00:06:02 [GlobalNotice] Hi all. If you're using custom channel levels, please let us know. Apparently it's possible to reset all channels' levels with a single command, which ignores a channelname option if specified. 8) 00:06:19 [[[Word does not accept file names longer than 31 characters for saving new files. However, you can open and save files that already have file names that are longer than 31 characters]]] 00:06:24 Word cannot open TextEdit files that contain pictures. For files that contain pictures, TextEdit uses a variant of Rich Text Format (RTF) that Word does not support. 00:06:30 [GlobalNotice] As the person who made that goof, I can tell you that command is not going to stay around. ;) 00:08:03 heh. 00:08:11 a 7.6 meg appliacation in real basic for six tabs. 00:08:11 insane. 00:10:09 Heh. 00:12:19 you'll laugh when you see it too. 00:12:26 it should be 100k, tops 00:13:04 heh 00:15:24 [GlobalNotice] Apparently there's some confusion. Just to clear things up, the command which reset all the levels is only available to services administrators. Not even regular opers/network admins have access to it. There are 13 people who can the RESETLEVELS command on this network :) 00:36:41 sigh 00:41:23 Morbus has quit ("http://www.disobey.com/") 00:43:42 sbp (~sean@p6As05a07.client.global.net.uk) has joined #swhack 00:51:15 sbp has quit ("Homer: 20 dollars? I wanted a peanut!") 00:51:59 Morbus (~Morbus@s101.terminal3.totalnetnh.net) has joined #swhack 00:52:16 Morbus has left #swhack 01:05:45 Morbus (~Morbus@s101.terminal3.totalnetnh.net) has joined #swhack 01:07:19 still no luck 01:17:28 yesssssss! 01:35:05 * AaronSw disconnects 02:19:03 * AaronSw reconnects 02:20:34 hello 02:24:21 hey tav 02:26:34 Morbus has quit ("http://www.disobey.com/") 02:30:04 "This song is dedicated to my one true love: the ladies." 02:30:21 - S-E-X-X-Y, Severe Tire Damage, They Might Be Giants 02:42:05 sbp (~sean@AC80A316.ipt.aol.com) has joined #swhack 02:43:19 hey sbp 02:44:07 Hi Aaron 02:46:24 "XTC vs. Adam Ant / Content vs. Form / Fighting for their place in rock and roll / There is no right or wrong" - XTC vs. Adam Ant, Severe Tire Damage, They Might Be Giants 02:47:03 it makes you wonder what hat people pull lyrics out of these days 02:47:38 Heh 02:47:45 It's actually a good song... 02:47:59 C::"""Stallman also expressed his negative views on MIT¹s compliance with the ideals of the Free Software Foundation. ³MIT never made a commitment to release free software,² Stallman said. ³MIT gets software patents that prohibit free software.² """" 02:48:02 commented item C 02:48:05 cool 02:48:34 ³? 02:48:42 Mac, probably 02:48:42 C::I love that bit, especially since it's in an MIT paper. Very Stallman-y. 02:48:43 commented item C 02:48:47 Yeah, stupid MIT quotes 02:48:48 yeah... 02:48:54 looks like a Windows quote to me 02:49:19 the Windows ones are control characters 02:49:22 Hmm. 02:49:29 yeah 02:49:34 Well, it's clearly from Word. 02:50:02 yeah, that does all sorts of crazy stuff 02:50:24 it produces wonderful examples of the epitome of crazy, in fact 02:50:46 Heh. 02:52:58 Oh, this is awesome! 