Thursday, 2008-10-30

paulproteusBovinity, sudo defaults write com.apple.systempreferences TMShowUnsupportedNetworkVolumes 100:31
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mindlikecan someone answer a  question about mixing cc content with mixed cc / non-cc dvd content00:57
mindlikewe're making00:57
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nkinkademindlike: I might be able to help point you in the right direction.01:26
mindlikesay we do a dvd which we charge money for.. but have a few chapters we do as creative commons01:27
mindlikecan we use other creative commons works in these chapters that require non-profit inclusion?01:28
nkinkademindlike: I'd say it depends on what which license the CC content is under.01:28
nkinkadeClearly content under an NC license wouldn't work if you're selling the DVD.01:29
mindlikeyes but since we're releasing those works for free elsewhere01:30
mindlikeisn't that a workaround?01:30
mindlikejust trying to see if we should use cc for these free chapters or not01:30
nkinkademindlike: I'm not a lawyer and this is just my own view on it, but I would imagine that just because you are giving a few chapters away from free elsewhere wouldn't allow you to include NC works in those same chapters in some complete product that you are selling.01:31
nkinkadeI think using a CC license for the free chapters makes total sense, but I'm just not sure you use include other NC works in those free chapters and still sell the whole thing.01:32
mindlikeyeah thats more or less what I thought01:32
nkinkadeHowever, you could possibly use BY, BY-SA or BY-ND works in those chapters.01:32
mindlikewhat if we only include the works on the parts we have online..01:32
nkinkadeDepending on how you're using them.01:32
mindlikealmost like two flavors of same chapter01:32
mindlikedvd non-nc content version, and online +nc version which we're not selling01:33
mindlikebut segmenting in a ppv stream01:33
mindlikebut making those chapters public01:33
mindlikei'm not a lawyer either but you think that might work?01:33
nkinkadeAgain, I can't say with legal certainty, but I would imagine that as long as you're not selling the NC works, then you are okay, but the NC issue is fairly complicated.01:33
nkinkadeYour plan above sounds reasonable to me "dvd non-nc content version, and online +nc version which we're not selling"01:34
mindlikefor instance one chapter we have has s&m stuff.. so nin's content which is nc01:34
mindlikewe wanted to use and help promot through youtube n such01:34
mindlikeso I figured if the trailer was released on CC :) we could mix over whatever cc content we wanted as long as its not on the dvd release01:34
nkinkademindlike: Again, that sounds reasonable to me.01:35
nkinkadeCC Norway has put up a tool that might help steer you in the right direction:01:36
nkinkadehttp://www.creativecommons.no/ncguide/01:36
mindlikethanks will read now01:36
nkinkadeKeep in mind that it's not a legally binding tool, but just a guide.01:36
nkinkadeCC is presently undertaking a study of how to better define what NC really means in the context of the licenses.01:37
nkinkadeIt will probably be some months before that is done.01:37
mindlikeor maybe how it could be used in creative situations01:37
nkinkadeMy best advice is to be sensible about your usage of NC works, and if something doesn't *seem* right, then I'd either look for non-NC works or else try to contact the copyright holder.01:37
mindlikewould be a nice way to teach younger ways how to use cc and profit at same time01:37
nkinkadeOf course, you could always consult with a lawyer.01:38
mindlikewe're doing that too01:38
mindlikebut more to clean our own work of copyrighted edits01:38
nkinkademindlike: It's a good point, and I think that the NIN example highlights how it is possible to use CC and still make money.01:39
mindlikewell it says you can't use for advertising either01:41
