irclog2html for #gllug on 20060111

00:00.04z00daxyou need to install the core and base groups as minimum - but lots of stuff from there can go away as well...
00:00.10highburyto start with, then x86_64
00:00.13z00daxyou can get the minimum install down to like 260megs
00:02.10z00daxthe Orc had posted a list... lets see if we can find it
00:02.16highburyi do the base minimal install , and remove about 29 packages
00:02.53z00daxhttp://www.owlriver.com/tips/tiny-centos/
00:03.14z00daxthat would work with RHEL as well, take a look
00:03.32z00dax376Megs installed
00:04.00highburygreat thanks!
00:05.56highburyok time for bed! I've here for 15hrs
00:06.05Leedsa very pythonic joke: If it uses two-space indents, it's corporate code; if it uses four-space indents, it's open source. (If it uses tabs, I didn't write it! :-)
00:06.57z00daxhighbury, take it easy. happy kickstarting
00:07.16z00dax:)
00:11.59highburynn
00:41.15Leedscan we fix it?
00:46.11Georgetabs > spaces
00:47.59wethrinNo. Spaces > tabs
00:49.13Georgewethrin: shut up lesser mortal
00:49.21Georgeyou went to oxford.
00:49.25George:)
00:49.34wethrinYes. We're better than tabs :-P
00:49.43George...
00:49.47Georgeno, tabs > *
00:49.58wethrinno
00:50.09Georgeanyway, I'm not a tab
00:50.13wethrinYou will be
00:50.19Georgehrmmph
00:50.26GeorgeI'm not a tab
00:50.36Georgewhen you said "you will be" I thought of Yoda
00:50.51Georgewhen luke said he wasn't scared
00:50.56wethrin:)
00:50.57Georgeand yoda said "you will be... you will be"
00:52.01Georgewethrin: anyway, I will kick your arse. mwahaha.
00:52.14wethrinYou're too violent
00:52.19George:)
00:52.23GeorgeI'm not a tab
00:52.24Georgeso ner
00:53.28wethrinYou will be
00:53.48Georgelol
00:53.53Georgeif I make my offer :)
00:54.05wethrinI'm sure you will
00:54.17Georgelol
00:54.20Georgeso am I :P
00:54.24wethrin:)
00:55.28wethrinnight
00:55.28Georgenight
00:55.28Georgedon't die horribly
00:55.29George:)
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03:23.19Leedsheh: http://techdirt.com/articles/20060110/1818234_F.shtml
03:24.17Leedsthat's a little article pointing out that yesterday, after Apple announced the release of their Macintels, their shares closed at... $80.86 :-)
07:01.07Leedsargh, fortran
07:16.27murbLeeds: up or down from the previous?
07:17.20Leedsmurb: it doesn't matter
07:17.43Leedsthat's not the point of the story
07:18.45murbLeeds: well, i've not read it.
07:21.38Leedsbut you read my summary?
07:24.38Leedsdo I really have to explain the joke?
07:25.05murbLeeds: I don't really think it is very funny.
07:25.54Leedsbut it is notable
07:29.50murbwell if we used an x rather than a . or a , it would have been more so.
07:32.14Leedsjust consider it a number of pennies then
07:41.33Leedsmurb: incidentally, you are boughton.org.uk, right?
07:41.41murbLeeds: yep, why?
07:42.11murbhave i been spamming you or?
07:43.07Leedsnope, just came across it last night
07:58.37murbLeeds: as in ns0.?
08:01.31Leedsyes
08:03.48Leedsokay, I'm ready for a mid-afternoon nap
08:49.58Leedsdamn!
08:50.09Georgetime for maths
08:50.10Georgebye
08:50.35Leedsbye
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09:05.50Leedsmorsing!
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09:06.06morsingLeeds!
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09:06.09morsingCope!
09:06.16morsingmikejw!
09:07.03Leedsmikejw!
09:07.05LeedsCope!
09:09.37Leedsaccording to the automated system, my "credit card application was... approved... on... January... 9th..."
09:15.24morsingLeeds: Congratulations!
