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00:28 <@sdodson> Everything other than the original matrix sucked anyway.
00:29 <@maco> even trinity naked?
00:29 <@sdodson> i don't remember that
00:30 <@maco> 2nd or 3rd one....neo and trinity fuck
00:31 <@sdodson> she wasn't that hot anyway
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04:48 <@aestetix> man
04:48 <@aestetix> the TSA blog is so fucking loaded.
06:30 <@sdodson> aestetix: LOADED?
06:33 <@aestetix> women are insane
06:33 <@aestetix> jesus christ
06:33 <@aestetix> an email sent 10 minutes too late just turned into a 2 hour bitchfest
06:34 <@aestetix> sdodson: loaded with bullshit
06:38 <@sdodson> aestetix: oh?
06:40 <@aestetix> the TSA blog, yeah
06:40 <@aestetix> one of the comments
06:41 <@aestetix> they actually went through every comment/response in the blog entry
06:41 <@aestetix> and showed how all their answers were vague, evasive, and insulting
06:41 <@sdodson> women also get cranky when you pull out 10 minutes too late, go figure
06:42 <@aestetix> no
06:42 <@aestetix> bah it's stupid
06:42 <@aestetix> actually
06:43 <@aestetix> that depends on how old they are
06:43 <@aestetix> if they're like 35 and single, they might hope you staying in longer gets them preggers
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07:28 < Dolemite> mr0ning, be0tches and h0ez!
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07:32  * aestetix hugs Dolemite 
08:04 <@dc0de> sup Dolemite
08:04 <@Dolemite> y0 y0 y0\
08:04 <@Dolemite> reading the daily trash, entering in orders for lots of equipment
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08:24 <@oddball> note to bitch: backing your Yukon into a parking space is not the time to whip out the phone and start text messaging
08:25 <@dc0de> nice
08:25 <@Shadow404> oddball: wtf
08:25 <@Shadow404> are you serious?
08:26 <@oddball> yup
08:26 <@Shadow404> was she blocking the road?
08:26 <@dc0de> I believe it.
08:26 <@dc0de> she prolly kept moving while texting
08:26 <@Shadow404> heh
08:26 <@Shadow404> that would be funny
08:26 <@Shadow404> i saw a wreck happen today
08:26 <@oddball> No, she wasn't blocking anything when she whipped it out, but she wasn't fully in the space yet
08:26 <@Shadow404> oddball: hah
08:26 <@oddball> dc0de: you got it
08:27 <@Shadow404> oddball: did she hit someone?
08:27 <@dc0de> Shadow404, where was the wreck?
08:27 <@oddball> nope
08:27 <@Shadow404> dc0de: i-20 eastbound
08:27 <@Shadow404> i was on the boss, so i couldnt watch the aftermath or stay behind and give my report
08:27 <@Shadow404> would of if i was in the car
08:27 <@oddball> largely because there was nobody in the next 4 parking spaces, and I wasn't going to get near
08:27 <@Shadow404> basically, soemone was changing lanes, looking back to make sure all was good, and the traffic came to an abrupt halt
08:28 <@oddball> oops
08:28 <@Shadow404> and he full speed hit the guy while his head was still turned chekcking
08:28 <@oddball> that's what mirrors are for, bitch
08:28 <@Shadow404> well, yes, but he was checking his blind spot
08:28 <@Shadow404> but obviously to long
08:34 <@Dolemite> Hrmm, for those going to DEFCON, this is the last year you can check out the Star Trek Experience at the Las Vegas Hilton...   it's closing down Sept 1
08:35 <@Dolemite> I loved it back when it cost $15 to get in...   but when they went to $25-$30 it just wasn't worth it
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09:15 <@Evilpig> I is going 
09:17 <@Shadow404> oh man
09:18 <@Shadow404> i just heard my co worker talking about the six flags incident
09:18 <@Shadow404> "guess he wont be doing that again"
09:20 <@GodFix> Shadow404: You should /kb them from #life
09:21 <@Shadow404> guess he has been k-lined
09:21 <@Shadow404> lawl
09:25 <@SkyDog_> MOrning all.
