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<0> PolarWolf: it was supposed to be in a nitrogen environment - inherently fireproof
<1> DaveHowe: Yah
<0> I think the genny that went wasn't in the datahaven bit though
<1> I wonder if google earth has pictures of it :)
<1> Too bad I can't run it on this hardware
<1> DaveHowe: It better be waterproof from above then too, because the fire brigade basically flooded the thing :)
<2> Oh. It turns out I don't even have the LATEST version of teco, just TECO-11
<2> I believe they're up to TECO-41
<0> they use a simple versioning number? isn't that against the teco philosophy?
<2> I don't actually know. All I know is whatI've read so far.... and what I've got in the RSTS/E disk is definitely TECO-11
<0> I can't imagine teco having anything - not even a version number - that you don't have to look up in a poorly organized manual before you stand a chance of understanding it
<2> Night...
<2> DaveHowe: actually, I got reading the manual, and actually understood it!
<2> Marvel of .... marvels.
<2> Mind you, I STILL haven't found a way of displaying a file page by page. Teco's supposed to be able to do it, but all I get is the first page. Guess I'll have to use another one of those single-letter TECO commands to get it.
<0> someone want to take this travesty away from Viking667 and give him the *real* teco ? :)
<2> Err, that IS the "real" teco, or about as real as it's gonna get for me. I can't run VMS here, no disc images.
<2> And as it is, I'm using an emulator (simh) to run RSTS/E from a pdp11 session
<2> ... so it's about as real as it's going to get. Hell, I even managed to copy a file! "run $pip; teco.doc=SY:[1,2]teco.doc"
<2> so now I start realising how anal computers were...
<2> Anyhow, I'm gone.
<1> Meh, Sunday again
<3> Sun Jun 25 02:30:04 PDT 2006
<3> aye
<3> no more beer though :-/
<1> Hmm, who did "Magic Carpet Ride" again?
<3> steppingwolf
<0> what colour carpet? :)
<3> psycedelic
<1> whyzzyrd: Hmm, no
<1> Bedlam
<4> Steppenwolf
<1> Ah, there's more versions
<4> PolarWolf: Written by John Kay and Rushton Moreve of Steppenwolf .
<1> whyzzyrd: Yah
<1> Anyway, I have the Bedlam version
<1> Of course I want the original now too
<1> It's used in the Reservoir Dogs soundtrack
<3> /home/space/mp3/unsorted/Steppenwolf-Magic_Carpet_Ride.mp3 =-)
<1> Speaking of Reservoir Dogs soundtrack :P
<3> Playing MPEG stream from 04-Boom!.mp3 ...
<1> Anyone remember that scene?
<1> Hmm, Daddy Yankee
<4> PolarWolf: This somewhat reminds me of my sister once *insisting*, even when presented with proof that it was written in the 60's, that a band called Kula Shaker had written "Hush" in the late 1990's.
<1> whyzzyrd: hahahaha
<4> PolarWolf: Note also, that it wasn't written by Deep Purple.
<1> whyzzyrd: Most popular stuff today stems from the 60's and 70's
<4> Even they covered it.
<1> o/~ I'm happy, I'm feeling glad, I got sunshine o/~
<0> someone want to take this travesty away from Viking667 and give him the *real* teco ? :)
<1> DaveHowe: Send him an alpha with openvms instea
<0> eek
<0> wtf?
<0> I typed that like ten minutes ago
<1> Hehe
<5> hello! where can i add applications to Autostart (startup) on fedora?
<4> SpeedyGhost: well.
<1> Depends on what you need to do
<4> SpeedyGhost: Your question is ambiguous, because it's very unclear what you're trying to achieve
<5> i need to add 2 programs on Autostart, when i login to kde
<5> amsn and kopete
<4> SpeedyGhost: so, have you googled "KDE start application at login" ?
<5> yes
<1> Most window managers have provisions for that
<4> SpeedyGhost: and hence found that you ought to put them in something like .kde-init in your home directory?
<4> SpeedyGhost: That isn't how to do it, BTW, unless KDE manual says so.
