wrst | howdy average_guy | 02:29 |
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* cyberanger 's jaw dropps | 02:29 | |
wrst | what's up cyberanger? | 02:29 |
average_guy | Hi wrst. How r yu this fine evening? | 02:30 |
cyberanger | wow this must be have a bad connecton day, tons of join/parts today wow | 02:30 |
wrst | doing well average_guy, to answer your question I use totem, vlc and banshee | 02:30 |
wrst | i don't care much for banshee really but I have it | 02:31 |
average_guy | yeah, that's what I usually use. I tryin to trim the fat tho. Just totem for now | 02:31 |
average_guy | I'm getttin into this Arch install wrst. Got a dedicated notebook fulla notes | 02:32 |
average_guy | I've got xchat autostarting cyberanger, and I've been working on my system all day. So I've been in and out a LOT | 02:34 |
average_guy | sry | 02:35 |
cyberanger | average_guy: not that big a deal, just a suprise | 02:35 |
wrst | cyberanger: average_guy needs an always on irc doesn't he? | 02:36 |
average_guy | yes, yes I do | 02:36 |
average_guy | I've heard ppl say that. Gonna look into it now | 02:37 |
cyberanger | (if it were, there were op's here most if not all day, we could have kicked your client out (with a message saying rejoin when you get back, client was getting out of hand though) and that'd have stopped it till you manually told it to join) | 02:37 |
cyberanger | wrst: you mean like a server with ssh, byobu & irssi ;-) | 02:37 |
* cyberanger is fully aware he's starting that old debate of preferences again | 02:38 | |
wrst | cyberanger: or weechat, or even quassel :) | 02:38 |
wrst | cyberanger: they are all very good options :P | 02:38 |
wrst | irssi probably the best client of the bunch really | 02:38 |
cyberanger | yep, all are good options, in that exact order :P | 02:39 |
wrst | ha | 02:41 |
average_guy | so... what's the diff? | 02:44 |
average_guy | cyberanger, wrst What is the difference between Irssi and Xchat? | 02:46 |
cyberanger | ncurses vs gtk+ | 02:47 |
cyberanger | pretty much | 02:47 |
cyberanger | harder to run xchat on a server, it wants alot of desktop packages | 02:47 |
cyberanger | irssi I run off of my server, which is allways on, just ssh into my server, run screen -UdRR (which for simplicity sake atm, is what keeps irssi running in the background when I'm not ssh'd in, and then brings it back to the foreground when I ssh back in) | 02:49 |
wrst | average_guy: and quassel is a core that runs ona server and also a gui client that connects to the core | 02:50 |
cyberanger | and to me is an annoyance for that ridgidness | 02:50 |
average_guy | I see | 02:51 |
wrst | ha | 02:51 |
average_guy | reading now.. Thx guys | 02:52 |
average_guy | What is your server serving cyberanger? | 02:55 |
wrst | coffee | 02:57 |
average_guy | I get old hardware for nothing. A friend up at ORNL passes me thier old stuff when they're dun with it. I have a couple massive rack servers with RAIDs and no idea what to do with them | 02:57 |
wrst | average_guy: cyberanger can help you find a purpose for them :) | 02:58 |
cyberanger | average_guy: my servers do a bit of everything | 03:05 |
cyberanger | atm it's a developement testing box, other days it's something else | 03:06 |
average_guy | I see cyberanger, penetration testing is all I've ever used mine for.. | 03:08 |
average_guy | usually just collect dust | 03:08 |
cyberanger | pentesting works, but kinda done so much of that, I'd have to have a dedicated task now | 03:17 |
orangeninja | sup guys | 03:33 |
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