Ask Ubuntu General Room

basketball

00:22

@Seth why didnt i get bounty for askubuntu.com/questions/141162/…

@Oli

hi i have a cisco 877w how do i set it up and put it in wireless bridge mode

Seth

@basketball The person who put the bounty said it didn't work for them, so they didn't award it. It will just "disappear" on its own quite soon.

basketball

seth do you know how to set that up ^^^^^^

Seth

nope.

Mateo

o/ @hbdgaf

hbdgaf

00:37

so i'm building the gif2png thing. code will be up in a couple of days for at least the splitter.

Mateo

sweet.

Nathan Osman

@Seth Yeah, I've never been a huge fan of GoDaddy except they seemed to have the best prices. Well, until now, that is.

Thankfully my important domain names are hosted through an Enom reseller.

basketball

how do i have 2 routers one is dd wrt supported and one is not with one modem

without running a cable

Braiam

00:54

> Thank you for reviewing 20 close votes today; come back in 23 hours to continue reviewing.

Seth

1

A: Escape character ^] not working from Mac terminal

Turns out if I hit return after Ctrl+] it works.

I'm not sure I have anything to say for that one.

Utkarsh

02:38

@MinatoNamikaze Good Morning

Minato Namikaze

@Utkarsh Good Morning ^_^

Nathan Osman

.io domain names are expensive.

Seth

are they?

Nathan Osman

I'm being quoted $65 from namecheap.com.

Seth

yikes!

Nathan Osman

02:43

Lol... epic domain name:

please.do.not.disturb.me

2

Seth

If @MarcoCeppi appears, ping me please.

@NathanOsman LOL

Minato Namikaze

Utkarsh

@MinatoNamikaze You're from Bangalore? I thought you are from Chennai ;p

Minato Namikaze

@Utkarsh yes

Can't talk, gotta go to school :P

Utkarsh

Bye!

Seth

03:03

@Braiam I've confirmed it in irc that you can't fix the community site, the content goes into the wp db.

So I guess I don't need to talk to Marco anymore.

Braiam

03:21

@NathanOsman okey

@Seth told you :P

(well, not really, but saw something fishy)

Seth

sorta.

Seth

03:38

sigh. Why do people sign their questions as if it's a letter?

Utkarsh

XD

Braiam

@Seth because users

on the third hand meta.stackoverflow.com/q/223113/213575

You people seriously underestimate just how bad the suggested edit problem is on Stack Overflow. — BoltClock's a Unicorn Feb 26 at 7:09

Ask Ubuntu Meta

07:17

1

Q: You must have at least 5 reputation on Ask Ubuntu to ask a question

Really? Why can't I report a bug on meta?...the site where bugs/feedback BELONG. I'm preparing a bug report & you are hindering my efforts...I have screenshots & everything! You are FORCING me to post this useless spam on this site, instead of putting a GOOD bug report where it belongs. Why? I ...

Aditya Patil

07:31

Under 18 users with 1k+ rep, umm.... basically kids.data.stackexchange.com/meta.askubuntu/query/175471/…

Ask Ubuntu Meta

08:29

0

Q: What can we do if someone overdoes with gratitude?

It is good when people show their gratitude accepting answers. But how to deal with those who want to overgive their thankfulness and start upvoting the helper person's answers in despite of favor to them personally? I know that serial up-voting rolls back, even with damage to reputation… That's...

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Ubuntu Questions on U&L

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Q: Whenever i execute the script it add this line *(rw,no_root_squash,async,insecure).

Friends, I am doing NFS share in shell scripts. Installing, creating a directory and export this directory into /etc/exports file. I did command line argument in the script so execute like this only ./nfsshare.sh --nfs-path test1 --write true Here true means rw mode False means ro mode ...

shell ubuntu shell-script bash-script

Rinzwind

08:48

@AskUbuntuMeta depends... if they are a masochist do not hit them with a rod. If they are not you can hit them with a rod

ZDroid

Anybody here?

hbdgaf

@Mateo - pastebin.com/0EXiYrgB <-- Animated gif to Pngs and delay parameter. Next up plymouth template and the GUI.

ZDroid

My Askubuntu meta profile does not have same bio info like my Askubuntu main profile.

How could it be fixed?

I also tried changing my meta SE profile but it doesn't help

hbdgaf

There's a save button and a save to everywhere button when you edit your profile

Avinash Raj

11:03

@Oli why you deleted that?

Oli

@AvinashRaj I've deleted that question on the offchance that somebody might run it.

