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KGIII
KGIII
4:00 AM
Some folks should not be allowed to drive. :/
 
user139252
I concur.
 
KGIII
KGIII
Alright. I'm going to go to the store and get "Bill" something with a flavor and something to use for the bathroom. It involved a fake pout and sad eyes which I'm a sucker for. So, off to the store. Back in a bit.
 
Mateo
Mateo
@KGIII it's an editor kind of like atom or sublime, interesting.
funny, they didn't update the main site on the license...
 
SmokeDetector
SmokeDetector
4:17 AM
[ SmokeDetector ] Bad keyword in body, bad keyword in title: Skincare Tips For Stunning Skin? by tokuhageur on askubuntu.com
 
Nathan Osman
Nathan Osman
4:36 AM
@Seth Sorry, I was setting up a printer.
The * means that backButton is a pointer to a QAbstractButton.
Python doesn't have pointers, everything is a reference.
 
KGIII
KGIII
💩
(I got a litter box.)
 
Nathan Osman
Nathan Osman
@HeatherBrown That may or may not have happened to us a few years ago. Lost power because a truck ran into a nearby power pole.
 
KGIII
KGIII
On that note. I am going to take a break and bug She Who Must Be Obeyed for a while. I shall return.
 
Seth
Seth
@NathanOsman but since there's a type declaration it's being allocated and assigned at the same time, right?
 
Nathan Osman
Nathan Osman
Yes - sort of.
Pointers are a distinct type which always occupies the same amount of memory - enough space to store the address pointed to.
So you're declaring space to store the address of a QAbstractButton.
...and then stuffing the address of that particular button into it.
 
Seth
Seth
4:40 AM
@NathanOsman aha! That's the part I was having trouble figuring out. So we're essentially pulling up the address of the backbutten so we can use it?
 
Nathan Osman
Nathan Osman
Yes.
 
Seth
Seth
Thanks! That helps. Not sure that can be directly translated to python though :/
 
Nathan Osman
Nathan Osman
But if you're translating to Python, you can ignore the * for two reasons: (1) Python doesn't have pointers (2) Python doesn't have typed variables.
 
Seth
Seth
right
 
Nathan Osman
Nathan Osman
So I'm guessing it would look something like this: 
back_button = wizard.button(QWizard.BackButton)
(You could name it backButton but Python style guidelines suggest underscore_names for variables :P)
 
Seth
Seth
4:43 AM
haha that's funny, because a friend of mine always calls me the python guy and here I am unknowingly following the python style guidelines too xD
@NathanOsman ahh, thanks. That makes sense. QWizard.BackButton is of type QAbstractButton.. duh.
I'm slow today :/
@NathanOsman How'd that go then?
 
Nathan Osman
Nathan Osman
I use three different naming conventions.
- camelCase - for C++ and JavaScript
- underscores_between_words - for Python and Jinja
- InitialCamelCase - Go and QML
 
Seth
Seth
printers can be.. tricky.
 
Nathan Osman
Nathan Osman
@Seth It wasn't too bad. It's much easier than it used to be. It's a WiFi enabled printer, so all I have to do is load the CUPS config. page and click a couple buttons to enable it for printing.
 
Seth
Seth
oh nice!
 
Nathan Osman
Nathan Osman
Everything else pretty much "just works".
It also lets you email documents to it, so that's cool.
 
Seth
Seth
4:49 AM
@NathanOsman so what is your opinion on Hungarian notation? I know an experienced programmer who (figuratively speaking) swears by it. Not because it helps the main developer but because he can walk into a place and understand the project so much better because he knows what type it is, whether it is being passed into a function, what the scope is, etc, just by looking at the names.
ok, you know it's bed time when you aren't completing your thoughts lol.
 
Nathan Osman
Nathan Osman
That was extremely common in the days of Windows API programming :P As for an opinion it does sort-of depend on the language. Go, for example, is very strongly-typed. You can't accidentally assign to the wrong type so it makes no sense there. C/C++, well, I don't really like it but I can see a good case for it.
 
Seth
Seth
you know Nathan, SE might be interested in using your script internally..
@NathanOsman Guess when he started :P
 
Nathan Osman
Nathan Osman
Okay, I must confess, I do make one exception to that.
In C++, I prefix class member variables with "m".
 
