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00:03.48sievenight all
00:07.09jacquesdamn I cant get to freshmeat or slashdot from work right now - some routing problem close to the last hop
00:07.14jacquesI can get there from home machine
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02:18.53CosmicPenguinWassup foks?
02:18.59CosmicPenguinquiet tonight?
02:19.19CosmicPenguinsad - a built pixil tree is 51MB
02:20.38sorphinCosmicPenguin: heh
02:20.44sorphinCosmicPenguin: only until we fork ;)
02:21.35CosmicPenguinheh
02:22.50chouimat|readingCosmicPenguin: watching 245
02:23.00chouimat|readings/245/24
02:23.12CosmicPenguinchouimat|reading: ahh - hasn't hit our timezone yet
02:23.36chouimat|readingCosmicPenguin: better than 2hrs American Idol :P
02:23.57CosmicPenguinchouimat|reading: well, thats a given
02:24.09CosmicPenguinchouimat|reading: but 24 is really the best show on TV at this point
02:24.16CosmicPenguinfiction show that is
02:24.39chouimat|readingCosmicPenguin: yup and I love my ATI TV Wonder :)
02:24.47CosmicPenguinchouimat|reading: heh
02:31.46sorphinheh
02:33.45CosmicPenguinhahah
02:34.06sorphinCosmicPenguin: what're you lauging at pixilbloater? :P
02:47.49Mornevening all
02:48.07sorphinallo jules
02:49.04MornI am REALLY nervous, I have an interview tomorrow
02:49.34sorphinto do what?
02:49.45MornDirector of IT for a small non-profit
02:49.51sorphinah
02:50.29Mornit really just a fancy title for 'Girl who does everything computer'
02:50.39Morns/it/it is/g
02:51.00sorphinnod
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02:52.17sorphinprpplague: evening
02:53.18prpplaguelo
02:53.19chouimat|tvhi prpplague
02:57.03MornI just finished a great book
02:57.13MornE=mc^2
02:57.19Mornit was well written
02:57.32chouimat|readingMorn: currently reading Moorcock The Skrayling Tree
02:58.55MornI'm debating reading a book on sphreical astronomy from 1906
02:59.04CosmicPenguinfun
02:59.30Mornmy friends make fun of me when I go into a used book store
02:59.45prpplagueCosmicPenguin: bastard
02:59.54chouimat|readingCosmicPenguin: hehe
03:00.06MornI have an ebook I should read on gender bias in AI
03:00.14CosmicPenguinwow
03:00.49CosmicPenguinooh 24
03:00.53cosmic_24later
03:00.54MornCosmicPenguin: how comes pixil?
03:01.02MornI guess I'll find out later
03:01.52scanlineah, finally...
03:01.54scanlinehttp://picogui.org/Screenshots/20030325_emacs/photo_view
03:29.35MornQuantum Gravity, Generalized Theory of Gravitation and Superstring Theory-Based Unification
03:29.42Mornsadly that looks like an interesting book
03:31.07sorphinheh
03:31.34Mornthe bad part is the ebook costs $150
03:32.36sorphinheh
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03:52.07sorphinTomW: evening
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04:10.56CosmicPenguinWhat happened to the crazy prpplague?
04:13.35sorphinguess he got bored w/ us and went back to his beer and nanny
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04:22.14CosmicPenguinibot: does your messaging system work?
04:22.15CosmicPenguin: have you tried http://www.tldp.org/ ?
04:22.22CosmicPenguintldp?
04:22.51CosmicPenguinibot: you are a dick
04:22.52CosmicPenguin: what are you talking about?
04:23.09CosmicPenguinbah - if anyone sees prpplague - I need to converse with him
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04:33.50sorphinheh
04:57.49chouimat|Zzzznigth
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06:08.50TimRikertldp is The Linux Documentation Project at http://www.tldp.org/
06:08.57TimRikeribot: tldp is The Linux Documentation Project at http://www.tldp.org/
06:08.57okay, TimRiker
06:15.28jacquesTimRiker: hi, how's it going?
06:16.04TimRikerok. headed home....
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06:17.41jacques:-(
06:18.34sorphinjacques: allo
06:18.50jacqueshi sorphin :-)
06:19.18sorphinwhat kinda #'s you think glxgears shoulda gotten on this bitch?
06:19.31jacqueswhat bpp you running ?
06:20.19jacquesat 32bpp you should be seeing at *least* 3000fps in glxgears
06:28.20jacquessorphin: so what numbers are you seeing?
