**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Aug 05 02:59:56 2011 Aug 05 04:23:42 cehteh? Aug 05 05:25:31 good morning Aug 05 06:05:57 morning Aug 05 06:35:16 hi...anybody use N900 here? Aug 05 06:35:42 naah, we all have iPhones Aug 05 06:36:06 :D Aug 05 06:36:10 what~~ Aug 05 06:36:14 are you kidding ? Aug 05 06:36:20 no Aug 05 06:36:20 naah Aug 05 06:36:22 I am serious Aug 05 06:36:23 I have a android Aug 05 06:36:32 how could it be...i thought only N900 and N8?0 support maemo Aug 05 06:36:36 Sampppa_: did you try the new angry birds on the iPad 2? Aug 05 06:36:42 its lovely Aug 05 06:36:48 If you pop up in a channel, and ask a silly question... Aug 05 06:36:50 SpeedEvil: android meh, get an iPhone Aug 05 06:37:00 hiemanshu: i have got enough of angry birds already :) Aug 05 06:37:07 hiemanshu: but new Skype is good for ipad2 :) Aug 05 06:37:07 hah ok Aug 05 06:37:12 yeah Aug 05 06:37:15 and FB enabler :D Aug 05 06:37:33 anybody could suggest another webos game? i have installed nsfu already..i want another Aug 05 06:37:51 if you buy an iPhone try, plants vs zombies Aug 05 06:38:47 hiemanshu: do i know you? How did u know i have ipad2? :D Aug 05 06:39:14 He knew because of the way you walk and the way you talk Aug 05 06:39:20 Just kidding! :p Aug 05 06:39:21 lol :) Aug 05 06:39:22 Sampppa_: wild guess :P Aug 05 06:39:29 and I remember you speaking about one Aug 05 06:39:40 hiemanshu: on IRC? Aug 05 06:39:44 yes Aug 05 06:40:04 hiemanshu: i must have been drunk cos i cant remember :) Aug 05 06:40:37 i bet when things turn for the better, abill will be the first to take credit for it Aug 05 06:41:05 shite Aug 05 06:41:07 this is a problem Aug 05 06:41:32 dear hiemanshu ,thank you for your advise. but i don't like plants vs zombies. i hvae already played this game on pc for thounds of times Aug 05 06:41:36 Damn BNC is reconnecting me for some reason Aug 05 06:43:01 join #dota Aug 05 07:31:09 cehteh? Aug 05 07:38:42 sooo. is there anything that I can do about Sojourner 0.2.4 not being imported to extras-devel, despite building fine? The conference starts tomorrow … Aug 05 07:47:38 when it's the conference?? Aug 05 07:49:19 godtrunks: “the conference” == Desktop Summit 2011 in Berlin, in my case :) Aug 05 08:00:36 Goo moorning all Aug 05 08:01:01 morning Aug 05 08:09:27 wjt: ping X-Fade Aug 05 08:11:30 new stuff for maemo??:D Aug 05 08:33:30 X-Fade: hello. any idea why http://maemo.org/packages/view/sojourner/ has not been added to extras-devel? Aug 05 08:52:06 So I got metasploit running on my N900 but it takes 4 years to start up. Anyone used this before? Aug 05 08:58:05 hardly, all of the early adopters are just halfway thru startup Aug 05 09:00:41 lol Aug 05 09:05:57 haha Aug 05 09:06:06 what did you expect on 256Mb? Aug 05 09:34:53 http://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-831 Aug 05 09:34:59 Hohoho Aug 05 09:37:30 cehteh? Aug 05 09:46:50 hmm Aug 05 09:47:01 raid0 mmcblk* -- can we do it? Aug 05 09:51:15 problems? Aug 05 10:06:12 Hurrian: intriguing idea, but prolly overkill Aug 05 10:09:07 Hurrian: yes, but kernel has a bug on concurrent access, wont be faster :/ Aug 05 10:09:40 i tried raiding swap (same prio) the device doesnt become faster but more unreliable Aug 05 10:09:56 godtrunks: what? Aug 05 10:11:01 need some help Aug 05 10:11:02 :D Aug 05 10:11:27 lter u r? Aug 05 10:11:33 l8er u r? Aug 05 10:11:51 godtrunks, speak normally Aug 05 10:12:09 i'm at work Aug 05 10:12:15 and? Aug 05 10:12:23 does that prevent you to write in proper English? Aug 05 10:12:24 i can't speak now Aug 05 10:12:30 heh Aug 05 10:12:44 then dont speak? Aug 05 10:12:51 have break in 20 min Aug 05 10:13:00 make my day. Aug 05 10:13:03 Be a troll. Aug 05 10:13:18 no.. Aug 05 10:13:57 i want to remove gingerbread from my phone Aug 05 10:14:44 it;s in my system.. Aug 05 10:15:22 i create another partition Aug 05 10:16:34 i want to remove it Aug 05 10:16:36 but how? Aug 05 10:17:41 can u hlp me? Aug 05 10:23:41 Uh, ask on the forums? Aug 05 10:29:08 .. Aug 05 10:29:21 can't help me? Aug 05 10:34:06 short skirts and hard wind <3 Aug 05 10:35:41 so, how i remove it? Aug 05 10:45:00 cehteh? Aug 05 10:46:41 reflash your device, combined and emmc :D Aug 05 10:47:17 duh, why didn't I think about that obvious answer? :-D Aug 05 10:48:12 DocScrutinizer: no idea... how about eating popcorn for once? Aug 05 10:48:40 hehe Aug 05 10:49:34 ~flashing Aug 05 10:49:35 i guess maemo-flashing is http://wiki.maemo.org/Updating_the_tablet_firmware Aug 05 10:50:06 we need a flash image for µSD as well .. to ease support Aug 05 11:05:34 tha'ts bad.. Aug 05 11:05:42 that's bad.. Aug 05 11:06:42 and it's no other way? Aug 05 11:10:33 godtrunks: in theory you should be able to remove the partition and expand the old one as long as the partition you want to delete is at the end of the physical space Aug 05 11:11:50 just do the reverse procedure you used to create it Aug 05 11:12:20 hmm, anyone still here interested in raid? Aug 05 11:12:34 i think the bug was in swapon though Aug 05 11:12:50 a real striped device is probably better Aug 05 11:13:24 ok Aug 05 11:13:29 wish me luck :)) Aug 05 11:13:33 we might be interested as soon as you report great success Aug 05 11:14:09 i do it after backup Aug 05 11:14:49 Hurrian: try and report :) Aug 05 11:14:50 Hurrian: and yes I think there was a flaw in swapon as well Aug 05 11:15:21 this doesn't preclude a bug in kernel mmc driver Aug 05 11:15:23 while i think there is no much point in raiding data, Aug 05 11:15:48 would be little wasteful Aug 05 11:16:16 DocScrutinizer: do you think swap on md raid0 instead same priority