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<0> Falchion: it irks me I can't go full gargoyle on mobile computing
<0> Falchion: it's not like I care aobut looking to geeky
<1> heh would be nice but eh. Once monocles are cheap and virtual KB's work well, we can do it.
<1> Which of Stephenson's books was with the Gargoyle?
<0> Falchion: monocles? screw that, I want a full visor with optional transparency ;)
<0> Falchion: snowcrash
<1> wlfshmn: I just want to jack in. :)
<0> Falchion: primarily present at that concert scene
<1> Good book. heh
<0> Falchion: yeah, it was.
<1> Not the greatest, but good.
<1> Hmm. I need some good scifi to read.
<0> Falchion: been a while since I read good .. gah.. I forget the name of the genre.. how annoying..
<1> Some epic stuff.
<0> ah, cyberpunk
<1> DaveHowe: Any good epic series to recommend?
<0> all I could think of was steampunk, which isn't very similar ,)
<1> Oh, any of you read the Mission Eaerth series by L Ron Hubbard? :)
<0> Falchion: good grief no
<0> Falchion: I'm staying away from that dude :)
<1> You should. great satire of th ehuman race.
<0> Falchion: I'm supprised his books don't cost 400$ a pop
<1> Nonono It' snot like his dyanetics stuff or whatever
<1> wlfshmn: Read book 1 of that series before judging. It's a great, ****ed up series.
<1> I read it at like age 12ish, which explains a lot.
<0> Falchion: tsk, make an educated oppinion? what do you take me for? an objective observer? ;)
<1> wlfshmn: hehe Trust me on this one. if you buy it and read it and you don't like it, I'll send you the cost of the book.
<0> meh.. I need more clothes hangers
<1> I just tossed a ton
<0> most of mine are puny little weak things
<0> and I need a hanger for a fragvest..
<1> hehe Oddly enough, I have a flackvest hanging from a hanger as well.
<2> this workplace is ridiculous
<2> nobody is doing an ounce of work
<1> wlfshmn: I think I'm going to mount my LAW tube above my Mantle in my new Apartment. **** a musket :)
<1> siglite: About time.
<3> neues Firefox
<3> 1.5.04
<0> Falchion: hehe
<1> I think I might scoot out of work a couple mins early, before it rains
<1> Bjprn-: Yeah, fixes about 13 security holes too.
<0> Falchion: found myself one of these a while back: http://192.168.1.20/gallery2/v/Personal/wlfshmn/Airsoft/MiscGear/IMG_0261.jpg.html
<3> Falchion: It better fix my problems with retrieving ebay and google today..
<1> Uh..... dumb***... 192.168?
<0> gah..
<1> :) :P
<1> hehe
<0> replace the 192 addy with wlfshmn.homeip.net ;)
<1> You know, I CAN redirect that host to lemonparty for ya ;)
<0> bind messed with me the other day, os I had to let my router hadnle dns directly..
<0> Falchion: ;)
<1> Oh nice vest. Mines a US current issue flackvest.
<0> Falchion: I have plenty of other pointers pointing at me, it's just the one I most frequently use
<1> wlfshmn: hehe
<0> Falchion: that one is a candian issue vest anno '95
<1> I just love when people in here use my company so I can see what other **** they've got in their accounts :) And I'll tell you what, we have some SIC K SICK SICK ****ers that are regulars here. hehehe
<1> wlfshmn: Looks like nice condition
<0> Falchion: Falchion yupp, there are a couple more angles on it. there is a big "A" on the back for some reason though
<1> No idea why.
<1> Karlberg you or just came with it?
<0> Falchion: me neither.. a 'D' would mean it's junked, but and A I've never seen before
<0> Falchion: mine
<1> You know, with the coloring, it looks like a potleaf above the nametag at a quick glance :)
<1> That pouch for a plate?
<0> Falchion: I've got those in the red and white, said subdued, black and white and IR reflective subdued
<0> Falchion: jupp, should fit a plate in front and one in back
<0> Falchion: I don't have any in there though
<1> Don't -- WAY too heavy for playing with.
