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12:00 AM
@Mateo I liked that
 
try this one @Lucio
 
lets play :P
@Mateo also good
now listening the last one :D
 
12:26 AM
@Mateo that is really nice
sounds like reggae, but with music ;)
In fact, I don't like reagge or whoever is it spelled, but that one is acceptable good :)
 
rage!
reggae I believe
 
wuaff! reggeee! wuaff!
:P
 
@Lucio how about this?
 
how is everything going @JourneymanGeek?
 
lol
I'm having one of those crazy bunches of weeks ;p
but better
 
12:32 AM
pauses elthon j, open yt
 
My roomie's doing awesome.
 
@JourneymanGeek sick or pure job?
 
school + military stuff (which isn't a job. its an obligation)
 
oh, good then. I guess :)
@Mateo "Raspberry Dawn" that was made by a RaspberryPi dude, don't lie to me :P
 
turns out that if your dog is limping due to arthritis, massaging him does wonders.
 
12:34 AM
wow, great
my dog is pretty big to have something like that
 
is it a german shepard?
 
he should do massages to me!
 
naw, small mini snauzer/westie cross.
 
a lot of them seems to problems with their hips
 
Seems like Vader had a dog after all :O
jk
 
12:35 AM
I have a jack russel terrier
 
@Lucio haha
 
@Mateo those songs are good to listen via playlist, on a hour non-stoping
 
@chaskes it's a joke related to a particular narration about he honeybadger
 
I need @jrg r.n. :(
 
@Lucio i have a coworker for that. i'll stick with the dog doing dog things... like making me happy. loosening my muscles through tactile means is something i still need a human for at the moment.
 
12:43 AM
heh, sup and.
 
not so much. fighting the urge to sleep so i don't wake up at 1 am
4 hour sleep cycle is a pain...
 
oh right, I forgot about that
 
conversely, i'm really productive for a couple of hours if i do. i'm just then useless at work since i can't clock in and take a nap
 
xD
 
@hbdgaf gotcha
 
12:48 AM
@Vader: bigger dogs often have hip dysplasia
Ash got dropped a few times as a puppy
he's a tough little son of a bitch, but his hip tends to act up
 
it's a shame
get him a message chair
 
lol
a dog sized one?
I just plop him on my lap pre-walkies
 
hehe
how old is he?
 
how long does it "last"
the message that is
 
12:53 AM
oh not very long
5 minutes at most
 
@hbdgaf do you hear "In extremo"?
 
he's not at 100% but its made him go from limping all the time, to being able to walk nearly normally
 
@Lucio i don't think so... and someone said ash, so i wound up at THAT part of the internet rev.com.sg/2013/12/epic-v8-powered-chainsaw
 
I mean how long before you have to massage him again
 
@hbdgaf how could you visit sites like that one (?)
 
12:57 AM
ash, night of the living dead, chainsaws are on aisle five, image search, view relevant page to two off image separation, and voila. v8 powered chainsaw
 
seriously though, that's how i got there
 
@hbdgaf: Ash was called that either cause his idiot ex-owner thought he would change colour or he was called ashley.
We arn't actually sure.
However Ashley is a girl name so...
Good, bad... he's the dog with the bark.
 
@Lucio that's somewhere between rammstein and killswitch
 
yep
somewhere there
in the deep
 
1:03 AM
need to sleep. i'm making 3 degree separation jumps/skips. later guys. tomorrow.
 
take care andrew
LOL:
IT HAS COME TO MY ATTENTION THAT SOMEONE CALLED JASON HAS BEEN ENCODING AND DECODING DATA IN OUR APP. PLEASE CHANGE YOUR PASSWORDS
am hungry here
gnigth people!
 
 
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2:33 AM
@Lucio whats up?
 
For the times you need to clean friend's and family's computers.
 
 
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3:49 AM
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Q: Unable to login after Linux boots up in VM Player

user310128I hope you can help me solve this. Something had happened this past weekend (I guess due to the tornado threats and such or something else) that may have screwed up my Linux OS. I was working on one of the situations in Sobell's book "Fedora and Red Hat Enterprise Linux" Ch 13. I had done the ...

OT — about Fedora
 
4:07 AM
Okay, I just started using Ubuntu GNOME and I don't see any indication of my device getting connected to the internet! I always have to get into a browser and go to google or somewhere to check it! Is this normal? Or am I missing panel icons?
BTW mine is an etherent connection if that matters
 
Hi @Venki! Do you have VPN?
 
