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[12:14] <up_the_irons> @weather -v 91344
[12:14] <BryceBot> Granada Hills, CA: Clear 77°F (25°C), Humidity: 14%, Wind: From the SE at 2.3 MPH Gusting to 5.8 MPH, Pressure: 29.95inHg (1014mb) and falling, Dewpoint: 24°F (-4°C), Visibility: 10Mi (16km), UV index: 5, Sunrise 06:45, Sunset: 18:43, Lunar phase: Waning crescent
[12:14] <BryceBot> Friday: Clear 84°F/61°F (29°C/16°C)  |  Saturday: Clear 88°F/64°F (31°C/18°C)  |  Sunday: Clear 86°F/63°F (30°C/17°C)  |  Monday: Clear 86°F/55°F (30°C/13°C)
[12:14] <BryceBot> The average high for this date is 82°F (27°C), and the record of 109°F (42°C) was set in 2010. The average low is 58°F (14°C), and the record of 55°F (12°C) was set in 1999
[12:15] <up_the_irons> ty
[12:17] <brycec> you're welcome
[12:17] <brycec> @weather 83854
[12:17] <BryceBot> There is 1 weather alert in effect for your area! There is a Areal Flood Watch.
[12:17] <BryceBot> Post Falls, ID: Overcast ☁ 52°F (11°C), Humidity: 58%, Wind: From the WNW at 1.0 MPH Gusting to 6.0 MPH -- For more details including the forecast and almanac, see http://www.wunderground.com/cgi-bin/findweather/getForecast?query=47.688232,-116.867188 or re-request this with: @weather -v 83854
[12:17] <brycec> it's not even raining... why is there a flood watch? lol
[12:35] <anisfarhana> Guys guys guys!
[12:35] <anisfarhana> "Since you are facing this issue from July. I would like to compensate it by adding the game to your account for free"
[12:35] <anisfarhana> EA for the win!!!!
[12:43] <up_the_irons> i'm learning German on Duolingo (wanted Russian at first, but they don't have it), anyone know of any IRC channels we german is native tongue? (#german is empty :)
[12:43] <up_the_irons> s/we/where/
[12:43] <BryceBot> <up_the_irons> i'm learning German on Duolingo (wanted Russian at first, but they don't have it), anyone know of any IRC channels where german is native tongue? (#german is empty :)
[12:44] <up_the_irons> holy.
[12:44] <up_the_irons> fuck.
[12:44] <up_the_irons> now that's a nice touch
[12:44] <up_the_irons> i think BryceBot does everything
[12:45] <mnathani> @weather 97216
[12:45] <toddf> s/$/ and the kitchen sink/
[12:45] <BryceBot> <mnathani> @weather 97216 and the kitchen sink
[12:45] <BryceBot> There is 1 weather alert in effect for your area! There is a Special Statement.
[12:45] <BryceBot> Portland, OR: Overcast ☁ 55°F (13°C), Humidity: 79%, Wind: From the East at 6.0 MPH Gusting to 9.8 MPH -- For more details including the forecast and almanac, see http://www.wunderground.com/cgi-bin/findweather/getForecast?query=45.521053,-122.550148 or re-request this with: @weather -v 97216
[12:46] <mnathani> @weather Toronto, Canada
[12:46] <BryceBot> Toronto, Ontario: Clear 63°F (17°C), Humidity: 68%, Wind: From the ENE at 10 MPH -- For more details including the forecast and almanac, see http://www.wunderground.com/cgi-bin/findweather/getForecast?query=43.63000107,-79.40000153 or re-request this with: @weather -v Toronto, Canada
[12:46] <mnathani> @weather -v Toronto, Canadaand almanac, see
[12:46] <BryceBot> Multiple locations matched your query: Toronto, IL? Toronto, IA? Toronto, KS? Toronto, OH? Toronto, ON? Toronto, SD?
[12:47] <mnathani> @weather -v Toronto, ON Canadaand almanac, see
[12:47] <BryceBot> Multiple locations matched your query: Toronto, IL? Toronto, IA? Toronto, KS? Toronto, OH? Toronto, ON? Toronto, SD?
