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02:47.58DocScrutinizer05>>This "users are too stupid" argument is nonsense made up by big corporate software to justify continuous revenue streams based on features that get in our way. To see a smoking gun, go to This interview with Red Hat CTO, Brian Stevens, search the first occurrence of the word complexity, and read that paragraph and the one below it. That's the explanation for the explosive complexification of some realms of Linux in the past two decades.
02:47.59DocScrutinizer05Those two paragraphs also provide a possible explanation when you ask why systemd came uncomfortably close to conquering the world.<< http://troubleshooters.com/linux/avoid_complexity.htm - I always said this was a root rationale for RH to pay Poettering for systemd
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02:51.49DocScrutinizer05>>In 2001, when I joined Red Hat and built the enterprise engineering team, we weren't being as aggressive as we could have been about driving innovation in open source. We were mostly packaging existing open source software. We wanted to change tha<< yeahyeah, we already got you
02:53.08DocScrutinizer05business models, my ass!
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05:32.46OksanaDriving innovation... Get aptitude to work without segfaulting, first. There is so much software in the world that creating new one, to the point of abandoning existing ones, makes no sense. And an example of Unix philosophy: 'dos2unix' is working miracles around here!
05:41.16Oksanaaptitude 0.4.11.11 looks kind of ancient: https://packages.debian.org/wheezy/aptitude Not sure just what it would take to install newer aptitude onto maemo 5, though...
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05:44.02DocScrutinizer05note that RH supports RPM only
05:44.20DocScrutinizer05now THAT wold be innovation
05:45.20DocScrutinizer05~rpm
05:45.20infobotRed Hat's package management system. URL: http://www.rpm.org/
05:48.50OksanaAren't RPM's used somewhere on Nokia N9?..
05:50.55OksanaAnyway, new aptitude's list of dependencies is ridiculously long. Search engine, libxapian22 , what for?.. I would understand it as recommendation, but as dependency?..
05:52.22DocScrutinizer05see http://www.rpm.org/ and the OS listed there: "Meego"
05:52.58DocScrutinizer05prolly you meant that regarding N9
05:54.02OksanaLikely, yes. Unless Nemo Mobile uses it, too; do not remember exactly
05:54.47DocScrutinizer05I don't follow Nemo / Mer / Jolla / Sailfish closely anymore
05:55.13DocScrutinizer05for me the thrill got lost in all that
05:56.13DocScrutinizer05it turned out it's just another harmattan layered over an Android RIL
05:56.32DocScrutinizer05not what i'm looking for
05:57.39Oksanalibapt-pkg4.12 is ugly dependency, because it requires libc6 v2.8 (which means risk for everything else that uses libc6)
05:58.13DocScrutinizer05too much of the "fenced garden" mindset where a company or $entity provides the complete system and you're free to basically develop your fart apps inside, and to choose the wallpaper
05:58.44DocScrutinizer05not my take on FOSS
06:00.11DocScrutinizer05or, in short:
06:00.14DocScrutinizer05~aegis
06:00.14infobothttp://www.developer.nokia.com/Community/Wiki/Harmattan:Developer_Library/Developing_for_Harmattan/Harmattan_security/Security_guide , or "The purpose of this framework is: ... to make sure that the platform meets the requirements set by third party software that requires a safe execution environment.", or http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trusted_Computing#Criticism, or  http://en.qi-hardware.com/w/images/1/10/ME_382_LockedUpTechnology2.gif
06:00.29DocScrutinizer05not really, but sort of same mindset
06:01.45DocScrutinizer05I hoped after Nokia went down, Jolla would have learned and avoid to do same mistakes again. actually it rather seems they try to bring that very concept perfection
06:02.25DocScrutinizer05no flasher, C'MON!
06:03.15DocScrutinizer05hah, nice cloak!
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07:39.10Vajbit seems that i can't receive whatsap messages from nokia anymore. My friend said that there was update which stated that messages in this conversation will be encrypted and since that messages sent to me have been undelivered.
07:40.36Vajbi asked if there is possibility to sent them unencrypted but he couldn't find it.
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07:46.43ceeneVajb: you talking about yappari?
07:48.02ceenehttp://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p=1503625&postcount=1397
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08:22.45Vajbsure. Only working whatsap client as far as i know
08:23.56ceenethen you're a bit late to the party
08:24.01ceenego and read that :)
08:28.27Vajbi've read it awhile ago, but it has working for me so far
08:28.40ceeneyou've been just lucky then
08:28.47ceeneencryption is mandatory now
08:29.10Vajbthink i'll look for jabber or something which can send and receive photos.
