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00:08 <@sasquatc4> http://store.baconsalt.com/Lite-Baconnaise-_p_51.html
00:08 <@sasquatc4> actually comes in a lite variety, wonder if that stuff is any good, may be worth a purchase
00:08 <@CRasH180> lol
00:08 <@CRasH180> bacon flavored spread
00:09 <@CRasH180> I like the bacon salt
00:11 <@sasquatc4> never had it, but i could imagine it tastes awesome, but they got all sorts of bacon stuff on their site, like lip balm
00:12 <@sasquatc4> might have to order the combo pack with the lite bacconaise
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00:41 <+eryc> http://data.tumblr.com/i2dw5nf19jv2ptr93gcKce4Ro1_500.jpg
00:41 <+eryc> 12 Bird True Love Roast
00:41 <+eryc> Contains 12 different kinds of bird: large turkey filled with goose, chicken, pheasant, aylesbury and barbary duck, poussin and guinea fowl, partridge, pigeon squab, quail and mallard duck. Breast meat from 48 different birds + 8 types of stuffing.
00:42 <@CRasH180> omg
00:43 < ware> ohemgee
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02:53 <@aestetix> vagina
02:57 <@m0j0-j0j0> hoes
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09:46 <@Dolemite> mr0ning, be0tches and h0ez!
09:48 <@TheLightcosine> y0 dole
09:49 <@TheLightcosine> hrm
09:49 <@TheLightcosine> interesting, if i access my rss feed aggregator throguh the virtualhost i get internal server errors, but if i access it throguh the subdirectory it works fine..
09:51 <@Dolemite> So I tasted my blackberry apfelwein last night
09:51 <@TheLightcosine> and?
09:51 <@Dolemite> ZOMFG if I were still single this would be dubbed 'Liquid Panty Remover'
09:51 <@TheLightcosine> hah
09:52 <@Dolemite> Well, actually, I can still call it that.  However, I can't benefit from the effects. :/
09:52 <@TheLightcosine> and one mgiht recommend that you steer clear of that name =P
09:53 <@Dolemite> ha!
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09:53 <@Dolemite> ok, meeting time
09:53 <@Evilpig> Dolemite: i'll go test your creation and let you know how well it works
09:53 <@Evilpig> in the name of science of course
09:54 <@TheLightcosine> "Well Dolemite, i think you got something  backwards. Instead of removing panties, I woke up wearing a pair"
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09:55 <@nachoguy> mronin
10:05 <@TheLightcosine> okay, that sheevaplug thing is freaking cool
10:06 <@nachoguy> yeah it is
10:06 <@nachoguy> I just want to wait for someone like thereg to get their paws on it and review it
10:09 <@brimstone> Corydon76-dig has one on the way to him i think
10:09 <@TheLightcosine> apparently they're only like $50
10:10 <@TheLightcosine> if i can come up with something to do with one i'll buy one heh
10:10 <@Corydon76-dig> Yep
10:11 <@Corydon76-dig> I'm thinking 'Asterisk server'
10:11 <@TheLightcosine> hell you could set one up to have as you ssh/irc box heh
10:11 <@nachoguy> TLC, slated to be $50, currently $100
10:11 <@TheLightcosine> ah
10:11 <@TheLightcosine> still
10:11 <@nachoguy> still awesome
10:11 <@TheLightcosine> $100 aint bad for what u get
10:11 <@Corydon76-dig> $100 for the SDK
10:12 <@nachoguy> I wonder how it'd work with one of those USB -> VGA adaptors and use it as a desktop
10:12 <@nachoguy> Corydon, as far as I can tell, that's the only way to currently get it
10:12 <@nachoguy> if you found a $50 link, please share
10:13 <@Corydon76-dig> Nope, just the SDK is currently available
10:13 <@Corydon76-dig> And while I've heard that "something lower" has been suspected, the $50 price I don't think has been set anywhere
10:14 <@nachoguy> it's been mentioned in a couple fo articles as the probable price point
10:14 <@Corydon76-dig> Yeah, not announced, just somebody speculating
10:14 <@Corydon76-dig> So don't depend upon it
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10:15 <@nachoguy> yeah.  I saw it in a couple of places, but it's possible that one place guessed, and the others just copied it
10:17 <@TheLightcosine> i actually can think of a pretty nasty blackhat use for this  thing
10:17 <@Corydon76-dig> Don't be surprised if the $99 deal is a one-time special, pushing them out the door to interested developers, and the actual price point goes up to $120 later
10:17 <@TheLightcosine> hook it up with a usb wireless, and put a packet sniffer on it
10:17 <@nachoguy> TLC, yeah the old dreamcast bit
10:17 <@TheLightcosine> dremcast?
