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12:17 AM

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I am running vsftpd on my Ubuntu 14.04 server. I can easily connect to the ftp server when I'm on the same network and connect to it using its local ip. I use to be able to connect to it using my network's external ip from anywhere but just recently that stopped working. I have port 20 and 21 fo...

Nathan Osman

12:30 AM

@ParanoidPanda filming for George's next movie has completed.

I just have to do all of the editing now.

Zacharee1

@TheBrownOne I don't seem to have write permissions to my web folder

The group has no write permission

Nathan Osman

@TheBrownOne Woo!

Now maybe someone can explain definite integrals to me... :D

Seth

lol I just misread a question title as "Ham freezes when RAM is exceeding" (instead of "hard").

Ubuntu Questions on U&L

12:51 AM

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Q: echo {Z..A}; out {Z..A};Why?

I'm a new Ubuntu user. I read this book and practice the code, That's fun, but I have trouble in chap-08: ➜ ~ echo {1..10} 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ➜ ~ echo {z..a} {z..a} ➜ ~ echo {Z..A} {Z..A} ➜ ~ echo {a..z} {a..z} ➜ ~ I can't get a range of letters, why? How do I fix it? My shell is oh-my...

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Zacharee1

1:02 AM

@Seth Poor ham

Nathan Osman

store.steampowered.com/app/282560

...and it's coming to SteamOS + Linux \o/

user139252

1:22 AM

@Zacharee1 I'm here now :p

user139252

Ah, hmmm...

user139252

Do I have to change your primary group?

Zacharee1

Well, you have www-data as the group, and you said you added us to that group, but www-data doesn't have write access to the folder

user139252

@Zacharee1 fixed

Zacharee1

Server returned empty listing for directory '/var/www/html/zach'.

user139252

1:31 AM

I had it as 755 instead of 765

Zacharee1

I get that error now

user139252

Try again

Zacharee1

yay!

user139252

775 is the magic number

Zacharee1

uh oh

user139252

1:34 AM

?

Zacharee1

user139252

Try restarting your session?

Zacharee1

nope :/

So it does upload, but it can't do anything with permissions

I'm going to restart WinSCP

user139252

That's your problem :p

Zacharee1

Well I guess I just have to ignore that error, since there's nothing useful on where the option to ignore it actually is

Thanks!

user139252

1:46 AM

Yeah, I get no errors from command line as your user

user139252

Must be a WinSCP thing

user139252

Just use filezilla with SFTP port 22

user139252

Or, better yet, use a Linux machine and sshfs :p

2

Zacharee1

2:28 AM

Now Inkscape isn't opening

Along with Makerbot Desktop

GIMP crashes on startup

Literally the only thing that can see .svg images that opens is IE

user139252

2:46 AM

Moved the /home directory to an external

user139252

Can you try uploading something to your site to make sure it works?

Zacharee1

I'm in bed now

user139252

Everything else works, so I can assume it's all fine.

Zacharee1

Ok

Nathan Osman

3:22 AM

Gnome also does SFTP.

Journeyman Geek

@TheBrownOne cyberduck/duck is a nice replacement for WinSCP

er

@Zacharee1 ^

Nathan Osman

Can't Windows Explorer open SFTP locations?

Journeyman Geek

nope

Maaaybe when windows gets native ssh support...

user139252

3:45 AM

I could probably set his folder up as a protected samba share...

user139252

Or find a php file manager to allow browser-based uploads

Ubuntu Questions on U&L

4:04 AM

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Q: Debugging cuda nvidia driver crashiness

I'm running a headless Ubuntu server 14.04 with GeForce 690 GPU, trying to do fun Cuda machine learning stuff. I'm having issues with the driver hanging, and hoping to get some help debugging it here. This is a new issue; the card has functioned correctly in the past for computing. The problem i...

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SmokeDetector

4:25 AM

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user139252

4:53 AM

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Q: Can you make `su` require a password, even if called with sudo?

So, I recently secured my root log-in and all sudo requests with 2-factor authentication. However, I noticed that if a user with sudo access that does NOT have 2FA enabled could easily sudo su and gain complete root access. Basically, I want to make sure that this can't happen, and it will still ...

permissions sudo root

user139252

If anyone wants to take a stab at that^^

Ashu

I have one question with bounty of 100...but no answers till now

what will happen to the 100 bounty points that i have kept on that question

Journeyman Geek

@Ashu you lose those points

SmokeDetector

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5:20 AM

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user139252

5:45 AM

Dear mods: I apologize, I need to remember that the "low-quality posts" review options add comments.