08:29.25ceenei'm constantly working on yappari
08:29.29ceenebut there's still work to do
08:29.29Vajbi can still receive from android
08:29.37ceenefrom one particular android
08:29.46ceeneonce that user gets the "Version too old, you must upgrade"
08:29.48Vajbyeah i've been following ur struggle :/
08:29.56ceenehe'll start sending encrypted messages
08:30.16ceeneas a plan B i've found a telegram library written on qt
08:30.20Vajbif there is upgrade made for it...
08:30.27ceenethat i think could be made the new backend for yappari
08:30.31Vajbit is old android device
08:30.33ceeneso yappari gui for telegram could be a thing
08:30.49ceenethen he'll face the same problem as we do
08:31.00ceenefrom 2017 no more releases for S40 nor old android phones
08:31.03Vajbshe* ;)
08:31.15ceenewhatsapp won't care :P
08:31.22Vajbcool policy
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08:33.19Vajbim just waiting when they make it illegal to use road if ur car is too old...
08:33.56DocScrutinizer05ooh, I thought that's already in effect?
08:34.08DocScrutinizer05called TUEV
08:34.37DocScrutinizer05luckily their policy isn't driven by commercial interests (yet)
08:34.51ceenei still can drive my 23yo car :)
08:35.02ceenealthough i've had problems this months trying to find tires
08:35.15Vajband i can use my 21yo
08:35.22ceeneit's insane they require me to use a V velocity code
08:35.27ceenethat's 220km/h
08:35.28Vajbit can get booze for me already :p
08:35.31ceenemy car won't reach that
08:35.34ceeneand it's illegal in spain
08:35.43ceeneso why the hell do i need V velocity code for my tires?
08:35.47DocScrutinizer05'can use' and "make it illegal" are to segregate things, no?
08:36.25ceenewell, mine can physically be driven and is legal
08:36.41ceenealthough diesel engines may end up being forbidden from entering city centers in a few years
08:37.04WizzupVajb: They enforced that here in Amsterdam
08:37.08DocScrutinizer05here only as long as you pass the technical test which is called TUEV in Germany and I bet you got something similar in spain
08:37.14Wizzupmany scooters that predate 2013 or so cannot be used in the city anymore
08:37.25WizzupIt's great news for people who just use bicycle, like me.
08:37.34Vajbbut nice "problem solved" for phone manufacturers. Let's make all old phones unable to join network if newer model is out.
08:37.40ceeneDocScrutinizer05: yes, it's the ITV here
08:37.45WizzupVajb: whatsapp should provide an update for the phone
08:37.56Wizzupbut it makes sense that they want everyone to use E-to-E encryption
08:38.00ceenethe problem is my car won't pass the ITV if tires aren't a match for what the technical card says
08:38.22ceeneand they've mostly stopped making tires the size my car needs with V velocity code
08:38.32DocScrutinizer05ouch
08:38.45DocScrutinizer05V is already quite high
08:38.49ceenewhich is insane, as V is 220km/h and in spain the most you can go is at 120km/h
08:38.54ceeneso it's simply absurd
08:39.17DocScrutinizer05this is not about what you're allowed to go but what the car actually *can* go
08:39.19Vajbmy car didn't pass inspection, but it will as soon as i fix that security hole near back tire :p
08:39.31ceenewell, of course my car at 23yo can't go at 220km/h
08:39.47ceenesome horses have died during these years
08:40.28DocScrutinizer05though, here you coulds simply stick a (160km/h) round red-white sticker to your steering in the car and have tires that are not rated higher than 160
08:40.44ceenethat would be great
08:40.53ceenebut i think that's not possible here
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08:41.06DocScrutinizer05seen this a lot in the past for particularly winter tires. Dunno if it still applies, though
08:41.15ceenethey've told me the only course of action is talking to a ford dealership and get them to modify my thecnical card so it specifies a lower speed code
08:41.23freemangordonceene: you should take a better care for you r car
08:41.36ceenefreemangordon: once my car dies, i won't be buying a new one
08:41.56ceenei only keep it because i already have it and emotional attachment
08:42.02freemangordonlucky you, I can't make it without a car
08:42.04ceeneeconomically doesn't make any sense for me now
08:42.16ceenei live less than 3km from work
08:42.28ceeneso i always go by bike
08:42.35DocScrutinizer05heads out for a few service tasks on his scooter
08:42.41freemangordonme too, but I rarely stay at the office, usually I am at customer's site
08:42.41Wizzupfreemangordon: to be fair, a car is also much safer in bulgaria than a bike... I've mostly not used my bicycle there...
