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<0> respiratory tract infection
<1> jamus: the browser doesnt send that info unless instructed to do so by you
<2> hmm bummer , so why you up at 6am GO TO BED
<3> H2SO4 sure it does
<0> cos its 12.10pm :)
<4> 7:11am here
<2> where you at ?
<3> H2SO4 a website can request this info..then it sends
<2> 6:12am here
<0> the uk
<1> jamus: because your actions in going to the website and clicking on stuff there instruct the browser to send that info.
<2> jamus: use firefox it doesnt send that
<4> Orlando, FL here
<4> goin to the zoo today
<2> Phiber0pt: i went to rehab there once nice place :)
<4> lol
<0> Phiber0pt, you lucky bastard
<4> I am actuall 20 minutes north.. right between Daytona Beach and Orlando
<2> it was my favorite rehab out of the 4 I went to
<2> well im off to work , have to fire a 19 yr old kid today not looking forward to that
<0> whaat for?
<4> being british
<4> and gay
<0> sounds american :)
<2> nice kid.... he has been warned several times about making ***ual comments to woman on the job he did it again yesterday and the chief RN at the hospital complained
<0> where do you work?
<2> www.mac-systems.net
<2> im the superintendant
<0> cool
<0> is he a virgin?
<0> perhaps he just needs ***
<4> apple lover!
<2> yeah hes just a young horny 19 yr old
<2> im out... later guys
<5> idiot. havefun
<0> heh cya
<6> happy devil day everyone
<7> Hi, I'm on a network and I am trying to get on AIM. However, I cant get to the d/l site for the program. I have GAIM but it wont log on. Are there any workarounds for this?
<5> make friends with your network adminsitrator
<7> bof, so you know of no way.
<3> guys how can i change the information that my browser sends to websites? information like screen res, plugins, system's name, language, browser type..etc
<7> jamus, dont
<7> jamus, if you do, you might not get the results you want
<3> i want to at least try
<7> jamus, beware
<0> ...
<1> the ides of march
<8> it aint 6/6/6 its 6/6/2006 6/6/6/ was june the 6th. 6 A.D.
<0> its whatever you want it to be, smart ***
<8> well consider it for a sec
<8> :
<8> at the very least its 6/6/06
<6> 0 = non-value char
<6> which makes it
<6> 6/6/6
<0> s'atcly
<1> 2006 modulo 2000 is apparently also OK
<6> ok ****
<6> i gotta get
<6> cheque to pay into the bank
<0> by the rivers of babylonnnn
<8> later gators
<9> later rap
<10> anyone happen to know why this wlan usb key is not sustaining a connection on a particular computer that i've connected it to
<10> i've connected to others, and works fine
<10> but on this other comp, it just keeps dropping connection and taking forever to reconnect again, and when it does, only lasts about 8seconds
<1> xp?
<10> yep
<1> does that machine have any other network interfaces that function without problem?
<10> hmm well looks like sfc might have found some missing DLLs
<10> h2, well, the lan functions fine
<10> i suppose
<10> i think it may be system files, lets see what it finds i guess
<10> but considering that i installed drivers specifically from CD for this wlan usb key, i guessed it wouldnt even have matter
<10> ed+
<10> (this is a fresh XP install)
<1> is it connecting to an AP? do other wireless NICs use the same AP with the same settings?
<10> yep
<10> and all works fine
<10> i'm on the AP with this wifi lappy right now
<1> if you're real keen on troubleshooting, from the cmd prompt ---> netsh ras set tracing * enable
<10> it's funny, the config utility software detects the network fine
<10> it's there, just won't connect
<1> then watch it fail and harvest the logs from %systemroot%\tracing. the "why" will be somewhere in those logs.
<10> cool interesting stuff :)
<1> same command line with 'disable' at the end when you want to stop flooding the disk
<10> k
<10> i shoulda just made this box an ubuntu :P
<1> unlikely to have anything to do with the OS
<10> well i've used the key on other xp boxes
<10> works :S
<10> hmm
<0> yeah, well you were abit quick with the kick
<1> I reckon he was damned restrained under the circumstances :P
<1> reyeZZo: twas a misunderstanding
<11> dude got even with his crzy bitch
<11> check this out
<11> when they break up, he leaves
<11> he takes her jack and spare tire
<11> leaves a note "ha ha bitch"
<11> a year later she finds out the hard way when she breaks down and goes to change tire...
<11> and has to walk a couple of miles for help at night
<11> omg that is cl***ic
<9> check event viewer to see if it's soemthing else. like my computer here. :(
<9> IE and Outlook both crash, points to wininet.dll
<11> phreaky
<9> except that it's not a software probleem at all, event viewer revealed that every time wininet.dll is accessed, hard drive returns a bad block error, rather than being a software problem, problem is that that dll resides on a bad block
<9> so of course it's reading out corrupted data trying to load that dll
<12> good catch
<9> have to wait until I get a chance to reboot and run seatools to see if it's jsut that one block, or a bunch. if it's jsut one, I'll just have it remapped. but if even two, probably order replacement. already remapped at least one bad block on this drive before
<9> completely luck. w as about ready to just reeinstall. glad I happened to notice that error, and even more, noticed that times matched up
<12> doesnt sound gud
<12> I use chkdsk to catch em
<9> I didn't evne think of a bad block, figured it was a software issue
<12> first thing I do is check for bad blocks with sick PCs
<9> seatools is something I run on sick pcs, jsut not on mine. ;)
<1> " <+bofh``> indeed, icq shouldn't touch kernel32.dll" ??
<1> wouldnt get far without it
<1> but I agree re the 'something else' theory
<9> I actually don't have a clue how icq works or what handles it might use. :) I'm just babbling
<9> still haven't finished first cup of coffee(not that that would enlighten me at all. ;)
<1> virtually every single process loads kernel32.dll
<13> Faulting application icq.exe, version 5.5.6.3916, faulting module kernel32.dll, version 5.1.2600.2180, fault address 0x0001eb33.
<1> jediguy: have you updated/reinstalled ICQ?
<13> Yes
<13> I get the updated version to work
<13> although, if I re-start computer ICQ works again
<1> until?
<1> those last two senteces are confusing to me
<13> until something happens
<13> and I don't get it to work
<13> and sometimes I delete temp files
<1> glad that's cleared up
<13> and get it to work again
<1> sounds like ICQ is just falling over itself. Are you on SP2 + latest updates for windows?
<13> Yes SP2 + Latest Updates
<1> do you do something specific in ICQ to make it crash or is it more like whenever-it-feels-like-crashing-with-no-pattern?
<13> whenever-it-feels-like-crashing-with-no-pattern?
<1> nevermind. Can you make it crash on purpose?
<13> nope
<13> I mean with my last sentence, that it crashes whenever-it-feels-like-crashing-with-no-pattern...
<1> ok
<1> start | run | drwtsn32 <enter> can you see icq.exe in that list?
<11> just found out that magical jelly bean only works on vlk
<11> no ****ing wonder
<11> gotta find something else to do it for me
<9> heh
<11> got all these new pc's in and I imaged them, now I have to apply their actual serials to them
<13> H2SO4: nope
<1> jediguy: run drwtsn32 -i, run sysdm.cpl and _disable_ error reporting, then fire up icq and knock yourself out. the next time it crashes a dmp file should be produced. Send that to the ICQ people or someone in here who volunteers to have a look.
<13> thanks bro
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