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<0> group b The moon is made of cheese
<0> Ka-Bar: SEE?!! SCIENTISTS CANT AGREE
<1> *cough* flat earth society *cough*
<2> TenBaseT_: You have to remember, these are the same types of people who argue for ID to be taught in school.
<3> "but but but if we didn't run both sides of the argument, we'd be called biased" - the newspapers
<0> in this case the *exact* same guy
<4> neil armstrong: "i wasnt standing on cheese"
<4> The Internet: "OMFG IT WAS A SOUNDSTAGE LOLOZ"
<3> D-side: haha exactly :P
<1> of course, he was in a studio
<4> this is what this ****ing argument is sounding like to me
<2> Somebody here is actually arguing for ID to be taught in school?
<2> Did I read that correctly?
<4> ID?
<4> wait no
<2> Intelligent Design
<4> not intelligent design
<4> no no. it cant ****ing possibly be
<0> I think it was ka-bar that I got into a fight with about that last month
<4> hasn't that bull**** ****ing stopped yet?!
<5> I . . . hate . . . work . . .
<0> if I'm wrong I'm sorry.
<2> TenBaseT_: Are you ****ing kidding me?
<0> No
<4> TenBaseT_: no. it can't be. sure you may disagree with some of his views but he cant be that much of an ***hole.
<4> NOT POSSIBLE.
<0> *shrug*
<0> I had it out with someone in here
<2> And somebody wants to tell people not to be ****ed into a theory? Especially one that has no backing...
<2> Wow.
<2> Just wow.
<3> welcome to #linux, home of the ego :P
<3> reality: I think it was given as an example :P
<2> RelDrgn: I know. I gave it.
<3> the best part is, is that right this second I actually am cleaning my gl***es;)
<2> Forgiven then
<5> my diet today ****ed ... was broke as hell, so had a soda and a cookie from the local gas station(breakfast), and a double cheeseburger for lunch ... got home (after 11 hours at work), and am munching on Double Stuff Oreos
<6> Steakk: Cl***y
<5> I thought so :)
<6> Steakk: Stick to that low-GI diet
<2> Nutritious
<5> hehe
<6> Speaking of ****e, I wonder what's in the cupboards
<6> not much that's suitable
<5> hahahaha..this store, "The Childrens Place" is having MAJOR issues with their router (Cisco 1711), and I have been out there on 4 service calls so far
<5> on my way home from them today, I get a call from my boss sayin that he just e-mailed me a FIFTH work order for them, and I have to go tomorrow again
<2> Replace the router
<5> got home here, checked the email from him, and they are usually having the subject line of: "STORE NAME - STORE NUMBER - DATE - WORK ORDER #" ... this one has the subject: "****ing christ, heres another"
<5> reality: we did...twice
<2> Jeez. Give them a damn linksys
<5> no ****
<2> Something a moron can operate
<1> Steakk; you replaced the router twice and there is still a problem?
<5> They think it is due to a faulty punch-down on one of the molex connectors
<5> well, _I_ did the wiring in this place when it was being built
<5> ****ing thing is wiried just fine
<4> bl.
<2> So, it's faulty...right?
<4> bbl even.
<6> Thames wallpaper - http://siksai.co.uk/~rhowe/img_0443-belfast.jpg
<6> (4:3 aspect ratio - scale to suit)
<5> reality, hardy har har...tomorrow I am going to bring my line tester, to double check them again...it already tested fine after the initial wiring, so i dont know what is the issue
<6> Steakk: Tried hitting it yet?
<5> rhowe, I did drop the old one from about 4 feet, and re-plugged it in...didnt help none
<2> Steakk: Rats chewed through that ****
<5> I still find the subject line hilarious..."****ing christ, heres another"
<2> How much networking is involved in a store like that?
<2> Couldn't be all that much
<7> anyone know anything about comcast blocking ALL ports ?
<4> reality: you'd be surprised sometimes
<4> crazdiam: thats utterly ridiculous
<7> thats what i thought
<2> crazdiam: They claim they don
<2> t
<7> but i cannot for the life of me open a port
<8> crazdiam: comcast doesn't block ports
<8> crazdiam: define "open a port"
<7> then im doing something wrong here
<7> starting httpd, sshd anything
<8> you can't start those services?
<7> portscan localhost i get 22 25 37 113
<2> crazdiam: Check your default iptables rules
<7> no they start
<7> and i can access them at localhost
<7> but i cant get through from my IP
<8> crazdiam: what reality said... check your iptables rules
<8> what distro are you running?
<7> portscan my IP and i get nothing
<7> slack 10.2
<2> crazdiam: iptables -L
<8> crazdiam: there's your problem right there. ditch ****ware and get a real distro
<7> like what ?
<4> i dont suppose you know what the hell "netstat" is, do you?
<4> "anything else" would be a fair ***essement
<7> yeah
<7> my computers older
<7> those other distros look bulky
<4> sos your grandmother but would you make her eat a pile of steaming ****?
<7> dont want the bells and whistles
<7> if she pissed me off maybe
<4> thats what putting slackware on a box does
<4> so, if your grandmother pissed you off you'd want her to eat a pile of steaming ****?
<8> crazdiam: you don't have to install all the bells and whistles. install only what you want/need. But get a real distro with real package management.
<1> crazdiam: RTFM netfilter.org
<7> i dont think much of my grandmother so thats a special case
<9> That's a heck of a line to come back online to...
<4> son, how in the hell did you grow up to be such a pile of douche
<8> o_O
<7> anyways iptables -L, what am i looking at ?
<2> crazdiam: chain input policy
<8> probably a rule in there that says to drop almost everything
<7> showing chain INPUT policy accept
<7> target prot opt source destination
<7> same for forward and output
<7> ive got a spare HD i was thinking of putting another distro on
<7> what do you reccommend ?
<2> crazdiam: debian or Ubuntu
<8> almost anything but slackware or gentoo
<4> so...
<4> do you have a router or something in front of that box?
<7> not that i know of , its comcast coming thro my eth card
<4> thats really all i needed to hear.
<4> that tells me all i need to know.
<7> right
<10> The clueless ones always seem to decide they should be running Slack.
<7> hey dont be like that , you all started somewhere
<4> yes, but this idea has to come from somewhere
<2> D-side: I blame the media blamers
<4> yeah but those of us who started with slackware learned pretty ****ing quick that it was a piece of ****.
<7> well this is my 2nd week on it
<10> D-side: Because the other 'leet cluebies tell them they need to be running Slack to be 'leet.
<7> i dont have the balls to start over again
<4> mwilson: right, but how the hell do these kids FIND the ***holes who talk them into slackware?
<7> nobody talked me into anything
<7> its lightweight
<10> crazdiam: Ok, then... you settled on Slack because...?
<7> i ****ing downloaded it first
<7> i didnt put any thought into at all really
<2> crazdiam: It's not lightweight once you start installing things
<10> But why? We know you're clueless... we just want to know *why*.
<7> no real reason
<11> anyone know what to do when your laptop touchpad is represented as /dev/psaux, but you want to use the external ps2 port but there's no options in the bios, or any additional psaux devices?
<7> same reason i chose to have pancakes for breakfast
<1> ****, it's 2 gigs on a full install, is too lightweight
<7> im talking about resources
<7> my computer dumps when it hits the end of its rope
<2> atompngn: Ubuntu full install is less than 1 gig
<7> memory is ****ed
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