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<0> In the orient the ideologies and cultural values remain static, although people may not practice at some point in time.
<0> Well relatively speaking
<1> So what?
<0> Well, so the uncertainty
<0> About what the future generation will be like
<1> Who cares?
<1> Anyway, lunch time.
<0> <1> I can't wait until the current crop of public school graduates runs the world.
<2> individualism is racism? collectivism is good? ****ing commies
<3> can a Unix compiled *.exe file be run on WinXP machine?
<4> Er, if you compiled it on Unix for the WinXP platform
<4> Then I imagine so o.o
<3> what do you think? (...)
<3> can a Unix compiled *.exe file be run on WinXP machine?
<5> you mean using wine?
<6> gcc can be made to cross compile for a windows target
<6> the host and target platforms do not need to be equal
<5> i am not sure that's what he was asking
<6> i think he wants to know if you can use gcc on linux to compile code whose output (executible) will be run on a windows system
<4> Thought I answered =/
<4> lol
<2> you did
<2> esselfe doesn't understand
<7> I'll be damned... seems sourceforge is executing things under my control as root...
<7> lol
<1> Run: Maybe it's a ruse to see if you'll attempt an exploit.
<1> Run: Actually, seriously, you know about fakeroot, right?
<7> Hmm, I did run 'whoami' before it starts perl, and it prints my own user name.
<7> Yet, the perl script creates directories owned by root.
<7> How can I execute unix commands from a perl script?
<1> system(), or somesuch, isn't it?
<1> But anyway, fakeroot creates a fake root environment. It's useful for certain benign operations.
<4> May need to import a library for that..
<1> Might be that, or something similar.
<1> But who knows.
<4> Like exec(), system() allows you to lie to a program about its name if you use the ``system PROGRAM LIST'' syntax
<4> system() yeah
<4> o.O
<7> Well, what I get, when trying to commit something to CVS is:
<7> Temporary directory /cvsroot/libcwd/CVSROOT/tmp/.#cvs.2923 not owned by 20156 (owned by 0) at /cvsroot/libcwd/CVSROOT/log_accum line 116.
<7> I have been able to execute arbitrary commands on the CVS server since forever - so, I checked what this was - and it is indeed owned by root:
<7> drwxrws--- 2 root libcwd 4096 May 22 17:08 .#cvs.2923
<7> Now this directory is CREATED by me, in some perl script I run.
<7> So, either that script is running as root, or something weird is going on.
<4> Or both
<4> lol
<8> Why not just check from the script?
<7> I don't know perl :/
<7> How can I execute arbitrary shell commands from a perl script? Ie... whoami :)
<4> system("whoami") I'd imagine
<4> Don't quote me on that
<4> lol
<8> Just use getuid
<4> Know I have one around here somewhere
<4> Hah yeah
<4> system("whoami") does work
<7> MrAshe: give me the full line man - "just use" doesn't help me.
<7> ok, I'll try that.
<8> use POSIX; use POSIX qw(getuid); printf "%d", POSIX::getuid();
<4> system("whoami") looks nicer :/
<4> lol
<9> need help, http://www.noidea128.org/sourcefiles/16288~
<10> If Jack Bauer had been around in the eighties, the movie Under Siege would have been over in 11 minutes
<7> It prints libcw (my username)
<7> I'll just remove the owner test from that script :/
<8> The getuid, or the system?
<8> There's also geteuid
<1> Sepheus: whoami oututs "root" inside a fakeroot shell.
<4> jbatista, nice to know
<1> "outputs", rather.
<4> Can't really be bothered with mashed up unix stuff at 1am
<4> lol
<4> He asked for how to do "whoami" and I told him how =D
<8> fakeroot is lame anyway
<1> Maybe, but that isn't the point.
<4> Works for me.
<11> i think JBlitzen has homoerotic fantasies about jack bauer
<12> Don't we all?
<12> He's so dreamy.
<7> Jack Bauer is hot
<12> A true American hero.
<11> all he does is yell
<11> that's it
<10> All men do
<12> Don't forget the *** kicking. He kicks ***es.
<11> dude
<11> someone order me some chinese
<11> i'm tired
<10> Great season of 24
<11> heh
<11> only you would think that
<11> it's getting dumber and more ridiculous each episode
<11> NOW THE PRESIDENT IS A TRAITOR!
<11> AND JACK YELLS MORE
<11> TUNE IN NEXT TIME!
<10> NOW!
<10> Actually, he doesn't yell much
<11> sure sure
<11> has anyone ever been to a DMV?
<11> why do people believe there are government agencies that can interface with any system, break any encryption in seconds, and pull up any schematic for any possible thing ever made by man?
<11> i mean seriously
<11> our government is completely inept
<11> anyone that's ever done a contract for them knows that
<1> Maybe they've just allocated all of the smartest people to the most secretest branches.
<10> That's what makes it a good show, it's actually admirable
<1> Which is why NASA's stuff keeps blowing up.
<10> Heh
<11> idjit
<11> buy me chinese
<10> **** it up and make a sandwich, you male genital therapist
<1> ... "China is here, Mr. Burton".
<4> "Stocks have reached what looks like a permanently high plateau." -- Irving Fisher, Professor of Economics, Yale University, 1929.
<4> Bahaha XD
<13> i am tryng to convert a char to int , "like type II and it returns me 2"...but it always return 0. What can be the problem ?
<10> Nice, jb2
<8> Guess you did it wrong, PabloBH
<1> PabloBH: Are you trying to convert roman numerals to decimal?
<8> Looks like it
<13> yeah
<13> jbatista: where are u from
<13> just by curiosity
<1> PabloBH: You mean right now? Indiana.
<14> *smirk* @ roman numeral to decimal conversion
<13> yeah...i am tryng to convert roman numeral to decimal numeral.
<13> i have a program that converts a decimal into roman...should i use the results from him , on my program ?
<8> Well, your question was dumb
<11> MR DONG, WHERE IS MY CHINESE MEAL?
<8> "what can be the problem"
<8> It could be that your function is int func() { return 0; }
<8> That'd be a problem
<8> Actually, I just guessed, it is your problem
<13> no...its everything in the main function (i like to put things separatedly into functions l8r)
<1> azr|el: To "int", I guess is more specific.
<13> the problem may be that the int is only an int...isn't an array.
<1> PabloBH: Hard to say, since we don't know what you're doing.
<10> Khan wants a visit from Won Hung Lo
<1> azr|el: Wait a second, he didn't specify the type, just that he expected "2", so that isn't necessarily wrong.
<11> no
<11> i want cream of sum yung guy
<11> long duck dong!
<13> i will post the code.
<1> I was going to say it, but I'm at work.
<14> jbatista, I can smirk at using old number systems without implying "wrong"
<4> Hung Lo's special cream dip
<13> http://www.noidea128.org/sourcefiles/16291.html but the code has nothing...
<13> pratically nothing
<13> just me tryng to convert...
<11> time to order some food
<10> [19:55] <11> i want cream of sum yung guy
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