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<0> http://www.toshiba.ca/web/link?id=2203
<1> hiya, Himeko
<0> hi
<2> hrmm
<1> how's stuffz?
<0> stuff ****s
<0> always have
<0> it's the nature of stuff
<1> either that or it's the nature of your thoughts
<0> no, it not subjective
<3> hey, whoever suggested ws_ftp to download that file, i was after, thanks very much!
<4> hi all...
<4> guys.. might seem like a stupid question but i haven't done this in a while... right now.. i am using wifi and connecting to a service provider but this provider doesn't allow me to use poker sites and porn for example.. but i change some settings before that allowed me to byp*** this.. do i need to enter an anonymous proxy server in my lan settings? can't remember...
<5> u could enter the proxy info => internet options, connections, lan settings
<6> damn dell was kicking *** they sent me free xp pro cd and cd's with driver and software that came on my sons laptop and it only took two days
<5> u do live near TX
<6> Lousiana
<6> next door
<6> louisiana
<5> thats why it was quick
<5> :D
<7> [16:07] *** sulwyn has left IRC (have fun and i'm gonna enjoy bb's meat :P)
<8> she sould of said his Chicken
<8> so she could have some pecker
<9> is there any way to retrieve the name of a cd in Excel. I am trying to grab a cd title and place it into a cell.
<9> ?
<10> hi
<10> i have this deskeeper defregmentation utility
<10> it has an on-boot defregmenter that defrag MFT and Page file when i use this tool it says cannot access disk could not get execlusive access
<10> so how to fix that ?
<9> use windows defrag
<10> windows defrag does a very bad job
<10> other suggestions ?
<9> no it does fine
<9> ahem
<11> sup wommers
<9> holle
<12> lo sf
<11> how ru
<13> ...
<14> lalalalalala
<12> not bad, too freakin busy
<12> lo bb
<12> I keep having to respond to emails from this Fergal goob ;)
<11> i gotta break you away from your goofing around at least once in the day..
<12> ppfttt, to busy to goof around
<11> ;)
<11> so ya, Terago got crossed completely off the list today
<12> GOOD
<12> they guarantee 99% uptime between 9 - 5, yeah, well, more like bout 60%
<11> their prices were attractive though. now I know why.
<12> they have really low bandwidth quotas though
<11> i was looking at unmetered.
<11> god knows how many more VPN users we're going to get
<14> If "He" knows, then send "Him" the bill :P
<12> they dont recommend their service for VPN
<12> dealt with that too with those monkeys
<11> I wonder how allstream is with voip
<14> Talk about innuendo... geez :P
<11> haha
<14> hehe
<14> t3ch should be jumping for joy at that :D :D
<11> i was looking at symantec appliances today
<11> ****ing cheap
<14> With good reason, no one wants 'em
<15> weird problem I need help with I have enough memory in the laptop and I know I have nothing else open but I am getting a error message when trying to play a video in windows media player your computer is low on meomory quit other apllications
<14> Reboot
<12> stay away from em
<14> Could be a corrupt video file also
<12> i had them at the radio station and they were SHIAT
<11> really? symantec ****ed nexland stuff that bad?
<14> Everything they touch, man... haven't you learned anything yet? :)
<12> oh yes
<11> i thought a bit of ****age, but not total..
<12> nexland had a solid unit, symantec borked it hard
<12> unit locked up all the time
<14> Amazing how they do that
<11> was also looking at sonicwall's offerings
<12> throw anything more than 5mbit through it and it pukes
<12> spend the right coin and get urself a Juniper unit or a Cisco PIX
<16> hey hey WomTiki
<16> ltns
<12> hey izzy
<11> the Astaro appliance was coming in at 10k initial cost.
<12> not surprised
<16> s-fury please dont buy astaro
<11> oh? bad experiences?
