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Chlorichey itnet00:03
itnet7hey there Chloric !00:59
Chlorichows it going?01:06
Chlorici had a question01:06
itnet7go ahead01:10
itnet7sorry for the delay catching up on some stuff in the background01:10
Chloricthats ok man,01:10
Chloricand i was wondering if you were doing anything LoCo related during thanksgiving week. im going up for 10 days01:11
Chlorici'll be in Orlando no less01:11
itnet7going up?01:11
itnet7Oh01:11
itnet7cool!!01:11
Chloricso if your throwing anything LoCo related, i could catch up01:11
itnet7cool, I am not sure, usually I try not to do anything around major (family related) holidays01:12
itnet7but if you eat Turkey... '=_01:12
itnet7oops01:12
itnet7that was supposed to be: :-P01:12
itnet7We could hang out regardless01:13
Chloricthats cool and for sure01:13
Chlorici'll be in my teepee for those ten days :p01:13
itnet7Oh!01:13
itnet7cool01:13
Chloricso we could meet up any time i01:14
itnet7Awesome!01:15
itnet7http://www.ubuntuvibes.com/2010/11/how-to-install-and-play-popular-game.html <----- Sweet!01:16
Chloricoh, i dont know if you were on last night, but i was using a Wacom bamboo tablet with Ubuntu01:17
Chloricthere were a ton of conversations about it on here01:17
Chlorici used my girlfriends and i was using it as a mouse the whole night01:17
itnet7Oh, I'll have to read the backlog01:17
itnet7nice!01:17
Chloriceverything worked except for the FN1 and FN2 button01:17
itnet7Did the gui configuration detect it?01:18
Chloricnope, nothing. it worked right out of the box, i never messed with any program01:18
Chlorici plugged it in and it all worked01:19
Chloricscrolling, gestures, right clicking, drag and drop, and changing work spaces01:19
itnet7Cool, I was just thinkin that you might be able to bind those non-working FN1 and FN2 buttons with the app. potentially01:20
Chloricyeah, those were Corel specific buttons01:20
itnet7brb gonna test the install to see if that "True Combat Elite" mod shows up in game01:20
Chlorici couldve done so, but i was having fun with it01:20
Chlorici was using GIMP01:21
itnet7They are really cool01:25
itnet7That install was flawless, can't play the mod online, because I never entered my CD key01:25
Chloricwhat mod?01:30
itnet7Hey there Bryanstein !01:38
itnet7Chloric: the "True Elite Combat" Mod01:39
itnet7but you need to have the key from Enemy Territory: the Original one01:40
ChloricOH, forgot i opened that link... playing minecraft and listening to music lol01:40
itnet7:-P01:40
Chloricthe graphics look amazing01:40
itnet7brb, gonna try it again since I just found me key :-)01:41
Chloricok01:42
Gyndawyrhello14:28
GyndawyrI'm looking for some americans :P14:30
* mhall119 is american14:33
mhall119what's up Gyndawyr 14:33
GyndawyrI've taken 3 SAT subject tests: literature, biology, and math level 1.14:33
mhall119SAT?14:33
GyndawyrCan I retake the ones I did bad in to improve my score?14:34
mhall119yeah, I think you can take them as many times as you're willing to pay for them14:34
Gyndawyryay14:34
mhall119I'm not sure if colleges look at all the scores, or just the latest, or just the highest14:34
Gyndawyrbecause I want to keep my good scores in literature and biology, but erase any history of my awful marks in math14:35
Gyndawyrdo you know anything about the literacy test at all?14:35
mhall119man, it's been a decade since I took my SATs14:36
mhall119maybe MichelleQ1 has some insight into those14:36
MichelleQ1Gyndawyr: the college will look at *all* scores submitted from one test - so, say you took it July 2010 - they'll look at all the marks for all the subjects from that test.14:36
* Gyndawyr points to young person14:36
Gyndawyrbut I don't want to keep all my scores14:37
Gyndawyrjust the good ones14:37
MichelleQ1I know - unfortunately it doesn't work that way14:37
MichelleQ1what you'll want to do is submit your highest test in general14:37
GyndawyrI'll be damned if I have to sit through literature again -_-14:38
Gyndawyralso, I'll have to get loads of math tuition14:38
MichelleQ1hahaha, having a rough time with the ilterature sections?14:38
MichelleQ1where are you trying to go to school at?14:38
Gyndawyrwhen something is open to interpretation and prettymuch all of the answers are valid, it becomes difficult to select one out of five on the multiple choice14:39
MichelleQ1this is true - literature is very hard to objectively test14:39
GyndawyrI'm british english, but I want to move to MIT for my graduate year in university14:39
MichelleQ1ok - call MIT and ask for an admissions counselor.  They'd be the best to tell you how to submit your scores14:40
mhall119maybe you can get an ESOL exception ;)14:40
Gyndawyrif what you said is true, the best way to submit my scores would be to re-take the exams after I have some sort of education in how to pass the bloody things :)14:41
MichelleQ1there are all sorts of SAT guides out there14:41
Gyndawyrthe average scores are in the 750 region for people at MIT :S14:41