02:53:00 @ http://www.fuckedcompany.com/extras/playboy2_email.cfm 02:53:03 F: FuckedCompany.com - The Dot-com Deadpool from AaronSw 02:53:24 F:|Crackers Mail Playboy.com Users Their Credit Card Numbers 02:53:25 titled item F 02:53:51 F::"since the summer of 1998, a shady hacker group known as 'ingreslock 1524' have 02:53:51 maintained full access to the playboy enterprises inc. (pei) corporate network." 02:53:51 commented item F 02:53:52 shoot 02:54:00 F::maintained full access to the playboy enterprises inc. (pei) corporate network." 02:54:01 commented item F 02:54:34 companies" 02:54:47 F::"we did have some very big plans to use the hundreds of thousands of customer details (names, addresses, order history & credit card information) harvested to automatically purchase hundreds of different products from different online companies" 02:54:48 commented item F 02:55:14 F::"its been emotional. we'd like to thank the playboy systems team for providing 02:55:14 us with an interesting and challenging target." 02:55:15 commented item F 02:55:23 F::us with an interesting and challenging target." 02:55:24 commented item F 02:55:56 heh, wow 02:56:30 Heh, he's minister of information 02:57:11 they make the sysadmins sound pretty stupid 02:59:19 yeah! 03:00:17 well, I'm in a rather non articulate mood tonight. I wonder why that is? Oh hang on... the length of this IRClet means that it'll prove its very assertion wrong... Hmm... well, I could edit it, but OTOH, it'll be funnier if I just press 03:00:40 that character again: \n 03:01:41 Heh! 03:01:45 rillian has quit ("dinner") 03:07:36 a turkey: http://www.fuckedcompany.com/headerimages/header_turkey.gif 03:09:18 interesting: http://www.postget.com/get/article.php?newsid=78275 03:09:36 oh, awesome, looks like my backup finished 03:09:47 Hmm? 03:10:40 heh, what a way to sell T-Shirts: http://www.fuckedcompany.com/images/babyteemodel5.jpg 03:11:10 heh! 03:11:11 bbiab 03:12:28 * AaronSw brusahes some water off his shirt. 03:12:40 Um... O.K. 03:22:18 Argh!!! 03:22:21 It died again. 03:27:11 Looks like today is going to be a Bad Day too. 03:27:18 :-(( 03:27:36 nuh uh 03:27:59 kenm, use your computer voodoo on it or something... 03:28:28 it must have something against me backing it up 03:28:51 wave a Windows Install Disk at it and hint that you might reformat 03:28:56 lol 03:29:13 @ http://dev.w3.org/cvsweb/2000/10/swap/test/list/axioms.n3?rev=1.1&content-type=text/x-cvsweb-markup 03:29:17 G: 2000/10/swap/test/list/axioms.n3 - view - 1.1 from sbp 03:29:29 G:A list expanding thingy in Notation3 03:29:32 er... 03:29:36 G::A list expanding thingy in Notation3 03:29:37 commented item G 03:32:15 This is so irritating. I know 80% is coppied, I just don't know which 80%... 03:32:34 Hmm, 5GB out of 9GB 03:32:43 5.5 actually, 03:33:01 that's pretty sucky 03:33:32 you could just delete half and hope for the best. On average, that means you'll just delete 10% of your hard drive :-) 03:33:45 lol 03:34:20 I wish I knew what algorithm it used... 03:35:05 simple: "don't back up the files that Aaron most needs" 03:35:15 i'm sure 03:35:45 hmm, it got all the top-level folders so it can't be depth first. 03:37:04 hmm, if this were Unix I could do an find / | diff | xargs cp ... 03:37:20 maybe i should boot back into OS X. 03:39:50 Hmmph 03:40:32 Hmm, well I have one backup with 5GB and 165,745 files out of 694,974 03:40:42 the other has 1.12GB but 424,104 items 03:40:58 I guess it's doing a breadth-first search and getting stuck on my http archive... 