09:25 <@Dolemite> w00f
09:28 <@SkyDog_> W00f!
09:32 <@GodFix> moanin
09:33 <@oddball> Oh, and good news, bad news:
09:33 <@oddball> Good news: My mom bought my a Mac Mini for my birthday
09:33 <@SkyDog_> woohoo!
09:33 <@oddball> Bad news: she now expects me to support her Macs and the one she plans to buy my nephews.
09:34 <@oddball> actually... she expected me to support those anyways...
09:34 <@SkyDog_> Feh. Not too bad.
09:34 <@SkyDog_> Macs aren't that bad.
09:34 <@brimstone> now you have a tiny desktop to go with your tiny laptop
09:35 <@oddball> yep.  Naienko saw it and declared "mine!"
09:35 <@Shadow404> oddball: remote desktop of some sort
09:35 <@Shadow404> saves lots of stress
09:35 <@SkyDog_> Damn skippy./
09:36 <@oddball> well, so far the biggest problems have been "the laptop won't talk to the desktop," and "how do I do this?"
09:37 <@oddball> oh, and my favorite... "I keep having problems printing to the printer attached to the Mac Mini." "ummm... the Mini is off" "well, I wasn't using it..."
09:38 <@brimstone> oddball: http://www.schnitz.com/remote.html it's super easy to have the victem run that and connect back to you
09:39 <@brimstone> then you can fix the firewall to allow vnc in or anything
09:39 <@oddball> cool
09:39 <@brimstone> linux, windows, you can use anything to receive the vnc session
09:39 <@oddball> right
09:39 <@brimstone> yeah, it's sooooo helpful
09:40 <@oddball> and yeah, most of the help she needs is just someone to tell her how to do something in Word or similar.
09:40 <@brimstone> yeah, have them on the phone "now click file, no other file, on the left, there ya go!"
09:40 <@oddball> heh
09:50 <@brimstone> http://gizmodo.com/5021679/ti-builds-pico-projector-into-blackberry-curve hot
09:53 <@sdodson> brimstone: zomg so leet
09:55 <@brimstone> "... he did grant Viacom's request for YouTube to turn over records of "every video watch by YouTube users," and that includes their username and IP address. Yeah that's right, Viacom will know every time you watch "Pork n Beans" or need to refuel your day with Powerthirst."
09:55 <@brimstone> http://gizmodo.com/5021838/youtube-forced-to-reveal-username-and-ip-address-of-every-video-watched
09:56 <@sdodson> brimstone: zomg that's like sooo 8 minutes ago
09:56 <@brimstone> geebus, simma
09:56  * brimstone changes rss updates from 5 minutes to 2 minutes
10:30 <@Shadow404> how do i kill a screen without resuming and exiting
10:30 <@Shadow404> everytime i detach, it reattches somehow
10:31 <@Shadow404> i think its a bugged session
10:31 <@brimstone> killall screen?
10:32 <@Shadow404> woot, kickass
11:29 < Synx_hm> sleepy
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12:09 <@dc0de> afternoon all.
12:09 <@dc0de> lunch break!
12:17 <@SkyDog_> We're closing out building at 2pm, so after I have my meeting, I am outta here!
12:18 <@Shadow404> lucky
12:18 <@Shadow404> one downside to a noc job is you dont leave early
12:18 <@SkyDog_> true.
12:18 <@SkyDog_> well, you don't lock down the building and head home either.
12:28 <@Shadow404> at least the commuter coach is bound to be less crowded on the way home today
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12:40 <@Evilpig> oops.  heh.  I need to fix that wire on the firewall
12:41 <@Shadow404> is it on fire?
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12:43 <@Evilpig> no.  but it was why baudburn disconnected
12:44 <@Evilpig> one of the nics is slightly offset so it doesn't lock in right
12:44 <@Evilpig> little tap on the cable disconnected it
12:44 <@Shadow404> nice
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12:59 <@dc0de> http://23b.org/gallery/v/23b_members/astcell/Defcon15_astcell/SNC14934.jpg.html
12:59 <@dc0de> mmmm, meat.
