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<0> sal all
<1> huh? good night? Where do you live?
<2> jesus H I wish I could "eject" my external disks THE WAY ITS SUPPOSED TO HAPPEN
<2> Viking667: :p
<1> kosmo: lol.
<2> Smitey88: English.
<1> Smitey88: ahm, english only.
<2> Viking667: its almost beer thirty
<1> what? So you've drunk beer 29 already?
<3> hmm, beer.
<2> Viking667: hahahahaha
<1> kosmo: I tried that with a LS-120 the other day and it didn't work either.
<1> ejecting, that is.
<1> Smitey88: now stay with ENglish.
<3> beer always requires more beer ;)
<2> Viking667: windows bites ****. I know. Captain Obvious.
<2> Lion-O: BEER!
<4> Viking667: I got it working on my ls120 drive once, forget how....
<2> Lion-O: I had a hot roast beef and two beers for lunch today.
<1> Lion-o: no it doesn't. It occasionally requires toilets too.
<3> Viking667: oh, right! ;)
<5> kosmo: that conjours images of you sitting down to a side of a cow, with a knife and fork.
<0> i don't speak english but i hope understand! how have a trainer/tutorial for Linux?
<2> whyzzyrd: not quite that much beef :)
<1> tonsofpcs: it's a bit of a moot point now, I didn't get to keep it, and it would have been another ide device anyhow. I don't have any spare slots
<2> whyzzyrd: technically, I had a "Beef on Wick"
<3> Smitey88: www.tldp.org
<1> hello whyzzyrd
<4> yea, i don't really like the ls120s that much
<4> they're slow at real floppy read/writes too
<2> (for whatever reason, prononced "weck" around here)
<3> Viking667: good, can you do my laundry too? ;)
<2> tomorrow is laundry day.
<0> thanks lion-o
<2> I wonder if its fauxbye?
<1> Lion-O: you fly it over here and pay me for the electricity, i'll think about it.
<3> lol
<2> Lion-O: and bring beer.
<2> whyzzyrd: yes.
<2> with a goodly dollop of horseradish and a bit of Au Jus
<5> kosmo: a well fried medium-rare steak in that then?
<5> ie, properly glazed on the outside, just rare in the middle..
<2> whyzzyrd: actually, a big slow roasted beef roast, think sliced.
<2> -k
<5> kosmo: Ahh, just as nice, but different. Served warm?
<6> i want steak
<6> you bastards
<2> whyzzyrd: quite warm, yes.
<2> whyzzyrd: then you add a bunch of horseradish to make it lively :)
<2> with beer to wash it all down when your eyes start burning.
<5> kosmo: I was always intrigued by proper pastrami.
<2> whyzzyrd: a proper pastrami is a gift from the gawdz
<5> kosmo: My local deli sells fresh horseradish.
<5> kosmo: I don't think it's obtainable here.
<2> I grind my own horseradish occasionally :)
<5> kosmo: it's supposed to be properly evil to do.
<2> whyzzyrd: horseradish? yeah. it hurts your eyes.
<2> makes your nose tingle.
<2> but damn does it taste good when its done.
<5> I bet
<5> kosmo: you make your own pastrami?
<7> what do you guys prefer, lilo or grub? for a workstation
<2> last batch of horseradish I ground I used cider vinegar instead of white vinegar... gave it an interesting taste.
<2> whyzzyrd: I wish. no. I buy it from the deli.
<5> ImNotMark: What does it matter which bootloader you use?
<5> kosmo: I'm looking for someone that actually knows how to make em.
<7> whyzzyrd: it really doesnt
<2> whyzzyrd: good luck :)
<5> ImNotMark: So, go with the default..
<7> im just trying to see what people prefer
<7> whyzzyrd: with gentoo there really isnt a default
<3> ImNotMark: who cares? you'll have to work with it, not us.
<2> ImNotMark: you use the one that ****s the least.
