So basically facebook makes a video out of some of your posts. When I was watching it I was like . . . omg, so many posts about "giving fscks" and complaining and such
actually, some of the things I shared, like my indicators being featured on OMG Ubuntu , that could go into a video, but that's not like "official" post, right ?
I'm usually against those facebook videos, it's like a standardized way of trying to make your life/friendship with someone/whatever else looks special, which is kind of ironic.. @Serg
This one was a-OK actually. Mark was there, pity Jack didn't get much screen time, but he is there. Learned a few new youtubers from that video, especially two Japanese ones. Compared to other "Youtube Rewind" videos from previous years, eh, this is not the best one, but is definitely ok @Seth
I didn't see this year feedback on my facebook, but it probably doesn't have much, I guess my activity this year on my facebook timeline resumed to sharing one music video, and one picture of the place I surf
I deleted my facebook many years ago... it was too time consuming and there was too many morons on there...not really stupid people.... just stupid things they would post.
@IanC well, making friendship special or looking back at the memories - there's nothing wrong with that. Sure, standardized way makes it a little less interesting, but IMHO it's people who make it special
like I can make simple , stock video , and some people will be just glad that I've made the thing
I actually don't like the "Werk,werk,werk" song. It's absolutely annoying , at least to my ears. Uh . . .we already work enough tyvm we don't need a song that just hammers me down with reminders that I have to go slave off somewhere
@Zacharee1 OK, so back to Pewds. He made JackSepticeye2 channel a few weeks ago, just as a joke or experiment maybe . . . Well . . .guess what ? He's got a golden youtube play button for it now . . .Just saw Jack holding it
@Serg yeah, I didn't mean the friendships those videos portrait aren't special, I just mean't using a standardized video that looks exactly the same on every facebook page makes it less special than if you started picking some photos yourself and shared with your friend to remember some funny times, or whatever
The story starts with Tom Cruise explaining how there was a war on earth, once it was invaded, the aliens destroyed the moon resulting in lots of earthquakes and tsunamis. Then humans used the nukes, won the war but lost the planet. He and a girl are still on earth taking care of some drones who protect some structures used to make energy of the ocean water, while they are waiting to be called to Titan (humans are colonizing a Saturn moon) @WinEunuuchs2Unix
@IanC it was a great movie... little confusing how the Tom Cruise clone got the girl the first Tom Cruise had romanced... kind of made my mind hurt on that one.
The poem it references is "Lays of Ancient Rome - Horatius", it's about a roman legend of a consul that hold a bridge against an army with 2 other consuls while they were preparing to destroy the bridge to avoid the enemy armies from reaching Rome. At some point Horatius held the bridge by himself, later jumping on the Tiger river and surviving it
sigh . . . freakin' internship center . . .I wanna apply for an internship, and send an email to recover my password, yet there's no response since the afternoon
@IanC that poem is wayyyy too long to read. Rome's problem was expanding too far which might be America's problem because as you expand too far outwards you tend to implode.
"*I understand that it is mandatory to get academic credit for unpaid internships. I also understand that standard tuition and fees apply: " . . . . Uh, yeah, sure . . . I'm glad to pay for finding a job where I'm not going to be paid
Does anyone know of a command that reports whether a system is Big Endian or Little Endian, or is the best option a technique like this using Perl or a string of commands?
Perl
# little
$ perl -MConfig -e 'print "$Config{byteorder}\n";'
12345678
# big
$ perl -MConfig -e 'print "$Config{byteord...
@WinEunuuchs2Unix this code change the endianness in the memory representation of a number, but the processor will still work with the same endianness. If you use a number representated in big-endian on a little-endian processor the arithmetics will behave wrongly :/
Microsoft is loving linux in November stories.... so that would be... "Windows Ubuntu Linux Linus"? or "Linus Linux Ubuntu Windows 10"?
hehe j/k
actually @Zacharee1 I just say "Ubuntu / Linux" or "Linux / Ubuntu" in no specific order when I use them in the same sentence. Does it really matter if you get the drift of what they are saying?
I downloaded qemu, but I still didn't figure how to use it, and I think I'd have to cross-compile the program to whichever architeture I decide to emulate on it
@Zacharee1 I wouldn't get upset.... someone might say it's not Linux it's Linus and someone else might say it's not Linus it's Unix... at the end of the day if you know what they meant that's the important thing... If we get too obsessed with crossing the t's and dotting the i's they call us anal retentive.
I would love to, except they don't have any Denver internships
@IanC would like to show you something interesting I found today , apparently one of the students taking C printed out their exam . . . which doesn't look that good, and is kinda funny
so . . . what you see there . . . is a person , filling out array of structs . . . the long way
And then they will try to search a students name . . .problem is that they didn't save anything , because they were sending everything to s[0] . . . so they were overwriting s[0] each time
@Serg I'm sure you can telecommute when it comes to internet issues and software questions which Ubuntu is all about... heck even Thomas and I can create a company called ILC "Iinternational Linux Consultants" and intern you for a buy in of two Big Mac Meals.
@Serg thanks for revelation 1 comes between 0 and 2....hehe
I totally understand that people get nervous on exams. And to be honest, I don't think C is taught that well in our program, at least I don't see students getting the code intuitively
Do you guys ever stop to wonder if Canonical (sp?) employees have AU accounts and they come to loiter in our chat room and read our Q&A and laugh at us?