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13:13 <@sdodson> http://people.redhat.com/breeves/talks/iotc-2008-recovering-lvm2/siframes.html slide 3
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13:35 <@Corydon76-dig> http://www.imvotingrepublican.com/
13:37 <@Shadow404> anyone have cypherghost's number?
13:50 <@Evilpig> that's weird. decius is on aim.  he's never logged in
13:53 <@dc0de> SkyDog_, does marklar know about this photo?
13:53 <@dc0de> http://23b.org/gallery/v/23b_members/astcell/Defcon15_astcell/SNC15658.jpg.html
13:54 <@Drag0n`> hey cory, you busy? i got a few asterisk questions <g>
13:54 <@SkyDog_> I think that's gene behind him.
13:54 <@SkyDog_> that's funny as hell dc0de.
13:55 <@dc0de> yeah, that's hilarious... was looking for some photos of some of the goons...
13:55 <@dc0de> and stumbled across that one.
13:56 <@SkyDog_> Cool.
13:57 <@Drag0n`> corydon, you there?
13:57 <@Corydon76-dig> Yep
13:57 <@Corydon76-dig> Deep in code, but I'm here
13:57 <@Drag0n`> can i msg you, got a few questions, work related, may be spending money with you guys
13:58 <@Corydon76-dig> with Digium?
13:58 <@Drag0n`> yep
13:58 <@Corydon76-dig> Might want to join #asterisk
13:58 <@Drag0n`> k
13:58 <@dc0de> SkyDog_, http://23b.org/gallery/v/23b_members/astcell/Defcon15_astcell/SNC14892.jpg.html
13:59 <@dc0de> ok, back to cleaning up ... bblater
13:59 <@SkyDog_> I am there baby! Toxic BBQ!
13:59 <@Drag0n`> right now, were playing with asterisknow and have an odd board that wont recognise, a sangoma a101
14:00 <@Corydon76-dig> Not surprising, *now isn't tested at all with 3rd party vendors
14:00 <@Drag0n`> ahh
14:00 <@Corydon76-dig> You have to understand that it's meant for someone who doesn't fiddle at all with the CLI
14:01 <@Drag0n`> fun
14:01 <@brimstone> what are you doing with a sangoma card?
14:02 <@Drag0n`> it came with a box we are recovering from fonality
14:02 <@Drag0n`> its what they use, we dont like their service
14:03 <@Drag0n`> we are using the spare box as a testing environment
14:03 <@I-MOD> sangoma drivers are annoying at best to get installed
14:04 <@Drag0n`> we will probably end up with the smb boxed solution, but this is just to look asterisk formal over and see how it works
14:04 <@I-MOD> i don't have too many qualms installing sangoma T1/E1 cards, but their analog cards are a bitch
14:04 <@Drag0n`> its a t1/e1 card
14:04 <@I-MOD> s/qualms/problems/
14:04 <@I-MOD> yeah
14:06 <@Drag0n`> fonality is a pain to deal with, especialy when they aquired another company, now their web management is slow, and the service is unreliable
14:07 <@I-MOD> Drag0n`, if you get stuck and need help installing the card, let me know, but just as a head's up, digium cards are probably going to be easier to install
14:07 <@Shadow404> Evilpig: od, yes
14:07 <@Evilpig> company line
14:07 <@Evilpig> do they give you a bonus each time you say such things?
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14:08 <@brimstone> Evilpig: yes, try a digium card, they are better
14:08 <@Evilpig> dear god, you're both getting in on this bonus action.  shouldn't Corydon76-dig be chiming in too?
