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[00:44:14] <jaraco> !m pmxbot

[00:44:14] <pmxbot> you're doing good work, pmxbot!

[00:52:28] <aclark> !m jaraco

[00:52:28] <pmxbot> you're doing good work, jaraco!

[01:00:05] <jaraco> pmxbot is now running on Python 3 !

[01:00:12] <jaraco> !m Python 3

[01:00:12] <pmxbot> you're doing good work, Python 3!

[01:00:25] <jaraco> some aspects are still broken

[01:00:42] <jaraco> Wordnik, for example, doesn't have a Python 3 binding for their API.

[01:01:13] <jaraco> oh, btw, aclark, I installed Python 3.3.0 on chat-logs.

[01:01:24] <jaraco> I hope you don't mind.

[01:16:40] <aclark> jaraco: nice! sure np

[13:23:51] <aclark> jaraco: i bet we could get some donations for the "channel logging service"

[13:24:24] <jaraco> Sounds good to me.

[13:27:44] <aclark> jaraco: just added a pimp here: http://dcpython.org/#contact

[13:27:50] <aclark> just need to figure out backups…

[13:29:31] <aclark> !m dcpython.org

[13:29:31] <pmxbot> you're doing good work, dcpython.org!

[13:32:56] <jaraco> I just ran this on my rackspace host: echo "0 0 * * * mongodump -h chat-logs.dcpython.org" | crontab

[13:33:04] <jaraco> I'm pretty sure that takes care of daily backups.

[13:33:09] <aclark> cool

[13:33:21] <aclark> good enough for me

[13:33:35] <jaraco> if you think about it, ping me tomorrow and I'll double check the crontab worked.

[13:33:52] <aclark> k

[13:34:26] <jaraco> !help remind

[13:34:26] <pmxbot> command not found

[13:34:33] <jaraco> darn

[20:13:37] <aclark> jaraco: any canonical "write word documents w/Python" lib?

[23:49:11] <jaraco1> aclark: no canonical one, but I like paradocx

[23:49:24] <jaraco> !g paradocx

[23:49:24] <pmxbot> Yikes! An error occurred: can't use a string pattern on a bytes-like object

[23:49:24] <pmxbot> !g Look a phrase up on google

[23:50:08] <jaraco> http://pypi.python.org/pypi/paradocx

[23:50:18] <jaraco> It's pure python, fast, and creates the latest format.

[23:51:14] <jaraco> It's not a complete implementation - but the code is pretty readable and easy to extend, especially if you just need one or two doc features.