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Anonymous

00:45

is chat dead?

Bob

01:31

@PatoSáinz yes

Paul

01:57

It isn't dead, it is pining

Journeyman Geek

Its pining for the fjords

Bob

03:12

...

that infomercial was over half an hour long

Journeyman Geek

o0

allquixotic

03:51

ughhhhh, nightmare first night with NUC

amazon.com/Crucial-PC3-10600-204-Pin-Notebook-CT25664BF1339/…

amazon.com/Intel-D34010WYK-DisplayPort-i3-4010U-Consumer/…

amazon.com/review/R2173RKFLK54U?ref_=pe_620760_65501210

Bob

04:11

@allquixotic o.O

@allquixotic huh, I've never had trouble getting the antennae onto those wifi cards

getting them off, on the other hand...

@allquixotic ouch :(

Journeyman Geek

05:37

hmm

@allquixotic: how many antennae does the mini PCIe card have?

is wondering if he can swap out the single band card on his laptop with a dualband one in future

Bob

07:37

@JourneymanGeek if it's like a laptop one, typically just oen antenna - two connectors

most laptops loop the antenna around the monitor

Journeyman Geek

@Bob: it is a laptop one.

Bob

@JourneymanGeek well, I guess that answers your question :P

Journeyman Geek

yeah ;p

was wondering if 5ghz antennae were any different ;p

/me will look it up the next time he's at SLS

Bob

@JourneymanGeek uhm.. don't think so

I swapped out my 2.4GHz card with a 2.4/5GHz one

used the same antennae :\

(though perhaps that reduced performance, idk)

Journeyman Geek

07:53

yeah

Bob

The connectors were identical, anyway

Journeyman Geek

considering I have a dual band router, its worth considering

Bob

@JourneymanGeek Well, the card only had the two connectors for one loop, anyway

netstumbler.org/hardware/2-4-ghz-and-5-ghz-antennas-t22515.html

Journeyman Geek

ahh neat

flote

mornin

Bob

07:56

@JourneymanGeek I don't think the slight performance differences are significant for wifi

unless you're really pushing the distance and/or throughput

Journeyman Geek

which I'm not ;p

distance is pretty good. If I REALLY needed throughput, I go wired ethernet

superuser.com/users/281547/wendyhhuu and superuser.com/questions/64564/… free flags!

flote

0

Q: Routing error to WINS name without .local

I'm having a weird issue on the network. all windows PCs behind the main router, XP, win 7 and win 8 are routing an adress incorrectly, to what looks like an external ip. The machine all the PCs are trying to reach does not have a FQDN, so there's no TLD in the address, just a WINS name without...

no answers :-/

I ran antivirus and malwarebytes on all the clients. found something on one of them, but I don't think that was it

I guess the next step is to shut everything down and boot everything up starting with router -> server -> clients

Bob

08:15

@JourneymanGeek :D

@flote how many machines, and what's the router?

is this a SOHO or professional setup?

@JourneymanGeek Impatiently waiting for the keyboard :D

Journeyman Geek

@Bob: I know the feeling.

Bob

it was registered with the post office two days ago

I got the tracking number yesterday

flote

@Bob 5 windows pcs. NETGEAR ProSafe™ Gigabit 8 Port VPN Firewall FVS318G, small office setup

Bob

it was picked up at a post office (same state) at 6am today

it's now 7pm and no more status changes

so probably Monday or Tuesday

@flote That's... not a very big sample size

@flote What's the ipconfig /all output for an affected and unaffected machine?

what are the DNS suffices in the TCP/IP settings for that adapter?

flote

all the pcs are affected

Bob

08:21

o.O

@flote Try route print as well

paste the output of ipconfig /all and route print

preferably from Win7

also, as a kinda brute-force fix, you could try adding local to the DNS suffices in the TCP/IP settings, or in the DHCP settings on the router

it might also be a good idea to trawl the router settings - see if anything stands out

what's the name of the target machine?

and what's its OS?

flote

svhnas

its a netgear nas

ReadyNAS Ultra 2 with raidiator

Bob

2 mins ago, by Bob

paste the output of ipconfig /all and route print

flote

yeah, it's coming :) I'm on a mac, so I needed to go get it

:12630513
IP-konfiguration för Windows

   Värddatornamn . . . . . . . . . . : Elevdator
   Primärt DNS-suffix. . . . . . . . :
   Nodtyp. . . . . . . . . . . . . . : Hybrid
   IP-routning aktiverat . . . . . . : Nej
   WINS-proxy aktiverat. . . . . . . : Nej
   Söklista för DNS-suffix . . . . . : sverige-halsan

Ethernet-anslutning Anslutning till lokalt nätverk:

   Anslutningsspecifika DNS-suffix . : sverige-halsan
   Beskrivning . . . . . . . . . . . : Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller
   Fysisk adress . . . . . . . . . . : EC-A8-6B-A3-48-3F

in swedish!