14:08 <@Drag0n`> we have 3 offices, 2 are already using a self installed version of asterisk, w my job is to get a solution to get all 3 offices linked, also having conference bridging is a major plus
14:09 <@brimstone> try switchvox
14:09 <@I-MOD> Evilpig, i'm in engineering, i deal with this kind of thing on a daily basis]
14:09 <@I-MOD> honestly, rhino is about the same level of setup as digium
14:09 <@Drag0n`> thats what im thinking, but the asterisknow box is just proof of concept
14:09  * I-MOD kickd brimstone in the pants
14:10 <@brimstone> ooh, try the asterisk gui as well
14:10  * brimstone reaches for another marketing form
14:10 <@Evilpig> speaking of voip setups.  the altigen guy was here today.  ugh
14:12 <@Drag0n`> im looking at the smb aa350 for each of the offices
14:13 <@Drag0n`> right now, the problem is the system isnt even seeing the card on boot up, i need to know what to look for to get it working
14:13 <@Drag0n`> the hardware is, but the OS isnt
14:13 <@Corydon76-dig> Evilpig: as I said before, I have my nose deep in logic
14:14 <@Evilpig> who's logic?  have you brought him to meetings before?
14:17 <@Drag0n`> well, lspci shows it
14:17 <@Drag0n`> but since i wont be connecting this to a pri, i guess it doesnt matter
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14:21 <@oddball> So, apparently one of the guys at the apartment pool told Naienko "you're sexy, I'd hit that."
14:22 <@shadowmoss> did she deck him?
14:23 <@shadowmoss> what is a program to read *.bin files?
14:23 <@ware> wee
14:23 <@shadowmoss> I need to reverse engineer a disk
14:23 <@ware> its like its friday!
14:24 <@shadowmoss> there are 2 .bin files that basically are a menu system, and I need to hack them
14:24 <@oddball> shadowmoss: no, she was too busy laughing.
14:24 <@brimstone> shadowmoss: vi?
14:24 <@brimstone> bvi?
14:24 <@shadowmoss> oddball: ok, well as long as she was ok with it
14:25 <@brimstone> also, how big is the bin file?
14:25 <@shadowmoss> brimstone: vi will read them?
14:25 <@shadowmoss> hang on...
14:25 <@brimstone> vi will read anything
14:25 <@Drag0n`> so you mean a .bin and .cue file? that makes an iso, or a .bin file as a binary file? that is either compiled code and you would need a hex editor
14:25 <@brimstone> if they are 1,440,000 bytes, that's a special size...
14:25 <@Drag0n`> or propritary formats
14:25 <@shadowmoss> one is 2K, the other is 1.4, uhhh year
14:25 <@shadowmoss> yeah
14:26 <@Drag0n`> 1.44k? sounds like a floppy image
14:26 <@brimstone> well, the 2K one, should be simple in a hex editor, try mounting the other
14:26 <@Drag0n`> dd it to a foply disk
14:26 <@brimstone> mount -o loop :D
14:26 <@Drag0n`> floppy disk, or mount it via loopback
14:26 <@shadowmoss> I'm on windows at the moment
14:26 <@brimstone> diskimg i wanna say is a program that will do it
14:26 <@Drag0n`> you can try and mount it with daemon tools
14:26 <@shadowmoss> this is an install DVD for our software
14:26 <@brimstone> you don't want to hex edit a file system
14:27 <@shadowmoss> I need to change what the menu options say, but not what they do
14:27 <@brimstone> i mean, you can, but it's not very fun
14:27 <@Drag0n`> hex hacking inodes FTW
14:27 <@Evilpig> it's fun for some people
14:27 <@Drag0n`> use daemontools
14:27 <@brimstone> they have twisted ideas of fun
14:27 <@shadowmoss> ok, back to , will vi acually read hex?
