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<0> I still couldn't find a decent xbox I could use for my media center yet. :/
<1> lol
<2> if the users -need- that, I just say: "good luck with that"
<3> Jostein: ha ha ha
<3> Jostein: their support channel will be filled up though ;-)
<3> "HELP, how do I get on nekonet and start my own chan??? plz, HULP!" ;-)
<3> </spam>
<2> haha
<2> these ****ers chose efnet
<4> Reply: "/join #I_****"
<3> Jostein: nah, I meant to say that if you start pampering people you'll be used for other purposes. its bound to happen
<2> yeah
<2> speaking of irc on irc: you guys **** at irc
<2> that is probably why Ive managed to complete 3 doramas this week
<5> Hmm, the company that I ran cabling for last week wants me to do another job for 'em, except it's in Columbus, Ohio.
<5> That'd be some good money, if they paid me comparable to what I got paid for the job last week ($475 for about 4 hours work).
<2> heh
<2> how far off is it, anyway?
<5> Well, last week was in Columbus, Indiana, which is about an hour drive. Columbus, OH, is a five-hour drive.
<5> And she said it'd be Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday nights.
<5> So they'd have to pay me $2000 or so to get me to take it.
<5> That'd actually be a nice three-day paycheck.
<0> wow
<5> All I did last week was run 8 Cat6 cables.
<2> nice
<6> that's damned good pay for pulling copper
<5> Three came from one spot, three more from another, and the other two from another. Each of the drops was about 10 feet apart, so all I did was bring 'em together and run 'em all at once to the office.
<2> thats the kind of job I could have done -without- coffee :P
<5> DaveHowe: I don't even run cables for $work, but I'll do it for $100+/hour, especially when it was that easy.
<2> yeah
<6> jlgaddis: I don't pull cable for $ork either, but will cap and box the terminations if needed
<5> I left home at 10pm, got there around 11pm, got the cabling done, BS'd with the two other guys for a bit and left right about 4am.
<5> DaveHowe: *nod* I have part-time guys that I can make pull cable, but I usually end up punchin' 'em down (not a big deal to me)
<5> Takes all of 30s to do that.
<7> I HATE punching cable down.
<6> jlgaddis: yeah. but its a pisser if you throw a TDR on it and it barfs somewhere 2/3 into the run...
<5> If we're pulling any cable though, it's usually 200'+ runs of Cat6 or 1000' runs of fiber (not fun).
<8> Anna Nicole Smith is dead
<5> DaveHowe: That's when I make the part-time guys go fix it. =)
<7> Yes she is.
<7> On a good note, she gets to see her beloved husband again.
<5> And her son.
<9> need help..
<5> DaveHowe: Hopefully she does. =)
<5> She was smokin' at 22.
<10> uhm.. ok.. this DSL modem has exactly one settign that can be set, and it's the p***word requires to change settings...
<10> wtf
<9> in shell whts the command to check the system.. like wht it is
<5> wlfshmn: HAHAHAHA
<5> D0pEy: "top"
<9> top ?
<11> wait... anna nicole smith died?
<6> avengerx: fraid so
<7> avengerx: Yes.
<9> the link ?
<7> And they had the camera off.
<5> D0pEy: Just type it into a shell.
<9> top
<9> in da shell /
<7> I want my empty V.
<11> wow... at 39... and she just had that kid to
<12> drugs do that
<6> *nods* preferably the bash shell. c shells can only be found on teh c shore....
<11> #linux... the CNN of undernet
<12> I thought debian was done with Bash, it's Dash now.
<6> safemode: dunno, they won't let me have a real linux at $ork, its all readrat and sleezy
<13> avengerx: what happens when you let schitzo hang out here :P
<2> hah
<14> "She was due to check out tomorrow"
<2> checked out a day early, eh?
<5> Jostein: Heh heh.
