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grooveplex

8:00 PM

@NathanOsman what the ubuntu

Zacharee1

@KazWolfe now we're getting somewhere

Kaz Wolfe

now git commit

and then git remote add origin <url>

then git push

grooveplex

@NathanOsman Very Low Quality :/

Byte Commander

And finally git gud

Nathan Osman

My kidney is low quality???

grooveplex

8:01 PM

@KazWolfe probably git push -u origin master

Nathan Osman

:P

Zacharee1

@KazWolfe how do I confirm the commit?

Byte Commander

Why confirm?

grooveplex

@Zacharee1 git log

Kaz Wolfe

type a commit message

Zacharee1

8:01 PM

I did

and now what

ah

it's nano

grooveplex

@Zacharee1 85% of bugs be like

:P

Zacharee1

yay it works

Mark Yisri

@Zacharee1 Where's your GitHub repository?

Zacharee1

github.com/zacharee/se-dark

so then I guess anyone can add suggestions right?

Byte Commander

Well, if it was Vim, most people would be still writing commit messages, unable to quit the editor...

Zacharee1

8:03 PM

@ByteCommander my commit message in Vim: ;;wrg;rgbb;;fefwrgwroiefoirg;;;wrgwrgwqq

grooveplex

You will be very pleased with userstyles.org

Mark Yisri

Unless I'm wrong you can host your script right off Github. @Zacharee1

something about github.io I think

Zacharee1

@MarkYisri probably

but I like this cloud9 editor

grooveplex

@Zacharee1 I can say it's very good.

It's a joy to work with with awesome file history capability

Mark Yisri

@Zacharee1 Fine, but is it an Always-On VM?

Zacharee1

8:04 PM

@KazWolfe so now that I've set that stuff up, I just need pull commit and push right?

@MarkYisri it hasn't turned off yet

afaik

Byte Commander

Just a simple commit message
^X^X^X^C^C^Z
exit
quit
!exit
!!exit
help
info
HALP!!!
Oh fsck you....
sudo reboot

3

^ would be my commit message in Vim @Zacharee1

Zacharee1

xD

grooveplex

@Zacharee1 But it's not always-on if you're a free user

Zacharee1

Maybe I should change the source to Github then...

grooveplex

@Zacharee1 yes

Zacharee1

8:06 PM

but while it's in-dev, I'll keep it on cloud9

because changes are faster that way

IanC

I just use nano for small text editing

grooveplex

@Zacharee1 why?

IanC

one day I'll learn vim, one day..

grooveplex

GitHub allows for better collaboration

Zacharee1

Can I edit from Github?

grooveplex

8:06 PM

@IanC Just vimtutor it :)

IanC

for now I know ":q"

hahaha

Zacharee1

ooh I can

Anwar

@Rinzwind @KazWolfe you got your promised votes. :)

IanC

vimtutor?

grooveplex

@Zacharee1 Yes! You can even clone the repository locally:)

@IanC it's a small program that comes with Vim

It teaches you Vim, with Vim

Zacharee1

8:07 PM

I don't like the Github editor

no IDE features

grooveplex

@Zacharee1 then clone locally

IanC

@grooveplex nice! I will try it, but I still didn't install vim

Zacharee1

but then I have to push it anyway

grooveplex

@Zacharee1 yeah... so?

IanC

actually, I'm confused because ubuntu has a vim, which is vi, which I don't know what is actually

Mark Yisri

8:08 PM

@Zacharee1 Then use the Online GitHub editor.

VIM (Vi Improved) is an extension of the classic vi editor with more features.

grooveplex

@IanC vim is VI iMproved. Gedit? :D

edwinksl

@Zacharee1 u no use git???

Mark Yisri

@grooveplex "Gedit" nice one :)

Zacharee1

@grooveplex Well that's why I want to use cloud9 to edit and host for now

grooveplex

@edwinksl dis

Zacharee1

8:09 PM

it's faster to see changes

IanC

when I type vi it opens an editor

Mark Yisri

@Zacharee1 I submitted a pull request.

saying Vi iMproved

I saw @MarkYisri

on Github

8:09 PM

but vim does nothing

Zacharee1

how do I actually see what you changed though? :p

IanC

it's like some simplified version of vim?

Zacharee1

I see your pull req

grooveplex

@IanC woah.... and what does vimtutor do?

