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<0> the "real one" what?
<1> the bandwidth i got with the router cli
<1> like there is an oid missusing
<2> pls help me.
<3> whyzzyrd: much, much better. thank you
<4> VrilutZa: no. go away now.
<5> wow the man pages tell almost nothing
<4> HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
<5> says nothing about setting up for dhcp
<2> a'm don`t now the port close for dcc++ torente kazza etc.. for lag
<4> Fex-Head: you are still here trying to get someone to set up your linux box for you
<4> VrilutZa: bye now.
<2> the use the program ipp2p
<5> i have it set up basically cept for the network isn't working right
<3> VrilutZa: english in here
<6> hey Sean
<7> hey Kim
<3> Fex-Head: so what you're saying is that you have things set up, but nothings working. that sure sounds like "set up" :P
<5> everything is working besides the network
<5> that is what i am saying
<6> Fex-Head: read the manuals you were given. it's a piece of piss.
<8> How's the morning where you are, Cynic?
<5> it says nothing about dhcp in there
<4> BWAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA
<8> Was a bit wet down here, but is clearing up.
<6> Viking667: thin cloud everywhere... threatening rain this afternoon, which could postpone my signal test
<8> mrmmm.
<8> Could be a good "worst case" test, ya know.
<6> Viking667: the cold season sure didn't drag its heels arriving, did it..
<6> heh true
<8> naah. We already had our electric blanket on the past few nights except for last night.
<6> but rain doesn't really badly affect my wireless sites.. occasionally temperature will cause signal variance but thats about it
<6> Fex-Head: man dhclient
<6> Fex-Head: also, read up on the startup scripts for your distro, as you will want to automate the whole thing
<3> Tamahome_: thats usually a good read :P
<3> Tamahome_: although the comments wear out rather quickly
<7> I don't read the comments, I just put the site in my RSS reader
<8> lol. That reminds me - I need to add my other blog to blogbridge
<9> argh, I'm still banned from linuxhelp :( *falls on floor and pounds his fists and kicks his feet and bawls*
<9> Mmm, Bawls... I should order some.
<9> Hi everyone!
<9> hahahaha, nice topic
<6> who in the heck would want to /j #linuxhelp anyway? :P
<10> me
<9> Well, I like it when newbies (like me) come in and ask "dumb" questions and get chewed out for 20 minutes before someone finally coughs up the answer. Thereby I get both entertainment and knowledge.
<9> And most importantly, I need not be the brunt of said abuse.
<9> Or if they leave before getting the answer 'cause they can't handle the heat, I go and Google the answer myself, simply for the knowledge.
<9> Eeeeek, already got them sitting next to me, heh
<9> Our backup server is VMS.
<9> And it's been like 10 years since I've even logged into a VMS server.
<9> No I don't. :-P
<9> Yeah ok I'm lying.
<11> keep telling yourself that..
<12> heh. My dad was a VMS guru type for Sanders when I was growing up.
<7> VMS IS TEH EVIL
<9> hehe, nice. I went on an interview where I explained that the "VMS Experience" I had was kinda flaky due to the length of time since I last used and the "technical" interviewer (they teamed up on me, the techy and the hiring manager), actually said: "Well, if you know Unix well, then picking up VMS will be a snap."
<12> yhea, its a culture war. the VMS people love it, and dislike unix and vice versa.
<9> I've... scanned through the homemade beginner's guide to VMS... it doesn't look that similar to Unix to me... aside from that it's all CLI, which I'm sure someone's got a VMS GUI working by now, but yeah...
<9> That's just like when I've tried explaining Unix to someone and they go, "Oh, so it's just like Windows except you're always at the Command Prompt" and I kill them.
<12> *LOL*
<9> Try explaining *that* one to the judge.
<12> theres been a VMS GUI for a long time.. well, they have a version of X.
<9> yeah, kinda figured there must be
<9> I should really brush up on my VMS know-how while I work here...
