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02:05.44prpplaguethis is my BOOM stick
02:05.56prpplagueevening all
02:06.01prpplague~emulate ash
02:06.02ibotthis is my BOOMSTICK
02:06.09prpplaguehehe
02:23.16chouimat|ibookhey prpplague
02:23.26prpplaguechouimat|ibook: hey
02:23.40prpplaguewhats freezin in ottawa today?
02:25.11chouimat|ibook-25C windchill -39C
02:25.24sorphingrr
02:25.36sorphini'm 0/3 on cards that can see my DS
02:27.32prpplaguesorphin: ?
02:27.51sorphinprpplague: very select wifi cards can see the nintendo DS wireless packets
02:28.05chouimat|ibookprpplague: it's why I stayed home today and have a nice chat with a certain person ... i know it's not correct what we are doing ... she's older than me, has 3 kids and an husband but who cares ....
02:28.08sorphinso far.. 2 atheros based cards can't and a lucent orinoco can't
02:29.32prpplaguesorphin: ahh, wasn't aware that the ds had wireless
02:29.59sorphinya that's how it talks to other DS's and shares the games
02:30.12sorphin802.11b but w/ a "nifi" layer instead of IP
02:30.23chouimat|ibooksorphin: which cpu?
02:30.30sorphinchouimat|bored: ?
02:30.37chouimat|ibookthe DS
02:30.43sorphinARM7 and ARM9
02:30.48sorphinARM7 is for the GBA games
02:30.52sorphinARM9 is for the DS games
02:30.57chouimat|ibooksound nice ....
02:31.06chouimat|ibookbut pricy for me now
02:32.00sorphinchouimat|bored: maybe that rich plague'll buy you one once he owns barbados :P
02:32.22chouimat|ibooksorphin: lol ...
02:32.48sorphinjacques: blech
02:33.01sorphinthat's not a gaming toy, that's another PDA :P
02:33.18jacquesa cheap pda
02:33.24jacqueswith 3d accel
02:33.30sorphinagain
02:33.32sorphina pda
02:33.34sorphinnot a gaming toy
02:33.41chouimat|ibookbtw I learned a nice rumor here in Ottawa ... a certain company that make a linux distro (I just don't want to give name) is in deep financial problem that they might don't be there after the end of february or march ...
02:33.45sorphinso.. no use for the psp
02:36.59prpplaguesorphin: ahh interesting
02:37.08sorphinya
02:37.17sorphincept i still can't mess w/ it
02:37.17sorphinbah
02:37.49prpplaguei could spend all night putting stuff into the wiki
02:38.11sorphinfreak
02:38.45prpplaguehehe
02:47.37prpplagueandersee: hey, what do you think about getting something like OMU or UZI ported to arm7tdmi?
02:48.09prpplagueandersee: the ram and flash requirements are well within the ones of the pixter as well as some of the other SoC's?
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02:55.38prpplagueandersee: don't you think busybox could be ported to UZI without too much trouble?
02:57.35anderseeprpplague: I don't know what an UZI is (cept maybe a small machine gun)
02:57.45sorphinhehe
02:57.48sorphindamn texans
02:59.10jacquesit's a submachinegun or a machinepistol
02:59.24jacquesmost people cannot lift a machinegun
03:03.00prpplagueandersee: http://uzix.sourceforge.net/index.php?page=intro&lang=us
03:03.57sorphinheh
03:04.01sorphinz80
03:04.35prpplagueandersee: OMU - http://rootprompt.org/article.php3?article=335
03:04.55prpplagueandersee: i've had both running on z80, about 5 years ago
03:05.07prpplagueandersee: but busybox has come along since then
03:06.49MonMothahome, quickie database question.  Using MySQL (I'm stuck with it, so don't complain), what would be the most appropriate data type for storing a 1000+ bit data mask?
03:16.36prpplagueMonMotha: wow, never would have seen that question comming
03:22.45MonMothaheh, I think I've changed my mind as to how I'm going to store this data (realized it will be very sparse), but it's still an interesting question
03:22.48MonMothait's a really bit number :)
03:22.54MonMothas/bit/big/, no pun intended
03:27.22prpplaguesorphin: i get the feeling you are dismissing uzi and omu just because they've been around for awhile
03:27.34prpplaguesorphin: both are fully GPL
03:43.18chouimat|Zzznight
04:09.55kergotharmy of darkness is on sci fi :)
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04:20.38prpplaguekergoth: is it really?
