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<0> they show up on the site and the XML button changes..
<1> and it doesnt go green
<0> something on your end, works perfectly here
<1> if I go to configure I get to choose all and it remembers what Ive clicked
<0> probably a stupid adblock or something
<1> but I get NO feeds
<1> adblock disabled
<0> Jostein: there are two buttons, XML and RSS at the top
<1> yes
<1> neither which does anything
<1> other than hand me feed.php? without any params
<0> your problem, everything works :)
<1> utterly broken ****
<1> if it doesnt work in a standard firefox install, I call it broken
<1> oh. probably some proxy thing. a forced reload fixed it
<0> Jostein: duh
<1> site should add no-caching to their headers
<2> now - food.
<1> crappy php developers doing a half-***ed job
<0> like those are the only ones ... hehe
<1> they are the most significant ones :P
<0> you haven't spent too much time around ASP/VBScript/JScript and JSP people then :p
<1> ASP/VBscript has nothing to do with half-***ed
<1> it has everything to do with horrible
<0> hey, I'm quite proficient in the thing
<0> the skills of a misspent youth
<0> I _should_ be out getting laid by the new neighbour
<0> yet I keep on with programming / security / computers in general
<0> wonder if I have her phone number in my list here..
<0> hmm, was it the one that moved in from Tnsberg.. hmm
<3> is there a package smokeping for fedora core 4 ?
<4> Adrian23: ask it?
<5> Adrian23: That's two versions out of date. Update your system, please.
<3> ok Shadur
<6> http://infinitemuppets.blogspot.com/2007/01/logan-yah-im-on-my-new-iphone.html
<7> Linux yardm ltfenn . ?
<8> hello?
<8> can i ask a linux related question here?
<9> sure. We prefer blue carpet though
<8> The Blue Carpet is a piece of Public Art in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, England, designed by Thomas Heatherwick.
<8> ?
<9> nah, its our main line of income around here
<8> anyway, i decided to finally learn perl. I was wondering if anyone here knows of an editor for command line perl
<9> vi
<8> i used nano up untill now.. is vi better?
<9> define "better" ?
<10> or vim if you like pretty colors splattered all across your screen...
<8> as long as the colors can help me identify the code
<10> or emacs if you are just plain sick. mentally that is.
<4> or ed if you like an ED-itor.
<10> or cat if you never, ever make mistakes.
<4> echo?
<10> maybe, if you have short programs
<8> is there such thing as mouse support?
<9> gpm
<10> No. Nanuq killed all mouse support.....
<9> lol
<10> surprised eclipse does not support perl...
<8> i can't use a gui, my compy is kinda crap
<10> ah. well syntax hilight can be done with alot, though you won't likely get any nifty features like method exposure. vim is lightweight and does hilights
<4> have _reliable_ syntax folding ever been mode for `teh vim'
<8> i'll try working with vim
<10> "It's like he's trying to speak to me, I know it."
<8> if theres a way to enable mouse that would be even better
<9> who needs a mouse in an editor?
<4> Lion-O: mousettes?
<9> vi(m) is excellent in that; you can do just /everything/ without your hands ever needing to leave the keyboard.
<8> takes practice i guess
<4> dj_loev: vimtutor is your friend.
<8> vimtutor?
<8> i'll google it
<9> that and nethack :)
<10> hehe
<4> dj_loev: seeing as you decided trying vim, once installed, there'll be a binary called `vimtutor' which will show you the ropes.
<8> kay, ty
<4> so, no comments on the syntax folding in vim?
<10> trial by fire! trial by fire! using vimtutor is like reading instructions...
<4> Girr: that's like handing him ed :P
<4> http://www.gnu.org/fun/jokes/ed.msg.html
<10> so, what is the benefit of ip hiding from registering if it shows the ip when you first connect?
<8> ?
<1> Girr: you can always connect with a different nick. enable the mask, change back, THEN join a channel
<1> Girr: if you are really paranoid :P
<2> Girr: most of the poeple we need to hide from do hit&run though, they are rarely in here long enough to happen to catch us when we auth
<2> Girr: And quite frankly, you need atleast -three- braincells to realize that this is possible, so most kiddies fail that condition
<2> Lion-O: You are supposed to pile smoked fatty sausage on top of it!
<9> hehe
<2> cheese that goes soft has gone bad
<9> this is good stuff
<9> wlfshmn: gone bad? ;) You do realize that cheese itself is a form of mold and basicly a form of cowmilk going slightly bad? ;)
<9> originally even worse; they use certain stomach fluids from a calf (if thats the right word) to control the process. Ofcourse that has usually been replaced by checmical substances but still....
<2> Lion-O: nah, it's just coagulated milk
<2> Lion-O: sure, there are moldy cheeses, but that is when I stop eating them ;)
<9> lol
<11> tommi: *sigh*
<11> Arr, wws
<11> They're way too like
<8> vim seems to do the trick
<4> dj_loev: did you ever expect it not to?
<4> a witch! buuuuurn!
<8> well, the first time i used vim i got irrateded
<8> so i expected it to be the same, more or less
<4> dj_loev: vim is not entirely what you'd expect if you're used to notepad, no.
<11> There's always emacs if vim doesn't work out ;)
<8> i've mostly worked with windows development enviroments, so vim is a bit of a change
<4> Coma: yes, insanity is always an alternative ;)
<12> what's the command to dearchive on an AIX system ???
<9> Nytro-: wrong channel.
<9> and ofcourse it would depend on the archive, but I guess thats a little too much for your IQ to handle.
<12> is .tgz
<12> but i can make .tar.gz too
<9> 'man tar'
<13> o.0
<13> Coma: Greetings :)
<11> Aloha, foreigner
<13> Coma: I'm still the Scottish bastard you love to hate ;)
<11> Hehehe
<11> You can take the man out of a country, but can't take the country out of the man.
<13> Wife and I just got back from a concert hosted by the Japanese Navy.
<13> Coma: Cuntry ;)
<14> haha
<13> Well I'll say this, the Japanese Navy sure do know how to form an orchestra. They were ****ing brilliant.
<2> Tron: With the current pacifict doctrine, they have little else to occupy their time ,)
<13> wlfshmn: Well their new prime minister, A Mr Abe, I believe, wants to ditch the pacifist agenda.
<2> Tron: Yeah, he does. And with NK ratteling their sabers, shortswords, bow and arrows, and a potential nuke, who can blame him ,)
<13> wlfshmn: And Japan's getting a tad irritated at North Korea these days, plus there was the news a few days ago that China had successfully launched and tested an anti sattelite missile.
<13> Heh
<13> wlfshmn: Oh i got your email a day or so ago and did something about it, trouble is there doesn't appear to be any other members residing in Japan ;)
<2> Tron: Surely there must be?
<2> Tron: none in -my- network, sure, but someone.. somewhere..
<13> wlfshmn: I did check thouroughly y'know ;)
<13> wlfshmn: I'll re-check... perhaps I was thouroughly checking in the wrong manner :P
<15> I'm looking for a 2 gigahertz, 100,000 volts transistor ...
<2> Tron: wierd. You need to make friends over there the old fashioned way then
<15> lol
<2> Wigginson: We only have flux capacitors here.
<15> okay, how much voltages can a flux capacitors store ?
<15> no, no, no, I"m looking for a MOSFET
<15> I ain't looking for caps
<2> you don't store voltages..
<15> I'm looking for a MOSFET capable of switching rate of 20 gigahertz at 100,000 volts
<15> why would you want to store voltages ?
<9> Wigginson: you're looking for a kick in the behind
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