10:17 <@nachoguy> Corydon, good point
10:18 <@Corydon76-dig> After all, the unit is useless to the mass market unless somebody actually develops a killer app for it
10:18 <@nachoguy> yeah, way back when people figured out how to get linux on a dreamcast, someone set one up to sniff network traffic, and set up a tunnel to an outside location and send passwords and the like
10:18 <@TheLightcosine> you could easily rig one of these things as a low profile sniffer
10:18 <@TheLightcosine> deposit, come back and pick it back up later
10:18 <@nachoguy> you just go into a business for an interview or some such, plug it in under someone's desk and walk away
10:18 <@nachoguy> who's going to notice?
10:19 <@nachoguy> at $100 it's practically disposable in that regard
10:19 <@TheLightcosine> exactly
10:20 <@TheLightcosine> or like the whole tjmax thing
10:20 <@TheLightcosine> go into a big retail store
10:20 <@TheLightcosine> find an outlet
10:20 <@TheLightcosine> put some bxoes in front of it
10:20 <@TheLightcosine> come back at the end of day and bam you've got credit card transactions
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10:46 <@nachoguy> sweet, looks like those usb to vga adapters are linuxable. so for ~170 you can have a useable worstation
10:46 <@nachoguy> at least a thin client
10:47 <@brimstone> nachoguy: throw in a usb wifi dongle and put the whole thing in a box mounted behind an lcd
10:48 <@nachoguy> ooh, + usb touchscreen
10:49 <@nachoguy> that'd be a bitchin kiosk
10:49 <@Drag0n`> and a mini camera, you can use it as surveilence that looks like a photo frame
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11:02 <@brimstone> Drag0n`, nachoguy, kick it up a notch and use one of the mimo 770s
11:02 <@brimstone> little 7" touchscreen + webcam
11:02 <@brimstone> all off 1 usb plug
11:02 <@brimstone> you'd still need a hub for the wifi stuff and whatnot, but no doubt a slick little linux box
11:02 <@TheLightcosine> i had another nasty thought
11:03 <@TheLightcosine> it'd be a helluva way to start laying down a botnet
11:03 <@brimstone> plug and go
11:03 <@brimstone> but $50 is kinda expensive :/
11:03 <@brimstone> just strap a battery to a $30 linksys
11:08 <@TheLightcosine> just think, if you could find justa handful of good vulnerabilities to exploit
11:08 <@Shadow404> wait a sec, why would you need to plug the device into an outlet in the store
11:08 <@TheLightcosine> automate a scan and exploit procedure, and spread some of these plugs around with wireless adapters, let them do their work on every wifi entwork they find
11:09 <@Shadow404> when you can sit in a car behind the store and just sniff for traffic
11:09 <@Shadow404> most of those stores have wireless ap's installed and better yet, most of them have the network and mac info labled on the router
11:09 <@Shadow404> walk by, snap a pic from the camera phone and input that into the scanning program or MIM
11:09 <@brimstone> really, you equipe them with one of those cheap boost mobile phones too, so they can then call home through a "secure" line even if they can't break into any of the networks for you
11:10 <@TheLightcosine> Shadow404: because the problem with wardriving is that it looks suspicous
11:10 <@Shadow404> what a pakred car behind the store in an employee parkng space
11:10 <@TheLightcosine> don't you think people mgiht wodner about the acr that's been aprked there all day with the dude on his laptop?
11:10 <@brimstone> touch and go
11:10 <@Shadow404> just leave it plugged into a cigarette outlet and walk away for a few hours
11:10 <@Shadow404> come back and drive away
11:10 <@TheLightcosine> opposed to plugging something in, elaving for 8 hours then comnig back
11:11 <@brimstone> pick it up the next day or whatever
11:11 <@TheLightcosine> okay
11:11 <@TheLightcosine> well that could work too
11:11 <@Shadow404> yeah, plugging something in could be risky
11:11 <@Shadow404> delivery and retrivial
11:11 <@TheLightcosine> so could sitting there lik a schmuck
11:11 <@Shadow404> they have camera for shoplifter everywhere
11:11 <@Shadow404> rarely behind the store
11:11 <@TheLightcosine> heh
11:11 <@TheLightcosine> camers have gaps
11:11 <@TheLightcosine> big gaps usually
11:11 <@Shadow404> true, but do you know every gap?
