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<0> hell, i want him to come back.
<1> he's kind of entertaining.
<0> did you see the ****ing idiot romulan this morning?
<2> so have siglite invite him
<2> but keep him banned :)
<2> then we can tease him
<3> bwhahahaha
<0> the one who was told "man ps" and came back to call us morons for not knowing it was "ps aux, not man ps"
<4> I'm using rpm to force install it into ubuntu. I know it sounds bad, but I could write an how to
<5> D-side: heh
<4> D-side: what a dumb ***
<0> it was hilarious.
<0> cappicard: wow.
<0> cappicard: why are you ****ing this box over like that?
<2> god dammit
<6> cappicard: the installation program does a LOT of things in the background though...such as setting up tomcat, user access, admin rights, domain setup, etc...how are you going to pull that off just by installing RPMs?
<2> i hate it when people sit outside and just honk their god damned horns
<7> docfu: RPG?
<2> i got a knife
<8> docfu, pisses me off, too. just get out of the ****ing car, walk up to the ****ing door and ****ing knock.
<7> docfu: stabbing people is as effective :)
<6> throw rocks at their car
<2> oh wait n/m
<2> its a ****ing train...
<2> sounds almost the same from here :P
<2> well what the hell
<3> bwhahahaha
<2> eh tsokolat
<9> g'evening all
<9> docfu!
<7> evening :)
<9> waznz
<8> tsokolat!
<9> docfu; seen Cheeksy?
<9> hiya Ka-bar
<2> yeah she's been around, she's in siberia now
<2> <lies, all lies>
<2> tsokokat: cheeksy dun like me no more!
<1> uh
<9> docfu: when are you leaving for Japan?
<1> what's a good ole boy problem?
<2> tsokolat next week
<7> why are users morons?
<2> siglite dumb drunken hick problems
<1> dumb drunken hicks really piss me off.
<10> siglite: Boss Hog and not enough vittles?
<2> is steeped?
<1> they're everywhere.
<7> I ask 'are the permissions on db working now? - please tell me if they're not: they wait 4 days to get back ... but give me no more information than 'it doesn't work'. *sigh*
<2> what's steeped mean?\
<1> uh, innundated
<2> ahh
<1> fully submerged in
<1> that kind of thing.
<2> siglite yeah i lived up north
<2> i once had a guy sit next to me at a bar and stare right into my perty blue eyes
<2> ****er would've kicked my *** had the bouncers not gotten to him first :P
<1> why would he have kicked your ***?
<2> um
<2> cause i weight like 150 and fight like a girl, and he was like big ole farm boy
<1> heh, he's a dip**** then.
<1> I used to be a thug. I fought all the damned time.
<1> and the big guy never scared me.
<2> oh he didn't scare me
<1> the little skinny guy who's never been in a fight, he scared me.
<2> just the lawsuit for skull****ing him did :)
<1> the big tough guy will kick your ***.
<1> the little skinny guy will ****ing kill you. He's scared ****less. Fighting for his life.
<2> hehehe
<0> lets see how long i can do without win32codecs in mplayer.
<11> a very long time
<11> bigger question is, how long can you handle alsa being broken in mplayer (64bit)... and if not all 64bit, then at least my driver/card
<11> I wonder if the winelib is the only thing stopping mplayer from using win64codecs
<0> and the answer is, 3 seconds.
<0> there goes that idea
<11> libavcodec can pretty much handle all formats, cept windows media 9, which is basically only found in porn
<0> safemode: i'm ust using the onboard 8x0 audio
<0> but i've got libavcodec in here and its not playing back a damn thing
<11> so with the alsa -ao you're not seeing a roughly .25 second audio delay in movies ?
<11> you compiled your own libavcodec?
<11> and updated the codecs file in your userdir?
<0> hell i just installed the thing, i've put no further thought/effort into it
<0> but i'll take those suggestions
<11> libavcodec is almost 100% 64bit compatible ...and hopefully soon, mplayer's alsa issue is fixed..but having it use oss output works for now (running on aoss)
<11> even the xvid source is 64bit compatible
<0> ah, very good to know.
<0> however right now, i'm going to bed. thanks. laters.
<12> anyone here ever dismantled ibm thinkpads before?
<3> gnubee, i've never tried it, shouldn't be too hard with the right manual
<12> dogbert2, got the HMM from ibm and the instructions are quite good
<13> I just use 32bit mplayer, still run across plenty of videos that need a win32codec
<12> this would be my first time to play with laptops though
<14> hello, i need to know how can i make httpd start automaticaly after reboot? thank you
<2> man cron
<2> NEXT1
<2> woops
<5> mikeolsen: you need a startup script in /etc/init.d or something
<5> then symlink it into a runtime
<5> so it'll automagically start up
<14> its already in there the httpd service but no luck
<15> httpd is in /etc/init.d/ or the runlevel directory?
<16> hi all
<3> hey OM
<16> hi dogbert2
<3> whazzup?
<16> just woke up :) oversleeping after ages
<3> well, i'm heading to /dev/bed in about 45 mins :)
<1> lol
<1> potter on mash just called the pentagon "monument to murphy's law"
<3> heh...this 1200-1700mm zoom by Nikon gives me a hard on everytime I see it...only problem is that it costs $10,000+ (used)
<3> siglite, you must be watching the episode where Mulcahy is trying to get a promotion to Captain
<1> yep
<1> I've never heard a more accurate description of the pentagon.
<1> night folks.
<6> cappicard: read neko
<6> just got it 100% done
<17> Hey, Linux uses a starting TTL of 128, yes?
<17> And Windows starts at 64?
<6> 64 bytes from 192.168.2.254: icmp_seq=1 ttl=64 time=1.24 ms
<6> I am gettin 64
<6> unless you are talkin about something TOTALLY different
<18> yup
<18> the ttl is the maximum number of hops that the packet will go through trying to get to the target
<19> hello, will vi save your work if you havent saved before? like if your computer gets knocked unconcious?
<18> xiv: save your work
<17> Maybe it was the other way around...
<18> ethereal? gui weanie :)
<6> lol
<17> Okay, I had it backwards. Windows starts at 128 and Linux at 64.
<18> Okay, I take that back, the output from tcpdump is really ugly with a couple of -vvvv
<17> LLyric: It's easier to dissect with ethereal.
<17> So I have a Windows box at 172.19.220.41 doing SSH scans of my network.
<18> Yeah, ethereal rules, I used it all the time, I'm just being a gui snob. :)
<17> LLyric: Even worse, it was Ethereal/Win32. :P
<19> so it doesnt LLyric ?
<18> jgaddis: I capture on solaris, linux etc - and analyse on my win/ethereal desktop, so that's cool.
<18> xiv: Actually, I have a suspicion it does - when you start vi again, it asks if you want to recover files you were editing
<18> xiv: try an experiment
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