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<0> oh ****
<1> man that was a challenge :P
<0> we're under a tornado watch, and there are nasties in the area.
<1> siglite: entertainment suggestion: snow boards and hunt that thing down... I hear riding the eye is a *blast* :P
<1> siglite: I'm sure jarhead is goofy enough to give it a try :P
<2> *cough*
<3> *ejem*
<2> oh thanks..
<4> nasty cough ;-)
<2> yeah.
<4> cachimaster: it does. Get the official SDK from Sun
<4> "Free java" is simply a big hypocrite piece of ****.
<5> I could use free coffee. Where do I sign up?
<3> anyway sun sdk is slower in linux than in windows
<4> cachimaster: bull****
<4> cachimaster: if you're looking for a place to troll I have to warn you; this isn't it.
<6> Does anyone know how to properly link an enlightenment epplet? I'm having difficulty for some reason. Although I link in the epplet lib, and include the header for it, it comes back and says that it has an undefinded reference. All I do is create an epplet with the Epplet_Init call with the program.
<3> just try the sample swing application...
<6> I love e, but this is pissing me off.
<4> oh; for the record.. I've been studying Java on Linux, Solaris & Windows in both vim/notepad and Netbeans alike. That was a troll.
<4> been there, done that. out. :P
<6> No one's ever coded an enlightenment epplet?
<6> I've even gone so far as to link in the original object file for the stupid lib. Must be one of those leet club bs things.
<4> hmm, never done that.
<6> Didn't work either.
<6> How could it not I ask myself.
<7> 1,075,672 now :)
<6> The function I call is declared in the header, and nm returns a symbol with the same name in the lib itself, but ld says it's undefined.
<6> All of the epplets that came with e compiled without a hitch. They call the same function.
<6> Stupid make file is horribly complex.
<6> Anyone here even run e?
<6> Well alright then..
<4> hmmm... I wonder if I can play this video, the only song of spears which I actually like.. sorta
<5> Lion-O: which is that?
<4> 'hit me baby one more time'
<5> Lion-O: 'cause you just wanna smack 'er around, yeah
<4> Qunan: eeew, please...
<4> not really into the barbie doll type myself.
<4> RIGHT, installing time
<8> I'd hit it, but they'd have to tape her mouth first
<9> hello
<4> Tamahome_: he he he
<9> i have a slackware 10.2 and i receive some public ip's from my isp........my question is how can i give a part of them to another local area network so they can postrout them to his clients?
<4> Qunan: RTFM comes to mind. Better yet; ditch lackware and get something more serious.
<8> that's a pretty involved question.
<8> and I agree with the ditch slackware bit
<4> you really do NOT want to use a pos like lackware for serious internet business, thats asking for trouble.
<9> someone?
<4> hello there? are you ignoring us?
<10> morning, slackers
<11> activity slack
<7> heya Cynic
<12> Cynic: hey ****er
<12> Cynic: Im #2 now :P
<10> hey K_F, Lion-O, Sean, NineVolt_, Jostein
<10> heh
<8> Kim
<4> yo Cynic
<11> greetings.
<8> 9V
<10> bloody sun
<7> Cynic: I might have another article you could enjoy http://digg.com/technology/A_million_EU_domain_names_has_been_registered
<7> Cynic: and did you see the one about spam fighting using PKI ?
<7> and don't curse the sun, it is better than the hail here
<10> it's just so bright :/
<7> hehe
<10> and i'm so just only awake
<13> russians had the best idea there :)
<8> pretty miserable outside here too... rain rain go away come again another day
<4> hmmm, great song.
<7> hehe
<11> set construction is easy if you use set builder notation :P
<8> 9V: not *that* kind of set :P
<11> nice underscore btw.
<8> ditto.
<10> beer for breakfast?
<4> hmmm :)
<10> or something uh, less substantial?
<11> i vote beer.
<10> i was going to say _more_ substantial, but..
<11> it's never let me down before, the breakfast of champions.
<8> Guinness is the beer that eats like a meal
<7> Guinness++
<10> Tamahome_: yeah, i refuse to drink it unless it's out of a pub tap though
<14> in soviet russia - guiness drinks you!
<10> bottled/canned guiness is just wierd
<7> hehe
<13> Cynic: most people use a gl***
<7> yeah, guinness has to be from a gl***
<8> Travis: that is so old.
<7> Cynic: anyways, did you get a look at my entry? :)
<10> DaveHowe: ok, fine, the gl*** can come just after the pub tap.
<8> yeah I don't like canned either, you end up tasting the can
<10> DaveHowe: you know what i meant
<10> K_F: yeah, i'll digg it once i can remember my login ;)
<7> hehe
<13> Cynic: wouldn't put it past smsie to lie under a tap and turn it on...
<7> Cynic: thank you :)
<7> Cynic: seems to be slowing down now though. 1,082,164
<7> about 3,000 added every 15 minutes
<10> DaveHowe: but how do you tap-guzzle guiness? do you wait for it to settle in your throat for a few minutes, then pour some more?
<15> lol
<8> lately I've been drinking crown floats... 3/4 pint of Strongbow with 1/4 pint of Guinness
<15> hoegaarden wit is a good tap-guzzling beer, but I can't see doing it with Guinness
<0> wheeee
<0> cool weather
<10> i'm drinking some kind of bavarian style golden ale at the moment anyway
<15> name?
<7> I'm drinking something called Lysholmer double ice
<7> rather fruity
<7> I'm out of Ringnes.. my favorite when I want bitter beer
<11> guinness is disgusting.
<15> I'm drinking a Unibroue Terrible'... to be followed by a Chimay Cinq Cents and then a Duvel if I'm still standing. (Big bottles of Big Beers)
<10> Ka-bar: oh, sorry, wrong bottle
<7> NineVolt_: huh?
<11> it really is though.
<10> this is monteiths golden lager, which is some kind of munich-style brew
<15> NineVolt_, Heretic!
<11> you know your beer's bad when you've got some sort of widget floating in it.
<8> straight Guinness is pretty gross.... goes down like motor oil
<15> Guinness is liquid bread
<10> Tamahome_: bollocks!
<11> plus i'm rarely hungry enough for guinness.
<10> guiness is liquid jesus!
<15> Guinness is wonderful.
<7> NineVolt_: that is a point. I usually get full rather soon
<7> but it tastes good
<11> meh, not to me.
<8> I like Kilkenny though
<7> NineVolt_: do you like beer?
<11> for how... thick it is, it tastes surprisingly watery.
<8> and Boddington's
<11> i love beer.
<15> But considering that Guinness has considerably less alcohol than most other beers, it is definitely not the beer to be drinking if you're trying to get drunk.
<11> in the last year, i've missed maybe 5-10 days of drinking.
<11> at most.
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