| viroos_: | maybe not bury, but to maintain an edge in user/developer share. | [00:55] |
| viroos_: | while at the same time I noticed some "firefighters" rigging up chains around a huge ass concrete pillar, basically just throwing chains over the rebar sticking out and each ends of this 10 ton pillar... | [00:55] |
| viroos_: | or acid house? | [00:55] |
| viroos_: | their website is full of bullshit | [00:55] |
| lawnchair: | i can do 'git branch --contain blah' | [01:18] |
| lawnchair: | fudoki, and make sure you update and upgrade your existing packages first | [01:18] |
| lawnchair: | eeeeeta, I don't see you at Matrix, but here it was for replying to __ping as far as IIRC. It does other things too, but I don't think it has much point here or some other channels it ended up as a kind of federation tester. | [01:18] |
| lawnchair: | spare: so in theory perfectly audited code it would be impossible to just bribe one person to back door it. | [01:18] |
| lawnchair: | courrier: absolutely NOT | [01:18] |
| Visigoth20: | I started using slackware and now I'm swimming in them | [01:21] |
| Visigoth20: | and my PP is Mexican ;) | [01:21] |
| Visigoth20: | I see, it seems to cover plenty of modes | [01:21] |
| Visigoth20: | nohup removes you as the process owner i think? | [01:21] |
| Visigoth20: | ducasse: more options in grub is fine by me | [01:21] |
| ahale-: | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kMniCOAHa7E | [01:36] |
| ahale-: | rivyn: you called api.recordings with the 'small' parameter, which sets var_recorded true | [01:36] |
| ahale-: | The construction in HPolyC is sufficiently far from VCV, which has a patent, and is faster than HCTR as it uses universal hashing (VCV does this too). | [01:36] |
| ahale-: | I would never recommend Fedora to someone who is "not too great at using computers." Their position on the bleeding edge makes them suitable for Linux experts, not for everyone. | [01:36] |
| ahale-: | atchoum: but again, right tool for the job. all of my plotting stuff is in python. NONE of the stuff that i actually reason with or run somewhere is | [01:36] |
| faxmodem28: | but for me it was working until today | [02:03] |
| faxmodem28: | i don't know much about terminals tho. | [02:04] |
| faxmodem28: | relating it to square roots makes the sqrt(x) = x^(1/2) anology, but in terms of the algebraic property, it is we have nicely defined fractional powers to preserver as many of the properities as we can | [02:04] |
| faxmodem28: | the malware installed can turn the microphone as well as the camera on | [02:04] |
| faxmodem28: | bw1_: oh! thank you so much! | [02:04] |
| saku28: | how r u | [02:26] |
| saku28: | hey guys, i know this is a bit offtopic, but its rather urgent and important | [02:26] |
| saku28: | idk how to tweak the monitor modes | [02:26] |
| saku28: | install it through your package manager, if possible | [02:26] |
| saku28: | \setname Karim MANAOUIL | [02:26] |
| cURT: | /usr/bin/../include ? | [02:27] |
| cURT: | d1rewolf: I've done that in the past, non on Nixos btw | [02:27] |
| cURT: | "" is fine. "" is also fine. is not. is not. | [02:27] |
| cURT: | can i check if a process is redirecting? ps aux doesn't show that right? | [02:27] |
| cURT: | nacc: E: Unable to find a source package for alien-arena | [02:27] |
| jssjr5: | If I already know things about something, it wouldn't occur to me to ask the questions | [02:45] |
| jssjr5: | tar. | [02:45] |
| jssjr5: | WebDAV! nvm | [02:45] |
| jssjr5: | well I just tried that, not the case with calc.exe | [02:45] |
| jssjr5: | or some other machine learning based upsampler | [02:45] |
| dallbee28: | azulakina, I often use gtypist for that, it's free and it's pretty good | [03:04] |
| dallbee28: | why are the columns NOT NULL? it sounds like you actually want NULLs | [03:04] |
| dallbee28: | in short, the does not work aspect needs clarification | [03:04] |
| dallbee28: | wonder if they have my expensive digikey opamp | [03:04] |
| dallbee28: | https://img.pr0gramm.com/2018/09/11/8e5cfb26b32ba2c4.jpg | [03:04] |
| lomancer6: | I tried to modify user groups to add my main user, and git in the same group | [03:41] |
| lomancer6: | do eeet \o/ | [03:41] |