04:20.52kergothshop smart, shop s-mart.
04:21.21prpplaguekergoth: hehe, you need to get crackin and work with me on getting uzi ported to arm7tdmi
04:21.27prpplaguekergoth: hehe, i love that move
04:21.43prpplaguemovie
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04:41.10prpplaguejeeze those ppl on the gba dev channels are very unprofessional
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05:37.33sorphinprpplague: oh yeah, we're just so professional in here ;)
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13:41.18prpplaguesorphin: uh yea, we are compared to #gbadev on efnet
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15:10.18chouimatmorning
15:16.51prpplaguemorning
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15:34.25CosmicPenguinYep
15:48.49prpplaguedealing with customers is starting to drive me nuts, i keep getting crappy userland requests that are preventing me working on my dev
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16:04.53kergoth_morning
16:12.54prpplaguekergoth_: morning crack baby
16:13.10prpplaguekergoth_: soooo.......
16:13.34prpplaguekergoth_: when are starting your work on porting UZI to arm?
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16:32.12MonMothathis is funny.  The Linux verison of Xilinx just appears to be the windows version hacked together with winelib
16:32.31MonMothait doesnt' work either...just hangs when you run setup
16:33.27prpplagueMonMotha: lovely
16:34.01MonMothaprpplague: indeed
16:34.15MonMothaI don't want to know how unstable it is if I manage to get it running, seeing as how it crashes about every 5 minutes on windows
16:34.23MonMothaalmost as often as Cadence :)
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17:02.35CosmicPenguinOk - things stop breaking, starting now
17:05.14CosmicPenguinI said, things start working!
17:10.00mallumCosmicPenguin, :)
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17:16.40cdmmorning.
17:17.24CosmicPenguinIt sure is
17:22.44cdm:)
17:26.03sorphincdm: moin chris
17:30.24kergoth_hey cdm
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17:34.07sorphinTimRiker: moin
17:35.44prpplagueibot: seend t0mw
17:35.48prpplagueibot: seen t0mw
17:35.54ibott0mw <tom@24.229.141.189> was last seen on IRC in channel #elinux, 1d 16h 53m 32s ago, saying: '~seen sorphin'.
17:36.17sorphinprpplague: nope, grandpa tom hasn't been around since he was looking for me for whatever odd reason
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19:02.21kergoth_aheh.
19:02.22kergoth_er
19:02.22kergoth_heh.
19:06.40sorphinkergoth: the C-3000 looks cute
19:11.45kergothnod.  cant say i like the internal hard drive
19:11.52kergothand it really shouldve had built in 802.11
19:12.02kergothbut at least it has usb host. thats something, anyway
19:16.38sorphinnod
19:16.55sorphinwell, the hdd bit wouldn't realy bug me.. if an mp3 player can have one and hold up, i'm sure the Z could
19:17.16sorphinand the guy was right on the review, it's odd not having an activity light to let you know it's busy/alive
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19:22.10prpplagueTimRiker: hey, whats your $0.02 about porting something like UZIX or OMU to arm7tdmi?
19:22.27sorphinyay, the government is taking sides in the blackberry issue
19:22.35sorphin(the yay was sarcasm)
19:23.08prpplaguekergoth: http://www.linuxdevices.com/news/NS3733528732.html
19:24.02prpplaguekergoth: hehe i still need to work oe, but cant seem to get motivated
19:25.31prpplagueargh i wish i knew where all the uclinux ppl hung out on irc
19:25.54kergothprpplague: heh, re: motivation, know how ya feel there
19:26.13prpplaguekergoth: getting started with oe always is daunting for me
19:26.21prpplaguekergoth: lack of understanding
19:26.39kergothread the bitbake users manual, that's good background on how the core works.
19:26.46kergotheverything else is built on top of that
19:26.54kergothhttp://bitbake.berlios.de/manual/
19:27.28prpplaguekergoth: that describe how to make new packages?
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19:28.32kergoththat describes how bitbake works, and the file format and syntax
19:28.44prpplagueuh, ya think your blood pressure might be high if you can hear your heart pounding in your ears?
19:30.16prpplaguekergoth: i'll have a look
19:30.37prpplaguekergoth: i tried to set up a fresh oe tree last week and totally failed, hehe
19:30.52kergothwhat _isnt_ documented there is what tasks and bbclasses exist, and how they behave. thats a function of _oe_, not bitbake
19:31.11kergothand that you can get by reading the bbclasses and looking at existing packages
19:40.17prpplaguekergoth: yea, i guess thats the whole problem for me
19:40.39CosmicPenguinmmmm.... this is one tasty beef bowl
19:41.03prpplagueCosmicPenguin: are you sure its beef?
