit ("Leaving"). 22:59:26 anm_ub: anyway you don't seriously believe that crap do you 23:02:24 ehird, I do know that computers send out more or less radiation. And even if it is no more than the background level it is still in *addition* to the already existing background level. If it is significant or not I have no idea about. 23:02:39 "probably not" is what I think 23:02:41 you make baby jesus cry. 23:02:49 but I do prefer to err on the safe side 23:02:54 did you know, by the way, that sound makes your brain melt? 23:02:57 it adds sound to the background sound 23:02:59 and some sounds are dangerous 23:03:04 so therefore 23:03:07 we must be careful 23:03:09 and not play any music 23:03:23 it might not make your brain melt, might just make you deaf 23:03:24 ehird: PFFFT 23:03:26 i mean some sounds do that right 23:03:34 I was expecting www.qwantzgame.com to be some awesome Dinosaur-Comics-related game. 23:03:36 But noooooooooo 23:03:36 and it is IN ADDITION to the already existing background level 23:03:40 IN CONCLUSION 23:03:42 we must never listen to music 23:03:44 right anm_ub? 23:03:51 GregorR: Nooo, it's just squatted? 23:04:17 err 23:04:20 not even registered 23:04:25 GregorR: so, uh, wut? 23:04:49 ehird, well that is a complex matter, like it is for radiation. One aspect to consider is if interference cause the result to amplify or if they take each other out. For example 23:04:49 Yeah, but quantz was so close it made me read "qwantz" and type that instead, then realize my mistake but go "gee, maybe there's a qwantz game" 23:04:50 :P 23:05:10 GregorR: oh that ha 23:05:34 anm_ub: your jokes cannot dispel the fact that avoiding radiation because some radiation is harmful is exactly as stupid as avoiding sound because some sound is harmful 23:05:38 indeed, more silly 23:05:48 while research has not been done on the subject "do regular amounts of sound make you deaf?", 23:05:53 research HAS been done on wifi and similar 23:05:57 and the conclusion: bunk 23:06:28 ehird, yet there are those over-sensitive to electricity. 23:06:38 oh my god 23:06:41 you believe those loonies? 23:06:44 you are fucking insane 23:06:50 they're DELUSIONAL 23:06:54 ehird, I know someone who is 23:06:59 AHAHAAHAHAHAAHAHAHA 23:07:03 no, they aren't 23:07:55 ehird, iirc there is no conclusive proof either way for that 23:08:13 there's no conclusive proof for gravity, or russell's teapot not existing 23:10:00 and you make fun of religion. 23:10:46 she took part in a scientific study of it a few years ago. where they carried in a box that either contained a powered on electric device (a resistor connected to a 12 V setup iirc, don't remember details), or an equal weight in it. And she managed to detect it 100% of the time iirc. 23:10:59 she was told after the study was complete 23:11:02 and published 23:12:02 whatever you say anm_ub. 23:15:07 ehird, well. I also remember that study showed that some of the people who claimed this sort of hypersensitivity was able to detect it a statistical significant percentage of the time. However quite a lot more claimed to have the issue than those who were able to "prove" they had it. So I guess there could be those who are delusional, and those who actually are hypersensitive 23:15:18 night 23:15:26 you're assuming the study was scientifically valid 23:15:42 you're assuming its results can be attributed to "electricity sensitivity" instead of a side-channel effect 23:15:42 etc 23:16:10 ehird, they did lots of attempts to avoid that, by not having the person bringing in the box know what was in it and so on 23:16:20 and the "equal weight" thingy 23:16:25 your source for this study is the delusional person 23:16:28 somehow i don't trust them. 23:16:57 ehird, nop, I read the paper it was published in. 23:17:07 yes, but all the facts beyond that 23:17:19 I don't have it around any more but let me try to remember the name of it 23:17:26 some american one 23:18:25 Googling it seems that electrical sensitivity may have some scientific basis 23:18:26 anm_ub: HOWEVER 23:18:33 WiFi radiation as harmful has been debunked a million times. 23:18:38 ehird, that is true 23:18:50 There is plenty much more powerful radiation around us that does nothing, and nobody has ever gotten ill from WiFi. 23:19:02 however, I would still not use a laptop on my lap, even if idle temp is low, it can get loaded easily 23:19:27 ehird, and don't remember the name of the journal it was published in, sorry 23:19:40 wouldn't it be terrible if suddenly my lap got ridiculously hot without me noticing! 