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01:16.55beandogmindjuju, ping a ling
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14:21.06beandogbuenos dias
14:21.11beandogsenorita
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15:23.10Jacob_KerrHey can you convert an MD5 hash back to a string?
15:23.24mgearysure
15:23.26mgearyjust google it
15:23.29mgeary;)
15:23.32Jacob_KerrK.
15:23.38beandogno, you can't.
15:23.43beandogya punk.
15:23.51mgearyhey, it worked for me yesterday
15:24.01beandogoy.
15:24.06beandogweak password?
15:25.50Jacob_KerrHmmm..
15:26.13Jacob_KerrI did a search on google and most people are saying you can not convert md5 hash back to it's orig form..
15:27.16mgearymd5 -s "hello world"
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15:27.31mgeary76 hits
15:27.47SunSparc~google 5eb63bbbe01eeed093cb22bb8f5acdc3
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15:28.33brastoanyone here used a data recovery service?
15:28.57brastoi may not be able to afford it, but I'm looking at options.
15:29.25brastoI had an external drive on top of my pc at home, and my son accidentally bumped it off
15:30.22brastonow Windows doesn't recognize it, OpenSuse tries to read it, but can't, and my Mac at work knows it's there, but I can't seem to get to it.
15:31.33orsonjI have used the one here in logan. (they are the only one in Utah that can do platter removal level recovery)
15:31.49orsonjFortunantly they didn't have to actually open it up. it gets really expensive for that option
15:32.26brasto<PROTECTED>
15:32.36orsonjMy recovery was about $600
15:32.48brastoi'd have to add 4.5 hours of the cost of gas to that...
15:33.05brastoand if it takes a while, 9 hours for 2 trips
15:33.29orsonjtwo trips for sure
15:33.44brastoouch
15:33.46orsonjThey seem to keep a pretty steady workload
15:34.09brastoi'd have to make the trip a little more worth it and get some of that Aggie ice cream
15:35.08orsonjI think they charged $80 to look at it. Then they check it out to decide what level of service it requires. If you decide to have them go ahead, the $80 goes toward the final price, otherwise they keep it.
15:36.11orsonjIf you aren't willing to pay more than a grand for recovery, It is probably safe to mail it up.
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16:10.58brastoI probably wont be able to afford it, but it's good to know the option is there.  I'll have to give it a little time and find if I can do without the lost info
16:11.10brastofortunately most of the stuff is backed up elsewhere, too
16:11.39brastoI have a shared hosting plan with lots of space, but since i don't have enough control, I only use it to... back up local files...
16:11.59brastoabout $10 a month for 100 gigs of space...
16:12.33SunSparcbrasto: Look into this little app ->  http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk_Download
16:27.54Utah_DaveSunSparc: that looks really cool.
16:28.11Utah_DaveI have a jacked up usb drive I'm going to try that on right now
16:28.21SunSparcUtah_Dave: It is.  TestDisk has saved my bacon on a number of drives now.
16:28.58SunSparcCool, tell us if it works.
16:30.27brastoit didn't detect either of the 2 usb drives for me
16:30.34brastoone of them is good
16:30.46brastoit has my itunes files on it
16:31.48SunSparcMusic files would truly be a great loss.
16:35.09beandogespecially if you were dumb enough to get them with DRM
16:35.39Utah_Davei'm running PHotoRec on my USB drive right now and it's found a ton of stuff
16:36.04Utah_Dave285 mp3's found
16:36.17Utah_Dave70 jpg's found
16:36.18Utah_Davesweet
16:36.19SunSparcUtah_Dave: Cool, I have not tried PhotoRec before.
16:36.35beandograwr
16:36.40Utah_DavePhotoRec is for things like camera flash drives, etc.
16:37.08SunSparcAh, that is why.  Never needed that.  Hey brasto, try PhotoRec
16:38.18brastomy problem drive is an external usb hard drive (not flash)
16:38.38brastoflash would have survived the fall, probably, since it's so light
16:38.57brastoI've even had a flash drive go through the washing machine and dryer and still be ok...
16:39.07beandogthey are pretty robust.
16:39.12SunSparc+1 solid state
16:39.22brastoi was thinking i'd try the dishwasher next.
16:39.23brastojk
16:39.44brastothen maybe the freezer
16:40.03beandogfreezer probably wouldnt do much
16:40.19SunSparcYou could try all sorts of places and keep a record of your trials on a web page
16:45.15brastofirst, I'd have to have at least $10 to blow on a flash drive I'm willing to lose if it does die.
