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<0> no, just a printer port
<1> Integrated modem?
<0> yeah
<0> ethernet/modem combo
<1> Great!
<1> (That's sarcasm)
<0> somehow i think i am screwed here
<0> should i be using my time wisely and retyping all that I did and taking this laptop to work tomorrow and running it over wth my tow truck?
<0> :)
<1> Possibly... Or abusing Google.
<0> i've abused google
<0> i've given it stretch marks
<0> just seems to go in circles
<0> never seem to find much of what i want in google
<0> lots and lots of dead ends and weird links
<0> i was looking for info on a Ford Bronco once and it sent me to a porn site
<1> Ahh. That's because of the word "Bronco".
<0> could be
<0> glad i didn't type in donkey
<0> lord knows what i would have gotten then
<2> CancerMan, i got a question to you. I've played with the /etc/fstab in linux. I added a partition in the file then mounted it. I have a dual boot running here. Once i mounted, Linux grabbed a 10GB that was where Windows was installed
<2> I guess this partition is purely dead right ?
<0> well...i guess this horse is dead
<1> *nod* Many horses are dead.
<3> LOL
<0> i'll toss this powerbook into the scrap heap at work after i throw it through a few scrap car windshields first
<0> might as well take out my frustrations on what caused them
<0> heh
<3> violent sort of fellow, aren't you
<0> I love breaking stuff.....scrap cars are good for that
<0> tire rims do a nice job on auto gl***
<0> you have to really beat on the windshield to cave it all the way in , though
<0> believe me...after the boss pisses you off....there is NOTHING like the feeling of caving in a car roof with a 20 lb sledge
<0> :)
<0> it's going to be crushed anyway...might as well start the process off with a bang
<0> well...i best start retyping....should be done by dawn just in time for work
<1> Heh... And start looking for a new job, since we're emailing this to your boss.
<1> Oh, whoops.
<3> gwahahahahah
<4> Got a stupid question when hooking up pins on a motherboard, does the lettering go towards the edge or in? damn pin just says pwrsw
<4> And god forbid it be red and black
<5> beats me, it's been 3 years since I built a computer :)
<4> ****
<6> bsims: I thought the power switch was just a momentary toggle. don't think it matters with that
<5> Kill Snake!
<7> kill all
<4> well but I'd like things to be right
<7> :)
<6> dogbert2: with what?
<5> my bare hands!
<6> dogbert2: what do you want to do with your bare hands?
<5> Kill Snake!
<6> dogbert2: with what?
<5> :-)
<5> I know...
<5> Plugh!
<6> god those old parsers could _really_ annoy you
<5> ohhhh, if you used bad words with our version of adventure, it would draw a ascii finger on the screen and log you off the mainframe :)
<6> bwahahahaha
<5> It went like this:
<6> I wonder if there is a irc bot that does adventure?
<5> player: **** You...
<5> adventure: please don't use such language with me...
<5> player: **** You...
<5> adventure: You better not use such language with me...
<5> player: **** You...
<5> adventure: prints out huge ascii middle finger and logs you off the teletype or terminal :)
<6> wee? now THAT'S the kind of message I want to put in our programs
<6> s/w/s/
<6> hm, now if I could gaurentee a system reboot...
<5> A huge green fierce snake bars the way!
<8> hi all
<6> j0 OldMonk
<8> XyZzY
<4> So to summmarize it don't matter as long the right things are on the right pin order with the exception of leds doesn't matter, correct?
<6> bsims: yup, the LED's and the fans
<4> ok I was sweating the speaker
<6> nah speaker is easy. all else is a toggle. and some LED setups don't care either
<6> they have so little power in them any way reversing the wiring won't hurt the LEDs much
<4> ok just one thing red is postive right?
<4> brain is fried
<6> black usually is ground
<4> ok makes sense
<6> and pin 1 on a cable is always the colored one. and they all face the same way
<5> Kill Dragon
<3> what *are* you going on about?
<5> who me?
<3> yes, you
<6> about 23 snorts of coke I think
<5> heh...those are references to one of the original computer games (mainframes)...:)
<3> I see.
<6> Tamahome: you never heard of 'Adventure' ? most fsdking cool game to revolutionize the entire industry. entire HP3000 basic source code was printed in BYTE magazine.
<3> I guess I'm too young.
<6> I should know I 'archived' a treeware version of it from the library ;P
<3> LOL, 'treeware'
<5> http://www.rickadams.org/adventure/e_downloads.html (all the info you ever wanted on adventure) :)
<3> I remember typing ML listings from Compute's Gazette into my C64
<6> dunno where I heard the word treeware
<6> Tamahome: those ML versions of a workprocessor and spreadsheet rocked! speedcalc? (iirc)
<6> Compute! Computes Gazzette! and Transactor where my three favorite C=64 mags
<9> *sigh*
<3> yeah speedcalc
<3> took hours to type that **** though
<3> unless you had the version that came w/ a floppy
<9> then you discover that you made one mistake back at the begining. ;)
<3> that was hard
<9> hehe
<6> Eamon was Apple II's version of Adventure
<3> having to crawl through the magazine again... and then of course it was entirely possible that it was misprinted in the magazine to begin with
<6> Strider-: actually they had a small basic program that helped a lot putting that in
<6> for every 16 bytes it had a checksum that even told you which byte was mangled
<6> that C=64 word processor helped me through high school
<3> I used to use GEOS when I was in gradeschool
<5> C-64 was a great machine in it's day
<6> I had GEOS for awhile. found it doggy slow for what it did
<6> dogbert2: >>Foof!<< You are inside a building, a well house for a large spring.
<9> you are in a maze of twisty p***ages, all alike
<6> your light goes out...
<5> get lamp; get keys; get bottle; plugh; light lamp; plover
<6> dogbert2: >>Foof!<< You're in a small chamber lit by an eerie green light. An extremely narrow tunnel exits to the west. A dark corridor leads NE.
<5> NE
<6> You're in the Dark room. A corridor leading south is the only exit.
<10> S
<5> Kill Snake!
<6> dogbert2: you see no snake here
<8> you are in a #linux channel. a kick is the only way out.
<5> bwhaahahaha
<5> hmmmm...throw pizza at oldmonk
<6> gordboy: you are in a chamber of mostly insane OP's. prepare to grovel and plead for you miserable life back
<8> hehheh
<5> we have issues
<10> sorry for interrupting your game
<6> mostly issues of pr0n...
<8> tsokolat!
<11> OldMonk
<11> where's cheeksy these days?
<9> I dunno, haven't seen her in a while
<11> hiya Strider-!
<9> hey tsokolat
<12> hye
<11> Strider-: how
<11> s British Columbia?
<9> not bad, not bad
<9> glad to be here
<12> I want to know if i can make an instalation of debian with 5 cds that i have burned
<8> carlos__: yes
<12> ok
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