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<0> chills: download that video, if you go to http://www.deathtrip.org/video/ there are others
<1> yeah it most likely is... but do you know how I'd find out why?
<2> chills: I like to have stuff.
<0> something going BOOM!!!
<3> i see
<3> Interex : sure
<0> Lox: maybe read some kind of LOG FILE
<1> ah ok.. thanks.
<3> i guess my real player plays .3gp
<0> ok my time has come to go
<3> Interex : still have the motorazer?
<2> Interex: I should get that fiber line uncorked within the next day or so. I entered a work order to have it changed to five public IP addresses.
<0> yea i sure do, need to order a part for it since i broke something
<0> anyway i need to go right now
<0> p3nguin: nice :)
<0> i probably wont be back, so **** YA'LL and have a nice day
<3> adios Interex
<0> jblack: eat horse **** kthx
<4> Interex : This ain't AOL! Learn to spell, kid!
<0> vrsa: **** your mother!
<5> indeed. it's "Y'ALL"
<6> wtf
<2> Why the hostility?
<5> Who could say?
<3> hmm shane was in a bad mood :\
<6> ya think?
<1> anyways...... any of you know where I would go to find the correct logfile to see why applets in gnome are dying unexpectedly?
<5> Lox: Uh, GNOME doesn't log, to my knowledge.
<1> damn hostile *** was no help then..
<6> would dmesg have anything useful?
<2> Try the syslog.
<2> Check the output from `dmesg' or something.
<1> just whenever I log into gnome.... 3 things come up that unexpectedly die...
<7> Lox, run the applets from terminal
<5> dmesg and syslog won't do any good here, either. GNOME literally doesn't log anything.
<1> can I just get them to go away??
<6> gnome doesn't, but the applets might leave some sort of panic message
<5> Lox: you could try switching to the console from which X is started ... errors would be spit out there.
<2> That's pretty crappy of it to not log things. Start the program from a terminal in debug mode if there is such a mode.
<8> what do you do when you're trying to install something which the install program thinks is missing but there is a later version already installed and it won't install the old (required) one?
<5> p3nguin: With GNOME? All modes are "debug," as it were :-)
<2> See, this just proves that I don't know anything about it.
<5> p3nguin: Take that as a blessing, my boy.
<9> hey can S.M.A.R.T be enabled in a SATA drive
<5> shyheim: I tend to give up and implement whatever it is that I'm trying to install on my own.
<5> Commrade: I don't believe so, but I am often wrong about such things.
<1> ok hmm.. I'm baffled now.. how do I stop things from dying unexpectedly without knowing why they are doing it??
<9> well thanks kamelsmoka just wanted to confirm
<5> Commrade: http://livewiredev.com/bbs/showthread.php?s=680030f16254529e47a510177e33ec16&goto=lastpost&forumid=82
<10> hmm?
<5> That may be of interest.
<10> What's his problem?
<8> kamelsmoka: hmm, I'm trying to install pyslsk, it requires libwxgtk2.4_2.4.0.2, then that requires libstdc++2.10-glibc2.2, then that requires libc6, libc6 then says a later version is already installed
<8> im going nuts
<5> shyheim: Without far more knowledge of your install, I'm afraid that I've little advice for you.
<2> Something you said or did, most likely.
<9> kamelsmoka is that the correct link as I am unable to view the page
<8> kamelsmoka: ubuntu
<7> shyheim, dont hacks, the binary might be unstable
<5> Commrade: I searched google for the exact phrases "SMART" and "SATA." The link that I posted is the third result. http://gentoo-wiki.com/HARDWARE_SATA is the second result.
<11> ^ typical helper
<2> Time to head out again, later.
<9> thanks will have a look
<5> Commrade: Best of luck. The results do indicate that it would appear to be possible, so, yeah, I was wrong.
<12> W T F ?! I have to watch TAMPON commercials during theSimpsons?!
<13> hi simmy
<13> lol
<12> Hi, Isaac!
<1> well I suppose the way to fix things that unexpectedly die is keep rebooting till it doesn't happen anymore.......
<12> uploading 43 of 91.
<12> I hate asymetric internet connections. :(
<13> I need abdominal x-rays :|
<5> particularly, the following quote from the Gentoo Wiki article: "you can use smartctl to read SMART info from SATA device."
<12> ouch.
<14> shyheim: try working backwards
<8> Al-Ashtar: how so
<14> shyheim: install libc6 first
<14> then libstdc++2.10-glibc2.2
<13> yup, possible ulcer (I go to the doctor monday for a comprehensive exam)
<14> and so on
<14> maybe that would help
<15> shyheim: i take it that apt-get failed you?
<16> friend has a stomach ulcer, had some alakaline pill of some kind that helped
<5> Isaac-Lew: Ouch. I hope that you turn out alright.
<8> Al-Ashtar: but a later version of libc6 is already installed
<13> thanks
<8> sweet[a]tooth: yep
<13> I'm taking Prilosec OTC now (which is a funny story in & of itself)
<14> shyheim: so you have 2.3.6-0 ?
<8> Al-Ashtar: of libc6?
<14> yes
<8> not sure apt-get says its the latest one
<5> Good night, fellows.
<13> 15 40mg pills would have been $119, & my insurance wouldn't cover it
<13> as opposed to 42 20mg pills over-the-counter for $30
<14> shyheim: if it was me, I'd try reinstalling it. but I'm new to linux so don't take my word for it
<17> abdominal x-rays... if you're lucky, you can get a barium enema. :P
<13> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prilosec
<13> damn, there *is* a generic for it
<13> I had specifically asked about it
<17> heh
<17> your doctor probably doesn't get as many kickbacks if you don't use the real brand.
<7> Omeprazole
<12> OH MY GOD .... a 500TRILLION watt laser?!
<18> helo Isaac-Lew, how are you?
<12> Each 20-nanosecond laser burst will blast target materials in the chamber with 500 trillion watts of power.1,000 times the electrical output of the entire U.S. over the same period of time.
<13> BeloOn: I'm ok for now, hoping that I don't have an ulcer
<11> sounds scifi
<11> probably is fake
<12> popular science generally doesn't post fake crap on their page.
<19> sure it does
<11> I can quote some stuff that has been proven to be hoaxes
<11> falsified research is done more often than you think
<13> the flying car
<11> especially with grant work
<13> they've been pushing that for years
<8> Al-Ashtar: I give up... do you know of any other good software for file sharing?
<11> truth is... science isn't really popular
<14> you mean like limewire ?
<13> poutine: then why has the magazine been around for over 100 years?
<11> gift is pretty cool
<8> yeah
<11> Isaac-Lew, so initial publication date directly correlates with authenticity?
<16> shyheim: emule,limewire,winmx. also utorrent
<14> FredPitcher: those are for linux ?
<16> ah, perhaps not. there is one for linux..
<16> a command line file sharing program.
<11> gift!
<16> and i think eMule might have a command line vesrion too
<8> gift, command line?
<11> yes
<8> :\
<13> no, I mean that someone has to have been reading it all of these years, therefore science must be somewhat popular
<11> it has GUI clients if you're that retarded
<19> roar
<11> but their ncurses one is best imo
<19> webmail is dead
<8> poutine: do you run X?
<11> I run XP
<11> it stands for X+
<19> what's X+?
<14> shyheim: don't mind him, he's on medication
<19> severely medicated
<11> MS haters need to grow up
<14> yup
<19> i run XPP
<11> "severely medicated" ? Do you read what you type?
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