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<0> :P
<0> rest of the world just catching up now? lol
<1> the bigger the uglier to me
<2> yashy, the spoiler in general has never made sense to me. Only spoiler I've seen that has done a lick of good is on my current WRX.
<0> does it actually make a difference?
<2> It keeps a good chunk of snow off my back window.
<1> lol
<0> i mean... sure, its down force.. but what kind of speed do you need to be at for the spoiler to actually make the difference?
<0> 150mph?
<1> Battosai: exactly
<0> if you going 30mph.. uh..
<0> oh yeah, you look pimping with big *** spoiler..
<0> to what? so it stablize your car at high speed?
<1> 130mph is the fastest I've ever driven
<2> It's only needed when you bust a starting from 0 - 120 in 10 seconds.
<3> i get 3 more hp with my stickers
<0> I am not even sure it makes that much difference even at 100mph
<2> Once you've reached the speed the spoiler really doesn't help much.
<0> its just additional structure on your car help your car stablize(when going straight)
<0> right?
<4> how does the bridge work ? just a transparent machine which can filter stream ?
<4> PROMISCIOUS transparent machine i mean
<0> if your car driving side way.. flipping.. in the air.. I doubt much it work well.
<0> if your car is in any of that situation... you got bigger problem :P
<5> much, much better.
<1> http://www.heferito.com/stupidriceboys.asp
<5> a spoiler is the wing in the back, right?
<5> and no, i don't know anything about cars.
<1> some nice spoilers n that page hehe
<6> I'm trying to run iptraf: when I type iptraf, i get this: bash: /usr/local/bin/iptraf: No such file or directory
<1> kneer0x: yup.
<0> for those car.. mostly its for looks
<5> omnix: well ... do you have iptraf installed?
<6> where is it storing in the system to look for iptraf in that directory?
<6> it's in /usr/bin
<1> Battosai: for 99.44% of cars a spoiler is just for looks
<5> export | grep PATH
<0> exactly
<5> check out what your path is set to
<0> its like this..
<5> pwd
<0> IF YOUR CAR NEEDS SPOILER
<5> you're probably in /usr/local/bin right now
<0> PLEASE TURN ON NASCAR SHOW
<5> maybe not, doesn't matter.
<6> kneer I'm in /root
<0> MAKE SURE YOUR SPOILER IS SMALLER THAN THE ONES ON NASCAR CARS
<1> I was offered a contract from a recruiter today for a short contract.. problem is I never know what to ask. If I ask too high, then I don't get the contract. If I ask too low, then the reccruiter gets all the money I should be getting.. grrr
<5> ls -all /usr/bin | grep iptraf
<6> weird thing is, /usr/bin and /usr/local/bin are both included in $PATH
<5> what's it say
<0> They are going at 200MPH, if they dont need a 10 FEET spoiler, YOUR car isnt likely needing a 10 FT SPOILER
<5> (the output of the ls)
<1> Battosai: even simpler. "Your car does NOT need a spoiler, please remove it"
<6> it shows the file
<5> with what perms
<0> yash lol
<6> 755
<0> yash, F1 car is different..
<6> i had two versions of iptraf installed
<0> those cars... yeah, they need spoilers lol
<6> one in /usr/bin and the other in /usr/local/bin
<0> big time.. ahhaha
<5> do the same thing but for /usr/local/bin/
<5> what's it say
<6> the one in /usr/local/bin didn't work so i deleted it
<6> no file found
<1> http://www.heferito.com/image_folder/11-27/Spirit.jpg
<1> lol
<5> what happens if you go to /usr/bin and then ./iptraf
<1> now here is a car that needs a spoiler
<6> yeah, did that already. it works
<6> just trying to figure out why it's "caching" /usr/local/bin as the location of iptraf
<1> dodge spirit heh
<0> yash, actually I am fine with the spoilers came with the car
<0> pretty much across the broad
<5> and if you go to any other directory, /usr/local/bin/iptraf: No such file or directory ?
<0> not that one, I am fairly sure
<0> unless its heavy modify with 600 hp under the hood
<0> you obviously wont be using that car for everyday driving..
<0> gas will just kill you XD
<0> you likely to put that car onto quarter mile and do drag race..
<0> if your car does that, ok.. fine.. you can have the spoiler :P
<6> kneer, yeah if i type iptraf anywhere it says that
<0> 0-60 in sub 2-3 seconds probably all need spoiler
<5> run find on your system to see if there's another binary of iptraf, strace iptraf, make sure you've got chmod +x on the iptraf file, etc etc.
<5> might be some library from the old iptraf conflicting with the new one
<5> i dunno
<0> ahhahahhaha
<7> stop laughing, it's not funny
<0> I look at cars
<0> I dont look at price :P
<6> kneer, I got it to work just now
<6> i had to do hash -r
<0> hmm NSX-R
<0> hmm tsx a-spec.. thank you.. gimme
<5> neat
<6> <znx> the hash table is a quick way of storing all the programs in you PATH list making bash quicker
<6> that was the explanation I got
<7> Mouring: what's the FS used by OSX?
<7> hfs?
<5> hfs+
<7> danke
<8> unfortunately
<9> why "unfortunately"?
<9> ufs is also available if you need it
<9> and the opendarwin folks have probably ported some other filesystems to os x
<7> the problem is I have a laptop that won't boot in multiuser mode
<7> it boots in single user mode, but I can't repair the broken filesystem
<9> hmm
<7> and I can't get netowrking to funciton, so I can't get the data off the disk before a wipe
<9> maybe boot off an iPod and fix it that way?
<7> you presume I have an ipod
<8> paah
<0> hawson doesnt have ipod
<0> I took it
<10> crazy night, wonder if i should try to start moving some more files over from one server to another
<11> kneer0x: How's the new job btw?
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