09:15.40LeedsI've been working on it since October... :-)
09:17.51murbLeeds: frmo an .hk bank?
09:18.24Leedsyup
09:18.52Leedsjust a paperwork thing... although I'm interested to know how much credit they're going to offer me...
09:19.40Leedsto be honest, I don't want the credit at all - I'd be perfectly happy with a Visa/Mastercard debit card, but apparently they don't exist here
09:19.46murbLeeds: my bank in .de that won't give me even an overdraft and charges me for account is now offering me a free credit card if i open a (for gratis) share trading account.
09:21.10LeedsI can walk down the street in any shopping district - as I did at lunchtime today - and pick up at least 5 flyers for "please take a card from us - we'll give you a free gift!" stalls, without going into a bank... I suspect the paperwork would be just as bad with any of them, and it just seems easier to keep all my .hk financial stuff in one place
09:22.50morsingLeeds: IT took me years till I managed to get a UK credit card
09:23.13murbmorsing: uk banks don't like people whov'e not been resident forever or 3/5/10 years
09:23.42morsingmurb: They don't like anyone...
09:23.49morsingAnd noone likes them!
09:23.55murbmorsing: they like students.
09:24.02LeedsI get along reasonably well with my bank
09:24.06murband young people living at home with an income.
09:24.06morsingmurb: No - they're only pretending
09:24.31Copemorning
09:33.11morsingCheck it!
09:43.48morsing09:33 < morsing> Check it!
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09:44.53Leedsboker tov SlayerXP
09:45.22morsingSlayerXP!
09:45.31morsingibot slay SlayerXP
09:45.33ibotACTION brandishes Excalibur!  "With this sword, I vanquish thee, SlayerXP!"  apt lops off SlayerXP's head.
09:45.44Leedss/boker tov/good morning
09:45.57Leedss/boker tov/good morning/
09:46.09Leedshmm...
09:46.23SlayerXPmorning
09:57.39Copebyker grove
09:59.07morsingPC?
10:01.59Leedszzzzz
10:04.13morsinghttp://www.santapod.co.uk/e_easter.php
10:07.35highburymorning
10:10.07Leedsit seems that athletes foot is called Hong Kong foot in Chinese...
10:10.41Leedsah, in Taiwan
10:13.43Leedsand the fact that I'm looking stuff like that up signifies the end of the work day has come and gone... seeya
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10:27.07kbsingh$TZ Greetings!
10:29.35wethrinGMT Greetings, kbsingh
10:30.08kbsinghwethrin: :)
10:32.16Cope$ gcc pbm.c -lthread -o pbm
10:32.16Cope/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lthread
10:32.16Copecollect2: ld returned 1 exit status
10:32.24Copewhat's the problem there?
10:33.06SlayerXPusing solaris?
10:34.13Copeno
10:34.15Copelinux
10:34.25Copedebian even
10:34.39SlayerXPis -lthread even valid?
10:35.24SlayerXPand if you're using debian, why are you comping netpbm? :)
10:35.27SlayerXPcompiling
10:36.14wethrinSlayerXP: Maybe he's a secret Gentoo user? :)
10:41.06CopeSlayerXP: it isn't netpbm
10:41.25Copewhich, iirc, has something to do with graphics
10:41.35SlayerXPsort of, yes
10:41.44SlayerXPokay, so what are you compiling?
10:41.47Copeand I don't have root on this particular machine, so I can't apt-get things anyway... its just a small c program
10:42.17Copeand the comment at the top of the prog says:
10:42.30SlayerXPactually, you can apt things as a normal users, and redirect their install into your home area.
10:42.33Copecompile with:
10:42.38SlayerXP.deb packages are relocatable
10:42.40Cope<PROTECTED>
10:44.19SlayerXPwhat happens if you ditch the -lthread?