@Zacharee1 click and see the diff

Mark Yisri

are you on github @Zacharee1 or on command line

IanC

8:09 PM

not currently installed

Zacharee1

there it is

Github

IanC

/usr/bin/vi -> /etc/alternatives/vi

grooveplex

@IanC aw maaaaaaaan. Get Vim. It's great

Mark Yisri

@grooveplex Agreed.

Or use emacs, or nano

IanC

I think I need to study Regex first, don't I?

to use it on its full potential?

grooveplex

8:11 PM

@IanC no

Mark Yisri

Anyone here doing anything with @WolfBot?

Byte Commander

Regex is easy.

grooveplex

@IanC maybe

Mark Yisri

WolfBot's Testing Den

Do not feed the bot any Milk-Bones! A piece of kibble is okay,...

Byte Commander

@MarkYisri That one belongs to @KazWolfe, I think?

Mark Yisri

8:11 PM

Yeah, just pointing it out to people. Not stealing credit :)

Zacharee1

OK, I found prose.io, which seems a bit nicer than the inbuilt GH editor

IanC

@grooveplex I mean, other than Regex, what makes Vim better than other editors? (honest question)

I just don't know its features well enough to know

Byte Commander

Okay, I'm officially bored. Any suggestions?

grooveplex

@IanC You have absolutely no obligation to leave your current editor

Mark Yisri

@IanC there's gvim too.

See this question.

7

Q: Advantages (or downsides) of GVim over Vim to edit code

Should I install vim or GVim ? I develop mainly Ruby on Rails (I also use IDE's, but different topic). Are there any differences or advantage of using Gvim vs vim ?

edwinksl

8:15 PM

portuguese? askubuntu.com/questions/827110/…

Zacharee1

sí

IanC

@grooveplex bro, it was an honest question, I just never used vim. Being able to edit with Regex was one of the features that seemed to make vim powerful, but apart from that I don't really know what else makes it good

edwinksl

@Zacharee1 your git commit messages are argh

Mark Yisri

@edwinksl. Yep.

IanC

@MarkYisri I'll take a look, people usually program with gvim?

Zacharee1

8:16 PM

@edwinksl wat

Byte Commander

@edwinksl VTCed as unclear. From what I understand with my medium Spanish skills, it would still be unclear after translation anyway...

Mark Yisri

No, just pointing it out @IanC.

edwinksl

@Zacharee1 there are gonna be a lot of these...

Mark Yisri

I use Emacs, Nano, and Eclipse.

Zacharee1

@edwinksl :p

Mark Yisri

8:17 PM

@edwinksl saw that too

Zacharee1

It's just for the rapid-fire changes

edwinksl

@Zacharee1 at least you did commit a lot of such things, so you were consistent

Zacharee1

there's gonna be more

as soon as I fix my source links

edwinksl

don't forget your commit messages can be seen by the world

is this how you want us to remember u???

Mark Yisri

@edwinksl Haha

edwinksl

8:18 PM

@ByteCommander heh yeah i can't understand anything :(

Mark Yisri

@Zacharee1 You don't have to commit every time you change a line in a file.

Zacharee1

well I'm using an external editor

I wonder if it saves remotely

IanC

git push --delete --force master

good bye cruel world

edwinksl

@MarkYisri oh i see you have a PR already. nice :p

Zacharee1

o_O

IanC

8:21 PM

when I make a really small change I forgot on the last commit I usually just do a git commit --amend

Mark Yisri

@edwinksl Don't understand you?

edwinksl

the most useful command is git add -p

you will thank me for this

@MarkYisri pull request for zach's repo

Mark Yisri

@edwinksl Yeah I thought it would be useful in case someone searched online.

user136984

Need some help here:

user136984

0

Q: What to do about update-initramfs errors during kernel upgrade?

I just ran: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade And this is the output I got from the second commands: Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree Reading state information... Done Calculating upgrade... Done The following NEW packages will be installed linux-...

apt upgrade kernel update-initramfs

Kaz Wolfe

8:23 PM

@ByteCommander that it does

IanC

gotta get ready for work, see you all later!

user136984

Scared to restart my system and it's getting late so I will need to shutdown soon.

Kaz Wolfe

@ParanoidPanda VIRUS

user136984

@KazWolfe: Don't say that.

Byte Commander

@KazWolfe Don't scare him like that... He'd get grey hairs.

Imagine an albino panda.