Journeyman Geek

6:02 AM

lol

I complained about this on my meta before realising what was going on

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6:21 AM

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7:14 AM

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Nathan Osman

7:37 AM

George's next movie is exporting...

edward torvalds

o/

Nathan Osman

@edwardtorvalds o/

edward torvalds

@NathanOsman which file is first sourced when I start gnome terminal?

Nathan Osman

I'm not 100% sure. .bashrc is definitely in there somewhere.

George's video is uploading...

edward torvalds

hehe

@NathanOsman I would like to meet george some day

xD

Nathan Osman

7:52 AM

You can actually purchase one.

amazon.com/Pluffies-32092-Ty-Waddle-Penguin/dp/B000N6OOD0

edward torvalds

hehe

Rinzwind

@NathanOsman that can no be George. It is a female

Nathan Osman

Er... how did you find that out?

Rinzwind

8:07 AM

see at the bottom :=) No weener

Nathan Osman

O_o

Rinzwind

oh and nuke needed-> http://askubuntu.com/questions/734791/how-do-i-update-ubuntu-8-connect-to-internet
Ubuntu 8 :-D

Nathan Osman

8:22 AM

Here we go:

The Board Room - Part 1

►

7

^--- George's newest video

I will upload captions tomorrow evening.

(A star would be greatly appreciated :D)

Anyway, goodnight all.

Rinzwind

8:46 AM

@NathanOsman :D :D

Byte Commander

Hey hey!

Any @moderator listening? I request a comment cleanup on almost all answers to this question. 80% of those comments are "worked for me" or "didn't work for me". :P

@jokerdino Would you have time to clean up those comments ^ ? Or shall I ask Oli or raise a few flags?

Journeyman Geek

@ByteCommander flag em?

jokerdino

Let me see

Byte Commander

@JourneymanGeek Each of them? They're many.

Journeyman Geek

flag all the posts

Or custom flag the question or answers

jokerdino

8:51 AM

@ByteCommander Check now.

Byte Commander

@jokerdino Thanks, I can't see any of those any more.

Ubuntu Questions on U&L

9:10 AM

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Q: ssh authentification without-password is not working anymore

I used to run an ssh without password on my servers (after I copied my id). Today, it stopped working, here is a debug: OpenSSH_6.6.1, OpenSSL 1.0.1f 6 Jan 2014 debug1: Reading configuration data /etc/ssh/ssh_config debug1: /etc/ssh/ssh_config line 19: Applying options for * debug2: ssh_connect:...

ubuntu ssh openssh

Byte Commander

Close Mint question: askubuntu.com/q/734813/367990

Ask Ubuntu Meta

10:07 AM

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Q: Why does `remastersys.com` go to some other retailer site?

I click a link in another question and it instead went to a retailer site, not a package to remix the system. This is the post: Creating a Live CD with Gnome-Classic as default environment?

discussion

Journeyman Geek

10:20 AM

oh, remastersys. How much I miss thee.

blade19899

10:34 AM

Anybody has experience with ntpdate?

What's the point of running:

> ntpdate ntp.xs4all.nl

via a cronjob?

Rinzwind

@blade19899 stupidity? noobness

and to make it worse: xs4all.nl is one of the worst timeservers in the world and history of mankind

even a sundial placed in the shade is acurate at least 2 times a day :p

blade19899

@Rinzwind Its executed via cron every 10 min! wtfudge?

Rinzwind

10:50 AM

oh come on. That's just sick.
And -bad- If that server is off by 1 hour(and it HAS in the past) you can get seriously screwed)
Use the normal method for NTP and the time (when off) gets adjusted 1 second per 20 minutes or something like that.

blade19899

@Rinzwind Whats the normal method? (its a CentOS 6.6 server)

Rinzwind

oh

one sec

/etc/ntp.conf

add a time server there

sudo service ntp reload <-- ubuntu

servers for redhat/centos:
server 0.rhel.pool.ntp.org
server 1.rhel.pool.ntp.org
server 2.rhel.pool.ntp.org

and

/etc/init.d/ntpd start <-- redhat/centos

to start the deamon

blade19899

@Rinzwind You are gonna start crying: Those time servers are already added, in the /etc/ntp.conf XD

Rinzwind

wtf :D

then why cron?!

blade19899

I DON'T KNOW

Rinzwind

10:55 AM

let me guess: those are added from the default?

blade19899

I'm gonna starting checking every server we have for BS configuration

Rinzwind

LOL LOL LOL

don't forget ALL the users cron >:-D

blade19899

@Rinzwind Nope. Apparently they had a co-worker, that didn't know what he was doing.