Seth
Seth
He doesn't used it so much to prevent assigning things wrong as he does to just understand what is happening in other people's code. (He works for MS and does a lot of travelling to help customers with their projects)
 
Nathan Osman
Nathan Osman
@Seth "MS" ah, that explains it then.
They're really big on that over there.
 
Seth
Seth
4:53 AM
that and he started when MS was.. oh.. well before Windows 3 iirc.
 
Nathan Osman
Nathan Osman
All of their sample code uses Hungarian notation.
@Seth Lol, that's long before I started with the Windows API :P
 
Seth
Seth
looking it up, Win32 wasn't even released until Windows NT xD
(although they did have earlier versions of it)
@NathanOsman speaking of Hungarian notation... plus.google.com/u/0/116195714793334351578/posts/eDXM9duvDg5
xD
 
Nathan Osman
Nathan Osman
Random fact: it actually was possible to run certain 32-bit applications on Windows 3.1 using something called Win32s.
 
Seth
Seth
okay, bed time now. ttyl!
 
Nathan Osman
Nathan Osman
@Seth Goodnight.
 
Seth
Seth
4:59 AM
@NathanOsman yeah I was just reading about that!
 
A.B.
A.B.
5:21 AM
Morning folks
@NathanOsman @Seth o/
 
Nathan Osman
Nathan Osman
@A.B. o/
 
edward torvalds
edward torvalds
People are still up? everybody is an OWL >:-)
Good morning people o/
 
Ubuntu Questions on U&L
Ubuntu Questions on U&L
5:37 AM
0
Q: Ubuntu live RTMP video streem

ArmenI'm trying to launch live(not ondemand) RTMP stream from ubuntu, but i succeed only with RTSP stream through VLC by this tutorial - https://www.videolan.org/doc/streaming-howto/en/ch04.html "vlc -vvv ./videos/test.mp4 --sout '#rtp{dst=192.168.8.106,port=1234,sdp=rtsp://192.168.8.106:1234/test.sd...

ubuntu command-line streaming rtmp
 
Wally
Wally
5:55 AM
Is there a way to purge a package withouth installing more? Like I try to remove openssh-client and apt-get says it will install openssh-server and other stuff
 
A.B.
A.B.
@Wally Is there already a question?
Please install aptitude via sudo apt-get install aptitude and run sudo aptitude why openssh-client
 
SmokeDetector
SmokeDetector
[ SmokeDetector ] Pattern-matching website in body: The ears regard acting to armada memory by vemejeen on askubuntu.com
 
A.B.
A.B.
@Wally and give me the output.
 
Wally
Wally
i   ssh-askpass-gnome Depends openssh-client | ssh (>= 1:1.2pre7-4) | ssh-krb5
 
Neil
Neil
@A.B. Hello o/
 
A.B.
A.B.
6:05 AM
@Wally The package is ssh-askpass-gnome. It depends on ssh if openssh-client is removed. ssh is a meta-package and installs ssh-server
Hey @Neil :)
 
edward torvalds
edward torvalds
how can I eject this loop device I created by mouting .img file?
loop0 7:0 0 7.4G 1 loop
├─loop0p1 259:2 0 56M 1 loop
└─loop0p2 259:3 0 7.4G 1 loop
 
Wally
Wally
I just removed ssh-askpass-gnome and it solved it
 
A.B.
A.B.
@Wally remove the askpass thing.
Ok ^_^ @Wally
 
muru
muru
 
A.B.
A.B.
@muru done :)
@muru are you busy?
Or I'm ignored...
 
muru
muru
6:35 AM
@A.B. neither.. Just closed the chat tab
 
A.B.
A.B.
@muru :)
@muru this tab is important. Never close :D
 
muru
muru
:D
 
Neil
Neil
@A.B. never close chat tab Good idea ^.^
 
Serg
Serg
@HeatherBrown hey, you got 9 stars for that "Do not star me" comment . . . .
Reverse psychology, ladies and gentlemen
 
A.B.
A.B.
@Serg morning my friend :)
 
Serg
Serg
6:50 AM
@A.B. good meowning ! ^_^
Also, o/ everybody
 
A.B.
A.B.
I love your meowning
 
Serg
Serg
Hehe, I'm pretty good at that right ? I speak fluent cat-ish
 
Neil
Neil
@Serg mew
 
A.B.
A.B.
New?
Mew?
 