14:27 <@brimstone> yes, vi will read anything, but bvi or hexedit
14:27 <@shadowmoss> daemontools?  is that windows or do I need to get a linux machine toing again
14:28 <@brimstone> just google for "hex edit windows"
14:28 <@brimstone> throw in free for kicks
14:28 <@shadowmoss> ah, ok...  sign, I'm so rusty
14:28 <@Drag0n`> vi will read anything, wheather or not you can read what vi shows you is a totaly different matter
14:28 <@shadowmoss> thanks
14:28 <@Drag0n`> yes, daemontools is for windows
14:28 <@shadowmoss> Drag0n`: yeah, me reading it and being able to change it is kinda part of the solution
14:28 <@shadowmoss> ok, off to google
14:28 <@Drag0n`> its used to mount iso's and disk images like a cdrom drive
14:31 <@shadowmoss> found a hex editor, downloading now
14:31 <@shadowmoss> I have 5 weeks to kill before I go out of town again
14:31 <@shadowmoss> so, I'm gonna work on this
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14:34 <@Drag0n`> you know corydon, why is asterisknow loading the battery module and the dock module, why on earth would someone set up a pbx on a laptop?
14:35 <@Corydon76-dig> Drag0n`: sales reasons
14:36 <@Drag0n`> doh
14:36 <@Corydon76-dig> Drag0n`: what would you say if a tech were able to be called to a place where the PBX died, plunk down his laptop, and it became the PBX while they got a server shipped in?
14:36 <@Dagmar> i.e, some ignorant sales jackass wants you to bend over backwards so he can give some other sales jackass a non-functional demonstration
14:37 <@Dagmar> ...because it's not him having to do the gruntwork of fixing it.
14:37 <@Drag0n`> that they should have had the redundant unit in place in the first place <g>
14:37 <@Drag0n`> and dag, dont remind me about salesweisels impossible sales pitches
14:38 <@Corydon76-dig> Drag0n`: if the CFO could be convinced of spending whatever it took to be safe, there would never have been a market for Asterisk
14:38 <@Corydon76-dig> and there would be a whole lot of small businesses without PBXes
14:39 <@Drag0n`> true that, head beancounters have no clue when it comes to needs
14:39 <@Drag0n`> its really sucks when the CFO becomes the CEO
14:39 <@Drag0n`> like here
14:42 <@shadowmoss> ok, guess what I need is actually a disassembler
14:42 <@Drag0n`> did you try daemontools? to mount the image?
14:42 <@shadowmoss> damit, I hate having to relearn all this every time I need it
14:43 <@shadowmoss> Drag0n`: ok, lets define terms... mount the image?
14:43 <@Drag0n`> the .bin file may be a floppy image
14:43 <@Drag0n`> mount it in daemon tools and you can access it like a floppy disk in a drive
14:43 <@I-MOD> shadowmoss, personally, i use XVI32 for windows hex editing
14:44 <@Evilpig> Mirage: ping
14:44 <@shadowmoss> no, I don't think so... this is a bootable disk that partitions, then formats, then installs the operating system chosen from the menu
14:44 <@shadowmoss> I-MOD: I'll google it...
14:44 <@Drag0n`> if its a bootable disk, then its an image like a .iso
14:45 <@shadowmoss> Drag0n`: unless I'm clueless about what you are suggesting...
14:45 <@shadowmoss> there are 2 bin files in the root of the CD, then the folders containing the software it will install
14:45 <@Drag0n`> a .iso is a cdrom or dvd image that you burn yo a dvd or mount with daemontools
14:45 <@shadowmoss> Drag0n`: these two files are only a small part of what is on the DVD
14:46 <@Drag0n`> yes, those are probably called when the cd is booted and mounted as a floppy
14:46 <@shadowmoss> Drag0n`: I'll try it
14:46 <@brimstone> i'm willing to bet that's a common bootloader too
14:46 <@Drag0n`> if they werent there, you would have to boot from a floppy disk like you used to have to do to install linux
14:46 <@shadowmoss> hmmm
14:46 <@shadowmoss> ok, I'm tracking better now...
14:47 <@brimstone> it's an old hack, to boot a cd like a floppy
14:47 <@brimstone> but really, i bet you can mount the bin as a floppy and poke at it
14:48 <@Drag0n`> thats the idea behind daemon tools, you mount it as a image and treat it like you had inserted iit in the floppy drive
14:49 <@brimstone> http://www.winimage.com/ is what i was thinking about early
14:49 <@brimstone> earlier
14:49 <@brimstone> not free though
14:49 <@shadowmoss> ok, I'm downloading daemontools lite
14:49 <@shadowmoss> I-MOD: I'll look at yours in a bit
14:49 <@shadowmoss> I appreciate the help
14:50 <@Drag0n`> yeah, daemontools is free
14:50 <@Evilpig> just be sure to read the installer!