10:45.27Copeerrors... undefined reference to... varous things
10:46.25Copepthread_create and pthread_join
10:46.33Copecollect2: ld returned 1 exit status
10:54.51ErwinUse the -pthread flag
10:55.31ErwinThis is used while compiling *and* linking: while compiling it sets a define that makes some functions thread-safe; whlie linking it links to the pthread library (-lpthread)
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10:58.34Copec$ gcc pbm.c -pthread -o pbm
10:58.34Cope/tmp/ccUIHN22.o: In function `main':pbm.c:(.text+0x30): undefined reference to `thr_setconcurrency'
10:58.37Copecollect2: ld returned 1 exit status
10:59.10Erwinrun with -W -Wall
10:59.17Erwinthr_setconcurrency is a Solaris, not Linux thing
10:59.22Copehmm
10:59.56Copepbm.c: In function 'main':
10:59.56Copepbm.c:73: warning: implicit declaration of function 'thr_setconcurrency'
10:59.56Copepbm.c:88: warning: format '%d' expects type 'int', but argument 2 has type 'time_t'
10:59.59ErwinYou can usually just comment it out. Apparently it hearkens back from the times Solaris threads were using a N:M model and so you could configure how many threads you wanted to run simultanously in your app
10:59.59Copepbm.c:70: warning: unused variable 'max_number_of_threads'
11:00.02Copepbm.c: At top level:
11:00.04Copepbm.c:67: warning: unused parameter 'argc'
11:00.07Copepbm.c:67: warning: unused parameter 'argv'
11:00.10Cope/tmp/ccKkjFmo.o: In function `main':pbm.c:(.text+0x30): undefined reference to `thr_setconcurrency'
11:00.13Copecollect2: ld returned 1 exit status
11:00.18Leedsour survey says: one month's salary
11:00.32ErwinYeah, ignorable except the thr_setconcurrency, just comment that out and you might be more or less fine.
11:01.28Copegreat - thanks
11:31.05morsingCannot su to "root" : Authentication is denied.
11:43.49iTronYou need to know the root password.
11:43.53iTron;)
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12:42.04morsingGood lunch?
12:42.07morsingeye69!
12:42.48eye69morsing!
12:59.08morsingHow are you?
13:00.42eye69Unemployed
13:01.02morsingAgain?
13:01.04murbsince when?
13:01.11morsingWhy can't you find work?
13:01.28eye69I haven't had a proper job in quite some time.
13:02.00morsing:-(
13:02.22murb./whereis eye69
13:02.40eye69100km west of Stockholm
13:02.57morsingeye69: Why don't you move to Stockholm?
13:03.12eye69Living in Stockholm sucks.
13:03.26morsingeye69: Surely not more than London?!?
13:03.29eye69And it's almost impossible to find anywhere to live there.
13:03.38morsingeye69: Sleep in your 245!
13:04.11murbi thoguht .se was supposed to be a workers paradise?
13:04.18murbalthough only if you can get a job?
13:05.05eye69What 245? I have a Mazda.
13:05.28eye69murb: There aren't many jobs to find in the IT sector.
13:05.57eye69Also most companies here couldn't care less about Linux.
13:06.19eye69It's a lot more Windows centric here than in the UK, IMO.
13:08.01murbyou can't search for a job in the uk or ireland?
13:08.25eye69I'm not that keen to move.
13:13.12morsingeye69: I thought you liked it here?
13:13.27eye691. I have a gf.
13:13.33morsingeye69: Do you not want to work on other Unix systems?
13:13.35eye692. I couldn't possibly afford to move.
13:13.57eye69morsing: I don't have that much experience with other Unix systems. Some BSD, but that's about it.
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13:25.07morsingMmm... Bouncy
13:25.49morsinghttp://www.twiki.org/
14:06.51Cope/usr/openv/netbackup/bin/admincmd/bpimagelist -A -d 01/09/2005 00:00:00 -e 01/1
14:07.19Copeone of these days I shall paste something into the correct xterm
14:12.56morsingCheck it!
14:16.50morsing5.*/aix not found
14:16.51morsingPerl not installed correctly, can't find directory /usr/opt/perl5/lib//5.00*/aix
14:16.51morsingcleanup:  Failed while executing the ./freeware.rrdtool.rte.unpost_i script.
14:42.53wethrinshush
14:43.16rhowehm, Sun e4k going on ebay US for GBP450 or so :)
14:43.17Georgewethrin: what??