So as per the 'Help' application I should see this which I don't why? (Actually I am asking this in chat as it sounds trivial...shall i put it on the site?)
@Danatela Nope
 
You should check your indicators panel
 
The panel at the top that shows the time right? I dont see it there!
 
Can you right-click on it?
 
4:19 AM
No
okay..so I am trying the numix theme...probably i should change it to the default icon theme and check???
No good...
 
there is some app called gnome-tweak-tool
 
okay will install it and try
 
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Q: Network Manager icon not visible in system tray

Severina few weeks ago I updated to Ubuntu Gnome 14.04 LTS (clean install) and I noticed that the network manager icon is missing from the system tray. I have been going through a number of forums, but I couldn't find a solution that would fix this problem. My /etc/network/interfaces only contains the f...

 
okay upvoted it........now this is interesting....solve the problem..post the answer....rep! :-)
 
BTW how did your exams pass?
 
4:28 AM
not so good not so bad....I am in college now...doing a Bachelor's in Physics...pursuing Computer science too..but from a different institution
happy with it!
though its difficult to make time for AU
 
learning physics is nice =)
 
yep...and when you have a passion for it...no doubts!
 
meet you in 11th dimension ;)
 
lol
:-p
BTW turns out that Gnome Tweak tool is installed by default ! OPening it and checking it out now
no good
 
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Q: create shortcut of some folder on Docky

hunchi am using docky on ubuntu 14.04.I am able to pin shortcut of applications to it. But how can i make a shortcut of a particular folder to it. Like It has home folder icon in docky ..i want to have folder location directed to that particular one. thanks

 
4:39 AM
going to search a lot more and then post question....you think this might be a bug? if yes i cant post a question....(doesn't seem to be one to me) @Danatela
(Also gonna keep checking the other question you linked to)
 
you can quickly check your internet connection by pinging or curling google
 
yes but there SHOULD be an icon...thats the whole point of GUI aint it!
 
4:57 AM
can you post a screenshot?
 
okay..here it is
thats my panel(interent is connected but no icon)
@Danatela
(BTW ping me..I am searching in another tab and might not see your message)
 
@Venki
 
yes
 
interesting... Did you reset your home?
 
means?
 
5:11 AM
delete .gnome or .config/gnome
 
no didnt do anything of that sort
okay...i am posting a question
@Danatela How to find which composite manager I am using? How will I find if its compiz or metacity or whatever?
 
it should be mutter for gnome 3
 
okay how to find it?>
 
5:26 AM
may be env | grep mutter
 
see no output for that
 
5:52 AM
just got a rii mini keyboard and want to know how to configure some of the buttons on it
 
@Danatela posted my question - askubuntu.com/questions/503982/… .. Gotta go now! Ciao till next time! :-D
 
6:10 AM
@JoshuaRobison try to post a question on the main site. There are few people here in chat
 
@Danatela, ok. i wasnt sure that this was a good question for the site, so i came here first
 
not in current state ;) you should be more specific on what are you trying to achieve
 
7:05 AM
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Q: Are these duplicates?

Jacob VlijmI am really having difficulties in the way questions are marked as duplicate lately. Two examples of the last two days: This question could probably be closed for several reasons, but not for being a duplicate; OP is only giving an example, which now is happyly upgraded to the main subject of t...

 
 
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8:33 AM
in xfce there are keyboard commands section in the window manager settings but it is a bit lacking. it doesnt have alt+f2 for example or the action for the super button.
alt+f2 brings up a cool command prompt
i"d like the home button to do that instead
 
@JoshuaRobison !
You should investigate about xfrun4 and the keyboard shortcut for starting it.
 
8:56 AM
@JoshuaRobison have you looked at xfce4-terminal running a drop-down top menu like guake? there's a cli switch for that... and if it's not visible running it again just exposes the existing one
simple to connect it to a keyboard shortcut
"xfce4-terminal --drop-down"
 
@jokerdino and @hbdgaf, thanks for your help. i found it in the xfce settings . keyboard settings application shortcuts.
i can configure keyboard commands for anything
xfce is great
have not sen anything like that in a lot of other distros
 
it is. i'm thinking about playing with i3wm a little. and xfce is in all distros almost. you can't really say distro == wm
 
@hbdgaf, right ! slipped sorry. i meant to say desktop. somehow distrow came out
 
9:51 AM
I'm printing this and hanging it on my wall...
 
 
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12:03 PM
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Q: Can I use URL shortenin (in comments)?