would work better? Aug 05 11:16:22 i could try that Aug 05 11:16:33 (well possibly over a loop device) Aug 05 11:17:25 I think swap on uSD (actually not on / or /opt device) may bring some speed improvement when swap gets involved Aug 05 11:17:44 DocScrutinizer, it does improve responsiveness Aug 05 11:17:44 i tried, no noticeable benefits Aug 05 11:17:54 Nokia-N900:~# apt-cache search mdadm Aug 05 11:17:54 Nokia-N900:~# Aug 05 11:17:57 .. bah :P Aug 05 11:18:24 hmm Aug 05 11:18:29 Hurrian: mind to port mdadm ? Aug 05 11:18:41 well maybe its in easy-debian then one can use that Aug 05 11:18:44 cehteh: sudo debian \ apt-get install mdadm\ which mdadm Aug 05 11:18:54 :) Aug 05 11:19:03 oh, we'll need to enable kernel drivers too Aug 05 11:19:14 pk may have it Aug 05 11:19:19 it doesnt Aug 05 11:19:29 need to recompile Aug 05 11:19:30 oh well Aug 05 11:19:33 ok .. not for me then .. not that much interest Aug 05 11:19:40 lemme set up scratchbox Aug 05 11:19:45 this'll take 9000 hours Aug 05 11:19:45 get me laz0rs while you're at it ;-P Aug 05 11:19:48 compcache would be vastly more useful, put your efforts into that Aug 05 11:20:31 i have no idea what was actually enabled for power kernel config Aug 05 11:21:09 compcache is available as a patch for 2.6.28, making me think that its one of the things just disabled until tested thoroughly Aug 05 11:21:22 well it seems the config is one of the patches of this PK patchwork Aug 05 11:22:02 ah, finally, an excuse to delve into kernel configs of other architectures Aug 05 11:22:21 Hurrian: yes. i would like if someone makes a package and help testing Aug 05 11:22:51 compcache can be externally compiled and loaded, i just didnt tried yet Aug 05 11:23:05 sure, lemme install debian + scratchbox first Aug 05 11:23:09 someone reported it doesnt work when one uses the backing store, but skrew that, not needed Aug 05 11:23:16 which mind you is already around 1GB in downloads Aug 05 11:23:36 and while you're at it, you could also revert the useless nonsense possibly broken patch to lp5523 kernel driver Aug 05 11:23:36 comcache, when working could be the next best thing after sliced bread Aug 05 11:23:38 cehteh, how much compressed ram does 256M hold ;) Aug 05 11:24:08 Hurrian: you can prolly double the ram, depends on usage Aug 05 11:24:22 then again Aug 05 11:24:27 it's maemo and not android Aug 05 11:24:37 512M compressed would be fine Aug 05 11:24:41 thank God Aug 05 11:25:06 finish with maemo Aug 05 11:25:08 thx Aug 05 11:25:10 >:D< Aug 05 11:25:13 Hurrian: thats sensible Aug 05 11:25:28 i get compression ratios of about 50% or better on my laptop Aug 05 11:25:28 btw seems harmattan has all the nifty ram/cache compression ootb iirc Aug 05 11:25:30 i have uninstall android Aug 05 11:25:48 without flashing Aug 05 11:26:01 DocScrutinizer, is PK really responsible for the "notification LED goes dull after exposure to sunlight" bug? Aug 05 11:26:03 duh, you're the first Aug 05 11:26:23 err, never heard of that bug Aug 05 11:26:32 hmm lemme reword that Aug 05 11:27:06 i have the "device on" LED pattern on, and it turns very faint red after using the N900 in the sun. remedied by battery pull or leaving it in pocket Aug 05 11:27:10 make compcache instance of lets say 300MB .. will eat at max approx 150MB ram, leaves 100MB uncompressed ram ...100+300 .. net result is about 400MB Aug 05 11:27:10 was very easy to unintall Aug 05 11:27:13 godtrunks: and before you ask, see /topic Aug 05 11:27:35 Hurrian, it affects all patterns Aug 05 11:28:03 I'm not sure why it happens, but it happens only in sunlight Aug 05 11:28:10 strange Aug 05 11:28:19 that's mad Aug 05 11:28:25 godtrunks, it was probably 'mount /dev/mmcblk1p2 /and && apt-get remove --purge multiboot multiboot-kernel-power nitdroid-kernel && rm -r /and' Aug 05 11:28:34 i always wondered why they dont use the ALS for dim he notification led .. maybe they tried and failed Aug 05 11:28:46 no Aug 05 11:29:00 log in to root Aug 05 11:29:08 mount /dev/mmcblk0p2 /and -o noatime Aug 05 11:29:14 Hurrian: you're sure it's not a red warning indicator pattern to inform user about overtemp? Aug 05 11:29:21 and then Aug 05 11:29:21 nitdroid-uninstaller Aug 05 11:29:31 DocScrutinizer, I'm sure Aug 05 11:29:31 that was all Aug 05 11:29:34 DocScrutinizer, it's definitely not overheating Aug 05 11:29:48 I've encountered it many times at school Aug 05 11:29:48 so what else? ALS? Aug 05 11:29:54 device stays <45C, all the time Aug 05 11:30:04 no overclocking, it's actually undervolteg Aug 05 11:30:06 f the temp sensor it's broken anyway Aug 05 11:30:06 there is an overtempearture warning? Aug 05 11:30:15 i know pattern-error which is red blinking Aug 05 11:30:22 it explodes Aug 05 11:30:35 cehteh: there's definitely a -EBAT Aug 05 11:30:47 oh, and the best one ever: device malfunction, system shutdown Aug 05 11:31:38 Hurrian: OCers are pitched and feathered here ;-P Aug 05 11:31:54 wonder why the n900 came loaded with "safety functions", when the target market was rather obvious Aug 05 11:32:06 the symbian devices need watchdogs, not us Aug 05 11:32:09 because of that :) Aug 05 11:32:15 have you seen a 5800 lock up? Aug 05 11:32:18 no one overclocks a iphone :P Aug 05 11:32:32 cehteh, you can turn off iphone's DVFS ;) Aug 05 11:32:46 note that they're underclocked for a reason though Aug 05 11:32:54 the silicon is not high quality Aug 05 11:33:20 MohammadAG: can't you debug what'S going on with LP553? Aug 05 11:33:37 when that mystical stuff happens Aug 05 11:33:52 oh, regarding the ALS, it would be great if it didnt take 5 seconds to change brightness Aug 05 11:34:05 yeah Aug 