tag. 16:21:03 <chumpster> commented item K 16:22:10 <AaronSw> K::Patch from Steven Hazel, via Edd Dumbill (with a small modification by me). Available under the same license as the Daily Chump itself. *Thanks!* 16:22:12 <chumpster> commented item K 16:23:20 <deltab> hmm, why not unified format? 16:23:58 <AaronSw> I dunno, that's what it was sent to me as. 16:25:14 <AaronSw> * AaronSw makes one last check for things to bring 16:29:21 <AaronSw> OK, off I go! 16:29:35 <AaronSw> I::I'm heading off -- see you in D.C.! 16:29:36 <chumpster> commented item I 16:29:41 <AaronSw> bye all 16:30:04 <AaronSw> * AaronSw disconnects 17:19:46 <sbp> sbp has joined #swhack 17:23:12 <sbp> sbp has quit 18:01:21 <AaronSw> * AaronSw reconnects 18:02:47 <AaronSw> * AaronSw waves from the airport 18:02:59 <AaronSw> hi BenSw, tav 18:03:31 <AaronSw> * AaronSw waves from 802.11 in Airport (ip-208.54.4.71.mobilestar.net) 18:04:53 <AaronSw> I::Hi there, here I am at O 18:04:55 <chumpster> commented item I 18:05:06 <AaronSw> shoot! 18:05:24 <AaronSw> I::Hi there, here I am at O'Hare airport using the MobileStart 802.11. Guess it still works... 18:05:25 <chumpster> commented item I 18:47:11 <AaronSw> The admirals club here is incredible... just absolutely beautiful 18:47:16 <AaronSw> swipe your card and you're in this whole 18:47:21 <AaronSw> world of business people 18:47:33 <AaronSw> telephones everywhere, plush seats, big screen tv, great views 18:48:00 <AaronSw> 718.3 kbps connection according to CNET 18:48:18 <AaronSw> can't wait until they get this in the plane 18:48:49 <AaronSw> admirals club: http://www.aa.com/admiralsclub 18:50:11 <AaronSw> blast their stupid website 18:52:33 <AaronSw> OK, time to go -- see you all 18:53:03 <xena> xena has joined #swhack 18:53:11 <AaronSw> .flight AA 1796 today 18:53:15 <xena> Flight number: 1796 Departure Date: Nov 04, 2001 18:53:15 <xena> Airport: Chicago, IL (ORD) Time: Estimated Departure Time 1:22 pm Gate: H3 18:53:16 <xena> Airport: Washington, DC (IAD) Time: Estimated Arrival Time 4:08 pm Gate: D21 18:53:33 <AaronSw> * AaronSw disconnects 18:58:27 <sbp> sbp has joined #swhack 19:01:44 <sbp> * sbp plays TSRTS at tremendous volume 19:06:47 <sbp> "The Rain Song" 19:23:44 <sbp> .define gd&r 19:23:49 <sbp> .help 19:23:53 <sbp> gprpgrgpgh 19:24:00 <sbp> logster, grep ^. 19:24:51 <logster> I'm logging. I found 36748 answers for '^.' (showing 0...4) 19:24:52 <logster> 0) 2001-11-04 19:24:00 <sbp> logster, grep ^. 19:24:53 <logster> 1) 2001-11-04 19:23:53 <sbp> gprpgrgpgh 19:24:54 <logster> 2) 2001-11-04 19:23:49 <sbp> .help 19:24:55 <logster> 3) 2001-11-04 19:23:44 <sbp> .define gd&r 19:24:56 <logster> 4) 2001-11-04 19:06:47 <sbp> "The Rain Song" 19:24:57 <sbp> logster? 19:25:39 <sbp> logster, grep ^\. 19:25:48 <sbp> I'm logging. Sorry, nothing found for '^\.' 19:26:20 <sbp> Gotta run 19:29:21 <sbp> sbp has quit 19:45:03 <xena> xena has quit 19:58:32 <xena> xena has joined #swhack 20:01:14 <sbp> sbp has joined #swhack 20:38:04 <BenSw> BenSw has quit 20:38:39 <SeanP> SeanP has joined #swhack 20:38:43 <SeanP> SeanP has left #swhack 20:44:26 <sbp> Heh, I've been programming too much. The song "the world is just a great big onion" came on an advert on T.V., and I found myself singing spontainiously, "the world is just, a great big function" 20:48:05 <sbp> <sbp> Hmm... botcommand = command ":" absolute-URI 20:48:05 <sbp> <sbp> hence botcommand != URI 20:51:27 <sbp> Gotta eun 20:51:30 <sbp> er... run 20:51:37 <sbp> sbp has quit 21:13:13 <tav> tav has quit 21:17:04 <tav> tav has joined #swhack 21:51:08 <elmaestro> elmaestro has joined #swhack 21:51:12 <elmaestro> hi 21:51:54 <elmaestro> how are you? 21:53:36 <elmaestro> elmaestro has quit 22:01:28 <elmaestro> elmaestro has joined #swhack 22:05:23 <elmaestro> elmaestro has quit 22:10:05 <BenSw> BenSw has joined #swhack 22:10:09 <BenSw> Hi Aaron 22:10:35 <BenSw> Aaron have you made it to washington yet?

