Conversation with #inferno at Mon Dec  7 01:24:27 2009 on powerman-asdf@irc.freenode.net (irc)
(03:08:04) ***keiya is trying to make sense of factotum.
(03:08:18) keiya: The concept makes sense, I just can't puzzle out the implementation :P
(03:08:36) uriel: did you read the paper?
(03:10:14) keiya: Yes. I can't figure out the original source of keys - ie, how to generate them and tell the agent about their existance.
(03:11:46) soul9: factotum's filesystem? (or i got the question wrong)
(03:12:04) ***keiya shrugs
(03:12:28) keiya: I'll figure it out eventually, I probably just accidentally skipped a page reading documentation or something.
(03:12:42) keiya: It wouldn't be the first time. ^_^
(03:13:05) soul9: factotum has a filesystem and you echo keys to it's ctl
(03:15:15) keiya: "Yeah, I figured it was probably something like that, I'm just... eh, I should reread the stuff I read last night. I was sleepy. Sleepy keiya + documentation reading... doesn't work.
(03:31:45) keiya: Oh, also, what's the difference between 'mk clean
(03:31:52) keiya: ' and 'mk nuke'?
(03:31:57) keiya: (Stupid lappy keyboard)
(03:33:16) ***keiya is trying to figure out how to update Inferno.
(03:33:28) keiya: I try to figure things out a lot, don't I? >_>
(03:35:10) keiya: I /think/ nuke deletes the final binaries, while clean only removes intermediate files?
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(04:37:41) anth_x: i'm not sure there's a good way to generalize that difference.
(04:37:57) anth_x: nuke is more thorough, basically.
(04:38:03) anth_x: they both remove the target, though.
(04:38:07) anth_x: (again, generally)
(04:38:49) anth_x: see /sys/src/cmd/mk(one many) for the most common examples.
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(08:11:37) robot12: morning
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(11:56:57) mjl-: morning
(12:11:46) sqweek: hey mjl-
(12:12:13) sqweek: how's life?
(12:19:57) mjl-: yo sqweek 
(12:19:59) mjl-: life is good
(12:20:04) mjl-: for now at least :)
(12:20:12) mjl-: will have to find work one of these days again
(12:20:16) mjl-: how are you?
(12:20:22) mjl-: and what are you up to nowadays? :)
(12:27:05) sqweek: spending a lot of time on piano
(12:27:09) sqweek: also playing games >_>
(12:28:33) sqweek: upgraded my computer for the first time in 7 years so i have some catching up to do
(12:28:45) sqweek: still haven't got linux working properly on it
(12:29:09) mjl-: :)
(12:29:09) mjl-: nice
(12:29:35) mjl-: how long have you played piano?
(12:29:50) sqweek: i played a bit when i was younger
(12:29:58) sqweek: started again about 4 months ago
(12:30:36) mjl-: so lots of practicing?
(12:30:53) sqweek: yeah
(12:32:07) mjl-: and you're improving? :D
(12:32:13) mjl-: i've played piano when i was young
(12:32:24) mjl-: never got past the (somewhat boring) classical music
(12:32:35) sqweek: i found some stuff i like
(12:32:46) sqweek: so yeah, keep getting better at it
(12:32:47) mjl-: yeah, i think that's crucial :)
(12:32:54) sqweek: definately
(12:33:14) mjl-: anything in particular to play?
(12:33:31) mjl-: i bet the internets has lots of places to get music from nowadays
(12:33:33) sqweek: currently have für elise, the entertainer and moonlight sonata under my belt
(12:33:48) mjl-: i know the first one! :)
(12:33:51) sqweek: :)
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