14:43.29wethrinA book
14:43.34rhowe16 way SGI o2k going for a bit more
14:43.39wethrinrhowe: Pah. I got an E4k for free
14:43.42wethrinWhat specs?
14:43.53rhowehttp://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=5850852965
14:44.28Georgewethrin: :'(
14:44.47wethrinrhowe: Ahh. 12 CPUs
14:44.49SlayerXPrhowe: http://www.thehardwarehut.com/catalog-product.php?p_ref=2319
14:45.00SlayerXPrhowe: cheaper and more efficient
14:45.16wethrinSlayerXP: You advocating PCs again?
14:47.02SlayerXPhardly
14:48.14wethrinHm. I think that's the wrong way round. What you showed will stop a door opening too far, rather than holding it open
14:56.31morsingI hate perl
14:56.46wethrinI saw you at a London Perlmongers meet!
14:57.40morsingThey had beer!
14:57.54morsingWho is the guy that looks like ANdrew Wasley again?
14:57.58wethrinWho?
14:59.03morsingCan't locate loadable object for module RRDs in @INC
14:59.09morsingHow do I fix this!?
14:59.35wethrinInstall the object
15:00.26morsingwethrin: Done! *And* copied to fifteen different directories
15:00.36rhoweSlayerXP: I know what that link is without even clicking on it
15:00.49SlayerXPrhowe: you do?
15:00.52morsingwethrin: Help
15:00.52rhoweSlayerXP: I do
15:01.01wethrinmorsing: I don't do Perl!
15:01.08morsingWho does?
15:01.21SlayerXPi do
15:01.22rhoweSlayerXP: The e4k could do the job even better with appropriate machining :)
15:01.37morsingSlayerXP: Fine but not usually not very helpful
15:01.54SlayerXPme? not very helpful?
15:02.02morsingExactly
15:02.25morsingSlayerXP: Well, help me then
15:02.46SlayerXPyou haven't asked a meaningful question
15:03.19morsingModule RRDs.pm is in several directories in @INC (whatever that is) but is keep saying it can't find it
15:03.52SlayerXP@INC is an internal array that perl uses to store search paths
15:03.55SlayerXPare you using debian?
15:04.08morsingSlayerXP: AIX
15:04.52SlayerXPthis is evil, but before your "use" add something like:  push @INC,'/path/to/RRDs.pm'
15:05.25SlayerXPevil because it's about as portable as an e4k
15:05.49wethrinHey! Two people can carry an E4k with only a little bit of problem
15:12.14morsingSlayerXP: Thanks. And where do I add this 'push'?
15:12.42SlayerXP' , but before your "use"  '
15:12.58morsingAhhh... In the script itself then?
15:13.00AndrewBlackI can't say I no anything about RRDs but a googling suggest that you also need RRDs.so (see http://my14all.sourceforge.net/install.html)
15:13.02SlayerXPyup
15:13.14morsingOr, more like in *all* my scripts then
15:13.44AndrewBlackIf it is in the @INC then playing with pushing @INC doestn sound like the solution
15:14.11morsingAndrewBlack: So what do you suggest?
15:15.06AndrewBlackSuggest you ask on a aforum / channel that knows about RRDs. SOund like it isnt installled properly.  
15:16.08SlayerXPhe's the only person left in the world using AIX. no-one will care :)
15:16.18AndrewBlackGoogling for RRDs suggest other people have had this prob before
15:16.28AndrewBlackSorry Missed the bit about AiX !
15:16.57CopeTo quote SlayerXP ...
15:17.04Cope"I see the problem..."
15:17.24SlayerXPone of my favourites, that :)
15:17.31Copeit is rather good
15:20.24morsingSlayerXP: AIX is actually the fastest growing comercial Unix avaliable
15:20.42morsingSlayerXP: And AFAIK Perl is multiplatform so you're the only one who cares
15:20.53SlayerXPmorsing: based on the faulty premise that people buy commercial UNIXes these days :)
15:21.13morsingSlayerXP: And can I just say that once again you've given up on a problem that you claimed was easy to fix!
