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<ExeciN16> but its show =
<ExeciN16> errors? screens? obvious things you'd tell someone to troubleshoot issues?
<ExeciN16> zero maintenance
<ExeciN16> the operational net effect is the same if you create the index explicitly vs declare it.
<ExeciN16> I have the C programming language version 2
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<brenns106> just tried logging out and in again typing the exec name does not make it come up in the terminal
<brenns106> Corvus`: Yeah, I go stoopid sometimes
<brenns106> does anyone have concrete thoughts on https://handshake.org?
<brenns106> You switch to ubuntu or whatever, can't get your microphone to work, you ask somewhere, and you get someone yelling about manuals and stuff
<brenns106> Just set the git remote to git@github.com:your_username/desired_repo_name.git and push
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<woodcruft4> gehn: I noticed it.
<woodcruft4> you did check the faq?
<woodcruft4> • Expected a type, but ‘f '[x]’ has kind ‘b’
<woodcruft4> similarly, no ideal voltage source exists.
<woodcruft4> like a PM
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<claris15> When I run git merge it says this branch(master) has no origin, but git remote show origin says master is tracked.
<claris15> But unlikely.
<claris15> what the web server choose to use?
<claris15> se (W)hole disk MBR, whole disk (G)PT, (O)penBSD area or (E)dit? [OpenBSD] GPT
<claris15> (not in cat)
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<Optic3> oh, i was talking about regular vim
<Optic3> Jan-: the function name is an address already but you need to copy the address, not call it, so you use &
<Optic3> How does the script get started?
<Optic3> i say 'squeezing', they demonstrated how to use C++ zero-cost abstractions to write C64 friendly code
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<mka_> not a
<mka_> With any of the drivers, despite me installing the packages from the Ubuntu/Debian repo.
<mka_> oft_gegong: Not necessarily. 64 bit version can also be a.out
<mka_> A != Ah
<mka_> I had that on a couple of other networks that I opered
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<gregks20> Zexaron: i use mc to do my heavy lifting with vfu handy to manage the posix stuff http://i.imgur.com/A0XPdTK.jpg
<gregks20> that would be so evil
<gregks20> oh, ill try that. thanks
<gregks20> Stop writing unix programs for windows users.
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<^^^^> We could do cryptomining with the spare resources of the onboard computer of the cars
<^^^^> there's a whole bunch of features all wrapped into that silicon
<^^^^> ah yes torus of the infinite genus
<^^^^> "Channel layout '5.1' with 6 channels does not match specified number of channels"
<^^^^> \x doesn't want to go to NO to live under Sharia Law
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<pavonia14> Pizza Hut, or Dominos?
<pavonia14> TBotNik: you should run and show the output of all these commands you have listed on your first post.
<pavonia14> why isn't there a soft limit, almost a hysteresis, on RAM where as you approach a preset percentage of the amount of main memory in use
<pavonia14> iridium
<pavonia14> If it's plain old html then what's the cookie needed for?
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<kaizen2_> merijn: I don't need to convert
<kaizen2_> thanks agaffney walkafwalka i figured filter_plugin was the way to goo
<kaizen2_> linuxdaemon17: You are here in #fedora-unregistered because you are not registered or identified with freenode. See https://freenode.net/kb/answer/registration or /msg nickserv help register for more information.
<kaizen2_> which is 4.2v
<kaizen2_> in the pic?
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<fluidcode> jcline24: You are here in #fedora-unregistered because you are not registered or identified with freenode. See https://freenode.net/kb/answer/registration or /msg nickserv help register for more information.
<fluidcode> But the install disk lacks wpa_supplicant
<fluidcode> np, glad that got an answer
<fluidcode> Jan-: this is one finicky roof rat :)
<fluidcode> hapax ?
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<rb04a11> fysa: I doubt it's QtCore
<rb04a11> it’s even shorter :)
<rb04a11> longwuyuan: and you are using -L?
<rb04a11> Well, it displays just fine on Riot web for me, but it never worked on Riot android, which considers it a normal message. Sorry for pinging you 😅
<rb04a11> cronolio: yes
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<coxn5> wait - solidfox you are now for not increasing the min wage??? /facepalm
<coxn5> garyzeasshole: not going to do that with a smartphone
<coxn5> I understand the rest of the equation
<coxn5> asig is on the ball
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<CobHead29> LiENUS: Oh its got leads crimped on?
