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<0> :(
<0> I'll clean my CD drive lens and try the Ubuntu install again.
<1> sorry to hear that
<2> my wlan card seems to be connected to someone
<1> i've never, ever in my years of using bsd had that issue ;(
<1> now i feel left out
<2> but I get nothing
<2> Teckla, why not give debian etch a go?
<0> etch?
<2> yes
<2> I buggerd up poor sarge by installing and removing stuff all the time
<2> so I had to reinstall. I thought if I have to anyway why not do etch instead
<2> and it's good
<0> I think Ubuntu is Debian-based
<3> I think I'd pick ubuntu over devel or unstable debian
<2> things are in general a lot more up to date
<3> when sarge was unstable I tried it, and so much crap was broken it was unusable
<2> I haven't found anything broken in etch
<2> had it for 2 weeks already
<3> I have a knack
<2> I had that problem with FC3 heaps of stuff didn't work
<2> that's why I went to debian
<2> ubuntu is based on debian
<4> it's almost like linux distributions are converging with microsoft distributions as far as stability.
<3> I stayed away from debian for years back in the slink days, because the startup scripts were broken and there were no updates
<2> this is the 21st century now
<2> debian has grown up
<2> I still find some packages don't exist
<2> usually something another package reccomends
<3> I see that all the time.
<2> haven't found any with dependency packages missing
<3> but part of that is because I get a lot of packages from backports.org
<2> cout what do you use , slackware?
<2> oh
<3> I use a lot of distros, and I don't like any of them.
<2> sarge was just as bad with that too
<3> redhat, suse, and debian mostly, though if I get some time I'm going to install ubuntu. I'm thinking of going with ubuntu on colinux.
<3> oh, and knoppmyth (which is debian-based)
<0> The best distro is probably OSX. ;)
<5> is that a distro in that sense of the word tho?
<2> so say the mac people
<3> OSX isn't a linux distro
<5> exactly
<6> I say you should try gentoo, and build your own fun
<5> i like ubuntu for desktop use, i wa amazed, ut prefer other things for servers;]
<2> they might open it up one day
<5> might:P
<5> darwin is the only open part isnt it
<2> don't hold your breath while you wait
<2> you'll turn blue long before that
<5> im not waiting
<5> heh
<5> time is money
<5> ;]
<3> time is time
<0> I was making a joke about OSX being a distro, thus the ;) at the end.
<3> I wonder if OSX would run under linux.
<3> as in swapping out the BSD kernel for a linux kernel
<3> then have all the software running under the binary compatibility layer
<7> somebody must make new linux distro names osx
<7> *named
<8> then somebody gets sued
<7> why there is distro 'linux xp pro' and nobody gets sued
<2> call it osx2
<2> linux-vista
<7> heh
<7> astalavista
<9> Because nobody cares about open sores anyway
<10> .
<11> ..
<7> :
<11> i don't understand anti open source people
<11> :P
<11> i mentioned asterisk to one of the IT guys at work
<11> and he was like "pffft, that home brewed linux crap?"
<10> how many countries are there
<7> 3
<7> 3.5 even
<7> i need to know how to reset nokia phone factory settings w/o code
<7> IT guys at work are most ignorant sort of people, generally
<12> Yay!!!
<7> so
<12> She finally called me!
<12> So she emailed me a release form that I had to sign and fax back
<7> what was the point of the phone call ?
<7> couldn't they send you the form w/o telephone call ?
<12> Well, they needed to make sure that I really was a resident of Canada, which is sort of confirmed by my area code.
<12> an email address wouldn't confirm my geography.
<2> great! I meant ifdown eth1 but typed eth0 :)
<12> er... my geographic location, I mean.
<2> first time I've ever done that
<12> Anyways...
<12> so I'll probably get the gift certificate today...
<7> buy big diamon ring to youe wife
<12> already have in mind what we are going to get...
<13> (: hi
<12> a nice tv and maybe a color laser printer.
<0> Oh great, Remote Desktop has decided to stop responding to connections again. Fantastic
<0> vim doesn't take long to build.
<14> ltns
<1> the downloading of vim patches is what takes a while
<1> meat popcicle! YAY
<14> heh
<14> :D
<7> teckla is married
<14> so am i :)
<14> what's wrong with sharing?
<14> did your mother teach you to share?
<14> :D
<7> no
<7> my mother taught me to use other's proclivity to share to my benefit
<15> is this the proper use of fread and fwrite for copying a file? http://www.rafb.net/paste/results/Jv7ULn10.html
<15> I think I might be doing the fread wrong, not sure
<16> 1, 65536 not 65536, 1
<16> Or you'll never get the end of the file
<15> okay I thought I was wrong.
<15> but one question, won't that cause 65536 read() calls instead of 1?
<16> No, no difference in performance
<15> okay thanks I thought there would be
<7> line 14 is wring
<7> must be
<7> fwrite(buffer, 1, rbytes, fp)
<7> and have #define for 65536
<7> MAXBUF or like
<7> you're wrinting wrong size
<7> esp in the last chunk of file
<15> I'm writing what I am trying to read, not how much was actually read
<15> ok
<7> that's wroing
<15> right, I see what you mean
<7> you screw the filesize
<7> this way
<7> you round it up by 64kb
<7> the check after fread() is missing
<7> you must rbytes for 0 before fwrite
<15> and if fread() returns 0, then what?
<7> error or eof
<7> either way, you have to break not call fwrite
<7> next
<7> you have leak at line 11
<7> you forget to fclose infile at this opint
<15> didn't even think about that
<7> is that good ?
<15> no its not, I will close infile before returning
<7> expression "didn't even think about that" is ambiguous
<7> and line 16-17 are not very good
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