Serg
Serg
@Neil Thank you for the compliment , you just said "You're cute" in cat-ish
 
Neil
Neil
6:54 AM
@A.B. Mew
@Serg :)
Good to know
 
Serg
Serg
@NathanOsman so quick question on the virtual machines . . . .if I copy the virtual hard drive of my Ubuntu 15.10 , for example, could I theoretically use that copy in another computer running virtualbox ?
 
A.B.
A.B.
@Serg Why not?
 
SmokeDetector
SmokeDetector
 
Serg
Serg
@A.B. Well, I am sure it's possible, but i am wondering if there's going to be issues with virtualbox versions , or architecture versions ( 32 vs 64 bit ).
 
SmokeDetector
SmokeDetector
[ SmokeDetector ] Pattern-matching website in answer: Reading error messages at bootup by VijayRock on askubuntu.com
 
A.B.
A.B.
7:02 AM
@Serg is this correct in your answer? printf("%d) %s\n",x,$0)
oh yes, it is. Sorry
 
Serg
Serg
@A.B. yup, OP is merely following C style
so i was tailoring my answer accordingly
 
A.B.
A.B.
@Serg great answer =) askubuntu.com/a/699047/367165
 
Serg
Serg
@A.B. not very great, but thank you
 
A.B.
A.B.
@Serg lsof -i tcp:58732 and not sudo lsof | grep ":58732" :P =)
`% lsof -i tcp:80 `
`COMMAND PID USER FD TYPE DEVICE SIZE/OFF NODE NAME`
`firefox 4233 aboettger 73u IPv4 45337 0t0 TCP aboettger-VirtualBox:51324->104.16.109.188:http (ESTABLISHED)`
crazy code formatting here
 
Serg
Serg
^_^' have to admit, I have not learned lsof that much
 
A.B.
A.B.
7:12 AM
@Serg My best shot yesterday =) askubuntu.com/a/699709/367165
3 hours and 50 comments =)
 
Serg
Serg
7:25 AM
@A.B. 50 comments O_O Boy, that's why we need chatrooms . . .among other things, I've found Nathan's question from long long time ago, where he wanted to install dependencies for a package before installing package. Think that would be a good approach in this case ?
 
A.B.
A.B.
@Serg Yes, I asked for a chatroom, twice
OP had 11 reps
@Serg can I have a link?
@Serg A good approach is the conclusion in my answer.
 
Serg
Serg
If only I can find it first @A.B.
 
A.B.
A.B.
@Serg No, it's completely different, I think
 
SmokeDetector
SmokeDetector
 
Fabby
Fabby
7:56 AM
@A.B. upgoated...
 
A.B.
A.B.
@Fabby =)
 
Fabby
Fabby
Back to job hunting now... :P
Just reading most important messages and then out here...
 
Serg
Serg
Fabby is like a sunshine on a cloudy day - one minute here . . .aaand he's gone
 
Fabby
Fabby
:P
Me? sunshine? Thank you!
 
Serg
Serg
@Oli Question on intellectual property : how much are the scripts we write here on stack are our own ? I mean, do we loose ownership on them once we post them here ? Is that a better question for meta than for a mod ?
 
Oli
Oli
8:03 AM
@Serg They remain yours (you can sell them under another license, or publish them under another license, or whatever) but you also issue SE Inc a non-revocable license under CC-BY to allow them to do the same.
Obviously if somebody edits it substantially, that complicates who owns it.
 
Serg
Serg
Got it, that's pretty much all i needed to know . . . As long as I still can use my stuff , I'm happeh
@Oli thank you !
 
Fabby
Fabby
@Serg Use a (c) notice in all the scripts you post, like here
 
Oli
Oli
A common example where this applies is that you don't have to attribute yourself if you want to post your scripts on your own blog. This used to be unclear but I asked SE to fix it.
 
Fabby
Fabby
@Oli Good one!
 
Oli
Oli
@Fabby I'm not sure that would apply. An "infringer" could defend themselves because the post was available under a CC license. That's why we're so militant against people posting things they don't own. They're illegally sub-licensing somebody else's work.
 
Fabby
Fabby
8:10 AM
Yeah, I add the GPL only for specific scripts to specific answers...
 
Serg
Serg
Basically some people were plagiarising other people's work without crediting it, and through Stack claiming it to be their own . . . .a$$holes !
 
Fabby
Fabby
Actually, all my scripts contain it, just in case I need to share.
@Serg Oh, now I see where you're coming from!
Well, that the disadvantage of open source...
Even Microsoft did that a few years ago with the W2K TCP/IP stack!
 
