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9:02 PM
This is beautiful music:
 
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@JacobVlijm For a moment there I read "second account" in the sense of a "second coming"! :D
 
He, what an unsuspected taste of music :) @ParanoidPanda
 
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:)
 
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@JacobVlijm: Yeah, I've stopped listening to rock and that sort of thing now and moved on to slower and more classical music. Not always slower, but grander.
 
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9:14 PM
;)
 
Wat. No love for power metal? :P
 
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Afraid not any more. :P
 
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I require more from the music than can be provided in that type.
 
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I get more enjoyment from classical music now than I do from others. In terms of their emotional structure they are often much more complex and much deeper. More modern stuff, or even 60s, 70s, 80s stuff, just can't provide that.
 
9:18 PM
What you need to do is combine the two.
 
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I've also started listening to Operas, I should go to another again soon. I haven't been for a while.
 
Two words: Neo-classical metal.
 
One word: Jazz
 
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Yeah, I'll go for the Jazz. :P
 
user136984
9:19 PM
That's the best you get in more modern times.
 
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There might be a few exceptions, but this is the case mostly.
 
nexus 5 is online! \o/
just waiting for carrier ports and a few other things
 
@ParanoidPanda Do so. The breadth and variety you can find in Jazz in unparalleled. The only thing that comes close is Classical.
 
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With classical music though I feel as though it transports me to a completely different world and tells a story without the need for words with emotion and feeling. I don't know much modern stuff that can do that so well.
 
@ParanoidPanda Jazz
 
user136984
9:21 PM
Yes, I do agree, it is the only thing that comes close, and it could do that, but in a different way. I still prefer classical.
 
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I prefer that era.
 
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I feel that Jazz reflects a more modern time.
 
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More so than the classical at least.
 
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At least what I have found.
 
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I guess it might also depend upon the mood you are in.
 
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9:23 PM
Jazz and classical are both good.
 
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Wow... This is amazing:
 
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:)
 
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And a user posting their question twice:
 
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Q: I opened an exe file with wine and it brings me to wine internet explorer (duplicate)

EvanTheSockDo you know how to fix it? I'm %100,000,000,000 sure it's a windows application. I'm using wine 2.3 staging on ubuntu 16.04.1 LTS. I'm trying to open windows 10 iot core dashboard.

 
9:28 PM
@ParanoidPanda Jazz is really incredibly broad. You can find things that are very close to classical (essentially are classical, just classical with improvisation) and things that are basically thrash. For example, Cecil Taylor or Massada String Trio for the classical and Naked City for the thrash.
And everything in between. Basically, if it's got some improvisation and you don't know what to call it, it's Jazz. Even without improvisation sometimes.
 
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@terdon: Ok, good to know, I don't know so much Jazz, but I'll have a look at those. :)
 
I hate music. Especially classical guitar and jazz.
 
Or, if you like Classical, a great entry point would be Dave Brubek Meets Bach‌​, a beautiful album where one of the greatest Jazz musicians of all time reinvents Bach, or someone like Jaques Loussier Trio who do all sorts of Jazzy versions of Bach among other Classical musicians.
@JacobVlijm Yeah. Right.
 
:)
I studied with this guy. Unfortunately he died.
Wait, wrong link...
 
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10:08 PM
@Seth would you be able to tell me why a script for udev rule isnt running ?
 
Maybe it has no legs
 
stupid safetynet...
 
@JacobVlijm package legs is already installed though
 
@Serg run legs --fabulous. That needs to return "Yes" with version 1.15 or higher.
 
I think I need a bear package
 
10:18 PM
You're pulling my leg, right?
 
^--- what I thought of when I saw yours
 
@JacobVlijm I was trying to pull your git, but then I took an arrow to my commit
(and probably Jacob doesn't get it, because he uses bzr)
 
Oh shit, what do I did
...and what do I did it with...
 
Well, on a serious note, what I'm having problem with is this: I've an FPGA board, which is supposed to be connected via USB, and udev rule is supposed to modify the device permissions to 0666; that used to work , but now it doesn't. I rebooted several times, restarted udev service , ran udevadm control --restart several times, but still nothing works. I can change dev permissions manually , but i need this to be automatic because I need it for an IDE which is kind of stooped
 
Ooops, that reminds me I still need to do my English test for teachers, to prove I can speak with English students.
 
