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<0> PayphoneEd: i stuck one in an induction oven just to see what happens. (okay, it was a faculty party and we weren't quite sober ;)
<1> I'm not focusing entirely on human effort, I'm focusing on effort in total
<1> And doing that counts as really trying
<2> pop, fizzz poof done
<0> PayphoneEd: we used the same oven to fry sausages. we stuck sticks of metal through them and in about 1 seconds they were boiling hot :D
<1> lol
<0> a friend built a refrigerator from peltier elements but got evicted from the "dorm" because of excessive electrical bills :D
<1> XD
<3> where do you get peltier elements?
<0> Kevin`: depends on where you live. radio shack or sth?
<2> the store
<0> i get mine from the uni
<1> lol
<3> heh radio shack near here doesn't have anything like that.. I think
<2> www.digi-key.com ?
<0> although they're pretty useless after all
<4> hi
<0> the power consumption is just off the chart
<1> They have these things in the Jameco catalog, hook them up and they cool down
<1> Backwards and they heat up instead
<0> PayphoneEd: well that's the general idea. heat transfer :)
<1> They're these little wafer things with wires
<1> Seems like they'd be useful for IC cooling applications
<0> the phenomenon in itself goes to quantum phys i think
<4> i wonder, is static linking preferable in windows rather that dynamic?
<1> vdv: Windows itself isn't preferable
<0> i should know this :( (/me scolds himself)
<0> i prefer linking windows statically to a brick and finding the nearest lake
<5> :D
<4> payphoned: :) i know
<0> we gonna put you in the moskva river with concrete blgs
<1> I'd think that dynamic would be preferable, considering DLL stands for Dynamic Link Library
<3> I suppose SO Hell isn't so catch, is it
<0> dynamic is usually the way to go except for small /really/ standalone apps that /have/ to work everywhere
<3> which you don't find much on windows
<6> how can i tranform all chars into uppercase cars
<6> transform*
<1> toupper()
<6> is it possible with grep
<7> is there a way to manage IRQs ?
<4> aren't almost all apps(both system and not) in win working statically compiled?
<8> [21767] warn: unix dgram connect: No such file or directory at /usr/lib/perl5/vendor_perl/5.8.7/Mail/Spam******in/Logger/Syslog.pm line 79
<8> [21767] error: no connection to syslog available at /usr/lib/perl5/vendor_perl/5.8.7/Mail/Spam******in/Logger/Syslog.pm line 79
<8> anybody seen that before?
<7> I have to PCI cards that I would like to have specifics IRQs ***igned to and no sharing
<8> when trying to start spam******in
<3> vdv, no
<1> Xen0n|laptop: It looks like there's a problem in (blah)/Syslog.pm at Line 79
<0> cytrak: bios? dsdt (shudder)?
<7> mord: don't think my bios is capable of so
<7> mord: what is dsdt ?
<8> PayphoneEd, i already looked there...
<1> It might be pointing to something bogus
<0> cytrak: then you may have to remap your interrupts. lookit acpi.sourceforge.net
<0> they have some info iirc
<6> how can i uppercase my chars in my file
<1> cytrak: Sounds like my problem
<8> PayphoneEd, i am inclined to think i am missing something that maybe isnt installed, rather than that spam******in code is ****ed
<1> Everything is on IRQ11
<1> lol
<1> Xen0n: I'm not saying the code is ****ed up, I'm saying it might be an implementation issue
<1> Show me Line 79
<8> openlog($self->{ident}, 'cons,pid,ndelay', $self->{log_facility});
<0> Alija_: regexp would be the proper way to do it but i'd suggest writing a small java/perl/whatever prog to do it.
<1> Hm...
<1> It's a deferred error... the issue is in wherever openlog is defined
<1> What logger are you using?
<9> good late morning, cl***!
<6> mord, is it possible to do it in bash ?
<1> Perhaps spam******in doesn't like what you're using
<8> PayphoneEd, thats what i thought.... but that involves trawling through loads of code - i doubt it is something wrong with the code, probably a perl module i dont have or something
<8> PayphoneEd, syslog-ng
<1> Hm...
<8> there are no spam******in options to do with logging :/
<8> i already looked
<8> and... i think this problem is messing SA up
<1> SA?
<8> because it sits there hogging LOADS of RAM
<1> Oh, right
<8> Spam******in
<1> I was thinking Something Awful
<1> XD
<1> Well, kill it before it causes an OOM
<1> Then check their site, maybe there's an open bug about it
<8> oh, it isnt constantly increasing
<8> it just builds up, and stays there
<1> Oh, okay
<1> Well, kill it anyway then check if there's an open issue
<10> omg check this out and find the bitch's IP: http://www.bash.org/?7383
<10> >:|
<10> >:(((((
<10> >:DDDD
<3> lol
<1> DOWNGRADE'D
<0> Alija_: http://www.mordicus.org/misc/UpCas.java
<6> what about tr
<6> tr a-z A-Z
<0> Alija_: it is. but i'm usually too lazy when it's just simpler to write a small prog to do it :)
<0> Alija_: try it and see
<10> Alija_: tr [:lower:] [:upper:]
<6> cool
<1> I sense a case of "Ask a question, ignore the answer"
<1> lol
<8> Er, i might have found the problem...
<0> getting stuck on doing things by writing progs to do them is apparently not always a good thing :)
<8> I kinda... forgot to install a system logger?
<8> >.<
<1> lol
<1> That would cause a problem
<8> how the hell did i manage that...
<10> Xen0n|laptop: o.O
<8> i thought i had done it
<1> I didn't think you COULD manage that
<8> thats why i didnt think of it
<10> /var/log/messages -- nothing?
<8> BUT there was a post on a debian mailing list, something about spamd starting before syslog... and i decided to check if my syslog was started
<8> and found out i didnt have one
<1> lol
<8> >.<
<0> want me to ***ist? ;)
<10> Xen0n|laptop: you dont have syslogd?
<10> what a waste :)
<1> There's more than syslogd
<5> -/quit
<0> PayphoneEd: "son, there's more to life than just syslogd" :D
<1> lol
<8> i use syslog-ng
<8> but i didnt have ANY system loggers installed
<1> I didn't think that was possible
<8> yay
<8> no errors
<10> heh
<8> PayphoneEd, stage 3 gentoo install starts with no syslogger
<8> actually, without a lot of things
<8> because then you get to choose
<10> that ****s.
<8> no crondaemon either...
<8> man, i really forgot to set this up
<10> that REALLY ****s.
<1> Xen0n|laptop: I think the LiveCD starts one
<8> the only thing that ****s is me being forgetful
<1> But the installation to the HDD won't have one until you choose
<0> does anyone have any experience with banking systems? especially the way the banks communicate money traffic? (no, this is not a script kiddie query, i'm supposed to work on something related to those)
<8> i have done loads of gentoo installs
<0> i can't find any specs anywhere
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