code logs -> 2016 -> Mon, 08 Feb 2016< code.20160207.log - code.20160209.log >
--- Log opened Mon Feb 08 00:00:57 2016
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00:37 * McMartin experiments with KDE Plasma Desktop
00:37
<&McMartin>
This is... a whole lot more sensible than the last time I tried KDE.
00:43
<&McMartin>
Also, Xenon can do audio playback now, hooray.
00:52
< Azash>
When you need to reserve train tickets but the ticket shop was outsourced to Accenture
00:53
<&McMartin>
Hm. There is the issue that it doesn't want to display at over 1366x768, which is, um, a bit too low on the vertical space.
00:59
<&McMartin>
Mmm. Seems to be the monitor's fault. It'll accept a 1080p image, but it will then clip off all the edges.
01:15 Turaiel[Offline] is now known as Turaiel
01:38
< Azash>
What the Christ
01:38
< Azash>
I kept getting errors for the online ticket store so I checked the FAQ
01:38
< Azash>
"The web store is open all days of the week 04:00-01:30."
01:38
< Azash>
That'll do it but.. Why?
02:04
< Turaiel>
Scheduled maintenance, probably
02:05
< Turaiel>
System's likely not set up to be able to handle requests and perform maintenance at the same time.
02:05
< Turaiel>
Government websites are like that fairly often for whatever reason.
02:15
< Azash>
Turaiel: But this is the web shop for the national railway monopoly
02:15
< Azash>
>>
02:16
< Turaiel>
They suck at web architecture :)
02:17
< Azash>
Yeah, as noted, this was a heavily publicized Accenture failure
02:17
< Azash>
By which I mean it was an Accenture project
02:18
< Azash>
Turaiel: http://forums.thedailywtf.com/forums/p/25019/267815.aspx
02:21
< Turaiel>
Ouch
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11:34
<@abudhabi>
Is it just me, or do wireless input devices (mice, keyboards) have far lower failure rates than wired equivalents, simply because they lack the cable?
11:34
<@abudhabi>
I've replaced countless wired inputs, nearly all of them because the cable was fucked.
11:35
<@abudhabi>
I'm wondering if it isn't cost-efficient to just spent some of the replacement money on batteries.
12:06
< Emmy>
never had that before
12:06
< Emmy>
the only wired things that ever get *^$^#% is my headphones
12:07
< Emmy>
and as long as they keep doing that within the 2yr warranty period every time, i'm good with that.
12:33
<@TheWatcher>
I tend to kill hte microswitches in my mice before the cable gives out - usually I'll replace them a couple of times first, in fact.
12:50
< Emmy>
This raises the question... what do you do to those poor peripherals, abudhabi!?
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13:20
<@abudhabi>
Emmy: Move them around.
13:28
<@gnolam>
I'm with TW. Never broke a cable, but I have worn out a lot of microswitches.
13:30 * Emmy shrugs
13:31
< Emmy>
my peripherals are all >15yr old.
13:32
< Emmy>
I've got an usb keyboard i use as emergency/spare and which i take to work which is a bit newer, but even my usb laser mouse is more than 15yr old afaik.
13:33
<@gnolam>
Glarghl
13:33
<@gnolam>
The documentation is lying again. >_<
13:34
< Emmy>
Why? is it advertising a tool as 'easy to use'/'reliable'/'safe'?
13:35
< Emmy>
or 'fast'
13:35
<@gnolam>
So, that arkane printing macro language? Silly me, I was implementing it according to its manual.
13:36
<@gnolam>
Not only are there a whole bunch of undocumented tags, but quite a few of them don't actually do what they're supposed to. >_<
13:36
< Emmy>
Ah, lovely
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14:34
<@gnolam>
It does explain some things though. Like why some of the undocumented codes appear to duplicate already existing ones.
14:34
<@gnolam>
Because the existing ones never actually worked.
14:34
<@gnolam>
And so people got "special" codes implemented.
14:35
<@TheWatcher>
... This sounds like HTML~
15:24 * [R] hasn't had horrible failure rate with peripherals.
15:24
< [R]>
Though my mom junked a bunch of mice because she'd bring the laptop she used in from the cold and assumed the jerky mouse movements were unrelated to the fact the computer was too cold.
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18:26 * abudhabi reimplements his KVM setup, slightly modified.
18:26
<@abudhabi>
This is a whole mess of USB cables now.
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18:35
<@abudhabi>
Mouse and keyboard mediated with the KVM, via the monitor's mini-hub, and the monitor's own double inputs to handle the video.
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