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<0> thx
<1> heya todd
<0> yo riz
<1> you're an east bay guy - how long should I leave to get to OAK from vito's tonight?
<0> usually takes me between 30-40 minutes depending on excess speed
<0> ugh, I almost forgot about Vito's
<0> i would have seen it on my calendar though
<1> k, that's about what I figured
<1> stupid parents flying to the inconvenient airport
<0> hah
<0> I like OAK because JetBlue and Southwest have a big presence there
<0> and it's close :)
<1> yeah, jetblue's nice. But I live <15m from SFO :)
<1> and no bay crossings :)
<0> heh hard to compete with that then
<2> riz: leaving town?
<1> Not today
<1> picking mom and dad up from the airport
<1> leaving town Sunday, tho
<1> wait, that's right - you're in town, aren't you?
<2> I'm arriving in SJO at 8AM, then driving to Moscone Center, having lunch with Mike Sweet, and then driving back for a 6PM flight
<1> sjc or sfo?
<1> sjc seems silly, so i'd guess sfo :)
<3> SJO is San Jose; where's SJC?
<2> Santa Clara is SJC?
<2> I can never remember
<2> I'm riding the intel shuttle
<0> SJC is the San Jose Int'l airport
<0> but santa clara is very close to that
<0> I don't think SJO is an airport... at least not here
<1> SJO is San Jose, Costa Rica :)
<0> haha
<0> ok
<0> I'll buy that
<4> yup
<5> may I download anywhere netbsd-current iso?
<6> neologism: for what arch?
<5> i386
<6> neologism: see carneous.net
<5> thnx
<7> neo: ftp.netbsd.org:/pub/NetBSD-daily/HEAD should have some
<5> ok.. thank you
<8> lo mspo
<9> hey
<9> I just secured a plant for my cube area :)
<8> my cube is quite big enough for a plant
<8> we're moving cubes friday
<8> my new cube is going to be in front of the conference room door
<8> that kind of wonks
<9> ****s
<8> that means everyone that walks in and out of the conference room will see me
<8> and some day there are 3 or 4 meetings in that one (there are like 10 other ones throughout the building)
<8> er 9
<9> we need more conference rooms
<8> the upstairs exec conference room is nice
<8> i mean, really nicd
<8> er nice
<6> execs need to feel good about themselves
<6> I've seen a couple of not for profits where the exec board room is as plush as any
<9> kaiser is nonprofit
<9> (that's a multi-billion dollar insurance company/HMO, if you didn't know)
<10> MadScribe where's the new job?
<8> working for a company with multiple interest in the Healthcare industry
<8> staffing, information resources
<8> etc
<11> You sell viagra, Madscribe?
<8> IS i guess is better a description t
<8> -t
<8> hmm...
<11> You said healthcare:)
<8> IS is I guess is better a description
<8> there we go
<8> complete thoughts
<10> Congrats
<10> When are you and mspo getting married?
<11> :D
<12> I'm trying to scp a file from a windows machine running openssh to my netbsd machine. The command I'm trying to use is: scp Chris@domain.com:"E:\My Music\Albums\Rod Stewart - Greatest Hits" -P 1111 /Users/chris/Music/mp3 but I am getting a Pemission denied error when typing in my p***word. Yet a simple ssh Chris@domain.com -p 1111 works fine.
<8> o_O
<12> windows problem?
<10> I guess NetBSD has better taste :)
<10> I don't think you can scp a directory, by the way.
<11> -v
<10> You have to scp files in the directory
<10> (I could be wrong)
<12> sub ?
<11> Elops?
<12> -v ?
<12> I didnt get that
<11> add the -v option to your parameters
<12> let me try
<12> scp -P 1111 -r Chris@thefux0red.com:"E:/My\ Music/Albums/The\ Tea\ Party\ -\ MuchMusic\ I\&I" /Users/chris/Music/mp3
<12> that worked
<7> nice domain :))
<8> i don't think mspo's woman would be too hot on anyone other than her snagging him
<8> just reading scrollback
<8> and well, really i still fail to understand what girls see in guys in the first place
<11> MadScribe, a free AMEX card?
<8> heh
<7> hm.
<13> Of course it runs NetBSD
<8> but where do the batteries go?
<13> In the back of course.
<4> wtg
<9> <yawn>
<8> yup
<14> anyone has tried fiddling with HZ values ?
<14> any obvious problems with increasing it ?
<9> so that email job I was looking at fell through
<10> Increasing it will give you lower latency, but also lower throughput
<11> Sorry to hear that
<9> <shrug>
<14> jmcneill: but will it in anyway improve clock accuracy ?
<9> it looks like I was in the middle of a little management game :)
<7> http://www.feyrer.de/NetBSD/blog.html/nb_20060809_1839.html
<15> mspo: your company's management mails fake job offers to their employees to see if they'll bite? :p
<16> whee
<15> hubertEF: do you happen to know what those Meshcube thingies cost?
<7> michie: read http://www.feyrer.de/NetBSD/blog.html/nb_20060809_1839.html
<7> .oO("Error!")
<15> hubertEF: eep
<15> hubertEF: 700$ is pretty steep
<7> yep
<15> actually
<15> s/steep/insane/
<15> since you can get similar devices for EUR 25 or so
<7> can you?
<7> do they run netbsd? :-)
<15> not that, but they run linux
<15> let me look up the specs for the thingy I bought recently
<15> 2 Mb ROM, 16 MiB RAM, 4 Fast Ethernet, 2 USB connectors, 175 Mhz MIPS
<15> it cost me 29 Euros
<7> michie: what brand?
<15> hubertEF: Edimax
<15> hubertEF: BR-6104K
<9> michie1- it was a real offer
<17> in perl, how can i do a word-only search and replace?
<15> mspo: ok, just projecting my worst fears about management people on you
<17> ie replace foo with bar, but do not replace food with bard?
<17> s/\bfoo\b/bar/g
<7> michie1: http://pmjdebruijn.blogspot.com/2005/09/midge.html
<15> hubertEF: yes, I'd been thinking about playing with that
<15> actually, since there's plenty of documentation available for the board, it should be possible to port NetBSD to it
<15> if only I were technically competent and single-minded enough to try
<17> now, how do i get perl to replace only the last occurance of foo in a line?
<17> s/\(.*\)\bfoo\b/\1bar/ ?
<9> reuben- you could do an if lookahead failed, the replace, else next
<9> reuben- but there might be a better way
<9> you might be able to specify only one match and then read the line backwards
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