Posted by formatc on Friday May 2, 2008 @ 06:32pm
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Got an email linking me to this page:

http://www.1998spartans.com/

Man..just...wow. Anyone ever go to theirs?

I went to my twenty year reunion (shut the fuck up, I'm not old!). It was okay I suppose. No one I really wanted to see showed up. Some people I didn't give a damn about in high school did show up. It was good to know my feelings didn't change much. Everyone looked the same as I remembered them with a few exceptions. Mostly just getting fat, bald and/or a few gray hairs.

Posted by voltaic on Friday May 2, 2008 @ 08:57pm
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Mostly just getting fat, bald and/or a few gray hairs.

Same with the dudes?

Posted by formatc on Friday May 2, 2008 @ 09:03pm
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Mostly just getting fat, bald and/or a few gray hairs.

Same with the dudes?

except me. I still have my hair. Good one by the way.

Posted by Caliber on Saturday May 3, 2008 @ 05:23pm
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Mostly just getting fat, bald and/or a few gray hairs.

Same with the dudes?

except me. I still have my hair. Good one by the way.

Just because it has migrated to your back does not = "I still have my hair"

Posted by Krux on Thursday May 1, 2008 @ 01:52pm
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Got an email linking me to this page:

http://www.1998spartans.com/

Man..just...wow. Anyone ever go to theirs?

Naa... for starters my high school was so small (my class was 26 people, which was twice the size of any class in the history of the school), that instead of doing a ten year reunion, they did an all classes reunion which fell on the 9 year mark for me. Wasn't about to fly across the country to go to that.

Posted by unicron on Friday May 2, 2008 @ 12:10am
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Hey, Krux, I had a request to change some THC code. You know sometimes when if you put a link in a reply on certain pages, the actual headline of the page becomes what people see? Could you do that here? Like if I were to throw up this link:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AFI_%28band%29

It would appear as:

AFI (band)

?? Would get rid of those long as links I sometimes throw up.

Posted by Krux on Friday May 2, 2008 @ 02:07am
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Hey, Krux, I had a request to change some THC code. You know sometimes when if you put a link in a reply on certain pages, the actual headline of the page becomes what people see? Could you do that here? Like if I were to throw up this link:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AFI_%28band%29

It would appear as:

AFI (band)

?? Would get rid of those long as links I sometimes throw up.

Nice idea. I'll add it to the list. In fact, here is your ticket:

http://devel.thcnet.net/trac/thcnet/ticket/29

Posted by voltaic on Friday May 2, 2008 @ 10:59pm
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Nice idea. I'll add it to the list. In fact, here is your ticket:

THCNet has a ticketing system? Now I can die (and hope to, shortly)!

Posted by Krux on Saturday May 3, 2008 @ 07:11am
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Nice idea. I'll add it to the list. In fact, here is your ticket:

THCNet has a ticketing system? Now I can die (and hope to, shortly)!

THCNET is (and has been) an open source project, and I implemented Trac to help myself manage it. I was mainly started using Trac because it had a nice wiki, and a SVN source code viewer. So after playing with it for a bit, it turns out the ticketing system I didn't think I was going to use was pretty useful to help myself remember what I have to code. One of the cool things is that anyone can create an account and submit buts or feature requests via the ticket system as well.

Posted by Caliber on Saturday May 3, 2008 @ 05:25pm
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Nice idea. I'll add it to the list. In fact, here is your ticket:

THCNet has a ticketing system? Now I can die (and hope to, shortly)!

THCNET is (and has been) an open source project, and I implemented Trac to help myself manage it. I was mainly started using Trac because it had a nice wiki, and a SVN source code viewer. So after playing with it for a bit, it turns out the ticketing system I didn't think I was going to use was pretty useful to help myself remember what I have to code. One of the cool things is that anyone can create an account and submit buts or feature requests via the ticket system as well.

Don't justify it, it might make volt change his mind...

Posted by unicron on Friday May 2, 2008 @ 02:11am
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Nice idea. I'll add it to the list. In fact, here is your ticket:

http://devel.thcnet.net/trac/thcnet/ticket/29

Very cool, thank you. Another small idea: Once logged in, a link to get into THC email and possibly a little blurb on the main page with current amount of mail in the inbox. Don't know how hard that would be getting the THC software to communicate with Roundcube.