Serg
Serg
<.< what ? what ? I'm all about open source, but you have to give credit where it's due ,right ?
 
Fabby
Fabby
(well, one of their employees did)
 
Serg
Serg
@Fabby
 
Fabby
Fabby
8:13 AM
@Serg let me google the M$ TCP/IP debacle
 
Abhishek Bhatia
Abhishek Bhatia
How can I change my home directory name?
my terminal is abhsihek@abhishek-sve15118en:~$
I want the it to be abhishek@abhishek....:~$
 
Serg
Serg
@AbhishekBhatia you want to change what shows up in terminal or actually rename the real , home directory ?
 
Abhishek Bhatia
Abhishek Bhatia
rename the home directory
I tried usermod -l newUsername oldUsername
 
Serg
Serg
Ah, well . . .  you'd need to do two steps there . . .
 
Abhishek Bhatia
Abhishek Bhatia
usermod: user abhsihek is currently used by process 2350
and when I kill the process my OS shuts down.
@Serg please do tell.
 
Serg
Serg
8:16 AM
First, change directory for your user in /etc/passwd
 
kos
kos
@AbhishekBhatia Despite what you wrote I think you actually want to change the prompt, as your home directory's name is not even showing up in your prompt.
 
Serg
Serg
Second , mv $HOME /home/newname
 
Abhishek Bhatia
Abhishek Bhatia
abhsihek@abhishek-sve15118en:~$ pwd
/home/abhsihek
 
Serg
Serg
@AbhishekBhatia are you familiar with command line text editors ?
 
Abhishek Bhatia
Abhishek Bhatia
no
can you explain a bit more
 
kos
kos
8:18 AM
(morning all BTW)
 
Serg
Serg
@AbhishekBhatia as @kos said, are you sure you want to rename directory ? Because what you see in terminal can be easily edited , i mean the text can be changed to watever you want
@kos o/
 
Abhishek Bhatia
Abhishek Bhatia
yeah but I also wanted to change the home directory name as well.
`abhsihek@abhishek-sve15118en:~$ pwd
/home/abhsihek`
 
Serg
Serg
@A.B. @Fabby @kos also , trivial question : what's in demand on AU right now ? I mean, what sort of questions should i start targeting ? ( considering they're relatively easy to pick up )
 
Abhishek Bhatia
Abhishek Bhatia
It should be home/abhishek
 
Neil
Neil
@kos o/
 
Abhishek Bhatia
Abhishek Bhatia
8:20 AM
@Serg can you explain more now First, change directory for your user in /etc/passw
 
Fabby
Fabby
 
kos
kos
@Serg Personally I only tackle those I like. Also I have no idea which would require more attention, maybe wifi? There are lots of them
@Neil o/
 
Abhishek Bhatia
Abhishek Bhatia
any pointers I kind of confused.
 
Serg
Serg
@AbhishekBhatia wait so you want it to be home, not /home , right ? That's . . . kind of impossible . . .because it means home folder is inside root folder . . .
 
A.B.
A.B.
 
Abhishek Bhatia
Abhishek Bhatia
8:24 AM
@Serg I just want to change home/abhsihek to home/abhishek
 
Serg
Serg
@A.B. Well . . . I should have expected that to happen, package-manager master ! O_o
 
kos
kos
@AbhishekBhatia Anyway that has an answer here: askubuntu.com/questions/34074/how-do-i-change-my-username
 
Serg
Serg
@AbhishekBhatia Oh . . . .I see . . . change letters . . . .
 
Neil
Neil
@A.B. package-manager master sounds like a good name :)
 
A.B.
A.B.
@Serg aptitude is a mighty tool
 
Abhishek Bhatia
Abhishek Bhatia
8:26 AM
@kos I have tried that alreadyr
`usermod -l abhishek abhsihek`
usermod: user abhsihek is currently used by process 2350
and when I kill the process my OS shuts down.
I can't understand the issue :(
and this shows me `abhsihek@abhishek-sve15118en:/etc$ usermod -d /home/abhishek -m abhishek
usermod: user 'abhishek' does not exist`
 
kos
kos
@AbhishekBhatia I guess you can't do that if you're logged in with your user, try from the recovery mode (fastest way to log in as root)
 
Abhishek Bhatia
Abhishek Bhatia
how can I do that
 
Serg
Serg
@kos is gksu installed by default ? wait . . . he can use pkexec right ?
 
