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<0> Heh heh.
<1> With pirhannas. Or something.
<2> welp
<2> i'm off to work
<2> later folks!
<3> jaa mata, docfu
<2> http://docfoo.googlepages.com/
<2> Liandrin check out googles new toy
<0> beer googles?
<1> http://www.google.com/search?q=ati+****tarded&sourceid=mozilla-search&start=0&start=0&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&client=firefox&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:unofficial
<4> would that means 2 banks are free?
<1> Apparently a lot of people think ATI is ****tarded
<0> And you thought you were the only one... =)
<0> You can be their leader.
<5> Anyone here familiar with the bttv driver? trying to setup my hauppauge card and having some problems.
<1> I just don't want people to waste their time with the ****tarded ATI driver. Because it's ****tarded.
<5> Basically when I use mplayer with the v4l driver I can get sound but the video is messedup and 48x48 pixels... if I use v4l2 driver I get nice video but no sound.
<0> jshriver: Welcome to Linux. Pick one.
<1> haha
<6> hehe
<1> Wossisname, Loki CEO, did in fact have some valid points about what a royal pain in the *** it can be to set **** up in Linux.
<5> I like linux in general... distro choice doesnt really matter to me.
<1> Like ATI's ****tarded video driver
<1> Man I'm going to beat that horse into the ground
<5> Greyfox, sorry to hear...
<1> No no I solved the problem heh heh. Hope yours is less painful.
<5> I bought a NV FX5200 and really happy with it.. the nvidia drivers while not open source are easy to use and nice
<5> so can vouch for it..
<1> Yeah no more ATI hardware for me.
<5> well I'm building a new box.. had this card working perfectly in my old system.. so confused as to why it wont work in this one
<1> Probably some silly little library issue or something
<5> Greyfox, until recently I worked at a comp retail store.. you'd be amazed I'd say 98% + of what we sold was AMD and NV
<5> ATI was rarely sold noone not even windows user liked it
<1> Yah I wouldn't even have this card but it came bundled with the system and I was in a hurry
<5> at least for video cards.. I hear ATI has some nice video capturing cards...ala AIW
<7> ya ati makes nice capture cards
<1> Oh their hardware is great. Their software blows donkey balls.
<7> other then that nvidia all teh way
<1> Aah well I'm off. Later, all.
<5> take care
<0> Heh, I actually got $boss to install Outlook-QuoteFix.
<8> Been at this all night I still cant get this wireless usb nic going can you guys atempt to help me again. Got hotplug going though
<9> hullo all
<3> jgaddis, my lefthand monitor died last night :(
<0> Don't have another to replace it?
<3> no
<3> but whyzzard gave me directions to fix the most common failures
<3> replace two caps and resolder an IC
<10> Liandrin: ****. Dual Screen? I've got three screens going currently (borrowed one extra LCD) ... they may only be 15" LCD's ... but, damned if I'm going back to only one :/
<3> I've been dual-headed since, oh, 1998
<3> one head feels so cramped :(
<7> lol same once you go multi its hard to go back to single
<6> I prefer my one head, thanks. Two's 2 complicated - where does one look when the other's kissing someone?
<11> I like 2 just fine. One does the tunneling work while the other's kissing someone.
<11> doesn't really matter where it looks. It's dark in there anyway.
<6> siglite, eh? you must have a REALLY flexible head to go all the way
<11> bah, why are you using ipcop?
<6> ipcop?!
<0> siglite: It's for a public library.
<0> It "just stopped" a few days ago.
<11> jgaddis: sure, but what's ipcop do that vi doesn't?
<0> siglite: routes, for one. :P
<11> vi /path/to/some/firewall/ruleset ; vi /etc/network/interfaces vi /path/to/some/routing/script
<11> vi's magic.
<0> It puts a nice little web interface on it for their "I.T. guy" who doesn't grok Linux.
<11> it does firewalls, vpns... routing....
<0> He got tired of calling me, I got tired of going there. Seemed like a good compromise.
