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00:30.20cosmic_awayMonMotha: mystery solved - the Century mailer was borked for a while, so as it went up and down, the automatic recovery mode duplicated the messages that were pending
00:30.30cosmic_awayAppparently, the current backlog sits at about 52,000 messages
00:36.07MonMothaheh
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00:38.34MonMothayeah, 104+ is PCI
00:38.40MonMothavery nice
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01:08.03file2chouimat: dude
01:08.22chouimat?
01:08.29file2chouimat: I'm bored... lol
01:09.09chouimatfile2: go to sleep then
01:09.25file2chouimat: I'm watching something on TV
01:09.33file2hey, I can IRC from bed now
01:09.35file2I forgot
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01:28.25file[bed]Master MIPS!
01:28.42sjhillhi file[bed]
01:28.47file[bed]what's up?
01:28.59sjhilljust seeing what's shakin'
01:29.18sjhillbeen very busy with work and house and graduation parties and meeting new neighbors
01:29.27chouimatsjhill: hehe
01:29.32sjhilli am sooo happy to be in my basement this evening
01:30.21chouimatsjhill: I'm packing .... remove cat from box, put books in box, go get others books, remove cat from box .....
01:30.34file[bed]oh ic
01:30.35sjhillheh
01:30.47sjhillchouimat: where are you moving to?
01:30.53file[bed]don't squash the cat
01:31.14chouimatsjhill: La Pocatiere small town 145km east of quebec city ... my mother's house
01:32.06file[bed]chouimat: have fun
01:32.34chouimatfile[bed]: won't pay any rent and will be able to think about what I'm doing  next etc ...
01:32.50file[bed]chouimat: will you ever get a vacation?
01:33.17chouimatfile[bed]: maybe
01:33.58sjhillchouimat: ah
01:34.23sjhilli love my u160 scsi
01:34.25chouimatsjhill: and my mother is in Switzerland so I will have the house
01:34.28sjhillcool
01:34.35chouimatsjhill: adaptec 29160?
01:34.36file[bed]I need to shave... this is irritating me
01:35.59sjhill39160 ... 64-bit pci
01:36.26chouimatsjhill: the 29160 is 64/32
01:36.48chouimatsjhill: I know it's the one I have
01:36.50sjhilloh
01:36.58sjhillwell, anyway i have the 39160 :)
01:37.11chouimatthe 39160 is double no?
01:37.15sjhillyes
01:37.32chouimatthe 29160 only have a channel
01:37.34file[bed]it'll soon be Thursday - and I'll soon know if I have a job this summer
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01:38.16sjhillhi andersee
01:38.17file[bed]hi andersee, how goes the battle?
01:38.26anderseeok
01:38.33anderseesjhill: I'm managing
01:38.37sjhillandersee: whatcha' fighting?
01:38.54file[bed]hrmph, when you're awake your brain generates enough power to illuminate a light bulb
01:38.55anderseeLinksys and friends
01:39.08sjhillah
01:39.23sjhillbroadcom is probably involved also
01:39.33file[bed]oh yes
01:39.35sjhillsince they supply chips to linksys and i worked on some of the uclibc stuff
01:40.12anderseesjhill: yup.  They are almost certainly the source of the problem.  For Linksys, Belkin, and Buffalo...
01:40.18file[bed]sjhill: GPL... busybox... routers... violation...
01:41.11chouimatok someone is smoking weed outside
01:41.19sjhillandersee: how have the violated?
01:41.26sjhillchanges to uclibc and/or busybox?
01:42.34sjhilli have been offline for days
01:42.38anderseesjhill: http://lkml.org/archive/2003/6/7/164/index.html
01:42.50anderseesjhill: http://lkml.org/archive/2003/6/7/169/index.html
01:47.50sjhillhmmm
01:47.51file[bed]andersee: do you expect any response from linksys and such?
01:48.49anderseefile[bed]: nope.
