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<0> Nanuq, ... Fahrenheit!
<1> buahaha
<1> Kelvin!
<0> sorry, range error
<1> okay, 9K
<2> Nanuq: oh spare the negative sign.
<1> isn't that at par with liquid helium?
<0> somewhat warmer
<1> hydrogen?
<0> (I think)
<3> tsokolat: hahah, the "one digit" had me confused. one scale is what you ment i think
<4> snake vs. car engine:
<4> http://www.snopes.com/photos/animals/carsnake.asp
<0> dogbert2, is your Alzheimer's kicking in? you've sent us all those before...
<4> yeah, but they are fun to look at :)
<0> you know, I seem to recall reading that they haven't managed to make hydrogen solidify, despite low temperatures and high pressures
<1> Liandrin: 5.2K for He4, 3.3K for He3
<0> instead they found things like superfluidity
<1> wow, pretty
<1> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Liquid_Oxygen.gif
<2> time to bed.. goodnight all
<1> "Oxygen is an oxidiser."
<1> well duh
<5> Some people need things pointed out to them
<5> and the cat just took posession of my right arm
<4> how did the cat do that?
<5> By resting it's head over it.
<4> sheesh
<0> Nanuq, that must be a challenging subject to photograph
<1> http://flickr.com/groups/pstennis/discuss/167352/
<1> sweet
<1> % ls -l openvpn
<1> -rwxr-xr-x 1 eric wheel 1058928 Aug 2 01:06 openvpn
<1> static ssl and liblzo2
<1> just depends on libc
<3> and $ARCH
<0> okay, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snakes_on_a_plane
<0> I would delete it as patent nonsense or send it to BJAODN, but it's actually a real movie.
<0> *sob*
<1> whitecap: NetBSD 2.1/x86
<1> whitecap: well, NetBSD 2.1/i586
<0> man, HC should've charged royalties for that one. ;)
<1> whitecap: used gcc 3.4.6 for the whole thing, including openssl and liblzo2, built with -Os -march=i586
<1> whitecap: so, it's tight
<3> Nanuq: i use -Os if it's nfs root
<6> Hey guys...
<6> lately my comp and surrounding electronics have been getting pretty warm ... anyone know of any primitive air conditioning units etc. i can build to cool off the surrounding area ?
<5> Mikehoo: Yup, it's called a window
<1> haha
<1> Pizbit: and he thought he were rid of Windows
<6> Lol
<5> Nanuq: Well he thought wrong!
<6> Man .. i cant even sleep in my room its so hot with this shiat
<5> Mikehoo: You need a window
<5> ...that opens:P
<6> Its a heat wave outside 2
<6> im doomed
<0> man, where's a Romulan when you need one
<5> Then nothing primitive will work
<6> http://www.eng.uwaterloo.ca/~gmilburn/ac/geoff_ac.html I'm thinking of building this ... you think its safe to wrap the tubing around the PC case ?
<5> Mikehoo: It's *really* expensive to cool air down
<6> If I add cooling to my PC it will still need to output the hot stuff right ? which would be into my room ?
<5> Yep
<5> You need to get the heat out of the room, it's no good to just take it off the PC
<1> Mikehoo: maybe consider a computer that doesn't dim the lights when you run it?
<5> Also the PC will cooler more efficiently when the air is a cooler temperature
<1> see, each of my systems puts out less heat than I do. I consider this a good thing.
<6> Portable ACs are expensive
<6> Im gonna try the one from the link
<5> Mikehoo: The problem with portable AC is that most people stick the exhaust in the ceiling space
<5> And guess what? The heat just flows down again
<6> lol
<6> I guess ill just be using my computer less until it gets cooler outside
<5> Mikehoo: LCD or CRT?
<6> I should open my bar fridge into my PC
<6> hahah
<6> LCD actually
<5> Nope, that's ****ing stupid
<5> All the fridge will do with that is make it hotter
<5> And run up your electricity bill
<6> Is it possible ... i bought a PS 450W
<7> does anyone know a software that burns dvds on linux also windows ( same software ) , and it has the source coude free for downloand ?
<6> I think it may be the cause of all the heat
<8> nah
<8> the power supply won't dissipate that much power unless your system is draining that much power.
<6> if I unplugged my peripherals would that cause it to draw less power therefore less heat gen ?
<8> besides, the PSU itself doesn't dissipate more than about 30-40W by itself.
<8> depends on what peripherals you're talking about.
<5> Mikehoo: Not really, do they generate heat?
<8> If you're talking about CDROMs or something, probably not
<6> No not themselves ... but wouldnt it cause the comp itself to draw more power
<5> Mikehoo: The problem with using a fridge is the same as using the fan, you're just moving the heat around and even creating some along the way
<6> Webcams, printers etc
<8> hard disks, though, yes. since they're moving parts they generate a lot more heat.
<5> Mikehoo: It'd only help if they generate heat, else there's no appreciable difference
<8> inkjets don't generate a whole lot... but laser printers do
<8> and even then, most personal laser printers use fusers with a low duty cycle
<8> so they only generate heat when they're printing
<8> webcams? heh, you're lucky if those dissipate 5W
<6> lol
<6> I donno something is fishy ... im on an Athalon 2800 + not overclocked .. nothing ... im gonna open up my case and see if something is up
<8> what temperature does your CPU sit at?
<6> not a clue
<8> i have a 3000+ and my CPU sits at around 105 deg. F, ch***is at around 78-80 deg. F
<6> im gonna check that out
<6> thanks bhab
<8> welcome.
<8> your system should be strikingly similar.
<8> i've also got a fairly normal all-aluminum case.
<8> it does, however, have remarkable airflow.
<6> Maybe I'll switch over my case ... or cut out a space for a side fan
<8> mine has two low-noise in the front, one in the rear, and one on top, actually
<8> it's surprisingly quiet for the number of fans installed
<6> The noise on my PS is insaaane
<6> any recommendations for a decent cheap quiet one ?
<6> I bought an Orion before this one and it self destructed in a week lol
<8> scary. heh, no... this is the PSU that came with the case.
<8> ok, i think i'm gonna watch some tv before i hit the sack.
<8> 'nite.
<6> Thanks a bunch
<9> Hello, the IEEE 802.1x protocol (Aegis V3.0.0.5 ) is that always required for a WiFi card ?
<10> I've got an old linux box running in front of me, gdm is showing, but I have no keyboard. dhcp has run. I have synergy on my laptop to share its keyboard, but I need to start X remotely. Is this possible?
<5> 'yes'
<9> hey
<11> i have a problem...i`m new in linux (now i`ve installed the first time in my life and see it the first time in my life) :) can somebody tell me pls how to set up my network ? because i have a PPPoE network...which uses a login name and p***word to connect... :(
<11> i have mandrake
<10> well ive killed gdm through ssh, but when i try to startx i'm told that perhaps i dont have console ownership. anybody know how?
<12> *yaaaaawn*
<12> Morning geeks
<1> hmph
<13> *yaaaaaaaaaawn*
<1> JJ
<13> morning mofos
<1> trying to figure out what's up here
<13> heh
<1> can't ping the other end of my tunnel
<12> The sky!
<1> it's not ipfilter
<13> hmm... no idea
<13> except that I need to get to work
<1> I am receiving the pings over the tunnel, they're just not being returned
<13> bbi 30m
<13> odd
<1> ironically it worked better behind nat!
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