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<0> :)
<0> octalpuss: one guy from freenode. i said we kill for saying l-o-l
<1> I am an infidel who comes from the lands of Debian, Gentoo and OpenWRT
<2> jack-home: well duh... that goes without saying
<2> and ddwrt > openwrt
<0> octalpuss: huh? when did i mentioned dd-wrt / openwrt?
<0> s/-ed/-
<2> 17:08 < CannedBar> I am an infidel who comes from the lands of Debian, Gentoo and OpenWRT
<1> octalpuss: I'm suprised, I would figure that a slackware user would prefer openwrt to dd-wrt
<2> i'm all about the best tool for the job
<2> i've found ddwrt to be easier to use, have better stability, and more of the features i'm looking for
<1> and btw, there is no way it can be considered superior for a lot of my openwrt routers, which are not broadcom boards. I quite a few xscale and other routers, which dd-wrt doesn't support.
<1> besides, dd-wrt can't do IPsec or many other things that I want without a lot of hastle.
<1> heh, I've had a lot of issues with dd-wrt's stability too, found openwrt to be far more stable.
<1> I have quite a few*
<2> my issue with openwrt was that it tries to be everything... i just want a damn router, not a firewall/router/gateway/*** scratcher
<0> :
<0> hehhe :D
<1> octalpuss: heh, it doesn't try to be everything, and most of the dev's say that repeatedly, but it does have packages to do many things if people want it to.
<0> and damn, i wasted 2 days ... 2 precious days :(
<2> CannedBar: you'll see this is also why i use slackware... it doesn't try to be anything either, hehehe
<1> that's like saying that gnome is better than kde because it doesn't have as many options.
<1> and no I'm not trying to start a gnome/kde debate (I don't like either of them)
<2> both of them ****!
<0> CannedBar: you are luck you don't like them!
<0> s/luck/lukcy
<0> luck god damn it!
<0> omfg!
<0> time to take some rest
<3> Hm, someone know about a "childproof" plugin or something for Mozilla Firefox to prevent children from surfing on certain websites?
<1> dramz: you could install dansguardian to block out objectionable content.
<2> dramz: leaving that to the browser is stupid
<2> you want a proxy
<3> true,true :P
<3> Thanks for your input.. I'll read up on squid and dansguardian :)
<0> g'night all
<4> ah let the kid look at killing and pr0n if they want
<4> the earlier they start, the better
<3> :D
<5> hola
<0> morning
<6> morning
<6> is it safe to use slackpkg to upgrade the glibc package ?
<0> i wouldn't use such thing at all
<6> ok
<7> what on earth is slackpkg.
<0> gamkiller: i guess it's something like swaret.
<7> Perhaps he means "slackware packages" ?
<0> i guess slackpkg is application/script
<7> But how do you know? =)
<0> because somebody talked about it before
<8> it's in extra/ I believe
<7> There we go
<8> don't open mail from strangers
<8> it might be a VIRUS
<8> and it'll infect your computer and make it explode
<9> burp
<10> penis.
<7> Dylan: It's ok, I use a new OS called FishSticks.
<7> you just eat themn.
<7> them.
<7> laggy line today.
<8> that doesn't matter! you'll get W89.Foozball and it'll kill your first-born!
<7> But I cannot bear a child!
<8> Are you sure?
<7> check for yourself!
<7> Hi tech.
<10> gamkiller, Hi
<7> Did you see my img2table thingy?
<7> Heh
<10> Nope
<7> tech-: it uses perlmagick to convert images to html tables
<7> Very useful :D
<7> tech-: http://www.pulia.nu/code/junk/img2table.pl
<10> Is Gnome faster than KDE?
<10> I will look at it
<8> Gnome has a buggy weather applet. Therefore KDE > Gnome.
<7> tech-: Doing what?
<7> Dylan: and evolution is the buggiest e-mail client ever.
<7> yet an other point to KDE.
<7> However, KDE doesn't really have an e-mail client that works.
<7> so.
<7> :).
<8> Eh, Kmail is okay.
<8> When it works, it's good.
<7> Dylan: it can't do MAPI though, can it.
<10> Well, in general, I installed Debian on this 448mhz
<8> Probably not, but then I don't know what MAPI is.
<7> Dylan: Good. Keep it that way.
<8> No.
<7> and if someone tries to explain it, ignore them.
<7> NO.
<7> It's not worth it.
<8> Nonsense
<7> Fine.
<7> Suit yourself.
<8> All knowledge is ueful
<8> useful
<7> Dylan: Aren't you the 15-year old guy?
<8> I am
<7> Mm.
<8> Done.
<8> 1st paragraph of Wikipedia told me enough.
<8> well, the MAPI article.
<7> Dylan: 'nuf said.
<10> Ah, I'm going to broke myself on the 'vinmonopolet' today.
<10> *sniff*8
<7> tech-: also, check out my gallery generator.
<7> tech-: you might be able to improve it?
<7> It's pretty ugly :(. But it works quite reliably.
<11> yay, tech- can drink alcohol soon =))
<10> Funklord, how did you know? only less than 22% though
<11> tech-: they have funny laws like that?
<11> so if you're 60 you can drink 90%
<11> ?
<7> tech-: did you check out any code?
<10> Funklord, nah, only 18 and 20
<10> gamkiller, yeah
<7> tech-: which?
<10> i looked through your perl-dir, was it pretty.pl or something that was the gallery
<10> ?
<7> tech-: no, that is a VERY old one
<7> tech-: it's in code/projects/npretty/ I think
<7> yeah.
<7> meeting, gotta run.
<12> I have installed a printer on my slack box, and its printing fine. I have also set up a samba share, but when i add it in windows i get access denied, i have a samba user. What could be wrong ?
<13> SLACK ware
<14> "slackware"
<2> mmm, kinky
<13> hey erik
<13> you're alive!
<2> lies
<13> has anyone tried faronics deep freeze for windows machines?
<15> whatsup!
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