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<0> I'm telling you. IE is slick, but firefox is just a cunt hair slicker.
<0> </opinion>
<0> I'm starting to think that what type of content you view most helps influence a browser favorite.
<1> I just read news and do research.
<0> That's what made me think that.
<2> OMG SLASHDOT LOOK SO MUCH KEWLER IN FIREFAWKZ!!!!!
<0> I really can't see why you don't like firefox, but I guess all those different news sites and many of them could be designed for IE
<1> that's part of it
<1> firefox is just much slower, clunkier, etc.
<0> okay, windows server question
<0> folders are read only. uncheck it, it goes right back.
<0> as soon as you reopen properties
<0> bam. read only again.
<0> what gives?
<3> I really like Opera
<3> it makes all other browsers seem ****ty by comparison.
<3> A statically linked version of it loads faster than firefox on *nix
<4> god damn i am tired
<4> is there a way to look up a local number and find out the carrier?
<0> whois -h whois.phonecompany.com <phone number>
<0> ?
<5> o/~ "Squeeze her once when she isn't lookin'! Get a squeeze back that's some fancy cookin'! Once more as a pepper-upper! She'll never get sore on her way to supper!" o/~
<5> o/~ "Shipoopi, Shipoopi, Shipoopi! The girl that's hard to get! Shipoopi, Shipoopi, Shipoopi! But you will win her yet!" o/~
<5> I totally less-than-three The Music Man, bitches.
<6> anyone know why my computer wont reconize my new drive as a 160 gig, it says it's only 130
<6> haveing a feeling i need to update bios or something
<5> S4mm1ch: How old is your computer?
<6> 2 years
<5> 127GB was the cut-off for machines that didn't support LBA48, as I recall.
<5> Is it formatted?
<6> i had this issue with my xbox when i was trying to do a HDD swap
<6> well, now its not i threw some stuff on it for storage
<6> but i could format it
<5> !info lba48
<5> Sorry, it was 137GB. I was off by 10.
<5> Check those.
<6> thanks
<6> im on win2k
<6> is that the first link
<5> That's what it says.
<6> ah wow, how didnt i see that
<6> i missed an entire line of text
<5> And you may still need to update your BIOS.
<6> yea i just about to do that but im heading out to school
<6> gonna be late again :(
<6> thanks alot ;)
<5> G'luck.
<7> There's this Toshiba laptop with a 1.86 GHZ Centrino Processor and this other Acer Ferrari 3400 with an Athlon 64 3000+....which one do you reckon is better in performance ?
<0> How many IT guys do the same **** I do? I just said aloud in my office, but to no particular person: "People are so ****in' stupid".
<0> It's a curse to understand the world the way we do.
<0> AND ITS ONLY 10AM?
<0> **** today.
<8> hi all
<5> skoalwork: I totally know what you mean.
<5> I'll sit at my desk going, "God ****ing damn it," when the most minor **** happens because it's usually caused by someone who doesn't understand the problem they're facing and doesn't feel like taking the time to do so.
<5> Often it's a Lotus Notes user. I don't think this is a coincidence.
<0> Oh man. I have no experience administering Notes, but my fiance uses it at work and when I'm over her shoulder peeping I get the feeling that it's HORSE**** to maintain.
<0> It just looks like a ****ty platform.
<0> I just rebooted my outside exchange box. I'm teh omg.
<1> notes feels like using frontpage to write ***embly language code
<0> LET'S GO TO SEARS AND TRY THINGS ON BUT NOT BUY ANYTHING
<0> hahah
<1> and I know what you're talking about skoal. In my job, I have to talk to complete morons on occasion and all I can say in response is "um humm. yep. ok. yep. um hm. i see. ok."
<1> but at least I get to call someone who has a different opinion and in my story make the first person sound like an idiot by contrasting comments by actual smart people
<1> hmm, i might go to sears and try on socks and underwear after having not bathed for 4 days
<1> i've always wanted to go into a trendy clothing store with a jar of cow blood and leave blotches on the crotches of every bikini
<5> BLOTCHES ON CROTCHES!
