Recent content by chipmonk010

@Gigamo I really like the colors, could your post .Xdefaults? (or whatever you use to set them .bashrc or other) You liking awesome? Thanks

Ive been using vsftpd on linux for quite a while now its an excellent program, and very secure if setup correctly. Probably the best ftp server for linux but also probably one of the more difficult to setup (If user authentication is needed). Anonymous ftp works out of the box. I had it running...

parser-3.1.py Heres the updated python proggy, i fixed the literal that ends with a ' problemo and i added a line that turns \\ to \ but im not sure if the later is needed. The output seems to be correct regardless....Python does like to get ride of double backslashes so im not sure whether...

To use psyco simply download and install the version that corisponds to your version of python from the following link. No configuration is required. The updated version of my code below will automatically use psyco if it is installed and will display a message indicating whether its running...

@ mike could u give me a little more detail on the backslashes your refering too. heres the same code but with Psyco enabled, parser2.py this version requires you to install the Psyco optimizer for python. On my machine this version runs 50 seconds faster.

heres another attempt at my python version I think this one will actually work correctly completes in 2m30s on my machine dualxeons @ 3ghz parser.py

im sure there is a better way to do this in python. Im learning the language and programing in general so i thought i would use this as an exercise. Your points are well taken, and i see that this design simply isnt going to work. as for speed as is this program completes that wikipedia file...

ok i revised my code, the only thing i dont really know what to do with are things like \xa1 \xc3 etc. what are these? should i let them pass through? anyway heres my code: def parse_line(infile, outfile): for line in infile: #remove useless text...

heres a snippet of my output: 2945 0 Affectional orientation 136 0 0 0.336258885763827 20060630015336 59882690 1740 2946 1 Ariel Sharon 179 0 0 0.466582354592702 20060630193320 61024222 99015 2947...

hey guys im learning python and thought this 'chalange' would be a good exercise soooo i wrote this little script. note: i only read the first three pages of this thread so sry if a python script has already been posted or if the bake off is basicallly over lol. anyway hear it is: def...

i think he has a point.....i would hang out here alot if it wasnt such a free for all. i dont think it should just be writen off^^ but taken a little more seriously.

ok so i have a mb w/ 2 ethernet ports on it, win2k is on the machine and i wanna bridge the connections just like u can in xp. but there seems to be no option to bridge them in win 2k is there a way to do this or do i need third party software? if so what software is good? thanks for any help.

eh the way i look at it is if i fry something i get an excuse to upgrade :D go for the vx(life time warrenty up to 3.5 volts!) ive heard that the ocz booster can go outa wack n accidentally shoot the voltage up, n toast a few things mem, memcontroler, and such

lol....thread is already getting a lil violent....more vcore or vdim also helps stability with the proper cooling of course....

very good info there thanks