irclog2html for tuxscreen on 2002.07.06

00:12:14scanlineis away: standing in the really really wet outdoor room
00:32:41scanlineis back (gone 00:20:28)
00:53:10BZFlagthe buildroot-tux builds a complete linux distro for the phones.
00:53:52BZFlagthe phone connection can be used for internet access under Inferno which the phones come with, but Linux does not support the internal software modem.
00:54:13BZFlagso you need a pcmcia network card for net access under Linux.
00:54:43BZFlagInferno (as shipped) does not support the pcmcia slots at all. But Linux does after converting a phone over.
00:54:49BZFlagclear as mud?
00:55:05Tangentandersee: You around?
00:55:19dinahim not really a technical girl, dumb it down a bit for us birts would you?
00:55:56BZFlagas shipped: inferno software with phone and modem access. caller id, email, web etc all in a nice GUI.
00:56:17BZFlagyou can convert to Linux by following InstallingLinux on the web site.
00:56:30BZFlagthen there is no complete gui solution that fits internal.
00:56:54dinahoh well i really need a gui
00:56:56scanlineslowly works on that problem... :)
00:57:01BZFlagthe pcmcia slots work and you can easily add stuff to the phone, but it's a geek world, not an end user one.
00:57:54BZFlagneither one does VoIP, but by adding some extra hardware, you can get VoIP under Linux.
01:00:07dinahhmmm what must i do to see and talk all at once?
01:00:48filegrabs a Tuxscreen from BZFlag and runs
01:00:55scanlinetrips file
01:01:04dinahwhat must i buy/dowload?
01:01:05fileflys through the air to his house
01:01:15scanlinenotices that he and scanline seem to be the two stooges of #tuxscreen...
01:02:21BZFlagdinah: no camera on the tux. get different hardware.
01:02:32dinahsigh
01:02:46filesighs
01:03:09BZFlagwhacks file and scanline up side the head
01:03:16scanlineI think #picogui attracts weird people...
01:03:19dinahhopes that someday that wonderfull tim fellow will add a camera
01:03:40scanlinedinah: Theoretically you could find a PCMCIA USB host adaptor and hook a USB webcam up to that
01:03:46BZFlagdinah: not gonna happen. this hardware is dead. no more are being made.
01:03:55BZFlagscanline: uh, no.
01:03:57dinahis very sad
01:04:03scanlineBZFlag: why not?
01:04:08filedinah: only 50 left!
01:04:31fileBZFlag: what are you going after, after the Tuxscreen?
01:04:35BZFlagscanline: pcmcia usb is are normally cardbus and everyone I've seen is 32 bit. pcmcia slots on the tux are 16 bit ONLY.
01:04:41scanlineahh
01:05:16BZFlagnow a pcmcia scsi card would work if you can find a scsi camera.
01:05:29scanlineyou could get a really fast scsi camera, and some lenses
01:05:33scanlineerr, scsi scanner
01:05:38dinahhow much is $99 in pounds?
01:05:40BZFlagheh.
01:06:03mallumdinah: ~ 70 quid ish
01:06:05BZFlag: i'm not following you...
01:06:05BZFlagibot convert 99 usd to uk
01:06:20BZFlag: huh?
01:06:20BZFlagibot convert 99.0 usd to gbp
01:06:20dinahhmmm not to bad
01:06:30BZFlaghmm.
01:06:31filefixes the WebHome on the Tuxscreen Wiki
01:06:33scanlineibot: change 99.0 usd to gbp
01:06:36scanline: 990.00 (United States Dollar (USD)) makes 650.460 (Pound (GBP))
01:06:42BZFlagah, yeah change
01:06:57mallumahh 5 pounds out
01:07:06BZFlagwell, it messed up, but 65.05
01:08:29fileBZFlag: I fixed the main page to set 50 available instead of 200
01:08:44BZFlagfile: main page?
