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<0> phew... :/
<1> and Netscape and Mozilla both on Linux and Windows
<1> I dont have a Opera Windows license
<0> Emerson: hmmm... They used to give those away for free not too long ago
<1> damn
<2> probalby using some specific activex or 'internal' IE6 controls
<1> XyZzY, I would ***ume activex
<0> lemme see
<1> well, to be honest with you.. its only gonna get worse because the company who writes the software has a MS partnership
<0> Emerson: sorry, didn't grab spare ones.. It was somewhere last year due to their '10 year celebration'.
<1> yeah I remember, I got a Linux license at that time
<2> Emerson: oh yeah, and they don't do "make it not run on anything not MS" pfft
<0> Emerson: hmm? you should have gotten 1 license for all systems
<3> TenBaseT: I've missed half the conversation - but are you just needs to run IE occasionally to test things?
<4> Lion-O: lots of vertical apps have tons of IE specific stuff.
<4> waznz: not me, someone else.
<1> Lion-O, oh really.. I didn't realize that.. :/ ok gonna see if I can get it
<0> Emerson: I applied for a license and got a page listing codes for "Windows / Linux Intel / Linux PowerPC / Linux Sparc / FreeBSD / Solaris / Mac"
<4> Lion-O: business apps developed in .NET, with activeX client-server stuff. it's basically a VB.NET application that launches out of a browser.
<3> TenBaseT: I was just going to suggest running qemu - seems to be pretty OK, especially with the Accelerator
<0> TenBaseT: aah, roger. Pretty lousy approach if you ask me; you'd be much better off (IMO ofcourse) not to make it browser dependend but keep all stuff on your server.
<1> Lion-O, I didn't read the page, I grabbed the license and inserted it :P
<4> Lion-O: aye, but you know people like their client-server stuff these days
<4> Lion-O: IMO all they need is a vt102 terminal
<0> TenBaseT: yups. And it protects investments
<0> hmmm
<0> has anyone ever saw this Riddle_Box character ever say something ?
<5> multiple logins with xppro RDP if anybody is interested ---> http://sig9.com/articles/concurrent-remote-desktop
<0> all I see in my logs is him getting on/off/on/off but I don't think I ever saw him say anything.
<6> not responding to CTCP VERSION
<5> i've never seen him talk Lion-O
<5> maybe a govt spy?
<6> so, in all likelihood, a bot
<0> I also find it strange how his username suddenly changes.
<0> *** Joins: Riddle_Box [~Riddle_Bo@adsl-* vs. *** Quits: Riddle_B0x #linux [Riddle_Box@adsl-*
<5> this is nice having concurrent logins. now it doesn't kick off the person locally using the xp system
<3> interesting ... GSM phones interfere with RF keyboards ....
<4> bluetooth keyboards?
<5> hell you could use xppro for an entire network of linux thin clients that rdp
<6> except that SP2's network stack is ****
<0> waznz: it was bound to happen. there is so much radio traffic going through the air that I sometimes wonder if it really is all as healthy as some people think.
<3> Lion-O: I would say that it's particularly unhealthy ...
<5> tamahome true.. but it maybe a cheap solution for people that don't wanna buy termserv licenses
<3> ... as I sit here with cordless phone, wireless network, GSM phone ... god knows what else ...
<7> i'm on a linux box. i tar+gzip a bunch of files with UTF-8 characters. i copy it to a mac and try to untar .. but i get trouble with some files due to the UTF-8 chars..anyideas?
<0> telos: don't unpack 'm :P
<3> TenBaseT: in theory that would probably be better in terms of anti sniffing and anti-interference ...
<5> telos: it doesn't unpack them at all?
<7> no, there are issues with somem files
<7> coincidentially, the same ones i haev issues with using scp ..
<5> corrupt maybe?
<7> no, i can unpack fine on the linux box
<7> getting stuff like: tar: ans\370gning(er)/service\370konom.ans.pdf: Cannot open: Invalid argument
<5> i'd just rename it
<7> this doesn't happen on the linux box...
<7> yeah but there's a whole bunch of em
<0> so its a Mac issue so you'd need people knowing Mac.