11:11 <@TheLightcosine> and they focus on the product not along the walls
11:12 <@brimstone> if it's on battery, put it in a purse
11:12 <@brimstone> with a "if found, please call" number
11:12 <@TheLightcosine> Shadow404: i used to be a a pro shoplifter =P
11:12 <@Shadow404> the park and walk away for a given period of time trick would be your best bet
11:12 <@brimstone> have them hand it to you the next day :P
11:15 <@TheLightcosine> hell if you had a really good scam gonig you could probably set these things up as their own botnet
11:15 <@TheLightcosine> sniffing traffic out on entworks all across town
11:15 <@TheLightcosine> but also have built in DDoS in them
11:16 <@TheLightcosine> so they sit on people's wireless, and when thecommand comes down to hit a target they all jsut run, say a DNS amplification attack against the target
11:17 <@TheLightcosine> course that would be a little expesnive
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11:18 <@TheLightcosine> figure, even if the price came down $50, with a wireless adapter that's back up to about $100
11:18 <@TheLightcosine> you'd need at least a aocuple dozen to hit any real substantial targets
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11:20 <@TheLightcosine> oh no no , i got it, you hook them up with wireless, and put them in an AP mode, so they look like usnecured wireless networks, when clients connect, scan for vulnerabilities and infect them with a worm
11:21 <@brimstone> jasager eh?
11:21 <@TheLightcosine> ?
11:22 <@brimstone> http://www.digininja.org/jasager/
11:23 <@TheLightcosine> ah yeah, rather like that
11:24 <@TheLightcosine> you could kickstrat an infection event pretty quickly like that though i bet
11:25 <@TheLightcosine> the real tick would be bundling the wireless adapter wiht the main unit in some kind of outer housing so that anybody stumbling upon the thing jacked in wouldn't really think something was up
11:25 <@TheLightcosine> or else, finding outlets nobody's gunna be noticing
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11:27 <@brimstone> just put a lot of blinking lights on it and label it "ADP Security Unit #745"
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11:27 <@brimstone> *ADT
11:27 < Someninjaiphone_> Steak!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
11:29 <@nachoguy>  brimstone, what linksys box is $30 and linuxable?
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11:29 <@TheLightcosine> heh
11:29 <@TheLightcosine> not a bad idea brimstone
11:30 <@TheLightcosine> if i had the moeny to burn this would be a really fun experiment
11:30 <@Corydon76-dig> Adenosine Di-Phosphate?
11:30 <@brimstone> nachoguy: are they not that cheap now?
11:30 <@brimstone> i know the fon's are $30
11:30 <@Corydon76-dig> not to be confused with Adenosine Tri-Phosphate
11:30 <@TheLightcosine> just instead of having it inject actualy malicious software, have soemthing that just reprots back to momma so you can track how many infections build up
11:30 <@TheLightcosine> i bet you could ent an impressive number of zombies inside a month
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11:31 <@TheLightcosine> hey peaches
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11:32 <@nachoguy> I found a WRT54G2 for about $40
11:33 <@TheLightcosine> those are gunna be more immediately recognizeable, and still soemwhat alrger
11:34 <@nachoguy> yeah, and less capable than the sheevaplug, but still, it's linuxable, and fairly inexpensive
11:35 <@TheLightcosine> heh brimstone i just had a thought about your ADT diea
11:35 <@TheLightcosine> u could probably do just as well writing "O Not Unplug!!" on it in sharpie lol
11:35 <@TheLightcosine> "
11:35 <@TheLightcosine> "oh, guess i shouldn't touch that"
11:36 <@brimstone> if eth0 is down, pump 5v to the pezeospeaker
11:36 <@brimstone> they'll plug it back in real quick
11:37 <@TheLightcosine> heh but what if they unplug the whole unit =P
11:37 <@TheLightcosine> stll msot people would rather be safe than sorry and wouldn't touch something that has a ntoe written on it syaing not to
11:38 <@TheLightcosine> then you jsut put these things downotnw, in areas around bookstores, cafes, restraunts etc
11:38 <@TheLightcosine> hell most windows machines will try and conenct without user input even
11:44 <@brimstone> holy cow, fons are only $15 until March 31
11:44 <@TheLightcosine> fons?
