--- Log opened Sat Sep 05 00:00:05 2009 --- Day changed Sat Sep 05 2009 00:00 < Zombine> only RAM module that has any voltage markings on it says 1.8-1.9 00:00 < Zombine> the other 3 are blank. 00:00 <+jujaga> does anyone remember me? >_> 00:00 < Tari> do you know what frequencies they're rated at? 00:00 <@Andy_J> yes. 00:00 < Zombine> yea, jujaga. 00:00 < Zombine> Tari, 800. 00:00 < i_c-Y> well, put a few sticks in, turn it up a bit and go from there. 00:01 <+jujaga> woohoo :D 00:01 < Tari> 1.9 is a good value to try, then 00:01 < i_c-Y> you're going to probably have to do a voltage+ and frequency- 00:01 < i_c-Y> you try running all at 667 without voltage changes? 00:01 < Zombine> no. 00:02 < _Digital> with timings at 5-5-5-15 00:02 < _Digital> is there anyway you can provide a photo of one of the RAM sticks> 00:02 <+sir_lewk> ALIENS 00:02 <+sir_lewk> on AMC 00:02 <+sir_lewk> hellz yeah 00:03 < _Digital> SIR_LEWKs on TCPA 00:03 <+jujaga> hai sir_lewk :D 00:03 < Zombine> _Digital, not with any sort of clarity at all, no. All I have is my phone cam, and it's not very good. 00:04 < _Digital> don't worry about it. i_c-Y is good so keep listening to him 00:04 <+jujaga> it's good to see you guys again... bye bye for now :) 00:04 -!- jujaga [~jujaga@S010600223f954e49.gv.shawcable.net] has left #tcpa [] 00:04 < i_c-Y> anyhow, Zombine , its a known issue, you're on your own pretty much for this - very few people have the board working with 4 slots configured to begin with i think, and most of them have higher voltages or lower frequencies than the RAM's rating, so it might just not work 00:04 < Zombine> k. 00:04 * _Digital raises his hand for the few 00:04 < i_c-Y> even 4x1 kits 00:04 < i_c-Y> _Digital: i thought you had some gigabyte board 00:04 < Zombine> 2.2v failed, trying to lower the freq now. 00:04 < _Digital> I do 00:05 -!- jayhawker [~SnowLprd@suhaili.unl.edu] has joined #tcpa 00:06 < _Digital> but I also already had manual settings defined in the BIOS iirc. Else I left it on auto and then set it to manual after first POST 00:06 < Tari> efnet is laggy and fail tonight 00:06 < Zombine> k, 633MHz booted. 00:06 < Tari> ranging from 1.5 seconds to 30 00:06 < Zombine> Tari, I've noticed that. 00:06 < i_c-Y> cool. you still may need to increase the voltage at that frequency to keep it stable though Zombine 00:06 < _Digital> Zombine: 633MHz doesn't exist, you mean 677? 00:06 < _Digital> 667* 00:07 <@Andy_J> 633 can exist. 00:07 < _Digital> I'll shut up now 00:07 < _Digital> it's not a default freq 00:07 < Zombine> _Digital, I manually entered 633 for some reason, shoulda done 667. >.> 00:07 < Zombine> wasn't thinking. 00:07 < i_c-Y> you can do 633, its just that nobodys going to sell you a stick of 633 specifically. 00:08 < jayhawker> Anyone seen aardvarq around lately? Or does anyone know a good way to contact him? 00:08 < i_c-Y> im going to take a stab in the dark and say that 667 with 2V might work. 00:08 < _Digital> !seen aardvarq 00:08 < i_c-Y> seen aardvarq 00:08 <@efneTI86> aardvarq (aardvarq@localhost) was last seen leaving the partyline from efneTI89 8 days, 16 hours, 42 minutes ago. 00:08 <@efneTI86> aardvarq was last on IRC channel #tcpa 129 days, 2 hours, 40 minutes ago. 00:08 < incubus> BrandonW, all the work loads changed to 73OS :P 00:09 -!- leofox [leofox@leofox.student.utwente.nl] has quit [] 00:10 < Zombine> What's the safest max value for the voltage to the RAM? 00:10 < Zombine> My mobo lets me go up to nearly 3. 00:10 < Tahben> mine goes to 11 00:10 < _Digital> there is an aritcle about the TI-83 OS being cracked, but what about the others? If we have the keys it means they're cracked right? 00:10 < incubus> link???? 00:10 < i_c-Y> BrandonW is keeping it on the DL, til everythings done, _Digital 00:10 < _Digital> Zombine: wouldn't go higher than 2.2 00:11 < i_c-Y> Zombine: depends if you have enthusiast sticks or not 00:11 < _Digital> thanks i_c-Y 00:11 < Zombine> _Digital: K. I guess I'll just keep it at 667 then. 00:11 < i_c-Y> make sure its stable. 00:11 < _Digital> incubus: http://www.ticalc.org/archives/news/articles/14/145/145154.html 00:11 < incubus> oh yah :P 00:11 < Zombine> i_c-Y: 2 of them are(the 2GB ones), but the 1GB ones are just generic out-of-a-barrel from microcenter ones. 00:12 < _Digital> oh they aren't the same 00:12 < incubus> _Digital, no 00:12 < _Digital> that is why you're having problems 00:12 < i_c-Y> it doesnt really matter that they arent the same, _Digital 00:12 < i_c-Y> its just a shit board thats causing most of the problems. 00:12 < _Digital> what if teh timings and voltages are different? 00:13 < Zombine> should default to slowest timings and highest voltages, no? 00:13 < i_c-Y> its the board. its actually quite common on the 650i side, _Digital 00:13 < _Digital> okay 00:13 -!- Genolo [~birds@69.177.11.100] has joined #tcpa 00:14 < Zombine> I've honestly not had one issue with my 650i before this. 00:14 < TD-Linux> all DDR2 runs at same voltage 00:14 < TD-Linux> and you run at lowest shared timing 00:14 < Zombine> I had a lot of issues with the 780i, tho. =/ 00:15 -!- Barrett [~Barrett@75-165-228-173.slkc.qwest.net] has joined #tcpa 00:15 * _Digital waits for money for CPU cooler, PSU, and two OCZ Vertex SSDs 00:15 < Tari> http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/images/09/september/darkcarn0.jpg I lolled 00:15 < i_c-Y> well, nvidia dropped the ball on any chipsets other than the AMD nforces for anything not the nforce 1-4 in terms of enthusiast stuff 00:16 < i_c-Y> amd side of course 00:16 < Zombine> I'm not even trying to overclock. =/ 00:20 -!