| lomancer6: | do you win a nice dentist? or is it gonna be your barber pulling your teeth out with pliers | [03:41] |
| lomancer6: | bls Yea, I think your probably right | [03:41] |
| lomancer6: | NATO fucked up everything | [03:41] |
| elessar_: | HelloFriend: /usr/bin | [04:00] |
| elessar_: | i think i was for some sort of debian mirror | [04:00] |
| elessar_: | right now, for example, it requires gcovr and libasan | [04:01] |
| elessar_: | oh yes, thank you very much Dagmar | [04:01] |
| elessar_: | pitti: Morning! How are you? I am trying to use ovirt plugin, because there are some open issues I would like to take a look. I am stuck registering the engine to that. I get some warning regarding missing certificates. It is supposed to work with engine which is installed not same machine as cockpit, right? | [04:01] |
| plitter22: | Yeah yeah but it's all I got | [04:47] |
| plitter22: | I'll take the foosball table over companies that advertise forced work outings as benefits | [04:47] |
| plitter22: | Bacteria: "people" not "ppl" | [04:47] |
| plitter22: | that will restore them to the state the failed merge left them in | [04:47] |
| plitter22: | ah alright, thanks | [04:47] |
| pandzilla: | Pretty old, isn't it? | [04:51] |
| pandzilla: | That sounds good | [04:51] |
| pandzilla: | it just needs to evaluate to 0 | [04:51] |
| pandzilla: | PlanckWalk: so why did you say "that rules out functions that take both positive and negative values"? It's clearly impossible for a function of the type Ke^(2t) to cross 0, and thus that condition rules out nothing? | [04:51] |
| pandzilla: | mniip: I kind of which this would work :P | [04:51] |
| diana_coman: | ugh | [05:03] |
| gabrielpoca29: | uncanny | [05:16] |
| gabrielpoca29: | I wondered if I'll get the sweet dark background | [05:16] |
| gabrielpoca29: | 260* | [05:16] |
| fishythefish: | Tag team chess. Now there's a sport! | [05:27] |
| fishythefish: | speaking of snowflakes anyone tried shaved ice japanese style? | [05:27] |
| fishythefish: | if you can ssh fine from one but not the other, but the other is on a different network, then it reasons that the network you're on may be blocking you. | [05:27] |
| fishythefish: | has anyone reviewed wireguard yet? | [05:28] |
| RonDiaz: | Arandr I use | [05:30] |
| RonDiaz: | that makes.. more sense? | [05:30] |
| RonDiaz: | so without context, i have no idea :P | [05:30] |
| RonDiaz: | that frequency changed as the signal changed along its range | [05:30] |
| RonDiaz: | bruul, yes i did, because a software is an object, therefore its pronoun is "it" | [05:30] |
| RonDiaz: | I managed to apply the first patch with: git apply logging.patch. When I tried to git apply logging2.patch I got this error: | [05:30] |
| msgctl24: | rindolf: also https://reviews.freebsd.org/D15324 | [05:32] |
| msgctl24: | xq | [05:33] |
| msgctl24: | play with me Mochi101 | [05:33] |
| jmis24: | sorry if I don't understand: how ? | [05:34] |
| jmis24: | â\u0099¢ p is true, if in some sense, theres a world where p is true | [05:34] |
| jmis24: | i don't understand the need to have an insane box to transcode, let alone multiple | [05:34] |
| jmis24: | the 3 and the 1/3 cancel out. | [05:34] |
| diana_coman: | this does make quite a mess of the log though | [05:38] |
| n3ob11: | yeah I'm wanting something a bit more lightweight, even tho this is Lubuntu lol | [05:39] |
| n3ob11: | furaidi: i doubt it is. | [05:39] |
| n3ob11: | because of time travel paradoxes | [05:39] |
| n3ob11: | see above RAGEPRBLM. reconnect() has a serious problem. | [05:39] |
| m1sc27: | ... you run netcat, tell it 127.0.0.1 for the IP and give it a port, then start mashing the keyboard | [05:41] |
| m1sc27: | Oh. Found 1159 such files. | [05:41] |
| m1sc27: | watchem' go POP! | [05:41] |
| mircea_popescu: | diana_coman that it does. | [05:42] |
| diana_coman: | basically they are eating pumpkin all over here | [05:43] |
| mircea_popescu: | myeah. | [05:49] |
| mircea_popescu: | i dunno, on the short term i dun wanna turn the channel off to noobs ; on the long term it's a solved problem, once deedbot moves to the new challenge system | [05:50] |
| mircea_popescu: | in the interim... wut do | [05:50] |
| ptytrader: | LordRyan: ð\u009F\u0098\u0086 | [05:56] |
