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@NathanOsman I keep forgetting if I follow your links, I can't think about ordering from amazon.ca. You'ld think the geniuses at amazon.com would have a find this on amazon.*mycountry* button somewhere
@Seth I just liked how the E pictures looked. I didn't want out of focus backgrounds to be more in focus or over exposed rearview mirrors to taper it off for me. They just looked "right"
I think I picked C once
Currently carrying a shudders iphone, b/c someone gave it to me when I didn't have a phone
A user can be banned from asking a question and from answering. A user can also be banned from reviewing. So is there any rule for editing post?
After having 2k reputation user can edit any post but user whom has less than 2k reputation can be banned from being edit if s/he has many edit sugges...
Hey guys, I am trying to find environment variables that corresponds to all the resources type used in a PBS manager.
I only know that PBS_ppn and PBS_NCPUS stores the value of the processor per node and the value of the CPU used in the parallel computation. However my host has 2 extra type of resources named. How to get the corresponding environment variables that stores the values of these resources that was specified when users write the PBS script?
@Secret What makes you think there are any? PBS variables can be set in the pbs script and read by the queue manager, they don't need to be environmental variables.
@Avery haha great, I was just trying to find a reliable way to identify the touchpad driver in use. I ended up with a correct but ridiculously long command
for i in $(grep -ri driver /sys 2>/dev/null | cut -d '=' -f 2); do for j in /lib/modules/$(uname -r)/kernel/drivers/input/mouse/*; do k=$(basename "$j") && [[ "$i" == "${k%.ko}" ]] && echo "$i"; done; done
@Ravexina why did you reject these edits? https://askubuntu.com/review/suggested-edits/705215 https://askubuntu.com/review/suggested-edits/705214 https://askubuntu.com/review/suggested-edits/705226 these all look like good edits to me
filenames/paths should be inline code formatted, hyperlinks should be informative, the personal pronoun "I" should be capitalised...
I mean, a "good edit" is somewhat subjective, but I think those should have been approved. If you are not sure skip and if you think it's not perfect improve...
@Zanna Well, the replacing of found [here](http://example.com) with found at Some Long Article Title That Completely Breaks The Flow Of The Sentence doesn't seem helpful.
I install the ubuntu 7 on VM configure the Apache server with all default settings now I am searching for the httpd.conf file. I am not able to find the path of httpd.conf file.
because I don't want to click [here] to find out what it is if I can avoid it... but hmm if it's just me I may have to retract some meta comments that I made, because it was me who told Sumeet to stop making uninformative hyperlinks
You can see where a hyperlink goes by hovering your mouse over it, and anyway, the title of the article/post or whatever isn't very informative with repsect to where it's taking you.
That's 1) OK, wrong, first of all since "After fresh install of mysql-server, can't log in with mysql root -u:" is not where the command should be written and 2) much less clear to me.
@Zanna Yeah, that one I personally dislike. I find it hard to read. And I don't need the title, especially when the title is often uninformative. I appreciate knowing the site you're linking to, so this $site post makes sense, but not the title.
@Avery (that's the fastest I've seen on this pc with systemd-boot, I saw 4.20secs with grub but after systemd-boot switch, I've started to get longer boot times like 4.8 secs etc)
I think if the edit improves the post at all there's no grounds for rejecting it... there's no reject reason for "only made it a little bit better". The wording of the reject reasons strongly discourages us from rejecting
the only reason to do that would be pedagogical
and I don't want to teach people not to make minor useful edits when they are well on the way to 2k...
yes, excellent point, but... so many things... maybe the person is able to improve the formatting, but not the grammar (because English is not their L1). I do not expect to teach EFL in the review queue
edits can be meh because they do not fix everything and you want to teach the person to fix more things so you improve... but in this case I think you were maybe saying the edits were meh because there was not much wrong with the post in the first place
so, in that case improving the edits at first may not be possible and rejecting them later if they don't stop seems unjustifiable if the edits do make some improvement
but what to do? as reviewers we only have what the editor found to improve... as editors we only have the post in front of us to improve... opportunity...
Not sure if this is helpful, but as of 11/2/15, Anaconda 2.4.0 moved to Jupyter, which has a different method for changing the default directory
In the command line type:
jupyter notebook --generate-config
Which will create a file named jupyter_notebook_config.py in your jupyter directory (In...
@terdon I don't see any problem with installing stuff as root... we do it every day with APT. But /root is a stupid place for software because it has no x permission for o. Unless you want to install something that only root can ever run or even see it should go in /usr/local/bin or /opt etc
that's what I'm saying, obviously you know all this
@Zanna . . . server edition running on a VM behind a firewall with no access to the internet and just serving as an SQL server for the local intranet, you only have root as a user.
There are times when root is the right user to use. Just not many (or probably any) in a personal machine.
However, Linux and yes, even Ubuntu, is often used on servers.
@Rinzwind I've had root and no user. Not saying it's perfect but it wasn't worth the bother of setting up separate users. This was a machine only accessible from the local intranet, with no security sensitive stuff at all and only a read-only sql database.
@terdon yeah I see you are right, I was wrong that the installer should automatically stop you shooting yourself in the foot, since you might indeed know what you're doing
@ThomasWard changes to the git repo at work. no longer push origin master with edit. now i have to branch and request merge... which I honestly should have been doing anyway, but it's another step. Like, create but not edit. So, it has to be perfect the first time to just push. >.>
@RobotHumans Fun fact: that's what I normally do at the workplace, even with my own code projects for work. Master branch protected, forks or secondary branches are needed to have changes in there for testing, etc. CI must also pass (yay testsuites!), etc. Then, and only then, can it be merged to Master.
there are some exceptions to that rule that I set, such as a "I fubar'd the order of operations and the test suite didn't catch it so now we have it dying every other action" and that's an emergency situation
but since i'm the only one who really works on those systems, it's my rules there :p
i should really port this software to Python 3... but i'm lazy.
A user can be banned from asking a question and from answering. A user can also be banned from reviewing. So is there any rule for editing post?
After having 2k reputation user can edit any post but user whom has less than 2k reputation can be banned from being edit if s/he has many edit sugges...
I install the ubuntu 7 on VM configure the Apache server with all default settings now I am searching for the httpd.conf file. I am not able to find the path of httpd.conf file.
Not sure if this is helpful, but as of 11/2/15, Anaconda 2.4.0 moved to Jupyter, which has a different method for changing the default directory
In the command line type:
jupyter notebook --generate-config
Which will create a file named jupyter_notebook_config.py in your jupyter directory (In...
I was runing ntfsfix on ubuntu for my "exFat" Data. Is there any method to repair my data back to correct format?
Thanks so Much!
