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11:29.51chouimatmorning
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12:30.31chouimatmorning George-
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14:00.29prpplague~tuesday
14:00.30Tuesday sucks, because it follows Monday (see monday).
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14:01.22CosmicPenguinMorning
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14:09.47sieve_workmorning all
14:15.03prpplagueCosmicPenguin: morning
14:15.15prpplagueCosmicPenguin: whats the latest on pixil?
14:19.54CosmicPenguinMovin' along
14:23.39CosmicPenguinTrust me, when there is news, you people will be the first to know
14:24.14prpplagueCosmicPenguin: thanks
14:28.38CosmicPenguinOh, good.  The president has considered a major bomb blast in Baghdad serious enough to cut his golf game short
14:28.51CosmicPenguinI mean, thats a huge decision.  Go back and review the situation, or putt out for birdie
14:38.24andersee-sleepwoot!
14:39.26andersee-sleepfor real this time
14:53.08CosmicPenguinnite
15:05.17CosmicPenguinCNN is so dumb
15:05.36prpplagueCosmicPenguin: your mean Communist News Network?
15:07.37CosmicPenguinBetter than Fox
15:09.13prpplagueCosmicPenguin: really?
15:12.36Lethalthats not saying much
15:13.17CosmicPenguinWow - that would be scary
15:15.27RussI think terrorists in iraq are doing what they failed to do in isreal, making total asses of themselves
15:18.38CosmicPenguinWe still can't catch them, sadly
15:20.12prpplagueCosmicPenguin: like i said, just make a glass factory there and we wouldn't have to worry about it
15:21.07Russtalk about damming for sco
15:21.07Russhttp://www.heise.de/newsticker/data/jk-19.08.03-000/imh1.jpg
15:21.11Russhttp://minnie.tuhs.org/UnixTree/V5/usr/sys/ken/malloc.c.html
15:22.45CosmicPenguinWait a second - isn't that bad for us?
15:23.22Russ'Copyright 1973 Bell Telephone Laboratories Inc'
15:23.34Russpretty sure thats a part of unix thats been bsd'd
15:23.40CosmicPenguinBut don't they own that copyright?
15:23.59CosmicPenguinOf course, if you can bring it up on the web, its not really a trade secret, now isn't it?
15:24.00Russif its been bsd'd, and they own the copyright, then whats the point?
15:24.06CosmicPenguinTrue dat
15:26.34CosmicPenguinThats going to be a long battle if they have to etablish the ownership of every file
15:28.22Russhttp://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic.php?t=76263
15:31.41CosmicPenguinYep, straight outta BSD
15:38.51leviIs that anything like 'straight outta Compton'?
15:39.16CosmicPenguinsomething like that
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15:42.57signal11straight outta finland
15:43.11signal11a crazy m.f. named linus
15:43.16signal11etc
15:48.22prpplaguethis i ought to reply to the omap guy wanting help with booting the kernel on LAK
15:48.43CosmicPenguinsignal11: hows that HDTV card working out?
15:49.30signal11slowly
15:49.38signal11i get buffer overruns in the driver
15:49.42signal11occasionally
15:50.22signal11i am going to increase the internal buffer from 256k to see if that would help
15:50.28signal11when i get some free time
15:52.42Russnothing like a good jog in the rain
15:53.08prpplagueRuss: imho pushups in the snow
15:53.27RussI wasn't being sarcastic
15:53.37prpplagueRuss: lol, me either, lol
15:53.53prpplagueRuss: very refreshing at 6am in the morning, lol
15:55.17jnorkI'll settle for a nice mug of hot tea, thankyouverymuch.
15:55.34CosmicPenguinFor me theres nothing more eye opening than a severely stubbed toe
15:55.44CosmicPenguinOUCH!
15:56.17prpplagueCosmicPenguin: doh
15:56.41prpplagueCosmicPenguin: my soon-to-be-ex-wife, actually had to have big toe amputated after doing that
15:56.57CosmicPenguinWow
15:57.30CosmicPenguinnot broken
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16:05.17CosmicPenguinWow - the UN just blamed the US for the attack
16:11.28Russoh, right, because if the invasion never happened, the UN wouldn't have had a chance to move in in the first place
16:11.52Russfor a moment I was thinking, how stupid to bomb the UN, then the UN will hate the iraqi terrorists
16:12.04Russcourse, now I realize that the UN will just blame the US...
