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<Two9A> k, ALSA works. 16-bit stereo, no clicks
<Two9A> 8% utilisation decoding mp3. Not bad
<foxdonut> Two9A: have you seen that jpeg decoder.... written as an opengl fragment shader
<foxdonut> pretty hardcore
<Two9A> I did not.
<foxdonut> apparently the idct and ycbcr colourspace conversion are supar quick, and the huffman is horrendously slow, so its not any quicker than doing it on a cpu
<foxdonut> but nice try
<foxdonut> :D
<foxdonut> even more of a waste of time than that 6502 jpeg decoder
<Two9A> I quite liked the dithering C64 jpeg decoder
<Jaded> i like chocolate.
<foxdonut> yeah, that was actually useful
<foxdonut> opening the jpeg porn universe to c64 users, at long last
<Two9A> "U DO NOT KNOW NUFIN"
<foxdonut> Jaded: i like ham.
<Two9A> ITV daytime.
<foxdonut> TV < *
<Two9A> Yeh. I don't get TV any more
<Two9A> Living without it for a year changes things ;)
<foxdonut> i havent watched it for months
<Two9A> Not much else to do without a job
<foxdonut> when people talk about big brother i just want to go stabbing
<foxdonut> i biked when i was out of work
<foxdonut> for miles
<Two9A> Can't bike in this weather :|
<foxdonut> until my bike broke
<Two9A> Been pissing down for months
<foxdonut> hmm
<foxdonut> its really nice here
<foxdonut> very sunny
<Two9A> This is Manchester. We don't know what a sun is.
<foxdonut> ah
<katepls> i found this kick-*** bmx frame beside the dumpster of a local bike shop.
<Two9A> I don't understand bmx. How does one fit onto those frames?
<katepls> i drive by there everyday now, hoping to get the rest of the stuff i need.
<katepls> they make more than one size.
<Two9A> XXXsmall and XXsmall
<katepls> i think they go by inches.
<Two9A> 4" and 5" then :D
<Two9A> Seriously, they're tiny ****ers
<katepls> think 21" is an adult bike
<katepls> not sure though
<Two9A> I've got a standard 26 in the shed
<katepls> yeah yeah.. 26
<katepls> 21 must be a kids bike
<Two9A> Never seen a bmx 26, to be fair
<kash> if i change my shell to /dev/null i can still sftp files under that account right?
<katepls> never measured the one i got.
<foxdonut> bmx's have higher seats and handlebars
<katepls> kash, i believe so.
<kash> :)
<foxdonut> so its different to measure
<katepls> i know ftp will work
<foxdonut> optimised for landing rad airs
<foxdonut> man.
<katepls> and wheelies!
<kash> now i need to find ssh p***wordless auth
<katepls> some kid put a sticker on a parking block near my house that says "will wheelie for boobs"
<Two9A> Also, kilo-rad
<katepls> i laugh everytime i see it
<foxdonut> last time i went past the halflife in the park, some tramp was on it with a racing bike
<foxdonut> he was doing pretty good.
<foxdonut> because wireless ****s
<foxdonut> ****s the big one.
<stroke> through the ceiling, thx
<Two9A> In fact, no I don't. I need that
<foxdonut> lol
<Two9A> Man. gtk's gonna take _years_
<Two9A> Can I enable ccache in the middle of a compile?
<katepls> you can, but i don't think it will take affect.
<Two9A> Beh
<Hewitson> is there a way to stop emerge from downloading dependencies?
<blaise__> shiznix: hey man, card=100 worked for the video, but I have no audio.. not even from the audio out on the back of the card...
<blaise__> you have any idea what might be the problem?
<Two9A> ****, I can't use distcc
<renihs> i dont trust ccache
<bitrot> spb: morning sir
<renihs> hi bitrot
<bitrot> hi renihs
<bitrot> spb: I got SELinux up and running for the most part, have all the policy modules that i need intsalled. One thing i'm not clear on is how i can allow one 'domain' or type allow access to the other, i'm getting some audits and what not.
