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<0> on eating, shelter, travelling, plane tickets, etc
<1> ain't nothing a crash in the economy can't ruin.
<0> everything
<0> i'm cheaper than an italian
<0> =D
<1> even land can be seized by the govt.
<0> dayna: knowledge :P
<1> age/disease can rob you of knowledge.
<1> and you can't eat knowledge and it won't keep you warm in the winter.
<0> yes but.. as long as you dont inflate you standard of living too high
<0> even if everything crashed
<0> you'd still be fine
<0> personally
<0> i like living a certain way
<1> anyways... night again.
<0> NO RESPONSIBILITY
<0> i dont really care if i sleep in a tent or in a cot every night
<0> as long as I have no responsibility
<0> and the way I've worked it out
<0> i dont
<0> and i like it
<0> uNF
<0> all my belongings are in a 10x10 storage facility
<0> i go where i want
<0> when I want
<0> and since i dont have ANY bills
<0> cept my blackberry
<0> and the storage haha
<0> it's actually cheaper for me to go live in indonesia and on the riviera in southern france
<0> than it is to live in canada
<2> hi
<2> anyone got a "caanot play dvd copyrighted" message while trying to play a dvd ?
<3> definitely a question for #delphi
<2> yes, of course
<4> hi
<4> got question
<2> software developers are usualy smart people
<4> can application command line parametr be a widestring?
<5> hello! i am looking for a free component that can display encrypted PDF files. something like PDF.P***word := 'something'; PDF.Show; ... i've tried google for quite some time and have only been able to find relatively expensive commercial solutions. any help is appreciated.
<6> Is it my connection
<6> or is fora.borland.com not responding
<6> half of the time ?
<7> fora ?
<6> forums
<6> the newsgroups
<8> its the for a
<8> err built in spelling crap
<6> :)
<6> http://www.jivesoftware.org/wildfire/
<6> looks nice :(
<8> the Servlet Exception?
<6> yeah
<6> I wanted to download wildfire again
<6> but that's a bit hard this way
<8> doesn't they have a couple of mirrors?
<6> nope
<6> \
<6> but downloading via google's cache seems to work
<8> I never really liked the jsp pages... they seem to crash every time you want anything from one
<6> probably
<6> I like this program though
<6> it's a jabber server.
<6> dinner brb.
<8> I know what it is... I have it... somewhere
<6> ah nice
<6> hrmm so pop3, smtp, fetchmail, amavisd/clamav/spam***asin all working
<6> jabber for msn is running
<6> shorewall is working
<6> scanner and printer still to go I suppose.
<6> does anyone know how to send a "standby mode" signal to an usb drive on linux?
<6> I don't want it making any noise
<3> by "standby mode" you mean park heads ? shutdown drive ?
<3> thos should be managed using apm or acpi
<6> right that's what I mean
<6> problem is that the thing doesn't turn itself off
<6> when I shut down the pc
<9> anyone who has a good site explaining how the ftp protocol works? The RFC isn't the best imo
<3> ki9a : I think that is a feature of the usb case, normal disk continue to spin when they get power, wether or not data cable is plugged
<3> so for me the only alternatives are a) put the drive as a fixed one b) unplug the power yourself c) control the power from the computer
<3> but I could be wrong
<10> why Kn00n? its a pretty easy protocol
<9> well
<9> yes
<9> but how to retrieve a file?
<9> and PASV
<9> how does that part work?
<9> I get an IP and ,8
<9> but FlashFXP opens like port 47XXX
<9> so I can't see how to detect the right port
<9> RETR filename
<9> I know that
<9> but I still don't know how to open the right connection
<10> because client tells the server
<9> and how do you do that?
<10> in PASV, its the other way around
<9> so you send PASV <port> or?
<10> no
<10> you just send PASV
<9> yes?
<9> now I got values
<10> PASV is part of a LATER RFC
<10> its not apart of the original FTP RFC
<9> 6 integers seperated with comma
<9> 4 of them = IP
<9> the last two are?
<3> the port
<9> ah
<9> p1*256+p2
<9> the last two = p1 and p2
<3> you know there are aloready some componenet that can do FTP really well
<9> yes
<9> IdFTP = ****
<9> corrupts the files
<11> 2 digit to indicate the port number, 16 bits.
<9> then there's the ICS
<3> i use only ics
<9> but now I just do my own
<9> ah, now it seems to work
<9> it downloaded the file just fine
<10> IdFTP works for me
<10> just did a 5 gig file
<9> it does for me sometimes
<9> but not always
<9> corrupted a 420 KB file and a 32 MB file
<9> where even IE didn't
<10> it only corrupts if it uses ASCII mode
<9> ok
<9> but I just write my own now
<10> i don't even use ftp anymore
<9> Rahly
<9> to set it to binary
<9> you send TYPE B right?
<8> TYPE I is for binary
<11> why don't you read the RFC on it?
<10> I originally stood for Image ;-)
<10> GPF: cuz he can't understand it
<10> even though it gives tons of examples
<11> http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc959.html
<11> oh well.
<10> GPF: <9> anyone who has a good site explaining how the ftp protocol works? The RFC isn't the best imo
<11> ok.
<10> although, i think its the best, explains EVERYTHING and not half***ed piecemeal
<9> I get tired when I have to read unnecessary text... they describe a simple thing with a ton of words... annoying
<10> possibly because its necessary?
<10> so its not because you couldn't do it, but because you were lazy?
<9> no, I just don't think all the text is necessary
<9> when many other people can describe it with a little text
<9> but I agree
<9> the RFC is supposed to write everything
<9> but it can get annoying
<6> Pixel_K: ty. Maybe there's just a command for it though
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