10:22 PM
udev monitor sees device being connected/disconnected, but script doesn't run
 
@JacobVlijm Oh wow. Please tell me you're not at that level of technical proficiency though.
 
@Serg possibly.
 
$ cat /etc/udev/rules.d/51-usbblaster.rules
# USB-Blaster II
BUS=="usb", SYSFS{idVendor}=="09fb", SYSFS{idProduct}=="*", MODE="0666", RUN+="/home/xieerqi/bin/FPGA_script.sh %p %k %c"
So . . . FPGA_script.sh is supposed to simply printf all arguments to a file
now . . . what's wrong with this picture ?
 
@terdon well it's gone down since I am on AU (kidding). He was a noble man though. One of the kindest I have ever met.
 
10:33 PM
I am hungry and hangry . . . and probably will be so pissed off because of this udev stuff, that i'll have to spend on a whole hamburger
 
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Q: How to configure autofs on mobile system

surchsI am using a laptop to access files on a remote research cluster. Originally I used a static mount with fuse and sshfs configured in /etc/fstab. This worked reasonably well on a workstation with constant internet access. On my laptop, any change to connectivity (short connectivity loss, changing ...

 
> Status: BEST CURRENT PRACTICE
What does that mean?
 
OK, I think I got it . . . changed SYSFS part to ATTR and added ENV{DEVTYPE}
I don't understand why SYSFS was working before . . .
Altera kind of pisses me off . . . "We made an IDE, but you guys on Linux go figure it out on your own how to configure everything else"
 
@JacobVlijm Well, he certainly could play! If he were half as nice a man as he was a guitarist, I'm sure he was wonderful and sorely missed.
And if you're anywhere near half as good as that, I'd love to jam with you at some point :)
Although you'd likely find it boring :P
 
@terdon Some day we should :)
 
10:41 PM
So . . . advice guys, should I buy the FPGA dev board, so that I can work on it at my own time ? Or keep using lab's board ?
It's 150 $
Downside ? Less money for me. Upside ? I can work on labs and homework at my own leasure and at any time
 
I thought you were sick of electrical engineering?
Personally, few things are more important to me than being able to work at my own leisure and at any time.
That was even one of the main reasons I chose bioinformatics as an undergraduate biology student.
 
@terdon I am. Doesn't mean I'm going to quit that easily. My mother paid enough tuition fees, so I want my goddamn diploma. That paper effectively costs me thousands and I want it
 
@Serg Oh, hey, damn straight! I didn't mean you should quit! Not unless you absolutely have to, anyway. You're too close and it is always useful to have a degree, even if you never use it.
No, I just meant maybe you didn't want to spend money on something you find you don't enjoy anymore.
 
@terdon Well, the dev board is sort of different story. I enjoy programming, and dev board belongs in the "programming" category of electrical engineering
 
Ah well, that's different then.
 
10:45 PM
Ah , screw it . . . I'm buying it . . .I'm broke anyway . . . been broke for years . . . I can handle couple more years . . .
 
So, something that can be fun and lets you off from having to go to the lab to finish an assignment on a weekend?
Sounds worth it. . .
 
GAAAAAAH.
 
@NathanOsman Hello.
 
So Avahi, a really popular mDNS daemon in the archives is violating an RFC.
So what does Avahi do?
 
@NathanOsman and do they know about it ?
 
10:47 PM
IT USES COMPRESSION.
@Serg They soon will!
 
excuse my language but . . . f*** university firewall
I cannot access my email
 
@Serg it'd be easier if you could ask a question on main. udev rules are kinda complex.
also, are you sure your event is firing the way you expect?
 
There.
Let's hope they take it seriously.
 
@Seth well, it does now
 
so it's working?
 
11:02 PM
What the heck!?!
Even Bonjour (Apple's implementation) is broken.
Is it so hard for people to read an RFC???
 
huh
it says future standards
that one is from 2000
 
Total Amount:	$207.34 (USD)
Yieeeeeeek
175 $ for board and 30$ for shipping !
 
tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6763 @NathanOsman this one mentions dns name compression on page 24
 
@Mateo it is allowed for PTR records, but not SRV records.
 
OK, well . . . order placed, money taken off . . .time to go eat ?
 
user136984
11:22 PM
Well, goodnight folks! :)
 
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