mindlikehttp://www.creativecommons.no/ncguide/resolution.php?fr=B1&he=NN01:41
mindlikeaccording to norway guide01:41
nkinkadeThe Norway guide is based off an old document we had called NC Draft Guidelines, but now that this study is underway, that was pulled to avoid confusion.01:42
mindlikewell maybe I can't use on trailer but could use on alternative content we have online in non-ppv segment01:42
nkinkadeBut I think the basic idea still holds.01:42
nkinkadeI would suggest that if the CC Norway tool indicates your use might be commercial, and you're worried about a lawsuit, that you should seek an alternative.01:43
mindlikewas more just curious if we could creatively use cc01:43
mindlikewe'll probably use it whether we can get cc content in or not01:43
mindlikei think its a cool tool for educational/creative purposes01:43
nkinkadeThere's reasons for using using ND and NC licenses, but what you are running up against is one of the reasons why many people generally promote more open licenses like the BY or BY-SA.01:43
mindlikenot sure about business tho01:44
nkinkadeThe NC and ND terms really restrict the reuse of a work, as you are finding.01:44
nkinkademindlike: There's lots of CC licensed music out there other than NIN.01:45
nkinkadeHave you tried poking around at http://magnatune.com or http://jamendo.com or http://ccmixter.org?01:46
mindlikeyeah just wanted to see if you could use pop culture stuff.. but seems like they have that cordoned off mostly for profit01:46
mindlikeyeah checked em all out01:46
mindlikelots of obscure artists01:46
mindlikei just helped build the media platform thats behind lp33.tv01:46
mindlikebut they're not cc (yet)01:46
nkinkadeYeah, but you're sure to find some music of that genre.01:46
mindlikeoh yeah there's no scarcity of stuff to use or even create ourselves01:47
nkinkade:-)01:47
mindlikebut we wanted to hook in some big names that chose to use cc01:47
mindlikeif possible01:47
nkinkadeThat makes sense.01:47
mindlikeand it seems like there's a slight possibility if we experiment with our own content release strategy01:47
nkinkademindlike: One last idea for the audio stuff: http://wiki.creativecommons.org/Content_Directories01:50
nkinkadeMaybe you've already seen that.01:50
nkinkadeBut there's an audio section where you might be able to find more CC-licensed music.01:51
mindlikeoh thanks01:51
mindlikewe're good though.. got plenty for this one01:51
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mindlikewow this is stocked tho thanks01:54
mindlikebookmarking01:54
mindlikelater dudes01:55
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joe_hellou13:22
joe_!13:22
joe_ive got a quick question13:22
joe_anyone there?13:22
joe_:D13:22
joe_is there a place to upload pictures ?!13:23
joe_where i can be (at least a little) sure theyre protected ? (not like imageshack or stuff like that) ??13:24
joe_wikipedia ?13:24
parkerhigginsprotected from what, joe_ ?13:24
joe_from being kidnapped by ad or news agencies or ....13:24
joe_^^13:24
parkerhigginsoh.  i don't know which sites are more or less susceptible to that.13:25
joe_ok13:25
joe_wikipedia should work ?!13:25
parkerhigginswell, i don't understand how that would be an unlikely place for ad or news agency kidnapping, but if you have some reason to think that, you may be correct.13:26
joe_:D13:27
joe_hehe13:27
joe_im sorry13:27
joe_hmm13:32
joe_ill tell you what i wanna do13:32
joe_i went photographing a lot of mushrooms yesterday and want to put them up in wikipedias commons13:32
joe_http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Fungi?uselang=en13:32
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paulproteusMorning, all.18:07
nkinkadeHowdy, paulproteus.18:08
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nkinkadepaulproteus: Are you using Intrepid Ibex on your laptop?18:38
paulproteusnkinkade, No, still Hardy I think.18:39
nkinkadehttp://www.bahamasferries.com/18:39
