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user136984
00:07
Well, had a slightly dangerous mercury spillage in my house today so if I go a little bit crazier or you don't hear from me again, you'll know why...
user136984
Goodnight! ;)
i tried for a bit
user139252
It asks for the username/password, right?
Yes
oh cool
You blocked source viewing
user139252
00:19
I blocked any request that wasn't prefaced with my username and password :P
My favorite thing to do was make a sort of malicious prompt that would popup whether OK or CANCEL was pressed
That was back when Chrome didn't let you dismiss tabs with JS prompts
user139252
user139252
All worked out :D
user139252
I can easily control my home music from anywhere now!
00:32
Woohoo! I finally got it working!
What working
^--- charts in PowerPoint 97.
Why are you using Windows 95/98?
hi world
dlrow ih
00:34
@Zacharee1 George is going to use it in his next video.
@NathanOsman :p
@NathanOsman Where did you even get a computer to run it?
Or is it a VM
It's a VM, but I have the original PC (a Pentium MMX) still.
O_o
Isn't MMX 2010?
Or it could just be 10 :p
1000 + 10-1000
But that's not how Roman numerals work
My internet keeps dropping :(
Any ideas on how to diagnose it?
@thebluesquirel Restart your router
00:39
I think the problem is on my netbook
RX packets:232859 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 frame:2031360
TX packets:164407 errors:205 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0
nothing's been dropped
@Zacharee1 MMX was from the 90s :P
This particular one was clocked at 200 MHz.
It predates the Pentium II, if I remember correctly.
The first Pentium microprocessor was introduced by Intel on March 22, 1993. Dubbed P5, its microarchitecture was the fifth generation for Intel, and the first superscalar IA-32 microarchitecture. As a direct extension of the 80486 architecture, it included dual integer pipelines, a faster floating-point unit, wider data bus, separate code and data caches and features for further reduced address calculation latency. In 1996, the Pentium with MMX Technology (often simply referred to as Pentium MMX) was introduced with the same basic microarchitecture complemented with an MMX instruction set, larger...
fun
I wasn't talking about the year, just the number :p
I just lost connection :(
...
00:47
Is ascii art allowed in chat?
Yes, but you'll need to press Ctrl+K to have it format correctly.
ok thanks :)
I wasn't sure since some forums don't like it....
Help
3 packets transmitted, 0 received, 100% packet loss, time 2014ms
I see we got RTL unicode out again -.-
3 packets transmitted, 0 received, 100% packet loss, time 2014ms
Help???
My internet keeps dropping
Any idea what is causing package loss?
01:02
could be any number of things.
really cool --^
01:33
user139252
01:51
‮We should all write a bunch of things with U+202e in them and get them starred so that the whole star board is RTL. Who's with me?
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‮No
‮:p
‮Let's do it
user139252
‮But what if the mods stop us because we're being somewhat immature and very annoying?
‮I'm gonna point out @Seth :p
user139252
‮@Mateo you've created monsters
I'm dyslexic. I can read that, but it totally makes my head hurt
01:58
@JourneymanGeek I'm not dyslexic and it's hard to read
Garfield got funny again
sandbox ;)
Nooo, guys!
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Q: I need a download that works this 14.04 is filled with errors and has screwed my pc

angry at lying linux usersI downloaded ubuntu 14.04. I have tried several times to load and install the OS, my hard drive is wiped, and it seems not to recognize it anymore. here are some errors I got: 1) Executing ' Grub-install/dev/sda' failed this is a fatal error 2)Installer crashed input output error on del/sda ...

02:31
Hello World :)
@thebluesquirel Are you a script or something?
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Q: Question with accepted answer is being close voted as unclear one and a half years after it is accepted

karelThis question with an accepted answer is being close voted as unclear one and a half years after it was accepted. I noticed this at the first close vote and edited it to clean it up, but it's continued to be close voted anyway. Why does anyone think that this question is unclear? It certainly was...

So I tried to save an image, the dialog crashed
02:50
@Zacharee1 Nope :), You can't pack this much awesomeness in a script XD
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Q: Why cannot I ping 192.168.10.1, the default gateway, from an Ubuntu Linux 15.10 computer but I can do so from Windows 7?