00:02:47 sbp has joined #swhack 00:03:26 Hi sbp 00:03:28 D:: 00:03:28 http://www.tuxedo.org/~esr/jargon/html/Hacker-Writing-Style.html 00:03:29 Hacker Writing Style 00:03:35 What'd you want to say about it? 00:03:37 hi there 00:03:39 ah, thanks 00:04:05 D::Doesn't contain any information about the difference in the level of emphasis between _ and * 00:04:06 commented item D 00:04:57 hmm 00:05:05 why didn't it chump properly when I did it? 00:05:17 I think it was while chumpster was split. 00:05:29 no, chumpster was definitely in there 00:05:34 D::I always thought _foo_ was italics/underline (which are semantically interchangable) while *foo* was bold. 00:05:35 commented item D 00:05:40 Odd, don't know then. 00:05:48 Did you see I added archives? 00:05:52 Just need to link them... 00:06:09 yeah 00:06:25 D::Me too 00:06:26 commented item D 00:07:40 hmm, the chump responses look odd without NOTICE 00:07:59 yeah 00:08:38 You think so? 00:08:46 I guess I can fix them... 00:09:07 The problem was that Snak dealt with them horribly, but I think that bug is now fixed. 00:09:25 oh? how? 00:09:39 they'd appear in the topmost window 00:09:59 quite annoyinh 00:10:01 err annoying 00:10:33 chumpster has quit 00:11:01 chumpster has joined #swhack 00:11:04 A:: 00:11:05 http://www.ananova.com/entertainment/story/sm_440167.html 00:11:06 'Evil' Potter film may be boycotted in US 00:11:07 (sbp) 'One mother told The South Carolina state education board they had a "serious tone of death, hate, lack of respect and sheer evil".' 00:11:08 (sbp) Ananova has some really cool stuff... 00:11:09 (sbp) One boy got [sent home for wearing a dress to school|http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_440310.html] 00:11:10 (sbp) Another boy got [suspended for wearing a vagina to school|http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_439191.html] 00:11:13 (sbp) One lucky chap's getting a [shag and possibly a Madonna ticket|http://www.ananova.com/entertainment/story/sm_331690.html] 00:11:16 (sbp) Ananova has the oddest stories... 00:11:18 Happy now? 00:11:33 more importantly, are you? 00:11:40 sbp has quit 00:11:45 has Snak's bug been fixed? 00:11:45 Since when am I so important? 00:11:48 Yes. 00:16:11 sbp has joined #swhack 00:17:58 Heh, heh: " yes, Yes, YES " 00:21:22 Zooko: """We bought a little bicycle helmet intended for "ages 12 months to 36 months" and Irby looks very funny in it, like a caricature of a Star Wars villain. But it works! He wears it, and when he topples he still cries, but I don't hear that horrifying coconut sound of his tender little noggin cracking on the floor.""" 00:21:31 Irby, future Star Wars Villan. :-) 00:21:50 @ http://zooko.com/zooko_current_events.html 00:21:52 E: http://zooko.com/zooko_current_events.html from AaronSw 00:22:04 @ Zooko: "We've been really worried about Irby cracking his head on the floor." 00:22:05 F: Zooko: from AaronSw 00:22:14 Oops, shoot 00:22:21 E:|Zooko: "We've been really worried about Irby cracking his head on the floor." 00:22:22 titled item E 00:22:32 chumpster has quit 00:23:19 I liked the bit about testing the floor surfaces 00:23:24 I used to do that at Badminton 00:23:38 Heh, you told us. 00:23:48 I can just imagine Zooko and Amber sitting and smacking their heads. 00:23:53 "Hmm, this one is good!" 00:23:57 heh 00:24:08 Oh, let's blog that 00:24:26 chumpster has joined #swhack 00:24:26 how many hits on average is the blog getting? 00:24:35 Dunno, really. 