Time  Nick      Message
23:59 dcook     What do you mean by calling C4::Search directly?
23:59 eythian   Calling C4::Search directly won't work so well with ES
23:59 dcook     How do you mean?
23:58 eythian   But, they can be fixed one by one.
23:58 dcook     If we could use something more universal, that might save everyone some hacking
23:58 eythian   yeah, there are probably a lot of places where C4::Search is used directly. These will be an issue.
23:58 dcook     Mmm facets too I guess
23:58 dcook     We might only use the CCL/Zebra indexes in advanced searches
23:57 dcook     Because I think most of the time it's just a search box where you can stick anything into it
23:57 dcook     Actually, I'm thinking of doing an audit of search...trying to figure out all the places it gets called
23:56 dcook     But going to try it out
23:55 dcook     I'm guessing it doesn't need rtrn...
23:55 dcook     Or if it adds truncation when it detects * or ? during ZOOM::Query::CCL2RPN
23:55 dcook     I'm thinking of testing ZOOM to see if it needs rtrn
23:55 dcook     Yeah, I saw that
23:54 eythian   I end up converting it to *
23:54 dcook     Versus *
23:54 * dcook   has been wondering about the necessity of "rtrn"
23:54 dcook     And wrdl gets dropped for default...probably makes sense. Cool.
23:53 dcook     Righto
23:53 dcook     In the limits
23:52 eythian   also the opac
23:52 dcook     Ah yeah, that's the one
23:52 dcook     I'm looking at the OPAC. Maybe it's in the in tranet
23:52 eythian   language codes use it
23:52 eythian   146:		<option value="ln,rtrn:[% search_languages_loo.iso639_2_code %]">[% search_languages_loo.language_description %]</option>
23:52 eythian   144:		<option value="ln,rtrn:[% search_languages_loo.iso639_2_code %]" selected="selected">[% search_languages_loo.language_description %]</option>
23:52 eythian   koha-tmpl/intranet-tmpl/prog/en/modules/catalogue/advsearch.tt
23:51 * dcook   checks between 3.14 and master
23:51 dcook     Me too, but now I can't see it :/
23:51 eythian   I think I saw it somewhere.
23:51 dcook     Right, but I'm saying it should never make it's way into _modify_string_by_type
23:51 eythian   or do you mean about it getting set?
23:50 eythian   dcook: that's used by _modify_string_by_type
23:49 dcook     Although I thoguht there was one instance where it did in the advanced search..
23:49 dcook     In  "_convert_index_fields",  you change rtrn to 'right-truncate', but that appears to never show up
23:48 eythian   dcook: I don't know what you mean.
23:48 dcook     Which I can't find now..
23:47 dcook     eythian: And the right-truncate is for that one advanced search index, yeah?
23:44 eythian   dcook: it can, I haven't dealt with it yet though
23:42 dcook     versus structured
23:42 dcook     I suppose it's not basic search...but free form...
23:42 dcook     Off the top of my head, advanced search queries should be pretty easy to create if folks just plunk text into the advanced search form fields
23:41 dcook     I've been pondering a bit basic search versus advanced search...
23:38 dcook     Does ES stem on its own?
23:38 dcook     Mmm, I was wondering what you were doing with stemming and truncation
23:34 eythian   oh good
23:34 * dcook   is taking a look at eythian's ES query builder
23:31 * dcook   really needs to watch a game at some point...
23:31 dcook     Also Argentina-Belgium :p
23:31 dcook     Hmm sounds cool, tcohen
22:57 rangi     tcohen: can't hurt
22:57 eythian   tcohen: that's probably a good idea.
22:43 tcohen    we should add that to our source tree
22:43 tcohen    http://editorconfig.org/
22:43 wahanui   rumour has it this is the dawning of the age of Aquarius
22:43 tcohen    does anyone know this?
22:32 tcohen    so, Argentina-Belgium
22:31 tcohen    hi eythian
22:29 WNickC    thanks, I think I'll need it
22:29 eythian   hi
22:28 tcohen    good luck
22:28 tcohen    awesome
22:28 WNickC    yes?, that is the hope
22:28 tcohen    going to develop?
22:27 WNickC    Yes, learning linux and koha all at once
22:26 tcohen    WNickC: you're on a testing environment, right?
