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<0> sounds like a pretty wild troublsome user
<0> going around viewing stuff, geez.
<1> viewing your pr0n!
<1> gotta hide dat stash!
<0> matt_: have you explored rssh ?
<0> http://www.pizzashack.org/rssh/
<0> (found via google: shell restricted scp)
<2> re
<3> hey
<2> hey is for horses
<2> you should know that as an irish lad
<3> trying to get my mouse wheel to scroll on webpages on freebsd6 here is my xorg.conf http://pastebin.com/638662
<3> heh pbug
<4> argh
<4> what have I have to do to get X forwarding over ssh, besides setting X11forwarding yes in sshd_config, restarting sshd and enabling forwarding in my client?
<4> DISPLAY is not being set
<4> do I need some X specific libraries for it?
<2> did you use -X with ssh?
<5> under some circumstances you might need -Y
<5> but as pbug suggested did you try with -X
<4> pbug: I use putty
<4> putty doesn't have -X, but it has the 'enable X11 forwarding' option
<4> which does pretty much the same
<4> it works ok if I connect to other hosts
<2> fsck fsck fsck fsck
<2> that palindrome yesterday was foolish foolish foolish
<2> what can ya do though :P
<6> anyone interestd in audio/video wanna make a suggestion on my setup?
<2> what's your setup?
<6> I have a home theater in a box with two RCA A/V inputs, single RCA out, S-video/HDMI for DVD only. I have a TiVo (RCA analog out), xbox (component out or RCA), PC (VGA/DVI) that need to send A/V to home theater audio and 1280x720 16:9 native projector with RCA, S-Video, VGA, Component, VGA2 (IIRC). I am wondering how I should route the video signal for best results.
<2> heh
<2> wow!
<2> you really got it all don'tcha?
<2> say are the connectors gold plated too? :P
<6> well I haven't bought a stereo or TV all my life so I finally got something decent.
<6> and you can get some good equipment for you dollar these days.
<6> got this 720p capable projector for under $800.
<6> regular price is $1200.
<7> and how much for a new bulb? $500?
<2> I like the old stuff, the newest things I have is a computer, but I keep wrecking the OS on them and wipe out my own source code :( dr. jeckyl vs. dr. hyde or whatever.. that was a few months ago I was jeckylin like mad
<6> by this time next year they'll probably have 1080 native 16:9 for ~$1k.
<6> right now they are $2k+
<6> wettoast: $275-$300 I think.
<6> I got an Infocus SP5000
<6> pbug: yeah I really never buy electronics at all.
<6> I think I've bought three computers in my life.
<2> best computer I bought I think was a Macintosh 68K
<2> got it for 20 dollars or something.. wanted to install openbsd on it but it choked on the bootloader
<2> you actually got to boot the mac68k in mac os whatever and then from within that boot openbsd.. kinda ugly
<6> 486DX280, PIII600Mhz (business server), and I have a P4 2.4Ghz 16" 4:3 LCD, ****er is heavy, broken HD.
<6> I just got the PIII back recently.
<6> I want to setup a data closet. Already have one with power.
<6> trying to figure out how to send the A/V though.
<7> Lamp Life: 2000 hours
<7> so every year you will need a new bulb
<7> and if you watch it 24/7, you will need 4
<7> thats the problem with projectors...
<6> we'll see... ...see I have basic cable and TiVo, an odd combination I know, but I don't need/want to watch any more TV than that. The DVD last night looked great, but I dunno when I am watching something digital or not (yet), but I've only had it for a week or less.
<6> but with a bigger screen I can see the appeal of HDTV which I could try with an antenae I guess. Digital cable is a waste of money for me.
<8> http://bin.4chan.org/v/src/1144093559271.jpg
<9> no more mushrooms for that guy
<10> mr_you: you don't have to get digital cable to get local channels in high def
<10> there's an fcc regulation called "dual must carry" that will work for you
<10> if a local broadcast channel transmits in both analogue and digital the cable provider are required by the fcc to carry both version in their basic cable package
<10> you may need to get a digital cable box to get the local channels in high-def, but that should not cost you more than $5/month
<2> can mplayer play mp3's backwards?
<2> or can any program do the conversion?
<2> I'd like to play song39.mp3 backwards if possible..
