#musicbrainz

yay today is curling in the olympic games!

the coolest sport ever

I love curling!

The only sport Britian is somewhat good at XD

Britain is also quite good at pint-lifting, pavement-spitting and speed-moaning

You forget projectile vomiting, and the old classic of pissing up a wall

and they master at self-hating it seems

there are worse things than being british

Like...?

being a large smelly dog shit that someone just stood in.

*cat

cats tend to bury theirs

:\

I'd also rather be british than american...

moin ruaok!

klepto moin!

waga

waga

:-)

LL

i fell asleep in front of the computer last night

harsh

yalaforge: played with the new ws changes yet?

the way the code came together was FUN. I really enjoyed writing this version.

yup, the ws bindings now support querying for a user, too

sweeeet!

(which means digest auth works)

:-)

once I have a little time, I'll write "how not to write a webservice" blog post

given that you have to auth for a given user and you're not supposed to know anything about other users, I dont think we need that

yeah, but we're querying a collection

did you find any troubles with the AR output?

I didn't look at it close enough, to be honest

roomba!

yes, because we wanted to have the moderator as an arg.

lol nikki

I'd like to have it for consistency with the other resource collections

that way it's extensible, in case we ever want to support other queries for the user collection

don't forget the direction attribute for ARs :)

Shepard: we already have that

ok

yalaforge: try it now, I added the extra element.

works! great, thanks

Shepard: http://test.musicbrainz.org/ws/1/artist/c0b2500...

there is a cool bar in gordon's bay called Bar Code

nice example xml :-)

stehgreif :-)

it was really nice to switch back and forth between tabs in FF and compare my output to your examples.

helped A LOT>

yeah, they also helped for writing the parser

your output?

nikki_: the web service output

ah

ah cool, looks much more simple than the RDF

look at the schema ;-)

hehe, half this room looks nice and tidy now

and the other half?

that's where I put everything from the other half... :D

...

well, it's not so bad

it's just piles and piles of college work I need to organise

it looks a lot better now I've hoovered up all the cashew nuts though

hi all

hey

yalaforge: that's a bit worrying

yeah, I know

need some help

hmmmm. is it brunftzeit yet?

you've come to the right place then :)

what's rutting?

weird, i swear i read "pizza" somewhere in there

i am having here an original cd of an album which is listed in musicbrainz. I added the disc id and i recognized that the track times of the existing album are wrong. But now i cant edit the track times any more ... :(

wrong as in completly wrong or wrong as in 0-5seconds difference?

yea in this tolerance

always about 5s

that's no problem then, albums are mostly released in different pressings with slightly different times

so for some release those times are correct

but the album was added without a cd, guess the track times are from some mp3's

link?

mom

nikki: moment he means ;)

or they...

ruaok: are you playing with test?

hmmm. test looks... busy

yup

brunft: it was added from freedb, so the times are from a CD someone added there

Shepard: even after reading what you said, I still misread it

can be just another pressing then or someone burned a CD and added it there

yalaforge: better now.

i c. IMO track times should be corrected automatically if a disc id is added.

"corrected"

that would mean they are wrong

but as I said, they could be correct for some release

ruaok: yeah, thanks

just not for yours

ok, <ext:user-list> changes are committed, too

(unit tests can save your ass :-))

thx

hmm, lookup by discid works now

which means, we can already start to port our CD rippers to the new WS ;-)

yalaforge/ruaok: get a chance to look at lucene-ws?

LTjake: no, sorry, I've been a bit busy lately. I think I've got to install openoffice to read your .doc files :-)

brunft: http://musicbrainz.org/showcdtoc.html?id=148632 <- these are the "correct" track times?

heh, whoopsie :)

re

<yalaforge> brunft: http://musicbrainz.org/showcdtoc.html?id=148632 <- these are the "correct" track times?

yalaforge: yes, thats the cd i added

yeah, and the track times match exactly?

with the existing album?

Jetpacked is now known as Jetpack

with the one you had in your CD drive, yes

ill check this

does anyone know if we're still fixing track lengths daily?

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IIRC there was a cleanup script ...

yes they do exactly

ok

that's the TOC+DiscID you added

afaik tracktimes are only set from discids if there weren't times before

yep

Shepard: I'm not so sure ...

_xshell: wait for 24 hours, then we'll see :-)