heyo pumpiverse ... long time not being here!
Diaspora* network is actually well active (specially in the french part where a very visible Pod is hosted by Framasoft.org aka framasphere.org) , and it was taking my attention these lasts months... (even trying to launch a pod here) ... I really like the mood and the people there, but hey, I need to come over here more often... ;)
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Show all 6 repliesI'm here : https://framasphere.org/people/68a8bf308908013233c22a0000053625
probably more meme because probably more "pop" and a little less hard-core geeky ;) ... but that's what I like : diversity
Welcome back to the pumpiverse! :-)
Hi there o/
sazius at 2014-01-14T14:20:47Z
Photo from this morning. First (almost) clear sky in a really long time :-) And a nice crisp -15 C (5 F) temperature.
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Your concept of "nice" differs from mine a bit xD
Nice picture, though... as per the usual meaning of 'nice' =)
Well, last week it was +5C, overcast and no snow. It dark and grey all the time, really depressing. Now we have snow, -15C and clear skies => much nicer :-)sazius at 2014-01-14T14:39:16Z
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Well, last week it was +5C, overcast and no snow. It dark and grey all the time, really depressing. Now we have snow, -15C and clear skies => much nicer :-)ntw0n likes this.
sazius old account at 2013-12-03T07:26:18Z
Fuck Off As A Service: http://www.foaas.com/uıɐɾ ʞ ʇɐɯɐs, jrobb, ntw0n, habi@fmrl.me and 5 others likes this.
ahahah! :D
"FOAAS (Fuck Off As A Service) provides a modern, RESTful, scalable solution to the common problem of telling people to fuck off."
xDDDDDDDD
"All this technology is making us antisocial"
— Andrew Hanelly (@hanelly) <a href="https://twitter.com/hanelly/statuses/405754162555944960">November 27, 2013</a>#technology #antisocial #notjustamodernproblem
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I'm still waiting for AntiSocialMedia and AntiSocialNetworking to take off as buzzwords. I might be waiting a long time.
Ryan Weal at 2013-11-28T19:38:26Z
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"The Jolla phone - first impressions": http://seravo.fi/2013/jolla-phone-first-impressionsntw0n likes this.
Owen Shepherd at 2013-11-26T09:45:07Z
I think theres a rule of databases: Every sufficiently advanced application using a non-relational DBMS will reinvent parts of a relational DBMS
Actually, I think that can be generalized: Every sufficiently advanced application using any kind of DBMS will reinvent parts of another. How many applications do you know which have some kind of "object parameters" table for extensibility data (i.e. a table in the form "foreign_id, key, value)?
If you use an RDBMS, you're liable to reinvent a small key value store somewhere inside. If you use a document store, you'll reinvent joins. If you're using an OODBMS, you'll reinvent search indexes.
I'm still a massive lover of OODBMS systems, but as always with the provisio that somebody needs to implement a good catalog/index system.Christopher Allan Webber, ntw0n, Claes Wallin (韋嘉誠), Matt Molyneaux likes this.
Matt Molyneaux at 2013-11-26T01:49:28Z
An interesting article on using MongoDB with Diaspora: http://www.sarahmei.com/blog/2013/11/11/why-you-should-never-use-mongodb/
Via #pump.io on Freenode
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I remember when D* switched from MongoDB to MySQL. It was a surprise (I, too, was reading about the wonders of NoSQL databases at that time) and there was not a lot of information about why they had switched.
When I first saw this article, I wondered whether PumpIO would have to switch to a RDBMS sometime. Glad someone else seems to be wondering the same.
So, what pump.io does is it internally joins data from one document store and caches the result in another document store?I'm missing a discussion about triple stores in the article. Maybe there's something in the twitter discussion.I think theres a rule of databases: Every sufficiently advanced application using a non-relational DBMS will reinvent parts of a relational DBMS
Actually, I think that can be generalized: Every sufficiently advanced application using any kind of DBMS will reinvent parts of another. How many applications do you know which have some kind of "object parameters" table for extensibility data (i.e. a table in the form "foreign_id, key, value)?
If you use an RDBMS, you're liable to reinvent a small key value store somewhere inside. If you use a document store, you'll reinvent joins. If you're using an OODBMS, you'll reinvent search indexes.
I'm still a massive lover of OODBMS systems, but as always with the provisio that somebody needs to implement a good catalog/index system.Owen Shepherd at 2013-11-26T09:45:07Z
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El Guernica
EVAnaRkISTO at 2013-11-25T23:01:35Z
Guernica: Para que el mundo no olvide (Javier Nix Calderón)
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"Tras su exhibición en la Exposición Universal, Picasso decidió que su obra no sería expuesta en España hasta que la dictadura del general Franco terminara. Tras un breve periplo por Europa, el cuadro pasó a pertenecer al Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Nueva York (MOMA) desde 1939 hasta 1981, año en el que finalmente regresaría a España. Actualmente se encuentra en el Museo Reina Sofía de Madrid. La colocación de la obra en el museo tampoco es aleatoria. La sala 206, en la que se puede observar el cuadro, siempre llena de personas, se abre a continuación de otra. Nada ni nadie prepara al visitante para la experiencia de contemplar la obra. Tras atravesar la sala, una pequeña multitud situada ante el cuadro nos indica que estamos a punto de presenciar algo grande. Y así es, efectivamente. El Guernica, con sus dimensiones titánicas, se extiende en la pared frontal. El blanco y el negro nos dan la bienvenida al horror, a la muerte, a la cara más oscura del ser humano. Allí está Gaza y sus niños heridos llevados en volandas hasta una ambulancia; Irak y los muertos de Fallujah; Hiroshima y los cuerpos quemados por la radiación. Allí está la guerra eterna, la muerte victoriosa, la desolación de las casas incendiadas. El espectador confronta lo atroz de la muerte bajo las bombas. Entre el murmullo de los visitantes puede escucharse el grito sordo de auxilio de una Humanidad que clama por la justicia, la paz y el cese de la violencia."
