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<0> or gentoo thing
<0> :|
<1> try vi
<0> vi doesnt work
<1> !google nano
<2> http://www.nano.gov/
<3> http://www.nano.gov/
<1> !google oggy
<2> http://www.oggy.com/
<3> http://www.oggy.com/
<0> ah nice
<0> Sevalecan
<0> you there
<0> Jeff
<0> ?
<0> AZCom?
<0> geez where is everyone
<0> WhatMAn STOP PLAYING
<0> I see that
<0> >:[
<1> see what
<0> quit
<0> gimmee a shell already
<1> quit what
<1> lol
<0> Baf will get upset
<1> what for, ctcp version
<0> stop or I will show you my Freebsd 6.0 UPTIME each day
<1> so what
<0> so when are you going to get the box going
<0> whatman
<0> ?
<1> its up
<1> i have to bring it to my mother house
<1> this week
<1> and i have some ipfilter stuff to setup
<0> ok what time this week
<1> its not behind a router
<0> any specific day
<1> don't know
<1> it a long drive
<1> 3+ hours
<0> whatman
<0> so do you want your shell now
<0> but you have to give me a shell when you set yours up
<1> no, that ok
<0> so you dont want a shell
<1> yes i will
<0> hrmm
<4> CPU: AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core 3800+, 2.00 GHz, 512 KB (1% Load)
<4> Video: Envision EN9410 on NVIDIA GeForce 6800 XT (1024x768x32bpp 60Hz)
<4> whats up losers :]
<5> Angry at a failing NAS...
<4> whats a nas
<5> It's losing OSPF every 10-45 minutes.
<5> network access server
<4> whats a ospf
<5> dial pool
<4> oh
<5> open shortest path first
<5> it's a routing protocol
<5> the premier link state routing protocol, to be specific
<5> though a few organizations use IS-IS, which is the OSI link state routing protocol... very similar, same algorithm, but different and a bit more flexible
<5> by premier i mean the internet standard
<5> anyway
<5> all of the dedicated isdn customers on this nas can't p*** traffic for a minute or so when it drops
<4> They all make a ****ed up noise when they connect Night :>
<5> You never hear it with ISDN, since it's digital. ;)
<4> oh
<5> Also, ISDN connects almost instantaneously, no waiting for modems to negotiate.
<4> I apperently never used that
<4> Its a 56K dial-up?
<5> It's the best way to connect over the PSTN, get the full 64k bps per channel.
<4> silent?
<5> A normal ISDN line has two B channels, so you get 128kbps.
<5> Basically, it extends the digital phone network to you, rather than hanging a crap analog circuit from the CO.
<4> oh
<4> Night-v6: ill let you handle it :}
<4> over my head
<5> Sure thing.
<5> I used ISDN at home for years.
<5> It kicked *** having 128kbps when everyone else was still at 9.6k and 14.4k. ;)
<4> im sure
<0> I had isdn before
<5> Later on, though, everyone else started to get DSL and cable, which weren't available to us.
<0> pretty expensive stuff when it first came out
<5> The line itself was about $70/mo, and we got the ISP service free.
<0> I shared the cost
<0> with a neighbor
<4> naughty naughty
<4> OggyBSD: so, your saying you really havnt changed a bit over the years
<0> Im off from work Tuesdays and Wed
<0> Well it was very expensive
<4> hehe
<4> Cpuroast!
<4> LAST DAY OF THE SALE!
<4> :P
<4> Don't say I didnt try and help you!
<6> hey look im installed a bot
<4> whatdayaknow
<0> [os! FreeBSD 6.0-RELEASE][uptime! 2d 5h 18m]
<4> Operating System: WinXP Professional 5.1 SP2 (Build #2600)
<4> Uptime: 23 minutes 19 seconds
<4> thats some l33t uptime!
<4> Record Uptime: 1w 1d 41s set on Thu Jan 19 08:25:33 2006
<4> :/
<5> **** it
<5> i just disabled the retransmission limit
<4> Windows just isnt made to go more than a week :P
<5> Though it does fine. ;)
<4> hehe
<4> it wont go over a month
<4> Night!
<4> admit it!
<5> Yes, it does.
<5> Though you'll usually want to reboot for patch day. ;)
<5> My brother's workstation ran a prerelease XP for 3 months.
<5> Final is only more stable.
<4> Night-v6: if you ever get over a month I wana see it
<5> Sure.
<5> I'll go for it after patch day. ;)
<4> I might be able to idle a winxp box over a month
<5> I had to reboot yesterday for driver updates.
<4> BAF had his up 4 weeks and it crashed hard
<4> tryed to play UT
<5> I haven't had a real crash in a long time.
<4> I know why
<5> Why?
<4> Night! you reboot every few days like a responsable person
<4> :}
<5> Every few weeks, usually.
<4> oh, it would crash hard if you push it up over a month
<5> No...
<4> no?
<5> My work system (which I'm using now) has been up 32 days.
<5> It'll stay up until I patch or the power goes out again.
<4> yeah yeah
<4> just poet it if you do it
<4> post :}
<5> Hmm?
<4> the uptime
<4> I wana see that
<5> Original Install Date: 12/8/2003, 9:12:17 AM
<5> System Up Time: 32 Days, 6 Hours, 33 Minutes, 35 Seconds
<4> type /uptime
<4> Time is 8:45am, computer has been up for 35m 44s
<5> I run no scripts. ;)
<4> oh
<4> well...its going to crash soon
<5> Besides, the computer I run my IRC client on has been up for just under a day, since I rebooted it for driver updates yesterday. ;)
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