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Phoenix
Phoenix
6:07 AM
I want to preserve my /home, but when I set the mountpoint for the old home partition to /home, it seems to duplicate it, taking up all available disk space.
Does anyone know how I can have just one instance of /home
Please I need urgent help
 
Downgoat
Downgoat
@Phoenix like sheep invading urgent or have essay due tomorrow haven't started urgent
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
@Downgoat The essay is finished but on my existing /home
 
Downgoat
Downgoat
@Phoenix ln -s?
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
I mean how to set it up in the installer
 
Downgoat
Downgoat
oh, so if I udnerstand correctly you are creating a new partion and you want to copy your home folder?
oh I see. In mac it'll keep it, it won't nuke user folders
does fedora do same?
 
user165474
6:20 AM
@LeakyNun So I'm assuming deduplication is forbidden?
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
@Downgoat I am reinstalling Fedora. I want to nuke my old install but keep its /home
 
Leaky Nun
Leaky Nun
@HyperNeutrino allowed, of course.
 
user165474
oh ok
 
user165474
I'll try doing more Jelly on a phone
 
Downgoat
Downgoat
@Phoenix ok so suggestion: new partition, reinstall fedora, blank home, mount old partion, move /home, nuke old partion
 
user165474
6:21 AM
it's annoying
 
Downgoat
Downgoat
or if you have a 128GB USB drive it become more easy
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
@Downgoat There isn't space to have my /home folder twice and have the rest of Fedora installed.
 
Downgoat
Downgoat
ohhh I see porblem
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
At least I can back up my essay, ty Live OS
 
Downgoat
Downgoat
I think it is fedora installer problem, did you tell it to not format?
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
6:24 AM
?
 
Downgoat
Downgoat
Do you have a backup?
 
Dennis
Dennis
@Phoenix Afaict it only lists the same partition twice for two installs.
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
Update: It's now letting me create sufficiently large partition
For swap
I can have a 50gb swap but a 3gb /
WTF
Ok
I got it to work by clicking random buttons and pushjing random keys
 
user165474
@LeakyNun pEÐfḢ€Q
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
I have actually no idea what I did
But it works now
 
Dennis
Dennis
6:30 AM
(stupid chat)
4
Anaconda is and always has been rather confusing.
 
Leaky Nun
Leaky Nun
@HyperNeutrino I can do it in two bytes...
 
user165474
...
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
Do I have to have a /boot partition?
 
user165474
wait is the set intersection built-in allowed? or is there something else I'm missing
 
Dennis
Dennis
No.
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
6:31 AM
Ok, won't bother with one then.
 
Dennis
Dennis
YaST alone is a good reason to favor openSUSE over other distros.
 
Leaky Nun
Leaky Nun
@HyperNeutrino result is invalid
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
Does anyone see the counter at the bottom that says 1 GiB free? There is not 1 GiB free.
 
user165474
oh ok
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
@Dennis Maybe I'll try OpenSUSE sometime.
Not right now though.
 
Dennis
Dennis
6:33 AM
If your Live CD comes with gparted, just set up partitions using a sane tool.
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
nope
It comes with KDE Partition Manager tho
 
Dennis
Dennis
You should be able to install it.
That's still better than Anaconda.
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
Would have been nice to have had that idea before spending an hour getting Anaconda to work, but now I finally got it to be how I want it I'm not touching anything.
Should I create a new user, and should it's name be the one in my existing /home
 
Dennis
Dennis
I'd personally not set up swap (assuming you have enough RAM), but most people disagree with me on this.
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
@Dennis I have 4 gigabytes
So I'm setting up swap
Also, because of Anaconda BS it takes up space I can't allocate to anything else anyway
For reasons
 
Dennis
Dennis
6:37 AM
Ok, that's not a lot. I'd still rather use zram though.
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
I might set up zram later
I have school tomorrow and its getting late, I just need a functioning OS ASAP.
/sigh
 
Dennis
Dennis
@Phoenix You have to create a new user. If you use the same name, your home directory (including the settings therein) will be preserved. If you want that depends on why you're re-installing (I assume) Fedora.
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
@Dennis I tried to switch to nvidia driver and ended up having only black screen in graphical mode.
I had a weird bug where occasionally after waking up my laptop only cursor could be rendered.
I hoped it would fix.
 