- Tahben [~chatzilla@ip70-162-174-179.ph.ph.cox.net] has quit [Ping timeout: 256 seconds] 00:24 < Zombine> damnit 00:24 < Zombine> it just BSoD's on boot. =/ 00:25 < _Digital> your install was previously working though correct? 00:25 < Tari> memtest! 00:25 < Zombine> Windows Memtest BSoD'd too. >.< 00:25 < i_c-Y> i believe he was referring to memtest86+ 00:25 < _Digital> live cd memtest 00:26 < Zombine> eh, no reason to test it. I know there's an issue. 00:26 < Zombine> but, I 00:26 < Zombine> er 00:26 < i_c-Y> but anyway, loosen your timings (5-5-5-15 should be good), drop frequency and/or increase voltage. 00:26 < Zombine> I'm going to go eat, I'll come screw with it later. 00:26 < Zombine> i_c-Y: timings are set to 5-5-5-14, freq is at 600, and voltage is at 2.4. =/ 00:26 < i_c-Y> jesus 00:26 < _Digital> ^ 00:26 < i_c-Y> drop that voltage a bit. 00:27 < i_c-Y> try 2 00:27 < Zombine> eh 00:27 < Zombine> it errors at 2 too. 00:27 < Zombine> I've slowly been incrementing it, didn't want to go past 2.4 tho. 00:28 < Zombine> 5-5-5-15 @ 600MHz, 2.02 V fails to boot. 00:30 < i_c-Y> you could just give up on haveing all 4 slots populated. 00:32 < Zombine> no fun what-so-ever in that 00:32 < Zombine> and I can really use the extra 2GB, I've been doing alot of virtualization on this PC lateley. 00:32 < _Digital> but with that you have a non-functional computer 00:33 < Zombine> hmm 00:33 < _Digital> buying new sticks is out of the question? 00:33 < incubus> WIN: http://failblog.files.wordpress.com/2009/08/fail-owned-web-browsing-win.jpg?w=500&h=529 00:34 * Zombine supposes his 1GHz Xeon probablly doesn't support DDR2... 00:35 -!- Zombine [Zombine@c-67-166-1-212.hsd1.co.comcast.net] has left #tcpa [] 00:36 < i_c-Y> _Digital: its not going to help. he should buy a new board if he wants to use all that RAM. 00:36 -!- krisk [~krisk@j239072.upc-j.chello.nl] has quit [User excited] 00:36 < _Digital> eevn if they are matching pairs? 00:36 < _Digital> right hand and left hand don't sync correctly with certain letter combinations... 00:37 < _Digital> dsfafdsdrives me nuts 00:37 < _Digital> fricken XFS and your latency 00:37 < _Digital> makes teh system crawl sometimes 00:37 < i_c-Y> its just a terrible board, _Digital 00:37 < _Digital> kk 00:38 < i_c-Y> most people are happy with 2 sticks working on that board, no more. 00:38 < i_c-Y> you can buy 4 matching sticks for all i care and it'll probably not work. 00:38 < _Digital> true, few do want/need all four 00:41 < i_c-Y> if they did it right then he wouldnt have this problem 00:56 < tr1p1ea> http://failblog.org/2009/09/04/soda-display-win/ 00:56 < tr1p1ea> whoa! 00:58 -!- aksnowman [~MrSmith@rdbk-12444.mtaonline.net] has quit [Ping timeout: 240 seconds] 00:59 < _Digital> nice 01:01 -!- aksnowman [~MrSmith@rdbk-13915.mtaonline.net] has joined #tcpa 01:15 -!- Barrett [~Barrett@75-165-228-173.slkc.qwest.net] has quit [Ping timeout: 240 seconds] 01:19 -!- aksnowman [~MrSmith@rdbk-13915.mtaonline.net] has quit [Read error: Connection reset by peer] 01:21 -!- Genolo [~birds@69.177.11.100] has quit [Ping timeout: 369 seconds] 01:23 -!- LordMathi [~darksidep@h80.40.213.151.dynamic.ip.windstream.net] has quit [Read error: Operation timed out] 01:26 -!- DSP_Lord [~darksidep@h122.134.28.71.dynamic.ip.windstream.net] has joined #tcpa 01:33 -!- incubus [incubus__@98.194.19.98] has quit [Ping timeout: 493 seconds] 01:34 -!- JoelS [~JSeligste@1601br1-egress-1.corp.tfbnw.net] has quit [Quit: Leaving] 01:36 -!- incubus [incubus__@98.194.19.98] has joined #tcpa 01:36 -!- _Auron|G1 [~Auron-G1@m2c0e36d0.tmodns.net] has joined #tcpa 01:36 < BrandonW> incubus, there's still a little sieving left on the V200 key which you might see a little of. 01:36 < BrandonW> But yeah, for the most part, we're hard core into the 73 OS key. 01:37 < _Auron|G1> mm 01:37 < _Auron|G1> I'm so happy I'll be starting on my second major project 01:37 < BrandonW> What's that? 01:37 < _Auron|G1> Arkanis, vertical scrolling shooter 01:38 < BrandonW> Make Tetris. :( 01:38 < tr1p1ea> but where you have to shoot the blocks to rotate them 01:38 < _Auron|G1> I've already planned Arkanis 01:38 < _Auron|G1> look 01:38 < _Auron|G1> lol* 01:38 < tr1p1ea> hehe 01:38 < _Auron|G1> why did I type look o.O 01:38 < BrandonW> No, tr1p1ea. 01:38 < BrandonW> We already have stupid variants. 01:39 < BrandonW> I want CLASSIC Tetris. 01:39 < _Auron|G1> he wants original 01:39 < BrandonW> I don't think that's too much to ask. 01:39 < tr1p1ea> what about tinytetris? 01:39 < BrandonW> Classic. 01:39 < _Auron|G1> I can't call it Tetri* 01:39 < BrandonW> Call it Blocks. 01:39 < _Auron|G1> heh 01:39 < tr1p1ea> block puzzle 01:39 < tr1p1ea> Falling Block Puzzle 01:39 < tr1p1ea> 'Falling into Line'? 01:40 < BrandonW> Put wacky stuff in it if you want, but I want it in the options, classic Tetris. 01:40 < _Auron|G1> there's already a tetrid game on android market called Blocks 01:40 < BrandonW> Call it Lines then. 01:40 < _Auron|G1> Tetris* 01:40 < _Auron|G1> heh 01:40 < tr1p1ea> what about classic gameplay but the whole world just rotates and zooms randomly 01:40 < BrandonW> No. 01:40 < _Auron|G1> again, name taken 01:41 < _Auron|G1> tr1p1ea haha 01:41 < _Auron|G1> there's a gba game someone made that scales and rotates the game, it's trippy 01:41 < BrandonW> Call it Trippy. 