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19:44.52prpplaguethat was odd, the IT / web ppl just asked me if there was a good wiki app for winblows
19:45.40prpplagueCosmicPenguin: hehe, had to be a smart as, "uh what part of the 'linux developer' on my door was confusining to you?
19:47.25TimRikerprpplague: hmm. why not ecos?
19:48.13prpplagueTimRiker: not really sure why not, ecos was on my list of stuff to research this weekend
19:49.07prpplagueoh heck, i'm having a busybox brain cramp, whats the issue when bb gives the "
19:49.20TimRikerprpplague: ecos should already support arm7tdmi.
19:49.21prpplague"using fallback suid method" message ?
19:49.26prpplagueTimRiker: it does
19:56.55sorphinmm.. sesame chicken
19:57.29prpplaguemm... sesame cat
19:58.06sorphinprpplague: oh hillbilly :P
20:02.59sorphinprpplague: stop eating cat then, too salty
20:03.18MonMothahum, apparently there's a nice hole in the do not call legislation that allows telemarketers to call dorms since they're part of a "business"
20:03.46MonMothaoh well, telemarketers usually learn that waking me up on a saturday morning (it's been done) is a VERY, *VERY* bad idea
20:05.06CosmicPenguinprpplague: the fallback suid method means that you turned on CONFIG_FEATURE_SUID, but you don't have a busybox.conf entry for that app
20:05.19prpplagueahh
20:05.31prpplagueCosmicPenguin: thanks i new it was something like that
20:05.33MonMothaoh I play along and keep them busy for about half an hour, only to ask to speak to their supervisor, swear at them for 5 more minutes, then demand that they put me on their do not call list
20:05.49prpplagueCosmicPenguin: are you using the bb httpd?
20:06.05sorphinMonMotha: my asterisk box will play the SIT tone 1st, for all those autodialers out there
20:07.03MonMothaI should build a litle doohickey that does that
20:07.10MonMothaI don't have control over the phone system here unfortunately
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20:07.29MonMothahum, I need to figure out how to unbreak the lcdproc build system
20:07.30sorphinheh
20:07.52MonMothait's not building the shared modules correctly.  The linker complains about wanting a main procedure, but it's supposed to be compiled as a library
20:08.07sorphinah
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20:08.18prpplagueMonMotha: hey you use lcdproc? i've been wanting to try that
20:08.23prpplagueRuss: hey crack baby
20:08.39sorphinprpplague: Russ is the flash baby, sjhill is the crack baby
20:08.47MonMothaprpplague: it's hugely, insanely overblown, but it does seem to work
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20:09.05MonMothaI'm actually doing a little development on it to get it to support /dev/lcd
20:09.06prpplagueMonMotha: ahh
20:09.25MonMothasince the LCD on our servers shows up there (that's the device node on the misc major for the front panel LCD after all)
20:10.34prpplagueMonMotha: hows the support for the sed1330?
20:11.17MonMothaprpplague: there's a driver
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20:15.22CosmicPenguinprpplague: no on the bb httpd
20:15.35CosmicPenguinprpplague: though I should try it, I'm partial to thttpd for embedded stuff
20:19.42prpplagueCosmicPenguin: yea thats what we are using now
20:19.57prpplagueCosmicPenguin: i was considering switching over to the bb httpd for space
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20:31.36prpplaguesorphin: hey, is there a better channel on irc for gbadev than the one on efnet
20:31.41prpplaguesorphin: that one sucks
20:32.35CosmicPenguinall of efnet sucks
20:32.38CosmicPenguinheh
20:36.08prpplagueCosmicPenguin: agreed
20:36.23prpplagueCosmicPenguin: i just can't find any ppl that arm7tdmi ppl to discuss stuff with
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20:45.46sorphinprpplague: dunno, this is the only network i go on
20:48.51prpplaguesorphin: ih i thought you were doing some gba dev
20:55.01prpplagueCosmicPenguin: why did you choose to use thttpd over the bb httpd?
20:55.14prpplagueCosmicPenguin: you made any size or functionality comaprisons?
