[00:15:52] <georgebarnick>	 hi codynguyen1116
[00:16:07] <codynguyen1116>	 heyo george
[00:21:19] <codynguyen1116>	 oh george, do you know how to set up a local host of Brickimedia on Win10 OS?
[01:07:15] <codynguyen1116>	 Hmm, is it possible to update the IRC channel #brickimedia for whenever there's a new comment on an issue, or a new issue is created?
[01:29:59] <georgebarnick>	 codynguyen1116: it's possible to set up a local clone on windows but I haven't done it in years, whenever I need to clone it I do it on a linux server since I have a few of those
[01:30:09] <georgebarnick>	 as for issue comments, not to my knowledge
[01:31:54] <georgebarnick>	 codynguyen1116: depending what you want a local clone of, some repos are easier to clone than others. If you want an absolute mirror of Brickimedia though it's kind of a pain especially the way we have multiple wikis parsed in LocalSettings...
[01:53:41] <codynguyen1116>	 would cloning a stand-alone wiki of Brickimedia be easier? 
[01:53:44] <codynguyen1116>	 @georgebarnick
[01:53:58] <codynguyen1116>	 I was thinking Meta or Brickipedia instead of the full wikifarm
[02:20:06] <georgebarnick>	 codynguyen1116: i mean if you just want to test refreshed or something it's easier to put it on a single, normal mediawiki installation than a clone of everything
[02:20:16] <georgebarnick>	 (putting @ in front of my name doesn't ping me btw)
[02:21:25] <codynguyen1116>	 hmm, OK
[02:21:44] <codynguyen1116>	 georgebarnick: is it possible to setup a wiki on a localhost? 
[02:21:53] <georgebarnick>	 yes
[02:22:19] <codynguyen1116>	 are there any existing tutorials on mediawiki.org?
[02:22:49] <georgebarnick>	 probably not, you don't really need a tutorial on mediawiki, you need a tutorial on setting up a local apache server
[02:22:52] <georgebarnick>	 on windows
[02:23:20] <codynguyen1116>	 Gotcha, thanks, I'll go find one
[02:23:56] <georgebarnick>	 also your question about localhost is phrased kind of wrong, every computer is its localhost. Brickimedia's server is on its localhost, localhost is whatever the current (local) computer is so yes every MediaWiki installation runs on a localhost ;)
[02:26:35] <codynguyen1116>	 oh lol woops, I'm bad with server terminology :P 
[02:46:10] <georgebarnick>	 codynguyen1116: well if you want I'm working on a cloud hosting platform that you could use once we finalize pricing and infrastructure :) take a peak http://georgebarnick.xyz:81
[02:48:08] <codynguyen1116>	 heheh, maybe once I get a job I will :P (maybe next year?) looks great though! 
[02:48:26] <georgebarnick>	 thanks :)
[02:54:48] <codynguyen1116>	 oh btw if you still want me to one day, I can help with UI and UX design stuff :D 
[02:55:44] <codynguyen1116>	 (will be able to help most when summer is nearing, so may to june)
[02:59:12] <georgebarnick>	 of course, it's a slow project going in several directions currently but by then it shoud be together in  one way or another
[05:45:54] <georgebarnick>	 !logs
[05:45:55] <wm-bot2>	 Channel logs available at http://wm-bot.wmflabs.org/browser/index.php?display=%23brickimedia
[21:22:34] <georgebarnick>	 Lcawte: why two accounts lately