Ask Ubuntu General Room

Kaz Wolfe

00:02

re-stashed my "in case of emergency" drawer.

TheWanderer

00:17

So OnePlus has been pulling quite a few LGs lately

So many denials of obvious issues

Doesn't bode well for their software support

Nathan Osman

They promised O for the OP3 though.

It's all I care about :P

Android Dev

There's always custom ROMs

TheWanderer

@NathanOsman like it'll happen

@AndroidDev yeah but those can't fix hardware defects

OnePlus is slowly becoming just another normal OEM

> If you like to contact me, my Ǧmāil is same as my Ūsĕrņame ;)

clever @Ravexina ^

@Seth try "Cave In" by Piano Tribute Conservatory

nhaccuatui.com/playlist/…

definitely not a Vietnamese piracy site

(I actually have no idea if it's legal...)

oh my god

Phillip Phillips is not only called that, but so is his dad!

Seth

00:41

@NathanOsman They promised N for the 2. And then, a year later, just dropped it.

TheWanderer

yuppers

Go Huawei™

only brand with IR blasters

last star was 4 hours ago, come on people!

Ubuntu Questions on U&L

01:31

0

Q: Custom Dynamic curl Progress Bar

An example of a curl progress bar is as below: % Total % Received % Xferd Average Speed Time Time Time Current Dload Upload Total Spent Left Speed 10 100M 10 10.0M 0 0 99999 0 0:10:00 0:01:00 0:09:00 99999 How can I ...

David Foerster

01:56

@KazWolfe I voted to close as unclear and I believe the question still is. We don't know which package OP means or how it was installed.

Android Dev

@DavidFoerster What are you doing up at 4AM? :P

David Foerster

@AndroidDev I took a short but late afternoon nap and now I don't feel tired yet. Also, my Friday lecture was cancelled.

Android Dev

Ah

Make sure to have some lights on

It's bad for your eyes to look at a screen without lights on in the room

Mateo

02:16

Huh, system76 is making a distro?

TheWanderer

02:38

great

just what we need

another system*

(@NathanOsman ^)

@NathanOsman pressing ALT toggles my online status with your userscript?

SmokeDetector

03:19

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Username similar to website in answer: gpg-agent and SSH: No keys by Ryan Lue on askubuntu.com (@ThomasWard)

SmokeDetector

04:09

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Bad keyword in answer, pattern-matching website in answer: Using duplicity directly, is it possible to have multiple backup plans? by celialoe on askubuntu.com (@ThomasWard)

Kaz Wolfe

05:06

i want to shoot the person who wrote this python code.

hmm.... i didn't think this through

SmokeDetector

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] URL-only title, bad keyword in body, bad keyword in title, blacklisted website in body, blacklisted website in title, +4 more: alphajackedhelp.com/xcell-180/ by Leonarris on askubuntu.com (@ThomasWard)

David Foerster

08:07

Hahaha, I just read an article written at my old uni department and was reminded that the department acronym is "EPIC". :-D

@KazWolfe Should be simple enough in this case.

RonnieDroid

@DavidFoerster EPIC is a legendary name for a department :-P

David Foerster

The department is (or at least was originally) headed by the guy who founded and funded the construction of half of the department's parent institute. (He's also one of the co-founders of SAP.) I'm pretty sure he knew what he was doing when he chose that name.

RonnieDroid

@DavidFoerster :-D

ra314

08:39

Hello, I wanted to follow the instruction on this post.

2

A: How to compile qemu with usb suport

Install the development library of libusb and libusbredirparser-dev: sudo apt-get install libusb-dev sudo apt-get install libusbredirparser-dev and again ./configure [...] libusb yes usb net redir yes [...]

But I installed qemu through apt-get

so Do i need to compile it again?

David Foerster

@ra314: What do you want to achieve? Does the currently installed Qemu have the USB support you appear to seek?

ra314

@David No it doesn't when I try and add a USB device the virt-manager says it can't find the usb host device

so will using these commands be enough?