Dennis
Dennis
X settings could live in the home folder. If you want to use the same username, either delete all config files or rename the user folder in /home.
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
No, I definitely did not touch anything in /home
It was all in /etc
 
Dennis
Dennis
6:43 AM
Ah, OK.
Yet another reason to use openSUSE. With btrfs, you can just roll back all changes.
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
Thanks for the help!
 
Dennis
Dennis
np
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
@Dennis I'll give it a try whenever I actually have the time to create a bootable DVD and need to install a new OS for some reason.
 
Lembik
Lembik
@flawr hi
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
I don't actually really see the difference between distros that much
All I noticed switching from Ubuntu to Fedora (that wasn't caused by KDE) was more current repos and dnf instead of apt.
 
Lembik
Lembik
6:47 AM
@Phoenix the main differences are their updating system and the range of repos
@Phoenix gentoo for example is completely insane :)
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
Yep, IK
 
Lembik
Lembik
and, imho, shouldn't exist :)
also, some don't require you to reinstall regularly which you might like
I got bored of doing that after a while and go for LTS ubuntu
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
@Lembik I think that was caused by me doing a stupid and not Fedora
Although I am using Fedora 26...
 
Lembik
Lembik
but I suspect I use almost none of the features of gnome... so maybe there are big differences that I just don't notice
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
@Dennis Does OpenSUSE have 'spins' like Fedora or does it necessarily come with GNOME?
 
Dennis
Dennis
6:51 AM
@Phoenix openSUSE's pet DE is KDE. Iirc you can choose which one you want though. Since Leap 42, the installer is quite big and comes with a lot of stuff.
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
That's neat!
And yeah I was wondering why the installer is 4.7 GB
 
Dennis
Dennis
It's also not a live image, which is a bit disappointing.
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
Yeah, it would probably make the installer even bigger though.
 
Dennis
Dennis
Probably.
 
Lembik
Lembik
why does anyone care about whether they have kde or gnome?
I have failed to see a difference
 
Dennis
Dennis
6:54 AM
Because GNOME is awful.
 
Lembik
Lembik
@Dennis but in what way? I mean I use the DE to launch applications
they both do that
what else do you do with it?
 
Dennis
Dennis
Sure, so does openbox.
 
Lembik
Lembik
is openbox ugly?
is that what people don't like about gnome, that it is ugly?
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
May 1 at 3:05, by Dennis
GNOME 3 is awful. Sure, you can install a gazillion extensions to make it less awful, but installing a sane DE is much easier.
 
Dennis
Dennis
KDE lets you customize a lot of stuff. To turn GNOME into a sane DE, you need extensions. In my experience, these make GNOME even more unstable than mutter does by default, and they'll all break with the next update.
 
Lembik
Lembik
6:56 AM
but awful in what way? Does this just mean what it looks like?
I am still not getting it.. could you give a specific example which is not about looks?
 
Dennis
Dennis
What it looks like is a rather large part of the workflow. You can't have a task bar without an extension. You can't disable the hot corner without an extension, etc.
 
Lembik
Lembik
ok thanks! Taskbar and "hot corner" (a phrase I never heard before) I get
 
Dennis
Dennis
And mutter used to crash on me every now and then, but even when it didn't, it was rather sluggish.
 
Lembik
Lembik
what is mutter?
 
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Lembik
Lembik
6:59 AM
Mutter (software)
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got it
 
Dennis
Dennis
GNOME's window manager.
 
Lembik
Lembik
crashing is no good
to be honest, I no longer find linux in general rock solid
one feature that drives me crazy which I think I could fix if I knew how is that running a python script that uses too much RAM kills me PC cold
 
Dennis
Dennis
It never was. No OS with a monolithic kernel is.
 