01:08:56fileWebHome on the wiki
01:10:08BZFlagah, I removed it and pointed to TimRiker
01:10:28file:p
01:10:29BZFlagmy back is tired from orders today.
01:10:41scanlineBZFlag: are they going fast?
01:11:11fileBZFlag: what are you going to do next???
01:11:12BZFlag35 shipped today. mostly international orders from the past week.
01:11:20BZFlagfile: sleep?
01:11:37fileBZFlag: no no no... after Tuxscreen
01:11:48BZFlagas I said. sleep. ;-)
01:12:02fileyou don't know eh?
01:12:17BZFlagIt's been many long nights handling orders. I need a rest.
01:12:38fileplease... answer...
01:12:42BZFlagI might pick up the remaining NetWinders if I can talk them into a good enough price.
01:12:53BZFlagI'm doubtful though.
01:13:01file:(
01:13:04scanline"BZFlag, Dealer in ARMs"
01:13:09BZFlagheh.
01:13:10filewhat about that other thing?
01:13:19fileI forget it...
01:13:20BZFlag"that other thing" ?
01:13:36fileyou were trying to get
01:14:13fileiPhone 2050
01:16:26BZFlagI looked at the audrey, but it's poor hardware.
01:16:36iLLf8dhmm lotsa ppls here
01:16:40BZFlagiphone is not powerful enough. 2M/4M
01:16:52filewell it's better than nothing...
01:17:15BZFlagnever run a decent linux distro and that's all I'm interested in hacking.
01:17:18iLLf8dthese things a bitch to setup or what?
01:17:25BZFlagI'd love to get an oqo though. ;-)
01:17:32fileoqo? what's that?
01:18:33BZFlaghttp://www.oqo.com/ <- x86 meta pad. ~$1500 ? 10G, 256M, etc. in a pda like form factor with a docking station.
01:18:39fileack
01:18:43filetoo rich for my blood
01:18:47filewants something inexpensive
01:20:08scanlinefile: take the LCD off of an old laptop, and write OQO on the side with a magic marker
01:20:20filescanline: good idea
01:20:26filescanline: think I can use turtle's LCD on azmarith?
01:20:32scanlinemaybe
01:20:44filedoubts it
01:20:50scanlineonly non-split LCD panels work, and you'd have to build an interface
01:20:54scanlineanyway, I should take a shower
01:20:58scanlineis away: standing in the wet room
01:21:09fileBZFlag: even I-Openers would be nice...
01:21:23BZFlagare there any more around? I've got one.
01:21:33fileon EBay... but that's it
01:22:19fileit interests me alot
01:22:24fileas does the Websurfer Pro units
01:23:04BZFlagyeah, they look interesting too.
01:23:32BZFlagI'm planning to check in on the xbox linux work. ;-)
01:23:36fileuck
01:23:59BZFlags'lot a hw for $300
01:24:30][N-Fluxand just buying the box hurt's M$
01:24:37][N-Fluxthey need the software to sell
01:25:06filewhat else is there to hack...
01:25:28][N-Fluxdc
01:25:34filewe need suggestions so BZFlag can sell 'em!
01:26:58fileBZFlag: I'm out of ideas, go to bed
01:27:03TangentSet-top boxes are often good for hacking
01:27:13][N-Fluxdoes the tuxscreen just run X or can it run something light like windowmaker or blackbox?
01:27:13fileyup
01:27:18TangentI've got an ARM based one and an SH3 based one under the desk
01:27:21fileI'd like a set-top box
01:27:31fileTangent: ooh, specs?
01:27:32Tangentand another one that I really can't work out
01:27:40Tangentfile: Sure.. let me find URLs
01:28:19Tangenthttp://ipaq.secret.org.uk/NetStation/C0_Img.jpg
01:28:47filehow much are they?
01:29:12filedroolz
01:29:17dinahwell bye lads
01:29:29Tangentfile: No idea where you could get one of 'em
01:29:35Tangentfile: No one sells those anymore
01:29:54filewhat is it?
