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| 2003/2/15-16 [Computer/SW/Languages/Perl] UID:27420 Activity:moderate |
2/14 how do people do floating point arithmetic in /bin/sh? i make
calls to bc, but i was wondering if there's a better way.
\_ I use awk.
\_ I use dc.
\_ use perl!
\_ too heavyweight
\_ doing the whole thing in perl is probably more lightweight
than doing it in sh and forking off everything you need to
fork off to actually accomplish your task.
\_ well, that naturally depends on how much floating point
arithmetic or other non-native-to-sh stuff you need to
do in the script... |
| 2003/2/15 [Politics/Foreign/Europe] UID:27421 Activity:nil |
2/14 http://www.cnn.com/2001/CAREER/trends/08/30/ilo.study American's work longer hours to make up for being less productive per hour. |
| 2003/2/15 [Uncategorized] UID:27422 Activity:high |
2/14 happy vday. so why am i depressed?
\_ you need a woman.
\_ or a man
\_ or a sheep
\_ or a lifelike toy
\_ http://www.realdoll.com
\_ http://www.muttonbone.com/loveewe.html |
| 2003/2/15 [Computer/HW/Display] UID:27423 Activity:high 76%like:27429 |
2/14 I have a Pentium PCI system (with 3 ISA slots), and an ISA MDA
(monochrome display adapter) video card and MDA monitor. How can I
get linux to boot with the MDA as the default console. This
computer is going to live in the basement, and I do not need
anything other than text console. I like the amber-colored display,
the fact that it does not flicker, and the monitor being small and
light. Any ideas? |
| 2003/2/15 [Computer/SW/OS/Windows, Computer/SW/Unix] UID:27424 Activity:high |
2/14 Is there a way to telnet TO a Windows 2000 machine? I am running
Advanced Server, and I'd rather do my Cygwin compiles on another
machine, since compiling renders the machine useless to keyboard
or mouse input. Is there some service I need to activate, or is
that only possible on installation?
\_ install exceed and turn on the telnetd.
\_ Alternate to telnet, it takes some doing, but you can run sshd
\_ Get Linux!
\_ yes.
on cygwin, or run rsync as a daemon. --scotsman
\_ It's ass. win2k has no concept of terms.
\_ http://www.google.com/search?q=windows+2000+telnet+server
\_ I have 4 other linux machines, but we're only halfway
switched to CVS, thus we use SourceSafe. Also, the
lead on my current project is a Cygwin/Windows guy.
The built in Telnet server disallows telnets from
linux boxes. I'll check for a free win-server.
\_ you can run openssh sshd on cygwin you know.
\_ What do you mean about the native telnetd disallows
telnet from linux??? Nonsense. |
| 2003/2/15 [Health/Women] UID:27425 Activity:kinda low |
2/14 http://www.yourbigfun.com/referredirect.asp?page_id=666&d=02-14-03 \_ boy how amazing. \_ damnit, I sat through the whole thing expecting some scary, screaming face to appear suddenly. I'm very disappointed. \_ You mean I wasted 30 seconds of my life on that!! I want my life back! |
| 2003/2/15-17 [Computer/Networking] UID:27426 Activity:nil |
2/14 I finally got around to setting up SPAN (makes your Cisco switch sort
of act like a hub) so that I can monitor my traffic. Ethereal kind of
shows which protocols are using most of my bandwidth, but doesn't
print pretty graphs. Also, I'm mostly interested in finding out which
hosts are using most of my traffic. Are there any Ethereal-like apps
that do this well? Pretty graphs are a major plus.
So far I've used TTT, which is kinda crappy.
\_ leaving span enabled all the time isnt a great idea, esp if you
are spanning the whole switch to one port, not just mirroring
a port or a given vlan.
\_ why isn't it a good idea? intrusion detection systems depend
on traffic monitor 100% of the time. SPAN is a wirespeed
feature on the catalyst family. Packet replication is done
by HW so there's no performance degradation. You can also do
fancier stuff like use VLAN ACLs to replicate all traffic
in/out of a VLAN and analyze that traffic. There's more
commericial software that analyzes netflow tables though. You
can also setup the router/switch to export those netflow
entries. -cisco guy
\_ not all switches behave the same when spanning.. relying on
spanning a whole switch to a single port is a ridiculous
idea w/ large switches that can easily handle more traffic
than any 1 port.. for example, a 6500.. the smart thing to
do with an IDS is to only span against the inbound/outbound
port rather than the whole switch. if you rather watch
the whole vlan then you splice down and mirror 1 vlan / port.
the easiest way to defeat an IDS is to overload its span
port or overload the IDS. there have also been many bugs
that are triggerred by sustained spanning on shitty (low
end) catalyst switches. for a "cisco guy" i dont think youve
worked with spanning very much on the ios based switches.
