| |
| |
| |
|
Page: 1 2 3
Comments:
<0> i cannot sleep!
<1> hehe
<1> i will soon ^C
<2> hi
<2> how can i reinstall php with gd support?
<2> 0_0
<3> pib you'd probably want to ask the php people that question
<4> hey people
<5> morning Azer.
<4> heh not quite yet
<4> .head http://www.s8digital.com/
<6> 200 OK
<6> Server: Apache/1.3.34 (Unix) mod_gzip/1.3.26.1a mod_auth_p***through/1.8 mod_log_bytes/1.2 mod_bwlimited/1.4 PHP/4.4.2 FrontPage/5.0.2.2635 mod_ssl/2.8.25 OpenSSL/0.9.8a
<7> 'morning.
<7> howdy, twkm.
<5> moo.
<7> How goe sit
<7> goes it, rather.
<5> i'm awake. i should sleep, soon.
<5> how about you?
<7> Ah hangin' in there. Slowly progressing with the hosting business. I usually do research and stuff at night.
<8> .weather lulea, sweden
<6> Lulea, Sweden: Mostly Cloudy, 32 degrees
<6> as of: 10:50 AM Local on April 12, 2006
<8> hmm
<8> i'd say sunny
<7> .weather phoenix, arizona
<6> Phoenix/Deer Valley Municipal Arpt, AZ: Clear, 62 degrees
<6> as of: 2:25 AM MST on April 12, 2006
<7> har.
<4> .weather 85206
<6> Mesa, AZ (85206): Clear, 59 degrees
<6> as of: 2:45 AM MST on April 12, 2006
<8> hmmz
<8> are you living in the tropics?
<4> heh not i
<4> .weather
<6> Anchorage, AK (99502): Cloudy, 33 degrees
<6> as of: 12:53 AM Alaska on April 12, 2006
<8> ahh ok..
<8> .weather gunnarn, sweden
<6> Argument "\x{4e}\x{2f}..." isn't numeric in multiplication (*) at /usr/local/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.5/Weather/Com.pm line 285.
<6> Gunnarn, Sweden: N/A, 32 degrees
<6> as of: 2:30 PM Local on April 12, 2006
<4> i lived in mesa fora bit
<8> i see..
<8> .weather lycksele, sweden
<6> get_weather() failed:
<8> :<
<8> i knew it wouldnt work..
<9> .weather wellington, new zealand
<9> doh.. bots gone
<9> nite
<10> :>
<10> :D
<10> :P
<10> muie apache
<10> :D
<10> :P
<11> azer loves german girls
<11> got any pics?
<12> oh
<12> like I don't love german girls or something
<12> hater.
<7> hi
<13> hum
<13> andybody here experienced with sgi hardware?
<7> Coffee tastes much better out of a stainless steel MySQL mug.
<12> data tastes better out of a postgres db
<7> Lies.
<12> it's true
<7> They have Internet access in AK?
<4> heh
<4> a bird carries my data
<4> i need coffee
<4> just so you know, %F is equivalent to "%Y-%m-%d''
<14> lo all
<4> hey toad
<12> ...
<14> hey man
<12> in what?
<12> apache logs?
<12> hi T0aD
<12> damn franchie
<4> no, in strftime
<12> ah
<12> word
<4> i just put in 'evil dead'
<12> heh
<14> www.****france.com
<4> man
<4> i need a ban script for nick##
<15> I'm interested in hiring a C Programmer with 4 years experience with Linux to work from home.
<14> knox: you should paste an url to your complete offer
<5> feh, and spam less.
<5> wtf does programming in c have to do with apache?
<14> calm down man ;)
<16> cgi, of course!
<12> mod_yourmom
<17> hello. how can i configure apache 2 to listen to htaccess for veryone except connections from localhost ? i want localhost to have full unlimited access
<4> maybe add an allow from 127.0.0.1 in the ht files
<4> and probably a 'satisfy' directive..
<4> werrss.
<17> hmmm..
<12> hrm
<17> will give it a try
<12> I wonder how much effect fog has on a bullets trajectory
<17> moment
<17> i think depends on a distance
<12> well I'm sure 50ft wouldn't make much of a difference
<12> I'm thinking to the 800 to 1000 yard range
<12> which is currently about the max visibility
<6> That is not dead which can eternal lie, And with strange aeons even death may die.
<17> hmm
<17> "allow not allowed here"
<4> at any distance it will have an effect
<12> yeah, but how much?
<12> quantifiable?
<12> will I loose one MOA in thick fog?
<18> howdy folks
<17> hmmm
<4> yes
<4> i would bet so
<17> this is my htacces:
<17> AuthUserFile "/p***wd/p***wd"
<17> AuthName phpABC
<17> AuthType Basic
<17> require valid-user
<17> Allow from localhost
<17> Satisfy Any
<17> sorry....
<18> dravine: it shouldn't be a whole MOA.
<17> i`m getting "allow not allowed here"
<12> well, I'd guess it would be cumulative
<18> dravine: let's just say that in fog thick enough to cause 1 MOA loss, you wouldn't be able to see far enough for it to make a difference.
<12> I bet hollow points would not be affected nearly as much as a ballistic tipped round
<12> Archeron, depends on distance
<4> For example a sniper knows that in foggy conditions he needs to add .1 mil to his mil readings
<18> well... 1 MOA is approx. 1 inch at 100 yds.
<12> yeah
<12> but the fog will affect the round at all points of it's travel path
<18> I imagine the increased air density would slightly alter the balistics.
<12> you'll have velocity loss, drag of fog, over the distance traveled
<18> but like I say... if the fog's that thick, how far can you really see anyway?
<12> seems like the the more velocity lossed, the more the fog would affect the round
<12> er lost
<12> hah
<18> unless you are using thermal I guess :)
<12> word
Return to
#apache
or
Go to some related
logs:
#linux
#linuxhelp
#linux
#AllNiteCafe
#php
ww.vonage
#AllNiteCafe
RGB to HMMD c++
aim higher counterstrike cl_bob
#linux
|
|