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<0> thats weird
<1> under a tree
<2> um
<2> wtf
<1> trying to be hidden
<0> hmm maybe is was stolen and someone left it there
<1> Note: I was broken into yesterday, so I didn't hesitate in calling the cops again today
<3> nooo! come back! T_T
<0> it*
<2> Anything get taken?
<1> watch and coin
<1> the theives around here arn't smart enough to see the valuable computer components laying all over the table
<0> lucky for u
<3> hi yo~
<0> thieves over here would take ur underwear and u wouldnt even know it!
<4> yup
<4> any chance
<1> They keep messing with my washing machine... that's the most disturbing thing
<1> whoot... I just finished writing a dod wipe...
<1> while [ 1 ]; do dd if=/dev/urandom of=/dev/hda1; done
<5> Won't the exploding hurt?
<4> only if it involves electrocution
<4> that **** messes with you
<4> they found a hole in my heart the time i got electrocuted
<4> now im ****ed
<4> like a life sized ticking time bomb
<4> just waiting for the chest pain
<4> ands when i say the cheest pain - I MEAN THE - cause i get chest pains all the time
<6> anyone having problems with gentoo (kernel 2.6.15) and vmware? i just installed it and went to run vmware-config.pl and it fails saying that "ERROR: "vmware" has not yet been started. Unable to stop services for VMware Workstation"
<7> A hole in your heart?
<7> Stick a little **** in it.
<7> Freman: Won't that run forever?
<1> tisn't like it matter if you ctrl+c the data (c:
<1> Here's a better version
<1> for i in `seq 1 5`; do echo "Beginning Wipe ${i}"; dd if=/dev/urandom of=/dev/hda; done; echo "Zeroing for the sake of it"; dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/hda
<7> You should use /dev/random for true randomness =>
<7> Though the best way is to use a sledge hammer =}
<2> yep
<7> I was under the impression that's how DoD destroys data =)
<7> You know, they should really just make "chocolate" synonymous with "dark chocolate"... it's really the only good kind.
<1> /dev/random would be slower... and as we don't care if the data is not 100% random, just enough to bitflip enough bits then urandom shuold do fine...
<7> Yeah, /dev/random is certainly slower.
<1> 5 p***es over 80 gb... there should be more then enough randomness in urandom (c:
<1> could always alternate between the two..
<1> one p*** of random, two p***es of urandom, one more p*** of random, two more p***es of urandom....then zero the drive
<1> that way if they found anything that looked like a pattern, it would only lead to the random before it
<3> What's it going to take to get you into this car?
<3> Viza ._.
<5> [Ribs] CAPSLOCK IS AUTOPILOT FOR COOL
<5> Hi yo~
<8> Gurkan: hi babes
<2> sup bday boy
<2> you get any head yet?
<3> wilkommen y0py_aw
<9> oh ffs, who's lovin' bots so much ?
<8> pinkerton: erm... I'm single ?
<10> no excuse!
<8> I think it is
<8> lenox: unless you're offering :>
<3> this reminds me of my wedding night
<10> haha
<3> Ah yes... uh... ! and how is the happiness probe in your brain doing today, FILTHY HUMAN?
<10> **** you, Psych
<10> i showered this morning
<3> GENTLEMEN! BEHOLD!
<7> I didn't shower this morning.
<7> I haven't showered since saturday =0
<3> Da_QuiK ._.
<10> i didn't shave
<3> hay traumahound
<11> hay is for horses.
<11> heh.
<3> hi there Xse
<11> wish these damn limit rules would work. :\
<11> but i am not about to type newrole -r sysadm_r while drunk.
<2> Is there any way to get an mp3 files bitrate from the command line?
<2> file blah.mp3 doesn't give me that info
<10> mpg123?
<12> cat /tmp/xmms-info with xmms infopipe and xmms gives it to you.. :P
<2> well Gidzz0r this is a headless box with no X and i'm remote right now:)
<10> mpg123 will tell you
<10> also mp3blast i think it's called
<10> maybe mp3blaster
<10> there's tons of ncurses programs for mp3 playing
<12> well if you manage to get xmms running anyway it will work.. :>
<12> mp3blaster doesnt like alsa too much.. :<
<2> yeah i just want the bitrate
<12> mp32ogg or ogg2mp3 maybe can do it if mpg123 cant?
<12> but i dont know..
<10> mpg123 plays them so it must be able to report the bitrate
<10> i would hope
<12> thats true..
<7> Bitches.
<10> ladies....lovely ladies
<2> yes
<2> gonan try mp3info
<10> h
<10> err ah
<2> yeah that worked
<11> mp3info worked?
<3> BOOM
<2> jah
<2> works good
<5> I like them =]
<2> Actually it gives some good output.
<3> wilkommen Werew0|f
<2> I've been tinkering with the idea of creating so webbased query for my library
<2> I always want to check it out when not at home.
<5> Mount them so you can alter their thrust. narf
<2> dood
<2> you ****ing bots shut the **** up
<13> hello
<10> having 2 bmotion bots in here is crazy unless they link them up, like they are supposed to be
<2> yeah
<2> Autie: talk to sjk
<2> kthx
<7> *SCREAMS*
<7> **** YOU JAPANESE PEOPLE.
<4> ching ching chung
<7> gregthekeg: No.
<7> chingchingchung.
<7> Except faster.
<7> My homework is to listen to these conversations between two people.
<7> Except they talk like ****ing chipmonks.
<4> why japanese?
<4> dieing language
<7> Because it's japanese cl***.
<4> japanese people will all speak, read and write chinese mandarin in 20 years...........................
<7> No, in 20 years, most of the japanese vocabulary will be japanified american english.
<6> how do yuou set your mouse speed in xorg.conf?
<6> i dont see nothing in xorg.xonf.sample
<7> Many english words are now more common in speech than some of the traditional japanese words.
<2> mouse speed
<2> are you using a serial mouse?
<2> lol
<6> ps/2
<2> then there is not "speed"
<6> its to fast on Xorg
<2> oooh
<2> i gotcha
<2> point speed
<6> found it
<6> # Mouse-speed setting for PS/2 mouse.
<6> # Option "Resolution" "256"
<2> i thought you were talking of the speed of the port
<6> pinkerton: i am
<6> well no wait
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