<1> wlfshmn: I should mail you a few of my grenades :)
<0> Falchion: not much point paying 600$ for something I'll never use when I can fake something here for cheap ;)
<0> Falchion: mail services don't like grenades, nor dummys (hard to tell the diff until you are missing a limb)
<0> Falchion: I need to lose a few pounds to make the vest fit properly though
<1> wlfshmn: Actually, very simple to solve: you ship them apart. The fuse ***embly unscrews. Apart it wouldn't look like one.
<1> wlfshmn: heh
<1> wlfshmn: Wear the vest around unbuttoned with a couple weightlifting plates in the pouches. That'll help ya :)
<0> Falchion: I can use it as is, but I have to losen the velcro in the sideenough to create a gap, which just feel wrong ;)
<1> wlfshmn: ****, I wore mine open in RL.
<0> Falchion: it doesn't weigh overly much, maybe 5-6lbs
<1> Ours were front opening.
<1> wlfshmn: Well no, because you don't have the damn plates in it :P
<1> Hence why I said to put weightlifting plates in.
<0> Falchion: that one is front opening as well the button part covers a zipper which splits it in front
<0> Falchion: the kevlar liner overlaps in front
<1> wlfshmn: Oh nifty
<1> I'll have to get some shots of mine if ya want. Hell, I might sell flackvest.
<4> irc, beer and TV.
<0> Falchion: basic PAGST?
<1> wlfshmn: Dunno what pagst is. It's a flackvest, not bulletproof. No plates, just heavy kevlar.
<1> http://www.newsday.com/news/opinion/ny-wh-nsawiretapping,0,1906650.flash
<1> Ah well, heading home. see ya'll later
<5> bloody quiet in here
<6> Is there supposed to be sound with that animation?
<6> eh
<7> I have an AMD64, but not sure my version is 64bit. How can I check this out?
<8> version of what?
<9> the version of your hardware?
<7> sorry... of SuSE 10.0
<10> wtf
<10> why do customers wait until close of business to start calling with problems?
<10> it's the ****ing weekend
<11> because they're ****ers.
<6> peppero1: uname -a might be revealing
<5> siglite: because they know that you love and cherish giving up your weekend for their pleasure.
<7> Linux c-5f4ce455 2.6.13-15-default #1 Tue Sep 13 14:56:15 UTC 2005 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
<11> peppero1: now you know.
<7> thank you
<11> actually. can you have the amd64 kernel and the 32bit userland?
<7> with windows you can
<7> I mean with Windows you can run 32bit XP on 64bit AMD
<5> peppero1: that you can do with linux too. The question was whether a 64 bit kernel could run a 32-bit userland.
<11> I haven't tried, personally.
<11> its all 64bit here.
<5> D-side: I believe you can, actually. There was a post about it on the debian-amd64 list. Quite why you'd want to, however..
<12> D-side: there are reports of people on the debian-amd64 list running a 64bit kernel with 32bit userland successfully
<12> yeah what whyzzyrd said :P
<11> interesting.
<11> thanks both of you.
<12> I personally run 64bit systems and have a 32bit chroot for the stuff that needs it
<7> what is a userland?
<5> libolt: /me shrugs. evidently we were both writing at the same time.
<13> **** off d-side
<11> whyzzyrd: i'd think you'd want to use the power saving abilities of the proc.
<11> jlgaddis: **** my balls.
<12> whyzzyrd: yeah no problem :)
<13> d-side: ok, just making sure it was really you =)
<11> jlgaddis: who the hell else would it be?
<11> where've you been anyway
<13> dunno why anyone would want to pretend to be you
<5> jlgaddis: It was bloody out of character, saying thanks, eh?
<13> d-side: moved, been without internet
<11> oh ****. is that good or bad?
<13> except for my neighbor's wep encrypted networks i cracked
<5> jlgaddis: you get internets on, or are you l33ching?
<13> d-side: good
<3> this is gay
<13> whyzzyrd, i'm at work atm
<3> i should be out on the club or the bar
<5> Bjprn-: then **** off out to a club or bar.
<14> Isent there a command to see the CPU load at debian?
<13> cat /proc/loadvg
<13> cat /proc/loadavg
<3> whyzzyrd: There's no night life here... at least not yet..
<14> Isent there a graph?
<5> deriaN: erm, you *can* graph it if you like.
<14> : ) ?
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