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00:57 < ware> Young college girls are vajazzling their private regions in efforts to tempt young men to mate with them and have children out of wedlock. These dangerous trends are exposing men to risks of fatherhood, STDs and even dropping out of school.
01:08 < fie> ware, I never realized you were so concerned about society.
01:25 <@tzanger> vajazzling?
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01:51 < foe> it's time for me to put on my pants!
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05:02 < fie> hello world
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08:31 <@Evilpig> http://www.biddingforgood.com/auction/item/Item.action?id=110159597
08:56 < ware> wutup
08:58 < h1t3ch> y0
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09:14 < nachoguy> mr0nin
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13:45 <@Dagmar> Wow
13:45 <@Dagmar> http://googlesystem.blogspot.com/2010/04/two-beautiful-ads-for-google-chrome.html
13:45 <@Dagmar> They're not joking.
13:45 <@Dagmar> _beautiful_
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13:45 <@Dagmar> The one for extentions is awesome
14:08 <@Dagmar> rofl
14:08 <@devoid> Wow. That's sad.
14:08 <@Dagmar> Lufthansa has offered the guy who left his prototype iPhone in a bar to Germany for free
14:08 <@Dagmar> Free tickets
14:09 <@Dagmar> devoid: What's sad about it
14:09 <@Dagmar> It's a beautiful set piece
14:14 < nachoguy> http://lh4.ggpht.com/_TVVDdbRQQfg/SCxoCLN7vrI/AAAAAAAABDo/r7i7qxAvtkM/1196190768115.jpg
14:16 < epoxy> uhh wow
14:16  * epoxy boggles
14:17 <@tzanger> bah I was expecting beautiful women
14:17 < ware> http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash1/hs466.ash1/25603_436295588218_506303218_5563853_1223089_n.jpg
14:21 < nachoguy> nice ware
14:21 < epoxy> time to dump 9.10 off there
14:24 < ware> ima haxin on it
14:24 < ware> just using those for examples to show my boss
14:24 < ware> avg and dell are giving me issues booting
14:24 < ware> im not sure how / if any bootable iso's will "just work" over pxe
14:24 < ware> seems like they should tho *shrug*
14:28 <@Dagmar> Possibly "just work" is a bit misleadign since afaik you're still going to need to mount the ISO over (probably) NFS
14:28 <@Dagmar> A 650Mb boot image is going to be a bit to swallow all at once.  Heh
14:29 < ware> thats what i was thinking too
14:30 <@Dagmar> http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/478 looks like these guys are mostly doin' it tho
14:30 < ware> i gotta figure out how to do it
14:30 < ware> i saw one you can kickstart it and point it to a webserver
14:30 <@Dagmar> Yeah that's the main point of kickstart actually
14:30 < epoxy> ware, what are you trying to accomplish ?
14:30 <@Dagmar> They were emulating Sun's JumpStart (without all the maddening bugs)
14:30 < epoxy> an AV solution ?
14:31 <@Dagmar> That would be one way to get a trusted environment for AV scanning
14:31 < epoxy> yeah
14:32 < epoxy> we do something like that with out clients
14:32 < epoxy> s/out/our
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14:43 < ware> epoxy: diagnostic station
14:45 < ware> diagnostic VLAN* really
14:46 < ware> id like to have the infrastructure in place to image machines too
14:48 < epoxy> foh
14:48 < epoxy> *fog
14:48 < epoxy> is the shti
14:48 < epoxy> i give up
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15:19 <@Dagmar> WIN http://thereifixedit.com/2010/04/23/epic-kludge-photo-automatic-lawn-mower/
15:36 < nachoguy> I think that's from an add
15:36 < nachoguy> err, ad
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16:05 <@Dagmar> Bears: Nature's Plonking Tool
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16:17 <@Dagmar> Jesus
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16:17 <@Dagmar> Consumer Depot of all places has netbooks for cheap
16:17 <@Dagmar> God help me I hate those people
16:20 < fie> 16:20 bitches!
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19:27 <@Dagmar> Irritable admins: 6  dhpot: 0
19:27 <@Dagmar> I'm getting fucking tired of seeing admin/admin
20:08 <@Shadow404> er? admin down when shouldnt be?
20:09 <@Dagmar> No, just these fucking home router appliances that keep getting abused by script kiddies
20:09 <@Dagmar> Every day I check my logs for people trying to connect *here* on port 23.
20:10 <@Dagmar> More often than not, I can telnet to that IP, and they've got default credentials, AND they're running some fucking scanning worm
20:10 <@Dagmar> So generally I murder the worm, then disable remote network administration from off their home LAN
20:10 <@Dagmar> Barring that, I change the password.
20:13 <@Shadow404> heh, first rule, always change default pass
20:14 <@Dagmar> Actually, I'd say the _real_ first rule is "never design a product with a trivial password and internet-facing administration mechanisms as defaults."
20:15 <@Dagmar> ...like to the point that I'm tempted to go grab the latest DD-WRT, hack it up to make the default password the goddamn MAC address (since it's printed on the underside of the things) and submit it to them with a scolding.
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21:31 < rattleX> Dagmar: Whatever.  dd-wrt's biggest issue is that once someone gets an instance doing what they want it to, they don't update it.  dd-wrt is far from hardened.  It's got lots of sploits in the wild.
21:32 < rattleX> With the big cravat of "unless you are on top of your shit" which is always valid...  Running dd-wrt will make you less secure than the default firmware.
21:32 < rattleX> Sorry to shit on anyones' parade.
21:37 < ware> show us
21:37 < ware> cause i agree with dagmar
22:14 <@dasunt> Is it internet facing?  Most of the home routers and firewalls I know of only have access on the LAN side.
22:14 <@dasunt> So I'm guessing default password is tried from a botted CD.
22:14 <@dasunt> Er, PC.
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23:44 <@Corydon76-dig> dasunt: The problem is that it's made extremely easy to enable it on the WAN side, which people set and forget
23:44 <@dasunt> Corydon76-dig: Is that most of the exploits though?
23:45 <@Corydon76-dig> OTOH, debating whether default firmware or ddwrt is more insecure is kind of like debating whether lead or arsenic is a more toxic poison
23:46 <@Corydon76-dig> If you're on top of your shit, you won't have a router like that outward facing in the first place
23:48 <@Corydon76-dig> Or the inane table sugar vs high fructose corn syrup argument
23:48 <@coil> fuck hfcs
23:49 <@Corydon76-dig> coil: once they pass the digestive system, they are functionally identical.  One is merely a compound of the other
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23:50 <@Corydon76-dig> The reason they call it high fructose isn't that it has higher fructose than table sugar; it's because normal corn syrup has basically no fructose at all
23:53 <@coil> it still makes you fat and lazy
23:54 <@Corydon76-dig> No more than regular table sugar
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