<0> Finally got rid of their SonicWall piece of ****.
<11> ok, well, I'll grant that ipcop is a step up from sonicwall.
<11> but just smack the it guy in the face with netfilter.org and let him RTFM like a good lil "I.T. guy"
<0> He doesn't wanna **** it any more either, which is why he calls me.
<0> I was happy to save them $2,000 and take $500 of it for an hour and a half or so of work.
<11> or do you have to support the guy as part of your duties/job/work meaning you ain't gettin' paid no extra for dealing with him?
<0> siglite: Technically, he's their I.T. guy. He takes care of all of it and when he has issues he calls me.
<0> (He used to work part-time for me at $school)
<11> ah
<11> you're his parachute.
<11> being a parachute can be lucrative :)
<0> The other day when this box died, he called me from his $day_job, and when I left the school, I went to the library, got some dumb girl to let me in the server room and was on my way home before he got there.
<11> though, unfortunately, I usually don't make any money for it.
<0> $150 for about 90 minutes (including driving)
<11> jgaddis: hahah, did you change his /etc/issue to 4ll ur b453 r b3l0ng 2 u5 ?
<11> jgaddis: and then say "man, I dunno, some stupid girl will let just anyone in the server room, I have NFI how that happened."
<0> siglite: Wouldn't do any good. The box is headless and I don't think he'd even think to hook up a monitor to it.
<0> siglite: Yeah, he asked how I got in.
<0> "I asked that young, red-headed girl if she had a key and she said yeah. I told her to give it to me."
<11> ok, I gotta get to bed.
<0> Note that I had come straight from work, though, and was in a suit.
<12> bed? it's early in the morning
<0> Later Keith.
<11> yeah, it's 0100 here.
<11> night
<12> it's 0700 here
<6> suit?
<6> you wear a suit to work, jgaddis ?
<12> god forbid
<0> Sometimes.
<13> module-***istant is such a nice thing
<0> well, this could be part of the problem:
<0> Mar 29 18:33:48 cerberus kernel: INPUT IN=eth0 OUT= MAC=ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:00:c0:f0:16:f2:59:08:00 SRC=165.139.78.130 DST=255.2
<0> 55.255.255 LEN=61 TOS=0x00 PREC=0x00 TTL=128 ID=16881 PROTO=UDP SPT=4398 DPT=712 LEN=41
<0> Mar 30 18:30:02 cerberus syslogd 1.4.1: restart.
<14> Any one can help me installing joomla
<6> Angeloo, see the FAQs
<0> Note the time difference between those two subsequent log entries
<6> wow. 24 hours
<6> has anyone installed FC5 here yet?
<14> chmod 755 *
<14> is to get the program make write/changes?
<15> lol
<6> Angeloo, *Read* the FAQs
<14> i got no FAQS!
<6> Angeloo, uh. on the website
<6> i can't believe people don't see FAQs on the website. thats why they're PUT up there!
<14> jajaajaajajaja
<6> lol
<16> errrm
<16> ops
<16> hmmm. wrong channel too.
<10> hey cheeksy!
<16> hey!
<17> sourceforge still hasnt responded to my request to add a project
<18> gnubee: from waht I've heard they're not in the best of states right now, their cvs developer server took a **** the other day
<10> No. I still feel unfulfilled ...
<17> libolt, thanks for the info ... i would understand
<18> yeah I only know (even though I've got a developer account on sf) because a project I'm following can't put out a release until it's back up
<18> waznz: god don't get it pregnant
<10> libolt: I don't think I'm fertile enough ...
<17> waznz, a goat cant impregnate a bear
<10> gnubee: say what?
<10> how?
<17> cant
<10> **** sorry - I'm sick today ... missed the cant bit
<10> must be the lack of g0ats about here ...
<17> take a rest dude
<19> I know this is like irrelevant
<19> but...
<19> anyone knows a way to round the corners on the main panel of kde 3.5?
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