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<0> haha
<0> chomp is nifty
<1> !lisp
<2> !c
<3> Uh uhhhh.. no you didn't!
<2> !python
<2> !ocaml
<2> :P
<1> !lua
<3> print("http://www.lua.org/";)
<1> lewlz.
<1> you got jacked, bitch.
<2> !rexx
<4> i dont understand why people cant write their software to understand both ip4 and ip6 at the same time
<1> -:- CTCP VERSION reply from qmail: luaBot v1.1 by Volatile
<1> fjeer LUA
<4> so someone on 12.33.32.145 can reach 3ffe:2900:1119:0:2d0:b7ff:fe89:5cd just because
<1> !8ball ipv6 is teh future?
<3> It is decidely so
<1> well
<1> there you have it.
<4> then thered actually be a decent means for people to start rolling out ip6
<1> fall in line.
<1> !8ball kaleido is gay?
<3> It is decidely so
<4> its like a dream come true for network folk
<1> hhaha
<1> i love word weighting
<4> well, except its so easy it means we arent worth as much :(
<1> !8ball df is gay?
<3> It is certian
<1> !8ball Volatile is probably not gay?!
<3> Very doubtful
<1> hahahahah
<4> !8ball kaleido is number one?
<3> Outlook good
<1> 'gay' and 'homo' and 'fag' etc are weighted torwards yes
<5> isnt 3ffe:/12 being discommissioned ?
<1> omfg
<1> not 3ffe:/12!!!
<2> LOL: http://blogs.sun.com/roller/page/adrian?entry=performance_tuning_windows_vista_some
<5> Volatile: shut up
<4> deepdown: probly so
<4> but the allocations arent set in stone yet
<4> they still cant figure out how to multihome externally
<2> Anyone using pkgsrc's qmail? It's not evil, you can modify you want writing options into /etc/mk.conf
<4> how was that not one of the top 3 considerations when they created it?
<1> shut up?
<1> :(
<4> !deaththreat
<4> !find death
<3> Found 3 key(s): smoking life death-threat
<1> hahah
<4> !death-threat
<3> <kitchen> Volatile: die.
<1> !kitchen
<3> kitchen is raiding Molten Core with his World of Warcraft buddies!
<5> the problem with ipv6 is old*** hardware and software. think about all them old dialuppools, even relative new adsl hardware, all old windows os's ect ect ect dont support ipv6, and never will
<2> See this (find qmail): http://www.schmonz.com/2005/05/08/pkgsrccon-2005-packaging-complex-software
<4> thats what im sayin
<4> software vendors need to get with the program
<4> they and multihoming are the only things holding it back
<4> well, maybe not only
<4> but big factors
<4> multihoming internally is bad***
<5> eeer
<5> you mean dualstack ?
<4> dualstack for software?
<5> coz thats a big problem
<5> no dualstack ip for routers
<4> yeah, although i think a better term would be one stack to rule them all
<4> well, my router does ip4 and it does ip6
<5> no company now is gonna invest millions in dualstack top of the bill routers when there is no market for it
<4> where is the breakage on that router that says it cant take a packet in from an ip4 interface
<5> so they keep 2 infrastructures
<4> and forward it toan ip6 interface
<5> all comes down to $
<4> aside from rewriting the header format (which is the routers primary job)
<4> well, the router interfaces primary job
<4> the problem is that a host doesnt understand that if the ip header is "this" format, process it "this" way
<4> otherwise, process it "that" way
<4> and that CANT be hard to do
<4> instead weve got entirely different stacks that dont operate together at all
<4> ****it
<4> i like garlic salt
<2> away zzzz
<6> hi
<6> "Geek Patrol has benchmarked a MacBook Pro and a PowerBook G4 using Geekbench, their benchmarking utility. It's impressive to see how well the MacBook Pro performs compared to the PowerBook G4 (at least when it comes to Universal Binary performance)." Their benchmarks aren't particularly surprising, and they lack the most important benchmark: Frames Per Second during Molten Core Combat (or as it is more commonly referred to since I made it up
<6> lol kitchen :)
<7> has kitchen changed his name? :)
<6> i think so :)
<6> !kitchen
<3> kitchen is raiding Molten Core with his World of Warcraft buddies!
<7> i see
<4> !kaleido
<3> Resident #qmail, and Inter7 Robomail beer mug lackey
<4> !kaleidoisgod
<4> !find kaleido
<3> Found 3 key(s): kaleido brain****_3 kaleidoisoverlord
<4> !kaleidoisoverlord
<3> negative
<4> :(
<6> lol
<6> NEGATIVE
<8> anyone around
<9> hi
<9> is there away to drop mail that has destination aol.com ?
<10> morns
<0> morning
<0> "
<0> The notion of an iDisk is the future. You save your data to your web drive. This is Brilliant. In-fact your whole computer will eventually be on the web.
<0> "
<0> uh...I think he means internet
<0> heh
<10> no
<10> he means webnet or interwebcalculator.
<0> heh
<10> btw, idisk: welcome to 1996
<0> oh?
<10> yes
<10> done long ago
<10> failed long ago
<0> hehe
<0> I would never put all my data out there on the net anyway
<11> Hi, we have a clean MS environment, and we have a specific autogenerated mail which is for some reason rejected by all qmail servers with the following error in smtp log: 451+See+http://pobox.com/~djb/docs/smtplf.html. Anyone have ideas what might cause this?
<10> yes
<0> hmm
<11> smtp dialog looks normal up until this error
<0> file does not exist
<10> there is a bare linefeed at the end.
<10> fix the code that generates the email
<10> also, read the url
<0> aic: file does not exist
<0> oh wait
<10> what file
<0> smtplf.html lol
<10> ?
<10> pushpull: when you received that error, did you go to the webpage ?
<10> or did you just come straight in here
<0> good question
<0> lack of response implies that he's frantically reading it now
<10> i agree.
<10> also, i want to slit my own wrists
<10> where is df
<10> or vol
<0> they can't help you now
<10> no1 can
<10> what about the baby jesus ?
<12> very strange. have pure ms enviroment behind qmail boxes and no problems at all
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