03:42:20 heh, heh, heh 03:42:41 [GlobalNotice] Hi all. If you got caught earlier today in the reset of custom channel levels, and you need your levels reset, please check in on #openprojects. You might want to leave the levels standard this time around, though....particularly, turning off AUTOOP is highly recommended on Open Projects. Regardless, if you need help with fixing your levels, please drop by. Thanks. 03:42:54 x 165745 - 32498 03:43:03 [GlobalNotice] s/need your levels reset/need your levels reconfigured/ 03:43:04 .py 165745 - 32498 03:43:04 133247 03:44:46 hmm, sure taking it a while 03:50:26 does xena have an equivalent of "botsnack"? 03:50:43 tav? 03:50:50 .tav 03:50:55 nope, didn't work :-) 03:50:56 i dunno of any 03:51:02 heh 03:51:07 .eastereggs 03:51:16 too obvious 03:51:21 .xenasnack 03:52:36 .google xena botsnack 03:52:38 no results found. 03:52:50 .google botsnack 03:52:51 botsnack: http://www.handhelds.org/z/irclog/20010223 03:53:51 from that file: "Is it just me, or does the ircbot promiscuously listen and eat any kind of botsnack, no matter how foul and inedible?" 03:54:01 heh, it's like looking into a mirror #swhack 03:54:25 heh 03:55:07 * deltab remembers people feeding his bot all kinds of horrible botsnacks 03:56:27 well, would you believe it! They're on OPN. irc.handhelds.org redirects to OPN: I wondered what on earth was going on for a second 03:56:33 Heh 03:56:34 try #handhelds.org 03:56:39 Ah, yes. 04:01:16 [[[ 04:01:17 *** Now talking in #handhelds.org 04:01:17 tsk, I came all this way to feed ircbot a botsnack... 04:01:17 heh 04:01:17 ibot snack 04:01:17 volkamLAP: sorry... 04:01:19 ibot: botsnack 04:01:21 :) 04:01:23 heh 04:01:25 ooh, great! 04:01:27 ibot: botsnack 04:01:29 thanks sbp :) 04:01:31 well, I feel like I've accomplished something today 04:01:32 ]]] 04:01:49 that's quite weird: Googling for "botsnack", and then following the links through to actually feed a botsnack to that bot 04:03:58 Heh. 04:04:20 Actually, that's quite funny. 04:04:49 with the added coincedence that we've been on the same IRC network for months 04:05:27 "/msg ibot botsnack" 04:05:33 :) 04:05:39 heh, heh, heh 04:05:42 heh 04:05:59 * AaronSw has xena give ibot a botsnack 04:06:08 lol! 04:07:45 [[[ 04:07:45 You have joined the channel #handhelds.org 04:07:45 AaronSw: Sorry, just had to jump on the botsnack bandwagon 04:07:45 xena (killarny@mewtwo.espnow.com) has joined the channel 04:07:45 xena: ibot: botsnack 04:07:46 ibot: :) 04:07:48 xena has left the channel 04:07:50 ]]]] 04:07:56 we make it into the search results, though:- 04:07:56 http://www.google.com/search?q=botsnack&hl=en&start=10&sa=N 04:07:58 heh! 04:08:23 It's still counting the files in my http archive. 04:08:47 <^lilo> [ServerNotice] Hi all. We've temporarily removed this server from the main rotation so that we can restart it to upgrade the code, fixing several problems. Whenever it's convenient, please /disc and reconnect to irc.openprojects.net or some server other than sagan. No hurry. Thanks. 