01:41 < tr1p1ea> hehe 01:41 < BrandonW> I'm sure you can think of something. 01:42 < tr1p1ea> ok this is what you do 01:42 < tr1p1ea> have the blocks fall smoothly 01:42 < _Auron|G1> Quadis! 01:42 < tr1p1ea> :) 01:42 < tr1p1ea> O_O 01:42 < _Auron|G1> no results in names or descriptions in market 01:43 < BrandonW> Make Queue, that 89 Tetris-like game. 01:43 < BrandonW> I love that game. 01:43 < _Auron|G1> I could re-use menu engine in Stroids 01:43 < BrandonW> It can be classic Tetris or it does weird gravity stuff, too. 01:43 < tr1p1ea> how about you have like space for the top 1/3, then an atmosphere for the bottom 2/3 and as the blocks fall they appear to be going through 're-entry'??? 01:43 < _Auron|G1> and game engine is there 01:43 < tr1p1ea> that would looks awesome! 01:43 < _Auron|G1> all I'd need is the simple game logic 01:43 < _Auron|G1> tr1p what? 01:43 < tr1p1ea> err 01:44 < _Auron|G1> ohh 01:44 < _Auron|G1> like meteos sorta 01:44 -!- jayhawker [~SnowLprd@suhaili.unl.edu] has quit [ROCK CHALK!!!] 01:44 < tr1p1ea> yeh 01:44 < _Auron|G1> meteos rocks o.o 01:44 < _Auron|G1> q should port that 01:44 < tr1p1ea> oh yeh meteos 01:44 < _Auron|G1> to android 01:44 < tr1p1ea> that must have been what i was thinking of :X 01:44 < tr1p1ea> :) 01:44 < _Auron|G1> I'm not making Meteos 01:44 < _Auron|G1> but 01:45 < _Auron|G1> the varying atomosphere conditions sound fun 01:45 < tr1p1ea> wind? 01:45 < tr1p1ea> water 01:46 < tr1p1ea> and heart? 01:46 < tr1p1ea> err 01:46 < _Auron|G1> fire 01:46 < _Auron|G1> lol 01:46 < _Auron|G1> a tetris game would be fun and quick to make 01:46 < _Auron|G1> bet I could make one in a week or so 01:46 < _Auron|G1> I'll keep it in mind 01:48 < _Auron|G1> main issue is rotating the group of blocks 01:49 < tr1p1ea> i iave no reason as to why in the world i was calculating the end points for some lines twice 01:49 < _Auron|G1> I wrote a tetris game in darkbasic (not pro version) many years ago 01:49 < _Auron|G1> lol 01:49 < tr1p1ea> like lines that go from x0,y0-x1,y1 and then another from x1,y1-x2,y2 01:49 < tr1p1ea> what a waste 01:49 < _Auron|G1> I have no idea why I was playing enemy death sounds twice pre-1.1 in Stroids either 01:49 < BrandonW> Rotating as in the controls for it? 01:50 < _Auron|G1> no, just game logic 01:50 < _Auron|G1> getting it to rotate without fucking up 01:50 < _Auron|G1> the ONLY hard part about it 01:50 < _Auron|G1> and really it isn't hard 01:51 < _Auron|G1> like rotating next to a wall or near fallen blocks 01:51 < BrandonW> Yeah, I see what you mean now. 01:51 < BrandonW> Sadly I've never written Tetris. 01:51 < tr1p1ea> what about a tetris where you can change the geometry of the block? Like change a T block to an L by moving the centre block to the side instead of the middle? 01:51 < _Auron|G1> o.O 01:51 -!- incubus [incubus__@98.194.19.98] has quit [Ping timeout: 198 seconds] 01:52 < _Auron|G1> googles owes me like $20 ;( 01:52 < tr1p1ea> bastards! 01:52 < _Auron|G1> stupid no-payouts-on-weekends 01:53 < _Auron|G1> actually maybe more than $20 01:53 < _Auron|G1> after today and yesterday 01:54 < _Auron|G1> so what have you been up to lately tr1p? 01:54 < tr1p1ea> cool 01:54 < tr1p1ea> nothing much really, just working and stuff 01:54 < tr1p1ea> coding sparingly 01:54 < _Auron|G1> any more work on the grayscale engine? 01:54 -!- Netham45 [~YouJustGo@c-67-166-1-212.hsd1.co.comcast.net] has joined #tcpa 01:54 < efneTI92> [Netham45] "Rock is overpowered, paper is fine." -Scissors 01:54 -!- mode/#tcpa [+v Netham45] by efneTI89 01:55 < tr1p1ea> nah, though i was thinking of a better mask rotating scheme to hopefully curb the quality 01:55 < _Auron|G1> ah 01:55 < tr1p1ea> but last week during my breaks i rewrote that old 3D engine i had 01:55 < _Auron|G1> lol @ netham's join msg 01:55 < tr1p1ea> hehe 01:55 <+Netham45> _Auron|G1, thanks. :) 01:55 < _Auron|G1> you had a 3d engine? 01:55 <+Netham45> i_c-Y, _Digital, I gave up on the 4th stick, I jut can't make it work. 01:55 < _Auron|G1> netham: :D 01:56 < tr1p1ea> _Auron|G1: well only that wireframe thingy 01:56 < _Auron|G1> I should go back to my c++ software renderer and add in texturing 01:56 < _Auron|G1> and interpolate z buffer values 01:57 < i_c-Y> Netham45: if you really want it to work, you should get another board. 01:57 < tr1p1ea> http://img30.imageshack.us/img30/1907/torus.gif 01:57 < i_c-Y> which probably isnt worth it 01:58 < _Auron|G1> what is that tr1p? 01:59 < tr1p1ea> a torus in point form 01:59 < _Auron|G1> ah 01:59 < tr1p1ea> http://img16.imageshack.us/img16/4652/xwing.gif theres your basic xwing 02:01 <+Netham45> i_c-Y, eh, if I had the money for another decent board, I would. I'm a bit on the poor side ATM, tho. 02:02 < i_c-Y> eh. may as well wait for a price drop on i7 or go i5 in a while anyway when you get the money 02:02 -!- DSP_Lord [~darksidep@h122.134.28.71.dynamic.ip.windstream.net] has quit [Ping timeout: 256 seconds] 02:02 <+Netham45> That's what I'm thinking. I could use this one as my server, to replace my old 1GHz Xeon server. 02:06 -!- DSP_Lord [~darksidep@h108.153.16.98.dynamic.ip.windstream.net] has joined #tcpa 02:06 -!- Randomist [~winterven@216.117.121.137] has joined #tcpa 02:06 < efneTI92> [Randomist] CAUTION: Exposure to this user may cause neurological damage. 02:08 -!- HelDrag0n [~jd@modemcable178.248-201-24.mc.videotron.ca] has joined #tcpa 02:10 -!- HelDragon [~jd@modemcable178.248-201-24.mc.videotron.ca] has quit [Ping timeout: 246 seconds] 02:10 -!