[12:47] <mnathani> @weather -v Toronto, ON  almanac, see
[12:47] <BryceBot> Multiple locations matched your query: Toronto, IL? Toronto, IA? Toronto, KS? Toronto, OH? Toronto, ON? Toronto, SD?
[12:48] <mnathani> The bot is messing with my window view in weechat
[12:48] <mnathani> columns are getting distorted
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[12:55] <meingtsla> looks fine for me in weechat (though i run a git build newer than 0.4.1)
[12:55] <meingtsla> hm, 0.4.2-rc1
[12:55] <meingtsla> some things still distort the display but it's gotten better
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[13:21] <brycec> looks fine to me, but I'm in irssi. Can't imagine how the bot would "break" weechat though
[13:21] <brycec> @weather -v Toronto, ON
[13:21] <BryceBot> Multiple locations matched your query: Toronto, IL? Toronto, IA? Toronto, KS? Toronto, OH? Toronto, ON? Toronto, SD?
[13:21] <brycec> @weather -v Toronto, Canada
[13:21] <BryceBot> Toronto, Ontario: Clear 63°F (17°C), Humidity: 77%, Wind: From the ENE at 8 MPH, Pressure: 30.26inHg (1024mb) and falling, Dewpoint: 55°F (13°C), Visibility: 9Mi (14km), UV index: 3, Sunrise 07:10, Sunset: 19:05, Lunar phase: Waning crescent
[13:21] <BryceBot> Friday: Partly Cloudy 63°F/55°F (17°C/13°C)  |  Saturday: Partly Cloudy 68°F/57°F (20°C/14°C)  |  Sunday: Partly Cloudy 64°F/57°F (18°C/14°C)  |  Monday: Fog 64°F/54°F (18°C/12°C)
[13:21] <BryceBot> The average high for this date is 62°F (16°C), and the average low is 49°F (9°C)
[13:21] <brycec> (wunderground gets really anal)
[13:22] <anisfarhana> @weather -v Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
[13:22] <BryceBot> Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia: Mostly Cloudy ☁ 79°F (26°C), Humidity: 89%, Wind: Calm, Pressure: 29.80inHg (1009mb) and holding, Dewpoint: 75°F (24°C), Visibility: 6Mi (10km), UV index: 0, Sunrise 07:01, Sunset: 19:07, Lunar phase: Waning crescent
[13:22] <BryceBot> Saturday: Chance of a Thunderstorm 91°F/75°F (33°C/24°C)  |  Sunday: Mostly Cloudy 90°F/75°F (32°C/24°C)  |  Monday: Mostly Cloudy 91°F/75°F (33°C/24°C)  |  Tuesday: Mostly Cloudy 90°F/75°F (32°C/24°C)
[13:22] <brycec> but if you didn't notice mnathani you were appending "and almanac, see" in your queries
[13:22] <anisfarhana> Its cold in Toronto!
[13:22] <brycec> It's warmer in Toronto than it is here
[13:23] <anisfarhana> 26c on night here is not cool :/
[13:23] <brycec> up_the_irons: I started German on duolingo awhile back, but switched to French as an easy way to get the hang of the service (because I already speak French)
[13:23] <anisfarhana> I just know Achtung for German lang!
[13:25] <brycec> I routinely swear in German. And French.
[13:25] <toddf> @translate sigh
[13:26] <brycec> Sorry toddf no translation
[13:26] <anisfarhana> Achtung is not swearing right?
[13:26] <brycec> 1) Costs money (using Google's API), 2) I couldn't come up with a good clean regex that was common sense for everyone to use
[13:26] <brycec> Right anisfarhana
[13:29] <anisfarhana> brycec: This is what my bot have.
[13:30] <anisfarhana> <farhana> !ip 208.79.89.243
[13:30] <anisfarhana> <phpnuke> ARP NETWORKS, INC. ARPNET-LAX1-CUSTOMERS (NET-208-79-89-0-1) 208.79.89.0 - 208.79.89.255
[13:31] <anisfarhana> and also this function..