Abhishek Bhatia
Abhishek Bhatia
how to switch to recovery
 
Serg
Serg
@kos so pkexec gedit /etc/passwd, edit the entry, and then `mv $HOME /home/newName . . .
 
kos
kos
8:30 AM
@Serg I'm not really sure but I think the user must not be logged in, so sudo and variants issued from the logged in user won't help
 
Neil
Neil
@AbhishekBhatia reboot and hold shift advanced options for Ubuntu > and select a kernel with recovery. is that what you are asking ?
 
Serg
Serg
@kos you know what ? It's a good question to ask . . .
 
kos
kos
@AbhishekBhatia askubuntu.com/a/24024/380067, stop at mount -o rw,remount / (do that though) and then try usermod and all the other stuff
 
Abhishek Bhatia
Abhishek Bhatia
okay let me check
abhsihek@abhishek-sve15118en:/etc$ sudo mount -o rw,remount /
sudo: unable to resolve host abhishek-sve15118en
^erroR
 
kos
kos
@AbhishekBhatia Or more easily from another user if you have one you can use. However:
 
Neil
Neil
8:34 AM
@AbhishekBhatia host
 
kos
kos
CAVEATS
       usermod will not allow you to change the name of a user who is logged
       in. You must make certain that the named user is not executing any
       processes when this command is being executed if the user´s numerical
       user ID is being changed. You must change the owner of any crontab
       files manually. You must change the owner of any at jobs manually. You
       must make any changes involving NIS on the NIS server.
 
Neil
Neil
@AbhishekBhatia out put cat "/etc/hosts"
 
kos
kos
@AbhishekBhatia From the recovery mode. See the answer I linked you.
 
Abhishek Bhatia
Abhishek Bhatia
abhsihek@abhishek-sve15118en:/etc$ cat /etc/hosts
127.0.0.1 localhost
127.0.1.1 abhsihek-SVE15118EN

# The following lines are desirable for IPv6 capable hosts
::1 ip6-localhost ip6-loopback
fe00::0 ip6-localnet
ff00::0 ip6-mcastprefix
ff02::1 ip6-allnodes
ff02::2 ip6-allrouters
okay i will try.
 
Neil
Neil
@AbhishekBhatia "127.0.1.1" ? thats not a loop back adress
@AbhishekBhatia chnage "127.0.1.1 abhsihek-SVE15118EN" to "127.0.0.1 abhsihek-SVE15118EN"
 
Serg
Serg
8:38 AM
1:37 AM, this guy <------ should go to bed ,because he has to wake up in 4 hours for work . . .Also . . . -____- I never learn do i ?
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
@Neil no....
"Some software (e.g., GNOME) expects the system hostname to be resolvable to an IP address with a canonical fully qualified domain name. This is really improper because system hostnames and domain names are two very different things; but there you have it. In order to support that software, it is necessary to ensure that the system hostname can be resolved. Most often this is done by putting a line in /etc/hosts containing some IP address and the system hostname. If your system has a permanent IP address then use that; otherwise use the address 127.0.1.1. "
 
Serg
Serg
xieerqi:$ cat /etc/hosts
127.0.0.1	localhost
127.0.1.1	eagle
 
Neil
Neil
@Rinzwind thanks Learnt something today
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
It is a hack ;-)
 
Serg
Serg
@Rinzwind any suggestions on what I should learn next and target on AU ?
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
8:42 AM
@Serg have a list of what you already targeted? :=)
 
Neil
Neil
why even have this line in hosts file any way "127.0.1.1 ASUS"
 
Serg
Serg
@Rinzwind for the most part I do scripting questions, find, awk, grep, bash. My top tag is command line . . .
I wanna learn something new though
Kos suggested wifi . . .I've already put that on my list
 
hg8
hg8
@Serg What is your learning process ? Reading good answers, learn from them, and answer new question on this theme ?
 
cl-netbox
cl-netbox
Good morning ! :)
 
Rinzwind
Rinzwind
@Serg The "boot process" might be a useful addition. Knowing about that got me out of problems a couple of times.
 
