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<0> well, now that I actually allow sun java on my system, I suppose that is an option too.
<1> And I got like 10+ torrents going 24/7.
<1> Gey Elephant pr0n, etc.
<1> I use transport encryption ns ****.
<2> yah, azureus has worked quite well here for me.
<1> To try and sneeky sneek counter sneel my ISP's traffic shaping cunningness.
<3> if you guys had to do a one time data migration from a red hat linux box to a windows server, would you set up samba to do it or just do something like ftp the data over?
<0> looks like my speeds in uTorrent are no better than in abc
<1> Bart Are you using the default torrent port?
<1> Your ISP might be hosing it eh.
<0> no. using one I ***igned and port forward
<1> Kew.
<1> Try Azureus and Traffic encryption.
<0> well, just saying. I mean, I was getting over 100 earlier on a particular torrent. this one is ****y.
<1> Your ISP might be doing sneeky sneek traffic shaping too.
<1> Oh ok.
<1> Nevermind then,
<1> APOLOGIZE.
<0> oh, to see if the isp is fooking around. being it is comcast, certainly a good chance :)
<0> think this one might have that too
<1> I love you dude.
<0> I love you too.
<4> apparently cable ISPs are traffic shaping VoIP that isn't theirs
<0> lets ****
<1> Jet Oh definitely.
<0> jet; does this do that encryption thing xtr mentioned?
<4> Azureus?
<0> uTorrent
<4> no idea. Azureus does encrypted transport
<4> but I've never enabled it because I ***ume most others havne't
<0> I see outgoing encryption
<1> Bart http://azureus.aelitis.com/wiki/index.php/Avoid_traffic_shaping
<5> quick question, how come a p4 3.0GHZ 1GB ram, 180gb hd and radeon 9600 128mb system is rated 3/5 by vista?
<1> Jet There's fallback n ****.
<6> sitexec: You need the latest hardware of TODAY to get the full effects Vista has to offer.
<0> how come you care what some earlyish beta says about anything?
<1> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protocol_header_encrypt
<1> My anus was rated 3/5 by Bart. :(
<0> naw. your anus got 5/5
<7> i bought this ps/2 to usb converter... when i plug my keyboard into it, and plug it in... my computer says its an unknown device... and i cannot find any drivers to get it to work
<1> Sweet.
<5> GenNMX- im switching...peace
<0> I know XTR was in the military because he never leaves a soldier's behind
<4> chupie: good to know
<7> yeah. i know... anyone any ideas..?
<4> ya, I have a great idea
<4> eatible paper
<0> I love these clients that give all this info I couldn't give a **** about. here's the info I care about: download speed
<1> :(
<0> :)
<4> you can write a note, and when you're done, instead of throwing it away
<4> you have a snack
<4> great idea huh?
<6> chupie: Try using hid.sys driver. If that doesn't work, then your keyboard isn't compatible with a PS2 -> USB convertor.
<6> Using hid.sys, anyway.
<7> oh yeah... then the fat ppl will get even more fat
<7> kk, i'll try that
<6> Jet: There's been edible paper for a long time. My little brother bought some a while back.
<6> You also get markers of food coloring.
<4> apparently no one has ever seen Nightshift
<4> Night Shift
<4> http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0084412/
<2> chupie; its possible this PS2/USB keyboard adapter needs a special driver, who made it? it didn't come with a disk?
<0> nightshift? I have. long ago
<2> chupie; also, you might check the windows device manager, and see if there are any yellow !'s indicating a driver problem
<0> I wasn't watching the channel though
<7> peerce: its a Prolinks usb a male to ps2 female adapter, and there was no disk
<4> Michael Keaton's character carried a small tape recorder and he was always recording these stupid ideas into it
<4> like "Idea: eatible clothing"
<0> panties
<2> chupie; any instructions? did it just say 'plug in and it works' ?
<8> OMFG
<8> pablo francisco is the funniest man ever
<7> pretty much... it was a little package and thats all that was in it
<8> lmao
<2> chupie; check in the device manager (with it plugged in), and see if there's any yellow !s
<7> no
<7> but.... when i check the usb devices... there is a unkown device listed
<8> ahahahahahahahahahahaha
<8> OMG HE IS FUNNY
<2> right click on that device, properties, and on the 'details' tab, it may show a USB ID code, like USB\VID_xxxx&PID_xxxx
<2> if so, what are those values?
<0> hmm. azureus doesn't like my port. utorrent was fine with it
<7> ok, there is only two tabs, one is general and the other is driver
<2> chupie; what OS you running?
<7> xp pro x64
<2> hmm, cuz XP Pro (non-x64) seems to show the vendorID/pid for all USB devices
<9> man barry
<7> hmm... one sec, i'll throw it on the other computer real quick
<9> you'd love this ****er
<9> check netflix for his dvd
<10> man: no entry for barry in the manual.
<0> ah, now it likes this new one I made
<0> what cow?
<9> barry look him up
<9> pablo francisco
<9> dvd is "bits and pieces"
<9> ****er is genius
<9> hrm people hast arrived, i must understand, bbl
<0> depends. is he here legally?
<0> ;-)
<7> peerce: USB\VID_0000&PID_0000\5&33E19BC4&0&3
<0> hmm. do all torrent clients use both udp and tcp for their ports? azureus is the only one that mentioned it that I noticed
<0> and it didn't give me a P***! until I added the udp
<0> XTR: do you totally force encryption or also allow non?
<0> and, plain vs peanut, er rc4?
<1> I allow fallback.
<1> And plain.
<0> 44mb not doing anything. sweet
<1> Bart All my checkboxes on that tab are checked.
<0> right now I am forcing encyption. so far I have accomplished nothing over old ABC :-)
<11> Question for you guys... If I'm trying to restore lost data on a specific partition and that same drive has a separate partition in which data was written to, is it possible that some of that lost data was over-written eventhough it's a different partition altogether?
<0> well, I've accomplished taking up more of my screen and seeing more details that I don't give a poop about :D
<12> ok where is fk?
<7> peerce: yeah... i've tried three keyboads, three diff computers
<7> all same error
<10> is !info mysql based?
<2> chupie; sounds like that adapter is no good. dunno. thats not a valid USB device ID. can you go to 'view devices by connection' and drill down to the USB hubs and find it?
<2> typically its ACPI Complaint -> PCI Bus -> (several different USB controllers) -> USB root hub -> devices...
<0> ok, azureus doesn't impress me in the least bit...other than the huge amount of mem it uses :-)
<0> that one is gone
<1> :(
<1> You know what Bart, we're over.
<0> dude. I have to experience some kind of improvement to want to switch apps
<7> peerce: yeah, i can
<0> hehe
<1> Done.
<0> shut up, bend over and spread 'em
<0> er, please
<0> don't want to be rude abou tit
<0> about it
<13> bitspirit
<1> k.
<7> peerce: found it
<2> is this device directly under a hub ?
<7> yes
<2> or is it under another node.
<2> hmmm, then it should have a vendor/device ID
<2> 0000 0000 is NOT valid :D
<2> nearly every USB device made is in here -> http://www.linux-usb.org/usb.ids
<2> oh, um, in that properties... instead of 'device instance id', try 'hardware ids' ?
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<7> peerce: USB\UNKNOWN
<2> try some of he other choices in that selector, things that appear to be ID related, see if ANY of them give the vendor ID
<7> nope
<2> ok, unplug that adapter, refresh the list, and verify we're looking at the right node :D
<2> it should disappear if you do that
<7> yep, it idd
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