#musicbrainz

i write all the time, notes, dont forgets, post its are teh rulerz of pwonage mien ind

ojnkpjg: UG :(

the teacher was a mean old nun

hey mo, do you write æ like it usually is in fonts?

no way!

il show you

ok!

http://canvaspaint.org/1f9e.png small and big

noone does a like that, either its like a curl

oop the , is wrong place

we get marks knocked off if our letters aren't good enough so it's just a habit

ah

imagine the a as not havign an e inside it just a cirlcle with a tail curved up

some people here do 'a's like in fonts, I think it's weird, I find it hard to write that way and still look decent

inded

and the &

i foudn another way to do that thoguh, it loosk liek the cent sine tho

oh, we have to do a font-style a too in phonetics

CatCat, nikki: http://www.frob.nl/tmp/handwriting.jpg

warp: aaawwww cute!

¬__¬ sorry

aww

I like it :o

:)

also the font liek smiliy, when you coudl jsut have dione a drawign type, omygosh, i also do those

warp \o/

CatCat: yeah.. my brain thinks in irc lines :(

its cuuute! :D

Moose

oh, that was the big news?

what changed?

more music.

Artist royalty program and free on demand

Hey ruaok :P

the experts are here. :)

hi!

Expert, hardly :P

nice going, btw. This should stir things up a bit...

Mmm, it's a change, I still have my own personal opinions on the releases though

here http://canvaspaint.org/c64f.png

i am uh, doodeling

wow it coudl be cool to have liek a doodel and chat at the same time for musicbrainz

so we could show each other what we meant

@like oekaki

there exists such things

the oh? uh? ._~ and "ass" are trying to show what pronounicatition its mostl ike

or ænema or whatever

whose handwriting is it? :)

mine

oh wait

herreguda, dont make me break out my scanner ;_;

haha

i forgot what i wrote

you write better than i do

the uploading process took that long

i remember having to take the SAT

they made you write out one paragraph in cursive

bnikki: you are next even if you showedme an old one

about how you weren't going to cheat

and i had forgotten how to form some of the capital letters

wtf lol?

so i just had to kind of scribble

i think i remember that

SAT was a long time ago :)

i'm an old man.

yeah, me, too, but i'll remember that

it was traumatic

worst part of the test

this "sat" things sounds redicolous

but i dont thin ki shoudl complain, since norway has crappy schools :x

standard aptitude test

or something

standard test for US students trying to get into college

i also took the ACT

never did that one

"... about how you weren't going to cheat" <-- haha, wtf?

duuude http://www.last.fm/music/Geoffrey Keezer/_/Gollum's Song

meh

:(

try again, it s been that way always, just retry

itll play

CatCat: i blame firefox, a restart helped.

worked first time for me.

firefox is lose

and loose

hahaha

Actually, it's Flash's fault, not the browser

everything is flash's fault

That error message seems to come up even when it can establish a connection, but the sound card or whatever is busy or inaccessbile to flash

Ahh. I used the software.

Perl seems to make more sense when I drink. Heh

perl probably makes a lot of people want to drink

Perl, the PHP killer!

reading it, anyway

Perl, the liver killer

sleep! goodnight #musicbrainz :)

aww

aw crap. search server totally overloaded.

: (

Needs moar moose

yep. moar moose.

someone designed some naughty queries that are too heavy for the server.

It wasn't me!

your mother's too heavy for the server...

no, searching for "ditry spandex" doesn't bring the server to its knees

*phew*

I guess now isn't a good time to go about tagging recent acquisitions

feh. the taggers are well behaved.

I'll just start filtering out the queries that are slow. :)

ruaok: Is there any way to get lucene to return intra-textual search matches?

intra-wha?

lol. Say I have "K. 300g/395: " in a track title. If I search on "K. 300g", "300g", or "395", I get no results. I have to search for minimally "300g/395:" to get results.

so in other words, matches within the text, not just 'whole word' matches

you can do partial string searches.

something like 300g~ should work.

but they are kinda expensive.

how? If you just search "300g" in the side search or in basic mode on the main search screen, no luck. (Same for old search). Adding a tilda at the end makes it look for partial-word matches?

check "wildcard searches" here: http://lucene.apache.org/java/docs/queryparsers...

and fuzzy searches underneath that.

k

Problem is, the / and : of CSG's style make even a basic search on "626" fail, as it's not matching "626:"...

I wonder, is it possible to make / + and : be treated by lucene as word separators?

possibly.

in the next version of lucene that should be possible.

Based on xlotlu's points about readability, as I go through and verify each work in the Mozart list, I'm adding spaces around the /'s in dual cat #s, to avoid the problem and make them more readable. But the + and : still cause some to fail; would be nice to have a non-expensive solution. :)

agreed.

do we have any procmail experts in the house?