Serg
Serg
8:45 AM
@hg8 sort of . . . Also, I've been perusing books on scripting and unix in general . . .and just googling
 
kos
kos
Luckily there are users such as Pilot6 And chili555 who answer almost only wifi questions, otherwise it would be a jungle of unanswered wifi questions
Morning @cl-netbox o/
 
hg8
hg8
Hi @cl-netbox =)
 
Serg
Serg
7.6k wifi questions . . . .Hmmm . . . .nice place to start I guess . . .
 
cl-netbox
cl-netbox
@kos Good morning to you ! :)
@hg8 Hello my friend ! :)
 
Neil
Neil
@cl-netbox o/
 
cl-netbox
cl-netbox
8:47 AM
@Neil Hi ! :)
 
kos
kos
Ok, perfect time for a coffee
 
cl-netbox
cl-netbox
@Serg Good morning sir ! :)
 
Serg
Serg
@cl-netbox Morning . ..
@kos save a cup for me too, OK ?
 
cl-netbox
cl-netbox
@kos ... don't forget to save half a bottle of vodka for @Serg as well ! =)
Good morning @A.B. ! :)
 
Serg
Serg
No , @cl-netbox I have to go to work in 4 hours . . . No alcohol . . . .Just let me finish my beer first
OK, smoke break and sleep
bye guys
 
cl-netbox
cl-netbox
8:51 AM
@Serg Ah - didn't know that ... =)
 
hg8
hg8
 
Neil
Neil
@Serg 1:37 AM you should go to bed lol. or are you a 3am person
@hg8 yes thank you. Deputy badge here i come :)
 
hg8
hg8
@Neil ;) Congratulation on your 1k
 
kos
kos
@Serg There, I put some effort in it:
 
cl-netbox
cl-netbox
@hg8 with some kicking support from me ! :D ... right @Neil ? =)
 
kos
kos
8:54 AM
@Serg Night! Save it for tomorrow
 
Ravan
Ravan
@kos @cl-netbox @Neil o/
@Neil for you
 
kos
kos
@Ravan o/
 
Neil
Neil
@cl-netbox Yep and @A.B.
 
cl-netbox
cl-netbox
@Ravan good morning ! :)
@Neil kick-backs always welcome ! =)
 
Neil
Neil
@Ravan i don't go round flagging any thing if thats what you are saying.
@Ravan Hello :)
 
Ravan
Ravan
8:58 AM
nope
read last three lines
@Neil =)
 
Neil
Neil
@Ravan thats how i have 11 flags a day
@cl-netbox kick backs
 
kos
kos
I'll do a ~15K post (of mine) cleanup in the next days (nothing invasive, I'm thinking max 10 post a day), just to inform ze chat
 
cl-netbox
cl-netbox
@Neil don't see them my friend ? =)
 
Neil
Neil
@cl-netbox kick received ?
 
cl-netbox
cl-netbox
@Neil Yes thanks ... my but is hurt ... but not too bad ... =)
 
Neil
Neil
9:05 AM
@cl-netbox 10,219
 
cl-netbox
cl-netbox
@Neil Thank you ... please stop kicking now ... my but is burning ! :)
 
Neil
Neil
@cl-netbox done ^.^
 
cl-netbox
cl-netbox
@Neil kick back something later - need a smoke first to calm down ! :D
 
Neil
Neil
@cl-netbox you butt must hurt ;)
lol
 
cl-netbox
cl-netbox
@Neil yes ... and I saw one kick was re-kicked - so really need the smoke ! =)
 
hg8
hg8
9:21 AM
@cl-netbox Here is a question for you : askubuntu.com/q/699949/338915
@Neil Do you have/use tox?
rude/abusive
 
Neil
Neil
@hg8 tox ?
 
A.B.
A.B.
@cl-netbox Morning my friend =)
 
hg8
hg8
 
Neil
Neil
@hg8 no i don't use it
 
Serg
Serg
Came back to share good news : Anonymous are at war with ISIS and took down about 5500 ISIS twitters
 
hg8
hg8
9:29 AM
@Neil Don't you want to use it ? :)
 
Serg
Serg
@kos thank you, I'll need that in the morning
OK, now i am gone
 
hg8
hg8
@Serg They even released a "Noob Guide" to help 'hack isis' : paste.ubuntu.com/13331041
@Serg see you later ;)
 
Serg
Serg
One more
Nope, hold on
 
Neil
Neil
@hg8 no
 
Serg
Serg
 
hg8
hg8
9:32 AM
@Neil Too bad I wanted to talk to you
 
cl-netbox
cl-netbox
@Neil which ubuntu edition do you use ?
 