David Foerster

@ra314: I don't know. Which Qemu version do you have installed currently?

ra314

@Davidd 1.3.2

@DavidFoerster This is the specific error I get.

libvirtError: internal error: process exited while connecting to monitor: 2017-06-30T08:50:29.227196Z qemu-system-x86_64: -device usb-host,hostbus=1,hostaddr=6,id=hostdev0,bus=usb.0,port=2: failed to find host usb device 1:6

David Foerster

What's your Ubuntu release? Qemu 1.3 is ancient.

ra314

08:52

17.04

David Foerster

O.o

ra314

I'll update virt-manager and tell you how it goes after. Thanks

Byte Commander

16.04 comes with Qemu 2.5

David Foerster

The Qemu in version in Zesty is 2.8. I suggest you install that and try again before you compiling old software from source.

Byte Commander

$ qemu-system-i386 -version
QEMU emulator version 2.5.0 (Debian 1:2.5+dfsg-5ubuntu10.14), Copyright (c) 2003-2008 Fabrice Bellard

David Foerster

08:56

@KazWolfe: Look, another wolf lover just joined.

ra314

I'm kinda new to this so would you be kind enough to provide a terminal command to update virt-manager for me?

David Foerster

@ra314: How did you install Qemu and virt-manager?

ra314

actally my bad

the version of qemu is 2.8

1.3 is the version of virt manager

David Foerster

That makes sense.

ra314

This is how I installed it - sudo apt-get -y install qemu-kvm libvirt-bin bridge-utils virt-manager;

So any idea what I can do to fix the error?

David Foerster

08:59

@ra314L I recommend that you find someone who knows how to configure USB pass-through in Qemu to go through your steps to ensure that this is no user error on your end.

ra314

Well I didn't do anything too copmlicated, just opened up virt-manager, clicked add hardware and chose USB host device, and chose a spare mouse.

David Foerster

Start digging at the shallow end (verify configuration) and not the deep end (recompile from source).

ra314

Alrighty, thanks.

Monarch1

10:54

Hi what is the defualt user and permission for super user var folder

i have use chown -R www:data /var command my system be crached any one has idea how can i solve it

sudo chmod -R 777 public_html/
sudo: /etc/sudoers is world writable
sudo: no valid sudoers sources found, quitting
sudo: unable to initialize policy plugin

RonnieDroid

Good afternoon guys

Monarch1

11:13

@ron can you help me for same ?

RonnieDroid

11:25

@Monarch1 I am not getting your question and I am not an expert, but, if you post a question on the main site you'll get a lot of help

Go post the question, then post the link on here if you want to ;-)

Monarch1

ok thanks dear

RonnieDroid

@Monarch1 you welcome

Android Dev

@KazWolfe Hahaha, lol. Yeah a while back I remember Nathan was complaining about, "who wrote this flaming pile of .... ?" Oh wait, it was me......

Pandya

12:05

in /dev/chat, 3 mins ago, by Pandya

what's the command-line alternative to install this driver? because GUI is not responding after long time and I can't see what is happening in background.

Pandya

12:18

I think I should refer:

273

A: Installing Broadcom Wireless Drivers

This answer is based on an extensive research done by various Ubuntu users that worked together in almost all issues related to Broadcom. Special thanks to chili555 who helped in the Ubuntu forums and on this site with many questions related to Wireless devices and to others who have contributed ...

RonnieDroid

12:32

Guys, can apps made with Python + GTK or Python + qt run on Windows and Mac? Be cross platform?

terdon

@RonnieDroid presumably, if they install the windows/mac versions of gatk.

Byte Commander

Should be, but I never made a reasonable GUI with Python, so don't trust me there.

cl-netbox

@RonnieDroid what ??? what happened ?

Hello everybody ! :)

@Pandya Hi again ! :) sudo apt install bcmwl-kernel-source dkms

RonnieDroid

@terdon sounds legit, I'll contact the developer and see what he thinks :-)

@cl-netbox guten Tag, there was fire, real fire while we where playing, we had to stop the game, so out game was on fire babe hahaha

terdon

@RonnieDroid Ah, that will involve some work on the part of the developer unless the script is already written to be portable. I mean, it is probably possible to write a program that works on all 3 systems, but you will have to write it in a portable way.