01:30:36fileis quite interested in set-top boxes
01:31:00BZFlag][N-Flux: X, pigo, mw are all supported.
01:31:06BZFlager pico. ;-)
01:31:06Tangentfile: It's almost identical to these ... http://www.kyllikki.fluff.org/hardware/bushstb/
01:31:26fileis that a PCMCIA slot?
01:31:28BZFlag][N-Flux: with X in buildroot, matchbox and rxvt are included.
01:31:39Tangentfile: It certainly is :)
01:31:51fileoooh
01:32:06Tangentfile: And that's also an SMC multiI/O chip... 2xserial, 1xparallel, IDE + Floppy
01:32:21Tangentfile: As far as I can tell, thery're using 1xserial and 1xparallel from that chip
01:32:31filedroolz
01:33:15filewhat other set-top boxes do you have?
01:34:11BZFlagI have a few dlc5000 units. but not enough to resell and start a community project.
01:34:29fileBZFlag: what are those?
01:35:51][N-FluxI've never seen matchbox
01:36:27BZFlaghttp://www.linuxdevices.com/news/NS2573029642.html <- oops. I meant dct5000
01:36:42filethat's why I couldn't find it on Google
01:37:00fileDreamy
01:37:08Tangentfile : I also have the Pace DiTV1000 which is SH3 based, and has a flash simm :)... see http://www.dtg.org.uk/consumer/receivers/pace.htm
01:37:09fileI... I... I...
01:37:46matchbox is, like, a X11 window manager for handheld devices. Info, screenshots & downloadable at http://handhelds.org/~mallum/matchbox . Ipkg is in the familiar unstable feed. Development versions and other goodies at http://handhelds.org/~mallum/downloadables/
01:37:46Tangentibot matchbox
01:38:04fileTangent: I just want a set-top box that will run Linux
01:39:34Tangentfile: Well those bush set-top boxes will definately run linux
01:39:41Tangentbut where's the fun in that
01:40:07filebut where can I find one...
01:40:28Tangentfile: What country?
01:40:36fileCanada
01:40:52Tangentfile: No idea in that case I'm afraid...
01:40:59fileUS?
01:41:06Tangentfile: I might be able to find some over here if I'm lucky.. I need to phone a friend..
01:41:21Tangentfile: I see they're selling them in Makro.. and I know someone with an account there
01:41:36fileTangent: check the cost...
01:42:08Tangentfile: It said on the website that they were £15 which is nothing
01:42:20filestill check...
01:42:39filewhere is this anyway?
01:43:20TangentUK
01:43:28fileoh my...
01:43:37filewonders how he'd get it here
01:44:00TangentLet me see if I can find any first
01:44:10fileyeah
01:47:05filehave any other boxes?
01:47:53TangentI have a phillips box too, but I couldn't work out any of the insides of that one...
01:48:00fileic
01:48:01Tangentit seemed to be all chipset and no cpu
01:48:11filewhen will you know if they have any?
01:50:13TangentI'll phone my mate tommorow.. and hopefully he'll go and look in the next week...
01:50:20scanlineis back (gone 00:29:22)
01:50:57fileaye
01:51:12filewonders what other set top boxes he can get...
01:54:04fileI give up
01:54:26TangentWhat do the cable TV companies give you in canada?
01:54:48fileregular cable nothing
01:54:56filedigital cable a set top box worth a few hundred dollars
01:55:23fileI don't have digital cable :)
01:55:28fileI have regular cable and satellite
01:57:25filea websurfer pro is mighty tempting
02:02:54filepokes people
02:03:03scanlineis poked
02:03:18fileinstalls a PS/2 port in scanline's head
02:03:45scanlineplugs an IBM Model M into it
02:04:08fileaccidentally wired it wrong
02:06:04filesjhill!
02:06:50sjhilllo' file
02:10:59anderseeevening sjhill
02:11:20sjhillandersee: howdy
02:11:38Tangentandersee: Evening
02:11:54sjhillhey BZFlag
02:12:29anderseesjhill: btw, I gave phoenix.codepoet.org a public IP...  Not masq'd anymore.