<2> whyzzyrd: supposedly the best pastrami comes from the Carnagie Deli in NYC
<6> I love grub only because it lets me un**** myself. not that i've had problems recently. :)
<2> time for me to go to the deli and buy some cheese then go drink a bit o beer
<2> toots!
<3> yeah, more beer. /me heads down to the cellar
<3> kosmo: *wave*
<5> http://www.carnegiedeli.com/pastrami1.JPG
<5> right. time for bed
<6> ew.
<6> later. feel better.
<5> D-side: I've been feeling the , erm, how to describe, buzzing legs, quite badly for the last few days.
<5> D-side: you know when you're ill, and your legs feel about 10x their usual weight, and feel wierd.
<5> anyway, have a good one
<8> Are the SQL gods around today?
<9> merci
<9> mersi
<9> Meri !
<10> hahaha, I love Engadget... http://www.engadget.com/2006/06/09/microsoft-goes-gold-on-compute-cluster-server-2003/
<10> "They're only asking a mere $496 per quad-core node, which should be a relatively easy sell considering the competition is open, free, and doesn't use a date that's three years past in the title of their product. Oh, wait."
<8> I have an SQL question. The pastbin is http://pastebin.com/770877 . I have two tables. One is a list of maps played, with a serial pkey (id), event date, start time, end time, and some info about the map. The second table is a list of kills, with a serial pkey (id), event date, kill timestamp, the attacker (winner), the victim (loser), and how they did it (method). My goal is to create a single query that returns a data se
<11> CancerMan: you cut off at 'returns a data se'
<12> hm, anyone got a nice modern PC with Debian & the gimp?
<12> (and some spare time)
<11> rhowe: I'm on a P4 2.8Ghz running experimental
<12> actually, scratch that.. 7M would take me too long to upload
<11> 7M?
<12> 7Mb images
<12> at 256Kbit/s upload, that's going to be a while
<11> rhowe: dialup?
<11> 256kbit, thats like 2 minutes.
<12> SpamapS: Not far off, sometimes
<11> 4.8 minutes actually
<12> SpamapS: Well, if you fancy apt-getting gimp-ufraw and doing some decoding for me..
<11> ufraw? whats that?
<12> SpamapS: It's b0rk here, and I haven't the energy to figure out why
<12> SpamapS: It's for reading raw CCD images
<11> Get:1 http://http.us.debian.org testing/main gimp-ufraw 0.5+cvs20051021-1 [166kB]
<11> rhowe: and now what?
<12> SpamapS: How good is the colour balance on your monitor?
<11> rhowe: I'm on two Sony X93-SDM LCDs.
<12> SpamapS: Excellent
<11> I'd say "better than average"
<12> SpamapS: Better than the screen I have at work, which just plain isn't bright enough
<11> oh yeah these are crazy bright
<11> says its an unsupported format
<12> SpamapS: You need to load the gimp after installing the package
<11> I did
<12> SpamapS: Really? It should have "UFraw" listed under the format types then
<11> .crw is even listed in my list of supported types
<11> 318 bytes? thats not it
<12> SpamapS: heh, no. Should be 7,000,000 bytes or thereabouts
<11> yeah
<11> standby
<12> HTTP 403? :)
<12> Try downloading again :)
<11> Yeah I am
<11> I dunno what it was doing.. its coming down now at about 512kbit
<8> SmapapS: Oh whoops.
<12> SpamapS: I hadn't set file permissions appropriately
<11> ahhh
<11> hahaha
<12> SpamapS: So you downloaded a 403 page :P
<11> yeah I see that now. ;-)
<8> ...returns a data set with the LAST KILL for each map in a particular event.
<11> CancerMan: the last one? oh hmm
<11> standby afk for a minute
<13> Where can I find a anti-spyware command line scanner for Unix to process e-mail attachments? (E.g ./spyscan <file>)
<3> dorfus: you can try software like dspam and such, combined with clamav it protects against a lot of spam & virusses.
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