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<0> in order to make my wireless work>
<1> reality: the code I'm working on, follows opencable.com specs for STB, and uses Java.TV Api
<2> Oh God no
<1> along with MFW
<2> Please no more Java
<2> Just...let...it...die
<3> hahahaha oh ****.
<3> WASHINGTON - Federal agents searched the home and office of the
<3> CIA's departing No. 3 official on Friday as part of a corruption investigation that has sent a former congressman to prison and now involves CIA contracts.
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<3> Prosecutors have implicated Wilkes in a scheme to bribe former Rep. Randy "Duke" Cunningham, R-Calif., but he has not been charged and his lawyer has said Wilkes did nothing wrong.
<1> no, it will not die, there is a Java genome in all of us
<2> JackStorm: Yeah, and it causes cancer
<4> BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
<4> http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6185603495801760929
<5> oh crap, kosmo has a donut
<4> schitzo: ph33r.
<4> schitzo: go watch and be ... uh...
<1> reality: MOT STB's will use java, some do, but I will use it mainly for OSD and extensions, and let hardware do the rest
<6> heh
<4> siglite: go watch... its bad.
<6> I saw it
<6> goofy
<4> siglite: hell yeah
<2> JackStorm: You mean my OSD can come crawling up and appearing on my screen and then taking 5 minutes to disappear again
<4> siglite: I just watched the rest of em.
<4> siglite: stars and stripes forever is ... just ...
<4> siglite: the flintstones is comical.
<6> if that dude had put that much time into practicing, say, a violin, he'd be playing for an orchestra
<1> reality: no, you have used bad java code....
<2> JackStorm: My java code is not bad
<4> siglite: no ****!
<2> How dare you!
<6> man
<6> my ear is messed the hell up
<7> is yellow dog linux worth installing on a powerpc g4?
<1> reality: my java code rocks ...never had speed problems with it, hell one project I started out in C and ASM and the moved to java because it was faster, and since then I've rewritten a few cl***es to make it even faster.
<8> cizzi, google it
<7> welan - i did
<9> cizzi: inho you'd be better off installing a mainstream distro like debian
<6> to give you an idea, of how messed up it is, I can turn my head to the left, extend my lower jaw, and my wife can hear "plop plop plop plop plop" as my ear drains into my throat.
<7> whitecap does debian run on an emac
<8> cizzi, and then
<6> she says it's like, the strangest sound in the world.
<2> JackStorm: I think my java code is a little bit more complex than yours
<7> welan - i wouldnt be asking if i knew the answer
<2> JackStorm: I'm dealing with quite a complex task
<1> reality: me too
<4> cizzi: perish the thought. OSX is not broken.
<2> JackStorm: What are you doing?
<9> cizzi: probably, it runs on my 8600/300 and beige g3-233
<7> whitecap - ok thanks
<8> cizzi, you've got osx ,let the good dog live
<9> kosmo: osX runs faster and more stable for me when i run it in MoL (Mac 0n Linux)
<7> ok so i'll keep osx then
<1> reality: finding 1 for F(0)=1 F(1+k)=1 solutions, DLP, fast factoring, ....ie: large number crunching
<7> its just that i didnt wanna pay 150$ to upgrade to tiger
<7> so i was thinking it would be cheaper to stay up to date with ydl
<2> JackStorm: I'm analyzing flow cytometry data over here
<4> whitecap: on a G3-233, I would believe it.
<1> reality: in my code, as a base, I use e and pi out to 10,000 positions.
<10> cizzi, os x on a mac, even an older version, is better then most mac linuxes
<7> cool
<8> cizzi, there's better disro's out there for that ,that support mac hardware
<1> reality: are you ploting to a screen? or just crunching?
<2> JackStorm: In my code, I analyze over 32 million cells for up to 9 degrees of freedom
<4> whitecap: Im still bummed that my clamshell ibook went to the great big bit bucket in the sky.