[13:31] <anisfarhana> <farhana> !portchk 208.79.89.243 80
[13:31] <anisfarhana> <phpnuke> Port 80 is open on 208.79.89.243
[13:31] <anisfarhana> Running on eggdrop though.
[13:35] <brycec> @geoip 208.79.89.243
[13:35] <BryceBot> 208.79.89.243 is in Sylmar, California, United States (91392)
[13:35] <brycec> similar
[13:35] <brycec> And I won't be adding portchk any time soon... I have a problem with people making the bot open arbitrary connections
[13:38] <anisfarhana> It would be nice if its also have function dns
[13:38] <anisfarhana> dns --> rdns and vice-versa
[13:40] <toddf> brycec: costs money would have stopped me, no sense thinking about regex ;-)
[13:41] <toddf> @geoip 1.1.1.1
[13:41] <BryceBot> 1.1.1.1 is in Australia
[13:41] <_elf> @geoip 192.0.2.0
[13:41] <BryceBot> _elf: I'm sorry, the DDG Zero-Click API returned no results. As this is a Zero-click Info API, most deep queries (non topic names) will be blank. Quite frankly, I suck cocks.
[13:41] <toddf> brycebot: 1.1.1.1 is in ciscos worldwide on countless networks
[13:42] <toddf> @geoip ::1
[13:42] <BryceBot> [Abstract] 1 (File Format): A file with this extension may be a Fax for many, Roff/nroff/troff/groff source for manual page for cawf2.zip. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_file_formats_(alphabetical)#1
[13:42] <_elf> hah
[13:42] <toddf> @geoip ff02::1
[13:42] <BryceBot> toddf: I'm sorry, the DDG Zero-Click API returned no results. As this is a Zero-click Info API, most deep queries (non topic names) will be blank. Quite frankly, I suck cocks.
[13:42] <toddf> @geoip 2607:f8b0:4005:800::1007
[13:42] <BryceBot> toddf: I'm sorry, the DDG Zero-Click API returned no results. As this is a Zero-click Info API, most deep queries (non topic names) will be blank. Quite frankly, I suck cocks.
[13:42] <toddf> bah, no IPv6 awareness...
[13:43] <_elf> I don't think there are any IPv6 geoip databases
[13:43] <toddf> @geoip 2607:f2f8:0:102::3
[13:43] <BryceBot> toddf: I'm sorry, the DDG Zero-Click API returned no results. As this is a Zero-click Info API, most deep queries (non topic names) will be blank. Quite frankly, I suck cocks.
[13:43] <toddf> elf: I can assure you that is a false statement.
[13:43] <_elf> oh?
[13:44] <toddf> Just don't ask me how I know that and we're fine. ;-)
[13:45] <_elf> looks like maxmind is trying to do it although they seem to admit the data is not that accurate
[13:45] <_elf> probably just taking RIR data
[14:08] <mnathani> @geoip 194.170.1.1
[14:08] <BryceBot> 194.170.1.1 is in United Arab Emirates
[14:09] <mnathani> @geoip 115.114.58.15
[14:09] <BryceBot> 115.114.58.15 is in Thane, Maharashtra, India
[14:09] <mnathani> @geoip 61.5.158.179
[14:10] <BryceBot> 61.5.158.179 is in Pakistan
[14:14] <mnathani> @geoip 127.1.2.3
[14:14] <BryceBot> mnathani: I'm sorry, the DDG Zero-Click API returned no results. As this is a Zero-click Info API, most deep queries (non topic names) will be blank. Quite frankly, I suck cocks.
[14:15] <mnathani> @geoip 169.254.2.2
[14:15] <BryceBot> mnathani: I'm sorry, the DDG Zero-Click API returned no results. As this is a Zero-click Info API, most deep queries (non topic names) will be blank. Quite frankly, I suck cocks.
[14:23] <anisfarhana> Heh.