Zacharee1

8:24 PM

Github as a source sends the CSS as text/plain instead of CSS

so it's not working

Mark Yisri

@ParanoidPanda what is the result if you run in a terminal ls /boot

IanC

@ParanoidPanda is that a VM? I noticed this line gzip: stdout: No space left on device

Mark Yisri

@IanC Maybe it's out of space. Good catch.

IanC

Thanks! I just had that a lot while compiling a kernel on VM, who would say 20Gb isn't much space for a kernel compilation? haha

now I really need to go, didn't even have lunch yet :o

have a good day everyone!

Mark Yisri

What kernel were you compiling @IanC? they don't take up much space for me.

user136984

8:27 PM

@IanC No, it's my host.

Mark Yisri

@ParanoidPanda posted an answer to your question

0

A: What to do about update-initramfs errors during kernel upgrade?

Your computer is out of disk space. Free up some by checking the contents of /boot, /usr, and /opt (culprits where disk space is used. Then rerun the command.

Seth

Hi guys!

Byte Commander

Hey

user136984

@MarkYisri: Right, the contents of /boot is:

user136984

abi-4.4.0-34-generic                  lost+found
abi-4.4.0-36-generic                  memtest86+.bin
abi-4.4.0-38-generic                  memtest86+.elf
config-4.4.0-34-generic               memtest86+_multiboot.bin
config-4.4.0-36-generic               System.map-4.4.0-34-generic
config-4.4.0-38-generic               System.map-4.4.0-36-generic
efi                                   System.map-4.4.0-38-generic
grub                                  vmlinuz-4.4.0-34-generic
initrd.img-4.4.0-34-generic           vmlinuz-4.4.0-34-generic.efi.signed

Byte Commander

8:29 PM

So you have no initrd for the 38 kernel.

Seth

@SeverusTux Math.SE is bigger than Ask Ubuntu! :D

Byte Commander

@ParanoidPanda I'd suggest to free up space (find out where using df -h) and then redo the upgrade as Kaz suggested in his comment.

Mark Yisri

@ParanoidPanda is this an EFI machine?

user136984

@IanC @MarkYisri: I'm not even using a quarter of my almost 500GB harddrive.

Byte Commander

df -h?

user136984

8:30 PM

Unless there are caps in certain areas?

Mark Yisri

@ParanoidPanda show us the output of df -h please

user136984

@ByteCommander: In a moment.

Byte Commander

No, now!

We're impatient.

;-)

user136984

@MarkYisri: Yes, installed with UEFI mode.

Mark Yisri

@ByteCommander you and me both

user136984

8:30 PM

Filesystem                          Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
udev                                1.9G     0  1.9G   0% /dev
tmpfs                               381M   45M  336M  12% /run
/dev/mapper/ubuntu--gnome--vg-root  454G  112G  320G  26% /
tmpfs                               1.9G  1.7M  1.9G   1% /dev/shm
tmpfs                               5.0M  4.0K  5.0M   1% /run/lock
tmpfs                               1.9G     0  1.9G   0% /sys/fs/cgroup
/dev/sda2                           237M  202M   23M  91% /boot

Mark Yisri

Paranoid, see this line

/dev/sda2 237M 202M 23M 91% /boot

user136984

Right, but what do I do about that?

Mark Yisri

Boot is on a seperate partition, as standard for EFI booting.

This is why it is out of disk space even though the main partition still has free space

Byte Commander

342

Q: How do I free up more space in /boot?

My /boot partition is nearly full and I get a warning every time I reboot my system. I already deleted old kernel packages (linux-headers...), actually I did that to install a newer kernel version that came with the automatic updates. After installing that new version, the partition is nearly ful...

boot disk-usage

Mark Yisri

I posted an answer on AskUbuntu. See also @ByteCommander post.

Free up space in /boot\

user136984

8:33 PM

How come they're getting us to do an upgrade which can't be done without a nightmare?

user136984

Isn't this what the testing phase is for?

Byte Commander

ampya.com/artists/within-temptation/and-we-run

^ good song

user136984

They put these updates through so much testing, it's unbelievable that something like this gets through!

Byte Commander

@ParanoidPanda It is YOUR fault that your disk is full, not the update's!

Mark Yisri

This is not Ubuntu's fault @ParanoidPanda, although it is strange that /boot filled up... any special kernel you installed?

user136984

8:34 PM

@MarkYisri: Not to my knowledge.

user136984

@ByteCommander: But there is nothing special about my /boot folder, I haven't got anything any different from anybody else installed in there.