11:44 <@brimstone> fon.com
11:44 <@brimstone> little router that runs openwrt
11:45 <@TheLightcosine> neat
11:46 <@Shadow404> any good wireless scanners i havent found yet that run on wm6
11:46 <@TheLightcosine> hah, cool idea, setting up a wifi "community"
11:46 <@Shadow404> wm5/6
11:46 <@TheLightcosine> your device doesn't have one already?
11:47 <@TheLightcosine> my HTC had a decent stumbler built in
11:47 <@Shadow404> it does, i was thinking more of one with tools built in
11:47 <@TheLightcosine> ah so more functional like kismet?
11:48 <@Shadow404> like that, yes
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11:51 <@Shadow404> woot
11:51 <@Shadow404> "fifofum" worked nicely
11:52 <@Shadow404> with my tmobile dash
11:53 <@Shadow404> er
11:53 <@Shadow404> thats "wififofum"
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11:56 <@TheLightcosine> heh
11:56 <@TheLightcosine> i want someone to make a linux CDMA smartphone damnit
11:56 <@nachoguy> brimstone, where do you see that?
11:56 <@TheLightcosine> openmoco already said they won't
11:56 <@nachoguy> I don't see a $15 offer
11:56 <@brimstone> use promocode C265424515838799
11:56 <@nachoguy> tlc, join the rest of the world, GSM is teh win
11:57 <@nachoguy> is that for normal or the plus?
11:57 <@brimstone> for the fon 1.0
11:57 <@brimstone> the $30 one
11:58 <@nachoguy> hrm  fon+shevaplug is cheaper than fon+usbwifigizmo
11:58 <@nachoguy> that's awesome
11:58 <@brimstone> the fon runs openwrt though
11:59 <@brimstone> why do you need the shevaplug then?
11:59 <@I-MOD> nachoguy, CDMA is superior :D
11:59 <@TheLightcosine> gsm is the win eh?
11:59 <@TheLightcosine> that's why it holds less subscribers per channel?
11:59 <@I-MOD> cdma is more heavyhanded on processing, though
12:00 <@TheLightcosine> and i guess Japan and Korea, the two msot technologicaly advanced countries in terms of telecom, are not aprt of the rest of the world?
12:00 <@I-MOD> tdma/gsm is an adaptation of other tech to wireless
12:01 <@TheLightcosine> since they msot certainly do not use GSM
12:01 <@TheLightcosine> gsm is just an upgrade of tdma
12:01 <@I-MOD> cdma was designed with point to multipoint topology in mind
12:01 <@I-MOD> gsm is simpler, though
12:02 <@I-MOD> (than cdma)
12:03 <@brimstone> and the sim cards
12:03 <@TheLightcosine> it's also less effective, and requires a much more complicated cell-network alyout strategy
12:03 <@TheLightcosine> due to the rule of seven
12:03 <@I-MOD> yeah...there's no reason for cdma not to have an equivalent to sim cards
12:03 <@I-MOD> or just to use sim cards
12:04 <@TheLightcosine> why would you want to?