00:24:41 D:: 00:24:41 http://www.tuxedo.org/~esr/jargon/html/Hacker-Writing-Style.html 00:24:42 Hacker Writing Style 00:24:43 (sbp) Doesn't contain any information about the difference in the level of emphasis between _ and * 00:24:44 (AaronSw) I always thought _foo_ was italics/underline (which are semantically interchangable) while *foo* was bold. 00:24:45 (sbp) Me too 00:24:47 E:: 00:24:48 http://zooko.com/zooko_current_events.html 00:24:49 Zooko: "We've been really worried about Irby cracking his head on the floor." 00:25:08 E::"""We bought a little bicycle helmet intended for "ages 12 months to 36 months" and Irby looks very funny in it, like a caricature of a Star Wars villain. But it works! He wears it, and when he topples he still cries, but I don't hear that horrifying coconut sound of his tender little noggin cracking on the floor.""" 00:25:09 commented item E 00:25:16 E::Irby, future Star Wars villan 00:25:17 commented item E 00:25:18 could you find out? 00:25:29 yeah, if you blog this: 00:25:30 I liked the bit about testing the floor surfaces 00:25:30 I used to do that at Badminton 00:25:37 O.K. 00:25:46 E::I liked the bit about testing the floor surfaces 00:25:46 commented item E 00:25:52 E::I used to do that at Badminton 00:25:52 commented item E 00:25:56 :-) 00:26:06 We have 32 hits. 00:26:12 33 now. 00:26:27 E::Er... but not with my head. My knee used to suffer 00:26:28 commented item E 00:26:29 Most are from me and weblogs.com 00:26:38 the rest are me 00:26:48 no, there's one from "gbloggle" 00:27:19 gbloggle? Hmm... 00:27:30 "gbloogle/3.1.4 (ben@benhammersley.com)" 00:27:30 And "LinkWalker" 00:27:36 Ooh, Edd linked to us! 00:28:46 cool 00:29:13 Hmm, we're linked to from http://www.yaywastaken.com/ 00:30:01 lol! 00:30:01 [[[ 00:30:01 These pages operate best with Netscape 4.0+. If you’re not using Netscape 4.0+, strange things may happen as you browse through this site. 00:30:01 ]]] - http://www.wordfocus.com/index.html 00:30:05 Gotta chump that... 00:30:07 Heh. 00:30:11 @ http://www.wordfocus.com/index.html 00:30:13 F: http://www.wordfocus.com/index.html from sbp 00:30:26 F:|Focusing On Words 00:30:27 titled item F 00:30:37 F::"""These pages operate best with Netscape 4.0+. If you’re not using Netscape 4.0+, strange things may happen as you browse through this site.""" 00:30:38 commented item F 00:30:43 F::Oh, how I chortle 00:30:43 E::I can just imagine Zooko and Amber sitting and smacking their heads. "Ooh, this one is good!" 00:30:44 commented item F 00:30:46 commented item E 00:30:57 heh, twin blogging 00:31:17 heh 00:34:06 Heh, heh, heh: http://www.userfriendly.org/cartoons/archives/01nov/xuf003603.gif 00:34:28 Ooh, Edd sent me the XSLTs for RSS. 01:02:25 logster, grep metafilter 01:02:37 I'm logging. I found 4 answers for 'metafilter' 01:02:38 0) 2001-11-04 01:02:25 logster, grep metafilter 01:02:39 1) 2001-08-03 00:48:11 lol! http://www.metafilter.com/comments.mefi/6048 01:02:41 2) 2001-08-03 20:23:27 Yes, the metafilter junk 01:02:42 3) 2001-08-03 00:48:11 lol! http://www.metafilter.com/comments.mefi/6048 01:09:46 RSS for the Weblog: http://blogspace.com/swhack/weblog/index.rss 01:09:56 great 01:27:47 elmaestro has joined #swhack 01:27:51 hi 01:27:58 how are you? 01:28:13 Hi there 01:28:16 fine, thanks 01:47:48 For future reference: 01:48:04 yeah, I noticed that email 01:48:15 don't like Airport being used as a property 01:48:52 It isn't. 01:49:08 Do the striping count... 