<1> that would be a good name for a store that caters to menstrual issues
<9> http://mikedopp.com/hackxphome.html <--- From digg.com. Giving XP Home XP Pro features.
<9> Kind of nifty.
<1> ok time to go home, unwind from deadline and smoke some weed.
<1> oh and get lunch
<1> yay
<9> Weed in the middle of the day?
<0> He's stationed in Iraq.
<0> It's bedtime there.
<9> I don't know whether to say "tsk tsk" or to give you a high five.
<0> Here's what you can say rworks: "I LIKE COCK AND BALLS".
<0> Because you're so gay.
<9> :(
<9> nerp is in Iraq?
<9> As of when?
<0> I was kidding.
<0> In addition to being homo***ual, you apparently have lost the ability to decipher joke from truth.
<5> skoalwork: That's not funny!
<10> rworks: Ah, re: xp hack. What's "Digg" got to do with it?
<11> mornin
<11> Cody`, do you digg?
<10> no
<10> I just looked at the site though. Another copy cat of sites I've seen 1000 times 1000 years ago.
<12> anybody here use putty to do socks forwarding?
<13> socks is over a straight tcp/ip socket, isn't it?
<12> ja.
<13> i've used putty to do tcp forwarding/tunneling, mostly for RDP, should be same difference.
<12> well, i know the unix end of things, and you use putty from the command line like ssh...
<12> i.e. putty.exe -D 8080
<13> you establish the putty session to the remote server with the port forward setup, then you connect your app to localhost:port
<12> but i was wondering if anybody knew how to specifiy that as a pref in the putty gui?
<13> um, i've always used putty's dialogs to setup connections.
<14> anyone know of a quick program i can run to see if i have both dimms full (ram) or just one
<15> keo: open side of case
<15> heh
<14> nope
<14> never!
<14> http://www.belarc.com/free_download.html
<14> :)
<13> !info sandra
<13> sandra will show you TONS of details about your hardware
<13> what brand and serial number dimms even, if they have the eeprom on them and there's a smbus on the mobo (most do)
<14> free though?
<13> asparagui; in the putty gui, go to connection->ssh->tunnels, "Add new forwarded port", Source Port and Destination (which is the IP of the target if its different than the remote ssh endpoint)....
<13> yes, sandra is free.
<14> niec
<13> there's a $$ version that has more benchmarking features
<12> pee: that's port forwarding, i'm doing socks.
<12> that's -L, i'm after -D. ;-_
<14> thx
<12> ;-)
<13> um. I thought you wanted to tunnel socks?
<0> I use tube socks.
<12> no, i wanted to specify socks forwarding within a putty pref.
<12> i want to give a config file to someone, have them click on it and work.
<13> I haven't used socks in like 10 years. whats 'socks forwarding' ?
<12> just socks.
<13> whats socks got to do with ssh ?
<12> specify a socks server on this machine, all traffic goes through the server.
<13> um. socks is a application proxy where each client app needs to be 'socks aware'.
<13> so whats 'all traffic' ?
<13> anyways, on putty's connection->proxy is socks settings
<12> all socks traffic, to be pedantic.
<12> no, that's to run ssh through a proxy, not to set up a proxy.
<0> OKay,
<0> in 2000 if you ran \\host\volume$ it would give you the capacity pie chart
<0> in XP it doesn't.
<0> how do you make it happen?
<12> thanks for trying.
<13> why or how would a ssh client be a socks proxy? somehow, I think someone is mixing his metaphors.
<13> oh no ****, openssh can act as a socks proxy server? i didn't know that.
<5> peerce: OpenSSH can do *everything*.
<5> I mean *everything*.
<5> Think of something. Anything in the world.
<5> OpenSSH can do that.
<16> Can it open Billy's garage door?
<17> ?
<5> skoal: Yes.
<17> can it make sweet love to me?
<16> BULL****! BILLY DOESN'T HAVE A GARAGE!
<5> skoal: OpenSSH made one for him and then opened it.
<5> It can do that.
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