01:49.17file[bed]andersee: how big is this going to become?!?!?!?!?
01:49.23anderseefile[bed]: which is why I expect I will be suing them
01:49.49anderseefile[bed]: dunno.  As big as it needs to be.
01:50.02anderseefile[bed]: They have absolutely no basis for winning though....
01:52.59jacquesl-k thread up to 51 posts
01:53.21sjhilllot of traffic
01:53.32file[bed]sjhill: just get updates from andersee like I am
01:54.02jacquesi just read the archives on groups.google.com
01:59.18file[bed]goodnight all
02:00.10anderseenight
02:00.18sjhillciao
02:01.24chouimathmmm doing a mips, 2 sh4, arm-palmos and m68k-palmos toolchain is boring
02:02.26file[bed]chouimat: do the NDP ever win anything during elections?
02:02.40file[bed]NDP are always last
02:02.49chouimatfile[bed]: in quebec?
02:02.54file[bed]yeah
02:03.06chouimatwe don't have NDP here
02:03.18file[bed]oh ic
02:03.34chouimatwho wins?
02:03.51file[bed]PC
02:04.03file[bed]they've got 28 seats, liberals have 26, and the NDP have 1.
02:05.29file[bed]wait - I'm asleep ... I'm not really here
02:06.26chouimatfile[bed]: ok ... here it's Liberal 75 ... PQ 46 adq 4
02:06.46file[bed]interesting
02:06.46file[bed]ttyl
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02:09.56file[bed]hi Tim
02:15.06chouimathi tim
02:15.32chouimatshit I'm out of milk for tomorrow
02:15.58jacquesi assume linksys et al also use uclibc ?
02:22.30cosmic_awayI think that the Ducks are screwed at this point
02:30.32chouimat|awayhttp://www.bekkoame.ne.jp/~ishmnn/java/rubik4d.html
02:39.23Mornchouimat|away: I worked on a 4D rubik's cube too
02:39.25Mornbut different
02:39.37Mornhttp://java.magenet.com/rubik
02:43.15CosmicPenguinFWIW - This is actually true:  http://lkml.org/archive/2003/6/8/43/index.html
02:49.22chouimatMorn: cool
02:50.12MornI need to rewrite parts of it
02:50.17MornI wrote that in like 1997
02:50.20Mornor 1996
02:50.23Mornsomewhere around there
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02:51.25chouimatMorn: in 1996/1997 I was writing clipper apps
02:51.44MornI wrote that before Swing was out
02:51.59Mornit was written with a Netscape developed API for GUI's
02:52.07MornI think Netscape ditched the project
02:52.27Mornit was one of my first Java Applets
02:56.43chouimatMorn:the only thing I did in java was a corba enabled billard that displayed the balls on several screens
02:57.39MornI've reworked my 4D algorithms
02:57.44MornI just need to recode the apps
03:06.42Mornack!
03:07.03MornI started a full backup of the /home dirs on my server 11 hours ago and it's only 60% done
03:07.07chouimatMorn: os/2 or the song :)
03:07.57Mornthis full backup thing takes a while
03:08.04Mornthank god I have an autoloader
03:08.14Mornthough I'm on tape 5 of a 6 tape loader
03:10.41chouimatouch
03:12.44chouimat|Zzzznight
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04:00.48Russbah to what cp posted
04:01.08MonMotha?
04:01.14Russhttp://lkml.org/archive/2003/6/8/43/index.html
04:03.41MonMothao
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05:35.16MonMothanow, while I've got a captive hardware-knowledgable audience, is it common to only decode the lower 10 bits of the ISA address bus?
05:38.47Russthen you would shadow across the entire region every 1024 bits....