02:12:39anderseesjhill: now running 2.4.19-rc1
02:12:42sjhillandersee: very cool
02:13:38scanlinehi prpplague
02:13:46prpplaguescanline: howdy
02:13:51anderseesjhill: Feel free to use it if you ever feel like doing some native testing/debugging.  Works nicely.
02:13:54sjhillhey prpplague
02:14:00filewow, hi prpplague
02:14:06sjhillandersee: i'll definitely do so
02:14:31prpplaguesjhill: howdy
02:14:50prpplaguefile: howdy
02:17:26anderseesjhill: Oh.  And I stuck in a 30 GB drive.  Use all you want.  ;-)
02:18:28anderseesjhill: So far, I ususally fire up screen, start a huge compile, disconnect and then come back later when its done.
02:21:23filetrys his best to get something...
02:22:23prpplagueanything excitin happening tonight?
02:23:06scanlinefile's searching for free/cheap hardware, and I'm hacking on picogui... all the while bugging the people here :)
02:23:28fileyup
02:23:58prpplaguetrying to finish some end luser utilities for his company's software
02:24:35prpplagueits a hard job trying to think as stupid as our customers
02:25:02sjhillprpplague: i know, it seems dumber idiots are invented faster that we can fix the sw
02:30:17prpplaguesjhill: yep
02:30:34prpplaguesjhill: our company has a bad habit of hiring less than qualified field techs
02:30:48prpplaguesjhill: so everthing we write has to be moron proof
02:30:54sjhillwonderful
02:31:44filetwitches
02:32:44scanlineadds support for 7 text encodings...
02:33:05prpplaguepress 1 for expert mode
02:33:11prpplaguepress 2 for normal mode
02:33:19prpplaguepress 3 if your an absolute moron
02:33:26scanlineprpplague: reminds me of Exadigm...
02:33:32filemost people press 3?
02:34:15scanlinefile: at exadigm, the programmers would press 3...
02:34:24filehaha
02:34:26scanlineis glad to be programming elsewhere now
02:37:29prpplagueanyone install hylafax on sco open server?
02:38:19prpplaguewhen you run the ./configure it says "ahh your running SCO Openserver, aren't you fsckin lucky..."
02:38:28scanlinehaha
02:38:35sjhillthat's awesome
02:40:49filesweet
02:41:03filebut alas I must sleep
02:41:22prpplaguefile: later
02:42:45fileprpplague : btw - the TCSX-1 is definately getting airbrushed
02:42:46prpplagueanyone used an array of strongarm boards together?
02:42:52prpplaguefile: lol
02:43:03prpplaguefile: just no cow spots
02:43:10fileprpplague : fine, maybe a Tux though
02:43:20filedefinately a tux
02:43:29fileprpplague : will it co-operate being networked to my NT box?
02:43:56prpplaguefile: if linux will do it, so will the tcsx
02:44:15fileprpplague : I think it does it then...
02:44:28filewill have to modify the TCSX-1's onboard Linux
02:44:58filebbl
02:47:45prpplagueif anyone is alive, i've got this strange idea of using multiple strongarm processors in mesh configuration, has anyone heard of that being done?
02:55:53anderseeHmm.  You might want to run that idea by rmk...
03:04:35prpplagueandersee: whys that?
03:04:54prpplagueandersee: that something he's working on?
03:09:15sjhillp
03:10:14prpplaguedid i miss something? or did i stick my foot in my mouth?
03:10:43scanlineThis channel has high latency
03:10:44sjhillprpplague: you didn't say anything wrong that i can see
03:11:28prpplaguesjhill: ok just checking
03:12:53scanlinedecides he should be "productive" instead of reading dilbert and reloading slashdot...