- HellDrago [~jd@modemcable178.248-201-24.mc.videotron.ca] has joined #tcpa 02:11 -!- DrDnar [~DrDnar@c-24-35-66-83.customer.broadstripe.net] has joined #tcpa 02:13 -!- HelDrag0n [~jd@modemcable178.248-201-24.mc.videotron.ca] has quit [Ping timeout: 246 seconds] 02:14 -!- Genolo [~birds@69.37.154.251] has joined #tcpa 02:20 -!- Randomist [~winterven@216.117.121.137] has quit [Client Quit] 02:21 -!- HellDrago [~jd@modemcable178.248-201-24.mc.videotron.ca] has quit [Ping timeout: 246 seconds] 02:29 -!- LordMathi [~darksidep@h135.82.88.75.dynamic.ip.windstream.net] has joined #tcpa 02:29 < efneTI92> [LordMathi] I'm not a ninja, no idea what you're talking about. 02:31 -!- DSP_Lord [~darksidep@h108.153.16.98.dynamic.ip.windstream.net] has quit [Read error: Connection timed out] 02:34 -!- HelDragon [~jd@24.201.248.178] has joined #tcpa 02:35 -!- Randomist [~winterven@216.117.121.137] has joined #tcpa 02:35 < efneTI92> [Randomist] CAUTION: Exposure to this user may cause neurological damage. 02:43 < BrandonW> He also has neurological damage. 02:43 -!- incubus [incubus__@98.194.19.98] has joined #tcpa 02:52 -!- DSP_Lord [~darksidep@h151.150.16.98.dynamic.ip.windstream.net] has joined #tcpa 02:52 < efneTI92> [DSP_Lord] I'm not a ninja, no idea what you're talking about. 02:53 -!- LordMathi [~darksidep@h135.82.88.75.dynamic.ip.windstream.net] has quit [Read error: Connection timed out] 03:07 < incubus> http://lh6.ggpht.com/_EHZsoUS6SIA/Sp7BoOUv6EI/AAAAAAAAEx0/rpS0wzgZfcs/lublin1.jpg 03:07 < incubus> Is the entire world racist? 03:12 -!- Barrett [~Barrett@75-165-243-185.slkc.qwest.net] has joined #tcpa 03:21 < tr1p1ea> pretty much 03:22 -!- Barrett [~Barrett@75-165-243-185.slkc.qwest.net] has quit [Ping timeout: 240 seconds] 03:23 -!- Genolo [~birds@69.37.154.251] has quit [Quit: (19:34:49)» DOCTOR HERR BINOMIAL, I'VE FOILED YOUR EVIL FACTORS] 03:32 < jr19> yes 03:41 < incubus> lol 03:41 < incubus> jr19 with the definite yes. 03:41 < incubus> I summon BrandonW 03:41 < BrandonW> I'm here. 03:41 < incubus> watcha doooin? :) 03:44 < BrandonW> I'm working on a certificate editor thingy. 03:44 < BrandonW> To help further understand certificate images. 03:44 < BrandonW> And field lists. 03:45 < incubus> mmm :) 03:49 -!- Genolo [~birds@69.37.122.14] has joined #tcpa 03:53 < incubus> Team #tcpa only makes up half of the total work units completed in the RSA Lattice project 03:53 < incubus> :( 03:53 < incubus> er 03:53 < incubus> only 2% 03:53 < incubus> The french team makes up over 59%, they own us 03:54 < BrandonW> The French team is in control of the project. 03:54 < BrandonW> With inside information. 03:54 < i_c-Y> youd think the french would have surrendered by now. 03:54 < BrandonW> And the ability to sabotage certain keys. 03:54 < BrandonW> *cough* 73 OS *cough* 03:55 < incubus> define sabotage 03:55 < incubus> make us crack keys that aren't what they appear to be? 03:55 < incubus> i_c-Y, huhu 03:56 < BrandonW> Introduce bad work units to cause computation errors. 03:56 < BrandonW> This is the third attempt at the 73 OS key. 03:56 < incubus> work units are supposed to be duplicated 03:56 < BrandonW> The first was because of a typo, I don't even know on the second one. 03:56 < incubus> ie multiple people work on the same unit 03:57 < incubus> why the hell would they intentionally sabotage it? 03:57 < BrandonW> I'm being stupid. 03:57 < incubus> madness. 03:58 < incubus> I really need to start understanding when you guys are making jokes 04:10 -!- _Auron|G1 [~Auron-G1@m2c0e36d0.tmodns.net] has quit [AndroidIrc Disconnecting] 04:17 -!- glk [glk@adsl-71-153-168-103.dsl.tul2ok.sbcglobal.net] has quit [Read error: Operation timed out] 04:26 -!- glk [glk@adsl-71-153-168-103.dsl.tul2ok.sbcglobal.net] has joined #tcpa 04:26 -!- mode/#tcpa [+v glk] by etaonrish 04:32 -!- Merthsoft [~Shaun@140.141.29.184] has joined #tcpa 04:32 < bsparks> Merthsoft, FUCK YOU :'( 04:34 < Merthsoft> :O 04:34 < BrandonW> What in the world is that for? 04:34 < incubus> ya, Why on earth does glk have voice? 04:35 * incubus grins 04:36 < bsparks> BrandonW, "_MR_F_On my way to Granville, OH to play a TH show at Denison U" Mr F is one of the bandmembers for Tally Hall 04:36 < bsparks> A band that I had full on plans and tickets to go see in PA, and never got to 04:36 < BrandonW> And what does that have to do with saying "fuck you" to Merthsoft? 04:36 < incubus> Merthsoft stole his tickets 04:36 < bsparks> It's students only 04:37 < bsparks> Merthsoft is a student 04:37 < incubus> oooh snap 04:37 < bsparks> I live less than a half hour's drive away 04:37 < incubus> so in a sense, he did steal them 04:37 < bsparks> And it's _free_ for students 04:37 < incubus> Merthsoft, you thief 04:37 < BrandonW> So he gets to go and you don't. 04:37 < BrandonW> So naturally you'd say fuck you to him. 04:37 < BrandonW> I can see now. 04:38 < bsparks> BrandonW, he had told me about it before news really got out, and I had already bookmarked a ride and the entire evening tomorrow for said concert over a week ago <_< 04:38 < bsparks> Because he told me I could go, and it's students only, not his fault. But still 04:41 < Merthsoft> i shoulda checked before tellingyou 04:42 < bsparks> I just figured some awesome bar or something was having them. Not the damn college itself 04:44 < bsparks> I need to get another game for the 360 :/ 04:44 < Merthsoft> batman! 