| ptytrader: | [[[1],[1,3]],[[1],[1,5]],[[1],[1,8]],[[3],[3,1]],[[3],[3,5]],[[3],[3,8]],[[5... | [05:56] |
| ptytrader: | I will put on 0 and be a millionaire | [05:56] |
| ptytrader: | hi..I have core 2 du , 3GB ram and Nvidia geforce 310 GPU . I am confused should I install Ubuntu 64 bit default or Ubuntu MATE 32 bit..Please help me decide | [05:56] |
| ptytrader: | What does a dash in front of a URI mean? Example: -/var/log/syslog | [05:56] |
| ptytrader: | pjones: rgr, thanks for the heads-up | [05:56] |
| daleharvey16: | "grounded pleasurionics" | [06:01] |
| diana_coman: | ahahah, at least grounded pleasurionics is something | [06:03] |
| mikroflops3: | Kobaz, sure but theres only one email address garunteed to be listed in DNS, and honestly a lot of the time that email address isn't even setup to receive emails :/ | [06:03] |
| mikroflops3: | > Just (Just 7) >>= id | [06:03] |
| mikroflops3: | (essentially) | [06:04] |
| mikroflops3: | lshw -C disk outputs nothing at all | [06:04] |
| mikroflops3: | It seems to state the problem is polynomial time solvable for 70\%, or 50\% if all unknowns are in a consecutive block. | [06:04] |
| diana_coman: | but myeah, no idea really wut do | [06:04] |
| mikroflops3: | yeah it's light zaps | [06:04] |
| cookiecutter: | more or less than 200? | [06:18] |
| cookiecutter: | vim everywhere is the only answer | [06:18] |
| cookiecutter: | so why do you expect the globs to match anything? | [06:18] |
| cookiecutter: | but i didnt learn any of this in classical mechanics | [06:18] |
| cookiecutter: | (or i guess you c++ guys prefer to call it std::cerr << std::flush; or something) | [06:18] |
| cookiecutter: | so smoothness would be key | [06:18] |
| TrentP13: | speeedy: not ffmpeg, but https://mkvtoolnix.download/doc/mkvpropedit.html ? | [07:03] |
| TrentP13: | Panther: What about really big values of 1? | [07:03] |
| TrentP13: | perl-style-regexp invaded my brain too much and too early. | [07:03] |
| melamo16: | I am supposed to show that for fixed a: a <1, f(z)=(z-a)/1-a^*z) is a Möbius transformation. Is there an elegant way or plan of going about doing this? | [07:10] |
| melamo16: | now I will say the 4k is faster, but the 4 doesn't suck | [07:10] |
| melamo16: | then use the command I gave you above | [07:10] |
| melamo16: | there should be a trigger | [07:10] |
| melamo16: | you just have to modify the regex replacement part to not include all of the variables | [07:11] |
| tangent1287: | <msmith> you don't set a default in case none of the criteria match | [07:32] |
| tangent1287: | is it good practice to have URLs inside commit messages? | [07:32] |
| tangent1287: | oh.. im just saying its complicated (or seems to be complicated) i havent figure out how to get it running | [07:32] |
| Kissaki0: | do you guys remember the whole Microsoft platinum member 2 board seats Linux Foundation ordeal? Well, what if behind the curtains here Microsoft suggested to the Linux Foundation that they "rehabilitate" Linus in the social justice warrior camps otherwise they'd pull the funding they graciously give the Linux Foundation no strings attached or special interested implied | [07:38] |
| Kissaki0: | something like a std::variant<X,Y,Z> | [07:38] |
| Kissaki0: | bls: well it was trying to create a namespace for somethign | [07:39] |
| classicsnail25: | you would buy a modular station | [07:52] |
| classicsnail25: | ekleog: Right, and | [07:52] |
| classicsnail25: | worch: here's mine http://vpaste.net/QUr0I | [07:52] |
| classicsnail25: | osse: seriously. | [07:52] |
| classicsnail25: | if you want to be smug at me, you have to learn to spell | [07:52] |
| slothtoe: | You'd put it into promiscuous mode. ...which is something that would be done by the program you're using to sniff ethernet. | [07:56] |
| slothtoe: | afx_: what speed is it supposed to be at, by the way? 100M? 1G? | [07:56] |
| slothtoe: | where do you have your infos from NDPTAL85 | [07:56] |
| AndreSomers2: | SuperSonicSound: And it just happens that the columns of a matrix look like how the trasnformation maps the vectors (1,0,0), (0,1,0), and (0,0,1). | [08:08] |
| AndreSomers2: | is it fair that we pay 3x as much for technology that's been around since 2013? | [08:08] |