nkinkadeThat site irreparably crashes X, so badly I had to reboot.  And it's done it twice.18:39
nkinkadeJust curious if it would do the same for you.  Probably Flash related.18:40
paulproteusI don't think I have brand-name Flash installed anywhere anymore.18:43
paulproteusI prefer to use cheap third-party knockoffs.18:43
nkinkadeI might go that direction, but I'm saddened by the fact that a web page could crash my whole machine.18:48
paulproteusnkinkade, I suppose it's a bug in your X card driver.18:49
paulproteusSounds reportable to me!18:49
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trontonicIf I use cc music for a showreel, is that a "commercial purpose"?19:40
nkinkadetrontonic: What do you mean by a "showreel"?19:43
trontonictrontonic: 3d graphics, put together in a short video, with the intention of perhaps getting a job19:44
trontonic(within the field of 3d-graphics)19:44
nkinkadetrontonic: There are no easy answers to the NC question.19:44
nkinkadeThat's not much of a reply, I know, but it's about as good as anyone can do at the moment.19:44
nkinkadeI do have two suggestions, though.19:44
nkinkadeFirst this is worth noting: http://wiki.creativecommons.org/NC19:45
trontonicnkinkade: okay, thanks. So, should I use my own music (which is worse), or just take a chance on it not being commercial, since I will not make money of it in a direct fashion?19:45
nkinkadeThen, our affiliates at CC Norway have a tool that could be useful to you, though it's by no means the final word:19:45
nkinkadehttp://www.creativecommons.no/ncguide/19:46
nkinkadetrontonic: If it's just one piece of music, then you might consider trying to contact the copyright holder .. if you are unsure.19:46
trontonicnkinkade: great, thanks. I do plan on putting it on my webpage, though, so I'm not sure how it is with laws and everything. The server is in Norway, but I'm not a lawyer :)19:47
trontonicnkinkade: that's a good suggestion, perhaps I'll even ask someone for some regular copyrighted music. Come to think of it, I could ask one of my musician-friends instead. It would be nice to be able to use CC-music without worries, though.19:48
trontonicThe licensing-stuff really stifles innovasion, even though it's only in a small way for my part.19:48
nkinkadetrontonic: Have you been around to some of the music sites that focus on CC music?19:48
nkinkadehttp://magnatune.com, http://jamendo.com, http://ccmixter.org, etc.19:49
trontonicnkinkade: Yes, I've registered at freesound and done a lot of searching. The quality is okay in some places, but the whole point of using CC-music would be to not feel insecure at the use, IMO.19:49
nkinkadetrontonic: As far as using CC music without worries, you can do it, just don't use music with an NC-type license. :-)19:49
trontonicnkinkade: If you exclude the NC-type license there's not much music left, unfortunately :/19:50
trontonicnkinkade: At least music of a good enough quality to be used for a reel19:50
trontonicnkinkade: I've really searched, for days19:50
paulproteusThat use doesn't strike me as really commercial.19:51
paulproteusYou're not restricting others from using the work, nor using it in advertising.19:51
paulproteusSo the use you describe seems okay.  I'm not a lawyer, and even worse, I'll be offline for a little while of the next few minutes.19:51
paulproteusnkinkade, I was wrong; I have name-brand Flash here.19:51
paulproteusThat website loads okay.19:51
paulproteusBut that's with Hardy.19:51
paulproteus"You have version 9,0,124,0 installed" says http://www.adobe.com/products/flash/about/19:51
trontonicpaulproteus: In a way, it is advertising for me.19:51
paulproteustrontonic, Yes, but not for a company.19:51
paulproteusI think that's an important difference.19:52
trontonicPerhaps it's easier if I just use copyrighted music with the permission of the author or my own music. The CC-license is too unclear for me.19:52
paulproteusA subtle one.19:52
paulproteusBut anyway, /me vanishes!19:52
