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<0> i'm compiling a list of scores
<1> ..
<2> hey, I'm using the quickform object, specifically the quickhtml renderer. I want to put the error messages into a notification area instead of right beside the element, having trouble finding out how, anyone done something similar?
<3> lol.. i love that 'dead onion' eclipse commercial.
<3> Has anyone noticed that this "firewall" movie really has almost nothing to do with a firewall?
<3> they're using an inside guy.. there is no need to even confront the issue of a firewall
<0> evulish: let's hear what you think the score'll be
<0> my list is growing
<3> jed, i got a vote from my bro. you can put him in as JoshB, 24/21 steelers
<0> k
<0> preroll.net, saved
<3> wow
<0> i should have never given my grandma my blog
<3> everyone else thinks it's going to go into the 30's?
<3> lol jed
<0> there's one of her comments on every post
<3> dheh
<3> nice work
<4> Does anyone know why arguments p***ed to a php script through the shell would show up in $_SERVER['argv'] on some servers and under the $_GET/$_REQUEST variables on others?
<2> does anyone know how to use quickhtml to display the validation errors in one section?
<0> In [203]: newdict = [[[]]] * 26
<0> In [205]: newdict
<0> odd, ipython is skipping numbers
<0> In [249]: newdict[2][0][11][0][0][0][20][0][18][0][19][0][17][0][14][0][15][0][7][0][14][0][1][0][8][0][2][0]
<0> Out[249]:
<0> LADIES AND GENTLEMEN THE BIGGEST ACCESS EVER
<5> wtf
<0> man, new people at subway are the best
<0> first he spends ten minutes putting my order for double meat on
<0> then he forgets to ring it up
<3> BUST!
<6> anyone here ever set up a linux dedicated server?
<7> me
<6> i'm a newbie on seting up the server
<6> can u tell me what should i do in order to get it running?
<6> i've finished installing the apache for it
<8> Curion, you paid for a dedicated server, and you don't know how to use it?
<8> you ****ing dumb***
<6> pitine: yeah .. just want to learn from it
<6> the website works http://69.57.160.138/ but how do i get ftp works on it
<9> uh oh
<8> Curion, ever thought of installing linux locally?
<9> Curion- sitepoint.com has a new book about setting up a linux server, buy it
<8> it's free, and a better place for you to learn
<9> and read their sample chapters in the meantime
<6> i'm running on windows on local computer
<6> olinux: will look into it
<0> linux only uses four segments?
<0> what's up with that, i thought it was safer to ***ign each pid its own
<8> yeah dummy, you can run more than one operating system, either by dual booting or a VM
<0> since the 80386 has methods of enforcing segment limitations
<0> i mean, or so i thought
<9> poutine- you ever try xen?
<8> nope
<8> xen has a long way to go
<5> xen looks good
<5> havent had a box to test on yet
<9> a bit over my head, but looks cool
<0> so i ***ume xen runs in ring 0
<0> man, that would be tough, because kernels tend to ***ume "hey, i'm it!"
<8> That guy who killed some faggots killed a woman and a cop today
<8> I guess he just wounded some faggots
<8> but the cop and woman are definitely dead
<3> wow.. i have so many cuts along my arm, that i just got another one, and i honestly don't know which one it is..
<0> dude, relax, the steelers have a chance
<0> no need to kill yourself
<3> lol
<3> i'd definitely wait until after the super bowl to pull that off
<3> and if the steelers lose, i'd wait till monday just to see the look on my steelers obsessed first period teacher =P
<0> If you want to try the problem out, you can create a module with a function inside calling itself many times. After a fixed number of times, the kernel module will hang because of a page fault exception handler (typically write to a read-only page).
<0> one thing that sets linux papers apart from others
<0> they teach you to destroy a running kernel
<3> hey, if you can learn to create it, you must learn to destroy it.
<0> "wanna blow up the kernel!? do this!"
<7> magical trevor has got a new trick..
<0> 10 times as slick!
<3> god forbid a kernel takes over the world! we must know how to destroy it... now, if Windows took over the world, it's a little easier. Just launch iE.
<3> does XML allow spaces in tags?
<7> xml is a bitch
<0> Stoned4Life, i doubt it
<3> yeah.. me too
<8> comparing windows to linux is apples and oranges
<3> no..
<3> it's OS's and OS's
<7> i'm gonna put jessup on the stand..
<8> yes, linux is only a kernel, windows is an OS
<3> point taken
<0> i want to write jed/linux just so i can be like stallman
<8> a kernel is an integral part in an OS, but linux's common OS is the GNU operating system
<0> my linux will have hot bitches in the startup log
<3> lol
<0> ascii art what
<0> how would you go about booting linux without a distribution installed? i was actually just toying with that as you guys were talking about it
<0> i ***ume you'd need linux's boot code to make it onto something bootable
<8> you'd need bootloader code
<0> which means i'll be playing with gnu dd a bit
<8> and then the kernel loader code
<8> both in ***embly
<8> fun fun
<0> it expects an executable called 'init' doesn't it
<0> i'm looking over the startup and it looks like it
<8> I saw a distro that had PHP as a boot script language, and XML configuration files, how ****ing retarded can you get?
<0> i was thinking python
<0> i'd like to clean up the process table when linux starts too, ideally, i'd like a process called System -- so i'll be merging a lot of kernel code if i ever get unlazy
<8> is python suitable for it? Can python be run from a boot disk for problems?
<8> python has too many dependancies to be a boot script lang
<0> i dunno, if you strip it down you could go far
<10> ie7 has a beta out
<0> i was going to strip all of its standard libraries
<10> look like a copy of opera
<8> I like IE, I'd like it more if it didn't have so many security issues
<0> IE runs in a low footprint
<8> MS rightfully won the netscape war
<3> AcidicBase: yeah, last time i checked they were on build 5112... meaning.. they found 5112 reasons why it ****ed.
<0> something mozilla will never top
<8> I ****ed up this joint 2 times
<0> with two tabs open and a big document i'm parked at 73 MB of commit
<3> considering iE runs pretty much the second you load windows.. yeah...
<8> it's a frankenjoint with all the bandaids I've put on it
<0> Stoned4Life: not true
<0> at least, post ME
<0> they moved the pretty folder rendering into the kernel, smart them
<0> 'explorer' isn't IE per se
<3> somewhere mozilla will never get
<0> i've always wondered what ls***.exe is
<0> i find it cl***y that my OS has something with the word '***' in it
<3> ..
<5> heh jedzilla
<10> =o
<10> S***
<0> well
<0> you can 'ls ***'
<10> lolz
<0> if you're looking for a coin you sat on or something
<3> what's Inssatt.exe?
<0> not standard
<3> pwning 87k
<0> that's nothing, dooders, my system idle process has 16 k committed
<0> zomgzor
<0> you could play pac-man in 16k
<3> 87,000 K
<0> that's 87 MB
<3> 87mb . if we're going to be smart
<0> well
<0> base 10 bytes
<0> which are INVALID
<3> pretty much
<0> alright, let's play 'get linux to boot without the gnu part in vmware'
<3> but when talking mem usage, it's pretty much standard that 87k is 87,000
<8> languard
<8> languard network scanner is inssatt.exe
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