06:38.31sorphini was seeing over that
06:39.27jacquesthen you are probably good
06:39.33sorphinnod
06:39.33jacqueswere you seeing over 4000 ?
06:39.58sorphinare we talking full screen or the window?
06:40.08jacquesthe window
06:40.25jacquesjust what you get by typing glxgears
06:40.28sorphinyeah
06:40.42sorphinit'd end up over 4k
06:41.05jacques20627 frames in 5.0 seconds = 4125.400 FPS
06:41.40jacqueshave you played with nvclock on linux? it lets you overclock
06:42.03jacquesCard:           nVidia Geforce 4 Ti 4200
06:42.03jacquesCard number:    1
06:42.03jacquesMemory speed:   540.000 MHz
06:42.03jacquesCore speed:     300.000 MHz
06:47.23sorphinonly nudged OC'ing on 2k
06:47.35sorphincard apparently is running at 297, made it 300 even :P
06:49.12jacquesyou should have some good memory speed tho
06:49.49sorphin300/650 stock
06:50.40jacquesyeah
06:52.08sorphinand still no dawn hack :P
06:52.20sorphinshould be in your history :P
06:59.32jacquesi just read a blurb, I didnt follow the link
07:14.00jacquesheading home
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09:10.00jexhi
09:10.29jexanyone works with intell arm ppc ?
09:10.49jexi need some helps...please..
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11:36.11jexhi
11:36.22jexanyone use arm ppc here ?
11:36.31jexplease help me .
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14:18.55TomWGPSFan: good morning
14:28.02GPSFanmorning TomW: how's lift in PA?
14:28.11GPSFans/lift/life
14:28.39TomWah, slow and easy.
14:29.09TomWalthough, tomorrow I have to make a trip into New Jersey to visit a site for a customer.  :(
14:30.15TomWI'm just collecting / begging samples for a new ARM design.
14:32.50GPSFanah, I looked over the dct5000 code, whil reading in the MIPS user manual about reset, and exception vectors, and what's in the rom at locn 0, 200,280,300,380 look like a good match for those vectors.
14:35.06TomWgood, I think that it is a large rom with a tiny program as the models we have are general purpose in the sense that the purchaser could feed it proper code to run.
14:35.36TomWThen, when the Mot people had to build a more customized version, they could fill the rom with much more code.
14:35.37TomW?
14:36.37GPSFanyeah, looks like code and stuff only occupies the first 64Kbytes or about 8k 64bit instructions max, so it shouldn't be to hard to disassemble.
14:36.52GPSFans/bit/bytes
14:37.10GPSFandoh, I'm not awake yet ;P
14:37.40TomWYeah, interesting thing would be to reverse engineer it and get some idea of how to control the front panel display and read the buttons.
14:38.43GPSFanI still don't have a disassembler, found one on the web, but it would only handle elf format code.
14:42.48TomWyeah, there doesn't seem to be a lot of tools available for the MIPS processors.  I started to look for a cross compiler + toolchain and was frustrated in finding anything.
14:45.16GPSFanme too, however tymesys has a downloadable sdk at 90Mbytes, I downloaded it, but havent don anything with it yet. sorphin built a toolchain for his tvio maybe he would package it up for us.
14:45.25GPSFanhttp://www.realtime-info.be/vpr/layout/display/pr.asp?PRID=3240
14:47.16GPSFanhttp://www.timesys.com/index.cfm?hdr=linux_header.cfm&bdy=linux_bdy_download.cfm&item_id=84
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14:48.25TomWthanks, both are bookmarked and I'll check them out later.
14:48.34GPSFan;>)
14:48.36TomWTime to go beg more samples.  :)
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15:12.18sievemorning all
15:12.53TomWnearly afternoon here in PA...
15:16.39sorphinman, that same dude keeps coming in here for that ppc crap, i guess he doesn't realize NO ONE HERE USES THAT.. even after telling him 1000000 times :P
15:16.48sorphintowm: umm.. i have a mips toolchain
15:16.56sorphinTomW: redirect that to you
15:17.23sorphinit's not that hard to build one :P the damn series2 tivo uses a 5432, built a damn chain in a few mins
15:17.29TomWWhere did you find it?  GPSFan had a link to one.
15:17.35sorphinfind?
15:17.38sorphinbuilt :P
15:17.42TomWk
15:18.08TomWI haven't bothered to build a cross chain in a while.  
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15:18.27sorphinTomW: Configured with: ./configure --target=mips-linux --prefix=/usr/local/mips-tivo --program-prefix= --program-transform-name=  --disable-shared
15:18.28sorphinThread model: single
15:18.28sorphingcc version 3.0
15:18.44TomWprpplague: CosmicPenguin is looking for you.
