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Oct 11 08:14:20 <buZz> weee, got my N810
Oct 11 08:14:29 <buZz> yes yes , 2008 12:00 , sounds good
Oct 11 08:15:53 <KotCzarny> :>
Oct 11 08:16:13 <KotCzarny> do you use it as an audio player maybe?
Oct 11 08:16:17 <KotCzarny> *hinthint*
Oct 11 08:16:30 <buZz> KotCzarny: ;) i just received it this morning
Oct 11 08:16:58 <L29Ah> why 810 and not 900?
Oct 11 08:17:48 <KotCzarny> buzz, if you ever wanted to make it your main audio player, you can install oscp on it and control from pc/n900 via oscp-remote 
Oct 11 08:18:13 <L29Ah> nah oscp is a closed-source ransomware :P
Oct 11 08:18:28 <KotCzarny> l29ah: soon :P
Oct 11 08:21:20 <buZz> L29Ah: N900 is coming soon
Oct 11 08:21:25 <buZz> also still need the N9
Oct 11 08:21:37 <buZz> i just want a 'full' maemo/meego collection
Oct 11 08:21:43 <KotCzarny> going to develop some nice app on them?
Oct 11 08:21:48 <buZz> so, n770, n800, n810, n900 and n9
Oct 11 08:21:58 <KotCzarny> its 770, not n770
Oct 11 08:22:04 <KotCzarny> also, there is n950
Oct 11 08:22:07 <buZz> KotCzarny: i'll be helping Devuan test their N900 and maybe older ports
Oct 11 08:22:16 <buZz> n950 is so superrare, i'll just ignore it for now ;)
Oct 11 08:22:25 <KotCzarny> he he. i would love n950 ;)
Oct 11 08:24:09 <KotCzarny> also, there is n810 wimax edition, but its a flop. n810 lte edition would be mmm
Oct 11 08:27:34 <luke-jr> can you legally buy N9?
Oct 11 08:27:43 <luke-jr> oh, maybe I am thinking N950
Oct 11 08:28:30 <bencoh> you're not supposed to sell it
Oct 11 08:28:32 <parazyd> there were some on ebay a long time ago
Oct 11 08:28:47 <parazyd> sold by the devs, but nowadays i think near to impossible
Oct 11 08:29:27 <_maniac_> there is one on ebay right now. for $980. "Working order, camera not responding."
Oct 11 08:29:35 <KotCzarny> madness.
Oct 11 08:29:52 <KotCzarny> pricies than neo900
Oct 11 08:30:04 <KotCzarny> *pricier
Oct 11 08:30:19 <KotCzarny> there is one for 980 and one for 1300
Oct 11 08:30:50 <KotCzarny> +90usd shipping, he he
Oct 11 08:31:47 <L29Ah> neo900 doesn't exist, n950 does :P
Oct 11 08:32:06 <KotCzarny> i believe there is higher chance of getting neo900 than n950 :P
Oct 11 08:32:25 <KotCzarny> not to mention it will be in NEW condition
Oct 11 08:32:39 <KotCzarny> well, at least mobo. ;)
Oct 11 08:32:46 <L29Ah> neo900 is so long in vats i start to think the soc manufacturer is going to drop the line of socs before neo900 is ready for mass production
Oct 11 08:39:17 <KotCzarny> i must've been coding tired yesterday. leaking ~200kB of mem on every press of the button.