04:44 < bsparks> preferably a used cheap one lol 04:45 < bsparks> I still have to save up for a HDD, Headset, Gold Live 04:45 < bsparks> some msp to throw around 04:47 < bsparks> and a wireless connector for the pc 04:48 < bsparks> xbox 360 moneypit feature, ACTIVATE! 04:50 -!- millinao [~millinao@c-24-22-91-155.hsd1.or.comcast.net] has joined #tcpa 04:56 < BrandonW> No hard drive at all? 04:58 -!- i_c-Y [~Icy@pool-71-172-205-248.nwrknj.east.verizon.net] has quit [Ping timeout: 240 seconds] 05:00 < bsparks> Nope 05:01 < bsparks> I figured the console had built in memory of at least something sensible like 512mb 05:01 < bsparks> so I didn't bother for a memory card either, and now, I am stuck kinda, at least i have the console, wireless controller, GH5, guitar, all for $250 <_< 05:01 < bsparks> used console though, *shrug* 05:02 < bsparks> aaand it's time for sleep 05:02 < bsparks> _o/ 05:16 -!- Merthsoft [~Shaun@140.141.29.184] has quit [Ping timeout: 384 seconds] 05:19 -!- Barrett [~Barrett@75-165-232-75.slkc.qwest.net] has joined #tcpa 05:26 -!- Goplat [~goplat@76-191-156-24.dsl.dynamic.sonic.net] has quit [Time left until the Apocalypse: 28yrs 20wks 2days 21hrs 48mins 12secs] 05:30 -!- |Omega| [Omega@rm.minusrf.my-hdd.net] has quit [ZNC - http://znc.sourceforge.net] 05:30 -!- |Omega| [Omega@rm.minusrf.my-hdd.net] has joined #tcpa 05:33 < millinao> you know what would be great, a song made almost entirely from sounds from hardcore pornography 05:40 -!- aksnowman [~MrSmith@rdbk-14891.mtaonline.net] has joined #tcpa 05:40 -!- Geno|mobl [~genoitouc@69.37.122.14] has joined #tcpa 05:49 < BrandonW> http://img193.imageshack.us/img193/1278/certedit.jpg It's coming along, I think. 05:50 < Randomist> millinao: Hmm.... 05:50 < Randomist> Actually, I'm pretty sure something like that already exists. 05:54 < millinao> what we need to find is a screaming woman glissandoing from low to high 05:54 < millinao> bam, instant melody 05:55 < BrandonW> I'm reminded of moanmyip.com. 05:55 < Randomist> I have a porn SoundFont or two. 05:55 < BrandonW> I'm pretty sure I got that link from this channel. 05:56 < millinao> it was pretty popular 05:57 < millinao> also, I found a neat trick: set your homepage to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Random 05:57 < BrandonW> I love it already, first place it took me to was http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_7_nuclear_bomb 05:58 < Randomist> It's like Fortune for your web browser. 05:58 < millinao> nice, I on the other hand learned that 21.6% of households in weston, vermont had children under 18 living with them 06:00 -!- glk [glk@adsl-71-153-168-103.dsl.tul2ok.sbcglobal.net] has quit [http://grahamkendall.net/ my url] 06:01 -!- Geno|mobl [~genoitouc@69.37.122.14] has quit [yes I was on my itouch.] 06:01 -!- Geno|mobl [~genoitouc@69.37.122.14] has joined #tcpa 06:04 -!- Geno|mobl [~genoitouc@69.37.122.14] has 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[~birds@69.37.122.14] has joined #tcpa 15:58 < incubus> wtf is a',b', etc? 15:58 < bsparks> back 15:59 < Tari> shadow registers, incubus 15:59 < Tari> usually used to quickly save the main registers for interrupt processing 15:59 < incubus> are they general purpose? 15:59 < incubus> no special kung-fu necessary/ 15:59 < incubus> ? 16:00 < Tari> exx and ex af,af' swap the main register with their respective shadows, which is the only way to access 16:00 < incubus> ah so they aren't 16:00 < incubus> lame 16:00 < Tari> *main registers 16:00 < incubus> exx swaps all? 16:00 < Tari> all but af 16:00 < incubus> lol... 16:01 < Tari> r, i, ix, iy, sp, and pc aren't shadowed 16:01 < incubus> right 16:01 < incubus> can you do ex b,b' ? 16:01 < Tari> no 16:01 < Tari> you'd have to exx 16:01 < incubus> me 16:01 < incubus> meh* 16:02 < incubus> so you have one REALLY fast one (I assume) 16:02 < incubus> which is the af 16:02 < incubus> how big is each register, one word? 16:02 < incubus> af being a double word? 16:03 < Tari> no, they're the same speec 16:03 < Tari> *speed 16:03 < incubus> ah cool 16:03 < Tari> each register pair is one word wide 16:03 < Tari> (register pairs being af, bc, de, hl) 16:03 < incubus> ah that's right 16:03 < incubus> now I remember 16:03 < Tari> and I guess ix, iy 16:03 < incubus> with a 32bit word? 16:03 < incubus> 16? 16:04 < Tari> 16 16:04 < incubus> been a long time since I've delt with the z80 16:07 -!- boscop [~boscop@f055193170.adsl.alicedsl.de] has joined #tcpa 16:17 < i_c-Y> my current calculator has ARM with saturn emulation :) 16:34 -!- boscop [~boscop@f055193170.adsl.alicedsl.de] has quit [Read error: Operation timed out] 16:40 < Merthsoft> we're all so proud of you i_c-Y 16:42 -!- leofox_ [leofox@leofox.student.utwente.nl] has joined #tcpa 16:42 < efneTI92> [leofox_] All we do in hell is play DDR! 16:43 -!- i_c-Y [~Icy@pool-71-172-205-248.nwrknj.east.verizon.net] has quit [Read error: Connection reset by peer] 16:43 -!- i_c-Y 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Right, we still have 4 keys. 18:27 < BrandonW> One is in phase 3. 18:27 < BrandonW> The others are all sieving. 18:27 < BrandonW> We're close, though. 18:27 < BrandonW> TI is definitely screwed now, though. 18:27 <@chronomex> :D 18:29 < TheStorm> lol, to bad we don't have their latest failure hacked yet butmost poeple are still buying 84+'s and 89's rather than the Nspire 18:30 < BrandonW> Once we have a reason to switch, I guarantee you real progress will be made. 18:30 < leofox_> There's more reason to crack the nspire key though 18:30 < leofox_> is there even a way to run ASM on that thing yet? 18:31 < BrandonW> No, we don't even know that there is a key on it. People are making too many assumptions. 