14:50 <@Evilpig> it will install spyware shit now if you don't read carefully
14:50 <@Drag0n`> yeah, it likes to install toolbars and junk
14:50 <@Drag0n`> unless you remove the checkmarks
14:51 <@Dagmar> I just stick with the last spware-free version.
14:51 <@shadowmoss> Evilpig: thanks! for the heads up re: installer
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14:52 <@shadowmoss> I can't install it, my Trend stops it cold because of the spyware
14:53 <@shadowmoss> Dagmar: where is the spyware-free edition?
14:54 <@shadowmoss> so, I now google image readers?
14:55 <@Drag0n`> fallback option, use windd to make a floppy image and edit that, then windd it back and replace the original file
14:56 <@Drag0n`> http://sourceforge.net/projects/windd/
14:57 <@Pr0nStrGeek> jesus, god, this afternoon is dragging ass..
14:57 <@I-MOD> i use alcohol 120 for my cd tools now
14:57 <@I-MOD> Pr0nStrGeek, yes, massive ass
14:59 <@shadowmoss> I have a computer with nothing on it here that I'm going to install daemontools on to see if it can read the file
15:00 <@shadowmoss> I am planning on putting linux on it anyway
15:00 <@Dagmar> shadowmoss: It's version 3.47
15:00 <@Dagmar> It's kinda obvious.
15:00 <@shadowmoss> Dagmar: ok, I'll look for it
15:00 <@Dagmar> If you can't find it, I don't want to know
15:01 <@shadowmoss> Dagmar: come on, you know I'm clueless
15:10 <@shadowmoss> I installed daemontools on a laptop that doesn't have internet connection, and it won't open because it can't get out
15:10 <@brimstone> man, it's just beating you with a stick isn't it shadowmoss?
15:10 <@shadowmoss> Dagmar: the page for that version is no longer available on the home site
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15:10 <@shadowmoss> it's listed in many different languages elsewhere, but not english that scroogle finds
15:11 <@shadowmoss> brimstone: this is what always happens... but it's how I learn
15:11 <@Dagmar> Yes, it is.
15:11 <@Dagmar> I can't click the mouse for you.
15:12 <@shadowmoss> Dagmar: I'll keep looking
15:12 <@brimstone> shadowmoss: did you try winimage?
15:12  * shadowmoss tries to click Dagmar's mouse
15:12 <@brimstone> not free, but it does have a 30 day trial
15:13 <@Dagmar> Just fucking google "daemontools"
15:13 <@Dagmar> Click on the goddamn download link
15:13 <@Dagmar> Then scroll down about half a page
15:13 <@shadowmoss> I'm going to find magic iso maker which is what my coworkers are using
15:13 <@Dagmar> I JUST downloaded 347 here
15:13 <@Dagmar> ...so I *know* it's up there
15:13 <@shadowmoss> Dagmar: ok, i'll look again
15:14 <@shadowmoss> why the hell didn't you just say filehippo?
15:15 <@Dagmar> Because I don't fucking use filehippo or whatever the hell it is
15:15 <@Dagmar> I download things from the damn maintainers' sites
15:15 <@brimstone> Dagmar is so old school
15:16 <@Dagmar> Yeah, crazy me, always doing things the simple and easy way
15:18 <@oddball> So... what form of Linux do you use again?
15:18  * oddball runs
15:19 <@brimstone> hey, downloading from the maintainers' sites is easy oddball, waiting for stuff to compile is easy
15:20 <@shadowmoss> its downloading now
15:21 <@Dagmar> brimstone: Typing "daemontools" into the google search bar and clicking twice more is easy
15:22 <@Dagmar> That's *all* I did here.
15:22  * shadowmoss bows before Dagmar's obviously greater google-fu
15:22 <@NotLarry> if he explodes and we end up with dagmar all over the office, I'm not cleaning it up!
