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<0> yes
<1> ok
<2> b1n0ry Masculine, not Redneck!
<3> iirc (float) works as a synonym
<4> Jymmm: what's the difference?
<3> Jymmm: Fine then.... guns....
<5> b1n0ry, has a point
<2> b1n0ry Something your gf won't throw out when she moves in with you.
<6> so... anybody here use an MVC controller?
<6> sorry - bad words
<3> A nice... Remmington, long barrel, pump action....erm.... excuse me a moment....
<6> an MVC framework
<4> Jymmm: rednecks say "nature, women, tools, cars, and beer" non-rednecks say "outdoor sporrting, ladies, equipment, automobiles, and casual drinking"
<2> Pollita Prec 7
<2> b1n0ry no *WACK*
<0> Edward321: ask that *again*, and you'll fly out
<3> Parse Error: "Prec 7" not recognized
<7> Jymmm: Make the frame look like a series of cam shafts and gears
<6> okay boss
<4> they're all the same, rich guys just buy more expensive beer :)
<6> i must admit i was just cheekily trying to slip it in amidst all the gun talk in the hope that someone would get confused and accidently answer
<1> so 030 can't be cast to 30?
<3> ee99ee: Dude... where in the **** did you get that idea?
<4> ee99ee: $test = '030'; print (int)$test;
<3> Are you paying attention?
<1> my ***
<4> it shows
<2> b1n0ry I'm thinking celtic or tribal designs, not bottles of boose
<3> When you ask a question you have to LISTEN to the answer
<8> Pollita - at the Bad Idea Store
<3> Ah yes, well then... capital purchase... good show
<4> Jymmm: ok, how about some celtic roping but instead of an 'endless knot' style end, end them into dragon heads so there's like a dragon up each side breathing fire to the center along the top?
<4> celtic knotworks of dragon bodies would rule
<0> b1n0ry: as tatoo :)
<4> yeah, that'd be cool. i've been wanting a tattoo.
<0> Me to, but haven't decided for one yet... I'm thinking storm cloud :)
<5> i was actually thinking about getting beastie tattooed heh
<4> Stormchaser: if so, make it a dark cumulonimbus with tornadows ripping apart your skin or something, no little piddly rainshowers.
<4> s/tornadows/tornadoes
<0> b1n0ry: too powerful :)
<9> what's fastest way to parse out domain names? given ex. www.domain.com ww2.blah.domain.edu etc without using preg_match
<4> make it a full-back tattoo, get it colored, that'd rock. then in the clouds you could have like air elementals swirling through the cloud
<10> hi all, I got a problem I got a script trying to set a cookie but it won't let me it's complaining about headers already sent out
<0> b1n0ry: *blink*
<2> b1n0ry though gothic might be an idea
<2> b1n0ry old castle
<4> Jymmm: cool, make it look like stonework
<4> Jymmm you could add moss, maybe some spiderwebs here and there. broken stone.
<7> agentbob: There is no way to look at a domain name and know what parts uniquely identify the machine. www.domain.com can point to a different machine than www3.domain.com.
<2> hmmm.... what about making it look like brick wall ?
<0> lol
<4> yeah, but don't just go all boring. irregular stone like would have been laid in an old british castle
<9> dj_segfault: don't care about machine.. just want the 'domain' part... and strip subdomains and tld
<7> olger901: You probably have a blank line before your <?php tag
<9> thinking substr, strpos, strrpos
<0> Jymmm: Don't forget to draw some grafitti on it :)
<5> Jymmm, with other stuff yeah, but just bricks no
<2> !tell olger901 about headers
<4> Jymmm you could even do some ivy up the wall or something
<11> anyone around
<11> o nm
<11> lol...
<0> um
<12> agentbob: explode() on .
<7> agentbob: You can't ***ume which parts you want. What if you get bbc.co.uk? See you can't just take the things around the last period.
<11> can anyone tell me how to make a php form
<9> tml: would be faster?
<2> Stormchaser I could do the graffiti like personalized
<13> hey guys
<12> agentbob: Would be less code
<11> like a username and p***word and submit
<9> dj_segfault: ah, right...
<13> i get this error: Parse error: parse error, unexpected $ in /home/addicted/public_html/venue_review_beta.php on line 60 on this: http://pastebin.com/553085
<2> b1n0ry ivy is good idea
<14> !tell S^Gerbitz about error last line
<9> hmm... interesting problem then
<7> agentbob: What are you trying to do this for?
