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allquixotic

19:04

@OliverSalzburg Yeah, I know. It's heinous. A server with ridiculous bandwidth from Hetzner or 100TB is pretty inexpensive. Any self respecting hacker should have one :P

And then there's, like, Dropbox

Oliver Salzburg

@allquixotic Or, you know, Dropbox, SkyDrive, Box, Cubby, Google Drive, ...

allquixotic

yeah :)

even Amazon S3 kind of qualifies, unless you're very poor and have tens of thousands of downloads of large file lol

Oliver Salzburg

Or make a SourceForge account and use their space :D

allquixotic

i remember Atwood saying that he paid like $128 in S3 fees for some contest where people were listening to MP3s of different quality and ranking them by quality

$0.10 per GB goes into $128 ... a lot of times O.o

almost 1.3 TB of data transfer :P

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Journeyman Geek

21:20

@TomWijsman yes

Tom Wijsman

@JourneymanGeek: Hmm, could put nhinkle next to you. :P

Journeyman Geek

lol

@TomWijsman: go ahead.

hm, I'm about 2+4 votes away from level 4 ;p

Einsteins Grandson

anybody here?

Journeyman Geek

21:39

Einsteins Grandson

ls = ?

Tom Wijsman

ls: cannot contact =: No such user, message or room
ls: cannot contact ?: No such user, message or room

Einsteins Grandson

how to map a network directory in windows 7?

i have a FTP

on this website:

synology.com/index.php?lang=default

synology.com/dsm/index.php?lang=enu

it's DSM

Tom Wijsman

I think you can add a new network location in Windows Explorer but I don't know the exact place.

Journeyman Geek

21:58

lol

remoted into the windows 8 box

r.tanner.f

someone linked this in comms room, thought it was interesting in a make-you-want-to-vomit-at-the-stupidity kind of way: forums.aws.amazon.com/thread.jspa?threadID=65649

Journeyman Geek

lol

I remember this

Tom Wijsman

22:15

Came across this yesterday: ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=876704

The bumps are funny. :D

Journeyman Geek

lol

Oliver Salzburg

22:44

Rendered output is also nice :D

Tom Wijsman

23:00

I see what you did there...

r.tanner.f

This kind of makes me want to see SU done in Solarized (ethanschoonover.com/solarized)

Oliver Salzburg

@r.tanner.f Nice

Journeyman Geek

23:18

@OliverSalzburg: that thing is looking better and better.

Oliver Salzburg

Check out how cleverly I've re-done the question titles :D

Recycling the markdown help ^^

Journeyman Geek

I just need to work out how to use stylebot ;p

and prolly stylish on firefox

Oliver Salzburg

Copy & paste

Journeyman Geek

I accidentally disabled it T T

hm, its probably broken in canary ;p

Oliver Salzburg

stylebot.me/styles/1798

I think they offer a few install solutions

No... only Stylebot :D OK

Journeyman Geek

23:26

yay!

That worked

Oliver Salzburg

What's really driving me nuts though...

When you click a link, that links directly to a comment or answer, the comments or answer is "highlighted".

The colors used for the fade are hardcoded in a JS in the <head> :(

StackExchange.question.init({votesCast[],canViewVoteCounts:true,totalCommentCount:2,shownCommentCount:2,highlightColor:'#BEB013',backgroundColor:'#FFF',questionId:491325});

Oliver Salzburg

23:48

/* Editor Fix */
#post-form .wmd-container,
#post-form .wmd-input,
#post-form .wmd-preview{
  width: 720px;
}
#post-form .wmd-button-bar {
  width: 728px
}

That's also nice :D

Journeyman Geek

eheh. Tried putting desktop in the autostart to see if it makes windows 8 boot into desktop environment automatically

Was silly and didn't work, but worth a try

Oliver Salzburg

Makes the quick-answer box the full width of the column