00:07 <JesinYv> is there a possibility for frequent 10 second blackouts (the time it takes to switch over to standby generator) and the supply voltage fluctuating between 160v and 240v to damage my laptop and phone chargers?

00:07 <JesinYv> and i basically am storing integers as char so 195 in 5 spaces becomes '0' '0' '1' '9' '5'

00:07 <sonne_> RandomReader: reference issues when I try to call it like that, while a simple declaration using Color myColor() is working fine.

00:07 <sonne_> It is recommended to always keep the 'magic' option at the default setting, which is 'magic'. This avoids portability problems.

01:20 <jungkees> willnorris: and most recently, DTP

01:20 <jungkees> (emptyset from phi)

01:20 <jungkees> redsh: yes I know about the XDG_* specs but they're not really fully adopted

01:20 <jungkees> learnt that lession a long time ago

01:20 <jungkees> skyroveRR: the supply to the battery needs both a voltage and current limit. if the battery is deeply discharged, then when you apply 13.8V it will try to draw a very large current, much more than 2A

03:10 <TriJetScudmq> there are serious problems here. ok first it was only firefox crashing that made me suspcious. now chromium and netsurf crashes too

03:10 <TriJetScudmq> I want to go over everything

03:10 <TriJetScudmq> the reset pin button of arduino UNO at wich pin is connected? to nothing right?

03:10 <TriJetScudmq> is l->node_count not an int?

03:10 <TriJetScudmq> 95.27 ┃⠤⠒⠉⠁⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠑⢄⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⢸⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⢀⣀⠀⠀⠀⢸⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⣀⠔⠊⠀⠀⠀⠀⡇⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀

03:34 <alan_oFE> pdeters: And, what OS versions?

03:35 <alan_oFE> you can *guess* when to switch based on the language implied by the code point tables, or you need explicit markers, essentially the same issue as m17n requires when code page based.

03:35 <alan_oFE> oh god the trolling potential

03:35 <alan_oFE> Measured

04:00 <mgaare_TU> immediate loading is fine by me

04:01 <mgaare_TU> Not really sure though

04:01 <mgaare_TU> but it shouldn't be more than a minute or two

04:01 <mgaare_TU> First sane idea

04:01 <mgaare_TU> http://i.imgur.com/z7YjORT.png

04:01 <mgaare_TU> You didn't put it to sleep

05:06 <pfallenop> Okay, *now* you use the initial condition.

05:06 <pfallenop> for running in alpine apparently

05:06 <pfallenop> its probably mostly marketing because if you only shape sent traffic it cant do "much"

05:06 <pfallenop> BeOS was awesome. I loved unplugging the computer and plugging it back in and the 3 videos I was playing just start back again

05:46 <lavalikegL> and those are the divisors of 12

05:47 <lavalikegL> It helps me work faster

05:47 <lavalikegL> Skaface82: just remember you're looking at one person-career worth of survivorship bias there.

05:47 <lavalikegL> 80 bux including the locline

07:01 <sharp15> klaxa: in this case, obviously :) but more generally we've seen that more video surveilance and prohibiting knifes or even multitools just become a pain for normal people. those who want to do criminal shit don't give a fuck anyways...

07:01 <sharp15> good rant

07:01 <sharp15> halabund: see if you can get it to do SASL - the iOS version can certainly do it so hopefully the OSX version is similar

07:01 <sharp15> d3f1ant: yes

07:10 <PauloHeavenZF> triceratus elementaryos

07:10 <PauloHeavenZF> darkmeson, I need to make a desktop by myself,but I do not know how to start a desktop service

07:11 <PauloHeavenZF> If you use S3 there's no TLS support when using your own domain. If you put CloudFront in front, you can.

07:11 <PauloHeavenZF> gah, got a Mac here locking up during the install of the OS, and it's ~foreign~ so I can't even read what it's doing lol

07:55 <nobodywC> i haz ze books

07:56 <nobodywC> what are you trying to achieve?

07:56 <nobodywC> smootimus: it's a pretty good distro

07:56 <nobodywC> haha, I have to. teamviewer is rough

07:56 <nobodywC> the first build i did in this, i think the case was the most expensive component lol

10:07 <norgEE> i don't have to rebuild it all?

10:08 <norgEE> jast: Also, neovim.

10:08 <norgEE> are symlinks in repos frowned upon?

11:04 <ASucAL> for this problem

11:04 <ASucAL> Z-module, it's a huge scandal even terry tao got involved

11:04 <ASucAL> I wanted to do that the other day but couldn't remember how...

11:05 <ASucAL> yeah, I don't actually have a TLS cert for it. Need to buy one :P

11:05 <ASucAL> (it has bios flashback, am joking uwu)

11:21 <contradictionedH> but nobody got it afaik

11:21 <contradictionedH> especially if you spent a lot of time customzing

11:21 <contradictionedH> and its not just me

11:21 <contradictionedH> It was a response to Deihmos, not your tuner thingy

11:21 <contradictionedH> what about your car tags?

