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<0> CRJ = Canadair Regional Jet. The manufacturer of the plane that crashed.
<1> Bombardier builds the CRJ
<0> Right.
<1> Bombardier "bomb-bard-eee-eh"
<1> not... bomb-a-deer... which is spelled the same.
<1> they build snowmobiles, snow cats, submarines, trains, planes, boats... quite a versitile company.
<0> Yeah. They make some very nice stuff.
<1> they are building the trains for the '2010' olympic LRT line.
<0> I'm only really familiar with their planes, but the private jets they make are absolutely top notch.
<1> you ever use the shell components in the demo folder?
<0> Not I.
<2> hm, apparently someone was shot up the street from me last night.
<2> didn't hear it.
<2> three times apparently.
<1> that happens to me all the time.
<1> (not hearing things)
<1> last night... I was up after an anxiety dream... followed very quickly with a terrible leg cramp...
<1> was sitting at my computer for about 20 minutes.
<1> my mom and a friend staying in the guest room both got up complaining about a barking dog keeping them awake.
<1> I'm like... dog?
<2> hehe.
<1> *grin* even after they pointed it out... I couldn't hear anything.
<1> gawd... just saw a commercial for 'dialup' thought that died an ugly death.
<2> i use a free dialup access if i need to.. there's a site with just a local rate phone number that you can put it, username/p***word give, and there you go.
<2> can't think they'd be many subscribing for dialup today tho.
<1> www.peoplepc.com
<1> www.netscape.com
<1> www.netzero.com
<1> all dialup.
<2> i don't see the logic. broadband is almost as cheap.
<1> *laugh* I know people who pay $29.95 (all inclusive) for 'lite' broadband.
<1> its about 3x the speed of regular dialup...
<2> those companies probably won't last all that long with those rates.
<2> there's a new broadband coming out over here soon.. Sky broadband.. gonna be like 6 quid a month
<2> for 2mb
<2> that's like about what.. $11 dollars
<2> USD
<1> 2.5USD/L
<1> 2.25 or something.
<1> DSL in canada is filtered...
<2> re 'Sky' know globally? (sky.com).. i've been to europe and seen their channels about.. sky news etc.
<1> p2p runs 1/100th normal speed.
<3> pfor what?
<1> and no servers on ports below 1024
<2> known^
<2> oh right.
<1> which is why I turned down a dell PC to switch.
<1> on my cable connection... I can run my mail, ftp, and web servers... so long as I stay below the radar... because although forbidden by the EULA... they seem to turn a blind eye if its low traffic.
<3> do they actually monitor traffic based on port?
<2> hmm.. how'd you mean.. you can't run a server?
<2> or you mean.. you can't below those ports
<1> joe90: their proxy server null routes packets on those ports.
<1> so although the server is up and running... nothing outgoing on port 80 goes anywhere.
<1> same for all ports below 1024
<2> oh right..
<1> which ****s! big time.
<1> some isps allow exceptions... for an added charge. ... not here though.
<4> well the p2p thing is easy to get around...i have helped some canadians do it already
<1> app: you should post it on a forum or something.
<5> socks proxy should let you get around nearly anything.
<5> and since 1080 isn't blocked...you can access almost any.
<4> http://www.http-tunnel.com/html/solutions/http_tunnel/client.asp
<1> specialised client... hmmm
<4> i would try it on the slower free service first to see if it works for what you want b4 paying
<1> I rarely do p2p transfers.
<4> i offer tech support for a p2p network that is supposed to not exist any more
<1> which one?
<4> winmx
<1> I Ceee
<4> i have a programming chat there
<1> well I set out to get a couple hours coding in...
<1> instead I idled here and vegged watching TV...
<4> it was one of the guys from my room that wrote the new peer caches that the network is now using
<1> guess I'll have to get up early tomorrow.
<1> night guys :-)
<4> gnite
<0> Time for sleep
<6> morning!
<7> Morning.
<6> hey ki9a
<7> hey grim.
<6> 1st morning as a dad :)
<7> you a father yet?
<7> ah
<7> congrats!
<7> so she was almost on time?
<6> 6 days late
<7> so that's Almost :)
<7> hey joep.
<7> GrimL0ck: anyway congrats. Fully healthy and all? both mother and child?
<8> hello
<8> does anybody know how I can retrieve a list of all open ports and their corresponding app? e.g. app.exe opens ports 100, 2000 and 101
<7> sysinternals.com
<7> they have a c++ source
<7> for a network listing script
<7> IIRC
<6> yeah thanks
<4> congrats!
<6> thanks!
<7> Anyone else having trouble with the borland newsgroups?
<7> They seem unreasonably slow.
<6> never used em
<7> I use them only for relaxing purposes.
<7> the replies make me laugh.
<6> hehe
<9> Good morning
<10> im using the following constant
<10> szUSER32 : shortstring = 'user32.dll';
<10> but when debugging it shows as (randomchar)user32.dll
<10> how would i fix that
<11> randomchar is the size of the string
<11> so in this case $0A or 10
<11> is it causing any problems? =)
<10> erroring
<10> access violation errors
<10> ; /ProcNameOrOrdinal = "GetDC"
<10> in debugger, when it should just be "GetDC"
<11> c strings are null terminated pascal strings are just [0]=size [1...size]
<12> how much power does an ATX motherboard use when in S3 stand-by ?
<8> are there any examples in Delphi? I'm not very familiar with C++
<11> blakkey, depends on how your doing it you probably want to be doing @szUSER32[1] =)
<10> ahh
<11> blakkey, same for procname
<11> just in case maybe add a null to the end so szUSER32 : shortstring = 'user32.dll'+#0;
<10> works like a charm
<7> Why do you use a shortstring?
<13> anyone seen clerks 2?
<10> seems to give less unwanted chars then string did
<13> http://perspective.isthe****.net/
<13> usually hotlinking = bad ;)
<12> haha
<12> :D
<14> http://www.break.com/index/tetriswindows.html
<7> hrm. I'm hungry.
<12> http://coding.isthe****.net/
<15> Anyone knows of crash course on formuli in excel?
<8> =A1+B2 :)
<16> how do you suspend current thread in c# (like sleep(500); in delphi ?)
<7> Thread.Sleep?
<7> or Thread.Suspecnd
<7> -c
<16> ki9a: Thread won't work apparently i need the current one
<16> CurrentThread no luck
<7> huh?
<7> Thread.Sleep() is static
<16> duh
<17> System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(500); <-- that's the global one at least
<16> my fault I guess I need the uses clauses
<7> oh you use Delph?
<18> he asked for C# though
<7> then it's using
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