15:22 <@oddball> In this case, yes, but I had to give you a bit of grief for saying you always do it the simple and easy way. :)
15:24 <@shadowmoss> NotLarry: but he's so much fun!
15:24 <@shadowmoss> gotta reboot
15:24 <@shadowmoss> back in amin
15:31 <@shadowmoss> back
15:31 <@NotLarry> it is cold in here
15:31 <@shadowmoss> so, i clicked it, and my network connection is pegged, and it still isn't opening
15:31 <@oddball> It's a trap!
15:31 <@shadowmoss> sooo, tell me how this isn't spyware again?
15:32 <@shadowmoss> and yes, I was on the main page, not some mirror site
15:32 <@Dagmar> Clicking it with a crayon or garden gnome isn't the right way to click
15:32 <@shadowmoss> you don't like my gnome?
15:33  * shadowmoss thinks Dagmar needs to show her the proper way to click
15:34  * brimstone pokes at the screen with a crayon
15:36 <@shadowmoss> ok, this is getting boring...
15:36 <@Evilpig> ooo oo sit on your phone then call it
15:36 <@Evilpig> I hear that's fun
15:37 <@shadowmoss> I'm going to unplug my network cable and stop whatever is going on to peg the connection
15:37 <@shadowmoss> it's not showing up anywhere else...
15:37 <@Evilpig> but I did hear that from NotLarry so take that into account
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15:47 <@shadowmoss> got it mounted, but it can't be read
15:50 <@Dagmar> That's probably because it's only meant for mounting CD images, which are not the same thing as floppy disk images.
15:52 <@Dagmar> So, _is_ this a floppy image you're trying to mount?
15:54 <@shadowmoss> who knows?
15:55 <@shadowmoss> it's a 1.4M bin file
15:55 <@shadowmoss> time to go for now, I'll hit it again next week
15:55 <@brimstone> it's highly likely
16:02 <@Evilpig> if itis a bootable cd.  and the file is called boot.bin it is a floppy image.  I don't know of an easy way to edit those though.  all my burner programs can make bootable media based on a bin or a floppy to make a bin of
16:06 <@Dagmar> *sigh* So basically, she's been solving the wrong problem for that last hour
16:06 <@Evilpig> possibly
16:06 <@Dagmar> So basically, we have to figure out where she got the idea that that was a cd image
16:06 <@brimstone> i'm going to guess that that 2k file is just something simple like memdisk, says load the other file, the 1.44MB bin as a floppy and run it instead
16:06 <@Dagmar> ...cuz something ending in .bin that's 1.4Mb I would not have assumed was an ISO.
16:06 <@brimstone> it's on a cd
16:08 <@Evilpig> I used to have an old ass program called bin buster or something like that.  which could make a bin file out of a disk and vice versa.  but I haven't seen that thing since '95
16:08 <@Evilpig> it was good for "archiving" those disks with security bits on them
16:17 <@Dagmar> I have dd
16:17 <@Dagmar> ...and mount -o loop
16:21 <@Evilpig> http://www.geekologie.com/2008/07/using_a_laseretch_machine_to_b.php
16:21 <@Evilpig> who's bringing one to phreaknic?
16:21 <@brimstone> already in the trunk
16:23 <@Evilpig> that is something...  just wow
16:29 <@sdodson> to b?
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18:48 < AstralSin> its a sad day
18:48 < AstralSin> Bozo the Clown died
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18:58 <@ware> lulz/
19:23 <@sdodson> tits!
19:26 <@ware> boredf
19:26 <@sdodson> zomg i fell asleeep
19:39 <@ware> ahh
19:41 <@freakn> food/beer/boobies? anyone in atl?
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20:16 < Synx_hm_> damn it
20:16 < Synx_hm_> cant get the car to start up
20:16 < Synx_hm_> ugh
20:29 <@coil> hi
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21:12 <@RyanHouse> freakn: have them all.......just not in the same place at the same time right now........work is blowing atm
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