05:41.05MonMothayeah
05:41.21MonMothaI've got lots of ISA cards that don't even have metal at the locations of the upper 10 address bits
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05:46.05Russjust so you know, isa addressing is very confusing and screwed up
05:46.20Russaddresses in sofware don't match up with addresses in hardware
05:46.39MonMothawell sure
05:46.47MonMothaI noticed that on the webpal
05:47.08MonMothathey map the ISA bus to another location in the proc's IO space
05:47.22MonMothaI was jst curious about the only decoding the lower 10 bits thing
05:47.33MonMothaI've been unable to find ANY info regarding that seemingly common practice
05:47.35Russso the 10 address pins towards the middle of the connector are unconnected?
05:47.46MonMothanonexistant, just a bare board there
05:48.02MonMothaso yeah, unconnected
05:48.18Russis /smemw and /smemr connected?
05:48.54Russ(B11, B12)
05:49.41MonMothanope
05:50.10MonMothathat's right next to IOR/IOW, right?
05:50.14Russbut B13 and B14 are connected? /ior, /iow?
05:50.18MonMothayeah
05:50.27Russprobably has something to do with io vs memory addresses
05:50.38Russie, 0xc0000 vs 0x3f8
05:50.44MonMothais the IO port space address smaller?
05:50.53RussI would guess that is the case
05:50.57MonMothayeah, that made no sense, parse it as you will :)
05:50.59MonMothaah
05:51.09MonMothaso the IO port address space is only 10 bits?
05:51.20Russlook at /proc/ioports
05:51.21MonMothaI've seen no indication of that in any of the ISA toutorials, though I wouldn't doubt it
05:53.21MonMothayeah, ISA space looks to go to 3ff
05:53.41MonMothaafter that I hit my SMBus interface at 400, which is above a 10 bit address space
05:53.51MonMotha(those are hex obviously)
05:54.04MonMothainteresting
05:54.12MonMothayou'd think they'd note that on the "about the ISA bus" pages
05:55.47Russyou might be looking in the wrong place
05:56.40MonMothapossibly
05:56.46MonMothaknow a good ISA reference?
05:56.48MonMothaI've just been googling about
05:57.01RussI had them, but since lost them
05:57.06MonMothaah
06:00.12MonMothayeah, a couple pages if you explicitly search for pages containing "address space" mention that the upper 10 bits aren't usable on an XT
06:10.28MonMothahum...I don't like that smell
06:10.34MonMothablown tantalum cap...bad smell
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06:43.36Russmmmm....
06:43.42Russleaves a nice black mare on the board too
06:44.05Russmy boss did that to one of my dev boards once, attempting to show it to investors while I wasn't there
06:44.13Russ"oh look, there's a power supply that fits"
06:44.34MonMothaheh
06:44.39MonMothayup
06:44.48MonMothaand I can't believe it, but National EOLed the 8390
06:45.08Russbout time
06:45.14MonMothatrue
06:45.34MonMothabut I'd have throught that it had become popular enough that they'd keep it going until it was long obsolete (then again, it is long obsolete :)
06:47.18MonMothawell, I need to get to bed
06:47.24MonMothamuch as I like to keep tinkering with things :)
06:47.48MonMotha(oh, and in case you're curious, I didn't know I had the cap hooked up and accidentally put power on it backwards :)
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06:50.20Russthats why you install a protection diode
06:50.41MonMothaRuss: well, had I known anything was hooked up to the protoboard, I would have removed it
06:50.48MonMothaI just plain didn't know this cap was even hooked up to the power rails
06:50.57MonMothaoh well, they're like 35 cents
06:51.03Russah
06:51.07Russjust a breadboard
06:51.08MonMothajust make a nasty smell and leave a small black mark on the protoboard
06:51.10MonMothayeah
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13:42.31CosmicPenguinMorning
13:43.41file[bed]hi
13:44.35file[bed]what's up?
