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<0> it's a microphone
<0> so yes, you COULD use it as a replacement penis if you wanted to I guess
<0> it has a large diaphragm too
<0> so no change o pregnancy
<1> but.... no warm
<2> uhoh
<3> CancerMan: hehe
<3> CancerMan: http://www.barebones.com/products/yojimbo/index.shtml
<3> It does look like a pecker kinda
<4> can someone tell me how i can tell what version of alsa i have?
<5> hello
<6> phillyshreds: use your package manager.
<7> wheee, tickets for the city of lost wages.
<8> ?
<4> hi
<4> thanx
<4> but i looked it up using emerge -s
<8> ?
<4> alsa
<7> tavi-san: english, dammit.
<7> AUGH
<7> Tasha-911: english, dammit.
<7> tavi-san: sorry mate.
<8>
<8> :(
<8>
<2> hey
<2> i could read that ****!
<9> docfoo: wtf was that?
<6> bah.. Anyone recall the command to setup the initial debian/* filestructure when building a package?
<10> er...
<10> debian/rules something or other
<10> its been years.
<10> but i've only done that with packages that included those scripts.
<6> same here, google'ing while we speak. its one of those "oh yeah" things :)
<6> its the only thing I don't like about Linux' manpages.. "man dpkg-buildpackage" gives me no links what so ever to this command.
<10> this is from vanilla source?
<10> or you pulled it via apt?
<7> docfoo: what was it? it was garbage over here.
<11> Falchion: you awake?
<7> schitzo: tavi-san was looking for you
<7> tavi-san: THERE HE IS
<11> kosmo: yeah, like I care about him. :)
<12> docfoo: care to provide a utf-8ized version? :P
<3> Yay, lockpicks are here! Woohoo!
<3> schitzo: Yup. Partially (working)
<7> Falchion: ****ing thief.
<6> dh_make, thats the one.
<6> D-side: No, this is a vanilla package. Or its going to become one 8)
<3> kosmo: I've never ever ever used picks to steal something (not counting military)
<11> Falchion: if my DSL is down at home and my DNS is with y'all. Is there a way I can park email somewhere through a MX for some time until my DSL comes back up?
<3> schitzo: Sure, you can point your MX record to a mailserver setup to accept mail for you.
<11> Falchion: I know that. Do y'all have some such service?
<6> hmm, no, not dh_make. blech
<11> kosmo: once again thanks for the use of a machine.
<10> schitzo: hell, ask one of these guys for a backup mx
<11> kosmo: otherwise I think everyone in here would think I'm dead.
<10> no need to pay for it with these guys around
<7> schitzo: thats why its there man.
<11> D-side: oh yeah. duh.
<3> schitzo: OH, non-free? Yes, we have MailHop Forward to forward to existing email accounts. Or Relay, which will just relay it to a server on an alternate port or BackupMX to hodl the mail for you
<7> jesus h the gal that is visiting my $cow-orker smells purdy.
<3> schitzo: BackupMX will hjold it for 10 days. Forward will just send mail to other account syou have
<11> Falchion: if I have an ccount upgrades sitting here waiting. Can I add that BackupMX onto it?
<10> Falchion: thats a free service?
<13> it was chinese
<3> schitzo: Msg me your username so I c an pull up the account
<7> ooers, and it is one of the more edible gals in the office.
<13> i really don't give a **** what it said
<3> No, none are free.
<12> docfu: recode didnt fetch that here :P
<10> Falchion: how much though?
<3> BackupMX is $29.95/year.
<10> thtas pretty good.
<12> Well.. First time Ive heard about anyone trying chinese in here. I'll give the guy that much
<3> Forward Lite is also $29.95
<3> schitzo: Check out No-IP's prices. if they're cheaper, use them.
<11> Falchion: ok
<3> schitzo: If you wanna access your mail whil eyour server is down, use Forward Lite. Just set your MX records to have a 60 TTL so you don't have to wait forever for MX changes. heh
<14> schitzo: bitch, i didnt listen to you and florida won last night and they did score over 127.5 pts
<14> and i won 100 bucks
<11> tavi-san: really? I didn't even watch the game. FLA won eh? that's cool.
<14> UCLA got creamed
<11> Falchion: yeah I'll wait until siglite wakes up and see if he can just give me somethign temp.
<14> ~ 20 pts difference between them actually
<11> tavi-san: spiffy. I'm glad that SEC beat the PAC-10 then.
<14> weird thing is that on player to player offers
<14> UCLA did have a higher chance to win
<15> Falchion: the TTL only changes the caching of DNS records, not the mail server timeout
<14> way higher, i guess it's just the name that pops up
<15> Falchion: or were you talking about dynamically ***igned dsl address?
<14> schitzo: http://cbs.sportsline.com/collegebasketball/scoreboard
<3> killall-9: Yes, I know. But with a low TTL when he changes them back to his normal server status (since he wanted this temp).
<3> killall-9: Yes, it's dynamic
<3> As least I ***ume it is with his DSL
<11> yeah, just temp stuff until my DSL comes back up. since the phone company has some sort of issue with my line
<6> the only thing lacking in Debian is the documentation which is sometimes lacking.. 'debian/control' doesn't appear to have its own manualpage.
<3> Ooops.
<4> i just ran emerge to get a new alsa driver, and now i have no sound after i rebooted
<4> what's that about?
<3> heh 160103 abusive update clients "Its because my IP keeps chANging!" hahaha right...
<13> hey falchion
<13> you get that?
<3> yep.
<13> how was it?
<16> argh, damnit.
<16> to winduhs. ugh. bbl
<7> im baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaack
<13> gah, its too late for that ****
<3> docfu: Lots of background noise from you moving stuff :P
<13> oh do i need to redo it?
<3> And you mumble in parts :<
<13> there were trains going by, etc
<13> I can redo it
<13> its hard to get silence because i'm near a train station :)
<13> and i have a fridge
<13> and i read off the computer screen
<3> docfu: I can do some editing magic, like removing your pauses and stuff, so that isn't a big deal but you need to read it more. hmm... stronger... :)
<13> stronger?
<3> docfu: As long as you speak up and don't move your mic and stuff it'll be fine.
<13> heh i was going for that weak pissed off feeling
<3> docfu: Remember, you're reading to an audience. You have to keep their attention.
<3> hehehe
<13> oh
<13> and i'm pretty sure i'm totally getting laid next friday
<13> so like...
<3> heheh
<10> phillyshreds: I'm fairly sure there are very few (if any) people who are likely to help gentoo users here.
<10> phillyshreds: instead, why dont you go to freenode and ask in #gentoo-users
<10> i think thats the channel anyway
<7> gentoo seems to be pretty sado-masochistic
<13> i'm having a hard time recording in anything but a jolly voice :)
<4> ok
<3> hehe
<10> no, its just #gentoo
<3> Crap, phone
<10> kosmo: eh.
<10> kosmo: i've got a pretty fast box, and I like it.
<7> schitzo: moop?
<13> elf
<9> whoops
<11> kosmo: p00m
<9> he broke it
<7> schitzo: re:mail and hosting, why dont you call the fellows over at dixiesys out and farm out your hosting?
<7> schitzo: cheep cheep.
<11> kosmo: yeah that's what I think I'm going to do.
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