01:49:22 oh yeah... 01:49:24 ugh 01:49:35 why? 01:50:00 why what? 01:50:45 why ugh? 01:51:19 stupid XML RDF 01:51:36 heh 01:52:13 * AaronSw wonders what books to bring on his trip 02:03:17 cu @ all 02:03:24 elmaestro has quit 02:07:52 interesting list: http://www.stanford.edu/~adamrapp/top100.html 02:07:54 @ http://www.stanford.edu/~adamrapp/top100.html 02:07:55 G: http://www.stanford.edu/~adamrapp/top100.html from sbp 02:08:07 G:|Some Guy's Top 100 Songs List 02:08:08 titled item G 02:08:16 G::Quite a varied collection 02:08:17 commented item G 02:08:34 I agree with his #1 and #100 02:10:05 G::Not nearly enough Beatles for my liking, though 02:10:06 commented item G 02:11:55 bbiab 02:12:12 * AaronSw disconnects 02:14:01 G::Here's [http://www.rocknworld.com/specials/top100/songs/index.shtml|another list], with some odd choices (or rather, ordering) 02:14:02 commented item G 02:18:48 * AaronSw reconnects 02:19:54 or choices in ordering 02:20:28 Startup Disk is taking forever... 02:24:51 Rhapsody In Blue is your favourite "song" of all time? 02:25:00 Yeah, I think so. 02:25:11 I love that song. 02:25:39 * AaronSw sings Rhapsody in Blue 02:26:11 It's very good... but I don't know how it can hold anything to many of the Beatles songs. Can you honestly say that it's better than Strawberry Fields? 02:26:25 Oh, unquestionably. 02:26:35 brb 02:26:42 how so? 02:26:58 It's just full of emotion, and passion. 02:27:14 And w/o there'd likely be no Strawberry Fields. 02:27:30 I find that the way SF was written was just incredible... listening back to Lennon's early takes yields a range of feelings, from the dreamy Spanish... [cut to answer your claim] 02:27:38 possibly 02:27:53 But without Beethoven... 02:28:16 * AaronSw goes to put on SF... 02:28:17 brb 02:28:21 O.k> 02:28:27 * AaronSw disconnects 02:28:29 as I was saying... 02:28:47 you can feel how SF was written when you hear it in the context of the early takes 02:29:22 but then the way it was tweaked into the master. Unbelievable. The outro sequence, with the train, the way the ambience changes a minute into the track... it's just wonderful 02:29:27 and the Cranberry Sauce 02:32:00 Rhapsody In Blue is good because it combines the Jazz feel with the kind of Russian feel... er... how better can I put it 02:32:29 it's like nothing else in that period, even though it really revolves around that central riff 02:36:17 * AaronSw reconnects 02:36:53 * sbp wonders how many people have picked up on the Prokofiev influence, if any 02:37:19 What album is it on? 02:37:45 I think we studied that in school once... 02:37:50 what album is what on? Strawberry Fields? 02:37:57 Magical Mystery Tour 02:39:36 Prokofiev was the one who wrote the war piece based on an old folk tune, right? 02:39:46 the intro to RIB is quite scary, though... 02:40:24 he wrote "Peter And The Wolf" 02:41:01 deltab has quit 02:42:14 if I was in that concert hall in 193x when Gershwin premiered RIB, I probably would have cried... if I was in Studio x at Abbey Road when The Beatles recorded SF. Well, who knows 02:42:47 Heh. 02:46:27 I can't believe I can't find Strawberry Fields... 02:46:59 deltab has joined #swhack 02:47:17 It's on Magical Mystery Tour 02:49:05 I know. 02:49:09 Ah, here it is. 02:49:21 too many beatles records, I say 02:49:32 and you think that "Good Vibrations" is exactly #100? 02:50:54 could you give a top 5? 02:52:10 I don't know about exactly... 02:52:57 Bohemian Rhapsody is on there 02:53:33 as is Abbey Road side 2 02:54:52 Hmm, I hate to admit this but I don't think I've ever listened to Strawberry Fields quite like this. 02:55:39 like what? like *really* listen? 02:55:47 Yeah. 02:55:53 I think I get something new out of it everytime I hear it... 02:58:48 actually, you might really appreciate The Rain Song 03:03:51 * sbp works out the first 30 seconds or so of RIB 03:04:16 Pff, and I would have hoped that OLGA could provide the rest, but nope: http://www.olga.net/dynamic/browse.php?local=classical/g/gershwin_george/ 03:08:13 The Rain Song? 03:08:25 * AaronSw commandeers BenSw's computer temporarily 03:08:36 heh, heh 03:08:45 Backing up my whole machine, and as you might guess it's taking a while 03:08:46 yes, The Rain Song 03:09:01 The Rain Song, Houses Of The Holy, Led Zeppelin 03:09:06 a while: yeah 03:09:27 I should be able to use it again once it gets past the "Scanning" phase. 