code logs -> 2011 -> Fri, 13 May 2011< code.20110512.log - code.20110514.log >
--- Log opened Fri May 13 00:00:26 2011
--- Day changed Fri May 13 2011
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06:43
< McMartin>
Aha
06:43 * McMartin finds his old C CCA.
06:44
< McMartin>
That arena is... too large for a phone, especially if I'm going to add dials.
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07:06
< McMartin>
Since I neglected to mention it in here: I have now deployed my first Android app to my actual physical phone.
07:06
< McMartin>
So \o/ for that.
07:07
< Alek>
yey
07:08
< McMartin>
Granted, it doesn't *do* anything
07:09
< Alek>
lol
07:09
< McMartin>
Just draws some text and colorbars of the old EGA 16 color spectrum
07:09
< McMartin>
But! It's an app, and the deployment workflow works, and you can rejail an Android after jailbreaking it.
07:09
< McMartin>
So hooray for all of these things.
07:10
< Alek>
:O
07:10
< Alek>
so basically, you made one of those old "test signal, station not broadcasting" signs?
07:12
< McMartin>
Pretty much.
07:13
< McMartin>
Also a Portal quote, and then a picture of a miniature pig wearing rain boots, because I asked a friend for a picture to test with, and that is what she sent me.
07:13
< McMartin>
(The Enrichment Center reminds you that Android Hell is a real place where you will be sent at the first sign of defiance)
07:15
<@Namegduf>
hy would you need to root your phone to install it?
07:16
<@Namegduf>
(I assume that's what you mean by "jailbreak", since Android permits sideloading apps to start with)
07:16
< McMartin>
Well, if you had an iPhone or similar, you would have to.
07:16
< McMartin>
Well, the whole point is that it *is* Android so I don't have to, yes.
07:16
< McMartin>
But it defaults to "only accept stuff from Google-controlled sources"
07:16
< McMartin>
And you can flip that on and off, as opposed to "crack it once and the genie is out"
07:17
< McMartin>
Also, it looks like, at least on this model, that the gravimeter (or whatever it is that the phone uses) apparently automatically deploys portrait/landscape shifts and fixes your layout appropriately.
07:18
< McMartin>
I have not however yet worked out the "scroll" thing.
07:23
< Alek>
gyrometer, prolly.
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08:16
< gnolam>
Alek: accelerometer.
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10:32 * TheWatcher eyes mootools
10:33
< TheWatcher>
... why is $('content') giving me an Object while document.getElementById('content') is giving me a HTMLElement, $() is supposed to be a fucking synonym for document.getElementById(), damnit
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14:50
< jerith>
<jml> 'To a first approximation, when someone says "Lightweight" what they mean is "I don't understand the problems that the alternative solves".'
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17:02
<@Namegduf>
s/I don't understand/I don't need a solution to/
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17:03
<@Namegduf>
Preferring a lightweight tea making program to a generic ocean boiling and filtration system is not a bad thing.
17:08
< jerith>
"To a first approximation"
17:09
< jerith>
The first time you try to write a standards-compliant webserver that still has decent performance, you discover why Apache's heavyweight. :-)
17:12
< Kazriko>
I recently had to port a lightweight server to a low end vxworks system...
17:12
< Kazriko>
ended up being about 250k and use around 150k of ram.
17:13
< Kazriko>
Works OK for something on a 33mhz processor. :)
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18:53
< Vornicus-Latens>
j/me is still trying to figure out why LDAP is considered lightweight at all.
18:53
< Tamber>
Compared to what it replaced?
18:53
< Tamber>
(I don't know, I'm just guessing. :)
18:53
< Vornicus-Latens>
Well, true.
18:54
< Tamber>
"Lighter-than-Lightweight DAP"?
18:54
< Vornicus-Latens>
But it's akin to calling Saturn lightweigt just because it's smaller than jupiter.
18:55
< Tamber>
hehe
19:03
< McMartin>
Saturn is called Lightweight, because it floats in water. >_>
19:04
< Alek>
or it would, if anyone found a tub big enough. XD
19:04
< McMartin>
Details
19:05
< McMartin>
And yeah, Active Directory (what LDAP is the Lightweight version of) is fairly ridonkulous
19:05
< McMartin>
Though it is also, apparently, the sole reason a lot of sizable companies are MS shops.
19:06
< Tamber>
I thought Active Directory used LDAP, and minitru says LDAP is a lightweight version of X.500 DAP.
19:07
< McMartin>
Hm.
19:07
< Vornicus-Latens>
Yeah, AD is ldap.
19:07
< McMartin>
I guess I should shift that to "AD is bigger and messier than most LDAP stuff I see in use"
19:07
< Tamber>
AD seems to be a combination of LDAP, KRB, SRV records and etc.
19:07
< Vornicus-Latens>
Though I could never figure out how to actually talk to it.
19:08
< Tamber>
I tried to set up something similar, after several hours of trying to get KRB to work, I gave up before I started pulling out my hair.
19:08
< PinkFreud>
both AD and Apple's OD are similar in that regard, Tamber
19:08
< Tamber>
Both very carefully set up so they only really work with the respective vendor's products, right? ;)
19:08
< PinkFreud>
but yes, AD/OD both rely on LDAP.
19:08
< PinkFreud>
Tamber: precisely. :)
19:09
< Tamber>
(For example, if you're careful, you can fake AD; but then Windows laughs at you because your domain has 'issues' because it can't find the magic records to hunt down your LDAP server.)
19:09
< Tamber>
Also, bind laughs at you if you try to set those records up; and even if you do manage it, Windows continues to keep laughing at you. -.-
19:10 * McMartin STR there are some Java libraries that can at least mix AD with LDAP.
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19:31
< jerith>
Samba seems to fake enough AD to get by...
19:31
< jerith>
Although I've never actually used this.
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19:55
< Zon>
WTF. I think my CD drive on my laptop jammed.
19:55
< Zon>
It ain't responding.
19:56
< Zon>
Pfew. False alarm.
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20:01 * Tamber offers a rubber mallet?
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20:07
< Alek>
Unit of measure of code quality: wtf/m
20:07
< Tamber>
Mine's only 1 wtf/m. ...is a big wtf, though.
20:08
< Tamber>
In fact, I'd probably go so far as to say it's huge, and in neon letters.
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20:39 * TheWatcher eyes rsync
20:39
< TheWatcher>
... why is this reporting 8GB to transfer if invoked directly, but 210GB if I invoke it from the script, WTF O.o
20:39
< Tamber>
o.O
20:39
< TheWatcher>
I'd suspect a recursive symlink or something, but I can't find one
20:55
< McMartin>
Different options in an rcfile that direct invocations see but scripts don't? *shrug*
21:00 * TheWatcher eyes, facepalms
21:00
< TheWatcher>
no, copy paste error in tardis' config file means I'm using the wrong exclude list!
21:00
< Tamber>
Oops
21:01
< TheWatcher>
Blithering moron tonight, that's what I am...
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--- Log closed Sat May 14 00:00:52 2011
code logs -> 2011 -> Fri, 13 May 2011< code.20110512.log - code.20110514.log >