trontonicpaulproteus: I have a company19:52
trontonicpaulproteus: cu19:52
nkinkadepaulproteus: Then what you say makes even more sense, that it's probably something at a lower level than Flash or Firefox, perhaps an issue with the graphics driver.19:53
nkinkadeI did just switch to using the framebuffer as I went to Intrepid.19:53
trontonicI think CC is useless. Thanks for answering my questions, I'm off.19:53
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nkinkadepaulproteus: It turns out that git-svn'ing the whole CiviCRM repository is no quick job.20:07
nkinkadeIt got interrupted last night and once this morning, until I finally got wise and launched it in a screen session, but it's still going right now.20:07
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is4paulproteus, >> http://www.flickr.com/photos/creativecommons/2986783159/20:29
is4ha!20:29
paulproteusis4, (-:20:33
paulproteustrontonic's story is sad.20:34
paulproteusnkinkade, Yeah, the Drupal CVS import finished after "only" a few hours.20:34
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paulproteusnkinkade, I see you made a Drupal git repository.  I'm going to make some branches in it sync with Drupal CVS.  That sound okay?20:58
nkinkadepaulproteus: Yeah, I made that yesterday.21:00
nkinkadeBut it's just a snapshot of our current drupal install.21:00
paulproteusEr, it has commits?21:01
paulproteusI noticed zero commits.21:01
paulproteusSo I just pushed the CVS thing to it.21:01
paulproteusc.f. http://code.creativecommons.org/viewgit?p=drupal.git;a=summary21:02
paulproteusI wonder what http://code.creativecommons.org/viewgit?p=drupal.git;a=commitdiff;h=9c114af8252a95d019d2308a0668e04396a47975 is about.21:02
paulproteusWhat version of Drupal is ours based on?21:03
paulproteusShould I whip out my find-nearest-neighbor script?21:03
nkinkadepaulproteus: 5.721:03
nkinkadeThe only commit in that repository should be the initial commit when I added all the files.21:03
paulproteusnkinkade, That repo had zero commits when I pushed to it a moment ago.21:04
paulproteushttp://code.creativecommons.org/viewgit?p=drupal.git;a=commit;h=650755addba5f8b7e8ba9720f0030497e1b50413 is 5.7, apparently.21:04
nkinkadeWell, maybe it doesn't register the first commit of the files.21:05
nkinkadeI basically did "git init"21:05
nkinkadegit add .21:05
nkinkadegit commit21:05
nkinkadegit push21:06
paulproteusWhere did you push to?21:06
paulproteus'Cause you sure didn't seem to push there.21:06
paulproteusDid you "git remote add"?21:06
nkinkadeYes, I did git remote add.21:08
paulproteusWell, I don't know what you did, but there was no evidence that you had pushed.21:10
paulproteusMaybe you just didn't push enter when you thought you did push?21:10
paulproteusI'm really in the dark about what you did.21:10
nkinkadepaulproteus: That repository was empty?21:11
paulproteusYes.21:11
nkinkadeI think I had a network issue during the push, so maybe it never got there.21:11
paulproteusAh-hah.21:11
nkinkadeI recall having had to restart the push.21:11
nkinkadeBut everything was lining up nicely.21:12
paulproteusWell, anyway, now the Drupal CVS thing is there instead.21:12
nkinkadeJust as well.21:12
paulproteusI could nuke it and we could put your stuff there, but best is to merge them anyway.21:12
nkinkadeSo how do we get our current one in there so that we're able to see any changes?21:12
paulproteus(a) Push the CC work to a branch called cc.21:12
paulproteus(b) use "git merge -s ours" ("s" for "strategy") to merge the cc branch and the commit that creates Drupal 5.7.21:13
nkinkadepaulproteus: I don't know what that means.21:16
nkinkadeOr better phrased, why a merge would be necessary.21:16
paulproteusWell, the merge would be useful so that you can later try to "git merge" the Drupal 5.8 or 5.9.21:16
paulproteusAnd then git would know to only try to apply the deltas that aren't already part of 5.7.21:17
nkinkadeAh.21:17
