| zack68497: | is maxene waters tarded? | [01:04] |
| zack68497: | Boomerang, I have Just "foo?", not "foo?" | [01:05] |
| imouto29: | look at who owns the IP | [01:36] |
| imouto29: | it's huge... | [01:36] |
| imouto29: | j416: could you elaborate more on "using another index"? | [01:36] |
| imouto29: | it'd be like subtracting apples from oranges... can't | [01:36] |
| imouto29: | arunc: lsb_release -a ? | [01:36] |
| mUnkey24: | yes, the capacitance is a function of area | [01:57] |
| mUnkey24: | so instead of getting help with this issue I am instead getting told to not use "mean words" | [01:57] |
| mircea_popescu: | meanwhile in other lulz, | [02:03] |
| mircea_popescu: | "Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault. | [02:03] |
| mircea_popescu: | csStringBase::Append (this=0x7fffffffcc60, iStr=..., | [02:03] |
| mircea_popescu: | iCount=18446744073709551615) | [02:03] |
| mircea_popescu: | at /home/mircea/mircea/dev/cs/libs/csutil/csstring.cpp:283 | [02:03] |
| mircea_popescu: | 283 return Append(iStr.GetData(), iCount == (size_t)-1 ? iStr.Length() : iCount); | [02:03] |
| mircea_popescu: | " | [02:03] |
| utzig2: | that's what i just described :) | [03:39] |
| utzig2: | just what is this digital signal? | [03:40] |
| Kitlith14: | and i find it just like combining Dropbox Paper + Samepage + Slack... | [04:14] |
| Kitlith14: | by 'nvidia', are you referring to the hardware or the driver? | [04:14] |
| Kitlith14: | in the big cities, a small room can be 000/mo or more. | [04:14] |
| nictuku21: | I'm using Linux Mint 17.2 Rafaela Cinnamon 64-bit | [04:24] |
| nictuku21: | maybe lol | [04:24] |
| knowpaced26: | Let me know what you think of this. I'm hoping it can be useful to someone. | [04:26] |
| knowpaced26: | I can get away with that since I only use linux in a vm for development (cursed to windows host D:) | [04:26] |
| knowpaced26: | Absolutely that. Router takes a look at where you're going on layer 3 and sets you up with the layer 2 to get there. | [04:26] |
| RandomGuyOnIrc: | ClaudiusMaximus: (and regarding the compile flags, doublecheck for -threaded) | [04:36] |
| RandomGuyOnIrc: | find . -iname "*.mp3" -exec id3tool '{}' \; grep -i '.*Siavash.*' grep -i -E '(\..+\.mp3)' sed --regexp-extended 's/Filename:\s(.*)/\1/g' xargs --delimiter=\n id3tool | [04:36] |
| Jaquee15: | I have been trying to understand how to optimize this query for a while now. | [04:56] |
| Jaquee15: | 2018.3.0 doesn't | [04:56] |
| Jordan_UyK: | w0rp: do you mean to detect them as filetype=c ? | [05:57] |
| Jordan_UyK: | acetoline, glass print bed? | [05:57] |
| Jordan_UyK: | jasabella, ahh forgot the brak statement | [05:57] |
| Jordan_UyK: | I mean... it's cheesy. | [05:57] |
| Jordan_UyK: | <gtmanfred> i donâ\u0080\u0099t know | [05:57] |
| Jordan_UyK: | shut* | [05:58] |
| dindinxMY: | SpeedEvil so you'd advise using the LDO? | [06:28] |
| sla3kdp: | Hi guys, I had an issue earlier. I bought a new router and my computer could not get on the internet. Someone in this chat gave me a command that fixes it. The problem is that I have to use the command everytime I log in. Is there a way for the command to be used on boot up automatically? | [07:23] |
| sla3kdp: | i could use a pointer here.. I need to copy all files from a .txt file from a backup folder to the folder named in the .txt | [07:23] |
| sla3kdp: | how to get colored text ? | [07:23] |
| darutokoNh: | m_ben: For example, to enter the command , I want to be able to do something like | [07:29] |
| darutokoNh: | I think I never rely on anything in there. | [07:29] |
| darutokoNh: | you don't have to have VLANs | [07:30] |
| darutokoNh: | so we'll get it at the same time as nuclear fusion and self-driving cars | [07:30] |
| darutokoNh: | blankhard: no you cant just keep adding new types of mexican food containers because then how would you control the order of nesting? | [07:30] |
| TaekqK: | you pump your chips with electrons on gate in the channel \x? i'm really losing you here man! | [09:45] |
| TaekqK: | what's a label pointer? | [09:45] |
| TaekqK: | mniip: Okay, I'll look it up | [09:45] |
| TaekqK: | ksft, try again now | [09:45] |
| TaekqK: | tfw a guy in #adolfcoin was better than you guys at chess | [09:45] |
| dogratjt: | Intranet site, 5 users. | [09:54] |
| dogratjt: | pedro3005: A snow sled | [09:54] |
| dogratjt: | will there be are ther rumors arka500? | [09:54] |
| thejoecarroll: | Maybe but I don't think so | [12:31] |
| mr_sm1th: | its for heating oil? | [13:52] |
| mr_sm1th: | its just so funny | [13:52] |
| Guest37084sZ: | strengthen the welfare of all members of societies by minimizing disparities, avoiding | [13:56] |
| Guest37084sZ: | if the IPS is down stream from the App GW, meaning the traffic isn't encrypted, then the IPS doesn't need to decrypt it | [13:56] |
| gigetoosL: | you need to use use strcmp for that | [16:01] |
| gigetoosL: | now try alpine | [16:01] |
