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<0> So a whole bike, except for the frame
<1> then I'll get to put the other bike together with crappier parts... which kind of bites, but well, not made of money.
<1> nah, drive train is being transferred.
<1> putting 7/8 speed drive train on.
<1> don't need the frickin granny sprocket anyhow.
<2> finally.
<2> no more F1 in germany.
<0> Um
<0> Revenger: None at all?
<2> Hockenheim and Nrburgring.
<2> closed.
<0> WTH
<2> IF the motion goes tru.
<0> Closed as in, completely shut the tracks?
<2> which we will now next week.
<2> no more F1.
<2> DTM or such yes. but no F1
<2> costs too high
<0> WTF would they do that? Got into a fight with Eclestone?
<0> Ah yeah, I can imagine
<0> A pity though, it'd force us to drive even further if we ever want to attend one again.
<0> Though, rumours are, Spa might come back
<2> its either close down or alteration.
<2> like, one time that track, the other time switch..
<0> That might work, but if it doesn't fit Bernie's ideas, it'll probably all over.
<3> is it possible to start a script when a NEW connection is established ? (i'm the router)
<0> Dreadfull: With some trickery, sure. But do you really want to?
<3> yes, wanna try set up a dinamic limiting with HTB
<3> is it dangerous or something ? can't see why your asking if i really want to
<4> do you watch the county chopper series in the cable, awesome bikes creation
<1> never heard of it.
<4> i always watch them in discovery channel
<0> Dreadfull: Think "denial of service" here
<4> they do well designed big bikes
<1> big how?
<1> I mean, I ride a 19.5" frame... that's not -really- big tho.
<3> Coma why lol
<3> what does denial of services have to do with htb ?
<4> ok here's the site => http://www.orangecountychoppers.com/
<4> customized bikes
<1> oh, motorbikes.
<1> yeah, I go human-powered.
<0> Dreadfull: Not with htb, but bringing your box to a grinding halt, if it has to execute a script on ever new connection
<3> at least for port 80 Coma, that would make the connection count smaller :)
<4> really cool bikes eh.
<4> but a really expensive bike to build
<3> hm but i don't really need to make it dinamic lol
<3> (for what i need)
<3> god, be right back :)
<0> Dreadfull: Well, to give you an impression, try something like iptables -A FORWARD -p tcp --dport 80 -m state --state NEW --log-prefox "NEWCONNECTION "
<0> Then watch your log
<1> Coma: I'm faintly tempted to try out single speed.
<1> should have gotten horizontal dropouts if I wanted that, though...
<0> bronaugh: Except for riding trials, that wouldn't work, I think
<1> Coma: I've been experimenting with cruising around in 25th gear
<1> I've gone up some pretty brutal hills in that... 44/14
<3> Coma i wanted to use different TC cl***es for different sources/destinations but that doesn't need to be dinamic as i can just set the rules for the specific destinations/sources and i'm done :)
<0> Hmm, that ratio will get uncomfortable, too
<1> still happier with more gears.
<1> I like gearing down for the longer hills.
<1> but I can burst over some significant hills in that gear.
<1> rode all the way to a friend of mine's place in that gear... there's some pretty nasty hills on the way.
<1> mostly did it as a proof of concept though.
<1> yeah... the availability is nice.
<0> Perhaps not as many as the 27 I've got now, but it's good to have some to pick from ;)
<1> hehe :) yup.
<1> it's convenient to have 32/14 to take off from a standstill.
<1> on the flat, that's about right...
<1> when I'm just riding, I use 32/14,32/12,32/11,44/14,44/12, and occasionally 44/11
<1> the last one, almost always when cruising downhill.
<1> 4:1 is pretty extreme.
<0> Lol, you actually know all the ratios?
<1> yup.
<1> I've got the majority of my cog sizes memorized
<0> Heh, I usually don't even know which gear I'm in, as long as it works
<1> heheh
<1> sadly I also know where the separation is between the cogs that are riveted to the cage and those that are not.
