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<0> a celeron?
<1> just did
<1> changed it to p3 i686
<1> but i have a p4 celeron :\
<2> anyone here in freebsdhelp ?
<0> syntax`: then you want: -march=pentium4
<1> okay
<0> remove that -pentium all together
<0> its a bogus entry
<0> then tell us what you have for CFLAGS
<1> CFLAGS="-Os -march=pentium4 -pipe"
<3> znx i get the message mcpu= is depreciated
<0> syntax`: ace
<0> er
<3> phew
<3> :)
<4> znx you around?
<0> yes
<0> er i mean NO
<4> question about html
<0> heh
<0> ok :)
<4> if i got a table
<0> yes
<4> and i want the text in it to be indented a bit
<4> is there a flag to toss into the <td> for indenting?
<4> leftmargin?
<4> i know thats for body
<5> when i type in iptraf, i get this: bash: /usr/local/bin/iptraf: No such file or directory
<6> you can do it as css
<0> <td style='padding-left: 5px;'>
<0> :P
<4> ah ok
<7> btw. the bots should stop joining now :)
<5> where is it storing that iptraf = /usr/local/bin/iptraf
<4> im depricated
<4> yay
<0> FluKex: that wouldnt work on old browsers though
<0> dubkat: :o
<4> just putting in the text for that gay website im doing
<4> www.878aviation.com/new
<6> znx: if that doesn't work for some people i feel sorry for their www experience
<8> heh
<0> heh
<6> i say screw people if they are using IE 4
<0> i dont think ie likes padding-*
<0> i think it likes padding:
<0> iirc
<8> I don't think ie likes anything
<0> heh
<6> IE follows its own standards
<9> sure it does
<9> it likes itself
<0> dubkat: ty for that... :)
<0> :)
<7> np
<2> anyone got ops in #freebsdhelp, i was banned for autorejoin but have since removed all auto-perform tasks so it wont happen again, would appreaciate soemone p***ing hte messege on :)
<3> OMG
<9> don't know what's the big fuss bout imac,been using it for 3 days now & i think it ****s too like micro$hit
<3> _enigma: you aint stealing MY nick
<3> :P
<10> heh
<3> ready?
<3> :)
<10> keepnick is on hehe
<3> thanks :)
<0> np
<5> i had two version of iptraf installed. one in /usr/bin and the other in /usr/local/bin. The /usr/local/bin one didn't work so i deleted it but now every time i type "iptraf", I get bash: /usr/local/bin/iptraf: No such file or directory
<5> where is linux caching this directory path?
<11> howdy :p
<11> P38 hi
<0> omnix: rehash you hash table :)
<5> how do I do that?
<0> er.. hash -r
<3> anyway znx when i got disconected i was asking about this:
<5> ah yeah that worked
<5> thanks
<0> the hash table is a quick way of storing all the programs in you PATH list
<0> making your bash respond quicker
<3> mcpu= is depreciated use mtune or march=
<3> i have this in make.conf
<0> but when you alter something .. it needs to rehash
<3> CFLAGS="-march=pentium4 -02 -mcpu=i686 -pipe"
<0> enigma: mcpu is old
<0> :P
<3> so -mtune=i686?
<0> sure.. if you want
<0> enigma: you can do -mtune=pentium4
<3> and thats all?
<3> CFLAGS="-march=pentium4 -02 -mcpu=i686 -pipe"
<3> is whats there
<3> got it off wiki
<0> CLAGS="-march=pentium4 -mtune=pentium4 -O3 -pipe"
<0> O3 is a little more aggresive optimization
<3> ah cool ok :)
<0> but ive never had an issue with it
<3> MAKEOPTS should stay -j2 though right
<0> enigma: do you have HT ?
<3> yes
<0> -j3
<3> OH is that what they ment by your cpus +1?
<3> i was reading about it on wiki
<3> seems everyones bnc droped hehe
<0> http://www.explosm.net/comics/view.asp?id=436 haha
<3> lol
<3> thats a good one really hehe
<3> sneaky
<0> http://home.swiftdsl.com.au/~peterdavis/porn.htm <--
<3> hrm import -window root screenshot.png && display -resize 50% screenshot.png doesn't seem to be working in fluxkeys anymore :(
<0> http://acarol.woz.org/ awesome
<3> whoa
<3> damn my fluxkeys aren't working :( thats the problem
<12> errgh whats the command to remove files again ;/
<12> rm
<3> yes
<3> if you want to remove an entire dir full of files rm -f /path/to/dir
<3> be careful with that one
<3> double check before you use it hehe
<0> er
<0> not -f .. -r
<0> heh
<3> i always use rm -rf
<3> forgot the recursive :D
<3> my bad
<0> bbs
<3> EAT!
<13> Linux gurus: How can i use the find command to find all files recently altered?
<13> or recently created
<13> within a subdir
<0> McDuck: find . -mtime +3
<13> +3 is minutes?
<0> the last 3 days
<13> ah
<13> nice
<0> McDuck: the one i use is newer
<0> if im constantly watching a dir that is
<0> find . -type f -newer mytimestampfile
<0> then i touch the timestamp after..
<0> and thats it
<0> right food
<13> find . -mtime 0 worked great
<3> hrm i can't find a good tutorial on writing iptables for gentoo :/
<14> lo all!
<6> iptables is iptables
<6> doesn't matter what distro its on
<3> i don't know anything about them
<14> does anyone know what this is > http://pastebin.com/545596
<3> like how to add remove
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