12:04 <@TheLightcosine> sim cards are crap
12:04 <@I-MOD> transfer of contacts/accounts from phone to phone in less than 30 seconds
12:04 <@I-MOD> or even to non-phone devies
12:04 <@I-MOD> devices
12:05 <@TheLightcosine> theft of said data in less than thirty seconds =P
12:05 <@TheLightcosine> you can transfer all of that stuff without a sim card anyways
12:05 <@TheLightcosine> and sim cards can fail
12:05 <@I-MOD> the access authorization is what's handy to transfer
12:06 <@I-MOD> with a sim card, i can be using my phone, then pop it in my laptop and have internet there
12:06 <@TheLightcosine> ayep
12:06 <@TheLightcosine> and i can steal the sim card out of your phone and blamo i'm you
12:06 <@I-MOD> i can steal your phone, and blamo, i'm you
12:07 <@TheLightcosine> yeah but i can do it without you noticing
12:07 <@TheLightcosine> steal the sim card, clone it, and put it back
12:07 <@I-MOD> i tend to notice people taking apart my phone
12:07 <@I-MOD> also, pretty sure you can clone cdma phones similarly
12:08 <@TheLightcosine> cdma phones are all ahrdwired with unique ESNs
12:08 <@TheLightcosine> it would be a lot harder
12:08 <@I-MOD> uh huh, and at some point, the ESN was flashed  into the phone
12:08 <@I-MOD> before that, it was just a blank
12:09 <@TheLightcosine> the phone has to be programmed with the correct information, and the provisioning has to match the esn on the phone
12:09 <@TheLightcosine> it's a hell of a lot harder to clone a cdma phone than a gsm is all i'm saying
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12:10 <@I-MOD> and i'd say, given the right tech, it's not hard to clone either one, because you're assuming the sim card stealer has the tech to clone a sim card
12:10 <@TheLightcosine> actually the real vulenerabiltiy with cmda phones being cloned was when they were still maing them all trimode
12:10 <@TheLightcosine> people would go to an analog area like the bahams
12:10 <@TheLightcosine> they'd get picked right out of the air
12:11 <@I-MOD> anyway...class time
12:11 <@TheLightcosine> I-MOD: i would be willing to bet real money that instances of SIM card cloning vastly outnumber the cloning of cdma phones
12:13 <@TheLightcosine> i kinda miss working for VZW
12:13 <@TheLightcosine> then i remmeber why i left...and suddenly i don't
12:14 <@TheLightcosine> but my original point remains
12:14 <@TheLightcosine> i'd lvoe to see a good cdma linux smartphone
12:14 <@TheLightcosine> preferably with multitouch
12:14 <@I-MOD> if one had come out, i'd have stuck with VZW
12:14 <@I-MOD> because of the insane coverage
12:15 <@TheLightcosine> heh
12:15 <@TheLightcosine> lemme guess
12:15 <@I-MOD> i can do without the rest of the crap, though
12:15 <@TheLightcosine> you got an iphone?
12:15 <@I-MOD> yep, because i wanted android, but didn't want the G1
12:15 <@TheLightcosine> yeah really
12:15 <@TheLightcosine> i think the g1 probably irreparably harmed androi'ds chances in the marketplace though
12:15 <@I-MOD> so it was iphone, or $800 nokia devices that isn't capacitive
12:16 <@TheLightcosine> i NEVER ever wanted to switch from vzw, but the iphone is tempting me more and more as time goes by
12:16 <@I-MOD> and there are enough iphone hackers that i can do whatever the hell i want with it
12:16 <@I-MOD> and i'm out
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12:25 <@Dolemite> Oiy
12:25 <@Dolemite> what a day
12:26 <@Dolemite> Evilpig : Regarding testing of my Blackberry Apfelwein:  I really didn't want to know that you (a) wear panties and (b) would take them off as part of a scientific experiment
12:28 <@TheLightcosine> anyone ehre evr set up mediatomb?
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12:29 <@nachoguy> brimstone: re sheeva+fon  more processing power, USB storage, USB ->vga adaptor  basically, a wireless desktop
12:31 <@Dolemite> nachoguy : I highly recommend that you make a batch of blackberry apfelwein on your next batch, if not the current one
12:34 <@TheLightcosine> argg
12:34 <@TheLightcosine> don't tell me this dman thing doesn't do transcoding
12:34 <@nachoguy> Dolemite, did you just put blackberries in, or just juice?
12:36 <@Evilpig> Dolemite: I was thinking of something more along the lines I sit on the vandy campus offering nice young ladies a sample and then test to see if their panties did indeed fall off
12:37 <@TheLightcosine> ugg, they make this painful, you have to manually define transcoding procedures in the config file
12:37 <@Dolemite> nachoguy : I took 3 bags of frozen blackberries from Publix, steeped them in 120F water for 20 minutes, then put them in the bottom of my secondary, then siphoned the apfelwein from primary to secondary and let it sit for 2 weeks.  After the 2 weeks was up I racked to the keg.
12:37 <@TheLightcosine> too bad mythTV doesn't work with the ps3, i iamgine it's gotta be easier than this
12:38 <@Dolemite> TheLightcosine : What are you trying to accomplish?
12:38 <@Evilpig> that sales cunt will learn NOT to fuck with me
12:38 <@Evilpig> The process winlogon.exe has initiated the restart of KSMITH-LAPTOP for the following reason: No title for this reason could be found Minor Reason: 0xff Shutdown Type: reboot Comment: 
12:38 <@Evilpig> every 63 minutes her computer just shuts down
12:39 <@TheLightcosine> Dolemite: just set up a linux absed UPnP server that will transcode the content so my ps3 will play it
12:39 <@TheLightcosine> lol
12:39 <@Dolemite> Have you checked out the twonkyvision upnp server?