05 11:34:06 haha Aug 05 11:34:13 on my laptop it changes instantly Aug 05 11:35:07 i hate it when going by train and there are power poles thowing shadows 1 times a second while the train travels Aug 05 11:35:16 10times Aug 05 11:35:48 N900: delightfully tacky yet unrefined Aug 05 11:35:50 IroN900:~# cat /var/lib/mce/mode Aug 05 11:35:51 normal Aug 05 11:35:53 :-o Aug 05 11:35:53 well instant but slow reaction would be nice, integrate the light over lets say 2-5 seconds Aug 05 11:36:13 continously Aug 05 11:37:21 hmm, we should put together a very long list of what grinds your gears wrt the n900 Aug 05 11:37:43 Bugzilla for one. Aug 05 11:37:44 i think it was posted on tmo a while ago: it doesnt shoot bullets Aug 05 11:38:02 Hurrian: Aug 05 11:38:04 IroN900:~# ll /usr/lib/mce/modules/libfilter-brightness-* Aug 05 11:38:05 -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 36952 2010-07-29 14:30 /usr/lib/mce/modules/libfilter-brightness-als.so Aug 05 11:38:06 -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 30772 2010-07-29 14:30 /usr/lib/mce/modules/libfilter-brightness-simple.so Aug 05 11:38:45 where is the source? ... lala Aug 05 11:39:00 pfff Aug 05 11:39:01 als/simple is a config switch Aug 05 11:39:06 Oh - and not properly implementing linear write reconsolidating swap. Aug 05 11:39:15 To be fair - this wold be completely new code. Aug 05 11:39:18 simple just doing constant brightness Aug 05 11:39:23 thats documented somewhere Aug 05 11:39:29 But it does cause a slowdown after several days for some users. Aug 05 11:39:31 pointer please Aug 05 11:39:58 uhm .. mce.ini? Aug 05 11:40:13 yeah, but nuttin documented there? Aug 05 11:40:34 yeah documented somewhere on maemo.org .. wiki or some talk thread Aug 05 11:40:46 o/ bbl Aug 05 11:41:13 dito Aug 05 11:47:33 in nokia X6 can i have a handwriting application? I want to write my text msgs with my finger? is it possible? Aug 05 11:49:27 Sorry - completely off topic. Aug 05 11:49:37 Unlikely anyone would know. Aug 05 11:49:46 X6 isn't maemo. Aug 05 11:50:47 sorry i just made a mistake.. Aug 05 11:51:33 np Aug 05 11:57:33 if x6 is symbian, try #symbian Aug 05 13:32:31 * SpeedEvil wonders if there is any chance of warranty replacements of n900s getting n9s. Aug 05 13:33:07 hehe, in that case I think mine could really break soon :) Aug 05 13:33:12 break one in 2-3 months and find out, id like to know :D Aug 05 13:33:34 Mine is a bit broken. Aug 05 13:33:37 But... Aug 05 13:35:38 its a gamble in which its probably best to not hold your breath :p Aug 05 13:37:18 the n9 has no keyboard :( Aug 05 13:37:38 NOKIA, Y U NO SELL N950 Aug 05 13:38:33 because of Flop, that's why Aug 05 13:38:37 kerio, one word. Elop. Aug 05 13:41:35 NOKIA, Y U USE AEGIS Aug 05 13:41:46 NOKIA, Y NO uSD SLOT IN N9 Aug 05 13:42:24 because they don't trust the linux community (hint: some retarded owners in tmo) Aug 05 13:42:26 NOKIA, Y N9 DOESNT USE LiPo Aug 05 13:42:50 because they want mimick Apple like every other damn android powered device Aug 05 13:43:00 heh Aug 05 13:43:13 i think aegis and no SD slot only serve to gimp the device Aug 05 13:43:35 gimp? Aug 05 13:43:42 hamstring Aug 05 13:44:02 uhh, lets see what are better words for it Aug 05 13:44:24 limit what the device can do, i guess Aug 05 13:45:35 well to limit and to cripple (i.e. belittling maemo/meego community) the device Aug 05 13:45:52 no s**t Aug 05 13:46:09 its sad really but inevitable Aug 05 13:46:19 with the whole aegis thing, might as well run wp7 on it Aug 05 13:46:42 then again Aug 05 13:46:49 microsoft is not liking .net Aug 05 13:46:57 which happens to be the core of wp7 Aug 05 13:47:06 uhh, wp7's app platform Aug 05 13:47:59 I'm sure there has to be a way around it, when DocScrutinizer pointed out that aegis page on nokia, I saw there was a few lines which looked like XML to disable aegis. Though I don't think its an easy fix but I'm sure with that little hack exploited, one could in theory disable and therefore eradicate aegis Aug 05 13:48:51 You can't simply disable aegis on the device. Aug 05 13:48:55 As I uderstad it. Aug 05 13:49:04 You can however boot a kernel with no aegis. Aug 05 13:49:16 it would suck if the UX depended on aegis to run Aug 05 13:49:31 no you can't disable it within easy measures, but in theory it is possible to somehow get rid of it if you could manage to disable aegis Aug 05 13:49:38 How much hackery it requres to get the underlying apps to work in this state is a seperate question. Aug 05 13:50:03 wonder if someone can just make a stubbed aegis to say "YES IT'S SECURE" Aug 05 13:50:06 I thought aegis was just another software, lol it sounds like its as bad as SELinux Aug 05 13:50:08 Hurrian, it's Lithium Polymer in N900, N9, etc Aug 05 13:50:19 Aegis is sort-of SELinux Aug 05 13:50:27 ShadowJK, since when was it LiPo in BL-5J? Aug 05 13:50:31 Some of the stock applications (accounts, for example) depending on aegis being there Aug 05 13:50:46 But the rest of the system /shouldn't/ care Aug 05 13:51:05 fiferboy: For example, does the dialer rely on it to store contacts? Aug 05 13:51:08 Or stuff like that. Aug 05 13:51:17 SpeedEvil: Yeah, those are the answers we need Aug 05 13:51:21 Hurrian, since they used a polymer to bind the contents together, instead of using a metal container to keep the contents pressed together Aug 05 13:51:48 great, instead of closed programs, we now have closed programs with drm Aug 05 13:52:34 We don't know that yet. There have been comments that it should work fine with aegis removed. Aug 05 13:52:38 Hurrian: But it *should* be possible to install open source alternatives, for