23:41 <whitequark> anyway, http://irclog.whitequark.org/teamhacksung/, you can like it or not

23:42 <ring0> who needs a log anyways?

23:42 <whitequark> I do

23:44 <stickyboy> Just in case netchip comes back. :)

23:44 <whitequark> you never realize you might want a log until you need it

23:45 <whitequark> and that's usually too late

23:45 <whitequark> I've been tired of this shit (and of plain html logs without full-text search; no, google doesn't work fine), and wrote a decent logger.

23:45 <whitequark> *I've got

23:46 <stickyboy> whitequark: It's nice. Good work. I tested the shift click for range selection.

23:46 <whitequark> stickyboy: it can also track conversations

23:46 <whitequark> like this: http://irclog.whitequark.org/teamhacksung/2012-05-12#1336866404-chain;

23:47 <whitequark> quite useful in crowded rooms with lots of traffic

23:47 <stickyboy> Oh, like #ubuntu? I try to stay away from those ones ;)

23:48 <whitequark> it depends

23:49 <whitequark> also, full-text search. my database is currently 126M (more than 800k messages), but it's fast anyway

23:49 <ring0> being subject to supervision, always good ;)

23:50 <whitequark> as a public service, irc can't be assumed to not be logged by someone

23:51 <whitequark> stickyboy: a bit more useful example: http://irclog.whitequark.org/ruby/2012-03-08#1331233028-chain;

23:51 <whitequark> disable selection and then try to track that chain

23:53 <stickyboy> Good shit