Bob

uhhhhhh

@flote hit ctrl+k to format text in monospace

now where was that list of Windows translations...

@flote Last thing I can think of that might be interesting - nslookup nameoftarget

also, you'll definitely want to add that this is a NAS (and the specific model/OS) to your question

that is extremely significant information - especially if all other computers behave as normal

flote

@Bob >< yeah. good point.

Journeyman Geek

08:31

Wireless LAN adapter Wireless Network Connection:

   Connection-specific DNS Suffix  . :
   IPv6 Address. . . . . . . . . . . : 2404:e801:3bbd:18d9:58c0:e0ed:6583:8528
   Temporary IPv6 Address. . . . . . : 2404:e801:3bbd:18d9:3922:87b4:e951:1874
   Link-local IPv6 Address . . . . . : fe80::58c0:e0ed:6583:8528%12
   IPv4 Address. . . . . . . . . . . : 192.168.1.179
   Subnet Mask . . . . . . . . . . . : 255.255.255.0
   Default Gateway . . . . . . . . . : 192.168.1.1

mine looks like that

dosen't have DNS lease information though

flote

I got

server: UnKnown

Address: 192.168.0.10

on the nslookup

Bob

o.o

so it works from nslookup

where'd you get that external IP from?

flote

if I ping svhnas

ms is 182

if I ping another server its < 1ms

but when I connected through my phone instead, I got different nmap results for the same ip, so I'm not sure it's external

first I thought it had something to do with the VPNs

but I shut them both down, and it was the same

Bob

@flote try restarting the computers after shutting them down

and that's also why I asked for a route print

because VPNs don't always clean up the routing tables and DNS settings after shutting down

nslookup is slightly different from the standard DNS resolver

I can't rememebr the differences right now

but when they don't match up, something weird is happening

5

Q: Under what conditions with NSLOOKUP and PING return different IP addresses on windows XP?

Inside our firewall at work, my machine frequently resolves to the wrong IP for some of our domains. We have a DNS server that is our primary DNS to resolve external domains to internal IP addresses (192.X.X.X instead of the public IP). Sometimes I will get resolved to the public IP, which won'...

dns

flote

@Bob yeah sorry, getting it now

Bob

08:40

14

Q: Why is 'ping' unable to resolve a name when 'nslookup' works fine?

On my Windows XP workstation, I can find the machine I want to connect to in DNS with nslookup: nslookup wolfman Server: dns.company.com Address: 192.168.1.38 Name: wolfman.company.com Address: 192.168.1.178 But, when I try to connect to that machine, I get an error telling me that the machin...

windows networking dns

2

Q: nslookup returns the right IP, ping still goes to the wrong ip

Ok, so here's the setup. Laptop is connected to our company VPN (Juniper Network Connect 7.2.0). There are two DNS Search suffix's (domain1.com, domain2.local). From that laptop, while connected, nslookup polls the correct DNS server, returns the right IP. Pinging the IP works fine. Pinging ...

windows vpn dns juniper

@flote those might be worth a read

especially the last two

especially the last one

flote

    ===========================================================================
Gränssnittslista
 13...2c 27 d7 1a 93 bd ......Realtek PCIe FE Family Controller
  1...........................Software Loopback Interface 1
 14...00 00 00 00 00 00 00 e0 Microsoft ISATAP Adapter
 11...00 00 00 00 00 00 00 e0 Microsoft 6to4 Adapter
 12...00 00 00 00 00 00 00 e0 Microsoft Teredo Tunneling Adapter
===========================================================================

Vägtabell för IPv4
===========================================================================

Bob

MS, y u translate command-line D:

flote

haha

your 1337 enough to know what it says :p

Bob

nothing particularly interesting, unfortunately

were the VPNs set up on the router?

wait, WINS server at 192.168.0.9? (from the ipconfig output)

flote

@Bob 192.168.0.9

right?

