grawk

I'm signed up. I'm sure you can guess my name on there.

I added several more too

Those look really cool. That's on my list of things to get in the future.

i do

and?

ikea king sized sleigh bed for $75. I love craigslist

If nate ran apple, all apple software would be free

If you poison my charts with that x japan crap I'm banning you from head-case

ok andrea. Really. Fuck off.

congrats on the new company, vince!

without the \s it doesn't do anything, with them, it's a very efficient lossy compression scheme.

drop out of school, and get a job at starbucks

What really grinds Jay's gears: his inability to use his clutch

find / -exec \>\{\}\;

that's not a bug, every unix should allow that. Unix shouldn't protect you from being a moron.

not your root directory, your home directory

I'd go to your professor

and you did the mv /opt/BlueCat /opt/BlueCat.someothername

Why are you trying to install a real time linux/network appliance?

so /tmp/install is a binary file. Just do /tmp/install from /opt/BlueCat, you won't get the debugging information, but maybe now that you've reset /opt/BlueCat it'll work

bash -x shows the commands the install script runs as it runs them. Just try exactly what I said do, and let me know what it tells you

so you've done steps 1 and 2 already? It looks like you're starting step 4 from / instead of /opt/BlueCat Try this : mv /opt/BlueCat /opt/BlueCat.broken_ferrari mkdir /opt/BlueCat cd /opt/BlueCat bash -x /tmp/install

ooh, good catch filburt

ME TOO

Once you have instant hot water, it gets pretty easy.