example dialer Aug 05 13:52:51 ah Aug 05 13:53:12 well, we're going back to qt rewrites of system apps Aug 05 13:53:47 the hot steamy dump on the community continues... Aug 05 13:59:09 lol Aug 05 13:59:19 I'm pretty sure MS is making them do it. Aug 05 13:59:25 A better question would be why Nokia isn't using the new improved Lithium Ion batteries.. But I guess they don't make them in Polymer version yet Aug 05 13:59:37 Improved? Aug 05 13:59:44 You mean fast charge? Aug 05 14:00:04 Saft has some awesome cells (that you cannoy buy) Aug 05 14:00:33 specified for tens of thousands of cycles, and decades of service. Aug 05 14:00:35 why does OpenGL not supported by mobile graphics card... Aug 05 14:00:39 No they can be charged to 4.35 and discharged to 2.5V (without "venting with flame" like current mainstream ones) Aug 05 14:01:08 Panasonic's NNP, Nickel based New Platform Aug 05 14:02:09 Even if they were made in Polymer version and BL-5J shape, we'd only get limited benefit from it, as we'd only be able to increase charge voltage, not decrease cutoff voltage :) Aug 05 14:02:51 oh oops, Panasonic NNP wasn't one of those 4.35V cells Aug 05 14:04:27 The real issue I care about is aging Aug 05 14:05:01 If you don't implement stupid charger hardware, sticking to 4.2 isn't an issue Aug 05 14:05:01 Weird, Panasonic's NNP 18650 is specced to 2900mAH for 4.2-2.5V, LG Chem's ICR18650 C1 2800mAh 4.35V - 3V Aug 05 14:05:21 Is that absolute maximum, or cyclic? Aug 05 14:05:55 When is somebody gonna hack swipe into Hildon Desktop? Aug 05 14:06:25 when the source is available or someone else reverse engineers swipe Aug 05 14:07:07 SpeedEvil, no it's specced to operate between 3.00 - 4.35V. You don't get full rated capacity with 4.2 Aug 05 14:07:40 I'd be very worried about capacity fade and aging at 4.35 Aug 05 14:08:08 http://www.saftbatteries.com/Produit_Containerised_Li_ion_battery_system_468_311/Language/en-US/Default.aspx Aug 05 14:08:19 Yeah they promise 300 cycles to 80% Aug 05 14:08:28 Half a megawatt-hour battery. Aug 05 14:08:46 probably worse than 300 as Li-Polymer Aug 05 14:08:54 psycho_oreos, source is pretty irrelevant. Aug 05 14:09:03 Just reimplement the functionality. Aug 05 14:09:08 You can't backport it. Aug 05 14:10:06 GAN900: I'm not saying backport it, rather to incorporate the actual mechanisms of swipe functionality. Aug 05 14:12:01 * SpeedEvil idly wonders about compiz. Aug 05 14:12:04 argh, so many chemistries now Aug 05 14:12:23 * SpeedEvil wants AgPt. Aug 05 14:12:37 A couple of tons should do. Aug 05 14:13:00 LiCo, LiMnNi, LiMnCoMn, and too many variations of LiCo :/ Aug 05 14:13:42 can't blame them for being creative and experimenting which combinations work best ;) Aug 05 14:14:02 Not quite. Aug 05 14:14:06 It's to avoid patent fees. Aug 05 14:14:17 * SpeedEvil assumes. Aug 05 14:14:41 well that could also be a possible case Aug 05 14:18:25 psycho_oreos, the code wont just drop into Maemo. Aug 05 14:19:16 They all have subtle differences in internal resistance, cycle life, and out-of-spec behaviour Aug 05 14:20:30 GAN900: that's what I meant :) you can't implement the functionality without knowing all the little tidbits. Source code doesn't exactly seem irrelevant here if you can't see how it works from source code unless you plan to create a lookalike functionality :) Aug 05 14:20:53 You can see how it works pretty easily just by using it. Aug 05 14:21:00 technically it's doable in hildon-desktop Aug 05 14:21:13 yeah that's what you call: clean room reverse engineering Aug 05 14:21:37 looking at how it works and creating a `lookalike' != creating an exact clone basing on the source code Aug 05 14:22:30 not exactly clean room reverse engineering I should add, not without having a team of more than one in the first place :p Aug 05 14:22:55 Yeah, wasn't looking to play a semantics game. Aug 05 14:28:01 i have a craving for oreo milkshake Aug 05 14:28:36 abill_uk talking about reverse engineering maemo: "Well i tried even with my limited experiance of linux and i at least got some of the source listed". lol, this guy is... Aug 05 14:28:58 a genius Aug 05 14:29:07 in need of some sort of help Aug 05 14:29:16 lrn2ignore ;p Aug 05 14:29:44 i'd hate to meet him in real life :P Aug 05 14:29:59 but he's to be the next council chair! Aug 05 14:30:05 http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?p=1064658#post1064658 Aug 05 14:30:10 he's going to make a rather large keynote in the next summit. Aug 05 14:30:35 'what does the Q in QML stand for' Aug 05 14:30:43 Qt? Aug 05 14:30:53 as in Qt Modelling Language Aug 05 14:31:08 *shrugs* I wouldn't know if that answer is right or not :) Aug 05 14:31:18 I know - was referring to someone at meego conf. Aug 05 14:31:24 heh, i was thinking Qt Markup Language Aug 05 14:31:31 oh Aug 05 14:31:32 Qho actually did ask during a presentation what the Q in Qt was Aug 05 14:32:24 ask trolltech Aug 05 14:32:33 sounds more like a Qt conf than meego conf :) throwing around somewhat obscure question Aug 05 14:34:25 Naah. Aug 05 14:34:33 He also asked what 'PNG' was. Aug 05 14:36:41 I wondered if he got accepted for the N950 developer program... :) Aug 05 14:39:17 probably Aug 05 15:10:39 Hurrian: ( wonder if someone can just make a stubbed aegis to say "YES IT'S SECURE") forget it - that's not what aegis does Aug 05 15:11:40 aegis is for example managing accounts, it's not like accounts manager is asking aegis "IS SYSTEM SECURE?" Aug 05 15:12:54 and probably the Nokia account needed to make e.g. Map and Drive app work is impossible to "emulate" without aegis account management Aug 05 15:13:17 same will