<CobHead29> Check out this online compiler: https://www.tutorialspoint.com/compile_c_online.php
<CobHead29> garyzeasshole's backyard...
<CobHead29> domhnall: everyones are sleeping there ;)
<CobHead29> defined using limits of upper or lower Riemann sums, using ever-finer partitions, etc.
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<Redeuxx13> Interesting analysis of Micro.blog and IndieWeb: https://vega.micro.blog/2018/08/20/diversity-on-microblog.html
<Redeuxx13> it's an extended glob.
<Redeuxx13> didnt a guy write a c compiler in vimscript
<Redeuxx13> if you want an actual comparable view of the page
<Redeuxx13> i've got a routine where ibuprofen + caffiene + going for a long walk seems to knock em' out
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<hacosta3> Something like this would be a great addition for a 1.0 announcement.
<hacosta3> I changed kernels
<hacosta3> dmwit: (False,False)
<hacosta3> a lot of fixed point "casting" is actually just pretending that the same bits represent a different format, and sometimes maybe shift them left or right.
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<halftroll5> vokoscreen will not launch.
<halftroll5> i don't know the formal name though
<halftroll5> Your*
<halftroll5> catphish: i think most hobby projects stay away from mains, which likely is why you are having trouble finding a solution
<halftroll5> there are only expressions
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<rzmt16> actually I think its an argument to the --startuptime option?
<rzmt16> GPF_1: it's actually the other way around
<rzmt16> i'm trying to get a call graph of a c file and can't find much in the way of tools
<rzmt16> i just mean axis-aligned unit vectors
<rzmt16> yelhamer, :o
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<sericon1> Riastradh: Netflix would disagree, per their ToS.
<sericon1> haven't tried pandoc yet. is the output close to github markdown files?
<sericon1> Which includes it being officially released, implemented, and adopted widely enough.
<sericon1> boot1, what command did you use
<sericon1> it is just norht of the santa clara county/alameda county border in Scenic Fremont
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<Whiskey18> err, one of those should have said RankNTypes
<Whiskey18> "I am a 9front user, fighting in the forces which guard my country and
<Whiskey18> oops missed char
<Whiskey18> I will test one more time.
<Whiskey18> action_plugins = ansible-base/action_plugins
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<Jokler12> maybe setting LD_LIBRARY_PATH; not certain
<Jokler12> they added a thermeocouple header
<Jokler12> davor, i didn't see DDRA in original code.
<Jokler12> tweekmonster & any idea the name of the init file with default settings in nvim [if there is one]
<Jokler12> not loading
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<venom0029> that's not tsvectors
<venom0029> zap0: japan, always here to help
<venom0029> err, but I also have a full repo with full history .. which I also would like to keep
<venom0029> catphish, well thanks for your help
<venom0029> streetvillains: i dont think you should ping people randomly
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<kou17> Yes, you are a ding ding
<kou17> squigzy: oh lol
<kou17> s*
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<spockers16> Steven95: if you don't get the mail, please drop (/msg nickserv help drop) and re-register
<spockers16> magikman: No, sorry, I just don't have a lot of time to help right now. :(
<spockers16> pragma didn't deregister so i presume underneath he wanted to keep returning open.
<spockers16> fac = fix (ap (flip if' 1 . (0 ==)) . ap (*) . (. subtract 1))
<spockers16> that's security?
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<Mad_Hat0> (1-P)/P^2 is correct, it gives that confidence interval at two sigma
<Mad_Hat0> tomreyn: Heres a screenshot -> https://imgur.com/a/JSDcXHC
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<tcsc26> are you runnig owncloud or nextcloud?
<tcsc26> RandomReader, how it is possible if even signess of char type is implementation-defined ?
<tcsc26> oh, i got this: begin; select repos.get_flujo('flux','detalle'); fetch all in "flux"; fetch all in "detalle"; end; ERROR: cursor "detalle" already in use
<tcsc26> nothing to do with me.
<tcsc26> stay stronk solar
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<darkhorizon4> ok thanks blackflow. Can I boot into the original kubuntu and copy the directory from there? would that be easy?
<darkhorizon4> and it takes 4 hours to compile webgit
<darkhorizon4> Hi! I was watching Bryce Lelbach's talk about c++17. On one of his slides he constructs a std::stringstream from a std::string_view. when I try that I get a "no matching function" compiler error. How can I construct a stringstream from a string_view?