Posted by voltaic on Friday May 2, 2008 @ 08:01am
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Very cool, thank you. Another small idea: Once logged in, a link to get into THC email and possibly a little blurb on the main page with current amount of mail in the inbox. Don't know how hard that would be getting the THC software to communicate with Roundcube.

Could be challenging for those of us who use separate passwords or usernames for mail vs. the forum.

Posted by Caliber on Friday May 2, 2008 @ 09:03am
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Very cool, thank you. Another small idea: Once logged in, a link to get into THC email and possibly a little blurb on the main page with current amount of mail in the inbox. Don't know how hard that would be getting the THC software to communicate with Roundcube.

Could be challenging for those of us who use separate passwords or usernames for mail vs. the forum.

This is where I too would run into trouble

Posted by Krux on Friday May 2, 2008 @ 08:20am
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Very cool, thank you. Another small idea: Once logged in, a link to get into THC email and possibly a little blurb on the main page with current amount of mail in the inbox. Don't know how hard that would be getting the THC software to communicate with Roundcube.

Could be challenging for those of us who use separate passwords or usernames for mail vs. the forum.

For the message count, since it's on the local machine, no authentication needs to take place. I would just have to write a script that returns the count of new messages in your inbox. As for a link to your inbox, I would have to rewrite the authentication of THCNET so it would work against the local passwd file, and then create the session for roundcube mail once you log in. That's a bit more difficult to do.

Then there is the decision on if that is code I want in the official code base for THCNET.

Posted by Stealth on Saturday May 3, 2008 @ 01:29am
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Very cool, thank you. Another small idea: Once logged in, a link to get into THC email and possibly a little blurb on the main page with current amount of mail in the inbox. Don't know how hard that would be getting the THC software to communicate with Roundcube.

Could be challenging for those of us who use separate passwords or usernames for mail vs. the forum.

For the message count, since it's on the local machine, no authentication needs to take place. I would just have to write a script that returns the count of new messages in your inbox. As for a link to your inbox, I would have to rewrite the authentication of THCNET so it would work against the local passwd file, and then create the session for roundcube mail once you log in. That's a bit more difficult to do.

Then there is the decision on if that is code I want in the official code base for THCNET.

it would make a cool plug-in though, if you where to implement a plug-in type system.

But like Cal and Volt.. I have different passwords..

Posted by Krux on Saturday May 3, 2008 @ 07:14am
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it would make a cool plug-in though, if you where to implement a plug-in type system.

It's supported plugins for years. That's what the stats, random posts, and one liners are.

Posted by Stealth on Sunday May 4, 2008 @ 02:29pm
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it would make a cool plug-in though, if you where to implement a plug-in type system.

It's supported plugins for years. That's what the stats, random posts, and one liners are.

Huh.. really. see that's what happens when I don't look at the code or even install the thing for testing.

Cool man.. rock on.

Posted by Krux on Sunday May 4, 2008 @ 02:41pm
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Huh.. really. see that's what happens when I don't look at the code or even install the thing for testing.

Well there you go.

Plugin's work via an "includephp" macro. The script just has to pass it's output to the $output variable, and it's displayed on the page where called.

Cool man.. rock on.

woot!

Posted by voltaic on Friday May 2, 2008 @ 03:46pm
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FWIW, I vote "no" since technically the forum can be access over non-secure http, and I don't care to have that potential hole into getting my e-mail. Which, incidentally, is also why I have separate passwords.

So basically Unicron needs to be less of a lazy fuck.

Posted by Krux on Friday May 2, 2008 @ 04:11pm
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FWIW, I vote "no" since technically the forum can be access over non-secure http, and I don't care to have that potential hole into getting my e-mail. Which, incidentally, is also why I have separate passwords.

I could have the feature only work over https easily enough.

So basically Unicron needs to be less of a lazy fuck.

Well that I can agree with.