FrankI cannot ping 192.168.10.1, the default gateway, from the Ubuntu Linux 15.10 computer, 192.168.10.22. But I can ping 192.168.10.1, the default gateway, from the Windows 7 computer, 192.168.10.15. Does it have anything to do with what an expert told me that my Ubuntu Linux network configura...

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Q: Questions of the who utility and how to pipe it properly

user157652i wanted to set up a crontab for my server that did the following, at 6pm on the 15th of each month create a file that contains unique sorted login names for all currently loged in users. The who command will give alot of other information. all i need is the username, so it would be who | sort | ...

 
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08:45
How do I make du -h display everything in MB. Now, I get everything in KB/MB/GB
hello
I want to understand the use of awk -v RS="010" 'NR > 1 {print RS $0 > (NR-1)}' filename in the answer to the above question.
Oli
Oli
@blade19899 -m
I can't understand the use of "{print RS $0 > (NR-1)}"
> du -hsm
10840
I kinda need the MB part there. As to not confuse people
Oli
Oli
09:01
It also doesn't really work.
Hm, no it does a bit... But it rounds everything up to 1MB
You'd be better off (for accuracy's sake) outputting in bytes and converting.
Something you're going to have to divine yourself, but something like this should go some distance to do it. awk all the way.
09:15
@Saladin If NR > 1, than write the content of RS and the whole line to a file with the name "1", "1" is the result of NR-1
@Saladin check this: awk -v RS="010" 'NR > 1 {print RS $0 NR}' filename
10:04
> "A connection has been found between the software piracy and the adoption of Linux systems, according to a study published at the University of Oslo." - Softpedia, Study: Linux Desktop Should Have About 40% in a World Without Windows Piracy
tldr. People are lazy cheapasses ;p
Also don't forget that hardly anyone buys windows retail
@blade19899 that was Microsofts intention from the start: good software with crap copyright protection. When people use Microsoft at home for free they want it at work. And sueing companies for copyright is easy.
@Rinzwind I paid for one of ...5-6 windows installs I have now.
and that's cause I wanted to upgrade it off XP
(and one of my 2 physical linux boxen came with windows preinstalled)
None of them were pirated. Either OEM or dreamspark ;p
I have never paid for an operating system directly. It always came with the system itself
10:12
@Rinzwind @JourneymanGeek i want ffmpeg command for reverse video frame
any one know that?
@RaviVGHL good for you.
@Rinzwind exactly
and I don't usually factor that into my decision since its pretty hard to find a system without windows
Outside DIY things
In theory I might almost argue linux costs me more due to time spent, but meh. I can't do the crazy shit my linux box does as easily on windows ;)
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A: How can I reverse a video clip?

Jodka LemonFrom http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2553448: Dump all video frames $ ffmpeg -i input.mkv -an -qscale 1 %06d.jpg Dump audio $ ffmpeg -i input.mkv -vn -ac 2 audio.wav Reverse audio $ sox -V audio.wav backwards.wav reverse Cat video frames in reverse order to FFmpeg as input $ cat $(l...

i have used that
@Rinzwind
but that in i cant use to ` sox -V audio.wav backwards.wav reverse`
sox -V audio.wav backwards.wav reverse
10:28
@Rinzwind If it weren't for work, I would be on Linux All day every day. Windows is a headache that nobody needs. Is it just me, or does it seem that Linux only needs a good ad on the super bowl, and MS/Apple would go bankrupt. The only reason to me, is that the general public don 't know Linux. Seriously, show some ads on TV for Ubuntu, Debian, Linux Mint, Zorin OS for a year, and MS/Apple would definitely go bankrupt.
@blade19899 I use Ubuntu at work on 1 desktop and windows 7 on another. I can't get all the VPNs I need to work on Ubuntu. But.. this system is about to be turned into w10 and I am thinking of making it Ubuntu 16.04 with a vmware with w10 in it
all our servers are Ubuntu :-)
@Rinzwind I run KVM on one system
I've been playing with lxd (which is sweet) on my second
10:48
hello @JourneymanGeek
are you good with "awk"?
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Q: Output each match from sed as a separate file

user5960514I have a file which contains questions with multiple choice answers. The first line of each question begins with 010. The last line of each question begins with a lowercase e. I need to output each match into a separate file. sed -n '/010/,/e)/p' FileName The above sed command displays the i...

