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<0> Yashy : because i saw you saying "no one sees you kneer0w" about 25 minutes after i said "ping?"
<1> Mouring: sounded like people breaking in today, I'm at the end of a court.
<1> I can feel the wind outside at weak window/door seams
<1> found a real gem in the rear door jam with the stripping
<1> two screws placed close together so the total screws equal out, except it makes the stripping buldge at that point
<1> you can feel the breeze make it through that outlet
<1> I'd like to show the installer the usefullness of that stripping in person
<2> yashy, basicly walking the 2 and 1/2 blocks you'd have wind burn.
<1> so same weather in MN basically
<1> ~1/2" on car windows today
<2> So ya today even if it looked nice with clear skys, and large sun out.. it was dang cold.
<1> of pure ice
<1> yeah, -26oC with WC here today
<1> wear a toque
<2> It took 3 minutes before the oil in my car wasn't sluggish.
<1> I think I've driven my car 3x since Christmas
<1> good thing I pay +$1k/year for insurance
<2> -10F "Feels like -26F"
<1> oh damn you're a fahrenhieter
<2> 23C Feels like 32C
<2> I mean -23C and -32C
<3> ONe is warm, the other is hot.
<3> Oh, -
<2> -32C is warm?!
<2> What freaken planet you from spuug?
<2> =-) Pluto?
<1> -14.8oF here with WC today?
<4> windchill doesn't count
<1> our southern readers are like
<1> wtf is windchill and does that really exist?
<1> to Figz, it does not count.
<1> to me, it can be significant.
<2> windchill is how cold you think it would be.
<4> of course it's significant, but it's not consistent between locales (or minute to minute)
<4> so it's no good for comparison
<1> -2oC with 120km/h winds makes cooler than -3oC
<3> I didn't see the minus sign at first.
<4> in fact it was -3 here last night, but blowing like the ****ens and dead dry, so by your measure that should be -20 or something
<1> depends how fast the ****ens blow, I guess.
<4> like 30knots..
<2> thank goodness it will start to warm up by Sunday and will keep mid-20 to mid-30s next week.
<1> anyone here talk to pbug or have contact info they can /msg me?
<2> /dev/cork/random .. /dev/random/cork ??
<5> what's that/
<2> random sizes of cork?
<6> http://bam.st/4wD -- Ananova - Man adopts 16ft croc
<2> ermm.. yashy you having issues with your wiki?
<7> ohaiyo mouring
<2> guten abend
<2> Just about ready to head off to bed.
<7> what time it is at your TZ?
<2> Spent 3 1/2 hours going back to the basics of English and all 8 ****ing aspects of it.. along with common written issues.. My brain is fried.
<2> CST
<2> 12:27am Saturday
<2> 00:27am for military folks
<2> s/am//
<2> the training material I have spans another 32 hours all together.
<7> what for all that? to improve quality of writing?
<7> are you still writing some piece?
<2> To improve my writing... It is Business writing cl***, but I need to recover some of the basic understand of English that I never learned in school (either because of bad teachers, never seeing the material or lack of interest).
<7> or of bad new habbits from online comunication? ;>
<2> No trust me.. I've keyed in my journal from 1989 - 1990.. My written skills are a hell of a lot better.
<2> I've not looked at the later journels I have (but will). Most of the entries were pretty much unreadable if it wasn't for the fact key things didn't trigger memories.
<7> then there is no need to force oneself to stay awake ;>
<7> the older one gets, the more important good sleep becomes :/
<7> it was so easy to stay awake for 3 days stright when i was young :/
<8> Any wardrivers here?
<9> ^ spammer
<10> hello
<10> does anyone here ever used netbsd for a desktop OS
<7> i don't see any problems in that. any need either.
<7> same Xorg or XFree as everywhere else .. same kde/gnome/wmaker/blackbox/whatever ..
<7> just that for desktop OS imho linux fits better as with broader different hardware support.
<7> though netbsd maybe would do better on non x86 hw.