<7> is there no way to batch asciify filenames? :p
<5> yea with awk
<7> Lion-O, yeah but they're clueless :p
<5> or perl
<0> telos: hardly our problem.
<7> ok.. well just wanted your thoughts on this.. i'll try to rename
<5> telos a simple script could rename all the files in a given sequence
<7> know of anything ready made..?
<0> on Linux, plenty.
<0> "man rename"
<7> hmm i'd also need to stick some perl in the rename arguments
<7> amazing how bad some modern terminals are at dealing with utf8.. no?
<5> http://evolt.org/article/Renaming_Files_with_Perl/17/351/
<5> well, i personally try to stay away from using weird chars in file names
<7> yeah it's my girlf... crazy danes
<5> especially ()'s and /\'s
<5> those are never good..
<7> i stick to lowercase ascii mainly.. :`
<7> so i guess i could just use regexp 's/[\W\S\D]/?/' to capture all the non-ascii chars uh
<7> would be nice to get a's with a circle on top to go normal a's, or u's with an umlaut or whatnot to go to u's..
<0> Strider: lasagna
<8> I was thinking that.. but I don't have any recotta or cottage cheese for the center cheese layer
<0> hmm
<8> and I think i'm out of lasagna noodles
<0> Strider: water and bread can also be enjoyable 8)
<8> lol
<8> I wonder if we have any chicken tits
<5> ll
<0> chickens don't have tits
<9> how do they nurse them ? ;)
<5> they use the cow from across the barn
<0> whitecap: Feeding chicks milk doesn't always imply tits 8)
<0> or whatever you call little chickens in English 8) hmmm
<5> i call em scrambled eggs
<0> rofl
<0> Maybe thats an idea for tomorrow... I could probably make us both breakfast, we have ham (bacon?) and plenty of eggs..
<2> pig was commited. chicken was involved
<0> now you see why its dangerous for a chicken and a pig to stay together :P
<1> booo!
<0> well, we only want an egg from the chicken.. but there's always dinner to consider 8)
<10> Hmm... "Introducing new cheese tits! Pizza Tits. Onion Tits... Tater Tits! Betcha you can't eat just one!"
<5> hahahaha
<10> LOL
<0> LO/c
<11> uh...
<0> he he he
<12> bacon boobies?
<10> waznz: is your keyboard lactating?
<10> Zymurgy: w00t!
<3> Zymurgy: hahaha - you'll look twice at "bacon bits" in the supermarket next time ...
<10> hmm... bacon bits? Are those the perky kind?
<3> cappicard: no ... but now it's sticky :(
<10> or what Miss Piggy has ;)
<3> cappicard: god I hope so!
<10> LOL
<3> cappicard: does that come in black vinyl?
<10> LOL
<13> zym!
<12> yo wlf
<14> hello. good day. does anybody here knows any system analyst here? i need help, thanks.
<12> well, you're in luck... we all are, but unfortunately we're all exorbinately expensive
<15> Thanks!
<15> What size?
<3> shoeless: try them on ... maybe you're my princess after all :D
<13> shields__: 4 doule-wide
<14> it's okay. i just want to interview someone for our school project. i hope it's alright with you. please? i really need it badly. =/
<13> s/shields__/shoeless
<15> I doubt I'm your princess hah
<15> Prince?
<16> hello all
<13> waznz: you know, if a date of mine ran off wearing gl*** slippers.. I wouldn't track them down. like, who the **** wears gl*** slippers? she -has- to be high-maintenance
<3> wlfshmn: yeah ... true ... I should've learnt about high-maintenance by now ... but ... yeah. I guess we all have our fetishes.
<12> VerzeRker: please don't message me... I'm not the bot you're looking for
<12> *wave* I can go about my business
<14> okay. sorry
<12> *wave* move along
<13> waznz: if they are high maintenance, you simply have to pray that they put out on the first date ;)
<3> wlfshmn: I was engaged to someone high maintenance ... you would expect that I would've learnt after 8 years :(
<14> hello. good day. does anybody here knows any system analyst here? i need help, thanks.
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