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[14:29] <mnathani> @geoip 208.67.222.222
[14:29] <BryceBot> 208.67.222.222 is in San Francisco, California, United States (94107)
[14:30] <mnathani> BryceBot: It is actually anycast so its in multiple locations that IP
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[15:38] <pjs> up_the_irons ping
[15:38] <pjs> toddf ping to you too :)
[15:39] <toddf> heh
[15:40] <pjs> I'm impatient.. :) I submitted a request a few hours ago and Garrey responded that he'd reboot the VM completely (need to add a 2nd interface to 1 of my client VPS)
[15:40] <pjs> anyway I can expodite that?
[16:00] <brycec> mnathani: Not that BryceBot is going to "learn" from you "correcting" it :P
[16:00] <brycec> And as you can see, it's just a DDG search.
[16:00] <brycec> pjs: You can do it yourself - Expeditious enough?
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[16:02] <brycec> pjs: Login to the portal, click "power off" wait a little bit then click "Boot"
[16:14] <pjs> brycec Oh, for some reason I got from garrey's response it was something ARP needed to do
[16:15] <pjs> I can reboot it myself of course :)
[16:16] <brycec> "For the changes to take effect, you must completely shut down your "
[16:16] <brycec> VPS (halt -p), and then "Boot" it from the Portal or SSH management
[16:16] <brycec> console.
[16:17] <brycec> Pretty sure that's auto-completed in Garry's ticket system :p
[16:26] <pjs> hah fair enough
[16:42] <mnathani> brycec: whats DDG?
[16:42] <_elf> http://ddg.gg/
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[17:07] <brycec> @google duck duck go
[17:07] <BryceBot> 0 total results returned for '', here's 0
[17:07] <brycec> @google duck duck go
[17:07] <BryceBot> 153,000,000 total results returned for 'duck duck go', here's 3
[17:07] <BryceBot> Search DuckDuckGo (https://duckduckgo.com/) Search anonymously. Find instantly. DuckDuckGo is a search engine that does   not track you and, has more instant answers and less spam/clutter.
[17:07] <BryceBot> DuckDuckGo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DuckDuckGo) DuckDuckGo is an Internet search engine that uses information from many   sources, such as crowdsourced websites like Wikipedia and from partnerships   with ...
[17:07] <BryceBot> About DuckDuckGo (https://duckduckgo.com/about) We believe in better search and real privacy at the same time. That's why: We   have tons of goodies. We don't track you. We drop the clutter. We don't filter   bubble ...
[17:07] <brycec> mnathani: ^ a search "engine"
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[19:10] <mnathani> @google 2+2
[19:10] <BryceBot> 5,230,000,000 total results returned for '2+2', here's 3
[19:10] <BryceBot> Poker Strategy - Two Plus Two Poker & Gaming Strategy (http://www.twoplustwo.com/) Listen to the 2+2 PokerCast hosted by Mike Johnson & Adam Schwartz. The   show features the latest poker tournament news, gossip from the poker world and   ...
[19:10] <BryceBot> 2 + 2 = 5 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2_%2B_2_%3D_5) The phrase "two plus two equals five" ("2 + 2 = 5") is a slogan used in George   Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four as an example of an obviously false dogma one ...
[19:10] <BryceBot> Two Plus Two Poker Forum - Poker Strategy Forums (http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/) For Poker videos - visit the 2+2 poker video directory. New Video: It's A Long ...   For 2+2ers who have products or services they wish to buy or sell. NOT meant for   ...
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[19:14] <mnathani> @google 2 + 2
[19:14] <BryceBot> 5,230,000,000 total results returned for '2 + 2', here's 3
[19:14] <BryceBot> Poker Strategy - Two Plus Two Poker & Gaming Strategy (http://www.twoplustwo.com/) Listen to the 2+2 PokerCast hosted by Mike Johnson & Adam Schwartz. The   show features the latest poker tournament news, gossip from the poker world and   ...
[19:14] <BryceBot> 2 + 2 = 5 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2_%2B_2_%3D_5) The phrase "two plus two equals five" ("2 + 2 = 5") is a slogan used in George   Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four as an example of an obviously false dogma one ...