16:13.45chouimatjust nuke the whole region and SCO headuuqarters too
16:14.28Russwhy not send captured iraqi terrorists there and give them a fake letter from saddam
16:14.36Russ"destroy the SCO infidels"
16:15.08chouimatRuss: I can't ... it's his revenge
16:15.13chouimats/I/he
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16:27.24CosmicPenguinYou know, other people live in Utah too
16:27.45CosmicPenguinIf I said bomb Quebec, I would be in Cuba so fast, my head would spin
16:29.06RussI'm sure it wouldn't be hard to relocate a group of radical islamic terrorsts in the middle of a radical morman state
16:29.38chouimatCosmicPenguin: I''m joking
16:30.22Russwe have our own morman provinces here...unless they buy matching dress shirts/ties/slacks/bycycle helments and a book of morman, they don't have a hope of blending in
16:31.04Russer, mormon
16:33.25CosmicPenguinEspecially in provo
16:37.22CosmicPenguinThe UN is pissed
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16:56.38Russ'In a quiet conference room tucked into the conference center at the MGM Grand, SCO offered customers, partners and the merely curious the chance to view the code for themselves, as long as they signed a nondisclosure agreement'
16:56.50Russpay no attention to the BSD code behind the curtain...
16:57.08Russ'Companies involved in litigation traditionally keep such information under wraps in order not to tip their legal hand, but SCO said it decided to display the code because its critics were charging that it didn't have a case.'
16:57.31Russs/its critics were charging that it didn't have a case/they wan't to pump their stock./
16:58.37Russ'After viewing the code, Don Price, general manager of Price Data Systems, said he was surprised at the volume that was allegedly copied. "It's compelling," he said. "Some people were either extremely sloppy, or copied and thought no one would go after them."'
16:58.45Russhooray for the PHB's
17:01.06Russgeez, even after that conference, scox's stock is dropping
17:02.24Lethalits compelling in the same sense that bsd code in sco is :P
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17:03.23RussI wish I coulda drove to vegas for that conference
17:03.58Lethalsounds like an appropriate venue at least.
17:04.35jnorkIt's compelling me to hurl chunks at SCO.
17:04.52prpplagueLethal: ya, lots of ppl their bend over for money, lol
17:13.15CosmicPenguinI'm sorry that IBM chose the GPL as their premier argument
17:13.20CosmicPenguinThey should have gone after the BSD front
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17:15.30prpplagueCosmicPenguin: ya well sco is fscked anyway
17:16.15CosmicPenguinprpplague: yeah, but they're going to go down swinging with their lawyers
17:16.18prpplagueCosmicPenguin: mcbride might as well as unzipped his fly, laid his privates on the chopping block, and handed IBM a meat cleaver
17:16.51CosmicPenguinBerkley should get involved
17:17.18prpplagueCosmicPenguin: true
17:18.08LethalI like how the first picture just matches the comments
17:18.31CosmicPenguinIf the code is BSD, and the copyright notices arn't there, then SCO is in a world of whoop ass
17:18.46CosmicPenguinThough berkley probably can't afford to fight
17:19.33Lethaltheir matching code also seems to come from their own release, so wtf?
17:19.34ade|deski think that they'd get some backing
17:20.11Lethalif they shipped linux with the offending code under the gpl and also shipped the origins of the offending code under the bsd license, then what's the argument about?
17:20.49Lethalthey're better off squabbling over contract disputes with ibm
17:21.04prpplaguei don't sco's ppl realize that they are dealing with millions of inteligent ppl who will research these issues down to the microdetails
17:21.55CosmicPenguinLethal: SCO believes that the GPL is unenforceable
17:22.06ade|deskwot inteligwent peepoles?
17:22.23CosmicPenguinWhich is why I'm sad that IBM didn't choose to use any of myrad of other iron clad arguments IBM has
17:22.28Lethalcosmicpenguin, thats another issue. they still released the offending code they're talking about when they put unix stuff under the bsd license.
17:22.37CosmicPenguinPatent violations, invalid contracts, etc, etc....