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migrame
Ando preparando un mapita que te geolocaliza un nodo pump.io cercano donde poder registrarte. La idea es que esto junto a un formulario donde añadir nodos sirva para incrustarse como iframe en una campaña de "migración". Si lo montamos bien esto podria funcionar. El mapa te indica nodos y al pinchar te lleva al registro de ese nodo. Esto junto con botones de twitter y facebook para avisar de que te migras e invitar a otras personas a hacerlo podria resultar.
necesito ideas. ¿alguna idea?
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Show all 5 replieswget -q "http://pumpstatus.jpope.org/dashboard/checks" -O - | tr ":" "\n" | grep "qos" | tr "," "\n" | grep -v "\"qos\"" | cut -d "\"" -f 2 | grep -v "window.setInterval" | grep -v "//" | grep -v ")" | grep -v "=" list.spraci.net io.theperplexingpariah.co.uk io.jrobb.org pump2status.net io.patrickhaverkamp.com identi.ca hub.polari.us openfarmgame.com spamicity.info qua.name pump.jpope.org microca.st pumpyourself.com io.bollingh.eu io.jpope.org seedsofamadnessflower.com pumpstatus.jpope.org pumpit.info comn.ca pumplive.com e14n.com pumpity.net i.rationa.li hip2.it urmf.net pumprock.net pio.saz.im grnd.co pump2tweet.com pumpdog.me jeffg.org hotpump.net fmrl.me ih8.it ofirehose.com pomp.ciarang.com 1realtime.net pumpbuddy.us pump.wandb.org pump2rss.com io.9mmtylenol.me pump.deuxpi.ca pio.mjh.name
Si hablas el tema con jpope, que es un tio muy majo, probablemente te pueda proveer formas menos "hack" de hacer lo que sea que quieres hacer xD
JanKusanagi @identi.ca at 2013-11-21T22:59:00Z
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un script en bash para sacar la geoposición de un host:
wget -q "http://geoiptool.com/en/?IP=$1" -O - | tr "\n" "-" | tr "L" "\n" | grep "atitude" | cut -d ">" -f 4 | cut -d "<" -f 1
wget -q "http://geoiptool.com/en/?IP=$1" -O - | tr "\n" "-" | tr "L" "\n" | grep "ongitude" | cut -d ">" -f 4 | cut -d "<" -f 1
lo guardamos como sacar.sh y lo ejecutamos por ejemplo así:
bash sacar.sh pumpdog.me
Tendremos una salida como esta:
37.3762
-122.1826
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bueno al fin de cuentas parsear un json o esto tiene el mismo resultado para lo que queria :). Supongo que si se quiere mantener el mapa en tiempo real tengo que maquearlo un poco y pasarle la url y el código por si quiere montarlo.
pump map
http://cercademi.net/pumpnodes/
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Show all 5 repliesNot bad =)
This is quite nice. :)Very nice :) I can even see the lone one in Espoo... the one in my living room :)sazius old account at 2013-11-22T05:42:12Z
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Wow! Interesting! :)
Telescope Names
The Thirty Meter Telescope will be renamed The Flesh-Searing Eye on the Volcano.
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sazius old account at 2013-11-21T20:54:51Z
Nice that WebRTC has matured to the point of allowing easy peer to peer sending of files https://www.sharefest.me/
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Douglas Perkins at 2013-11-11T11:32:37Z
Kellee Maize is great! And free. http://www.jamendo.com/en/artist/357359/kellee-maize #rap #hiphop #jamendo
Downloading now, cheers for the link.
Evan Prodromou at 2013-11-19T01:01:26Z
#howtobeannoying fail to implement hashtags, use them in your updatesntw0n, Stephen Judge, Christopher Allan Webber, mh and 11 others likes this.
Nice! The decathlon of dad skills: trampoline jumping, skateboarding, ... , with Hot Wheels track building at the finish line.
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Evan Prodromou at 2013-11-15T16:28:44Z
I started thinking about how do to a distributed commenting system on the pump network. Here's my thoughts: https://github.com/e14n/a10u8/wikimh, Olivier Mehani, uıɐɾ ʞ ʇɐɯɐs, ntw0n and 6 others likes this.
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Show all 9 repliesI think it's a little like Backtype -- aggregating stuff from the whole pump network -- and a little like Disqus -- since you can input new comments, too.
And, yeah, this might be kind of fun.Evan Prodromou at 2013-11-15T18:57:08Z
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I completely forgot about talkatv!
Is relying on the firehouse scalable?
I encourage you to go away! This is THE free comment way for static blogs; and for all blogs, I think!
It is better than conversations do not rest within the blog enviroment, but the fly over a distributed network like pump.io
BTW talktv seems down...Evan Prodromou at 2013-11-14T03:56:44Z
So, anyone have a clue on how to forward stuff from pump.io to Google+?ntw0n, Douglas Perkins likes this.
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You could start answering that by looking at the WPGplus wordpress plugin that kinda is able to do this.I looked at their API, and it allows the submission of "Application specific activities", so I presume one could mirror them to G+, just they'd show up slightly weird over there?Owen Shepherd at 2013-11-14T09:37:02Z
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I think the "Moment" interface is the best we can do right now.