Rinzwind

check all the /var/log/* for errors :=D

oh and might I remind you about the backups? >:-D

(what backups?)

blade19899

@Rinzwind backup works properly. The script is dirty, but, effective.

Rinzwind

10:58 AM

me likes dirty scripts :)

blade19899

@Rinzwind I don't

Also,

they cron job has syntax errors. But, its still working.

Yeez louis.

Rinzwind

I once had a cron that did not work.
Someone copied a line from cron to /etc/crontab and forgot to add the user >:-D
took a week to realise

blade19899

@Rinzwind I'm doing a system/conf/cron all CHECK. because I don't trust my servers anymore.

Rinzwind

getting a headache again.
BBL :=)

blade19899

@Rinzwind Nope. Just slightly annoyed.

Szabolcs

11:15 AM

Hi all! I have a question that's not completely fleshed out yet, so I'm hoping to get some guidance here before going to the main site.

I have 15.10 and I need to compile a C++11 program in such a way that the binary will work on 14.04. But I don't fully understand the compatibility issues involved.

blade19899

@Szabolcs Which program, library, and what have you tried so far?

Szabolcs

Is there any support for this at all in Ubuntu? Can I install older gcc and newer Ubuntu, or is that irrelevant?

@blade19899 It's a bit involved. The program is my own, and it's a "plugin" to Mathematica, i.e. to a closed source application.

If I compile it on 15.10, people using 14.04 tell me it doesn't work. What I am compiling is not a standalone executable, but a shared library (i.e. plugin).

I used ldd to check its dependencies, and here's the result:

pastebin.com/raw/v3LcZaZn

The dependencies are as minimal as possible.

It's not clear to me how these will introduce incompatibilities. But many other things aren't clear either, e.g. how the C++ standard library is loaded (since it's not listed among the dependencies). It must be shared with the host application of the plugin, I guess.

As you can see, I'm quite lost and not sure which direction to investigate in. There are so many possible causes of the failure and so many issued involved with compatibility.

blade19899

@Szabolcs This needs an in depth answer, I don't have the time too do that know. Best bet is to first search Ask Ubuntu for an answer, then ask this on AU.

hbdgaf

@Szabolcs A docker container for 14.04 with gcc would be easiest, although you can install multiple versions of gcc and and use environment variables to say "I want to use these specific directories for libs and this version of gcc". Docker container is WAY easier

@blade19899 but do that

Szabolcs

@blade19899 I did search, but didn't find a solution yet. The reason I didn't ask on the main site yet is that it's not at all clear to me what affects compatibility, and I'm worried that the question will spiral out of control. I don't even know if the solution is Ubuntu-related or Mathematica-related, so maybe people will say it's off topic.

@hbdgaf That sounds way too complicated ... if I'd have to do that then I'd rather put all the burden of compiling it on the users.

kos

11:50 AM

@Szabolcs The people who tested it had those dependencies installed, right?

Also what was the problem exactly? A linking problem should have been verbose about a missing library. What happens exactly?

Szabolcs

12:02 PM

@kos I believe every Linux system should have those installed. It's just libc, libgcc and Linux kernel stuff as far as I can tell.

@kos I just sent off an email asking for more details. Since the shared library is loaded through the graphical interface of Mathematica, they probably didn't see the error messages. Until now I didn't even know that these messages get printed. I asked them to run Mathematica in command line mode, so hopefully the messages will appear in the terminal this time.

You don't happen to have Mathematica by any chance? :)

(Just to test.)

kos

@Szabolcs No, I'm afraid. :( However I'm missing linux-vdso.so.1 on my system, and I'm also failing to find a package which provides it using apt-file... I would expect it to not ship with Ubuntu by default.

