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<0> did you play with the sensitivity settings elsewhere
<0> like in a bitmap editor
<0> and make sure it's a problem within Maya, and not sensitivity settings with the tool
<0> Intuos should also have an app that helps you check it there too
<1> hmm
<1> I got Intuos 3
<1> havn't try Maya with Intuos 3 yet
<1> not that I have maya
<1> Decept404> did u ask in #3dsmax?
<1> as strange as it sound, there are a lot of maya experts there
<2> y0
<3> y2
<4> so how come an old lecherous angryman like Fly_Mario gets ops and not cool young strappin gent Decept404 ;P
<5> zup
<6> I felt like opping him again
<6> so now he has double ops



<4> hahaha
<7> yo guys
<8> hahaha
<8> hiya Randel and meshy, moe
<9> 'cuz every irc channel has one angryman. somebody's gotta fill the role
<7> awesome
<7> i just got a call from my college
<7> and they said, even though im not physicaly there
<7> if as much as me phoning to let them know where I am
<7> i dont lose attendance marks
<7> like, wtf
<7> lol moe
<7> hows it going Fly
<9> i'm the Token Link-Paster
<9> erica would've been the Token Annoying-Question-Asker, but meshman already had the role & the channel wasn't big enough to tolerate two
<9> :D
<10> that new version of blender is the neat fixed all my ati problems good
<7> I'm sure I'm not in that role anymore moe :P
<9> hehe
<8> hehe
<8> I miss here "ok cya guys fly hates me and is going to ban me"
<8> -here +her
<9> lol
<11> Does the x file format support named subsets?
<12> MeshMan:how is your sister?
<7> she doesn't remember a thing
<12> scary
<0> wtf
<0> I am stuck on these anteaters
<13> aiigh! I just spent an hour modifying a dead code branch. *sigh*
<7> silly womn
<7> hey GoY
<14> trix are for hookers
<14> meshy
<14> www.ftw-studios.com/uploads/TCP-NetworkTest1.wmv
<15> forcecommit and then leave for the weekend
<7> Ultyma, that rocks
<7> makes me wanna play it hehe
<7> like Runescape style
<7> you got shadows too
<0> heh, got Maya using 438mb of RAM
<0> paint fx is a hog
<0> 500 now
<7> Ultyma, is that in debug mode?
<7> FPS: 12 :X
<0> looks nice
<15> does anyone know a utility which will allow me to interdict tcp / udp communication between a local process and a remote host? ideally i would be able to send the local process a 'connection reset' packet.
<16> Hello :)
<17> cattack, still looking for a tool like that?
<15> yes, sir
<17> I /think/ ethereal supports packet insertion
<17> it would definitely let you snarf the packets going twixt the hosts
<15> oOo intriguing
<15> i alreayd have it installed
<17> why od you want to send rst's?
<18> gambit: how's your sql? all the #*sql channels are full of pretentious idiots who can't wrap their minds around a simple question.
<17> StoneCydh, pretty good, sup?
<15> to simulate a server crash
<17> cattack, careful - a server reboot, or a server collapse?
<15> well, there is a recovery array in place which restarts the server process if a crash occurs
<18> Gambit-: I have this huge bulk of data where I need to rearrange the rows on one sort of arbitrary sort column. Right now I'm hacking it with floats, but that strikes me as ugly, and I want something less awful.