It deletes your home directory. Not a very smart thing to post.

Avinash Raj

i explained don't run this command on top.

it's just similar to askubuntu.com/questions/159491/…

Rinzwind

@Oli naaa. deleting home is harmless :=)

Oli

@AvinashRaj A successful fork bomb means you need to restart. Deleting your home is permanent. They're not alike.

Rinzwind

as long as you do not have personal files >:D

I once scared my to death by doing a "rm *" in /home/rinzwind/ _O-

but a reboot recreated all the files I deleted _O-

Avinash Raj

11:07

people should be aware of that command.**Oh we don't run this command**

Rinzwind

this sounds like he is hibernating:

0

Q: Boot, reboot from win 8.1 error

I have win 8.1 and Ubuntu 13.10 installed, both are working fine but.. When coming from win-8 and rebooting the PC I will get an "Error: no boot disk has been detected or the disk has failed". I then have to go in to BIOS and change the start sequence to "Ubuntu" and it will stay that way until ...

boot dual-boot grub2 windows-8

Oli

@AvinashRaj It's also not a mystery how it works. Anybody who's been listening for longer than ten minutes knows ~ means $HOME and that moving something to /dev/null will nuke it. You might as well ask what sudo rm -rf / does (edit: that was sarcasm, please don't)

Rinzwind

we have "rm" aliased to an scp command that moves the file to another system :D

Oli

@Rinzwind Doesn't Win8 have that dodgy quickboot thing where it does a quasi-hibernate to boot up things faster? I seem to remember seeing something about disabling that in dual boots but I've no actual experience with it.

Rinzwind

@Oli yes. I assumed that was called hibernate too D:

I saw an option to turn that off last weekend

OH I got a good one

Avinash Raj

11:10

/dev/null represents what?

Rinzwind

I made 100 usd last weekend. Someone wanted to restore his win 8 notebook

he gave it to me and went away. All I had to do was ALT + F10 _o-

easiest 100 usd ever :D

@AvinashRaj oblivion

Avinash Raj

oblivion??

Rinzwind

things sent to /dev/null disappear from your system :=) (those files are nullified )

Oli

@AvinashRaj That's a question worth asking. (You could even add something about moving things to /dev/null and what that does - just stop short of the possibility of somebody wiping out their life's work)

They both seem to be more about redirecting (their answers cover it but their questions don't quite)

Rinzwind

hmm yeah :P

Ill find a better one >:)

Avinash Raj

11:13

ok i'm going to ask.

Oli

There's only a few with /dev/null in the title

Rinzwind

this is a nice one: unix.stackexchange.com/questions/117960/… :D

so many results but all are about redirecting :P

wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki//dev/null

Oli

Was I being silly? Can you actually move things to /dev/null? I've just been playing around and it won't delete things...

@AvinashRaj Have you tested what you're asking? mkdir test; mv test /dev/null

Doesn't work for me...

Rinzwind

no

does it not have to be: mkdir test; mv test >/dev/null

since you can not create regular files in /dev/

Avinash Raj

i check files but i didn't checked the directories.

Oli

11:22

And it turns out your first had a very old dupe: askubuntu.com/questions/192702/can-recover-file-from-dev-null

blade19899

Anybody knows how to build this popcorn-time fork(series support). It uses grunt just like the original. But, i can't seem to build it.

Rinzwind

0

Q: Moving a file or directory to /dev/null

I accidentally moved a directory to /dev/null. It suddenly disappears. Where it goes? Should i able to get it back?

command-line

there it is Oli

you want it? :D

Oli

Read up... I'm questioning if you can actually mv things to /dev/null... I think it only accepts redirects.

Avinash Raj

@Oli but you said mv ~ /dev/null moves the whole home directory to garbage.

Oli

@AvinashRaj I said

Rinzwind

11:24

mkdir test; mv test /dev/null
mkdir: cannot create directory `test': File exists
mv: inter-device move failed: `test' to `/dev/null'; unable to remove target: Permission denied

:=)

Oli

I may, this once, for the very first time in my long history here... have been wrong.

Avinash Raj

me also getting the same error

Marco Ceppi

@Seth what you want

Rinzwind

I'll not star that message @oli ;-)

Avinash Raj

how?

Oli

11:25

I still wouldn't test mving ~ in a million years.