Posted by formatc on Friday May 2, 2008 @ 06:28pm
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FWIW, I vote "no" since technically the forum can be access over non-secure http, and I don't care to have that potential hole into getting my e-mail. Which, incidentally, is also why I have separate passwords.

I could have the feature only work over https easily enough.

So basically Unicron needs to be less of a lazy fuck.

Well that I can agree with.

Yeah, what Krux said! Can you make some portlets where we can add little modules like mail or whatever? Plus, for the love of pete, give me a mobile friendly site so I can read/post from my phone!

Posted by Krux on Friday May 2, 2008 @ 06:32pm
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Yeah, what Krux said! Can you make some portlets where we can add little modules like mail or whatever? Plus, for the love of pete, give me a mobile friendly site so I can read/post from my phone!

That's pretty easy. THCNET can already do what you are asking. Just send me a template set (*.template) and what browser your phone says it is, and I'll add it.

You can get the templates here: http://devel.thcnet.net/trac/thcnet/browser/trunk/themes/standard

Posted by formatc on Friday May 2, 2008 @ 09:15pm
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Yeah, what Krux said! Can you make some portlets where we can add little modules like mail or whatever? Plus, for the love of pete, give me a mobile friendly site so I can read/post from my phone!

That's pretty easy. THCNET can already do what you are asking. Just send me a template set (*.template) and what browser your phone says it is, and I'll add it.

You can get the templates here: http://devel.thcnet.net/trac/thcnet/browser/trunk/themes/standard

Link didn't work. Here is the browser: HTC-8900/1.2+Mozilla/4.0+(compatible;+MSIE+6.0;+Windows+CE;+IEMobile+7.6)

Posted by voltaic on Friday May 2, 2008 @ 11:00pm
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Same here. I get this error:

"No node /trunk/themes/standard at revision 63"

Posted by Krux on Saturday May 3, 2008 @ 07:16am
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Same here. I get this error:

"No node /trunk/themes/standard at revision 63"

Yea. Because I got interrupted before I could commit the latest version to SVN.

Posted by formatc on Wednesday May 7, 2008 @ 09:34pm
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Same here. I get this error:

"No node /trunk/themes/standard at revision 63"

Yea. Because I got interrupted before I could commit the latest version to SVN.

I was going to download and post the templates, but I got interrupted by the fact I am a retarded systems engineer and not a coder.

Posted by unicron on Thursday May 8, 2008 @ 01:48am
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I was going to download and post the templates, but I got interrupted by the fact I am a retarded systems engineer and not a coder.

Hey man their is a lot of honor in that career. While programmers are finding amazing, creative ways to make a computer do something original that could benefits any number of applications, hardware, and networking systems you and I are in the corner, on the phone at 3:00AM unlocking accounts for the 400lb administrative assistant that SWEARS her password must have changed on its own, and that it couldn't have been her fat fingering it for the 10th time, or wondering why she calls for the same thing 3 times a week, or you wondering how she got the job and why your boss and HIS boss doesn't think it's funny that you disabled the accounts of her entire department as "punishment".

I also liked last night spending an hour on the phone with one of our application people as he asked me time and time again if one of the customer cisco routers were up, and if he could....vpn into it. Hey, "he who barbecues and lives in Europe, you got a copy of that VPN server for IOS?"

Posted by formatc on Friday May 9, 2008 @ 07:39pm
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I was going to download and post the templates, but I got interrupted by the fact I am a retarded systems engineer and not a coder.

Hey man their is a lot of honor in that career. While programmers are finding amazing, creative ways to make a computer do something original that could benefits any number of applications, hardware, and networking systems you and I are in the corner, on the phone at 3:00AM unlocking accounts for the 400lb administrative assistant that SWEARS her password must have changed on its own, and that it couldn't have been her fat fingering it for the 10th time, or wondering why she calls for the same thing 3 times a week, or you wondering how she got the job and why your boss and HIS boss doesn't think it's funny that you disabled the accounts of her entire department as "punishment".

That's an admin.

I also liked last night spending an hour on the phone with one of our application people as he asked me time and time again if one of the customer cisco routers were up, and if he could....vpn into it. Hey, "he who barbecues and lives in Europe, you got a copy of that VPN server for IOS?"