| gigetoosL: | michael2: I guess you're right | [16:01] |
| gigetoosL: | Aleric, something wrong, yes ... but i'd try anyways to upgrade | [16:01] |
| gigetoosL: | \% how | [16:01] |
| Sm4kP: | chenpan grub will probably need updating | [16:48] |
| Sm4kP: | autopsy: didn't you know...'these holes aint loyal' | [16:48] |
| benklettXC: | Voziv: what happens if you run sudo adduser vosic docker ? | [17:15] |
| benklettXC: | lowkeycoat1: Welcome to ##c++. This channel is for the discussion of standard C++, including potential and future standardizations. This channel is NOT for discussion of: development platforms (OSes and other tools not directly related to C++), non-standard libraries, programs written in C++, other programming languages, a/s/l, or anything else that isn't C++. | [17:16] |
| bitesdK: | 07:53:49 up 17 days, 9:36, 1 user, load average: 1.05, 0.91, 1.03 | [17:18] |
| bitesdK: | theres a physics major getting angry somewhere | [17:18] |
| IridosRF: | Bilbo: proper maintenance would prevent this | [17:40] |
| IridosRF: | oh, it actually worked | [17:40] |
| IridosRF: | they did cut some costs which led to the problem the bolts should have been welded but were not to save money | [17:40] |
| IridosRF: | splud dulpsin it | [17:40] |
| IridosRF: | no, no jaccobian. just differntial forms | [17:40] |
| fnordzmq: | he worked for NASA and was on side of nazi | [17:51] |
| fnordzmq: | If it's not paying off, don't do it | [17:52] |
| dude-xuC: | Penguin, oh noe not Archibald. | [19:24] |
| dude-xuC: | wtf does PhantomData do? | [19:24] |
| dude-xuC: | copy your confs over to another box | [19:24] |
| dude-xuC: | sorry if i miss any reply. disconnet because of network issue. | [19:24] |
| FiveYellowMiceOF: | Aleks_: indeed, you need to remove the mlock, mlocks let you "fix" channel modes (both + and -) so ops can't change them | [19:46] |
| FiveYellowMiceOF: | "#pragma pack" seems to be alignment, but no padding of the struct | [19:46] |
| FiveYellowMiceOF: | stat is none of that | [19:46] |
| FiveYellowMiceOF: | wait... wat | [19:47] |
| FiveYellowMiceOF: | HisShadow: can I also draw more complicated drawings like surfaces of revoluition? | [19:47] |
| RokerHROkF: | Write etc. | [20:48] |
| RokerHROkF: | if not, we can try this: | [20:48] |
| meenaix: | You're better off just asking your question. If someone can help, they will. | [20:51] |
| meenaix: | what are you doing | [20:51] |
| meenaix: | same output | [20:51] |
| meenaix: | IcePic: I guess I didn't want to run a mirror anyway | [20:51] |
| meenaix: | seems like nautilus doesn't quite like it if you update the desktop background image in use | [20:52] |
| Tin_manei: | eliran, but in OpenSUSE f.e., I can very easily install drivers. | [20:59] |
| Tin_manei: | intrac: ...Banning those by IP isn't going to really help, they don't repeat so you'll quickly fill up any list. | [20:59] |
| Tin_manei: | timemage, yeah, I see. I think it'd be a bit of a pickle to implement because in normal operation data isn't sent at regular intervals | [20:59] |
| Tin_manei: | xrdb* | [20:59] |
| Tin_manei: | Clint: 2014, actually, not quite so bad as that | [20:59] |
| Tin_manei: | It's been throwing me off for a while. | [20:59] |
| Starviruszl: | but it still results in overexposure of exceedingly narrow, often not-quite-correct entries getting more weight | [20:59] |
| Starviruszl: | tr4656_: did you say your keyboard was using mx black switches? | [21:00] |
| Starviruszl: | they're like 0-50 each to buy from china | [21:00] |
| Starviruszl: | lilmansplace: hi! this is the #reprap-offtopic channel. if you're here it means you weren't identified with NickServ when you tried to join #reprap. There are people here, but your best bet for getting help is by joining #reprap | [21:00] |
| shlevyEv: | data should only be accessable by participants | [21:33] |
| shlevyEv: | <msmith> i'd be tempted to explicitly mark states that support pchanges so that the caller can use if the state hasn't been marked as supporting . that way a gradual transition can take place and backwards compatibility could be maintained | [21:33] |
| immaeKI: | you did reflash the arduinoisp to be without the 8mhz mods, right? | [22:10] |
| immaeKI: | ikonia is a linux beast | [22:10] |
| immaeKI: | SE users have to go to a 6.1 inch really | [22:10] |
| immaeKI: | how should be the reader cpu | [22:10] |
| Mr_PanzH: | :h cscope | [22:13] |
| Mr_PanzH: | What is it specifically about the access server EULA do you not agree with? | [22:14] |
| Mr_PanzH: | nono it's good I was looking for it | [22:14] |
| snehringQJ: | a projective resolution does not have trivial homology except at dimension 0 | [23:05] |
| snehringQJ: | but the technobabble in the first is a class of its own | [23:05] |
| snehringQJ: | the_document: why do u keep asking this question every few days? | [23:05] |
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