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<0> yeah, I'd worry about the scatty blaster.
<0> light a candle first
<1> hahaha
<2> I'm not quite sure why CancerMan wants a cock in his scatty blaster, but different strokes for different folks
<3> For some reason my brain is trying to make me think of some weird German explosive diarrhea scat anal pr0n.
<1> now thats just a crappy weapon
<4> ksh: if schlock had one, it would have an ominous hummmmm...
<3> ROFL, yes
<3> <3 that comic
<2> nice
<4> scifi rpg - for *four bloody sessions* we were trapped on a hulkship that had got Zen in a big way, and its response to any command was to display a lit candle...
<3> hahaha
<4> which would have been fine - apart from the fact the AI was viral, and any other ship that came into comms range, never mind docked, also got Zen...
<5> what RPG was that?
<4> traveller new era
<6> btw, if you're using curl on sarge, note that it's personal CA store is beginning to expire :P
<5> RelDrgn: ew, gross.
<7> well, empire at war doesn't manage to excite me :/
<4> RelDrgn: yeah. bane of our support life - we now check the installation date of anything that stops working, and if its been an exact multiple of a year (give or take a few days) ***ume there is a cert somewhere that has expired
<6> ...or something, i can't find the ca that expired in it. Maybe theres just a new CA, hard to say since curl's error message ****s ****
<8> omg, just found this in a shell script: hostname ****s ; uname -a
<3> hahahaha
<3> I'm guessing it's not mean to be there? :)
<3> meant
<8> yeah. funny use of those two commands, though.
<3> Yeah... that is a little odd.
<4> woudln't that set hostname to "****s" ?
<8> DaveHowe: yes. and what would uname -a display then?
<9> Hahaha.,
<10> "Linux ****s <kernel version> <blah blah blah>"
<8> :)
<9> On Yavin, it produced: NetBSD ****s 3.0 NetBSD 3.0 (YAVIN) #8: Wed Jan 11 08:50:32 CST 2006 root@Yavin:/usr/src/NetBSD/sys/arch/i386/compile/YAVIN i386
<4> seems a bit odd to override the host name for that - although I don't think its a permanent change
<9> *nod* It's not.
<9> Although someone needs that little line of code inserted into their resume permanantly to demonstrate their childishness.
<3> hahahaa
<9> And actually, unless the user is root, hostname shouldn't work.
<4> nothing wrong with a bit of childishness
<8> right
<4> in moderation, obviously
<9> Time to see if my database survives a reboot.
<9> I forgot to check my uptime before rebooting her...
<8> it's like putting something funny into someone's PROMPT_COMMAND env variable
<9> DaveHowe: You should fly to the states to attend WolfNight.
<9> :P
<11> hello there
<4> gotta be better than "yes oh master >"
<9> I told our incoming network god that I replaced all of our closet to closet fiber runs with ARCnet token ring.
<9> He didn't get it.
<11> PS1="\[\033[s\033[f\033[44;32;1m\033[K\l\033[44;33;1m\u@\w\033[44;32;1m\033[0;$(echo ${dsp_offset})f$(echo ${DISPLAY})\033[1;$(echo -n ${clk_offset})H$(date +%H:%M)\033[u\033[0m\]\h\\$ "
<2> wtf? over.
<12> dsp_offset?
<13> should have used 10base and some black tape...
<11> and that function dsp_offset is about 15 from the edge, and clk_offset is about 8 from the edge
<11> oh. Doesn't work in gnome-terminal, and there,s one other terminal it doesn't work in.
<11> works fine in xterm, probably fine in rxvt
<9> FauxReal: I'm kidding. I wouldn't dare touch our fiber runs. I'd break one. Not to mention that I'd probably lose my job. :P
<12> oh, huh, weird
<12> definitely works in rxvt
<11> heh. Tell the guy you replaced it with RS422 cabling.
<13> 10m fiber->man supposed to be lit here by friday...
