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<0> how do I transfer files on my network to another computer on my same network
<1> hsd1.co.comcast.net <= What City is that in? I see Colorado as the State
<0> yes
<0> colorado springs
<1> colorado springs, co?
<0> yes
<1> hmm
<1> thx
<2> or
<2> any other city in colorado
<3> There aren't any other cities in Colorado.
<2> my bad
<3> You zany Texans don't seem to understand that other states don't have the space for multiple cities.
<2> they should built on top
<4> Or the population.
<5> sartan Moo
<6> too many peoplez
<6> too many
<2> people are like magnets to metal
<2> no matter how much filth is in the way, we tend to stick close to each other
<7> they clang when they bang into each other?
<2> i.e. LA
<5> clangbangdangshangmang
<5> OOOOOOO
<2> people need to ****in spread out and use teleporters
<6> * sAMOa puts mightyman in a heeb headlock and pumps his face with kosher knuckles
<7> I think NY is a much better example of too many people confining themselves to too small a space
<4> Or flying cars. Which are apparently right around the corner.
<2> yeah Jet, but not near as trashy
<2> SD, yeah, or so popular science said
<2> back in 1965
<7> **** flying cars... the way people drive on teh GROUND, I sure as **** don't want them flying around in the sky
<2> no, in 30 years, more people will have home offices with video
<2> people are going to have to stop this cramming ****
<7> we'll have all died from some self-induced catastrophe long before then
<6> yea, vurtualizm gotta go down someday
<2> yeah Jet, or so popluar science said
<4> They'll straighten up if instead of getting pulled over they just shoot you down.
<2> back in 1965
<5> IM HOT FOR TEACHER
<6> Gimp-k
<7> but we have much better technology with which to kill ourselves now than we did in 1965
<8> wow i didnt realise i was kicked
<8> BRIGHT!!! AND SHINYYYYYYYY!
<6> ruhrow
<6> kick target
<6> simmah dawn nawww!
<4> Unfortunately we have also fairly well shielded ourselves from the consequences of our actions.
<2> good thing@
<4> Mmmm. Rum.
<2> google chat is a bad idea
<7> just block the url
<4> http://news.com.com/Images+Terrafugias+flying+car/2300-11389_3-6040379.html?tag=nefd.lede
<7> my wife was using web-based MSN messenger from work for a while, until I investigated a bit and discovered it was doing an HTTP GET every 15 seconds
<2> SNIFFER!
<7> so in an 8 hour day that was like 18,000 GETs
<7> to the same URL
<7> I think that might get noticed in the logs
<7> pardon any pun
<7> it was unintentional
<2> we dont care about IM'ing really
<7> there are already flying cars
<7> check it out http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/01/23/flying_car/
<4> That's a sign.
<7> a sign of things to come!
<2> HAHAHA
<2> http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/02/09/profanity.kmz
<7> I wish I had google earth installed
<9> If this ****er can't afford to have his kids play a board game at night with a ****ing light on for more than 30 seconds
<9> what the **** is he doing ordering pizza?
<3> AHHAHAHA
<3> I just think he does it for the perverse power trip.
<9> yeah
<9> he probably molests the kids
<3> "I AM THE LORD THY DAD. TURN OFF THAT ****ING LIGHT."
<9> if I were delivering that pizza
<9> I'd be calling the cops
<3> FKnight`: It makes it harder for them to know it was him, in the dark.
<7> wait, you're debating a commercial
<9> hahah yeah
<3> Also, he thinks it's more fun that way since he's not really sure which one he's fondling.
<3> It's like a pedophilic grab bag.
<9> hahahah
<10> anyone here know if there's a video capture device for ipaqs? (mine isn't one of the ones with either compact flash or pcmcia)
<2> so is gmail void of refreshes ?
<7> invites?
<3> digidog: I think it uses XmlHttpRequest, so yeah.
<2> page refreshes
<7> oh
<2> i.e. refreshing the page has no effect
<2> even though i do it out of habit
<7> AJAX!
<3> Oh, refreshing the page has an effect.
<3> And you can always force a refresh that way, but it doesn't do refreshes every n seconds itself like some pages do.
<3> It makes XmlHttpRequest calls every n seconds instead.
<2> k
<9> I dunno
<3> (Which are, on the backend, using HTTP GET and POST.)
<9> every time I change folders, it refreshes the page
<9> hmm
<9> I'm using it now
<9> it seems like
<9> half no refresh
<9> half refreshes
<2> im tired of these **** head software companies trying to convince me there is no difference between a web app and a windows app
<2> yet when they show me their web app, and i drag a file into the the browser or their 'app', their app goes away and the file opens
<2> "oh, well, you cant do that unless you are using the win32 version"
<7> how many people even know you can drop files on apps?
<7> I have trouble just getting people to do File > Open and find the file
<9> the google talk window on my gmail page just had something change on it
<9> and I heard the IE "page load" sound
<9> so it refreshed the page
<9> I think it's like half ajax
<9> half not
<7> IE plays the Navigation Stop noise after an XML HTTP Get I think
<9> 'k
<7> oh wait
<4> Ajax? Isn't that some dishwashing thing?
<7> maybe not
<2> yes
<9> it's weird
<7> does Google Earth go noise nuts on you ?
<7> er, Google Maps
<7> cause there's tons of GETs there
<4> I don't even use google maps anymore.
<9> whenever I switch between inbox and sent mail, I get the little "loading" image on the page like it's an AJAX app, but then IE refreshes the page.
<2> i love google maps
<7> AJAX is Advanced JavaScript And XML or some ****, its a stupid name
<2> i love typing "pizza 75052" and seeing it frapper style
<11> jesus christ
<4> I like local.live.com better.
<7> cause MOST of what people call "AJAX" doesn't use XML at all
<11> too many episodes of hogan's heroes in HD to catch up on
<7> Microsoft sure have latched onto the whole AJAX thing though
<2> mmm good beer
<11> **** beer
<11> good booze
<7> but you know, live.com shows one thing, how quickly web aps can be built
<2> cant drink booze
<7> live.com was built in like 9 months
<11> too bad :p
<11> i need some weed
<7> and you can iterate through web app generations quickly
<7> add features easily
<4> And I like Bird's Eye view.
<7> IE 7 supports the XML HTTPRequest object without ActiveX suport
<7> so it'll do AJAX even if ActiveX is completely turned off
<4> I like IE7. I'm addicted to tabbed browsing now.
<7> I should say something snide about that
<7> "Mozilla has only had it for the last 20 years"
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