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<0> ^^ that fire melted quite a lot of windows
<1> OK, drywall sheets with isolation in between will probably last a little longer, but with fire in sight I wouldn't want to stick around long enough to see how long the gl*** would have lasted
<0> god damn ****ing idiot igniting my building
<0> god damn mentally ill idiot
<0> thankfully it was the old building though, was only used for some storage, about 400 square meters of paper
<0> had the wind been in the other direction it would be far more demage on the main building
<2> storing all that flammable stuff. Shame on you.
<1> Ever since we had this smallish fire a year ago, the fire deparment's been on our case with what seems, bi-weekly inspections
<2> how'd it start?
<2> Coma: My office is probably a quite serious fire hazard.
<0> whyzzyrd: parafine and match..
<0> whyzzyrd: idiot even denied he had been there, although we had him on camera
<2> K_F: I understood how yours started. I meant Coma's.
<0> ah..
<0> to be honest it was probably for a good thing
<0> but don't quote me on that
<1> whyzzyrd: Overheated batteries in a forklift :/
<2> K_F: I didn't know it was paraffin, but TBH it's the only sensible thing to start a fire with.
<2> Coma: ow.
<2> K_F: It's heavy enough that it's safe to light, and light enough to light easily.
<0> Coma: at least it wasn't the old gas-types
<0> a gas storage not too far away from the building in my case
<1> K_F: There are also new gas types, afaik they're just as safe
<0> we got it lifted away quite soon..
<0> Coma: yeah, but the old ones were not :)
<0> damn, I remember those days
<1> Oh you old fart :P
<0> have been ammoniak leaks twise
<0> Coma: I'm 20 you dufus
<1> Duh
<0> but I have spent some time down at that plant..
<1> You sure sound like my great grandfather :P
<0> hehe
<1> "*cough* *cough* *cough* Look sonny, back in those days, when the men were of steel and the coins of wood, those were the days"
<0> I quite often get referred to as a grandfather-type
<0> one of the reasons the relationship ended as well :(
<1> She kept calling you grandad, even at akward moments?
<1> s/kw/wkw/
<1> Oh, oh, oh, yes! yes! yes! granddady, give it me!
<1> Err, to me, even :P
<0> I said grandfather-type
<0> taste in music, movies, everything..
<1> I think I'll shut up now
<0> hehe
<0> I should too
<0> but if anyone knows a hot chick in the Oslo, Norway region, give her my email addy
<0> lonely spoiled brat with own apartment and an Audi A6 seeking companionship
<1> Hmm
<1> I wonder if banks ever get modern enough to start using formats like XML, instead of using fixed width multiline records :/
<0> Coma: they are in Norway anyways
<1> K_F: I doubt it, atleast not for the important bits
<0> Coma: just had a major rewrite to the internet banking, as well as internet banking for business
<0> the IB for B part at least have an XML API
<0> to interact with existing systems
<1> K_F: Oh, that's only for simple communication with the outside world
<0> used something called NorNett before, windows client
<0> yeah, what XML is for, operatibility
<0> everything is stored in Oracle
<1> I'm taling about the inter-bank transactions that get fed to mainframes
<0> ^^
<0> Norway is quite special though, for one thing a common banking framework for quite a number of the banks
<1> K_F: Here it goes a little further. There's this one special "bank" that handles _all_ payments between all of them
<1> Our fabulous InterPay :/
<0> hehe
<0> called BBS here
<1> It's still fun to see how things work on the inside though. Sometimes it's amazing the size of the numbers that get shifted
<0> Bank Payment Central, directly translated
<0> http://bbs.no/bbs/english/first_side.htm
<3> so. utterly. bored.
<3> not -that- bored, but thanks :P
<4> mornin', all
<5> Morning
<1> Morning, Ka-bar
<0> Heya Ka-bar
<4> I can't wait for the weekend. So far this week, I've spent more time in the office than away from it.
<4> and twice as much time working as sleeping. (i.e. 12 hour work day, 6 hours sleep)
<6> K_F: Get a real job, one that doesn't have summer holidays.
<4> K_F: school's out? You're not going to suddenly turn into a clueless kiddiot pestering us with inane questions, are you?
<6> Ka-bar: Bet he will.
<4> :)
<0> Ka-bar: last exam of the semester :)
<0> Ka-bar: and I've been a cluless kidd0t regarding my former relationship for the past months already
<0> think I've used my quota on IRC already
<3> Ka-bar: not a clueless idiot, but a skilled troll
<1> K_F: Y'know, at one point someone's going to be incredibly fed up with you whining about the ex
<3> /my guess
<0> Coma: hence the "used my my quota" already
<0> Jostein: I even scheduled a trip to the hairdresser today
<3> wow
<3> K_F: you have hair to dress? :P
<0> ?
<0> too much, hence shredding some of it away
<1> K_F: Oh, I can recommend you one
<0> Jostein: valid point
<0> Jostein: what about that hot chick with cart blanche?
<0> before Denmark, didn't you say?
<6> K_F: Just get a number 3
<0> Pizbit: hehe
<3> K_F: Im going to get some drunk chick to do my hair, given that she seems to have taste :P
<0> :)
<6> I'm off, night!
<0> Pizbit: night
<1> Night, Pizbit
<4> K_F: It's OK. Sometimes we need to vent about our ex-es. It keeps us sane(r).
<0> Jostein: well, I have an appointment at Torgbygget at 1430 anyways
<0> Ka-bar: yeah, IRC has been a very good venting place
<0> but sorry for bothering everyone to death
<0> not like I have a life or anything
<0> at least I get to bug Jostein some IRL :)
<4> heh
<7> Is there any apps that can stream a live brodcast over the internet liek shoutcast from say like a mic?
<7> s/liek/like
<0> ImNotMark: icecast?
<7> I wasnt awware that was able to do so.
<2> ImNotMark: And who's going to listen to you?
<0> whyzzyrd: some very weird person?
<7> whyzzyrd: What K_F said.
<1> ImNotMark: You'll probably need something like iveice in addition to icec***t
<1> err, liveice, even
<0> hehe
<7> I'll have to look into it, my band wants to stream its practices over the inet live.
<0> okay, I'm off
<0> hopefully some hot chick there..
<2> K_F: And if there is, bloody talk to her..
<8> hello. I have a simple question. If let' ssay, I don't have the source tree from apache was installed, how can I see the compile options? How can I see the configure line options? I don't ask for httpd -V I ask for a script to see the command line used for compile.
<9> obviously you can't since the program itself doesn't record the configure options by default, dspam does iirc
<9> (for example)
<8> Thank you, Sunblade. I agree. I don't have the config.log, but I wonder if there was a possibility to see some of that kind...
<1> You're mixing two things now. 1) Apache's configuration, as fed to ./configure and 2) the compiler options
<9> I ***umes he meant ./configure options
<9> s/es/ed/
<8> Coma I must say. In the config.log ussualy I have a line Invocation command line was
<1> Might as well been gcc optimisations ;)
<10> anyone still use 'eddie' for load balancing?
<8> My question was how to see the "./configure" options used for compile, if I don't have this config.log ..as phpinfo() do.
<1> Arasel: That sort of info gets rarely embedded in binaries
<11> Arasel: you can get a rough idea of what was turned on from a certain flag to the httpd executable, but I dont remember which ones
<1> There's apache's -V option, which is hardly of any use
<11> -l for modules
<12> /top
<12> hmm, damn spaces
<2> /poke
<1> /smoke
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