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WHAT WOULD YOU CHOOSE

Fri, 03 Sep 2010 22:08:45 -0700

I CANNOT DECIDE, THIS IS A LEGITIMATELY HARD CHOICE TO MAKE.

Easy youtube code

Sat, 28 Aug 2010 10:20:54 -0700

OK, so I've been fighting with regexp trying to get something to work. And now I got it.

The format is as follows:

Code:

[y ]videocode[/y]

Example code:

Code:

[y width="600" height="400"]7mUTQKMRLYQ[/y]

The options you place are inserted in the object tag, so it results in this:

Code:

Lastly, you can obviously skip 'em and leave it on a default size:

Code:

[y]7mUTQKMRLYQ[/y]

Yay.

Yeah, I know the embed html code can be used, but this makes things a bit simpler and easier sometimes <3

where did the irc quotes thread go

Mon, 23 Aug 2010 15:12:27 -0700

Quote:17:02 <&Tealer> so um
17:02 <&Tealer> how the fuck do I install vmware tools in arch
17:03 <&Tealer> also gnome likes to crash when changing network settings
17:03 <&Entia> you dont install vmware tools on arch
17:03 <&Tealer> well, the program itself
17:03 <&Entia> you install arch on your hard drive then install your shitty windows in vmware
17:03 <&Entia> you've got it backwards nigger
17:03 <&Tealer> aaaaaaaaaaa
17:03 <&Entia> that's why it isn't working
17:07 <&Entia> I don't understand your logic of running linux in a VM on windows
17:08 <&Entia> running it ontop of windows already kills the perfomance because you're accessing a file stored on NTFS, and you're using windows' absolutely abysmal CPU scheduling
17:08 <&Tealer> lmao
17:08 <&Entia> and you're using the horribly crippled network stack too
17:08 <&Entia> running linux in a VM wont magically make windows better
17:09 <&Entia> and all it will do to linux is make massive performace hits due to being run on windows' shitty system
17:09 <%LoliBot> they do is buy a seperate jingle queue, Plus the ad is broken, without keywords all it does come from
17:09 <&Entia> what your doing is like trying to put a vagina inside of a penis
17:09 <&Entia> it just doesn't work that way
17:09 <&Entia> you have to do it the other way around
17:10 <&Entia> otherwise nothing will ever get accomplished
17:11 <~SeanieB> ..woah
17:11 <~SeanieB> my mind is full of fuck
17:11 <~SeanieB> trying to imagine that
17:12 <&Entia> like I said, it doesnt work that way

THE OFFICIAL TIDUS.SH

Mon, 23 Aug 2010 00:58:57 -0700

This bit goes in an executable file called imgup in ~, depends on curl, included in most distros as well as OS X out of the box.

Code:

out=upl.tmp.`date +%s`

echo "Uploading: $1"

curl -H Expect: -F fileupload="@$1" -F xml=yes -# "http://www.imageshack.us/index.php" > /tmp/$out 2>&1

if [ `cat /tmp/$out | grep image_link | wc -l` -lt 1 ]

 then

  echo "Error uploading: $1"

 else 

  cat /tmp/$out | tr -d " " | grep image_link | grep -o  http[^\<]*

fi

rm /tmp/$out

The actual tidus.sh for Linux/BSD/X11, depends on the scrot utility.

Code:

export DISPLAY=:0

scrot -q 99 tidus.jpg

./imgup tidus.jpg

And a tidus.sh port for OS X, uses built in screenshot utility.

Code:

screencapture -t jpg tidus.jpg

./imgup tidus.jpg

To use, chmod +x ~/tidus.sh then run tidus.sh on the command line or /exec tidus.sh in your irc client, making it notify you via a GUI is as simple as changing cat /tmp/$out | tr -d " " | grep image_link | grep -o http[^\<]* to cat /tmp/$out | tr -d " " | grep image_link | grep -o http[^\<]* | xmessage, there's probably a nicer way to do it on OS X but if you have X11 installed xmessage should work, you could also pipe it to say or add && say "Image uploaded" to the end to have a text to speech notification when it finishes, up to you, it's a fairly basic script.

Music

Wed, 18 Aug 2010 11:48:49 -0700

I listen to Rock, usually Alternative or Hard. I like bands like Breaking Benjamin, Disturbed, Trapt, Daughtry, and other such nonsense.

So, what does everyone else listen to?

Should I Take A Step Into This

Wed, 18 Aug 2010 05:52:45 -0700

http://www.sonicstadium.org/blog/tag/mash-up-monday/

I wonder if they only accept stuff hosted on YouTube. If so I might use some help from you, because I don't have one account and may not feel like having one either...

I think TTCS, F, SFAH and STATT can qualify?