16:46.04brastomy music files are all backups of my cds'
16:46.13brastono drm garbage files for me
16:46.19brastoand no pirated music
16:46.56SunSparcWhere is the fun in that?
16:46.59SunSparc;)
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16:47.33Utah_Davebrasto: No, try photorec.  I think it will work
16:48.07brastophotorec also only detects the one internal hd
16:48.22brastoboth of them only detect the internal, and they detect it twice
16:48.49brastoneither of them detect either of the external drives - one of which is good.
16:59.49orsonjwhat OS are you using photorec on?
17:00.52orsonjThe first thing I'd try is plugging the drive in a linux machine and using dd to try and copy an image of the drive.
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17:53.26mgearykk
17:59.15thebigdog~kk
17:59.16jbot[kk] mgeary's favorite saying
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18:45.32beandoghmm
18:45.35beandogyou know what would be cool
18:45.40beandogif php had man pages for all t he functions.
18:45.52mgeary?
18:46.03mgearyimo, PHP's doc system is among the best i've used
18:46.43orsonjLike an offline version of php.net/(function)
18:46.51mgearyah, for offline
18:47.42wpsdude!!!
18:47.44wpsfree hardware!
18:47.45wpshttp://www.ksl.com/?nid=218&ad=3213678&cat=272&lpid=
18:48.53mgearyheh
18:49.02wps230 MG!
18:49.06mgearyi've got about 50 zip disks, 2 zip drives, and 2 jaz drives
18:49.08wpsoops
18:49.10wps230 MB!
18:57.22brastoorsonj: i'm using photorec on Leapard
18:58.31brastoi'll try it as well as dd from home on linux and windows
19:00.53macnewbold~seen mindjuju
19:00.55jbotmindjuju <n=mindjuju@76.8.222.130> was last seen on IRC in channel #uphpu, 20h 43m 45s ago, saying: 'have a good weekend'.
19:38.36orsonjdd might work on a mac. I don't know if it is available by default though.
19:38.53orsonjIs photorec actually getting stuff?
19:39.40orsonjIf that is the case, recovery might not be so bad. (or expensive)
19:45.09thebigdogme prepares for the movies
20:05.12wpsfree advice:
20:05.25wpsif you want to save twenty-four hours of wasted debugging…
20:05.41wpsdon't give a form element a name of "name"
20:06.01wpswho knew?!
20:07.14jsmith-busywps: Ouch...
20:07.28wpsapparently that's a reserved word
20:10.00wpsperfect drug dealer face: http://media.bonnint.net/slc/473/47310/4731039.jpg?filter=ksl/move_headline
20:10.17thebigdogwow is the mail server running slow or what?
20:10.56wpsnot that I can see
20:11.07wpsCPU is at 0.3%
20:12.12thebigdogtime is really long
20:12.27thebigdogi sent an email at 12:34pm and just got it
20:12.41thebigdogi guess there is no love for thebigdog
20:13.05wpshttp://www.wikihow.com/Love
20:17.14thebigdog~smack email server
20:17.15jbotACTION smacks email server upside the head.
20:17.26mgearyhttp://www.wikihow.com/Tell-a-Guy-You-Know-He%27s-Lying-to-You
20:19.37wpsif I want alpha or space in regex, would I just add a space like this?
20:19.37wps[a-zA-Z ]
20:19.47wpsdo I have to escape that or anything?
20:20.48thebigdoghttp://www.veoh.com/videos/v3594706fB8tchRt
20:20.54wpsthis is probably more accurate:
20:21.01wps[a-zA-Z\s]
20:22.23mgeary\w
20:22.33wpsw includes spaces?
20:22.36mgearyhmm
20:22.40mgearyno
20:22.44thebigdogthis is my fav http://scherle.com/psychoexgirlfriend/voicemails.html
20:27.19beandogwps, no, thatll match \ and s
20:27.30beandogit would be [a-zA-Z]\s
20:27.51beandogor ([a-zA-Z]|\s)
20:27.54wps\s apparently does all white space (tabs and spaces)
20:28.00beandogand newlines
20:28.06beandogbut in brackets, it will mean literal \s
20:28.08wpsif I just want spaces, would it be [a-zA-Z ] ?