Lembik
Lembik
I have to unplug it at the wall
@Dennis I used to find linux very stable
but I can completely kill it in a simple python loop now
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
I went into linux fully expecting everything to break occasionally
 
Lembik
Lembik
7:01 AM
there is no OOM killer it seems
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
It's like a mini-adventure each time I fuck up
 
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Phoenix
Phoenix
But I know so much more about how computers and such work now, it's totally worth it.
 
Lembik
Lembik
luckily ext4 rocks so no harm is done
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
Linux is fun.
@Dennis IDK what you mean by 'monolithic' but I've found Windows to break far less often than Linux
 
Dennis
Dennis
7:03 AM
@Lembik Are you using swap? The reaper will become active only when all virtual memory is starting to fill up. A large swap partition means there's a lot of disk trashing before anything gets killed, and that can take some time...
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
I know OpenSUSE is RPM-based, does that mean I can connect to COPR?
 
Lembik
Lembik
@Dennis someone said that me which seems odd. So I should remove all swap?
 
Dennis
Dennis
@Phoenix A monolithic kernel doesn't delegate tasks to servers in userland. If a driver inside the actual kernel crashes, the whole system goes down.
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
@Dennis Ah, I didn't realize it was a technical term. I thought it just meant 'large'
 
Dennis
Dennis
@Lembik If you have enough RAM, sure.
 
Lembik
Lembik
7:06 AM
@Phoenix there used to be arguments along these lines. Non monolithic kernels are better in every way except for in practice :)
@Dennis no one ever has enough RAM!
@Dennis to be precise, I have 8GB
 
Dennis
Dennis
@Phoenix Both use RPMs, but dnf and zypper aren't compatible. openSUSE has a lot of packages though, so you might not need to.
@Lembik Depending on what you're doing with it, that might be enough. zram helps.
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
@Dennis IHuh. There's even one for Discord, although the official Discord website only lists a .deb download.
And neither Fedora nor Ubuntu have it in their repos.
 
Lembik
Lembik
@Dennis If I was were running a system with 100s of users, I assume I could configure linux so this doesn't happen
@Dennis that is limit RAM usage per user or process
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
@Dennis Is software.opensuse.org/package/discord listing community packages? I can't tell.
The website looks like official repos
But looking at the downloads themselves I'm not sure.
 
Dennis
Dennis
Everything that starts with home: is packaged by an individual.
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
7:11 AM
So the community packages and official packages are listed together in one place
I'm liking OpenSUSE more and more
 
Dennis
Dennis
Yes. That's why you have to click show unstable packages to see those.
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
What's the difference between YaST and Zypper?
Is it like Yum and Dnf?
Or more like dpkg and apt
 
Lembik
Lembik
any windows user kind enough to help me compile codegolf.stackexchange.com/a/125863/9206 ?
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
@Lembik TIO?
 
Dennis
Dennis
zypper is a command-line tool. YaST is the installer and also a GUI for a lot of things, including package management.
 
Lembik
Lembik
7:15 AM
@Phoenix sadly I have to time it on my laptop for the challenge
until TimeItOnline is set up ... @Dennis :)
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
oic
Also it needs a library
 
Lembik
Lembik
I know!
I have cygwin and g++
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
No I just noticed that myself
Library is probably not on TIO
 
Lembik
Lembik
oh right
there should be an easy way to sandbox individual executables, if there isn't already
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
> openSUSE uses rpm as low-level package handler and zypper as easier frontend, plus a YaST2 module, yum, apt4rpm and PackageKit as options.
> yum
So it might be possible?
I mean, no real point, but still.
 