23:19:48 sounds plausible 23:20:10 ehird, well it is your sperms :P 23:20:26 i assume you have never had a warm bath either 23:20:51 * anm_ub suddenly wants to sing that Monty Python(?) "every sperm is sacred..." 23:21:08 ehird, I don't have a bathtub :/, only a shower 23:21:24 my dad has a separate shower thing 23:21:31 much cooler than a shower+bath i think 23:21:46 ehird, there is a outdoors public bath thingy. tends to be very cold 23:21:53 you know, swimming thing 23:22:01 50 meters x 25 meters 23:22:05 You mean the sauna? 23:22:10 ehird, haha 23:22:14 Yeah, I wish they were hotter. 23:22:44 ahhhh I love acme(1) 23:22:55 it uses pointer warping so well 23:23:03 btw 23:23:19 I wonder why virtualbox uses a different hinting style than everything else 23:23:23 it seems more blurry 23:23:27 in it's menus 23:23:31 anm_ub: Java 23:23:34 doesn't do subpixel 23:23:46 so you get grayscale pixels 23:23:49 ehird, hm I turned off subpixel, because I couldn't stand it 23:23:51 so not that 23:23:59 with that high dpi? 23:24:00 ehird, I use "greyscale best shape" 23:24:03 ehird, yep 23:24:16 wifi radiation, almost-invisible subpixel... 23:24:20 you sure are crazy 23:24:43 ehird, well, it wasn't too bad in itself. but it wasn't as crisp as I like it 23:24:56 i assume you don't read bokos 23:24:58 *books 23:25:01 they don't have crisp text either 23:25:05 they are crisp 23:25:14 or whatever 23:25:19 no, they're not 23:25:19 it was a bit blurry anyway 23:25:22 they have no hinting at all 23:25:23 and colour bleed 23:25:30 ehird, indeed. but they have sharp edges 23:25:34 not at >120dpi, no 23:25:50 ehird, um, not new ones indeed 23:25:52 I meant old ones 23:25:59 eh? 23:26:00 set with moving type 23:26:04 i was talking about displays and colour bleed 23:26:05 as in pre 1970 or so 23:26:11 ehird, I was talking about books 23:26:19 at ~175dpi, it's impossible to distinguish two pixels without a magnifying glass 23:26:35 so at ~120dpi, it's almost certainly very very hard to distinguish two subpixels unless you have really good eyes 23:26:36 well yes 23:26:43 really really REALLY really really good eyes 23:27:07 Holy *fuck* man. 23:27:07 ehird, I didn't see the subpixels. but I did see that it was blurrier 23:27:28 anm_ub: again, at such a high dpi it will look almost identical to books 23:27:30 There's been a local privelege escalation exploit in Linux since Linux 2.4.4. 23:27:34 ehird, nop 23:27:37 pikhq: old, vmsplice 23:27:44 ehird: To present. 23:27:45 anm_ub: no, yes 23:27:48 anm_ub: placebo 23:27:51 pikhq: oh, wow 23:27:51 nah, vmsplice was different 23:27:53 pikhq: what is it? 23:27:56 pikhq, link 23:27:56 http://archives.neohapsis.com/archives/fulldisclosure/2009-08/0174.html 23:28:15 * ehird gawps 23:28:18 only patched today 23:28:23 Mapping to NULL and jumping to it. 23:28:27 ...I wonder if I have any ssh accounts lying around... 23:28:30 ... 23:28:30 It executes in kernel space. 23:28:31 * ehird cackles 23:28:34 MWAHAHAHAHAHAHA 23:28:48 I SHALL BRING INFINITE HAVOC 23:29:05 so turn off inet6 23:29:11 ip4 seems unaffected 23:29:19 so temp workaround is use ipv4 only= 23:29:19 ? 23:29:23 until they fix it 23:29:34 It effects more protocols than IP6. 23:29:43 PF_INET6 (with IPPROTO_SCTP) <-- I don't yet use SCTP either, planned but not yet 23:29:54 bluetooth? hm bad 23:31:28 Amusingly, the mmap_min_addr (which was the previous source of a security flaw) feature can be used to prevent this. 23:31:37 (2.6.30 only) 23:32:20 $ sysctl vm.mmap_min_addr 23:32:20 vm.mmap_min_addr = 65536 23:32:25 2.6.27 kernel 23:32:28 ubuntu stock 23:32:46 err 23:32:49 .28 23:32:52 sorry typoed 23:33:02 You know, every Linux shell account hoster is going to die a horrible death. 23:33:15 Erm. Older than 2.6.30. 23:33:27 pikhq, yes it is 23:33:40 Sweet, Gentoo is by default secure against it. 23:33:44 pikhq, but ubuntu backported it 23:33:48 pikhq, :) 23:33:50 vm.mmap_min_addr = 4096 23:34:00 NO FIRST PAGE FOR YOU. 23:34:06 pikhq, ubuntu still backported the mmap bit I think 23:34:10 iirc 23:34:46 FUN FACT: NULL IS A LIE 23:35:16 how insensitive 23:36:10 i can never finish solitaire these days, i get tired of it's boringness halfway through 23:36:32 so now i currently don't have any interest in games 23:36:51 oklofok: minesweeper 23:36:55 presently at the moment, that is 23:37:09 no i can't play minesweeper either 23:37:14 oklofok, chess? 