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<styles10> pkill -KILL -u <username>
<styles10> all your local users would still see the spam, so it would only be a slight improvement over what's happening at present
<styles10> like if you wanted to pass a "point" struct, you might define struct { int x, y, z } so your fucntions dont' ahve to take three separate parameters
<styles10> maybe bios cannot boot this distro?!
<styles10> ioria: ok, i see it now
<styles10> person goes with complaint to HR, HR makes sure the company limits liability instead of trying to resolve the issue
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<redbrass> or rather, have your partner use Tails
<redbrass> a____ptr: But then, my Complex Analysis professor is really badass. Sometimes he will read an inelegant proof from a book, and fix it to make it elegant in real time.
<redbrass> and if it's for compatibility.. good chance i won't be needin git :P
<redbrass> knіfe can not ϲᥙt ᴡithοᥙt thе рermіssioᥒ оf ɑllah
<redbrass> tell them to move to Sketch
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<Lloyd8> # var='foo.bar.txt'; IFS=. read -ra parts <<<"$var"; parts[-1]=${parts[-1]^^}; printf -v var %s "${parts[@]}"; var=${var%.}; echo "$var"
<Lloyd8> the function with a dependent pair output is:
<Lloyd8> is column space of a the same as span (A)
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<ibeardslee16> last time, I deleted 5 millions messages :/
<ibeardslee16> passsssss
<ibeardslee16> This is 1.1.8 SD card issue
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<lemmi12> eetu: and "dig @8.8.8.8 google.com" ?
<lemmi12> and no, its not a remote concept, its a local concept
<lemmi12> kibolo: you can't always switch order of things in math
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<MikeSee29> So what line should I put in resolv?
<MikeSee29> restored: not gonna fool them
<MikeSee29> checked all timers, doesnt seem to be a timer
<MikeSee29> But that electron stuff happens at such a high speed and quick cycles that distributions become less random.
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<dbarrett16> And horrible to configure
<dbarrett16> with glue and tape?
<dbarrett16> I solved my problem with {"en_US", make_pair(tr("English", "Name of language. [...]"), 0)},
<dbarrett16> For lobbing water ballons.
<dbarrett16> i dont even know isomorphism
<dbarrett16> that an nginx question?
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<Tu13es6> i tried it for 2x2
<Tu13es6> [happen]
<Tu13es6> robertmeta: having a tab that is there just for quick buffer switch
<Tu13es6> The code on gh is 100% lisp, so let's just integrate it in emacs and be done with it
<Tu13es6> its a POSIX archive correct?
<Tu13es6> hurvajz-lubu, install the deb, and run apt update -f # to get dependencies
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<alcohol10> Hey buddies
<alcohol10> kryft: from a library writer POV (who writes TH generators), the TH definitions change. see e.g. http://hdiff.luite.com/cgit/template-haskell/diff?id=2.12.0.0&id2=2.11.1.0
<alcohol10> .fas sdgathman
<alcohol10> the_document: playing with boxes is fun
<alcohol10> good, then I'll take your word for it
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<HaZrD15> fresheyeball: yes
<HaZrD15> ketas: indeed
<HaZrD15> which is more like no load
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<bkp> because you are writing in random memory which by coincidence doesn't cause a segmentation fault
<bkp> darn it
<bkp> found no info at all, no benchmarks nothing...
<bkp> one more q the correct way to call a command in var is echo "$somecommand"?
<bkp> I'd better pack away my things
<bkp> mortgages*
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<V0lTure12> umairbalani: 'root'
<V0lTure12> so I don't think you need to modify anything to get that stuff used?
<V0lTure12> works great i love it, bunch of goodies in one centralized location
<V0lTure12> echelon: away status
<V0lTure12> [00:09:00] <andlrc>igemnace: "git log -p --follow runtime/syntax/javascript.vim" was my friend
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<Taggnostr2> twainwek: its literal
<Taggnostr2> Eifie: But I'm taking 10^21 to be the number of stars other than our sun.
<Taggnostr2> chenpan: what is your purpose? is it to replace the drive?
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<sheyll> okuu: if you only care about complex manifolds you’d be missing a lot of neat examples
<sheyll> Solder paste, yea, I know that has a limited shelf life. but "SMD flux" ?
<sheyll> check its settings as well
<sheyll> So from EDGE or w/e phone network you are on to a laptop connected to your phone?
<sheyll> or readMaybe input :: Maybe MYHashMap if you want to handle invalid inputs
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<asio_> Where H is the kernel of a homomophism G->G' and a, b, in G, aH * bH = ab H. Does that mean ah1 * bh2 = ab h3, with h1,h2,h3 in H ?