<10> nevermind ob_start and ob_end_flush at beginning and end of script fixed it =)
<4> and like i said, irregular stone, not just rectangular bricks and morter
<12> S^Gerbitz: You didn't close your while
<2> b1n0ry Yep, have that in my library
<0> Jymmm: I was always impressed with graffiti, but it has to be real stuff, and not that 'blah ****s' :/
<9> dj_segfault: i have two sets of domains... and need to find ones in the pile that are similar to eachother.. or that most likely point to same site
<4> S^Gerbitz what's this? <td><?=$data['Address'];?></td>
<5> Jymmm, what about one side natural (tree) and one brick
<12> b1n0ry: It's a horrible, horrible syntax that will be deprecated sooner or later.
<2> FzZzT: possible, but how to transition them together?
<7> agentbob: Why not be sure and resolve them to IP addresses, then compare the first three quads of the IP address?
<4> TML: let's hope so
<12> b1n0ry: "<?=" is the same as "<?php echo"
<4> that's ugly
<12> yes, it is
<7> TML: Yes, but more evil.
<5> well, gr*** at the bottom, maybe one side deer and one a pickup or something.. top hmm
<12> and it only works on a tiny subset of PHP hosts out there
<7> ;)
<9> dj_segfault: that's an idea... hmm thanks
<4> TML: can we just depreciate it now and pretend it doesn't exist?
<12> b1n0ry: I do
<2> FzZzT pickup? like a truck?
<5> i just turned up and short tags off heh
<2> Pollita Did you see 'Trick My Truck' the other night?
<5> Jymmm, yeah, if its goth it could be something similar, wyrm-like maybe
<5> dragon
<2> I doubt Mythical creatures would sell much, except to a specific market
<0> like fafnir?
<14> does anyone know what icu 3.4 headers are called on debian?
<0> itrebal: probably 'icu'
<12> libicu34-dev
<2> FzZzT: I doubt Mythical creatures would sell much, except to a specific market. The gl*** (mirror) alone is like $80 my cost.
<12> Note that I found that by doing "apt-cache search ice | grep icu", something you could have done yourself.
<7> Jymmm: You could sell them at science fiction conventions. The ones I go to have some stuff like that. One vendor sells all sorts of wall decorations, doorbell buttons with dragons, canes with mythical creature heads....
<0> TML: Weird... Ubuntu only provides libicu28, and not 3.4
<7> Jymmm: Isn't there a big Con by you?
<2> dj_segfault: Ok, would you pay $400 for a mirror like that?
<5> i wouldnt pay $400 for a mirror period :P
<4> Jymmm: personally, i wouldn't pay $400 for a mirror period.
<2> dj_segfault in this area are mostly tech conventions
<5> i tihnk your target market is specific already
<4> Jymmm: but, that said, someone who appreciates art might if the art is done well.
<0> I would if it was fantastic :)
<7> Jymmm: *I* wouldn't.
<4> Jymmm: i look at it this way. the term "starving artist" didn't just come out of the air.
<7> Jymmm: You could always do smaller pieces, and they can be just art without the mirror.
<5> Stormchaser, true
<12> Stormchaser: What's weird about that? Ubuntu is a subset of what was in debian testing at the point that your particular ubuntu branch "froze upstream"
<2> dj_segfault exactly... and I wouldn't expect other to either, but then you get with interior designers, they may pay thousands.
<2> dj_segfault because it compliments the rest of the design.
<0> TML: ISn't ubuntu a subset of unstable? I always thought that was the case...
<15> Stormchaser: They do stable releases too.
<0> mattmcc: Who?
<12> Stormchaser: Depends on which Ubuntu you're running, I guess. They pick and choose, really.
<14> TML: thanks, my apt-get isn't configuredcorrectly or something? i'm not sure - i just installed debian last night
<16> Hey
<12> This thing from stable, that from testing, the other from unstable.
<0> TML: Ah, so ubunto has it's own unstable :)
<12> I find the majority of the stuff comes from testing, though.
<12> Stormchaser: That's correct
<12> itrebal: What do you mean?
<0> anyone tested X.org 7.0?
<14> TML: i'm not sure? #debian said my /etc/apt/sources.list wasn't setup correctly
<0> itrebal: Do you only have 'main' in there?
<12> itrebal: They said it wasn't setup correctly in response to...what, exactly?
<14> Stormchaser: http://pastebin.ca/41467
<14> TML: asking a similar question in #debian, while i new the package exists
<0> itrebal: What packages do you need?
<12> itrebal: libicu34-dev only exists in testing and unstable
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