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<0> the Cube was messed too
<1> XyZzY: that movie was BULL****
<1> some **** of a friend of mine told me how great it was, so a bunch of us wasted a goddamn friday night watching it. the guy who recommended it was conspicuously absent
<0> did you watch all three? had a circular plot
<0> sure it was a slasher flick
<1> no. i watched the first only.
<2> hellraiser owns. The whole mythology subplot makes it so much more interesting as a sci-fi than as a horror movie.
<1> book, sure.
<1> movies, to me, not so much
<1> well look who it is
<3> Blow me.
<3> Er, I mean, hi!
<3> The keys are like right next to each other.
<1> anyone who quotes bash should be banned for life.
<3> M00.
<3> dogbert2: Have you heard of Dynamips?
<4> no, what is it?
<3> dogbert2: http://www.ipflow.utc.fr/index.php/Cisco_7200_Simulator
<4> very cool...could give boson a run for it's money
<1> uh
<1> you feed it actual ios images to load?
<4> beats me...
<1> i'm reading the same thing you just did
<3> D-side: Yes.
<5> damn, 54 new people from $work on linkedin in the last two weeks or so
<1> shiwan: jeez. nice.
<3> D-side: People have made entire CCIE R&S and CCIE SP labs in it, with 15 routers and frame/ATM switches.
<4> where do you get the actual IOS images, shiwan, CCO?
<5> they should open source it =)
<4> hehehe
<1> shiwan: surely not on a single machine
<3> dogbert2: I'm... still working on that one. My guess would be yes. Or off Chinese sites. I found some Chinese telco site the other week, with a bunch of IOS images just freely listed.
<3> D-side: On a single machine.
<3> D-side: Though for my purposes, I'm aiming for 4 to 8 way, 8GB of RAM.
<4> heh...shiwan, what is the address of this telco site? :)
<3> D-side: Still cheaper than actual Cisco goear. ;)
<1> thats awesome.
<4> shiwan, true
<5> oh cool
<1> shiwan: and far less useful in the real world, so maybe (just maybe) cisco won't sue the **** out of them. :D
<3> D-side: Exactly. But for labbing **** out, it's perfect.
<4> bwhahahaa
<3> You can even trunk into a real switch.
<1> shame theres no support for DS3 PAs.
<1> yeah but that stuff is expensive.
<1> and no, i wouldn't care to compare its cost to that of the real equipment
<4> D-side, heh...well, I only paid $250 for mine
<1> aren't you SO COOL
<1> bah!
<4> well, I bought it when it was in Beta...got the full version when released
<3> Nothing compares to running real IOS, and getting real IOS bugs. ;)
<4> geez...
<4> New Internet TV services such as Joost and YouTube may bring the global network to its knees, Internet companies said on Wednesday, adding they are already investing heavily just to keep data flowing.
<4> shiwan, heh...I have all sorts of IOS images on my other computer
<2> bull****, if anyone was hurting from the bandwidth strain, they'd just throttle those sites down. nobody is losing money in the bandwidth providing business
<3> dogbert2: I'm looking for more recent ones, especially for the C7200.
<4> well, I don't have any of those :)
<3> C3600? C3700?
<4> I know I have 36xx IOS along with 3550/2950/19xx, and PixEn
<2> it's not like youtube and joost have all kinds of power over backbone providers... if they were causing a network issue, they'd be throttled down until they didn't. plain and simple. stupid FUD articles. . probably linked to some blog
<1> dogbert2: wouldn't you like to discuss this privately with shiwan?
<1> i think that'd be a nice idea. :D
<4> bwhahahaha...what, j00 think he would ask me for IOS :)
<1> CERTAINLY NOT
<3> AFK.
<4> rotflmao!
<1> shall i ***ume the msgs have begun? :D
<3> No, girl beside me wants my undivided attention. ;)
<4> bwhahahaha!
<1> serving you with a restraining order?
<4> D-side, no, he's introducing her to his 6BONE
<3> Well, she's a foot away from my 2801 running 12.4(3) Advanced Enterprise Services. ;)
<1> i think that makes me want to throw up
<4> which comment, 6BONE or AES?
<1> yes.
<4> dork :)
<4> nice PIX 506 for about $400
<3> Also got JunOS running in VMware, with em# support.
<3> Anyhow.
<6> shiwan: bye
<1> junos in vmware?!
<1> dogbert2: sorry, does not compute. "nice" on the same line as "pix 506"
<1> glad to see you can be so blazee (i know theres no second e, but i have no accents) about it.
<6> D-side: warez ?
<1> whitecap: where?
<6> D-side: last thread lost me, was just checking
<6> too busy to google atm
<1> whitecap: oh, that. it was nearing that point, but never crossed the threshold. :)
<6> finishing up steak, mushroom gravy, vegetable rotini and baby peas
<1> i had a "jersey burger" at a diner
<6> it's a bitch cooking for one
<1> pork roll and grilled tomato on top. mm.
<1> haha
<1> thats hilarious.
<6> good luck
<5> http://web.intuit.com/support/quicken/2002/win/1178.html
<7> jlgaddis: They're well documented. Some OSS ecommerce web apps even generate them.
<6> sweet
<7> jlgaddis: I'd tell you which OSS projects to look at, but I don't wish reading osCommerce or ZenCart source code on anybody.
<8> **** I just realized I forgot to go to the store. ****...
<5> ThomasM: yeah, i've looked at oscommerce before
<8> whitecap: Ozzy?
<6> Emerson: aye
<9> can anyone answer simple search/replace q?: I screwed up 10000 files, how can I change "Copyright (c) 2006" to "Copyright (c) 2007" ?
<9> sed perhaps
<5> ZikesIII: perl, using -pi and -e
<10> for such a simple replacement sed will do fine
<6> hmph, this is a good tune but i was thinking Ozzy_Osbourne-Close_Your_Eyes.mp3. guess supper will wait
<9> i think I understand a single file replace, but how do I do many files?
<10> That depends, because I don't know anything about your files
<9> many text files in a single directory, all sort of names on the files
<10> Like are they all in one directory, in subdirectories, scattered all over the place?
<10> Well, you can use a filename wildcard with sed
<9> okay, I can't experiment on the remote host, let me quickly try...
<10> Now, if you don't edit them in place with -i, you'll just create 10,000 new files
<10> ...and of course, back it up first
<5> perl -pi -e 's/Copyright\s\(c\)\s2006/Copyright (c) 2007' myfiles*
<5> should work, i think, but i'm high so maybe not
<9> thanks for the ideas, I think I'll have to run some local tests first, then if I'm confident on the remote ... i dont want to produce 300MB of more junk
<5> ZikesIII: perl's -i means "edit in place", so it changes the existing files
<10> sed -i means the same thing
<9> ahhh, alright, need to brush up on this stuff
<6> ahh, it's a good thing to heat up the reciever ocasionally
<10> and jlgaddis needs to close his regex with a /
<10> other than that it's ok
<5> atompngn: indeed
<9> thanks, wish me luck ...
<10> ZikesIII: good luck, don't screw up another 10,000
<5> heh
<7> jlgaddis: Neat wallpaper or tile pattern? I remember staring at an octagon-patterned wall for about 45 minutes, once.
<5> ThomasM: nah, thinkin' about $work ****
<7> jlgaddis: That's the best thing you can think to do when stoned?
<5> ThomasM: heh, well i was gonna go for a drive to the other house to check my mail (~1.5h roundtrip) but i decided it was too cold out
<5> other than that i'm just sitting here killing brain cells (watching fox news)
<7> That's an effective way of killing brain cells.
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