yes, the VPNs are through the router

Bob

08:46

@flote Uh - try nblookup - download from MS support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;830578

nslookup is DNS-only

so it's possible that your WINS server is returning the incorrect IP

(and that adding .local forces it to use DNS? maybe)

flote

hm, could be

Bob

ping and others use the DNS client, which might look at WINS first

nslookup gets the DNS server's IP and opens a direct socket connection

flote

it started after the WINS server mysteriously rebooted by itself now that you mention it (it's a VM, so it wasn't a power failure)

Bob

@flote ya, give nblookup a shot, but everything does point that way now

flote

probably should have mentioned that too oO

Bob

08:49

DNS is being serviced by your router (.10) - I didn't notice you had a WINS server running on .9 before

nor do I really have any idea what a WINS server is, apart from a legacy DNS-like thing :P

flote

yeah, it's a virtualised windows server 2003

Bob

(like, why the heck do you need WINS when you have DNS)

flote

wins is easier :p

just point it in the same direction

:)

Bob

@flote uhhhh

@flote it's... seriously legacy stuff

like, older than XP

flote

yeah I know

Bob

08:52

the only part of XP that still uses netbios is that network browser thing

seriously, drop it if you can :S

(also, having two competing nameservers? bad!)

flote

but since we had issues connecting the newer machines to the smb server as a DC I just gave up on the whole domain thing. I know you can have DNS on the windows server without the domain, but my long term goal has been migrating all the file server duties to the linux box, but I havent gotten LDAP to work

my IT duties are secondary, so I mostly just fix what's broken unfortunately

Bob

DNS is likely far more robust

especially on newer OSes

flote

now the admin account on the client I'm using seems corrupt somehow ><

Bob

o.O

flote

can't login to it or even authorize admin functions from the other accoutn

quickly translated: User Profile Service failed logging in, the user profile could not be read\

Bob

08:57

o.O

flote

troubleshooting in swedish is a little harder, and sometimes it's pretty hard to translate to MS-error-speak

it might be that it's using the old server admin profile which it can't access

but I should be able to log on anyway, right

Bob

quack [stolen from @JourneymanGeek]

flote

haha

yup, it was the WINS

disabled it in the router

now it works

thanks alot!

should I answer the post myself?

Bob

@flote why not? :P

would be helpful to include all troubleshooting steps

I'd also recommend updating the question with more details

flote

yeah, I figured you might want the cred ;)

Bob

09:11

remember: when self-answering, try not to introduce new information in the answer

flote

yeah, I'll include the original ipconfig /all

and more info about setup

Bob

the best way is to edit the question such that anyone else answering would have enough information

ugh

@allquixotic I was considering spotify this afternoon - but it's another one of those freaking p2p things

!!no

ChatBot John Cavil

Bob

p2p programs are a great way to completely kill my connection -_-

flote

ok. updated and answered. you think I should include anything else in the answer?

afk

Bob

09:21

@flote would be better if you added some troubleshooting steps (e.g. nslookup), and why it worked with .local, and why it worked on some other machines (presumably, OS X doesn't listen for/try WINS first), and why nslookup worked where ping didn't

that would maximise the chance of helping others

Journeyman Geek

@Bob: o0

your connection just might suck

Bob

@JourneymanGeek you figured? yay ADSL

about 50kB/s up before it starts backing up

Journeyman Geek

hm

My bandwidth usage is over triple the usual :/

Bob

that would barely manage a 320kbit MP3

Journeyman Geek

ow

Bob

09:27

and spotify apparently forces you to stream up to other users

with no bandwidth controls available

my down is perfectly fine - >10Mbit/s

and our gov is convinced we "don't need" higher upstream. fuck them. seriously, fuck them.

Boris_yo

Did you hear what YouTube did recently to their publishers?

flote

09:45

@Boris_yo nope

Boris_yo

@flote kotaku.com/…

Journeyman Geek

er

Journeyman Geek

10:01

plus.google.com/u/0/106187684082000485043/posts/5JSsQzddstw

flote

10:19

@JourneymanGeek your kid?

Journeyman Geek

naw, my nephew

flote

our dog followed us around as when we were carrying our daughter the first two weeks after we came home with her. she barked as soon as we lifted her up :)

Journeyman Geek

10:32

lol

we just brought him home today

he's 3 days old

Gowtham

12:35

@OliverSalzburg ok ...

22 hours ago, by Gowtham

why does everything have to be sooo big :/

five stars really ? -_-

Oliver Salzburg

0

A: Excel Cell Programming

You cannot do this with formulas, but you can do this with VBA for Excel. The general idea is: You have a routine to set up your worksheet. As you do that you set certain cells to contain values that will serve as cues. This routine can be called with a click of a button to reset the sheet or...

