19:59:59 <nitzmahone> #startmeeting Ansible Windows Working Group
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20:00:02 <nitzmahone> bah
20:00:07 <nitzmahone> #chair jborean93
20:00:07 <zodbot> Current chairs: jborean93 nitzmahone
20:00:12 <jborean93> yo
20:00:13 <nitzmahone> #info agenda https://github.com/ansible/community/issues/644
20:00:33 <nitzmahone> #topic open floor
20:00:56 <jborean93> I've got nothing interesting, been busy working on some non-windows stuff recently
20:01:42 <briantist> hello
20:01:47 <nitzmahone> hey hey
20:02:10 <briantist> thanks again to you both for getting the docs stuff over the line 🎉
20:02:18 <nitzmahone> you did the hard part :D
20:02:32 <jborean93> yea wasn't really that much on our parts
20:03:06 <briantist> cheers
20:03:38 <briantist> either of you going to ansible fest this year?
20:04:19 <nitzmahone> Not sure yet- even though we're back in person this year, I didn't submit a talk since the stuff I've been working on isn't ready to go public yet...
20:04:57 <nitzmahone> This'd be the first one I've missed since 2015 if I don't go, but we're not sure how many folks they're going to send that aren't giving talks
20:04:58 <jborean93> I won't be, might drop in on the virtual stream if the time works but I doubt it will
20:05:27 <jborean93> I believe there were a lot of talks submitted as well, not just within the org
20:05:46 <briantist> right, it's quite difficult on your part whether virtual or traveling
20:06:22 <nitzmahone> I assume they're doing a hybrid contrib summit in conjunction with fest this year too, but I haven't heard for sure
20:06:45 <briantist> yeah they are doing hybrid for that, but I'm going, pretty excited, I think it's the first in person one since I've really joined the community
20:07:27 <briantist> I'm still kind of tepid on traveling generally, but I really want to go to this event, may take a train to avoid flying
20:07:31 <nitzmahone> Nice- I assume I'll know in the next few weeks if I'm going, definitely need to catch up in person if I end up going
20:07:53 <nitzmahone> Can't remember where you're based...
20:07:57 <briantist> yeah for sure!
20:07:59 <briantist> I'm in NYC
20:08:17 <nitzmahone> Ah, so not a terrible train ride to Chicago then, what like ~10h?
20:08:54 <briantist> more like 20-28 I think depending on which route lol.. but it'll be an experience getting a room on a train
20:08:58 <nitzmahone> oof
20:09:02 <briantist> we'll see, haven't booked it yet
20:09:26 <jborean93> how long would it take to just drive?
20:09:43 <nitzmahone> I'll definitely be wearing my N95 the whole time if I end up going- avoided COVID this long (TMK anyway)
20:10:18 <briantist> probably less honestly, the trains here are s l o w, but I'm not a big fan of driving, the train is all time I can relax basically
20:10:25 <nitzmahone> Heh, I could nearly drive there from Portland in 28h :D
20:11:12 <jborean93> fair enough
20:11:27 <nitzmahone> Looks like ~13h drive from NYC
20:11:37 <jborean93> I'm sure you will have a good time there, Ansiblefest is always fun catching up with people and seeing others you only knew through a keyboard
20:11:40 <briantist> ah just beat me, yeah 13-14h
20:12:37 <jborean93> I'll check the kayak time for me
20:12:42 <briantist> lol
20:13:11 <nitzmahone> I'd have to do some serious speeding through NE and WY to make it in 28h- used to drive back and forth to school in Indiana and got a nice "driving award" from the Nebraska state patrol for my extreme efficiency
20:13:20 <briantist> google does seem to have a sense of humor with cross-continental walking directions at least, I do recall some sets giving the instruction to "walk into the sea" or some such
20:13:49 <briantist> haha driving award
20:14:24 <briantist> "it's just a paper certificate now but I might get the metal bracelets after I go see the contest judge"
20:14:30 <nitzmahone> lol
20:15:04 <nitzmahone> She was kind and wrote it for 94 in a 75, but I was doing, well, a lot better than that before she clocked me :D
20:15:33 * jborean93 crazy
20:15:54 <briantist> yikes, I got a bad ticket like that once, and it basically was the inspiration for me to stop doing that altogether
20:16:10 <briantist> just cruise control at the speed limit, stay right, let me people pass, and not think about it
20:16:21 <jborean93> I feel like we would loose our license going that fast
20:16:35 <jborean93> even just 5 km/h over and it's a hefty fine
20:16:46 <nitzmahone> Heh, I wrote a letter to the judge and they dismissed the whole thing for my taking a $20 "correspondence driver training course"
20:16:54 <briantist> I'm happy to live in a city now where I don't need a car at all
20:17:22 <jborean93> Yea I can't say I like driving anymore, trying to ride more on my bike now. But that's hard in a city with hills
20:17:40 <nitzmahone> I usually keep it to ~10mph over on the freeway these days, but occasionally still make sure that third digit on the speed display is working ;)
20:17:54 <briantist> true, NYC is fairly flat
20:19:23 <nitzmahone> Sounds like nothing else on fire for the Ansible stuff, so I'll close out the meeting
20:19:26 <nitzmahone> #endmeeting