[00:29] * ChinnoDog makes turkey induced yawn [00:36] To everyone that suggested Stratego as a game to gift last year, it is indeed fun. [00:36] I won twice. [00:38] The second time I tore through the enemy ranks with my colonel while he chased me around with his own colonel until most of his pieces were gone. [00:48] used to play for hours [00:49] 80's [00:49] maybe started late 70's [00:53] stratego is for loseers [00:53] its all about risk [02:24] I played back late 60's, nice game stratego. [03:30] Uno. It's all about games that can pit brother against brother and tear families asunder. [03:30] I guess Risk fits that too. As does croquet. [04:30] I like croquet. Not a game for the winter. [04:43] watching miracle sight [08:56] Morning. [09:39] morning JonathanD [09:40] hi rmg51 [09:40] how are ya? [09:40] stuffed? [13:02] morning [13:20] * InHisName woke up medium, not stuffed and not hungry. [14:43] I wake up stuffed all the time :-D [14:55] walmart ac/dc commercials get me rockin' [14:56] i wonder if i can request hell's bells [14:57] speaking of which, wxpn is inexplicitly playing "Black In Black" [14:58] I think it's a cover... [14:58] Daniella Cotton. OK, it's still XPN... :) [14:59] greetings === EvilResistance is now known as Resistance [15:23] waltman: so we both listen to XPN..... [15:25] i was thinking about doing a 'blues show' black friday in the office [15:37] * rmg51 listens to mp3's all day [15:38] or internet radio [15:38] xpn is the backup [16:40] jedijf: they've got beru revue and tommy conwell on free at noon today! [17:00] waltman: it's on in the background all day at the office...van goes kyw [17:01] just welcomed tc [17:03] * waltman saw Tommy a lot back in the day [18:02] hi! [18:02] I just found a nice bluetooth keyboard for my phone [19:27] Hi, anyone awake yet? Does ubuntu come default with "packet socket" in it ? [22:15] Ugghhh, I finnally got to bottom of mystery of my device's telnet behavior. [22:22] People still use telnet? [22:37] I finally made a script that will play and work with that telnet service. [22:38] Seems this device needs EXTRA slow typing for it to understand what was typed at it. Makes scripting it tedious and messy. But I got it running now. [22:39] Er, couldn't you send the messages through a subroutine that inserts a delay after each character? [22:39] I have an analog telephone adapter that is easiest to find out if phone line is registered with VoIP via the telnet access summary. [22:39] * ssweeny reads the internet using telnet to port 80 and a vivid imagination [22:40] I finally slowed it down ehough to discover that that was the problem. [22:41] InHisName: Do you know about expect? It's a great tool for doing stuff like that. And I'd be surprised if it didn't have some facility for throttling output. [22:41] I 'tested' 3 other telnet sites, devices etc. and they all were fine with full speed script typing. [22:42] Its not expect. its the typing of the response on my side. i.e. the password needed at least 1.1 seconds tween each char typed. 1 wasnt good enough.!! [22:43] Output didn't need throttling, it was the input that needed SEVERE throttling. [22:44] Well, from your point of view, what you type is output, and what it sends back is input! That's what I meant. [22:44] I had been doing delays of up to 20 seconds between strings. I just never tried between chars. [22:44] weird [22:45] Cheap hardware design. No one on the net noticed either. I may be one of a just a few to even try using telnet. [22:46] I wanted to scrape info off it for use in nagios monitor. [22:46] Now I can do that. [22:46] waltman: do you know much about snmp protocol and apps to use it ? [23:24] InHisName: not a thing [23:25] pshaw !