<4> SpeedyGhost: Nota Bene the "something like" in that.
<5> hm i have tried to add it on bashrc, i don't have .kde-init in my home directory
<1> SpeedyGhost: You need to look for the GUI thingie which does that
<1> I ***ume KDE has that
<4> PolarWolf: I never bothered, because my workstation at work stays up months.
<1> I never bother either
<3> docfu: who was the lucky gent ?
<6> whitecap 69 kilograms
<3> ahh
<3> i'm about 73kg or so and get told i'm skinny
<1> Depends on your average build
<3> 6'
<6> 5'11"
<6> but a good portion of that is in my now-thinning gut
<4> docfu: what's causing the weight loss?
<1> I'm 197cm and hover around 85kg
<1> I prefer to keep it around 80-82, but hey
<1> Need some reserves for winter :)
<6> whyzzrd me running 60+ kilometers every week
<6> whyzzyrd I know, its unstoppable
<4> docfu: Ahh, I'd not be able to do that.
<6> heh
<6> KOSS emailed me back
<6> they gave me two addresses of places that sell koss headphones in japan
<4> PolarWolf: IIRC I'm around 115kg
<6> so I emailed KOSS back and I said "Hey guys, I hate to be an *** but writing letters is so 1800's, can you give me a phone or an email address?"
<4> and they told you you were an ***?
<6> no i'm waiting for them to email me now
<6> i've yet to find a better pair of lightweight headphones than koss's KTX-PRO's, too bad they stopped making them, they were only $20 too
<1> whyzzyrd: Still depends on your overall build :)
<4> hell. Ozzy Ozbourne covering Sympathy for the Devil..
<6> whyzzyrd so you are a fat ***?
<6> Cause I weight 69kg's and i'm lean , so unless you are taller than 7' or are carrying a small child you shouldn't outweight me by more than 30kgs and you do at 45kgs :)
<4> docfu: I'm overweight yes, but not lightly built to start with.
<1> whyzzyrd: BMI is sooo wrong
<4> docfu: I reckon I'd be ok at 90 kg
<6> whyzzyrd well I can tell you the secret to losing weight but you've gotta keep it quiet
<4> docfu: I'm reasonably strong. I can out-lift a lot of guys at work that actually work out all the time.
<6> it'll put that low carb diet out of business
<4> docfu: Eat less, and exercise.
<6> eat right, exercise :)
<4> docfu: There's no secret
<4> I eat right, apart from the quantity.
<6> oh the secret is to move to japan
<6> where food is so damn expensive you can't help but starve
<1> Eat resonably right, *regularly*, and keep a moderate level of exercise
<4> I find *zero* time to exercise.
<7> i have *zero* motivation to exercise
<1> whyzzyrd: My dogs keep me in reasonable shape
<1> Could be lots better, but then I need to start training again
<6> every time i see a fat person i just wanna run 6 miles or so
<1> Which I plan to anyway
<6> fear drives me :)
<6> fear of the dark side, fear of never being able to see mr happy without a mirror
<6> (or video camera)
<7> haha, thank god i'm not overweight
<7> at least still not
<4> docfu: I've been overweight for years. I've lost a good bit recently.
<6> reminds me
<6> i gotta buy more bandaids before i go running and start using the damn things
<6> not to mention the embarr***ment of looking like i got stabbed
<4> docfu: blood on shirts from running?
<6> whyzzyrd nipple blood
<6> after 3 hours of running your nipples will eventually wear down and bleed
<4> docfu: so, why not tape over em?
<4> docfu: doesn't that nip some?
<6> i can't find that um
<6> medical tape? whatever its called, so i use bandaids
<6> whyzzrd burns like a son of a bitch when you get into the shower
<6> its like AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH! NAD BURN! NAD BURN! AHHH AHHH!
<6> well
<6> i should go get dinner
<6> i haven't eaten all day
<6> life rules, what can i say?
<1> I generally skip lunch in weekends
<4> PolarWolf: I can't do that.
<1> I don't do breakfast either
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