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<ninjaz2> hehe
<ninjaz2> well, donnie darko was pretty mild compared to seul contre tous
<slpyhd> wikipedia dogme 95
<Quiznos> corretta scott king alledgely died due to an doctor in mexico
<Dagmar> ninjaz2: Avoid a german film called "Funny Games" at all costs
<slpyhd> results in great style
<slpyhd> nice flick :)
<Quiznos> the woman who wrote the 1960s hit book, _the feminine mystique), died yesterday
<ninjaz2> there is some really dark stuff out there in french.
<Quiznos> s/)/_
<ninjaz2> I had no idea.. I randomly pick stuff up and consume it and it turns out to be unbelievably dark.
<Dagmar> ninjaz2: "Funny Games" is just about cruelty to you, the actual viewer
<Dagmar> You don't want to watch it, ever.
<slpyhd> yes, french are good in harsh serial killer stuff
<ninjaz2> Dagmar: so is seul contre tous
<Quiznos> i've never been a big fan of "dark" entertainment: movies, books, etc
<slpyhd> grimm
<Dagmar> If someone tries to make you watch it, hit them in the face.
<ninjaz2> and Requiem for a Dream was too
<Peper> Dagmar: i hope that /tmp won't run out of space
<slpyhd> Sombre is ok too
<Quiznos> oh, btw, there's a new _date movie_ to be released soon
<Quiznos> lol
<Dagmar> ninjaz22: It is nowhere near as mild as Requiem
<ninjaz2> requiem is on a psychological level, mainly.
<Dagmar> Requiem is like watching a Spongebob Squarepants movie by comparison
<Quiznos> Dagmar wanna hack my cd/dvd problem?
<Dagmar> Quiznos: Not particularly, no
<Quiznos> bummer
<ninjaz2> Dagmar: ok, I'll keep that in mind. ;)
<Quiznos> come on
<slpyhd> Sincity is pretty grim too
<Dagmar> ninjaz2: Dude, I have seen a ludicrous number of horror and genre movies. You just have no idea about Funny Games. It is *bad* and will hurt you
<Dagmar> You could not show this movie to war prisoners
<ninjaz2> Dagmar: how about that NiN one?
<Dagmar> The UN would come for you
<Dagmar> ninjaz2: The one with Bob Flannigan in it? Pfft
<ninjaz2> I dunno who was in it
<ninjaz2> but it was of torturing and killing someone
<ninjaz2> extremely graphic
<Dagmar> Bob Flannigan, a.k.a "Mr. Supersadomasochist"
<Dagmar> That's the one.
<Dagmar> A lot of that wasn't special effects because Bob is *that* kind of guy
<Dagmar> That's just gory
<slpyhd> http://karagarga.kicks-***.org/ for the filmbuffs
<ninjaz2> that one scarred me for about a month
<Dagmar> Take the mind**** in Requiem and multiply it by about, oh, 400.
<Quiznos> i never get anyhelp here
<Dagmar> Add three parts Texas Chainsaw M***acre and you have "Funny Games"
<ninjaz2> after that I kind of avoid watching stuff like that.
<ninjaz2> like that beheading video that was all over the news. ;)
<Quiznos> you'll all miss me when i gone
<Dagmar> This is why I'm saying do not watch the movie
<Quiznos> and i'm taking the network with me
<Quiznos> lol
<Quiznos> where's my quot-bot, Qbot?
<Quiznos> ok, so i have a dvd+rw in the drive, but neither cdrecord, growisofs nor dvd+rw-format can blank the platter
<Peper> Dagmar: would extracting from 35GB need 35GB of free space?
<Quiznos> and I cant figer out why
<Quiznos> Peper 70g
<Peper> :D
<slpyhd> yes, more war gore should be out on TV, that will keep people from being manipulated
<Quiznos> extracting from where1 to where2?
<slpyhd> war is not a videogame
<Dagmar> Peper: It could
<redduck666> `dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/hda' should get ri of EVERYTHING on hda including bad sectors?
<slpyhd> and movies neednt be explicit to shock
<redduck666> s/ri/rid/
<Quiznos> redduck666 not likely
<Kevin`> no
<Peper> Dagmar: not good ;]
<Kevin`> bad sectors will stay
<D|G|TAL> redduck666: of course not
<Kevin`> replace the drive if it has bad sectors
<Dagmar> redduck666: Only fire and manufacturers diagnostic format tools can get rid of bad sectors
<redduck666> Quiznos, D|G|TAL: :(
<Quiznos> badsects are handled by modern drives
<Peper> Dagmar: cannot i choose what to extract and what not?