probably apply for OTA updates Aug 05 15:13:22 bbl Aug 05 15:13:40 re Aug 05 15:14:34 you quite possibly can get rid of aegis, but that will most likely mean you also will get rid of a lot of Nokia "proprietary" stuff Aug 05 15:15:56 so not really any difference to fremantle, just some apps like maybe dialer etc might be foss now but then rely on a lot of aegis functions so you still can't simply replace them by your own mod-o-fied version Aug 05 15:16:05 bbl again Aug 05 15:42:04 any of you guys tried links-hacked? Aug 05 17:11:26 I'm done for the week. Have a nice weekend all. Take care. Aug 05 17:56:23 my scud batteries have arrrived ^^ Aug 05 17:57:06 chargin em up nao :D Aug 05 17:57:13 got them from lucia lui Aug 05 17:57:24 recommend to buy from them - very kind Aug 05 17:57:39 free screen protector and free fast shipping ;D Aug 05 17:57:53 cant beleive they were so cheap Aug 05 17:57:58 there must be a catch.. Aug 05 17:58:00 heh Aug 05 17:58:14 i liked the customs workaround Aug 05 17:58:16 on the box Aug 05 17:58:19 'business gift' Aug 05 17:58:20 hrhr Aug 05 17:58:42 that doesn't tend to help much Aug 05 17:59:44 but there tends to be some limit on "personal" imports Aug 05 17:59:57 before they charge you customs Aug 05 18:00:32 ah Aug 05 18:00:54 I know in .si they raised it up a lot like a year or so ago Aug 05 18:00:58 before that it was like 30 eur Aug 05 18:01:04 now it's like 10 times that or somethin Aug 05 18:01:05 g Aug 05 18:08:52 hmm interesting... importing of computer peripherals from the USA is customs free but you do need to pay the VAT for it apparently Aug 05 18:09:35 of course since the UK tends to do things it's own way most of the time there might be different stuff Aug 05 18:12:05 ruskie: which country? Aug 05 18:12:17 what? Aug 05 18:12:30 Ah,UK Aug 05 18:12:59 well that's fusi... but since it's all EU(SI or UK) the regs should generally be the same Aug 05 18:13:16 but UK tends to do things a bit differently with some things Aug 05 18:19:31 Like those silly 2-year warranty requirements which drive your prices way up. :P Aug 05 18:19:58 huh Aug 05 18:20:14 GAN900, frankly I wouldn't mind if that was enforced Aug 05 18:20:29 that's because devices are so bad that they can't even survice for 1y? Aug 05 18:20:49 *survive Aug 05 18:20:52 ruskie, you end up paying for it in the price of the device. Aug 05 18:20:53 slonopotamus, no... materials are produced in such a way os to fail after warranty+$rand Aug 05 18:21:16 where $rand tends to be less than 1 year Aug 05 18:21:47 GAN900, well if it lasts longer then sure no prob Aug 05 18:21:57 if it fails before that time anyway then great as well Aug 05 18:22:43 ruskie, that's wrong for at least tvs, wash machines, fridges and desktop/server computers Aug 05 18:22:52 hahahahahahahahaha Aug 05 18:23:06 fridge failed before 2 years warranty was up... Aug 05 18:23:30 new TVs no experencie yet... only just get them this year and they have a 5 year warranty Aug 05 18:24:11 dunno about new tvs. CRT ones live for 10+ years Aug 05 18:24:15 yup Aug 05 18:24:16 they do Aug 05 18:24:22 we have a 15 year old one that still works fine Aug 05 18:24:44 that's waay longer than its warranty period Aug 05 18:24:51 btw, cars too Aug 05 18:24:51 but it was repaired some 3 times Aug 05 18:25:17 but only the scart connectors really needed to be resoldered Aug 05 18:25:58 well the entire connector board but that imho is minor Aug 05 18:26:15 what i want to say. there products that last much longer than their warranty. Aug 05 18:26:26 there are, were and will be Aug 05 18:26:42 the prob is that there is also a ton of crap products that don't Aug 05 18:26:49 and that is what those regs are for Aug 05 18:27:14 i must be lucky Aug 05 18:27:24 i think it would be good for customers if vendors were forced to make longer-living things Aug 05 18:27:27 never had anything other than harddrives mechanically fail on me Aug 05 18:27:44 I had a deathstar fail in 3 months Aug 05 18:27:52 hehe i had a deathstar too Aug 05 18:27:55 and it died Aug 05 18:28:14 still got it ^^ Aug 05 18:28:18 I heard places like best buy don't want to sell things with long warranties, because then they can't sell their warranty extensions, which are many times more profitable than selling gadgets Aug 05 18:28:18 still works if i place it on its side, mostly Aug 05 18:28:30 I took it back and was replaced with a 20gb one Aug 05 18:28:36 which didn't have the issues of the 15gb one Aug 05 18:28:48 i had the 80gb Aug 05 18:29:36 but hell I even got random failures from seagate and wd hdds recently Aug 05 18:29:54 D: Aug 05 18:30:16 im all on spinpoint f3's atm Aug 05 18:30:20 one seagate failed @work like 3 weeks ago Aug 05 18:30:40 eep Aug 05 18:31:09 well Aug 05 18:31:13 data recovary was 900 eur Aug 05 18:31:14 this battery hasnt blown up yet ^^ Aug 05 18:31:25 ouch Aug 05 18:31:30 no backups? Aug 05 18:31:36 not in this case Aug 05 18:31:42 doh Aug 05 18:31:48 due to boss telling that person to not backup to server due to sensitive data Aug 05 18:31:53 but the recovery was 100% Aug 05 18:31:56 heh Aug 05 18:32:11 so we spent a 100eur extra to get an external drive Aug 05 18:32:22 and now they do backups manually to it Aug 05 18:32:36 aye Aug 05 18:33:00 uExtremely lucky. Aug 05 18:33:32 in government its a bit different ^^ Aug 05 18:34:38 well don't need to worry about work stuff for the next two weeks Aug 05 18:34:48 holiday? :D Aug 05 18:35:04 vacation Aug 05 18:35:11 \o/ Aug 05 18:35:48 freaking love my n900 Aug 05 18:36:09 gonna drive out a feidl in the middle of nowhere in a min Aug 05 18:36:24 and remote in and do some work