<8> Viking667: xterm knows more control sequences than any other terminal emulator
<9> However, as far as medium, ARCnet works with barbed wire... it's just slow.
<11> yeah. So I found.
<12> I rather prefer :caption always "%{wb}%-Lw%{kg}%50L>%n%f* %t%{-}%+Lw%-9= %c:%s%{-}"
<11> Gotta go.
<8> i only use hardstatus line
<11> ... wossat in then?
<8> Viking667: screen
<9> FauxReal: Heh. We have 50/125 regular multimode between the closets, and run 1000baseSX-850nm over it. Downgrading to a 1 megabit connection between closets would get me canned for sure.
<11> ahh.
<12> Viking667: yes.
<11> I have something here for screen, can't remember what it is.
<11> Anyhow, gotta go.
<13> CancerMan: depending on how you explained the new bottleneck... it might create a job for you :)
<9> True.
<13> moved into a new house 4-5 days ago.. has cat6.. i was impressed and almost let me inner geek out.
<13> still wanted fiber in between rooms though real cost effective
<0> man **** fiber in the house
<13> that was a joke.
<0> you'll just end up spending $100 on tranceivers
<13> cat6 is well above 8/1 cable modem :)
<14> something is seriously ****ed up with my firewall at home.
<14> it's running *really* slowly.
<14> like, ungodly slowly.
<1> i think the wife has found bt
<14> nono, it's local to the firewall
<14> like just running top is using 50% cpu
<8> siglite: top, dmesg, ...
<15> so, how about $132 million dollars for its opening weekend
<5> D-side: your upstream suddenly went to crap?
<15> pirates of the carrbiean
<15> caribbean :P
<14> Hook42: yeah, I know. Neither of those are showing anything of interest.
<8> hmm
<16> what is the easiest way to find what files are taking the lionshare of my hdd?
<11> du
<11> but look at the man page.
<16> i can do that
<14> it's like the processor's running at 1/3 speed or something. but /proc/cpuinfo shows all the right stuff.
<10> that information is retrieved once at bootup
<4> birdmun: try "du -s *"
<4> start at the root, then follow the largest dir until you track it down
<15> DaveHowe, we're all in the wrong business
<4> fredk: I don't think I could face making endless remakes and sequels to whatever made money last year - my brain would squeeze out of my ears
<17> heh
<15> DaveHowe, and you would be stinkin' rich ;)
<17> fredk: thinking about making a remake of "revolution OS"? :P
<4> fredk: nah, the studio would be even richer, and you and me would be fighting with lawyers to get a normal paycheque honoured by them...
<15> I dont see mr spielberg with any financial issues any time soon
<16> thanks for the info I will try to run this down ... my system has a 100g hdd and it had a fresh install of ubuntu on it after a few power outages it seems to have blown up all over the drive
<4> fredk: don't see either of us being able to scrape together the funds he can to make it in the first place - not to mention his special effects lab
<7> birdmun: time to check the filesystem. fsck and the likes.
<15> DaveHowe, i can do anything that ILM can *coughs*
<17> fredk: right. and Im a ***y, female blonde with natural DDs
<15> Jostein, you single?
<14> this is crazy.
<17> hehe
<15> speaking of endless remakes, i'm watching lethal weapon 2 :\
<5> Jostein: are they floppy or still perky?
<5> because I won't look at pancakes
<17> heh
<15> Jostein, you do know that DD tends to sag? :P
<17> :P
<16> hasta and thanks
<14> it was last shutdown dirty.
<0> goddamn HPUX
<14> TenBaseT: "goddamn" is redundant.
<5> fredk: even a single D is not a good idea after age 25
<15> hehe
<15> b or C is good
<5> I'd say NC (nearly C) is perfect
<15> hehe
<5> won't sag but there's at least a handful there.
<15> Yea
<18> Pfft.
<15> what? :)
<18> My girlfriend is 32 years old, 34 D, and she's perky as can be.
<15> hehe
<19> gur
<14> wow
<15> Resonator, just wait and see ;)
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