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<0> Shedou: Err, what exactly are you after?
<1> i wanna make a program that: verifys if xchat is running... if it's running { execute instructions1 } else { goto hell }
<1> :)
<0> Write a small bash script that grep's ps aux output
<0> Or if you have it available, use pidof
<1> yeah, that crossed my mind too ... i could use system() in C ..
<1> but it's lame :/
<0> Why'd you want to do this in c?
<2> Shedou: Doesn't xchat leave a socket somewhere in /tmp specifically for programs to connect to it?
<1> :/ dunno
<1> Coma: cuzz my programm has to be a programm, not a script.
<1> :-)
<1> And besize that, I love C :)
<1> :BBB
<1> Shadur: please help me with that temp file :)
<1> :\
<3> Shedou: so you want to do something the hard and stupid way, because you love it
<1> nope
<1> I love C
<4> wheee, amazing. my burner works :)
<1> not the program i have to do !
<1> what the **** !
<1> :/
<1> so Shedou - Jostein 1-0
<1> :)) \o/
<5> Lion-O: I must say, these days, burning isos is way simpler for me in linux than in windows ;)
<3> right
<1> :/
<1> Jostein: so please help me
<1> :)
<4> wlfshmn: same here ;) but ubuntu had issues with this liteon
<3> this can be done in 10 lines of bash scripting, or 200 lines of C, and you insist on winning this one
<4> lol, I can almost smell it burning :P
<3> just shows who has the clue here :P
<1> :)
<5> Lion-O: mine is a sony I think.. possibly a nec
<1> i prefer to be creative instead lame !
<1> :/
<1> :)
<1> 2-0 Shedou - Jostein
<4> easy on the enterkey please
<3> Shedou: Ever heard of the KISS principle?
<5> Lion-O: I found a spare combo-burner on my desk the other day..
<1> Jostein: no
<1> :)
<1> tell me
<1> :/
<3> "Keep It Simple Stupid"
<5> Lion-O: I sometimes wonder who keeps dropping off hardware at my place and not informing me ;)
<3> which is the opposite of what you are doing
<4> Shedou: stop abusing your enterkey
<0> Shedou: Wanting to use c for something that takes 4 lines of bashscript is idiocy, not being creative
<3> Lion-O: May I?
<1> :)
<4> Jostein: I'm not even here, don't ask me
<3> Lion-O: right
<0> You have to ask permission?
<3> nope
<4> Coma: kids these days... :P
<3> just making sure he didnt do it before I got a chance to think up a got /msg :P
<3> good /msg. damnit
<1> :)
<0> Yes, a fery got msg!
<3> I cant even come up with a good one, nor type. I blame the lousy coffee they have at this location
<3> ofcourse, any factor not me is acceptable :P
<0> Jostein: What's wrong with a simple 'idiot'?
<3> well. it stopped spouting stupidity, so the timing just feels wrong now
<6> Hmm, I need a "laptop backpack".
<5> jlgaddis: I have one. It makes me look like a retarded turtle
<6> wlfshmn: "It's not the dress that makes you look fat, ..." *gd&r*
<6> Anyone ever heard of/used LCDs from "Hanns-G"?
<1> :/
<5> http://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/random_number.png
<0> rotflol
<1> :)
<7> jlgaddis - theyre not bad, very good cost/value
<3> Shedou: I didnt use HTML nor C for that btw. I used C# and my own version of BBCode and a admin interface :P
<7> jlgaddis - they get 3 years on-site warranty here in switzerland
<1> :)
<1> Jostein: what i do has nothing to do with HTML
<1> :)
<1> refering to that C program
<1> :)
<3> just be easy on that damn enter key
<3> you can type more than 2 characters per line
<0> Could you please stop with the smileys every other line?
<1> o..k.. :)
<3> Coma: HAH
<6> Coma: Heh, I was thinking the same thing.
<6> Somebody's too ****in' happy this morning. =)
<3> jlgaddis: you got a problem with that? :D
<6> Hmm, ViewSonic 19" LCD for $195 (and a $40 MIR)
<3> have some coffee :D
<0> Nothing that can't be beaten out of it.
<6> Jostein: Coffee hell, it's almost my bedtime.
<3> jlgaddis: where the hell do you live anyway?
<6> (actually it's *WAY* past my bedtime, but what the hell)
<3> westcoast?
<6> Jostein: Indiana
<1> :)))))
<6> Midwest
<1> jlgaddis: i'm too ****ing happy
<1> :))
<1> :/
<1> oops sorry
<3> btw: that kick message was NOT brought to you 2 days late bya C-program
<3> oh well. coffee break
<5> Coma: dear $diety.. that stuff can make you blind
<1> be right back :/
<5> Coma: and btw, since when did you do java? ;)
<0> wlfshmn: I know, but I'm trying to find out how it encodes UUIDs for url usage (supposedly a base64 like something)
<8> re
<0> wlfshmn: Um, for several years already :P
<0> Heyo OldMonk
<5> UUIDs are hexencoded..
<8> Coma
<0> wlfshmn: No more than that? I thought it used a modified base64 to squeeze out a shorter string
<5> 64bit worth == char(32) in the database, it's the MS way
<5> ms likes to inject a pile of {, } and - too, but everyone else stips those
<0> Bleh, char(32) is too long
<5> er, did I scrip up my math there..
<5> yeah.. 128bit uuids
<5> Coma: it's all a mattor of how unique you want them
<0> Very, very unique
<5> Coma: UUIDs make sense if they need to be globally unique. if they only need to be unique within the table, use identity tables, if they only need to be unique within the database, use a sequence
<5> granted, the odds of collision is likely very tiny, but it exists ;)
<0> Can't have that
<3> jlgaddis: use klingon proverbs
<5> UUIDs are typically generated from MAC (for geographical uniqueness), time (for temporal uniqueness) and a random or counting component (for iterative uniqeness).. you could make do with something that lacked the geographical portin, since your URL will be prefixed by a domain that provides geography
<3> so whats the difference between a UUID and a GUID?
<3> Universally Unique as opposed to Globally Unique?
<5> Yeah. I don't think there is a diffrent in reality though
<5> not a lot of identifiers generated outside our globe that are still part of our domain
<5> could be a bitch when doing integration work with some Alpha Centauri legacy systems though
<5> meh.. annoying heartburn..
<0> Heh, this works
<0> And, no obscurity involved either
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