Rinzwind

@Oli created a 2nd user, log in on it. check cd ~ goes to that user. and then do mv ~ ? >:D

lol

lunch time :=) bbl

Avinash Raj

@Rinzwind only a superuser can be able to move a directory to /dev/null?

did i have to login as another user to move the test directory to /dev/null ?'

Rinzwind

@AvinashRaj Ofcourse. But I knew it would fail upfront ;=) I do not take mv lightly :=D

2nd attempt to going to lunch :D

Avinash Raj

Bye

@blade19899 did the /dev/null accepts the data or not?

Oli

@AvinashRaj If a superuser did it, they would replace /dev/null with a directory (AFAICT)

Avinash Raj

11:37

you mean, i have to login as root user to move the test directory to /dev/null

Oli

11:51

@AvinashRaj No, I mean it would replace the /dev/null file (which is just a special file) with a real directory.

Avinash Raj

0

Q: Why people says don't do this?

While i trying to move a test_dir directory to /dev/null, it says mv: cannot overwrite non-directory ‘/dev/null’ with directory ‘test_dir/’ Then why people says "don't run this command sudo mv ~ /dev/null, it will moves your home directory to a hole? But /home is also a directory.

command-line

Ubuntu Questions on U&L

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Q: How to fix boot into initramfs prompt and "mount: can't read '/etc/fstab': No such file or directory" and "No init found"?

Installing a new system using a GPT partitioned disk dedicated to a single partition, ext4 formatted, extlinux (version 4.05) as bootloader, Ubuntu Core version 13.10 amd64 as rootfs, and Ubuntu linux-image-3.11.0-18-generic as kernel, and extlinux-update to generate bootloader configuration. Th...

ubuntu boot system-installation init initramfs

Braiam

12:18

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Q: mv a file to /dev/null breaks dev/null

If I do: touch file; mv file /dev/null as root, /dev/null disappears. ls -lad /dev/null results in no such file or directory. This breaks applications which depend on /dev/null like SSH and can be resolved by doing mknod /dev/null c 1 3; chmod 666 /dev/null. Why does moving a regular file to t...

osx devices null

Avinash Raj

So many /dev/null questions. Ahahahaha :-)

@Oli why we close this ?

Avinash Raj

12:46

@Oli so this askubuntu.com/questions/192702/can-recover-file-from-dev-null question is wrong and the other two answers are also wrong.Am i correct?

Avinash Raj

13:12

please delete this askubuntu.com/questions/435851/… question.I'm wrong.

Doorknob

Hey Ubuntuians! :-P I'm a tourist from other Stack Exchange sites. I come here to ask: Why did you choose Ubuntu over Mint?

fossfreedom

hmm - you come to a ubuntu site and ask that ?!

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Braiam

@Doorknob shh! I'm using Debian :P

fossfreedom

sending Braiam to /dev/null

9

Doorknob

@foss Yes :-P I want to know the advantages of Ubuntu, since I've found lots of advantages for Mint elsewhere and want a balance :-P

fossfreedom

13:18

balance is perhaps not what you will get here. I havent found anywhere where there is a sound "mint is better than ubuntu" argument. Horses for courses - what you do and how you do it dictates what operating system you should use.

Oli

@Doorknob I've just never found a reason not to. Everything that I need works and everything that doesn't, I know where to find the people I need to torture in order to get it working again. Oh and it means I get to ask questions on Ask Ubuntu. That's a pretty serious advantage :P

Doorknob

Hmm. @foss So, what do you think is the main difference between them? What is Ubuntu made for, and what is Mint for? @Oli But isn't that a valid argument for Mint too?

Oli

These days the difference seems to be a desktop holy war... I'm a bit removed from that already, being a Kubuntu user.

@Doorknob Maybe... Perhaps it's the difference between a tender pork chop and delicious (but mysterious) processed salami. Ubuntu has the infrastructure, the community, the people. Mint takes that and does a few things differently. If those are things I needed, I'd probably be a Mint user but they aren't. Most of my Ubuntu installs are server installs.

Not being a Mint user I'm not sure I'm the best person to ask about the advantages of Mint or what Mint is for. What would you say Mint brings that Ubuntu doesn't?

fossfreedom

@Doorknob I've never used Mint and never had to investigate too much. I perhaps just perceive Mint as another desktop environment with enough tweaks and tucks to make it distinctive enough to warrant any Q&A here mostly in the questionable category because we have no real knowledge as to what the hell they have changed and why.

Doorknob

@Oli From what I've seen, it's mainly performance and more customizability and extensibility. Although I may be biased as a programmer ;-)

fossfreedom

13:25

performance?

