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<0> anyone here? <1> no <2> OM <1> Nanuq <3> They aren't here <4> anyone isn't in #linux <0> im trying to run a certain script thru cron..just to automate ftp from server-server..is it possible to use wget for all (*) of the files on the server? <0> #!/bin/bash <0> wget ftp://user:p***@myserver/mypath/myfile.ext <1> what about it? <4> nickk: read the wget man page. Search it for recursive / recursion. <0> ok thanks <0> lol <5> is it common for lugs to filled with people that are mostly "blue collar"? <4> not in my experience. <4> lugs tend to be filled with a wide mix of students, misfits, and white collar folks.
<4> earnie the heavy diesel mechanic is usually not at a lug meeting. <6> siglite, im a mechanic, what are you trying to say? :P <5> well i guess by "blue collar" i mean do they attract a lot of people with little or no formal education? <4> adikt: I'm saying that in my experience, you're a minority. <4> MooseFactory: I couldn't comment on that. I've never seen them asking for copies of degrees at the door of a lug meeting. <6> siglite, not really <6> i rarely go to LUG meetings :P <4> adikt: ah, then you fit in nicely with my experience. But then, I don't go to lug meetings very often either. <7> adikt: bad bad adikt <7> considering WLUG is probably the best LUG in .nz <6> Cynic, i dont see you there either! <7> i don't live there ;) <6> heh <4> wlug? <6> whats your point? <4> waikato? <7> waikato lug <6> show some effort :P <4> ah, yeah, home of the BOFH. <6> indeed <7> adikt: yeah, a 4 hour drive for a LUG meeting sounds *great* <7> siglite: indeed, my former boss ;) <4> Cynic: really? <7> who hates IRC *and* LUGs, by the by <6> Cynic, well, i cant even muster up a <2min drive <4> Cynic: heh, d'joo ever meet his sister? <7> siglite: indeed.. i was the PFY for 3.5 years :P <7> i've met his sister and one of his brothers <4> she stopped by my house in the late 90's. <4> cool chicky. <4> oddly enough, I can't remember her name, just ner net handle. <7> they're from one of those old-school large catholic families ;) <4> s/ner/her/ <6> Cynic, i tend not to get on too well with a few of the regulars for various reasons <7> adikt: i have noticed a certain amount of elitism, to be sure.. <4> hah <8> sig. <4> yessir? <8> Do you ever send email to your congressmen? <4> occasionally, yes <3> TenBaseT: Every other day <4> it's pretty futile for my congresswoman though. <8> tell em to support this http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/bdquery/z?d109:HR04547: and this http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/bdquery/z?d109:S3275: <4> she just tows the party line no matter what. <4> she's totally incapable of making a decision based on merits. <4> ok, 4547 has my support. <4> lol <4> I'm so ****ing stupid. <4> I just went to find her email address. <4> DERRRRRR <4> I host her ****ing website and email. <6> 'make it happen oir your website disappears' <3> What exactly would be the benefit of that bill? <4> national carry permit reciprocity <4> carry permits would be treated more like drivers license. <4> valid in one state, honored in another. <7> hmm, they're having a leaving party for the director <3> I can see the benefits of a general gun permit, but not for concealed weapons <9> siglite: that one's got my support too. <9> reality: what's the difference?
<3> bhab: Between a gun permit and a concealed weapons license? <9> reality: I know the difference between the two pieces of paper. I'm just saying, that if someone is going to carry a weapon, they may as well be allowed to conceal said weapon as well. <9> In fact, I'd wager concealed firearms are *safer* than that of openly-carried firearms. <3> I would tend to disagree <3> At least you know a person has a gun on them if you can see it <10> sure they are. then punks don't know if anyone is packing. <9> Consider this situation: I walk into a bank (or similar establishment) openly carrying my pistol. Some shady character, say, siglite, (:D) notices this, and while I have my guard down, takes the gun from my holster and uses it to hold up the bank. <9> Had my pistol been concealed, this crime would have been far more difficult. <8> someone willing to hold up a bank will get their own weapon <3> Why the **** are you carrying a gun on you to begin with? <10> then said would be bank roper would try same thing and 14 people draw down on him... <3> OldMonk: We probably share the same views <4> TenBaseT: done. <1> reality: who me? i didn't say anything! <9> reality: Perhaps I carry large sums of money, which I regularly deposit into the bank. <4> good luck trying a gun grab on me anyway. Concealed or not concealed. <3> OldMonk: Thus the word "probably" <1> hehheh <9> yeah, i'd likely break someone's wrist who tried. When I'm carrying there isn't a situation where I have my guard down. <3> bhab: Then the situation becomes moot <9> still, i'd rather conceal it and not give anyone any ideas. <9> less headache for both of us. <3> Or you could not carry it and not even worry about the situation to begin with <4> yeah, then you could rely on law enforcement to get there in time and save you. <3> Save you from....? <4> an attacker <9> at which point i have a knife in my belly and my $10k in cash is gone, along with the ****er who put the knife there. <3> What ****in' city do you folks live in? <4> charleston WV. <3> Harlem? <4> I've been attacked multiple times in my life with no provokation. <9> San Marcos, CA. <9> As have I. When I lived in VA, I was mugged twice. <4> once with a knife. <9> One of those times was on a $4k cash deposit to the bank. <9> I still have a scar across my arm from where I deflected a stab. <4> fortunately, I was able to disarm and kick the **** out of the guy who had the knife. <4> but I can't bank on that every time. <11> and why siglite is this guy still wasting my oxygen? <4> bsims: because at some point in my stomping of his ***, he was able to escape. Chasing him down and finishing the job would've been a bad legal decision. <4> bsims: I was unarmed. <11> Ah ok <12> siglite: legally unarmed? :) <12> this America place is wierd, I must say. <4> I had no weapons at all. <9> america pisses me off sometimes <4> attacker had the knife, well, until it hit the ground. <9> but i often think other places would piss me off even more. <12> although I have to say, the texans are very nice people. very friendly as a rule. <4> I'll remember the sound of that knife hitting the ground for the rest of my life. <9> i'll have the scar for the rest of my life, probably <12> siglite: I meant, legally unarmed as in if you'd kicked the **** out of him he'd probably have sued you for it and you'd have not had a leg to stand on :) <12> bhab: it's ok, in 2047 there will be a new technology that heals scars. <4> szymon: most likely, yes. I did kick the **** out of him, but it woulda changed from self defense to something else like, ***ault and battery if I'd chased him after he escaped. <4> cops got the guy too. <9> yeah, and when i'm 77, i won't be caring too much about my scars :) <12> that's the kind of thing I'm thinking about :) <4> like, six hours later. <12> nice when the police catch folk <4> they weren't of much use in that alley with the guy though. <9> sad thing is, they seldom do :( <4> I was very very lucky really, that the guy didn't know how to fight at all. <4> and I was lucky that the knife came out of his grasp <11> siglite: Truly Odin was watching out for ya that day <4> I was lucky that his initial stab nicked the corner of my eye instead of going into my eye <9> ouch. <4> there was a whole lot of luck in that one. <9> dude, yeah <9> my trousers would have been quite brown <4> woulda been a lot safer to have just shot the sonofabitch.
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