Lembik
Lembik
7:27 AM
and firejail for linux... interesting
 
Mayube
Mayube
7:43 AM
Morning chaps
 
Lembik
Lembik
and chapesses
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
> Looks at clock
> 12:44 AM
> ಠ_ಠ
 
Mayube
Mayube
8:45am here, just got into the office :P
@Lembik whatever helps you sleep at night
 
Lembik
Lembik
@Mayube ? :)
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
It's stupid how people with actual jobs get to wake up later than highschoolers.
I have to wake up before six
 
Lembik
Lembik
7:49 AM
@Phoenix but then you get to sleep all day :)
 
Fatalize
Fatalize
hehe
 
Lembik
Lembik
@Phoenix what do you do between before six and the first lesson of the day?
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
Being a band director must suck, +1 hour for before school jazz band, +1 hour for planning and such, get up at four.
@Lembik eat breakfast, change, travel to school, etc
 
Lembik
Lembik
what time is the first lesson?
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
I need to be there by 7, it's a half hour drive
(before six means 5:50, but still)
 
Lembik
Lembik
7:53 AM
7 seems early
when does school finish?
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
2
 
Lembik
Lembik
ah I see! :)
well there's the difference
 
Fatalize
Fatalize
30 min drive to go to school…
I had to walk for 5 minutes
 
Lembik
Lembik
if you have a job that starts at 7, it doesn't finish at 2
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
I hear the term "nine to five job" a lot so it would finish at three it it starts at seven.
 
Fatalize
Fatalize
7:55 AM
It finishes at 2 pm??
In highschool I had days starting at 8am and finishing at 6pm…
 
Lembik
Lembik
@Phoenix those exist.. but they don't pay much
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
Ah, I see.
 
Lembik
Lembik
@Phoenix also .. do you get any breaks?
most jobs have one minimal break for lunch
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
30 Minutes for lunch and five minutes between periods
 
Lembik
Lembik
that's not much!
I would go on strike :)
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
7:58 AM
Tbh if it meant ah extra half hour of sleep I would happily skip lunch
Microsoft Is terrible at naming things.
New console: *Xbox One X*
I wonder how long it took them to come up with that one.
 
Mayube
Mayube
X_boxone_X
next they'll announce the xXbox one X
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
xXxboxXx
 
Shaggy
Shaggy
@Phoenix I'll swap you my later start time for your 3 months summer holidays.
 
Mayube
Mayube
xXx_boxpussyslayer96one_xXx ?
 
ASCII-only
ASCII-only
@Phoenix Xbox One -> Xbox One S(uper) -> Xbox One e(X)treme -> Xbox One (I)nsane
 
Lembik
Lembik
8:07 AM
@Shaggy where do they get 3 months summer holidays!!
it's 6 weeks in the countries I know
 
Mayube
Mayube
my american friend gets 8 weeks
 
Shaggy
Shaggy
@Lembik 3 months everywhere I know (that being Ireland & the UK!).
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
@Shaggy We get out June 28
Basically two months
We do get a two-week winter break tho
 
Shaggy
Shaggy
@Phoenix Sure, 2 months holidays?! That practically nothing!
I wouldn't swap you me later starts fo that but you could have my 70+ hour work week instead! :D
 
Mayube
Mayube
@Shaggy as a brit, we got 6 weeks
you in uni or something?
 
Lembik
Lembik
8:11 AM
@Shaggy it's not 3 months in the UK
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
I can hardly say to do less work than you do, but that won't stop me from complaining about start time.
 
Lembik
Lembik
@Shaggy Term ends around 2? July and starts 1stish of Sept
 
Shaggy
Shaggy
I like how everyone's missing the point ;)
 
Lembik
Lembik
@Shaggy unless you mean private schools. Schools are like bikinis. The more you pay, the less you get.
to be fair, no one chatting here can claim they work very hard ;)
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
Noooooooo
I just realized it's Sunday
 
Mayube
Mayube
8:15 AM
@Lembik I'm a sysadmin, everything I do is working hard
 
Shaggy
Shaggy
@Phoenix I used to have a job with an 0530 start time, which meant me being up by 0400. My day's work would be done by 1430, though, giving me time to actually live life outside work. It was heaven compared to the "9-5" life.
 
Lembik
Lembik
@Mayube :)
 
Mayube
Mayube
@Phoenix No it's not, it's monday
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
Good point
When did it become one in the morning
 
Lembik
Lembik
an hour after midnight?
 
Mayube
Mayube
8:16 AM
@Phoenix 16 minutes ago
 
Shaggy
Shaggy
@Phoenix 8.25 hours ago.
 