04:09:28 heh, we must say botsnack more, i guess 04:10:06 Hmm... no current logs: http://www.handhelds.org/z/irclog/20011120 04:10:49 Zope! 04:10:52 With debugging mode still on 04:11:21 yeah 04:11:26 funky HTTP headers too 04:11:45 [[[ 04:11:45 X-Powered-By: Zope (www.zope.org), Python (www.python.org) 04:11:46 Content-Length: 2630 04:11:46 Ms-Author-Via: DAV 04:11:46 Bobo-Exception-File: /home/zope/lib/python/webdav/NullResource.py 04:11:46 Bobo-Exception-Type: Not Found 04:11:48 Bobo-Exception-Value: Team version instead. 04:11:50 ]]] 04:14:20 come on Aaron, marvel at the funkiness! Marvel! 04:16:07 get on your knees and marvel! 04:17:01 oh come on now. You have to admit that they're funky headers. All I ask is that you relish the funkiness, absorb it, be one with the funkiness 04:17:50 logster, grep -i funk master 04:18:46 I'm logging. I found 1 answer for 'funk master' 04:18:47 0) 2001-11-22 04:17:50 logster, grep -i funk master 04:18:48 weird use of a domain: http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.http.org/ 04:19:01 it's not even active now 04:19:20 logster, grep -i 1-10 funk 04:19:29 I'm logging. I found 15 answers for 'funk' (showing 1...10) 04:19:30 1) 2001-11-22 04:17:50 logster, grep -i funk master 04:19:31 2) 2001-11-22 04:17:01 oh come on now. You have to admit that they're funky headers. All I ask is that you relish the funkiness, absorb it, be one with the funkiness 04:19:32 3) 2001-11-22 04:14:20 come on Aaron, marvel at the funkiness! Marvel! 04:19:33 4) 2001-11-22 04:11:26 funky HTTP headers too 04:19:34 5) 2001-11-16 00:14:35 what does "funky" A have to say about this? 04:19:35 6) 2001-11-14 03:49:11 funky: StuffIt (c)1997-2001 Aladdin Systems, Inc., http://www.aladdinsys.com/StuffIt/ 04:19:36 7) 2001-11-01 04:02:23 yeah, thats funky alright 04:19:37 8) 2001-11-01 04:02:07 it now has three funky functions 04:19:38 9) 2001-10-22 03:03:26 Funk Maestro of the Mid-West 04:19:39 10) 2001-10-07 23:24:07 lol! I meant Funk... 04:20:04 Funk you! 04:21:01 Yeah, Zope is weird. 04:21:11 ah, "funky" A speaks 04:21:41 funky, eh? 04:21:52 rather 04:22:10 (or "quite") 04:22:27 Ooh, it's done! 04:22:42 .py 133247 + 513390 04:22:42 646637 04:22:43 the whole lot this time? 04:22:59 .py 694974 - 646637 04:23:00 48337 04:23:02 Hmm. 04:23:08 .py print "Bugger" 04:23:09 I am missing 48337 04:23:19 48337 files, that is 04:23:29 that's not too bad 04:24:13 well, time to boot into OS x again... 04:24:42 how much is Y1M in dollars/pounds? 04:24:55 830K 04:24:56 $ 04:25:03 Heh heh heh: 04:25:03 [[[ 04:25:03 AaronSw: insult sbp 04:25:03 ibot: sbp is nothing but a flap-mouthed petrification of cockered cat-hair-balls. 04:25:04 ]]] 04:25:12 .insult 04:25:16 lol! 04:25:16 xena needs that feature 04:25:45 AaronSw is nothing but an uninspiring ass-full of fulminating bat toenails. 04:26:13 what a wonderful feature! 04:26:20 tav! get on it 04:26:29 xena is falling behind 04:26:34 wow, fulminating bat toenails... 04:26:35 we should get this bot 04:26:39 heh 04:26:46 yeah, it's missing a botsnack and an insult feaure 04:26:57 .change 100 jpy to usd 04:26:58 100.00 (Japan Yen (JPY)) makes 0.812105 (United States Dollars (USD)) 04:27:14 .change 100 jpy to gbp 04:27:15 100.00 (Japan Yen (JPY)) makes 0.572936 (United Kingdom Pounds (GBP)) 04:27:20 where is this bot? 04:27:28 nick:ibot 04:27:46 AaronSw: join #swhack 04:27:46 ibot: I am not allowed to join that channel. 