[01:27] <balrog> and one we missed … http://codaset.com/
[01:28] <balrog> went away in aug
[01:33] <chronomex> Dennis Ritchie died.
[01:33] <chronomex> https://plus.google.com/u/2/101960720994009339267/posts/ENuEDDYfvKP
[01:36] <balrog> I saw :/
[02:35] <underscor> I had to get out my original printing of The C Programming Language while mourning :(
[02:59] <underscor> 318GB uploaded to the archive today, w00t
[03:07] <BlueMax> underscor: yeah, C++11 was finished, wasn't it?
[03:07] <underscor> C++11?
[03:08] <BlueMax> Isn't that the name of the standard?
[03:10] <SketchCow> Just finished an initial run through the wiki - deleted everyone who never contributed an edit.
[03:10] <SketchCow> Next run, likely not tonight, will be anyone who has only contributed an edit that has been deleted.
[04:41] * opss all sleeping here
[04:41] <opss> damn
[04:42] <opss> what cuntry is this server here ?
[04:43] <opss> Hello
[04:43] <Coderjoe> BlueMax: uh... C, not C++
[04:43] <opss> Hello
[04:43] <BlueMax> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C%2B%2B11
[04:44] <Coderjoe> i damn well know what C++ (and C++11) is. I program in it damn near every day
[04:45] <Coderjoe> underscor was referring to reading the C programming language. Dennis Ritchie died.
[04:46] <BlueMax> I...damn. That, I didn't know.
[04:46] <opss> 6,0L12augh 6,0O12ut 6,0L12oud
[04:46] <opss> from where is this server (cuntry)
[04:46] <opss> ..?
[04:47] <opss> BlueMax
[04:47] <opss> BlueMax
[04:47] <Coderjoe> opss: well, the server you're connected to is in denmark
[04:47] <Coderjoe> whois Coderjoe
[04:47] <Coderjoe> er
[04:47] <opss> 6,0T12hank 6,0Y12ou Coderjoe
[04:48] <Coderjoe> the server I am connected to is in the netherlands
[04:48] <opss> 6,0O12kay
[04:48] <opss> Coderjoe; give me server adress from NETHERLANDS
[04:49] <opss> from script i connected
[04:49] <opss> i wanna see
[04:50] <opss> i chating now from london
[04:51] <opss> bye bye all; have fun :-)
[04:55] <Coderjoe> from twitter: Dennis Ritchie (1941-2011). His pointer has been cast to void *; his process has terminated with exit code 0.
[04:56] <Zebranky> forever free
[05:03] <chronomex> brk(0)
[06:03] <SketchCow> So much yahoo video going up
[06:03] <SketchCow> Also about to throw in 20-30 CD-ROMs
[06:03] <godane> hey SketchCow
[06:07] <db48x2> my phone is borked
[06:07] <db48x2> (almost) all the background services keep getting killed off, even things like the soft keyboard
[06:16] <Coderjoe> OOM_killed
[06:16] <Coderjoe> (at least it wouldn't surprise me)
[06:17] <db48x2> yea, that's what it feels like
[06:17] <db48x2> but it's got 200 megs of ram free
[06:36] <SketchCow> Here we go, CD images galore
[06:36] <SketchCow> They're going to have to become a sub-collection
[06:47] <SketchCow> http://www.archive.org/search.php?query=collection%3Acdbbsarchive&sort=-publicdate
[06:47] <SketchCow> They're going to keep blowing in there at the top.
[06:47] <SketchCow> It's about 6 CDs behind
[06:48] <db48x2> Zesty Bytes?
[06:48] <db48x2> none of my bytes have ever been zesty
[06:49] <db48x2> heh, I like how it uses the back of the cd as the image for the item
[06:49] <SketchCow> That's my mistake, I'll fix it on cleanup
[06:49] <SketchCow> It uses the first, and "back" comes before "front"
[06:50] <db48x2> right
[06:50] <SketchCow> It should be _00 and _01
[06:54] <db48x2> whew, my phone is working again
[06:54] <db48x2> I took out the sdcard and backed it up
[06:54] <db48x2> and now it works :P
[07:06] <SketchCow> Yep, there they are.
[07:13] <Wyatt> Ahh, when caption-writers go rogue... http://t.co/LTUNR4L8
[07:18] * db48x2 yawns
[07:18] <db48x2> the week should be over already
[07:20] <db48x2> what's up with http://www.archive.org/details/ARCHIVETEAM-YV-000045000-000049999.tar?