<darkhorizon4> detha, oh! It all seems more reasonable now :P
<darkhorizon4> FreeBDSM: ' uname -r ' .
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<milessabin22> there is.
<milessabin22> thank you iamben wraeth for helping me through my journey of installing gentoo - I have succesfully managed to install it and right now I'm configuring wifi and setting up i3wm.
<milessabin22> I assume two or fewer is the sum of two and one or fewer
<milessabin22> and now even comment leader is no longer automatically inserted
<milessabin22> The current block height is 1,666,042. Difficulty is 71,082,425,302. Hashrate is 591.80 MH/s.
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<dpanth3r23> no evidence no crime
<dpanth3r23> Unless you use some perfect hashing
<dpanth3r23> in git config you have options like --global, --system, --local
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<earldouglas5> bah, codex doesnt build from stackage.
<earldouglas5> Tap it in with a small mallet to seat.
<dpanth3r23> just spams my status console
<earldouglas5> oh this is a particular case
<dpanth3r23> pFFFF
<earldouglas5> random666: I think what will happen as a result of getting one and having a background in linux, you gain even more appreciation for things being open and transparent.
<dpanth3r23> kurahaupo: im going to test it out
<earldouglas5> definitely the culprit
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<Iambchop_> go home androircsucks, we all know you have erectile dysfunction
<Iambchop_> monochrom: yeah but reading core scales fairly badly to giant code bases
<Iambchop_> like uh typing ":" to trigger the emoji selection menu.....
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<edleafe14> oh... i do know some texts saying it is for "advanced undergraduates or 1st year graduates" in the preface
<edleafe14> some of us were born in hell Mochi101
<edleafe14> johto: of course i tried both joe and JOE, which is my user name
<edleafe14> it is the `hm-switch`
<edleafe14> Guest72003: you're violating pool policy
<edleafe14> why does systemd-analyze say it takes 2.5 seconds to load the kernel, but the vmlinuz image on my machine is only 7.5 mb?
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<bdt3> hey you came up with the overflow thing yourself
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<banc9> does that also result in a black screen?
<banc9> blawiz, that's a flawed question from the beginning
<banc9> ~seen rms
<banc9> dry: once you finish filtering, it'll be a new repo
<banc9> i dunno !
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<tBunnyMan21> the elven rings arent bad ideas in it
<tBunnyMan21> command is " .trivia start "
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<TomJepp7> xp0inter: I tested any ports and all of them work , it m,eans the ISP allocate the full port ip to me , I think I think I'm so lucky or there is a technical problem in the ISP
<TomJepp7> i need the comp package for the man 2 ?
<TomJepp7> at least not always
<TomJepp7> "Support for i586 and lower processors, as well as for i686 processors without the cmov instruction, was dropped in Ubuntu 10.10."
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<redarrow> Is there anything wrong with piping from `find`?
<redarrow> dminuoso, you don't.
<redarrow> Dice24: can you paste /etc/systemd/system/qbittorrent.service
<redarrow> oryois: what is this machine? A remote server? How did you set it up?
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<Stealth26> Intersect sounds like the right one I'm looking for thanks.
<Stealth26> chron0: germany is over
<Stealth26> I thought that that would trigger the script at 06:00 in the morning each day
<Stealth26> but thats the current version!
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<fkrone12> or actually I tried Turtle.cd first
<fkrone12> Jumping a head a bit.
<fkrone12> it's a freaking two bedroom apartment. I need to go through two concrete walls
<fkrone12> might be easier to configure it after installation
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<nirved> io_elephant: uh...i don't know? probably have to use a tool that would try and work around VFS as much as possible
<nirved> it's actually p nice, I think.
<nirved> tweekmonster: with djangoplus#complete -x C-o doesn't produce list of completions at all.
<nirved> given that it produces UB, the compiler /can/ in principle use it to optimize
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<Tritlo> huck: you'll need the --force-overwrite
<Tritlo> BluesKaj, Yes!! This is what always happens with me. Except this time with Ubuntu. KDE Neon worked fne Budgie worked fine .. not this one
<Tritlo> faLUCE: The whole point was to get the audio circuitry away from the computer... so yes.. also if what I searched for online is what you got... that's a hunk of junk
<Tritlo> `git clean`!
<Tritlo> I want to be..
