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<0> take it easy jill_s
<1> see you folks tomorrow ;)
<2> It's 23:00 :/
<3> 1500 here
<4> you non EST people are a scary lot
<4> now soon my friend will be off work
<4> and we can get our pwn on
<5> well, LA was pretty cool
<5> the mountain view was a nice touch
<2> Do you mean Australian EST or American EST? :P
<4> there's only one EST
<4> the EST of pwn
<4> rdragon, how did you convince your parole officer to let you out of state?
<5> lol
<4> did you offer him fellatio?



<5> no :/
<4> liar!
<6> hooray it works. thanks
<4> damn milky way commercials, now i want candy
<4> damn anti-pot commercials, now i want pot
<0> i'm in for a night full of candy, pot, beer, and fishing :)
<0> well maybe not pot.. but i wanted to rub it in
<7> i'm planning to buy a c++ reference book but i'm confuse which one i would get. The C++ Stadandard Library (Jutis) or The Complete Reference C++(Herbert Schildt)
<2> NEVER get any book from Schildt.
<2> Josuttis' book covers the standard library, not the language.
<7> _m_: radio, i'll get that book
<4> http://www.rudbek.com/books.html
<3> forget Schildt
<3> javaq_ why do you think you want a reference book, btw?
<8> Schildt sux
<9> evening
<7> a friend of mind said that Schildt is a Co-Founder of C++ so i must get his book
<4> sounds like you need new friends
<2> definitely
<2> peterhu: I removed some of your bans that looked like spambot bans.
<4> okie dokie
<3> javaq_ I've never heard that before, but I've met a lot of people who can't understand what Schildt writes
<4> hah
<3> and if you're insisting on a book written by a co-founder, at least I can recommend Bjarne's book
<3> though it's not near the top of my list as I don't believe it "teaches" as well as some others
<4> http://www.herbschildt.com/abouths.htm
<4> haha
<4> he also looks like ron jeremy
<4> herb sutter's probably a much better author, and he's on the committee too (he chairs it)
<3> I prefer Meyers writing style to Schildts any day
<4> plus, meyers is ***ier
<4> in a haircut from the 70s sort of way
<3> looks like my hair did (in the 70s)
<3> gotta run. parent teacher stuff
<4> latah
<10> bf2
<11> how should i study for my c++ exam ?
<11> ;p
<11> we stopped at template<T>
<10> Practice
<10> Write everything you studied into a program and get it to compile and work
<10> Then do it again
<10> From memory
<10> Rinse, repeat, until it's ingrained in your psyche.
<10> That's how to study it correctly.
<11> got 24hr to do it, enough ?
<10> Shrug
<10> It's the only way to do it, and you won't know how much or how little you know until you do
<10> So just get to it.
<10> Write up a list of every topic the cl*** covered or used
<10> Without referring to a book, code up each and every one
<10> Make a checkmark next to a topic when you code it up from scratch and it compiles and works correctly, all without referring to your book or other code or someone else or whatever
<10> Whenever any topic gets two or three checkmarks, double check that you're practicing every aspect of it
<10> If so, you can safely say you're okay with that
<11> thx :)
<10> This is just how you study everything.
<10> Test yourself before someone else gets a chance.
<10> And don't stop until you're acing your self-test.
<10> It's the only way to be sure.
<10> Good luck.



<9> does anyone know where the option to comment on an article is on theregister? I cant find the damn thing
<10> What article
<9> http://www.theregister.com/2006/03/09/mac_hacking_challenge/
<7> windows is really a pian
<7> pain*
<7> ey guys why my windows xp can't see my other computers in the network?
<10> Guess you can't, nnp
<9> is your firewall off or set to allow connections from the other ip addresses?
<10> Dunno, java, maybe someone in #computer knows
<9> hmm, oh well
<12> how can I determine when the system is idle in Linux ?
<13> http://msnbc.msn.com/id/11640233/
<14> nnp usually I have trouble getting windows machines to STOP being so visible on the network :P
<9> ha, i find turning them off works a treat ;)
<15> startkeylogger
<5> odd kick message
<7> i want to convert a DVD movie to Xvid or mpeg
<16> rdragon google startkeylogger
<7> what software i'm gonna use?
<16> it's a bug with netgear routers
<16> when someone types that in IRC, netgear routers cause people to quit with that kick msg
<9> actually its with symatec norton antivirus
<9> thats DCC send "0 0 0"
<16> nnp I read that it wasn't norton
<5> weird
<16> but in fact it was netgear
<16> people were wrong with thinging it was norton
<9> oh, really
<16> or so says the articles I read :P|
<17> I have a netgear router...
<16> Twister _some_ netgear routers
<16> anyway, jus google it :P
<17> heh
<9> either way, its damn lame and old ;)
<16> yep
<4> DCC send is the router exploit
<4> startkeylogger is norton
<17> Where can I find a DLL template project for VC++2005 Express?
<2> [m]aniac: netgear kicks on DCC, NAV on keylogger.
<2> You seemed to be a victim of the former.
<18> NAV?
<18> oh
<18> norton
<16> _m_ I was never a victim of anything :P I was just stating what I read heh
<13> yes you were, loser.
<13> we both got booted the other day
<16> :(
<13> when someone did that dcc thing in channel.
<9> hehe
<16> really?
<13> yeah
<16> nice!
<16> I didn't know I got hit with anything hehe
<14> the netgear router thing is separate
<14> it happens when somebody sends a packet to 0.0.0.0 at port 0
<14> the symantec thing is a feature in the product according to symantec
<14> just noticed _m_ clarified already, oops
<14> I think it's time to go home, I'm way tired and not paying attention
<9> night
<13> http://www.comics.com/creators/wizardofid/archive/wizardofid-20060303.html
<7> what's a pointer?
<19> Anyone here ever used boost::serialization ?
<13> http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=GOOG
<13> down it goes.
<7> what's a pointer?
<19> I understand from the docs that it can serialize std::set<> as is (or any STL container), but I can the stupid compiler error that std::set<> doesn't have the member function serialize().
<20> Run, iirc you have to include some header for set serialization
<21> hey any of you have weirdness with winsock32 sockets getting connection reset by peer for no discernible reason?
<19> YUY0x7: Thanks
<20> np, found it?
<19> yes
<20> cool
<19> It demands that I add a default constructor to the cl*** that I want to serialize however, bad bad.
<19> The docs say it would be non-intrusive :/


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