Tsyesika [email protected]
Manchester, UK
Soon to be studying welsh and computer science at aberystwyth university, use linux (Fedora ^_^) Develop software (mainly in python) ^_^ and love languages (Na'vi & Welsh)
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2014-08-29T06:35:44Z via Pumpa To: Public CC: Followers
Account moved!
Okay. I spent this morning using a handy dandy little tool to covert the monstrosity which is my Redis DB over to Mongo so that I can use my Pump.io node again. I no longer plan on using this account, it will remain as I have posted quite a lot by this account but I can be found at my new account:
:)
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pump.io-redis-to-mongodb ?
I cannot subscribe to you there. I get "Internal Server Error".
Susan Pinochet at 2014-08-29T16:16:24Z
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Same as @sdp0 here. I wonder if we have false edges from before?
Same here. Internal Server Error. But maybe it's not "your fault" because it's not the first time that this happens to me in other nodes (I'm in identi.ca).
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2014-08-28T10:42:34Z via Pumpa To: Public CC: Followers
Sigh. Looks like my old bike has given up the ghost. I have recently started road biking and using my old bike that I had when I was a bit younger:
The bike itself is quite old now and Peugeot the people who make bicycles has been defunct for about 10 years so getting parts for this obscurely sized bike has been quite a challenge (one bike shop didn't even have inner tubes for the odd wheel size).
Anyway two days ago my last ride I managed to come off my bike, I wasn't hurt but I seemed to have damaged my bike. The sprocket on the back moves (in both directions) independent of the wheel which makes me think it's a cracked hub in the axle. Since the age of the bike it's looking unlikely I'll be able to reasonably replace the back wheel.
I think it's looking like tomorrow I will be heading down to the bike shop get a new road bike. This comes a few days after I had the gear cabling replaced >.< Luckily I didn't spend anymore money on it.
Sad times :(
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2014-08-28T06:29:31Z via Pumpa To: Public CC: Followers
I really need to start using pump more and also fix my old pump.io instance I use to run. It keeps getting pushed further down my todo list, I'm starting to think I'll never get it done.
Debating if I should just start a new instance but I think that would make it the 4th account I've had on the network? >.<jrobb , Christopher Allan Webber , Matt Molyneaux like this.
what's one more pump account? :-) I think this is my 3rd, maybe 4th, but I think 3rd. self-hosting is an adventure sometimes
Yeah. I feel as thought I should really write something to migrate me from redis to mongo so I can continue with my current data but I think it was last up in March so maybe it's better to just create a new account.
>> Tsyesika:
“I feel as thought I should really write something to migrate me from redis to mongo...”
This might help!
YES!
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2014-07-11T17:36:04Z via Pumpa To: Public CC: Followers
I am really wanting someone to come up with Firefox OS apps to do the following:
- Train times in UK (difficult as there aren't many/any open APIs)
- OSM application with direction support
- Google Authenticator support
- Cycle recorder to upload to Strava (would be cool if it'd post to other services too)
- MediaGoblin photo uploader
The mediagoblin one should be much easier shortly as the new APIs which are pump.io compatible should hopefully be coming soon.
I suspect since they're just javascript apps I shall be writing some soon when I get the time ^^ If you know of any Firefox OS apps which do any of the above let me know ^^
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I'd love the train times one, any public transport. Traveline Scotland's website has a journey planner that might be adaptable? (IANAD) It brings together all modes of transport including walking.
I know that http://trains.im works off opened data however it only does direct routes, also I love the national rail live updating before and throughout the journey regarding delays and such. Problem is national rail and the other rail companies refuse to make a open API so I don't know what really is possible without investing money or at the least trying to find a way to get unrestricted APIs
HOTP and TOTP (Google authenticator) are definitely a must have. There are already several JavaScript implementation so it is just a matter for putting things together.
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2014-07-11T13:26:43Z via Pumpa To: Public CC: Followers
My Mozilla Flame has arrived! Just set it up and liking it so far. It's obvious it's early days and there is lots to improve upon but, I like it!
Hoping when I get some free time to develop some apps. I will be carrying my Fairphone around with me for the next few months as there are still some apps I'm missing such as Google authenticator, Strava, Skype and a few others. Hopefully in the future the apps will arrive or I will stop needing them.
I like it though :) Excited for Firefox OS.
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“My Mozilla Flame just arrived”… kinda sounds like you just created some inflammatory thread on the Mozilla forums xD
JMobile at 2014-07-11T13:31:29Z
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Neato! I've wanted a Fairphone since the pre-order for the first batch, but they don't ship it to my country. The Flame looks interesting, and I was looking at the ZTE device that was also fairly inexpensive. None of them work with my provider (Ting), but I always have extra SIMs laying around. ^_^
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2014-07-10T13:21:39Z via Pumpa To: Public CC: Followers
By the way for any pumpa gentoo users I have an overlay with an ebuild for the latest pumpa build. I shall keep this up to date and it also has PyPump and p.
The overlay is: http://git.overlays.gentoo.org/gitweb/?p=user/tsyesika.git;a=tree
If you think it's useful let me know and I'll contact the layman folk and see they'll add it to layman. Until then I'll assume no one besides me uses it and I won't bother trying to get it into layman.