18:31 < BrandonW> We know basically NOTHING. 18:31 < BrandonW> Everything is encrypted PC-side and oncalc and we have no way to access the Flash chips. 18:31 < leofox_> I heard there was a 1024 bit key on it 18:31 < BrandonW> Where did you hear that from? 18:31 < leofox_> some guy in here 18:32 < BrandonW> He didn't know what he was talking about. 18:33 < i_c-Y> anyhow, if there were a 1024 bit RSA key, you may as well give up for now because you're not going to be able to break it in any reasonable amount of time. 18:33 -!- Iyunkateu [~iyunkateu@ppp-70-252-188-254.dsl.bumttx.swbell.net] has joined #tcpa 18:34 < BrandonW> The only reason we can do this is because the calculators are so old and 512-bit was semi-sufficient at the time. 18:34 < BrandonW> The way to break the Nspire is through exploits. 18:34 < Iyunkateu> hey all 18:34 -!- Iyunkateu is now known as Iyun 18:35 -!- Barrett [~Barrett@75-165-229-167.slkc.qwest.net] has quit [Read error: Connection reset by peer] 18:36 < Iyun> hmm while I'm here...is there a way to change a string to an integer or vice versa on a TI calculator? I don't think there is... 18:36 < i_c-Y> if its not built in, you can look up how to write an atoi or itoa function pretty easily 18:36 < BrandonW> We need context. 18:36 < BrandonW> BASIC, assembly? 18:36 < BrandonW> Model? 18:37 < BrandonW> I'm so excited I can't even bring myself to verify the key. 18:38 -!- JoeYoung [~Joe@c-98-200-24-14.hsd1.tx.comcast.net] has quit [Quit: Leaving] 18:40 < Iyun> well there's some kid that's really smart at my school. He's like 9 years old and he can do calculus. I recently introduced him to TI programming, and he made a program that finds the mean of an unlimited amount of numbers 18:41 < BrandonW> Nice. 18:41 < Iyun> when you're done you just break the program, and it uses a variable's value to determine whether the first part of the program has been executed and if so, skips it and calculates the mean 18:42 < BrandonW> What model is this? 18:42 < Iyun> I think he did it on a TI-83 18:42 < Iyun> I was able to make a shorter Python program, and while I was turning the Python program directly back into TI-BASIC, I found that the way he made it able to do unlimited numbers was also achievable by using For() 18:43 < Iyun> But he did some thing where it uses a variable to specify how many times to execute an instruction (without using For), I don't remember exactly how it went though 18:44 < Iyun> My version of the program works by prompting the user to specify the amount of numbers they're going to enter 18:46 < Iyun> The way it works with an unlimited amount of numbers is that every time it gets input from the user, it redefines a variable like this: total = total + input 18:46 < leofox_> oh wow 18:47 < leofox_> why are you discussing this like it's an advanced programming concept? 18:47 < Iyun> well I shouldn't be, but I probably am :P 18:47 < leofox_> wanna know a trick with lists 18:47 < leofox_> did you know SetupEditor Llist works like this: 18:48 < leofox_> if defined(list) Unarchive list else create list 18:48 < BrandonW> Yes, I did. 18:48 < Iyun> Really, I just think it's kinda clever how he did it all 18:48 < leofox_> I know you know BrandonW 18:48 < Iyun> even though it probably could have been done in a much simpler way 18:55 < BrandonW> 92+ app key verified. 18:55 -!- glk [glk@adsl-70-234-128-159.dsl.tul2ok.sbcglobal.net] has joined #tcpa 18:56 -!- mode/#tcpa [+v glk] by SnowCrash 18:57 * BrandonW squeals 18:57 < BrandonW> There are now 4 keys remaining. 18:57 < BrandonW> http://brandonw.net/keys.zip and http://brandonw.net/keys.txt updated. 18:58 < BrandonW> All keys to date have been verified by resigning an OS or application that either produces an identical signature or works on a real calculator. 18:58 < BrandonW> We lack: the 73 OS key (not needed), the V200 app key (not needed), 84+/SE app key (not needed), and the date stamp key (not needed). 19:02 -!- HelDragon [~jd@24.201.248.178] has quit [Ping timeout: 246 seconds] 19:03 < BrandonW> !t Welcome to #TCPA | Design a banner for www.picturesofducks.org. Win 5 dollars! | All required keys factored! Help factor some more! http://boinc.unsads.com/rsals/ 19:03 -!- efneTI86 changed the topic of #tcpa to: Welcome to #TCPA | Design a banner for www.picturesofducks.org. Win 5 dollars! | All required keys factored! Help factor some more! http://boinc.unsads.com/rsa 19:03 < BrandonW> grrr 19:03 < BrandonW> !t Welcome to #TCPA | Design a banner for picturesofducks.org. Win 5 dollars! | All required keys factored! Help factor some more! http://boinc.unsads.com/rsals/ 19:03 -!- efneTI86 changed the topic of #tcpa to: Welcome to #TCPA | Design a banner for picturesofducks.org. Win 5 dollars! | All required keys factored! Help factor some more! http://boinc.unsads.com/rsals/ 19:03 <@E-J> http://www.kuvalauta.fi/b/src/125215868298.jpg 19:06 < i_c-Y> ...? 19:07 <@E-J> finnish idol star, who singed jpop on audition 19:07 <@E-J> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AeOXuhq1OQc 19:09 < leofox_> E-J lol jpop girl 19:13 < leofox_> did you know the jpop idol style was invented in france in the 60s? 19:14 <@E-J> i thought it was in the 1600s 19:15 -!- Netham45 [~YouJustGo@c-67-166-1-212.hsd1.co.comcast.net] has joined #tcpa 19:15 < efneTI92> [Netham45] "Rock is overpowered, paper is fine." -Scissors 19:16 -!