Byte Commander

My /boot is also 272MB big. That seems normal.

user136984

Not that I know of anyway.

Byte Commander

But I don't have it as separate partition.

Mark Yisri

If my answer solved your problem, could you please mark it as such?

askubuntu.com/a/827117/595510]

Byte Commander

8:35 PM

@ParanoidPanda No, the /boot content is normal. Your partition is just too small.

Mark Yisri

Yes, @ParanoidPanda, did you make a very small /boot partition during install?

user136984

@ByteCommander: But the partition is the standard size as the installer set it.

user136984

@MarkYisri: Clearly the installer did.

Mark Yisri

Why does @ByteCommander have it all together but you don't?

Byte Commander

Then it's a stupid standard and a stupid installer. I always partition manually.

Mark Yisri

8:37 PM

@ByteCommander did you choose custom partition setup?

Byte Commander

Yup.

Mark Yisri

That explains the difference.

user136984

Anyway, how do I increase it? Do I just need to boot my machine with a LiveUSB and use GParted to increase the size?

user136984

@cl-netbox: I could do with your help right now! ;D

Byte Commander

I don't trust the installer when I have multiple OS on my disk.

@ParanoidPanda yes

Mark Yisri

8:38 PM

It's not that easy, because /dev/sda2 (/boot) might be followed by more partitions

user136984

Well, after I fix this, I'm going to file a report with the installer, because this really shouldn't happen with the default.

Mark Yisri

You can try though

Byte Commander

Just give it 1-2 GB, you should have enough of them. Or merge it into /.

Mark Yisri

@ByteCommander how do you merge?

user136984

I don't like the sound of all this.

Mark Yisri

8:38 PM

1 GB is too much I think. Try 512 MB

user136984

Is there not another way?

user136984

Could I mess things up?

Byte Commander

@MarkYisri There is never too much, only too few, as you can see.

Mark Yisri

Yes, delete the old kernels (BUT keep a working one just in case). Then you shouldn't mess up.

@ByteCommander when your hard disk is 10GB, a 1GB boot partition is silly.

In this case it's fine, cause @ParanoidPanda hard drive is 500GB.

user136984

@MarkYisri How can I check this and what do I do if this goes wrong? Because I don't have much experience with partitioning.

Byte Commander

8:40 PM

Merging is booting into live OS, mounting /boot and / somewhere, moving all files from the /boot partition into a /boot directory on the / partition, then deleting the /boot partition, then assigning that free unallocated space to something useful, then reinstall GRUB.

Mark Yisri

@ParanoidPanda do you have another computer to chat from?

user136984

No

Byte Commander

@MarkYisri Then you would better not make any separate /boot at all.

Kaz Wolfe

You can clean up old kernels in boot without an issue

Mark Yisri

Hmm... then we have no way of contact if something goes wrong. What about email??

Kaz Wolfe

8:41 PM

You don't need /boot to be separate, but /boot/efi does need to be on its own

Also yay 4GB efi partition! :D

Mark Yisri

@KazWolfe true.

Do you like saying "yay" ? @KazWolfe

Kaz Wolfe

It's usually sarcastic

user136984

It does not make me feel very reassured that everybody is telling me to do something different.

Byte Commander

my /boot/efi is 96M...

I guess Windows had set it up that small...

Mark Yisri

@ParanoidPanda That happens because we all have different ways of solving the problem.

That's kind of how Stack Exchange works too.

Many answers, 1 question.

user136984

8:44 PM

Well, how do I know which answer to pick?

user136984

I don't want to kill my machine you know.

Mark Yisri

Try the least likely to damage your machine first (clean up old kernels).

user136984

How?

user136984

I've already run sudo apt-get autoremove and there aren't any to go. Unless you mean another method?

Mark Yisri

no, I mean manually remove the (rm /boot/vmlinuz-*). How do you do that formatting of the text?

user136984

8:46 PM

``

Mark Yisri

thanks

Byte Commander

@MarkYisri No!

Use the package manager, please.

Mark Yisri

try this:

rm vmlinuz-4.4.0-34-generic vmlinuz-4.4.0-34-generic.efi.signed initrd.img-4.4.0-34-generic initrd.img-4.4.0-34-generic.old-dkms

. Then install your initrd again, then reboot.

