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IRC Log for 2015-01-26

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00:43:00Nothing_Muchwoo
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01:21:18fordcarsNight!
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11:21:27raptorgood day!
11:25:48kodait’s always good
11:52:15raptoradventures in debian have been taking a toll on my bitfighter coding
11:52:22raptorbut we're getting closer...
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12:34:55Nothing_MuchDebian-land!
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12:35:44kaenFor Debiania, the motherland!
12:36:22raptorwhere the impression of rules exist, but anarchy ensues!
12:36:38kaenhaha
12:41:55kodaDebian or Death
12:42:32raptoroh man, ain't that the truth - I think i've been saying that over and over, subconsciously, for the last 2 weeks
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13:01:07watusimoto1hello
13:01:17raptorhi
13:22:34raptordebian or bust!
13:23:19watusimoto1I started a major/trivail refactor last night (major = touches many objects; trivial = changes are very unlikely to have any side effects) to try to fix a series of editor crashes. I have grown used to the nice refactoring tools we have for C# at work, that are absent from my home copy of VS (and are probably unavailable for C++). I feel like I'm using a bare text editor by comparison.
13:23:44raptoryes... c#/java IDEs are magic
13:24:23watusimoto1my java environment was different enough I didn't expect it to work the same. But I'm using the same ide for c# and c++ and therein lies the cogniative issues
13:24:45watusimoto1maybe I should change my theme or something to at least make them look different
13:25:17raptoreclipse-c++ always seemed (to me) more advanced with editing than vc++
13:25:24raptorbut less advanced with building
13:25:34watusimoto1I haven'
13:25:45watusimoto1t tried eclipse with c++ for over 5 years
13:25:49watusimoto1maybe I should try again
13:26:06watusimoto1especially as my son wants to do minecraft plugin dev, and will require eclipse to be installed anyway
13:26:26Nothing_Muchwatusimoto1: try Minetest, it's a FOSS version of Minecraft written in C++
13:26:35watusimoto1ha
13:26:42Nothing_Muchalso in GNU/Linux repositories, I think it has Windows binaries as well
13:26:47watusimoto1well, he has a book that works with the real deal
13:27:06watusimoto1and he plays mostly for the social aspects; rarely single player
13:27:21Nothing_Muchargh, if only MC wasn't purchased by M$
13:27:21watusimoto1network effect and all that
13:27:42Nothing_Muchyeah, that sucks when it's proprietary and offers everything and nothing at the same time
13:27:51watusimoto1I don't see much downside to ms owning mc
13:28:49Nothing_Muchit just makes it worse lol
13:30:15Nothing_Muchthis whole Cloud thing IMO is amazing for GNU/Linux to take over
13:30:41Nothing_Muchand hopefully when SteamOS and OpenGL-Next comes out, that should probably get people to switch over
13:30:50watusimoto1linux pretty much has taken over in some realms
13:30:59watusimoto1just not on the desktop
13:31:01Nothing_MuchServers have always been GNU/Linux
13:31:04watusimoto1but mostly everywhere else
13:31:37Nothing_Muchyep, websites, development, sorta mobile (Android), OpenStack, cloud, etc
13:31:57Nothing_Muchonce Ubuntu comes out though, its scopes are most likely its killer feature
13:32:28Nothing_Mucheven though I think they're just super specific search engines, but Canonical employees say that they're much more than that
13:32:37watusimoto1there still lots of weird quirkiness with linux desktops that will hinder user adoption
13:32:47Nothing_Muchand will probably change the game in the sense that Applications themselves are really limited
13:32:54Nothing_Muchwatusimoto1: yeah, KDE is a prime example of that
13:33:20Nothing_Muchthe only reason GNU/Linux has good stuff is because of Linus Torvalds dictating what goes into his kernel
13:33:26watusimoto1say what you will about windows, but it is (in most ways) a pleasant desktop UI... just so long as you don't use the cmd line
13:34:04Nothing_Muchthat and Ubuntu is doing its own thing with pure GNU/Linux and not some shoddy proprietary Android ripoff that just uses the Linux kernel for its foundation
13:36:53Nothing_Muchto be perfectly honest though, if people *really* want to use it, and if Microsoft Windows becomes it, I wouldn't mind Windows just being a proprietary compatibility layer for ancient software and hardware from the 90s, they can still make money and thrive off of GNU/Linux properly
13:37:30Nothing_Muchadopting the features in Windows 10 is an okay first step, hopefully people realize that these technologies have existed since the 90s
13:37:47Nothing_Muchor 80s, I think virtual desktops existed back as early as 1985..