\_ yo yo yo... i just want to monitor traffic on my main ingress
point, nothing too intensive. and i dont have money to buy any
fancy nids crap... just want some free stuff to see who's running
kazaa and so forth... |
| 2003/2/15-17 [Computer/SW/OS/FreeBSD] UID:27427 Activity:nil |
2/15 Is there any application to play QCIF sequences on FreeBSD? Thanks. |
| 2003/2/15-16 [Recreation/Food] UID:27428 Activity:high |
2/14 I'm looking for interesting restaurants to go to in SF and LA. For
example asiaSf is pretty interesting. I'm straight by the way but
I like asiaSF cuz of novelty (and my gf likes weird places like that).
I just need suggestions... anything, like ethiopian or whatever is
ok. Thanks!
\_ The Tonga Room is supposed to be a pretty interesting place.
The Canelian Room had unbelieveable views of the SF/BA -- but
The Canelian Room has unbelieveable views of the SF/BA -- but
iirc, it's kinda pricy. -mice
\_ The Carnelian Room has a dress code. Fuck That Shit. -tom
\_ What are you, some kind of grown up child? It's okay to
dress up once in awhile. Really. Sometimes it's nice to go
somewhere fancier than La Bell or Hot Dog on a Stick.
\_ you're confusing "fancy" with "snooty". There are
plenty of places fancier than the Carnelian Room which
don't require ties. -tom
\_ Dress code is white protestant european oppression! You
tell em tom. Defend your right to dress like a bum.
\_ Tom likes to RIDE BIKE while eating dinner.
\_ pre-order a pizza from zachary's to the SFPD station in your name,
then snort coke and bunji-jump
off the golden gate bridge. when the pizza shows up at the
police station just after you're arrested, you'll look like
a genius and can impress your gf and will have a much more
interesting time than you would at asiaSF.
\_ this is one of the coolest ideas to come out of the motd. #1fan
\_ just out of curiosity, what does your sexual orientation have
to do with taste in restaurants?
\_ asiaSF is a gay meeting place
\_ psb, is that you? -psb fan #e^i
\_ you're part imaginary and part real? weird.
\_ hes a homophobic bigot and probably a conservative racist.
\_ ??? Is this from your cut'n'paste troll-o-rama file?
\_ do not threaten Trollbot. just give him a cookie and move
on to the next cage.
\_ I thought AsiaSF was pretty damned boring. Maybe I'm just jaded.
Getting served dinner by a dude in a dress simply isn't all
that 'different' around here.
\_ maybe you're just boring. not that many restaurants have a
model runway and electronic music and weird lights going on.
the fact that the models are crossdressers just adds to the
'difference' that you apparently can't see.
\_ of course he's boring. it's saturday, and he's trolling
the motd, just like you.
\_ there's a difference between bored and boring. |
| 2003/2/15-16 [Computer/HW/Display] UID:27429 Activity:moderate 76%like:27423 |
2/14 How can I get my Pentium machine (with PCI & ISA slots), to boot with
a MDA (monochrome display adapter) card and monitor as the
default console? This computer is going to run debian, live in the
basement, and I do not need anything other than text console. I
like the amber-colored display, the fact that it does not flicker,
and the monitor being small and light. Any ideas? I can't find
anything with google. I think this might be a BIOS issue.
\_ Install an MDA card, disable the builtin VGA card via BIOS.
\_ There is no built-in VGA card, I have been using a Matrox
VGA PCI card. If I remove it, will it boot using the installed
ISA MDA card if, in the BIOS, there is a "Video" menu:
VGA/CGA, EGA, MONO. Do I change this to MONO?
\_ There is no built-in VGA card, I have been using a Matrox VGA
PCI card. I have installed an ISA MDA card. In the BIOS,
there is a "Video" menu: VGA/CGA, EGA, MONO. If I change
this to MONO, remove the matrox card, and it doesn't work,
can I boot up again with my matrox video card with the BIOS in
"MONO" mode without messing up my matrox card and VGA monitor?
\_ Hey Thanks!! That worked. I'm logged in to soda on an amber
screen monochrome monitor. Way cool. Old school meets new school
I took the matrox out, so now I can use it in another computer.
\_ Do you really want/need a display? A simpler option might be
to configure lilo/grub and the kernel to redirect output to
com0 or com1.
\_ Yeah, I think I want a display, but what sort of
device are you invisioning on the com port? |
| 2003/2/15-16 [Recreation/Dating, Uncategorized/German] UID:27430 Activity:very high |
2/15 Motd way boring at the moment.
\_ SAVE THE OPPRESSED HOMOSEXUAL WHALES IN IRAQ FROM THE
PENILE-CENTRIC WHITE IMPERIALIST ENVIRO-RAPERS.
\_ Ein Reich, Ein Corp, Ein Folk, EIN BUSH!
\_ God, that protest was last week. Get with the times, would ya'?
\_ so is free sex available to protesters yet? waiting..
\_ actually, if they don't protest then you get free sex
\_ The protest itself is free sex.
http://www.masturbateforpeace.com
\_ be more funny!
\_ "jblack is a racist". Debate. |
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