[01:22] echo [01:30] [01:30] command echo not found [01:31] lol [01:32] print [01:34] im really glad they added samba support in the new thunar [02:00] chibihogoshino: I'd be more excited if they added sftp support to windows explorer honestly [02:00] * cyberanger has seen nothing good come out of samba [02:01] ssamba [02:01] samba over ssh [02:01] uh.....no [02:01] lol [02:01] awwww [02:02] sftp and ipp, all the benifits of samba, none of the side effects, like a really nice virus attack vector [02:02] just like the lack of autorun in linux (unless tweaked, ugh) [02:03] you'd be suprised just how much that gets annoying, the issues samba helps cause [02:06] who has auto run on in linux [02:06] I had an IDS system on my computer at two different hotels, tripped alerts that could only be seeking samba machines, disabled that plugin afterwards, since I don't add any samba utilities on my system and it's linux anyhow [02:07] who has it, idk, but it could be done [02:07] and I'd assume if you can automount, somebody's coded an autorun mechnisim too [02:08] see mp3's fire up vlc, see jpg, fire up gpicview [02:08] see text documents, fire up gtext [02:09] all extensions based, and could be set as a default in gnome [02:09] but I don't recall anything that did that outright [02:11] yeah its not standard in linux so no one is going to make a virus or worm for it [02:15] well, add to it, the exploit is lower, if it's got no excutable on the drive [02:17] however, if say vlc were exploitable, irrealvant then [02:17] as I will sooner or later play my mp3's [02:18] I mean flac's [02:21] http://tech.slashdot.org/story/11/01/29/0050223/New-Critical-Bug-In-All-Current-Windows-Versions [03:52] last comment is proof that windows kills everything === excid3|mbp is now known as tayne === tayne is now known as excid3|mbp [17:28] chibihogoshino: apperently that includes this channel, oddly quiet [17:28] hello orias and KidShenck [17:28] Hello! [17:29] how's your saturday [17:32] I'm just updating my repository mirror here [17:32] furthering my plans to host a public mirror in a few months [17:35] * cyberanger is having a kinda low key saturday [17:35] Lovely. [17:36] I'd like to have this as an installfest kit [17:37] have a computer configured as a local mirror, and a MinimalCD, any tool a person needs, installed faster than you can say ubuntu [17:40] heh, quiet morning again [17:41] yikes, I mean afternoon (I can't believe I've been up nearly 9 hours now [17:42] Wow [17:42] and it's a slow day actually) [17:42] That does sound nice. [17:42] yeah, something of a force of habit, used to work every saturday, had to be there at 5am [17:43] would be leaving the place about now, after clocking out and eating lunch [17:43] and thus I guess why it doesn't feel that long today [17:43] o/ [17:44] * orias is working :( [17:44] I used to do that, but it was 4 to 11:30, but it was just fast food and years ago. [17:44] Donuts, months ago, right before halloween [17:45] and I had to be up at 3:45, out the door by 4:30, or I'd cut it real close [17:45] orias: well, I did suspect, hostname is comcast bussiness [17:46] * cyberanger might as well be working, what I'm doing now is gonna speed up the next work week, hopefully [17:47] ahh thats just the makerspace :) [17:47] wuah hah hah [17:49] next weekend is the makerspace here (well, my workshop more accurately) [17:49] :) [17:49] that assumes parts arrive in time [17:50] gonna mod a solar powered GL [17:50] GL? [17:50] Linksys WRT54GL [17:50] nice [17:50] sorry, should have spelled that one out [17:51] further down the road, I hope to put an rp-sma jack into my Asus EEE 700 [17:52] I've been wanting to do this again for so long, it's blueprints in the brain, and shortened to GL, too excited to burn my fingers with a soldering gun to say the whole model number ;-) [17:56] what kind of battery are you using for overnight? [17:58] I figure I'll use 8 NiZn AA batteries [17:58] that's definately 24 hours of juice [17:58] I'd expect somewhere between 36-48 hours [17:58] very cool [17:58] east or west tn? [17:58] should insure it never goes down [17:59] I've thought of using a SLA battery, but for the decreased portability, and little gain [17:59] not worth it for what I'd like [18:00] East [18:00] where'd you get the cells? [18:00] solar* [18:01] I haven't yet, but considering the low draw involved, it won't be hard [18:02] the AC