<asio_> as i poweroff my machine at home
<asio_> if you have questions, ask here. People are usually nice. :)
<asio_> and I am using Cabal 2.0.0.2 and cabal-install 2.0.0.0
<asio_> lotuspsychje: https://pastebin.com/e6ZkxB4b
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<mstevens29> ocalhost' | sort -u | sed -e 's/^M//g' | sed 's/^/local-zone: \"/' | sed 's/$/\" static/'
<mstevens29> while I don't think that's unreasonable, I would argue that the definitions are inextricable from the math
<mstevens29> next would be ServerName test.borowy.me
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<pwrslave23> so you will not understand it by thinking about costs :-)
<pwrslave23> try ##6502
<pwrslave23> jsoft: so what kind of arithmetic is it
<pwrslave23> DLange: I am a novice when it comes to this kind of things. Thank you :)
<pwrslave23> without the password the cached part isn't useful, since it's encrypted with the password
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<The_Blob> I'd probably want to use clang if I were to ever make proprietary code
<The_Blob> one bug from at least 2011 the other from at least 2014 and no fix?!?
<The_Blob> vimplication: it does
<The_Blob> prsstnt: for one you could just forget about the grid itself
<The_Blob> hahainternet: I use L gloves. Although I'd rather have M. :-D
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<boser14> stanford_ai: Tensorflow has instructions on their site on how to install it on Ubuntu. You mentioned "conda" which is a redhat/fedora thing. If you shoehorned anaconda into a debian-based distro, well, that's part of your problem right there. I don't know why you didn't just use pip like the instructions tell you.
<boser14> the shockley diode equation etc
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<carl^> i have disabled the timestamps in the chat window, but now the nicks are to much of against the wall. how would i add some spacing to the nicks in normal chatwindow/buffer (please correct me terminology if wrong)?
<carl^> nHeck: did you try using search-by-picture services to find out? it is possible that you will need to scale this tiny image, you can use the convert utility from ImageMagick package to do this: int main(void) { int system(const char *); return system("convert http://ix.io/favicon.ico -resize 512x512 out.png"); }
<carl^> Sweet.
<carl^> sorry it's "I have a", I'm Italian...
<carl^> are they still there?
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<DaemonD0> (in case secureboot can't be disabled)
<DaemonD0> they have tight integrations wtih mac. such as supporting Metal
<DaemonD0> that's the docs for this retarded behaviour
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<mys_721tx9> u__, the direct encoding looks fancier in a type-changing prism
<mys_721tx9> well with -i or -r you can serve a different file per host/request/whatever
<mys_721tx9> riffola Thats weird i thought apple woudl do it themselves
<mys_721tx9> oh shoot, it is shtspk... sorry
<mys_721tx9> tds: greping the second comand gives me net.ipv4.ip_forward = 1
<mys_721tx9> I have to update e2fsprogs, could I do that via a PPA?
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<svip23> there are go jokes?
<svip23> before class rn
<svip23> #linux-wireless <= right click choose connect
<svip23> stevendale: maybe fuchsia
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<idmtr13> tomreyn very good possibility. I ran sudo systemctl enable ssh and that seems to have fixed it
<idmtr13> you guys rock
<idmtr13> for sip?
<idmtr13> more people use them so its easier to get help
<idmtr13> Yes. For example, carbon-14 has half life of 5730 years. So if the amount of C14 you have at time t is N(t), then you have a differential equation N' = - N * ln(2) / 5730 years.
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<Hobby_boy4> hi, openbsd newbie here - is there a way to play videos, view pdfs and images in the console? i'm using coreboot+gigabyte ga-g41-es2l
<Hobby_boy4> both the + and - output of the 24v PSU are in mV range relative to the PSU ground
<Hobby_boy4> rulers are nοt doіnɡ Аⅼlaһ is ⅾoing
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<noodle23> xterm -e sh -c 'echo hello world; exec bash'
<noodle23> I can obviously rebuild the package, but with the freeze it won't be available for a while
<noodle23> chron0 I never say it
<noodle23> kurahaupo: I just tested it and you're right
<noodle23> neorpheus: Can I cook pizza rolls at the same time?
<noodle23> phogg: shred is no NSA-level wipe tool; agreed. But you just described the most common use-case :-)
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<pharada> it's like an npc
<pharada> I don't even care about CAT6
<pharada> this will get you started: bare.git is bare repo you will put outside /www, bare.git/hooks/post-receive is very very simple hook that will help you understand how this particular hook works, local is cloned repo (i.e. one on you laptop) from which you can push
<pharada> 'git config core.autocrlf' inside the repo as well?
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<abbe20> x1bncwn: If I am running any program I want to be able to feed files in to it and get files out of it and put them anywhere. There, THAT is a reason for an app to have access to a thing other than its required libraries and directories.
<abbe20> noexpandtab
<abbe20> whitevan: which one...
