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<0> you are like i shuld read all the Fwking **** for just one ****!
<1> I have more than enough with my own idiot customers
<1> yes, you should if you are administering a server
<1> you should read all that and more
<1> now get the **** out of here
<0> blah blahah
<1> imbecile
<0> **** it dude
<0> byee
<2> hmm
<1> heya Nanuq
<3> can anyone help me with setting up twinview with nvidia in xorg.conf?
<1> sianaii: have you looked in the NVIDIA README file?
<1> it is fairly extensive
<4> hey K_F, what if I were one of your customers?
<3> perfect, I'll do that
<1> SpoppO: I'd find a shuffle and start digging your grave?
<3> I was following this tutorial: http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=1773584
<2> KF
<4> great sense of humor. I like it
<5> SpoppO: as long as people in here dont pay him to do their work, I see no problem referring to howtos and readmes
<4> Jostein, that's not where I was going with that. I see no reason why anyone in here should answer any question. Nobody's paying for anything...
<2> hey JJ
<5> hey nuuq
<6> K_F: he might want a shovel instead.
<6> i don't think ipods make good ditch digging.
<1> D-side: ehrm... right :)
<7> Hi ****ers.
<1> the language isn't too bad actually
<2> syn!
<7> Nanuq!
<7> So um IL is too ****ing cold for me.
<7> 5 ****ing degrees F
<2> syn-ack: *****
<7> Bah, IM FROM A ****ING _DESERT_ :P
<2> get back on yer rock, lizard
<7> heh, I have my truck at like 80 deg F in here... And when I have trouble trying to start my engine in the morning you know its ****ing cold out. :p
<2> syn-ack: haven't had that particular problem
<7> You dont have a car. :p
<7> I have a diesel engine thats as large as one. :p
<8> how cold does it have to be before your truck won't start?
<7> NotDigital: If I dont have my aux heater on, my fuel will freeze at 20 deg F
<9> syn-ack: heh... my car was sluggish coming out of the airport a few weeks back...
<8> your fuel freezes at -7oC? I find that difficult to believe.
<7> NotDigital: Diesel dude. look it up
<9> syn-ack: I think it was the fact that the fuel had gone cloudy due to cold and wasn't playing nice with the fuel filter.
<10> wtf? we get winter-diesel here, good for -30c
<7> Strider: You have a diesel, no?
<9> syn-ack: yep
<9> and I'm running it on B20
<9> the paper taped to the pump says that it's good down to -10C or so
<7> tojoe: Here, they blend it with Diesel #1 still doesnt completely help
<9> so when I go to the interior for skiing, I'm gonna have to fill the tank with petro-diesel
<2> Strider: not as big an issue in BC, though, eh?
<2> er, that part of
<9> Nanuq: vancouver.. the rest of the province is colder than a witch's snatch.
<2> Strider: Prince George, say
<9> Nanuq: yeah, nuts-fall-off weather.
<2> Strider: like here
<8> <- Edmonton
<8> A crappy town in a crappy province.
<9> hmm.. it would be interesting to see if I could make it to Edmonton on a single tank
<2> Strider: it's a combo of the sheer cold and the wind at times
<9> not that I would want to really go there.
<2> NotDigital: what makes it crappy?
<9> but I wager I could make it to Kamloops Jasper and most of the way back on one tank.
<8> nanuq: It is the closest approximation of US redneck culture you will find in Canada.
<9> the big change that they made here though is they stopped using beef tallow as a feed-stock for the fuel machine..
<9> NotDigital: you're wrong.
<9> NotDigital: that would be either RedDeer or Lethbridge.
<8> I was referring to the province of Alberta rather than edmonton specifically.
<2> Strider: beef tallow biodiesel?
<9> Nanuq: yeah.
<8> If you think red deer and lethbridge are bad you haven't been to the numerous ****ty small towns that dot this province.
<2> Strider: it'd be ironic to use that on a beef farm
<9> they buy it from the local rendering plant, mix it with KoH and methanol.
<2> Strider: or to transport bovines
<8> I once went to High Prairie where I was warned not to go to the bars or the locals would probably kick my ***.