20:55.40sorphinprpplague: been watching the forums
20:56.07prpplaguesorphin: oh
20:56.17prpplaguesorphin: i find the forums to be slow
20:56.23prpplaguesorphin: and unproductive
20:56.32prpplaguegba forums i mean
20:57.23CosmicPenguinprpplague: not really - I liked thttpd, it was easy to build, and I dug the CGI support
20:58.06prpplagueCosmicPenguin: yea i think thats gonna hold us up moving to the bb httpd
20:58.18prpplagueCosmicPenguin: the cgi support seems a little skimpy
20:58.27CosmicPenguinWhich is odd
20:58.34CosmicPenguinan embedded server is all about the CGI
20:58.51CosmicPenguinIts not like people are going to be serving up pictures of their cat from the handheld scanner
20:59.28CosmicPenguinby its very nature, an embedded http server primarly produces dynamic information
21:01.10MonMothaI think we can go further and say that the primary purpose of most embedded HTTP servers is to interact with the system of the embedded device itself.  Many uses are for configuring the device and reading back it's status.  So you not only need to serve up dynamic info (which can be hacked together with static pages), but to modify the system itself
21:01.39MonMothaI was actually looking for a good, small webserver with CGI support.  thttpd's support is good?
21:01.48sorphinactually
21:01.57sorphini'm using abyssws
21:02.05MonMothahow's it work?
21:02.07sorphinfor my dspam page, does cgi
21:02.10sorphinworks fine
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21:02.30prpplagueMonMotha: yea its good
21:02.39prpplagueMonMotha: testing the support in busybox now
21:02.39MonMothaok, well now I have two options I guess
21:02.47MonMothabusybox would be nice
21:02.49sorphinMonMotha: and it's fairly small
21:02.56MonMothaone less app to throw on my system and make work
21:03.17sorphinMonMotha: course, abyss is binary
21:03.21MonMothaheck, I could almost get it down to a statically linked copy of busybox, if only busybox had perl :)
21:03.23sorphinso.. limited platform
21:03.34MonMothaah, I'd like to be able to target both x86 and ARM
21:03.41sorphinnod
21:03.45neotronanyone know of a prebuild arm v4l softfloat cross compiler / toolchain?
21:03.48neotronerr. oops
21:03.55sorphintoo big
21:03.56neotronhad the cursor in the wrong spot. heh
21:04.05MonMothavery rarely do embedded systems need anything close to apache
21:04.05sorphinand all i'm doing is checking my dspam quarantine
21:04.06kergothneotron: i'd recommend building one with oe or crosstool.
21:04.24kergothneotron: either way its entirely automated, and generates a known working toolchain
21:04.40neotronkergoth, ah
21:12.13CosmicPenguinDoes the busybox server buy you much anyway?
21:12.31CosmicPenguinExcept for maybe the file operations, I can't think of much that a HTTP server would share with say, 'ls'
21:13.22sorphinCosmicPenguin: indeed
21:14.04sorphinheh
21:15.13MonMothaCosmicPenguin: well, busybox already has netcat and some stuff, so there's probably some network code that could be shared
21:18.00CosmicPenguinPossibly
21:18.19CosmicPenguinThats andersee's big challenge of course, making sure that stuff added to BB really has a reason to be there
21:33.37TimRikerandersee: can I add my tic-tac-toe patch to bb? lot's of people want it.
21:33.47kergothhehe
21:34.17neotronerr. a tool everyone needs in their unified "tool" app
21:34.20neotronhow about tetris? :)
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21:39.52CosmicPenguinI wonder if there's some way to quantify the "shared" beneifits of an BB applet
21:40.10prpplaguedoh, finally identified the last chip on the pixter board
21:42.58sorphinprpplague: ?
21:43.37MonMothayou know, this is the first time I've wanted to know ε in english units
21:44.07MonMothaoh well, that's why the english units are all defined in metric now :)
21:44.35MonMothaibot convert 24.5 mils to millimeters
21:44.45MonMothabah, stupid ibot
21:45.28MonMothawhat kind of bot in an EE channel doesn't know the unit of "mils"? :)
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21:48.15sorphinand there's mr andersen himself
21:48.35sorphinthe man, the myth, the keeper of busybox
21:58.05CosmicPenguinEE channel?
21:58.07CosmicPenguinscrew that
21:59.00MonMothaI still think ibot would have been taught the unit of mils by now
21:59.16sorphinMonMotha: so teach it :P
21:59.37MonMothaI have no clue how to teach it new units
21:59.51sorphin~teach monmotha
21:59.52TimRikerMonMotha: patches welcome.
21:59.57MonMothaTimRiker: where's the source?