17:22.58CosmicPenguinThe GPL isn't a good broadsword, its more of a dagger of some sort
17:23.32Lethalthey released the code they're talking about under the bsd license. what does it matter if the gpl holds up in court or not? ;P
17:23.42CosmicPenguinLethal: they copied the code from the BSD
17:23.51CosmicPenguinLethal: all that went down about 13 years ago
17:23.59Lethalyeah
17:24.08CosmicPenguinSCO seems to have forgotten history
17:24.14LethalI don't know how they think they own any of this stuff
17:24.19CosmicPenguinOr maybe they found a sympathetic judge in Utah
17:24.32CosmicPenguinNever underestimate the judicial situation in these here parts
17:24.37Lethalor one that takes donations :P
17:25.05CosmicPenguinThese are the same judges that let off the olympic bribary scandal
17:25.26CosmicPenguinThe UN envoy to Iraq has now died
17:28.04ade|deskthats not good
17:28.20CosmicPenguinEveryone in Iraq is blaming the US
17:29.09ade|deskone of the guys i work(ed) with died sunday night in a car crash: only found out today .. that was sad, only just turned 18 :(
17:29.48CosmicPenguinWow - thats terrible
17:30.12ade|desktoo many people going atm... guess the perly gates must have a queue forming
17:30.33jnorkFellow from our gaming community died last week, same cause, and he was 19
17:30.42jnorksucks
17:30.45ade|deskindeed
17:31.35ade|deskthey say that the ginger people are becoming extinct.. but i did't think they ment for it to happen this way
17:31.42ade|desksorry bad form perhaps
17:32.09Russdude, that was sweet
17:32.16RussI stopped by QT for a soda
17:32.24Russand when I came out, there was a tanker pulling in
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17:40.34prpplaguewell! that was fun
17:40.56prpplaguekp'd my machine with my usb-rs232 adapter
17:41.09Russneato
17:41.17Russdo it again, do it again!
17:41.37prpplagueRuss: lol, once is enough, lol
17:41.54prpplagueteach me to be jacking with driver modules
17:43.51prpplaguejeeze this usb stuff is more fun than attending a steve balmer peep talk
17:44.13Russdevelopers developers developers developers developers
17:44.32prpplagueRuss: lol
17:44.47prpplagueRuss: maybe he really should be saying
17:44.52Russ(digital droo) Monkey Developers
17:45.02prpplagueRuss: no crank today, no crank today, no crank today
17:45.15Russs/crank/crack/ ?
17:45.23prpplagueRuss: cyrstal meth
17:45.28Russoh
17:45.35prpplagueRuss: atleast thats the slang around here
17:45.52Russya, I'm vaugley familiar
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17:46.52prpplagueTimRiker: re
17:47.27prpplaguekergoth: wow, you sure collect some interesting folks in #openembedded and #openzaurus
17:47.31Russwhat firewall?
17:49.52kergothprpplague: fucking idiots.
17:50.35prpplaguekergoth: lol
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17:59.42Russprpplague: wa this your wedding?
17:59.46Russhttp://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/local/southflorida/sfl-819maritalbliss,1,7307132.story?coll=sfla-home-headlines
18:06.11prpplagueRuss: lol, naw, lol
18:06.21prpplagueRuss: pretty funny though
18:08.13Russhttp://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,95102,00.html
18:08.36Russis the news putting a more negative slant on terrorism, or are they starting to more and more attack things that benifit their own people
18:09.05RussI mean attacking people who do mine clearing?
18:09.31Russfiring at afgans driving a save the children vehicle?
18:10.32RussI thought that the way terrorism was supposed to work is that you attack the *other* side's civilians and infastructure
18:12.43Russ'On Wednesday, two Afghan Red Crescent workers were killed and two were wounded in an ambush in southeastern Ghazni province.'
18:13.59prpplagueRuss: thats the thing, aiui, these folks see everyone as enimes
18:14.30Russbut the hammas doesn't do that kind of thing, sure they are horrible, the kill women and childern
18:14.39Russbut they don't kill their *own* women and childern
18:14.40prpplagueRuss: they'd just as soon kill a rival clan member as they would an infidel american
18:15.02prpplagueRuss: get real, if they are of another group they would
18:15.06Russthere is much I don't understand about violent fundementalism
18:16.54CosmicPenguinRuss: the basic tenent is:  "everyone is wrong except us"
18:17.07prpplagueRuss: ppl like to say america can be a prejudice play, but i would say we are far more accepting than any where else in the world
18:17.50prpplagueRuss: most of the rest of the "old world" has very strong clan/tribal/group connections, very localized
18:18.57prpplagueRuss: heck, look how we make fun of these connections with movies like "my big fat greek wedding"
18:19.08prpplaguewe=american culture
18:19.44Russwell, the most fundementalist nation besides islamic nations is probably the US
18:19.59ade|homeprpplague: whick kernel and how long does it take ?
