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12:05 AM
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Q: Find out where the directory is in Linux?

SSHWhen I executed the command to give the pid of my processes running, it gave me like this - user@machineA:/$ ps -eo pid,command | grep exhibitor | grep java | grep -v grep 1615 java -jar ./exhibitor-1.2.3/lib/exhibitor-1.2.3-jar-with-dependencies.jar --fsconfigdir /opt/exhibitor/conf --hostna...

 
12:15 AM
anyone know if there's a python ppa so i can get python-3.4 on the double without compiling from source?
 
The dependencies are minimal... are you sure you can't compile from source?
I think all you need is autotools and a C compiler.
 
@hbdgaf hi buddy
 
I can for sure. I just didn't want that to be a step for installation instructions.
@Lucio sup bro
 
Oh, you have the eagle hat
 
3.4 gives you some awesome magic... like ordered dicts and ctypes.enum. i need the latter which depends on the former.
 
12:24 AM
@hbdgaf order those types on C# sucks
 
C# is ... not something I would choose to use.
 
Me neither
In fact, no one should choice C#
 
I can't say it sucks, because some awesome shops use it. I just don't like it.
@Lucio sure did
 
The compatibility sucks
You are forced to use the latest VS version and stay in that
 
I'm going to neglect to continue commenting on dotnet since it can only take a drastic turn for the worse.
 
12:28 AM
haha, that sounds right
Where should I store a GPG key in a Ubuntu partition?
Or does the gpg tool deal with it
 
they're stored in ~/.gpg or similar just a sec
~/.gnupg
 
So if I do gpg --gen-key it should store it there
 
correct
 
That is useful :)
 
i wouldn't have found it without doing an ls -la | grep pg in my home folder...just saying
i beg for a .gpg softlink to .gnupg
i point of fact i think i cd .g <kbd>tab</kbd> <kbd>tab</kbd> -ed
? everything i touch today breaks. i should sleep soon.
 
12:34 AM
HTML tags only work in posts themselves :/
 
Do you know why are there two files, like a ghost file?
 
no idea. i like that crypto exists, but i'm not bruce schneier.
 
ROTFL
haha, that was a fast joke xD
 
it wasn't a joke. i meant it.
 
It turned into a joke, it was the destiny :P
 
12:37 AM
kk
 
@hbdgaf what does that mean?
 
ok
 
okay cool.
 
oh
kk
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Q: I saw something in chat I don't understand

hbdgafWhat are some of the common chat items? I want to understand what people who are more familiar with other chat clients are trying to say to me.

 
so you found it. would you believe it got closed initially?
 
12:39 AM
nop
 
well, it did.
 
unbelievable
> IANAL - I am not a lawyer
Who wrote that? I'd never saw that
 
it's common.
i think a diff of google or yandrex 'IANAL ... but'(max 3 char gap) and 'IANAL' would be hilarious.
 
12:57 AM
@hbdgaf Sometimes I can't understand a single word of what you say.
This is a good idea:
Unfortunately I don't have a cheap pendrive
 
yandrex is like google, but run by russians that know you want to farm data. so they provide a more flexible search. i've wanted for a long time to have a grub sd-card extension by default so i could put a luks key for multiple machines and some other stuff on an sd-card that doesn't extrude from my laptop. then pull it out and put it in my wallet.
 
yep, that is smart
Yandex () is a Russian Internet company which operates the largest search engine in Russia with about 60% market share in that country. It also develops a number of Internet-based services and products. Yandex ranked as the 4th largest search engine worldwide, based on information from Comscore.com, with more than 150 million searches per day as of April 2012, and more than 50.5 million visitors (all company's services) daily as of February 2013. The company's mission is to provide answers to any questions users have or think about (explicit or implicit). Yandex also has a very large pr...
 
yes yandex. don't know why i threw in an r
 
Yeah, you made me doubt
 
probably the same reason i misplace the r in skrillex and call him skillrex all the time.
 
1:04 AM
> Revenue Increase 20.03 billion rub. (2011)[1]
^ that is like 20 US dollars.
 
yes, but a russian wife in the us costs like 2k. and an american wife in the us costs like 600k, seems like a comparable exchange rate for usefulness.
stops talking...
 
lol
 
Sometimes I wonder why I even come here anymore. o.ô
 
so ask an ubuntu question?
 