15:21.18AndrewBlackOK - can I step back a bit.   How did you isntall RRDs
15:21.28SlayerXPmorsing: did I say I'd given up?
15:21.31wethrinSlayerXP: That's not a faulty premise :)
15:21.33morsingperl Makeperl.PL
15:21.35morsingmake
15:21.41morsingmake test
15:21.43morsingmake install
15:21.44SlayerXPmorsing: perl -MCPAN -shell
15:21.47SlayerXPerr
15:21.49SlayerXPmorsing: perl -MCPAN -eshell
15:21.57SlayerXPfollow prompt
15:22.02morsingSlayerXP: Does that require Internet access?
15:22.05SlayerXPthen "install <module name>"
15:22.08SlayerXPmorsing: yes
15:22.15morsingWon't work then
15:22.54SlayerXPdoes my push hack work for you?
15:23.14morsingSlayerXP: Not with a path. Is it supposed to point to the file?
15:23.46SlayerXPit should point to the directory that the module was installed to
15:24.01morsingOk, it doesn't work
15:24.44SlayerXPyou don't have multiple version of perl installed, by any chance, do you?
15:26.27AndrewBlackWhat directory is the RRDs.pm in and is there an RRDs.so there too?
15:27.35morsingSlayerXP: I've had different versions installed, yes. It might be a bit messed up
15:27.43SlayerXPoh
15:28.02morsingAndrewBlack: It's in /usr/opt/perl5/lib/5.8.2
15:28.32morsingAndrewBlack: Ahh... The .so is somewhere else I notice
15:28.37morsingWhat do I do with it?
15:29.36morsingOk, I now get:
15:29.37morsingCan't load '/usr/opt/perl5/lib/5.8.2/RRDs.so' for module RRDs: Could not load module /usr/local/lib/librrd.a(librrd.so).
15:30.22SlayerXPdoes that .so exist?
15:31.01SlayerXPif so run "ldd /usr/opt/perl5/lib/5.8.2/RRDs.so"
15:31.17AndrewBlackMatthew knows more about this sort of thing than I do.  I can get him on the job when he is back
15:35.14morsingSlayerXP: YEs, just copied it to @INC
15:35.31morsingAndrewBlack: Thanks
16:08.40morsingar: 0707-109 Member name shr.o does not exist.
16:09.14morsingWhat's libgd?
16:10.04kbsinghthe lib for GD ?
16:10.10morsingHmm
16:10.14kbsinghgd graphics stuff
16:10.39morsingThanks
16:12.50rhoweI'm looking for a 1U (well, doesn't have to be, but small is good :) rackmount chassis suitable for putting two 5 1/4" drives in (2 half height LTO drives)
16:12.59rhoweAnyone know any suppliers good for this kind of stuff?
16:13.12wethrinpcicase.co.uk
16:13.32rhoweAh, yes... I have some nice SCA hotswap bays from them
16:13.34rhowehttp://uk.insight.com/apps/productpresentation/index.php?product_id=HPGA0485V
16:13.55rhoweThat's nice, and I can get it for £1,250 w/free delivery, but I can get the bare drive for £900 or so
16:14.07rhoweWhich gives me a budget of £350 for an equivalent chassis :)
16:15.16wethrinhum
16:15.47wethrinOh, might you know if it's possible to get removable SATA bays that fit into 5.25" drive bays?