Pandya

12:39

@cl-netbox Hi! Yes, I purged and re-installed bcmwl-kernel-source

and restarted system

but I can't see wifi on network-manager.

I'm running GNOME desktop environment

RonnieDroid

@terdon the developer has already written it in a portable way and it runs on all three systems, but I contacted him to make a GUI for it as my first project, he agreed but said it needs to be cross platform

Pandya

> $ iwconfig
lo no wireless extensions.

enp7s0 no wireless extensions.

enp0s29u1u2 no wireless extensions.

^^ How to verify whether wifi is detecting?

cl-netbox

@Pandya please show me the output from ifconfig

Pandya

> $ ifconfig
enp0s29u1u2 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr b2:af:f5:c4:97:9e
inet addr:192.168.42.173 Bcast:192.168.42.255 Mask:255.255.255.0
inet6 addr: 2405:204:810f:e8d9:93ef:1ad7:5253:487e/64 Scope:Global
inet6 addr: 2405:204:810f:e8d9:a9ae:f275:b607:f40c/64 Scope:Global
inet6 addr: fe80::65dd:e2d7:a548:4da7/64 Scope:Link
UP BROADCAST RUNNING MULTICAST MTU:1500 Metric:1
RX packets:960 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 frame:0
TX packets:1225 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0
collisions:0 txqueuelen:1000

^^ says driver is in use.

RonnieDroid

@terdon github.com/ivandokov/phockup

Pandya

12:44

I think there might be a wifi option here ^^ right?

cl-netbox

@Pandya yes - open network in system settings ... is there a wifi tab ?

Pandya

currently I'm connected to internet through wired connection (USB tethering from Android).

@cl-netbox no ^^

cl-netbox

@Pandya which operating system are you using and on which machine is it installed ?

RonnieDroid

I bit it's Arch :-D

Pandya

@cl-netbox Ubuntu GNOME 16.04.2 LTS on Dell Inspiron 3542

cl-netbox

12:49

@RonnieDroid hahaha ... no jokes in this case please ! :D

Pandya

@RonnieDroid Haha; Arch with Hurd :P

cl-netbox

@Pandya then something went wrong ... is dkms installed ? dpkg --get-selections | grep dkms

RonnieDroid

@Pandya :-P

Pandya

> $ dpkg --get-selections | grep dkms
dkms install

Btw, let me check secure boot from BIOS setting. It may affect...

cl-netbox

@Pandya ok ... DELL has a hardware switch to enable WIFI and Bluetooth on some machines ... did you enable it before booting ?

Pandya

12:54

@cl-netbox I think no hardware switch except a key after F12 which controls airplane mode on Windows and wifi is working fine on Windows 10.

cl-netbox

@Pandya turn off secure boot ... then purge the drivers ... reboot ... reinstall the drivers ... rebbot

Pandya

ok

cl-netbox

@Pandya sudo apt purge bcmwl-kernel-source | sudo reboot | sudo apt install bcmwl-kernel-source | sudo reboot

Pandya

After disabling secure boot; working fine ^^ :)

cl-netbox

aha :)

Pandya

12:58

Thanks for helping out @cl-netbox

RonnieDroid

Yaayyy @Pandya 's problem is solved, now he has WiFi and can watch some p*** :-P

cl-netbox

@Pandya You're welcome ! :) I'm glad that it works now ! :)

@RonnieDroid wasn't it before ? :D or doesn't it work with ethernet ??? :D :D :D

Ravexina

@TheWanderer Yeah :D

RonnieDroid

@cl-netbox you can't relax when you have a problem, can you?

cl-netbox

@RonnieDroid relax ? what problem ? @Pandya was having one - not me ... I only solved it ! :)

RonnieDroid

13:02

@cl-netbox I meant him :-P

Anyway how are you today Chris?

cl-netbox

@ParanoidPanda I better say nothing here in this case ... :)