15:19.02sorphinand doesn't know how ot use botmail ;)
15:19.06prpplagueCosmicPenguin: ya i bet, i still owe him a k
15:20.02TomWsorphin: noted, thanks.
15:20.08prpplagueand a z and some max232 chips, lol
15:20.25sorphinTomW: i could prolly tar up hte dir :P
15:20.36sorphinprpplague: and a p32 explosive space modulator
15:21.08TomWnot now, I cannot get distracted with tinkering.  I have an ARM design to design & proto.
15:21.18prpplaguesorphin: no, i keep those for myself along with my stash of flux caps
15:21.29prpplagueTomW: oh?
15:21.33sorphinprpplague: i saw someone sell a flux capacitor on ebay
15:21.36sorphinit was nice
15:21.37prpplagueTomW: what cpu?
15:21.47sorphinlooked exactly like the movie one
15:21.56sorphinlit and al
15:21.58sorphinall
15:22.37TomWprpplague: PE7312 from Cirrus.
15:23.12prpplagueTomW: gonna be a proprietary design?
15:24.00TomWit will be: 10BaseT (CS8900A), Quad UART (Phillips 28L194), 1/4 VGA + Touchscreen, Compact Flash, and an expansion bus.
15:24.09TomWprpplague: proprietary, yes.
15:24.20prpplagueTomW: bummer
15:24.25TomWprpplague: um, oh, and it will run linux.
15:24.27sorphinyay. /. is b0rked
15:24.34TomW?
15:25.15TomWhmm, /. got /.'ed.
15:25.20prpplagueTomW: i'm still pushing forward with the hackkit, but i'm still looking for board experience and cheap designs
15:25.21sorphinor something
15:25.45sorphinprpplague: now the question comes, which will be released 1st... pixil, or the hackkit ;)
15:26.10prpplaguesorphin: ya well, i just sent the 1/2 payment for the production
15:26.17prpplaguesorphin: should be ready in 5 weeks
15:26.20TomWprpplague: I may subvert the basic design to make a public offering: e.g. remove the RS485 circuitry and make it only RS232 or something like that.
15:26.40TomWprpplague: or, leave off the integral power supply / charger.
15:26.40prpplaguesorphin: damm near had a heart attack signing the check
15:27.08prpplagueTomW: i'm having serious regrets about using sa-1110
15:27.16TomWcost?
15:27.23prpplagueTomW: i really wish i'd used one of sharps or cirrus chips
15:27.29prpplagueTomW: cost and availablity
15:27.48prpplagueTomW: aug 8 is last date of order for sa-1110
15:27.48TomWyeah, BGA makes sense if you are planning to build > 100K units.
15:28.13chouimatmorning
15:28.17TomWwell.... they did say that the migration to XScale was supposed to be possible?
15:28.17prpplagueTomW: ya i guess i'm one of those moron's that always has to learn the hardway
15:28.32prpplagueTomW: negative, a complete re-work of the board would be nessary
15:28.45prpplagueTomW: since none of the scale chips are pin compatible
15:29.09TomWI'll tell you, the cirrus PE9310 is a really nice chip!  384 pin BGA, but a killer system on a chip!
15:29.43prpplagueTomW: ya, my plan is to sell the hackkit-v1 and re-coup my money and try a second time
15:30.42chouimatweatherbot: weather cyqb
15:30.44weatherbotCurrent conditions at Quebec, Que, Canada: It is 2 C (37 F), windspeed is 9.66 km/h, and visibility is 1.61 km. (Information current as of 2003.03.26 1500 UTC).
15:31.11prpplagueweatherbot: weather bfe
15:31.13weatherbotFailed to lookup weather at station BFE
15:31.14TomWprpplague: I may try a PE9310 design later on, once I get paid for the PE7312 stuff first.  I do like that 9310!
15:32.02TomWwhew!  57 degrees in Allentown, PA and not yet 12:00.
15:32.03chouimatPE9310?
15:32.18TomWchouimat: Cirrus Logic
15:32.50TomWhttp://www.cirrus.com/en/products/pro/detail/P131.html
15:32.53prpplagueTomW: once i get things undercontrol here, i'm gonna start over with my embedded goals, sure need to get back to basics
15:33.08TomWerr, EP9312 , wrong number.  :/
15:33.38TomWprpplague: you could still cancel the order for the hackkit can't you?
