Time  Nick         Message
12:31 drojf        is this page still valid? http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Switching_to_dom_indexing
12:32 drojf        i wasn't sure so i did not pass it around on the mailing list
12:33 drojf        we should have up to date information on that somewhere, there will be more people with the wrong zebra_*_index_mode
12:33 drojf        and since gprs is deprecated and all…
12:38 drojf        @later tell cait you mean like http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=9248 ? ;)
12:38 huginn       drojf: The operation succeeded.
12:38 huginn       04Bug 9248: enhancement, P5 - low, ---, mirko, Failed QA , Add a German Zebra language definition file
14:11 drojf        the message for zebra_bib_grs_warn on about.pl suggests that setting zebra_bib_index_mode to 'dom' is enough to switch to dom indexing. is that true these days? (given the mail on the list, i assume it is not, but it sounds like it is supposed to?)
14:34 jcamins      drojf: not at all true, no.
18:48 cait         hi #koha
18:49 cait         @later tell drojf then we should fix it :)
18:49 huginn       cait: The operation succeeded.
18:49 drojf        @later tell cait ok :)
18:49 huginn       drojf: The operation succeeded.
18:49 cait         oh hey :)
18:49 drojf        hi
18:49 drojf        that was fun :)
18:49 cait         sorry, just got back from a weekend trip
18:50 drojf        oh nice
18:51 cait         we were at a chocolate christmas market...
18:59 rangi        http://hea.koha-community.org/systempreferences  sweet aleisha fixed the scaling issue
19:00 rangi        morning
19:01 drojf        hi rangi
19:01 drojf        cait: oh chocolate. what did you bring for us? :)
19:01 cait         morning rangi
19:01 cait         2kg ritter sport surprise bag? :)
19:01 cait         and one roses and one with rapsberry... i think
19:02 drojf        sounds great :D
19:08 drojf        i accidentally added >2mb translation stuff to a patch. that would have had a nice impact on my contributed lines ;)
19:09 cait         heh
20:26 * wizzyrea   gives a monday wave
20:45 wizzyrea     ibeardslee: http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/the-switch/wp/2014/12/04/new-york-city-libraries-soon-will-let-patrons-check-out-the-internet/
20:59 ibeardslee   wizzyrea: ohhh
21:00 ibeardslee   Good to see things like that happen
21:00 wizzyrea     amazing eh
21:01 wizzyrea     some libraries in kansas doing it too, I'm told.
21:02 wizzyrea     It is also testing its model with state library systems in Kansas and Maine. < NEKLS, to be exact.
21:02 wahanui      okay, wizzyrea.
21:02 wizzyrea     forget it
21:02 wahanui      wizzyrea: I forgot it
21:02 ibeardslee   NZ should be able to do something like that in all libraries
21:03 ibeardslee   we have a UFB network going through the country, we should be able to have a solid backbone that have ISPs peered
21:03 wizzyrea     exactly
21:03 wizzyrea     rural areas are a bit hard
21:03 wizzyrea     some places that still have line of sight phone
21:04 wizzyrea     though getting better maybe.
21:04 ibeardslee   not that hard, .. although depends how you do it.  if you can get network to a community centre and encourage people to use that, it is a start
21:04 wizzyrea     *nod*
21:05 ibeardslee   sigh .. for a big lotto win
21:05 wizzyrea     yeah, or less douchey politicians
21:06 ibeardslee   yep .. paying for carbon credits so we can increase emmisions seems to be more important
21:06 wizzyrea     so dumb, I know we can do better at carbon emissions.
21:08 ibeardslee   unfortunately a big lotto win is more likely than less douchey politicians
21:09 * ibeardslee is too young to be so cynical
21:10 wizzyrea     it's part of the plan to make good people feel hopeless.
21:10 wizzyrea     so they won't object.
21:15 ibeardslee   that and subsidising reality TV
21:24 eythian      hi
21:24 wahanui      niihau, eythian
21:34 jcamins      wizzyrea: unfortunately, the libraries still aren't at times when people might want to go in to check out the access points.
21:34 wizzyrea     aren't what? open?
21:34 eythian      yeah, that sentence no verb.
21:35 jcamins      Heh.
21:35 jcamins      Yeah, open.
21:35 wizzyrea     :( that sucks
22:13 * magnuse    waves at all the cool people then promptly falls asleep
22:18 ibeardslee   still need to find a way to bootstrap things like that .. do you still need to go irl to join a library?
22:19 dcook        ibeardslee, depends on the library, I suppose?
22:19 dcook        If it's a public library, you almost always need to show some proof of residence
22:20 ibeardslee   yeah true.  But I suppose once that has happened then, online checkout/delivery of books/access points are possible although, I imagine, costly.