@FEichinger because you saw my avatar -.-
 
1:06 AM
I did? Where?
 
to be fair, this is the base-est the conversation from me has progressed to in like... months
 
10 mins ago, by Lucio
@hbdgaf Sometimes I can't understand a single word of what you say.
Yay!
 
GPG:
> Invalid character in name
damn..
 
it's better than a segfault from unicode parsing problems. just saying. use ascii characters
 
1:17 AM
I'm using the terminal
UTF-8
 
? what character pooched it?
 
@
:P
I was using the full NAME LASTNAME <MAIL>
 
ah. at least they saw the splitting problem...
 
Who can I cancel the process??
 
1:19 AM
@Mateo if it does work in xfce and doesn't work in unity, there's nothing i can do about it. i'm not booting in to broken to solve a problem that doesn't exist. even for a bounty...
 
lets close the terminal..
Passphrase, I forget about it
 
hm, working here...
on 12.04...
 
see you guys!
gn
 
remember there were pygi things that didn't work for me in python2 that did in python3 on 13.x. just saying. i don't even want to try and attribute it to anything...yet.
works here too
 
sure, hm. so... maybe something in the new unity
 
1:32 AM
It works on XFCE, which is what I use. Just letting you know. I'm on 13.10+. — hbdgaf 2 mins ago
 
although, I don't have icons on my desktop... so nautilus is not overlaying...
 
that is true too, but xfce uses thunar not nautilus
so it's an invalid argument. not that it's not right, but it's not valid logically.
 
hm, I think their approach is different, but yeah
 
i'm trying to find for sure arguments. is there a way to put nautilus as the default manager on xfce?
 
I think you can run it in terminal, and it will overlay, with out much problem
 
1:39 AM
hi...
 
sure, but that doesn't make it the desktop icon manager. if so, that's the testing step to separate nautilus from unity.
@RolandiXor sup roland
 
I used to run it like that a while back when I liked how it displayed icons on the desktop
 
@hbdgaf nm
 
@Mateo so you have a testing step that proves it's nautilus not unity?
 
@hbdgaf messes up my kde whenever something opens it... flashes on logout
I'm going to try, hold on
need to turn on icons on my install
 
1:42 AM
i don't use desktop icons. i could turn those on and see if it's related too. i can't see that doing it even as an optimization step though.
 
yeah, probably doesn't work the same in xfce
 
it's a store a png as the background and use it as a pixbuf to draw from in order to cheat a speed increase or actually poll for a background image type of thing.
 
stoped working when I turned off "have file manager handle the desktop"
 
that's fair. just saying i said the same thing about the windows phone benchmarks on their comparatives.
there's cheating on the background image or transparency somewhere
 
would need to test it on my virtual machine, but might do it
 
1:51 AM
you might have an answer there...
sounds like cheating on the background image to me. same as suggested. it's just that "everyone does it"
 
Holy crap! Merry Christmas Jorge. askubuntu.com/questions/380498/…
 
@Mateo it kills the desktop icons
> All you KDE-users can now be even happier with a KDE-enabled Xsnow 1.42! The snow will magnificently wipe out your icons, but not to worry, they're not really gone. By wiping with a window or something you can make them reappear. Car owners are used to this for years. Thanks to Robin Hogan (R.J.Hogan@reading.ac.uk) who figured this out for xpenguin.
I'm like 101% sure is nautilus
 
they should totally separate the icons from the background management already...
 
Hello Everyone>>>
 
not shown in debian with nautilus managing the desktop
@Mateo 2011 last update -.-
 
1:56 AM
It is kindof like with nitroshare on ubuntu 2d where the widget went behind the wallpaper
 
or x11 should have a redraw callback for the window. before applying stuff for desktop call redraw. then add effects. if icons had a way to add to background that was non-pixbuf add you could redraw the background and apply a filter. i think the disconnect is having a separate background/de buffer from render buffer.
 
nope, nautilus is not at fault
 
i don't think the widget went behind the wallpaper. i think that one was a compositing being present issue
 
Okay so I have a live cd with Fedora 19, and I have a laptop preinstalled with Windows 8. I am trying to boot the laptop from the live cd/dvd, but I can't.
I tried disabling UEFi mode and enabling it but nohting works.
 