while the sun sets Aug 05 18:36:55 thinking of getting a monitor for my car Aug 05 18:37:04 doing some sort of control panel conversion Aug 05 18:37:17 touch screen centre console power by n900 Aug 05 18:37:21 ruskie: ever heard of encryption? Aug 05 18:38:05 what device is after n900 ? Aug 05 18:38:09 none Aug 05 18:38:10 :p Aug 05 18:38:14 ever Aug 05 18:38:24 heh norly n950 apparently Aug 05 18:38:59 DocScrutinizer, wrt to? Aug 05 18:39:09 N9 is out september, but it's not n900 serie right? Aug 05 18:39:14 backup of sensitive data Aug 05 18:39:19 nope dont think so Aug 05 18:39:27 n9 runs symbian doesnt it? Aug 05 18:39:32 no Aug 05 18:39:33 meego Aug 05 18:39:35 no keyb either afaik Aug 05 18:39:37 oh Aug 05 18:39:39 DocScrutinizer, got enough problems with people understanding passwords etc... Aug 05 18:40:00 even though this is an IT outfit... most tend to be of the type "shiny" Aug 05 18:40:20 i know what you mean Aug 05 18:40:47 we got a whole infosec dept dedicated to beating some common bloody sense into users Aug 05 18:41:00 ruskie: asym encryption prior to image backup is perfectly simple and scriptable Aug 05 18:41:07 my suggestion of lets bring emails intenrally and stop messing with an external provider are ignored Aug 05 18:41:12 no, do not write your passwords down on a postit note stuck to your monitor Aug 05 18:41:13 FGS Aug 05 18:41:16 DocScrutinizer, the prob is person won't store to nas Aug 05 18:41:34 due to the specific instructions from the boss Aug 05 18:41:41 ruskie: in case you need to restore, the boss hets the privkey out of his shoe Aug 05 18:41:56 heh Aug 05 18:42:06 inside the heel Aug 05 18:42:19 and you have to eat it once finished with Aug 05 18:42:21 when I suggested that our laptop users start using encryption on laptops it was ignored Aug 05 18:42:43 heck, the sysop needs to do that, not the users Aug 05 18:42:50 or specifically... we don't care/want that Aug 05 18:43:17 DocScrutinizer, yeah I'm it... but unless the boss OKays it I can't do much Aug 05 18:45:54 yeah I once had a job at Siemens where I copied integers from a excel sheet to c code constants, 2 weeks. When I was done I started over from beginning, with next iteration of data. Did that like 3 months before I quit the job. Nobody ever thought about rather writing a script for it Aug 05 18:46:26 crikey Aug 05 18:47:02 DocScrutinizer, hehe Aug 05 18:47:22 docscrutinizer, nobody, not even you?-) Aug 05 18:47:38 me *thought* about it first day Aug 05 18:47:56 but then I was a freelancer Aug 05 18:48:13 maybe you could've sold an application to do that. Aug 05 18:48:22 nope Aug 05 18:48:24 hehe Aug 05 18:48:25 ..for the next guy to do it, not for the corporation ;) Aug 05 18:49:25 I already automate as much as I can Aug 05 18:49:35 but that's in my nature... I'm lazy Aug 05 18:49:45 so I tend to also be efficient Aug 05 18:49:47 human nature Aug 05 18:50:01 means I can be more lazy afterwards Aug 05 18:50:06 hehe Aug 05 18:50:10 ruskie: now you know why I quit the job Aug 05 18:50:35 but yeah did have a data entry job as a student... DO NOT WANT TO DO THAT EVER AGAIN Aug 05 18:50:44 :s Aug 05 18:50:49 now each time I get some data I go: hmm how to script this Aug 05 18:50:56 and tend to do it Aug 05 18:51:15 need a load test for a web service... with random input... hmm zsh+curl works wonders ;) Aug 05 18:51:49 if nothing else to setup the input for jmeter then Aug 05 18:52:34 btw you probaly *all* heard the result if my data copying back when, in some car with a navi built by Siemens (most original navis are) Aug 05 18:52:51 erm... Aug 05 18:53:02 btw, ive hacked the libpurple-twitter-protocol plugin to work with supertweet.net - for ppl who dont want to wait for full oauth support Aug 05 18:53:27 hehe DocScrutinizer Aug 05 18:54:13 siemens used to manage our network Aug 05 18:54:36 we ended up moving it all in house cause they were too expensive/unreliable :(( Aug 05 18:54:53 hehe Aug 05 18:56:57 fusi: ? who managed your network ? Aug 05 18:57:08 Siemens is managing networks? Aug 05 18:57:15 yea Aug 05 18:57:20 uhm Aug 05 18:57:23 which part? Aug 05 18:57:26 im talking major infrastructure Aug 05 18:57:27 IT Solutions? Aug 05 18:57:32 government Aug 05 18:57:46 which country? Aug 05 18:57:47 :) Aug 05 18:57:49 uk Aug 05 18:58:06 oh well yeah think that was a time ago Aug 05 18:58:10 some years? Aug 05 18:58:23 last year we switched to in house Aug 05 18:58:29 because they are now french ... Aug 05 18:58:43 SIS selled to french supplier Atos Aug 05 18:58:49 i think Aug 05 18:58:59 atos origin Aug 05 18:59:00 heheh Aug 05 18:59:07 those scumbags Aug 05 18:59:11 wanted me to move to darlington Aug 05 18:59:15 for 24k/pa Aug 05 18:59:16 pfffff Aug 05 18:59:30 told em where to stick it Aug 05 18:59:44 :D Aug 05 19:00:27 yay siemens and atos (now together) are very aggressive in "Public Sector" - Deals Aug 05 19:00:33 unfortunately Aug 05 19:00:55 aye Aug 05 19:01:04 they do get everywhere Aug 05 19:01:07 fingers in all the pies Aug 05 19:01:22 there are very cool examples of local and in-house strategies like in Munich where they rolled-out LiMux(their own Linux distro) Aug 05 19:01:32 in whole city government etc. Aug 05 19:01:41 just a few win-pcs were left Aug 05 19:01:52 yea Aug 05 19:01:55 where they was binded to "special software" Aug 05 19:02:06 we are atm on user-side Aug 05 19:02:07 but now i think they failed hard Aug 05 19:02:21 crap like mcafee safeboot Aug 05 19:02:26 bleurgh Aug 05 19:02:28 :D Aug 05 19:02:56 my last comp. got i think ... yea "TrendMicro Sec. Suite" Aug 05 19:02:59 in the whole comp. Aug 05 19:03:04 and it wasn't that little Aug 05 19:03:44 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LiMux < Information Aug 05 19:03:46 :) Aug 05 19:04:15 i doubt thos in power here have the guts to do something like that Aug 05 19:04:44 spineless managers ^^ Aug 05 19:04:50 good business Aug 05 19:04:51 yada Aug 05 19:04:57 dont get me startee Aug 05 19:06:16 rightio im off Aug 05 19:06:19 cya l8rs o/ Aug 05 19:06:19 hrm i think why atos will pay only 24k(pounds?)