Doorknob

At least that's what I've seen on several sites during my search.

Oli

@Doorknob These are desktop traits. I'm a KDE user. You can't talk to me about "customizabilty" (if that's even a word). KDE/KWIN performance is pretty decent too.

Doorknob

So, what you're basically saying is that the desktop makes all the difference? (My phone tells me that's a word, anyway :-P)

fossfreedom

yep - as I said - whatever interface works best for you.

Doorknob

Alright, well thanks for the detailed responses, everyone! I'm going to have to do some more investigation before I decide. Again, thanks for responding :-)

Braiam

13:33

@Doorknob remember there's always the live-cd way :P

fossfreedom

Also look at the upgrade path from one mint version to another - as far as I understand, the supported route is a fresh install each time - so you will need to be prepared to do that regularly.

Avinash Raj

I am going to change my question to " I am going to move my directory to /dev/null. Is this possible"

fossfreedom

huh? that looks like a duplicate of askubuntu.com/questions/192702/can-recover-file-from-dev-null

Avinash Raj

that qestion is wrong

Aditya Patil

This proposal requires more votes

area51.stackexchange.com/proposals/55360/…

fossfreedom

13:45

^^^ too vague IMHO - I dont see the need. If you were going to ask a question - wouldnt it be about a specific O/S rather than some bland general question?

Aditya Patil

@fossfreedom Basically it's for learning how OS work.

Oli

@fossfreedom Looks like the academic side of things. Isn't there a CMPSCI site already that this stuff fits into?

Braiam

I think Computer Science has some of those topics already

Oli

CS, yeah that's it. They have a cstheory sub-site as well... I'm wondering what they've got against having a site that covers more than half a topic.

Braiam

most of the followers are SO' users

Aditya Patil

13:49

That's the same relation between U&L and AU.

Braiam

@AdityaPatil there are some very specific quirks that can only be answered in AU

Aditya Patil

@Oli ^

Braiam

for example, ubuntu-touch and the SDK

Aditya Patil

I don't think ubuntu-touch would be off topic on U&L

Oli

@AdityaPatil The U&L help suggests overtly ubuntu topics should be on Ask Ubuntu

Aditya Patil

13:52

That's because AU exists.BTW which one came first?

top 100 users that rarely vote data.stackexchange.com/meta.askubuntu/query/6856/…

Oli

@AdityaPatil ubuntu.se was suggested 16 days after unix.se

Aditya Patil

Do any of these answers work askubuntu.com/q/430272/184942

Utkarsh

@Oli Its Askubuntu

Dan

@AdityaPatil That's on meta. To be fair there isn't much to vote on. So people with high rep will most likely show on top.

Utkarsh

14:09

Time to Fight!

Oli

@Utkarsh Because you've been politely asked not to at least five hundred times.

Rinzwind

Ubuntu is more stable than Mint (as in longivitty) I do not know who is behind Mint, I do know who is behind Ubuntu. For all I know Mint is discontinued next week.
I can not afford to run servers on a non-official OS

Utkarsh

Okay drop it

I dont want to fight

Oli

Le sigh.

Rinzwind

Oli! you doing French? :=)

Oli

14:15

Were you not in here yesterday afternoon? We had Terdon doing real French, jokerdino doing bad French, every single brand of compose-key nonsense under the sun... It was like a Friday afternoon but at the beginning of the week. Madness.

brb, need to feed the chickens (no, not a euphemism)

Aditya Patil

I can do every language, as long as I have my secret tool (g**** t****)

Oli

Gina Torres?

Giant Tiger?

Rinzwind

naa 1st word is 5 letters!

so can't be Google either >:)

Giant Tiger fits though!

Aditya Patil

No it is not fixed to letters

any number of letters

Rinzwind

yes it is otherwise G* T* would suffice >:)

Oli

14:25

Maybe it's a regex... I know I can't program without my ggggggg tt

Hmm, this is how it started yesterday. I seem to remember it being @Braiam's fault.

22 hours ago, by Braiam

lol, CfH mail this week was awesome

And shortly beforehand @Utkarsh had asked why he had been banned (like today)

As long as nobody walks in with another word like haberdasheries, we should be fine.

Aditya Patil

@MinatoNamikaze Is that name just a cover or are you an Indian Japanese or Japanese Indian?

Minato Namikaze

@AdityaPatil It's a cover dammit xD

It's the name of Naruto's father

Rinzwind

is there an easy method to get the pts from fuser ?