<bitrot> Sep 5 02:06:32 surkits audit(1157447190.518:155811486): avc: denied { read } for pid=7156 comm="dhcpd" name="[16706]" dev=sockfs ino=16706 scontext=staff_u:staff_r:staff_t tcontext=staff_u:staff_r:staff_t tcl***=packet_socket
<Hewitson> is it possible to disable emerge from downloading dependencies?
<renihs> Hewitson, why would anyone want that?
<renihs> if its a dep you require it
<bitrot> Hewitson: it is
<Hewitson> not necessarily
<bitrot> Hewitson: read the man page
<renihs> i guess you could put them in package.provided
<katepls> read the manuLOL
<Hewitson> for example i want dosbox installed. but it wants to install about 60 packages, id rather install them by hand and only have the bare minimum
<bitrot> --nodeps (-O)
<bitrot> Merges specified packages without merging any dependencies. Note
<bitrot> that the build may fail if the dependencies aren't satisfied.
<spb> bitrot: the answer to that particular denial is "don't run dhcpcd as staff_t"
<renihs> :)
<renihs> a --nopdeps :) lol
<spb> or dhcpd in fact, which is even worse
<Hewitson> thanks bitrot, i did actually look at the manpage but i didnt see that command
<bitrot> how do I have dhcpd not runn as staff_t?
<spb> bitrot: you will always need to use the initscript to start a system service, and you will have to do it from a sysadm_t shell
<bitrot> Hewitson: /search_string is your friend
<bitrot> spb: yeah i still have to newrol -r sysadm_r every time :\
<spb> alias s='newrole -r sysadm_r'
<bitrot> for root at least
<spb> save yourself some typing
<bitrot> heh
<spb> it's annoying at first but you rapidly get used to it
<Hewitson> portage really is more trouble than its worth.. but i like having the ability to remove packages quickly and easily
<bitrot> spb: what initscript?
<spb> for dhcpd, /etc/init.d/dhcp
<spb> if it's labeled properly then executing it as sysadm will transition to run_init_t, which will ask you for a p***word before switching to the system context and executing the daemon
<bitrot> spb: yeah that's what i use to start services, init.d scripts...not manually O.o
<bitrot> named is working fine
<bitrot> all the ifles in /var/named/ are labled as var_t though
<bitrot> drwxr-xr-x named named system_u:object_r:var_t named
<spb> got bind.pp loaded, yes ?
<bitrot> spb: yeah it is
<bitrot> spb: and so is dhcp.pp
<foxdonut> "Fixed a crash which would occur when c4 was placed on a flag pole and the server rotated maps."
<foxdonut> ahahah
<foxdonut> "Car-Drop: Made adjustments to the car drop feature to help prevent players from exploiting into buildings."
<spb> bitrot: restorecon -Rv /var/named
<foxdonut> awwww :<
<foxdonut> bitrot: what was that program you used to do those graphs and server monitoring
<bitrot> spb: i already relabled
<foxdonut> 'nanog' keeps popping in my mind, but thats something entirely different eheh
<bitrot> spb: keeps it in the var_t
<foxdonut> maybe it begins with n
<bitrot> ahh another day of mindless work
<bitrot> the sweet sound of morons pressing their keys harder
<spb> bitrot: look in /etc/selinux/refpolicy/src/policy/policy/modules/services/bind.fc
<spb> you should be able to pick out where it's expecting to see bind's var-type stuff and what label it gives them, then apply those labels yourself
<Two9A> Why are the tabs up there in fluxbox 1.0 :/
<bitrot> spb: ty
<bitrot> do the same for dhcp?
<bitrot> how can I add lets say my syslogd_t merge or work with netsomething_t
<spb> hm?
<bitrot> i have a router
<bitrot> 10.10.1.1
<foxdonut> i have a router
<bitrot> it sends it's log data to my syslog-ng listening on 10.10.1.11
<bitrot> selinux bitches about that
<DrO|A> Hmm, how can i make syslog listen ?
<bitrot> gives me an audit
<DrO|A> just found how i could redirect the output to another box
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