<1> kind of hoping I'll just wear out the little rings then replace them.
<1> Coma: one joy, though, is perpetually sore muscles.
<1> I don't think there's been a single day in the last 2 weeks that I haven't biked 20km or more.
<0> Unless you constantly overload your muscles, you really shouldn't have sore muscles anymore
<5> which u cant do with a 1 button mouse
<5> :P
<0> That's only supposed to happen to couchpotatos who finally decide to get off of their lazy ***es for once
<1> mmm... ok, they aren't sore per se.
<0> jadey: You'd be amazed what you can do with a one button mouse
<1> there are a few that are genuinely sore, but that's because I swam about 2km this weekned.
<5> Coma, paperweight
<5> :P
<1> if it's watertight, the possibilities are endless.
<0> For one, sure. Makes a good paperweight, but a 20 button logitech would, too
<5> i actually took the apple sticker off my bosses pc and put it on the garbage can and told him its I-Trash :P
<1> hahahah
<1> nice.
<0> err, designed
<1> a friend of mine applied that to her alarm clock.
<1> I can't remember where mine have gone.
<1> I -think- it may be on my parents old machine back home
<5> wow i am so NOT used to working nights and they gave me a whole 2 days to 'reschedule' myself
<1> Coma: ok, to make the muscle pain thing clearer... if my leg is straight, and I tense up the muscles in my thigh, that kind of hurts... not extreme or anything, just a bit.
<0> Ah, not as bad as completely destroying muscle tissue by first time sporters ;)
<1> haha
<1> some of my ligaments (? the attachment points for muscles) are definitely a bit sore.
<1> other interesting pain: if I stand on one leg, then start bending that leg so that I go straight down, at around 90 degrees knee bend, I get pain from those.
<0> So, don't do that ;)
<1> hehe
<0> I only had my hamstrings hurt for days in a row, but that was after putting a new floor in the living, not from biking ;)
<1> yeah.... if you want some brutal joint stuff, try going from sitting to standing only using one leg
<1> that's not too hard... now do it as slowly as possible :P
<0> Hehehe
<0> Which was almost the problem with putting in the floor, too. Constantly going from kneeling to standing and back again
<1> yeah.
<1> I'm used to jumping like a mad fiend, so that kind of thing doesn't bother me much at all.
<1> guess it'd surprise no one that I am known by multiple (independent) people as "crazy Dave"
<0> Heh, just like that er... oh, n/m
<1> arr, thar be mosquito bites on my foot.
<1> and boy does it ****.
<1> today is the itchy day.
<0> Tell me about it. I'm covered with bites too
<1> ugh.
<1> and these are the mosquitos I'm used to, too. the Canadian variety.
<1> different species or something over in Europe... I've heard the transition to them, or to ours, is brutal.
<1> the ones you're used to are bad enough, particularly when they're halfway along the inside side of your foot.
<0> It's strange to see, when you're in a group of people, you're the only one getting bitten :/
<1> hah
<1> yeah, I don't get bitten very much now.
<1> but I used to be very popular.
<1> yeah... :P
<1> when I was a kid... man, they LOVED me.
<5> they dont bite me ever :P
<1> I think I counted 53 bites on me once.
<5> i cant remember the last time i got a bug bite heh
<6> What is KDE's nice and fuzzy rdp client called?
<5> maybe when i was 12 i got bit by a spider :P
<1> `Jadey`: what do you eat? DDT?
<5> bronaugh, im italian :P lots of garlic ;)
<0> danq: Knowing kde, probably krdesktop
<1> danq: there's one called rdesktop that works.
<0> Well, I'm sure it's not garlic that works as a repellant
<1> `Jadey`: I'll have to up my garlic intake
<1> hehe
<6> krdc
<6> just found it.
<1> 404 is the correct response for "Do you have a myspace page?"
<5> correct
<0> "Do you have a windows computer which is infected by that banner joke on myspace?" :P
<1> hah
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