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<0> fredk: France were short of about 4 of their star players by the time it got to penalties
<1> i wanna test it in "batch"
<0> fredk: Zidane got sent off after he headbutted someone in the chest!
<2> fredk: Le Boink, France, either
<0> Nanuq: Happy birthday
<3> Nanuq, france can be summarized as ****y ;)
<4> there is a ****ing in .at
<5> rhowe: that was rather stupid, yeah
<4> http://images.cainer.net//uploads/zidane.gif
<2> Revie: Dildo, NL, Canada should have that as its twin city
<0> PolarWolf: Still, he could teach our Wayne a thing or two about how to get a red card in style
<5> rhowe: hehe
<3> Gun Barrel City, Texas
<6> Arct: sounds like you want to try and hack p***words, which ain't gonna happen here
<2> Revie: or my made up town of Bumfuk SK
<2> rhowe: thanks mate ;)
<3> Toad ****, Arkansas
<3> haha
<2> hrm
<2> need a USB2/IEEE1394 external 2.5 HD, or HD enclosure that'll accept a 2.5" drive
<6> Nanuq: lots of the latter about. I use them regularly
<2> DaveHowe: I see plenty of 100G drives, USB2 interface
<2> DaveHowe: I want USB2 _and_ IEEE1394
<2> DaveHowe: Mainly so it won't require an external power supply.
<2> DaveHowe: Look what I just came across..
<2> DaveHowe: http://cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=330005710392
<7> Nanuq: What, both at the same time?
<2> That is really feckin' cool.
<8> I've got a friend who's got one of those. Ya gotta watch those, because they don't show up as a 1.1-compatible device.
<2> wlfshmn: Sure. Lots of 3.5" enclosures do that, and my DVD+RW already does.
<2> wlfshmn: I prefer IEEE1394, but I want USB2 for when I need to move it about.
<3> this is cheap
<3> haha
<2> It's like a USB2 -> IDE dongle
<2> how is one supposed to connect it? you loop the USB cable to the inside of a case, or you just have the bare drive out in the open?
<2> that'd be great for quick and dirty drive imaging
<7> Nanuq: Yeah, but do you actually draw power from both interfaces in order to drive something that would require an external power adapter if you only used one connection method?
<2> wlfshmn: eh?
<2> wlfshmn: nono, you don't use both at the same time
<8> actually, I don't think you can run both at once.
<8> You burn out both if you try that
<2> I've never tried it.
<2> Viking667: I think they're Idiot-Proof in that respect.
<7> Nanuq: ah, ok, thats what I thought you were saying ,)
<2> wlfshmn: you can chain ieee1394 devices, though.
<2> I was thinking a book shelf with a whack of those WD MyBook external drives
<7> Nanuq: my external DVD+RW requires an external power adapter I'm afraid
<2> all linked to one another ;)
<2> wlfshmn: ditto, but the 2.5" HDs typically don't.
<8> Ohhhh. That reminds me. When I disconnected the SATA cable, the blimming socket came off WITH the plug.
<2> wlfshmn: see lots of USB2 ones, I want a combo.
<8> luckily, I was able to put the socket back on...
<7> Nanuq: However, 2.5" harddrives tend to be not only expensive, but slow ;)
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