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<0> :) thanks bros..
<1> you, you're _very_ new aren't you
<0> me?
<0> yes
<0> just begin
<0> Reading package lists... Done
<0> Building dependency tree... Done
<0> E: Couldn't find package xchat
<0> :(
<1> car|: are you on debian?
<0> debian?what's that?
<2> ah.. it's in the Universe repo
<1> car|: what is your distribution?
<0> :-)
<0> no i'm not
<1> car|: what is your distribution?
<2> car|, "sudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
<1> Ubuntu?
<2> Cognition, yeah
<0> what a sec..be rite back
<0> ahh yes2..
<1> is it really worth typing rite instead of right to save one stinky letter
<0> ubuntu version 6.06 if i'm not mistaken
<1> then do as lapjack said, enable the universe repo
<2> car|, that should open a text editor... you should see some lines that start with "#deb"
<0> ok..trying
<2> some of those lines that start with #deb have the word "universe" in them.... remove the # from in front of those lines
<0> move all of them?
<2> just the lines that start with "deb" and have "universe"
<2> actually.. you could remove the # from in front of all the "deb" lines
<0> # deb-src http://au.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ dapper-backports main restricted universe multiverse
<0> that one rite?
<0> # deb
<2> right... that's one of them.. you just need to remove the "#"
<0> ok ok
<3> welp, looks like I'm working today... one of the customers apparantly took the day off work today, and can't take off another day.
<0> done lapjack
<0> save it or what?
<2> ok.. save and close the file
<0> ok done lapjack
<2> this should put you back and the shell... there you will type "sudo apt-get update"
<2> this refreshes the list of packages that are available
<0> ok..trying..
<0> it will come out like this rite? Get:1 http://security.ubuntu.com dapper-security Release.gpg [191B]
<0> Hit http://security.ubuntu.com dapper-security Release
<0> Hit http://security.ubuntu.com dapper-security/main Packages
<0> Hit http://security.ubuntu.com dapper-security/restricted Packages
<2> yeah
<0> bro..what is the meaning by #deb and to list it we have to remove "#".what is that for?
<2> # means that the line is commented out, not active
<2> by remove the comment, you activated those
<0> i see...
<0> u r helpful lapjack..
<2> the lines designate where the "repositories" are, these are where the applications are stored
<2> once that update finishes.. you should then be able to "sudo apt-get install xchat"
<0> i see.....
<0> ok
<0> i understand now
<0> sudo apt-get install xchat
<0> Reading package lists... Done
<0> Building dependency tree... Done
<0> The following extra packages will be installed:
<0> xchat-common
<0> :)
<0> thanks bro lapjack
<2> yep
<0> i've installed by ubuntu lasti time
<0> that was 5 something in version
<0> when i installed this 6 version i become lost
<0> because the xchat is not found in it
<0> so a little bit hard for me to use this gaim internet messenger for irc
<2> ew
<2> gaim is ok for MSN, Y!, etc...
<2> not so good for irc
<0> thats why bro..
<0> that's why i'm install the xchat :)
<0> bro the xchat fully installed now
<0> thanks to you a lot
<2> np
<1> hmmm, I'm searching for articles for the differenes/advantages of XML DBs as opposed to standard DBMS. There aren't many that google can find
<1> differences*
<4> anyone here wanna **** my ****?
<2> I'd file that under "no"
<5> What is za? Zaire?
<2> za = South Africa
<5> I suppose wecould akick that.
<2> haha
<5> Theres not so many people in that region that arent 509ers anyways...
<2> actually, I know a chick that chats from there... but I can't see her coming to #linux
<5> man.. za.. thats gottaa screw with their self-worth ***essment.
<5> "We gave sa to saudi arabia. They're rich and all...."
<5> The good news is, that we still have a za... And z is just like an s, but backwards"
<5> I wonder if the converation actually went something like that.
<5> Oh interesting. Jack thompson is going to help write video game law in MA.
<5> I wonder if they'll ban pacman for mysticism.
<6> bro lapjack:can u give a website on how to use linux command especially ubuntu that u used to learn too?
<5> cmon lapjack. your brother needs you. ;D
<6> :-)
<6> u also can help me bro jblack
<2> huh?
<5> Youre confused. Im not your brother.
<5> I dont' even like you.
<6> erm..
<6> sorry..
<1> c4rL: www.tldp.org is a good place to start
<6> thanks Cognition
<6> i appreciate that
<1> c4rL: this is a good guide -> http://tldp.org/LDP/intro-linux/html/index.html I always refer new people to it.
<6> owh..thanks once again Cognition
<1> welcome
<7> anyone know where i can grab 6.06 md5 checksum and not the new 6.06.1
<5> Lets see who can remember basic algebra... Given a point at (-2,-1), where are the points that are at x=2, with a distance of 5.
<3> (2,-4) (2,2)
<5> I knew youd know. :)
<3> heh. 3-4-5 triangle. didn't even need to use a calculator. :)
<3> bbl, work
<5> Took me five minutes to remember how to do that sort of problem.
<3> heh. I saw it was a 3-4-5, and just added and subtracted 3. anything else I would have had to get out a calcuator or write it down.
<5> Shame you're gone. I could use your help on a problem she had the other day.. I was able to figure out a solution, but it was of the "No way this is the way she's supposed to do it"
<3> I have one shoe and one sock on. still slightly here. :)
<5> righto then.
<5> Right triangle ABC, where B is the right angle.
<5> Draw a line segment, which we'll call BD, which cuts through the right angle and forms a right angle with the hypoteneuse of ABC
<5> BD has a value of X, and the others have (/me checks)
<5> AB has a value of sqrt(2) and BC has a value of 1
<5> solve for x.
<5> IOW, ABD and BDC. BDC is right angle, ABC is right angle.
<5> And triangle BCD is inside of triangle ABC
<3> x=2
<5> What's the process to figure it out?
<3> sec, no it doesn't. :)
<5> I know AC is sqrt(3), and taht I can pit the two triangles against each other as a system of equations.
<8> yea, this will be interesting. I'm still trying to remember how sin, cos and tan work (think you need them)
<9> that would be AB*BC/sqrt(3) then
<9> or something :p
<3> x=sqrt(2)/2
<3> or 2/sqrt(2). one or the other.
<1> Boredboy: sin = opposite over hypotenuse, cos = adjacent / hypotenuse, and tan is sin/cos
<8> cognition: heh, cheers
<1> you know what's really interesting to learn .. what sin(x) is
<1> as in the function itself, what it does
<3> no, that's still wrong.
<5> I few it pretty.
<5> I drew it pretty like
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