00:28 <Nairwolf> I hope your meetup will be great ;)

04:33 <Nairwolf> How was the meeting paulproteus ?

19:16 <paulproteus> Howdy neynah (-:

19:17 <neynah> Hi! Funny seeing you here.

19:18 <paulproteus> In other news http://www.slideshare.net/bcantrill/corporate-open-source-antipatterns is sort of hilarious.

19:18 <paulproteus> I was trying to find a blog post I once read that "having an office" is a corporate open source antipattern because you end up using different communication media "within the company" vs "within the community".

19:19 <paulproteus> But anyway.

19:19 <paulproteus> neynah, I think you had a question or something? I forget.

19:20 <neynah> Interesting! I will read this later.

19:20 <neynah> yes

19:20 <neynah> @kentonv How much time do I have before all the app launch, app market banner, and mini icons need to be completed/submitted?

19:21 <paulproteus> Semi-sorry to always have things for you to read, neynah. : P

19:22 <neynah> ;P

19:22 <neynah> I prefer pictures usually

19:25 <paulproteus> I have strong opinions (which may well be wrong) about how to communicate changes to the Sandstorm packaging metadata files because I know this isn't going to be the last time we need people to do things like this, and so I want us to do our best possible to have people trust and like us when we seemingly are forcing them to do some extra work beyond what they already did.

19:26 <paulproteus> Also I should eat lunch! I am hungry.

19:43 <paulproteus> I guess http://pyvideo.org/video/415/pycon-2011--get-new-contributors--and-diversity-- might be a good intro the Asheesh Open Source Philosophy, but it might also be a distraction and off-topic. Also should do that lunching thing.

19:47 <zarvox> i,i AOSP == Asheesh Open Source Philosophy

20:50 <YuviPanda> paulproteus: haven't really been able to contribute much here, unfortunately - got distracted by setting up kubernetes at wikimedia...

20:50 <YuviPanda> sorry about that

20:50 <paulproteus> YuviPanda: That's fine, hope that's going nicely at least!

20:51 <YuviPanda> indeed, just setup a running cluster, now to find things to run on it

20:51 <paulproteus> Consider installing a Sandstorm there and giving an invite to all @wikimedia.org people.

20:51 <paulproteus> (-:

20:52 <YuviPanda> :D sandstorm on kubernetes?

20:52 <paulproteus> I mean, Sandstorm on one of the guests (Docker containers?) on Kubernetes.

20:52 <paulproteus> It wouldn't take advantage of the clustering of Kubernetes but it would presumably *run*. (-:

20:52 <YuviPanda> right

20:53 <YuviPanda> should be an interesting test at some point. cgroups in cgroups in...

20:53 <YuviPanda> I've also been vaguely involved with leap.se

20:53 <paulproteus> Neat (-:

20:54 <paulproteus> https://storm.torproject.org/ exists, so it's not like Wikimedia would be the first free software community to use Sandstorm for internal tools.