03:09:52 Hmm, looks like it hit the HTTP archive... 03:10:03 apx. 110,000 files so far 03:10:45 ugh 03:12:04 Hmm, I like Strawberry Fields, but I don't see why it's your favorite song... doesn't hold together well IMO. 03:12:41 it holds together remarkably well for when John was trying to do, I think 03:13:05 s/when/what/? 03:13:18 er, yes 03:13:33 I used to regard "I Am The Walrus" as the best song ever, but then I listened to SF closely... 03:13:41 trying to do: and what was that? 03:14:06 I don't know, but if you listen to how the song progressed, it's fascinating 03:14:37 and he *still* managed to come up with the best song ever (IMO), so that's just scary 03:14:45 progressed: Where would I do that? On the anthology? 03:15:03 yeah, and through some Napster cuts 03:15:12 well the best song you've ever heard... 03:15:15 when Napster was around... 03:15:20 try AG for the second take 03:15:42 no, I seriously wonder how anyone could ever beat it 03:15:55 because it carries all of the culture behind it too 03:16:07 and you can only really have that period in musical history once 03:16:10 TODO AaronSw: rain song, strawberry fields take 2 03:16:27 well, get the initials and take 1 first 03:16:55 Take 7 is also interesting. The first minute of the main version is from that 03:17:13 ugh, i can't find anything in ben's room... 03:17:48 even Ben? 03:18:13 heheh 03:18:16 He's not here\ 03:18:38 he's out watching tv 03:18:55 Hmm... I think that in some regards my songwriting abilities are limited by the intrument I play 03:19:23 not surprising, i think that in some regards my thoughts are limited by the language i speak 03:19:30 say I'd been able to come up with RIB and SF in one evening. I'd do them on the guitar, play them to people, and they'be like, "what's that ment to be?" 03:19:37 yeah 03:19:45 it really bums me 03:20:15 man, that opening glissendo is *so* difficult on the guitar. Have to bend up about 5 fret's worth 03:22:53 fret? 03:25:23 deltab has quit 03:25:38 yeah. A semitone of space, marked on the guitar by huge lumpy bits of metal that span the fretboard 03:25:54 put your finger behind one, pluck a sting, you have a note 03:26:06 s/sting/string/ 03:27:12 ah 03:31:10 up to 240,000 files or so 03:32:01 Ben is back. 03:32:55 deltab has joined #swhack 03:33:04 deltab has quit 03:33:04 deltab has joined #swhack 03:33:10 having a bad net hair day, deltab? 03:33:15 * BenSw is AaronSw 03:36:41 when it comes to expression of thought, English is about as useful as a triangle 03:37:51 heh 03:39:24 but there are patches in musical expression too... there are still a couple of forms of music that I can kinda feel, but don't have any songs to say "ooh, that's the kind of thing I mean" 03:39:45 Love And Theft was a great find because it patched up quite a few holes that really needed patching 03:40:50 heh, if someone asked me to describe exactly what type of music I want "patched"... 03:41:07 ...you can just imagine me getting a triangle, and banging on it fuiously - this is the kind of thing! 03:41:20 ting-ting-ting! 03:41:25 Heh heh heh. 03:42:41 but really, I'm looking for a kind of post-30s Jazz type of feel. i.e. Jazz, without the Jazz element 03:42:59 Riiight. 03:43:10 310,000 files 03:43:17 ting-ting-ting! 03:43:53 y'know, like those five piece Jazz/Blues combos. If I could get to more clubs... 03:46:04 yeah, that'd be cool 03:46:08 you'd be unstoppable then 03:46:34 oh, I just thought, I recorded some songs, and put a couple online. Let me find them... 03:47:18 BenSw has quit 03:48:36 BenSw has joined #swhack 03:48:43 wb 03:48:49 still trying to find those songs 03:48:59 I'll figure this out eventually... 