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<0> "damn that brick wall getting in the way of my car !!'
<1> heh
<2> Techdeck ; I was in Hell when it froze.
<1> ever heard women give directions?
<3> send me a 40 gb 3.5 hdd to me and ill send it to you, you dont belive it anyway.. you got no loss then simmy
<0> yeah. i drove to maryland to visit a few ladies, one of them gave me bad directions :P
<0> I still tease her to this day
<4> well shoot, in that case I might as well switch distros
<1> :P
<0> stuff. bbl
<5> Techdeck: do you still have a server attached with a big pipe anymore?
<1> ancker, yeah
<5> wanna help me with some testing, real quick?
<1> sure
<1> whats up?
<5> testing throughput through each of our providers, we're having some issues with dropped sessions
<5> whats the IP for the server?
<5> thanks, you go out the wrong pipe, I've already got tons of data through them ;)
<1> alright :)
<6> how to extract .bz2 file?
<4> Swerve: is it .bz2 or .tar.bz2?
<6> .tar.bz2
<6> :)
<1> tar xjvf
<6> thanks Techdeck :)
<1> and bunzip2 if its only .bz2
<6> k thanks man
<7> hello everybody
<6> hello
<8> lo
<7> please can you give me some informations about shell script
<6> lol
<1> check the channel site lifeengineer
<7> Techdeck: please i need just a specific information that take just one mn here but many hours away
<1> http://dalnet.merconline.com/node/25
<1> then perhaps you should ask a specific question
<7> i want to get the free disk space of a remote computer, can i do it by a simple script?
<9> is there a linux that looks and works like windows???
<7> yes there is
<9> whats it called
<7> but don't remember exactly it's name
<7> i think lindows
<7> try to google it
<9> nope that isnt it
<2> ANYTHING can look like windows.... just fire up the right wm.
<2> fvwm95, kde, gnome... they all look close enough to windows if you let 'em.
<9> well that reason I am asking is
<9> i only know windows
<2> So?
<9> i have heard there is a linux that runs just like windows
<2> whoever told you that was full of ****.
<8> lol
<9> well the reason I am asking is
<9> i have a old slow extra computer and I was just wondering what would be a good OS to run on a slow computer but still run teh latest applications
<2> Athensman : "latest applications" is ambiguous.
<10> linux
<9> what do u mean
<2> if youw anna run a web server, you can do that on a Pentium system without a problem. If you want to run the latest 3d games... you can't exactly do that on a P233. Heh!
<7> Cancel: hello man how are you?
<9> well i have a 366
<2> wow.. .that IS old!
<9> i know
<2> ****... That's older than my firewall!
<9> it is just an extra computer
<11> dman. missed that. how slow?
<10> lifeengineer: fine
<7> hey do you know why a bin file looks like a shell file?
<12> simmy: do u like math?
<2> sure.... 1.+1=3 if you don't pay attention to the period.
<2> why?
<12> simmy:i just wondered
<12> simmy:if you want..i may ask some questions.
<12> :)
<13> Does anyone know of any decent KDE desktops?
<13> themes
<2> try kde-look.org
<12> synapse: why arent u trying google?
<13> cheers simmy
<13> What i meant was if anyone knew of a particular theme to look out for
<13> not sites to get them
<2> synapse : Themes are like women... beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
<7> please try to help me, i asked one question since 3 hours, please i need your help
<14> lifeengineer: what's wrong mate?
<1> lifeengineer, some shell files are combined with bin files
<1> for instance: quake3
<1> shell scripts*
<2> any of you guys using or used dansguardian? I'm starting to feel the need for something to help keep my son off of "bad" websites.
<13> lol simmy
<2> Right now, I'm just looking at *nix-based solutions for blocking him out of the bad stuff.
<7> Techdeck: so how can i resolve this confusion to be able to run my bin?
<1> lifeengineer, run the whole thing, you usually need to anyway
<1> or vi it and remove the shell script part, but im not sure it will work
<1> afaik there was a special way to do it
<7> can i vi a bin file?
<1> you can try
<1> if it's combined with a shell script you might be able to remove the shell script part
<15> SO BORED
<16> Hi, Were can i find troubleshooting tips regarding networking on fedora linux
<7> Techdeck: anyway, thanks for your suggestions: i'm going to swich on my suse 1 try them
<1> good luck
<16> I dont seem to be able to get the computer to get ip info from my router
<17> i r l0v3 l0s3rz
<17> Forbes has released its new list of billionaires and it says Bill Gates' Networth is only 50 Billion
<17> thats a lot lower than last year and the year before
<17> ok brb, gotta restart X
<18> hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
<18> hhhhiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
<18> jukkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
<2> I think it's time to buy a new keyboard. ALL of your keys are sticking.
<2> and next time.... aim lower. Sheesh!
<15> \...\
<4> it's a nice day outside, guess I'll go & enjoy it before I go into work
<4> later all
<17> feds
<0> fed
<19> the old ksh habits will be hard to kill.
<20> lol
<20> why do you say that?
<19> ctrl-k habbit.
<20> what's wrong with ctrl-k?
<20> it still works in bash--albeit slightly differently than it did on Solaris (at least with some distros)
<20> oops I meant with some distros of linux ;)
<21> god.. :(
<21> i fried a chip, im sooo pissed
<21> i was dumb i reckon
<21> i didnt notcez i fed the 12V directly where it expected regulated 5V
<21> the thing burnt in 2 sec
<21> its totally ded
<19> nothing is wrong with ctrl-k, just the different between vi and emacs mode in shells.
<20> I've fried some components before too, so you're not alone dude.
<19> I've been using for three weeks consecutive on every other platform emacs style.. and as a result I'm now (for a few) stumbling between the two.
<21> laugh out loud thank you for your support, dpTWO
<20> np :)
<21> its greatly appreciatd in these times of harship :(
<20> understood
<20> nibble: also understood.
<20> only thing is sometime emacs mode in ksh acted weirdly in HP-UX
<20> at least in 10.whatever
<19> Haven't touched HP/UX since 9.04 days.
<20> oh. HP-UX 11 wasn't too bad
<20> except that its C and Fortran compilers were extremely buggy and very forgiving
<22> dpTWO, the C compiler that comes with the OS, or the one you buy?
<20> actually, the commercial one
<20> I don't recall HP-UX 11 shipping with a C compiler
<22> Icky. I Was under the impression that their C++-compiler was one of the few good ones.
<20> in its day it was ok
<22> For some value of good, whatever that means in C++.
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