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<0> :\
<1> lol .. my dad has been playing CS for like 3 weeks
<1> non stop
<2> woah your dad has no life does he
<3> CS?
<2> Counter***
<1> xnomar: counter strike
<3> ok
<1> Smong: he just got out of his 2nd divorce
<2> oh, then it's fine.
<1> killing peeps probably helps
<3> he gets to play counter*** with wife
<2> orly
<3> i'd think so
<2> ok :)
<2> heh
<2> I feel ok about the hard drive again
<2> I can still get my data back, AND get laid tonight
<2> AND watch a movie
<2> omg yay?
<4> do all at the same time
<5> im making a tiny backup script how can i make the date appeneded to the file -011307 -monthdayyear
<5> nm
<6> anyone knows how to record voice with a mic in windows?
<1> umm .. hit record ?
<6> no, whats the program
<6> is there one?
<1> sound recorder ?
<2> uh %SystemRoot%\System32\sndrec32.exe
<6> it's in windows?
<6> oh
<6> thanks
<2> start -> run
<2> sndrec32
<2> ok, time to watch some movie with my girl
<2> cu
<6> cya man
<5> thedate="date +%m%d%g"
<5> for i in *.tcl ; do cp $i backup/$i-${thedate} ; done
<5> why wont that work :(
<1> y tcl ?
<5> script backup
<1> gotcha
<7> woops
<7> haha, after i shutdown vmware (which was running windows off /dev/sda1) i realized i had /dev/sda1 mounted as /mnt/win and i was wondering why everything seemed so slow all in a sudden :P
<7> s/as/on/
<8> bitrot
<5> in a shell script how can u get the output of a cmd executed from a cmd in a bash script
<5> like if i run date +%m%d%g how can i catch the output
<9> ***ign it to a variable
<9> i = `date +%m%d%g`
<9> then reference it as $i
<9> brb
<7> heh
<5> doesnt work really
<9> or just do th `date +%m%d%g`
<5> i want the output of it in a var
<5> so a var would hold 011307
<7> date +%m%d%g 2>&1 | myscript
<5> #!/bin/bash
<5> thedate='date +%m%d%g'
<5> for i in *.tcl ; do cp $i backup/$i-${thedate} ; done
<5> is what i have now
<9> for i in `seq 1 10`; do echo `date +%m%d%g`; done;
<9> see
<9> nop no no no
<9> no '
<9> `
<9> on the same key as the ~
<5> oh
<5> ****
<7> haha
<5> ****
<9> ` will execute a shell command
<5> it was that simple
<5> damn
<5> ty
<9> no pwobwem
<7> could've done that in one command on the cmdline :P
<9> yeah
<5> :(
<5> didnt know
<7> <+MrStabby> for i in `seq 1 10`; do echo `date +%m%d%g`; done;
<7> that does it
<7> or something like: for i ls `ls *.tcl`; do ...
<9> for i in *.tcl; do cp "$i" backup/"$i"-`date *.tcl+%m%d%g`; done;
<7> err: for i in `ls *.tcl`; do ...
<7> no semi needed in the end
<7> after done, i think
<9> it is
<9> you're right
<7> on the cmdline
<9> it isn't
<7> :)
<9> learned something new! YAY
<7> heh
<10> i just got a score of 1600 in wii boxing
<9> time to stalk kitchen's MYSPACE PROFILE
<10> i got silver gloves now
<10> i just lost respect for kitchen. 8|
<11> lolfail
<7> how do you search in backlog in irssi
<7> /search or somehting?
<9> lastlog
<11> /lastlog
<7> ty
<7> aah heh.. i see. is it the vhost name?
<7> or cuz he's in #redhat ? :P
<9> huh
<7> @ flu
<9> its because he has a myspace profile
<9> hahaha
<7> oh lol
<7> yayay
<10> overthinking that one a bit oh jasmine?
<7> nah i just did /lastlog kitchen to see what youi were talking about
<10> oh
<7> and saw this
<7> 01:09 -!- kitchen [kitchen@supersperm.org] has joined #gentoo
<7> heh
<10> yeah, it should be eats.supersprom.org
<10> damnit!
<10> you know wtf i mean
<7> haha
<7> i was curious and did a whois
<7> ..
<7> back to work
<12> Can anyone help me with a little problem I have?
<9> there isn't a cure for herpes
<12> Darn
<12> How can I continue to live?
<9> in shame
<9> :)
<9> www.herpeshelp.com you can use Valtrex for suppression
<9> whats the problem you have regarding linux
<12> According to the guide I'm following (gentoo on a macbook) I should create one partition for the os and set /boot on
<12> And then make a swap file instead of a swap-drive
<9> ok
<12> My question is: What do I mount where?
<9> as far as the swap file goes?
<12> Do I mount the partition in /mnt/gentoo or in /mnt/gentoo/boot ?
<13> swap files dont' mount
<13> swapon /dev/...
<12> Yes
<12> But to install gentoo
<9> sephy: boot should be in /mnt/gentoo/
<13> yes
<9> if you're still on your live-cd
<12> Yes
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