paulproteusIs that enough to get you going?21:18
nkinkadepaulproteus:  I might be, and I'll try, but I suspect it's not enough. :-)21:19
paulproteusOkay.  Keep me posted.21:19
nkinkadepaulproteus: How do I get just our version into git?21:26
paulproteusYou already have it committed in a local repository, yes?21:26
nkinkadeDo I just dump it on top of a checkout of 5.7.21:26
paulproteusSo just push that branch to a branch named "cc" on the remote.21:26
paulproteusTa-da, done.21:26
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paulproteusYou can ignore all the other junk floating about in other branches if you like.21:27
nkinkadeSo just take our source, git-init it, add a remote and the push it to the repository under a new branch name?21:27
paulproteusSounds good to me.21:27
nkinkadeI doesn't involve at all a clone of the current one.21:27
nkinkade?21:27
paulproteusYou don't have to.21:28
paulproteusYou can.21:28
paulproteusMakes no difference.21:28
paulproteusWhatevs.21:28
paulproteusThat's for step 1.21:28
paulproteusFor step 2, the merge step, sure, you'll want both the cvs-based and the not-cvs-based one.21:28
paulproteusDoes this make sense?21:28
paulproteusWow, I have only one hand: http://www.flickr.com/photos/creativecommons/2986763539/in/set-72157608516786167/21:34
nkinkadepaulproteus: Why does gitweb say that a cc head was created 24 hours ago?21:36
paulproteusBuh.21:36
paulproteusOh, gitweb only looks at time stored in the git commit.21:36
nkinkadeI created a local branch called cc, then pushed it to "origin".21:36
paulproteusNot the time the commit was pushed.21:36
paulproteusSo that commit was created 24h ago, supposedly.21:37
nkinkadeI think it worked.21:37
paulproteusBranches are just labels on commits, and there is no metadata for branches in git.21:37
paulproteusSo git can't know when branches were created, only the most recent commit *on* said branch.21:37
nkinkadeSo now the merge?21:39
paulproteusSounds good to me.21:39
paulproteusYou may want to hand-review the diffs to avoid a spuriously large patch.21:39
paulproteusThe thing to do is to find the revision you want to tell git you branched off from (which I found earlier as the one labeled "Drupal 5.7").21:39
paulproteusDo "git checkout $that_sha1_thing"21:39
paulproteusEr, ignore the "do" above.21:40
paulproteusStay on the cc branch, and do:21:40
paulproteusThen git merge --no-commit -s ours $that_sha1_thing21:40
nkinkadeWhat is "ours" and I forgot how to find the SHA121:40
paulproteusBy SHA1 I mean "commit ID".21:41
paulproteusBTW if you want me to do this I'm okay with that.21:41
paulproteusI just want to be sure to offer you the chance to learn rather than just have me do it.21:41
nkinkadeRight, but the commit id of what?21:43
nkinkade5.7, or of the branch cc?21:43
nkinkadeAnd I'd like to learn, but have this sense that unless I'm using git all the time that I won't really learn in any meaningful way.21:43
paulproteus5.7.21:44
nkinkadeI'm not really a programmer and while I do some coding things, I don't do enough software development to really use git more than just occassionally.21:44
paulproteusThis would be way easier to explain in person.21:44
paulproteusI'll just hurriedly do this, one sec.21:44
nkinkadeWe've gone over a lot of this on a whiteboard before and it was helpful, and then I didn't use any of it and within a few weeks most of it had gone away.21:46
nkinkadeThe fact is that until I see a need to use git on a regular basis, I'm not likely to put any effort into learning it thoroughly.21:47
paulproteusRight-o.21:50
paulproteusnkinkade, This commit includes hilarious amount of detail on our contributors.21:56
paulproteusIn the CiviCRM Log.21:56
nkinkadepaulproteus: dlobo?21:56
paulproteus!?!21:57
paulproteusWhat can that possibly mean?21:58
nkinkadeHe21:58
nkinkade's an active commiter, I think.21:59
paulproteusUm, okay.21:59
nkinkadeOh wait.  Nevermind, he's with CiviCRM.21:59