@RonnieDroid I am fine - thank you for asking, Ron ! :) Created system backups this morning ... what about yourself ? :)

RonnieDroid

13:23

@cl-netbox I'm fine too, found myself a starting project (making a GUI for a very simple app) :-)

cl-netbox

@RonnieDroid nice ... what app is it ? that is something I never did (not able to do it) ! :)

RonnieDroid

@cl-netbox it's this github.com/ivandokov/phockup?files=1 (I'm not sure I can do it too)

cl-netbox

@RonnieDroid ah ... just saw it here -> omgubuntu.co.uk/2017/06/phockup-cli-sort-photos-by-date

RonnieDroid

@cl-netbox I saw it there too :-D

It's really cool, don't you think?

cl-netbox

@RonnieDroid yeah, but why not use it from CLI ? :) By the way, this is a great tool -> github.com/ryran/xsos ! nothing to install, just download, extract and execute.

RonnieDroid

13:45

@cl-netbox nothing wrong with using it from CLI, but it's gonna be a nice project for me :-)

@cl-netbox what does it do?

cl-netbox

@RonnieDroid yes, of course ! :)

@RonnieDroid it gives you comprehensive system information ... here is an example from my machine :

RonnieDroid

@cl-netbox so you mean I should make a GUI for it :-D , it is indeed a nice tool, I just read the readme file :-)

cl-netbox

why not ? when it looks better than the output :

sudo ./xsos -a

DMIDECODE
BIOS:
Vend: American Megatrends Inc.
Vers: 4.6.5
Date: 04/08/2014
BIOS Rev: 4.6
FW Rev:
System:
Mfr: Notebook
Prod: W35xSS_370SS
Vers: Not Applicable
Ser: Not Applicable
UUID: 0D5BFA80-F20F-0000-0000-000000000000
CPU:
1 of 1 CPU sockets populated, 4 cores/8 threads per CPU
4 total cores, 8 total threads
Mfr: Intel
Fam: Core i7
Freq: 2500 MHz
Vers: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4710MQ CPU @ 2.50GHz
Memory:
Total: 16384 MiB (16 GiB)

RonnieDroid

@cl-netbox this is such a bada** output haha

cl-netbox

@RonnieDroid what ??? then write a portable GUI and give it to me please ! :D

RonnieDroid

13:55

@cl-netbox what? What is that :-P . Don't forget, I am just a Babe in Python and GTK :-P

cl-netbox

@RonnieDroid was a joke :) I'm happy with the CLI output ! :)

RonnieDroid

@cl-netbox good for you buddy :-D

cl-netbox

@RonnieDroid Don't you like the command line ?

RonnieDroid

I'm learning how to make. Treeview and a progress bar yaayyy so exciting :-D

@cl-netbox I like it, but tbh I prefer the GUI because I am not that good you know

cl-netbox

@RonnieDroid no problem at all ... sometimes I prefer a GUI too - example : virt-manager

RonnieDroid

13:59

@cl-netbox for me the worst idea is command line download managers (they are supposed to make live easier :-D )

cl-netbox

@RonnieDroid "wget love" ... "wget live" ... or do you mean "enjoy life" ? :D

RonnieDroid

@cl-netbox what the hell is wrong with me :'( , I am a writer, author, poet and yet I am the championship of typos, I should be called a typoists not a writer :'(

Life sucks, I'm really sad now :-P

cl-netbox

@RonnieDroid hahaha ... great ! :D compared to me you are a champion - I make more typos than anyone else ! :D

RonnieDroid

@cl-netbox I don't see you making much, but I always see you correcting mine :-\

cl-netbox

@RonnieDroid always ??? This was the first time, because I wasn't sure : love was not THAT wrong ... hahaha :D

RonnieDroid

14:06

I once submitted a very very good poem by me for a competition but got rejected because I had 10 typos, 10 typos in a poem, I feel sorry for whoever I'll pay to edit my 60 thousand words novel lol

@cl-netbox :-D haha

Ubuntu Questions on U&L

14:17

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Q: Two entries for each disk on hba