13:39:05watusimoto1whereas the tech behind linux is... brand new?
13:39:45Nothing_Muchyes, and innovative, where Apple and now Microsoft shows them off, except that unlike Apple, I don't think Microsoft claims to have invented them
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13:40:26Nothing_Muchgranted I didn't see the press conference that MS had, but I'd like to give them the benefit of the doubt over Apple
13:44:10Nothing_Muchkaen: I hope you have GNU/Linux on your mbp btw
13:46:07kaennope!
13:46:31kaenI have brew to grab anything linux-y I need quickly though
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13:47:09kaenplus I don't do much work on it, it's mostly for making sure what I write on linux will run on co-worker's ubiquitous mbp's
13:47:48kaenand rare occasions where clients are using stuff that only runs on windows or osx
13:50:51kaenI can tell I'm losing my street cred
13:50:53kaen...
13:51:18kaenwindoze is teh suxxors!
13:51:29kaen</desperate attempt to be cool again>
13:51:30Nothing_Muchyou have a macbook with OS X on it
13:51:40Nothing_Muchyou can't redeem yourself unless you have native GNU/Linux
13:51:42Nothing_Much>:C
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14:00:47watusimoto1Nothing_Much: it is good to have choices! not everyone will choose the way you do, and that's totally cool. If they did, we have a monoculture, which is bad for everyone
14:08:03watusimoto1in fact, you should be happy that others are willing to expand the polyculture by using inferior systems -- it only helps you!
14:08:10watusimoto1go windows!
14:10:26kodago osx!
14:11:50Nothing_Muchwatusimoto1: technically Windows and OS X don't really allow other cultures..
14:12:28Nothing_Muchif it's FOSS then that'd be another story
14:12:42Nothing_Muchbut since they're both closed down, then there's not collaboration unless you happen to work for the company
14:18:34raptorI hate all OSes equally
14:18:53raptorand some unequally
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14:30:18raptorI think Windows is a nice happy medium, in many respects, between the extremes of OSX and Linux
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14:34:47watusimotofinally!
14:35:28watusimotoNothing_Much: windows most certainly does "allow other cultures"
14:35:48watusimotoit's a pretty open system in terms of what you can do with it. it's only the source that's closed
14:36:40raptorand speaking of being closed but being open - debian is practically the contrapositive to windows
14:37:13Nothing_Muchwith Debian, you can make your own thing such as Ubuntu or something
14:37:30Nothing_Muchwhat can you do with Windows? add hacks and stuff that Microsoft would normally forbid, they just don't care
14:38:02Nothing_Muchsame could be said with Ubuntu, but with Ubuntu, you have the choice to do what you want, or if FOSH existed, you can put anything on that piece of hardware
14:38:07raptoryep... and there in lies the rub - with debian you can do anything... except you can't unless you have technical skill and follow the policies *very* closely
14:38:17Nothing_Muchraptor: fork it :3
14:38:44Nothing_Muchcan't do dat wit windoze
14:38:49Nothing_Muchor os x for that matter
14:39:02raptorbut i can build a package without much effort for windows
14:39:13raptorthat's a certain degree of freedom that windows has and debian doesn't
14:39:17Nothing_Muchcan you place it in the Windows store?
14:39:32raptori'm only talking about building a package
14:39:34Nothing_Muchbecause making an unofficial exe for Windows is the same as making an unofficial deb for Debian
14:39:38raptorthere are other facets that are different, yes
14:39:40Nothing_Muchoh, building is easier?
14:39:45Nothing_Muchyeah, that's what I've heard
14:39:55raptoryou betcha
14:39:58Nothing_Muchsince there's dependencies and stuff like that that need to be considered
14:40:13Nothing_Muchalthough maybe a Click package might be a "sorta" fix that Ubuntu came out with
14:40:16Nothing_Muchrecently
14:40:32Nothing_Muchit doesn't support desktops yet, but it will when 15.04 or 15.10 or 16.04 drops
14:40:46raptoryes.. ubuntu is *not* debian... they've been doing things less extreme
14:41:10Nothing_Muchit's the gateway towards FOSS to do what you want
14:41:14Nothing_MuchUbuntu, that is
14:41:19raptori just wanted to illustrate debian as counterpart to windows not being open... you know... to add fuel to the fire :)
14:41:35Nothing_Muchthose are easily debunked or easily agreed upon
14:41:49Nothing_Muchif you can, you can try getting Bitfighter on the Windows store o.o
14:41:59Nothing_Muchsince they allow GPL licensed software, unlike OS X
14:42:02Nothing_MuchApple*
14:42:27Nothing_Muchwhoops, getting attached here, gotta head to work, l8r everyone!