18:20.18Russby a huge margin, more people believe in the virgin birth than in evolution
18:20.24Russ(in the US)
18:20.26prpplagueade|home: 2.4.21, only a couple of minutes
18:20.50prpplagueRuss: fundementalist != violence
18:21.15CosmicPenguinWe have our fair share of violent fundementalists too
18:21.33RussI'm just pointing out that if you are going to hate christians and jews, the US is a good place to start
18:22.20Russtimothy mcveigh comes to mind
18:22.49prpplagueRuss: agreed, but what i was pointing out is that alot of the arab nations have huge diversity in their ethnic groups, and they'd just as soon kill their women and children as they would americans
18:23.21RussI'm just glad huge diversity in ethnic group doesn't equal violence
18:23.26prpplagueRuss: it would be like saying, "hey since we are from the rural area, lets go into the subburbs and kill some of those ppl"
18:23.28Russotherwise, I'd be screwed where I live
18:23.52prpplagueRuss: my point exactly
18:24.11prpplagueRuss: over there, ethnic diversity too often does equal violence
18:25.16prpplagueRuss: in sudan, different tribes sell their enimy tribes (men, women , and kids) into slavery
18:25.51ade|homei wanted to sell my sister :)
18:26.10RussI don't think you can do that under british law
18:26.25prpplagueade|home: probably only can lease her out
18:26.26ade|homeEU law ?
18:26.38Russbritain cares about EU law?
18:26.58ade|homemove to cornwall, then i can do it , i would think ;)
18:27.25prpplagueade|home: lol
18:27.27Lethalade|home, ebay is your friend
18:27.34ade|homeEU laws only get used if someone hates the UK ones, few care about the silly ones.. like banana sizes
18:28.07ade|homehow straight must a banana be ?
18:28.30Russwhat happens in the bedroom between two consenting adults should not be the goverments buisness
18:29.02prpplagueRuss: unless it requires straight bananas?
18:29.21prpplaguedoh
18:29.29ade|homeah in the UK it can only be 2-6 males, above 6 is illegal
18:29.48prpplaguelol
18:30.19ade|homein the house, in the bedroom
18:30.32ade|homeso in hotels is really illegal
18:30.34prpplagueade|home: ever watch that bbc comedy "coupling" ?
18:30.40ade|homeyeah
18:31.08ade|homewant to get the dvds then the bbc release them, unless they have already
18:31.17ade|home.. time to scope play.com
18:31.25prpplagueade|home: ahh, that show always cracks me up
18:32.23ade|homecool , series 1,2 are out and 3 is out end of sept :)
18:33.18ade|homebugger 15 quid each
18:33.27ade|homethats 4 months wages :(
18:35.31prpplagueade|home: or one short term lease of your sister
18:36.18ade|homelol, alas shes no perminant loan to her boyfriend :(
18:36.24ade|homes/no/on
18:36.33prpplaguedoh
18:37.54ade|homeit wont last ;)
18:38.04ade|homenever does
18:47.08prpplagueade|home: lol
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19:55.24Russthe uk doesn't support human space exploration?
19:55.30Russwhy's that ade|home?
19:58.23CosmicPenguinIsn't that kind of rich coming from the country that colonized most of the world?
20:02.41ade|beth2CosmicPenguin: and now look at what the world has become .. doomed i tell you
20:03.38ade|beth2Russ: its a weird law that CPS might use if they are in a bad mood
20:04.30Russchild protection services?
20:04.49ade|beth2lol no
20:05.17CosmicPenguinWon't somebody think of the children???
20:05.42ade|beth2Crown Prosecution Service
20:05.56Russdude, I can't wait till the start colinizing the moon so I can buy some prime property before housing values shoot up
20:06.20ade|beth2you can buy land already (on the moon , that is)
20:06.38Russcourse, then the damn mooniets will throw all the tea into some crater, claim independance, and I'll lose all my land
20:07.01Russade|beth2: not from anyone with authority to sell land
20:07.22Russprpplague: location location location
20:07.28ade|beth2prpplague: why wait, mars is already there!