22:25 tcohen    np
22:25 WNickC    thanks tcohen
22:25 cait      [off] hopefully gone soon
22:23 tcohen    [off] /me thinks SQLHelper looks dangerous inside
22:20 WNickC    now errors I can understand
22:19 WNickC    ah
22:18 WNickC    I am sure of very little :)
22:18 tcohen    zebrasrv -f /home/nick/koha-dev/etc/koha-conf.xml
22:17 cait      and you are sure zebrasrv is running?
22:17 cait      hm
22:16 WNickC    rebuild_zebra.pl -b -a -r -v
22:15 cait      which command did you runẞ
22:15 cait      hm not sure sorry
22:14 WNickC    not loading more until it works :)
22:14 WNickC    nope, just 4
22:13 cait      shoul dit be more or is that ok?
22:13 cait      looks like only 4 records were indexed
22:13 cait      thx :)
22:05 pastebot  "WNickC" at 127.0.0.1 pasted "Zebra return" (506 lines) at http://paste.koha-community.org/72
22:04 cait      hm?
22:04 cait      i am here
22:04 huginn    tcohen: The operation succeeded.
22:04 tcohen    @later tell cait https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ComposeKey#Compose_key
21:58 wahanui   paste is, like, found at http://paste.koha-community.org
21:58 cait      paste?
21:58 cait      maybe thereis something to spot
21:57 cait      you can paste it
21:56 WNickC    with -v, just tried -v -v, over my head
21:53 cait      you tried a rebuild? with -v -v?
21:53 cait      it happens
21:53 WNickC    it's a VM, and it's just for testing and playing, isn't be the first and won't be last time I break it
21:49 WNickC    but still no dice, I think I have made other errors though
21:47 WNickC    I have learned that one
21:47 WNickC    yes, avoid root
21:46 rangi     (and neither of them should be root)
21:46 rangi     the user you rebuilt as, has to be the same user you run the zebrasrv as
21:45 wahanui   i heard permissions was most likely the problem
21:45 rangi     permissions
21:45 WNickC    nope. it is off
21:45 cait      so did you turn on opacsuppression?
21:44 WNickC    it's a git clone, but didn't seem to fix it
21:43 cait      but it can be a reason if it's not running for search not giving results
21:43 cait      it depends on how you installed koha if it's needed
21:40 WNickC    hmm...start zebra server..no, I don't think I did that
21:38 cait      did you activate opacsuppression but have not one suppressed record?
21:38 cait      did you start your zebra server?
21:36 WNickC    anyone have a hint at what to poke if zebra rebuild doesn't throw error but no records are returned in search?
21:07 huginn    cait: Quote #79: "<robin> drivers make windows crash, therefore windows makes drivers crash." (added by gmcharlt at 01:53 AM, June 24, 2010)
21:07 cait      @quote random
21:07 huginn    rhcl: The current temperature in Wyatt Park, St Joseph, Missouri is 29.8°C (4:07 PM CDT on July 01, 2014). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 45%. Dew Point: 17.0°C. Pressure: 29.87 in 1012 hPa (Falling).
21:07 rhcl      @wunder 64507
21:07 wahanui   i already had it that way, huginn.
21:07 huginn    cait: Error: 'random' is not a valid id.
21:07 cait      @quote get random
21:04 rhcl      really
20:50 cait      so quiet
19:38 cait      khall++
18:14 huginn    04Bug 11703: enhancement, P5 - low, ---, kyle, Signed Off , Convert checkouts table to ajax datatable
18:14 bag       also this will help with patrons that have a large number of previous checkouts, fines, holds etc.  http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=11703
18:13 jburds_   Nice
18:13 bag       jburds_: there is development working on getting the staff side ready for plack (we are actually working on bringing a live site up on that within the next week or so)
18:13 jburds_   Thanks, we are pretty new to the system and trying to speed it up as much as possible
18:11 bag       currently somewhere in that range is pretty average for koha
18:10 jburds_   Can someone tell me their average time to check in a book from a barcode scan until they can scan the next barcode?  We are averaging from 2 to 3 seconds normally.
18:10 oleonard  Hi bag
18:10 wahanui   wish i knew, oleonard
18:10 oleonard  wahanui: ?
18:08 wahanui   and beatings!
18:08 jburds_   Greetings!
18:03 bag       good morning
17:16 cait      khall++ :)
15:40 reiveune  bye
15:22 tcohen    as long as we have all involved tasks covered, I agree with either
15:21 tcohen    oleonard: first, I marked one of them as duplicate and it was reverted (so I had the same concern you have)
15:20 oleonard  tcohen: When is a bug dependent on the deprecate process and when is a bug dependent on the remove process?