15:33.48prpplagueTomW: yes and no
15:33.53CosmicPenguinsorphin: re your comment - the hackkit is prpplague's responsibility - I have no final say about Pixil
15:34.13chouimathmmm today to do: spend the day updating my systems? or still hunting for an appartment because the one I found is a little expensive? or found a better job/or contract?
15:34.20prpplagueTomW: yes i could, but i wouldn't do that to me friend, he's put alot of time into it
15:34.25TomWWell, there could be a penalty, but, considering the status of the SA-1110, it almost doesn't make sense to go forward with it.
15:34.37prpplagueTomW: agreed
15:34.37TomWthe XScale is still unproven, IMHO.
15:35.05sorphinCosmicPenguin: i never said you did
15:35.12chouimatARM920T is which version of arm?
15:35.20TomWEP9312 is 200MHz, and it has USB + IDE + Paralell port + yada yada.
15:35.53prpplagueTomW: ya xscale is too unproven and has too many silicon problems
15:36.08CosmicPenguinprpplague: yeah, I have a customer, and his xscale is giving him ulcers
15:36.56TomWprpplague: if you are willing to pay for the protos, and share the design ownership, I might be interested in doing the design.
15:36.58chouimatTomW: sound nice ... me go back reading is digital design books
15:37.22TomWchouimat: not sure which armV it is
15:37.24prpplagueTomW: ok, i'll consider it
15:38.34TomWprpplague: do that, I would like a powerfull GP ARM engine to sell / demo to a customer.  I need something small that will run a 1024x768 color LCD and is fast.  120MIPS is fine for what I need to use.
15:39.52chouimatTomW: seems to be armv4
15:54.12kergothhey
15:55.21sorphinlo chris
15:58.34chouimatmorning kergoth
16:03.52sievekergoth: morning
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16:44.05prpplagueanyone here familiar with postscript ?
16:45.33sorphinmaybe. what about it?
16:45.41CosmicPenguinprpplague: as in writing postscript by hand?
16:45.56prpplagueCosmicPenguin: ya
16:46.14prpplagueCosmicPenguin: we've got a ps form we create thats giving us problems
16:46.16CosmicPenguinprpplague: fire away - but I can't promise you anything
16:46.34prpplagueCosmicPenguin: seems its leaving "data received" on the printer even after the job is complete
16:46.36CosmicPenguinprpplague: I had to write postscript by hand in school, but that was a while ago
16:47.06chouimat|coffeeprpplague: http://www.rightbrain.com/pages/books.html <--- you can download thinking in postscript on that page
16:47.19prpplaguechouimat|coffee: thanks
16:47.30chouimat|coffeeprpplague: very good book
16:50.17sorphinROTFL
16:50.23sorphinClick here to download the book:
16:50.23sorphinWindows Users ($5): eMatter 846k
16:50.24sorphinMacintosh Users (free): ThinkingInPostScript.pdf 846k
16:50.41sorphinwtf is "ematter"
16:50.58sorphini'd just download the damn pdf.. since a pdf isn't "only for mac users" :P
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16:54.37prpplaguesjhill: ho ho ho
16:54.37sjhillhey everybody
16:54.38sorphinsjhill: hey mipsbitch
16:54.50TomWooooh
16:54.51sjhill~ibot bitchslap sorphin
16:54.52ACTION beats the sh*t out of sorphin
16:54.57sjhillhi prpplague
16:54.57prpplaguesjhill: listen to national pinko radio lately?
16:54.57TomWLOL
16:54.59sorphinsjhill: i seem to be the only person in here who hasn't had a prob building a mips toolchain :P
16:55.04sjhillprpplague: ?
16:55.14prpplaguesjhill: NPR - public radio
16:55.24sjhillprpplague: no, now what?
16:55.29sjhillsorphin: uclibc or glibc based?
16:55.41sorphinsjhill: both tomw and gpsfan seem to have had probs, and i had one built in 15 mins :P
16:55.46sorphinsjhill: glibc
16:56.31sjhillglibc-2.2.5 or the 2.3.x crap?
16:57.02sorphini dunno what they were doing it with..
16:57.07sorphini did it w/ 2.2.3
16:57.15sorphinback when i did it
16:58.33sjhillTomW, GPSFan: tool versions and config lines? -> sjhill@realitydiluted.com
16:59.37TomWsjhill: I was only giving a quick look for a binary.  I am knee deep in paying work right now and will look at a MIPS tool chain build later.
16:59.50TomW:(
17:00.00TomWwork now, play later.
17:00.25GPSFansorphin: I didn't have a problem building a MIPs toolchain, I didn't even try yet. I'been looking for a pre-built one, and been unsuccessful in finding one. I've never built a toolchain before, and was hoping to avoid having to learn that.