20:07.39CosmicPenguinWith wonderful views of Olympus Mons
20:07.42kergothRuss: thanks again for the fixedpt advice yesterday, making the implementation flexible wrt scaling has made things a _lot_ easier
20:08.13Russkergoth: np, I had fun doing a fixed point implementation of a wolfenstienish engine a while back
20:08.26kergothah, cool
20:08.56Russone big thing I missed was that there should be 256, 512, or 1024 degrees in a circle, not 360
20:48.33CosmicPenguinMy toe *still* hurts
20:50.00fileI bought an 802.11b access point today
20:50.07file$79.99 CAD marked down from $199.99
20:50.23CosmicPenguinLinksys... lol
20:50.46fileBelkin actually
20:50.56CosmicPenguinheh
20:51.25filewhy'd you say Linksys?
20:51.34ade|beth2whats the advantage of an AP over a normal ad-hoc'ed 802.11b for small time users ~4 people ?
20:51.58fileade|beth2: don't have to keep another computer on?
20:51.58Russreliability
20:52.11RussI just run hostap here
20:52.32ade|beth2why is it more reliable ?
20:52.57ade|beth2surely you can hop more distance in adhoc
20:53.02Russthe ap keeps track of the state of the network
20:53.26ade|beth2in my case, network state is working or not working
20:53.31ade|beth2:)
20:53.55RussI'm not sure if adhoc will use an itermediary host to hop, unless you are using mesh
20:54.37ade|beth2i bought my first wireless device for 19 quid cos it was cheeeeeeep
20:54.47fileI mean - $120 off, that's like - rare
20:56.34ade|beth2my intel anypoint II usb was 19 gbp from 70 :)
20:56.41ade|beth2hence is got it
20:57.10fileso I was out all day today mapping Moncton for wifi nets
20:57.19filecame up with about 8 (we only did the major parts)
20:57.37ade|beth2cant get it to work atm with linux, lol, damn cvs for the driver is not working
20:57.54ade|beth2wifi is cool :)
20:57.56file5 were WEP encrypted, 2 we didn't really explore and the other was an insurance agency, plain open - got DHCP, we were surfing on the net with it
20:58.08ade|beth2lol
20:58.23ade|beth2so they got your mac now
20:58.30ade|beth2and can sue ;)
20:58.39CosmicPenguinfile: did you warchalk 'em, or just remember them for later?
20:58.42filehaha
20:58.49fileCosmicPenguin: remember
20:58.56fileade|beth2: we were going to tell them to secure it
20:59.07ade|beth2sell your service
20:59.44filethe post office that I went to to send in this faulty hardrive, they had an 802.11b network!
21:00.09ade|beth2i keep mine open, in the hope that there is some nearby with something more impressive than a typewriter
21:00.36ade|beth2i live in hope
21:00.39filehah
21:03.28Russits easy enough to change your mac before going on a network
21:03.41Russyou have to do that anyway on many networks because they do mac based authentication
21:03.44fileit was my friend's laptop... so I don't care
21:06.37ade|beth2i can recommend anything other than linksys
21:06.57filehaha
21:07.07RussI have an el-cheapo benq card that I use for my AP
21:07.14prpplaguekergoth: whats the level of inclusion for innovator in OE ?
21:07.50ade|beth2seriously, i have a linksys wcf12 .. its not very good tbh
21:07.54kergothprpplague: nonexistant.  Simply need to add a -omap kernel build though, and teach the config system and vars to handle it (i.e. optimization flags)
21:08.01Russand then I have a high end 200mW solectek I use for my laptop
21:08.27prpplaguekergoth: okiedokie
21:08.37Russ(actually a rebranded senao 2511CD+)
21:08.53Russhttp://www.senao.com/products/wlan%20client/sl-2511cd_plus.htm
21:09.18fileI got a blister from biking all day... darn
21:11.43ade|beth2can anyone compile busybox,HEAD atm ?
21:11.51Russhttp://search-desc.ebay.com/ws/search/SaleSearch?satitle=2511CD&ht=1&sosortproperty=1&from=R10&sotextsearched=2&BasicSearch=
21:11.59kergothhrmph.