Minato Namikaze

@AdityaPatil Gnome toolkit?

Seth

@Doorknob And remember, if you go with Ubuntu you can have all the Mint desktops while still being able to ask questions here ;P

Aditya Patil

14:38

Braiam

@Oli yeah, always my fault D:

Minato Namikaze

@Rinzwind ?

Rinzwind

@MinatoNamikaze fuser shows me 98 process-ids that lock a file... I need to the pts to check if that process is logged in (and not a lock due to a crashed client that is still active on the server)

Aditya Patil

@Rinzwind You mean easy way to get point from user?

terdon

@Oli will fewmets do?

Minato Namikaze

14:44

@Rinzwind Oh so fuser--> get pid--> use ps to find the tty it's on?

Rinzwind

yes well not tty but pts ;-)

why cant fuser show just the pids 1 line at a time? then I could just pipe it :P

Oli

Ohhai! It looks like you're writing an awk statement

Rinzwind

lol

I hate awk :(

Oli

Bash needs a little helper mascot to annoy people :)

Minato Namikaze

Sorry :P

You need awk xD

Oli

14:50

@Rinzwind If you can give us an example input line (or a command that generates one) we can write you an awk filter

Braiam

@AdityaPatil IMO is easier with upstart and systemd

Rinzwind

@Oli next time.I got lucky

the 2nd one was the culprit >:-)

Oli

@terdon That's a good looking word. Struggling to pronounce it in a non-French way though. "ffew-metz" sounds much weirder than "fumay", any idea where it comes from?

terdon

@Oli It's one of my favorite "weird" words, it means the spoor of an animal and I picked it up as a kid from The Sword in the Stone

Oli

EtymOnline has failed me :(

terdon

14:52

T. H. White.

@Oli huh? really!

Minato Namikaze

fuser $FILE 2>/dev/null

terdon

@Oli Dictionaries have it but I saw no etymology. Hmm.

@MinatoNamikaze quote your variables!

Rinzwind

@Oli nice >:) Ill expand on that >:)

oops wrong person sorry Oli

jokerdino

Wait. Are we going back to French again?

Rinzwind

non @jokerdino

jokerdino

14:57

Good. I dont want to intentionally annoy people with my French.

Minato Namikaze

@Rinzwind I have a solution :D

fuser . 2>/dev/null|sed 's/ /\n/g'

This one prints all the pid's with newlines between them

terdon

@Oli here you go, very nice little post on the etymology of fewmets: eggcorns.lascribe.net/forum/viewtopic.php?id=5872

Aditya Patil

Ask Ubuntu General Room:- General discussion around Ask Ubuntu, Ubuntu, official Ubuntu derivatives and French.

Oli

"Discussions about eggcorns and related topics" I don't know where I am. I need an adult.

Rinzwind

so we can nuke french.se?

terdon

14:59

@Oli wait till you get to the part about "presenting the turds to the queen"

@Braiam @AvinashRaj why did you guys close this? What makes you think the OP is using an end of life release?

Aditya Patil

No don't nuke.Traditional weapons are better.

terdon

0

Q: weird caracters in Terminal

When I try to run command in ubuntu I get the garbage characters appear on command line. Please look at the image the line of characters are repetation [[-^ repeating it many times. How do I fix this problem?

gnome-terminal

Rinzwind

@terdon lol too basic

Minato Namikaze

@terdon caracters?

Oli

I'm still chuckling at the book titled "The Origin of Feces".

terdon

15:00

@Oli yes! Great little post that one

@MinatoNamikaze characters

Rinzwind

@terdon he is probably not using bash. an arrow up will show as [[

terdon

Please reopen, granted the OP probably has a stuck key

@Rinzwind so? Other shells are on topic and anyway that looks like Ctrl, something

Braiam

@terdon check the tags

terdon

It also happens with any version of ubuntu or linux, for exeample it also happen with ubuntu LTS and saucy release.. — bernaulli 6 hours ago

Braiam

> 6 hours ago

voted to close mar 15

terdon

15:02

@Braiam yeah, but you removed the 13.04 tag so there is no indication of why this was closed.

Rinzwind

@terdon True but that would make it a dupe >:-D

terdon

@Rinzwind fine, it's the off topic that bugs me. Even if the OP were using an older release, this is certainly not a release-specific issue. It seems strange to close it.

Mateo

@hbdgaf awesome, I'll give it a test run later.