can you help me decipher "awk -v RS="010" 'NR > 1 {print RS $0 > (NR-1)}'?
I'm confused on part of {print RS $0 > (NR-1)}
what is the use '>' inside the action statement
@Saladin thats a redirect
@Saladin Have we had the conversation about pinging me?
@JourneymanGeek I wouldn't know. Why?
@Saladin Have you read my comment above?
Cause you'd know better than to do that unless I'm already engaged in the conversation
10:52
2 hours ago, by A.B.
@Saladin If NR > 1, than write the content of RS and the whole line to a file with the name "1", "1" is the result of NR-1
Is that really hard?
@A.B strange enough I'm not receiving any feedback/alerts on the responses I'm getting from chat.
I never saw use of ">" as a file redirect operation in awk. I know the use of its for evaluating expression only.
I'm sorry @JourneymanGeek If i had offended you.
@A.B. thanks for your explanation:)
I'm primarily grumpy cause I'd like to use this as a learning experience.
Also
@Saladin explainshell.com would be handy for you
which interestingly enough, breaks that
@JourneymanGeek excellent thats like online tutor the site ...
11:08
@Rinzwind Majority of our servers are CentOS, and already asked if I can Install a Linux Distro on my desktop. Hopefully they say yes.
11:56
@JourneymanGeek admittedly, awk is strange in that it accepts that format. It's not a shell, after all.
@terdon more that it breaks the rediculously useful tool for people who need help with linux shell that I linked ;p
Yeah, that thing is great. Or I think it is, I've never actually used it, only seen people refer to it. It wouldn't work with a non-shell scripting language though Mr grumpy.
clearly no
I was meaning more in general
12:44
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Q: SASL won't auth against LDAP

Gordon SnappleweedSo I am running into a whirlwind of issues with my cyrus install. I am setting up a multi-domain kolab groupware solution. I am on centos 6.7 I am getting this flooding my error logs when I try to make a new user on a fresh multi domain setup: Aug 24 19:01:19 gmx1 imaps[1911]: badlogin: localho...

centos question - vtc
@muru When you see decent questions like that one, please also flag for migration to U&L.
Oh, bugger. I only just saw the date. Damn.
@terdon yep. I'm only VTCing for the roomba.
13:02
hii
all
13:23
@terdon No want?
@jokerdino can't, more like. :P
Oh yeah, forgot even mods can't migrate after the deadline.
@muru how did you find it anyway? So long until someone noticed..
oh wait, the answer bump.
I am doing everything in reverse.
:D
So am I.. I as so sure I'd added code formatting to that answer.
13:56
http://explainshell.com/explain?cmd=%3A%28%29{%20%3A|%3A%26%20}%3B%3A
>:)
 
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15:22
@A.B. the fork bomb?
15:42
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@jokerdino just for you ;)
@hbdgaf lmao
source?
someone posted it as "jazzhandosaur faced early extinction" somewhere
doesn't seem like it's a part of a movie. hmm
Caveman......the movie with Ringo Starr
Oooh, is it worth watching?
15:47
the preview makes it look funny, but i've never seen it
@muru yes, the fork bomb. The first example on the page.
16:04
@NathanOsman I'm not 100% opposed to frameworks, I just don't like the additional complexity in general. My special dislike of Angular is strictly because of my experience with a particular project that was poorly done across the board.
But is it good at geometry?
you're punny @Seth
I blame my Dad.
hi friends
\o
16:17
I have one question, plz help to solve that or make guidance for that.
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Q: How to create a dual boot mode pen-drive which can support both UEFI Mode and Legacy BIOS mode?