<9> Just so I can be a little more confident next time I go for a job that asks for it.
<12> I used to be a security guard for Digital back in the late 90's before they disappered.
<9> hehe, I used to work on the HD
<9> In Littleton
<9> Well, Marlborough first, then we got moved to Littleton.
<9> Lessee... started in... MRO02 I believe it was...
<12> I was up at ZKO
<9> I forget Littleton's call sign...
<9> Ah ok, that's, what, Nashua?
<9> Or Salem?
<12> Yep
<12> Nashua
<9> Ah ok cool, I used to go there for the 24hr ATM
<9> For DCU
<12> *LOL* yep
<12> Ka-bar, when?
<9> You probably gave me a DCU visitor's badge at some point :-P hehe
<9> Maybe... I started with DCU the Monday after the Wednesday they got bought by Comcrap.
<12> CeruleanD, its a possability, but I usualy woked overnight.
<13> witch linux disto is the most like windows ?
<9> Cygwin
<9> Though it's not really a "distro", you install it under Windows...
<0> last stretch there was '96 thru 2000. And my office was directly behind the DCU office. If I stood up and knocked a hole in the wall behind my cube, I could have had my own personal teller window.
<12> CeruleanD, oh, I was gone by then.
<9> So it looks like Windows when you're not using it...
<14> there is a distro for witches? cool :)
<9> LOL Ka-bar
<12> Oh lets see, I know exactly where that is. :)
<9> lol DH, I was trying to come up with something for that, you beat me to it
<9> That must've been a stones throw from the security desk, Ka-Bar
<13> kan annyone pm me if you can guide me to chose a distro
<0> cerbafiver, indeed
<9> http://www.linux.org
<0> cerbafiver, distrowatch.org
<9> There's a distro list there, I believe it includes info on the different distros.
<15> from where can get plugins and codec for xine which comes with suse?
<9> Ooo, that sound more promising, what Ka-bar said
<12> my brother acculy worked on the True64 team. Im not sure what exactly he did, but it had something to do with SCSI drivers.
<13> where do i get all those distros ?
<8> huh? You want ALL of them?
<13> no, i just need to know where i can get them ?
<15> can you please tlel me from where to get pluginsfor xine?
<0> cerbafiver, go to distrowatch.org. All the information you seek is there.
<9> xine
<13> okok
<13> thx
<9> Go to /usr/share/doc/packages/xine
<0> cerbafiver, english please
<9> Check out the hackersguide
<9> Possibly the faq or README.SuSE
<16> hey vIkSiT
<12> wholy sweetness.
<9> ?
<12> the new gentoo LiveCD and graphical install tool look hella cool.
<9> Yar
<9> ?
<9> hmm
<15> how cna i view the pointers and adresses in the html of a website coded in unnix?
<9> I smell another VM getting created.
<12> http://techgage.com/review.php?id=4334&page=1
<9> Unix isn't a language...
<9> HTML written on a Unix system is no different than HTML written in Notepad on a Microsloth system.
<17> save for end-of-line markers
<17> and character set issues :)
<14> use vim in both cases :)
<17> nah nuke them from orbit in all cases.
<9> Well yeah
<9> There shouldn't be either though, not in Notepad... maybe if you wrote it in Wordpad
<9> Which is why I don't do that, hehe
<9> Nuke them from orbit, it's the only way to be sure.
<9> Ah, love that movie.
<12> I have a model UD-4 on my monitor.
<17> ceruleand: notepad uses the DOS character set, so if you use alt-codes it'll be fubar. If you stick to html entities and 7 bit ascii, only the end-of-line markers are a real difference.
<17> ceruleand: if you stick all the html on a single line, even that difference is gone :)
<18><lf> pairs take up very very slightly more room than unix style line endings
<11> okay, the net is messed up here
<11> <11> Incoming rates: 0.9 kbits/sec
<13> lol
<13> nice:P
<11> at the exact same time it broke down for someone else in Norway as well
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