| [00:08] | * noiz slap loglibrarybot with a fresh zuccini. | |
| [00:47] | * Yono slaps noiz for no reason in particular | |
| [00:47] | * noiz slap Yono with Ronald MacDonald (he *IS* good for something). | |
| [00:48] | * Yono slaps noiz with an ipod and it breaks (big suprise there) | |
| [00:48] | * noiz slap Yono with a complete GNOME-Documentation. | |
| [00:49] | * Yono is unconsious | |
| [00:49] | * noiz wins!!! | |
| [00:50] | * Yono clone whacks in noiz's temples | |
| [00:50] | <Yono> | bummer |
| [00:54] | <noiz> | hazzah, my neuros is being shipped back tommorow! |
| [00:59] | <solomonn> | so |
| [00:59] | <solomonn> | who is going to modify neutris to allow you to pause a game and then leave it to mess with the UI, shut down, etc. |
| [00:59] | <solomonn> | i would play it all the dang time if i didn't have to stick with it and not pick out new music to play, etc. :) |
| [01:01] | <Yono> | I dunno, I think GarBage is working towards his thousand bucks right now ;) |
| [01:02] | <Yono> | and I'd rather see rockboy ported to the neuros |
| [01:03] | <noiz> | they need to have neutris where down just moves the block down, not all the way to the bottom |
| [01:16] | * noiz slap loglibrarybot with Nessie, the Loch Ness monster. | |
| [01:17] | <noiz> | hehehe |
| [01:17] | <gernika> | he deserves it |
| [01:17] | <gernika> | loglibrarybot is a punk |
| [01:18] | <noiz> | that punk kid |
| [01:18] | * noiz shakes his head | |
| [01:18] | * noiz slap loglibrarybot with Ronald MacDonald (he *IS* good for something). | |
| [01:27] | <gernika> | Well, looks like my bot got banned. |
| [01:29] | <noiz> | :( |
| [01:46] | <noiz> | Player: ( xmms 1.2.10 ) Volume: ( 87% ) Title: ( O.A.R. - Delicate Few ) Time: ( 1:06/5:47 (19%) ) BitRate: ( 151.674 kbit/s - 44100 Hz ) |
| [01:46] | <noiz> | good, that plugin works too |
| [02:18] | * noiz-aWay is Away, Reason: ( sleep...i need ) | Since: ( Monday April 4 2005. 18:24:02 ) Xlack v2.1 | |
| [02:19] | * noiz is back ( Away 29 secs ) | |
| [02:20] | * noiz-aWay is Away, Reason: ( im away ) | Since: ( Monday April 4 2005. 18:24:02 ) Xlack v2.1 | |
| [02:21] | * noiz is back ( Away 25 secs ) | |
| [02:22] | * noiz-aWay is Away, Reason: ( away ) | Since: ( Monday April 4 2005. 18:24:02 ) Xlack v2.1 | |
| [02:22] | * noiz is back ( Away 16 secs ) | |
| [02:24] | * noiz-aWay is Away, Reason: ( sleep...i really need ) | Since: ( Monday April 4 2005. 18:24:02 ) Xlack v2.1 | |
| [03:58] | <chreekat> | noiz.. is noisy. :-P |
| [04:02] | <Yono> | haha |
| [04:09] | <chreekat> | Man, laptop + wifi + free WAPs all over downtown and on campus = happy chreekat |
| [04:12] | <chreekat> | And the weather is awesome right now. |
| [04:12] | <Yono> | ha, I wish I could say the same |
| [04:20] | <chreekat> | Hm, any experience using info files? I imagine they *have* to have some way of looking at an index |
| [04:20] | <Yono> | no, sorry |
| [04:21] | <chreekat> | After all, the .ps doc that was generated from the some texinfo source that the info file comes from has an index. |
| [04:21] | <unknown_lamer> | chreekat: the author has to include the index command |
| [04:21] | <unknown_lamer> | chreekat: and mark things to go into the cindex, rindex, and pindex |
| [04:22] | <chreekat> | Where would I find the index, if it exists? |
| [04:22] | <chreekat> | Wait |
| [04:22] | <chreekat> | I'm a dumbass. There it is, right at the top node |
| [04:24] | <unknown_lamer> | Yes |
| [04:29] | <chreekat> | Well, I'm glad I found that. Indices make looking things up much less daunting. :) |
| [04:40] | <chreekat> | now, if only emacs would let me have two info buffers.. |
| [05:43] | <SmrtJustin> | night all |
| [20:58] | * noiz-aWay is back ( Away 18 hours 34 mins 44 secs ) | |
| [20:59] | <noiz> | Yono: did you see that AS support is now beta? |
| [20:59] | <Yono> | ? |
| [20:59] | <Yono> | really? |
| [21:00] | <Yono> | i thought it was rejected |
| [21:00] | <noiz> | development.sorune.com |
| [21:00] | <noiz> | yeah, you still have to sync the neuros before you play a song on your media player |
| [21:00] | <Yono> | ah, I see |