Fortunately, I gave up the pager for powerpoints three years ago. Best move I ever made.

Posted by Krux on Thursday May 8, 2008 @ 08:42am
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I was going to download and post the templates, but I got interrupted by the fact I am a retarded systems engineer and not a coder.

Hey man their is a lot of honor in that career. While programmers are finding amazing, creative ways to make a computer do something original that could benefits any number of applications, hardware, and networking systems you and I are in the corner, on the phone at 3:00AM unlocking accounts for the 400lb administrative assistant that SWEARS her password must have changed on its own, and that it couldn't have been her fat fingering it for the 10th time, or wondering why she calls for the same thing 3 times a week, or you wondering how she got the job and why your boss and HIS boss doesn't think it's funny that you disabled the accounts of her entire department as "punishment".

I also liked last night spending an hour on the phone with one of our application people as he asked me time and time again if one of the customer cisco routers were up, and if he could....vpn into it. Hey, "he who barbecues and lives in Europe, you got a copy of that VPN server for IOS?"

::cough::

Cisco Easy VPN on Cisco IOS Software-Based Routers
Cisco IOS Security Configuration Guide

Posted by unicron on Thursday May 8, 2008 @ 02:43pm
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Doh, I misspoke. Not VPN, VNC, which I'm pretty sure doesn't exist for IOS. M bad.

Posted by Krux on Friday May 2, 2008 @ 10:57pm
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Yeah, what Krux said! Can you make some portlets where we can add little modules like mail or whatever? Plus, for the love of pete, give me a mobile friendly site so I can read/post from my phone!

That's pretty easy. THCNET can already do what you are asking. Just send me a template set (*.template) and what browser your phone says it is, and I'll add it.

You can get the templates here: http://devel.thcnet.net/trac/thcnet/browser/trunk/themes/standard

Link didn't work. Here is the browser: HTC-8900/1.2+Mozilla/4.0+(compatible;+MSIE+6.0;+Windows+CE;+IEMobile+7.6)

Yea. Because I got interrupted before I could commit the latest version to SVN.

Posted by Krux on Saturday May 3, 2008 @ 12:35pm
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Yeah, what Krux said! Can you make some portlets where we can add little modules like mail or whatever? Plus, for the love of pete, give me a mobile friendly site so I can read/post from my phone!

That's pretty easy. THCNET can already do what you are asking. Just send me a template set (*.template) and what browser your phone says it is, and I'll add it.

You can get the templates here: http://devel.thcnet.net/trac/thcnet/browser/trunk/themes/standard

Link didn't work. Here is the browser: HTC-8900/1.2+Mozilla/4.0+(compatible;+MSIE+6.0;+Windows+CE;+IEMobile+7.6)

Give it a try now.

Posted by Stealth on Thursday May 1, 2008 @ 08:59am
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Got an email linking me to this page:

http://www.1998spartans.com/

Man..just...wow. Anyone ever go to theirs?

I didn't go to mine, I was in Seattle, getting ready for Sweden or something, and like Volt and Cal said.. all the best people I was already talking too.. It might be interesting to see where a few people ended up, but there are the many more others who i wouldn't give a damn about.. If I had still been living in town I might have actually gone, but not for the cost of the plane, hotel, everything else..

Angel park.. that place is still around,eh? I remember when that was the edge of town.. before the golf course and that casino up there.. hehe

Posted by voltaic on Thursday May 1, 2008 @ 07:42am
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Didn't go to mine. The vast majority of my friends in high school were either one grade above me (like Caliber) or one below (like st00ph). Most people in my grade I just didn't hang out with.

Posted by Caliber on Thursday May 1, 2008 @ 08:35am
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Didn't go to mine. The vast majority of my friends in high school were either one grade above me (like Caliber) or one below (like st00ph). Most people in my grade I just didn't hang out with.

I too, did not go to my 10 year, for pretty much the same reasons. Of course I should have gone just so I could punch wolfbane in the throat...

Besides that, even if the few people I hung out with in high school had been in my grade, I keep in touch with the ones that are worth a fuck already... why spend $90 a day to hang out with them 2 more days... they just aren't worth it ;)