23:37:23 chess is trivial 23:37:48 ehird, not against a a good chess program set at hardest level 23:37:48 definitely not, i can't focus on it long enough to win against anyone 23:38:35 anm_ub: nope 23:38:39 just do what a chess program does 23:38:42 you're allowed paper right? 23:38:46 ehird, no 23:38:52 you are in my rules. 23:38:54 ehird: don't you suck at chess though? 23:38:58 yes 23:39:05 if i'm playing humanly 23:39:14 but i could, if i wanted, play like a chess algo 23:39:16 to an okay depth 23:39:28 "okay depth"? 23:39:45 as in, 1000x worse than chess progs 23:39:55 anything resembling a decent player would be impossible to do that way 23:40:05 most people aren't decent 23:40:44 oklofok: anyway, with paper i could do like 100x worse 23:40:48 or even 10x worse 23:40:50 it'd just be slow 23:40:56 but the fact is that the actual playing isn't algorithmically hard 23:40:59 as opposed to, say, Go 23:41:02 or Arimaa 23:41:06 where you can't just memorise an algo 23:41:08 yes, so slow that that's a ridiculous thing to even hypothesize 23:41:17 it's the purity i'm on about 23:41:21 you like purity don't you? 23:41:29 i adore it! 23:41:30 if there's a chess algorithm that kicks serious ass, it's not worth playing 23:41:39 PURE POWER 23:41:40 unless you just want to masturbate your mind 23:41:51 with go/arimaa, you're actually actively doing something only you can currently do 23:42:00 as opposed to a human being able to consider 1000x more than you and come out on top 23:42:05 so it's a purer game, intellectually 23:42:07 and therefore more worth playing 23:43:00 i do not disagree 23:44:37 so anyway i was thinking i'd start my uni year by taking a random course on the first exam day, and fiving it, but that's no longer possible :| 23:45:02 because i'm switching to math, and those bastards have tons of mandatory homework on every course 23:45:12 oklofok: i just invented the best game ever 23:45:18 I'M NOT INTERESTED 23:45:29 but you are! it's mathematically pure and also useless 23:45:42 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dots_and_Boxes, with continuous space instead of discrete dot-space, and infinite-dimensional. 23:45:43 I'M SLIGHTLY INTERESTED 23:45:59 props to anyone who can make that into something even vaguely mathematically formulated 23:46:03 how about a general topological space 23:46:17 yes, that 23:46:22 sounds confusing and fun 23:46:26 must be good 23:47:04 oklofok: unfortunately i think dots and boxes is inherently easy for an ai 23:47:49 howsat 23:48:09 oklofok: well i mean the perfect strategy is trivial 23:48:18 i don't think making space continuous changes it 23:48:23 and infinite-dimensional is prolly generalisable 23:48:26 what's the perfect strategy? 23:48:32 umm wp has it 23:48:39 i think 23:48:43 ehird, "the winner ends when no more lines can be placed" + infinite gird? 23:48:51 anm_ub: did i say infinite grid 23:49:00 hm no 23:49:00 i said infinite dimensional 23:49:01 right 23:49:04 like 2D, 3D, infinityD 23:49:09 and continuous space 23:49:11 yes, right 23:49:13 = (real,real) not (int,int) 23:49:21 effect is the same then right 23:49:29 no 23:49:37 very different 23:49:38 you can place it at any place if it is (real,real)? 23:50:22 yes, every game lasts for an uncountable amount of turns 23:50:34 basically you determine your strategy, and the limit is taken, 23:50:46 and then you calculate the areas 23:50:52 it's an awesome game 23:51:26 also, ehird, no, it doesn't say anything about a perfect strategy 23:51:31 hmm well okay 23:51:38 oklofok: i like how you extrapolated what i said :D 23:51:39 anm_ub: yes 23:51:55 only squares are ok though 23:51:58 but you can do fractals! 23:52:01 boxes in boxes in boxes 23:52:10 of course not "squares" 23:52:11 squares are 2d 23:52:19 infinityD hypercubes 23:55:30 -!- BeholdMyGlory has quit (Remote closed the connection). 23:55:54 -!- FireFly has quit ("Later"). 23:57:54 ehird, so the games end when you can't place anything else 23:57:58 seems it will never end then 23:58:10 [23:50] oklofok: yes, every game lasts for an uncountable amount of turns 23:58:11 [23:50] oklofok: basically you determine your strategy, and the limit is taken, 23:58:11 [23:50] oklofok: and then you calculate the areas 23:58:20 hm 23:58:21 ok 23:59:22 oklofok: so is a move a mathematical expression or something