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<0> i'm gonna hit PTR probably tonight
<1> if it's not included in their Expansion
<0> bitrot: nah, couple weeks
<1> oooo
<0> content patch != new big zone
<1> AH
<0> just new content of sorts
<1> gotcha
<1> so it will probably be 1.11.2 ?
<1> or would it be 1.12?
<2> tiqaair
<3> jokuua
<4> yilifu
<1> pvpeh
<1> bbl
<1> kitchen: Oh yeah i have about 12k honor this week so far not bad the WSG weekend helped a lot heh.
<0> hehe
<0> only 12k? ;|
<0> i got 25k just on saturday
<1> you also played 1038513 games.
<0> haha
<0> tru
<1> and that # is accurate because I counted ;P
<0> http://hight3ch.com/post/space-invaders-with-real-humans/
<5> wow, watching apps compile and listening to this fan is making me tired
<6> I forgot the name of the apps that sync your clock on teh intraweb
<5> ntp
<6> ty
<5> my clocks never correct on boot if it doesnt sync during bootup
<5> it ends up like 3 days in the future if im not on the net during boot
<6> didnt have this problem before
<6> maybe your timezone ?
<6> or biosclock
<5> its a dell laptop
<5> it could be the bios clock
<7> is it set to utc or local
<5> dunno
<5> let me check
<5> i think i have utc brb
<7> put it on local
<5> ok
<7> i had that problem before, and putting it on local resetting the time worked for me
<8> statickao: that wouldn't cause a 72hr delta, would it?
<5> ok. set
<5> i think my issue prior with local was due to my windows partition
<7> not really, but it is wierd how it sets of your bios its its in utc
<5> but i dont boot to windows on this anymore
<5> i dont know if its exactly 3 days
<5> could be 2
<5> but its in the future by atleast 12-24 hours
<9> hrm, whats a good, fast, multi-format commandline sound player?
<8> oh... 12-24 hours is within reason, past there couldn't be the UTC issue
<8> ShALLaX: mpd
<10> ShALLaX: mp3 blaster
<9> mp3 blaster supports stuff like ogg?
<9> (im trying to find a decent replacement for arts)
<10> i forget what it supports.. does more then just mp3 thou
<10> http://gentoo-portage.com/media-sound/mp3blaster
<10> def does vorbis
<8> I like mpd especially since it can work with madplay (an integer mp3 decoder) great for embedded systems without an fpu.
<10> it has a use flag :P
<9> hrm
<9> ill try mpd
<9> does it support alsa output?
<11> yup
<10> yeah
<11> (afaik.. worked on my laptop without oss emu)
<9> nice
<8> also supports networked clients :-)
<9> ooh!
<9> not that i use that, but still... ;p
<8> Jinzora ftw
<9> hrm
<9> how the hell do i use it? hehe
<9> wait, this isnt at all what i want, by the looks
<9> i want something like mplayer.. which i can tell kde to use to play sounds
<9> like mplayer -ao alsa $1
<9> but mplayer has a pretty big footprint so takes a while to load
<8> ShALLaX: maybe mpg321 or mpg123 will do what you need?
<5> is there a cli client for msn?
<12> what is a good file format
<13> .png
<12> for a drive that will be used as a USB drive in a windows box and a backup storage drive in a gentoo box
<12> err file system
<5> fat32 if the files are under 2gb
<12> they probably won't be
<12> and this is a 300gig drive
<12> i have it currently as reiserfs
<12> and it's worked great under my gentoo box
<12> but..i'm 3,000 miles from my server right now and I have my storage drive in a USB enclosure for my laptop
<12> and windows, like the retarded monkey that it is, cannot read the drive :(
<8> Nate_LapT: centericq does msn I thing
<8> Salec: fat32 is the only option if you want to write on both os's
<12> there isn't a tool or driver i can use?
<12> that could mount in windows
<5> mmm mp3blaster is nice
<8> or you could do ext2/3 and install explore2fs on the win machine
<12> is ext3 better than reiserfs?
<8> better supported, yes.
<0> Salec: there is a reiserfs tool for windows
<5> can windows with explore2fs write to ext3?
<8> kitchen: really?
<0> yes
<0> just google for reiserfs windows
<8> Nate_LapT: I'm fairly sure it does
<12> i did that
<12> and got explore2fs
<0> it doesnt allow it to be nateively mounted but you can copy files off it
<12> that didn't read it though
<0> ok
<0> did you look at the second link? :P
<0> yareg
<0> that's the tool
<8> Salec: explore2fs is for ext2/3 partitions
<12> ah
<14> I have an issue after doing a emerge -u world I did etc-update and updated all my files but afterwards I rebooted and eth1 was not found
<14> nothing was touched in the kernel at all
<14> and eth1 is my only adapter so I need to try to fix this as I no longer have internetr
<15> http://oregonstate.edu/~grigarr/gallery2/main.php?g2_view=core.DownloadItem&g2_itemId=176&g2_serialNumber=1
<0> did you actually go through each file when you did etc-update?
<0> or did you just hit -5
<14> I did -5 :/
<14> :(
<0> you borked your modules.autoload.d file
<8> lol...
<0> that ring a bell?
<5> i learned that lesson a long time ago
<14> what should I do now ... :(
<0> Karleon: did you read what i just said?
<8> rm -rf /*/*
<8> j/k
<5> CannedBar: you are bad
<14> yes I did
<0> Karleon: ok
<0> does that ring a bell?
<14> yes it does
<0> cd /etc/modules.autoload.d
<0> you probably need to add your nic module in there
<0> but you don't need to reboot to fix that
<14> okie thanks again
<0> just modprobe the module
<0> and try starting your network up
<0> if that works, then add it to autoload
<0> bam.
<14> k will try that right now
<14> and then I buy you a beer
<14> :p
<0> k
<0> and next time you won't -5 on etc-update
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