03:49:13 er... I might be able to get Mr. Brady's Envelope - that joke song I wrote 03:50:15 ugh, I think infomesh.net is down 03:50:36 350,000 03:50:41 down? ouch.... 04:00:56 400,000 files 04:01:33 how many files do you have? 04:01:41 That's what this is trying to find out. 04:02:06 I half-jokingly wonder if I'll run out of diskspace just from counting the files. 04:02:18 ah 04:02:36 shoot, i don't even know how much diskspace is left... 04:02:56 well, at least nothing important is open 04:05:13 Arpeggio: Dm Fb5,6 CMaj,9 D9 FMaj7 Em7(II) CMaj CMaj,9 CMaj 04:06:08 Hmm... not all that great 04:06:41 then again, I've been listening to Gershwin for about the past hour, so perhaps my judgement is clouded 04:07:04 no, it's definitely pedestrain 04:07:15 er... pedestrian 04:07:53 hmm, site up? 04:08:42 dunno. everything's really slow at the moment; my bandwidth is being used up triple-time on other things 04:09:28 I can't seem to get thru either. 04:09:57 The anthology mix of Sgt. Pepper is quite good imo 04:10:25 Makes me want to take out a stick and start whacking things 04:10:31 I like the anthology Penny Lane 04:10:42 It's OK. 04:10:53 whacking things? 04:10:59 Yeah... 04:11:00 gmrgmrgrgrgmprgrmgpmgrpgmrpmgprmgh: my mail's down too 04:11:14 well, obviously 04:11:16 461,000 files 04:11:45 Hmm, one cool thing about IMAP is I guess I could read mail on this machine too. 04:15:31 500,000 files 04:15:51 how many do you reckon you'll have? 04:16:07 That's a good question... it's bound to be quite a lot. 04:16:45 I'm starting to wonder whether i should back up at all... 04:16:50 Ooh, it's done! 04:17:04 Guess it was about 1/2 a million 04:17:25 Started at 8:18.... 04:17:27 .time cst 04:17:30 pah...] 04:17:47 10:19 now 04:17:57 so almost 2 hrs. exactly 04:17:59 eek 04:18:14 and now it's "Preparing to Execute" -- this could take a while 04:18:43 deltab has quit 04:19:20 * sbp searches his computer 04:19:55 for what? 04:20:03 find / | wc 04:20:04 ? 04:20:19 for everything 04:20:25 ah, thought so 04:20:35 59,677 04:20:46 Heh, I'm bigger by an order of magnitude! 04:21:05 Ooh, it beeped. 04:21:07 yeah 04:21:18 Now we're in the "Copying" phase 04:21:40 and my computer is back! 04:21:41 but how much data do you have? 04:21:48 9 GB or so 04:21:49 I've used 5.57GB 04:21:51 deltab has joined #swhack 04:21:56 ooh, big flood of connects and disconnects... heh heh 04:22:05 beep, bop, beep, bop 04:22:09 a lot of my files are in ZIP archives... 04:22:25 Hi. 04:22:51 hi Aaron! we were just talking about you 04:22:57 Really?! 04:22:58 Wow... 04:23:19 yeah, review the logs 04:23:23 Boy this laptop is hot... 04:23:26 * AaronSw reviews the logs... 04:23:31 actually, brb 04:23:49 Boy, Ben was pretty talkative. 04:26:14 yeah 04:26:25 he said some weird things, too 04:26:32 Ugh, "waiting for reply" -- that can't be good. 04:26:56 Well I completed a whole 13K! 04:27:08 no, it rarely is 04:27:26 Especially the "(this may take a while)" bit. 04:27:37 next time, go for 50K 04:27:47 I wonder why it got all stuck... 04:27:55 computer seems fine 04:29:05 So, for the record, it was 507,327 files. 04:29:11 and I transferred one of them. 04:29:43 lol 04:30:58 For a total of 7.3GB 04:31:00 8.5012148734018130938217403689864 times what I have 04:31:04 and I transferred 13K 04:31:29 Hmm, Mac OS X says I'm using 9.15GB... 04:31:42 that's quite sad 04:32:07 It's really sad. 04:32:28 1.7808219178082191780821917808221e-4% 04:32:51 err, Mac OS 9 04:33:05 and it also says I have 676,236 files 04:33:12 heh, 0.000178%. Yes, that is 04:33:46 so just about 100,000 ambiguity. Not much 04:34:08 I wonder what those files are doing... I mean, the 2 GBs would sure be nice 04:34:18