[07:20] <SketchCow> The system won't delete it yet
[07:21] <SketchCow> I have it declared deleted, but it takes a while.
[07:21] <SketchCow> And by deleted I mean dark
[07:21] <db48x2> oh, it's just misnamed
[11:06] <Schbirid> just finished downloading 37 gigabytes after 47 days. now that is dedication
[11:15] <Schbirid> Cameron_D: just remembererd i downloaded http://www.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Projects#Dead_Projects emuwiki 13GB torrent. message me if you still want it (same applies to anyone else)
[15:22] <SketchCow> Didn't I put that up on archive.org? Maybe I didn't.
[17:14] <db48x2> stupid windows
[17:16] <closure> http://www.alcatel-lucent.com/bstj/ -- nice archive of a technical journal
[17:22] <db48x2> closure: neat
[17:22] <db48x2> sweet, I just clicked on one at random and ended up with http://www.alcatel-lucent.com/bstj/vol27-1948/articles/bstj27-4-623.pdf
[17:39] <DFJustin> http://www.archive.org/details/cdrom-aoltrialdisk50 and http://www.archive.org/details/cdrom-aoltrialdiskversion5 are hash-identical
[18:04] <db48x2> arrrg
[18:05] <db48x2> how can svn make a simple merge into such an ordeal?
[18:24] <Coderjoe> because in non-distributed SCMs, merges have always been painful, if they had lots of changes.
[18:38] <yipdw> I dunno, it's not so much "non-distributed"
[18:38] <yipdw> as it is "Subversion doesn't represent branching in any fashion that permits easy merging"
[18:39] <db48x2> yea
[18:39] <db48x2> but why does it have to take two hours before it even starts merging the first file?
[18:39] <yipdw> no idea
[18:39] <yipdw> wait
[18:39] <yipdw> two hours?!
[18:39] <yipdw> jesus
[18:40] <yipdw> what are you merging?
[18:40] <db48x2> nothing much
[18:41] <db48x2> a few dozen files, a month's worth of changes
[18:41] <db48x2> very nearly a thousand revisions
[18:42] <db48x2> and only one revision on the other side :P
[18:42] <Coderjoe> that almost sounds like it was getting information about each intermediate revision on each side or something
[18:43] <Coderjoe> or it just took that long for it to pull a diff from the branch point to the head of the branch
[18:48] <SketchCow> DFJustin: Yes, you nailed it, there appears to have been one in two places. I'll get one removed.
[18:48] <SketchCow> It does happen.
[18:53] <sep332> More than one AOL disc? No way! /s
[18:54] <DFJustin> hmm I might actually still have an old aol cd around
[18:58] <Coderjoe> http://i.imgur.com/Ql1OO.jpg
[18:59] <Coderjoe> in order from left to right: I dunno (cd on top is silver), linux CDs, ISP cds, hard drive util CDs, mobo driver CDs
[18:59] <Coderjoe> iirc
[19:43] <emijrp> http://developers.slashdot.org/story/11/10/06/1524230/searching-for-mark-pilgrim
[19:43] <emijrp> http://developers.slashdot.org/story/11/10/13/192257/remirroring-mark-pilgrims-sites
[19:45] <ersi> Are you trying to say something?
[19:45] <emijrp> ah ok, tweets on textfiles
[19:45] <ersi> You're like, ages, late
[20:03] <emijrp> Sorry, I was busy living my life, didn't you get a life yet ersi?
[20:06] <underscor> lol
[20:15] <emijrp> http://www.archiveteam.org/index.php?title=Mark_Pilgrim
[20:19] <emijrp> Dennis Ritchie homepage was offline some hours ago, now available http://cm.bell-labs.com/cm/cs/who/dmr/
[20:23] <ersi> Combinator <3
[20:23] <ersi> oops
[20:24] <ersi> was scrolled up reading about the subversion doodo dah
[20:24] <ersi> emijrp: I have quite a nice live, thanks. I manage to keep up to date though, as I do not live under a rock. >_>
[20:26] <yipdw> I receive news updates on the world via my Infolink
[20:26] <yipdw> and I've got swords in my arms.
[20:27] <emijrp> SketchCow: thumbnail creator is fialing at the wiki