21:12.45Russhttp://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3042070601&category=45000 whoa, someone modded the card I have with an antenna connector
21:12.59Russer, thats a different card I think
21:13.26prpplague~quote scox
21:13.36Russ~lart scox
21:14.30prpplaguei'm gonna love the day when they start auctioning off all of sco like they did enron
21:15.14RussI already have my caldera pengiun though...er, wait, no, its a corel one
21:15.21prpplaguelol
21:15.37prpplagueRuss: i have a ton of caldera/sco e-partner stuff
21:15.59prpplagueRuss: one of them goes on and on about how they are gonna merge linux and unixware
21:16.29Russwell, now they have unixware+samba
21:17.00RussI don't know how they plan to distribute it, since the GPL is an illegal license
21:17.32prpplagueRuss: i won't forget when we stopped selling openserver, lol the owner was on a conference call with the sales ppl from caldera/sco,
21:18.16prpplagueRuss: told them that we had identified and lpr problem and wanted them to fix it for free, they said no, so he said fine we are switching to linux
21:18.51Russheh
21:18.54prpplagueRuss: lol, caldera/sco had a cow
21:19.21prpplagueRuss: they had 10 and15 calls a day from them wanting to work something out
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21:19.40Russwhat, like you paying to have it fixed?
21:19.42prpplagueRuss: we finaly used the cisco phone system to block their caller id number
21:19.51kergothhah.
21:20.13prpplagueRuss: no, we were a huge openserver vendor
21:20.29kergoththe talk about merging unixware and caldera linux was always amusing
21:20.43kergoth1 pile of shit + another pile of shit just = more shit
21:20.52prpplagueRuss: 2002 we sold almost 2200 base openserver installations, not to count smp and additional user licenses
21:21.57prpplagueRuss: we were suppose to have all of our sco customers switched to linux by oct1, but it looks like it will take another 6 months to get them all off openserver
21:23.24kergothprpplague: jeanne thought you burying epca boards in the dump was pretty amusing
21:23.41prpplaguekergoth: lol
21:24.03prpplaguekergoth: ya we are suppose to take another load in december, gonna take pics this time
21:24.09Russburying epca boards in the dump?
21:24.22kergothRuss: digi products
21:24.25kergothwhere i used to work
21:24.44Russwhat is an epca board
21:24.55Russdo you mean your board members?
21:25.09prpplagueRuss: lol, multi-rs-232 board
21:25.18kergothhah
21:25.24Russah
21:25.43Russcan't you have them dropped over iran or something?
21:26.00prpplaguekergoth: digi's epca/dgrp support has gotten down right aweful snce you left
21:26.19fileatleast don't drop them in Canada, we've got enough junk here as it is
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21:29.06filehi Morn
21:29.24Mornhey
21:30.46prpplagueMorn: xmission status?
21:31.59Mornxmission?
21:32.13Mornhelp me I'm dense today
21:32.18Mornit's been a long couple of weeks
21:32.21prpplagueMorn: your transmission problems on your car
21:32.30Mornah
21:32.37Mornthey fixed it for $20 yesterday
21:32.55Mornsomething about some bearing, or bushing or something else I don't know what it is, was frozen and some lubrication
21:32.58Mornand it was working fine
21:33.24prpplagueMorn: i figured it was something like that
21:33.30prpplagueMorn: glad to hear it
21:33.41Mornthanks
21:34.25MornI got my VPN working at work though
21:34.28Mornwhich is very cool
21:36.22ade|beth2linux.............
21:36.30ade|beth2cant find root
21:36.45filenope, works fine
21:36.59ade|beth2oh well , maybe next time :)
21:41.47CosmicPenguinanyone understand MIBs?
21:42.06prpplagueCosmicPenguin: men in black?
21:46.30CosmicPenguinprpplague: very funny
21:47.12prpplagueCosmicPenguin: sorry watched that last night with my son, lol
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21:57.24ade|deskok thats weird, two cvs pulls of busybox-HEAD one works the other doesn't
22:01.25TimRikerdoes writev() implement one jffs2 write as well as being one tcp packet? (to different handles of course)
22:01.42filewow, I'm now glad I got this 802.11b access point
22:01.48filemy PCMCIA Wired network NIC has failed!
22:02.06TimRikerbad dongle I'm gussing.
22:02.13filenope, internal problem
22:02.22fileI think I got juice from my stew in it
22:02.23TimRikerwild
22:02.29filelol
22:02.37TimRikerthat would do it.
22:02.42ade|deskooops
22:03.01fileoh well - wireless will be faster than that crummy 10Mbps connection, neater too
22:03.43TimRikereasier to sniff too.
22:03.49fileTimRiker: haha
22:04.02TimRiker~seen sjhill
22:04.03sjhill <~sjhill@65.117.135.105> was last seen on IRC in channel #uclibc, 1d 5h 9m 50s ago, saying: 'hi mjn3'.
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