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<m00c0w_> one rutherford
<m00c0w_> !who | gloomy
<m00c0w_> or was it raygun
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<STRML18> vps are usually not too expensive
<STRML18> grummund, most values you can set are visible in INFO
<STRML18> so you won't need to install all the dev libs of ocalm for something you need.
<STRML18> What shell script?
<STRML18> change it to 1
<STRML18> Apparantly setuid on dnf doesn't work because dnf itself checks if you're *actually* root
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<dhamon8> What's foldMap?
<dhamon8> rfm: i did do a back up of the original file first of course
<dhamon8> wtf. irssi cored!
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<psycho9> or better: is there something like HackMD/CodiMD but PHP-based that does not need a private server?
<psycho9> revert it is
<psycho9> pragmaticenigma: is it worth the risk of pressing the ok upgrade to 18 button?
<psycho9> (there are also -5V and -12V rails that get very little capacity allocated nowadays)
<psycho9> i do not understand where the equal to 0 part comes into play
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<ageispolis17> like how python can interface with C
<ageispolis17> around 25w iirc
<ageispolis17> If you had a query that would show you all 5xx and all 2xx response codes from a service, how would you write a promQL rule to alert if say, the ratio of 5xx to 2xx changes?
<ageispolis17> Hey jack_rip_vim
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<davec__> dunk: look into :h :map-operator
<davec__> (nand2tetris basically takes you through what the process would be of making a computer from logic gates all the way up to something that can play tetris)
<davec__> basically looks like something from the dark theme fad in 2008
<davec__> ??????/
<davec__> so am I
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<impl13> dmwit: Thanks for explaining, I got the idea of the examples. however, still the fromIntegral function confuses me
<impl13> or perhaps half of it
<impl13> "wang societal"?
<impl13> bjobjo: huh? I can?
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<Guest44301> they drink the academic kool-aid
<Guest44301> so by default, audio was routed to the sound card, but after detecting there was no device attached, it switched off that signal until it detect a device is attached
<Guest44301> Really, that's all.
<Guest44301> ggVGc: These answers were assuming you meant Cabal the library btw
<Guest44301> nitrix: short term
<Guest44301> Eg. I would have no problem running CentOS on a photo editing rig based on its absolute stability alone.
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<garthk11> but yes it's not quick
<garthk11> because thats the only way your gonna learn
<garthk11> whatever it is almost 4 I'll go see my admin
<garthk11> No wonder it gets fragmented
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<yonkapin> wouldn't all the stuff in my branch go back on top of the stack?
<yonkapin> jk^: leftyfb already told you what to do
<yonkapin> sacham: either way, try it since it might work better in your case
<yonkapin> right. I was hoping something might also pop up in pg_locks to give me more clues about what was going on.
<yonkapin> is there a way to do that in bash or do i have to use something else
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<ThoNohT19> ...or actually engage in a conversation instead of just posting random things to get attention
<ThoNohT19> `Guest00000 - that kind of model would seem to have something external modify the core idea of type for an object, which is .. difficult .. in a statically typed language
<ThoNohT19> gdrc: i dont use it, but there's nothing telling us what "issue" you think there is in that image?
<ThoNohT19> Every time he talks on IRC, he's hateful towards others and anything that's not to his liking.
<ThoNohT19> some, as far as configuration goes, you make changes to the Makefile by hand.
<ThoNohT19> pie___: You mean in reference to the possibility of using reflex with it? It's a similar situation to GTK -- there's no special support library yet, but it should be reasonable to do.
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<sspi_26> lamefun what is a people-true filesystem?
<sspi_26> but I don't want to hype it up
<sspi_26> mniip: when you said my monad isn't free, what exactly does that mean and how could you tell?
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<baker00526> while the user provided kernel might have them explicitly disabled for performance reasons
<baker00526> Europe - the birthplace of the western world... Europe - the brthplace of the death of the western world.
<baker00526> sounds like you want a www mirror
<baker00526> reset pram?
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<rcombs0> shouldnt isString return Bool
<rcombs0> So I pretty much have to revert to a backup, probably safer indeed
<rcombs0> Lavinho: for testing your hardware, we reccomend trying a liveusb first
<rcombs0> mancha, those vertical lines are probably showing bad diffusion
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<kaospunk_> we're not talking leasehold vs freehold, we're talking eminent domain or equivalent
<kaospunk_> not that I know, no; it was disabled a long time ago
<kaospunk_> it fits the current situation pretty well
<kaospunk_> jim, I didn't know that was a rule.
<kaospunk_> ayecee: Yeah I know, but a shell could change at any moment and zsh isnt what's important to me, linux is.
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<dorsch24> no wait... I'm not like that
<dorsch24> someone_: no you don't
<dorsch24> autopsy: and then? the repo says that i need to install .ko file
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<thenes> damn so i could not log into my router and configure the firewall or ports, DHCP server or whatsoever ?