@hbdgaf you could bring it back to visible by clicking on it in workspaces... not sure what was happening
 
1:59 AM
@Braiam Well, that was 13 years ago...
 
mm... weird, debian has it only in 64-bits version... wonders why
 
not working kubuntu 12.04
 
Anyone???
 
@Andy "Fedora"?
 
i'm tired. i need to fix the things i use more and mess with the things i don't use less.
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2:01 AM
@Braiam I mean it's still a Linux OS, and is very very close to Ubuntu.
 
Q: what is the fastest way to become off-topic on a distro driven QA site?
A: use a different distro
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try our friends at UL
 
@Andy :)...
This is:
@Andy no it isn't.
 
Okay, thanks guys
 
@Andy RPM vs DEB?
Canonical vs RedHat?
 
@Braiam exactly :D
Very same! Much similar! Wow! So Linux!
 
2:04 AM
@Braiam I'm not here to argue. I only need some assistance.
 
Wow!
@Andy we pointed you to where you can get some assistance with Fedora, but you are welcome to stay for other reasons, of course :)
We are normally very fun and very friendly.
 
@Andy Then ask the people that know that topic in chat.stackexchange.com/rooms/26/unix-and-linux
 

 /dev/chat

General discussion for unix.stackexchange.com. If you have a q...
 
you're much more likely to get results from people that use a thing than people that don't
 
Okay, sorry for taking your time. I apologize for the inconvenience. Bye and have a nice day. @all
 
2:06 AM
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@Andy same to you!
 
hm, works on ubuntu 13.04 in vm, going on to the next
ah, 13.10 broke...
 
for some motive it doesn't work on debian 32-bits and debian only packaged a 64-bit version... and it's non-free???
 
super cow powers for @JourneymanGeek?
 
Wouldn't compiz snow be easier?
 
2:18 AM
lol
 
not breaking what used to work would be easiest...
 
:)
 
I need to revive my old shoebox pc
 
just finished watching street kings again. every time i watch it i take away something a little different.
 
tempted to shove it in a bigger case so I have more room for drives
 
2:19 AM
I like shoeboxes
 
@Mateo: Its a nice mini itx, but I don't like the fact it uses a custom PSU
 
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Q: How to recognize hostname on the port number 8080 in Ubuntu machine?

SSHI have a very basic question here. This thing is puzzling me a little bit. I have two machines, one is my local desktop running Windows and I have cygwin installed in it and second machine I have is in staging domain in our company which is running Ubuntu 12.04. I started Netflix Exhibitor like...

 
well, not custom
but not atx
 
mh, the mini Itx power supply
 
@JourneymanGeek why not? btx cases were always too loud.
 
2:20 AM
naw, mine looks even smaller and thinner
@hbdgaf: naw, this uses a smaller PSU. The advantage with standard ATX is they are cheap and common
 
i'll trade space for normalcy of components all day.
 
@hbdgaf: until it breaks.
 
You could get a dc-dc - like a laptop, have a black box outside of the box - spacious on the inside
 
yeah, considered that
 
i mean i want normal components. i want cheap, every day, atx power supplies...
 
2:22 AM
there's some cases that are a happy medium
 
last desktop i ran had two atx power supplies. one for video card and one for everything else. i wouldn't change a thing except losing it.
 
why the oO?
 
if I was building a mini itx box today bit-tech.net/hardware/cases/2012/09/14/…
I'd use this
@hbdgaf: using two PSUs is... unusual
shorted the video card one?
 
those fancy cards take alot of power, so either buy a more expensive powersupply or run a seprate for the graphics and buy cheep normal ones,
 
2:25 AM
you just jump out or connect the pair of mobo sense cables. there's even an adapter cable for it so you don't have to use paperclips and duct tape...
 
yeah
in this case I'm basically building a low budget nas
(since grumble the one I want is a bit too expensive for me to be able to afford for now)
 
if it's not the one i want, it's not the one i get. i either get it or i don't.
my mobo failed to post with a reasonably powerful psu. so i put the box itself on a weak psu and the vid card on the other psu by itself.
1440 stream processing units and crysis 2 on kill my card ran flawlessly
 
@hbdgaf: I'm trying to jerry rig one out of stuff I have first ;p
 
it's a thing or it isn't. i'm not a half-measures kind of guy. it causes a LOT of conflict in other aspects of my life as well.
 
my gaming box is awesome.
 