20:28.13beandogyes
20:28.16wpsk
20:28.17wpsthanks
20:32.42mgearybeandog: i dispute your claim that \s in brackets means
20:32.45mgeary"\s"
20:32.59beandogmgeary, dispute away
20:33.02mgearyi just did
20:33.23mgearyi don't think that's correct. You can look for whitespace in brackets same as outside
20:33.28mgearyvia \s
20:33.58SunSparcActually, in brackets \s would mean, "\" or "s"
20:34.06beandogwell I know it will come as a real shock to everyone here to learn I was wrong.
20:34.12mgearySunSparc: don't think so
20:34.17beandog:)
20:34.17mgearyyou'd have to do \\s
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20:34.34SunSparcmgeary:  In square brackets?
20:34.45mgearyi don't believe square brackets does anything special for \
20:35.01mgearyit just allows for a range of chars
20:35.41mgearyi'd welcome someone proving me wrong, but i've been regexing for years, and i don't recall ever encountering that
20:36.21beandogI honestly cant remember how it works.
20:36.25SunSparcAs I understand it, square brackets indicates a character class of any one character from the containing list or not contained in the list if preceded by the ^
20:38.01SunSparcAre character shorthands allowed in character classes?
20:39.05SunSparcI guess they are.
20:39.10SunSparcGood mgeary!
20:39.23SunSparc~mgeary++
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22:15.26beandogschoolhouse rock++
22:15.30beandog~mgeary++
22:15.40mgeary~karma mgeary
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22:22.22thebigdog~karma- mgeary
22:22.34thebigdog~karma thebigdog
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22:23.03mgearykk
22:26.02wpsis there a "lighter" way of checking a table to see if a value exists besides this?
22:26.14_psychic_http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a8lvc-azCXY
22:26.22wpsselect * from table where column="  "
22:26.39wpsand if the returned rows are zero, then you know your value is unique?
22:26.44mgearysure
22:26.49mgearyset a unique key on the field ;)
22:27.23wpstrue… and I should have that already
22:27.24mgearythen all your values are guaranteed unique, or your query fails
22:27.43wpsthis is for a profile where the user is selecting a username and an email address
22:27.49wpsI need to force both values to be unqiue
22:27.56wpsso just having the query fail won't work
22:28.07mgearyset a 2-field unique index
22:28.15mgearyrequires that the 2-field combo is unique
22:28.19wpsI am using AJAX to query the database as they are filling out the form and providing immediate feedback if the value they enter isn't unique
22:28.45mgeary^^
22:29.13mgearyso you're updating the record as they tab out of each field?
22:29.21wpsno
22:29.38wpsnot inserting on tab… just checking on tab
22:29.43wpsonblur
22:29.59mgearyah
22:30.42wpsif the value they entered isn't unique, I write out an alert that tells them such and then they have to try something else… once they have picked a value that is unique, it stays… then it all gets entered into the db when they submit the form
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22:32.21mgearyso, do you evaluate username & email independently or together?
22:32.31wpsindependantly
22:32.48mgearybut you were saying that you need the *combination* to be unique
22:32.55mgearynot necessarily each one independently
22:33.05wpsI miscommunicated then
22:33.11wpsthe combination does not need to be unqieu
22:33.13mgearyoh
22:33.19mgearyno, i misunderstood
22:33.21wpsthey just have to have a unique username and a unique email address
22:33.25mgearyso each needs to be independently unique
22:33.27mgearygotcha
22:36.27mgearyyeah, i'd just check the way you already are, but maybe do SELECT COUNT(id)...
22:36.33mgearyrather than select table.*
22:36.47mgearyjust make sure you've got indexes on those fields
22:41.22Utah_DaveHey, I'm displaying a bunch of tabular data. The table alternates color on each line and it's looking pretty good so far
22:41.46Utah_DaveAre there any good rules of thumb as to how much padding to put between each line to improve legibility?
22:42.12Utah_DaveI've been playing with different values, but haven't really found an option to my liking
22:43.21mgearywell gee, you really should be using divs
22:43.28mgearyHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
22:44.23Utah_Davemgeary: don't worry. All my layout is using CSS. The table is actually only for this TABLular data.   :)
22:44.33mgearyno no
22:44.43mgearytables are completely uncalled for
22:44.52mgearyc'mon, Utah_Dave, get with the future
22:45.00mgearydoesn't matter how complicated it is, you shouldn't be using tables
22:45.10mgearyi don't care if they get the job done
22:45.12mgearyjeeze
22:45.16mgearysome people
22:45.53Utah_Dave:)
22:46.10brastomindjuju, 'sup with the ironman preview?
