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<0> the other thing I usually go to the asian markets for is sapporo ichiban chow mein "dry" noodles...add some red ginger after cooking a package or two, and you have a tasty (and cheap) meal :)
<1> oh, Men's Pocky. the dark bittersweet chocolate.
<0> D-side...i've NEVER seen that stuff here in Vegas...
<0> that's GOT to be very yummy
<1> it really is.
<1> barely sweet.
<1> not that pocky is all that sweet anyway.
<1> japanese sweet treats tend not to be loaded with sugar.
<0> D-side...nod, but normally, you eat pocky by the boxful :)
<1> hooray gluttony! :)
<1> afk a sec
<0> s/pester/molest/
<2> **** me. AMD prices went up again
<0> reality, I have my athlon XP 2500+ (1.8x Ghz) as my desktop (paid I think $160 for MB and CPU at frys about 3 years ago)
<1> i think i'm going to bed.
<1> later boys.
<3> help me pls
<3> smbclient -t smbfs //mis/Report /home/elaine/share -o user=melvin
<3> session setup failed: NT_STATUS_LOGON_FAILURE
<4> your name is melvin?
<3> yes
<3> this is my username
<3> mis is my computer name
<3> report is my sharefolder from mis compter
<4> total time: 938.706497 seconds. <-- god damned ... thats a long time for a PHP script to run
<5> hey I have a problem with ffmpeg-php
<4> this is neither #ffmpeg or #php
<5> I am tired of wrestling with it, if anyone can fix it I will pay you via paypal
<5> I know it's not php or ffmpeg
<5> but I need a bad*** linux guy to fix it
<4> bad***? hah
<5> yup
<6> hmmm.
<7> Steakk: He's all yours, bad***. :P
<7> oi Nanuq
<4> LoL ThomasM
<5> steakk: are you the guru around here?
<4> They dont call me Linus for nothing
<4> actually, they just dont call me Linus
<5> lol
<4> ThomasM, dont have a big penis, eh?
<7> Steakk: I'm fine with my penis size. I have no need to trot it out. I just make things work and write incredible code.
<6> Aahz!
<5> so steakk, can you help me?
<4> freeziek, I am not going to go and configure something for you. RTFM
<5> the manual on ffmpeg-php ****s
<7> Steakk: So you're entirely freelance now?
<5> it ****s so bad it doesn't exist
<4> ThomasM, ayups
<7> freeziek: Then read another. There's a whole ****ing Internet out there, man.
<4> freeziek, google, forums, message boards, etc
<7> Steakk: I've thought long and hard (ahem) about it, but I don't feel up for trolling for work during the lulls when customers haven't thought of new features or applications, and haven't talked to any tech-needing friends lately.
<7> Steakk: What sort of work is it you're doing? I may have stuff to send your way from time to time.
<4> ThomasM, I have a few leads, and nationwide IT contractors that keep me busy
<4> ThomasM, everything from the consultation to implementation...along with everything in between, before, and after
<4> networking, hardware, software configs and troubleshooting, etc
<7> Steakk: Ah.
<7> Then there is a good chance I'll have stuff to send your way. I write code. And I get really ****ing irritated when I have to back my schedule up for anything more than a 15-minute find-and-fix or upgrade. I have a friend that rocks as a Windows admin, but I'm not doing so much with Windows servers these days. I'll come look you up (and set up a billable rate) if anything comes my way I'd rather not handle.
<4> ThomasM, got an e-mail addy? I'll drop you my phone number quick so you have easy access if that does happen
<7> Awesome. One more monkey off my back. Maybe I'll be able to stay in code mode for more than half an hour.
<4> hehe
<7> It takes a solid 15-30 minutes to get into a good code mode (without the help of coding in a restaurant with someone refelling your coffee--then it's about 5). And somebody calls. And somebody IMs. And the ****ing little bitches can't get the point.
<7> I've almost got the new employer deciding to install a restaurant booth in one of the back offices for me. :)
<4> what do you code?
<7> If it's connected to a database, I pretty much do it, start to finish.
<4> wow
<7> SQL Server, MySQL, some postgres... .NET, VB, Access (supporting old customers), PHP, Perl, getting into AJAX a bit.
<7> I'll probably be working into Oracle over the next 6 months.
<4> all for FG? or is FG a contract company?
<7> FG is the new employer. Just got off the ground around about the 21st of last month.
<4> ahhh
<7> I have lots of contract jobs that I'm sadly falling behind on. Trying to get their loose ends entirely tied up, and settle down to a nice 40 hours per week with only a little bit of weekend work.