22:00.00TimRikerwhat's a mil?
22:00.03TimRiker~blootbot
22:00.05ibotextra, extra, read all about it, blootbot is an IRC bot written in perl decended from infobot. Hosted on SF. Patches welcome, submit on SF or mailto:Tim@Rikers.org, or http://blootbot.sourceforge.net/,.  I am a blootbot
22:00.07MonMothaTimRiker: IIRC 1/1000 of an inch
22:00.13CosmicPenguinIts a place where flour is made
22:00.16CosmicPenguinsillly rabbit
22:00.27MonMothaaka one milliinch
22:00.32sorphinand where CosmicPenguins go :P
22:00.39CosmicPenguinmmmm.... CosmicPenguin pie!
22:00.59TimRikerMonMotha: which is it? a millionth or a 1/1000 ?
22:03.15TimRiker~convert 1 microinch to inch
22:03.26TimRiker~convert 1 milliinch to inch
22:04.40MonMotha1/1000, which is a milliinch
22:04.40TimRiker~convert 1 mile to mils
22:04.47TimRikerbetter?
22:04.53MonMothayes :-)
22:04.59MonMothaand I hadn't even gotten to the source yet
22:05.18MonMothasourceforge is vewwy, vewwwy, slow...and hunting wabbits
22:05.25anderseesorphin: heheheh
22:06.13MonMothaibot convert 25.4mils to millimeters
22:06.16CosmicPenguinask, and yea shall recieve (assuming it has to do with ibot)
22:06.20anderseeTimRiker: so gonna be in san diego monday?
22:06.32MonMothahum, if I did my math right, that should work out to 1
22:06.40CosmicPenguinMonMotha: before, you said 24.5
22:06.48MonMothait's supposed to be 25.4
22:06.55MonMothaas in there are 2.54cm/in
22:11.18prpplaguesorphin: the last chip was mis identified
22:11.35prpplagueandersee: hey, you browse that url for UZIX ?
22:11.49anderseeprpplague: briefly
22:12.20prpplagueandersee: oh whatcha think? better working with uclinux or ecos?
22:13.17anderseeprpplague: to be honest, I looked briefly and though to myself "uh-huh"
22:13.35anderseeprpplague: so I really couldn't say
22:14.12prpplagueandersee: hehe
22:14.21prpplagueandersee: i see how you gonna be, hehe
22:14.51anderseeprpplague: I'm sure it is an interesting microunix
22:15.23anderseeprpplague: I doubt I personally would spend my time on it though
22:15.45andersee:-)
22:15.47prpplagueandersee: hehe
22:16.09prpplagueandersee: well my curiousity was whether using some of bb code might make things a little more operational
22:17.35anderseeit might at that.  Though a decent bit of busybox code assumes Linux, and even more assumes a 32 bit cpp
22:17.42anderseeerr
22:17.43anderseecpu
22:18.03sorphinheh
22:18.06prpplagueandersee: yea, arm7tdmi is 32bit
22:18.13prpplagueandersee: or can be
22:18.20sorphinandersee: haven't you learned? never *ass*u*me* ;)
22:18.48prpplagueandersee: just that lot of toy/game ppl are using arm these days for electronic devices
22:18.59prpplagueandersee: be nice to have a good linux like os to put on them
22:19.58TimRiker~convert millimeters to mils
22:20.10sorphinwoowoo
22:20.19TimRiker~convert centimeters to inches
22:20.33TimRiker~convert inches to centimeters
22:20.57prpplague~convert dream to reality
22:20.58TimRiker~convert mils to parsecs
22:21.08prpplaguehehe
22:22.10MonMotha~convert in/sec to attoparsec/microfortnight
22:22.17MonMothathere we go
22:23.05prpplaguewow interesting conversion
22:23.30prpplague~convert pint/hour to gallon/day
22:23.44CosmicPenguinThats a lot of beer
22:24.08prpplague~convert pint/hour to gallon/week
22:24.27prpplague~convert yard/hour to gallon/day
22:24.31anderseeprpplague: uClinux would work of course, but might need too much ram (at least if you add in tcpip, atm, scsi, etc)
22:24.55prpplagueandersee: yea, i was gonna rule out tcpip at first
22:25.35anderseeprpplague: I suppose if you strip down a shiny new 2.6 kernel with all the embedded options set it might not be too bad
22:25.37prpplagueandersee: my target right now is 1MB ram and 8MB flash
22:26.58prpplagueandersee: but it would be nice to have something that would fit on some of those new SoC's with 64k ram and 256k flash
22:26.59sorphin~convert lightyears to parsecs
22:27.59anderseeprpplague: ecos should fit comfortably
22:28.12prpplagueandersee: yea thats what TimRiker was saying
22:28.27prpplagueandersee: gonna have to look into ecos, don't know much about it
22:30.46CosmicPenguinprpplague: so did you look at RTEMS too?