13:49.19CosmicPenguinstill wading through deep pools of spam
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14:22.22kergothhey
14:23.43CosmicPenguinkergoth: morning
14:26.25sievemorning all
14:28.14paq_morning
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15:12.42chouimatmorning
15:15.54TimRiker~seen prpplague
15:15.56prpplague <~billybob@12.148.134.9> was last seen on IRC in channel #elinux, 20h 38m 9s ago, saying: 'chouimat|bored: ya well, not sure i'm going, just getting prepared'.
15:17.05chouimatTimRiker: I think he was getting ready for a trip to barbados
15:21.34file[bed]chouimat: how long is it?
15:22.16chouimatfile[bed]: no too long
15:22.32file[bed]oh ic
15:22.43chouimats/no/not
15:28.38file[bed]chouimat: most interesting
15:29.44chouimatfile[bed]: just need to port an application I'm writing to the palm for friday ... and I need to finish the other for friday too
15:30.13file[bed]chouimat: good luck
15:30.53chouimatfile[bed]: thanks
16:18.21sieveTimRiker: prpplague should be broadcasting live from barbados tomorrow....
16:18.52TimRikeranyone know what's prpplague's status with OLS? I requested a shared room with him, just getting nervous about getting details for the trip.
16:23.01file[bed]TimRiker: oh ic
16:24.55file[bed]http://bl.net/forwards/cybersex.html
16:24.58file[bed]now that's hilarious
16:28.32CosmicPenguinfile[bed]: thats pretty good
16:31.42chouimatsieve: is prpplague home more that 3 days/year?
16:33.22file[bed]home is wear your best internet connection is
16:33.24file[bed]er where
16:34.01kergothfile[bed]: i live at work?
16:34.13file[bed]kergoth: it's possible
16:47.36file[bed]sharp chest pains, uh oh
16:52.21chouimatARRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG
16:55.59file[bed]what?
16:57.17chouimatI just learned that the co  I need  to do an applicattiion for friday is filling  form for bankrupty so my project  is cancelled and I need to wait to get some money
16:57.28file[bed]oh dear me...
17:01.39CosmicPenguinchouimat: doh
17:04.58chouimatCosmicPenguin: I definitly need a more stable job ...
17:06.18file[bed]2 more days till I hopefully get notified...
17:19.12CosmicPenguinchouimat: I know what you mean - I've been sitting around twiddling my thumbs for two weeks now
17:20.08file[bed]CosmicPenguin: are they raw yet?
17:22.54CosmicPenguinpretty close
17:23.18file[bed]oh ic
17:25.31chouimatCosmicPenguin: I had a deadline this friday but ... I will go see a laawyer this afternoon to see if I can gpl the code
17:26.45file[bed]oh now I understand this X-Files episode now...
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17:32.24file[bed]hi GPSFan
17:32.51chouimat|awaybbl
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18:00.29CosmicPenguinfile[bed]: you never heard of poker solitare?
18:00.34file[bed]no.
18:02.18CosmicPenguinfile[bed]: its pretty simple.  You have a 5 x 5 grid.  You draw cards from the deck and try to arrange them so that they create poker hands (both vertically and horizontally)
18:02.35CosmicPenguinThe better the hand, the better the score, of course
18:02.40file[bed]o.k.
18:03.25CosmicPenguinThere are variations that you lay out the cards in a grid, and you can swap each card once with another card in the grid
18:06.59mallumhey all
18:07.32mallumkergoth: I got minimo ( low cal ish mozilla ) running on the c700 :-) I plan to add it to buildroot soon  
18:07.41kergothmallum: cool!
18:07.42mallumkergoth: see scap for shots
18:08.23mallumkergoth: all I need is to add xchat, then c700 has everything I need - X, terms, irc and browser :-)
18:08.43kergothi'm an irssi guy myself
18:08.44kergoth:)
18:08.46kergothhow large is minimo?
18:09.10file[bed]where is minimo?
18:09.28Neonymsilly newby question alert: is there a better place to ask some questions about getting any linux distro running on a particular embedded system? I'm using a board called a MAX-PC from a company in Germany called Sorcus. Its a 100 mhz 486 with 16mb flash (no bios) on a board the size of a sugar packet.