Phoenix
Phoenix
I am sleep
o/
 
ASCII-only
ASCII-only
@Phoenix -6 hours 41 minutes ago
 
SIGSEGV
SIGSEGV
8:31 AM
No guys you dont get the point
 
ASCII-only
ASCII-only
@SIGSEGV ???
 
SIGSEGV
SIGSEGV
'When did it become one in the morning'
It cant be one in the morning
Or am I just weird
:|
 
Shaggy
Shaggy
@SIGSEGV Do you really want us to answer that one?! :D
 
smt
smt
just a quick noob question, given a hypothetical challenge where I had to print hello world to stdout, would this submission be acceptable? (with Go's imports and the main function in the header/footer fields and my one line function I want to submit as the actual 'code' on TIO): tio.run/##S8//…
 
ASCII-only
ASCII-only
@smt No, you need to include import ."fmt"
 
Shaggy
Shaggy
8:42 AM
^ What ASCII said
 
smt
smt
alright, thanks
 
ASCII-only
ASCII-only
import."fmt"
func f(){Println("Hello, World!")}
Should be valid
 
smt
smt
I see, thanks @ASCII-only
 
Shaggy
Shaggy
@smt And that's not a hypothetical challenge! codegolf.stackexchange.com/q/55422/58974
 
ASCII-only
ASCII-only
 
Alex K Chen
Alex K Chen
8:50 AM
What are good online sites/ebooks where I can find good non-trivial C programming challenges to solve, to supplement reading K&R ? (Solving the programme should require some amount of non-trivial thinking; and shouldn't require much knowledge of C syntax) ?
[cc: @ASCII-only @ny other who knows C]
 
Lembik
Lembik
@AlexKChen you could try project Euler
 
Alex K Chen
Alex K Chen
Yeah, thanks. Any other ?
 
ASCII-only
ASCII-only
 
Lembik
Lembik
@ASCII-only that was my link! :)
 
ASCII-only
ASCII-only
@Lembik ???
 
Lembik
Lembik
8:53 AM
@ASCII-only didn't I tell you about that link recently?
 
ASCII-only
ASCII-only
Oh maybe lol
 
Alex K Chen
Alex K Chen
Well it would be better if I couldn't fool myself - i.e I can upload the programme (or a concrete solution, as in PE) and they would run it against test cases.
 
ASCII-only
ASCII-only
@AlexKChen Yeah which ^ and ^^^ are
 
Alex K Chen
Alex K Chen
OK, thanks.
 
flawr
flawr
@Lembik I just saw your comment, you said you do not get any output?
 
Lembik
Lembik
9:00 AM
@flawr no not that. It doesn't output as it runs. So I have to guess the max it will get to in a reasonable amount of time and edit the source
I did that in the end but it's not very convenient
so if I run the code as you gave it I never get any output
 
flawr
flawr
But it should (and it does on my computer) . What did you use to run it?
 
Lembik
Lembik
I am on windows which might make the difference
ghc to compile
that's it
my real problem is how to compile the buddy solution in windows
 
flawr
flawr
@Lembik but it seems that way you never find out to what n it gets anyway?
 
Lembik
Lembik
@flawr I do by editing the source
so I tried up to n = 22 and that told me the limit was n = 21
 
flawr
flawr
Very strange =/
 
Lembik
Lembik
9:04 AM
f 21=540
time=77613
f 22=632
time=220391
 
Mayube
Mayube
I like the this will eventually stop challenge, because the longer the program runs the lower it's chance of terminating, which leads to some interesting probabilities
 
flawr
flawr
But how did you get that output now?
 
Lembik
Lembik
it just doesn't flush the buffer in windows it seems
@flawr I just ran your code with everything after n=22 removed
 
flawr
flawr
So it just prints everything when the program finishes?
 
