14:33 <trekkie1701czh> hello, I'm using 18.04 desktop. I'm used to etckeeper when using other distros. With Ubuntu, is it normal that I see differences in /etc/systemd/system/multi-user.target.wants even without installing packages? It seems a simple reboot creates a lot of noise there

14:33 <trekkie1701czh> the split confused me

14:33 <trekkie1701czh> It's unlikely you'll be able to connect one valve directly to the other, so a short bit of pipe will be required

14:50 <lacuniTe> kybian: hey, want to start an IRC study group?

14:50 <lacuniTe> good morning linux luvers :)

14:50 <lacuniTe> so, if I work out what 0.275 of 256 is then that up until it overflows, it will be reasonably accurate.

14:51 <PuercoPopoY> warning: deleting array '* ptr'

14:51 <PuercoPopoY> Does nothing in mine, so that's perfect

14:51 <PuercoPopoY> then if you have job="mysql",service="database"

14:51 <PuercoPopoY> its just a buzzword

14:51 <PuercoPopoY> autopsy: i'm trying to make microsip see /dev/video0 w/o any luck… any ideas on how to debug stuff?

14:53 <G3ph4z> # foo="My Nizzle"; f() { local foo="Foshizzle"; echo $foo }; f; echo $foo

15:01 <kaotisk> dendazen, yes it is

15:01 <kaotisk> That's probably illegal in most parts of the world.

15:01 <kaotisk> nils_2: so there isn't any way to get around that limitation?

15:02 <kaotisk> keys() and values() produce items in arbitrary order. Is it safe to assume that for a given dict, both arbitrary orders are the same?

15:02 <kaotisk> delYsid: use cabal

15:02 <kaotisk> What if I have a very large number such as all bit 1 then ?

15:19 <wdkq> djph: yes, you are right, in LAN

15:19 <wdkq> You do not understand Common Courtesy and Manners? ESKOBAR typed "Ok thank you" to me while I was asynchronous or AFK. Now that you are quizzical, I see they left, by choice or got disconnected ala the strictly synchronous protocol; which is irrelevant to excercising good netizenship.

15:31 <mbeckerkh> morning. trying to stream audio to PI. but having problem that sound is played to slow. so I tried this comand in Ubuntu. And it also plays to slow. What can be the reason?

15:31 <mbeckerkh> matkatmusic: ^^

15:31 <mbeckerkh> I'll try that.

15:31 <mbeckerkh> n2 is there anything i can do?

15:31 <mbeckerkh> its c0000l

15:53 <bubonic> Make backups and rebuild in a VM with better better stuff?

15:53 <bubonic> mischief: i installed lspci :P

15:53 <bubonic> oh, i mistakenly thought it was python. regardless, shouldn't the c++ it's written in be portable

15:53 <bubonic> what's the command you use to output the array?

15:53 <bubonic> Lapis judaicus

15:53 <bubonic> Salt, sorry. unless you're a representative of that project, i cant arbitrarily give you flags, but i can park an antispam bot there for the meantime

15:54 <monituswO> How do I apply a theme? I've been searching for a few days. Found a alpha script called theme.py, but after adding it to the python folder, how do I proceed? The themes are in .theme file extension.

15:54 <monituswO> "showhashspeed"

15:54 <monituswO> and then json_build_object('field', r.columnname)

15:54 <monituswO> Corpo It traumatised me for a while

15:54 <monituswO> dkfm: it really sounds like you are trying to hate on linux without having any proper argument, or any real issue.

15:54 <monituswO> I am installing this Microsoft Message Analyzer thingy

15:59 <pheeeezerUm> FlorianBd: There are many ways to deal with that problem. You should use whatever method you feel most comfortable with. On my hardware music-note-taking-thingie, I just take extra care to use proper syscalls and stuff so that the events are written synchronously. you could rip out a usb stick at any point in time and have every note up to that instant.

15:59 <pheeeezerUm> killex: I have set ipv4 using the GUI

15:59 <pheeeezerUm> Try out an IVR, robocalls aren't going to press "1" to get forwarded to your extension.

15:59 <pheeeezerUm> `Guest00000: if you want clean interfaces and simple designs, then start with the interface

16:00 <pheeeezerUm> so either of you have any thought re the nas question of mine or no?

16:08 <angelo_tseT> JimBuntu: okay cheers

16:08 <angelo_tseT> paradigm: not bad; m_ben: opinion discarded

16:13 <DinCahillAw> its less than twice the price, and far more than twice the scope

16:13 <DinCahillAw> errr, a'int

16:13 <veeti> Emil, no, I won't

16:13 <veeti> jim: I am totally lost. Is there somewhere a n00b like me can read up on this to understand what you mean?

16:14 <veeti> like they know what they want

16:14 <veeti> Psi-Jack, and none in pci either?

16:23 <McNinjaDN> michele: \+ is also not officially support, so probably only works with specific versions of grep

16:23 <McNinjaDN> pfred1 : if there was only 1 human, in less than 100 years, it would be the end of humans...

16:26 <mauvedgQ> garyzeasshole: you sent out your mail?

16:26 <mauvedgQ> threadDelay is in base

16:26 <mauvedgQ> yes, a few packages are listed as broken

16:26 <mauvedgQ> interesting error message

16:26 <mauvedgQ> ohhhhh.

16:26 <mauvedgQ> bleachbit so far reports it can clean about 3GBs with root privs and 1GB without root privs

16:36 <ocminerbO> P3 thats it thanks

16:36 <ocminerbO> I am waiting for Vim to support multiline completions. It will be rad

16:50 <Seihava_> only in theory and with errors. better: ffmpeg -y -ss 6s -t 20s -i $vin1 -ss 2s -t 2:10 -i $vin2 -map 0:0 -map 1:0 -filter:v "crop=1600:860:0:0" $vout

16:50 <Seihava_> quot and rem are like / and % in C.

17:41 <freedrull> Fuck privacy.

17:41 <freedrull> I've even tried combining stderr and stdout, but that didn't do anything

17:41 <freedrull> fromBeyond: no problem…just remember that it's important to have the right python version in your path when you are building it.

17:41 <freedrull> We didnt, a tiny subgroup did

18:10 <daishan> sup LucidDreamZzZ

18:10 <daishan> .c 6475*0.0018523492419261

18:50 <Glyphie23_> [WIKIPEDIA] Impossible trinity | "The impossible trinity (also known as the trilemma) is a concept in international economics which states that it is impossible to have all three of the following at the same time:a fixed foreign exchange ratefree capital movement (absence of capital controls)an independent monetary policyIt is both..."

18:50 <Glyphie23_> the same is not true for 2^32+1

18:51 <Glyphie23_> it's like it's 1994

18:51 <Glyphie23_> Ah, I think I maybe didn't get there in the book yet

18:51 <Glyphie23_> this was a 4ch CCTV capture board with ethernet and sata

18:51 <Glyphie23_> or alternatively, where can i learn how this multi command works

20:19 <Guest3764> Aktive: next you'll be saying you wish B&E were legal

20:19 <Guest3764> ok nothing then

20:19 <Guest3764> what a show