| AndreSomers2: | Milos888: as I said earlier, the number 1 * 3 * ... * 149 is far (far) too big to fit in any integer type | [08:08] |
| AndreSomers2: | mojtaba: I've tried matching the dumpe2fs numbers to df output; I can match the Used/Avail but not the Use\% ! | [08:08] |
| AndreSomers2: | a____ptr: Of course, â\u0080\u009Cinfinitesimalâ\u0080\u009D actually means â\u0080\u009Cfinite, but living in the tangent spaceâ\u0080\u009D. | [08:08] |
| gilbertw129: | AnrDaemon, benbrown, Cool, that appears to be working. Thanks for the help! | [08:49] |
| gilbertw129: | So .mfiles comes from upstream? The contents looks very fedora specific. | [08:50] |
| gilbertw129: | i have another thing i have a question about that i cant find anything for. | [08:50] |
| froggey26: | Grr... sqlfiddle hangs again. Let me migrate somewhere else, a minute... | [09:03] |
| froggey26: | cocoa, i just looked at my list of fonts in gnome-terminal - it's large. just add some more monospace fonts (I'm guessing the fonts you're not seeing are proportional & thus make no sense in a terminal) | [09:03] |
| froggey26: | Is there a way to get the sequence number of a TCP connection in userspace? | [09:03] |
| froggey26: | yeah, custom parser | [09:03] |
| froggey26: | an ordered pair is called a tuple. is there a shorthand for 'unordered pair'? | [09:03] |
| anigma1: | who here does coding in their sleep | [09:17] |
| anigma1: | Jan-: that's a dead easy simple circuit yes it exists | [09:17] |
| anigma1: | m x m | [09:17] |
| EdwardIII29: | because they're dumb? seems idiotic to not have an end-to-end solution if you're going to offer airplay | [09:21] |
| EdwardIII29: | boritek, can't even see how that makes sense. a PXE boot needs a dhcp server and a tftp server with the boot files, so it's not "from the ISO directly".. | [09:21] |
| EdwardIII29: | tool: No, it doesn't. | [09:21] |
| bertvdlingen1: | right, pretending | [09:23] |
| bertvdlingen1: | you were only a one car family out of hating your BMW. | [09:23] |
| bertvdlingen1: | Nix is pretty aggressive about checking for new versions though, when you use an HTTP url | [09:23] |
| bertvdlingen1: | you can just start a windows installer up, shift F10 and fdisk /fixmbr | [09:24] |
| bertvdlingen1: | After opening them up there was a button to install them, so I guess I'm allright. | [09:24] |
| dgrove21: | i will give that more thought | [09:24] |
| dgrove21: | jq | [09:24] |
| dgrove21: | vimgor: pipe | [09:24] |
| dgrove21: | yeah, use a let | [09:24] |
| dgrove21: | see if "grep 'P=' ~/.config/hexchat/servlist.conf" turns up anything that looks like your password | [09:24] |
| dgrove21: | sokan, sure. I will talk with antilopa and some other librehosters around and we'll try to compile list of questions | [09:24] |
| greku8: | for Linux? | [09:26] |
| greku8: | the reject looks like it may work | [09:26] |
| greku8: | Again, "prefer" implies that I'm still making an evaluation of some kind. | [09:26] |
| jamesrichardson5: | Opinion. | [09:55] |
| jamesrichardson5: | thx guiverc...btw ubuntu has a website that shows all supported kernels...what are lowlatency kernels are they faster | [09:55] |
| jamesrichardson5: | http://pastebin.centos.org/1667236/raw/ | [09:56] |
| jamesrichardson5: | piss pearls | [09:56] |
| l0rdkermit11: | Bitcoin is #1/1890 @ 53.62\% ~ ,707.39 / É\u0083 0.00014908 ~ 1h/1d/7d: -0.36\x0F/2.58\x0F/2.7\x0F ~ 24h vol. É\u0083 635,030.10808971 / ,259,400,241.80 | [10:32] |
| l0rdkermit11: | spudly: But if you have key individual task metrics, you can also federate those. | [10:32] |
| l0rdkermit11: | the wg0 ip i mean | [10:32] |
| l0rdkermit11: | This sounds racey. What are you doing after? | [10:32] |
| Guest94909: | my laptop physical screen is 4k but it's closed, i'm connectd to 2 external 1080P displays | [10:32] |
| Guest94909: | thats hate speech | [10:32] |
| Guest94909: | Linux is an overweight fork of Windows | [10:32] |
| Guest94909: | http://tinyurl.com/y8kr6kvr might even be more appropriate | [10:32] |
| Guest94909: | https://i.imgur.com/IZ39jEJ.png | [10:32] |