<11> they're not going to refund her room for that
<6> jlgaddis: I am an equal opportunity hater - all OSen ****
<5> avengerx: To the contrary, they'll charge extra for the cleanup.
<5> DaveHowe: Heh, okay. Well I have touched SUSE's offerings, but I quite like RHEL.
<5> DaveHowe: I only have three Linux boxes that aren't running RHEL now. One's Debian (central loghost), and the other two are Gentoo (database server and my workstation).
<6> jlgaddis: been bitten by the Deadrat's habit of overwriting perfectly good config files once to many times...
<6> heh "gentoo - I don't have a os, I have a hobby"
<11> mad tyte linux yo
<6> "its been three months - has it finished compiling yet?2
<6> (2)accidental footnote
<11> i live my life once compiled program at a time... for those 18 hours or more, im free
<12> compiling doesn't take that long. even a whole OS on a modern box. But that being said, wasting time compiling **** that isn't going to get any benefit from being locally compiled is stupid.
<5> DaveHowe: Heh, Gentoo works out well for that particular server. It runs nothing but SQL, so it's nice and "stripped down" without a bunch of other crap taking up CPU time.
<12> how big of a footprint does that leave?
<6> jlgaddis: oddly enough, oracle agree and are planning their own vresion :)
<12> If it runs nothing but sql it shouldn't be more than say, 50MB installed. easily.
<6> safemode: it should fit on a floppy :)
<5> safemode: Exactly, I want it nice and stripped down.
<12> i've gotten stock debian installs in around that size
<6> safemode: minus data space of course
<5> It has SQL and SSH running and that's it, except for the incidentals.
<12> that's total space
<5> safemode: Well, it uses GB's and GB's, but that's the data in SQL, not the OS.
<12> with gentoo, you still have to have all the dev **** ...
<11> DaveHowe: it's +straightedge
<6> avengerx: down, not across?
<11> sorry, -straightedge i've been messing with eggdrop bots too much today
<2> HAH
<13> rotting your brain away
<11> an uno bot... the absolute waste of irc bandwidth
<6> if there is more than one uno bot, is that a paradox?
<13> DaveHowe: why don't you try it out, with any luck, undernet will be ****ed into a blackhole :)
<11> DaveHowe: thats the cause of all netsplits
<6> avengerx: I thought that was the pr0nbots?
<11> pronbots and pornbots cause a minor rift in the irc space time fabric... tis true
<15> OK, who owns a copy of applied cryptography? I know somebody here has it...
<3> squib: what about it?
<16> squib: I do, but it's encrypted.
<15> lion-o: well, I don't appear to have a copy of the fifth printing of 2nd edition, and schneier's posted errata is for fifth edition
<11> i have a copy here somewhere in the lab
<15> the description of SKID2 and 3 on pages 55 and 56 bother me
<15> he appears to be contradicting himself and I"m looking for confirmation or denial from somebody else
<3> there you go :-)
<11> ha!
<17> *gulp*
<11> i think his lipstick was out too
<11> bad doggie
<3> time for me to get one last beer and then cuddle up. FRIDAY tomorrow. Which is good because my policy is to have irc open on fridays at work.
<9> anyone has a ircD ?
<9> msme ?
<9> msg me..
<18> an ircd? on irc? what hogwash
<6> even my winduhz box has an ircd :)
<5> avengerx: haha, I've never heard anyone else say that except my future ex-mother-in-law.
<4> why would you want one?
<5> avengerx: ("lipstick")
<4> they're a pain in the arse to setup
<4> not like there aren;t plenty that someone else has already setup that you can use
<18> clubie > /dev/DaveHowe/Win/Null
<4> if Dave is running an ircd, I can promise the only clubies getting anywhere near it are those he lures there himself :)
<18> cool, we made him crash with that redirect
<6> still waiting for your nisi then jlgaddis?
<5> DaveHowe: Huh?
<6> smsie: its in a sandbox, but otherwise normal; not that I run it often
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