[00:19] <mnathani> Anyone remember the old snake game on nokia cellphones?
[00:21] <mnathani> found just what I was looking for : http://www.vimsnake.com/
[00:21] <brycec> I agree with what's been said. I know when I've hit the wrong key(s)... And to correct it, I'll just rewrite the world (ctrl-w, ctrl-shift-arrow, whatever it is depending on the platform.) For that matter, when I'm typing, I'm very rarely paying attention to the screen. I'm loooking anywhere but the screen...
[00:22] <brycec> Well I'm probably looking at the screen, just not where I'm typing.
[00:25] <brycec> And frankly, touch typing isn't something I set out to do/learn/know, it just happened as a result of lots and lots of typing.
[00:25] <brycec> Enough hunt and peck and I knew where the keys were, so I didn't have to look in order to hit them. Repeat 26+ times and voila, the keyboard.
[00:26] <brycec> Only time I have to look is when going for a number - I sometimes need to find a key/line up the right key.
[00:26] <brycec> (but that varies by keyboard)
[00:26] <mnathani> I actually learned how to type on one of these: http://www.acting-man.com/blog/media/2013/07/old-typewriter.jpg
[00:28] <brycec> heh, same layout, but massively different feel and spacing (and speed), or so I'm told
[00:28] <mnathani> If you try typing too fast, the 'hammers' would hit each other and jam
[00:31] <mike-burns> Threading problems.
[00:32] <brycec> Quite right, mnathani, and thus the origin of the "qwerty is designed to /slow/ typing" tale
[00:32] <mnathani> Unless you had a model equipped with whiteout, backspace didnt really do much good.
[00:32] <brycec> That's why you have liquid paper...
[00:33] <brycec> (liquid paper, blow to dry, backspace, retype) Easier than re-feeding the paper and trying to line it back up later.
[00:53] <up_the_irons> my gawd: http://jor1k.widgetry.org/
[00:54] <mike-burns> Wow.
[00:55] <mike-burns> "Not enough fun for you? Every machine on the subnet is running a telnet server, and there's no root password by default. Yes, we've installed nmap for you."
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[01:05] <CaZe> It makes my fan spinup quite a bit.
[01:21] <mike-burns> TODO: build enough of an environment inside that JS Linux such that I can run a browser that supports JS, and use that to run JS Linux inside itself.
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[03:27] <up_the_irons> Announcement: In probably what is one of my longest running feature branches (and I thank you all for your patience :), the Portal now has the ability to change the ISO in your VPS' CD-ROM drive.  Consider it a beta, feedback and bug reports welcome!
[03:57] <mike-burns> Ooo.
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[09:31] <brycec> Ooooh, ahhh
[09:31] <brycec> Aw no dhcp lease
[09:32] <brycec> (on 00:53:04 <@up_the_irons> my gawd: http://jor1k.widgetry.org/)
[10:45] <ese> brycec, where can i get te source code 4 that emmuylator?
[10:54] <brycec> Probably just look at the page source?
[10:54] <brycec> It's not mine...
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[12:12] <up_the_irons> ese: it's on github
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[17:46] * up_the_irons looks around
[17:47] <nesta> SUP
[17:48] <nesta> up_the_irons: I will have your money soon, sir
[17:48] <nesta> sorry for the wait. I'll mail you when its in the account. shouldn't be longer than 2 weeks
[18:05] <up_the_irons> nesta: ok
[18:06] * up_the_irons puts away the pliers and wire cutters
[18:06] <nesta> I figured you were looking at me when you looked around :P
[18:06] <nesta> j/k
[18:06] <nesta> hehe
[18:06] <nesta> oh n0es!
[18:06] <up_the_irons> haha
[18:39] <up_the_irons> I've filled out our ISO library a little more now that ISOs can be changed for VMs self-service-style.  Anyone care to see if I missed anything?  http://mirrors.arpnetworks.com/ISO_Library/
[18:40] <up_the_irons> i suppose i could do some RC's or -current's, but those tend to get stale
[18:41] <gizmoguy> up_the_irons: there's a debian 7.2.0 out now :)
[18:42] <up_the_irons> oh, and for the record, i must make a correction to my comments about customink a few days ago.  A buddy of mine looked at the shirt and said, "oh it's American Apparel; they cut their shirts differently so the logo will appear straight once you ACTUALLY WEAR the shirt".  and yeah, it pretty much looks OK (and heh, customink is sending me a replacement shirt for free, anyway ;)
[18:43] <up_the_irons> gizmoguy: oh yeah?  see, this is why i need you guys...