18:11.28mallumkergoth: 15MB currently ! apparently its meant to be 8MB I think I've included alot of uneeded stuff
18:11.53mallumkergoth: needs approx 15Mb to run in too
18:12.05mallumfile[bed]: hh.org/~mallum/minimo/
18:12.17kergothmallum: damn.. well, since most people have decent size media cards, thats still damn cool
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18:12.28kergothit could get down to 8mb? thatd be smooth
18:13.03mallumkergoth: yeah I think so, I got in touch with the developer and he pointed out a few things to get it smaller
18:13.24mallumkergoth: I have to get it x-compiling so I dont have to wait 12+ hrs for builds on my arm machine
18:13.31kergothhehe
18:13.32file[bed]mallum: unfortunately that site does not work
18:13.39kergothi hate building anything based on moz
18:13.40kergothtakes ages
18:13.41file[bed]for me.
18:13.51file[bed]I stay away from Mozilla...
18:14.37mallumfile[bed]: http://handhelds.org/~mallum/minimo/
18:14.42file[bed]merci
18:14.58mallumfile[bed]: hh.org = handhelds.org
18:15.06mallumfile[bed]: for future reference
18:15.36Neonymnice cats....
18:15.59mallumNeonym: thanks, and they _were_ harmed during the making of the website
18:16.37Neonymhmm.... ARM only?
18:20.59Neonymsince I have no method of writing something to flash other than via the JTAG interface: does it matter what JTAG parallel cable I use or are they processor/platform specific?
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18:32.50file[mydesk]andersee: Greetings
18:32.58Neonymhmm.... I guess this wasn't a place to ask questions like that.... anyone got any suggestions of where else might be useful?
18:34.14kergothNeonym: lack of response doesnt indicate that this was the wrong place to ask.
18:34.28kergothNeonym: it could indicate those here dont know the answer, or those that know arent available, or both
18:34.39Neonymtrue....
18:35.13Neonymso far it seems the most topical so I'll hang around and see if things change latter.....
18:35.46file[mydesk]Neonym: we're all chilling out after being betrayed by Broadcom, Linksys, and other companies (no - not really, I'm making the chilling out part up)
18:36.06Neonymbetrayed?
18:36.52CosmicPenguinfile[mydesk]: betrayed is a strong word
18:37.19anderseefile[mydesk]: morning.  Or noon rather...
18:37.23file[mydesk]CosmicPenguin: quite right
18:40.35Neonymso how did they 'betray' you?
18:41.39file[mydesk]let me see if I have 'da url
18:42.16CosmicPenguinandersee: power come back on then?
18:42.18file[mydesk]IE is stupid, it sometimes remembers history - then othertimes not
18:42.36CosmicPenguinandersee: there was a tornado in Payson, did you hear that?
18:42.38file[mydesk]Neonym: basically used GPL stuff without saying it/making source available
18:43.15file[mydesk]belkin did it too... and another company... they used Linux on some of their routers...
18:43.29jnorkSo they violated the terms of the GPL, is what you're saying?
18:44.04file[mydesk]Vincent Price!
18:45.55Neonymahhh....got it....
18:47.21Neonymthat's something that's bothered me for a while: as a community do we have someone with the muscle and motivation to actually file suit in cases like that?
18:47.50file[mydesk]Neonym: andersee's product was put in the routers, his dad's a really good lawyer, mmm... lawsuit
18:55.25anderseefile[mydesk]: one of the infringing routers is the Belkin one.  Curiously enough, back in the early 80s my dad was the corporate attorney for a company (Crouse Hinds) that sold off Belkin.  So he used to be their law dept.  ;-)
18:55.57file[mydesk]andersee: nifty
18:56.24CosmicPenguinandersee: is that a problem?  Can they get him dismissed for that?
