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<0> Did the first one. Didn't another group do the second one?
<1> heh, dvd jon or whatever his name is?
<1> that 16 year old kid from somewhere in eastern europe?
<1> (well, i guess not 16 anymore)
<2> mwilson: I believe he released the Fair Use series of programs
<0> I didn't pay much attention, but the second one sounds like just an "analog hole" hack. Picking the decoded audio off before it gets to the speakers. Didn't I see something about it only being able to decode in real-time?
<3> man, ****in' hp
<3> i dont think they could make it any more difficult to change the vlan membership of a port than they already have
<2> mwilson: I know it can only do one at a time, but I don't think it picks audio off. If it did, a simple virtual audio cable would do the same thing
<3> via snmp, i mean
<4> jgaddis: I speak with some authority when I say that SNMP ****s
<3> i quite like snmp, but they make changing vlan membership a huge pita
<5> I have little sympathy because of two letters.
<5> "hp"
<5> you get what you deserve.
<6> Woohoo! Apparently my bosses listened to me and made $coworker the Customer Service manager and instead I'll be doing service and marketing in a big way. Muahahahahahahah
<7> damnit, I still hate the fact that I have to use a ****in DirectX call in HTML to get a png with alpha layers to display properly in IE
<8> Falchion: congrats
<8> Steakk: thats nasty
<7> Jostein, it is
<8> and most notedbly, not HTML :P
<7> element.runtimeStyle.filter = "progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.AlphaImageLoader(enabled=true,src='" + src + "',sizingMethod='scale')";
<8> ****
<8> I just use PNGs without alhpachannels instead
<8> less hackish code
<7> Jostein, need the alphan layer for a transparency
<8> I see
<8> Usually my sites are rather simple, so i dont have the need for alphas
<7> www.bodyritualink.com/NEW/
<7> the logo on the top has the alpha layer trans
<8> that is a HORRIBLE domainname
<7> they chose it
<7> btw, /NEW/ is jsut the `testing` site
<8> right
<6> Jostein: Thanks
<9> hey guys! quick question (for someone who knows hehe) .. some offline program removed a directory out of my /home folder.. is it possible to somehow re-enter it into the file system? there are many files in it and I know they are still there.. but as far as the file system is concerned that folder has been "moved"
<10> pasha_ext3: what filesystem?
<9> Lion-O: I'm pretty sure the system uses the LVM and I think ext3 inside of it..? (it's a ubuntu install)
<10> pasha_ext3: you can consider the data lost then.
<9> Lion-O: as in impossible to re "enter" the directory into the fs or just way too difficult to explain over irc? :)
<10> pasha_ext3: when you remove something from a journaled filesystem you can consider it gone since the filesystem is being constantly used.
<11> Is there a command that can look thru mulitple files and change the string its looking for to a differnt string? aka find and replace?
<9> Lion-O: I did it offline, (with VC + paragorn mount anything) and have not booted that system since.. so the file system has not been used since
<10> PyroBoi: man find ; man sed. etc.
<11> sed?
<10> pasha_ext3: "offline" ? then I think its even worse and you trashed your filesystem completely. NFI what you mean with that.
<12> it's nice when everything's working... on the other hand I keep forgetting everything since I didn't touch my server in ages. I only hit apt-get daily to update and check logs. :
<10> yo(z)! :)
<12> Lion-O: evening! ;-)
<10> yoz: how are you doing ?
<9> Lion-O: offline = booted wit Hiren's Boot CD loaded paragorn (sp!) mount anything [which can read ext3] then loaded VC[Volkov Commander] and tried to move that folder from ext3 /home/music to ntfs ... and it just removed the directory (without any deleting or anything like that) and created an empty directory on the ntfs.. so that was it has not been used since
<10> pasha_ext3: then you're not thinking. THats not doing it offline and the filesystem is STILL being used. Thats inherent to journaling.
<12> Lion-O: I'm fine.. been playing "GTA: liberty city stories" the whole evening and decided to take a look in here ;-) yourself?
<10> pasha_ext3: read up on your basics before trying to pretend you know better. Thank you.
<13> can you recommend any more (good) linux forums than linux-noob.com, linuxquestions.org and ubuntuforums.org
<10> yoz: Enjoying a very relaxing evening. Checking up on some Java thingies (study), watching TV and enjoying a good German beer :) Life be good.
<9> Lion-O: heh.. sorry not meaning to sound like a smart*** .. if I knew better I wouldn't be asking :) .. thanks for the answer anyway though, at least I can have closure to this now! :)
<12> Lion-O: sounds good to me indeed.