[19:14] <BryceBot> Two Plus Two Poker Forum - Poker Strategy Forums (http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/) For Poker videos - visit the 2+2 poker video directory. New Video: It's A Long ...   For 2+2ers who have products or services they wish to buy or sell. NOT meant for   ...
[19:14] <mnathani> does the bot do math?
[19:21] <toddf> I tried privately and nothing seems to indicate it does; I still am not sure why exactly a complete list of commands it takes is not possible
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[19:39] <brycec> Once upon a time, long long ago mnathani... And, well, it still does via WolframAlpha
[19:40] <brycec> @wa 2+2
[19:40] <BryceBot> 2+2;4;four;| +->-> = ->, 2->->2->->4;age 6:  3.2 seconds -> age 8:  1.8 seconds -> age 10:  1.2 seconds -> , age 18:  0.83 seconds, (ignoring concentration, repetition, variations in education, etc.)
[19:47] <mnathani> @wa 100 km/h in to miles/h
[19:47] <BryceBot> convert 100 km\/h  (kilometers per hour) to miles per hour;62.14 mph  (miles per hour);27.78 m\/s  (meters per second);1667 m\/min  (meters per minute);2400 km\/day  (kilometers per day);54 knots;1.036 mi\/min  (miles per minute);~~ ( 0.3 ~~ 1\/4 ) × maximum golf club swing speed by a professional player (~~ 100 m\/s );~~ 0.59 × speed of fastest recorded baseball pitch (~~ 105 mph );~~ 0.83 × cheetah sprint speed (~~ 75 mph );~~ ( 0.11 ~~ 1\/
[19:48] <mnathani> @wa 100 Terabytes / 100 megabits / sec
[19:48] <BryceBot> (100 TB  (terabytes))\/(100 Mb\/s  (megabits per second));8×10^6 seconds;92 days 14 hours 13 minutes 20 seconds;133333 minutes;2222 hours;92.59 days;13.23 weeks;~~ ( 0.048 ~~ 1\/21 ) × half-life of cobalt-60 ( 1.6635×10^8 s );~~ ( 0.097 ~~ 1\/10 ) × half-life of sodium-22 ( 8.2108×10^7 s );time
[19:48] <mnathani> @wa 100 Terabytes / 40 gigagabits / sec
[19:49] <BryceBot> (100 TB  (terabytes))\/(40 Gb\/s  (gigabits per second));20000 seconds;5 hours 33 minutes 20 seconds;333.3 minutes;5.556 hours;0.2315 days;time;Distance x traveled by light in a vacuum from x = ct:,  ->3.726 billion miles,  ->5.996×10^9 km  (kilometers),  ->5.996×10^12 meters,  ->40 au  (astronomical units);Frequency nu from nu = 1\/T:,  ->5×10^-5 Hz  (hertz)
[20:43] <up_the_irons> brycec : lol that phrase is indeed auto completed in my ticketing system (vim macro actually)
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[21:24] <mnathani> up_the_irons: IIRC you use a firefox plugin that lets you use vim for any text area input field. Correct?
[21:26] <up_the_irons> mnathani: i did when i used firefox (was called ItsAllText); loved that plugin.  wish chrome had an equivalent.  i respond to support requests via email (not web interface), so it's not an issue (and for email i use mutt / vim)
[21:32] <brycec> up_the_irons: Have you just not found a Chrome plugin you like? (As I recall, there's Vimium... but never used it.)
[21:34] <up_the_irons> brycec: i do use vimium, but mnathani was talking about a plugin for editing <textarea>'s in vim (ItsAllText was great when filling out big text boxes)
[23:21] <brycec> ...so vimium doesn't do that, I gather? :p
[23:26] <mike-burns> It's impossible for Chromium to do that.
[23:26] <mike-burns> This is actually why I switched back to FF.
[23:30] <milki> if you used w3m, you could edit the textareas with vim directly
[23:30] <milki> :P