15:18 tcohen    hi
15:18 cait      wb tcohen :)
15:17 tcohen    don't worry, we will close them all :-D
15:17 tcohen    it is an omnibus bug
15:17 tcohen    oleonard: deprecating it involves several other tasks
15:16 Joubu     oleonard: yep, not sure to understand. If we remove prog and ccsr theme, there are deprecated...
15:09 oleonard  tcohen: Do you have an opinion?
15:07 cait      we added to the coding guidelines
15:07 cait      i think deprecate is done :)
15:07 cait      no idea
15:07 oleonard  anyone? :)
15:02 oleonard  I'm confused about why we have one bug to deprecate prog/ccsr and one to remove them.
14:56 oleonard  Joubu: Of course.
14:55 huginn    04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=12494 normal, P5 - low, ---, oleonard, Signed Off , Remove yuipath system preference
14:55 Joubu     oleonard: I completely agree with bug 12494, but I cannot pass qa on it without a patch for the dependent bug. It will break ccsr and prog.
14:54 cait      unusuable < not much better
14:54 oleonard  I am certainly willing to Joubu. I was waiting to hear the discussion at the meeting tomorrow.
14:53 jcamins   cait: as long as you didn't spell it "usable."
14:52 Joubu     oleonard: do you plan to submit a patch to remove prog and ccsr themes?
14:49 cait      hm i typoed unusable
14:48 cait      ... *sigh*
14:48 cait      so start from scratch it would be
14:48 cait      ok
14:41 jcamins   But I don't think you could just modify EasyAnalytics to handle bound-withs without a lot of work. :(
14:40 jcamins   We are agreed in that.
14:40 jcamins   Right.
14:39 cait      so i think even if easyanalytics worked in combination with usecontrolnumber, which it doesn't... and we wouldn#t overwrite the records .... it wouldn't work
14:39 jcamins   Right.
14:39 cait      because you can have 1 item that is bound in with another and still have real items for both records where that has not been done
14:39 jcamins   It's just the rest of the functionality that was a workaround.
14:38 cait      so it shouldn't be in the record
14:38 jcamins   Oh, 773 is definitely the correct field.
14:38 cait      but bound withs are really item specific
14:38 cait      I think for analytics it makes kind of sense to (mis)use the 773
14:37 jcamins   A much-needed band-aid, but a band-aid.
14:37 cait      well...
14:37 jcamins   That was never much more than a band-aid.
14:37 cait      yeah
14:37 jcamins   You mean the EasyAnalytics?
14:37 cait      way too optimistic
14:37 cait      but i gues... that was too optimistic
14:37 cait      to just... also look in my shiny table
14:36 cait      i was wondering if one coudl modify the bit that cheks for the marc field to show the item
14:36 jcamins   Yeah.
14:36 cait      so hard eh?
14:36 jcamins   It would be a lot of work, because basically you'd have to add an additional layer in between item and bib.
14:35 jcamins   cait: oh god, oh god, where's the schnapps?
14:35 cait      ?
14:35 cait      define nuisanceß
14:34 jcamins   But I think it's a good idea.
14:34 jcamins   Well... a ton of a nuisance.
14:34 jcamins   cait: it would be a bit of a nuisance.
14:33 cait      to be used for bound withs
14:33 cait      I am thinking about a table that has the itemnumber and the biblionumber of the record it should appear on
14:33 cait      jcamins: how hard do you think would it be to use part of the analytics feature (showing an item on another record) but make it use a db table for storing the linking instead of something in the MARC record?
14:32 cait      and it's a cool feature ... :)
14:27 cait      no worries... i will not say that all the time now :) i just felt like it because i amgoing through my inbox here
14:27 jcamins   Even if change 1 is useless without change 2.
14:27 huginn    04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=11577 new feature, P5 - low, ---, h.meissner.82, Needs Signoff , [ENH] Automatic renewal feature
14:27 cait      bug 11577
14:26 cait      btw... someone should test a really nice patch from a library!
14:26 jcamins   For a system like Koha, where all the code is spread across many files, multiple patches made it easier to see what was going on with change 1 and change 2.
14:25 cait      i think if you start fresh on a patch, that is probably true
14:25 oleonard  Okay, I'm glad to hear the counter-argument. From my perspective as a tester multiple patches don't make things easier.
