[10:23] <rmg51> Morning
[13:14] <teddy-dbear> Morning peoples, critters and everything else
[15:05] <icey> so folks, excited about a blizzard ;-)
[15:06] <L3gacy> nah
[15:06] <L3gacy> Excited to unload 6 switches, tho
[15:06] <L3gacy> as soon as someone takes them
[15:06] <icey> haha, what kind of switches?
[15:06] <icey> and what area are you in?
[15:07] <L3gacy> PlaNET FGSW-2620CS switches
[15:07] <L3gacy> Vineland, NJ
[15:07] <L3gacy> 24 port 10/100 +2 gbit
[15:07] <L3gacy> Managed via WEBGUI
[15:07] <icey> 10/100 -_-
[15:07] <icey> if you had some old 10G ... :-P
[15:08] <L3gacy> hahaha
[15:08] <L3gacy> these aren't bad
[15:08] <L3gacy> I plug my laptop into a 1gbit port when playing online games
[15:08] <L3gacy> otherwise, the wifi is great, here
[15:09] <icey> well, at home I've currently got 2 24 port 1G, one's managed, 1's unmanaged
[15:09] <icey> but yeah, great wifi is better :)
[15:09] <L3gacy> need more? LOL
[15:09] <icey> HA
[15:09] <L3gacy> the POEswitch is claimed by JonathanD , tho
[15:09] <icey> my managed switch is a little over half full, the unmanaged has 3 ports used
[15:10] <L3gacy> which switch models?
[15:11] <icey> unmanaged is TP-LINK TL-SG1024
[15:12] <icey> would have to go downstairs for the managed :-P
[15:12] <icey> may do that later
[15:14] <L3gacy> Cisco?
[15:14] <icey> no, think it's a TPLINK as well
[15:15] <L3gacy> Ah
[15:15] <L3gacy> much fun
[15:28] <JonathanD> hi L3gacy
[15:28] <JonathanD> L3gacy: funny thing. We were there on Sunday.
[15:28] <JonathanD> L3gacy: I emailed but somehow emailed teh wrong addy on my cell and got a rejection.
[15:29] <L3gacy> :'(
[15:31] <L3gacy> PMed
[20:49] <ChinnoDog> How do I find out the meaning of carrot codes that appear in posix apps?
[20:54] <waltman> carrot codes?
[21:05] <ChinnoDog> Yes. When using cat or opening files in nano that have non-printable characters it displays them as things like ^[
[21:06] <jedijf> what's up doc? caret
[21:06] <ChinnoDog> I found away around interpreting them by using "od" but before that I looked hard for a conversion key.
[21:07] <jthan> Yeah.. A simple od -c or whatever you'd like it to look like shoudl work fine.
[21:07] <ChinnoDog> That tells me the ASCII code which is what I wanted but there is still no way I can see that I can use it to tell me what the carrot codes mean.
[21:08] <ChinnoDog> It turns out ^[ is ASCII 27 (escape)
[21:08] <jthan> Does it show up the "wrong" way with vim too?
[21:23] <ChinnoDog> idk. I don't use vim.
[21:24] <ChinnoDog> I checked. Same code.
[21:24] <ChinnoDog> I am guessing the codes are defined in the posix spec.
[21:26] <lazypower> ChinnoDog i think you're looking for this? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ANSI_escape_code
[21:27] <lazypower> wait, this is not at all what you're looking for
[21:27]  * lazypower redacts his question