<9> out comes glycerine, diesel, and methanol
<10> cant use 'bio'diesel in my car, that stuff is too aggressive
<7> They use corn and **** here.
<2> Strider: I know this :P
<9> tojoe: how old is your car?
<7> And soy
<10> 1995
<9> tojoe: hmm.. the only thing that really goes is old natural rubber fuel hoses..
<9> tojoe: what make?
<10> so.. a 12 year old ford
<9> oh right, we talked of this.
<2> gasp, he used the F word
<9> syn-ack: the local maker will use whatever feed-stock is cheapest.
<9> though they switch to either rape or soy in the winter due to the lower cloud-point
<5> K_F: useless google ads gone :P
<2> Strider: feed-stock to me is what you feed livestock :P
<11> kayen chi 9hab ?
<5> english
<10> apparently not many new cars can take that methylester crap
<9> tojoe: hmm? nearly all can
<11> okih
<9> the only problem with the methylester is that it can interfere with older vehicles that have naturla rubber in their fuel seals and tubing.
<9> but they stopped using natural rubber like 15 years ago.
<10> Strider i heard stories of vw cars where the plastic parts got leaky etc although they've been certified to run with rme
<9> tojoe: not the experience I've seen hanging out on one of the 'net's larger TDI boards..
<9> tojoe: most people are running at least B5 or B20
<10> nice, i was thinking trying out plain vegetable oil
<2> that doesn't work too well in TDI, afaih
<2> old school engines though..
<10> dont have a tdi
<9> Nanuq: Pumpe Deuse engines don't like it due to the extreme tollerances in the injector-pumps.
<9> I wonder how you type an umlaut. .
<10>
<2> copy 'n paste that one ;)
<10> just hit the right key :p
<1> Jostein: hehe
<9> heh
<9> anyhow..
<2> Strider: how much is B20?
<12> wich linux is more user frendly ?
<10> need to get a new car soonish but for now i guess i'll stick with the f.
<9> Nanuq: here? about $0.02/L cheaper than dino-diesel.
<8> linuxnew: Ubuntu is a good choice for Linux newbies.
<2> Strider: I mean, the actual price.
<2> Strider: For you, there.
<8> linuxnew: They have put a lot of effort in to making things "just work".
<9> last tank was $1.002/L
<12> not digital can i do ubutu as mail server or not permit
<2> Strider: the thing that had be thinking, when gas (and later diesel) here was > $1/L, is that I saw 4L jugs of veggie oil for $2.97
<8> linuxnew: Eh? You can set up Ubuntu as a mail server, if you'd like.
<9> Nanuq: yeah, but you then need to filter it, mix in KOH and methanol.
<8> linuxnew: But if you're looking to send out a ****load of spam you can probably just find some Russian program for Windows.
<12> i dont like windows but i am rely new in linux that my problem
<2> Strider: Well yeah, but that's not the point.
<8> Ah. Well, the fastest way to learn Linux is to install it on your computer and make yourself use it all day.
<12> not digtal you use ubutu your self ??
<8> Just like learning a new language your ability to get things will plummet for a little while, but soon you'll be even more productive than ever.
<2> Strider: Oh well, whatever the city sticks in the tanks of the buses is what I use, so there we go.
<9> to me, it's not worth the effort.. when I could just go the pump and buy it.
<8> er, ability to get things done ...
<8> linuxnew: I do, yes.
<12> ok
<12> suse is good two or is more complicateedd
<8> linuxnew: Well, I did. But then I shorted out my power supply and right now the only computer I have is a 600mhz celeron laptop with 64mb of memory runing Fedora Core 1.
<8> linuxnew: SuSE is okay too, I don't like it as much as Ubuntu but it's fairly user-friendly as well.
<12> ok
<8> linuxnew: the nice thing about Ubuntu is that a lot of people use it, so any application you could ever want to use has been packaged up for it .
<8> linuxnew: Whereas with SuSE if you want to install some obscure doohickey it might not be supported.
<2> anyways, I need tea
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