| Jefren17: | Half of our renters in poland use some way to steal electricity. I am still waiting for the first one to start a bitcoin mining operation there. But I dont mind that much, because they use that mostly for heating, which is still better than not heating the places at all. Rough area.. | [10:43] |
| Jefren17: | M/L-whatever | [10:43] |
| Jefren17: | unyu: i think we had a mastrubatory convo about this too | [10:43] |
| Jefren17: | git remote -v* | [10:43] |
| jjardon11: | also limits ware on the contacts | [10:44] |
| jjardon11: | north korea and china have suffered fallout from fukushima | [10:44] |
| jjardon11: | I dont understand how the limit is 0 if by integration (N+n)/(N^2+n^2) dn , I get pi/4+ln2 /2 though | [10:44] |
| chocorho21: | my traceroute says: Version 1.4a12+FreeBSD | [10:57] |
| chocorho21: | Can I not apply blake2b to small amounts of data? | [10:57] |
| chocorho21: | fancying about with colors and wanting max speed seems like opposing goals | [10:57] |
| chocorho21: | "official docs suck" | [10:57] |
| KiRaShi: | Eh, well, may have been before your time. | [11:11] |
| KiRaShi: | that's what OverloadedRecordFields does | [11:11] |
| KiRaShi: | pantato: like: touch space/testfile | [11:11] |
| KiRaShi: | 800 kh/s on 1 core i said ;) | [11:11] |
| KiRaShi: | It doesn't help a lot to do the same steps again and expect different results | [11:11] |
| rajkosto: | defining a<=b iff a b | [11:42] |
| rajkosto: | rm -f | [11:42] |
| rajkosto: | You are awesome. have a great Dah | [11:42] |
| rajkosto: | He's lost in the sauce of systemd. | [11:42] |
| rajkosto: | similar to finite state machines in that respect | [11:42] |
| rajkosto: | because that wouldn't allow removing from the middle? | [11:43] |
| storshoo8: | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UVSApMgtTjA | [11:51] |
| storshoo8: | what is snap? | [11:51] |
| storshoo8: | what's the intended choice? | [11:51] |
| storshoo8: | er {pictoral,schematic-with-hints,schematic} | [11:52] |
| storshoo8: | no vias isn't as big a problem with a thrue hole design, but the point of making PCBs for protoype is largely to use SMD | [11:52] |
| storshoo8: | i too vape | [11:52] |
| jnatten: | harding: I know he was looking into that a while back. Let me see around the exact date that I have been absent | [11:58] |
| jnatten: | but thats pretty much the logic | [11:58] |
| jnatten: | * Thank you much for the help today | [11:58] |
| jnatten: | the maximum capacitance is pretty teensy | [11:58] |
| jnatten: | blue: i've had one 2.5inch fail | [11:58] |
| jnatten: | is it silly to keep routers that came from ISP's when that ISP is not mine | [11:58] |
| kalio3: | then install directly in template? | [12:11] |
| kalio3: | the numbers get increasingly ludicrous | [12:11] |
| kalio3: | later in the netherlands | [12:11] |
| kalio3: | modded minecraft is my guilty pleasure | [12:11] |
| kalio3: | Pr070cal: right, so the log should also show the monitors being discovered too | [12:11] |
| kalio3: | i.e. do I need to ensure, like, ABI compatibility or something for the standard library? | [12:11] |
| entil3: | xamithanx: I got a feeling that they're going to ban me for "trolling". sigh. | [12:16] |
| entil3: | system is a very generic term too | [12:16] |
| entil3: | cd ~/.weechat/python/ | [12:16] |
| entil3: | prepend it with \V | [12:16] |
| colde28: | He did Not Socialize. | [12:54] |
| colde28: | [115.133.122.243 (MY - netname: ADSL-STREAMYX)] | [12:54] |
| colde28: | Don't have any other option, kiddo. | [12:54] |
| colde28: | indeed. linux was created by simply following directions | [12:54] |
| colde28: | dust collector is a must. | [12:54] |
| colde28: | if you're banned from a channel, better /part it (or /close in weechat to close the channel buffer) | [12:54] |
| mweckbecker20: | (that's what's in my bash 4.2.46 manual) | [13:13] |
| mweckbecker20: | iamben: there is? how long has that been around? | [13:13] |
| mweckbecker20: | If proxmox is a cloud provider in salt-cloud, doesn't salt-cloud try to jump on to provision salt-minion using a key? | [13:13] |
| dwts7: | Canada is almost Communist | [13:27] |
| dwts7: | i get endless spinning atm from that link. think maybe our hs is unhappy | [13:27] |
| dwts7: | What error in the main buffer? | [13:27] |