<slpyhd> funny games isnt particularily explicit either
<slpyhd> just subtle german humor
<Dagmar> Peper: You probably can if you dig for it
<Quiznos> redduck666 what about him?
<Dagmar> slpyhd: It's a sick, sick movie
<slpyhd> bet it was the madness that made you like it
<slpyhd> try Sombre
<redduck666> Quiznos, that was meant as ':(' @ both you and D|G|TAL
<slpyhd> or Man bites dog
<Quiznos> ah
<Dagmar> It made me want to punch the director in the mouth
<D|G|TAL> lol
<slpyhd> cold and violent
<Quiznos> redduck666 get spinrite.zip and run it
<Peper> Dagmar: but i see no way to stop this extracting :/
<D|G|TAL> Quiznos is very protective of me
<Quiznos> redduck666 that'll clean up the baddies
<Quiznos> heh
<Dagmar> Peper: It'll probably stop when it fills up tmp. hehe
<Peper> hehe :D
<redduck666> Quiznos, thanks, will try it
<Quiznos> yw
<Dagmar> You don't need to make it extract anything.
<Dagmar> It *can* read directly from the partition. It'll just give you a little warning about it
<Dagmar> They expect you to make an image of the filesystem for forensic accountability purposes
<Dagmar> Ssince you're not trying to convict yourself on child pornography charges, you can skip that step
<donnib> hi all
<Peper> Dagmar: hehe, i'm using /dev/vg/home directly
<donnib> i need some really newbie help. i am running CentOS and i want to access a USB key.
<Dagmar> The Sleuth Kit is a *very* good tool for recovering data
<donnib> so i can copy a backup to the system
<donnib> how do i access it ?
<Kevin`> usb-storage, scsi, etc
<Dagmar> donnib: Cross your fingers, type `tail -f /var/log/messages` and plug it in
<Dagmar> Watch the window carefully
<donnib> i just plugged it in before writing tail
<Dagmar> IF CentOS has been keeping up you will see it ***ign a scsi device name to it
<Kevin`> donnib just look at dmesg
<Peper> Dagmar: du -sh /tmp/Recovery showd 4G, but there is no shuch big file there ;]
<donnib> it says Attached scsi removable disk sda at scsi0, channel, id0, lun 0
<Dagmar> donnib: Then it's sdb, man.
<Dagmar> donnib: mount /dev/sdb1 /mnt/someplaceorother
<Kevin`> uh
<Kevin`> sda
<Dagmar> doh yes
<Dagmar> /dev/sda1
<Dagmar> I need sleep
<donnib> sorry but i am really newbie. how do i create /mnt/blabla
<Kevin`> mkdir
<Dagmar> I'm just pleased that with Gnome I just have to click on the new icon
<Dagmar> donnib: Just mkdir /mnt/blahblahblah
<Dagmar> ...or even mkdir -p /mnt/blah/blah/blah/
<donnib> thanx alot. i get the point and it works :)
<Dagmar> Newbie Spoken Here
<theUg> Hi all. Is it possible to mount /local on a separate partition from two different distros (each on its own partition) and then use that /local partition to install software?
<Kevin`> yes
<Kevin`> however, you might encounter problems with library versions and stuff
<theUg> To make clear: part1=distro1, part2=distro2, part3=/local, which used by both
<theUg> Kevin` like difference in libraries in two distros?
<Kevin`> yes
<warder> maybe that can be avoided if you you use the same distro?
<warder> just a thought.
<ninjaz2> normally instead of sharing software installations, we share the home directories with all the data.
<Kevin`> theUg most things will probably work fine
<ninjaz2> yeah until you upgrade one to a newer version, and install software on it depending on the newer libs. ;)
<theUg> Kevin` But technically, since soft doesn't install itself like in Win, through registry, if I keep libs up to date, it should be good?
<ninjaz2> or install stuff that one doesn't have the dependencies for..
<ninjaz2> theUg: try running ldd on some stuff you have compiled
<theUg> ninjaz2, since you can install in the home dir?
<Kevin`> theUg yes, and up to date means the same
<Kevin`> theUg OR, put the libraries in /local :)
<ninjaz2> theUg: no, since it's asking for weird failures to do what you're suggesting.
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