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<0> synapsis: where are you from again?
<1> Tucson, Az, us
<0> hrm, you never have winter right?
<1> Sure we do. It gets down to 40F here at night right now.
<0> as in snowing cold ****ted winter
<2> 40F is not winter
<2> 'tard
<2> ;)
<1> 40 is brr!
<0> synapsis: 40f being how much in celsius scale?
<1> I dunno.
<0> we have - 32 degrees celsius two nights ago
<0> and with wind blowing like mad
<1> Our latitude is around the same as Syria, Middle of China, Morocco.
<0> synapsis: so you had 4 degrees celsius
<0> damn
<0> here with the wind blowing
<0> man felt it was like -50 degrees
<1> Lunchtime. w00t
<0> bon apetit bitch
<0> we have -26f degrees during day
<0> :(
<2> You live in antarctica?
<0> no just a cold air wave coming from .ru
<0> came over us
<0> hrm
<0> good idea
<3> I'm still hungry
<0> schitzo: i have peanuts and beer
<0> want some?
<3> no, not really. I'm still sick.
<3> Jager maybe
<0> :( sad to hear that :(
<0> haha
<0> im off to home
<0> 9 pm, too much for one day
<0> take care guys, and have a special weekend
<4> ......
<5> hi - i try to install php-cgi on fedora core 3 and i get "db is needed" - what package is that ?
<6> hay alguien que hable espaol?
<7> kgh: #linuxlatino
<5> can someone help me please?
<7> if you have a question, ask it
<5> i try to install php-cgi on fedora core 3 and i get "error: Failed dependencies: db is needed by php-cgi-5.0.3-4.i386"
<5> i don't know what package is that
<5> can someone tell me ?
<8> hi 2 all
<7> Jacatas: just ``db''?
<3> 2? what's a 2?
<7> not db3 or db4 or something?
<3> spell your words in here or get out
<8> can anybody please help me whats the difference between linux Redhat 9 or Fedora Core 2 and Linux Enterprise Edition
<7> alone1: RH9 is free, while FC2 is free. however RHEL is free
<8> what makes Linux Enterprise edition differ from others.....?
<7> you pay for support and you get it, and it has a longer lifecycle
<8> does it has something extra in it...?
<3> booobies.. and it makes coffee for you
<8> i dont have any idea about Linux Enterprise thats y asking.....
<9> check the RedHat website and actually read up about it then.
<3> yeah, and your to lazy to go and do a little research on the web, so you come in here and ask us annoyingly stupid questions.
<9> alone1: and please spell out your words in here, we use English.
<3> aye we use english in here or whatever happens t' be th' funny thing fer th' day
<7> si, we spik the englese as she should be spoke!
<9> hakabar dar :P
<9> OldMonk: harrrr
<10> hello
<7> later
<9> OldMonk: doh
<3> oath: damn you, you ran OldMonk off
<9> Was it something I said ? ;-)
<10> woops
<9> :x
<10> sorry bout that
<11> anyways.. can someone help me i went to the linuxhelp chan and they weren't helpful
<9> awww :P
<12> what did you want?
<11> i know right
<11> i'm trying to setup a static ip on a ubuntu distro
<3> man if they aren't helpful we probably aren't going to be either
<11> i've done the /etc/network/interface
<9> "man ifconfig", you can also consult the Ubuntu manual for that.
<11> well we can wait and see
<11> man ifconfig sounds better than man interface thanks
<12> ah...i dont use ubuntu.
<12> man ifconfig
<9> dragonk: you don't have to repeat after us.
<12> sorry
<3> isn't ubuntu pretty much debian underneath?
<3> just read the docs. I'm sure it says somethign in there about how to do it
<9> schitzo: yeah.. Its a Debian deriative (duh, too lazy to dict.org)... Spawned from it :)
<11> i checked the site and it looked hard to navigate i even googled it i got http://textsnippets.com/posts/show/319 but that got me no where
<9> s/deriative/derivative
<3> hmmm
<3> # This file describes the network interfaces available on your system
<3> # and how to activate them. For more information, see interfaces(5).
<3> looks like you should 'man interfaces'
<9> that should work too.
<11> nnnoo
<11> that had so much text
<11> it was ugly
<3> ahhhh, poor baby. can't read?
<3> s/ahhhh/awwwwww/
<11> only irc chats
<9> I'm not in the mood for stupidity
<3> !seen jgaddis
<3> !ping
<3> ^seen OxD
<3> ^ping
<13> i have a question i`m trying to kill a proces "kill number" but it wont kill it..
<9> try another signal. "man kill".
<9> otherwise you may have other issues... Not all processes will end at once after being killed.
<14> man 7 signal ..
<15> if the process is zombied, you need to kill its parent or otherwise convince the parent to clean up after itself.
<16> evening all
<14> the D flag is the major problem...
<14> if it is caused by I/O errors, it might be impossible to kill it without a reboot
<16> riding a hairdryer^Wmoped is a great thing in a city with heavy traffic...I recommend it
<14> heya smsie
<14> sounds like fun :)
<15> in which case, a reboot isn't going to fix the IO problem
<17> RelDrgn: depends on what caused it. I've had firmware bug out, which a reboot will solve
<16> not sure "fun" is the best way to put it. Saving on average 60-90 minutes a day off the commute is pretty significant though
<17> smsie: indeed it is
<1> I don't even take that much time to commute in a whole week.
<16> synapsis: public transport, my commute is somewhere between 60-80 minutes each way...
<16> which given I live 6 *miles* from work, is insane!
<16> I could almost walk as quickly
<1> I live 3 miles from work. I can actually see the building if I stand on my roof.
<1> But I also live and work in the "sticks" as it's called.
<15> I live 15 miles from work. it takes about 30 minutes on a weekend but the evening commute home is 1 to 1.5 hours
<18> woo! traffic! yeah baby. Probably the only real decent perk involved with working 2nd shift.
<18> Oh and hello everyone :)
<3> CeruleanD: or working 10am-7pm
<19> Anybody have any suggestions on a cheap PCI 802.11b wireless adapter?
<18> Yeah, I'd much prefer that shift :(
<18> Then at least I could still go out after work.
<18> I can't count the number of potential relationships that I've lost because I would only be able to see her on the weekends.
<18> Like... at least 1.
<18> heh
<1> My gf is annoyed now because I work 7 days a week.
<20> heya
<19> So's mine
<18> Heh, there was a time I was working 3 jobs, 96hrs/week, no one even wanted to give me a try back then
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