| *** karry_ is now known as karry | 08:14 | |
| *** poetaster is now known as Guest9372 | 09:01 | |
| henk | hum, interesting state: the 'cover' (the view on the homescreen) of the phone app looks like I’m in a call, with the counter on 00:00:00, though. clicking the 'hangup' cover-action does nothing. opening it it looks like I’m not in a call. I can’t place a new call. enabling flight mode does not change that. restarting network stack (via settings -> utilities) does not change | 09:03 |
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| henk | anything. this is after I received a call from that number that I did not answer about an hour ago. At least I’m almost certain I did not answer it because I got an sms about a missed call from my operator. any advice how to get out of this situation? | 09:03 |
| henk | is this interesting at all to report to some sort of bugtracker or should I just reboot and be done? | 09:04 |
| xenial-user | can you use the utilities to restart home screen? | 09:11 |
| xenial-user | the 'utilities' from the jolla store | 09:12 |
| henk | huh, I see the popup 'call ended' now | 09:16 |
| henk | the cover still shows that call but with "call ended" on it now | 09:17 |
| xenial-user | maybe an issue on the operator side then | 09:17 |
| henk | did it again: again the popup that the call ended | 09:18 |
| henk | (upon starting the phone app) | 09:19 |
| henk | restarting networking stack again does not help any further … guess I’ll reboot, then | 09:27 |
| poetaster | rinigus, https://api.keypeer.org/ui/#/ mocking. | 12:09 |
| rinigus | poetaster: looks fancy. will try to remember to check it out tonight | 12:10 |
| poetaster | rinigus, it's a lot of moving targets. and there's a bunch of questions about 'infra', too. But this is easier to look at than tables or yaml. | 12:14 |
| dracks[m] | in which language you are developing it? | 15:14 |
| poetaster | dracks[m], you mean the keypeer stuff? | 16:44 |
| poetaster | if so, mocking using swagger and fast and dirty python. when it's clean, maybe in go. maybe in scala? | 16:45 |
| dracks[m] | yes, with python some framework? or going to the basic? | 19:37 |
| attah | poetaster: Erlang! | 19:38 |
| dracks[m] | sorry, I was busy with other stuff and I didn't saw the answer | 19:38 |
| dracks[m] | one more question, somebody tried to have kdevelop working to develop for sailfish? | 19:38 |
| dracks[m] | attah: YAHAHHAHA! I loved it when I work on it in the university | 19:38 |
| dracks[m] | but as the performance can be an issue, I will go to rust :) | 19:39 |
| attah | That's my day-job... | 19:39 |
| dracks[m] | erlang? Waw! what are you doing? | 19:40 |
| attah | Test tools for a certain very Erlang-related company | 19:41 |
| attah | And i don't think you'd have performance issues if you go with soem server framework like Cowboy | 19:42 |
| attah | nginx will beat it for sure... but it is really quite capable | 19:43 |
| dracks[m] | no? I knew was fast, and memory efficient, but I think nothing like native | 19:43 |
| attah | It scales so much easier, so you'd have to be really really good with your native when you go beyond a few cores | 19:44 |
| dracks[m] | yeah, earlang scales like hell, I know | 20:05 |
| dracks[m] | I was sad that I didn't really use the power of erlang scaling something into multiple pods | 20:05 |
| poetaster | dracks, OTP rocks for scaling and distribution. do it right the first time. Last FM. Chef. blah, blah. | 20:40 |
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