That code formatting O___o

allquixotic

13:10

@Bob Spotify isn't peer to peer (that I know of)

flote

@allquixotic "Spotify uses peer to peer transfers to supplement their available bandwidth."

Spotify

Spotify is a commercial music streaming service providing digital rights management-restricted content from record labels including Sony, EMI, Warner Music Group and Universal. Total users reached 20 million by December 2012, 5 million of whom pay a monthly subscription fee that varies based on locale. The system is currently available using Microsoft Windows, OS X, Linux, iOS, Android, BlackBerry, Windows Mobile, Windows Phone, S60 (Symbian), webOS, Samsung Smart TV, Squeezebox, Boxee, Sonos, WD TV, Roku, MeeGo, Telia Digital-tv, Openpandora and TiVo. Spotify was not available in t...

allquixotic

Pretty sure you get the music streams from Spotify's central servers and it's all legal etc - the sharing aspect of it is just for sharing playlists... If it's actually using your bandwidth for p2p distribution of encrypted song data, you could probably disable that part

It might do p2p for UPNP discoverable local subnets.... Really not sure about Internet p2p

@Bob did you see my review of the NUC?

Gowtham

It used to be p2p, it doesn't use it much p2p much now

flote

according to my network monitor it does a fair amount of uploading

allquixotic

It doesn't do it on Android though, right? Please say it isn't the reason my battery dies so fast

Especially considering that most people with a smartphone have data caps, if they are using my phone to send other people music while I'm out and about, I'm going to cancel my subscription right this instant.

I can just use Google Play Music All Access. Same price, just slightly worse selection of music. And it nicely combines local and remote music downloads.

flote

13:24

Dear Spotify Reps, can you please answer the following questions to try and clear a few things up (and if you can't can you find someone in development who can, someone at Spotify must know how the Android app is supposed to work!)...

Does the Android app use any P2P networking at all?
Does the Android app try to cache frequently streamed tracks like the desktop app and will it always try and use a cached version of a track instead of streaming? If not, in what situations will the app stream instead of using the cache?

The answers to your questions are how things "should" work with the Android app without inteference of any kind of bug.

1.) No, Spotify for Android does not use peer-to-peer networking.
2.) Yes, the Android app will cache frequently streamed tracks. I'm not sure if it will "always" use cached over streaming since the Android operating system might clear the cache when it needs space.
3.) Downloaded tracks will be used in preference to streaming tracks (if available).
4.) Downloaded tracks will be used in preference to streaming tracks (if available) regardless of the sound quality of it's …

seems some people have issues with a lot of data being downloaded

community.spotify.com/t5/Help-Android/…

Gowtham

14:01

@flote It downloads less data per song than Google play Music for me

that spike store.steampowered.com/stats/content

flote

lol, sweden has 700 TB. the population of sweden is around 9 million

@Gowtham must be a dota update :p

Gowtham

@flote yes, it's a 500 mb update. I'm downloading it now

looks like the d2 network is down

1.1 gb downloaded from antarctica :O

That Brazilian Guy

@Gowtham Any new games released lately?

Gowtham

@ThatBrazilianGuy dota 2 update ;p

That Brazilian Guy

Bah. Them kids and their damn newfangled multiplayer heavy graphics games. Back in my day we played Pong, and instead of Need For Speed we had Enduro.

I don't even know what Dota is supposed to look like =P

Gowtham

14:15

dafcque dota 2 is nice

It's an RTS game

That Brazilian Guy

I heard it is a Warcraft mod or something

Gowtham

It requires quick thinking, make one mistake and you loose

It's a mod of ~~LoL~~ WCIII

!! wiki dota

ChatBot John Cavil

Defense of the Ancients

Defense of the Ancients (DotA) is a multiplayer online battle arena mod for the video game Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos and its expansion, Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne, based on the "Aeon of Strife" map for StarCraft. The objective of the scenario is for each team to destroy the opponents' Ancient, heavily guarded structures at opposing corners of the map. Players use powerful units known as heroes, and are assisted by allied heroes and AI-controlled fighters. As in role-playing games, players level up their heroes and use gold to buy equipment during the mission. The scenario was ...

flote

@Gowtham lies!

@Gowtham double lies!

That Brazilian Guy

Bah! WCIII. I played Warcraft ONE.

flote

14:17

the original dota was a wcIII mod

dota 2 is a standalone

Gowtham

Developed by vavle

That Brazilian Guy

Is SteamOS out today?