22:47.05mgearyhey anyone here use Dreamweaver? I've got to figure out a way to let a client use Dreamweaver to edit template files that are fragments of pages in such a way that, ideally, the styles and such are preserved
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22:50.44wpsI use 5px, Utah_Dave
22:51.01wpstd { padding: 5px 10px 5px 0 }
22:52.19brastotell your dreamweaver customer to migrate to notepad.
22:52.22brasto:)
23:01.56mgearywhat's up with Dreamweaver not supporting sftp??!
23:02.25mgearyi guess it IS an awfully new technology
23:02.35mgearyoh
23:02.39mgearythere it is
23:02.44mgearyunder FTP, of course
23:02.46beandogheh
23:02.48beandogtroll fail.
23:16.43timinator~DreamWeaver++
23:19.47timinatorDreamWeaver code view, that is
23:20.31timinatorthe prob is that people think that DreamWeaver == WYSIWYG
23:20.53timinatorand that's only the case if you use it in Design View
23:20.56mgearyhere's something i see all the time--
23:20.59timinatorbut in Code View
23:21.06timinatorit's a regular IDE
23:21.15timinatorjust as powerful as any other IDE
23:21.41timinatorand I prefer it over other IDEs
23:21.46timinatorand I know I'm not the only one
23:21.47timinator:)
23:21.52timinatorso there
23:22.27SunSparcCoda supports SFTP, but Coda is not really an IDE (yet).
23:22.32mgearywhen we build a site, we generally have a master file that includes the main layout and usually the navigation--the things that don't change from page to page. We do this even if the rest of the site is pure html. However, in a pure html scenario, the client wants to be able to edit content. Well, i don't know how to configure DW such that they can essentially see an "inner" file in the context of the master wrapper template
23:22.48mgearyso non-technical clients freak out
23:23.14timinatorwhat IDE are you using mgeary
23:23.17timinatorDW??
23:23.21mgearyi don't use DW
23:23.25mgearybut they do
23:23.27timinatork
23:23.33mgearyso i'm trying to replicate
23:23.39mgearyi've GOT DW, just don't like it
23:24.08timinatorwell, in DW, you can setup a page of html/php as a template
23:24.14timinatorjust as you describe
23:24.18mgearyk....
23:24.25timinatorthen you add tags for editable content
23:24.26mgearyi've got it up now with a "guts" file
23:24.59mgearyhow can i say, "hey, show this editable file as an include inside another non-editable file" ?
23:25.13timinatoronce you've done that, all pages that you create using that template will show the template code greyed out, and the editable code as editable
23:25.45mgearysee my last Q
23:26.04timinatorwell, you have it backwards..... the template is the non-editable.... and so they only see the editable pages/code
23:26.39timinatorand when they upload their page, it contains all the HTML from both template and editable page
23:26.56mgearyi don't have anything backwards
23:27.02timinatorcause the tags are HTML comments
23:27.05timinatorlike so:
23:27.07timinator<!-- InstanceBegin template="/Templates/main_layout.dwt.php" codeOutsideHTMLIsLocked="false" -->
23:27.23mgearyok, so what does that do?
23:27.45timinatorno, you don't..... but DW does it the other way
23:27.49timinatorthe other way around
23:28.08mgearyit's ALL templates in my vocab
23:28.10wpsyou're not supposed to have a function inside of a function, right?
23:28.10timinatorso, a new editable page starts out w/ all the greyed out template code
23:28.12mgearyas opposed to scripts and classes
23:28.17mgearywps: you can, but i wouldn't
23:28.22wpsI just noticed one in javascript and was surprised that it didn't error
23:28.32mgearywps: that's how you emulate a class in JS
23:28.49wpsah… so is it okay in js?
23:28.59mgearyand PHP i believe
23:29.01mgearybut i wouldn't
23:29.05mgearyPHP has classes
23:29.17timinatormgeary: will your guys be editing the code, or using Design View?
23:29.23mgearyDesign View
23:30.00timinatorand your template code is PHP??
23:30.10timinatorwell... that doesn't even matter
23:30.13mgearyno
23:30.24mgearytemplate is a smarty template. 99% html
23:31.04mgearyno php in sight, just html and some smarty tags
23:31.39mgearylet me take another tack-- is there a way to have DW include a file in another file for design view?
23:31.56timinatorI'm running out of time.... can I call ya?
23:32.20mgearyrighto
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