Oct 11 08:39:36 <KotCzarny> guess what. somehow missed fclos()
Oct 11 12:20:43 <totalizator> L29Ah: "nah oscp is a closed-source ransomware :P" ++ :D
Oct 11 12:23:37 <KotCzarny> "soon :P" ++
Oct 11 12:28:38 <totalizator> fingers crossed
Oct 11 12:31:54 <totalizator> I may be wrong (I usually am) but you would have a cult of followers if oscp was present in user repositories of popular Linux distros 
Oct 11 12:32:06 <totalizator> (I had to say it just once more)
Oct 11 12:32:23 <KotCzarny> totalizator, offtopic, i have almost completely rewritten oscp-remote in native c/gtk
Oct 11 12:32:42 <KotCzarny> i still have to add dbus part and make a package (with source)
Oct 11 12:32:43 <totalizator> this sounds nice
Oct 11 12:33:02 <KotCzarny> yup
Oct 11 12:33:11 <KotCzarny> halves memory usage
Oct 11 12:33:40 <KotCzarny> also, made a native windows binary
Oct 11 12:33:44 <KotCzarny> (using mingw)
Oct 11 12:34:02 <totalizator> now a killer (kills developer) feature request - make android gui!                 \o\
Oct 11 12:34:35 <KotCzarny> will do one day, i have already done basic app some time ago 
Oct 11 12:34:36 <totalizator> native windows binary!? THIS is nice
Oct 11 12:34:49 <KotCzarny> yup, ~15-20MB and no need to install anything
Oct 11 12:34:56 <KotCzarny> runs from unpacked dir
Oct 11 12:35:37 <totalizator> I don't even understand my enthusiasm about windows binary but somehow I find it a great news
Oct 11 12:36:40 <KotCzarny> i run core on headless arm box, and i like to control it from my computers, some of them have windows, and having app there is nice (pygtk is ~300mb install, same for cygwin)
Oct 11 12:46:10 <totalizator> I would love to see oscp in some more exotic environment like Openwrt or some IOT devices
Oct 11 12:46:24 <totalizator> but what we have now is truly amazing anyways 
Oct 11 12:46:29 <KotCzarny> openwrt is trivial (mostly same as n900)
Oct 11 12:46:39 <KotCzarny> iot depends on toolchain and cpu
Oct 11 12:47:00 <totalizator> well, openwrt is just another Linux
Oct 11 12:47:17 <KotCzarny> yes, but some openwrt boexes use mips 
Oct 11 12:47:28 <totalizator> oh, I forgot
Oct 11 12:47:36 <totalizator> like most of them :3
Oct 11 12:47:41 <KotCzarny> ;)
Oct 11 12:47:53 <KotCzarny> you can install openwrt on arm/x86 too
Oct 11 12:56:28 <totalizator> true
Oct 11 12:56:32 <totalizator> gtg, cya
Oct 11 14:17:08 <zGrr> moin 
Oct 11 14:49:43 <buZz> boo
Oct 11 14:49:51 <buZz> N810 doesnt even include a camera app ? :)
Oct 11 14:50:25 <KotCzarny> afair its regular v4l2 device
Oct 11 14:50:29 <KotCzarny> so any app will work
Oct 11 14:54:33 * Sicelo009N wishes could have an N810 .. awesome hardware
Oct 11 14:54:34 <buZz> yeah i dont wanna enable 2.4ghz again just to download some app :P
Oct 11 15:00:45 <ShadowJK_> iirc on N8x0 it started some google talk app by default
Oct 11 15:00:49 <ShadowJK_> back when there was xmpp
Oct 11 17:20:43 <dkbrz> huh... I am proud of myself. Today I broke corporate security guidelines with my n900 badly, by connecting to company cisco equipment serial console via cheap battery powered bluetooth RS232 adapter.
Oct 11 17:43:54 <Sicelo009N> :P
Oct 11 17:44:14 <Sicelo009N> you could have used usb ... i have done it that way before
Oct 11 17:51:17 <dkbrz> ye, but wirelwss part was fun :)
Oct 11 17:51:31 <dkbrz> *wireless
Oct 11 17:54:20 <dkbrz> ebay -> RS232-Bluetooth-Serial-Adapter-Communication-Master-Slave-Module-5v-mini-usb-
Oct 11 17:55:58 <dkbrz> also, good to know, you use strait cable to give AT commands to the module, and null-modem to connect from the module to the actuall device
Oct 11 17:56:57 <dkbrz> s/strait/straight/
Oct 11 17:56:57 <infobot> dkbrz meant: also, good to know, you use straight cable to give AT commands to the module, and null-modem to connect from the module to the actuall device
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