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<0> seafood... out in the middle of the desert...
<0> o_O
<1> ayup...strange huh
<2> the end of my cigg is 'sparkling' like one of them sparklers you hold in your hand on the 4th of july
<3> Mmmm, Vegas
<3> I need an IP addy to test
<1> bwhahahaha
<1> Lobster == quite tasty!
<0> they say that Provincetown, MA is a quaint little drinking town with a fishing problem...
<4> sal
<4> cine on la ora asta
<4> ?
<0> MoTaNeL-, English on this channel, please
<5> why?
<0> so I can tell the kiddies to piss off in their own language
<6> anyone know of an app, service, or daemon that can check if a service is running on a remote host and notify if its down?
<6> sometimes my router farks up and loses its 24->25 forwarding
<7> lobster isn't bad, but then that was considered overly expensive for what is essentially a huge shrimp :)
<6> usually i telnet host.whatever 24 to check if its running and if it doesn't respond i have to relogin to the router
<7> Elops: nagos has functions for that
<0> Elops, is it visible through SNMP?
<6> yea
<6> I think i'll get nahios
<6> nagios*
<6> it would be sorta strange.. i would have big brother check if traffic is getting through the router on port 24 to itself on 25 and if not, it will email me?
<6> nagios like big brother
<2> ****, ashtray is smoldering
<8> Steakk: nasty
<8> Steakk: that *really* stinks
<1> Steakk...quit smoking ganja
<9> pff, today hasn't been my day
<9> defective monitors, oddly behaving networks. blech
<1> sheesh
<10> Lion-O!
<3> Lion-O: sounds like it's time for a beer
<9> schitzo: I'm empty :P
<9> schitzo: but it is time to relax, thats for sure.
<3> Lion-O: that's ok. I'm out of Jack at home and I'm on the 600 today. So no real way to pick one up on the way home.
<2> I wonder when $former_employer is going to get smart, and cut off my company cell phone
<11> lol Steakk
<2> I still have it, its 100% active, and since I worked for Sprint/Nextel, its not like they are getting billed for it
<11> Free cell phone, good deal!
<1> morons :)
<2> *nod*
<2> it took them 4 hours to terminate my employment, but its been a week, and they have not terminated my cell phone
<2> its on a corperate account with about 1500 other phones, so its easily overlooked :)
<2> okay, I successfully put the ashtray out
<2> heh
<12> Hi guys, my / is running out of space, any idea if i can mount an additional partition to it and 'enlarge' it ? Well.... and Happy birthday reality .
<2> its not his birthday
<2> its his faux birthday
<2> yeah, thats it
<11> heh, that's how I got away with "high-speed" CompuServe dial-up for like 3 years. My dad's company called a few freebie accounts from CS for a year, but before the year was up, their rep left the company, so the accounts just... disappeared. At the time most people were either one 2400 or 9600 dialup, but CS offered 14.4kbps for $24/hr... my dad got the bill one month and it was over $1,600. :-D
<2> and I wonder why people ***ume I am homo***ual...I use words like 'faux'...
<11> Steakk: lol
<11> yeah, that'll do it
<9> c-wolf: you cannot really enlarge it, but you can simply add an extra partition and copy one of your current directories (/var, /opt, etc.) to it. Then mount it.
<9> s/copy/move/
<2> I have a hard enough time going from cable to DSL
<2> let alone cable to dialup
<2> Hell, with my speeds, its hard to go from cable to a T1
<12> Lion-O , i see, but i hered some roumors that such 'play' can be done using another filesystem, i think it was about JFS ... what do you think ?
<9> c-wolf: I think you should read up on your basics instead of relying on hear-say.
<12> s/hered/heared
<1> m00
<9> c-wolf: ever mounted something manually?
<12> Sure, but no big thing, only the usb/cdrom/etc...
<9> c-wolf: and did those things all use the same filesystem as that on your rootfs ?
<12> No.
<9> c-wolf: so why would that be different for another partition?
<3> Lion-O: magic
<12> Hehe schitzo ...
<12> Well, i think i got your point.
<2> wow, its amazing...i didnt realize my desk had this much room on it until I cleaned it off
<10> Steakk: yeah, i get that ever few weeks or so
<2> take the plates, coffee cups, and beer bottles away, and the desk is huge
<10> every*
<7> Steakk: well by definition it *didn't* until you did :)
<2> DaveHowe: haha
<13> hiz
<2> albeit, I am breaking the general purpose of having an LCD monitor by bringing to the center of the desk...there is a bunch of room behind it that is not utilized
<2> but, if I push the LCD all the way back, then I cant read it
<3> Steakk: make the fonts bigger
<2> and I am NOT making my resolution different...I need the screen real-estate
<3> Steakk: let alone you *really* don't want to see pr0n that close up anyway
<2> schitzo: I have my 27" flatscreen TV hooked up to my vid card for porn
<3> ahhh, good thinking
<10> man, i'm a bastard
<2> *nod* :)
<2> Cynic: yes, you are.
<10> but the PFY has to learn somehow
<10> hehe
<2> alo sean
<14> Jason
<2> sean
<14> heh.
<10> so how is everone else handling today
<10> argh! heavy shields!
<14> I'm so ****ing bored today... been watching TV and anime all day
<10> Tamahome_: go for a walk in the sunshine. live life. feel the breeze in your hair, etc etc
<2> *coff* homo *coff*
<14> **** it, what's the point
<14> it's too ****ing cold out.
<14> I need a job... 9 to 5 doing sweet **** all drives me nuts
<9> only problem is that those 'Tarintino' (or whatever) movies start to look alike now. Just like Kill Bill it has a "twisting plot".
<14> Quentin Tarantino
<14> close enough
<9> thats the one
<15> Do you guys help newbies who install ubuntu cds?
<9> depends if those newbies are able to help themselves too. iow; read manuals.
<11> Was it someone in here who recommended bacon for my mac'n'cheese?
<2> ...
<15> Lion-O: ok
<2> icky
<15> Lion-O: I have successfully installed ubuntu linux and I love it
<11> It was either here or Solaris...
<14> my grandfather used to put ketchup in his mac&cheese
<15> but the problem is that some of my internet services do not work with ubuntu as I am behin a LAN with windows servers
<2> CeruleanD: grep -H -n bacon `find ~/.irc_client/logs/ -iname \*.log`
<2> :)
<11> lol
<11> I used to put ketchup in it too when I was younger
<1> m00
<15> In windows XP we have an Microsoft Firewall Client that connects us with an ISA server 192.168.0.2 if we disable firewall client we lose email and chat but we can still browse using http proxy 192.168.1.1
<11> Nowadays I like to dice up tomatoes and ham and dash in some hot sauce.
<11> But yesterday someone, either here or in Solaris, recommended bacon so I gave it a shot and I'm so glad I did. :)
<14> blech, hot sauce
<2> danny-khi: well good for you
<16> Blech, progressive hardware failures on my winduhs HDD.
<2> glad you figured out you could do that.
<15> Now I would like to know how could I solve this problem so that my thunderbird and chat clients work
<17> need some sleep. later geeks!
<11> l8r yoz
<14> night yoz
<18> Shadur: must have a low tolerance for windows
<9> danny-khi: the only way I see is by telling the firewall to allow transparent proxying. At least thats what I can think of. No idea what more ISA supports.
<9> yoz: sleep well
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