<thenes> Eq and Num come with expectations though
<thenes> Like there's always been a very clear difference between not having BT enabled and enabling it, so much so that it's impossible that I might've made a judgement error
<thenes> 3 wires.
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<Destol> the inside quotes, are they needed ?
<Destol> tomorrow__: oh, programming, to be specific.
<Destol> E.g. by defining all those tuples as subsets of an infinite sequence space
<Destol> using make install in a port is manual install
<Destol> uhhh... honestly, it's way mroe sensible to consider than haskell at this point
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<jrslepak21> password4: 10/(10%3) = 1000000000000000000000.00000000000000000000
<jrslepak21> to talk about the centralizer
<jrslepak21> Hey there. I'm hoping someone will be able to catch this for me. I have this query from a stored procedure that for some reason will not order itself correctly. Am I misusing order by or something? https://paste.ee/p/ZGMbg
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<jason_11> what is that, vim's default colorscheme :P
<jason_11> lin_noob, most ceos give themselves a low salary anyways. as low as $1 a year.
<jason_11> leewz, you can get the GHC version with the CPP language extension, this is want you want in most cases
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<tolt20> /restart is an ircd command
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<darkelite3> you know what? you get more privacy with Firefox's model
<darkelite3> She won't specify, but the part number she gave is a 2014-2015 13", so... yeah.
<darkelite3> phogg: to remove directories on systems that don't have an rmdir syscall
<darkelite3> yeah, i need to make a habit of using null characters
<darkelite3> it's not about hiding anything. it's about the principle of least privilege
<darkelite3> Thanks Myon, is it possible to include that information too?
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<Nothing4You_10> that's not the type-id that's referred to there
<Nothing4You_10> yⲟᥙ ϲan not ɡᥱt marriеd withoᥙt the реrmissіon of allaһ
<Nothing4You_10> it may not work if accountsservice is active
<Nothing4You_10> Are they managed by a controller, or are they all standalone APs with the same SSID?
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<Guest31449> NCV?
<Guest31449> just realized that there hasn't been spam in the channel in a little while
<Guest31449> more like the 4 hours a day when you get electricity
<Guest31449> try DDing to rsd2c
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<andrewSC5> MetaNova, (he can email in if hes not able to catch us on irc, or whatever - projects@freenode.net with the same email acct as his freenode acct)
<andrewSC5> or, its a big deal when other OSes go out of their way to break/remove "route" "netstat" "ifconfig" just because
<andrewSC5> then you can charge for a static lease if people want a guarentee
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<benzrf29> Is that a service only offered by services such as github and gitlab?
<benzrf29> no the end user is just wrong
<benzrf29> ok fair point if you insist on motivating things :)
<benzrf29> :t join `asAppliedTo` BT.bitraverse
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<jsing5> kmc, a strong fan will be forcing air through specific openings in the room, i need air to come from the specific openings in the room, instead of through cracks like those
<jsing5> C'mon honey.
<jsing5> pragmaticenigma: yeah I read that too
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<bavrogar8> they said no, it can not be changed
<bavrogar8> I think that was vimplied
<bavrogar8> job ⅰs not doіᥒg Αllah іѕ doing
<bavrogar8> his last parting shot was an appeal to authority, trying to make it seem like Knuth agreed with his bizarre fallacies
<bavrogar8> so yes... it does sound like the libc or something
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<jarod23> What is the internet-facing interface on the hypervisor?
<jarod23> 「Wownero.win - On Chain Gambling for Wownero!」
<jarod23> start here: <http://mywiki.wooledge.org/BashGuide>. PDF: <http://s.ntnu.no/bashguide.pdf>. Also lhunath's newer version (work in progress): <http://guide.bash.academy>
<jarod23> merlincorey: FILE is meant to be an opaque abstraction
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<Raptors15> (the system git does not have this behavior)
<Raptors15> hey_joe: which distro and server you experienced with again ?
<Raptors15> we mainstreamed the institutionalized in the USA in the 1970-90s, and for the most part, the mentally ill are better off for it.
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<thfr5> Mr-Potter: uname -m
<thfr5> What does "@rewriteapp" in Nginx refer to?
<thfr5> git reset --soft becbe9780c6e48f3a3a4b8270ec8c4a517086e48
<thfr5> son if you don't smoke an develop lung cancer, how will we ever fuel the medical industry? DENIED
<thfr5> @kuz3: Here it looks like listening to music on Spotify helps trigger the issue if I fire music in Spotify right after the boot
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<Guest369526> MEAN
<Guest369526> hey man you made us this way
<Guest369526> when I curl from localhost, I get the redirect properly
<Guest369526> i see. the target is a copy, not a reference, so to speak
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