16:15.58rhoweI would expect pcicase do them
16:16.14wethrinThey do entire cases with them
16:16.17rhowehttp://www.pcicase.co.uk/mobileracks.ihtml?id=25&step=2
16:16.20wethrinBut I don't want to spend £600+
16:16.32rhoweI have the SCA versions, the SNT series
16:16.32wethrinI have a case, I'm just pondering putting swappable bays into it
16:16.56rhowehttp://www.pcicase.co.uk/mobileracks.ihtml?id=24&step=2
16:17.08rhoweIIRC the SNT is the higher quality series.. lots of metal, not much plastic
16:17.26rhoweI have two of the 131C's
16:18.08rhowehttp://siksai.co.uk/~rhowe/alpha.jpg - that's a 500AU with one in
16:18.19rhoweI bought it from uk.insight.com, but it was expensive (~£45 or so)
16:19.16wethrinAh. Any idea how much it costs from pcicase? The fiends don't have prices
16:19.44morsingDo you wish to proceed? (Yes (Y)/No (N)) Y
16:19.48rhoweprobabyl similar. they have a sales number, although they may only sell in quantity to people who have accounts
16:20.30wethrinHm. I can't afford £450 on caddies
16:22.08rhoweurg
16:22.19rhoweThey may do a volume discount - ask
16:22.26rhoweThey may even have something more appropriate
16:22.40rhowepcicase don't really do what I need
16:22.52wethrinYeah. But I still really can't afford it, even for half that price
16:22.54rhoweat least, I doubt it'll be as nice as the HP box
16:23.00rhoweYeah, caddies are expensive
16:23.11wethrinIf I /could/ afford it, I wouldn't be using a PeeCee as a filesewer in the first place
16:24.02murbhave you see the ide / ata peopls stuff?
16:24.06murblooks quite nice.
16:24.14murbi mean ata / ethernet
16:25.13rhowemurb: It looks nice, but I haven't yet tried it
16:26.47rhowemurb: There was a utility which entered Debian a while back which allowed you to export a block device as AoE... using that, 3 boxes, 6 NICs, 2 switches, and a bit of LVM and multipath I/O, you could build a pretty fault-tolerant storage system
16:27.08murbor a very ooopsy unstable system.
16:27.14rhoweAnd that too :)
16:27.18murbthat only you now how to fix
16:27.25rhowe(the above assumes the code works well :)
16:27.28murbthat is what i call job (in)security.
16:27.38rhowemurb: Oh, this was going to be for home use :P
16:27.54rhowemurb: fibrechannel on the cheep :)
16:28.12rhowehm, supermicro don't make what I want either
16:28.43rhowewethrin: http://www.supermicro.com/products/accessories/mobilerack/CSE-M35T-1.cfm
16:28.52rhowewethrin: Looks like you want something like that
16:29.13morsingCheck it!
16:29.21rhoweYeah, check it!
16:29.27wethrinI did
16:29.48wethrinYes - will it fit into just any case, though, or does it need a Supermicro one?
16:32.17rhoweNot sure
16:34.20rhoweIt might be the size of several 5 1/4 drives, so if you have space for maybe 4x 5 1/4 drives next to each other, you might just be able to slot it in
16:34.25wethrinAlso, there's no price
16:34.37rhoweYou probably can't buy direct, but google for the part number
16:34.46wethrinOh, I have the vertical space
16:34.48rhoweOr froogle for it
16:35.09wethrinI'm slightly worried about it only having a 90mm exhaust fan, though. It seems a bit inadequate
16:35.50rhoweYeah, seems a bit light
16:36.04rhoweAlthough if it's got lots of metal, you might get a decent amount of conduction
16:36.14rhoweThere may be internal heatsink fins near the fan slot or something
16:36.21rhowesee if there's one on ebay?
16:36.44rhoweMaybe someone's selling an SATA drive array or something you can snarf the enclosures from?
16:38.35wethrinrhowe: Hm. Pricy
16:38.58rhoweYeah, drive bays are really overpriced
16:39.03wethrinI'll muddle on with what I've got for the moment
16:48.15morsing$ grep -E "S0238606.LOG|S0239112.LOG|DB_INCR_BACKUP.20051209130057.2" b*
16:48.15morsingb00401:PRODDB              Arch     /GAMPRD1L        12     /NODE0000/ S0238606.LOG              
16:48.18morsingb00401:PRODDB              Arch     /GAMPRD1L        12     /NODE0000/ S0239112.LOG              
16:56.20SlayerXPyou back up youre Gay Asian Midget Porn collection?
16:56.25SlayerXPyour
16:57.36morsingSlayerXP: Are you talking to rhowe?
16:58.11rhowe?!