<4> last company i worked for thought they would get away w/paying me $20/hr without me getting pissed off and branching out on my own (since they never made me sign a non-compete clause)
<7> I've been doing at least 60-70 hours per week now since... ****. October? That's ****ing sad. 40-60 for the day job, and then make up whatever difference daylight and the commute leave me, with minor time for relaxation.
<7> Notice how little I've been in here in the last year? :)
<4> So, i became legal with the state (insurance, licenses, etc), and told them to **** themselves
<4> i have noticed, yes
<6> Steakk: licenses?
<6> ThomasM: you sound busy
<4> Nanuq, state sellers permits, etc, etc
<5> I put the project up on rentacoder
<4> have to be 100% legal in the state of WI, (and in my case, IL, IA, and MN as well)
<7> Steakk: Well, you'll be in my phone book for anything that can be handled remotely (which will be nearly everything, as I'm researching VPS at the moment, and you'll be just as far away from it as I am).
<7> freeziek: Goodonyer.
<4> ThomasM, Great! :)
<6> Steakk: get your vpn going?
<4> Nanuq, nope, started on it again, then i accidently killed my whoel CRM setup, and working on restoring that now
<4> (just got it setup and populated, and didnt have a chance to doa backup yet...so, startin over)
<6> Steakk: hrm. my remote box isn't responding.
<6> Steakk: I can ping the last IP addy I've recorded, but that could be someone else
<5> omikron, are you there?
<7> Steakk: BTW, on this VPS stuff with JaguarPC or whatever (currently looking really hard at spry.com), what's the default setup for mail they usually come with? Does one need to write the MX records, install an MTA, and everything?
<6> Steakk: so either someone's gone and nicked my box, it's crashed and burned, or the connection there is down
<6> Steakk: or the power is out
<4> ThomasM, its all good to go, all you do is xfer your NS's
<4> (at the registrar level)
<8> dogbert2: shouldn't you be getting DSL or cable or something or is ISDN the only thing you could get there?
<4> Nanuq, i bet the conn is down, thats all
<7> Steakk: And what happens if you want to have an IMAP server? Just log in and install/configure it?
<4> ThomasM, preinstalled
<6> Steakk: not sure if openvpn gives up after a while
<4> they do all the work for you
<4> apache is installed, ftp servers, mail servers (imap via courier on my deb VPS), plesk (or whaver control panel you want), etc, etc
<7> Steakk: Another BTW, I'm now feeling a hell of a lot better about all this VPS stuff, as I've been giving myself exercises-for-the-student on home boxen for a few weeks, and still don't really feel up to start-to-finish administration of a remote system that'll get high traffic.
<7> Steakk: So, expect work. :)
<4> ThomasM, the VPS side of things is just as much of a PITA, but wth a steeper learning curve
<4> the learning curve is steeper, because you need to know what is where on these pre-configured boxen
<4> s/boxen/xen installs
<6> Steakk: so you're voting on connectivity?
<4> Nanuq, in your case? yes
<4> if you cant ping it, i bet its a conn problem...doubt it crashed and burned, unless you gave it reason to
<6> Steakk: in my case?
<4> <6> Steakk: hrm. my remote box isn't responding. <-- in your case
<6> Steakk: yeah, but what makes you think I'm above the other possibilities?
<6> if it's been nicked, that would be ironic
<4> you have more brains than 1/2 the clubies in here, and therefore, have better security in place, to prevent gettin `nicked`
<6> my door was unlocked from Aug 23 to Sep 3
<4> O.o
<4> I wont ask why
<6> Steakk: ****in' landlord, that's why.
<9> too much chocolate. argh.
<10> there's a program I need to run for about 12 hours. the problem is, I need to be able to check in on its status, but my connection keeps on quitting after idling for 5 minutes, and I can't save all of the output because the program dumps out many gigabytes of status information. running it in the background and then using fg is simple, but when I log out and log back in, it doesn't register as a job anymore. Is there anyway to bri
<4> eww
<6> Steakk: With the fire inspector to check the smoke detector.
<6> Steakk: Didn't lock it after he'd left.
<4> and they just `left it open`
<4> thats bogus
<4> steal your own ****, then sue
<6> Steakk: Thanks for that idea now.
<7> abc987123: Look into screen.
<4> :)
<4> heh
<7> abc987123: It's a program, and it's the most wonderful console tool, ever.
<6> Steakk: He works for the DoD, too. That wouldn't look good.
<4> Do Defense?
<7> Dept. of.
<4> s/\ //
<7> Oh. Heh.
<6> yup
<7> Steakk: I see a lot of complaints about downtime on Jaguar. You have any issues with it?
<4> ThomasM, not as of yet
<4> but, its only been ~1wk
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