paulproteus-    [payer_id] => 9VTSNM93FC5KA21:59
paulproteus-    [receiver_id] => WV32EUJVTFL5221:59
paulproteus-    [item_number] =>21:59
paulproteus-    [payment_status] => Completed21:59
paulproteus-    [payment_fee] => 0.3321:59
nkinkadeBah.21:59
paulproteusThat's the sort of stuff I mean.21:59
nkinkadeOh, I see what you mean.21:59
nkinkadeWe'll that's disappointing.  I scrubbed the CiviCRM.log, but there must be another in the drupal area that I missed.22:00
paulproteusGuess so.22:00
paulproteusYou can git grep receiver_id.22:00
paulproteusWant me to remove that file and recreate that original commit?22:01
paulproteusWell, I'll do that in another branch right this second.22:02
nkinkadepaulproteus: Yeah, that would be good.  What file is it?22:04
paulproteusDo we need anything in sites/default/files/civicrm/upload at all?22:04
paulproteusLooks all bad to me.22:05
paulproteusI'll remove it and add it .gitignore if that's okay with you.22:05
nkinkadepaulproteus: Wait.22:06
paulproteusI'm waiting.22:06
nkinkadeDid you just push up everything in /var/www/support.creativecommons.org/www?22:06
paulproteusI have no idea what's in /var/www/support/anything.22:06
paulproteusI'm only looking at what's in the drupal repository on code-dot.22:06
nkinkadeOh, then I must have just done that by accident.22:07
paulproteusI think that's by and large sensible, once we remove stuff we shouldn't be posting.22:07
nkinkadeBut to answer your question, stuff in sites/default/files/civicrm/upload might be worth keeping.  I'm not 100% sure.22:09
paulproteusI'm only referring to what's good to publish in git when I say "keep."22:10
paulproteusMy suggestion is to .gitignore the directory so that we don't commit stuff in there.22:10
nkinkadepaulproteus: I just looked and it doesn't appear that anything in that dir. is important for keeping.22:13
nkinkadeIn the repository, that is.22:13
paulproteusCool.22:14
paulproteusI'm redoing your initial commit right now without it, then.22:15
nkinkadeSorry.   Thanks.22:15
paulproteusNo prob.22:17
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paulproteusnkinkade, Ooh, fun times.22:37
paulproteusI created the merged_cc branch.22:37
paulproteusAnd pushed it to the remote.22:37
paulproteusOn a fresh clone, you could do (if you wanted):22:38
paulproteusgit branch --track merged_cc origin/merged_cc22:38
paulproteusgit branch 5.8 83eb658967c49b542144907682fe47306676084a # I found the commit ID for Drupal 5.822:38
paulproteusgit checkout merged_cc22:38
nkinkadepaulproteus: Let me take a look.  Are theremany differences.22:38
paulproteusgit merge 5.822:38
nkinkade?22:38
paulproteusNo, hardly any.22:38
paulproteusWith the above command set you can bring us forward to 5.8, yay.22:39
nkinkadeAnd that's to be expected.  Thank goodness not many are showing up. :-)22:39
paulproteusI did hack out a bunch of spurious changes related to CVS keyword expansion.22:40
paulproteusThat wasn't too hard, and that should be over now.22:40
paulproteusWe should remove the "cc" branch if you're ready.22:40
nkinkadeUntil the CiviCRM clone finishes.22:41
nkinkadeSure, blast the cc branch.22:41
paulproteusDone.22:41
nkinkadepaulproteus: I'm starting to feel that git-svn on the CiviCRM repository is in an endless loop.23:02
paulproteusThat's silly, but possible with some old-ish versions of git-svn.23:02
nkinkadepaulproteus: I'm not serious.  It's just taking a really really long time.23:05
paulproteusOh, okay.23:05
paulproteusIt's quite amazing that it's still going.23:05
paulproteusnkinkade, When I read "Macedonia" I can't help but think of Macademia nuts.23:06
nkinkadeIt ran for a hour or so yesterday and it's been going for a few hours today.23:07
nkinkadeMmm.  Macadamia nuts.23:07
nkinkadepaulproteus: Do you really mean the Former Yugolav Republic of Macadamia nuts?23:09
paulproteusYou'll have to speak to my affiliates in Macademia.23:09
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