08:43.09freemangordonwell, I have bike, and honestly see no problems, at least in Sofia
08:43.35freemangordonthe last couple of years there are lots of new bike lanes
08:44.08freemangordonbut maybe it depends on what you're used to
08:44.23WizzupI guess so - I haven't seen many of the bike lanes apart from the one near the trainstation
08:44.30WizzupGuess I'm moving around in the wrong parts ;-)
08:44.47WizzupBut yes, in amsterdam bikes are basically untouchable
08:44.48freemangordonmaybe. the southern parts are full of bike lanes
08:44.59Wizzup(re: depends on what you're used to)
08:45.04freemangordon:nod:
08:45.10ceenewell, gotta go now guys
08:45.14ceenei'm doing paella today :P
08:45.36ceeneit's holiday here today
08:45.54ceenebye!
08:45.58freemangordonbye
09:05.15zGrrmoin :)
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12:03.35abc123is there any way to disable 3,5G and leave 3G ? Using qt Mobile Hotspot with my operator at 3,5G causes worse internet quality (can't even use IM) than 3G
12:08.13abc123now i'm using metal rod placed near GSM antenna to worse the signal
12:13.10MaxdamantusDo you have buttons that say "Dual", "GSM" and "3G" in the menu that appears when you press the battery thing in the status bar?
12:14.44MaxdamantusHm, I think it's from 3g2g-mode-selection-applet
12:16.34DocScrutinizer05abc123: err, 3.5G is a station capability you can't choose
12:16.39abc123i'm using advanced interface switcher
12:17.05DocScrutinizer05like 2G and 2G-edge aka 2.5G
12:17.41DocScrutinizer05you can't disable EDGE and you can't disable the .5 in 3.5
12:18.22DocScrutinizer05well, technically you may could trick the phone into not using EDGE
12:18.41DocScrutinizer05though that's quite hard to accomplish
12:21.05MaxdamantusSo what does it mean when Maemo says "3.5" vs. "3"?
12:22.28auenfx4umts?
12:22.39auenfx4hspa probably
12:23.23Hurrian_3.5 means that you're in UMTS (3G) mode, connected at HSDPA/HSUPA rates
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12:34.36DocScrutinizer05hspa, yes
12:34.57Hurrian_also, anyone here played around with microcells?
12:35.08DocScrutinizer05not yet
12:35.17DocScrutinizer05at least not officially ;-)
12:35.32Hurrian_sucks that they're not too useful without a whole GSM core network set up
12:35.48DocScrutinizer05umm
12:35.48Hurrian_getting a hold of an LTE eNodeB would be more fun :3
12:36.10DocScrutinizer05~listvalues osmocom
12:36.25DocScrutinizer05welllllll
12:36.28DocScrutinizer05~rrlp
12:36.28infobothmm... rrlp is the Radio Resource LCS (Location Service) Protocol as specified first in GSM TS 04.31, or http://security.osmocom.org/trac/wiki/RRLP
12:37.05DocScrutinizer05http://osmocom.org/projects/openbsc
12:37.31DocScrutinizer05Harald and friends "played" with microcells
12:37.36Hurrian_oh $DEITY, I haven't went through the massive pile of GSM specs yet
12:38.46DocScrutinizer05how do you think we get GSM at CCC and CCCamp ?
12:38.49DocScrutinizer05;-)
12:39.02Hurrian_Fun with a couple of Ettus USRPs? ;)
12:39.17Hurrian_I wanted to go that route but... money
12:39.18DocScrutinizer05I dunno what exactly they use
12:39.29DocScrutinizer05no USRPs anyway
12:39.58DocScrutinizer05rather real microcell 2W transponders, and a PC for the BSC
12:40.25DocScrutinizer05transceivers rather
12:40.46Hurrian_dedicated 2W NodeB's, or RF fed through amplifiers?
12:40.58DocScrutinizer05dedicated
12:41.22Hurrian_...nice, and they got to play with them in open air
12:42.31DocScrutinizer05https://events.ccc.de/camp/2015/wiki/Static:POC
12:43.22DocScrutinizer05https://events.ccc.de/camp/2015/wiki/Static:POC#GSM
12:44.05DocScrutinizer05https://www.sysmocom.de/
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12:44.44Hurrian_oh man, I almost forgot about DECT, despite having cordless phones all around the house (goodbye 2.4G wifi!)
12:45.53DocScrutinizer05http://gnumonks.org/
12:46.55Hurrian_thanks, doc! Now I've got a reading list to start my RF hobby...
12:47.38DocScrutinizer05:-)
12:47.40DocScrutinizer05yw
12:48.13DocScrutinizer05for RF hobby you also might want to google for rtlsdr
12:49.06DocScrutinizer05SDR for <20 bucks
12:49.20Hurrian_yep! I've got mine and I'm hooked.
12:49.21DocScrutinizer05and they do truly amazing things
12:49.27DocScrutinizer05hehe aaaah
12:50.14DocScrutinizer05google rad1o
12:50.18Hurrian_been biking 'round my neighborhood, tuning around the RF spectrum
12:50.32Hurrian_...and damn, did it open up a whole new world of exploration for me ;)
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