You know you aren't in the best of moods when you feel like replying "When did the name change?" to "UNBUNTU VERSION CHANGE" and "Call the police." to "Mouse has been hijacked".. yeah.
@RPi_Awesomeness I don't understand how that works..
@RPi_Awesomeness yeah but that's a long way from "ripping someone off", I define that as "exact duplicate of Raspi B+" not "5 times more powerful with similar features".
Oh well. 400 lines down last night. Laid around feeling awful all day today. Guess I should pound out at least a couple hundred lines tonight. Being sick is no excuse not to product some text... it is, however, an excuse not to work retail.
yay! I have Steam installed on Windows 10 Tech Preview and Terraria works! Not gonna mess with anything else though - anything I really want to play is also on Linux...
This is an Ubuntu site, Fedora if off-topic here. Now it's late here, but why would adding the user to sshd_config allow you to FTP in? — Seth ♦12 secs ago
Well, what happens is, if you want to verify someone, you fetch the JSON data from the server that provides links to the Tweets, Gists, etc. posted by the user in question.
...and then the Tweets, Gists, etc. are verified locally.
I'm using supervisor to monitor keep a process alive, but I do need to have contact with that process every now and then to provide user input. I would normally use tmux for this, but when I use
tmux new -d 'bash /path/to/script'
It closes as soon as it starts up, and supervisor gives this...
I'm writing a setup script for a server, and I need to show the user the login details for the server. They can be automatically redirected to a web page and I don't know any other details.
I want to make a temporary webpage that will have the login details in it, but when the user accesses it i...
I am trying to compile a program(on Ubuntu 14.04 64 bit) that requires binutils with multiarch support(recommended version 2.20). I installed binutils-multiarch 2.24 and the dev package from the distro repository. However, ld fails to find few functions(print_insn_big_arm, print_insn_big_mips, pr...
Yeah, places that give significant employee discounts on consumables - it's like giving you a raise. Where I work we get a discount of 10% on most everything you don't need, and not discount on the things you do. So, if the wage is low enough it's a hollow benefit.
Oddly, I've never ever had to do a non-recurring task at a specific time on a linux box. So cron/crontab always worked JUST fine for me.
I sort of want to get in to OpenGL/UnrealEngine. Think it would be neat to make an app that used it for user interface that wasn't a game. That's probably using a shotgun to kill a fly though.
Me.purchase("Portal_2") #Steam Sale - $3.99
Me.internet_speed == 80 kb/s # About 80 kb/s if the internet is being good
download("Portal_2).size() # 7.0GB
download("Portal_2).time() # 24+ hours
My max up/down is faster... like hella-fast for the area, but my ISP throttles steam. Conversely, it also gives steam "preferred traffic" QoS status to a point. So, I'll take the throttle in exchange for the low latency.
@JourneymanGeek Yeah, I rode mass transit for like 3 hours a day each way to control expenses for my first month on a new job when I was where you are now.
Well if it's ~3/day*30 = 90 and 100+ per month, it seems like someone probably screwed up their math somewhere... I did the monthly pass because I also used it to go places on the weekends (eat, shop, be social ... I did that last one VERY little)
That's neat. I'm back in NC now. There was an interesting audio-video company in Cary at one point. On-site/on-campus everything. Rated one of the 100 best places to work repeatedly.
@RPi_Awesomeness oh well. never said i remembered. there's a polite kill signal and a whoa kill signal. just saying. and yes, sometimes i get tired of reading man pages and checking the site for you.
@hbdgaf I never said you had to go reading man pages, I was just wondering if anyone knew a command that did it so someone (me, you, Journeyman) didn't have to go digging through man pages...
I have installed the old program xsnow with Apt. This program is supposed to make snow (the type of precipitation) appear on the desktop. However, running the program does nothing except return the following code:
Xsnow-1.42resizeable, December 14th 2001 by Rick Jansen (rja@euronet.nl)
WWW: http...
I think they were trying to make it more "movie" appealing and less like "The English Patient" where you get to the end, and it's the beginning. Leaving you wanting 3 hours of your life back.
I installed Ubuntu on my primary hard drive w/ default partitioning. It booted and ran like a champ.
Later, I installed Mint on my second hard drive w/ default partitioning.
I appear to have made the wrong choices when prompted for boot options during this second install. Now when the PC bo...