2:31 AM
i don't have one of those.
 
I need to upgrade mine, want to test out steam os
 
@hbdgaf: as I see it, I'm trying to fill a need. I have sufficient patience to wait, especially when I realise computers are an expensive hobby ;p
 
i had a triple monitor, triple boot, 1440 spu, dual psu monster i built for 350 for the barebones, 300 for the vid card, 300 for the three monitors, 40 for the dispayport adapters. "all the way, or not at all." it's my credo
 
lol
If I had a job, I'd do that.
wait... 300 dollars for 3 monitors?
thats pretty cheap
 
yeah, it was a tiger direct special offer one day sale thing
21 inches each and three identical monitors. i would never do it any other way and have my rig looking all mixed-ghetto
in point of fact it might have been a tad over 300 since it was 3 @ 99 + tax and free shipping.
 
2:42 AM
hehe
at the moment I have a 21 inch asus, and a laptop
at some point I'll do the same thing
rest of my system is good enough though, core i7, 16gb of ram and a gforce 660
so... I can run games at maximum resolution ;)
 
i'm not sure i see myself having a desktop again. like running modern games at all.
 
I game a fair bit
I also tend to have nice keyboards and mice ;p
 
i sort of shifted my focus to fun doesn't matter. electronics should be disposable. hobbies don't exist. put up or shut up. type of thing. i would game, but it provides no measurable benefit. it's fun, but i can't measure that.
 
my systems need to last at least 5 years
might as well get something that will hold up for that long
 
my rig lasted that long. i didn't punish it...much
it was still running until someone lied to me and said they mailed it. then removed the hard drive retaining screws and put it in the mail. then called me from 9 hours of flight away to say -- my bad i lied. then said, but i'm your mother so it's okay for me to lie to you and break your shit intentionally, then said, but i don't understand why you won't talk to me any more.
 
2:56 AM
o0
 
yes. that happened. last year.
 
my c2d is experiencing some minor issues
but she's still running
funny thing is she's the last system I have that isn't named after a greek/roman goddess
 
i think i started my oubliette naming convention before i lost the last desktop.
 
(right now, I have Athena, Artemis,Nyx, hestia and Cloacina. I used to have a juno as well)
 
at this point i don't have any metal i can't fit in a backpack with a week's worth of clothes
 
3:09 AM
oh
most of those are laptops
nyx is a desktop, and hestia is a raspi
I tend to repurpose our obsolete system for things.
 
@JourneymanGeek ironic hat
 
;p
I'm in disguise!
 
lol
Mates, come with me! :P
Oh my, RSA 4K keys are long
 
3:45 AM
We should all wear one hat over our faces and invade the English room.
 
haha that would be funny
but I don't have an E.SE account
 
4:07 AM
You don't need one.
You can join any chat room you want here.
(Except private ones.)

 English Language & Usage: Multi-Layer

Not for the faint of heart or those easily triggered by Englis...
Face covering time... j/k
 
@NathanOsman If I encrypt but no body is there :(
The people there are to formal. They all have the same hats!
:O no misspell
:O no faces D:
Silly spamer
Stop trolling.. — systemovich 27 mins ago
lol
That should be a flag.
CAT POWER!
 
4:29 AM
@Lucio His question is illogical.
 
4:54 AM
@NathanOsman do you know a bit about Cyphers?
OpenSSL offers this variations for Camellia:
-camellia-256-cbc
-camellia-256-cfb
-camellia-256-cfb1
-camellia-256-cfb8
-camellia-256-ecb
-camellia-256-ofb
-camellia256
but what does the chars at the end means?
 
I'm not sure.
I really don't know that much about ciphers, sadly.
It's one of those things I've wanted to learn more about but just haven't had the time.
 
Strangely, everyone on the web use -aes-256-cbc and I bet that most of them doesn't know the difference between that and -aes-256 lonely
@NathanOsman yeah, there are a lot of things in a programmer life that want to learn
But time is against us :)
 
I learned just enough about OpenSSL to be dangerous :P
 
haha
 
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A: Programmatically Create X509 Certificate using OpenSSL

Nathan OsmanI realize that this is a very late (and long) answer. But considering how well this question seems to rank in search engine results, I figured it might be worth writing a decent answer for. A lot of what you will read below is borrowed from this demo and the OpenSSL docs. The code below applies ...

