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<0> Seth_F: who are you to tell me what I do and don't need? O.o
<1> some of us have to buy $20 computers
<2> Seth_F hehe it was only 240
<1> bitrot: laptop > anything else apple makes except for a $20,000 PowerMac + Xserve + fiberchannel + raid array setup
<2> my next one is E10k
<1> and a cinema display or two
<1> omio: I'm limited to sol9, so shush :)
<1> Not that I mind at all, because I love solaris
<1> i just can't run that memory hogging JDS very well :)
<2> i run gentoo on mine
<1> I havn't looked much at 10, does it still include CDE? I liked cde...
<1> omio: See, I collect and use in every day life unix machines with the unixes written for them...
<1> like IRIX on the SGIs, etc
<2> oh
<2> i kicked slowaris out of my box
<2> and out gentoo
<2> put*
<1> and I develop and learn how to use and administrate them, in the event I ever want to get a real unix-land job
<1> meh
<1> why put such an inferior operating system on such high cl*** hardware?
<1> you know how much that hardware USED TO COST?!?!
<2> yea hehe
<2> but gentoo runs great
<1> omio: Here, you can install gentoo on my SPARCcl***ic and SPARCstation IPX
<2> i can't feel at home with solaris
<1> 50 and 40mhz respectivly ...
<1> omio: Never got used to the fact that it exports the home directory from a shared path on the local machine? :)
<2> you can sit and watch the screen till its done :)
<1> Though it's genius because no matter where I am, I can get the same home directory on anything from OpenVMS to IRIX
<2> Seth_F never used it long enough to know that
<1> it's just a matter of reading the manual pages :)
<1> omio: Well, if you set it up by hand, you'll be burned by the fact that root's home is / and it is the only account starting out
<1> and then, the "proper" way to avoid heeadaches to set up /home is to put your home directoires in /export/home so that /export/home/blah mounts as /home/blah
<1> Mmmm UNIX wizardry....
<1> Eat those NT4 admins alive!
<2> linux can do just about everything
<1> Except reliably write to UFS /
<1> and especially UFS2 !
<2> well come on :)
<3> OK so when I boot windows install, the partition that I created with fdisk under linux are there.. but when I boot the livecd, and try fdisk, theres no partition, and same invalid table
<1> and can it run my UNIX Sixth release binaries without an emulatator?
<1> CAN IT MAKE MY COFFEE?!?!
<1> :)
<2> can it run linux.
<2> :D
<3> I mean, invalide table message
<1> omio: My coffee machine will soon run linux ... just you wait
<3> Warning: invalid flag 0x0000 of partition table 4 will be corrected by w(rite)
<1> i'll have my router hooked up to my coffee pot in no time
<1> FatMom: Does it indeed just say that and allow you to continue?
<3> I can continue
<1> to me that seems to be just a warning saying "Hey, there's something amiss, but we can still go ahead anyway"
<1> "And i'll fix it non damagingly on write"
<2> don't listen to it
<2> it lies
<3> Device contains neither a valid DOS partition table, nor Sun, SGI or OSF disklabel
<3> Building a new DOS disklabel. Changes will remain in memory only,
<3> until you decide to write them. After that, of course, the previous
<3> content won't be recoverable.
<3> it tell me this each time I fdisk /dev/hda
<3> and see no partition
<2> sounds damaging
<3> but windoes see my partition
<4> are you sure you windows and linux are all talking about the same disk
<3> yes
<5> quick question; can winXP natively read/write (i guess "mount" is what i'm looking for here) ext3 partitions natively?
<3> its probably not my 70GB hd having a 160GB partition
<4> duhblow7; no.
<2> ant music
<4> duhblow7; you can get 3rd party apps to read/write ext2(maybe 3) from windows i believe
<1> ext3 can be written with ext2 apps
<1> the journal just won't be happy :)
<4> ...
<4> the journal just wont know about it
<3> so why fdisk says invalid table, and see no partitions, and windows see them... yes its the same hd
<4> have you tried google?
<6> is it a dynamic disk?
<4> its filled with answers to questions
<3> foxdonut: I have no idea
<3> I dont even know whats a dynamic disk
<2> its changing
<6> its windows' logical volume manager
<4> "dynamic" means not static
<6> doesnt use dos partitions
<3> but I never installed windows on it
<4> dude the toc on the disk is broke ..
<3> the toc ?
<6> you dont have to install windows on it for windows to see it...
<6> infact, its impossible to install windows on a dynamic disk
<4> heh
<3> I was just using windows setup to see if the partition was there, and yes.. they are there
<2> my old *** E450 can't do **** its useless
<2> Seth_F i'll sell it to you for 50 dollars.
<4> duh its an E450 ....
<4> omio; it can take up energy ..
<2> yes it can
<1> omio: What specs?
<4> slow
<1> i have $300 in ones right now, i can afford it!!!!
<4> and hungry
<4> ;)
<1> can't be as bad as my Netfinity 5000
<2> 2 400mhz 1 gb ram 6 9.1 gb hdd
<7> Seth_F: when did you become a male stripper?
<1> dual P2s and 4 9.1GB drives! :)
<1> :o
<1> i also have $200 in 2s..
<1> :)
<4> ill give ya a dollar
<4> and you pay shipping
<4> seth_f; take it its titty club night ;)
<1> pff
<8> anyone have an idea for a webbased calendar system for family use, something web based running on an internal server?
<4> google calander kicks ***
<7> SufferAll: so not google calendar?
<8> I dont give the kids access to the web yet
<7> SufferAll: how old are they?
<4> you can proxy it
<6> SufferAll: mozilla sunbird from a webdav server?
<8> id rather had it internal and not out in the world
<4> i know theres lots of pay ones
<4> never seen a nice opensource calander
<8> phpgroupware has a nice one but thats a bit much for this purpose
<8> I dont mind paying if it does what I need it to
<2> holister
<8> ill keep looking just wanted to ask
<2> what a gay brand
<8> thanks
<2> i suggest you code your own stuff
<9> ok
<4> ko
<2> so many people try to inject sql everywhere its crazy
<9> sure buddy
<9> it's MADNESS
<9> i'm sure you think it's a person doing it
<10> and its easy to filter and fix
<9> scripts gone wild! volumeII
<9> dvd edition
<4> omio; not really considering 80% of php applications out are written by pure morons that actually do allow sql injection at more then one entry point
<1> pfft
<1> wanna talk about weak security?
<11> speaking of ***, Verto is offering "secks" on NBtX's behalf
<1> high schores in flash games, usually just post data to a script!
<12> select something from sometable where blahh=$_POST
<11> ... damnit, wrong channel
<11> I give up
<1> so in flash games on some sites
<1> well, the programming 1 cl***... left their mark
<4> seth_f; as compared to ?
<13> I'd rather have faulty high scores than SQL injection.
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