<2> JackStorm: Plotting and crunching
<7> i work full time during the day and go to school full time at night.. nothing to do with computers.. im trying to see if i can find time to do some programming as a hobby
<2> Need diagnostic/statistics as well as publishable figures
<8> cizzi, more power to ya
<4> cizzi: look into fink for osx. its pretty spiffy.
<5> or darwin ports
<7> kosmo - ok let me check
<10> I've heard that Xcode is pretty nifty.
<8> cizzi, there ya go...
<1> reality: where are you again? because the java Big(Int/Dec).. routines have been "limited on speed" due to US patents.
<0> reality
<2> JackStorm: The US
<0> reality: i exactly did what was sayin to do in the madwifi.org documentation
<0> and i dont see my card in my network pannel
<2> xhrist: **** the network panel
<0> ok
<2> xhrist: iwconfig
<0> iwconfig
<0> doesnt show my ath0
<0> lo, eth0 and sit0
<2> xhrist: modprobe madwifi
<0> and beside thos prefixes is writted no wireless extensions
<2> Or whatever the **** the driver is called
<0> ok
<0> modprobe madwifi donest work
<0> so its modprobe ??what
<2> man modprobe
<0> ok
<1> reality: ok, I had the same problem, I have rewritten most of BigInt and BigDec as a sub cl***....pow,modPow,multiply, etc are all really slow code in the stock cl***es
<0> then what
<2> xhrist: modprobe ath_pci
<0> module ath_pci not found
<0> with a little FATAL: beside it
<2> Bah
<0> its ****ing **** i telle you
<2> No, it's not
<1> xhrist: quick tape it and sell it on the internet, there is a market for "its ****ing ****"
<0> that why i wanted to go with ndiswrapper
<2> The problem is I don't use Fedora Core 5 and I don't know what packages are named or what's being installed where
<2> xhrist: Ndiswrapper doesn't say it even supports your card
<0> ok
<2> xhrist: Try a yum search madwifi
<2> You need the package that says madwifi kernel module or some ****
<0> i dl 3 modules from madwifi
<2> What were they called
<0> madwifi, madwifi-hal-kmdl, and madwifi-kmdl
<1> xhrist: look you need a clue, so your options are this: leave here, go back to school, study, become smart, really smart and build a time machine, and go back in time and stop your self from ****ing your mother, and kill your dad so you are never born, and then I will have never said this, and thus you did not waste our time here tonight and life is fine, or: option 2: leave now and ****ING READ THE DOCUMENTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
<4> this **** is beyond old.
<2> JackStorm: The document isn't much help
<2> JackStorm: The packages are installed, the kernel module ain't there...
<1> reality: custom kernel? udev?
<2> JackStorm: I'm thinking more like a FC5 **** up
<1> reality: well I don't use FC, never have and never will, but the source package maintainers list and support list is the best place for support
<2> WTF does a newbie know about that ****?
<1> the learning process taught in school comes in to play
<9> B U R P
<1> whitecap: dude, garlic?
<9> JackStorm: good food/beer in nice quantities
<1> whitecap: thats a night :) I had food food for lunch and enjoying good beer all evening.
<1> ****
<1> s%food food%good food%
<1> whitecap: thinking of pizza, I might make a dessert pizza in a bit.
<11> hi all
<1> evening Monk
<11> JackStorm
<8> OldMonk, good day
<11> hi welan
<11> D-side: *ping*
<9> JackStorm: www.rogue.com/brews.html Dead Guys Ale
<9> OldMonk: hiya
<4> oooers. I love dead guy ale
<11> whitecap
<9> kosmo: made 35 miles from here
<9> tasty
<4> whitecap: jealous i am
<1> whitecap: abita.com and take your pick :)
<1> dogbert2: there are no more fridays here...or garfields or ruby tuesdays...and all I miss is garfields
<9> friday here atm
<9> Fri May 12 20:02:41 PDT 2006
<12> JackStorm...well, Fridays will no longer get any of my m00la...
<11> re
<8> OldMonk, wb
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