15:41 <danoljWq> Xubuntu uses xfce

15:41 <danoljWq> amsmath doesn't define \qed? ^_^

15:41 <danoljWq> You could be a one phone family if you split the phone and the watch!

15:41 <danoljWq> lifts many limits in how you want to set your system up from the start

15:58 <jleo_Mh> trеes ɑrе not dⲟing Αⅼⅼah is dഠiᥒg

15:58 <jleo_Mh> *air gap*

16:20 <meepmeep22Dw> Tenacious-Techhu: So. Do you know how to make a true spherical surface or do I have to teach you?

16:20 <meepmeep22Dw> you can always revert the changes you don't want after the patch has been applied

17:23 <beingjohnmBr> good enough to build a tesla coil

17:23 <beingjohnmBr> what are you thinking it might be?

17:38 <cra> Hi everone

17:38 <cra> I don't think so peetaur2

18:02 <firemouth> the normal 3x5 photos developed -- those were 35mm standard?

18:02 <firemouth> -__- if I remove the Q_OBJECT it compiles

18:02 <firemouth> its a pain in the ass running windows games on linux

18:02 <firemouth> xamithan: do you use pgp

18:02 <firemouth> which is optional

18:02 <firemouth> Types.idr

18:03 <telsereh> or you just buy it off the broker

18:03 <telsereh> dmwit: Oh, nice. I hadn't even considered UArray Bool. I guess the downside would be that I would still have to write my own `Bits` instance.

18:03 <telsereh> Yes, and its lifetime is extended to the lifetime of the reference there.

18:03 <telsereh> the sysrq, I've already heard about those, will use it if required

18:03 <telsereh> currently... isp on arduino

18:07 <daxroc__> i dont like trump

18:07 <daxroc__> I asume you are talking about line 103

19:06 <cottoneyejim> so aeson can be TH-free, and we are sure the code is good (as Generics for big things might not optimise)

19:06 <cottoneyejim> State Recv-Q Send-Q Local Address:Port Peer Address:Port

19:07 <cottoneyejim> pwillard: yeah, I was looking at the drawing that has what appears to be two transistors, the emitters are "open", collectors connected to bases and one base / collector pair is the gate. but yeah, I'm probably WAY THE HELL OFF

19:07 <cottoneyejim> tjt263, if you ever see one in the wild, your best bet is to find the nearest trash can and throw it in :)

19:07 <cottoneyejim> because b is not a temporary

19:08 <moriarty> https://wolfstreet.com/2018/10/10/rising-inequality-could-impact-americas-aaa-credit-rating/

19:43 <symb0l> phvse: You can stick to ipv4 for A,B,C,D addresses but ipv6 makes a whole heck of a lot more address space

19:43 <symb0l> chron0, it actually makes a lot of sense and plugs a logical hole in my head that has existed since I started thinkin about such things

19:43 <symb0l> So I've got openssh working with the SCTP patch, but netstat shows the open socket as type "sctp", and having my NAT forward both TCP and UDP doesn't get it through. Anybody have any ideas? Or do I just need to dump this thing into the DMZ?

19:43 <symb0l> Qu'est-ce que ca veut dire, "smh", par exemple?

20:01 <landonfOM> else just make a simple cronjob doing snapshots

20:02 <landonfOM> my explanation was completely point-less

20:02 <landonfOM> yeah heaters have finite lifetimes

20:02 <landonfOM> yitz: a URL with a ? will often contain an & so you might as well quote it

20:02 <landonfOM> digit

20:08 <nadjuzzd> do I create a hashtable?

20:08 <nadjuzzd> yall like Terminator or Konsole?

20:08 <nadjuzzd> I still use Posix for troubleshooting.

20:08 <nadjuzzd> squ just linked to Robert Miles - Children [Dream Version] - YouTube - Robert Miles

20:08 <nadjuzzd> nai: it's like a obscure function labels

20:35 <dagbyj> Othias, I got this but what about arr[0] == &arr[0]

20:35 <dagbyj> i feel so oppressed right now i need a CoC

20:35 <dagbyj> Aleric: a / partition including /var is usaully big enough at say 15GB, unless you put in lots of big Linux games for example, yes that's right Linux does have those avaialbe to

20:35 <dagbyj> Blondie101010: thats exactly what i said

20:35 <dagbyj> you need to be a superuser

20:39 <eax64KQ> Thanks will do

20:39 <eax64KQ> just do it interactively.

20:39 <eax64KQ> Japs oh noes!

20:39 <eax64KQ> nixfreak, are you restricted from using something like bc or python?

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21:43 <unshackledUx> mesnvdeb: it's also using (B/6)(C + 6D) = BC/6 + BD