If you have any problems let me know
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2014-07-10T11:09:30Z via Pumpa To: Public CC: Followers
I find it funny when people read inboxen email addresses over the phone. Motorbike insurance company started trying to prounce a bunch of nonsense characters and then ended up reverting to spelling it. I think these people think they're bogus email addresses :P
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2014-06-22T18:36:11Z via Pumpa To: Public CC: Followers
I super want a Bat'leth. Though as a Na'vi speaker I probably should just want a tsko (bow) or tstal (knife). Maybe I could be a Na'vi speaking Bajoran (I like the earing thing) who knows how to use a Bat'leth xD
It works! Thanks for the help :) Is there a way to comment/reply using p?
My wife has bat'leth earrings. Wil Wheaton blogged about them.
http://wilwheaton.net/2012/09/2012-montreal-comicon-day-one/
Evan Prodromou at 2014-06-22T21:02:09Z
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2014-06-20T11:36:15Z via Pumpa To: Public CC: Followers
Surgery has now been delayed just under two months, been off my meds over three months and now I'm having more medical problems as a result :( Whoda thunk it?
I really hope the NHS hurry up and reschedule the op.
fingers crossed you get a new appointment soon.
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2014-06-17T21:16:36Z via Pumpa To: Public CC: Followers
Found a good solution for downloading and keeping track of the podcasts I listen to. Getpod which I found on Sazius' website.
It's pretty simple in what it does, it just takes in a list of podcasts and where to put them and then it maintains a list of what you've seen/downloaded and allows you to run
getpodand grab any new ones. I have tried a few podcatchers but they often suffer from being overly complex, this one does what it needs to and no more.Just thought i'd mention it since I'm really liking it.
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I have been using bashpodder, then git-annex. But now I only have time to follow 3-5 podcasts, so I just download them in my browser when I find the time.
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2014-06-17T14:59:22Z via Pumpa To: Public CC: Followers
I have updated my website. I'm now using pelican, a static publishing framework rather than the custom Django application I wrote before. With the backend change I decided to redo the design, still going for a simple design but a bit nicer than the last.
I have attempted to alias the old links for things like the RSS and atom feeds to the new addresses just in case anyone happens to be reading.
Still got some rough edges and I have to work out how to link some pages like Hardware I Use and Django The Good Parts. They're not blog posts but don't really fit into projects or the "contact" page.
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2014-06-16T16:37:03Z via Microca.st Web To: Public CC: Followers
Awhhh man! I just finished writing a note and I accidentally clicked off the box which caused the "Post a note" box to vanish. When I clicked the compose note button at the top it was a blank note (i.e. no saving).
Sigh.
I shall re-write the note I had written again in a bit >.<
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Add your comment to https://github.com/e14n/pump.io/issues/665
One of the first things I install is https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/lazarus-form-recovery/. Chrome version also available. Saved me many times.
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2014-06-11T09:41:05Z via Pumpa To: Public CC: Followers
Kind of wish someone had written a C++ library for pump.io. Might have had a chance of writing a basic client for Haiku.
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Also, it would give you an API in every language that supported gobject introspection. That's almost every language there is, so that would open up Pump to a LOT of cases.
Pumpa's implementation is in C++ and could possibly be separated into its own library. But it's also very dependent on the Qt framework (data structures, networking, etc).
sazius at 2014-06-11T14:17:24Z
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>> sazius:
“Pumpa's implementation is in C++ and could possibly be separated into its own library. But it's also very dependent on the Qt framework”
I can't imagine turning Dianara's chaotic pumpcontroller.cpp into a proper library, but anyway... =)AFAIK, there's Qt for Haiku, so Pumpa and Dianara could possibly be built there.
There is Qt for Haiku but I don't know many who use it and really people should write native code. I think a library would be best then it's app independent. With a library then you can just write a native GUI ontop in each enviroment.
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2014-06-10T15:59:45Z via p To: Public CC: Followers
I got my new monitor today. I am replacing the Samsung SyncMaster VC240 that my work loaned me. I bought the Iiyama Prolite E2481HS-B1 24" Widescreen LED, liking it so far ^_^
I recently upgraded my 17" monitor to a 24" one (a friend bought a new one so I got the old one :-) Now I don't know what to do with all that monitor real estate :-)
most of my programming is done on a 13" macbook air (running linux of course) :P Though now I have haiku on my desktop I am using it an awful lot more
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2014-06-06T20:47:12Z via Pumpa To: Public CC: Followers
Just joined the FSFE. Been a member of the FSF for a while now, decided it's apt for me to join the FSFE given that I live in Europe.
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Soon you need to get a smartcard reader :-)
http://fsfe.org/fellowship/card.en.html
sazius at 2014-06-06T20:48:42Z
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2014-06-02T18:21:52Z via Pumpa To: Public CC: Followers
Inboxen is really coming together. Just got searching both on inbox tags and content of emails. Some changes we've had this year in case you've missed them:
- Image blocking/loading preferences
- Better data liberation
- Design overhall
- Code overhall (moving to class based views, django forms, etc.)
- Ability to exclude an inbox from the unified inbox
- Data liberation improvements
- Searching
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