<13> http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/showthread.php?p=2412920
<10> motin: cut that out
<10> motin: people don't attend IRC channels only to be invited to webforums.
<14> I think this is an easy question, I want to auto answer a question in bash. Like when you type 'rm -i file' to pipe the answer yes into the question about removal of the file.
<7> why not just take out the -i ?
<14> Steakk, that was just an example, i want to know in the general case
<10> zitrax: there is no "general case"
<14> Lion-O, well the case being that a script stops and wait for input
<10> zitrax: then it still depends on the scripts and the utilities it uses.
<10> s/scripts/script/
<10> zitrax: you /might/ be able to pipe but unless a script responds to that then chances are its fully ignored.
<14> Lion-O, yes but I know what the script expects
<14> Lion-O, in my case it expects yes or no
<10> zitrax: You do? Then why do you need to ask?
<10> zitrax: I'm talking stdin and the likes silly.
<14> Lion-O, well I dont want to manually type it in
<15> hi
<10> zitrax: then change the script. simple.
<7> zitrax, so you want the script to rm -rf, w/o asking for comfirmation, and the end-user gets ****ed over?
<14> Lion-O, it do not need to be a script it might be a binary
<7> binaries handle stdin different than scripts od
<10> zitrax: hence my earlier comment about "there is no common solution"
<7> s/od/do
<10> zitrax: I suggest you read up on your basics before wasting all our time.
<15> i built up a new pc by my own, and now when i put in gentoo or knoppix boot cd i always get random kernel panic/kernel bug!? can someone hlp me?
<7> chances are it is not random
<10> AHAB--: check the hardware.
<7> its prolly due to misfconfigured hardware
<16> zitrax: if the program/script uses stdin you can pipe into it; if it insists on using the tty you have to use something like expect
<15> Lion-O: what shall i check?
<10> AHAB--: everything. This is a Linux channel, not a hardware channel.
<10> would I be interested to talk about hardware I'd be in #hardware.
<14> killall-KILL, yes piping is what I tried but I coulnd not get it to work
<7> Lion-O, touche` on that one
<7> heh
<14> Lion-O, I dont want to waste your time if you do not know the answer you can ignore me
<16> zitrax: some programs insist on opening the tty for security reasons
<10> slow bounce. I'd give it a 4.5
<7> haha
<10> zitrax: with wasting our time I'm referring to us telling you what is going on but you don't understanding the answer because you don't know your basics.
<10> zitrax: and quite frankly I'm not in the mood for that.
<14> killall-KILL, well I think I know enough basics for asking the question, if I knew the anser I would not be here :)
<10> every idiot can answer a question, very few understand the answer.
<16> zitrax: man expect
<10> s/answer a/ask a/
<17> hello, where i can find hardware for my loptop, please help
<18> futureshop
<17> hello, where i can find hardware for my loptop, please help
<10> 3.0 on bouncing facrot
<10> factor even. oh well
<19> mexxx: perhaps you'd be best served if someone lopped your head off :)
<4> mexxx you need help?
<4> mexxx: http://hetracil.com/
<4> damn
<17> hey, foolks, **** you all
<10> w00t
<10> group ***
<8> w00t
<4> Oooooooh. what an original, snappy comeback.
<8> orgytime!
<4> ****wad
<14> Lion-O, ok I noticed that a 'echo yes | command' worked for other scripts
<10> zitrax: its amazing! you actually tried something yourself?!
<7> Peter: Mark this day on the calendar!
<14> Lion-O, you seem happy.. anyway I of course tested that before I went here. It just did not work on that specific command
<10> zitrax: and we explained the "why" but you ignored it.
<14> Lion-O, you should be a teacher, the children would love you :)
<10> zitrax: the ones who actually tried to take effort on their own would. The lazy ones on the other hand....
<10> </hint>
<14> Lion-O, why did you end the tag that you did not open. Hmm lazy actually I have not been on mirc in years I think.. interesting to be back
<8> zitrax: irc is not like w3c world, you know
<8> </sarcasm>
<10> on mirc? This isn't mirc. this is irssi :P
<8> lies! this is PieTTY!
<10> Jostein++
<14> zitrax/0
<20> NYC = EST right?
<21> Probably.
<21> Jostein: whaddaloadabull****<sneeze />
<14> EDT
<8> Lion-O: there better not have been ham in that pie
<8> that would have been such a waste of good food :P
<21> DUCK!
<10> Jostein: Dunno, that depends on your PieTTY settings ;)
<22> umm.. you shouldn't put ham in pies
<21> .... whoops. Sorry, Lion-O - there's pie in yer face from Jostein.
<10> Viking667: impossible 8)
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