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<0> TBT
<1> I need to get a pair of wireframes since I dont think I want to be walking around in BC's for ever.
<2> j0 Nanuq
<1> Heyas Nanuq.
<3> lo all
<4> hey jg
<4> you know... in spite of raping a girl in her ***...you really are a nice guy
<5> docphu: haha, i did it tonight
<1> Werd Jeremy
<5> well, did it in the sense of "got it 2" in before i had to stop" did it
<4> hahaha
<5> she was okay with trying it this time though
<4> lube man, you gotta use lube
<1> You do?
<0> 2 inches? that all?
<4> nanuq well considering his is 1.8" long thats pretty ****ing good!
<5> docphu: i did, we went to the *** shop last night
<0> docphu: indeed
<5> remind me again, which of you two ****ers have a significant other? :P
<0> jgaddis: I say head to the grocery. Look at the field cucumbers.. that's goal one. The gourds are goal two.
<5> so make fun of me if you must, but at least i'm gettin' some. :P
<4> jg oh i'll be getting some shortly
<4> hell i got some just a little while ago :P
<5> uh huh
<1> Jg, your girl have the baby yet?
<0> I got an english cucumber.
<0> Not bad considering the season.
<0> jgaddis: Anyhow, it's all theoretical for me. ;)
<5> supertrucker: she's not pregnant :P
<1> jgaddis: Ah, I never heard otherwise. I hit the road before I could find out the moral of your story. :p
<5> supertrucker: ahh, yeah, that's been a while ago. remind me who you are again?
<1> syn-ack
<1> :D
<5> ahhh okay
<1> jgaddis: Hey you live in Terra Huate, right?]
<5> bloomington
<5> terre haute is about an hour to the west
<1> Right, Im over that way quite a bit. I thought It was Terre Huate.
<5> cool, you ever come to bloomington?
<1> Not too much, mostly to Indie
<5> that's not really far, either
<5> i'm in indy once a week or so
<5> you driving a truck now, i take it?
<1> Heh
<0> jgaddis: well it's not a typo!
<1> Yeah, I know that I 80 like the palm of my hand
<0> well, maybe it is
<0> jgaddis: maybe I should go to bed now
<5> supertrucker: lemme know if you're ever gonna be around here
<1> jgaddis: you know it. My company is building a new terminal for us in Indy so I should be going there more often here soon.
<1> jgaddis: Im gonna have to get your number so I can contact you on the road since I dont have a computer
<1> out there
<5> see /msg
<0> hrm
<5> sync'ing outlook w/ your ipod?
<1> jgaddis: aye
<1> Its somewhat a fluff item from Apple that allows you to store your Outlook contacts in your ipod
<5> ahh okay
<1> I figure my iPaq is too ****ed up to take with me on the road so I may as well use my ipod since it never leaves the truck less Im at home
<5> hmm, schnikies's IP belongs to USI
<5> supertrucker: you should take the ipaq and take advantage of open wifi on the road =)
<1> heh
<6> yeah
<6> install pocketputty on it
<1> jgaddis: its an old one and my battery's ****ed up on it
<7> hheh I used to know someone that went by schniky online
<1> its an old 5232 with no wifi and ****.
<1> jgaddis: Im gonna get me a Toshiba Sattelite when the time comes. :)
<8> I learned HTML in the 2.0 era, and dynamic web pages in the CGI scripts era. I'm thinking it's time to update my knowledge. Anyone know of a good book/tutorial on things like AJAX and Ruby-on-Rails?
<9> meep!
<5> pmitros: not really, though i've started to look at some "php frameworks" lately that handle similar things
<9> pmitros, ah. cgi scripts... those are still fun. heh
<9> gah.... got pieces of steak stuck between my teeth
<8> jgaddis: I've used PHP briefly, just for a weekend (nothing serious), maybe 6 years ago or something. It's pretty good for thin/lightweight code, but unless it's changed significantly (which it may have, given 6 years), it doesn't scale well to complex systems.
<8> jgaddis: Ruby claims to be a real programming language (I've never used it), in contrast to PHP.
<8> jgaddis: The nice thing about PHP was that it was very easy to embed little bits of it to otherwise static pages, adding little bits of dynamic content (again, about 6 year old knowledge, I would guess)
<5> pmitros: i've heard the same about php not scaling well, but i can't comment one way or the other. it works fine for everything i'm using it for, but i'm not using it for any websites w/ m***ive traffic either
<5> pmitros: that's still pretty much the nice thing about it. that and it's easy.
<10> blah... should be asleep. But it's almost fun to finally get to flash upgrade **** in vmware rather than running to a windows box in another room
<11> heya Ed
<8> jgaddis: It's less a matter of scaling to m***ive amounts of traffic, for me; I never did performance analysis or crap like that; it's more a matter of scaling to complex programs.
<10> heyo
<11> complex programs have no place on a webserver :P
<8> tama: They do. E.g., in the case of something like amazon.com, you need to do dynamic analysis of a user's history of accesses, perform hairy math, and generate a list of recommendations.
<11> I'm sure they probably have a backend code to do that
<8> Tama: It needs to happen on each page access, in many cases. Where that's placed depends on the application.
<5> amazon.com likes to keep sending me an e-mail recommend "the complete freebsd", even though i ordered it (through them) ages ago
<6> man
<6> I had a really cultural weekend.
<6> normally, you say the word "culture" and my eyes glaze over.
<5> siglite: did an asian chick?
<6> but I caught the symphony (with a guest piano virtuoso) and a really good jazz concert
<6> man, that pianist was ****ing amazing
<12> hi, I have a question about X
<12> I know that exceed claims that they can suspend and resume x clients
<12> I was wondering how this is possible, and if we can do the same in xfree86
<12> heh, silence, alright, have a good one
<13> re
<14> i need help with a ata3: error occurred, port reset error when trying to boot into mandriva install
<6> there.
<13> vIkSiT
<3> OldMonk
<15> Sounds like a hard drive going splat, psychoticj18.
<6> or bad drivers
<6> I think I've seen that when a distro loads up ide drivers for sata drives.
<6> oh
<6> he left.
<16> lo folks
<13> where does one setup static routes in debian?
<6> OldMonk: there's a directive for the interfaces file.
<6> OldMonk: uh, one sec
<6> OldMonk: pre-up, up, pre-down, and down commands in /etc/network/interfaces
<13> ah, thanks
<6> they take shell commands as arguments
<6> so in some interface definition you can use up route add -net foobarbaz
<13> i can just create a new file in if-up.d/
<13> powerout
<6> you can go that route too, but I tend to just use "up route add -net .....
<6> er, ok.
<7> hrm finally got the damn fglrx drivers at least running on daemon
<4> damn
<4> this cd is pretty cool
<4> DJ Vadim - Life from the other side...
<4> welp
<4> its time for me to go to work
<4> laters
<17> ferghm, I hate monday mornings
<17> loaded with work, not sure where to begin
<18> sunblade: at the pub, work? whats that?
<16> monday mornings ****S!
<16> sitting at work again!
<17> sjh: bah, can't wait until it's weekend :)
<18> well on camus here there is wireless coverage over a large amount of the campus
<18> so I can wander 50 metres from my office to one of the best cafes around and sit down and work from there with my laptop if I feel like it
<18> s/camus/campus/
<18> though as sunshine and laptop screens do not mix well I do not do that often, ahh well
<17> heh, nice though
<17> oh well time for another cappuccino, at least that can't taken away from, unless machine b0rk
<17> Already got my cup so :)
<19> XyZzY: brute!
<20> lol
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