I see two device entries (ie. /dev/sdaa and /dev/sdab ) for each disk in my Quanta M4600H. The HBA is an LSI SAS2308. I assume this is happening because of the two SAS connectors the HBA utilizes. Is there a way to show which two device entries belong to the same physical disk? I've tried al...

ubuntu disk

cl-netbox

@Pandya By the way, I checked something ... I once wrote an answer which exactly matches your question -> askubuntu.com/questions/684106/… (same wifi chip BCM 43142) ! :)

TheWanderer

15:43

@TheWanderer the verdict is out. Sorry @SergiyKolodyazhnyy

edwinksl

15:55

ripepperonis

TheWanderer

16:42

TMO pls

Kaz Wolfe

bloody domain name owners.

Nathan Osman

*ahem*

I am a domain name owner.

Hmm... Interac seems to be experiencing a global outage.

TheWanderer

@NathanOsman I think Kaz means registrars

Nathan Osman

Ah.

TheWanderer

But you can never tell for sure

Hrm

My battery meter overlay disappears in Chrome

Kaz Wolfe

16:51

no.

i mean people who park things

and then don't use them, but charge exorbitant prices.

Nathan Osman

Yes.

Kaz Wolfe

and who would probably refuse to sell given a reasonable offer

Nathan Osman

That's why I have nitroshare.net and not nitroshare.com

Kaz Wolfe

; <<>> DiG 9.10.3-P4-Ubuntu <<>> any nitroshare.com
;; global options: +cmd
;; Got answer:
;; ->>HEADER<<- opcode: QUERY, status: NOERROR, id: 30458
;; flags: qr rd ra; QUERY: 1, ANSWER: 0, AUTHORITY: 0, ADDITIONAL: 1

;; OPT PSEUDOSECTION:
; EDNS: version: 0, flags:; udp: 512
;; QUESTION SECTION:
;nitroshare.com.			IN	ANY

;; Query time: 100 msec
;; SERVER: 127.0.1.1#53(127.0.1.1)
;; WHEN: Fri Jun 30 09:53:05 PDT 2017
;; MSG SIZE  rcvd: 43

ow...

Nathan Osman

Yeah.

It isn't even in use.

Kaz Wolfe

16:53

and of course they have autorenew on

TheWanderer

Tsk tsk tsk

Kaz Wolfe

so on a completely unrelated note, does anyone have experience negotiating with these idiots?

Nathan Osman

My cousin did once.

I have not.

TheWanderer

@NathanOsman I thought you said "died" and I was wondering why you had the "once" modifier

Nathan Osman

O_o

RonnieDroid

17:23

Hello guys

cl-netbox

@RonnieDroid Hello again ! :D

RonnieDroid

@NathanOsman do you think Kivy is a good language to make a simple GUI Python all for Linux, Mac and Windows?

Seth

Use Qt.

RonnieDroid

@cl-netbox heyyy there

Nathan Osman

Yes, Qt (and PyQt) is the best option right now.

RonnieDroid

17:26

@Seth will it work on all three platforms without extra steps from the user?

cl-netbox

@Seth Hi Seth ! :) Everything alright ?

Seth

@RonnieDroid Define extra steps. They have to have the library installed, but that would apply to Kivy too.

cl-netbox

@NathanOsman Hi Nathan ! :)

Seth

@NathanOsman Isn't PySide replacing PyQt? Last I checked there weren't PyQt bindings for Qt5.

@cl-netbox hanging in there. Got another test right now, actually.

cl-netbox

@Seth health test ?

Seth

17:28

@cl-netbox yes

cl-netbox

@Seth and ? result ?

Seth

@cl-netbox No results yet..

cl-netbox

@Seth fingers are crossed ! :)

Seth

thanks :)

RonnieDroid

@Seth they would have Python installed you mean right?

Seth

17:29

@RonnieDroid Well that's kind of a given ;)

RonnieDroid

@Seth so they'll have to install the qt library too?