22:30.48CosmicPenguinis it too big?
22:31.24prpplagueCosmicPenguin: yea, i looked but didn't get far into it
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22:40.29sorphinheh
22:42.27sorphinand what's worse.. having to project how long it'll take..
22:43.01sorphinuh huh.. like i can guess accurately how long it'll take me to code *this* particular issue
22:43.03prpplaguesorphin: yea, i always put myself in those situations when i was with abcs
22:43.23sorphinprpplague: i don't know how long the code will take till i code it
22:43.27sorphinsince every project is different
22:44.09prpplagueexactly, you can get a rough estimate, but for a manager/sales person, a down to the 1/4 hour , just isn't gonna happen
22:45.46CosmicPenguinyeah, screw that
22:45.52CosmicPenguinYou tell me when you want it, it will be done then
22:46.00sorphinheh
22:46.15sorphinCosmicPenguin: now see.. my bigger project, it's taken a couple months
22:46.21sorphinbut this one, that i projected this friday
22:46.26sorphini was mostly done last friday
22:46.48sorphini'm only getting the last 1% done, cuz i've been waiting on my boss and someone else for some info that has to go in it
22:46.52sorphinso it's been their holdup
22:46.54sorphinnot mine
22:47.04CosmicPenguinI always add in two weeks more then I think it will take
22:47.13CosmicPenguinso that gives me time to play before the deadline
22:48.01prpplaguehehe yea
22:51.06prpplagueugh, my stomach is killing me
22:51.20sorphinprpplague: must be that sesame cat
22:51.28prpplaguei think between my blood pressure and my stomach, i'm headed for the hospital soon, hehe
22:51.32prpplaguesorphin: yea
22:52.02prpplagueho ho hum
22:52.18prpplaguesorphin: i just keep telling myself that in 60 days i'll be in barbados
22:52.37prpplaguesorphin: i really wish i had someone to recommend as  my replacement
22:53.06sorphinnod
22:53.22prpplaguemy predecessor really made a mess of things
22:58.15prpplaguewellllll dodo
22:58.29prpplaguefound another bug left from my predecessor
23:05.02neotronfun stuff eh?
23:11.36prpplagueneotron: yea just lovely, its keeping me from doing dev work
23:12.38chouimat|f00dsesame cat?? this guy is disgusting
23:13.00prpplaguehehe
23:13.21chouimat|f00dprpplague: next time ... remove the claws :)
23:13.35prpplaguechouimat|f00d: hehe, give me your email address and i'll show you digusting
23:13.45CosmicPenguinNobody wants to see your ass again
23:14.15chouimat|f00dprpplague: not really ... someone is coming here tonigh so I have to be "great"
23:15.16prpplagueseriously they closed down a chinese place selling rats
23:15.46prpplagueibot: chouimat
23:15.48ibot[chouimat] a quitter
23:15.51prpplaguedoh
23:15.55prpplagueibot: CosmicPenguin
23:15.57ibot[cosmicpenguin] Jordan Crouse or jordan.crouse@amd.com (work) or jordan@cosmicpenguin.net (home)
23:16.37chouimat|f00dprpplague: mchoui@e-c.qc.ca
23:16.37prpplagueCosmicPenguin: hehe, have a look at that
23:17.41chouimat|f00dwooohooo just got confirmation .... they will close ....
23:18.05prpplaguechouimat|ibook: who?
23:18.21chouimatprpplague: a company here that hired me and then fired me
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23:20.06prpplague^3re
23:20.13prpplague^3chouimat: you get that email?
23:20.27chouimatyes
23:20.32prpplague^3hehe
23:20.33prpplague^3taste
23:20.35prpplague^3y
23:22.01chouimatprpplague^3: and it now redirected to some friends
23:29.48prpplague^3lordy i have alot to do
23:32.46CosmicPenguinprpplague:
23:32.51CosmicPenguincripes
23:43.55sorphinif anyone's bored, i have a list of 13 houses we're gonna sort through and hopefully one of these will be it (they're in better neighborhood that missy can handle)(

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