17:00.27chouimat|coffeeTomW: boring paying work or fun one?
17:00.29sjhillTomW: how about just giving me tool versions, binutils, gcc, glibc and i can look from there
17:00.47TomWchouimat|coffee: fun, new ARM design.
17:00.50sjhillGPSFan: i  have glibc and uclibc ones....which do you want?
17:01.09chouimat|coffeeTomW: lucky ... I'm doing boring maintenance lately
17:01.50GPSFansjhill: all I'm looking for atm is objdump that runs on an x86 and will disassemble for MIPS IV. will need compilers etc later.
17:07.55sjhillGPSFan: ah, then just use my uclibc chains - > ftp://ftp.realitydiluted.com/linux/MIPS/toolchains/uclibc
17:08.16GPSFansjhill: Thanks! I'll check it out...
17:09.18chouimat|coffeesjhill: nice domain name
17:09.52sjhill:)
17:09.58GPSFansjhill: there are 3 different ones, plain, mips, and mipsel, which one? ore dioes it matter?
17:16.35sorphinGPSFan: i've never seen anything use mipsel (little endian)
17:16.56sorphinsjhill: have you ?
17:17.10sjhillsorphin: yes
17:17.29sjhillGPSFan: which directory are you in?
17:17.40sorphinsjhill: in what?
17:17.51kergothargh
17:18.15kergothgod i hate talking to customers that are not only idiots, but also can barely manage to speak english
17:18.27sjhillsorphin: philips nino, actually all of the WinCE devices that used MIPS processors
17:18.51sorphinhmm
17:19.10GPSFansjhill: ftp://ftp.realitydiluted.com/linux/MIPS/toolchains/uclibc/RPMS/
17:19.13sorphinsjhill: i suppose it makes sense using CE :P
17:20.22sjhillsorphin: right, since M$ does all little-endian stuff
17:20.58sjhillGPSFan: the plain file is the docs and gdb, you can use mips or mipsel as both sets of binutils will work for you
17:21.20GPSFansjhill: thanks, downloading now.
17:21.27sorphinsjhill: well, never worked on a device that used CE, so..
17:34.44CosmicPenguinAnyone here willing to own up to be a javascript guru?
17:34.57sorphinCosmicPenguin: you must be kidding ;-)
17:35.38CosmicPenguinsorphin: sadly, no
17:35.52CosmicPenguinsorphin: wish I was
17:35.53sorphinCosmicPenguin: what are you doing to pixil this time?
17:36.03CosmicPenguinsorphin: not pixil - another gig
17:36.07sorphinah
17:36.08sorphinphew
17:37.28chouimat|coffees/CosmicPenguin/sorphin
17:37.43sorphinsince you just made no damn sense ;)
17:38.02chouimat|coffeesorphin: need more slep this morning my brain is rotting
17:38.07CosmicPenguinwhat chew talkin bout willis?
17:38.13prpplagueCosmicPenguin: you think the $450 price for the hackkit is too high?
17:38.21CosmicPenguinprpplague: it is for me... :)
17:38.25CosmicPenguinprpplague: but for the rest of the world - no
17:38.34sjhillchouimat|coffee: sleep....bah
17:38.42CosmicPenguinprpplague: its just as powerful as a Ipaq / Z / etc - and it is way more extendable
17:38.46sorphinchouimat|coffee: sounds like you need more caffeine
17:39.06prpplaguesjhill: fun
17:39.19chouimat|coffeesorphin: no I just need to have my mind cleared of some depressing thouhgt
17:39.20CosmicPenguinprpplague: hacking the Ipaq or the Z is a limited activity at best
17:39.40prpplaguesjhill: what about you, think $450 is too high for the hackkit?
17:39.45CosmicPenguinprpplague: with the hackkit sky==limit
17:40.09chouimat|coffeeibot change 450 usd to cad
17:40.14sorphinprpplague: i don't think it's too high (cept for me *grin*), but like CP said, much more open w/ what it can do
17:40.27sjhillprpplague: that's not too bad
17:40.45sjhillprpplague: you might be better off buying some of the older sharp zaureses for cheap
17:41.07prpplaguesjhill: have you seen the hackkit board?
17:41.41sorphinprpplague: i understand why too.. seeing as you're budgeted like the rest of us here.. we can afford $99 but not $450
17:42.53prpplaguesjhill: this is one i designed based on the assabet
17:42.53sjhillprpplague: uh...no...url?