12:39 <@TheLightcosine> someone ahving fun with sysinternals Evilpig ?
12:39 <@Evilpig>  always
12:40 <@TheLightcosine> no that was one of the others that had come up but i found an actual .deb for mediatomb so i decided to try this first heh
12:40 <@Evilpig> the shutdown.exe is part of xp now anyhow.  but I used psexec to execute it
12:40 <@Evilpig> I could do it through computer manager but this is more schedulable
12:40 <@Evilpig> is that even a word?
12:41 <@TheLightcosine> heh
12:41 <@polerin> Evilpig: why not use at?
12:44 <@TheLightcosine> you know what's a lot more fun than psshutdown?
12:44 <@TheLightcosine> pssuspend
12:44 <@TheLightcosine> suspending processes on their machine is hilarious
12:44 <@TheLightcosine> my favourite trick lately is to do: pssuspend \\<comuptername> svchost
12:45 <@TheLightcosine> and watch nothing work =P
12:45 <@brimstone> pssuspend iexplorer
12:45 <@TheLightcosine> yeah suspending anything they're working on, cus it will just stop responding
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12:46 <@nachoguy> what is svchost actually supposed to do?  I know a few virus/malware packages liked to call themselves svchost
12:47 <@TheLightcosine> the svchost exes are launching actual windows services
12:47 <@TheLightcosine> there are usually several running on a windows machine at any given time
12:48 <@TheLightcosine> if you do "TASKLIST /SVC" on a windows machine you can see what services are actually running behind each one of those svchost.exe s
12:50 <@TheLightcosine> arg okay this is turning nito mroe hassle than it's worth
12:51 <@TheLightcosine> may i should jsut go back to trying to get TVsersity to transcode my anime correctly
12:55 <@Dolemite> TheLightcosine : What is the end result you are trying to achieve?
12:55 <@Dolemite> You just want to watch hentai on your PS3?
12:57 <@Shadow404> who doesnt?
12:57 <@Dolemite> I have no interest in hentai, nor do I have a ps3
12:57 <@brimstone> his ps3 didn't come preloaded with hentai?
12:57 <@Shadow404> yeah, what gives
13:08 <@TheLightcosine> what no
13:08 <@TheLightcosine> no hentai
13:08 <@TheLightcosine> jsut regular anime
13:08 <@TheLightcosine> but Tvsersity chokes transcoding some of it
13:08 <@TheLightcosine> ends up crashing the media server for some reason
13:10 <@TheLightcosine> as i said before i just want a reliable media server that i can watch all my video on my ps3 with
13:11 <@Shadow404> hell, im wathcing hentai on my phone right now
13:14 <@TheLightcosine> i just can't get into hentai
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13:14 <@TheLightcosine> there's something just a little too wierd about it for me
13:14 <@Dolemite> I understand.  Not enough home appliances.
13:14 <@TheLightcosine> ?
13:14 <@Shadow404> fo shure
13:18 <@TheLightcosine> hrm
13:18 <@TheLightcosine> wth
13:19 <@TheLightcosine> why am i now getting 403 forbiddens on a bunch of my directories for my web server
13:19 <@TheLightcosine> those shoudln't be locked down at all
13:21 <@Corydon76-dig> Permissions on a parent directory would be my first guess
13:21 <@TheLightcosine> everything should be open for read
13:21 <@Corydon76-dig> execute bits on a directory can be a culprit
13:22 <@Corydon76-dig> or lack of, rather
13:22 <@Dagmar> Because you're using Dreamhost?
13:22 <@Corydon76-dig> Who/what?
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13:24 <@TheLightcosine> hunh?
13:25 <@Corydon76-dig> Dagmar: totally didn't follow that train of thought
13:25 <@TheLightcosine> me either
13:25 <@TheLightcosine> but you were right Corydon76-dig
13:25 <@TheLightcosine> the execute bit wasn't set down the chain
13:26 <@TheLightcosine> when i set it on the aprent directory i didn't -R it
13:26 <@Corydon76-dig> Aha
13:26 <@Corydon76-dig> I'd typically use 'find' to change permissions on directories, though, to avoid messing with ordinary files
13:27 <@Corydon76-dig> i.e. find . -type d -exec chmod 755 {} \;
13:28 <@unixfg> rwX sets execute only on dirs
13:29 <@Corydon76-dig> Hmm, so chmod -R +X .