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<dwilc3> theoretically the less syscalls you use the faster it should be
<dwilc3> people with self respect
<dwilc3> just begin. use a spreadsheet. or use a time tracking app. or use a text document. better yet, use yaml and a static site/document generator. depends on your goals and needs.
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<prawnsalad26> ekaj: no journalctl either?
<prawnsalad26> baby oil very bullish
<prawnsalad26> it's intentional language
<prawnsalad26> w4|k3r: you mean the font size of a tty? .bashrc is not being read to get font settings.
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<BurningPrincess2> oh, these are PG 9.2, not 9.4 yet
<BurningPrincess2> I am trying to found where the script get xcrys instead of xcrysden
<BurningPrincess2> ok I got it, thanks
<BurningPrincess2> if its got a 0 at the start, its one byte, if it has more, you need to read on to see how long its going to be
<BurningPrincess2> ^7heo: if it helps, I think I accidentally caused a heated discussion about how "$100k network equipment doesn't exist and whoever buys a $100k switch/router/firewall is an idiot who should be fired. period." in ##linux yesterday
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<ThePendulum1> dmwit: What was your evil trick?
<ThePendulum1> i've heard people got rich with crypto
<ThePendulum1> yeah, well.. I think there is only one solution to this madness, I will use python and jinja templates to create the error handling structs and debugging functions for said structs, C leaves me no choice.
<ThePendulum1> Ah, and >= to -1
<ThePendulum1> That destroys the performance, though...
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<Paradisee> funabashi: Visio is the industrystandard, but i like to use draw.io for homelabs and whatnot
<Paradisee> your unique index is on (parent_mvt, source)
<Paradisee> Because the interval length is (T_0 - t_0)
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<stormi17> badboyjer you are having some sort of issue? i don't have enough scrollback to see
<stormi17> ѕtаrѕ аre ᥒot ⅾοіnɡ Allɑh іs ⅾഠinɡ
<stormi17> I don't find it odd at all. Just ... very Apple.
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<malkauns> Ciao
<malkauns> ill just replace with dwXXX1 so i notice if need be
<malkauns> and then you're reduced to dimension 1 -- you are looking for x_n such that some polynomial x_n doesn't vanish
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<deed0239224> [41.249.227.139 (MA - netname: ADSL_Maroc_telecom)]
<deed0239224> sure you can make them dance and shit
<deed0239224> oof, priceyyy
<deed0239224> you can't compress files from one set to another smaller set without loss
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<twistedline2> Oh wait I get it
<twistedline2> Monero price in USD = $118.36
<twistedline2> violet shows as white
<twistedline2> [ How to coreboot your X220 (seabios + vgabios & me cleaner) - YouTube ] - www.youtube.com
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<Kode__28> stgakha: however the `file` lookup does support encrypted files
<Kode__28> ok i changed it to initialize both *in and *out with NULL, moved in = fopen(argv[1], "r"); before the if statement
<Kode__28> e.g. how it integrates with readers, webmentions (we've made an attempt at private webmentions, so you can privately reply or send a message to someone, and there's 3-4 implementations of those, but the approach we used isn't great), ...
<Kode__28> I think it does b/c otherwise half of the signal is amplified and the other half is reduced?
<Kode__28> _Coffee: So, release your DHCP address, and renew.
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<Guest17236> especially for production systems
<Guest17236> or a usb connected controller (ps3 dual shock-which works on every other port
<Guest17236> IFS=. read -ra tmp <<< "$version"; part=${tmp[0]}.${tmp[1]}
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<sjefen613> no-mail
<sjefen613> dr4ken: to quote a famous chatter, and what if you use a sane dist?
<sjefen613> im not in there anymorre
<sjefen613> a moment, I was away playing... lemme look :)
<sjefen613> maret: with git reset, you go back and take an old picture and say "this is where I am now"
<sjefen613> abc actually its not illegal in the full sense
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<Anttof> "default character"
<Anttof> and then type search locally.
<Anttof> anyway. how is my "awesome" setup guys? http://saderror256.cf/scrots/awesome.png
<Anttof> iqubic: Ah.
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<bmlzootown13> MrElendig: just "# dmesg" directly after hotplug? I have run the command before and after and there is no change
<bmlzootown13> what is sufficient for a square matrix to admit an LU decomposition?
<bmlzootown13> Never mind, I guess it could still be an issue because it reduces cache efficiency.