03:14:42][N-Fluxyeah get to work ;)
03:15:09scanlinegoes back to hacking some better unicode support into picogui
03:15:09prpplaguehmm, i was just thinking it would be nice for some mobile applications, like maybe a car, or robotics, or data collection to have multiple processors that are share information
03:16:02prpplaguescanline: hey, i want a widget that is a naked lady silouete like you see of trucks......
03:16:24prpplaguescanline: i expect to see it on cvs in the morning....
03:16:37scanlineWe could use some more easter eggs :)
03:16:59prpplagueanyone used i2c?
03:17:09scanlineused it for an EEPROM once...
03:17:21prpplaguedoh, i guess we crossed the good taste line and ran sjhill off
03:17:56scanlineHis ISP must have detected content unsuitable for IRC and disconnected him.. or something
03:18:17prpplaguescanline: hmm, i'm not real familiar with it, does it have host/slave modes or is it closer to dte/dce of rs-232?
03:18:41scanlineIIRC, there's one master and up to 512 (or maybe 256? I forget) slave devices
03:21:52prpplaguescanline: hmm, so could i have 1 strongarm run as master and the rest as slaves?
03:22:21prpplaguepulls up the linux/documents/i2c.txt file
03:22:35scanlineI dunno, most CPUs only have master ports
03:22:44anderseeprpplague: just that rmk is the ARM/Linux god, and if anyone knows of any gotchas it'll be rmk.
03:22:48scanlinebut you can bit-bang an I2C on most any platform
03:22:54scanlineI doubt you want I2C for this, it's slow
03:23:01prpplagueandersee: that he is
03:23:31prpplagueandersee: i spent a little with him at OLS, and all i have to say is he is one smart cookie
03:24:02prpplaguescanline: ya i just kinda tossing ideas out
03:28:24prpplagueandersee: david woodhouse spoke highly of BB and uclibc at his session at OLS
03:33:23anderseeprpplague: really?  Cool!  :-)
03:33:32anderseewhich presentation?
03:33:41anderseeOn mtd?
03:34:07prpplagueandersee: its was session on embedded linux techniques
03:35:37anderseeAhh.  Very nice.  :)
03:35:56prpplagueandersee: you can get a copy of the white papers at the OLS web site
03:36:29anderseelooks
03:39:08scanlinedecides to install linux on his iBook now...
03:39:59prpplaguethat reminds me, i need to get page up for my new toshiba, seems there is no entry on linux-laptop.org
03:40:19][N-Fluxwants a libretto SO bad :)
03:40:58prpplague][N-Flux: one of the older models or a new one?
03:41:04scanlineI'm a diehard iBook fan. I'm not usually a mac groupie or anything (I can't stand OS 9 and OS X is mediocre) but I love the apple hardware.. battery life on a PPC laptop is amazing
03:41:31][N-Fluxprpplague: Used to have the ct50 I'd love an L2 or something similar
03:42:01prpplague][N-Flux: did you read that post about "why japan gets all the cool gadgets?" ?
03:42:11][N-Fluxyeah
03:42:21][N-Fluxbut I've wanted one way before that :)
03:42:25][N-Fluxor a Casio Fiva
03:42:33][N-FluxI'm all about the little laptop
03:42:37prpplague][N-Flux: figures, great geeks think alike...
03:42:53prpplague][N-Flux: me too thats why i'm into arm
03:42:59][N-Fluxbut, little laptop=big money
03:43:08prpplague][N-Flux: yep
03:43:11][N-Fluxneeds to sell old crap to get new crap :)
03:43:25scanlinedownloads a Gentoo install CD
03:43:33][N-Fluxsell my Zaurs dev version to get retail, and sell my old compaq armada
03:44:50][N-Fluxif I sell both and my shuttle, I may be able to get the libretto
03:44:55][N-Fluxponders
03:46:06prpplague][N-Flux: i suggest just infecting a local winblows biz and then charge to clean it up
03:46:13][N-FluxAnyone wanna buy a shuttle sv-24 :)
03:46:20prpplague][N-Flux: selling your blood plasma is always profitable
03:46:24][N-Fluxprpplague: That's what I do for work ;)
03:46:41prpplague][N-Flux: infect ppl with klez?
