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Shiki
Shiki
12:03 AM
Night guys! A question: I just installed Waterfox 8.0.1 (basically Firefox 8.0.1 64-bit for Windows, and optimizations for the latest CPUs)
 
Journeyman Geek
Journeyman Geek
thats not a statement, its a question ;)
 
Shiki
Shiki
Anyway, I can't check my usual sites, since they serve mixed content.
Some of it is delivered through HTTPS, some of it is HTTP.
Which was perfectly fine until the latest Mozilla release.
Any idea how to disable it?
yeah I know. :D
how did you stack up 200gb of Linux ISOs @JourneymanGeek? :DD
 
Journeyman Geek
Journeyman Geek
lol
gotta get em all? ;p
 
Shiki
Shiki
yeah, I know, right? :D
 
Journeyman Geek
Journeyman Geek
actually the next thing i have to clear up is fun
its music off a refurb ipod i bought to replace one with a mucked up hard drive
 
Shiki
Shiki
12:13 AM
well I used the "sdelete" tool from Sysinternals package
 
Journeyman Geek
Journeyman Geek
naw
more like i need to decide if i want to toss it
and what to toss
 
Shiki
Shiki
There was a pack for IE ... addons and stuff...
what is it called again<
oh! Ie7pro!
 
Journeyman Geek
Journeyman Geek
this guy has bizzare taste in music
 
Shiki
Shiki
:D
Bieber? :|
 
Journeyman Geek
Journeyman Geek
lol
 
Shiki
Shiki
12:24 AM
Holy god, too long :D
 
Journeyman Geek
Journeyman Geek
lol
gonna start by deleting anything i have
then decide
there's some local bands in here
and obscure stuff
 
Shiki
Shiki
1:12 AM
gn8
 
Tom Wijsman
Tom Wijsman
1:45 AM
@JourneymanGeek Seems like he likes different kinds of music, it's only a part of his full collection though...
 
Journeyman Geek
Journeyman Geek
well, presumably. I can't ID a lot of stuff... wierdly including the lady gaga in there
and he's shitty at tagging
 
studiohack
studiohack
@JourneymanGeek who?
 
Journeyman Geek
Journeyman Geek
@studiohack: I bought a refurbished ipod as a temporary one until i decide i need to upgrade. I was just looking through the music there, and posted up what was on it a few line sup
'he' would refer to the previous owner ;p
 
studiohack
studiohack
wow, how did you format it like that?
 
Journeyman Geek
Journeyman Geek
oh, mp3tag
has an export feature. Darn thing does damn near everything but audiofingerprinting, (which i use picard for, but its currently not working with ANY of these files)
I've not actually decided if i want to keep any of these. Just used it to test if i can convert the renamed files inside an ipod into actually sensible filenames
 
 
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surfasb
surfasb
4:31 AM
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William Hilsum
William Hilsum
8:02 AM
@surfasb Thanks
 
Journeyman Geek
Journeyman Geek
8:43 AM
eheh. I got the necromancer badge. for one of my own questions...originally asked april '10 answered june '10
 
 
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DragonLord
DragonLord
6:16 PM
Spam post?
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A: Do I need USB3 sticks to get USB3 speed?

Max - usb3pcicard.comUSB 3 is backwards compatible but yes you will need usb 3 devices to get the full speed. see http://usb3pcicard.com/how-do-i-upgrade-to-usb-3-0/pci-and-pci-express-pcie-usb-3-0-cards/

Never mind, a moderator deleted it along with the account used to post the answer.
 
William Hilsum
William Hilsum
Well, as it was quite old, I say probably - can't say for certain...
 
 
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Tom Wijsman
Tom Wijsman
9:26 PM
@WilliamHilsum: UK is weird...
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William Hilsum
William Hilsum
That's the famous Magic Roundabout
Only one like it!
I had a friend who drives stretched limos, and, he worked near there and had to do it all the time! He hated it!
Magic Roundabout (Swindon)
The Magic Roundabout in Swindon, England was constructed in 1972 and consists of five mini-roundabouts arranged in a circle. It is located near the County Ground, home of Swindon Town F.C. Its name comes from the popular children's television series The Magic Roundabout. In 2009 it was voted the fourth scariest junction in Britain, in a poll by Britannia Rescue. History The roundabout was constructed according to the design of Frank Blackmore, of the British Transport and Road Research Laboratory, under the control of Highways engineer Jeff Maycock of Swindon Council. Traffic flow around ...
 
Tom Wijsman
Tom Wijsman
Pretty confusing, and on top of that you drive on the left side.
I think if any of us drive there the chance to crash is pretty high on a busy day...
 
William Hilsum
William Hilsum
I could say the same with Europe and me.... I almost had an accident on my first drive to France!
@TomWijsman I am soon going to be getting internet (at work) that puts yours to shame :P ... Just wish I had it at home!
That company I talked about a while ago on here, I emailed them and said I really wanted to work for them... and... well, I got a job there! They just moved office and should be getting their 1GB connection any day now!
 
Tom Wijsman
Tom Wijsman
 
William Hilsum
William Hilsum
Lol, are you obsessed with that now!?
 
Tom Wijsman
Tom Wijsman
9:33 PM
Apart from the car that passes straight by on 1:11 (is he allowed to drive over that roundabout mark?) it looks reasonable to drive over though...
@WilliamHilsum Nice.
 
William Hilsum
William Hilsum
In England, on mini roundabouts, you are allowed to go over them... e.g. just the small domes in the road/no brick work
 
Tom Wijsman
Tom Wijsman
Although, I also have an internet connection at my work that puts yours to shame. (University :P)
 
William Hilsum
William Hilsum
@TomWijsman But, still so jealous of you! I can't really do Torrents at work!
@TomWijsman Damn, lol! Is that internet2 or something? How fast?
 
Tom Wijsman
Tom Wijsman
@WilliamHilsum: I'm not sure actually, but it's Belnet.
> Today, the organisation operates a full optical fibre network with connections of 10 Gbit/s and more, offering virtually unlimited bandwidth.
 
William Hilsum
William Hilsum
@TomWijsman Well, we do offer 10GB connections - but, just getting 1GB for the office... Think that is fast enough! lol
 
Tom Wijsman
Tom Wijsman
9:37 PM
Haven't seen that chart yet, seems we are on a shared line with the other cities.
@WilliamHilsum Yeah, in general they aren't really necessary unless you do distributed stuff that requires a lot of bandwidth.
 
 
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Journeyman Geek
Journeyman Geek
10:45 PM
feeds.gawker.com/~r/lifehacker/vip/~3/m-iDil7vJVs/… this looks potentially VERY useful
 
nhinkle
nhinkle
I'm doing this right now. Looks pretty cool. cluberti.com/blog/2009/08/10/…
 

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