18:56.34anderseeCosmicPenguin: Way too far back
18:56.39CosmicPenguinsweet
18:57.18CosmicPenguinandersee: Crouse Hinds eh?  Is that my long lost family business?  :-)
18:57.24anderseeCosmicPenguin: If you trace the ancestry back far enough, all companies probably have the same ancestor a few million years a ago.  Probably a monkey.
18:57.30anderseeCosmicPenguin: heh
19:00.26CosmicPenguinandersee: so the monkey is where managment came from
19:00.30CosmicPenguinandersee: I get it!
19:01.03Neonymit had to a monkey with pointy hair....
19:01.18CosmicPenguinAnyone here good with statistics?
19:02.00CosmicPenguinnm - I found a web page
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19:13.26fontenoti wonder if we couldn't make our own cramfs images and run them on the linksys et al routers
19:14.06fontenothmm tho no kernel source :-\
19:17.37anderseefontenot: one person I exchanged emails with tried it on the Linksys.  It refused to load the modified cramfs.  There are 60 bytes of crap prior to the kernel in their rom -- an embedded checksum?
19:18.12anderseefontenot: or it could be he just screwed it up and updated the firmware wrong...
19:23.52Neonym:assumes you update the firmware via something like tftp?
19:23.57fontenotandersee: hmm yeah there very well might bea checksum - need multiple images to try to infer
19:25.15fontenothopefully it's not a RSA signature
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20:05.29jnorkStatistics? 4 out of 5 sysadmins agree that I suck at statistics.
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20:26.25anderseejnork: did you ever wonder about that 1 dentist out of 5 that apparently recommends sugary gum for his patients that chew gum?
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20:34.07DCipherHi All
20:43.33jnorkandersee: Heh, yeah
20:43.55jnorkOf course, it's possible that he or she simply doesn't recommend Trident.
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21:02.08RussI just got back from getting my dental xrays done via usb
21:02.47filelol
21:02.54anderseeRuss: did your dentist recomment sugarless gum?
21:03.07Russhe didn't mention gum
21:06.44mallumNeonym: yes ARM or powerpc Im afraid :/
21:07.28kergothmallum: might be nice for old x86 boxes with limited resources, eh?
21:15.50mallumkergoth: x86? thats from the dark ages dudeo ;-)
21:15.58kergothmallum: :)
21:16.18mallumkergoth: yeah I'll make one, next time I run a build
21:16.25mallumkergoth: at least there it wont take ages
21:24.50Neonymthis one isn't that limited... its just not a standard PC motherboard.... (no bios, no floppy, no standard bus)
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21:36.20jacquesdoes usb have enough power to do xrays ?
21:37.33Neonymxrays? as in run an xray generator? I really doubt it.....
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21:41.12Russno, the usb thing just captured the image
21:41.17Russinstead of xray film
21:42.49NeonymI think there are xray capable CCD cameras....
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21:50.04chouimatkergoth: I have a very good news
21:51.30kergothchouimat: what news?
21:53.00chouimatkergoth: I keep the right of the application
21:53.10kergothchouimat: nice
21:53.41chouimatkergoth: but I won't get any money from the liquidation
21:53.46jacquesyeah I figured it was something like that :-)
21:53.53chouimatjacques: ??
21:54.13kergothchouimat: scroll up
21:54.40chouimatCosmicPenguin: look only 100 cad out of 10 000
21:55.27jacqueschouimat: sorry was a delayed reply to Russ
21:55.44chouimatjacques: ok I figured outt :)
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22:08.41Russ'Number of Hours in Drive Life: 749 (life of the drive in hours)'
22:08.45Russwonder how accurate that is
22:16.28jacquesSMART ?
22:47.44Russya
22:59.51jacquessome drives count in minutes instead of hours
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23:51.28filechouimat: pick up anything good?
23:53.24chouimatfile: choucroute
23:53.52file...okay
23:59.24chouimatand hotdogs

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