Braiam

well, look at the bright side @terdon, he upgraded! D:

terdon

lol

You guys and your obsession with upgrading ;)

Braiam

15:05

well, yeh, you do when people ask about 6.10 :/

jokerdino

Anyone remember what service ux.SE was using for UI mockup?

Rinzwind

@Braiam :D

Mateo

@jokerdino was it the online one?

jokerdino

Yeah

I am not sure if it was free though

Rinzwind

I still can do 1 better:
$ cat -v /etc/*release
DISTRIB_ID=Ubuntu
DISTRIB_RELEASE=6.06
DISTRIB_CODENAME=dapper
DISTRIB_DESCRIPTION="Ubuntu 6.06.2 LTS"

jokerdino

15:06

Balsamiq?

Oli

@jokerdino That's certainly one of them. That's the one Canonical uses, I think... Or used to, anyway.

jokerdino

They only have a .deb file. I need a RPM damnit

terdon

@jokerdino alien?

jokerdino

@Oli Have you tried it?

Oli

Yeah they use Balsamique too.

Mateo

15:08

but you want a free one right @jokerdino - this might help sitepoint.com/5-free-wireframe-applications

Oli

@jokerdino Only on UX.SE, once. I've used Pencil (Firefox addon and has a standalone version) a lot more.

We have a question about this.

22

A: What interface mockup programs are available?

As has been suggested in many other similar threads, Pencil offers you a nice framework for prototyping and wireframing (even web stuff). And it's free. I realise you've already said this isn't the answer you're looking for (having been linked to my question on the topic) but my scope is web ...

jokerdino

Oh I seem to remember Pencil now.

Oli

But I'm not sure how much any of that applies to you and your RPMs...

Mateo

ah, pencil looks cool

jokerdino

@Oli Oi. Pencil apparently is in the Fedora archives.

I'll just stick with Pencil then. Merci

Aditya Patil

15:12

GOOD NIGHT (don't read this message before night)

blade19899

Always found this an interesting read: Why Tabs Must Die | OMG! Ubuntu!

jokerdino

@Oli I think Canonical (or atleast mpt) uses wireframesketcher.

Oli

I wonder what I'm thinking of then.

markshuttleworth.com/archives/333

It's Mark who used Balsamiq

Mateo

@blade19899 urg

Oli

@blade19899 The outcome of this appears to be: Let's make it look and work just like Windows 7.

Seth

15:19

Whoops.

5

Oli

@Seth Who have you deleted this time?

jokerdino

Somehow, I think this will all be Seth's fault.

Mateo

@Seth star and delete!

hm, no undo button?

Seth

I flagged Braiam's message as spam on accident, and some silly users approved it.

jokerdino

Actually, that flag was autoapproved because you flagged it.

6

Seth

15:21

Ah, that makes more sense.

jokerdino

And Braiam is in the box for 30 minutes.

Seth

Reload the page Braiam.

jokerdino

Not that I complain. We are all happy ;)

Rinzwind

poor braiam :D

Seth

I'm not going to let an innocent user have a suspension.

Mateo

15:22

@blade19899 I never seem to use "spaces" in osx...

Seth

I unsuspended him.

It was all this tablets fault.

jokerdino

Yeah, now we just blame the tablet.

Mateo

so why don't we have a whole computer screen for each app?

Rinzwind

@Seth only if it has windows on it. and even then YOU are using it

Seth

No, it's Android. Chat isn't good on these devices.

Oli

15:25

I wonder if we scraped around we could buy @Seth a real computer rather than have him dodder around on his Tablet of Doom that he's been sin-binning everybody with :)

Seth

I already have one, I just don't have access to it atm.

jokerdino

I am guessing Seth took foss' "sending Braiam to /dev/null" too seriously.

terdon

Exactly :)

Seth

Anyway, I was trying to tease @Braiam with "just hope we don't make a meme of it, like the bridge" but my fail made it more complicated lol.

jokerdino

So, you are suggesting it was @Braiam's fault after all.. Now I get it

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Seth

15:28

Anyway I better go get some breakfast before I ban anyone else.

Braiam

¬_¬

Mateo

@blade19899 hey, that design looks a lot like unity ;) just turn it sideways.

Braiam

Minato Namikaze

Rinzwind

@Braiam seth broke your keyboard too it seems?

terdon

15:42

@Rinzwind just his heart.

Braiam

@terdon errrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr...

Rinzwind

Seth what the HECK did you do? Now he is showing an error :=D

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blade19899

@Braiam lol

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