Root Access

7:16 AM

Nice

@CanadianLuke linux server?

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10:53 AM

reddit.com/r/Poem_for_your_sprog/comments/d69bts/…

@bertieb

@rahuldottech Good points, well made :)

Oh, they renamed "featured" to "bountied"

11:34 AM

Yup, since there's confusion with the featured tag

ah ok

LinkedIn is down...

11:51 AM

github.com/dylanaraps/pure-bash-bible

@JourneymanGeek @djsmiley2k

tereško

12:15 PM

@Burgi if you keep very quite, you can hear the HR departments all over the world crying out in pain and despair

DavidPostill

@Burgi Working for me. Your internet is clearly borked :)

12:50 PM

@rahuldottech holy cow awesome.

SOLVED YOUR HOMEWORK.

https://github.com/dylanaraps/pure-bash-bible#remove-duplicate-array-elements

DavidPostill

1:02 PM

@djsmiley2k @rahuldottech said:

> This is specifically a C++ question

Also, using a second array isn't permitted

1:18 PM

are you allowed to do multi-dimensional arrays?

1:33 PM

Dosen't that risk tearing the fabric of space time, and inviting eidritch extradimentional horrors?

@Burgi No. You're given a single 1D array with the values in it.

Oh wait, no, that's parsing XML with regex

@Aibobot as long as you use the right hexcode you should be ok

@rahuldottech so you can't append to that array?

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@Burgi C++, so no. Array size is fixed. Eg: you're given an array of size 10 with 10 elements in it.

oh, also: there no more than one duplicate

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3:18 PM

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Canadian Luke

7:44 PM

@djsmiley2k Yup, Debian

cool

All the snot is coming outta my face.

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9:09 PM

It's so amazing when someone comes across an answer that you posted ages ago and leaves a comment saying it helped them :)

9:58 PM

Anyone used an ARM-based machine for general web browsing?

Wondering if an Odroid XU4 (SBC dealie) would be up to the task...

eh probably

Its a mobile phone chip with a fan

Odroid do provide Ubuntu (+Mate) and Android images

Yup

oh, for that...

what were they called...

Which?

Oooh, there's an unofficial Arch build!

Armbian makes very nice alternative images for a lot of dodgier SBCs ;p

armbian.com/odroid-xu4

10:03 PM

Good shout, there's no reason this needs to be Arch after all

It's only for web browsing and email

And this is one of the few times that is probably literally try ;-P

The orangepi I bought had a very strange stock image (basically a mongrel mix of 14.04 and 1604 which I couldn't upgrade)

@Aibobot Ty, there's also a guide on their forms about armbian

Its 6 in the morning and I nightshifted

Couldn't remember XD

Oh boy :P

10:29 PM

which reminds me

I need to fire up my orange pi to test some things ;p

10:57 PM

I'm thinking of trying out running pihole in a container

Cool

It's dead easy

I think I have my pihole on a VM now

Which kinda makes the Pi I have sitting in a drawer doing nothing look kinda sad :P

Well probably lxd or docker

Fair dos

Uh, Armbian?

11:10 PM

The armbian system runs the same setup as my x86 router

Did you and Igor?

Looooool

Now I'm trying to remember if I have anything installed for writing images to SDs, or if dd does the job...

I think someone recommended etcher.io before

ISTR having issues of some kind

and ~~moaning about~~ noting them here

Aug 14 '17 at 16:10, by bertieb

(interestingly, Etcher seems to have written the image as UDF, same as dd; presumably that's why the old BIOS isn't seeing it?)

welp

11:33 PM

It's udf cause the original image is udf