17:42.59prpplagueibot: hackkit
17:42.59somebody said hackkit was http://hackkit.eletztrick.de/
17:43.29prpplaguesjhill: all sa-1110 pins available on .1" headers
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17:44.17CosmicPenguinseesh - motherlovin' cat
17:50.28sjhillprpplague: i think $375 - $400 is a better price point imho
17:51.11prpplaguesjhill: with jtag cable, serial cable, lcd and breadboard?
17:51.24chouimat|coffeeprpplague: feature?
17:51.25prpplaguesjhill: or just what you see?
17:51.28prpplaguechouimat|coffee: ?
17:52.18sjhillprpplague: if it has a lcd and cables, then $450 is a good price
17:53.16prpplaguesjhill: as a professional developer, you think that its sellable?
17:56.00mallumkergoth: is mkswap somewhere in the buildroot ?
17:56.44kergothutil-linux
17:58.18mallumcool, thx
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18:34.27prp_lunchandersee: hey hey mr.uC
18:34.38kergothhey andersee
18:41.38chouimat|lunchhuh? a perfume named after Celine Dion? you're as ugly as her now you can smell like her
18:43.49prp_lunchchouimat|lunch: lol, what you think celine is ugly?
18:43.59CosmicPenguinchouimat|lunch: aren't you required by law to worship Celine Dion?
18:44.07sorphinhehe
18:44.10prp_lunchlol
18:44.39sorphini thought there was a statue of her in downtown montreal
18:49.25chouimat|lunchCosmicPenguin: :)
18:53.11CosmicPenguinArasolized?
18:53.15CosmicPenguinWhat kind of word is that?
18:56.45sjhillCosmicPenguin: it isn't a word...your spelling sucks
18:56.47sjhillhttp://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=aerosolized&r=3
18:56.49sjhill:P
18:56.50anderseekergoth: morning
18:56.53anderseeprp_lunch: morning
18:56.58sjhillhi andersee
18:57.05anderseesjhill: morning as well
18:57.09sjhillheh
18:59.22CosmicPenguinIts really a word?
18:59.25CosmicPenguinDamn
18:59.37CosmicPenguinI thought it was something the guy on CNN made up on the fly
19:42.14sorphinkergoth: re
19:42.40kergothhey
19:44.34sorphinkergoth: so what's the next release gonna be, rc4 ?
19:44.56kergothprobably 3.2.
19:45.00kergothI doubt i'll do another rc
19:45.08kergothi have zero reports of problems with the current images
19:45.11sorphinah, decided on 3.2 eh
19:45.28prpplaguekergoth: you make any progress on the net+arm board?
19:46.04kergothnaw, havent had time
19:46.50prpplaguekergoth: me either
20:04.27prpplagueibot: webpal
20:04.32rumour has it, webpal is a set top box appliance that can run Linux. see http://webpal.bigbrd.com/, or http://www.softwareandstuff.com/h_misc_webpal.html, or only $13 + shipping!, or schematics are available from: http://www.geocities.com/webpalstuff/
21:56.43sorphinheh
21:56.57sorphinfunny how people try and capitalize on any world event they can
21:57.00sorphinhttp://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3509324732&category=1127
22:03.17anderseesorphin: heh
22:03.34sorphinwell well, if it isnt mr busybox ;)
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22:05.35sorphinGPSFan: allo ken
22:06.49kergothits starting to stabilize
22:06.52kergothwe're up to 0.9.3 now
22:07.15sorphinheh
22:07.31kergothhttp://www.googlism.com/index.htm?ism=kergoth&type=2
22:07.32kergothhmm
22:08.30chouimatkergoth is a criminal
22:09.41sorphinchouimat: we already knew that ;)
22:09.55chouimatsorphin: :)
22:10.31sorphinheh
22:10.32sorphinodd
22:10.37sorphinaccording to googleism
22:10.38sorphinsorphin is talking to him/herself a lot
22:10.51sorphinconsidering sorphin is made up by me
22:10.54sorphinthat's interesting :P
22:11.24kergothkergoth was made up by me as well, so i want to know who called me a criminal
22:11.25kergoth:)
22:11.32sorphinkergoth: we all did
22:11.41sorphinyou... criminal man
22:11.50kergothhehe
22:11.55kergotham i penny-stealing too?
22:12.00sorphinyup
22:12.20sorphinwondered if you'd catch the OS reference
22:14.16chouimateven googleism think I'm nothing ... I think my depression is going up a little
22:14.37sorphinheh
22:14.39chouimatup==deeper
22:14.42sorphinhere's a quote of the moment for you all :P
22:14.44sorphin"You know the world is going crazy when the best rapper is a white guy,
22:14.44sorphinthe best golfer is a black guy,
22:14.44sorphinFrance is accusing the US of arrogance,
22:14.44sorphinand Germany doesn't want to go to war."