[18:43] * up_the_irons grabs debian 7.2
[18:43] <gizmoguy> it's fairly recent
[18:44] <gizmoguy> and by that apparently it's a month old already
[18:44] <gizmoguy> time goes quick I guess
[18:45] <up_the_irons> 7.2 sure was quick after 7.1
[18:45] <gizmoguy> yeah they've been releasing a lot of point releases for wheezy
[18:45] <gizmoguy> not sure why
[18:45] <nesta> up_the_irons: plan9 iso plz
[18:45] <nesta> :)
[18:47] <up_the_irons> gizmoguy: yeah
[18:48] <up_the_irons> nesta: url?
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[18:48] <up_the_irons> plan9 iso's confuse me cuz i never know which one to get...
[18:50] <nesta> up_the_irons: http://plan9.bell-labs.com/plan9/download/plan9.iso.bz2
[18:50] <dj_marlino> up_the_iron would be possible to add slackware to iso library?
[18:50] <nesta> dj_marlino: post a link to the iso you want uploaded
[18:52] <up_the_irons> dj_marlino: yes, just give me a link
[18:52] <up_the_irons> nesta: so, is there any version i can add to that filename is or plan9 simply plan9? ;)
[18:53] <nesta> just plan9 afaik :)
[18:54] <gizmoguy> Latest stable release - Fourth Edition
[18:54] <gizmoguy> according to wikipedia
[18:54] <up_the_irons> i c
[18:57] <dj_marlino> i give you a link http://mirrors.slackware.com/slackware/slackware-iso/slackware64-14.1-iso/slackware64-14.1-install-dvd.iso
[18:58] <dj_marlino> thank you
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[20:17] <mnathani> When did the self service iso changing feature go live?
[20:18] <brycec> Just yesterday
[20:18] <brycec> Or 3am today depending on your timezone
[20:18] <brycec> It was announced 17 hours ago.
[20:19] <mnathani> brycec: thanks
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[21:18] <brycec> np mnathani :)
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[22:32] <up_the_irons> mnathani: yup brand new :)
[22:35] <up_the_irons> man, slackware only has that big dvd iso?
[22:35] <up_the_irons> no netinst, or minimal
[22:35] <toddf> slackware is slacking!
[22:35] <up_the_irons> lol
[22:36] <mnathani> up_the_irons: Did you code that feature yourself?
[22:37] <up_the_irons> mnathani: yeah
[22:38] <mnathani> cool :-)
[22:39] <up_the_irons> :)
[22:39] <mercutio> didn't you code the whole cp yourself?
[22:39] <up_the_irons> yeah, i pretty much coded everything except the front-end website
[22:40] <mnathani> what are you working on now
[22:40] <mnathani> ? what feature can we expect next
[22:41] <toddf> whether its next or not I vote for self service resetting all passwords ... ;-)
[22:43] <up_the_irons> toddf: with the framework i've been working on the past couple weeks, I can do at least VNC password changes a lot easier. still harder to do the console pass.
[22:46] <up_the_irons> mnathani: 1) more work on n+1 router setup, which includes ability to switch account VLANs to different router (with gige ports), 2) pay your bills online (not just update credit card).  Only #2 is customer facing
[22:48] <up_the_irons> some big goals for 2014 will be: multiple locations (probably just one, on the east coast), and Heroku-style hosting (so PaaS for people that don't want to manage a whole server)
[22:57] <mercutio> what other location are you thinking of up_the_irons ?
[22:57] <mercutio> or undecided?
[23:15] <mercutio> i'm still impressed by having vpn for ip/kvm for dedicated servers
[23:23] <up_the_irons> mercutio: i'm glad you like the vpn, i'm actually impressed even myself ;)  (that was a lot of work to get solid)
[23:23] <up_the_irons> mercutio: either Florida or NY
[23:31] <up_the_irons> i should probably add a windows cd to the iso library
[23:31] <up_the_irons> despite my bias, i have heard that it runs decent
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