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<0> kakei: the mic is only able to pick up 50Hz?
<1> :)
<2> peterbrett: No, it's not. Some corners of analog design are hard.
<0> kakei: what about those 2Hz frequencies? :->
<1> that one yes
<2> peterbrett: The bits of the design the soundcard engineer of today is asked to do are not the hard ones
<3> SpeedEvil: Okay, fair enough, but I was thinking about RF actually
<4> ok i pm'd it to you
<4> can you recieve pm's?
<2> peterbrett: Oh - RF is different. of course.
<2> peterbrett: RF can be blood magic.
<2> Though simulation is helping there.
<3> I do worry that the chips used on sound cards aren't sufficiently shielded
<5> you know i have one simple request, and thats is to have sharks with freaking lasers beams attached to their head
<3> A computer enclosure is full of electromagnetic noise
<2> peterbrett: yeah. In practice - it's insane how well it can be done with 2 layer PCI boards
<0> can you hook up dozens of USB speakers and use linux to selectively have sounds go out of each? :->
<6> Hey
<2> linagee: yes
<0> SpeedEvil: really? how
<6> What should ones homedir be chmodded to? (( in numbers please ;) ))
<3> 000
<3> Sorry
<3> Directory should be 770 probably
<2> linagee: I dunno. I have a 2 layer PCI soundcard, bought for 5 pounds. I have not actually measured it. But by noise volume quiet vs in use, I reckon that it's at least 60dB SNR on output
<6> peterbrett, Cheers
<7> I'd rather bet on 750, but it's not really that big a deal
<2> 000 is safest.
<6> SpeedEvil, That means I can not do anything either apart from root...
<2> Well, true. But it's safe :)
<6> SpeedEvil, but evil
<6> ****
<6> No effect. I am having Wine trouble
<6> My Steam gets to 26%, then tellse me that it cannot delete Steam.exe
<0> nox-Hand: just swish and spit. then decide which to buy.
<6> linagee, Swish and spit...Decide which to buy? 0_o?
<8> steam should die!!!!!!
<0> nox-Hand: you said you were having wine problems. :->
<6> linagee, Ha. Ha. Ha.
<9> Hello. Is there a way to invert colors on-demand with X.org?
<10> Can someone here explain the differences between jailer, jailtool, and makejail?
<9> Something like ctrl-option-command-8 on Macs
<10> hi
<11> tons
<0> gmail reads your emial
<0> email
<10> quiz
<12> ok need some help pls
<12> someone who knows the kerne dir well
<12> I need to know what they named the broadcom wirless driver
<10> ndiswrapper ?
<11> did you grep for it?
<12> looking to port it to solaris
<12> not a linux user
<13> hey tonsofpc
<11> grep for it?
<13> hey tonsofpcs
<10> hi delrio
<12> I dont have linux
<13> hey tonsofpcs
<11> delrio ?? !!!
<13> my last name
<11> wow there's a nick from the past
<10> Quiznos: that's what his name says ;)
<11> i know the nick
<13> haha
<11> ltns!!
<11> Okiefenokie from Muskogee
<13> lol
<11> thats the whole phrase
<13> ii think he's having hallucenations from to many of his own Sandwiches ;)
<13> it's okie from muskokee
<11> k ~= g down south
<11> and rounbout the cayahoga
<12> ok logged into a remote box and /usr/src/linux
<11> cd drivers
<11> grep -i broadcom *.[ch]
<11> tier_1 you implied you're a geek, i spect you to sweat alitte
<11> alittle
<11> :>
<12> no match
<11> grep -ri broadcom *.[ch]
<12> but all the bcm4300 sites linked with linux say the driver has been included
<11> you'll need |less on that too
<13> cuyahoga not cayahoga
<12> same
<11> delrio OMG byteme :)
<13> ;)
<11> delrio what version are you grepping?
<11> delrio I'm Phonician
<11> tier_1: what version are you grepping?
<12> 2.6.16
<11> k
<13> ahh
<11> tier_1 what are you searching for?
<12> broadcom 43xx driver
<11> what kind of dev is that?
<12> minipci wifi card
<13> what version am i grepping quiznos?
<11> cd ../net; use last grep above
<11> delrio nisnicked
<11> misnicked
<13> is that a new sandwich at the restaurants?
<13> misnicked?
<11> nop
<10> lol
<10> that's what happens when tab completion fails, right qbwdp ?
<10> ;)
<13> nope not nop
<11> heh
<11> nop not
<14> hello
<14> [OT] Do you follow soccer?
<11> all of us?
<11> i think not
<11> i'd rather kick a can
<15> hey all!
<12> nothing for the bcm4300
<15> I've just attached a 7-port usb 2.0 hub (Bytecc) to my computer.. while dmesg shows that the hub is recognized, none of the devices I plug in appear there..
<12> all gigabit
<15> nor in lsusb
<11> tier_1 ok, ask #kernel or grep kernel.org
<15> do I have to do something special to get a usb hub working?
<11> or == and
<11> plug in a hub
<16> orangey: nope
<15> konrad``: so, what might the issue be here?
<17> hi all... I am searching for an application (web based) that can monitor my servers (network traffic, processor usage, memory usage, disk usage etc...)
<16> orangey: I have no idea, has the hub worked before?
<16> phace: phpsysinfo, maybe
<15> konrad``: brand new hub.
<16> orangey: hmm, do the usb devices drain a lot of power?
<15> konrad``: I've plugged only one device.
<15> konrad``: however, there is a power plug, so it should provide power regardless
<18> whew!
<18> this lfs project is the most challenging thing i've ever done in linux
<13> it's rub a dub dub to birds in the pool quiznos.
<19> i have a problem using linux as a router, i followed this how to http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/home-router-howto.xml, i manage to authenticate with dhcp but then nothing? any suggestion?
<16> lo_tek: it's a waste of time
<20> is postfix an MTA, or does it need something like sendmail?
<16> grumo: dhcp doesn't do authentication?
<16> grumo: have you set up iptables yet?
<18> konrad``, its purpose is educational
<11> lo_tek: what code?
<19> konrad``: yes i did
<16> grumo: and forwarding isn't working yet?
<16> grumo: are both interfaces up?
<18> Quiznos, how do you mean?
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