Seth

They'd need python and the PyQt/PySide bindings you use. Most *nix distros include python and pyqt (and some pyside these days). OSX comes with python, not sure about the Qt bindings. Windows doesn't come with either python or any qt bindings. You'll need to bundle them with your binary.

RonnieDroid

@Seth aha, okay, so if I bundle (this word makes me laugh lol) them with my binary the user will just install the app and start using it, right?

Seth

@RonnieDroid yes

unfortunately it will make the binary larger, but there's no way around that.

Not for Windows anyway.

Android Dev

This is really cool:

Why Do Cameras Do This? (Rolling Shutter Explained) - Smarter Every Day 172

►

I knew about rolling shutter, but seeing that makes it much easier to understand

cl-netbox

17:33

@AndroidDev Hi Andy ! :)

Android Dev

Boxy! :D

RonnieDroid

@Seth okay thank you :-)

Seth

@NathanOsman What bindings, if any, does OSX ship with for Qt?

Sergiy Kolodyazhnyy

49k , one thousand left till 50k

Things . . . go . . .slooooooow . . . .

Nathan Osman

@Seth OS X doesn't include Qt.

Seth

17:40

@NathanOsman That's what I figured :/

Nathan Osman

The Qt backend for macOS uses Cocoa IIRC.

Sergiy Kolodyazhnyy

$ rm serg
rm: remove write-protected regular empty file 'serg'? y
rm: cannot remove 'serg': Permission denied

Regular empty file . . . just like my soul . . . It should probably also say dark and looney-ly

Nathan Osman

17:56

HDMI capture cards are expensive...

TheWanderer

18:07

@NathanOsman aren't those illegal

Seth

o_O

Kaz Wolfe

@TheWanderer according to the MPAA, yes. According to the law, no.

probably a DMCA argument.

Nathan Osman

@TheWanderer Why would they be illegal?

None of the ones I was looking at break HDCP.

Alex

hello everyone

I am trying to zip all files and folders within a directory including the hidden files

after searching I ended with:
zip -r myfile.zip directory-to-zip/.

Rinzwind

@Alex what do you mean "try"?

Alex

18:14

however I tried that but the zip file didn't contain any files

@Rinzwind I want to zip

Rinzwind

zip 1.zip * .*

is the correct method

Sergiy Kolodyazhnyy

that ^

Rinzwind

rm serg

hey no error >:)

Nathan Osman

E: serg cannot be found

Sergiy Kolodyazhnyy

or do find -type f -maxdepth 1 | xargs zip zipfile.zip

@Rinzwind cat /dev/zero > Rinzwind.txt

Rinzwind

18:16

@SergiyKolodyazhnyy I am a dog person :=)

Alex

@Rinzwind so it would be:
zip -r newfile.zip directory-to-zip * .*
?

Rinzwind

No... I'd suggest to use ...
zip -r newfile.zip directory-to-zip/* directory-to-zip/.*

but the files than will include "directory-to-zip" I would think

Alex

yes, it's ok to include the parent folder

the /* will zip all "normal" files and then /.* will zip the hidden files
is that right?

Rinzwind

yes

I am more partial to "tar" but I expect it works the same with zip

Sergiy Kolodyazhnyy

Lol, just as i was about to type that I kinda wanna go distro hopping again my Ubuntu froze

Alex

18:22

how long should it take to zip about 1Gigabyte files? is a minute or less normal? that's what it took when I used the other command. I'm not used to using zip so I'm not sure

Sergiy Kolodyazhnyy

Depends on your hardware

If you got SSD that will be fast, hard drive - slow

Rinzwind

@Alex about 30 seconds on my machine :=D

Alex

ok guys, thanks for the help

Rinzwind

np!

SmokeDetector

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Potentially bad keyword in answer: Annotate PDF with stylus by Jason on askubuntu.com (@ThomasWard)

Alex

18:32

oh, what size should I expect to have the zipped file assuming it's using default compression? +/-

it appears that the command is adding also files in same directory of the directory I chose

Sergiy Kolodyazhnyy

Gosh, I'm thoroughly enjoying the link that muru posted on my meta question. Some of the posts on Meta SE are just pure gold

Yoda is a developer, I see, not just in jedi ways, versed he is

So, should I go distro hopping after all ? Advice, guys

I'm probably going to come back to my Ubuntu 16.04 after all, I've too many valuable items on this SSD. Matlab and such, tons of scripts

Android Dev

19:11

@SergiyKolodyazhnyy Did that SSD that you thought died on you ever come back?

