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<0> They're on sale this week at Menards
<0> Like 3 hando.
<0> Oh wait. Do you even have menards there?
<1> Cody`: this one is funny http://youtube.com/watch?v=caH0bhZA0FM
<2> Some, like Marla Edwards, who think they have locked intruders out of their networks, learn otherwise. Edwards, a junior at Baruch College in New York, said her husband recently discovered that their home network was not secure after a visiting friend with a laptop easily hopped on.
<2> "There's no gauge, no measuring device that says 48 people are using your access," Edwards said
<3> whats a menards?
<3> we are stuck with lowes and home depot
<2> Actually, every now and then I connect to my router to see active connections
<2> Oh, it would be rad to have a systray icon that showed active wireless connections on your wireless router.
<4> ahahahaha. nice beaver! http://images.bokee.com/life/tuxiu/2006-02-28/ZJ07rVJ0aEWK3197/3.jpg
<1> i should write one for my linksys
<2> phiz: Checking it out now...
<4> [if that link fails, try this one... http://life.bokee.com/tuxiu/2006-02-28/316441.shtml the pic is about 1/2 way down the page below some ads]
<2> that link worked.
<3> ok shower
<1> Cody`: did you see
<1> it's kind of funny
<2> yeah
<2> the audio was off, but cute :D
<0> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tQ7bJQGlfJY&feature=Views&page=1&t=t&f=b
<0> This is strangely arousing.
<1> that little one with the fro looks just likee him
<1> haha
<2> damn, I still have 12 SCSI drives
<2> I need to go downstairs and find a SCSI card
<2> so I can get the data off these... I got the data off all my old IDE drives.
<1> haha skoal
<2> so bitter there is no cool external USB carrier for SCSI drives
<2> (like there is for IDE/SATA
<1> Cody`: that probably doubles your electric bill haha
<1> skoal: that's actually pretty funny
<1> since when is SNL funny again
<4> Cody`; http://www.adaptec.com/worldwide/product/proddetail.html?prodkey=USB2Xchange&cat=%2fTechnology%2fSCSI%2fSCSI+Connections+for+PCs
<4> you'd need an external SCSI ch***is for the drives too, or at least a PS and adapter cable w/ termination etc.
<4> all that scsi ****
<5> Meh. I need a beer or something.
<5> I got a good buzz going earlier with mimosas ... and the "sobering hangover" ****s.
<4> too early for beer here, i'm still working on my coffee :D
<5> peerce, I was drinking mimosas at 11:15am.
<4> i just finished a nice brunch of homemade swedish pancakes with wild berry jam
<4> heh. anyone seen 'Hardware Wars' ? a late 70s low(!) budget parody of Star Wars (the original), done with like kitchen appliances and stuff as props.
<4> rented it this weekend, watched it last night. whadda silly thing, I haven't seen it for YEARS
<6> i am stuck drinking tea
<6> no coffee at ellen's
<6> i really need to fix that
<4> bleah.
<4> i saw what looked like a really neat mini coffee maker, works sorta like a french press, but uses a filter rather than the screen.
<4> http://www.aerobie.com/Products/aeropress.htm
<5> I need to get around to getting some filters for my coffee maker.
<5> That, or one of the good gold thingies.
<5> I don't drink a lot of coffee ... but a good cup or two when waking can be nice.
<5> Damn, forgot to ask what cheese was in the quiche at the buffet this morning.
<4> yeah, I'd far rather have one cup of really good strong coffee than drink ****ty swill all morning
<5> Oh well.
<5> Well, I generally do a lot of iced tea during the day.
<4> good quiche is made with like asiago or guyere or whatever.
<6> that aeropress looks like its roots are in those coffee presses they use for vietnamese coffee
<5> Well, good quiche can be made with damned near any cheese tho.
<4> ever seen a french press?
<5> Hehehe, thankfully most people can't stand my iced tea, so I get it all to myself.
<4> same concept, except upside down. you push the screen down on the grinds, and the coffee is on top of it.
<4> makes chewy coffee :D
<5> I make it very much on the strong side.
<4> like http://www.ineedcoffee.com/99/05/frenchpress/
<6> yea, french presses are great
<6> i used to have one when i would be out to sea
<4> I like very strong very good espresso (straight, double or triple shot), or strong rich drip coffee made with good arabica (kenya, indonesian, sumatran, etc)
<6> amen
<4> a double or triple shot of espresso and I'm a happy camper for the rest of the day.
<2> peerce: re: the URL. Yeah, that woudl kinda of do it. Why doesn't someone make a case to hold a SCSI drive that has that crap it in and a USB cable coming out?
<5> My worst (not in taste mind you) ever coffee experience was when I ordered a double americano ...
