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<0> I want that monitor...
<0> alo cappicard
<1> I think it's a pretty good deal
<2> how goes it?
<0> not too shabby, yourself?
<2> good. had some ribeye steak and salad. and relaxing to some Rammstein
<0> I need a good dinner tonight
<0> perhaps some raman noodles...
<2> This song is abit interesting: Zerstren...
<3> hehe
<3> exterminate, exterminate </dalek like voice>
<2> LOL
<2> Error, error, error! :)
<4> heh
<4> can't wait.
<5> Cynic: I'm sure the daleks can :)
<6> s/daleks/dolls/
<5> ksh: indeed that's what the poor daleks are gonna be used as :)
<7> hmm, you guys know any native software for windows that is similar to rsync functionality?
<5> rsync compiled on windows? :)
<7> libolt, hackish solution
<8> Hello.
<8> Anyone here know of any gotchas ***ociated with Intel Core 2 installations?
<5> pebkac
<6> fredk: I've never used any of them, but I understand there are products that do the same functionality.
<6> fredk: Not sure if any are shareware, gpl, or commercial
<7> ksh, mmm, i basically looking for decent ways to backup windows boxens
<7> on linux I have rdiff-backup which is really neat (or atleast so far)
<9> picnic -- Problem In Chair Not In Computer
<6> fredk: Legato and/or Veritas ;)
<8> Anyone know why the kernel would jsut die at "Booting Kernel."
<5> timperfec-: perhaps you should try googling your problem
<8> With like nothing.. just locked the hellup
<8> libolt : I have. Repeatedly.
<6> ****
<6> yeah right
<10> I have an Ubuntu machine behind a NAT router. Is there any way that I can find out the public ip address of the router from the command line?
<8> traceroute www.google.com
<6> Interesting...I know nothing about Ubuntu, but in doing a google search, I have already determined that this is a common problem with Ubuntu
<6> I guess your google foo ****s
<8> ksh: and suse
<8> ksh: and gentoo
<5> ksh: this idiot was in here yesterday complaining about his system locking up, but we had to beat the little info out of him he did give about his configuration :P
<8> you people are some stupid mother****ers.
<6> hahahaha
<8> ;)
<8> I mean seriously.
<10> tracerouteing google.com gives me the internal ip of my router, but not the public ip.
<6> Apparently, you're the stupid mother****er
<9> hush now
<11> ksh, be polite
<6> pierre-luc: **** off
<0> pierre-luc, you shush too...you done annoyed all of us earlier
<11> ksh, be polite
<0> be lucky we let you back in.
<9> heheh, he'd loose his job
<11> You greatly helped me
<0> #linux, its a priviledge, not a right
<9> ksh: got the race on ?
<6> whitecap: Yeah, but upstairs...I had to come downstairs and work for a few minutes...on call this weekend
<6> getting ready to go back upstairs
<9> bah, got it full screen display on a apple 20" monitor close with PF rocking on the stereo
<8> ksh: you were right. I found the forum links. Thanks for letting me know I should try again.
<0> just heard my room-mate (Jackie [female]), say to Amanda (other roomie): "You can get naked, and I can get naked, and it will be splendid!"
<1> Steakk: Film
<0> hah
<0> they didnt get nekkid
<1> Bastards
<1> Tell them reality has $5 on it
<0> LOoL
<0> -o
<12> i've been trying for a week to get some files off a powerbook running debian....no luck.... so i ripped the case apart, snapped a lot of stuff to get to it and yanked out the hd
<12> now, i have it in a ide to usb connector
<12> the drive is running
<12> but i can't get to it
<12> how do i access the files on it?
<12> i guess linux just doesn't recognize usb drives since nobody has a clue how to access one
<0> heh, Shadow_wolf if back
<13> Shadow_wolf: Whatever that's supposed to mean.
<0> Shadow_wolf, /dev/sd*
<0> dmesg to see where its at
<13> Steakk: He's too important to Google for the 10 sec it'd take him to be able to use it.
<0> mwilson, you shouda seen him hin #debian earlier
<12> google just leads you in circles
<0> <12> well...i give up
<0> <12> there is no hope
<0> cause he wouldnt google
<12> i have googled
<12> over and over and over
<12> for days
<12> all i get is loose ends
<0> Hell, i gave him four or five viable options to get this situation fixed
<12> so i basically destroyed the laptop
<12> ripped the hd out
<12> spent the money that is covering the rent check and got this usb adapter
<0> Shadow_wolf, good, i told you to do that...now, throw the drive onto the USB connector that oyu have, mount the ****ing drive, get the ONE file you cant seem to live without off of there, and call it a day.
<12> it is on the usb connector
<0> rent aint due for 27 days yet, so I am sure you can afford to spend $25 on a USB connector
<12> no, this months rent
<12> that i just wrote the check for
<0> then you are late, happy evictions.
<0> mwilson, wow, I am an ***...I've been hangin in #linux for TOO many years
<12> i already paid it on the first....i just borrowed the money from the bank to get it
<12> nobody cares if i live or die...but that's beside the point....
<0> honestly. we dont.
<12> dmesg just gives me a huge screen of weird stuff
<0> so, read it, figure out where your drive is mounted
<0> LEARN WHAT YOU ARE DOING BEFORE YOU BREAK THINGS
<0> ...more than they already are.
<0> you are starting to bore me. can you leave now?
<12> yeah, i figured as much....follow advice spend money you don't have to spend and of course it won't work
<0> wow, he left ... impressive
<0> see, who needs a ****in donut :P
<9> handy
<0> hah
<0> pssht
<14> nah, much more fun to break things then learn what is up as you work out how in the hell to fix it
<0> sjh, thats what he just did
<14> especially if it is an important service or thign that any downtime is bad news, pressure makes you learn fast
<0> has an imac, had deb installed on it, deb crashed, wouldnt boot...he needs to get 1 file off, but claims that the cd drive wont boot a deb cd...but, he used a deb cd to install deb a while back
<0> sjh, kinda like when the 89 domains went out on me last week? heh
<13> <shrug> All that probably means is that he's a cluebie who's trying to boot a Mac with an i386 CD or something.
<0> mwilson, exactly
<0> i told him to check that, he said he doesnt need to
<0> told him to get yellow dog, and he replied: "MY MACHINE WONT BOOT ANYTHING BUT THE OS9 CD!"
<0> so I got annoyed, and let him bitch to nmobody
<1> Steakk: Bitch needs to learn how to hold down C when booting
<0> reality, hehe, yups
<0> but, if he refuses to RTFM, he can KMFA (Kiss My ****ing ***)
<13> <sigh> And now Debian decides to fork cdrtools.
<15> alright, so I built a rpm for kernel-2.6.17.1 and now am trying to install it. I'm getting failed dependencies on some stuff I installed, ivtv, lirc, etc, how do I resolve those?
<1> pr0bity: Did you install ivtv and lirc via rpm?
<9> mwilson: stable ? because if it's unstable and hasn't erased your data be glad
<15> yum I believe
<1> pr0bity: You sure? I didn't know ivtv had an rpm installation candidate
<13> whitecap: Huh? Be glad what hasn't erased my data?
<15> eh, 50/50? ;)
<1> pr0bity: Well, it matters
<1> pr0bity: If you compiled them from source, then rpm won't recognize them as installed
<9> mwilson: last i read debian org unstable was gonna break, if that's not good for you use others
<1> Thus, rpm dependency errors
<15> hmm.
<15> uhh looks like there is another way to this fix... let me try one thing sorry ;)
<13> Break due to what? Unstable is always broken... the question is how much?
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