11:36 <wk-work> j416: But, if the earliest supported release is a maintenance branch, you generally wouldn't want to merge that into your mainline development.

11:36 <wk-work> it iterates over each element, with each having any instances of 'declare -f ' replaced with nothing

11:36 <wk-work> ah ok! :-)

12:45 <grabowjiVe> twkm: sorry that wasn't meant as an insult. i mean it's above my bash level

12:45 <grabowjiVe> beterraba: spend a day reading Pro Git; !book

12:45 <grabowjiVe> dka: if router A can reach hosts at network B it can do the portforward, DMZ would depend of your router config

13:31 <mkb|sdlD> Croves: So we have y = 10^100 as you said. Now you want a number x such that y^x = 2.

13:31 <mkb|sdlD> no its shut the fuck up and read the manual.

13:34 <man_in_shacktu> davr0s: and if you have both, keep Alternative's (<|>) since it's more general

13:34 <man_in_shacktu> my first reaction would be to do everything in PF

13:37 <JunaosFv> I enabled NAT Boost

13:37 <JunaosFv> ok, maybe I'll solve this somehow

13:37 <JunaosFv> Like you can't store any records offline. Isn't that weird?

13:37 <JunaosFv> Bitcoin is #1/1935 @ 57.73% ~ $6,305.00 / Ƀ 0.00015860 ~ 1h/1d/7d: -0.1/-0.9/-13.63 ~ 24h vol. Ƀ 614,815.76801595 / $3,876,417,653.95

13:37 <JunaosFv> and --std=c11

13:38 <JunaosFv> CoolerZ: i'd scavange the tubes for literature on weighted norms

13:52 <davr0s> zumba_addict: And what do they provide you with?

13:52 <davr0s> that needs optimized gear

13:52 <davr0s> -----BEGIN PRIVATE KEY-----

14:06 <djddutyLv> meⅾiϲiᥒe iѕ ᥒot doⅰᥒg Alⅼaһ iѕ doіng

14:24 <DCatcherxq> using sudo -s is probably not a good idea generally

14:24 <DCatcherxq> I already make a backup of the systems every week with ssh+bup to my VPS. But if the SD card breaks down it's still annoying.

14:24 <DCatcherxq> and dhcp is how we assign ip addresses to computers, right?

15:25 <numlocked> I keep getting "authentication failed" messages when putting my password to unlock slimlock, any ideas what that might be about?

15:25 <numlocked> Okay, so I got a new issue now. I disabled the desktop composoition, and now applications are responsive, BUT! Once I click on the frame to move the application, it all just freezes and nothing can be done. All I can see is the mouse and new messages in weechat as they come. I can't click onto weechat, I can't alt + tab, I can't do any of that. I am forced to into tty.

15:25 <numlocked> thanks everyone, you've been a great help

15:25 <numlocked> smellsLikeGoatSp: ubuntu-drivers devices

17:19 <FoHKd> acetoline: only on paper.

17:19 <FoHKd> grad: no. in fact, there probably shouldn't be subdirectories in /usr/local/bin

17:19 <FoHKd> when I run gcc/g++ on a larger project, it takes a few seconds. I think ale just passes the -fsyntax-only option. but that's extremely slow compared to YCM

18:18 <darkis8YS> phy1729: How badly FFS sucks?

18:18 <darkis8YS> Maybe people will install linux if they see it on tv

19:44 <NefertitiTr> but under a different name so both packaged separate

19:44 <NefertitiTr> take it from someone who regularly has very strong reasons to avoid too much scrutiny (i'm not a shoplifter)

19:44 <NefertitiTr> azulakina, sounds like ghosts and goblins network deamones.

20:32 <LogicwrathFr> <ryan.walder> gle: Ok. "Does not work" isn't really anything to go on though

20:32 <LogicwrathFr> what's the command ?

20:32 <LogicwrathFr> BCMM: righty then. I dont have cron installed on this machine yet. thanks. I better dig into cron. so frustrating not to master It.

20:32 <LogicwrathFr> i should really spend some time learning set theory and how it's used to model other concepts in math

20:32 <LogicwrathFr> low-hanging fruit

20:32 <LogicwrathFr> nedbat: the overhead of setting up editorconfig + vim specific plugin - your team members would need to find a solution specific to their own editors

20:40 <tehjanoschSd> hyperisco: Type now worked well for me.

20:40 <tehjanoschSd> tazjin: You could also do it yourself. I recently figured out that it's really easy to consume servant types :)

20:40 <tehjanoschSd> super clean w screws

23:54 <MikaildW> git update <branch> this is the command

23:54 <MikaildW> michael2: leave out --all to get the log for your currently checked out branch; that should help you review it

23:54 <MikaildW> so I guess I am not worrying about performance