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<0> it's been 2 weeks since the hockey pool contest ended... I how long it'll be before they contact me....
<0> I wonder if the account that won belongs to a person that is really a resident of Canada...
<0> because if not, then I get bumped to 1st place.
<1> 1/3 of additional time p***ed
<1> it's gonna come to penalties
<0> 1/3 of what?
<2> who's winning
<0> winning what?
<2> soccer i persume
<0> oh
<1> ger:ita
<1> in order for canada to watch it, someone need to invent synchronous soccer-to-hockey video-translator
<2> AndroMish, it's actually pretty popular here...
<3> ah, soccer - try: football
<3> (not 'american football'
<2> i personally dont follow any sports
<3> that expains your beer belly
<2> that doesnt' mean i dont go to the gym :-)
<2> or drink beer for that matter
<4> meeeow
<1> i agree
<1> philosophers strived to explain beer belly ever since the beginning
<1> that's because it's very simple to explain beer bellies
<0> I have a beer belly, but I don't drink beer.
<1> and philosophers tackled simple issues first
<4> AndroMish: It's callled being "fat"
<1> MarkT: but are you a philosopher ?
<0> andro: as a matter of fact, yes.
<1> zid_: but are *you* a philosopher :
<1> MarkT: so how you, as a philosopher, explain your beer belly ?'
<1> Italy 1:0!!!!]
<3> yes
<3> in 119 minute :)
<3> nice goal
<1> wow germany was attacking all the time and ita looked pale
<0> andromish: My explanation has to do with a diet of mostly fast food for a period of about 3 years.
<0> not that this is a particular philosophical explanation
<0> but I was skinny before
<0> and afterwards, I was fat.
<1> 2:0]
<3> 2 : 0
<3> !!!!!!!!!!1
<0> I have never lost the weight.
<5> Switch to riding a bicycle to work
<0> mal: I rode my bike to college most of the time... only didn't do it during the winter months.
<3> MarkT- it's easy to lose weight
<3> it's hard to keep it low, though
<5> Then do it again, MarkT-, it's fast enough and convenient
<0> mal: I don't go to college any more.
<5> So? Ride a bicycle to work, doesn't make much of a difference :)
<0> I don't have a job right now mal
<5> Ah I see
<0> and the last job I had riding my bike to work wouldn't have worked... too hilly.
<6> My job is over 30 miles away
<5> I have always used bicycle as main mean of transportation, occasionally even through snow, your organism gets used to it and it's pleasant
<0> "organism"?
<6> 60 miles per day is too far to bike :-P
<0> I only biked 25km a day, and it wasn't too bad... but yeah, 4 times that would be too much.
<5> That can be done, rkeene, but not if you intend to do much else than biking on that day :)
<5> Yes, <30km a day is fine
<3> MarkT- since you don't work at the moment, you have time to bike 100km a day
<3> it should take you less than 3 hrs
<4> THREE HOURS?
<4> I couldn't do a single hour of solid biking
<5> I wouldn't start with 100km a day so brutally, take it slow at first :)
<0> It would take me about an hour and a half total to cycle the 25km I did...
<7> scul: I have a friend who works AND bikes 150 km a day.
<7> Some days, anyway.
<5> I can't maintain 100km a day for more than 3-4 days, you just get exausted no matter how much carbonhydrates you eat
<3> it's possible
<4> Maloeran: Did your English go to **** recently, or am I just inatentive?
<0> I could probably do 50km in 3 hours if the road was level...
<3> there's other approach, but it is dangerous
<5> zid_, probably just related to the fact that I'm seriously lacking sleep :)
<3> you can take as little food as possible, for and week or two
<5> exhausted and carbohydrates if you prefer, zid_
<4> the grammar, not the spelling
<7> Distance doesn't say as much as it would seem. A bike that lets you travel 150km in a day won't be any good in the woods.
<5> This is very harmful, scul
<3> it is
<5> I think we are all ***uming one isn't biking on dirt, sand or mud
<3> i should start practicing morning gymnastics - push-ups, and so...
<3> but, i'm lazy :)
<4> I could do 100km in 3 hours, at a 30 degree slope
<4> downhill
<5> The cardiovascular system is pretty much all that matters, don't bother about individual muscles
<7> Maloeran: I bike on dirt roads.
<7> Another thing is that I bike for the exercise. Joules count, metres don't.
<5> I bike for transportation, the exercise is a well appreciated side product
<7> Maloeran: How far?
<5> Just 25-35km a day
<7> The longest I bike to get anywhere is 12 km.
<7> Which does translate to around 24 a day, once or twice a week.
<0> w00t!
<0> We thought our car radiator was leaking, turns out it's just the resevoir....
<0> which will save us three hundred bucks.
<7> I don't know exactly how to translate distance equivalence between an offroader and a racer.
<5> Neither do I, hund, but dirt can easily be twice as slow for the same effort
<7> Dirt can also easily ruin a racer.
<7> I don't think it's that much of a difference for me, I have pretty deep tires.
<5> From what I remember, it's unpracticable to maintain a speed of 25km/h on dirt
<7> I'm going to buy one of those GPS receivers once the USB variants get cheap enough.
<3> you can build your own
<4> OrngeTide loves me
<8> hi I'm writing something like transparent-proxy, and stuck on accept
<8> my connection after redirected isn't being accepted :/
<8> anyone would help ?
<9> v0 you'll have to be more specific
<8> hmm don't know how to be more specific
<10> paste the code?
<8> ok if((new_fd=accept(sockfd,(struct sockaddr*)&their_addr,&sin_size))==-1)
<8> http://rafb.net/paste/results/zYA0Dx62.html
<8> here
<8> stops on line 43
<8> and never goes on
<8> I have redirected everything to 12345
<8> when I nc localhost 12345
<8> It works, moves on
<9> v0 your redirection probably isn't working.. i'm ***uming you tried connecting to 12345 and it works
<8> vio mhm
<8> iptables -t nat -A OUTPUT -p tcp --dport 80 -j REDIRECT --to-ports 12345
<8> what more should I do
<9> not sure off the top of my head... i think you wanna change OUTPUT to PREROUTING
<8> hmmm, no with PREROUTING I'll get nothing
<11> Anyone versed with the whereabouts of orange book with fish on the cover?
<9> v0 well you certainly want the packet mangling to happen before the OUTPUT hook... check out the squid faq section for transparent proxy w/iptables
<12> .ws 17
<12> wops
<13> given the output of an in-order and pre-order traversal of a binary tree how can i construct the original?
<14> ...
<15> somehow that has the sound of a homework question...
<9> lol no kidding
<9> that's a good interview question
<14> Heh
<14> I don't know that one off the top of my head
<16> DemisM: easy, just reverse the polarity on the inverse power couplings
<17> zid_, can your computer support 200gb?
<4> can linux?
<17> yea. it's a matter of your bios and harddrive controller.
<17> if it was made this century it can.
<4> should do, it's an 800mhz fsb board
<4> so it must be pretty new
<17> oh. yea. no problem then.
<17> i have a 486 can use it. but i had to put a new controller in it.
<17> zid_, so long story short. i couldn't find the 80gb, but i found this 200gb i totally forgot about it.
<4> such a shame ;)
<4> throw in the 40 for this machine if you like, dvds are a **** lot easier ;) *offers more cyber ****
<17> so it's yours. i'll try and mail it to you tomorrow. i don't think it will cost more than like $18 to mail to the UK. that's what it cost me to mail stuff to new zealand.
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