17:03.50morsingrhowe: Sorry, I don't know anyone else with a Gay Asian Midget Porn collection
17:05.14rhowe500 images doth not a collection make
17:06.35Leedssounds more like George's sort of thing to me...
17:07.38morsingLeeds! You're back :-)
17:08.42Leedsnope, 100% front... and about to go to bed
17:10.10Leedsjust testing my new HK$ credit card :-)
17:12.47morsinghttp://www.culinary-yours.com/chalkdrawings1.jpg
17:12.49morsingAmazing
17:14.17*** join/#gllug fan_do_corazza (n=ale@201-27-109-231.dsl.telesp.net.br)
17:14.40rhowemorsing: There's a whole series
17:14.50rhowemorsing: That one's mediocre by comparison to some of his other work
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17:21.25Leedsg'night all
18:49.12Georgelol, email from my uncle congratulating me on my offer to cambridge
18:49.22Georgenews spreads fast... he lives in washington.
18:54.51*** join/#gllug eye69 (i=magnus@ipv6.upcore.net)
19:37.21*** join/#gllug TimMagic (n=tmlukejo@80-44-183-93.dynamic.dsl.as9105.com)
19:38.28TimMagicyo george
19:38.58Georgehey
19:41.36TimMagichows it hangin?
19:52.58Georgefine
19:52.58Georgelol
20:01.36TimMagiccool
20:17.21TimMagicooh george
20:17.23TimMagic2 things
20:17.34TimMagic1) well done on gettin into uni
20:18.14TimMagic2) finally another public school boy!!! all these london types seem to go to "community colleges" or comps!
20:19.17Georgeheh
20:19.21GeorgeTimMagic: which public school were you at?
20:19.47Georgeand how did you find out I'm a harrow boy? :P
20:19.54TimMagici did 5yrs at queen elizabeths in blackburn
20:20.08TimMagicthen 2 at king edwards in chelmsford
20:20.09Georgenever heard of it :P
20:20.23TimMagicthough i was offered places at flested and brentwood
20:20.42Georgeheh
20:20.53Georgewhich university did you go to?
20:21.20TimMagici found out u were harrovian by lookin at your blog
20:21.26Georgelol
20:21.27TimMagicand i was at ucl
20:21.31Georgenice
20:22.21TimMagici think so!
20:22.29Georgedidn't apply to any london colleges myself
20:24.21TimMagicto escape the city?
20:25.54ErwinHmm. "public school" doesn't mean what I thought it would mean I guess, since attending Harrow apparently costs 23,000 pounds a year -- according to Wikipedia. Which also claims that both James Blunt and the last king of Iraq graduated from it.
20:28.28TimMagicyeah - public schools and private schools are the same thing
20:28.36TimMagicand james blunt was at harrow
20:30.04ErwinThis must be quite amazing for networking. Did  you get to know any sons of kings, queens, ministers or despots while there? :)
20:34.07TimMagici didnt go there
20:34.29TimMagici was there with james beatty - former southampton football player
20:34.41TimMagicthe owner of burnley fc's son
20:40.01TimMagicgeorge: why do u need 2 terabytes of HD space?
20:44.19GeorgeTimMagic: why not?
20:45.00GeorgeErwin: there are a couple of lords in my year
20:47.50TimMagicu make a good point!
20:48.02TimMagicand cant u buy lordships of the net?
20:49.01Georgeno
20:49.45ErwinWell, that's the point of this system, that there is still some intangible quality they can have that no money can buy
20:49.56boudiccaswhich is better, centos bog-standard firewall or shorewall?
21:02.41wethrinOpenBSD + pf :-)
21:05.24GeorgeSAUSAGES
21:15.11z00daxboudiccas, shorewall also uses iptables  - so the firewall you get is the same
21:15.21z00daxjust different ways to setup / define rules
21:22.44Georgejust bung the holes up with sausages
21:22.48Georgesure to do the trick ;)
21:28.15wethrinThey produce people like George :)
21:29.30ErwinWell, maybe sometimes a sausage stuffed in a hole is just a sausage.
21:30.03z00daxand after a day, a bad sausage
21:30.33z00daxafter 5 days, a biological weapon
21:32.40ErwinAnyone using bethere's adsl2 offering?
