[09:49] Morning [09:56] Morning. [10:14] Good bacon to all! [10:31] o/ [11:07] MY firewall... [11:07] Shipped from Mesa AZ on the 3rd [11:07] JUST got to CA for processing TODAY [11:07] AHHHHHHHHRGHLEMCBARGLEMUFFINS! [11:11] oh dear. [11:13] I'm glad I didn't pay the $200 for the ASA [14:14] so 10.11 no longer supported :( [14:14] pissed i ever accidentally went from 10.04 to 10.11 [14:16] you mean 10.10 [14:16] and yes it is EOL [14:17] yeah. that. [14:18] you can always pop in a 10.04 cd/usb and reinstall without formatting your /home [14:18] hmm... [14:20] it would reinstall the base system, you will need to install whatever apps you have installed since but that can be accomplished easily [14:20] To replicate your packages selection on another machine (or restore it if re-installing), you can type « aptitude --display-format '%p' search '?installed!?automatic' > ~/my-packages », move the file "my-packages" to the other machine, and there type « sudo xargs aptitude --schedule-only install < my-packages ; sudo aptitude install » - See also !automate [14:22] or embrace the Unity and upgrade to 11.04 [14:28] never knew about that app reinstall trick [14:30] is there a parameter similar to "--display-format" for apt-get? [14:30] or should i just install aptitude? [14:44] probably simpler to just install aptitude [14:45] I've used that command many times and never had any issue [14:45] thanks. [16:12] π [16:26] fancy [16:26] I'd say it was a cat, but I don't think he has one [16:28] ChinnoDog: your cat has a club foot - left leg [16:29] I don't have a π key on my keyboard anyway. It would be cool if I did. [16:33] how often do you need to use π ? [16:45] apple blueberry cherry ...often [17:19] mmm, π [17:20] PennBot: π? [17:20] I have no idea, ChinnoDog. [17:20] π is nomalicious [17:21] π? [17:21] I guess π is nomalicious, ChinnoDog [17:29] nice [17:37] IT <> π so izzat supposed to be a 'pi' char ? [17:49] If you can't see the pi then your client is not configured for UTF8 [18:07] guys i just learned one awesome trick to get in shape in 6 weeks [18:07] actually an awesome tip to set my terminal titles to the command I just executed... [18:07] ... [18:07] that's not anywhere near as interesting [18:07] with bash [18:08] export PROMPT_COMMAND="" [18:08] 9 trap 'echo -e "\e]0;$BASH_COMMAND\007"' DEBUG [18:08] add dem jawns to ya bash R C [18:15] Doesn't really look like a 'pi' char. looks like a small square with the bottom line missing. Like an upsidedown 'U' with square corners. A really lousy 'pi' char. [19:22] you guys see that giraffe on reddit a couple weeks back? [19:53] no [19:53] links [19:53] please [19:53] adom: ^ [19:55] btw, what's the best way to batch rename files via a pattern? I have First10MinDataSet47_000XXXX.png i need to remove those three 000's? [20:14] jimf@lobby:~$ rename 's/000//' First10MinDataSet47_000XXXX.png [20:14] jimf@lobby:~$ ls First10MinDataSet47_XXXX.png [20:14] First10MinDataSet47_XXXX.png [20:19] so for i in *.png;do rename 's/000//' $i;done; [20:24] ah [20:24] expert [20:25] thank you [20:37] no expert, waltman must have been on the train or sleeping, that's his game - one-liner pro [22:57] what do you guys do if a drive doesnt want to umount? location is /mnt/other ... says its busy or in use. "lsof |grep other" doesn't show anything. [23:04] fuser -m /dev/xyz to see what is using it [23:05] then kill it [23:05] if it persists, rinse, repeat === zach_ is now known as Guest12627 === adom_ is now known as adom [23:08] dunno what happenedthere... [23:09] all of a sudden i was logged in as adom_ and adom was still logged in [23:09] weirdness [23:14] How do I termine which audio device my sys. is using? [23:14] adom: normally I umount -f it, but that's unsave normally === Resistance is now known as EvilResistance [23:20] EvilResistance: just tried -f, says device or resource busy [23:30] adom: reboot then? [23:30] and turn off your bloody awaynotice, its beginning to annoy me (and that's bad) [23:33] sorry didnt realize was still /away [23:33] gonna have to reboot it i guess :( [23:36] reboot works [23:43] rebooting... === Guest12627 is now known as Sadin [23:48] reboot worked