03:46:55][N-Fluxprpplague: Well, no but clean up the messes
03:51:30prpplaguelol
03:53:51prpplaguenight all, got a long day to spend with my son tomorrow
03:54:16][N-Fluxlater
05:22:02][N-Fluxis away: Need sleep....
05:50:27scanlineis away: reading, and installing Gentoo
05:54:45BZFlagsmp would not be fun with string arm.
05:54:57BZFlagthere is no hw support for cache coherency.
05:55:37BZFlagit would have to be more of a numa arch with shared memory regions. perhaps with multiported ram, though that would need external chipset support.
05:56:00BZFlagbut wouldn't a chip with an FPU be a better choice?
05:56:39BZFlageven x86 systems would be better, as long as you did not have to build all the pc hardware crap for each node.
05:57:13BZFlagstops thinking out loud.
06:05:59anderseehehe
07:41:09fontenotgod i hate windows
10:50:06Tangentfontenot: Is it just windows that causes you strife? or do other OSes get it too...
10:50:24TangentI hate windows because it's all propriety crap and I can't look at the source...
10:50:39TangentI hate linux because I _have_ to look at the source to make things work
10:50:52TangentI hate solaris because it's boring and dull...
10:51:06Tangentand I hate obsd becasue it lacks SMP support
10:51:10TangentAny I left out?
10:51:13Tangent;)
10:51:53TangentAmigaDOS... No.. I really don't have a problem with that :)
11:37:14fontenotfucking XP STILL requires about 20 reboots to get a system installed
11:37:18fontenotWTF is up with that?
11:38:06Tangentfontenot: It's the same old shit with more flabby gui added... nobody ever pretended it was anything different
11:38:20TangentIt's not allowed in my house
11:38:27fontenotnobody?
11:38:38fontenotmicrosoft didn't?
11:38:55fontenotthey claim it's much more stable
11:39:33fontenotTangent: so which windows do you use then?
11:41:55fontenotcrap now I'm having the 60Hz refrech propblem with xp
11:57:44Tangentfontenot: Windows2000
11:58:02fontenotTangent: so win2k is better than xp ? I wish i had known that before i bought xp
11:58:23Tangentfontenot: You still listen to Microsoft marketing hype??... My brain filters all that out for me..
11:58:37fontenotno just everyone at work uses xp
11:58:43fontenotand they all say it's great
11:58:54fontenoti donw own 2k anyway
11:58:58fontenoti do own 98
11:59:19Tangentfontenot: All I've seen of people using XP is them having to reboot all the time.. reinstall all the time... and their machines doing weird stuff like shutting down unexpectedly
12:00:16fontenotbah
12:00:28fontenotall this just to play games
12:00:45Tangentfontenot: For games you're still best off with 98/ME
12:02:13fontenoti was under the impression that 98 would not work well with the latet hardware
12:02:17fontenotlatest
12:03:07Tangentfontenot: Probably true.. but I think ME should...
12:03:32Tangentfontenot: To be honest I've given up with microsoft when they introduced XP
12:04:00Tangentfontenot: I didn't like the 'w3 0wnz j00' approach they've taken with product activation adn all that
12:04:34Tangentfontenot: It just pushed me over the edge to totally stop using windows except for playing the one game every 6 months that looks intersteing
12:07:35Tangenteven my GF is not so windows dependant anymore
12:08:06fontenotthat's cool
12:08:16fontenoti have a year's worth of games ive never even installed
12:08:23fontenotbecause i didnt have a machine i could run them on
12:08:29fontenoti just built a new machine
12:08:34Tangentfontenot: What spec?
