--- Log opened Tue Oct 16 00:00:20 2018
01:05 <@Dagmar> Dude has probably just had enough shit dumped on him
01:06 <@Dagmar> For sure that's about the only way to get psychiatric help if you're dirt poor
01:17 < aestetix> wow
01:17 < aestetix> I didn't know Ben was president of phreaknic now
01:21 <@Dagmar> Everyone else has managed to nimbly evade that hat
01:25 < aestetix> speaking of presidents
01:25 < aestetix> how's Dolemite
01:25 < aestetix> 2020
01:51 <@Dagmar> Hrm.. It used to be in there
01:51 <@Dagmar> !@#!@
06:25 <@Dolemite> mr0ning, be0tches and h0ez!
06:50  * aestetix hugs Dolemite 
06:50 < aestetix> maybe if we start calling Dolemite "Mr. President" now, it'll help him ease into his new job in 2020
06:51 <@Dolemite> Sorry.   Too busy entering my profile onto donalddaters.com
06:58 <@Dolemite> https://techcrunch.com/2018/10/15/donald-daters-a-dating-app-for-trump-supporters-leaked-its-users-data/
06:59 < aestetix> oh wow I thought you were joking
07:00 <@opticron> good god
07:29 <@Evilpig> I read about that this morning
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08:37 <@Mirage> lol...these two stories should go together (based on headlines) since the one is downstream from the other.
08:37 <@Mirage> https://www.dallasnews.com/news/plano/2018/10/10/100000-gallons-sewer-wastewater-flowing-white-rock-creek-plano
08:37 <@Mirage> https://utdmercury.com/water-in-richardson-whats-behind-its-taste/
08:37 <@Evilpig> haha
08:45 <@Mirage> woohoo.. https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2018/10/winamp-set-to-release-entirely-new-version-next-year/
08:50 <@Evilpig> I saw that.  
08:51 <@Evilpig> that might have been the article I was reading last night saying they could have been itunes but AOL mishandled that property
09:08 < dasunt> Re:  Piano bank robbery - wonder if he is poor and needs medical treatment.
09:10 < dasunt> Er, plano bank.
09:10 < dfused> someone who robs a piano bank prolly needs some care as well....
09:11 < xray> I liked paino bank better. It was music to my ears. :)
09:11 < dfused> you keyed in on the right thing there
09:11 < xray> Sorry, I'm reading The Register and they are all over puns.
09:11 < dfused> but dont let me string this along
09:11 < xray> LoL
09:12 < dasunt> I'm reading our cluster fuck of an AG race here in MN.
09:12 < xray> I think you are right in tune with the times.
09:12 < dfused> haha
09:12 < xray> You have discovered the key issue.
09:13 < dfused> yeah... I may have struck a chord
09:13 < xray> LoL
09:13 < dfused> ok that was a bit of a reach but i just woke up
09:13 < xray> All before coffee, I'm impressed.
09:14 < dfused> i couldnt tie my shoes for shit right now, but I cn make puns.. how sad is that
09:14 < xray> Speaking of music, have any of you played with Sonic Pi?
09:15 < dfused> notme
09:17 < xray> I noticed something odd given my understanding of synths. The same song using the same samples sounds different on different computers and I can't account for it based on speakers and sound card.
09:18 < xray> I don't expect I'll get much luck on one of their forums.
09:18 < xray> Maybe I can find the dev forum.
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10:09 <@Mirage> dasunt: of course that was pLano...not pIano
10:10 < dasunt> Trying to do a bank robbery in a piano would be interesting though.
10:11 <@shapr> uhh
10:33 <@Corydon76> dasunt: it becomes greatly easier if the piano is, in fact, a synthesizer.
10:33 <@Corydon76> Since synthesizers have banks.
10:35 <@Corydon76> xray: possibly an ambient issue?  Are the computers in different rooms?
10:35 <@Corydon76> Even differing placement of speakers can create different sound experiences.
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11:17 <@Evilpig> https://www.voteworms.com/
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11:18 <@Evilpig> https://www.voteworms.com/
11:18 < PigBot> Cards Against Humanity's Remember to Vote Worms (at www.voteworms.com) http://tinyurl.com/yd3ecl8k
11:30 < xray> That is the odd thing. Same computer, sound card, speakers, and samples.
11:30 < xray> One I did online and one I did locally using the same program in both cases and they sound very different.
11:31 < xray> This usually happens with MIDI when the sample set is different. My piano samples sound different than your piano samples. In this case both were using the samples that come with Sonic Pi
11:32 < xray> I need to run some experiments where I run in on local machines to see if they sound different.
11:33 < xray> With hardware synths the DAC can also make a difference.
11:34 < xray> That also may be an issue with Sonic Pi.
11:49 <@Corydon76> Ah, you're running through a remote computer.  Keep in mind that the way that it's sending the sound across the network may impair the performance of the sound, as well.
11:50 <@Corydon76> The remote desktop protocol may be downsampling, for example.
11:50 <@Corydon76> Or otherwise applying a lossy algorithm
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13:44 < dasunt> I love the lack of resources I get at work.
13:50 < dfused> https://twitter.com/greentoepalacio/status/1051616522492411905
13:51 < PigBot> Dylan Palacio on Twitter: "The New Halloween Movie Looks Lit. #spookyseason… " (at twitter.com) http://tinyurl.com/y9ylcnaf
13:52 <@Mirage> omg our india team is pissing me off.
