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<0> thanks High_Priest
<1> np m8
<2> Isn't there xorgconfig to help with that?
<3> Quiznos, low latency?
<4> Quiznos? that reminds me that it's getting close to lunch time
<5> Trying to make my wi-fi card work under Ubuntu. It a generic card using a Marvell 88w8335 chip. The card shows correctly in the hardware but not in the network manager. How can I add it to the network manager?
<0> no there is no xorgconfig in my distro
<6> a_staff yes
<6> MarthaStewart heh
<3> nsk, try xf86config
<1> YogSothoth, try configuring your card with "iwconfig"
<1> http://users.rsise.anu.edu.au/~daa/coffee/raafsim.html
<1> workday is over.. bye ppl
<7> sup.
<6> burp, bl00p, bl0p, bop!
<8> hello ppl, having problem setting up my new LCD screen in arch linux :( It goes out of sync
<8> i'm putting the write values in xorg.cong (hor,vert freq) right from the screen's manual
<8> must i do something special because it's is wide screen?
<8> the res that is native to the screen is 1440x900
<6> what's the cmd to get inode num from fname?
<9> ls -i
<6> ty
<3> cant find driver list for my nvdia ethernet card in kernel config... what driver?
<7> anyone familiar with sed?
<2> a_staff you need to downlaod and compile the modules for that from nvidia, its the nforce package
<6> oh guess what
<6> I sw on scifi for a preview-intro
<6> i think the Dr. is going to Scifi!
<6> Dr Who
<6> i heard two notes of his original theme music
<2> a_staff, do that in the running kernel you want to it to run in.
<6> looks like a new series too
<2> I wouldn't be surprised
<6> that would be egcellent
<2> the BBC did decide to bring it back late last year
<6> cool
<6> back in the 80s day, i enjoyed watching DW on pbs
<6> out of wliw
<3> gufymike, so i dont have to choose antything now for the card ethernet driver?
<2> not unless you are going to add a second one in no, not under ethernet drivers. iirc
<3> gufymike, but why i can use my NIC now without the driver?
<10> anyone here familiar with kdb ?
<2> dunno, I have to
<10> I want to dump the values of function parameters
<3> let me see
<2> do lsmod and see what module it using and compile that one in then
<11> can anyone recommend any reading matter and tools to set me on the way to learning reverse engineering please?
<3> gufymike, yup
<6> Kakihara google for +dis***emble (and various spelinks/tenses) and +reverse +engineering
<2> Kakhara, learn asm, tools == any debugger and disambler. IDA probably being the best but cost you an arm and leg maybe evne your first born., But it is worth it
<12> Anyone know of any good places to purchase bulk cat5 for a decent price?
<11> Quiznos: thanks
<6> yw
<12> Quiznos: Bueno's Dias mate ;-)
<6> FLeiXiuS
<6> ty
<4> FLeiXiuS: are you in the US?
<12> Yeah, I am.
<6> dumpster diving can be fun
<12> I've found it as low as 500ft for about 34$
<6> and prophetable
<6> :)
<12> Quiznos: Oh the joy of dumpster diving..eek.
<12> Where to begin on that fiasco.
<6> hit the bank :)
<3> gufymike, maybe it can be lsmod
<12> Quiznos: SO much VALUABLE information..
<3> gufymike, its in the kernel
<12> It needs to be a standard to use cross-weaved shredding.
<6> so, the .uk bank robbery is said to be the largest heist ever, ~90.us million$
<13> FLeiXiuS: generally find The Small Store Ran By Geeks and you'll probably get a good price
<6> martha is that a franchise company?
<12> mord: I've been getting it dirt cheap as is, I'm just looking to get A LOT at once, so I'm looking for the more you buy the cheaper they get type of deal.
<6> oo! call the metal-recycle company from fon book
<4> FLeiXiuS do you need plenum-rated or pvc?
<6> the drop off places
<12> MarthaStewart: STP 350Mhz would suffice.
<6> ask if they have any that are still coiled
<4> FLeiXiuS not running it above a drop ceiling are you?
<6> FLeiXiuS re your valuable..., we use our powers for good, not ewil! :)
<12> MarthaStewart: I was debating on crimping my own fiber, and no this cable isn't going over drop ceiling.
<4> FLeiXiuS: good deal, can't run PVC over drop ceiling
<12> MarthaStewart: You could, but why the hell would you. We have cable racks for that purpose ;-)
<4> no, can't. violation of fire code.
<6> i need help building a script
<12> MarthaStewart: I didn't say legally ;-)
<12> Hha.
<4> when pvc burns it produces toxic g***es that are heavier than air. thus, the area they tell you to crawel through in the event of fire becomes noxious.
<14> lisp hacking and drinking don't go together
<14> you miscount the parentheses :\
<12> Quiznos: I recently just finished installing this 20,000$ VoIP system in my house, all compliments of cisco.
<6> I cp'd my ~b to another place in the tree, z/1/~b, and in ~b, i moved compressed files to ./{0,1,2},
<6> FLeiXiuS sweet, and why?
<4> FLeiXiuS: i think your price is about the best you'll find. 7 cents/ft is pretty cheap. all my suppliers are 14 cents a foot or there-abouts.
<12> MarthaStewart: But this price is for UTP, :-(
<6> now, i need to find all files, gen md5sum's of them, find duplicate md5's and rm from z/1/~b
<12> Quiznos: I traveled to their HQ in Herdon, VA where I delivered a presentation to their developers about hacking cisco's T-Train IOS.
<12> they rewarded me.
<6> lol, sweet!
<12> :-)
<6> that's awesome!
<12> Asterisk is playing well also, I'm pleased
<6> what else did they give you?
<12> I've got to go save the world now...
<4> FLeiXiuS: there's a company in dayton ohio called cables-to-go that usually has good prices on bulk cable. i've also got a vendor that sells direct from panduit so that would probably be pretty cheap.
<6> of course
<6> heh
<12> Quiznos: VPN access to their production net.
<6> wow
<6> nice
<15> :(
<15> very
<12> MarthaStewart: Yeah CTG is a wonderful place, I'm just trying to cut a deal here and there.
<12> It's amazing...
<12> I'm also given the 'beta' version of the latest call manager, which runs on rhel. Code name Sea Dragon
<6> cool
<12> Pretty nifty stuff.
<12> The DoD calls...be back later.
<4> FLeiXiuS: we're running our VoIP on RHEL, pretty decent
<6> you're dod?
<6> or does he mean the $WIFE
<6> lol
<9> that would be "the white house"
<6> eval ${WIFE}
<4> anyone (USA only) want a free subscription to InfoStor?
<6> what is it?
<4> magazine
<4> about data storage
<6> street mail?
<6> thank, i'll p***
<4> either print or digital
<6> i already have too much to read
<6> email?
<4> yeah, they have a digital version.
<6> okidoke
<11> Damned 'Hacker Quarterly' just brings every telephonic loophole to corporate/governmental attention. It's couter-productive
<6> brb
<14> Quiznos: http://pastebin.com/576856
<6> k
<6> infi, awesome and excellent!!!!!!! ty ty ty ty
<14> you might have to change it depending on if you want to md5sum both of them
<14> or just one directory..
<6> yea
<6> great start!
<14> uniq -d is probably what you were looking for, anyway ;)
<14> cheers
<6> does -d do binary data?
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