14:24 cait      i think ther are probably reasons for both approaches
14:24 jcamins   oleonard: as an RM, I preferred multiple patches.
14:24 Joubu     oleonard: when I develop a feature, I split into small patches for readability
14:24 cait      also for the tester easier to see what changed to the previous version he/she tested
14:23 Joubu     oleonard: not sure
14:23 cait      i think the problem is when the first patches already have sign offs
14:23 oleonard  I think if a bug has multiple patches then each patch should have a separate test plan. If one can't test the patches separately then they should be squashed.
14:12 jcamins   lol
14:11 cait      lol
14:11 oleonard  jcamins: That's why librarians here have to add to internal notes, "Please don't read this aloud to the patron"
14:10 cait      not sure that woudl go into a hold note
14:10 cait      lol
14:10 jcamins   oleonard: what, you don't want patrons to see things like "patron very obnoxious, avoid engaging at all costs"?
14:09 cait      maybe it shoudl be an internal and a patron note... but lots more work
14:09 cait      i had seen the bug earlier
14:09 cait      oleonard: yeah my thoughts too :(
14:08 huginn    04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=12358 normal, P5 - low, ---, oleonard, NEW , patrons can't see hold notes in the opac
14:08 oleonard  It might be problematic to suddenly show them to the patron (Bug 12358)
14:08 oleonard  I never really tested them before, but yeah: notes can be left by patron or staff but are only seen by staff
14:07 cait      but i think some might use them only internally if the user can't see them right now... so not sure what might be in there
14:07 cait      not sure really
14:06 oleonard  I wonder how libraries use hold notes which have been left by the patron
12:45 tcohen    hi oleonard
12:44 oleonard  Hi tcohen
12:43 tcohen    morning #koha
12:18 cait      hi oleonard
12:18 oleonard  Hi #koha
12:02 Racoo     Hi, I have biblio and holding duplication problem. How can I solve the problem with the duplication, plase help.
11:06 huginn    bgkriegel: The current temperature in Bo Alto de San Martin, Cordoba City, Argentina is 7.5°C (8:05 AM ART on July 01, 2014). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 75%. Dew Point: 3.0°C. Windchill: 8.0°C. Pressure: 29.98 in 1015 hPa (Steady).
11:06 bgkriegel @wunder cordoba, argentina
10:20 cait      hm might be too early and still travelling - bbiab
10:19 cait      gmcharlt: ping
10:16 huginn    04Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=11703 enhancement, P5 - low, ---, kyle, Passed QA , Convert checkouts table to ajax datatable
10:16 cait      sophie_m: it's about bug 11703
10:16 cait      is kind of a big deal
10:16 cait      i am torn here, i kow we don't officially support it, but I think totally breaking THE main feature of an ils...
10:15 cait      admin - but circ doesn't work at all with the new patches
10:15 sophie_m  cait : opac or admin ?
10:14 cait      it's totally confusing and most of the time the display is just wrong
10:14 cait      I see totally unreliable behaviour
10:13 cait      Joubu: it's really terrible :(
10:01 Joubu     IE--
09:46 cait      IE--
09:14 Racoo     Hi, I have biblio and holding duplication problem. How can I solve the problem with the duplication, plase help.
08:07 cait      Joubu++
08:03 cait      i can't get to any page right now
08:03 cait      my problem is, the whole installations seems to hang
08:03 cait      hm weird
08:01 Joubu     cait: I don't see the patches on the sandbox 7
07:58 cait      hm yep, looks like the sanbox hangs
07:57 cait      not sure if it's the sandbox, as it seems very slow right now
07:56 cait      and the ajax circ hangs :(
07:56 cait      i am on sandbox 7
07:56 nlegrand  Hey #koha!
07:56 Joubu     cait: yep
07:54 cait      Joubu around?
07:29 * dcook   heads off for the night
07:29 dcook     hi French folks!
07:29 * dcook   will have to play tomorrow
07:29 dcook     Still not a great solution though..
07:28 dcook     To the point where I might not even need to fix our broken homegrown stuff...
07:28 dcook     Huh...I think I have some ideas about how to improve the QueryParser...
07:27 gaetan_B  hello
07:05 dcook     Ah, QueryParser was just borked when there were nulls in the defaultSortOrder and defaultSortField preferences...which should never be empty anyway...