<5> Using coffee instead of hot water as filler.
<4> Cody`; because SCSI is a high end server/enterprise technology. because SCSI is already designed for external use.
<4> there's tons of external scsi cases.
<2> I went into my garage to find a SCSI card :) I found my old 3dfx voodoo card (Diamond Monster 3D!), a HUGE *** sound card with memory slots, a fwe 386 motherboards
<2> peerce: Yeah, but none that connect to USB...
<6> they make scsi to usb cables
<2> it was so nice/easy moving the data from my old IDE disks... I'd just plug them into that adapter I got on my desk, they would spin up, a drive letter would pop up in explorer, I'd move the files off, unplug.. NEXT
<4> damnit, that USB2Xchange cable doesn't say what KIND of scsi. its a 50 pin connector, thats not wide, so geezus, is it just fast or ultra narrow?!?
<4> that would ****
<4> also 7 devices, ditto narrow scsi.
<4> I've never heard of ultra2 (aka LVD) in a narrow configuration, so it may well be limited to 10Mbyte/sec, bleah.
<4> geezus, the manual doesn't discuss that either.
<4> talks about 50 to 25 pin adapters, whaddajoke. thats for like CDROM and TAPE drives
<2> well
<2> if it's going over USB anyway,
<2> People don't use these external drives as their main drives, they just use them to easily move date to/from something.
<4> USB2 is 480Mbit/sec, which is about 50mbyte/sec peak, which is close enough to ultra2wide and way faster than fast-narrow (10Mbyte/sec peak)
<4> cabling a wide scsi drive to a narrow controller requires a funky adapter that terminates the upper half of the wide SCSI bus
<2> I need to get a piece of foam with slots cut for drives
<2> so I can store these drives beter than having them all tossed in a big box.
<7> Cody`: Make sure you leave room for airflow.
<2> eheh
<2> these are old drives that are going to be put in a box and in my garage
<2> not in a system :D
<2> or running
<7> Oh, OK.
<7> I misunderstood.
<2> GIRL ACTED LIKE SHES NEVER SEEN A TEN BEFO'
<2> sAMOa... dude, I tried to call you yesterday. Had a big beach party. Woman, kegs, music, etc.
<8> dude, arent you married?
<2> no
<2> ahha, good one
<8> hehe
<0> he's as good as married.
<0> been with Jenni for like 20 years.
<0> wow there's titties and stuff on youtube.
<0> i thought it was "clean".
<0> COLD WE'RE SO COLD
<0> WE ARRRRRRRRRE
<2> hehe
<5> Hmmm, where the hell has teebsgrl been lately?
<2> re: your youtube URL skoal...
<2> I just watched that last night.
<0> I missed it.
<0> Did you finish while watching it?
<0> I woulda.
<5> Cody, I can't seem to get a yes, no, **** you, or anything out of FK or azure.
<0> Natalie Portman is ***ified.
<5> Its practically a given that z0g will come up that weekend since he can crash here.
<5> Cody, but I forget if I asked ... do you like pacific rim type food? Hawaiian style stuff?
<2> Hawkeye: hehe.
<2> Hawkeye: Yeah, what the hell
<5> I'm trying to figure out a good place to eat that won't require actually going into one of the theme parks.
<5> Since that adds like 60 bux per person right there.
<5> But OHanas at the polynesian resort is kick ***.
<2> man
<5> All you can eat ... about 10 different food items from salad to dessert. About 20 bux a person ... served family style.
<2> I'm looking around my office
<5> Its a little loud, but fun.
<2> it's such a mess, I don't even know where to start :(
<5> Cody, that's how I feel about my apartment right now ...
<2> I have some shelves that hold books and mags and stuff, but the bottom one is missing two of the 'pegs' that hold it up
<5> And the sad thing is ... I'm really not sure how it got this way.
<5> Its like one day it was all nice and cleaned and tidy.
<5> And then something exploded.
<2> I want to clean my office just to prove that there isn't a SCSI card in here
<2> before I try to tackle the boxes downstairs
<2> wow
<2> my internet is still running like ****
<2> the only thing I can think of is its because this torrent... But I have one torrent going and it's about 15k/s down and about 10k/s up
<2> so about 1/5th my upload bandwidth and about 1/50th my download
<2> yet it still causes my vonage to be crapy and pages to only 1/2 load
<2> unless something else funky is going on.
<7> Cody`: What kind of router?\
<7> -\
<9> mss?
<5> Hmmm, 7270 down, and 473 up. Not bad.
<9> oops, mtu
<7> My Linksys WRT54G wireless router used to cache connections for a very, very long time, and the high turnover of connections with BT used to confound it, requiring a regular reboot.
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