Gowtham

And I have spent 300 hours of life on it

It's supposed to be out today

flote

@ThatBrazilianGuy next week right?

ah ok

Gowtham

But then we all know about Valve time

That Brazilian Guy

14:18

The way SteamOS is supposed to play Win games (stream from a separate Win machine on the network) is "a bit" retarded

@flote No, SteamOS will be released in 6-8 weeks.

flote

@ThatBrazilianGuy isn't that the HW

games.slashdot.org/story/13/12/11/2149226/…

there should be a slashdot parser here :)

steamcommunity.com/groups/steamuniverse#announcements/detail/…

Gowtham

Time to platy frostivus stuff if the d2 network isn't down :P \m/

That Brazilian Guy

Anyone here who speaks javascript and is feeling touched by the spirit of christmas would donate a few minutes of their day to ~~work for free~~ help a ~~help vampire~~ fellow user?

allquixotic

@ThatBrazilianGuy no -- and I don't even like JavaScript

@flote cool, thanks

flote

@ThatBrazilianGuy shoot

allquixotic

14:23

@ThatBrazilianGuy Bah! WC. I played Starcraft ONE. I played the original Aeon of Strife. I saw the DotA genre grow out of nothing.

That Brazilian Guy

@flote The 500px photo viewer has "prev" and "next" buttons. I wanted something like a greasemonkey / userscript that made it advance to the next photo each 10 seconds.

500px.com/photo/54723772?from=popular => clicking the photo invokes the viewer

flote

just wrap it in a setTimeout

That Brazilian Guy

I'm assuming it's easy. But I have no idea. I speak no JS

flote

var asdf = setTimeout(function() { nextFunctionCaller();}, 10000);

10000 is in milliseconds

do you have a script that handles the clicking already?

That Brazilian Guy

No

flote

14:28

ah ok

are the pictures large?

That Brazilian Guy

I think the website resizes them

flote

ok, then you can preload all the images

That Brazilian Guy

I just want to leave the official website on my 2nd monitor, rotating the images

@flote Oh, I see what you mean

flote

24

Q: JavaScript Preloading Images

Can you tell me if the function I wrote below is enough to preload images in most if not all browsers commonly used today? function preloadImage(url) { var img=new Image(); img.src=url; } I have an array of imageURLs that I loop and call the preloadImage function for each URL. Thank y...

javascript image preload confirmation

so it's just for your own use?

you're not actually uploading the script so others will see the same thing

Gowtham

D2 network is stoned

That Brazilian Guy

14:31

No need for preloading. I just want to leave the tab open on my 2nd monitor while I type text on other monitor, and for the images to advance. There's already a "next" button in the UI and (I suppose) an underlying js funtion for advancing to the next photo, I just want that function to be called each x seconds

@flote yep

flote

ah ok

That Brazilian Guy

flote

yeah, then you can just hack it from the web console in the browser

let me see if I can find it

allquixotic

@Gowtham D2?

Gowtham

Dota 2

flote

14:35

minified js is not that easy to read through :/

That Brazilian Guy

@flote Does that help? jsbeautifier.org

allquixotic

@flote use a beautifier then

damn lag

flote

yeah, I'm there,

but it's hard to trace the call

when it's all on one line in the minified

That Brazilian Guy

If it is too time demanding then forget it. =/

flote

30K lines of javascript O . O

I'll look a little more : p

yeah, I give up

maybe easier with a macro

like autokey

ooh, a bank we refer clients to for loans just sent a huge basket of chocolate

Gowtham

14:54

flote

@Gowtham just lame enough to be funny :D

allquixotic

@JourneymanGeek it had two. one black wire, one white. exact same connector. almost microscopic in size. my eye could barely make out the individual features of the connector. it's circular, with a nearly microscopic pin in the middle. the longer one connects to the further away socket.

ChatBot John Cavil

@JourneymanGeek it had two. one black wire, one white. exact same connector. almost microscopic in size. my thigh could barely make out the individual features of the connector. it's circular, with a nearly microscopic pin in the middle. the longer one connects to the further away socket.

allquixotic

umm wtf

why did cavil just say what i said

that's actually rather hilarious

Journeyman Geek

ahh

allquixotic

15:01

@ChatBotJohnCavil it had two. one X, one Y. three. four. five. six. seven sentences. maybe eight.

