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Comments:
<0> your app is going to use what protocol, please ?
<0> it *does* matter
<1> that would,btw kinda **** for applications like games
<1> jup
<1> :P
<0> jsoft, if TCP/IP communications were as simplistic as you seem to think, there would be no need for three 500+ page volumes in TCP/IP Illustrated (the standard work on this subject)
<1> and yes, the select() function was made for socket-type filedescriptors
<2> Sneaky_Bastard: no, butbag. At the userland level, all you need to do is restrict the amount of bytes you send/recv.
<1> it's not much use having select() on normal files now is it
<1> :P
<2> The kernel sorts out the rest
<0> jsoft: as soon as you drop to school-yard name calling, you lose whatever small credibility you might have had.
<2> Phhh.
<0> if you were so expert, you would not have had to ask how to do this.
<3> where does udev normally keep its device ID list?
<2> I was not asking how to program programs themselves that do it, i wanted a program that restricted EXISTING processes.
<3> i need to add a usb device to that list so udev will create its device when it's plugged
<3> or, just, at all.
<0> you still haven't answered the question of what protocols is your app going to use
<0> whether you believe it or not, it does make a difference what you can get away with
<0> to whit: if you are using existing protocols, you need to stay with in the limits of operation proscribed in the RFC's that cover them.
<2> TCP, of course.
<0> raw TCP
<4> Hmm, the title for Linux administrator at monster.com turns up a lot of hits.
<0> to what? stream some binary data ?
<3> why should i care what color the bikeshed is?
<2> Its to hack the interweb Sneaky_Bastard. Im going to send out specialy crafted uber TCP packets of doom, but I thought I might put a userland traffic shaper between them as to give the interweb a slow death.
<0> well, jsoft, if you are not joking and planning on writing a destructive app, all help for you ceases
<0> I'll make sure I inform anyone offering you help of that, too.
<2> lol.
<0> BTW, malformed TCP has to be done at a lower level with UDP
<2> Go get a cup of tea or something Sneaky_Bastard, your senses are not what they should me.
<2> s/me/be
<0> my sense of being jerked around by a punk*** know-it-all is working quite well.
<0> good luck with whatever you are trying to do.
<2> Thanks! :)
<3> does anyone know where udev's device IDs are stored?
<0> try #udev ?
<0> nope
<0> there is none such
<3> snarky_bastard: nope, no one's in there
<0> try #kernel
<0> might be somebody who knows that in there.
<5> spowers: in /sys/
<3> how does it work that udev turns a usb device into a new udev device?
<5> http://reactivated.net/writing_udev_rules.html <-- here take a look at this spowers
<3> thank you
<6> hi everyone
<6> guys, does anyone know an FCT client that allows you to set a filter on which files to upload? I want to upload a website but I don't want to upload the dozens of .svn directories but I'm finding it harder to do than I expected...
<5> your welcome
<7> thank you
<8> gufymike, I saw you ask about a virtual midi keyboard. I don't know of any other than a minimal one in Squeak. Have you done anything with realtime midi and jack?
<5> Lab_Rat: In hydrogen that I'm trying to add to with muse, tho I'm having a problem with jack playing back, trying to figure that all out now.
<8> Yeah I understand... I just spent the last week working on that but with Ardour
<8> Have muse but have not got to it yet
<8> Jack does work nicely with RealTime LSM but you have to recompile the kernel to accomodate it
<8> That would be for the 2.6 series
<5> have ardour also but same thing haven't gotten to it either
<8> Qjackctl is also a nice graphical tool for making the connections
<5> I'm going to deal with teh RealTime stuff later/ and yeah, got qjackctl, everything seems to connect nicely, just that I get a broken pipe error within jackd
<8> gufymike, which flavor of linux are you using
<5> cannot send event to client [MusE-1] (Broken pipe)
<5> Fedora
<8> Ah ok... I am using slack so the packaging for Ardour is going to be a bit different
<8> I should try playing with muse
<9> god i love dma
<5> I had to compile most of this from source... Fedora extras/livna support playback more than creation >:(
<8> Same here... the premade ackages were not compiled very well and certainly not with the options I needed
<8> I do have an old Yamaha X7 keyboard and raw midi works pretty nice
<10> Lab_Rat, are you in #lad much?
<10> Lab_Rat, you ever in #lad?
<8> CHodapp, No... I have no idea what it is
<8> I guess linux audio dev
<5> [2006-05-25 20:48:42] <8> I do have an old Yamaha X7 keyboard and raw midi works pretty nice <-- Cool, unfortunatly I don't have an external kb to use XD (trying this all digital)
<7> is anyone here a pkgsrc guru?
<0> too bad Steinberg Cubase SX is not to be had on Linux
<0> :(
<8> gufymike, yeah that's what I figured you were asking abiut the virtual keyboard for
<11> I've used my PC as a guitar amp
<12> 'sup everyone?
<13> anyone here used runit?
<8> gufymike, I would say throw Ardour at it but that's another can of worms. To many dependant apps needed
<5> Already threw it at it
<7> AH!
<7> sweeeet
<7> pkgsrc rocks
<8> did it hit with a splat ...lol
<7> but there is no way in hell i will have coded what i want/need to before going to bed
<12> I wish I had musical talent
<12> I just don't see how people do that kind of stuff
<2> :D
<2> Drums are good
<2> B*** is better :)
<2> Anyone here play b***?
<12> I tried to play once, does that count?
<2> heh :)
<2> Why did you stop?
<2> Took the frets out of my b*** the other week :D
<12> I have a friend who can play the solo to "Iron Man" on the b***
<2> so now it kinda sounds like a double b***
<2> What is Iron Man ?
<12> why?
<2> why what?
<12> "Iron Man" by Black Sabbath.
<2> Ahh ok
<2> I dont like playing guitar stuff on b***
<12> why take off the frets?
<2> More freedom, better sound
<2> You can go half way between notes, slide between notes
<2> Ever seen a double b*** before?
<2> erm, heard a double b***, even?
<12> oh, okay. I don't play. I can barely sing
<2> I cant sing :D
<2> Too scared.
<12> I don't think so
<2> Double b*** are almost always used in jazz
<14> i'd be scared of crowds if i was as ugly... :O :)
<2> Lol
<2> b*** + drums makes a song IMO
<2> most of the time
<2> Funky b*** line + good drumming means the guitarist has lots of room to play
<12> I can sing a few country and blues songs well. I can also sing James Taylor songs good
<2> I dont know anything about singing, cept its got something to do with using ones mouth
<11> jsoft you're right you don't know anything about singing
<2> :)
<12> is it just me or has the IT / IS and computer repair industry shrank since 2000?
<12> or is this just a local thing
<2> *shrug*
<2> Its growing here
<12> it's been on a roller coaster ride in north FL
<2> North FL
<2> Foo eh.
<15> anything shrank since 2000
<12> I hate FL:P as a friend of mine put it: "it's like living in a giant's moist fart box"
<12> and that's a disturbing image
<2> heh
<16> the
<2> Whats it like living in the states then?
<2> I hear you guys dont have cheese? Or its hard to get?
<2> And its cheaper to buy junk food than normal food?
<16> well its like a moistened enlarged vagina?
<2> a cunty place to live eh?
<2> :)
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