Reply to every news thread and add music

Mon, 16 Aug 2010 17:07:53 -0700

Your browser doesn't support the HTML5 audio tag, upgrade to something that isn't IE.

So I got this desktop

Sun, 08 Aug 2010 04:05:02 -0700

So yeah, I was supposedly getting a desktop off someone eventually and I did.

Specs (you have to lol at some):
- Intel Celeron 2.4GHz
- 80GB Seagate HDD (lol)
- 256MB RAM (I'll upgrade that sometime)
- nVidia GeForce MX 5200 128MB (not sure how bad that is, only has a VGA port, I'd take it over Intel Integrated shitware)
- DVD ROM/CD-RW Drive
- XP SP1 (but not for long *reaches for TinyXP disc*)

I also got some 15" monitor but like the desktop, has no power cable. I'm using the shitbox's power cable right now.

The goddamn shortcut exploit on Windows

Thu, 05 Aug 2010 15:38:55 -0700

http://www.sophos.com/security/topic/shortcut.html

So, this particular exploit is being quite a pain in the ass just from a freaking description. And for every one of you that has a certain "chain" limiting you to keep a computer running a shitty OS (or don't want to use a real OS), better ditch MS's stupid patch (which simply breaks icons for shortcuts) for something way better. (Dammit, I want to DBAN that desktop so much right now...)

The article above is from the Sophos security specialist group, which has detailed explanations on how the exploit works, in case you want to know. It also has a small tool that will intercept shortcut icon display, validate and then "give" control back to the windows shell when exploring shortcuts. It's free and works with XP SP2 unlike MS's stupid "patch", here it is.

Their tools are usually really useful, I've used them in the Conficker case, and the blogs they have have interesting posts about different security issues and really lulzy things like this: http://www.sophos.com/blogs/gc/g/2010/08...xplorer-6/
I've been checking their stuff for quite some time, and they're actually pretty cool guys (lol). Here's the article for Exp-CPLink, as they call it.

So install that tool and relax a really teeny bit. You still got millions of other threats.

lolol

Tue, 03 Aug 2010 13:35:44 -0700

lol look what I did

That's 37 applications, including Photoshop, Fireworks, Firefox, Chrome, a Webkit Nightly, a couple of Adobe AIR apps, and GIMP; in 3.05 GB of RAM (see menubar)

Pickup Post

Thu, 29 Jul 2010 16:58:35 -0700

Self explanatory

Purchased Iron Maiden's Brave New World(easily their best album) and Stratovarius' Polaris 2CD pack(With 2009/2010 Polaris Live)

FAN

Fri, 23 Jul 2010 00:53:01 -0700

Tech Demo: Chaotix Paradise

Thu, 22 Jul 2010 23:14:39 -0700

I was trying out some new mixing techniques and the M4A/AAC encoder so this is the outcome.

If you insist to stick to MP3 feel free to tell me.

Also, one reference included, which might piss off SeanieB a little bit. :P

L.A.W.D. Special: Lost Signal Nightclub

Thu, 08 Jul 2010 17:36:04 -0700

So yeah this is the so called "LSN Megamix" project I've been working on, which features a massive amount of insider references and subtle homages to my previous songs.

List of people involved in the whole song (not in exact order):
Entia
SeanieB
Tealer
Noir & Swift
FrogOne
Gonzasoft
Miku
Projectsonic
Serio
Odin
Kayana

Try your best to figure out which part of the song you're in :P

http://789chan.org/m/src/Lost_Signal_Nightclub.mp3

BE MORE ACTIVE AND MAKE MORE PEOPLE JOIN

Tue, 06 Jul 2010 05:15:54 -0700

RIGHT NOW.

Tealer actually installed Arch

Mon, 28 Jun 2010 07:49:15 -0700

Yeah, the shitbox has had Arch installed because I felt like it. I wanted to do this as a testing ground to see if I could install Arch properly on hardware and everything is working well. The specs if you forgot:
- 700mhz Intel Celeron (Coppermine) Currently around 50-60% CPU usage.
- 512MB RAM Currently using around 186MB.
- 30GB IDE HDD
- DVD-ROM IDE drive
- SoundBlaster Live! Sound Card
- NVidia GeForce 2 MX/MX 400 graphics card - 32MB VRAM Currently using the nouveau driver.

I originally installed LXDE except that had some missing features so I tried XFCE, which I once tried on an Arch Live CD which worked perfectly. SLiM is the login manager and it is also working perfectly. All I need now is the following:
- A decent Conky script.
- A different network manager? I'm currently using the default but I'm sure there's a better one around. Also, the internet connection seems to be bad on this box compared to the laptop's wireless connection. I don't know if it's the NIC or the processor itself, so if it is the NIC I'll buy a new one.

