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<0> jgaddis: .net is teh ****
<1> what does Ubuntu support than? tar format?
<2> ar
<2> cpio
<2> deb
<3> M27UK: RTFM. It uses .debs.
<4> M27UK: ubuntu does things the debian way.
<1> ook
<1> cool
<4> vIkSiT: to improve system performance, keep adding ram until the system stops swapping.
<1> and I guess there's plenty of support and required software for both these OSs?
<5> jgaddis: hell, he got Rupert to give him lots of money. can't be all tha tstupid.
<6> Ka-bar, hehe something which doesn't involved spending money, and b)upgrading my laptop to an xserve
<4> vIkSiT: ah.
<0> M27UK.. now that a nick. We dont even need to ASL him :P
<7> Jostein: do you msg him with "N/A/M/E?" instead?
<1> hahaaa..........Jostein that's why I stick to this nick..........I get sick and tired of answer asl pls? LOL
<0> I cant recall last ASL I got. but then I keep out of channels where people like that hang out
<4> *nod*
<6> haha yeah
<1> ook
<6> asls are so .. mid 90s and yahoo chat/aim
<1> its the first time i'm using Xchat or for that matter any chat program in Linux
<1> and its cool :P
<4> and when I do get an A/S/L, my standard answer is "Old enough to know better / Yes / Far away from you"
<1> Ka-bar hahahhha..........i like that
<8> Ka-bar, alternatively you can go on about arithmetic shift left :)
<7> or on the z80, it was shift left set, as they misimplimented it :)
<8> hehe
<8> hmm woodcrest boxens seem like they
<9> has the modern Z80 fixed that?
<8> they are really measuring up to the opterons
<7> smsie: no, they kept it for compatability reasons
<9> hehe
<9> "we ****ed up, so now we have to KEEP ****ing up!" [The Solaris Way<tm>]
<3> hmm, not a bad way perse IMO considering how many companies still use ancient stuff. "Copy your ****ed up stuff over and it KEEPS working in a ****ed up way" :)
<0> a comp-sci major he knows, had acces to his uni's supercomputer
<0> one of those new, shiny cray thingies or whatever is hot these days
<0> guess what he did? :P
<10> I'll bite, what?
<0> tried to install irssi :P
<9> well, why the hell not?
<5> you must irc faster than anyone else
<0> I qoute "that would the best host in _history_ to put on irc"
<0> too bad it had a rather restrictive network policy :P
<7> "heineken don't make irc clients, but if they did....."
<10> awww
<10> So people can't hack your gibson?
<0> heh
<9> it would be mIRC. Tastes like ****, but ***holes still drink it!
<9> although I hear that mIRC does multiple servers these days
<5> so someone here dind't like the Aeron chairs that we have and ordered some normal desk chair thing from Office Depot or Office Max or whatever
<5> the brand name of it was "Gibson" and he kept hte box that it came it and put it on top of his cabinent in his cube
<5> I was talking to him one day and started with a chopping motion on the box and went "Hey, know what I'm doing?"
<5> everyone sort of looked at me with quizzical looks on their faces and I went
<5> "I'm hacking the Gibson"
<5> and a collective groan came out
<10> hehe
<10> Well deserved groan
<11> hello, im having some trouble with neomail, can someone help me out?
<0> "Cray X-MP/2. 62 nodes w/8 cores. each core has 32GB of memory. and a 70TB array for storage"
<0> now that is a bad*** machine
<12> can i have it?
<5> Jostein: does it play Quake?
<0> schitzo: heh.
<0> schitzo: that was what this guy was trying to get irssi on :P
<5> makes sense
<5> screen, irssi and some nsa encryption busting software
<0> lol
<5> what else would you use something like that for? curing cancer???
<0> actually even more boring
<0> its used to calculate weather forecasts :P
<0> + whatever scientists need to get calculated and are willing to pay for
<10> pi
<5> what the **** do they need all of that computing power to tell me that it just MIGHT ****ing rain outside.
<0> its the most powerful computer in scandinvia, so lots of science/academical environments use it
<5> I can look outside and go ... Hmmm, yup it's gonna rain. Weather bastards don't know ****
<0> heh
<0> well. Im sure its used for more than weather. But storm weather services is the only regular client I can recall using it
<10> "I need to know where to build my new house so it wont get flooded."
<5> Pizbit: then.. not in the ****ing flood plan you dumb***
<5> OMG, there was a batch of land cleared off near my subdivision for someone to build on
<5> come to find out that they couldn't get it zoned after they cleared if off because it's a floodplain area.
<5> f'n morons
<10> schitzo: there's only one flood plain near here and it's already full of houses
<5> can the folks get flood insurance on their homeowners policy?
<13> morning all
<5> Ohhhh, this thing has an ER Diagram GEnerator
<14> ROFL
<14> Our New York office was sniffing around for a decent 'net link and found out that Cogent had fibred up the building
<14> So they forwarded me an email from some sales guy there and I called him to ask a few things. He said he'd call me back
<14> Now, bear in mind the company is called "Cogent Communications"
<14> I just read an email saying "Oh, he can't make international calls - can you call him tomorrow?"
<8> haha
<8> isnt cogent supposed to be cheap and crap?
<15> You got the last part right.
<8> theyre not cheap?
<15> They're crap. heh
<8> you worked with global crossing?
<15> Me? No. Company? Yes.
<8> any opinions?
<15> I only got to hear when they had issues so no.
<8> hehe
<8> Im considering global crossing
<5> for what?
<8> schitzo, transit?
<3> Time for a JNDI test with java:comp/env/jdbc :-)
<5> Lion-O: don't do it. JNDI is the evil
<5> fredk: oh, just for pipes?
<8> schitzo, yep simple pipes
<3> schitzo: hmm :P best way I have to get this servlet going.
<16> Ok this is going to be hard to explain but ill try
<5> Lion-O: ewwwww, well... good luck with that.. jndi is evil
<3> schitzo: if things do work out I'll have this AP hooked to my MySQL server 8)
<8> schitzo, any opinions on them for that?
<3> schitzo: evil perhaps but relatively easy so far.
<16> I work as a computer consultant for small medium business and i need a way to manage a bunch of computers remotley that unfortunatley run xp home. I recently did work with a company called prolaw that has a webex server. Basically their client connects to a site then they connect to a site and it opens up a vnc tunnel to the clients screen
<3> clumsy: offtopic. Goto #windows.
<17> indeed.
<16> Id like to host a similar solution on one of my servers... do any of you know of an opensource peice of software
<16> so not off topic
<16> it would be hosted off a apache server.
<16> on a unix box
<17> poor bastard nearly made a decent point.
<18> linux is a arian os
<5> fredk: no. I'd hve to look back through a email list to see if there is anything of interestst
<17> but its his fault for not typing faster.
<17> arian eh?
<17> ****ing retard.
<5> at least learn to spell it right
<5> geesh
<17> no ****.
<8> schitzo, yea, I used mci too, but they keep ****ing up their network and they are ****ing expensive.
<16> wow
<16> way to let me finish explaining
<3> D-side: almost I guess :P
<16> it has absolutley nothing to do with windows
<16> infact its os independant but hosted on a *nix box
<3> clumsy: Then why bring it up in the first place?
<16> because my delema is
<17> except that the real meat of the problem involves the windows clients.
<16> the office wont upgrade to pro
<16> or by a server
<16> so im looking for an open solution that i can run on a *nix server
<16> and i was heere to ask if anyone knew of one
<10> clumsy: Sounds like they can't afford to teach you how to spell either.
<3> clumsy: solution for what ?
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