- mode/#tcpa [+v Netham45] by efneTI85 19:17 < BrandonW> Netham, we got the 92+ app key. 19:17 < BrandonW> That's all the really important ones. 19:17 < BrandonW> 4 more to go. 19:17 <+Netham45> cool 19:17 < BrandonW> We have applications and OSes on every model now. 19:17 < i_c-Y> what are the 4 left? 19:17 <+Netham45> Nifty. 19:17 < BrandonW> I said earlier. 19:17 < BrandonW> We lack: the 73 OS key (not needed), the V200 app key (not needed), 84+/SE app key (not needed), and the date stamp key (not needed). 19:18 <@E-J> not needed because others can be used? 19:19 < BrandonW> Yes. 19:19 < BrandonW> And in the case of the 73, because we have the battery trick to put unsigned OSes on there. 19:19 <@E-J> wouldn't it be easier with key? 19:19 <+Netham45> well, not having to trick it, just being able to use an offical method, is alot better. 19:19 < BrandonW> Yes, which is why you should keep sieving. :) 19:19 < BrandonW> We're not DONE done. 19:20 < BrandonW> But if TI shut the project down, it wouldn't be the end of the world at this point. 19:20 < BrandonW> We've won. 19:20 <+Netham45> lol, I don't think TI was fighting teribally hard to win. :P 19:20 <@E-J> 19:20 < BrandonW> You don't? What was all the DMCA notices for? 19:21 <+Netham45> I think that was just a quick attempt to shut us down. 19:21 < TD-Linux> E-J, I avoid anything with /b/ in the URL 19:22 <+Netham45> If they really cared, they probabally could have legally acted upon UnitedTI. 19:22 < TD-Linux> they can't shut you down 19:22 < TD-Linux> in fact you could countersue for false DMCA notices 19:23 < BrandonW> We know that... 19:23 < BrandonW> I'm tired of hearing it. 19:23 < BrandonW> It's not worth it. 19:23 <@E-J> TD-Linux: it's not that bad, maybe little scary or repulsive, only face pictures of (living) girl that someone would say to be cute 19:24 < TD-Linux> I would agree, but there is no reason to comply with them either... 19:25 < BrandonW> They would simply shut down the site and be done with it. 19:25 < BrandonW> Everyone complies with them because they don't want the hassle. 19:28 -!- TheStorm [~TheStorm@rrcs-67-53-176-159.west.biz.rr.com] has quit [Leaving] 19:28 < BrandonW> If they can't get you, they'll go to your host, your ISP, whatever it takes. 19:28 < BrandonW> One of them will blindly comply. 19:28 < BrandonW> I'd rather have the power, not them. 19:34 -!- Genolo [~birds@69.37.122.14] has quit [Quit: (19:34:49)» DOCTOR HERR BINOMIAL, I'VE FOILED YOUR EVIL FACTORS] 19:51 < bsparks> The jack on the bottom of the 360 controller has the 2.5mm jack for the mic, and 2 wings, wing has 2 pins, total of 4 between the two of them. The chat pad that connects there passes the audio through, but what of the 4 pins, used for data I assume... I wonder if the chat pad is USB 19:51 < BrandonW> It wouldn't surprise me in the slightest. 19:51 < BrandonW> It's more than ilkely a USB composite device. 19:51 < BrandonW> Or hub 19:52 < bsparks> hmm... 19:53 < bsparks> I should get one and try it out, etc 19:53 < bsparks> it'd be cool as a little mini keyboard 19:56 -!- Merthsoft [~Shaun@140.141.29.184] has joined #tcpa 19:58 < BrandonW> 4 keys left, Merthsoft! 19:58 < Merthsoft> holy cats! 19:58 < BrandonW> We can put applications and OSes on every model. 19:58 < Merthsoft> fuck yeah we're cool 19:58 < Merthsoft> i feel like i'm part of history 20:00 < BrandonW> You are! 20:00 < BrandonW> We all are! 20:00 < BrandonW> We might even be the birth of something bigger than calculators... 20:00 < BrandonW> A distributed RSA factorization project. 20:00 < BrandonW> With other applications/uses. 20:00 < bsparks> lawl, the 360 supports FAT, FAT32, HFS+, but not NTFS 20:01 -!- TheStorm [~TheStorm@CPE-70-92-241-13.wi.res.rr.com] has joined #tcpa 20:01 < efneTI92> [TheStorm] Yes rivereye, it is time to go fishing. 20:05 < BrandonW> TheStorm, we can put applications and OSes on every model! 4 keys remain! 20:05 < BrandonW> I'm going to be greeting everyone with that. 20:09 < TheStorm> BrandonW, I saw your post eirlier 20:12 < Merthsoft> post? 20:12 < Merthsoft> is my picture in the post? 20:12 < BrandonW> On the United TI thread. 20:12 < Merthsoft> i think my picture should be everywhere 20:12 < Merthsoft> be like "Merthsoft made this OS!" 20:12 < BrandonW> The final release order will probably be: 010A (84+/SE Flash application key), 0108 (Voyage 200 Flash application key), 02 (73 OS key), and the date stamp key. 20:12 < Merthsoft> which one is going right now? 20:13 < BrandonW> The first is in the final phase on somebody's PC, the second is somewhere between "a little more sieving left" and "in the final phase on somebody's PC", the third is still sieving, and the fourth hasn't started sieving yet (it will when the third is done). 20:14 -!- Iyun [~iyunkateu@ppp-70-252-188-254.dsl.bumttx.swbell.net] has quit [Read error: Connection timed out] 20:14 < Merthsoft> i'll help 20:15 < BrandonW> It sounds like we have 1-2 reliable people with fast PCs and experience doing the final processing, so that's good. 20:15 < BrandonW> So all we can do is just keep on sieving until the date stamp key is done. 20:16 < TheStorm> seen joel_s 20:16 <@efneTI86> I don't know who joel_s is. 20:16 < BrandonW> seen JoelS 20:16 <@efneTI86> I don't know who JoelS is. 20:16 < BrandonW> LIAR 20:16 < TheStorm> !seen JoelS 20:16 <@efneTI86> JoelS (~JSeligste@1601br1-egress-1.corp.tfbnw.net) was last seen quitting from #tcpa 18 hours, 42 minutes ago stating (Quit: Leaving). 