User1: User2 you around?
User2: canthus13, yo
User2: canthus13, what's up my man?
User2: Man, I hope Oda does not buy the book
User2: people got ripped off
User3: ?
User2: Cheri703, he ripps people off. Reddit went nuts over it a while back
User3: who/what book?
User2: Cheri703, the 27bslash6 guy
User3: hmm...ok
User1: User2 Oh. I'm fighting with isolinux right now.
 * canthus13 is attempting to boot crunchbang from his mp3 player.
User1: I can get to a boot: prompt, but no further.  I'm reinstalling right now.
User1: right now, I'm waiting for dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sdc to finish on a 16gb partition... over USB. :(
User2: canthus13, woo isolinux
User2: canthus13, what's the boot conf file?
User2: canthus13, are you telling it to boot via USB and not HD?
User2: canthus13, BRB, leave me messages :)
User1: I'll find out soon... I'm using this as a rough guide:  http://francisshanahan.com/index.php/2006/boot-linux-from-a-creative-zen-visionm/
User1: Blargh.. Now I have to wait for the stupid thing to finish formatting. :{
User4: Twitter is epic...
User4: they actually don't delete idiots who have accounts just to list all the websites they've DDOS'd. >.>
 * canthus13 drools.
User3: ?
 * canthus13 makin' garlic & onion hash browns.
User3: nice!
User1: From scratch. :)
User1: With fresh garlic....
User1: Bah. Forgot the chili pepper... Oh well. :)
User3: you should be cooking them in a cast iron pan!
User3: :)
 * canthus13 doesn't do cast iron.
User1: Too much of a pain to deal with.
 * Cheri703 hearts cast iron
User3: and lard :) lately I've been frying things in lard
User3: very nice and crispy
User1: Wife can't deal with cast iron.. She's got carpal tunnel syndrome.
User3: ah, understandable
 * canthus13 frying in a combination of sausage grease and canoli.
User3: that works :)
User3: canola?
User1: Yeah.
User3: :)
User1: Meh. Can't believe I screwed that one up.
User3: heh
User3: it's ok
User1: Yeah, but me being a spelling nazi and all...
User3: I hate it when I make typos, just bugs me
User1: blah. I hate waiting for food.. :P
User3: heh, yeah
User5: User3 The heatsink and fan pop right off (lever/switch style) so that won't be the hard part....
User3: awesome
 * canthus13 noms his potatoes and sausage.
User1: A little burnt but tasty. :)
User3: potatoes and sausage is a popular combination in our house :)
User1: It's definitely missing the chili pepper. :/
User3: what kind of sausage do you use?
User1: Umm.. Bah. don't remember the brand, but it's sage.
User1: Old Tennessee, I think.
User1: something like that. :P
User3: nice
User3: I like sage sausage
User3: aldi has good prices on bulk sausage (1 lb rolls)
User1: I'll have to look next time I'm there...
User3: yeah, their ground turkey (frozen) is really inexpensive as well, I get that for use in manwich type things
User1: Yup. That's one of the reasons I go there.
User3: their frozen/refrigerated products are really good. the dry mixes and such, sometimes questionable
User1: Wal Mart had a great sale on chicken breast the other day... $1.25/lb. :)
User3: they have good prices on salmon as well
User1: User3 Save A Lot has better salmon.
User3: interesting
User1: Save A Lot has better fish overall
User1: Lower sodium for the most part.
User3: save a lot is....questionable in general, at least the one in columbus I went to
User1: Yeah.. but their frozen stuff is usually decent.. they cater to/rip off the food stamp crowd, tho.  early in the month, the prices are higher.
User3: interesting
User1: (For meats, anyway)
User1: User2 Hrm. I've got Knoppix booting.. Now to figure out why I can't get crunchbang to boot.  Better yet, I'd like to be able to choose one or the zbarnett@example.net.