<16> omg its logging is torture to admin
<16> it does not list what rules are blocking or allowing packets
<11> any recommendations
<16> it only has a https interface
<17> So, this drive appears to be failing... won't be long... I was wondering whether I should try to simply backup copy the data off of it to another drive in another machine, or attempt to ghost it, or some such?
<16> www.fortinet.com
<16> way way better
<14> Copy the data off while you can, quick
<16> 10x the product and its mature unlike astaro
<17> heh, alright
<14> Run the drive's fitness test from the manufacturer on it to verify it's actually dying, or some S.M.A.R.T. analyzer
<16> i have a HA setup of astaro at 2 client sites are i seriously hate it after admining them both for the last 2 yrs, at first it looked great until we got into the nitty gritty
<17> yeah, plus I figure attempting to make an image will just make things worse, ***uming it even can, since it'll probably just mow over bad blocks as it chugs along :P
<17> br0adband, no need ;P
<16> s-fury sorry to be the bearer of bad news but i would hate for anyone to go through what i have with that product
<17> when it starts clickin' you know the timebomb's tickin'!
<14> SpinRite can probably save the drive and restore it to a usable state
<17> :D
<11> izz: It's ok, the 10k figure was pretty much pricing it out of the ballpark anyway
<17> SpinRite?
<16> you can get a fortgate for way less
<16> what are you requirements?
<14> I had a DeathStar once... on the verge of totally dying, SpinRite gave me about 8 more months use of the drive, even with the noise
<17> o_o
<16> and budget
<17> did you have drive errors/failures/badblocks at all?
<11> izz: All-in-one firewall/virus/spam/content filter.
<12> hmmm, it looks like its been trying to rain all day, all i've gotten is spits
<11> fyi izz.. http://www.infoworld.com/article/06/03/06/75527_10FEutm_1.html
<14> Oh yeah, but SpinRite resolved all of it and gave me a clean drive from start to finish
<11> ?? spinrite
<16> fortigate 60 or a fortigate 100
<18>
<16> check them out s-fury
<14> Figures
<17> :o
<16> they also make dirt cheap routers too ;)
<17> br0adband, wow, sweet.
<17> Though I don't care about this drive, in particular :p
<12> I personally prefer to separate my appliances out, a failure of one appliance and ur SOL
<14> !learn spinrite www.grc.com <<<--- Some people think Steve Gibson is a loon, and they're wrong. The man does know what he's doing, and SpinRite is his flagship product. If you have a hard drive about to die, you can probably get a lot more life from it by running SpinRite on it... seriously.
<14> Oh for ****'s sake
<12> sep spam/email virus hardware
<17> :\
<12> sep firewall
<14> !learn spinrite www.grc.com <<<--- Some people think Steve Gibson is a loon, and they're wrong. The man does know what he's doing, and SpinRite is his flagship product. If you have a hard drive about to die, you can probably get a lot more life from it by running SpinRite on it... seriously.
<9> you can put it in the freezer too, http://www.shoutwire.com/viewstory/8842/Hard_Drive_In_The_Freezer_To_Recover_Data_Myth_Or_Reality
<17> yeah yeah
<17> I know :p
<17> I did that with my last one, prior to rma :)
<14> There's a collection of stuff out there, "200 ways to revive a dead hard drive..."
<17> worked great, until it finally melted.
<17> Sounds like a whole lot of zombies
<17> hrm
<14> !learn spinrite www.grc.com <<<--- Some people think Steve Gibson is a loon, and they're wrong. The man does know what he's doing, and SpinRite is his flagship product. If you have a hard drive about to die, you can probably get a lot more life from it by running SpinRite on it... seriously.
<17> looks like a nice product
<14> Considering it's only about 144KB, yeah, it is :P
<17> though the website isn't very informative as to the functionality of the product...
<17> haha awesome
<17> I still don't get what it does exactly...
<14> I've been using it for years, it's never failed to recover a drive for me in my experience as long as the drive is mechanically functional (meaning the heads are frozen to the platters, or the actuator arm isn't stuck)
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