06:59 reiveune  hello
06:20 eythian   dcook: heh
06:19 huginn    cait: khall was last seen in #koha 3 days, 13 hours, 13 minutes, and 39 seconds ago: <khall> I've never seen those codes. odd
06:19 cait      @seen khall
06:18 dcook     eythian && others: http://existentialcomics.com/comic/35
06:15 dcook     binary fun
06:15 * dcook   claps
06:13 dcook     Totes
06:13 dcook     Yeah
06:13 dcook     Hmm, I guess not
06:13 eythian   100 == 00100 == 0000000000100
06:12 eythian   well for an &, it's not necessary to say that anything is truncated.
06:11 dcook     Wild.
06:11 dcook     So 131124 & 32 in binary would be : 100000000000110100 AND 100000. Since the longer number gets truncated down to the same length it would end up being 110100 AND 100000, and since only "1" matches...you get 100000 which is 32
06:05 dcook     The numbers are pretty neat...
05:53 eythian   I guess so long as you think of them as bitstrings rather than strings, it's clearer.
05:52 dcook     Gotta love their helpful examples, eh?
05:52 eythian   Probably useful in some obscure cases.
05:52 eythian   though, I didn't actually know about the string versions of the operators. That seems to be too much like magic for my tastes.
05:51 dcook     So this helped visualize it for me: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitwise_operation#AND
05:51 dcook     :)
05:51 eythian   yeah :)
05:51 dcook     "If an operand is a number, that will imply a numeric bitwise operation"
05:51 dcook     Ahh, I think I see what you're saying
05:50 dcook     http://perldoc.perl.org/perlop.html#Bitwise-String-Operators
05:50 eythian   they're number operators
05:50 eythian   <dcook> I so do not get bitwise string operators...
05:50 dcook     So & does the operation on the numbers in binary
05:50 dcook     code *
05:50 dcook     The quotation marks are just to denote the code bit
05:49 dcook     Hmm?
05:49 eythian   it's not a string there, it's a number
05:49 dcook     The bitwise operand & does a bitwise 'AND' operation
05:48 dcook     2**$bit will calculate 2 raised to the power of $bit
05:48 dcook     Koha's Auth.pm relies upon the following logic to set the base permissions for users: "( $flags & ( 2**$bit ) )"
05:47 cait      dcook: hm?
05:42 dcook     Oh...I think I might actually understand now..
05:40 cait      aleisha++
05:40 cait      thx for your help!
05:40 cait      :)
05:40 aleisha   well I can sign off on that patch now so thanks for your help!
05:38 dcook     Oh wait...maybe I'm just missing the last step..
05:38 dcook     I so do not get bitwise string operators...
05:37 cait      but i have no idea how to improve it :(
05:36 aleisha   ohhh i see thank you!
05:36 cait      ... every of our libraries asks that at least once
05:36 cait      then the counter will go up as the item is added
05:36 cait      you have to click the little add item button a bit above
05:36 cait      oh yes
05:36 aleisha   thanks cait that helps heaps but i'm not able to change the quantity when im adding an order to the basket?
05:33 cait      lol
05:30 eythian   http://www.theonion.com/video/ninja-parade-slips-through-town-unnoticed-once-aga,14181/
05:28 cait      hope what I said is understandable :) i am still waking up :)
05:27 cait      and then it should have close basket in the top toolbar
05:27 cait      so basically you create you choose a vendor... create a basket... order something and don't check the uncertain checkbox
05:26 cait      you will have to dealwith those first in case and then you can close it
05:25 cait      it will only appear when you don't have uncertain prices
05:25 cait      but beware
05:25 cait      there is a button on top of he basket
05:24 aleisha   cait: how do you close a basket?
05:23 cait      and then new basket group - and drag and drop the closed baskets into it
05:23 cait      anothe option is going to he vendor of your basket
05:23 rangi     cool
05:22 cait      that will create a basket group with the name ofyour basket automatically and shuld take you there
05:22 cait      one thing you can do is check the little check box in the yellow alert htat appeart when closing a basket
05:22 cait      there are different ways
05:22 rangi     cait: how do you add baskets to a basketgroup?
05:13 rangi     https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ggGLFCi1R64
05:03 eythian   heh
05:03 cait      wish etc.
05:02 cait      morning
05:00 eythian   go etc.
05:00 eythian   hi cait
04:50 rangi     sweet!