That's about the extent of it.
 
5:08 AM
wow, that is a long answer
 
It took a long time to write.
 
@NathanOsman Well, you are a hacker on C++
Why do you use -aes-256-cbc instead of -aes-256? What is the difference? — Lucio 2 mins ago
 
Here's what the actual code for creating the certificate looks like:
It's actually not that bad. 148 lines including whitespace.
 
Gists are useful
but easy to forget
Why do you use aes-256-cbc instead of aes-256? What is the difference? — Lucio 1 min ago
Lets wait for an answer 8)
@NathanOsman see you tomorrow
gn
 
Night.
 
5:29 AM
'n' day, night 'n' day.
 
5:55 AM
@RolandiXor: o/
Did you hear that the e-books private beta started?
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You can get help with publishing your book now!
 
@NathanOsman I didn't know it had launched :D
I haven't checked my mail in almost a week now.
 
I'm over there madly answering questions :P
 
Awesome!
I'm in :)
 
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Q: URL with hostname doesn't work but it works with IP Address

TechGeekyI have a very basic question here. This thing is puzzling me a little bit. I have one Ubuntu machine which is running 12.04 and I am connecting to that machine from putty in my desktop (which is running windows). I started Netflix Exhibitor like this in that Ubuntu machine - cronusapp@phx5qa0...

 
6:48 AM
wow...how did I get invited to a chat to help fix something on serverfault? oh well. taking a look.
 
7:27 AM
@NathanOsman nice.
 
7:37 AM
virtualenv is not compat with manually compiled python-3.4 == pain
 
7:51 AM
builds something else from source..
 
 
2 hours later…
9:27 AM
@ThomasW. , He's actually a pretty intelligent guy(he uses Linux), bu,t he just wanted a laugh. I told him i got a mail from amazon(weird ass email adres) and told him about it, jokingly saying should I open the zip file attachment :P?. he kept saying yes. And am like BI**H am on Linux! what can it possibly do to me? The answer is: nothing. nothing. Am on Linux.
What? what? What? what?
 
 
2 hours later…
11:38 AM
Did I scare people off?
 
12:37 PM
 
I
got
the
stallman
hat
"The Stallman" awh yeah. I miss my beard ;'/
 
12:55 PM
I am still searching for a solution for this problem:
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Q: Microphone works, but line in not

John ツI have an interesting issue with Ubuntu. I have a laptop that has one jack for line in/microphone and line out/headphones. This the reason why I bought a spliter like below: Splits one 4 pines jack into two jacks: micrphone and line out I have an external studio microphone and headph...

I have just tested it on Windows 8 and it works fine...
@Takkat Maybe you come with a good answer..? :-)
I would open a bounty if I would be sure that anyone has the solution. :-)
 
@イオニカビザウ I am sort of out of my wits on that one, sorry.
 
1:20 PM
Got bored so edited almost all the Highest votes questions from stackoverflow :D
prettified the links :P
 
1:45 PM
Chuck Yeager - this is a secret hat
Why do I not get to know the secret when I get the hat? :-(
 
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Q: Which distro should I chose?

Abhinandan N.M.Okay I admit, currently I'm a windows user(looser). And now I'm learning node.js, rails so I have to switch to linux. And currently I have two choices. Fedora and Ubuntu. In contrast it looks that it is just difference of opinions. So I just wanted to clarify that is there any differences betwee...

 
2:00 PM
@Rinzwind, good question! I have two :/
 
@Braiam how did you earn your hat?
 
@Rinzwind because the secret leak ;)
 
2:20 PM
@Braiam sure about that? there should be a python-distutilsextra somewhere
btw, i am tracking your fork on Github. Keep doing the work.
 
2:48 PM
@blade19899 Your friend can still use Linux, but be an idiot, even if they're joking :P
 
@jokerdino I saw someone using an image with your name in it on AU today >:)
and can someone kill this:
 
That's not me, is it?
 
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Q: i requrest a shell script to create a detail report with all detail

ahmed aliI request a shell script to create a detail report with all detail. To create all programs details and including dumps of kernal and error reports.

@jokerdino nope! :)
 
I can't find anyone. :/
 
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