Byte Commander

One does not rm!

Mark Yisri

@ByteCommander package manager doesn't work with low disk space does it?

user136984

8:47 PM

@ByteCommander: So I should just tell it to remove all those packages?

user136984

Or purge?

user136984

Or is that not what you meant?

Byte Commander

343

Q: How do I free up more space in /boot?

My /boot partition is nearly full and I get a warning every time I reboot my system. I already deleted old kernel packages (linux-headers...), actually I did that to install a newer kernel version that came with the automatic updates. After installing that new version, the partition is nearly ful...

boot disk-usage

IanC

@MarkYisri it was the 4.7.3 I think, I needed a 30GB VM to get through all the compilation (Kernel + Modules), of course Ubuntu took a good amount of those 30GB for himself

guess most of the size was occupied by object files

user136984

Ah, right!

user136984

8:49 PM

@ByteCommander: Thanks! I will give that a go! :)

Mark Yisri

@IanC I'm surprised, my kernel builds are usually 1GB (that's only the kernel+modules). Are you compiling a rootfs too?

I've done 3.2

IanC

I don't know, I'm didn't the Ubuntu kernel configuration during compilation (tried to configure it through make menuconfig), maybe the configuration I used compiled tons of unnecessary stuff? @MarkYisri

Mark Yisri

Where did you get your kernel sources?

I got mine from kernel.org

IanC

same here

user136984

Despite all this trouble, I actually had a nice moment there, someone with only 1 rep gave a good answer to a question of mine so I gave them +25! :)

user136984

8:52 PM

That actually felt quite good.

Byte Commander

Now listening to: Volbeat - For Evigt

IanC

@MarkYisri I'll need to recompile the whole thing though, I'm having some Kernel Panic because of unavailable memory, will start over to see if I can get it right

Mark Yisri

@ParanoidPanda where?

user136984

@MarkYisri: Oh, this was on the Information Security SE site.

user136984

Right, so I have removed some old kernels, what do I do now?

user136984

8:55 PM

How do I try that upgrade again?

Mark Yisri

Reboot your computer.

But first run your upgrade command again

I have to go now guys

You can reach me at yisrimark@gmail.com

user136984

It doesn't think that there is anything else to upgrade.

Mark Yisri

run sudo apt-get -f install

user136984

Nothing

kush

please review my edit

askubuntu.com/review/suggested-edits/619377

user136984

8:57 PM

The issue is with the update-initramfs processing, do I just need to run that again?

Mark Yisri

do this: sudo apt-get install --reinstall linux-image-generic linux-image

user136984

@MarkYisri:

user136984

Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
Package linux-image is a virtual package provided by:
  linux-image-4.4.0-38-lowlatency 4.4.0-38.57
  linux-image-4.4.0-38-generic 4.4.0-38.57
  linux-image-4.4.0-36-lowlatency 4.4.0-36.55
  linux-image-4.4.0-36-generic 4.4.0-36.55
  linux-image-4.4.0-34-lowlatency 4.4.0-34.53
  linux-image-4.4.0-34-generic 4.4.0-34.53
  linux-image-4.4.0-31-lowlatency 4.4.0-31.50
  linux-image-4.4.0-31-generic 4.4.0-31.50
  linux-image-4.4.0-28-lowlatency 4.4.0-28.47

Mark Yisri

okay, thought that might happen

I know how to solve it

sudo apt-get install linux-image-4.4.0-38-generic

user136984

The version number as a separate package?

Mark Yisri

8:59 PM

that was a mistake, edited

Nathan Osman

So Twitter doesn't count links and media towards the 140 character limit now.

user136984

Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
linux-image-4.4.0-38-generic is already the newest version (4.4.0-38.57).
linux-image-4.4.0-38-generic set to manually installed.
0 to upgrade, 0 to newly install, 0 to remove and 0 not to upgrade.

user136984

@MarkYisri: ^^

user136984

Don't you mean --reinstall?

Mark Yisri

yep, you're right about reinstall

Byte Commander

9:00 PM

Reinstall never hurts...

Mark Yisri

+1

Kaz Wolfe

@ByteCommander so... A polar bear?

Mark Yisri

Gotta go, you can find my email above.

see ya

user136984

Do I need to do this for all the other kernel things it said it failed on in the error in my question or will this do it?

user136984

@MarkYisri: Wait, how come you're able to chat with only 1 rep?