14:42:36raptorheh, later!
14:44:16watusimotosteam is effectively a windows package manager
14:45:33watusimotoactually... what the heck were we talking about?
14:48:29raptorgood question
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15:33:15fordcarsI hate notepad
15:33:19fordcars:)
15:41:11Little_Applefordcars: skype
15:51:13fordcarsEy
15:54:02raptorexpunge that filth from the OS
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16:01:59watusimotoSublimeText!!!!!
16:02:15watusimotoit's holy-water to notepad's deviltry
16:02:41watusimotonow that is one place where Nothing_Much might have a point... notepad??? wtf?
16:06:34fordcarsOnce I saved in notepad, and I think it normalized the line endings or something, and they weren't supported in notepad, so I was forced to change
16:10:28watusimotonotepad is just an embarassment
16:10:40watusimotoespecially to those who use it
16:33:06fordcarsHaha yes :P
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16:43:53watusimotoI'm looking at you, fordcars :-)
16:44:04fordcarswatusimoto: I don't normally use it :)
16:44:17watusimotoof course you don't ;-)
16:44:33fordcarsIt's just still my default text editor, so sometimes I use it 'by accident' :P
16:44:48raptorexpunge!
16:44:50watusimotosure, yes. "by accident". Of course.
16:45:03watusimotooops, I did it again!
16:45:36fordcarsHahaha
16:45:42fordcarsOk, by laziness
16:46:15raptoroh man, apparently if you do anything to notepad.exe, windows restores it
16:46:41raptorprobably best to just set it as the default editor for the various file types
16:47:13raptoroh, maybe you can 'turn windows features off' with notepad
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16:51:01watusimototextpad has a function that will make it totally supplant notepad somehow
16:51:07watusimotoso there are ways
16:52:23raptordo we need to discipline amgine for creating 3 extra accounts and voting on poll 4 times?
16:53:19raptori'm pretty sure he just did it to highlight the fact the poll was still open after the deadline
16:53:32raptorbecause sky_lark got busy...
16:54:20fordcarsraptor: wait
16:54:36raptorwait what?
16:54:38fordcarsHe did create those accounts to get badges in September
16:54:49raptoroh?
16:55:02fordcarsBut he did vote with them, so I guess thats irrevelant :x
16:55:51fordcarsI don't think he really did anything bad if it was only in the last voting round, since the votes won't even count
16:56:55raptorit's not like we have many tools with which to discipline... maybe banned from forums for a week or something
16:57:16raptorhmm.. that reminds me, we need more badges
17:00:38watusimotowell, I can no longer use notepad on my win machine
17:00:50watusimotowhen I run notepad, sublimetext opens
17:00:54watusimotovoila!
17:01:02fordcarsLucky you
17:01:04raptorhow did you do that?
17:01:44watusimotoadded this registry key:
17:01:45watusimoto[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Image File Execution Options\notepad.exe]
17:02:06watusimotoDebugger = "c:\\Program Files\\Sublime Text 3\\sublime_text.exe\" -z"
17:02:10raptorha!
17:02:14watusimotowell, something like that
17:02:20watusimotono double \\
17:04:25watusimotoor just use this (which I think does the same thing)
17:04:25watusimotohttp://www.binaryfortress.com/NotepadReplacer/
17:39:35raptorit'll be interesting to see what Greece does in the next few months...
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17:40:46JeffMBjust poping in to say hi everyone, been busy with thingssss
17:40:53JeffMBhaven't died...yet :p
17:42:04raptorwelcome marble blaster!
17:44:30JeffMBraptor: anything new with BF?
17:53:45raptorwe're attempting to get the game into debian
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18:06:28JeffMBwoot linux
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23:49:11raptorgood evening!
23:49:35raptorok, i've got 4 things left on my debian list
23:50:01raptorone of which is the copyright for the menu music... which I'm willing to drop temporarily. any objections?
23:50:43raptoranother is replacing modern-vision TTF font with something - i figure i'll just patch it to use Play-Bold. any objections?

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