| dwts7: | jim: I mostly bought it to support the project, since I used it a lot, for many years. But, since I did buy it, they've released so little with features that just don't even work. | [13:28] |
| dwts7: | mark721: sudo chroot /mnt/ | [13:28] |
| onenerdyguy9: | steven: i have a few projects with VERSION files in which i include the date | [13:34] |
| onenerdyguy9: | Blondie101010: I have /var/log in most of my virtual machines. Mostly CentOS and Ubuntu and Debian vm's | [13:34] |
| onenerdyguy9: | ne2k: no MAC conflicts. These devices can also connect to devices that are on wifi - that's how I have ssh to them from a wifi PC | [13:34] |
| onenerdyguy9: | haha i'll google | [13:34] |
| onenerdyguy9: | use the process of elimination | [13:34] |
| onenerdyguy9: | that's algebraic topoloy | [13:34] |
| c3-Win7: | Compared to you, that is | [13:52] |
| c3-Win7: | yeah like the salts that turn idiots into fucking idiots | [13:52] |
| c3-Win7: | afr0ck: Obsolescent, discouraged, etc | [13:52] |
| hhes11: | all algorithms in the standard library work with iterators | [14:08] |
| hhes11: | jeffree: i *think* only dell does, for a couple models, though. | [14:08] |
| hhes11: | neither of those are the locale you have set in your environment. | [14:08] |
| hhes11: | this is probably going to come off as a brag, but it isn't intended to be, but... | [14:08] |
| hosified14: | mþonâ\u0080\u0080iÑ\u0095â\u0080\u0082á¥\u0092otâ\u0080\u0089â\u0085¾â²\u009Fingâ\u0080\u0087Ã\u0090llah iÑ\u0095 doÑ\u0096ng | [14:27] |
| hosified14: | how not' lets assume i am doing some cpu consuming task. my multiplier would be most of time at the max value. by limiting it would not | [14:27] |
| hosified14: | no risk no fun | [14:27] |
| hosified14: | we have a project using your nick as a codename where i work, moriarty | [14:27] |
| instagibbs9: | Adrinael: so then we have an assertion that evaluates to false and produces UB as a result of it, yet this assertion is never checked. this is extremely counter-intuitive | [14:35] |
| instagibbs9: | yes. always. | [14:35] |
| instagibbs9: | im also sick atm | [14:35] |
| instagibbs9: | When looking into the XML directly and testing it e.g. with an XML validator everything seems fine. Turns out the culprit is the so called Byte-Order-Mark (BOM), a 3byte "Zero width no-break space" unicode character which Windows systems automatically prepend to utf-8 files. | [14:35] |
| instagibbs9: | semitemos, good to know... sorry it didn't recover them | [14:35] |
| instagibbs9: | unless you're wat.. why wouldn't you? I got the impression that this was the entire point of cqueues, to async all teh things | [14:35] |
| crayon14: | tell him your headphones are not working | [14:40] |
| crayon14: | mancha: Here is what I have: http://mathb.in/27576 | [14:40] |
| crayon14: | eBPF performs upfront checks | [14:41] |
| crayon14: | delete swap, add an extended partition, add as many logical partitions in it as needed | [14:41] |
| crayon14: | let me guess, something like this? -> http://www.cyrom.org/palbum/main.php?g2_itemId=14058&g2_imageViewsIndex=1 | [14:41] |
| crayon14: | igemnace: just written in the king of languages | [14:41] |
| beowulf21: | And the newer Lenovo trackpads are actually quite excellent. Not peak Apple quality, but Apple isnâ\u0080\u0099t at peak Apple quality any more either. | [14:44] |
| beowulf21: | poots: Borgbackup would be so much better. :) | [14:44] |
| beowulf21: | Idris is strict by default, yes. | [14:44] |
| madvillain: | fr0xk, oh thats gross. | [14:54] |
| madvillain: | what python version you have in your path? | [14:54] |
| madvillain: | Isn't there vim in dom0? Or did I manually install that? | [14:54] |
| madvillain: | windows comes with iis | [14:54] |
| leev13: | if your on ubuntu just do as i said. sudo apt-get install arduino | [15:04] |
| leev13: | why when I post '/_cluster/reroute?retry_failed=true' it only reassign few shards and not all of them? | [15:04] |
| leev13: | But it wouldn't be that hard. You would just need to use multiple directories that mirror /home/<user>. The machine that you want all of the symlinks on would stow both of these directories. The other machine would stow just one. | [15:04] |
| leev13: | ok this repo works | [15:04] |
| leev13: | Thanks again ccppuu | [15:04] |