/pa Aug 05 19:06:20 :D Aug 05 19:06:21 ok Aug 05 19:06:24 cya l8or Aug 05 19:06:38 maybe they have to pay there "teambuilding foo" Aug 05 19:06:38 :D Aug 05 20:14:32 * ShadowJK was adding benchmark results to his flash benchmark spreadsheet just now Aug 05 20:15:07 I noticed I have benchmarked a Sandisk Class 4 MicroSDHC at 12 MegaBytes/sec sequential write speed. If it was any other manufacturer, they'd have labeled it "Class 12 OMG OMG" or something :) Aug 05 20:16:15 That's why they cost what they do. Aug 05 20:17:05 yeah Aug 05 20:57:33 Hey all Aug 05 20:57:56 how can I know which power kernel is being used? Aug 05 21:00:27 maybe uname -a Aug 05 21:41:44 hi guys, i hope this is right place to ask questions about n900 :). I just bought one, and want to setup wifi password, it's a 64 characters and seem i can't enter it without mistakes :) so, i push it into file into web. question is - it has no wget, how to paste contents of file from web into clipboard with default installation? Aug 05 21:43:00 gena2x, you are almost mistaken Aug 05 21:43:01 http://maemo.org/packages/view/wget/ Aug 05 21:43:07 is available from extras Aug 05 21:43:40 and if you can open the file in web browser Aug 05 21:43:49 there is a gesture which allows copy and paste Aug 05 21:44:06 gesture? Aug 05 21:44:11 Top copy from browser, swipe left to right, starting from outside of screen, a pointer icon appears, tap the pointer icon (so that it has red line across it), now you have a mousepointer to paint text with. ctrl-c or titlebarmenu->copy. Aug 05 21:44:39 ty, i'll try it now Aug 05 21:54:33 cut&paste is ok Aug 05 23:26:55 * DocScrutinizer yawns Aug 05 23:34:10 * SpeedEvil wonders if he should try finding a source for water-damaged phones. Aug 05 23:34:18 I want to try BGA rework. Aug 05 23:48:36 http://developers.slashdot.org/story/11/08/05/2111243/What-Todays-Coders-Dont-Know-and-Why-It-Matters Aug 05 23:48:38 ++ Aug 05 23:51:53 I completely disagree with "One 'lost skill' that I see all the time with new developers -- how to debug without an integrated debugger." Aug 05 23:52:09 lol Aug 05 23:52:37 specially since I've personally had to teach gdb to freshmans, and the hardest opinion to fight was "but I have those printfs here, and they do wonders. what can really gdb do for me?" Aug 05 23:54:22 A lot of people don't even know printf debugging Aug 05 23:54:37 The fundamental problem I'd cite is 'code reuse'. Aug 05 23:54:42 javispedro: hahaha Aug 05 23:54:44 People reuse code too much. Aug 05 23:55:10 Instead of writing 20 lines of C/..., they will drag in a library that drags in four others. Aug 05 23:55:30 And requires two daemons. Aug 05 23:56:19 you're talking about Java I bet :) Aug 05 23:57:08 Not only. Aug 05 23:57:24 Any language that supports include/import/... Aug 05 23:58:14 but a "library" that drags 50 MiB of crap, four other libraries, and requires two daemons is exactly the definition of Java :) Aug 05 23:58:57 just two daemons? Aug 05 23:59:00 that's not java Aug 05 23:59:07 sounds more like .net Aug 05 23:59:17 SpeedEvil: libboost ;-D Aug 05 23:59:34 for strcmp Aug 05 23:59:47 DocScrutinizer: I've seen something better. libboost for atoi (lexical_cast) Aug 05 23:59:57 OUCH!!! Aug 06 00:00:22 then again, I blame the C++ comitee for making the officialy sanctioned way (istringstream?) such a pain. Aug 06 00:02:34 There's one thing worse than the above Aug 06 00:03:19 Writing a new library for strcmp ;-) Aug 06 00:03:29 s/library/framework/ Aug 06 00:03:29 ShadowJK meant: Writing a new framework for strcmp ;-) Aug 06 00:03:31 :D Aug 06 00:03:40 libboost isn't a bad thing Aug 06 00:03:42 indeed we are all paying for the general developer's stupidity and laziness - I bet a winXP written completely in assembler would run like hell on a 50MHz CPU with 16MB of RAM Aug 06 00:03:49 it's bit oversized Aug 06 00:04:02 but java is even bigger Aug 06 00:04:12 just do not pay for winXP Aug 06 00:04:24 DocScrutinizer: i very much doubt that Aug 06 00:04:39 DocScrutinizer: most of memory is used for nice resources and graphics Aug 06 00:05:16 DocScrutinizer, there's also the problem that Nokia encountered with Symbian. Once you have too much asm, nobody has a clue how anything fits together anymore Aug 06 00:05:18 jacekowski: you don't need 99.5% of those resources and graphics, at least not in RAM all them time Aug 06 00:05:50 you do need lot of them Aug 06 00:06:01 all nice windows frames and stuff takes like 10-15M Aug 06 00:06:06 ShadowJK: sure, I know the reasons why large projects aren't written in assembler Aug 06 00:06:32 + wallpaper that's uncompressed in ram Aug 06 00:06:53 every single window is taking quite big chunk of memory Aug 06 00:07:08 jacekowski: nonsense, you actually don't *need* more GFX data in your RAM than fits in framebuffer Aug 06 00:07:24 maybe twice that amount Aug 06 00:07:34 so you have two fullscreen windows Aug 06 00:07:49 you need space for both of them in ram Aug 06 00:07:57 or you ask your app to redraw it Aug 06 00:07:58 I only ever have ONE fullscreen window Aug 06 00:07:59 and use more cpu Aug 06 00:08:08 exactly Aug 06 00:08:13 i have 4 Aug 06 00:08:17 currently Aug 06 00:08:29 