00:00 <freemangordon> jonwil: it is faster than building it ;)

00:00 <freemangordon> actually xprot is 2 functions from being complete

02:29 <jonwil> BINGO

02:29 <jonwil> I think I just found the closest Mozilla commit to microb-engine

02:29 <jonwil> posted in the forum thread with the details :)

02:59 <Oksana> :-)

05:22 <Oksana> Heh... The battery chargers arrived, finally. But, I received it only one and a half days after post marked it as delivered. Why? The sender shortened the address, to make it fit the sticker. Instead of removing useless words, or turning my middle name into one-letter initial, it removed crucial piece of information, so I had to get it from Mail Centre, because otherwise the parcel would...

05:23 <Oksana> ...have gone entirely sideways. In the process, too much noise was generated. Looks like next time I will give a sender pre-shortened address, and initial instead of middle name, to avoid careless sticker-printers.

05:25 <Oksana> The crowning piece of information: I cannot use the chargers, yet. Because they have arrived without wires. I knew, beforehand, that they use 2mm Nokia plugs, and I do not consider it annoying. But I expected the wires to be included. It's not like I have a 2mm Nokia plug readily available around here. :-/

05:33 <Oksana> One consolation: now I have nearly universal Nokia battery chargers. Even if it will take me aeons to power them on.

07:36 <freemangordon> jusa_: any idea how to name that function https://gitorious.org/pulseaudio-nokia/pulseaudio-nokia/source/3c30df3f496b712b2b3c17b83d87a4469fb71788:src/xprot/a_xprot.c#L334 ? . the same for what I finally called __normalize(). from memories that is :)

08:46 <jason___> Hi freemangordon_

08:48 <freemangordon_> jason___: hi

08:49 <jason___> ARe you familiar with code flux?

08:50 <freemangordon_> no idea what's that :)

08:50 <jason___> part of being free is having control over nuclear power

08:51 <jason___> Sometimes you don't know what you've got until it is gone is true when it comes to code.

08:51 <freemangordon_> jason___: seems I am missing the context

08:52 <jason___> Oksana: mentioned that phones are a major form of communication but there is also wimax

08:58 <jason___> freemangordon_: What phone are you using now?

08:58 <freemangordon_> n900

08:59 <jason___> Why did you choose the n900 freemangordon_ ?

08:59 <freemangordon_> because of the fmtx :)

09:00 <jason___> Isn't there a west german sold phone that is easily reversed to tx?

09:02 <freemangordon_> jason___: I am a bit busy right now, can't attend on a lengthy general discussion

09:03 <jason___> freemangordon_: Can I buy an n900?

09:03 <bencoh> check on ebay ... or on talk.maemo :)

09:32 <jason___> replicant

09:59 <freemangordon_> :)

10:01 <jonwil> and now I plan to use the geek coding fuel of a meatlovers pizza (with added jalapenos), garlic bread and bottle of Coke to figure out just how HEAD compares to microb-engine in terms of npapi :)

10:06 <jason___> jonwil: enjoy!

10:07 <jonwil> and its GOOD pizza too, not that crap from that red place named after a type of building or that blue place named after a type of game piece :)

10:21 <bencoh> :)

10:41 <jason___> What a useless youtube video

10:42 <jason___> not "GOOD" pizza

10:46 <jason___> This phone comes from the russion Feds

10:57 <jason___> Are you and drake familiar with "Din al-Haqq"?

14:58 <DocScrutinizer05> tentatively add to Neo900 feature list: "precise metering of RF transmitted power (for those with RF-allergy) aka 'monitor and ensure SAR'" and "detection of other RF sources in vicinity, theoretical frequency range 50MHz to 3500MHz (sensitivity not linear across complete range)"

14:59 <DocScrutinizer05> ^^^ is a synergetic effect we harvest from our already projected tight monitoring of modem, so basically no added cost for both features

14:59 <DocScrutinizer05> :-)

15:05 <jonwil> bah, why must this be hard. All I want is to say "take path a and path b, compare the 2 and ignore any files not named a,b,c,d or e" but I cant get any of the diffing tools (gnu diff being the main one I have tried) to do it

15:05 <jonwil> and the gnu diffutils manual is totally useless

15:06 <DocScrutinizer05> use find(1), profit :-)

15:08 <DocScrutinizer05> you probably will want to use --exec grep...; parameter instead of using shell $( ) expansion for filenames to grep

15:09 <freemangordon_> jonwil: git diff?

15:09 <DocScrutinizer05> or that :-)

15:10 <jonwil> git diff doesn't help since the stuff isn't in a git repo

15:10 <jonwil> its actually a pair of pulls from 2 different but related hg repos

15:11 <freemangordon_> put them in git repos :)

15:11 <jonwil> they are too big to put into git repos easily :P

15:12 <bencoh> +1 for git

15:12 <bencoh> that's the only sane way to do that kind of thing

15:13 <bencoh> and ... it'll be easier to patch/work with it anyway

15:16 <jonwil> I got find to do what I want

15:16 <obsed> yep find is good

15:16 <jonwil> it will now list everything under <folder> but only if the name matches one of <filenames>

15:18 <DocScrutinizer05> freemangordon_: how about HW-PWM in OMAP, does it keep the SoC in a power-greedy state or can it run on complete chip in an economic (idle/0-clocked) state as well?

15:18 <DocScrutinizer05> actually @to-whom-it-makes-sense

21:43 <misv> na

21:44 <misv> mt.

21:44 <DocScrutinizer05> naamd

21:46 <jason___> Hi Oksana

21:46 <Oksana> Hi jason___

21:47 <jason___> Oksana it is possible you are infected.

22:30 <kerio> wat

22:37 <Oksana> kerio?

22:37 <Oksana> Good morning :-)

23:29 <jason___> I do not like interacting with dragons of darkness.