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<0> lame
<0> DaDead: take a huge **** in the next dvd box you return
<0> see what happens
<1> lol
<1> im gonna go and do stuff
<1> Sh
<1> ShALLaX redbox is cool
<0> lawl
<1> but kinda lame in the movies
<1> but i rented silent hill for $1
<2> why does "emerge -vat mplayer" show me "-xvmc" although I have enabled xvmc by "euse -E xvmc"????
<1> cuz it does
<0> euse.. wtf
<1> new portage
<1> 2.11
<0> rofl
<0> lamers cant even edit make.conf themselves
<0> :\
<1> so we got newuse euse
<3> :)
<1> lameuse
<3> put it in package.use
<3> use echo for that
<3> >:)
<1> cock.use
<1> ShALLaX loves cock.use
<1> :d
<1> ok i must go
<0> oh mi gawd
<2> idiot
<4> http://deseretnews.com/dn/view/0,1249,645199800,00.html
<0> gridiot
<1> gawd is here?
<5> wtf is wrong with this ? for i in *.avi ; do mv $i ${i/\ -\ /./} ; done
<5> keeps giving me a mv syntax error for some reason
<4> use rename?
<4> rename " - " "." *.avi works, no?
<5> rename doesn't exist on freebsd ;_;
<4> oh, sorry
<4> hmm
<6> bitrot: trying to keep all that pron easier to read through?
<5> aye
<4> backslash the - as well?
<0> http://deseretnews.com/dn/view/0,1249,645199800,00.html
<0> oops
<5> for i in *.avi ; do echo ${i/\ -\ /.} ; done
<5> that works fine
<5> makes my change
<4> does mv take arguments like that though?
<5> but if I s/echo/mv $i
<5> it ****s up
<5> yep
<5> i did it yesterday
<5> on my Mac OS X
<5> it's bash
<1> whats new today is new goggle earth in portage yet
<5> for i in *.avi ; do mv $i ${i/.internal./.} ; done
<3> me want gnome 2.16 in portage
<1> google
<0> gnome r ****
<1> dude
<1> im on gnome 2.16
<3> ShALLaX, lol
<1> unmask it
<3> its in portage?
<1> ya
<1> not full but ya
<3> hmm, k i never will use gentoo-portage.com again
<7> ?
<3> its not listed there
<1> well its not gnome-2.16
<3> ?
<1> single packages
<3> ah
<3> i would prefer the metabuild
<1> but the main system is there
<7> everything is on gentoo-portage.com
<7> geeze
<4> bitrot, it only works for me if there aren't any files taht expect to change
<3> thrasher7, yesyes, i undid my statement
<3> :)
<4> err, that aren't expected to change
<4> ie: i can't have "test - file.txt" and "test.txt" together, or it fails
<4> remove test.txt and it works
<4> weird
<3> [dnb], replace with tr first?
<5> [dnb]: ahh **** lol
<5> and I DID have that
<5> one of hte files just had a ' ' and not a ' - '
<5> hmm
<5> i mv the file to match the same format as the other files
<5> and it still gives me the syntax error
<5> and it doesn't replace the entire string just the first part
<5> ahhh it makes sense now
<5> the idiot that slams on his ****ing keyboard like a dip**** monkey
<5> used to play the drums
<5> guess you don't need to escape the space either when using ${ }
<8> bitrot: shouldn't need to, the output of the function should yield the proper arguements, even if they include whitespace
<5> still not working for me for some damn reason heh
<5> ls shows all the files to be named the same format
<5> Boondocks - 01 - The Garden Party.avi
<5> that's an example
<5> for i in *.avi ; do mv $i ${i/ - /.} ; done
<5> is the
<5> script
<5> sorry
<5> was doing 3 things at once
<5> On my break of course
<5> I keep getting syntax errors
<5> and I'm not sure why
<8> ... put echo in there instead of mv
<5> if i echo ${i/ - /.} looks fine
<8> then you can see what it is trying to do
<5> yes I nkow dude
<5> the syntax makes sense heh
<5> Boondocks - 01 - The Garden Party.avi Boondocks.01 - The Garden Party.avi
<5> it echos what it's supposed to do lol
<5> for each file too
<5> AHHH
<5> DUH
<8> for i in *.avi ; do mv "$i" "${i/ - /.}" ; done
<5> it's not escaping
<5> yep
<5> hehe
<8> my bad, I thought it would escape properly
<5> lol
<5> so did I :(
<5> i should know better
<5> o well
<5> woops
<5> I just deleted the files some how lol
<5> oh no wait
<5> i just replaced the B with a . lol
<9> can i make syslog log everything typed into a console by telling it to use /dev/tty* as a stream?
<5> not sure but I know syslog-ng can for sure
<5> you should highly consider switching
<9> i'm using syslog-ng sorry
<5> oh then yes
<9> would that include remote terminals?
<5> destination console_all { file("/dev/tty12"); };
<10> I need some off-topic help: I'm working on this ad-system, and now I have to calculate the clickfrequency.. is that the percent of unique viewers who clicked on the ad? I've got three numbers: Unique viewers, Number of views and number of clicks
<5> I'm sure * would work rather than 12
<5> * works for matches
<5> not sure if it does for desitnation files
<9> hmm
<5> log { source(src); destination(console_all); };
<9> console_all is inclusive of all console sessions?
<9> if so that makes it easy
<5> I don't think so
<10> Help?
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