WilfWould be a OK(™) to use shortened URLs in comments? If i try posting a link (or two) in a comment, with a explanation about it, I often run out of characters as the links take up half the length of the comment. I then end up having to post a second comment to finish it or something So it would i...

 
 
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2:19 PM
Can and be synonyms of ?
 
there is a chomd?
I sure hope not...
 
lol
 
@Rinzwind corrected
 
:=D
 
wow
 
commented >:D
off topic/hardware/bug: askubuntu.com/questions/504142/…
 
I am not sure if I should punt it over to meta.
 
dont :D
its even a lousy q on meta
 
2:50 PM
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Q: Do you have any community rules?

user310270Please refer to those rules so I can get help and my question will be not deleted.

 
 
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4:20 PM
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Q: Installing mysql-server in vagrant bootstrap shell script (how to skip setup?)

SamI want to install mysql-server on my Vagrant Ubuntu 12.04 LTS virtual machine. When I do the setup auto-starts. I can see this in the Vagrant output: While not mandatory, it is highly recommended that you set a password ││ for the MySQL administrative "root" user.││││ If this field is left bla...

 
 
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5:42 PM
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Q: A visual roadmap of Ubuntu support

The DOuG Trainer(Intent: Targeting the correct support audience when asking questions.) StackExchange, AskUbuntu, MetaAskUbuntu, chat, Canonical, Wiki, feature request, wish list, bug reports, etc. It's taken me at least 30 minutes to craft this question. I'm a visual guy, struggling to get a grip on the ...

 
Is that a poem? I think it is a poem.
3
 
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Q: How can I use global variable arrays in aliases or functions

user1074170I am attempting to simplify repetitive work procedures. In doing so, I am trying to write a .bashrc script which will set global path variables that aliases can refer to. Disclaimer: I'm new to linux and scripting in general so I don't know if the approach I've taken to this point is correct. He...

 
6:01 PM
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Q: How does Ubuntu 14.04 achieve persistent eth* interfaces?

RuslanTrying to upgrade udev to 197+ on my LFS system, I've come across a problem that old persistent network interface names scheme is no longer supported. Before trying to go on with the new suggested scheme I wondered how it's done in Ubuntu, and launched its LiveCD in QEMU with two NICs. I've disc...

 
6:26 PM
Anyone around?
 
Yeah
 
Any idea why changelogs.ubuntu.com/meta-release-lts has not been updated with 14.04.1 info?
Btw how are you? Howz life?
 
@Mahesh Doing great. Thank you. How's you?
@Mahesh Aw. No idea.
 
I'm fine, doing sysadm stuff at institute. :P
 
Got a job? Nice haha
 
6:29 PM
Came across a kernel bug, and one thing led to other, and I'm now looking at thet meta release
Nope nope nope. I haven't graduated at. sysadm stuff at our institute.
 
Student-employee.
@Mahesh you should probably prod the ubuntu-release team
 
mail the list? or they hang around on irc?
 
they probably have an irc channel.
 
Yup, found it
 
they maybe napping though
 
6:32 PM
yeps, looks like they are
 
7:01 PM

 The Town Hall

General discussion for the Community Building Q/A site at comm...
 
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Q: why was gnome fallback removed without a good substitute, and why did unity eschew 2d in favor of software rendering?

sbergeronMy first question is why was gnome2 based fallback mode removed? This seems to be in poor taste considering the overwhelming community distaste to unity, especially from the more experienced members grown accustomed to gnome2 and derivatives. Also, why was unity2d removed entirely and in its plac...

 
 
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8:57 PM
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Q: is nameif deprecated? If so is there an equivalent replacement?

user1527227I read that the nameif is deprecated, although I still see it on my ubuntu 14.04 system. If this command is deprecated, is the command cited for removal or will it still be available? This command is extremely useful when trying to make consistent interface names particularly when your NIC's ...

 
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Q: Why was my off-topic flag declined?

kraxorCould someone tell me why my off-topic flag was declined on this question? How to get the whole value At best it's a generic programming / scripting question that - in my opinion - has nothing to do with Ubuntu and is unlikely to help any future visitors. Also, someone was declined from removin...

 
9:15 PM
@RPiAwesomeness - why the tick as a gravatar?
 