<bmlzootown13> JIZHANHUANG: It talks about the topology of metric spaces in chapter 2, which is a good place to start learning some of the most important topological ideas
<bmlzootown13> and i've been doing PHP for about 20 years :P
<bmlzootown13> PS/2 is DIN
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<aeffle> Or perhaps I should say multigraphs.
<aeffle> before i tried the gui approach
<aeffle> unyu: its *a thing*
<aeffle> We will attempt to remux streams for 4K (UHD) content where possible, but in some cases, the video may be transcoded to 1080p (full HD)
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<elnormous> evanesoteric: The TP-Link TL-WR841N is extremely cheap, you could get a couple of these, flash OpenWRT onto them, and have a good dig around. You'll be able to reset them a few times without much money loss. Don't rush into building a router.
<elnormous> rocam? Never heard of it.
<elnormous> no, same thing
<elnormous> pagnol: chipset? ubuntu version? kernel?
<elnormous> yeah personally for commands in the crontab itself, I prefer to use FULL paths
<elnormous> WeeChat 2.3-dev (git: v2.2-69-ga9e84bfc5) [compiled on Aug 25 2018 11:11:18]
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<rasb_> Say I want to replace getX with getY in the current function.
<rasb_> are kbd/mouse still working?
<rasb_> It does as you can see. But since “l” is not a dependent expression, it won't attempt to look it up in any dependent base, so it won't find anything.
<rasb_> (which turned out to be far less trivial than it sounds)
<rasb_> Some diesels have a choke to forcibly shut off air to the engine.
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<Freek27> jetchisel: 'test string with it\'\''s in it'
<Freek27> All the cool kids learn their math on IRC
<Freek27> but now that I'm thinking about it, maybe I'll wear the breitling tomorrow
<Freek27> that's what I read
<Freek27> it's just an annoyance
<Freek27> otherwise the gcode kernel driver refuses or something ?
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<mugsie0> so I am going through layers of images to find what the next level changes are
<mugsie0> Scotty, unaffiliated or affiliated bot?
<mugsie0> Does the IP you're trying to hit reside on 10.176.128.0 255.255.240.0 ?
<mugsie0> I guess the underscores were cut in their CMS ... working link is http://www.nongnu.org/avr-libc/user-manual/group__avr__pgmspace.html
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<jmccrory1> dax thanks!
<jmccrory1> then why does it require a pair of values for the calculation to be correct
<jmccrory1> bought the tubing in a hardware store lol
<jmccrory1> 'cabal install wx' returned many errors
<jmccrory1> JacobTDC: depends on how you make it private,
<jmccrory1> z1haze: please pastebin the entire script
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<sektor16> the point for testing
<sektor16> So if I were to assign line 6 to a named pointer, it would have to be a const pointer, where as int* get(Data) could be assigned to a non-const pointer, right?
<sektor16> yann-kaelig: akonadiconsole can give you a lot of output for the mail accounts and what might be wrong
<sektor16> bilateral utxo?
<sektor16> they make sense there
<sektor16> Good idea? int32_t a, b; reinterpret_cast<uint32_t>(reinterpret_cast<int32_t>(a) + reinterpret_cast<int32_t>(b));
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<freerunner0> courrier, client bridge lets it behave as a station, so that it connects to another AP and provides connection to a wired device
<freerunner0> i still think git rev-list --count --since=foo --until=bar is the best solution
<freerunner0> :t (/)
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<dshep18> I will be back
<dshep18> Wait !
<dshep18> I'm trying to debug this weird tiering issue that happens mostly in i3
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<Blueking12> X11 X.org
<Blueking12> ljseiser: You have to use both inventory sources.
<Blueking12> You take it back!
<Blueking12> That won't help either
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<gema29> echo expand('%:p:h')
<gema29> i've now split it into a schema dump and data dump
<gema29> we could ONLY do USB because our processors became MUCH faster. Originally, the only way to eek out speed from 286 and 386 processors was to go parallel.
<gema29> 9.5, 9.6, 10 and 11 are major versions.
<gema29> sjohnson: there is a definition for what strings are in C
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<ChewieBeardy> maybe learn how to use vim first and then worry about compile-time options for it
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<johnmark> catphish: Nahh, there's just fuel, air, spark, and timing. Everything else is useless.
<ChewieBeardy> let me just mull it in my head for a min or two
<johnmark> there's no eth0/eth1
<ChewieBeardy> Dr_Coke: they don't anymore.
<johnmark> what is the second and the third letter of the alphabet?
