00:47 <DrStalker> I too, am an ordinary dev, and once found myself surrounded by other ordinary devs

00:47 <DrStalker> Where a “point” is a point in R^n, for some fixed n?

00:54 <leeRX> that crap should always have been generated at boot and stored in volatile storage rather than being stored persistently

00:54 <leeRX> lel more like cucking amirite

00:54 <leeRX> Smithx10: Oh, ugh, that also needs to be fixed.

00:54 <leeRX> I've created two small networks with two pc:s and one router: PC1----(192.168.1.0)----Router|NAT----(192.168.2.0)----PC2. Since I want the router to be able to forward the PC:s to internet I've used "sysctl -w net.ipv4.ip_forward=1". Is there a way for me to logically separate the two networks so that PC1 can't ping PC2 and vice versa? I am using centos 7 minimal.

00:54 <leeRX> snippets can be much worse as a crutch than completion

01:33 <SnZ> idk why people love discussing this stuff in ##math when there is an offtopic channel

01:33 <SnZ> so guys, in case linus abandon's the kernel maintenance job, who would make the calls?

01:33 <SnZ> idk rust, so I can't really compare it

01:33 <SnZ> Anyway. It's time to get dinner.

01:38 <abnerKT> i know i could read line by line and do it myself, but there must be more elegant way

01:38 <abnerKT> thanks for the help..

01:38 <abnerKT> .calc 200 / 72

02:22 <joeytwiddle> struct mad7scientist {char annoying; char amusing; char irc_troll};

02:23 <joeytwiddle> i could spend the rest of my life looking for a vpn and never decide one

06:17 <StuckMojoha> and what is the difference between "derivative and differentiability" again?

06:18 <StuckMojoha> :t \f g a -> f a >>= flip g a

09:07 <BenderRodriguezJ> i think someone is confusing switch for appliance.

09:08 <BenderRodriguezJ> Walker: alright:)

09:08 <BenderRodriguezJ> There is only one path in nginx. Only one location block at the same level will win.

10:09 <dkcTf> greycat: unfortunately, I cannot fire people :(

10:09 <dkcTf> did not know this

10:09 <dkcTf> lowest TCO, most effective

10:34 <dpn`ug> <https://wiki.sei.cmu.edu/confluence/display/c/INT34-C.+Do+not+shift+an+expression+by+a+negative+number+of+bits+or+by+greater+than+or+equal+to+the+number+of+bits+that+exist+in+the+operand>, and a recommendation INT-13C <https://wiki.sei.cmu.edu/confluence/display/c/INT13-C.+Use+bitwise+operators+only+on+unsigned+operands>, so I wanted the type system help me with that recommendation

10:34 <dpn`ug> C doesn't allow operators that mix / and * with other characters though?

10:34 <dpn`ug> nordmike: that doesn't exist any longer afaik

10:34 <dpn`ug> maybe he lives somewher where 5G is already deployed

11:19 <peerceED> that's terrible!

11:19 <peerceED> want a vid?

11:35 <lichenx1> cocreature: I've used the proposed solution, and it helps

11:35 <lichenx1> is there a more idiomatic way to reduce a list to unique values than (what I'm doing now) Data.Set.fromList ?

11:35 <lichenx1> The spammer is more like a psycho ex-gf with an axe to grind.

13:58 <Evilhamur> c_wraith: How would the overlap of n with the explicit numbers be handled?

13:58 <Evilhamur> I use a systemd timer that shreds dispvm log files that aren't owned by a currently running dispvm. Which allows me to not keep those logs but leave them while they are running incase I need access to the debug output

13:58 <Evilhamur> watch emma fish

13:58 <Evilhamur> crackpotmark: its showing like a hundred or so packages https://cdn.pbrd.co/images/HAtKuT7.png

13:58 <Evilhamur> srhb: I'm still running into the same errors/

13:58 <Evilhamur> You meant "I".

14:10 <urdhUa> leosemilie, and you don't fix dependent libraries with snap, sorry. you need to have them one way or another

14:10 <urdhUa> MrHands13: 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.

14:10 <urdhUa> The fact that nobody ever saw or interacted with upstart in any way does not matter to the argument here, because... a package is installed.

15:58 <ageisky> really good article on arno)

15:58 <ageisky> Vornicus, why have to choose n ?

16:28 <bitcheckerAz> RhodiumToad: FYI, I had to adjust my pglife script so it doesn't show traffic from the Nickserv/freenode channel on the pglife page, since I am now connected to both.

16:28 <bitcheckerAz> N0ZYC yeah that is insane 2TB SSD will last a while

16:29 <bitcheckerAz> grep, ack, rg, ag

16:29 <bitcheckerAz> My /bar list output doesn't have `buflist` and it's not displaying. Does anyone know how I can recreate my buflist?

16:29 <bitcheckerAz> Zexaron: ls, find + stat, namei, etc, etc

17:54 <quadeC> you should be able to solve this

17:54 <quadeC> why, because the reified datatype needs to have a singleton instance?

17:54 <quadeC> I still get " You have been kicked from #ubuntu-touch by ChanServ (Invite only channel)" but this'll work I hope

18:23 <dade`Tq> xsperry: the haskell standard says nothing about memory, period

18:23 <dade`Tq> joemoe: 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.

18:23 <dade`Tq> birch barks useful too

20:27 <frmuswv> -- OR

20:27 <frmuswv> Damn.. Still need for VT-x support enabled CPU for VMware. Guess a CPU upgrade is inbound eh

20:27 <frmuswv> work out if msys2 provides nl_langinfo()

20:27 <frmuswv> probay still using converted dells

20:27 <frmuswv> tho if your ssds are on the chipset, the lag will be a real

20:27 <frmuswv> lookupByProof (InLeft later) (Node _ _ l _) = lookupByProof later l

20:37 <blanuiG> there is ubuntu based version and debian based version of clonzilla

20:37 <blanuiG> lamefun: Nop

20:58 <nerdboyyw> why would anyone want such an old gimp

20:59 <nerdboyyw> Sven_vB: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/tFrVcV6Dgt/

20:59 <nerdboyyw> It seems that this small piece of arduino code is really heavy for the microprocessor: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/H73J2tXvKT/ I am not really sure why since I dont think i am asking it to do so much. The recived dictionary to be parsed is smaller that 100 bytes... ANy idea what is so heavy here?

20:59 <nerdboyyw> ok - playing with this, I can see the value of the flexibility of the hash

20:59 <nerdboyyw> !s ignorance is liss

20:59 <nerdboyyw> apparently neon testers are designed to use about 0.5 mA

23:09 <atroxesFf> agris: is netsurf still maintained?

23:09 <atroxesFf> This will be a Bifunctor

23:09 <atroxesFf> yess its $2 not $f

23:32 <Johanna_Dp> hi im trying to connect to freenode through tor with irssi w/ these instructions, https://tor.stackexchange.com/questions/14080/connecting-to-freenode-using-irssi which has worked in the past, but now im getting this error: iterruppted system call

23:32 <Johanna_Dp> It hasn't been fixed though. Things like docker and containers came about for those reasons.

23:56 <Borgvm> and the plethora of incompatible alternatives which add comments, but break compatibility with everything

23:56 <Borgvm> gcc is the only one that fully implements it. icc and clang both implement some subset, but not the whole thing by a long shot

23:56 <Borgvm> GamerBoyGeorge: can you be a bit more specific? What are you trying, what does not work?