transformer is capable of feeding it an amp at 12 volts, but the actual draw is much less [18:02] 500 mA max [18:02] coolness [18:03] so talking 2.5 watts as a realistic avg [18:03] and 3 watts tops probally [18:04] I'm thinking what I'd do is grab a few small panels, say 4 that can grab 1.3 watts [18:05] which should be enough to keep it going [18:05] but I'd want to upgrade it down the road [18:05] higher battery capicity (one week I think) [18:06] preferrably with NiZn batteries (as much as an SLA could do it simplisticly, TSA isn't simplistic) [18:07] and by doing that, it could run in Haiti without grid access, with the possible exception of monsoon season [18:09] at that point one could still have room for a Hughesnet HN7000S modem (nice travelling modem, but they won't tell you that) a BUC and a guide on improvising the actual dish [18:09] * cyberanger is an amatuer radio op. with an intrest in emergency communications [18:10] very cool [18:11] thing is, aside from the router (and excluding all the hughesnet bit, since I've not gotten to it yet) we're talking 20 bucks at most [18:11] and vary some bits for a different router, cost is still in that range [18:12] no reason everyone couldn't do this [18:13] very cool. going to put up links and images? [18:14] I figure when I do it I will be [18:14] parts are on the way [18:16] the parts list isn't much, the router, some wire, a power connector http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2103614&clickid=wish_list [18:17] some batteries http://www.amazon.com/PowerGenix-PGX-4AAZiNc-1-6v-Voltage-Rechargeable-Batteries/dp/B0029LHXG2 [18:17] a nice box or two to put them in http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2062244&clickid=wish_list [18:18] and if your wanting to recharge the battries with a solar panel, you'd need that [18:18] or you could just swap out the battries too [18:18] recharge one set, use another [18:21] nice [18:21] if you changed the battery type to a SLA (car) battery, this panel would work nice http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=4218514&retainProdsInSession=1&retainProdsInSession=1 [18:22] the panel has to be paired closely to the batteries, and that's why I'm doing this in sections [18:23] easy enough to get it to run in a backpack, and come back to the solar panel when it's a bigger issue [18:23] I first want to get it to where TSA won't freak (they shouldn't, but heh) [18:24] so get the battries right, wiring short [18:24] something along the lines of this http://www.voltsxamps.com/?p=532 [18:24] I just want to keep things a little more modular than he did [18:25] easier to replace a component in the middle of a mess like katrina [18:25] and plus, linksys's seals stay intact [18:26] so the hardware warrenty should be intact too [18:28] and I guess I take back what I said on the cost, I left out the solar panel (but that's still more than all the parts if you wanted to run it off a car, as an example) [18:33] the end result is worth it any way you look at it, which is getting communications back up after a communications failure [18:34] orias: I take it your midsouth makers? [18:34] ya [18:35] * orias will hopefully be using the log of this convo to do the same :) [18:35] would this be of intrest there [18:35] and that answers that [18:36] I'm sure sooner or later I'll wind up that way again, could probally assist in this if you'd like [18:36] I think this will be the 3rd time I've done this, each time is a bit different [18:38] I need to get to each of the cities anyhow, try and further orginize the loco [18:41] orias: would that be helpful? [18:42] that'd be awesome [18:42] I'm not sure how your makerspace runs, but I'd be glad to do that on my next trip [18:42] we're pretty informal, we like to soak up any and all info [18:42] (which I hope isn't too far out, I'd like to beat natty's release, for another meeting) [18:42] * orias is busy at work :( [18:43] ah, more or less like the rest [18:43] yeah, work :/ [18:44] its too pretty outside to be stuck working >.< [18:51] indeed [19:08] one of my co-workers is big into emergency radio/ham in Jackson [19:11] cool [19:11] he might also want to head to midsouth makers for a meeting ;-) [19:12] he's too far out :/ [19:14] well..... [19:25] Jackson to Memphis shouldn't be that far, but anywhere you can squeeze a buck I suppose [19:27] hey guys [19:33] hey vy..........heh short chat