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<0> my RSS feed doesn't p*** validation :P
<0> and Im too lazy to fix it right now
<0> heh
<1> Bahaha
<2> jostein: I'm just consuming it ;)
<0> that was a very lagged HH-kick :P
<2> Jostein: although I have plans on providing feeds later on
<0> you have a site?
<2> not yet
<0> wlfshmn: then I bet the feeds will be mighty intersting :P
<2> not anything for which RSS makes sense anyway
<0> only thing that ****s about making a website, is that you have to make sure IE doesnt choke on the CSS
<0> but Im pretty sure I covered that well enough last night
<2> Jostein: I have a good friend who works as a clued webdesigner. I'll try ****ering him into fixing my CSS once I get there
<0> heh
<0> Weren't you the one with a load of evil links/hacks for IE & CSS?
<2> Jostein: for now I just spit out something that roughly resembles xhtml 1.0 transitional with cl*** tags, but apply no css
<0> heh
<2> no, I've never dealt with CSS
<0> "roughly resembles xhtml 1.0 transitional"
<0> thats a pretty vague statement :P
<2> Jostein: I'm not in full controll of my html rendering, and i've found a few cases where the renderer produces invalid xhtml
<0> oh
<0> I use ASP.NET for my site, but I override anything that makes me lose control
<2> Jostein: it's xml-formed and all, but doesnt' comply with the html portion of the ruleset at all times
<0> I see
<2> Jostein: debugging that renderer is on my todo-list as well
<0> hehehe
<2> Jostein: but it's low-priority since it's a 3rd party product and someone else might well fix it before I get that far
<0> true
<3> any one know installing sagem fast800 driver for slax
<0> slax as in slackware?
<3> yes
<0> go google it
<3> if i have found samething in google i don't came here
<3> right
<1> What's all this whining I can hear?
<0> well. you chose slackwhere. you chose the hard way.
<0> cant say I feel any pity
<3> ow
<3> u don't know an #channel for slax
<4> Try #slax
<3> lol
<1> Googleman: I saw many links in Google for "slax sagem fast 800"
<3> i have tryed all
<1> Googleman: I would also presume that the driver documentation contains all the necessary information.
<3> my problem that slax can detect my sagem but he caan't get syncrounized
<5> hi
<1> Googleman: If that sagem modem's anything like my speedtouch USB, then it won't be difficult to get up and running. The fact, as someone pointed out earlier, that you're using ****Ware will probably make life much more difficult for you.
<3> k
<3> :)
<1> Googleman: http://www.slax.org/modules.php?category=network&id=1298&name=Neostrada+for+Sagem+F%40st+800 *shrug*
<1> "The module should be useful for Polish Neostrada users having Sagem F@st 800 modem. It contains firmware and a bash script (/root/borneo) which makes it easy to setup the connection and/or make a new SLAX module with firmware, the script and the user data.
<1> "
<1> Found using, funilly enough, google.
<5> lol
<3> :D
<3> thx tron
<6> Good morning.
<7> re
<8> OldMonk: re
<7> re whitecap
<9> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4cSRpu7bI04&feature=Favorites&page=1&t=t&f=b
<9> http://youtube.com/watch?v=C8rjr4jmWd0
<9> watch these two
<7> tavi-san: why?
<9> sfw extremely funny
<9> yo uwill see, i fell off my chair :)
<9> OldMonk: hah, good one
<9> just watch them, at least the first one
<9> and put the headsets on ;)
<7> waste of good bandwidth
<10> The internet is not a dump truck!
<11> HAHAH
<1> reality: You're right! Y'see, the intarweb is all these little tubes, and if one tube gets..... :P
<7> who's this? i thought the new version was jlgaddis?
<4> Yeah, but he got arrested again ;)
<1> heh
<2> Coma: you are kidding, right?
<7> now he'll get arrested for financial hoopla to the tune of millions -- he's a suit now
<12> i am the evil twin
<4> wlfshmn: Am I ever? :P
<13> any perl monk here?
<13> need help on recursion
<14> Is g++ the language you code in when using C++?
<13> here's the code http://sial.org/pbot/18743
<4> ShawnRisk: No, g++ is the compiler
<13> problem is i can't get back to the parent (or something like that)
<14> that is what I meant :P
<7> jed: what's "\\" ?
<13> OldMonk, heh im using perl in win32
<7> bah
<13> OldMonk, can also be "/"
<13> in cygwin :)
<13> aw cmon
<7> it's not linux, is it?
<13> it is
<15> :)
<13> im gonna use it for both boxens
<13> i'm just trying it out in cygwin and in dos cmd
<14> are there good C++ for Unix tutorials or guides out there?
<7> ShawnRisk: thinking in C++ is the best
<14> :P
<4> jed: Use the lazy way out, use File::Find
<13> Coma, can't
<14> OldMonk: What is the best language to use then?
<16> jed: try #perl. And cygwin isn't Linux
<16> ShawnRisk: that makes no sense what so ever. There is none ofcourse.
<13> Lion-O, im at work, no linux here yet so my best bet is cygwin
<16> jed: good for you. But it is offtopic here. Get the hint?
<14> As in best, I mean the best in his mind, I didn't mean the best overall.. I know there is no the best of the best
<13> Lion-O, yea i get it, just maybe the off chance that someone might help
<16> ShawnRisk: how do you suppose he can say when he doesn't even know the task at hand?
<13> thanks anyway
<16> jed: not in here
<14> ok
<7> help? HERE!??!?
<14> the task as hand is making an IM Program
<7> ShawnRisk: you wanted a good tutorial on C++, you got it. what's the deal with selecting languages now?
<14> :P
<16> ShawnRisk: how about... chosing the language you're familiar with?
<14> ok, I am just going around in circles
<14> C++ will do
<7> you're an idiot
<7> i have spoken.
<14> I already knew that
<16> YIKES!
<7> infinite horniness i think is the term you're looking for
<1> Bugrit!
<1> Hmm. Seems to be the Magic dogbert2 incantation.
<7> haahaa!
<7> dogbert2
<17> hehehe...did someone say 'porterhouse steak'?
<1> 14:33 <@Tron> Bugrit!
<1> 14:34 -!- dogbert2 [dogbert2@64.89.229.11] has joined #linux
<18> Tron: Anywords that summon THAT foul beast should be stricken from the language.
<17> that's not a summons for me :)
<1> dogbert2: Worked though ;)
<17> sheesh
<1> Hmm. Leased line installed, presented as X.21. ANyone know of a decent Linux-compatible PCI card for such a thing?
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