I like meetings (I'm a people junkie), but they leave me with this nagging little voice that tells me I need to make up for the time spent in them. So I wind up working a full day after the meeting, which turns the day into a long grind.
Anyway, we're finally getting a permanent Cinemon demo server set up. We've been running the demo on druid (our development server), and that just hasn't had the power to make a go of it.
I've still got the caffeine jitters from the couple of mugs this morning, but I really need to get some sleep if I don't want tomorrow to be a productivity write-off.
I guess I could boot into Windows and test the LivePage code under IE, that's a fairly mindless task... the thing is I'm not sure just how totally karked the machine is now (I haven't rebooted since the gcc and glibc build failures from the botched 2005.0 upgrade), so if I reboot I may very well not be able to continue working at all.
I'm going to do a fresh Gentoo 2005.1 install on the new SATA drive, incidentally. Might as well use the opportunity to get rid of the cruft. I'm thinking I won't build the ~amd64 KDE, I'll stick with stable versions of as much of the software as I can handle. Hopefully that will get Digikam and Juk fixed. Though I doubt it will do much to get Inkscape working again (I need Inkscape to do SVG work for Cinemon).
Guess I could burn the Gentoo installation CD to a CD-ROM while I'm thinking about it.
Comments
2010-07-25 14:02
> and would have no Trac integ ration The trac-bzr plugin[ 1] seems to provide good integ ration between bzr and t [...]
2010-07-13 21:47
I've always been fascinated wi th the Asterisk AMI interface. So much so that I married tha t fascination with the [...]
2010-07-03 21:32
Yes, only references in dicti onaries are replaced, so hold ing references in lists, tuple s, etceteras keeps them alive.
2010-07-03 11:18
They hold references to remove and install?
2010-06-24 08:34
There's higher-level objects w hich are tracking what is repl aced (the actual Mock objects) . They hold references [...]
2010-06-24 08:23
I haven't tried it, but it see ms to me like this approach ha s one fundamental problem: If you replace all refs o [...]
2010-06-24 08:22
That's the "magic" that made m e go "ooh shiny"
2010-06-24 06:03
That's even more evil than the mock patch decorator...
2010-06-06 18:33
blush Oh.
2010-06-06 11:07
That's what the module does (a utomatically), but on a per-te st-run basis, and only for the process being tested (i [...]
2010-06-06 02:43
Maybe I'm missing something im portant here, but why not just write small scripts to mimic whatever dangerous utili [...]
2010-06-05 15:17
I thought about stubbing out t he python call to the process in the current process, but I want something which stu [...]
2010-06-05 14:47
Hmm... if Mock isn't flexibl e enough to handle mocking pro cesses adequately then I'd lik e to know how it could b [...]
2010-05-19 10:27
Hey, maybe it's a stupid new bie question, but where and ho w exactly should the patching of the core take place? [...]
2010-05-04 14:36
I used Qemu and VirtualBox pre tty extensively back when I wa s working for the OLPC, but mo st of the stuff we were [...]