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<0> um...
<1> real men have at least one box in each room
<2> I have 3 in my bedroom!
<2> no need to pay for heat
<3> no need for heat in summer
<3> this room is really hot
<3> :P water
<2> word, my ac kicks it hardcore :/
<3> i don't have an ac not even a fan
<3> ****! no cold beer
<4> I just dug out my old NES :_
<5> Codegen: why not use an emulator like normal people? O.o
<6> bitrot: you dont get those snazzy pads
<7> mut: but you can http://www.joystiq.com/2004/09/07/how-to-make-a-nintendo-controller-into-a-pc-joystick/
<5> yeah you can lol
<5> it's a PC
<5> come on now
<8> or! a small form factor computer with the original NES case as a casemod
<5> RageDemo1: there ya go ;p
<7> i like lude's arcade setup
<5> yeah that is big pimpin
<8> you can show up to lan parties with 80's clothes and your NES
<7> haha
<8> and dominate the competition as they laugh at you
<8> war... it's all in the psyche, man
<0> RageDemo1: there is a difference between dominating and modding the emulator to give p1 the advantage :-P
<8> :o
<8> yeah, cheaters usually win too
<7> mmmm 291MB log file open in gvim ... poor lappy
<0> logic_box: vim handles large files farily well, be glad it's not notepad.
<8> notepad isn't so bad with large files in windows xp
<8> it was pretty shoddy in win9x though
<7> in 9x it actualy had a limit to hold larg of files it could open
<9> why do people open log files in vim :(
<9> i never understood that
<7> motion: i'm writing some perl to parse the log file ... i like to look at it while i write the code
<9> ever tried out 'less'
<9> its like more
<9> but its less
<9> less is more
<9> but not
<7> motion: nope never heard of more or less what do they do?
<9> heh
<9> logic_box; you should try them. there fast on large files AND even let you search for stuff
<9> pretty l33t stuff
<10> stupid tv is so heavy
<11> Hi.
<11> I'm trying to install my D-LINK Air 520 card, but am at a loss as to where to start? I read the origional gentoo guide, but my card doesn't show up in iwconfig. Also, I starred the Prism in the kernel, so why isn't it showing up?
<11> I just need to figure out how to see that the car exists
<5> logic_box: you lie.
<5> more or less.
<7> :)
<7> never used them ... i r n00b
<5> i knw ur no0b
<5> well i don't think rxvt can allow me to set the characters to hilight like urxvt does >:|
<7> nope i don't think it can either
<5> cygwin ****s *** though in order to use urxvt I have to run the X server but the rxvt terminal can be ran in stand alone without actuall X server running.
<5> hokey.
<7> mmmm log files ... /^(\w{3}\s\d+\s\d+:\d+:\d+)\s(.*)\s(.*)\[\d+\]:\s(.*)$/
<5> mmm perl regex
<5> hmm
<5> having a problem with colordiff while in root using dispatch-conf
<5> it's not displaying teh colors properly it's showing the raw codes rather than interperting them :(
<7> :/ i don't use colordiff
<5> it used to work just fine for me
<12> i need to learn regex
<12> was using it today, still not proficient enough
<5> just takes some time
<5> I don't know all there is to know about regex but using a reference is great ;p
<7> no it takes use
<5> regularexpressions.info ;p
<5> yeah use and time heh.
<7> perldoc perlre
<12> added that to favorites
<5> yeah that site is pretty good
<5> especially if you're super n00b to regexp
<7> weee turning log files into graphs is fun :)
<5> oo glscube.org looks neat ;p
<5> kind of like spotlight for OS X :p
<7> yea
<5> I wonder if it's crazy on resources like Spotlight heh.
<9> anyone here use gentoo
<9> err
<9> HAHA
<9> anyone here use postfix
<5> lol
<13> no, we all use solaris
<9> whats the correct way to remove messages from the queue
<9> or in its spool
<4> The file to tell portage that you're managing packages yourself is package.provided, correct
<9> yes
<13> yes
<14> hey guys
<14> is aiglx a module u would load in xorg.conf?
<4> What's the exact path again? /etc/portage/package.porivded?
<4> provided*
<13> Codegen: yep
<5> mmm really?
<5> i think it's probably a good idear to type `man portage`
<5> then type / [enter]
<5> then type package.provided [enter]
<5> and you'll have the real answer.
<5> file is a part of /etc/make.profile/package.provided
<4> Every ten ****ing minutes I hear tires screenching
<5> OR
<5> /etc/portage/profile/
<5> which overrides the /etc/make.profile/
<5> so i would put the file in /etc/portage/profile
<13> Codegen: call the cops and tell them there's kids racing around the streets
<5> so you can easily just backup /etc/portage
<5> am I talking to myself again?
<14> anyone ? aiglx a module i would load in xorg.conf
<13> adio: not that I know of
<7> not to mention /etc/make.profile is symlinked into /usr/portage so it could be changed by a sync
<14> okay
<5> logic_box: yeah hence using /etc/portage/profile
<14> redhook, i was just wondiering
<14> how can i check if i have it
<14> or if its running
<5> whoa
<5> xxd is neat
<13> xxd?
<5> yeah
<5> never used it before
<5> it's like a quick strace
<5> example ls | xxd
<15> i just put in a new mobo, added in support for my new network card, and dhcpcd stalls when starting up
<5> gives you the hexdump
<13> what package is xxd in?
<15> but when i login as root and run dhcpcd, it works just find
<15> fine
<5> or ps | xxd -b
<5> for binary ;p
<7> hexdump works too
<5> pretty cool
<5> lol so many binaries that do the same thing ;p
<5> ahh
<5> xxd still shows you the string though
<5> where hexdump doesn't
<5> xxd wins
<7> but it seemes hexdump -C :)
<5> oh
<5> bah
<7> hehe
<5> you don't need any extra flags for xxd
<9> anyone :(
<7> yea just been using hexdump for awile
<15> got X loaded back up
<9> i just want to remove some damn emails from the queue :(
<15> so.... dhcpcd?
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