Madhav NikamHow to create a Hy-bride boot mode pen-drive which can support both UEFI Mode and Legacy BIOS mode? When we create a USB stick with UEFI mode which can't run in Legacy BIOS mode, and when we create a USB stick with Legacy BIOS mode that also unable to run in UEFI mode. why I want both BOOT MODE? ...

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16:59
after using this command sudo apt-get install --install-recommends linux-generic-lts-wily xserver-xorg-core-lts-wily xserver-xorg-lts-wily xserver-xorg-video-all-lts-wily xserver-xorg-input-all-lts-wily libwayland-egl1-mesa-lts-wily
i just got into the login loop
 
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@Seth Shouldn't that be 1 2 3 3.11 95 98 2000 8 10 (ignoring the named releases and assuming windows 1 and 2 existed)?
you are missing 3.1
@Rinzwind As opposed to 3.11?
and 3.2 iirc
That last one had a network feature
@terdon 3.11 was a fix to 3.1
Huh. OK.
18:33
oh yes. 3.2 had hearts as a game extra to show off the network dll
That's a neat puzzle though. What's the next number in the series: 1 2 3 3.1 3.11 3.2 95 98?
lol
you should stop then after 3.2
95 is too much of a hint
I can't see the image..
@terdon problem
windows 1 does not exist
@Rinzwind Even better, I should continue to 2000 and then the right answer would be "4000" for XP. Roman X=10 and P=400!
18:36
lolwut
1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 2.03 2.10 2.11 3.0 3.1 3.11 3.5
those are the low numbers next is 95 :D
3.5? Really? I really don't remember those. I did use 3.11 for a while but never installed it I think. I remember me and my Dad being all excited about the fact that it could read CDs.
oh 3.5 is NT
Ah, yes.
Windows NT
18:38
Which could also be called Windows 14400 if we continue on my mad and silly Roman Numeral trip.
(90*160). And yes, I am looking these up.
noob for not knowing latin numbers
YES A CONVERT!!!!!!!!!!!
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Q: looking for the valid md5 checksum for "ubuntu-14.04.4-desktop-i386.iso" file

Randall FlaggAfter the LinuxMint incident, I am giving Ubuntu a try. I was one of the "winners" who downloaded on the day of the hack attack. So I just wanted to be extra sure that the md5 was okay, but I can't find any? Could anyone please point me in the direction of the official, valid md5 checksum? The ...

at least he is checking md5 first stop.
lol
he could do the same with mint :P
if he downloaded from ubuntu.com, why so unsure though.
@Rinzwind Yeah, like you knew P was 400. :)
18:42
I did!
@terdon I only know 7 of them.
I had latin in school :-P
@jokerdino That's what happened to Mint. Someone hacked their wordpress site.
I V X L C M
@terdon if someone hacked ubuntu.com, they sure could modify the checksum.
@Rinzwind Ah, I didn't. I know 1-10 and the ones Jokerdino just posted off the top of my head.
18:43
I even know the names :-D
centum
100
octoginta was 80 iirc
@jokerdino I think they were on different sites and, in any case, they're now given in the blog post explaining the intrusion.
@jokerdino that's not how this works :=)
fortunately, yeah.
you invalidate all hashes and create new ones on the spot :=)
I do remember a case when a genuine ISO didnt match checksum. Believe it was during beta phase.
18:48
that's weird :D
they didnt upload the new checksum file, that's what.
no one noticed it though.
19:01
This is why I bittorrent
Really? We're verbing bittorrent now?
:P
laterz :-)
oh whatever
19:18
@terdon Puzzling
@James those old folk, they just can't keep up ;)
I think I should win points for that stab :P
:)
Git off o mah lawn!
;p
19:39
@terdon sorry, it is officially verbed
when did we start verbing verb?
Oh my word please.
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Q: Is there an istaller?