20:16 < TheStorm> it seems if you have +v or higher it needs the ! 20:23 -!- Jonimus [~TheStorm@CPE-70-92-241-13.wi.res.rr.com] has joined #tcpa 20:23 < efneTI92> [Jonimus] Yes rivereye, it is time to go fishing. 20:25 <@_Auron_> Merthsoft: I'm going to be working on Arkanis after I push Stroids 1.1.1 20:25 <@_Auron_> which will be soon 20:29 -!- TheStorm [~TheStorm@CPE-70-92-241-13.wi.res.rr.com] has quit [Read error: Operation timed out] 20:34 <@E-J> http://yle.fi/uutiset/news/2009/09/swine_flu_epidemic_hits_garrisons_979274.html 20:34 <@E-J> somehow glad that i served my service healthly 8 years ago 20:36 -!- Barrett [~Barrett@75-165-229-84.slkc.qwest.net] has joined #tcpa 20:41 < BrandonW> I THINK we 20:41 < BrandonW> we 20:41 < BrandonW> Agh. 20:41 < BrandonW> I think we'll have 010A tomorrow morning. 20:43 < Jonimus> woot 20:43 < BrandonW> I'm not sure where 0108 is at, but more than likely 2 days away. 20:46 < Jonimus> well My desktop is booted into Arch Right now and Boinc seems to have issues with Arch 20:47 < BrandonW> Out of the 4 keys left, the 73 OS key is most important since we still have to resort to the battery trick to put an OS on it. 20:47 < BrandonW> But sadly it's next-to-last. 20:48 < Jonimus> well that is what my Laptop is doing atm 20:48 < BrandonW> Mine, too. 20:48 < Jonimus> and I think my mom's Desktop is on it also 20:49 -!- Barrett_ [~Barrett@75-165-243-137.slkc.qwest.net] has joined #tcpa 20:49 -!- Barrett [~Barrett@75-165-229-84.slkc.qwest.net] has quit [Ping timeout: 240 seconds] 20:49 < BrandonW> 010A can be tested with Wappsign, 0108 can be tested with resign68k, 02 can be tested with Build8XU and the date stamp key with GenerateSignature. 20:49 < BrandonW> So we're good, just waiting. 20:54 -!- Barrett__ [~Barrett@75-165-240-223.slkc.qwest.net] has joined #tcpa 20:57 -!- Barrett_ [~Barrett@75-165-243-137.slkc.qwest.net] has quit [Ping timeout: 240 seconds] 21:08 -!- HelDragon [~jd@modemcable178.248-201-24.mc.videotron.ca] has joined #tcpa 21:19 -!- Barrett__ [~Barrett@75-165-240-223.slkc.qwest.net] has quit [Ping timeout: 240 seconds] 21:28 -!- Spengo [~Spengo@64.251.242.175] has quit [♥] 21:36 < incubus> Is there a function to go from finite decimal to fraction? 21:36 < incubus> whoops 21:36 < incubus> on the ti89* 21:36 < incubus> approx? 21:37 <+glk> Exact mode uses decimals 21:37 <+glk> Diamond key Enter gives a decimal answer in exact mode 21:38 < incubus> I don't want it in decimal though, I want to be able to go from .5 to 1/2 21:39 < incubus> I know this is on the 83 21:39 <+glk> Go to exact mode 21:39 < incubus> er I'm sorry I was in the wrong mode, but is that the ONLY way? 21:39 < incubus> there's no easy function? 21:39 <+glk> In exact mode .5 gives 1/2 21:40 < incubus> I'll take that as a yes, that is the only way 21:41 <+glk> In a program, you can select modes 21:50 -!- Spengo [~Spengo@64.251.242.175] has joined #tcpa 21:51 -!- Spengo_ [~Spengo@64.251.242.175] has joined #tcpa 22:00 -!- Spengo [~Spengo@64.251.242.175] has quit [Read error: Connection reset by peer] 22:03 -!- Spengo_ [~Spengo@64.251.242.175] has quit [Read error: Connection reset by peer] 22:04 -!- Spengo [~Spengo@64.251.242.175] has joined #tcpa 22:10 -!- leofox_ [leofox@leofox.student.utwente.nl] has quit [Ping timeout: 204 seconds] 22:10 -!- leofox [leofox@leofox.student.utwente.nl] has joined #tcpa 22:13 -!- _Auron_ [~DarkAuron@adsl-99-170-78-23.dsl.rcsntx.sbcglobal.net] has quit [Read error: Connection reset by peer] 22:13 -!- _Auron_ [~DarkAuron@adsl-99-170-78-23.dsl.rcsntx.sbcglobal.net] has joined #tcpa 22:13 -!- mode/#tcpa [+o _Auron_] by efneTI86 22:16 -!- dietsche [~dietsche@24-240-43-50.dhcp.mdsn.wi.charter.com] has joined #tcpa 22:17 -!- mode/#tcpa [+v dietsche] by SnowCrash 22:23 < Jonimus> incubus, there is an exact() function 22:29 <+glk> exact(.5) 1/2 in approximate mode 22:38 < bsparks> I'm gonna start the greatest project ever <_< 22:38 < bsparks> I'm gonna let people search xkcd comics 22:39 < bsparks> for text that appears in the comic, or alt text, etc 22:39 -!- Randomist [~winterven@216.117.122.204] has joined #tcpa 22:39 < efneTI92> [Randomist] CAUTION: Exposure to this user may cause neurological damage. 22:44 -!- Jonimus [~TheStorm@CPE-70-92-241-13.wi.res.rr.com] has quit [Read error: Connection reset by peer] 23:01 <+Netham45> *disappears to upgrade to wIndows 7 RTM* 23:02 <+Netham45> bbiab 23:17 -!- Barrett [~Barrett@75-165-240-104.slkc.qwest.net] has joined #tcpa 23:27 -!- Barrett [~Barrett@75-165-240-104.slkc.qwest.net] has quit [Ping timeout: 240 seconds] 23:29 < Merthsoft> woo just beat batman 23:38 < i_c-Y> bsparks: you can do that with the xkcd forums already i think 23:44 -!- leofox [leofox@leofox.student.utwente.nl] has quit [] 23:46 < bsparks> i_c-Y, forum search searches all topics, etc even under comics it searches replies too 23:49 < bsparks> I wonder how cheap HDMI cables are at microcenter 23:50 < i_c-Y> "The ELF (Earth Liberation Front) has claimed responsibility for destroying the primary AM towers used by radio station KRKO in Washington state. From their statement: 'AM radio waves cause adverse health effects including a higher rate of cancer, harm to wildlife, and that the signals have been interfering with home phone and intercom lines.' The poor intercom performance must have been the last straw." --- Log closed Sun Sep 06 00:00:44 2009