Kaz Wolfe

9:03 PM

Network rep

20 or more network wide

Zacharee1

Someone give me an HTML color code for a nice dark color to be used as the "your message" color

Byte Commander

$ dpkg -l linux* | grep ^ii
ii  linux-base                          4.0ubuntu1           all          Linux image base package
ii  linux-firmware                      1.157.3              all          Firmware for Linux kernel drivers
ii  linux-generic                       4.4.0.38.40          amd64        Complete Generic Linux kernel and headers
ii  linux-headers-4.4.0-36              4.4.0-36.55          all          Header files related to Linux kernel version 4.4.0
ii  linux-headers-4.4.0-36-generic      4.4.0-36.55          amd64        Linux kernel headers for version 4.4.0 on 64 bi…

@ParanoidPanda Compare ^ with yours.

user136984

@ByteCommander: Ok, I'm just reinstalling everything that upgrade said it installed and upgraded. Then I will compare.

user136984

@MarkYisri: Right, I see you've got more than 20 network rep elsewhere. :)

kush

@ByteCommander you want me to write it as a separate answer?

user136984

9:08 PM

@ByteCommander: Here is my output:

user136984

ii  linux-base                          4.0ubuntu1           all          Linux image base package
ii  linux-firmware                      1.157.3              all          Firmware for Linux kernel drivers
ii  linux-generic                       4.4.0.38.40          amd64        Complete Generic Linux kernel and headers
ii  linux-headers-4.4.0-36              4.4.0-36.55          all          Header files related to Linux kernel version 4.4.0
ii  linux-headers-4.4.0-36-generic      4.4.0-36.55          amd64        Linux kernel headers for version 4.4.0 on 64 bit x86 SMP

user136984

@ByteCommander: Does that look fine? It's hard to compare them on my screen.

Byte Commander

@kush yes

@ParanoidPanda I wonder why you have no linux-tools-... packages, but the rest looks fine.

user136984

@ByteCommander: Strange, is that meant to be installed?

Ubuntu Questions on U&L

0

Q: Avoid ssh authenticity test for local addresses

When in the same LAN several ssh servers use DHCP, their IP address may change. Every time they have a new address (that is: an address they never had before in that LAN), the following message appears: The authenticity of host '192.168.1.x (192.168.1.x)' can't be established. ECDSA key fingerpr...

ubuntu ssh networking security ip

Byte Commander

9:21 PM

@ParanoidPanda Ah, no. It got installed as recommended package by "tlp".

user136984

@ByteCommander: And now I need to go an fix a radiator which I just broke! Will it ever end...? :D

Byte Commander

o.O

Stop. Breaking. Things.

Interesting song: Volbeat - Lonesome rider

user136984

What would be the fun in that? :P

Zacharee1

OK, I think SE chat is done

L. D. James

Can a moderator turn these comments into a chat? askubuntu.com/questions/826574/how-can-i-update-my-repository/…

Byte Commander

9:27 PM

Oh noes... Our "and it might work fine this way." guy Michael is back!

Ah, no. Just an old answer that entered the LQ queue. VTDed.

edwinksl

@ByteCommander lol who?

Byte Commander

A user who always posted some commands more or less related to the question and then wrote "and it might work fine this way" below.

edwinksl

heh link please

i am curious

@Zacharee1 you got thanked askubuntu.com/questions/827112/…

Byte Commander

horrible wall of text: askubuntu.com/q/827142/367990

edwinksl

yeah

Seth

9:41 PM

@L.D.James done

James Tobin

GAH I get so mad when forum users when answering questions of a user asking how to do something that the person doesn't recommend goes and recommends him not to do it instead do something else. JUST ANSWER THEIR QUESTION!!! Forums come up on google SEO and I end up there trying to answer a question and I get that bullshit. Common!

L. D. James

@Seth Thanks!

Zanna

@edwinksl :)

user136984

@JamesTobin: That wolf looks so cute! :D

user136984

Or is it a husky?

James Tobin

9:54 PM

it is a husky :D

user136984

Still cute! :D

user136984

Those ears!

user136984

I want to touch those ears! :D

user136984

Anyway, goodnight! :)

Zacharee1

@edwinksl huzzah :p

user136984

9:59 PM

And thanks to everyone who helped me with my /boot trouble tonight! :)

WolfBot's Testing Den

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