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<0> where else could you play LORD
<1> trollboy: what are you connecting your laptop to, and using which service?
<2> my smartphone
<1> Zenethian: was that a bad BB King reference?
<0> ?
<0> no
<0> it was in reference to a game on bbs systems called Legend Of the Red Dragon, often abbreviated LORD
<1> trollboy: many remote devices have an internal p***key already defined which you will need to type into the laptop to pair the devices
<2> I have the p***key for the pda
<2> but on the pda, it asks for the laptop p***key
<2> which I never set
<1> device pairing should be interactive
<1> i ***ume you're trying to create a serial connection?
<2> yup
<2> com4 baby
<1> in your laptop, you'll need to find the settings for the serial connection service and perhaps turn off the p***key usage



<2> Two-Bits, anyclue where?
<1> depends on the driver i think
<3> lol, too bad my palestinian coworker isnt here. i entered the search term "palestine guns peace" into my search engine and got "No results" as the return
<0> lol
<0> I still think that war is idiotic
<0> we should just go and blow the **** out of jerusalem and say "NEENER NEENER NOW NEITHER OF YOU CAN HAVE IT"
<3> lol, that's a bit extreme.
<3> i still want to go there some day.
<4> http://jed.bz/wtf.jpg
<3> sweet! i've been looking for nerve gas all over the place!
<4> trollboy pointed out the "for kids" link at the bottom too
<4> i completely missed that
<3> lol, he would notice that.
<2> its why I'm here
<3> i tried searching for "kiddie porn" to see if the ebay ad would come up.
<5> Looking for Nuclear Weapons?
<5> Find exactly what you want today.
<5> www.eBay.com
<4> yeah, i did that one too
<3> "nuclear vwessles" didnt return anything
<5> haha
<5> i tried nuclear wessles
<4> i love those spots that say "1 and 5 children was ***ually solicited online last year"
<4> i'm proud to be one of those 1 in 5
<4> in, rather, 2 lines back
<6> you deserve an award
<3> http://eul0000562.eu.verio.net/boreme/funny-2005/vw-suicide-bomber.php
<5> i'm having a hard time not picturing my coworker naked
<0> heh
<5> maybe it's because i don't want to stop :P
<7> is it possible with a typical apache/php based web account to ***ociate a php script with a folder like http://site.com/myfolder/ so that anything inside the folder like myfolder/subfolder/file is simply p***ed as a request to a php script that manages the main folder?
<0> yes
<0> you can use mod_rewrite to do it
<5> I LIKE TO MOVE IT MOVE IT
<7> oh I see, thanks
<0> lol that song is funny
<0> whoa, python.org got a nice facelift.
<5> it's funny because it looks like drupal
<0> a bit yeah
<7> is there another way to do what I mentioned? I'm using godaddy, and they apparently don't support mod_rewrite
<5> heh. switch to a host that doesn't blow
<7> well, I have a bunch of domains that requires discrete, non-forwarded/masked front pages, and I don't want to administer my own server or use one of those cpanel-style services like lypha/netnation/hostony because they tend to be slow, unreliable, and unfair about how the bandwidth can be used
<0> unfortunately not
<0> the PHP apache handler isn't very flexible
<0> of course, mod_python can do it without a second thought. :D
<0> *cough*
<5> one thing i do like about java is the lastIndexOf method for strings
<5> request.getParameter("resource").substring(request.getParameter("resource").lastIndexOf("/")+1)
<8> I hte that syntax so p***ionatly
<8> camalBack, especially
<5> i like it
<8> java is a piss poor excuse for a programming languges, I'd like to see it make its why out web development totally
<8> yea
<8> we all have our tastes
<8> they vary endlessly
<7> Zenethian: oh I see, thanks, although godaddy doesn't appear to support mod_python
<0> I like CamelCase and I also like Java.
<0> I'm not sure why you think Java is a piss poor language.
<0> it's fairly robust, especially with the new stuff in 5.0
<0> I don't think it makes a good desktop language, though even that might be changing with the invention of SWT and the use of native platform widgets
<7> I'd be a whole lot less productive without typedefs, templates, and operator overloading



<7> virtual inheritance has spared me some major source bloating in a couple cases, too
<8> Anyone know the country code*phoone) for america?
<9> 011011
<9> I think
<8> (phone)
<8> (
<8> Anyone know the country code (phone) for america?
<8> 01?
<8> 10?
<5> 867-5309
<10> 01
<8> thanks much cancel
<8> i owe ya one
<0> OMG JENNY
<11> the country code for the US & Canadia is 1, the international dialing prefix varies by country
<0> yeah, we're number 1 bitches
<12> hi all!!!
<12> I have one problem with php script, please help me
<9> i thought they were the same
<9> will have to check into that
<12> line 2----- $chislo_1 = rand(1, 99); servers answers Parse error: parse error, unexpected ';', expecting T_STRING or T_VARIABLE or '$' in z:\home\localhost\www\game.php on line 2
<13> any raid guys here?
<14> me
<15> d'oh
<15> morning peeps.
<12> how work with IP address in PHP?
<13> so uh... RAID 5 config with 3 drives,,,
<13> 2x 500GB and 1x X?
<14> wait, what are you using raid 5 for
<13> how big of a drive is needed for parity data?
<14> they're all the same
<14> 2 drives for data, 1 for the parity
<13> so 3x 500gb?
<14> yup
<14> works like this:
<14> 10010101
<14> 10111010
<14> 11010000
<13> riiiight
<12> somebody knows???
<13> http://www.acnc.com/04_01_05.html
<13> that looked the best for my application
<13> TROL: $_SERVER['cliet_ip'] or something like that
<13> agent_ip
<13> ip_address
<13> something to that effect
<13> echo "<pre>".print_r($_SERVER, true)."<pre>";
<14> kogi, compair the first number in the first string, and the first number in the second string
<13> use tat line to display the contents of the server array
<13> and find what you need
<14> if they're are the same, the parity is 1
<14> the third is the parity
<7> also known as xor
<14> is that what an xor is?
<13> #3 == #1 xor #2 ??
<13> if you typed the binary right, that's not xor
<7> well, with xor (^) 0^0=0 1^1=0 1^0=1 0^1=1, so you're doing the one's complement of xor
<14> that's the opposite of what i did
<14> but maybe i had it backward
<14> i used 1 if they were the same
<7> right, you did the one's complement, meaning 0=1 1=0
<14> i thought 1 was true
<14> so if 1^1=1
<7> xor=exclusive or, meaning that the inputs are mutually exclusive, the result is only 1 if only one of the inputs is 1
<7> the idea in applying it to raid is that if you have a, b, and a^b, you can lose any one of the three, and still have your entire data set
<14> right
<14> but the questino is, is it the right type of raid
<7> beats me
<14> kogi you just have a **** load of senstive data you don't wanna lose or what


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