21:35.08GeorgeErwin: are you?
21:35.22wethrinI'm not
21:35.50ErwinNah, I have Zen which just doesn't get much speed out here, another resident reports that he signed up for BeThere and got 8 mbit instead of just about 1 with BT/Zen
21:39.17*** join/#gllug AngelChild (n=Catalyst@allegro/user/angelchild)
21:39.31wethrinAC
21:39.44wethrinoh dear. Why?
21:39.48GeorgeAngelChild: as pleased as I'm feeling with myself?
21:39.50AngelChildI just cooked a mushroom risotto and it tasted lovely :-)
21:39.55wethrinGeorge: No, you're just a smug git
21:40.06Georgewethrin: bah, I'm not smug?
21:40.08wethrinAngelChild: Yay
21:40.19wethrinGeorge: Oh yes you are!
21:40.23Georgewethrin: no I'm not!
21:40.31wethrinGeorge: Oh yes you are!
21:40.38Georgewethrin: no I'm not!
21:41.45GeorgeAngelChild: am I a smug git?
21:41.57AngelChildyou're evil and heartless
21:42.26AngelChildbased purely on the fact that you continuously attack me :(
21:44.04GeorgeAngelChild: :(
21:44.07Georgebah
21:44.11Georgegrrr
21:44.14Georgemy typing sucks today
21:44.41GeorgeAngelChild: I repent! I'm happy today so I won't attack you!
21:46.07AngelChildwhy happy happy? :)
21:46.33Georgeer, don't you know?
21:46.43AngelChildumm, uni?
21:46.48Georgeyeah
21:48.33GeorgeAngelChild: offer from cambridge!
21:48.43AngelChildnice :)
21:48.56ErwinWhat do you guys use for remote email BTW? It seems the crackberries require some 40ukp/month package. I really need something with a decent qwerty keyboard.
21:49.14GeorgeErwin: a laptop
21:49.17GeorgeAngelChild: :D
21:49.24GeorgeAngelChild: got to get an A in Further Maths though :(
21:50.13wethrinErwin: ssh
21:50.19Georgewethrin: that too
21:50.24AngelChildI got an A at further maths, just put your back into it xD (well... metaphorical mental back)
21:50.43Georgewomen.
21:51.00Erwinwethrin: Yes, well, on a mobile pocket-sized device :)
21:51.04Georgeat least I already have my A in Maths
21:51.08Georgewhich makes things easy :D
21:52.05GeorgeErwin: any pda with a 640x480 screen?
21:52.46wethrinGet an ol' Psion 5 :)
21:53.06Georgethat's 640x240
21:53.10ErwinI don't think they take SIM cards
21:53.19Georgethat's why you have bluetooth.
21:54.23wethrinGeorge: Yes, but it's nice
21:54.25ErwinIsn't the BB really unable to read POP on its own via GPRS, from the device?
21:54.34Georgewethrin: true
21:56.06ErwinHow about this Sidekick thing?
22:02.33Georgewibble
22:09.17Georgethis is ridiculous
22:09.25GeorgeI've got two A level exams tomorrow and I've just started revising
22:09.28Georgegod I'm going to fail
22:14.08Copeyeah right
22:14.11Copeprat
22:14.14Cope:P
22:17.22AngelChild:o
22:18.05Georgesausages
22:18.51wethrinSOSSIDGES
22:18.59Georgehi wethrin
22:19.01wethrinWhy do you have them tomorrow?
22:19.05wethrinIt's a silly time!
22:19.06GeorgeAngelChild: wethrin and I are sister college buddies!
22:19.12Georgewethrin: january modules :(
22:19.15wethrinAhh
22:19.19wethrinYou can always retake them
22:20.58Georgeyes
22:20.59George:P
22:21.28AngelChildGeorge: Oh, right
22:22.03GeorgeAngelChild: lol
22:22.47wethrinhello
22:26.49Georgeyay
23:09.57mikejwlo
23:11.48rhowemurb: vblade
23:11.54rhowemurb: That's the utility I was thinking of

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