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<0> http://kotaku.com/gaming/clips/rocket-jumping-techno-zen-199339.php ... Holee...
<1> goddamn I hate sms packager
<2> ah finally, i just had to restart everything over and over until they all agreed to talk to each other
<2> even though it was "registered" in the log, it wasn't *really* registered.
<3> RelDrgn: COM is a bitch
<3> RelDrgn: stuff has to be registered in the right -place- ;)
<4> eww
<4> http://www.thesmokinggun.com/archive/0907061bukk4.html
<3> Nanuq: meh.. I really don't see why we have to criminalize poor taste..
<5> hehe
<5> Yep
<6> Yep
<7> . <- dot
<6> no ****?
<6> How long did it take for you to figure that one out?
<7> *shrug*
<8> whoah
<7> Day changed to 09 Sep 2006
<8> . <=- another dot
<6> I am surprised, yoz knows what a dot is
<8> are they equal, alike? do they share the same ideas?
<6> :)
<5> 00:00
<7> yeap..
<7> 9.9.
<5> a good time to start over
<8> or will they wage war?
<6> <-- unix shell
<7> <- youth only zone
<3> yoz: like 'em young eh
<6> pedophile
<7> yet another zombie
<7> or whataver..
<6> I prefer pedophile
<7> nah.
<6> /forcenick yoz pedophile
<7> /forcekick ksh shut up!
<3> now, we don't have forcenick, do we?
<6> No, but it's a cool idea, no?
<7> wlfshmn: hopefully!
<7> ksh: not really.
<5> Lion-O, hey, have you ever worked with iaso backup?
<7> it would be abused too often :/
<3> yoz: you know, I have yet to actually use an oper command on anyone...
<7> ;-)
<3> yoz: there is a shortage of sufficiently dumb people on neko
<7> wlfshmn: there is?
<6> It's an IRC network, there's never a shortage of dumb***es on IRC
<7> right.. ;D
<3> yeah. the dumbness I see on here doesn't need oper meddling
<6> indeed
<3> Falchion: ...
<9> wlfshmn: What? I'm a stoner, I can't help myself.
<3> Falchion: ah, true
<5> Did any of you guys work with any online backup services or software of that kind?
<7> I don't even have linux on my laptop nor workstation anymore.. the only linux box is my server atm. eew.
<5> haha
<5> I honestly believe that using rdiff-backup on a linux/unix platform works exceptionally well unless you have very specific needs
<10> hey is there an option to p*** to the kernel via the bootloader that tells it where to get it's initramdisk from? not via the initrd line, but on the same line as root=/bla etc
<10> (i've got no way of p***ing that initrd line on)
<3> fredk: i do that for some remote backuping, but with rsync
<5> wlfshmn, Yeah rsync is nice, but I think rdiff is a step ahead of it.
<3> fredk: works well enough, and cron and some scripting glue to rotate weeklies
<3> fredk: sure as hell beats trying to teach my computer-illiterate father how to rotate backup tapes at his office
<5> wlfshmn, mmm, as does rdiff except its easier to keep track of generations and you can easily restore to a given point in time.
<3> fredk: yeah, I only have "current" and the various sundays as datasets
<5> wlfshmn, I'd say on average some smuck **** up twice a week and need us to restore at a given time. Its hell to go through the different datasets. With rdiff we can just say "hey, restore this dir to 5days ago state"
<3> fredk: this has been runnign for about a year, and I have yet to restore a single file
<5> wlfshmn, hehe
<3> fredk: it's really in place more in case of fire or some burglar runs off with the server
<5> wlfshmn, yeah :)
<5> wlfshmn, we started off thinking that we would use it to restore our own ****ups.
<5> Havent happened once
<5> we restore ****ups by clients 2-3 times a week
<3> fredk: so, rsync backups to my house, and when they fill up the drive they are on, I put in a new harddrive and give the old one for dad to store at home for long-term
<5> wlfshmn, yeah, I keep 45 days
<3> fredk: I have every weekly for a year stored
<4> hmm
<3> fredk: dunno if I should bother rotating old disks back in.. it's easier to just buy new drives, and that allows me to compensate a bit for increased data volumes whereas otherwise I would end up having to switch drive more and more often
<4> re wlf
<3> re eric
<5> wlfshmn, you have a plan, most dont :\
<3> fredk: there whole dataset is 20-25GB, or 12GB after gziping the weekly
<5> mmm
<3> fredk: it's a matter of headache prevention ;)
<3> fredk: if they didn't have backups and the server caught fire, it would be my headache triyng to get stuff to work again ,)
<3> fredk: I happily spend other peoples money to prevent my headaches :)
<5> hehe yeah
<11> Travan 20/40's vault 'em once a month
<3> fredk: plus we are talking some 500$/year in disks, which is well worth it to have sane backups
<5> wlfshmn, **** yeah
<3> fredk: as an added bonus, when it's time to shift drives, I look through my inventory and see if I have old drives totaling a similar amount of space and move the long-term stuff onto them and keep the shiny new drives for myself
<5> mmmm
<9> Hmm, 300gb for $73, 100gb for $10, both after rebate.
<3> Falchion: 10$ sounds like a good deal ;)
<9> yeah. $80 shipped, $70 rebate
<12> woo new toys came in!
<4> 10 750 mL bottles so far
<4> $5.90 a bottle ;)
<12> i've done all i can do to the nintendo DS.
<12> nothing more can be added.
<9> D-side: Dude, you're worse than a Honda ricer: A handheld ricer.
<13> D-side, are the DS's actually good?
<13> how do they compare to PSP?
<12> eh.
<12> okay. easy comparison.
<12> a psp is a handheld PS2. a DS is a handheld N64
<13> keep in mind i rarely play games :P
<12> psp's widescreen format makes it great to watch movies on though
<13> what are they like for media?
<13> battery life?
<12> depends on what you mean by media, and they're both pretty damn good with battery life, i have to admit.
<13> DS screen smaller?
<13> hrmm
<12> yes, but theres two of them.
<12> Dual Screen.
<13> by media i mean movies/music
<13> hrmm
<12> possible on a ds but the psp was really made for that.
<13> can do differnt things on each screen?
<9> If you rarely play games, why bother?
<12> i basically play games on the ds, and watch movies on the psp
<13> Falchion, portable media player :)
<12> adikt: bottom screen is a touch screen, top is regular.
<9> D-side: Bah, PSP is good for games too :P
<12> adikt: psp then.
<13> ah
<12> Falchion: undoubtedly, yeah
<9> adikt: Then get a portable media player instead.
<12> but thats what i've been doing lately.
<12> Falchion: they're too expensive really.
<13> yeah, im looking at a psp
<12> well maybe not
<13> Falchion, but they dont play games :P
<12> considering cost of psp mem stick pro duos.
<12> adikt: don't even consider the ds for movies or music.
<13> ah ok
<9> adikt: So get a pocket PC instead. It'll do all that and much much more.
<13> gf wants a ds for some game
<9> hell, you can emulate a gameboy on a PPC.
<9> And then you buy a GPS for it and you suddenly have cheap GPS naviogation for your car, plus media and game player.
<12> or get the psp for the same functions. :D
<9> D-side: GPS navigation on a PSP? Emulators on the PSP?
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