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<0> lol
<0> even scripts can be
<0> virii
<1> virii is not a word
<1> its virus
<0> yes it is
<1> http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=virii
<1> http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=virus
<2> virusesessesessses
<0> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plural_of_virus
<1> pl. viruses
<0> lol
<1> did you actually read that?
<1> it's saying you're wrong
<2> I can't read
<1> why must people message me
<1> if you cant say it in public, gtfa and stfu
<2> gtfa ?
<1> unless it's actually private info or requested of course
<1> yeah, Go The **** Away
<3> make it gtfo
<1> why?
<3> away mean i can still be here
<0> haha FF froz
<0> 1.5 is very odd,
<4> ok packed up and ready for business trip tomorrow :)
<4> sigh
<3> where you going
<4> mainland china Lozer2
<4> im setting up a laboratory there
<3> you going to startup your own business
<4> heh danish artist for the prophet mohammed cartoon
<4> no
<4> i work for a co.
<4> that drawings was a mistake
<4> what would chirstians feel if they do blasphemy too for JC
<4> only extremist muslims is the problem, not as a whole
<4> hehe anyway religions wars unending..eversince
<0> yay curning is on
<0> curling
<0> womens too
<0> FYI thats USA (the channel)
<1> hmm
<0> tenchi is a great show
<5> hoho
<6> ANyone ever use the hard drive brand "platinum" ? im thinking of buying one for cheap on ebay for an external hdd
<3> that's must be the model
<3> show me the link
<3> samsung, hitachi, toshiba, matrox, seagete & western digital
<3> maxtor
<3> fuiji too i think
<6> huh
<3> that's the manufacture of hdds
<6> oh
<6> so is plat good
<3> 5400 RPM 250GB harddisk
<6> is it?
<3> the first one too
<3> all the manufactures i know don't make any 5400 RPM hdd for desktop anymore
<3> also 30days warrenty.. i guess wd offer about 5 years
<3> man.. 250GB is alot of data space
<1> not really
<1> my 250gig is full
<3> Kuragari yeah what if he lose it all
<1> along with a 40gig and 2 80gigs
<6> im turning it into an external hdd
<3> LostSoull backup your data daily if you buy it
<7> hey, i have a network set up here...and i need to enable a port...so i went to port forwarding in my router settings...but it asks for a machine to forward it to...is there a way to enable it for all machines on the network....the reason i ask is because im using my laptop which has wireless (and is ***igned a certain ip) but when I use the cat5 it gets a different ip
<8> load perl
<9> MAS84 what kind of computers are setup ?
<10> anyone know any programs to test cpu?
<10> test a cpu*
<10> on dos
<3> dos is 16bit
<3> get sandra for windows
<7> flammingo
<7> what do you mean
<7> they are a desktop and a laptop both running winxp
<3> nosun which CPU
<3> nosun you want to stress test CPU in dos?
<8> wow ubuntu running
<3> go back to windows
<3> were you belong
<3> if i disable backgournd inteligent transfer service i won't be able to acess windows uopdate?
<3> dsamn'y
<3> yes
<11> correct
<11> i disable mine
<11> just set it on when i update
<11> then disable it again
<3> why MS LOOVE TO SCREW US
<8> nosun test with prime95
<3> yeah still windows
<3> he want dos
<3> prime95 is good for checking the stability if you overclock
<12> MAS84: no you cannot port forward to multiple machines. That is not port forwarding. Port forwarding is taking an incoming packet addressed to a certain port and matching a NAT'd computer to receive the packet.
<12> like, web requests to port 80 go to machine 1, port 81 goes to machine 2, etc
<13> He could ***ign different ports to the same application, but each one to a different computer within is local network
<14> what's port triggering?
<13> Search in Google, triumph
<13> You'll get better explanations that the ones whe could give you
<14> i mean, what would be the different between that and port forwarding
<14> the explanations seem like they are the same
<13> Actually, they are the same
<14> why do they have both options in the router then?
<13> You switch your router to redirect packets with a certain origin to a certain computer within your local network, behind the router
<14> hrm, there must be a reason why both exist
<13> The router keeps a forwarding table, to know every time which computers are holding connections with other hosts
<13> And it saves information such as the used port, the external and internal IP addresses and so on
<13> They exist to enable you have so many computers connected to the internet, by using just one single IP address
<14> yes, thats the basic concept
<14> nevermind, i found my answer
<14> :)
<13> The external hosts believes he's communicating with the router, he actually knows nothing about the internal infraestructure of your private LAN
<14> it looks like port forwarding is to a specific ip
<14> and port triggering is to all ips
<13> The real fact is that IPv6 will make unusefull all this stuff
<13> I don't think so, triumph
<13> Internet connections are always host-to-host
<14> well if you look at the actual input tables
<13> The router acts only as an intermediate
<14> there is no destination on port triggering
<13> I see ..
<13> well, i don't know
<14> so for example, to enable ident for all computers
<14> you would use port triggering
<14> especially if you're operating with dynamic ips
<7> ok is there a way that i could just enable the port
<7> without forwarding it to a specific machine
<14> port triggering :)
<14> i think that's what it is according to this description i read
<7> ah ok
<7> thanks
<15> There have been wavy lines going across my screen for quite some time now. I replaced the monitor and the wavy lines are still there. Is this common? Should I go ahead and replace the "thing" that the monitor is connected to?
<15> I also replaced the electric cord btw and it didn't fix the problem either. :/
<16> well that sux
<14> plug it into another outlet
<14> if you have electronics around it
<15> Tried that as well. :/
<14> well, do what i would do, replace the vid card
<14> but go to a store where you can return it
<14> like bestbuy
<14> it may be a power quality issue in your house that may be causing this
<16> whats wrong
<16> ill try to help if i know what the problem is
<15> talking to me? Wavy lines on my monitor.
<14> has it always been like this jkl?
<17> Temperature: Case: 36C/97F, Chipset: 31C/88F, CPU: 48C/118F, Fan 1: 3554RPM
<16> i doubt its the video card then
<14> is it actually wavy? or a sweeping line?
<16> try the monitor on someone elses computer
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