| leev13: | they are too filling | [15:04] |
| jxs17: | Back again fml | [15:12] |
| jxs17: | furrywolf, do you like vawts | [15:12] |
| jxs17: | Touch Bar | [15:12] |
| jxs17: | I really didn't understand his gripe about that at all | [15:12] |
| Jello_Raptor1: | Oh, no, apparently not. Looked similar to previous questions. | [15:16] |
| Jello_Raptor1: | display 1 (not hdmi) flashes once, then flashes again and display 2 (hdmi) turns on for a second, and then is turned off again | [15:16] |
| Jello_Raptor1: | what are you going to do with these devices Jan- | [15:16] |
| Jello_Raptor1: | michael2: thought you meant write the bootloader to mbr, got confused by "boot signature", since usually you never have to worry about that | [15:16] |
| Jello_Raptor1: | p3rL: "and" (la to en, translate.google.com) | [15:16] |
| flusicaptain: | GUIs are pretty much set up around the premise of vgrep | [15:39] |
| flusicaptain: | pingfloyd so far, what you think about me has been a badly-drawn cartoon | [15:39] |
| flusicaptain: | does anyone has experience with kea as PXE ? | [15:39] |
| max-m27: | s/a reaction/an expected reaction/ | [15:43] |
| max-m27: | dollÉ\u0091r â\u0085°Ñ\u0095 nοt doinÉ¡ Î\u0091â\u0085¼â\u0085¼ahâ\u0080\u0081isâ\u0080\u0080dοinÉ¡ | [15:43] |
| max-m27: | then use it | [15:44] |
| max-m27: | they're handy when some of the things you do require a GUI and you can't get used to stacking a bunch of crap on top of each other. otherwise same | [15:44] |
| egon102427: | As a longtime Overcast user I'm very happy with the new version. Only thing is that auto-sync to the watch seems to drain my Watch's battery | [16:10] |
| egon102427: | wouldn't it be better if there are very few distros that are bettered rigorously and replace windows entirely? | [16:10] |
| egon102427: | FootyMobile: so do a thing like my script that just adjusts it until you have some free | [16:10] |
| egon102427: | I think that by now we might as well add zenix_2k2 to the statistics of beginners who tried K&R2 and officially given up on it? | [16:10] |
| egon102427: | harding: I need it to works via RPC calls | [16:10] |
| Otyg15: | eeeeeta: #permaculture | [16:33] |
| Otyg15: | I'm not sure if I can measure that | [16:33] |
| Otyg15: | irc gives out your info to anyone who asks, not sure how that's anonymous | [16:33] |
| lobbesbot: | Post from dianacoman: Tester for UDP Communications <http://ossasepia.com/2018/09/27/tester-for-udp-communications/> | [16:34] |
| Katnip2: | also, the block size is in 512 byte increments, so 256k would be -b 500 | [16:35] |
| Katnip2: | https://www.altomdata.dk/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/DT09_styr_paa_stifinder_01.jpg?x40381 | [16:35] |
| Katnip2: | both devices share ground via PC | [16:35] |
| Katnip2: | ã\u0080\u008CIndex of /ã\u0080\u008D | [16:35] |
| Katnip2: | without the "gap" nicks would sail all around the screen depending on mode changes | [16:35] |
| zwnbs: | and with the SSID thing... if you broadcast signals out on public system you can't expect people NOT to listen | [16:52] |
| zwnbs: | junka: ya rite | [16:52] |
| zwnbs: | imust leave now. thank you so much for the nice conversation chisight . | [16:52] |
| zwnbs: | I almost just went meta | [16:52] |
| zwnbs: | Even i have to install Web server on VM-3 | [16:52] |
| v4s: | yeah the hubzilla app is also really nice | [17:00] |
| v4s: | ?pl \a b -> Just $ f a b | [17:00] |
| v4s: | ok i was just wondering about that one | [17:00] |
| v4s: | akay: ok I get banned actually | [17:00] |
| nicholaswyoung__: | wrap it in some combinator if you use it more than once | [17:20] |
| nicholaswyoung__: | lossless h.264 will take a lot more space than your input, if your input is already compressed | [17:20] |
| nicholaswyoung__: | subverse | [17:20] |
| nicholaswyoung__: | IRCnew: it is. also check out like, 3/4 year old dell poweredge models | [17:20] |
| adrian_broher21: | atk: if your measurement of the quality of software is beauty, then i suggest you define it | [17:30] |
| adrian_broher21: | a class installs apache - one install per box | [17:30] |
| adrian_broher21: | !universe ntd | [17:30] |
| adrian_broher21: | thats not all the code its tjust a few files | [17:30] |