04:50 aleisha   rangi: managed to sign off on 12386 (once I worked out how to test it) so I'll do 12429 now!
04:44 dcook     Borked for the "Search the catalog" at the top. Not the advanced search.
04:43 dcook     I thought I had it working recently...
04:43 dcook     Is it just me or is QueryParser royally borked in the intranet?
04:10 huginn    04Bug 12494: normal, P5 - low, ---, oleonard, Needs Signoff , Remove yuipath system preference
04:10 rangi     http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=12494 too
04:08 huginn    04Bug 12429: normal, P5 - low, ---, oleonard, Needs Signoff , patron seeing fines codes
04:08 rangi     also http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=12429
04:06 huginn    04Bug 12386: trivial, P5 - low, ---, oleonard, Needs Signoff , 'Days in advance' pull down in bootstrap OPAC is huge
04:06 rangi     aleisha: http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=12386
03:39 huginn    New commit(s) kohagit: Bug 11357 - biblioitems.size value not correctly displayed in list emails sent from... <http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=koha.git;a=commitdiff;h=6d77304c98e9b4c839b3bcf19e1453a7e6ec8aaa>
03:29 dcook     On the plus side, I have a better idea of what C looks like now..
03:21 wahanui   indexdata git is, like, http://git.indexdata.com/
03:21 dcook     indexdata git?
03:21 dcook     Indexdata Git is http://git.indexdata.com/
03:19 dcook     It's not too interesting
03:19 dcook     hehe
03:18 eythian   nooooooope.
03:17 dcook     For anyone who is a bit masochistic and wants to see how Net::Z3950::ZOOM calls the ZOOM-C API... http://git.indexdata.com/?p=ZOOM-Perl.git;a=tree
03:15 dcook     Err, http://zoom.z3950.org/api/zoom-current.html#3.3.1 more specifically...
03:14 dcook     Because no one would ever want to analyze the query that they've transformed before sending it to the server...
03:14 dcook     Yeah, really helpful, guys...
03:14 dcook     http://zoom.z3950.org/api/zoom-current.html#3.3
02:11 wahanui   OK, eythian.
02:11 eythian   wahanui: bots is <reply>http://youtu.be/B1BdQcJ2ZYY
02:10 wahanui   eythian: no idea
02:10 eythian   wahanui: are you a bot?
01:14 dcook     I think I might have to run out and get some laksa soon
01:14 dcook     Mmm
01:13 eythian   I have Vietnamese chicken curry now
01:07 dcook     Badde Manors is pretty tasty though
01:07 dcook     Alas, too much walking
01:07 dcook     lol
01:06 dcook     hehe
01:06 eythian   only, spelt right.
01:06 eythian   I might have Vietnamise.
01:05 eythian   ooh
01:05 eythian   http://www.wherethefuckshouldigotoeat.com/ <-- this is useful for that
01:04 * dcook   needs a lunch henchman
01:04 dcook     Yeah, I forgot my lunch at home. Sick though so don't feel like finding it.
01:04 eythian   Maybe a quesidea.
01:03 eythian   but I don't know what I want.
01:03 eythian   I should find some lunch
01:00 dcook     Cool that Grant is one of you folks
01:00 dcook     Hmm weird
00:59 eythian   the moose rdeps one works for me
00:59 eythian   dcook: one of the folks here made that.
00:57 dcook     Couldn't get this one to work as it kept timing out: http://mapofcpan.org/#/distro/Moose/rdeps
00:57 dcook     http://mapofcpan.org/#/distro/Moose/deps
00:57 dcook     This is kind of cool: http://mapofcpan.org/#/
00:18 dcook     Alarm in the phone, so one way or another I should be there tomorrow morning
00:18 dcook     All good now though :D
00:17 dcook     Or I just haven't used it in so long that I forget how to do it :p
00:17 dcook     Yeah,  I figured it out eventually. Looks like the app might've changed a bit since I used it last.
00:16 eythian   dcook: yeah, you might be able to tell the IRC client to auto log you in to nickserv
00:10 dcook     Perfect
00:05 dac       Developer meeting tomorrow morning, yeah?
00:04 dcook     Man trying to identify to Nickserv only using your thumbs is not fun..
00:01 eythian   they're great for that
00:00 dcook     Also better for webcomic reading :D
00:00 dcook     I think my friends are a bit crazy for getting me one, but I've been thinking about buying a tablet for a while if only to catch up on email on transit..