13:53 <@Mirage> they keep committing to work on shit that the client submits requests for without thinking about whether whatever it is requested is even covered by our support contract with them
13:54 <@Mirage> and then I get to be the asshole that has to point out that we don't support that...OR...we wind up working on it and then owning it from then on, contract or not, because the precedent has been set
13:59 < dfused> nah just be that asshole.
13:59 < dfused> that falls outsie the scope of the support contract... however, we can do that but it would be X and take Y time
14:00 < dfused> leadership skills!
14:01 <@Evilpig> someone just popped into my office and said "we're about to get a tar that has 3 million files in it.  they want us to take and break that up into smaller files that contain about 200k files each.  how would you do that?"
14:03 < dfused> split command ?
14:04 < dfused> erm..maybe not.. think that'll only do bytes
14:04 <@Evilpig> that would just make the over all archive into smaller pieces though, not x files with y files inside
14:05 <@Evilpig> things he doesn't know about said archive,   what's in it, the size of the files in it, whether this will be done on an nfs mount or directly on some server somewhere, if this is a one off or a recurring process
14:05 <@Dagmar> "With a service request"
14:06 < dfused> suppose you could do a for loop with count and reroll the files ... but that just seems too messy
14:06 <@Evilpig> we discussed that but bash will not be happy if there are 3mil files in a single directory
14:08 <@Evilpig> also discussed using tar -t to dump to an index that could be parsed on a counter and move files into sub-directories that you would then go back later and rearchive
14:08 <@Evilpig> ended that discussion with glad this is your problem and not ours
14:09 < dfused> https://serverfault.com/questions/353758/tar-specific-number-of-file/353768
14:09 < PigBot> linux - tar specific number of file - Server Fault (at serverfault.com) http://tinyurl.com/yablx8kl
14:09 <@Dagmar> Bash doesn't have a problem with that many files
14:09 <@Dagmar> People just don't know to _disable sorting of filenames by default for ls_
14:24 < xray> Corydon76: That is what I would expect except the sound over the net is better than the sound locally.
14:25 < xray> Which makes no sense.
14:45 <@Mirage> bah..Homedepot marketing call..."because you bought an appliance from us you qualify for a free water test"...
14:46 <@Mirage> translation:  we'll send some schmuck out to your house to do completely non-scientific tests on your tap water and then try to sell you a whole-house water softener because the tests ALWAYS indicate your water is unsafe to drink and shouldn't even be given to your pets
14:47 <@Mirage> although, it could be fun to provide them water from my RO system for the Reef Tank and let them test that.  =)
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14:58 <@Mirage> Evilpig: unpack to a dir, do find and pipe to a file to get filenames, carve out 200k names at a time to new files, tar back up to new archives using the text file lists for each
14:58 <@Mirage> Evilpig: Dean Vallette moving his website?
15:05 <@Evilpig> no.  this I think might be corpus from insurance companies maybe?
15:08 <@Mirage> you know who i'm talking about, right?   the guy who identified himself by title so much that most people thought his name was Dean, even though I'm pretty sure it was John.
15:09 <@Mirage> (been over 5 yrs...c'mon)
15:10 <@Mirage> you couldn't even do an ls in the root of his site because there were too many 1k files in there...du would also bomb out.   about the only thing you could do was pipe find to a text file and then look at the contents of the text file.
15:12 <@Mirage> the dumb part was that all the files were created from the same html template and generated from a database.  Peter and I tried several times to get him to replace the 100's of thousands of 1k files with one php page and he wouldn't have it.
15:13 <@Evilpig> the name sounds famililar but luckily I never had to deal with him
15:13 <@Evilpig> rumor has it we have my l2 spot posted
15:13 <@Mirage> Evilpig: he used to call the NOC frequently with stupid requests
15:13 <@Mirage> 12  spot?
15:14 <@Evilpig> level 2 linux
15:14 <@Evilpig> L2
15:15 <@Mirage> downgrading?  didn't you get bumped to L3 when you finally got your raise you'd been promised?
15:15 <@Evilpig> they're back filling my former position
15:15 <@Mirage> ahh
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16:53 <@Dagmar> Evilpig: Who you workin' for now?
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16:53 <@Dagmar> Mirage: Raises?  Promotions?  Those don't happen at Vanderbilt.
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16:59 <@Evilpig> Dagmar: medcenter, those do happen occasionally on this side of the street
17:00 <@Dagmar> They didn't for me
17:00 <@Dagmar> I was promised a pay bump 30 days after I transferred, and they "forgot" about it
17:00 <@Dagmar> WHen I asked Kyle about it, his answer was "Did you get that in writing?"
17:01 <@Dagmar> I told him I didn't, but I absolutely did
17:01 <@Dagmar> ...and it was clear HR was trying to fuck me over because when they finally did the pay rescaling some months later, _that_ previously-promised figure was what they gave me
17:01 <@Dagmar> So... fuck them.
17:02 <@Dagmar> I was somehow, despite 20+ years of experience, the same L as everyone else.
17:02 <@Dagmar> Apparently if you're Linus Torvalds you might get an L2
17:03 <@Dagmar> I am not bitter.
17:03 <@Dagmar> I am _justifiably enraged_.
17:13 <@Evilpig> weird.  google does job listings now.  https://g.co/kgs/Nv6WXj
17:13 < PigBot> vanderbilt.job linux (at g.co) http://tinyurl.com/y7lvks79
18:01 < xray> interesting
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21:24 < Warcop> doing another ssd.eff.org presentation to my company on Thursday.... i'm sure it'll do no good
21:25 < Warcop> and I get a whopping 5 additional minutes to talk opsec
21:25 < Warcop> bleh
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