13:29 <@unixfg> ja
13:30 <@unixfg> ug+X, assuming you think that Other guy is an asshole
13:31 <@TheLightcosine> heh
13:32 <@Dagmar> Upper-cased X is something one had better look up in `man chattr` for the OS you're using because it doesn't mean the same thing everywhere
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13:39 <@unixfg> Dagmar: I didn't think the mode and file attributes were related
13:40 <@Dagmar> Pretty much all uppercase modes and attributes may change from platform to platform
13:41 <@Dagmar> Under Linux the X mode is going to only allow you to execute if you have the same rights on the directory it's in
13:41 <@Dagmar> I'm sure someone found that useful at some point, but not me
13:42 <@unixfg> X only sets if there already are execute perms or it's a directory
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13:48 <@Dagmar> "[...] execute/search only  if  the file is a directory or already has execute permission for some user (X),[...]"
13:49 <@Dagmar> Hell, it's changed since I last worried about it I think
13:49 <@TheLightcosine> i beleive that's exactly what he said
13:49 <@Dagmar> Not that I can tell
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14:22 < scud> hello world.
14:24 <@brimstone> scud!
14:25 < scud> hello comrade.
14:26 <@Shadow404> i knew it!!! scud and brimstone are secretely commies!! and have been attending communist party meetings
14:26 <@Shadow404> grab your pitchfork and torches and do away with these evildoers at once
14:26 < scud> yes, i'm a communist. i work for the community.
14:27 <@brimstone> scud: check your msgs
14:27 < scud> i support open source. Mein Kampf!
14:27 < scud> brimstone: my message recorder is broken. sorry.
14:28 < scud> for something tasty. go to  http://www.asssmoothie.com
14:28 < scud> they'rrrrrree great!
14:28 <@Shadow404> damn, 18+
14:28 <@Shadow404> oh well
14:29  * Shadow404 hits back to disney.com
14:32 <@Evilpig> I thought we are pro-communism here and anti-dolemite
14:33 < ware> HEY
14:33 < ware> theres a spyware removal tool but i cant remember the name of it
14:33  * Dolemite flips evilpig's MSB
14:33 < ware> malwarebytes, ccleaner, and something else
14:34 <@Dolemite> webroot?
14:34  * ware puts Dolemite in a headlock
14:34 < ware> webroot is shiiiaaatt
14:34 < ware> its like a freeware utility but its eleet
14:34 < ware> it may be ccleaner that im thinking of
14:34 <@Dolemite> sorry, I don't have a use for that crap.  I only surf the safe pr0n sites.
14:35  * Dolemite pulls up ware's browser history
14:35 <@Dolemite> ware : Wow, you really like http://trannys-on-grannies.com
14:36 <@Shadow404> most of my browsing is midgetsonmilfs.com and minituriazedlesbians.net
14:37 < scud> Dolemite: that disappointed when I realized it was fake
14:37 <@Evilpig> from a grub prompt how can I view the contents of my menu.lst?
14:37 <@brimstone> cat /boot/grub/menu.lst
14:37 <@Evilpig> thx
14:37 < scud> lol
14:38 < scud> that was an awesome question
14:38 <@brimstone> followed up by an awesome answer!
14:38 < scud> did you just boot a live ubuntu disc?
14:39 < scud> an awesome answer would of been
14:39 < scud> !cat
14:39 < scud> then a bot would message him
14:40 <@Evilpig> something goofy happened to this box after I ran the suse updates.  and I am trying to figure it out now. just needed to know which kernel was the last that tried to load so I could boot it
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14:57 < ware> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sfkbutTZJYY
14:57 < ware> happened at our front door this morning
14:57 < ware> bmw belongs to a sales guy here
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15:00 <@I-MOD> ware, did he not set the brake?