<johnmark> FootyMobile: it's strange when the performance of a workload depends on sbrk() performance, which seems to be what you're suggesting(?), couldn't the workload just be a bit smarter about when / how much it allocates?
<johnmark> oelewapperke, +R might not work on oftc, see this list and try to find a mode that works for you, https://www.oftc.net/UserModes/
<johnmark> is there a way to run a haskell script with dependencies without pre-compiling and without stack?
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<Have> Why should I prefer lld over ld or gold, ZirconiumX?
<Have> not every smart person is a clown
<Have> realitygaps, yes. pluf i think it was some server side encryption
<Have> any model or link?
<Have> >better than other distros
<Have> kmc, your a savage sir.
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<RiPer> hi i have an array like arr=( 'source1' 'target1' .. 'sourcen' 'targetn' )
<RiPer> Oh maan what's up with all these web technologies today?
<RiPer> I rode it in 1980's
<RiPer> Pro's have 4GB, 9 has 3GB
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<bcat3> buin - 95.156.96.238 (RU - netname: Rostelecom-net)
<bcat3> I think maybe there is a confusion here
<bcat3> stevendale, you know alot about Ubuntu!
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<smlb> then you can pick any ip out of 1.0.0.0/24 and DNAT to your webserver in dmz
<smlb> dd if=/dev/sda bs=512 | gzip -c > /mnt/diskimage.gz
<smlb> not sure which financing you have in mind
<smlb> bit hard to do it and DJ at the same time
<smlb> benyoo: the calc I actually use day in and day out is https://www.wolframalpha.com/ -- cause it can handle virtual anything
<smlb> ravioli: half an hour or so, I think
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<metaglog17> they dont care
<metaglog17> i can't even spot the controller on the board lol
<metaglog17> ScottKevill: oh that parts easy, just design a module board using it, and get it made from a few lesser-known pcb fab houses
<metaglog17> egg did not fry when i put it on switch...
<metaglog17> i guess people just don't really trust them yet
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<s0ckpuppet9> Lisanna: hydra will always root the entire build-time closure for the last $keepnr evals in the jobset
<s0ckpuppet9> It's after the rebase that I would like to compare so I don't mess the PR up
<s0ckpuppet9> Or was it just a rumor
<s0ckpuppet9> whoops, my bad
<s0ckpuppet9> also worth to check nginx.org/r/server_names_hash_max_size
<s0ckpuppet9> unions were formed to keep children out of factories and into schools where they could more easily be trained
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<katsumii28> and it must be in bourbaki style, so it's bourbaki-readable
<katsumii28> because of the low frequency
<katsumii28> before "up" or after
<katsumii28> vodkode is right.
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<BradleyS18> kludge: but bbs predates date, didn't it ?
<BradleyS18> pierte: You are here in #fedora-unregistered because you are not registered or identified with freenode. See https://freenode.net/kb/answer/registration or /msg nickserv help register for more information.
<BradleyS18> what about ones i had?
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<neoVoid18> ok thanks so im restarting
<neoVoid18> metaclasses look awesome for that
<neoVoid18> the rpm -q
<neoVoid18> triceratux: there are lubuntu
<neoVoid18> oops, miniterm.py just crashed because it didn't like a read being stolen out from under it.
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<killjoye> its not my chip
<killjoye> and how would i determine the type of that pointer?
<killjoye> (Likewise P(B|A) = P(B|~A) = P(B))
<killjoye> kludge: I could do it with a uC but that's cheating
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<ct16k> just run tp on the floor and around doors
<ct16k> or heroine I guess nowadays
<ct16k> what are the major advantages for updating from ghc 8.2.2 to 8.4.3?
<ct16k> if you want to watch Sal being interviewed.. https://www.youtube.com/user/twit/live
<ct16k> You guys know how in MacOS, when you zoom in, it zooms the entire screen in, instead of just increasing the font size?
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<Willd4> vutral|kali: well, it's not a list, it's a lookup tool
<Willd4> above it is a Branch "ab" 11
<Willd4> the index grows dynamicall
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<DigiDaz4> because I would possibly understand wanting to figure out what Linux distro and version or Windows version you're using (although not quite, really)
<DigiDaz4> Mia: what social media site? fun
<DigiDaz4> Sounds like a job for `configmanagement' and/or `include'
<DigiDaz4> Absolutely horrible, but it prevents your stove from shocking yuou.
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