12:10:28fontenotTangent: xp1800+/512MB
12:18:38Tangentfontenot: Very nice :)
12:18:56Tangentwants new toys too
12:23:39fontenotTangent: I just started playing neverwinter nights
12:23:47fontenotlikea few minutes ago
12:30:22fontenoti feel another addiction coming on
12:34:19TangentHeh :)
12:41:48scanlinefontenot: do you know when they're releasing the linux binaries?
13:15:30filealive in there russ?
13:15:36scanlinepokes file
13:15:50scanlinefile: I've almost got Gentoo on my iBook
13:15:58fileneat
13:16:07filescanline: I'm still looking for a laptop...
13:16:15scanlineI've been frustrated with MacOS X.. linux should be much more useful
13:16:23filegood
13:16:35scanlineWhat, turtle isn't enough for you? :)
13:16:47fileI need a real laptop that doesn't freeze after 15 minutes
13:17:03scanlineI have a 486 laptop, but it's not in much better condition..
13:17:08filesighs
13:17:11scanlinebroken LCD hinge, and requires a huge power supply
13:17:21filewhich one is that? the one with the printer?
13:17:25scanlineyes
13:17:36fileuck
13:19:03fileknow the model name/number?
13:19:19scanlineIt's marketed by Canon and manufactured by Acer, I dunno the model
13:19:39filewonders if he could separate the printer from the computer
13:19:44scanlineno
13:19:58filewell then, I'd have myself a printer lol
13:19:59scanlineWell, I doubt it anyway..
13:20:03scanline:P
13:20:12filehey - didn't you have parts for 486s?
13:20:25scanlineI have some old motherboards
13:20:37scanlinea couple 386s, a 486, maybe a 286 or three...
13:20:39scanlineI forget
13:20:55filemaybe I can build droid a companion
13:20:59scanlineI started using the 286 boards for spare parts
13:21:21scanlineErasing the BIOS chips and using them as boot EPROMs for network cards, that sort of thing...
13:21:59filemmm
13:22:18filego see if you can round up a 486 motherboard and CPU
13:22:24fileack - I'd need a case
13:22:26filegroans
13:22:42scanlineI have a complete 486 system that I used to use as a router
13:22:52filebut shipping would kill me
13:22:56scanlineyeah
13:23:01scanlinebrb
13:23:04filek
13:24:48scanlinewell.. I should get some sleep
13:25:05filewait
13:25:13scanlineI'll probably get a few hours of sleep, then we were going to drive around in the mountains.. that means some more sleep in the car on the way there
13:25:18scanlineeh?
13:25:21scanlineI want sleep now!
13:25:23filecould I use my exisiting power supply, CPU, etc with another motherboard?
13:25:38scanlinepower supply, probably. (you just have to worry about AT vs ATX)
13:25:42scanlineCPU, it depends
13:25:53scanlinethere are different sockets...
13:25:54fileit's an AMD
13:25:56file5... 133MHz
13:26:14scanlinek
13:26:23scanlineso you'd just need another Pentium motherboard with socket 5 or 7
13:26:28scanlineanyway..
13:26:31scanlineis away: ZzZz....
13:26:40filebolts scanline to the floor
13:26:43fileno sleep for you!
13:26:57scanlineI'm going to shut down this computer at night until I get a new power supply for it, it gets too hot
13:27:03filebah
18:36:30ntropywell, hopefully my JTAG will come today
22:27:44fileanybody alive?
22:28:42Tangentfile: Have you seen the file Reanimator?
22:28:51fileno
22:28:58fileTangent: I'm back on search for a set top box
22:28:58TangentAh.. never mind then...
22:29:02TangentI'm not really alive
22:29:30Tangentgimme 45 mins
22:29:40filefor?
22:29:51Tangentto finish watching this film
22:30:15fileand you'll do what after that?
22:30:27Tangentbe alive on irc
22:30:31filewhy?
22:30:57Tangentcasue typing is kind of distracting when you're trying to watch a film
22:31:57fileahhhh ic
23:26:04Tangentfile: Hi there :)
23:26:25fileyellow

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