I should install Arch on the laptop this week, if I can be bothered. Discuss.

Look At How Stupid This Is

Mon, 28 Jun 2010 02:47:16 -0700

I'll just outline the most lulzy point:

This kid is born in 2000. He finished (taught himself) all primary school courses before 7. Then he finished middle school in a year. Got into high school in 2008 Sep but dropped out in less than a year and started to teach himself again.

(Yeah, generic genius blah blah blah)

He learned about programming with the help of Windows Help files, and got the hang of C, VB and so on (more than 10 languages in total) in about a year. He even developed his own OPERATING SYSTEM, WHICH INCLUDES PROGRAMMING SOFTWARE, OFFICE, FIREFOX, etc...

...I'm not really sure who's the stupid one now.

My best guess is that the so called "OS" was only something like Launchy but those ~~bitches~~ journalists don't know **** about computers. So they went all like "OMG".

Enhancements

Fri, 18 Jun 2010 13:53:55 -0700

Lolis worked hard (yeah, right) in order to create an improved version of the board for a better browsing experience.

Enjoy it~

How Windowses Are Pirated In China

Wed, 02 Jun 2010 07:04:47 -0700

"Ghost Windows" is one of the most popular method of pirating operating systems (sometimes also including some Hackintoshes and Linuxes) in China, which was extremely convenient for users who found installing systems a heavy burden and are longing for a pick-up-and-use solution.

The very basis of the whole idea is three aspects: Norton Ghost (for disc image packaging), Sysprep (for system encapsulating and thus bypassing the issue of hardware differences between computers), and nLite or similar tools (for customizing, trimming and bundling).

Even outside China there're also some Ghost Windowses carried out by obscure pirate groups, but the situation is definitely not as rampant as in China. I did get to find some foreign alternatives of Ghost Windowses as examples below, in order to make things more understandable for you people who cannot do moonspeak.

Now I'll show you how easy it is to deploy a Ghost Windows into the computer with only a few clicks:

First you download an ISO file. It will be as big as 600~700MB for a Ghost XP, or 1~3GB for a Ghost 7, just the size so that it can be burned into a CD or DVD. It is made bootable and contains a few handy system maintenance tools. In most cases there'll be a Windows PE (Preinstallation Environment, an extremely simplified Windows with the most basic functions, pretty much like safe mode but with even more stuff) inside it as well, which is really useful especially when your previous system is already screwed up enough and unusable at all.

(Typical boot menu in a CD)

Quote:1. Automatically install to C:
2. Run PE minisystem
3. Quickly divide HDD into 4 partitions
4. Disk Manager (for manual partitioning)
5. Some random customized DOS environment
6. PartitionMagic
7. Manually launch Norton Ghost
8. RST memory examining (?)
9. Clear 2000/XP/2003 logon password (lol)
0. Some random HDD checking tools

The most important part of the disc is the GHO image which takes more than 80% size of the whole disc. You can either use the tools provided in the boot menu or inside PE, or, if you don't feel like burning the disc at all, extract it out in the HDD using WinRAR (7z, whatever) and use your own Ghost frontend. The point is to "restore" the Ghost image into the system partition, overriding all the existing crap there.

(A customized frontend I usually use)

Reboot after the restoration finish. Then you might come across this:

Lots of drivers are already bundled with the system and it'll automatically detect your hardware and install the right ones.

Config config config... mostly unattended.

After one or two more self reboots and it's done. Do whatever you want now.

(Ghost 7s are quite similar.)

Pros of using Ghost Windowses:

Almost fully automatic;
Patches, upgrades, drivers and even some custom settings and optimizations are already integrated;
No need to worry about activation, WGA or any **** at all;
Some unnecessary system features are trimmed, especially those which consume a lot of HDD space;
Clean install, so you're rid of all the mess and rubbish ever before (it's like formatting).

Cons:

It annoys you a bit when software that you don't want gets bundled too (however you can remove those by yourself);
Malwares, viruses, backdoors and trojans might already be put into the system (so you must get it from the really trustworthy pirate groups lol)
Clean install, so no previous settings are kept.

inPad

Wed, 26 May 2010 08:11:51 -0700

CPU: Rockchip RK2808 processor
OS: Jinbo Android (wut?)
Display: 7” TFT touchscreen display @ 800x480 pixels
Storage: 4GB-16GB
Memory: 128MB/256MB
Camera: 2MP-5MP
Connectivity: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, wireless LAN and 3G
I/O: USB ports, mic and speakers
Battery: 2200mAH Li-ion battery
Dimension: 190x119x13.8 mm
Weight: 250g

Hmm...