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<0> Hey!
<0> Dammit
<1> Coma: sorry, it's not bouncy
<2> man
<2> i have a distribution linux mephis
<2> but
<3> get ready for the /msg part now ;)
<4> schitzo: I'm not much into sound, and I only have a small cab anyway
<0> I do hope he knows better than that.
<3> ;)
<5> hey polarwolf I'm still waiting for that picture!
<4> mikaa: I didn't think of looking for it at work
<6> hmm, almost managed to h4x0r one of kpn's hotspots ;) unfortunatly the train left before I could fully punch in http://192.168.0.1/setup/admin.php :P
<5> but you can look for it now?
<4> mikaa: no
<0> Lion-O: Hey, that's my ip address!
<6> Coma: oops ;)
<3> mine too.. now wtf?
<3> do you guys use MY ip?
<5> why not polarwolf?
<6> yoz: we are l33t.
<3> *head shake*
<4> mikaa: because that picture is at work, and I'm not able to access $work from here
<4> which is a good thing
<6> hehe, yeah. to a certain degree it is ;)
<6> <logs off from $company server> :)
<5> I see..
<5> do you keep your nude-pictures at the companyserver as well?
<6> Coma: it might be more relaxing. But then again, I wouldn't have it any other way myself either ;)
<6> HA HA HA HA, I AM AN IDIOT! :P
<7> phew, I am safe - I am using 127.0.0.1 instead :)
<6> seems when they turned the power down at work they /also/ shut off the switches. Can't reach anything from the main hub :)
<0> Lion-O: Yup
<4> Coma: $works owns my *** for 40 hours a week. I don't see any good reason why I should give them any of my own time too
<8> Lion-O: comforting words from the channel owner :)
<0> PolarWolf: Same here... sort of. And in case of an emergency it saves me a trip to P'rend
<6> I should have anticipated something like this to be honost
<5> I'm off
<0> Or if the weather does turn bad tomorrow, atleast I'll still be able to do something
<9> Hello
<6> Coma: I'm at the risk of working a little during the evening as I was somewhat used to but now slowly get into a few arguments with $SO :)
<9> Can you guys help a Windows user in need ?
<6> oh well, got a good excuse today.. "switch down". blech.
<0> Pichi: Nope, but the folks in #windows can
<9> I know, but nobody answer there
<6> Pichi: too bad for you. now move along.
<9> Thank you anyway
<10> Pichi - http://www.knopper.net/knoppix/
<0> Pichi: Not really our problemm and out of all possible channel you had to pick #linux as an alternative?
<9> Well I thought maybe somebody is kind enough
<9> It is a OS
<9> Same as Win
<0> Pichi: This is as kind as it gets
<0> lol
<4> "kind" is not something which is the first thing that pops in my head in relation to "#linux"
<9> OK ok thanks anyway
<6> PolarWolf: it isn't? well, if having an HellHound around does't qualify I dunno what will 8)
<0> Feel free to call microsoft's helldesk. You're entitled to support after all.
<11> hi all
<11> I have a problem with configuring my wlan
<6> oh, that reminds me. I got myself a nice pda magazin with a nice dvd.
<11> if I do ifconfig -a then I see the wlan0 device
<12> you have a pda that reads dvds? :)
<6> exel: amazing what they think off these days, huh?
<11> but if I use the tools it says it is not configured:s
<11> can anyone help me?
<6> deadeyes: "man ifconfig"
<6> deadeyes: look up what -a actually does. Then perhaps you'll understand.
<11> Lion-O, I know what -a does
<11> it shows all interfaces
<6> deadeyes: So its an issue of being unable to think.
<11> If I plug the USB in and out I just see that there is a device inputted in /var/log/messages
<6> deadeyes: it shows all interfaces. Configured /and/ unconfigured. How hard can this be?
<13> deadeyes: as opposed to not using -a, which only shows the configured ones. Obviously you need to configure your wlan before you can use whatever tool this is
<11> ok
<11> thanks for the hint:) little misunderstanding of the -a option
<14> hi
<6> ksh: m00
<1> ksh: hi, might we help you with something?
<1> ksh: are you a n00b at using leenoux?
<14> heya Lion-O
<14> schitzo: Yes
<1> ksh: might I suggest Windows Vista then?
<6> cool. We know how to deal with n00bs using leenux :)
<1> Lion-O: send them to me and I can tell them to **** off?
<14> No, thanks. I've been reading some articles on it. Not yet found anything making it worthwhile.
<1> ksh: g0at pr0n downloads faster with Vista
<6> ksh: it has more ways to view your pr0n and has less ways for any fianciees to find out about it.
<6> lol
<14> schitzo: That's nice.
<1> Lion-O: er, um... great minds think alike?
<14> Lion-O: I don't need to worry about that.
<6> ofcourse, once it b0rks it'll make sure to let your fiancees to immediatly know about ALL your pr0n :)
<14> Yeah, I bet
<14> but yeah...I've been reading some articles on it...and have yet to find anything to make me think "wow"
<14> I'm still using W2K
<6> (including the overseas ones) :) "You've seen pr0n which wasn't yours. Would you like to 1) File for divorce. 2) Find out where to buy the same lingerie. 3) Read up on hot ***. ??"
<6> maybe they'll even teach clippy how to monitordance :P
<14> heh
<6> now to sync my link
<14> What? Is that another way of saying beat your meat?
<14> What you do with your link is your business, you need not proclaim your activities to the channel
<1> gah, I've got to many installs of to much **** on to many machines
<14> bummer
<15> interesting. skype client caught downloading and running extra binaries from skype that check your bios then phone home..
<6> hmm, a new client for my ipaq. I wonder how it'll like giganews :P
<10> DaveX - its only in skype 3.0 for windows, its not being downloaded but its integrated, and i really dont see the problem here ..
<16> really?
<16> I do
<10> could you please tell me what kind of sensitive information is stored in your bios ?
<17> pr25o1: Aside from the problem that it's none of their ****ing business what hardware I'm running?
<15> pr25o1: its not the fact its the bios, its the fact it is doing it without asking
<16> it's information...why the **** does an internet phone application need to know my bios settings?
<15> pr25o1: if it can do that with the bios, what is to stop it doing it with your spreadsheets, your documents or your digital photographs?
<6> big brother
<18> what file contains the IP's linked to the machine?
<16> not that I really care
<19> that was a nice walk
<20> JY: Depends.
<6> JY: depends.
<16> JY: file?
<18> smsie yeah
<16> JY: man ifconfig
<20> [21:55] <18> im not a shell kiddies
<20> [21:55] <18> lol
<20> [21:55] <18> i bought ips
<20> [21:56] <18> wanna see what they are
<16> haha
<16> tosser
<6> indeed :P
<15> ? he bought ips and can't find them?
<21> bloody kleenex
<15> glods, what did you do into it?
<16> nasal demons
<6> lol
<6> not every man has enough IQ to shave himself without cutting himself :P
<21> bloody kleenex
<3> O.o
<3> BALL!
<20> Oh, good, it's bouncy.
<16> PolarWolf: there?
<1> you people are the ****
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