MichelleQ1I'd offer to help you study, but it's been years since I've sat for them.  I am around though, regularly, should you need some generalized literature help14:42
Gyndawyrif I have to submit my awful grades along with my good ones, I'd probably be better off resitting the subjects I'm good at along with the ones I failed previously14:42
MichelleQ1that's what I'd suggest14:42
MichelleQ1odds are, your good subjects will remain high, but you'd have a chance to improve your low scores.14:43
Gyndawyrbiology felt so easy :D - maybe it's because I've covered most of the material recently14:43
GyndawyrI literally guessed 40 out of 50 questions on the math paper14:43
MichelleQ1yeah, I'm sure I'd fail spectacularly if I sat for the SATs again.14:43
Gyndawyryou're older than I expected :)14:44
MichelleQ1If you haven't already, you might want to sit for the ACTs, too - they're generally easier.14:44
* MichelleQ1 knocks on 30.14:44
* Gyndawyr is 19 next week14:44
GyndawyrI know I should remember my education but I have poor memory and it was 4 years ago since I was in math class14:45
MichelleQ1I sucked at math in high school - I can't imagine I'd been any better at it now.14:46
GyndawyrI don't think I'm bad at it as much as I don't enjoy it14:46
MichelleQ1Why are you headed to MIT?  Comp-sci?14:47
GyndawyrI plan to go somewhere relatively local for the moment14:48
Gyndawyrmanchester university or similar14:48
Gyndawyrmy grades aren't very good so I don't know what place I'll get14:48
GyndawyrI plan to study biology or engineering. I hope to transfer to MIT - bio-engineering when I've done the first part of my degree14:49
MichelleQ1ah, ok.14:49
mhall119for not enjoying math, you sure are picking two subjects that are going to require a lot of it14:49
Gyndawyrimagine what you could do with the ability to program DNA ;)14:49
* MichelleQ1 wanted to go into molecular biology14:49
Gyndawyreven though I hate programming it sounds like something I would do14:49
MichelleQ1and then I failed calculus.14:50
mhall119yeah, I've read several articles about molecular computers and such14:50
Gyndawyrwhy didn't you Michelle?14:50
MichelleQ1can't math.  14:50
MichelleQ1:D14:50
MichelleQ1So I majored in English Lit instead.14:50
Gyndawyreugh... I hated math and chemistry. But I've always been naturally good with computers and biology :/14:51
Gyndawyrputting it together is fine, it's just programming the thing I'm no good with14:52
MichelleQ1I found I was good with anything that could be explained to me in concrete terms.  But when it came to theoretical math, ... no.14:52
Gyndawyrhahahahaha I had to learn "don't ask questions" when it comes to education in general14:53
Gyndawyrotherwise you end up asking "why does gravity only attract?" or "how does energy go through a vaccum?"14:54
MichelleQ1Yeah, that was my problem... and I couldn't deal with 'just don't ask'14:54
mhall119well the second is kind of a misconception, but the answer to the first is still "We have no clue"14:54
MichelleQ1that's part of the reason why I went into literature - I could manipulate the texts as I saw fit, and make the answers my own.14:55
mhall119I think too many professors of the "hard" sciences are unwilling to admit that nobody in their field knows the answer to something14:55
itnet7mhall119: ping15:46
mhall119itnet7: pong15:56
mhall119but I'm about to leave for the hardware store15:56
mhall119be back later15:59
itnet7lol16:03
itnet7sorry16:03
itnet7bbiab16:08
RoAkSoAxitnet7: ping19:13
RoAkSoAxitnet7: what is the version of irssi that had that perl module you were talking about, and which is is the one it didn't have it anymore19:14
cjohnstonHeaded back home. :-(22:44
itnet7RoAkSoAx: let me doublecheck22:52
RoAkSoAxitnet7: ok cool, we'll try to see if it was a packaging error :)22:54
test123itnet7: test22:56
itnet7I can't find the same stuff I was seeing22:57
itnet7notify.pl loaded, but my notifications are not forwarding through X22:58
crashsystemshello florida22:58
RoAkSoAxitnet7: so it's prolly something with the packaging22:58
itnet7RoAkSoAx: if you were to type: /unload perl, then try to /LOAD perl you will get the following error. http://paste.ubuntu.com/527882/23:02
itnet7When I tried to compile irssi myself and point it to by perl libraries it would not let me compile in perl support23:02
RoAkSoAxitnet7: seems like a known bug23:04
RoAkSoAxitnet7: and a packging error probably23:08
RoAkSoAxitnet7: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=63926023:12
RoAkSoAxitnet7: but according to what I'm reading it says that you can unload perl, but you can't reload it23:14
RoAkSoAxitnet7: but if you could give me the versions of the packages would be easier to investigate23:15
itnet7RoAkSoAx: Unfortunately I don't have any thing running the previous versions, let me check it out in a bit, I am going through my e-mail and getting caught up a bit23:37
RoAkSoAxitnet7: ok if you remember the version you had before and which version you upadted to that thad the problem would be useful23:44

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