Actually I have something, but it goes under a different name:

% find /lib -name 'vdso*.so*'
/lib/modules/4.2.0-16-generic/vdso/vdso32-syscall.so
/lib/modules/4.2.0-16-generic/vdso/vdsox32.so
/lib/modules/4.2.0-16-generic/vdso/vdso32-sysenter.so
/lib/modules/4.2.0-16-generic/vdso/vdso32-int80.so
/lib/modules/4.2.0-16-generic/vdso/vdso64.so
/lib/modules/4.2.0-25-generic/vdso/vdso32-syscall.so
/lib/modules/4.2.0-25-generic/vdso/vdsox32.so
/lib/modules/4.2.0-25-generic/vdso/vdso32-sysenter.so
/lib/modules/4.2.0-25-generic/vdso/vdso32-int80.so
/lib/modules/4.2.0-25-generic/vdso/vdso64.so

This is on Ubuntu 15.10 64-bit.

Szabolcs

12:20 PM

@kos It seems that everything depends on linux-vdso.so.1 on my system (try e.g. ldd /bin/gzip), but I cannot find a file with this name. Maybe it's some special kernel stuff. What do you get form ldd on your system? I'm using 15.10 BTW.

I guess in the very worst case I'll just tell people to compile everything manually on their own system. I know that to work. But it's not simple, unfortunately.

But then if they decided to go with Linux, they should expect this sort of inconvenience.

kos

@Szabolcs Oh that's right. ldd is telling me the same:

% ldd /bin/gzip
linux-vdso.so.1 =>  (0x00007fff19fc4000)
libc.so.6 => /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6 (0x00007f1ed9bb2000)
/lib64/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2 (0x0000559498bb1000)

I guess the best way to grasp this would be looking at the error messages.

kos

12:56 PM

Where should we look at to know if a Ubuntu Touch release is EOL? I keep skipping those reviews.

Byte Commander

1:09 PM

Oha, did I screw that up? Can anyone please help me with this guy?

Sorry I ended up crashing the office machine. Couldn't reply from there. apt-get -f install removed all dependent packages and computer refused to start. — riteshakya037 1 min ago

He had the package python (should be version 2.7.x) installed as version 3.5 and ended up with loads of dependency errors.

I had him fix a few errors (deleting and reloading package lists, then forcing downgrade of python to 2.7), but now it seems broken...

kos

@ByteCommander Well it was apt-get install -f nuking it, wasn't it? I wouldn't say you screwed up, you didn't even suggest to run it. It's more that apt-get screwed up.

Byte Commander

Well, yes. But I still feel somehow responsible. You don't have an idea how to fix that, do you?

Messing around with Python packages is always a risky hassle...

kos

@ByteCommander /var/log/apt/history.log should report the last APT command run and the full list of packages that were removed

Try reinstalling everything...

But honestly I'm not sure if that alone would work.

kos

1:30 PM

@ByteCommander Maybe this also helps (found by coincidence in a review just now): askubuntu.com/a/249373/380067

Byte Commander

@kos Thanks, I added a comment with that link.

Ubuntu Questions on U&L

2:07 PM

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Q: installed on whole hard drive of uefi enabled pc. now can't boot

I installed ubuntu 14.04 on an asus pc (specs below) direct from a live usb, over the existing windows install with a custom partition scheme and now the hard drive is no longer recognised. On booting I'm told to activate csm, which I completed through the bios. Now each time the machine tries t...

ubuntu uefi asus

Zacharee1

So there's this built-in program on Windows called Reliability History that tells you what caused programs to crash

never knew about it before

found why all my programs are crashing

NTDLL

Apparently it's a problem with NVIDIA

Even on Windows NVIDIA is giving me problems...

Szabolcs

@kos Well, I got a response, and they didn't tell me the error message, but surprisingly: if I compile the same thing on 15.10 with gcc 4.8.5 (instead of 5.2) then it does work on 14.04 ... Now I just wish I understood why. Might have to do with this: gcc.gnu.org/wiki/Cxx11AbiCompatibility

kos

2:53 PM

@Szabolcs That seems quite likely.

Seth

3:10 PM

@Zacharee1 well I could have used that a few days ago.

kos

3:26 PM

Off-topic, unclear and who knows what else -> askubuntu.com/q/734931/380067

jokerdino

Not English.