 
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10:50 PM
in Ruby on Stack Overflow Chat, 22 hours ago, by Lucio
I just discovered that Ruby use pointers parameters passage by default
hell of fun time thanks to it
 
11:02 PM
sweet. just installed i3-wm and i'm LOVING it so far. still learning a bit though
ohai @Lucio
 
Hi there
I was about to say hello
you won me ¬.¬
@hbdgaf it has a nice philosophy
 
@Lucio ruby and python both use pointers by default. python does some smarter things with string manipulation though. like doesn't allocate each individual row in a many lines string... then allocate again something to hold all the parts. it allocates for the one big string and mashes it all in there (from a guy who hit ulimit limit on a ruby-script with a huge shellcode payload string...)
 
right, I thought it was going to do some magic handle with the string for me, but it did not. Object destroyed
 
did you see the design pattern i used in oda?
 
mmm. nop
 
11:10 PM
arranging class instances as things in relation to the parent instance, and passing the parent to all the children. that way you can reference any value absolutely and assign it back to itself, for the price of a pointer in every container class.
@Lucio i like it. i also found an interesting walkthrough on getting i3-wm inside of xfce DE, so you still get all the app-indicators, but you get all the other tiling delicous too
 
nice work then
@hbdgaf I never heard of that work flow
 
it's how i've always naturally done it. i don't know why i ever did it that way, but i always have. seems the most logical way to me. and you only ever edit anything in place... so...
unless that was sarcasm... most compiled language gui toolkits do that. all objects have a reference to their parent. anyway... i just don't like trying to traverse that tree. i'ld rather do app.ui.something or app.core.something.
 
lol
 
easier to read than for widget in this.widget.parent.parent.parent: if widget.name == 'zomg': do something;
 
haha, that would be a no
 
11:21 PM
you know what i mean. it's one of the reasons i don't like writing interfaces in some ui toolkits. gtk-builder is nice that way unless you write custom ui elements.
 
Damn, once that you start using sublime, you can't stop
@hbdgaf tools that hide the "hard" work has its obvious advantages, and also....
 
@Lucio this is true. sadly my pull request hasn't seen the light of day from apphup yet. at least it works for me and i can install it locally.
i know... it also leads to heisenbugs
 
sorry, what is apphup?
 
ahupp not apphup
 
oh xD
 
yeah, yeah
 
@Seth - On the "workspaces not included by default on Unity", how about unlimited dynamic workspaces in i3-wm? I'm still in the "new thing afterglow"... seems neat though.
in other news... who knew it was that easy to slam reputation on programmers.se? programmers.stackexchange.com/questions/251349/…
oh and badges. like 3 badges on that one question
 
¬¬
 
yes, really. i could hear you thinking REALLY!?!?!?
 
you totally listened to my mind
 
11:39 PM
in all fairness, have you seen the highest voted question on that site?
 
I don't give a shit that site
 
Oh, that's right... you had a bad experience there... sorry.
feel better: ʢ• ͡•ʢ• ͡•ʢ• ͡•ʡ
 
:O
 
I'ld like to think it's prairie dogs peeking over a hill at you.
 
I love it!
those aren't dogs but cats
ʢ• ͡•ʢ• ͡•ʡ• ͡•ʡ
 
11:43 PM
not dogs. prairie dogs... totally different thing. more like a lemur
 
Now they are a band
oh, I thought you meant dogs in a prairie
 
remember this fella?
^ he's a prairie dog
 
oh yeah
Do you know of a CLI tool that Find&Replace strings over files on a dir?
 
sed with find and xargs. there's a question on SU
 
hell, am alone again... let's play
no play..
 
11:52 PM
sorry, i was informing someone as to what "auto jigglers" were since they called it a bump key for a car... and i had to explain that bump keys aren't new.
 
the thing is that I wrote a really nice tool
 
but...
 
and the lack of competition may make it even more great
there is no but :)
 
okay. well, good deal then. hope it works well.
 
thanks
It is pure bash, to make happy cli people ;)
but then I hope to write it on python too
 
11:58 PM
my own project isn't aiming to compete with anything, but to provide a not 2k alternative that can be expanded over time, or rapidly with the right people playing with it to make it do what they want. it's all library porting and library connect the dots for the most part anyway. it's just that nobody did it. the in place recursive thing you talk about could be implemented that way with some tool parsing find and launching sed... so another game of connect the dots. you see what i'm saying?
 
yep
that's why every software have to be developed on modules
 
also, i need to change my default hotkey from super to alt. i seem to hit alt automatically...
 
to be reusable and blablabal
 
otherwise you write software like mint where you have to fork everything >:3
 

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