<11> netbsd is pretty current when it comes to x86 hardware aswell
<11> the only drawback as using it for desktop os is pkgsrc. it doesnt have the enormous amount of packages aviable (like debian has)
<11> and.. linux might be better as a desktop if you own a new ATi graphics card, though x.org say that they have a alpha-quality accelerated driver builtin now
<11> nvidia shouldnt be a problem though.
<7> paulsen: for older cards ati OSS dri suport was quite good for long time
<7> though even for newer cards IIRC you could get 2D acceleration aswell with OSS radeon xfree driver.
<12> lo all - can anyone tell me how I find out exactly which version of KDE im running?
<12> nevermind - done it.
<12> (kde-config --version)
<13> unix question: Consider having a number of files, 10011 10012 10013 etc., I want to add a filename extension of *.fits to the files. What's the easiest way of doing this ?
<14> for i in *; do mv $i `echo $i|sed 's,$,$.fits'`;done
<13> thanks.
<14> that'll act on all files in the directory
<15> anyone has good tutorial how to use tightvnc
<15> i installed vnc server on openbsd and use xp to view it.
<15> my question is, why is only xterm displayed? why not my xfce (my openbsd run xfce)?
<15> anyone ever encountered this? care to share the BKM ?
<15> Anyone?
<15> :/
<12> What is Qt? I just ran a configure and got the error "configure: error: Qt (>= Qt 3.2)". However, "yum update qt" says "No Packages marked for Update/Obsoletion" ??
<14> qt is a programming environment for graphical applications
<12> arno, so how do I update it?
<14> try Qt not qt
<12> arno, no luck - same thing.
<14> google
<16> can someone help me to download gay bestiality pictures
<4> can you phrase that as a regular expression?
<5> LMFAO
<5> LOL FIGZ!!!!
<5> YOU are to much man lol
<16> i want to rape you bestiality
<17> is that in perl or egrep regexp? (it makes a difference you see)
<17> just started snowing here too, oddly
<18> cstone: Where are you currently?
<17> providence, ri (boston area)
<18> ahh interesting
<18> it's actually sunny here today so far, just the snow from yesterday and before
<17> had maybe 15" last weekend, but it all melted in the 60F weather we had a few days ago
<18> wow
<18> yesterday we had rain and then freezing rain, so there was around 1/2" of ice on everything
<16> GAY PRICKS YOU CAUSING YOUR ANUS TO DILATE
<19> hello
<19> how does one correct the server time? i'm running ntpd, but it's always 10-11 minutes out of sync. i understand that it should slowly correct itself, but it has been 10-11 minutes out of sync for a month or two now
<19> my /etc/ntp.conf lists : server 0.pool.ntp.org
<19> server 1.pool.ntp.org
<19> server 2.pool.ntp.org
<19> server pool.ntp.org
<17> wh
<17> er
<19> pardon?
<17> what you should do is stop ntpd, run ntpdate to set it (if you're not running anything time-sensitive on the machine), and then start ntpd
<19> i get " ntpdate[13045]: no servers can be used, exiting"
<19> ok, had to specify server
<19> thought it would read from ntp.conf
<17> try: "ntpdate bitsy.mit.edu" or "ntpdate pool.ntp.org"
<19> thanks very much cstone
<17> qwer: the problem is that ntpd can only adjust carefully at a certain rate, and when the time is that far off it's never going to make much of a gain
<19> i see. that would explain it
<17> (especially if the clock is drifting in the other direction)
<19> i thought if i left it things would be ok, but alas
<19> much obliged cstone
<20> cstone you always do things the hard way
<20> what he should do, obviously, is stop time until his clock catches up
<17> i know, i've had that problem forever
<17> yes
<21> Now that's a big ouch. Canada loss to the Swiss in men's hockey. :)
<22> wow.. someone opened up
<7> ohaiyo mouring, monkey
<22> at last
<22> "you can call me jennifer"
<22> ohayou
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