15:06 < scud> http://linux-ip.net/
15:09 < ware> I-MOD: correct
15:09 < ware> and much lulz insued
15:10 <@I-MOD> i bet damage was minimal, though
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15:15 <@Shadow404> lawl
15:21 <@Dagmar> You need to break out the whips and BEAT that ignorant asshole
15:21 <@Dagmar> I can fucking read "BIKES ONLY" from the low res YouTube video
15:29 <@Shadow404> bmw wankers
15:32 < ware> Dolemite: he left it in neutral
15:32 < ware> er Dagmar
15:32 < ware> and it rolled across the parking lot into another coworkers vehicle hehe
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15:38 <@Dagmar> Fuck it
15:38 <@Dagmar> He's driving a convertible BMW and doesn't know to set the parking brake
15:38 <@Dagmar> Beat him anyway
15:43 <@Shadow404> good thing it wasnt the bosses or clients car
16:04 <@nachoguy> brimstone: have you hacked a fonera?
16:08 < ware> hehe
16:08 < ware> agreed
16:20 < Synx_hm> nachoguy, i hacked mine
16:23 <@nachoguy> synx a fonera or fonera+ ?
16:27 < ware> http://photos-d.ak.fbcdn.net/photos-ak-snc1/v2491/57/108/703400867/n703400867_1913427_4157.jpg
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17:02 <@Shadow404> oh nice, major fiber company fucked up in miami
17:03 <@nachoguy> http://www.thesmokinggun.com/archive/years/2009/0226091bird1.html
17:03 <@nachoguy> omgwtf Awesomeness
17:14 <@nachoguy> what, no comment on that?  a peophile who was given custody of someone else's children tried to trade them for a cockatoo\
17:14 <@nachoguy> c'mon I can't even make that up
17:20 <@sdodson> hi
17:22 <@sdodson> Reply-To: www.fbi_washington2@hotmail.com
17:22 <@sdodson> ok!
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17:27 <@Shadow404> be sure to include, maiden name and ssn#
17:30 <@TheLightcosine> /window 2
17:30 <@TheLightcosine> gah
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18:10 < jeebusroxors> no window 2 for you!
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19:40 <@sdodson> http://i44.tinypic.com/ncl1yv.png  nice
19:40 <@TheLightcosine> anyone here an expert on video codecs/transcoding?
19:52 <@sdodson> I watch a lot of porn, does that count?
20:00 <@TheLightcosine> no heh
20:01 <@TheLightcosine> not unless you know all about transcoding that pron from one type of video to another
20:02 < jeebusroxors> i know ffmpeg is awesome
20:04 < jeebusroxors> who was i talking to the other day about the columbia SC meetings?
20:04 <+eryc> me
20:05 < jeebusroxors> i think youre a liar
20:06 < jeebusroxors> anyways, ive got about 4 people attending the first one
20:06 < jeebusroxors> going to go down to put flyers in the 2600s...
20:08 <+eryc> ok and i will post on 4chan
20:08 < jeebusroxors> ill pass on that
20:09 <@TheLightcosine> hah
20:10 <@aestetix> vagina
20:14 <@sdodson> omg do people actually enjoy watching The Office?
20:16 < jeebusroxors> yes
20:16 < jeebusroxors> which one?
20:18 <@sdodson> US version.
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20:22 < jeebusroxors> it's not all that bad...
20:22 < jeebusroxors> the newer ones are becoming crap
20:22 < jeebusroxors> but this is the same nation that watches 'american idol' et al
20:25 <+eryc> http://sakamoto-model.co.jp/english/kango/sim_man/index.html
20:28 <@mtown_nerd> lol
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20:31 <@TheLightcosine> w000t
20:31 <@TheLightcosine> i got half of it working
20:31 <@TheLightcosine> now to jsut figure out why the subtitles aren't working
20:42  * aestetix just got back from an interview with Facebook
20:43 < jeebusroxors> evil
20:47 <+eryc> i could have taken a job at facebook but it was a step down
20:58 < ware> ureleet
21:15 <@sdodson> aestetix: zomg be my frenz on facebook!
21:15 <@sdodson> eryc: u21
21:15 <@sdodson> u2!
21:16 < jeebusroxors> eyel send u a prez lul
21:17 <+eryc> ok
21:18 <+eryc> do you want anything special for your little green patch
21:18 <@sdodson> i was just joking
21:18  * eryc likes this
21:18 <+eryc> me2
21:19  * eryc has changed his profile picture
21:19  * eryc is
21:21 <+eryc> Here is a Yellow Freesia plant for your (Lil) Green Patch. Could you help me by sending a plant back? Together we can fight Global Warming!
21:25 <@sdodson> wtf?
21:27 <+eryc> http://dubaiflowers.net/english/freesia.html
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