| [21:01] | <Yono> | well, I know what I plan to work on this summer if I get really bored |
| [21:02] | <Yono> | firmware swapping OTG |
| [21:04] | <noiz> | sounds like it would be a blast |
| [21:05] | <Yono> | its gotta be easier than the backpack swap :) |
| [21:07] | <noiz> | anyone know of a windows program that checks for corrupted mp3 files? |
| [21:08] | <Yono> | define corrupted |
| [21:09] | <noiz> | cant be read by sorune |
| [21:09] | <Yono> | ah, no, best to just run a rebuild in the command prompt and see what happens |
| [21:09] | <Yono> | or put them all in a playlist and look for songs that cannot be added to the playlist |
| [21:09] | <noiz> | what is the command to do that, "sorune.exe --rebuild_full" |
| [21:10] | <Yono> | perl sorune --rebuild for me |
| [21:10] | <Yono> | I thought u used debian |
| [21:10] | <noiz> | yeah, but im helping a guy |
| [21:10] | <Yono> | oh, I dunno |
| [21:35] | <noiz> | ney nerochiaro |
| [21:35] | <noiz> | *hey |
| [21:35] | <nerochiaro> | hey |
| [21:36] | <noiz> | so have you looked at NA's file browser code, or are you still going by yourself? |
| [21:36] | <nerochiaro> | for some reason i didn't receive the mail from the ML. yono just told me, and i'm looking at it |
| [21:38] | <nerochiaro> | is SF.net flaky just for me, or is it common ? |
| [21:38] | <nerochiaro> | when i post to that ML, my messages arrive after days, if at all |
| [21:38] | <Yono> | noiz: it doesn't have all the nessesary files yet, so he mineswell keep going |
| [21:39] | <nerochiaro> | i think i will keep going my way anyway, but i can take in ideas and things that work from NA's. |
| [21:55] | <nerochiaro> | i'm amazed at the utter lack of comments in the 2.28 sources. at least in the file browser part. |
| [22:11] | <noiz> | nerochiaro: do you know of a windows program that can scan music files to see if they are corrupted and possibly fix any file(s) if they are corrupted? |
| [22:12] | <nerochiaro> | music = mp3 ? |
| [22:12] | <noiz> | yeah |
| [22:13] | <nerochiaro> | one such tool i think is called "vbrfix" |
| [22:13] | <nerochiaro> | never used it, though |
| [22:15] | <noiz> | k, thx |
| [22:26] | <noiz> | and what do you think the problem would be if sorune freezes when its trying to add a file to the database? i'd think it would be the file is corrupted, but can you think of any other reason? |
| [22:28] | <nerochiaro> | apart of the disk being corrupt, nothing else. have you tried opening it in foobar2000 and seeing if it says something in the console about the file being corrupt ? usually it's quite good at spotting corrupt files |
| [22:28] | <noiz> | well, i cant do it, im just helping someone else |
| [22:30] | <nerochiaro> | mmh, can you try with ndbm maybe, just to see if the problem is in sorune's mp3 reading libraries or not |
| [22:30] | <nerochiaro> | apart of this, i can't really say |
| [22:30] | <noiz> | yeah, it works with ndbm he says |
| [22:31] | <noiz> | heres what he just said, "I am trying one now called MP3Test. Its a tad slow, but does seem to be catching some files which it claims could be bad" |
| [22:32] | <nerochiaro> | never heard of that program. there are many which try to detect corrupt mp3 streams |
| [22:32] | <nerochiaro> | or bad VBR headers |
| [22:33] | <noiz> | the thing he is now wondering is how the files can be bad when they play fine on the pc, would it be the bad vbr headers thing |
| [22:33] | <nerochiaro> | probably his player can work around the problem in the mp3 file, whereas the sorune libraries for reading mp3s can't |
| [22:34] | <nerochiaro> | just as ndbm's libraries can |
| [22:35] | <noiz> | k |
| [23:12] | <AmericanTechpush> | story.news.yahoo.com |
| [23:16] | <nerochiaro> | AmericanTechpush: nothing new, from the 1/5 i have read of that article |
| [23:19] | <AmericanTechpush> | sorry,, I just happen to see it,, Linux sucks anyway to me |
| [23:19] | <AmericanTechpush> | just kidding... |
| [23:19] | <AmericanTechpush> | I like to try Xandros |
| [23:20] | <nerochiaro> | heh, i was about to duck and cover to avoid the stones aimed at your head for saying that |