22:21 dcook        Hmm, good question
22:21 ibeardslee   .. feel free to tweak punctuation
22:21 dcook        hehe
22:21 dcook        I've heard stories about "libraries" that are essentially just post boxes
22:21 dcook        But I suppose that's still shipping to a "central" location
22:21 dcook        Not to the users
22:21 dcook        online checkout would be rad
22:22 dcook        Very rad in fact
22:22 dcook        Damn it, why don't libraries do that...
22:22 dcook        :p
22:22 ibeardslee   yeah .. I had a discussion a while back with wizzyrea about how the library access is a tablet of some sort.
22:22 ibeardslee   electronic delivery of books
22:23 ibeardslee   and other research, information access
22:23 wizzyrea     curated things
22:23 ibeardslee   yes
22:23 dcook        I'm not sure I understand?
22:23 dcook        Wait..
22:23 dcook        "I'm not sure I understand."*
22:24 * dcook      is always confused when people put question marks instead of full stops.
22:24 eythian      dcook: hello!
22:24 ibeardslee   instead of a library card, people get a tablet that gives access to the library's resources
22:25 eythian      what is this, star trek?
22:25 dcook        heya, eythian :)
22:25 dcook        ibeardslee: I'm also thinking star trek
22:26 dcook        Sounds interesting. I wish I were more connected with my local library
22:26 dcook        In the past, it was too far to walk from my house
22:26 dcook        Now it's close enough to walk to, but it's a bit past my house... so I never go that far after work :p
22:27 eythian      http://paste.koha-community.org/306 <-- related story about checking out the internet
22:27 ibeardslee   walk home a different way
22:28 eythian      http://youtu.be/9ZlBUglE6Hc <-- here's a guide
22:31 wizzyrea     yeah, libraries think they need complicated software to manage computers
22:32 wizzyrea     but what they really need, and what I always advocated for, was exactly what he described there.
22:32 wizzyrea     a barcode, associated with a computer, with hourly loans and fines.
22:33 ibeardslee   scan your card to 'login' and that kicks you off after your time.
22:33 wizzyrea     even that's too complicated.
22:35 eythian      ibeardslee:
22:35 eythian      <neale> ha, nice
22:35 eythian      <neale> SpaceHobo, what you don't understand is that we must apply technology to everything.
22:35 eythian      <SpaceHobo> haha yeah
22:35 eythian      <neale> It is a moral imperative
22:35 eythian      <neale> cf: voting
22:35 eythian      (those are the bits immediately after the paste)
22:35 wizzyrea     yeah, it's always been a peeve of mine when people try to solve people problems with an overuse of technology.
22:36 wizzyrea     often you don't have a technical problem - you have a people problem that seems like you might have to be confrontational so you seek a technical solution to that.
22:36 wizzyrea     "I can't do anything about it, the computer says your time is up"
22:36 ibeardslee   if I don't have to deal with people that's a win ;)
22:37 wizzyrea     haha.
22:37 ibeardslee   .. or maybe if people don't have to deal with me ..
22:37 dcook        hehe
22:38 * wizzyrea   is torn on being nice or being snarktastic
22:38 eythian      https://twitter.com/hypatiadotca/status/541070697716412417
22:38 dcook        It's a tough one. If you're only able to go to the library that day to print off your resume, and everyone else is hogging the computers (even if they are getting fines), that doesn't really help the person who needs to print off their resume :/
22:39 wizzyrea     yeah, this is why libraries have staff. :P
22:39 rangi        i should get to see those in person tomorrow :)
22:39 wizzyrea     i want some of those beads for soren.
22:39 dcook        Those are rad
22:39 dcook        I need some of those beads :p
22:40 eythian      I'll see if they have extras
22:40 eythian      it's possible they're only giving them out to people from overseas though
22:40 wizzyrea     if they don't, at least find out where they got them ;)
22:40 eythian      locals should know that sun == death
22:40 wizzyrea     please and thank you
22:41 wizzyrea     besides "the internet" though that's a valid answer - I just want to know if they walked into a shop and bought them.
22:41 wizzyrea     or ordered them online.
22:45 dcook        Oh man... the sun in Greece was awesome
22:45 dcook        You could be in the sun all the time and not burn
22:46 dcook        It was weird
22:46 dcook        But awesome
22:48 eythian      yeah, I found that in Europe too.
22:48 eythian      spend all day walking in the sun and might be a little red at the end of it
23:09 dcook        Yep. It's pretty great. Now that summer is here/approaching, I need to remember that I can't go outside for 5 minutes without sunscreen.
23:30 dcook        @later tell tcohen back! I missed you too :)
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