<2> if I converted it to .wav and reversed the bits would that be sufficient?
<4> uhm
<4> even windows'soundrecorder can do that :)
<2> I have no windows
<2> just openbsd
<4> no clue
<2> I'll just whip up the code, shouldn't be longer than 30 lines
<10> i don't think i'd ever use openbsd as a workstation os
<2> I don't mind it so much, I do very little on my workstation
<2> mostly mplayer lately
<2> lately more cal, and calendar as well
<11> ports/audio/sox, reverse filter
<4> hehe
<4> I use my windows workstation to run putty :)
<4> and firefox
<12> tac song39.au | /dev/audio
<9> kermit, that ***umes 8 bit audio
<4> why is 'cat' called 'cat' by the way?
<9> rien, short for "concatenate"
<4> because it's the thing between head and tail? :)
<9> ok.. that too
<12> it should be called 'con' then
<9> mpg123 -w song39.wav song39.mp3 && sox song39.wav song39.rev.wav reverse && lame song39.rev.wav
<4> ah ok yes
<4> cat - concatenate files and print on the standard output
<4> I just wondered, thanks :)
<9> at least one (and possibly two) of openbsd's songs does have secret messages when played backwards..
<12> can you cat wavs to /dev/audio?
<9> kermit, depends on your os
<9> typically no
<11> they have headers
<12> ooooooh
<9> the audio device isn't set up to grok a riff header
<4> Gnite all... bedtime in .nl
<9> anyway.. you can do what sox did very easily.. if you know that it's a 16 bit stereo audio file all you have to do is copy the header to the new file, then start at the end and cut it up in 32 bit chunks (both channels), until you hit the header
<9> I didn't hear any hidden messages, fwiw.
<10> paul is dead paul is dead paul is dead paul is dead paul is dead paul is dead paul is dead paul is dead ...
<9> what you say?
<10> i'm being subliminable
<9> how veritably cromulent of you
<9> yet another reason to consider freebsd a linux wannabe: http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/xorg/2006-April/014409.html
<6> a linux desktop wannabe?
<9> continuing to voluntarily pollute themselves with non bsd code..
<10> i'm not unhappy with openbsd
<6> not sure it would be possible for desktop.
<9> kp, if the pretence of being a commercial os is of interest to you, you might go for netbsd..
<10> pretence is not of interest
<10> what i really want is for bsdi and bsd/os to not have died
<9> alas..
<6> I hope I have time to do my freebsd distro project.
<9> if they'd reworked their objectives more along the lines of the opensource fraternal os's they could have strung things out indefinitely..
<6> it may have some MAC (FreeBSD SE) hooks too.
<10> i've often considered building a commercial release of openbsd, and bundling in support
<10> it would be a good project and i think there would be some real revenue potential
<10> of course if i were to do that i'd be contributing a portion of the proceeds to the openbsd project
<10> i don't see myself having the time to work on any such project in the near future though
<7> roycroft: yeah, and noone would buy it
<2> oh wow song39 is a palindrome
<2> well...
<2> the music is the same backwards as forwards, the words backwards I can't make out
<13> http://bam.st/4P6 -- Router man
<9> yashy, what the cisco couple did more than any other was commercialise the product
<9> I'm not sure if that type of innovation is as praiseworthy.. anyway, did result in a widespread internet for better or for worse
<2> routers are like traffic lights, the only difference being with a traffic light a packet can go even though the router has not set up for it :P
<2> the traffic lights in germany are dumb, I keep going through red, and it's like a big nono here... call me stupid or something but I observe US soldiers crossing on red all the time so why shouldn't I? they are guests here
<2> just gotta learn to look over my shoulder in case some kid is watching.. they get really upset when you're setting a bad example
<2> see this?
<2> Brian Westley wrote a C program for the 1987 International Obfuscated
<2> C Code Contest which is a line-by-line palindrome:
<2> http://www.ioccc.org/1987/westley.c
<1> ahahaha
<1> thats neat :)
<2> (let's just hope nothing breaks around your town after you reading that :P)
<2> report back to me if anyone dies on your block
<2> just for april 3rd though, no other day
<14> mental illness.
<2> yeah so?
<2> I like my illness, why don't you?
<9> doesn't actually do much..
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