Gaming GeckoIs there an installer instead of having a browser download? because I want to install on a thumb drive. drive specified

These are the kinds of people that should not be installing Linux, or any other operating system.
19:58
@Seth "These are the kinds of people that should not be installing Linux, or any other operating system."
@Oli askubuntu.com/questions/737848/… something for you to pass on? :-)
@Zacharee1 you're probably right.
grr, who put the nutella in the fridge >:|
oh don't do that
Unless you want chocolate crumbles instead of a spread
Then do it :p
@Seth you can get Nutella with your own name here -> facebook.com/nutellanederland
I don't have facebook.
20:03
Ik spreek nederlands niet
@Zacharee1 a good time to learn it
Ich kann ein bissen Deutsch sprechen ¯_(ツ)_/¯
Ik kan een beetje Nederlands spreken :+
looks a lot the same does it not ;)
It does
the problem is actually knowing what the words are
lots of verbs are the same
20:05
If I understood more German, Dutch would be easy to understand, but not necessarily to speak
I could talk to you in German and you could speak in Dutch, and we'd both understand each other :p
20:22
Ik begrijp dat de officiele taal van Ask Ubuntu vanaf vanavond Nederlands is?
@JacobVlijm +1 :+)
Greetings Fellow linux users :)
I smething that the official something of AU something something is Dutch?
@Zacharee1 something like that :)
If an army of penguins tried to take over the world would you fight alongside or against the penguins???
20:25
against.
actually. hm.
I understand that the official language of AU is Dutch
That'd be fun
Penguins are better than microsoft
@Rinzwind Begreepen != Verstehen
@Zacharee1 it is begrepen :=)
◔_◔
Still
very different
20:28
Are the moderators or ask ubuntu the same on meta?
I think so
We could do an experiment, the first q in English: "Lees alstublieft dit" <link> "vragen en antwoorden moeten in het Nederlands worden geschreven"
???
What language is that?
@thebluesquirel Dutch...
20:31
@JacobVlijm something about a question and answer
@Zacharee1 very good! That those should be in Dutch :)
@thebluesquirel yes
@Zacharee1 O O goed zo!
In German, it's fragen and antworten so
20:33
Our general "please see this" message :)
did you lot know there was a vote in America to decide what language to have in the US .... it was between dutch and english and it was just a couple of votes in favor of english
When was this
@Zacharee1 last week
@Zacharee1 somewhere in the 1800s.
....but Obama was against
20:35
@JacobVlijm ಠ_ಠ
@Rinzwind ah
English is almost Dutch to be fair :p
20:50
@Seth we started verbing verb after we verbed google and needed a verb to describe what we did...
LOL
SEE! Even @seth knows dutch @JacobVlijm :-)
@Rinzwind I always knew it... he must have been one of the pro voters last wee
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Q: Why do I need to shutdown Ubuntu?

WoeistgWhy do I need to shutdown Ubuntu? Is there any risk that may damage OS? If yes, then what are those?

21:01
Edit butchered the original meaning
Can someone review and roll it back plz ?
@Serg OP butchered it themselves..
@Seth well that's . . . .weird. original post has been asking about a sudden shut down, from what i understand
@Serg well "shot down ubuntu" doesn't really give me a lot of confidence in the OP's English abilities tbh.
That's obviously so @Seth
What version of Ubuntu are you running?
21:05
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Q: Pressing Ctrl+C for stopping Xvfb from bash script

Vivek PuriI have written something like this in my bash file gnome-terminal -e "bash -c \"sudo apt-get install xvfb; Xvfb :99 -ac; exit ; exec bash\"" After Xvfb :99 -ac; I have Xvfb running on terminal. I want to press Ctrl+C to stop Xvfb and then want to exit from gnome-terminal. How can I do this...

You shouldn't be trying to install debian packages on Ubuntu.
Think this one is fairly easy . . . Send sigkill to the process
@mspl I suggest you ask an actual question on the site. Dependency issues can be tricky and troubleshooting through chat makes it harder. Please include all the details you have, including why you are trying to install libdrm, what commands you tried, what packages you downloaded from debian, etc.
@mspl unless you can find one specific about libdrm it shouldn't.
Some people are a little trigger happy, but dependency issues are, unfortunately, almost always too specific for duplicates.
21:47
The Exynos 8890 has water cooling O_o
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