Tag and version in title don't match.

kos

Not to mention a random "emphasized text" at the start.

jokerdino

lmao I missed that.

kos

Lol. :D

Mateo

4:27 PM

@Szabolcs there is adapt - seemed like a good idea - launchpad.net/~mateo-salta/+archive/ubuntu/adapt blog.dustinkirkland.com/2016/01/adapt-install-anything.html?m=1

@kos there is a frameworks page - that should give you an idea

docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/…

Seth

Linux Foundation seriously called Plasma Mobile the best Linux based mobile OS? -.-

Ubuntu Touch is so much further along.

Mateo

it was based on ubuntu touch if i remember

fossfreedom

@Seth really? link?

Seth

@fossfreedom linux.com/news/software/applications/…

kos

@Mateo Thanks but... not sure how I should read that exactly.

cl-netbox

4:39 PM

Hello :)

fossfreedom

"At the same time, it’s better if the distro is run by a community instead of a company so that a user remains in the focus and not the company’s financial goals." ... so no bias there then!

kos

@Mateo I mean doesn't that just list SDKs compatibility?

Mateo

basically, the versions with green - are good for apps using those frameworks

users have image based upgrages/updates - you can allways get to the new version - using an older version meams just the apps will start to dwindle

basically, nothing is in that traditional eol position of must upgrade or loose updates

just newer apps use newer frameworks

anyway, that how i took it

kos

@Mateo Ok I see, so basically it depends on what they're asking about exactly. Did I get it right?

Meaning app X uses framework Y and Y is supported on version Z: ok, Y is not supported on version Z: not ok... correct?

badp

6:30 PM

googling 'ubuntu fax-pnh-filter' seems like a pretty efficient way to get depressed about your printing perspectives

Mateo

@kos that is what i got from it

probally more important is being on the "stable" channel - ota9 is still on 15.04 - but it is the stable channel, so still supported on the phones

muru

7:11 PM

askubuntu.com/review/suggested-edits/527455

^reject please. The OP knows of the suggestion (which is in another answer) and hasn't included it, so we should respect that.

blade19899

Where is the file with sha256sum list of the Ubuntu binaries?

Seth

what?

kos

@Mateo Ok, got it, thanks

kos

7:31 PM

Is there a way to verify that my GPG key has been correctly synced with keyserver.ubuntu.com? Passwords and Keys isn't much verbose about it.

dn-ʞɔɐq ɹW

@kos Are you <kos@mail.com>?

Then: yes, you're in!

otherwise, look up your own email address on keyserver.ubuntu.com

kos

@dn-ʞɔɐqɹW Thanks, yes, it's there (not kos@mail.com though ;))

dn-ʞɔɐq ɹW

@kos :D I know! Just gave that as an example... :P

kos

Alright, I also managed to validate the key on Launchpad. Cool!

blade19899

7:48 PM

25

A: How can I check the integrity of a downloaded Ubuntu CD?

First look up the hash of the ISO you download here: MD5SUMS for 14.04 SHA1SUMS for 14.04 SHA256SUMS for 14.04 Then check the hash by following these instructions: For Windows For Mac For Linux After checking the hash it's safe to burn the image to CD/DVD.

dn-ʞɔɐq ɹW

@kos Ah! Went over my head then... Haven't been logging on for a while... Checking old messages!

@TheBrownOne I though I had that from day 1? What changed in the mean time?

@A.B. Huh? What? (Haven't logged on for a while; reading old messages...)

@TheBrownOne Whew! I was already doing stuff on my local version and it would have been a big surprise if I couldn't change what is there right now! ;-) :P

Zacharee1

Completely removed and reinstalled NVIDIA drivers

Everything's still broken

dn-ʞɔɐq ɹW

@ParanoidPanda No goat at all! :P

@Zacharee1 Huh? I thought you fixed that a few days ago!

Zacharee1

@dn-ʞɔɐqɹW this is with Windows

GIMP, Inkscape, Makerbot Desktop, and quite a few other programs crash upon launch

Using the heavily advertised (not) Windows Reliability History Viewer, I saw that NTDLL was cited as the cause for the crashes

I looked it up and apparently NVIDIA drivers can cause this

dn-ʞɔɐq ɹW

Boot a Linux live DVD, mount the NTFS partition to /mnt/NTFS, type sudo rm --recursive --force /mnt/NTFS and presto: Windows problem gone!

(that's what I did about 2 years ago: haven't had any Windows problems since!)

(at least on my machine...)

