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<0> wow
<0> its hopping
<1> ::sigh::
<1> fscking mdadm
<0> who needs raid
<0> live dangerously
<1> lol
<1> it's pissing me off it won't let me grow my raid 5 array
<1> cannot get array details from sysfs
<1> hrm
<0> uhhuh
<1> still no even after a reboot
<1> so... I think I'll just copy the info over to another box and recreate the array
<2> I have DSL conection. My modem is conected to pc1 through its Network card. The problem is when i conect both (modem and PC) to my switch, i lost the conection
<3> Get a router
<3> instead of a switch
<2> u mean with a swith wont work?
<4> well duh
<4> a modem is for -one- PC
<2> is dsl modem
<4> If you want to use one of the PCs as a router, you can, but you'll need two network cards
<2> most cybercafes here uses a switch only
<2> even a hub
<5> I'll stick with my original statement
<5> <4> a modem is for -one- PC
<2> why cant have a LAN sharing a dsl conection
<5> You can
<6> klk
<7> im leaving - sleeping time. tty folks later
<3> Sigh
<8> heh
<8> I don't consider them that slow :)
<3> Well when I'm used to doing 1megabyte a second...
<3> whoot I'm 0.1% done
<3> :/
<9> what types of wireless networks are there ?
<8> hmm
<3> SorcererX knwo anything about Rat DVD's?
<8> my torrents are often over 1 MB/sec
<3> Lol I think I locked my Newsbinpro up lol
<8> haven't heard of rat DVDs.
<10> hi
<10> is there any free Windows 2000 Server simulator?
<5> ah
<5> why don't you just get a copy of it
<10> i would if i knew there was
<10> but i can't seem to find any windows 2000 server sims
<5> I've never heard of one being created
<5> Why would anyone make a simulation of an OS?
<11> hey Intuitive
<5> hi vyk
<10> Intiutive: I was talking about the MCSE 2000 exams practice
<10> inti: any kind of sim like they have routersims
<5> Yes, Microsoft Press includes a free evaluation copy :)
<5> but why 2000? Why not 2003?
<10> heh
<10> good question
<5> hi sark
<5> heh
<5> woop, woop, warp core ejected
<12> :)
<12> wtf....gmail does not recognize periods in email addresses?
<5> huh
<5> Surely
<12> "Gmail doesn't recognize dots (.) as characters within a username. This way, you can add and remove dots to your username for desired address variations. messages sent to your.username@gmail.com and y.o.u.r.u.s.e.r.n.a.m.e@gmail.com are delivered to the same inbox, since the characters in the username are the same."
<12> https://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?ctx=%67mail&hl=en&answer=10313
<5> well, that's very logical... not
<12> got an email which seems legit, but clearly not meant for me.
<12> I would think that violates an RFC
<5> For sure
<13> dots in email isnt RFC, but gmail has support for it. there used to be a bug in the earlier gmail days when you could register somename@ and some.name@ and they'd both get each other emails
<13> but that was fixed quite some time ago
<12> intewestin
<14> wow, Arkaic is becoming bugs bunny
<14> anyone use the free vmware server?
<12> !country ee
<12> okay....where is that lazy bot?
<15> apparantly we're no longer allowed to force him to work through his lunch breaks
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