opera, clementine, putty, tcmd Aug 06 00:08:31 duh, quad head system? Aug 06 00:08:39 no Aug 06 00:08:49 rest of them is in background Aug 06 00:08:54 but system still stores them Aug 06 00:08:54 see?! Aug 06 00:09:08 because redrawing is handled by os Aug 06 00:09:14 see?! Aug 06 00:09:30 same thing if you drag windows Aug 06 00:09:35 back in the days when the os fitted in 4MiB, asking the applications to redraw was the favoured option Aug 06 00:09:38 and some parts are hidden Aug 06 00:10:02 asking apps to redraw looks ugly when you drag windows Aug 06 00:10:03 then you need >>maybe twice that amount<< Aug 06 00:10:34 you need as many times more as many apps you have if these windows are fullscreen type Aug 06 00:10:43 and proportionally less if windows are smaller Aug 06 00:10:44 nonsense Aug 06 00:10:52 gfx data in video memory guys Aug 06 00:11:01 gena2x: nope Aug 06 00:11:08 gena2x: video memory isn't used for that Aug 06 00:11:25 gena2x: well, it's used now in vista and w7 Aug 06 00:11:55 gena2x: because it's using hardware rendering and T&L units Aug 06 00:12:14 but windows xp is using 2d graphics for it Aug 06 00:12:27 i am not expert but 2d is hw accelerated too... Aug 06 00:12:33 not my assembler rewrite ;-P Aug 06 00:12:37 gena2x: it's not for last 15 years Aug 06 00:12:47 jacekowski: note that winxp being the really old os it is does not store windows in memory when overlapped (unless requested!) and thus requests redraws Aug 06 00:13:16 you can easily check this by writing the hello-world style app that prints sth to console when getting a WM_PAINT Aug 06 00:13:21 javispedro: windows are stored Aug 06 00:13:45 i can't :( i have no windows... Aug 06 00:13:47 regions are invalidated Aug 06 00:13:51 and app then redraws them Aug 06 00:14:05 which happens when you overlap the window with sth else. Aug 06 00:14:08 * DocScrutinizer feels like a troll Aug 06 00:14:24 but whole things work in a way that stores that into dedicated place in memory Aug 06 00:14:54 it still works like win3.x did. Aug 06 00:14:55 javispedro: Wasn't that ue to a patent? Aug 06 00:15:03 (not using backing store) Aug 06 00:15:23 SpeedEvil: maybe, never heard about it though. Aug 06 00:15:24 I want Pyweek Games... and new pyweek event is coming. Aug 06 00:15:29 javispedro: redrawing is way overcomplicated Aug 06 00:15:39 javispedro: and it's not just simple redrawing every time Aug 06 00:15:44 no, it's not. Aug 06 00:16:10 for example, when the overlapping window is a menu, it does temporarily create a backing store for what is going to be overwritten. Aug 06 00:16:26 paint region is something different i think, than drawing desktop background or animated icons stuff Aug 06 00:16:27 exactly Aug 06 00:16:39 for performance reasons, because it was assumed that menus were usually popped and hidden quickly. Aug 06 00:16:58 and also because the area behind a menu window is small enough to fit in the 4MiB computer the designers had in mind. Aug 06 00:17:36 MFC and WTF create backing stores as well Aug 06 00:17:48 which then are used to redraw Aug 06 00:17:58 individual windows are free to request them Aug 06 00:17:58 .net works in some strange way Aug 06 00:18:00 same on X11 Aug 06 00:18:39 but anyways, thing is it's not so easy to fit system in small amount of memory and have it look nice and perform fast and perform lot of functions Aug 06 00:19:06 win32 api is much bigger than old dos or bios api Aug 06 00:19:15 I do agree :) Aug 06 00:19:30 but you don't have to worry about 10 different sound cards Aug 06 00:19:40 you get standard interface for all of them Aug 06 00:19:54 and same with graphic cards Aug 06 00:20:19 VESA was first attempt to get standarised Aug 06 00:20:38 miserably failed because it wasn't very compatible between implementations Aug 06 00:21:14 and x86 PC are overcomplicated Aug 06 00:22:46 Anyway to let the N900 use OpenGL? Aug 06 00:23:07 ? Aug 06 00:23:36 ah, you mean OpenGL vs OpenGL ES Aug 06 00:23:46 then the answer is no, the N900 only does OpenGL ES. Aug 06 00:24:43 DocScrutinizer: this one sgx corruption puts yours to shame: http://twitpic.com/5rrtps :D Aug 06 00:26:23 WOW nice ;-P Aug 06 00:31:09 javispedro, doesnt OpenGL 2 ES include OpenGL 1 and some parts of OpenGL 2? Aug 06 00:31:52 Hurrian: still different. Aug 06 00:32:40 Hurrian: http://wiki.maemo.org/images/thumb/c/cc/Opengl.svg/654px-Opengl.svg.png Aug 06 00:34:00 javispedro: do you have time to port the svg-edit? Aug 06 00:34:06 http://code.google.com/p/svg-edit/ Aug 06 00:34:25 I mean just change the layout to fit N900. Aug 06 00:34:30 "SVG-edit is a fast, web-based, Javascript-driven SVG editor that works in any modern browser" Aug 06 00:34:31 aa Aug 06 00:34:43 well, no way. Aug 06 00:34:54 html is far from my area of experience.. Aug 06 00:35:02 specially newfangled apps. Aug 06 00:35:07 its pure CSS defined. Aug 06 01:57:51 good morning Aug 06 01:57:59 Morning Aug 06 01:58:10 morning Aug 06 01:58:46 anybody joining CCC2011? Aug 06 01:59:57 * SpeedEvil would love to. Aug 06 01:59:58 But no. Aug 06 02:00:05 Going to sleep - or trying to. Aug 06 02:05:34 Anybody here familiar with CSS and could devote time to a small request? Aug 06 02:06:22 I request: svg-edit - web-based SVG editor to have a suitable layout fit in the N900. Aug 06 02:37:40 >>In the beginning, the Universe was created. This was widely seen as a step of limited sustainability in its current implementation and thus, space hackers on board of the spaceship Heart of Gold began with the creation of a parallel universe, the hacker space....<< **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sat Aug 06 02:59:57 2011