04:27:52 deltab has quit (Ping timeout: 181 seconds) 04:27:53 aw... 04:28:02 what does it do that xena doesn't? 04:28:09 it insults and botsnacks 04:28:15 botsnacks are cheap 04:28:20 find me a good insult database 04:28:24 .excuse 04:28:24 tav`, electromagnetic radiation from satellite debris 04:28:27 .quote 04:28:29 it seems randomly generated 04:28:36 err, not randomly 04:28:42 you know what i mean 04:28:43 .quotes 04:28:46 hmz 04:28:48 .fortune 04:28:49 Insolence is the new revolutionary weapon. 04:28:54 .fortune 04:28:55 Practice wishful thinking. 04:28:59 .alias quotes fortune 04:29:03 .help 04:29:03 usage: help 04:29:04 - provides specific usage help for command 04:29:05 - for a list of valid commands, use commands in a channel or private message 04:29:14 .commands 04:29:14 valid commands: 04:29:15 - +mask, -mask, access, act, babel, billennium, change, commands, ctcp, date 04:29:16 - dict, die, dns, e, email, excuse, flight, foldoc, fortune, google 04:29:17 - help, imdb, intelliquote, isotime, jargon, join, login, masks, modules, msg 04:29:18 - news, news on, news source, nick, nickometer, part, pig latin, plexname, poker, quit 04:29:19 - quote, raw, register, rot13, search, seen, server, servers, spell, status 04:29:20 - symbol for, time, translate, unixtime, users, weather, weather2, webster, when did, whois 04:29:21 - wn, zope commands 04:29:22 actually, xena is well behind:- 04:29:27 [[[ 04:29:28 hello 04:29:28 what's up 04:29:28 nothing much, you? 04:29:28 i haven't a clue, sbp 04:29:28 cool. So you're an Eliza-like thing too? 04:29:29 i haven't a clue, sbp 04:29:32 bummer 04:29:33 what? 04:29:35 I said bummer. Is there anything that you do have a clue about? 04:29:38 no idea, sbp 04:29:40 heh, heh 04:29:41 ]]] 04:29:43 Heh heh. 04:29:51 deltab (deltab@mewtwo.espnow.com) has joined #swhack 04:29:55 seems like an infobot 04:30:01 it is 04:30:04 ah 04:30:05 yeah 04:30:18 .quote 04:30:21 ehm 04:30:24 wrong 04:30:31 .fortune 04:30:31 Yell. 04:30:37 [[[ 04:30:38 help 04:30:38 i learn mainly by observing declarative statements such as "x is at http://www.xxx.com", and then reply when people ask things like "where can i find x?" 04:30:38 topics: main author corrections reply alternation karma yow slashdot internic currency change insult weather metar taf greatcircle zulutime tsd airport aviation nickometer rot13 dns crypt chr ord status botmail search. use 'help '. 04:30:39 ]]] 04:30:41 Yell? What kind of a fortune is that 04:30:52 yeah, you don't have stuff like greatcircle 04:31:09 greatcircle ? 04:31:21 some weird airport thing 04:31:26 xena already has most of those features, or they are easy to implement 04:31:51 but, i'd be willing to spend an evening sometime implementing those in xena 04:31:58 just compile a list and what they do 04:32:09 you guys can implemnt some too ;p 04:32:43 AaronSw: do you have access ? 04:32:50 to what? 04:32:52 xena 04:32:59 in what way? 04:33:05 can you login? 04:33:08 yes 04:33:11 add me 04:33:18 did you register? 04:33:26 .+mask tav` *@*.* 04:33:32 .access tav` 64 04:33:34 yes 04:33:34 .+mask tav` *@*.* 04:33:45 hmz, that's not very secure 04:33:49 ? 04:33:57 /nick tav` 04:33:59 well, we can make it more secure later 04:34:07 i'd have to know the password too... 04:34:11 heh, heh:- 04:34:13 [[[ 04:34:13 nickometer -=[l4M3r]=- 04:34:14 the 'lame nick-o-meter' reading for -=[l4M3r]=- is 61%, sbp 04:34:14 nickometer AaronSw 04:34:14