Neil
Neil
@hg8 that means alot :)
@cl-netbox Xubuntu 14.04
 
cl-netbox
cl-netbox
using tox is a safe way to communicate - installation is as easy as just executing :

wget -q -O - https://pkg.tox.chat/debian/pkg.gpg.key | sudo apt-key add -

sudo add-apt-repository "deb https://pkg.tox.chat/debian nightly release"

sudo apt-get install qtox
 
Neil
Neil
Do you guys want to talk to me on it :) @cl-netbox @hg8
 
cl-netbox
cl-netbox
@Neil yes why not ? you seem to be a very nice person !
 
Neil
Neil
9:41 AM
Unpacking qtox (259-db52ef6) ...
Setting up qtox (259-db52ef6) ...
:D
 
cl-netbox
cl-netbox
@ByteCommander Good morning and CONGRATS on 10000+ my friend ! :)
 
Byte Commander
Byte Commander
YAY!!! :D Thanks! \o/
And good morning, of course.
 
hg8
hg8
@Neil Yes! Give me your tox id when your are done :)
 
Neil
Neil
@cl-netbox @hg8 how do i add you or find you.
 
Byte Commander
Byte Commander
@Serg I guess I don't have to be able to read Arabic to understand what this means? ;-)
 
hg8
hg8
9:43 AM
Good morning @ByteCommander and congratulation =) \o/
 
Byte Commander
Byte Commander
@hg8 Good morning and thanks! :)
 
Serg
Serg
@ByteCommander Morning ! I suppose not. Also ,what are you celebrating there ?
 
Byte Commander
Byte Commander
Me reaching 10k :D
 
cl-netbox
cl-netbox
@ByteCommander is your toxbox broken ?
 
Neil
Neil
@cl-netbox is this the ID "46A2D8AB"
 
Byte Commander
Byte Commander
9:44 AM
@cl-netbox better now? It was just off...
 
Serg
Serg
@ByteCommander Congratulations ! You made it, buddy ! Man, I remember when I hit 10k, I was so happeh !
 
Byte Commander
Byte Commander
Yeah, well - what should I do now first? I must check out these new powers!
 
cl-netbox
cl-netbox
@Serg thanks for NOT saying this to me yesterday ! =)
 
Serg
Serg
@cl-netbox Hehe, I did say . gratz = congrats !
Sorry, I shouldn't have used slang
 
cl-netbox
cl-netbox
@Serg AHHH - Nice ! :)
 
A.B.
A.B.
9:50 AM
@Neil The ID was what? =)
 
Neil
Neil
@A.B. you what to TOX two ?
 
A.B.
A.B.
@Neil tox, yes =)
got it
 
Serg
Serg
@Neil may I add ?
Or . . . have I already added ?
 
A.B.
A.B.
LOOOL
 
Byte Commander
Byte Commander
I use tox too! Will add you as well (have copied ID already)
 
Serg
Serg
9:53 AM
@NEil got it
Oh, the good news from the Anonymous put a smile on my face
And it's 3 am already
 
Byte Commander
Byte Commander
@Serg What news?
 
A.B.
A.B.
@ByteCommander btw, have you tried the apparmor thing from yesterday?
 
Serg
Serg
@ByteCommander They're massively taking down twitters, working on DDoS'ing sites, getting IPs of some of the terrorists
 
A.B.
A.B.
@Serg GREAT
 
Byte Commander
Byte Commander
@A.B. No, I thought it's better to have that confirmed by somebody. Seems to be critical stuff to me...
 
A.B.
A.B.
9:55 AM
@ByteCommander Yes, that's right.
 
Byte Commander
Byte Commander
@Serg I could not say that I would not be in favour of this...
@A.B. You didn't post it as answer, did you?
You probably should and wait for comments or give links to the masters of this...
 
hg8
hg8
@Neil Did you get my messages ?
 
Serg
Serg
@ByteCommander I am much in favor of this. Also, they've been publishing noob-guides to hacking and searching for ISIS related sites and stuff
 
Byte Commander
Byte Commander
o.O
Okay...
 
Serg
Serg
qtox took forever to start in VM
 
Byte Commander
Byte Commander
9:58 AM
But I think it's dangerous for those noobs, as that would be criminal to do and they probably don't know how to protect themselves enough?
 
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