<17> cattack, you understand why I ask that, I ***ume? The behavior will be different depending on which one you're talking about.
<17> StoneCydh, that's an extreemly poorly phrased question.
<18> I don't know how better to phrase it. I basically want something that behaves like a linked list - I can push the order of **** around without much h***le.
<18> I don't want to have to update half of a column in order to reorder the rows.
<17> (the people on #sql are more clued then me, but I'm more patient :)
<18> no, they aren't.
<18> they still don't even understand what I'm trying to do.
<15> yes. a connection reset occurs when something goes link dead. if the server is restarting and responsive, the clients will poll while waiting for their oeprations to complete
<17> well generally you ignore the sorting position within the table and rely on the sql to present the data in a particular ordering.
<18> yes, that's what the float column is for.
<17> cattack, the rst will only occur when the client sends data to a server port that has been closed or is otherwise not expecting to receive data, whereas if the server just goes away (connection loss, or whatever) you'll have to wait for a different timeout to occur.
<17> StoneCydh, sooooooo SELECT * FROM stone ORDER BY flt ASC ?
<18> pretty much
<17> cattack, are you running this on linux?
<18> and then to reorder
<17> StoneCydh, so what's your question?
<3> using floats like that will break down when you exceed the maximum precision.
<7> heh, the guys in #sql are evil
<17> cattack, because if you are, I'd use a quick iptables rule on a script to emulate it easily -- let the OS create the proper packets for you, and all.
<18> i kind of doubt i'll do that much rearranging
<7> they like to pick on people who ask questions
<3> perhaps you could use a unique key column, and then add a next column as well. There's your linked list.
<17> MeshMan, yeah, dba's are like that :)
<18> function Reorder($targetID, $loID, $hiID) { SetSort($targetID, (GetSort($loID)+GetSort($hiID))/2); }
<3> StoneCydh, if you think that your float solution will work fine, then SHIP IT.
<18> _nx: thanks, but I'll continue looking for better solutions on my hobbies according to my personal preferences
<3> Gambit-, functionally it does. Performance wise, well, no.
<18> what is it with people giving obnoxious non-advice today
<17> StoneCydh, if you want to tell me more about your problem domain, I might be able to tailor a response a little more specifically :)
<3> StoneCydh, yes, clearly the pattern you observe is caused by others.
<17> oo burn :)
<18> gambit: i have a series of rows representing tasks with certain proficiency requirements which I'm trying to schedule across a large group of workers with certain proficiencies. By rearranging the order in which these rows are processed I can find a more efficient use of work time.
<7> and what is unique to the sorting?
<7> what attribute is used for sorting
<18> _nx: yes, and since this pattern seems to be tied specifically to today and to people I don't know who are presuming a stupidity which doesn't exist in the desperate grasp for superiority, I can conclude only that what's unique to me today is that I'm firing over the head of the average monday morning IRCer.
<15> no, unfortunately im in a win32 environment right now. a firewall rule was my first thought as well, its just that the windows firewall utility isnt very elegant
<17> StoneCydh, by what criteria do you wish to reorder the row?
<18> MeshMan: I fail to understand the former question
<17> cattack, *snorts* no, fine-tuned it's not, but you can add a specific "block this port" rule to it that should do exactly what you want.
<18> Gambit-: Er, just an ordered list. 1:1 relationship.
<7> if something can be sorted, like the alphabet, it has to have something to sort by.
<15> i suppose once i set it up i can just enable and disable it as i see fit though..
<17> StoneCydh, there's no such thing as a 1:1 relationship when you're talking about sorting something ^_^
<18> MeshMan: well, they're just sorted in numerical order on floats right now
<18> wtf
<7> why a float?
<18> that's what the #sql people /just/ called it
<18> MeshMan: because it's the only thing I can think of which should allow fast rearranging
<17> unless you're loosing data, all sorts are 1:1 for some bizzare meaning of the phrase.
<7> when you rearrange
<7> what in theory has changed
<18> function Reorder($targetID, $loID, $hiID) { SetSort($targetID, (GetSort($loID)+GetSort($hiID))/2); }
<17> StoneCydh, are you sure you want to use a rdbms for this?
<3> I was about to ask the same thing Gambit-
<18> Gambit-: the bulk of data pretty much requires it. I have more than 200 sql queries at hand.
<17> ^_^;;
<17> so let's rehash a bit
<18> why does everyone keep trying to talk me out of my problem instead of saying "i can't think of a better answer than the one you already have"
<17> I want you to describe the problem without refering to the data structure or the rdbm at all.
<3> StoneCydh, because that's how programmers think.
<7> Stone, you havent told us the context of your problem,
<18> actually i have
<18> but i will again
<18> i have a list of tasks which i need to re-arrange extensively
<7> When you REARRANGE.
<7> What are ARRANGING by
<18> that's what i'm ASKING
<18> jfc
<7> lol
<18> gambit just said "without database"
<7> How the hell can we tell you what you should arrange by
<7> Its your friggin data.
<17> yes without database terms


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