22:14.56kergothhehe
22:15.13CosmicPenguinI'm away
22:15.16CosmicPenguin:)
22:15.37sorphinCosmicPenguin: away pixiling?
22:15.53CosmicPenguinsorphin: just away, according to googism
22:15.59sorphinah
22:17.59sorphinbecause you are definately pixiled
22:18.23sorphinwow
22:18.30sorphinlotta googlisms for pixil
22:18.47sorphinpico flood:
22:18.48sorphinGooglism for: pixil
22:18.48sorphinpixil is currently available directly from century embedded technologies
22:18.48sorphinpixil is available now
22:18.48sorphinpixil is not specific to any linux distribution or hardware platform
22:18.48sorphinpixil is a suite of commercial
22:18.50sorphinpixil is currently being demonstrated this week at the linuxworld expo in san francisco
22:18.52sorphinpixil is the leader in the affordable and professional web design market offering a wide selection of services all in one company
22:18.55sorphinpixil is available now for mips
22:18.57sorphinpixil is the most minimal of elements that could represent people
22:18.59sorphinpixil is a complete
22:19.01sorphinpixil is an open source embedded linux solution for smart handheld devices like pdas and cell phones
22:19.03sorphinpixil is the leader in
22:19.05sorphinpixil is and how to manipulate to
22:19.07sorphinpixil is either on or off
22:19.09sorphinthey missed one
22:19.13sorphinpixil is a good thing *grin*
22:19.44kergothpixil is the most minimal of elements that could represent people?
22:19.45kergothhah
22:20.23CosmicPenguinheh - pixil is available now for mips *cough* bullshit*
22:20.32sorphinCosmicPenguin: umm
22:20.38kergothopenzaurus is een resultaat daarvan
22:20.40kergothwtf does that mean?
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22:20.48sorphinthat's the same with pixil is avail now :P
22:21.04CosmicPenguinit mezen the coden is workin gooden
22:21.04sorphinkergoth: sound sweeedish cheerf
22:22.02sorphinhmm
22:22.17sorphininteresting
22:22.20sorphinbut boring
22:22.21sorphinprpplague is just researching picogui right
22:22.21sorphinprpplague is now known as prpplague_lunch
22:22.21sorphinprpplague is away
22:22.21sorphinprpplague is now known as prp
22:22.22sorphinprpplague is in east texas
22:22.30kergothhehe
22:22.37sorphinspeaking of TX
22:22.42scanlinebork bork bork
22:22.43prpplaguesorphin: ?
22:22.50sorphin21-25 prolly
22:23.10CosmicPenguinRuss: are you around?
22:23.18sorphinprpplague: there goes meeting you :-P
22:24.10prpplaguesorphin: thats ok, i'll spend some money at the nudie bar for ya
22:24.53sorphinprpplague: don't you mean you'll put my name on the list? :P
22:30.02jacquesso eminem is considered the best rapper now?
22:35.23signal11it's all subjective
22:35.37signal11i still prefer the human beat box
22:36.55jacquesi guess TI is keeping tim really busy
22:39.33CosmicPenguinsignal11: wassup?
22:39.41CosmicPenguinsignal11: you fade in and out more than Iraqi TV
22:39.49signal11very little.  playing with secure ft
22:39.53CosmicPenguinfun
22:39.58CosmicPenguinDid 4.31 go out?
22:40.08signal11yeah, friday it went to the duplicator
22:40.33CosmicPenguinsignal11: Not too shabby - an entire version with only two developers
22:40.34CosmicPenguinwoot
22:40.48signal11heh and not a ton of new features therefore
22:56.16sjhill4.31 of what?
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23:06.04CosmicPenguinsjhill: TinyTerm
23:09.57sjhillah
23:24.40scanlineIsn't terminal emulation fun? :)
23:25.33sjhill~ibot fishslap scanline
23:25.34ACTION slaps scanline up side the head with a wet fish.
23:25.50scanlineow!
23:26.03scanlineCosmicPenguin: which terminals can tinyterm emulate?
23:26.13sjhillprpplague: so your going to the gulf?
23:27.14prpplaguesjhill: ?
23:28.26CosmicPenguinscanline: I don't remember... :)
23:28.31CosmicPenguinscanline: got anything in mind?