User4: Amazon fail...: https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2010/12/amazon-and-wikileaks-first-amendment-only-strong
User4: canthus13, I'm probably stating the obvious but grub2 'should' be able to see both of them.
User1: User4 Sure, but the problem I'm having right now is that if I install just crunchbang, it sits at 'boot:' and can't find anything to  actually boot.
User1: Knoppix is still better than windows, though... and I've never seen it not recognize a piece of hardware.
 * canthus13 is happy. He booted off his MP3 player *AND* managed to get the stupid thing to start recognizing new MP3s copied onto it.
User1: Next project: upgrade it to a larger hard drive. :)
User3: rawr rawr
User5: Yes?
User3: eh, one of those things
User5: You have used Xchat and Pidgin for IRC right?
User3: yeah
User3: prefer xchat
User3: actually used kvirc back on windows
User5: Thanks
User5: Why xchat?
User3: just works for me
User3: this guy who I used to talk to back in the day im'd me out of NOWHERE and is whining about getting dumped >.< I'm making reassuring noises, but...meh
User5: Does he have no friends?
User3: he "can't talk to them about this"
User5: He can't talk to his friends but he can random people he used to know....
 * Cheri703 is the shoulder many people cry on
User3: cool image: http://s.buzzfeed.com/static/imagebuzz/terminal01/2009/3/12/15/prosthetic-legs-through-the-years-22759-1236886784-7.jpg
User5: Does the "Save and Quit" ever kill you?
User3: hmm...not lately
User5: I use that one too much......way too much....
User3: I just turn on the session manager
User6: woof
User3: hi?
 * Habitual waves
User3: how are you?
User6: Very well, thank you. How are you?
User3: alright, dealing with moody husband this morning, but other than that :)
User6: well, being married, I can only offer compassion.
User6: woof
User3: hello again...
 * Habitual waves.
User6: Husband settle down? :P
User3: I suppose, he's glued to his computer game now
User6: I am hard pressed to reply.
User6: I never understood gamers if that is the case.  I mean NO offense.
User3: yeah, I don't get it myself
User3: *shrug* point of contention. anyway
User3: so where are you located?
User3: I'm in mansfield
User6: Youngstown
User3: that's cool
User5: Is there any reason why it would be better to install Linux 64-bit over 32?
User3: depends on what your computer can handle
User3: I don't know beyond that
User1: User5 you're running a server, don't need flash, need to use ungodly amounts of memory....
User6: I'm sure there's plenty of arguments but none I can defend soundly. 32 bit runs fine on 64 :)
User1: Flash seems to have a lot of issues in 64 bit.
 * canthus13 runs 64 on one of his servers because there is a little bit of a performance gain... Not much, though.
User5: I was thinking about doing it... this would be a normal home comp (just installed UbuntuLM on a comp)
User5: UbuntuLM 64bit
User6: 32 :)
User5: User6 that's what I'm thinking... this is the only thing that made 64 sound good http://www.pcstats.com/articleview.cfm?articleid=1665&page=8
User6: ah Crypto! Ive been all over that subject today.
User6: for excessive computations you'd want 64, but for GP stuff, 32 is fine.
User5: I do some video converting (but I don't think 64 will help)
User6: prolly knot. :)
User5: 32 it is.... (now I have to reinstall on the other comp :P )
User6: you compiling programs for polypeptide optimizations, 64 bit. else GP, 32.
User6: Everyday stuff, 32 bit.
User6: our desktop computers are faster than those that sent Apollo to the moon. :)
User7: our phones are faster
User7: and I'm not even talking the smart ones
User1: meh. my old TI calculator is faster.
User1: Ooo. Geek gore:  http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/11/26/ventblockers_2/
User5: After cleaning it out a bit:http://img411.imageshack.us/img411/2631/dscf1271r.jpg
User5: There was a ton on the fan, the computer wouldn't stay on for more then 3 min
 * canthus13 liked the mummified frog....
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