Lembik
Lembik
exactly
 
flawr
flawr
9:05 AM
Would you mind sending me your compiled .exe?
(I can send you mine too if you want/trust me :)
 
Lembik
Lembik
:)
 
Mayube
Mayube
mommy told me not to take exes from strangers
 
Lembik
Lembik
sure but I am sure it's just a buffering issue in ghc+windows
 
Mayube
Mayube
or was that candy....
 
flawr
flawr
But I tested it on windows too (7)
(64 bit)
 
Lembik
Lembik
9:15 AM
@flawr so how would I send it?
 
flawr
flawr
@Lembik dropbox or something?
I think I just found a solution, but I don't know whether it works for you (as it worked on my machine anyway)
 
Lembik
Lembik
oh! I just found another oddity :)
 
Okx
Okx
In Java lambda expressions, for example, this (ungolfed): s->{s = s+6;System.out.println(s)}, sometimes you might add a semicolon to make this a valid statement when it is a function: Consumer<Integer> consumer = s->{s = s+6;System.out.println(s)};, but if you pass it to a function, you don't need a semicolon: insertFunctionNameHere(s->{s = s+6;System.out.println(s)});. So, my question is: do semicolons at the end of Java lambda expressions count in the bytecount?
 
Lembik
Lembik
if I find flawr.exe using windows explorer and click on it I see the output as it runs!
@flawr so the problem is cygwin
@flawr or at least running it from the command line
@flawr can you reproduce that?
 
flawr
flawr
I don't know cygwin
@Lembik It has my name on it :D
@Lembik from the normal windows command line it works for me
 
Lembik
Lembik
9:21 AM
ah ok... well in any case I don't think we need to worry about it any more
what was the pastebin for?
 
flawr
flawr
that was with enforcing unbuffered output
(line 29)
@Lembik yeah, lesson learned. I mean haskell is a really cool language, but I'm still too bad to do anything productive^^
 
Lembik
Lembik
oh I see!
there must be a better way of writing the code
but I am no haskell expert
 
flawr
flawr
Sure, I is just above my level:D (I used in fact Matlab to generate this haskell code^^)
 
Lembik
Lembik
aha!
 
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flawr
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9:33 AM
@NewMainPosts A dupe of codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/42728/… isn't it?
 
Fatalize
Fatalize
@Phoenix X.B.O.X is the acronym of XBox One X
Doesn't make it a less terrible name though
 
flawr
flawr
@Fatalize because of PHP?
@Phoenix And the version for male gamers is XBox One Y
 
Fatalize
Fatalize
at least you can laugh about PHP's awfulness. Here Microsoft wants you to spend $500, not as funny
(and by $500 I mean 500€, because we always get robbed)
 
ASCII-only
ASCII-only
@flawr No they're the Generation VI XBoxes
 
flawr
flawr
Well X has four arms so that makes sense.
 
Mayube
Mayube
9:43 AM
so a generation 2 is V
and 3 is K?
and 1 is.. |?
kinda falls apart when they get to 5 though
 
flawr
flawr
1 is Q
 
Mayube
Mayube
nah 1 would be l or I
would 5 be XI?
 
flawr
flawr
9:56 AM
UI designe at it's finest :D
 
Lembik
Lembik
@flawr are you about to test codegolf.stackexchange.com/a/125863/9206 ? I am not sure how to get it to run in windows
I need help please
 
Jan Dvorak
Jan Dvorak
Gives a new meaning to "pump up the volume"
 
Shaggy
Shaggy
10:11 AM
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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

ShaggyIn The Jailhouse Now code-golf ascii-art Stop Playin' Cards Given an integer n (where 4<=n<=10**6) as input create an ASCII art "prison door" measuring n-1 characters wide and n characters high. Example ╔╦╗ ╠╬╣ ╠╬╣ ╚╩╝ The characters used are as follows: ┌───────────────┬─────────┬─────...

(Real!) last call for feedback.
 
ASCII-only
ASCII-only
@JanDvorak And "crank up the volume""
 
Jan Dvorak
Jan Dvorak
Still not a fan of animated oneboxes, though
 
Shaggy
Shaggy
@JanDvorak Heh! Guess what I was listening to when I read that? youtube.com/watch?v=w9gOQgfPW4Y
 
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