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<0> guy, sorry I don't know much about printer setup
<0> i have gotten cups running tho....and sent rogue print jobs to people in my dorm ;)
<1> ClamIAm why did you spam your lan?
<1> do you hate your friends? bahaha
<0> i actually sent a page to this girl i know
<1> what did you send them, file of ascii bum?>
<0> and said "hi"
<1> lol
<0> but i never see her around, so i dunno if it went through
<1> shoulda asked for an rsvo
<1> lol
<1> rsvp
<0> :|
<0> he
<0> heh
<1> hehe
<1> tehehe
<1> </Bundy>
<1> so i went to a chinese buffet restaurant
<1> and ate well today!
<1> there were ALOT OF BEAUTIFUL women all around!
<2> PurpleSmurf: vegetarian?
<1> i'm an omniSmurf
<1> lol
<3> Useful.
<4> hi everyone
<2> I used to got to one in downtown phoenix that was like $3 or $4 but the choices were most like rice with peas and carrots in it
<0> yeah you see tons of beautiful women out during the day
<1> i even saw two women I know
<4> i need some help installing an usb modem "icedata 500", can anyone please help me?
<2> the chinese place that I dig is pf chang
<3> tuxedo_kamen: no.
<1> altho they were in the company of unkonwn males
<0> like, i went on the rail the other day and is was like :O
<0> i went to a pf chang once...
<1> so they understandably didnt say hello
<0> was kinda 'americanized'
<2> they don't have one in this village, though
<4> -_-
<2> the lettuce wraps are sooo good though
<0> i like this one chinese place near my hometown. it's family-owned, reaallly good
<2> it's a great place to take a date, imho
<0> free hot tea :D
<2> cool. :)
<2> I used to eat at a family-owned thai place called the siamese cat
<1> my favorite little town little chinese kitchen treated me like family, *they* *fed* me well every time i visited!
<1> lol
<5> tuxedo_kamen: why USB, does it not have an ethernt socket?
<2> they had really good little eggrolls
<4> no, it doesn't
<1> any fur?
<2> like, tiny ones.. and the pad thai... mmm!
<2> PurpleSmurf: luckily, no. ;)
<1> heh
<2> but it was a cool name. :)
<0> ah, pad thai. there's some good thai places here (minneapolis)
<2> it took me a couple times to convince them to put enough spice on though
<1> they made me a special of their own, hacked up chicken with peanut-sesame on a bed of lettuce
<0> heh
<6> hje
<2> they were like, no you are white you won't be able to handle the spice !!
<1> the sauce was especially pungent, the way I loved it!
<2> so I would get bland stuff
<1> no one else makes it
<0> i go to different places and I'm not sure how hot it will be...i like it kinda hot but not super-extra-very hot, so i usually end up getting it and it's not hot at all >_>
<2> PurpleSmurf: filipino cuisine is pretty good at pungent. :-)
<1> cool
<6> no way
<2> yeah, there is a nice medium ground
<1> but i'm not in nyc to find such a place
<2> actually their full space was just right for me.
<1> we have italian, chinese and ameerican
<0> full space?
<2> full spice*
<0> ah of course
<2> it wasn't designed to be way too spicy like some of the hyped up fire-style hot wings are..
<2> so it came out just right
<7> hi, i am trying to install the latest thinkpad-sources running the latest stable kernel 2.6.15.1 but it fails to build, -> http://sial.org/pbot/15649 .. anybody came accross this issue ?
<2> I think the rest of the dish was designed to moderate the spice they use
<0> cy_, sorry that's a bit beyond my level
<0> and i don't have a thinkpad, so...
<7> np ClamIAm
<2> actually another restaurant that was really good was a family-owned ecuadorean place
<8> anyone know if theres a chen on freenode where i can get some help regarding the imagemagick suite ?
<2> it wasn't too spicy except for this tiny hot pepper that I made the mistake of eating like a jelly bean.
<9> can strace put out to a file?
<2> zly: well depending what help you need, you could try in here
<8> or, if anybody in here is a little into imagemagick :)
<2> kidem: yeah, redirecting the otuput with 2> would probaly work
<1> kidem >file
<2> does it output on stdout instead of stderr?
<1> try em
<2> oh, actually man strace says that -o will allow you to specify an output file
<8> well, i tried the convert -resize, -size, -resample and the mogrify, with a geometry attribute like 400x250, but is dosent resize the image to 400x250, more like 400x188, like its scaling it or something... i dont wont to keep aspect ratio
<2> yeah strace uses stderr (i.e., 2> )
<2> ah..
<10> Is there a way you check if a pthread is still alive?
<6> no
<10> okay, if it was an answer to me .. thanx :D
<9> ok i will try
<2> hmm, they changed the options in imagemagick over tiem it sems
<8> oh :/
<9> wouldnt it be strace -o (filename) (program)
<2> kidem: yes
<2> that is the optimal way
<8> well ninjaz2, it still states: "-resize geometry resize the image", and instead it scales it :P
<1> which forth has all of the kernel's api wordified?
<1> oops
<9> ok...now what should i look for this error GdkPixbuf-CRITICAL **: file gdk-pixbuf-io.c: line 769 (gdk_pixbuf_new_from_file): ***ertion `filename != NULL' failed
<2> zly: yeah, I noticed. :/
<2> zly: maybe asking on their mailing list would help<
<8> ninjaz2: convert -resize 50x50\! 28-01-2006_23-06-25.jpg test.jpg seemed to do the trick :)
<2> oh, cool
<8> adding \! after geometry size
<8> :)
<2> so the ! means don't scale?
<8> \! means exact i guess, so yeah noscale, do disort :)
<2> nice
<2> when I started using imagemagick, -size did no scale and -scale did scale
<8> hehe
<8> yeah that was what i thought to :o)
<2> I always wanted to do scale though, so weighting in favor of that has worked out ok for me
<2> that's what ****s about upgrading stuff, though ;)
<1> bl00p
<8> ninjaz2: yeah well, this is for a lot of people bringing a lot of different sized images, and they shoul all fit properly into the thumbnail thingie im doing ;)
<8> so not my problem if they dont deliver an imager to proper resizing without distortion :P
<10> i'm working on a little server using select to read data from clients,, i wounder if there is any risk that the server will block while send() ing stuff to the clients, (meaning: should i use a select to make sure that send() wont block?)
<11> hey.....Im new to linux .........im using a pre compiled distro but im not really understnading how it all works .....like what .rpm are n stuff
<9> Wizz_kidd - go here im newb to and im flowing with this!! http://www.linux.org/lessons/beginner
<11> im using mandrake is that a good desktop solution distro
<1> blindmatrix read select and poll manpages
<1> for differences
<1> Wizz_Kidd
<1> Wizz_Kidd do you know what zipfiles are?
<11> man of course
<11> PurpleSmurf: i am from windows and switching i prefer not to be criticized
<1> good
<1> that's what i figered
<1> rpm's are basically zips with executable scripts and meta data info
<11> I seeeeeee.......
<1> i was just being sure you knew, if not, i'd have to splain zips too otherwise
<11> do I need a firewall ?
<1> since you're new to lin, definately!!!
<11> or is that not really needed with linux
<1> for you it would be
<11> ok ..........i read in a magazine something called firestarter
<1> it's a great idear for all.
<12> I can't start Xorg. I get this message: Could not init font path element unix/:7100, removing from list! How should I troubleshoot?
<1> paul /ig it.
<3> pauliukas: That shouldn't stop X from running I wouldn't think..?
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