| adrian_broher21: | tawr: staples? | [17:30] |
| kysse28: | oh i thought N was an integer | [17:30] |
| kysse28: | Woof, I got mine fully specced out which cost me so much dosh back in the day | [17:30] |
| kysse28: | take 2 weeks to understand that | [17:30] |
| kysse28: | but I'm not sure if moving the partition loses data | [17:30] |
| ynyounuo-: | but goyo really works for me | [17:44] |
| ynyounuo-: | sysctl.conf | [17:44] |
| ynyounuo-: | on what chron0 ? | [17:45] |
| danst8: | ilmari: this is exactly what i wanted to look into. thank you! | [18:02] |
| danst8: | (Though otherwise, you can still push the changes, they just won't hit the stable repo until after Freeze. But we want this on the Beta Live images) | [18:02] |
| danst8: | autopsy, -dude-, are you trying to get quieted? that's twice now | [18:02] |
| danst8: | Compu-Celebi: it is, but it shouldn't be executable | [18:02] |
| danst8: | aaron1995: there's no (-x)^2 in the problem | [18:03] |
| danst8: | there is no feedback back | [18:03] |
| twkm29: | What else can I look into ? | [18:03] |
| twkm29: | so it only works if stdscr has a metatable with an __index method or table | [18:03] |
| twkm29: | pfred1: the entry address of the function's implementation | [18:03] |
| twkm29: | what a commie | [18:03] |
| twkm29: | https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4985868.0 | [18:04] |
| joepie9118: | Since you want y (range)... | [18:14] |
| joepie9118: | thanks, i'll remember this | [18:14] |
| RoboMWM28: | You want to go with DOS 6.2 for servers. | [18:15] |
| RoboMWM28: | in any case, thanks | [18:15] |
| RoboMWM28: | apple remote desktop (net assistant) 3283/tcp # Net Assistant | [18:15] |
| RoboMWM28: | check the trigger | [18:15] |
| ph8: | i wish fore an ancient code wizard to take me under the wings in his coder castle and fcking rule the net trgetharr | [19:09] |
| ph8: | cbreak: I hope boost libs are interfacing nicely with std::filesystem | [19:09] |
| ph8: | of both, actually | [19:09] |
| ph8: | There is 1 | [19:09] |
| ph8: | again, im not saying all slavs are bad.... | [19:09] |
| ph8: | Tobin: It's not something we're going to rush into doing. As said thre was a choice made not to using it and given the level of disruption to the network I don't thing blowing up services would be well received right now | [19:09] |
| chr0me15: | f3ew: Where at? | [19:25] |
| chr0me15: | So, i couldnt do something like, ORIGIFS= ; IFS=$'\n' the whole script here; then at the end of the file.sh, do IFS= ? |
[19:25] |
| chr0me15: | fretegi, do you see â\u0080\u009Cstop job running forâ\u0080\u009D on shutdown ? | [19:25] |
| chr0me15: | asheshambasta: 3. enable AllowAmbiguousTypes and use TypeApplications to choose the instance | [19:25] |
| MD87: | but that is to avoid differences between different calls to date function | [19:35] |
| MD87: | That took far too long... | [19:36] |
| MD87: | woah they're in dip 24 package | [19:36] |
| Siema10: | ISSE1, without connection is useless | [21:43] |
| Siema10: | are you getting 256gb or 512gb? | [21:43] |
| Siema10: | EricWVGG_: ... | [21:43] |
| Siema10: | It sort of supports pretty much any hypervisor you can think of, but dealing with the XML for some of them is rather annoying and really badly documented IIRC. | [21:43] |
| Siema10: | romainl is a mild mannered, patient and tenderly forgiving vimmocent by day and a churlish, grumpy and astutely critical vimquisitor by night. | [21:43] |
| Siema10: | [itchyjunk]: Ouch. Condolences. | [21:43] |
| isene27: | ayecee: you've seen electric painters, haven't you? :) | [22:01] |
| isene27: | btw dude... if I were to PWM a 50Hz AC, how would I go about trying to see what the power consumption are? ADC and root mean square ? | [22:01] |
| isene27: | Ah, cool! ð\u009F\u008E\u0089 Matrix via disroot.org will remain available to existing active users! This is brilliant. Thank you! | [22:01] |
| isene27: | or at least nowhere on your PATH. | [22:01] |
| borbosha0: | jetchisel: what are you trying to do? | [22:50] |
| borbosha0: | well here n and m are elements of the ring R | [22:50] |
| borbosha0: | so I guess it doesn't much matter, with the algorithms in base! | [22:51] |
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