@Alex That really depends on the content of the file. If you are compressing something that's already compressed, such as a JPEG image, the file size will hardly be reduced at all

Sergiy Kolodyazhnyy

@AndroidDev I'm still using it to this day. It freezes every now and then, but works

Android Dev

@SergiyKolodyazhnyy But you are making regular backups now, right? >_>

Sergiy Kolodyazhnyy

@AndroidDev 。。。。nope

I probably should start doing that. Set up a cronjob or something

Ubuntu Questions on U&L

19:29

-1

Q: How does Gnome (or LXDE or UNITY) logout?

I want to make a desktop environment and I want to make a button that logs you out back to the default GUI login. Any ideas thanks.

linux ubuntu gui desktop-environment openbox

Android Dev

20:31

@SergiyKolodyazhnyy >_> Seriously? To each his own I guess, but you don't have much of a right to complain about data loss if you neglect to make backups :P

Android Dev

20:46

@TheWanderer Nah, that's too ordinary. How about sudo mv /usr/serg /dev/null --use-thomas-hammer-of-power

Sergiy Kolodyazhnyy

@AndroidDev well . . . agreed . . . and I probably should decrease the amount of data that potentially can be lost . . .

@AndroidDev mv: cannot stat '/usr/serg': No such file or directory ya'll can't find meh

user136984

21:43

Just upgraded to FF 54.0.1! Has it landed in the Ubuntu repositories yet?

TheWanderer

22:09

Ugh I'm gonna have to report my Google Play earnings on my taxes aren't I...

@SergiyKolodyazhnyy rm -rf /country/usa/co/den/Sergiy/

Sergiy Kolodyazhnyy

@TheWanderer rm: file not found: probably moved to China

TheWanderer

@SergiyKolodyazhnyy but no money so no

Sergiy Kolodyazhnyy

@TheWanderer are you sure ? I'm pretty sure I've enough cash for both visa and ticket

TheWanderer

You said it yourself

user136984

Ooh! I'm finally on the Reviewers of all time list! :)

TheWanderer

22:27

@SergiyKolodyazhnyy you should open a car repair shop and name it Sergo Motors

Sergiy Kolodyazhnyy

22:39

@TheWanderer nah, cars aren't my thing. I'll make a laptop company and gonna compete with System79. You know they're in Denver, right ?

user136984

Goodnight folks! :)

Byte Commander

@SergiyKolodyazhnyy Indicator question askubuntu.com/q/930848/367990

Sergiy Kolodyazhnyy

22:55

@ByteCommander answered. I doubt OP can get what they're asking though. I've been searching for click solution as well, but never found something like that.

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23:17

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Q: why is it? perfectly good answers get deleted?

why is it that certain perfectly good answers get deleted by a few, because they point out ubuntu's problems. one answer that was deleted is even given in ubuntu's manual. some people here need to get off their high horse and let others be helped

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TheWanderer

@SergiyKolodyazhnyy didn't pick up on the servo motor?

Sergiy Kolodyazhnyy

@TheWanderer Nope. I've played with induction motors and DC motors in my Electric Machines class, but I forgot almost everything after I passed that class. Remember, I am a horrible electrical engineer.

I'd like to express a few things about my college life, but the PG-13 nature of the chat won't allow me go into that type of lingo

TheWanderer

Come to hytd

Sergiy Kolodyazhnyy

@TheWanderer wat ?

edwinksl

hytd best chat

Sergiy Kolodyazhnyy

23:27

Ok, I'll go on discord and you guys can tell me all about it there. I've no idea what you guys are referring to

TheWanderer

@KazWolfe hue

RonnieDroid

23:58

Okay, Kivy is not fun :-\

Goodnight friends

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