Journeyman Geek

excellent

allquixotic

it had two. one black wire, one white. exact same connector. almost microscopic in size. my eye could barely make out the individual features of the connector. it's circular, with a nearly microscopic pin in the middle. the longer one connects to the further away socket.

ChatBot John Cavil

it had two. one black wire, one white. exact same connector. almost microscopic in size. my thigh could barely make out the individual features of the connector. it's circular, with a nearly microscopic pin in the middle. the longer one connects to the further away socket.

allquixotic

ROFL. WTF.

Journeyman Geek

wait

there is one diffrence ;p eye

ChatBot John Cavil

15:02

there is one diffrence ;p thigh

allquixotic

oh. ROFL

Journeyman Geek

the word eye triggers him off. why?

ChatBot John Cavil

the word thigh triggers him off. why?

Journeyman Geek

o0o0o0

allquixotic

github.com/Zirak/SO-ChatBot/issues/108

Gowtham

15:03

eye you

ChatBot John Cavil

thigh you

Gowtham

haha love the creators of our bot ;p

Journeyman Geek

ahh

allquixotic

github.com/Zirak/SO-ChatBot/pull/148

looks like they themselves had a problem with it and fixed it four minutes ago

!! s/minutes/hours/

ChatBot John Cavil

@allquixotic looks like they themselves had a problem with it and fixed it four hours ago (source)

Journeyman Geek

15:05

lol

flote

anyone try google chromecast?

allquixotic

@flote yep

flote

@allquixotic any good?

allquixotic

@flote my spectrum isn't even particularly crowded, and it's laggy as fuc -- imagine a really terrible Digital TV (over airwaves) connection -- that's about how reliable it is

I suppose it's not surprising, since it uses WiFi Direct as the core networking

WiFi is about as reliable as rand() == 0.00000000123456789

flote

I have an openelec box atm

but it's a little annoying that you can't play netflix or hbo on it

and HBO nordic have been promising an xbox app for more than a year now, but still nothing

oh, it seems they actually finally came through

allquixotic

15:18

Chromecast and Miracast are both a crapshoot in my testing

flote

but still, it's annoying to have the openelec box and the xbox

but the video quality on the ION powered openelc is awesome

I even tried it on the raspberry pi, and it worked remarkably well

and it only needs usb power from the TV

allquixotic

if you're looking for some kind of set-top or HTPC box, a NUC is really nice

assuming you can watch all your media on, say, Windows

hard to set up though :P

flote

or mac mini :)

this is what I have, with openelec

asrock.com/nettop/overview.asp?Model=ION%20330

Gowtham

15:39

whoa pcgamer.com/2013/12/12/…

coool

I need to buy that game

flote

I've only played it a few times. I haven't reached space yet

yay, weekend! I'm off.

Gowtham

16:01

bleh d2 network down for 2 hours now @_@

allquixotic

18:09

@Gowtham 4 now?

allquixotic

18:25

0

Q: Is there a Bluetooth App for Windows XP?

Goodeveing Is there an bluetooth app that i can download for my microsoft windows XP? Ive recently purchased a Infinity Headset(bluetooth) but my PC does nt recognise it. can you help?

windows windows-xp

> for my microsoft windows XP? [...] but my PC does nt recognize it.

I get it. Clever pun, Roy Whyte! "XP"... "NT"... I get it.

rlemon

18:57

rlemon.ca/12days you will have to register each day for the prizes, I'll be clearing the list after the random draw. The prizes should also get better each day we get closer to Christmas. use a recognizable name please.

trying to 'break/cheat' the system will just get you removed from the draw ;)

Braiam

I didn't overstepped with this edit right? superuser.com/review/suggested-edits/182547

@allquixotic ^ there :P

@rlemon my mail for http?

rlemon

just a valid email address I can't contact you with so you can claim your prizes.

allquixotic

@rlemon nice, awesome! thanks!

Braiam

and done

rlemon

@allquixotic gotta have fun over the holidays right?

otherwise I just get bored and make stuff like this: jsfiddle.net/rlemon/KdCKJ/1

Darth Android

19:15

@rlemon I'm confused, where do I enter my credit card information, street address, search history, mother's maiden name, favorite high school teacher, favorite color, and bank routing number? This only has space for my email address.

rlemon

;)

you enter that all for name, comma seperated

remember to include the CVV

Darth Android

OHHHHHH

rlemon

jsfiddle.net/rlemon/KdCKJ/3

click around :P

Darth Android

I already did :3

allquixotic

20:53

I feel like Intel brand reputation management shills are harassing me online for my bad review of the NUC

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