23:28.42scanlinejust curious how much torture it was to write ;)
23:29.01CosmicPenguinscanline: it was written eons ago
23:29.18scanlineah.. you guys just stamp new version numbers on it every once and a while?
23:29.31CosmicPenguinscanline: but it can handle about a dozen terminals or so
23:29.37CosmicPenguinscanline: the Windoze version can probably do more
23:29.58CosmicPenguinscanline: well, its not "you guys" any more - I'm my own man now... :)
23:30.07CosmicPenguinBut yeah - the project is ongoing
23:30.26scanlinehmm.. what does Greg do these days, if not work on terminals?
23:31.53prpplaguescanline: he pimps CosmicPenguin out
23:32.00scanlineah
23:32.24prpplaguespeaking of pimp
23:32.29sjhillprpplague: i scanned back, i thought you were going on an aircraft carrier or something
23:32.55prpplaguesjhill: naw, headed to nassau for a server upgrade, then to st.kitts
23:33.05sjhilloh oh
23:33.05prpplaguesjhill: be gone for 14-18 days
23:33.16sjhillkitts, kitty hawk....nevermind
23:33.16prpplaguesjhill: then to seattle, and then to honduras
23:33.20sjhill*nod*
23:33.25prpplaguefun fun fun
23:33.36sjhillwell....that means it's time to go home and sleep since i can't read worth crap
23:33.42prpplaguelol
23:34.03prpplaguesjhill: its all that yank food and attitude killing your brains cells
23:34.25sjhilli have pizza everyday...that's probably it
23:34.58prpplaguehasta lluega guys
23:36.23CosmicPenguinlol
23:36.28CosmicPenguinsjhill is a laugh and a half
23:38.41signal11scanline: it does scoansi best, plus the usual vt's etc.  we're trying to improve our IBM support next
23:39.34signal11lots of torture over the years
23:39.42scanlinesignal11: sounds like it
23:39.44signal11some of the code is from the 80's
23:40.20scanlineI've been torturing myself with terminal emulation the last few days... I'm convinced that any piece of code at all related to terminal emulation must be a complete organizational disaster
23:41.24signal11indeed
23:41.34CosmicPenguinscanline: that should be a mandatory message in the header of all terminal related code
23:41.39CosmicPenguinZModem too
23:41.52scanlinewell, I'm determined to eventually turn this little vt102 emulator I wrote into a library
23:42.25scanlineprovide callbacks for rendering text, scrolling, etc. then just pump characters into it
23:42.33CosmicPenguinscanline: sounds like fun
23:42.41scanlineI've seen a couple projects that tried to do that, but they mostly suck
23:42.59CosmicPenguinscanline: tommorrow, I'm going to hack a bit more on the nxterm
23:43.18scanlineI haven't looked at nxterm recently, but last time I did, it didn't even handle color :)
23:43.31CosmicPenguinscanline: thats the first thing you ever said to me
23:43.38scanlinehaha
23:43.51CosmicPenguinI'm happy to report that we now handle color
23:44.14scanlinecan it run emacs yet?
23:44.20CosmicPenguinlets see
23:44.35signal11nxterm is not a good name
23:44.42signal11since there is already an nxterm
23:44.49CosmicPenguinpixilterm
23:44.57signal11vt100 was a bad name too
23:45.10scanlinehow many letters left?
23:46.40CosmicPenguinscanline: nope.. :)
23:47.01sorphinheh
23:47.02scanlineemacs used a lot of escapes nothing else I tried did.. insertion mode, reverse video..
23:47.11CosmicPenguinscanline: its actually mostly a VT52 terminal
23:47.15scanlineoh
23:47.26CosmicPenguinscanline: with hacks for VT102 extensions - I need to add the other stuff, I just haven't gotten around it o
23:47.46CosmicPenguinscanline: I added color support, and arrow key supports
23:47.50scanlinemaybe I should just go ahead and make that library, and you can use it too :)
23:48.07CosmicPenguinscanline: just wait until we open source it
23:48.13scanlineoh, right
23:48.19CosmicPenguinscanline: and then thats something I would definately be interested in
23:48.22scanlineforgot about PIXIL's non-opensourcedyness
23:48.31CosmicPenguinscanline: hopefully not for long
23:48.46scanlinelast night I added xterm-compatible mouse reporting and title setting
23:48.52scanlineruns links pretty nicely now
23:49.16CosmicPenguinscanline: cool
23:49.36scanlinethose line drawing characters were a bit annoying to implement..
23:49.47scanlinehttp://old.picogui.org/download/pterm-menuconfig.png
23:50.02scanlineantialiasey goodness :)

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