Zacharee1

8:00 PM

@dn-ʞɔɐqɹW I have to have Windows though

School uses MS Office (Powerpoints do not work in Open or LibreOffice), I need Sketchup (Export as STL extension doesn't work in Ubuntu), I need the proprietary sound software if I want to be able to use the speakers....

dn-ʞɔɐq ɹW

PowerPoints work for me under LO...

Don't know sketchup

anyway: try the following:

Zacharee1

@dn-ʞɔɐqɹW My teachers like animated PPs

dn-ʞɔɐq ɹW

disable the nVidia card in the BIOS or yank it out.

Zacharee1

@dn-ʞɔɐqɹW Tell me, how do I do this on a laptop? :p

hbdgaf

zomg - @NathanOsman 's video

dn-ʞɔɐq ɹW

8:03 PM

install Windows

install nvidia drivers

enable nvidia card / plug it back in.

@Zacharee1 What brand / model?

Zacharee1

MSI.

GP60 2QF

dn-ʞɔɐq ɹW

@Zacharee1 BIOS

MSI has that in the BIOS: "use discrete graphics only" or something like that.

Zacharee1

I'm not so sure it does, but I'll check next time I reboot

I'm planning on just reinstalling Windows

dn-ʞɔɐq ɹW

@Zacharee1 Well, the user manual for your system doesn't mention BIOS, lemme check service manual.

Zacharee1

What is going on with the internet here?

Nathan Osman

8:13 PM

@hbdgaf I'm glad you liked it :D

dn-ʞɔɐq ɹW

@NathanOsman When is the next episode?

Nathan Osman

Hopefully next week.

dn-ʞɔɐq ɹW

(or will that be after George is turned into an excuse generator and invited back into the chat room here?) ;-) :P

Ah! :-)

Nathan Osman

I won't spoil everything but it will include a PowerPoint presentation with graphs :D

dn-ʞɔɐq ɹW

@NathanOsman :D :D :D

@NathanOsman Do you sleep??? Or are you a robot?

Nathan Osman

8:19 PM

Good question.

I sleep on occasion.

dn-ʞɔɐq ɹW

Mmmh... In a coffin then???

;-)

Nathan Osman

Not that kind of sleep.

dn-ʞɔɐq ɹW

No not that kind of sleep: I was referring to you being a vampire...

>:-)

Rinzwind

8:34 PM

@NathanOsman why would you sleep on a 2nd hand car?

kos

8:58 PM

If you're interested in pratical ethics: area51.stackexchange.com/proposals/95466/ethics

Zacharee1

9:09 PM

@kos You should install Minecraft

Seth

"is it ethical to kill a chicken in minecraft?"

kos

@Zacharee1 I will... one of these days.

dn-ʞɔɐq ɹW

@Seth yes, because it never was alive in the first place!

>:-)

Zacharee1

@Seth Yes. The chicken is merely a construct of a piece of code; it is the AI of an AI, and not real in any sense

@kos you should today :p

I have a parkour race set up on the server and I'm bored

kos

@Zacharee1 @TheBrownOne?

Zacharee1

9:15 PM

@kos She can't play at work anymore :/

dn-ʞɔɐq ɹW

@Zacharee1 "Play"? (connect to the Internet?)

kos

@Zacharee1 Don't tell me she started working while at work. :D

Zacharee1

She's in an open office, so people can see the screen

@kos ◔_◔ :p

dn-ʞɔɐq ɹW

Holy Noodles! What happened while I was off-line for a few days?

The review queues have exploded!

kos

@SmokeDetector You missed this one: askubuntu.com/questions/735065/…

Zacharee1

9:20 PM

lol

dn-ʞɔɐq ɹW

@kos Huh?

Zacharee1

@dn-ʞɔɐqɹW look at the edit history

dn-ʞɔɐq ɹW

:D

kos

@dn-ʞɔɐqɹW Indeed... It has been growing during the last 2-3 weekends (during which I suppose only a few people reviewed), and the growth hasn't been balanced by the number of reviews during the week... That's the pattern I've noticed at least.

dn-ʞɔɐq ɹW

OK, thanks for the info... Reviewing now!

kos

9:25 PM

Will join you later maybe (or tomorrow morning).

Zacharee1

9:36 PM

Yay

I got a Facebook, Twitter and G+ set up for my site

dn-ʞɔɐq ɹW

@Zacharee1 Link?

Zacharee1