[01:49] hi daftykins [01:49] heya o/ HNY :D [01:50] thanks, you too! :D [01:50] ^_^ [01:53] man it's so cold here [01:53] ( [01:53] * :( how bad? [01:53] hmm phone says 11'c [01:54] ouch! inside? never gets that bad here, i find it pretty rough at 15 deg C in my lounge [01:54] the water is unbearably cold [01:55] like you feel your fingers are about to lose sense and fall off or something [01:55] daftykins: Out; This year we are going with propane heat .. kinda being on the conservative side with that expense . [01:56] ah har [01:58] I be a warm blooded Southern boy, maybe going to be a long cold winter . But I am tough .. come spring, I will still be here . [02:03] it's so cold i dont even feel like moving my hand to get a cigarette and smoke [02:04] i will do that though [02:06] then you will need something on your feet, or your head, to keep warm. [02:09] Head ! ones looses 70% of the body heat through the head . [02:17] true, hat on, warm feet. and fingers, but that might be more an issue of sitting still 2 hrs+ [02:24] Uh Huh .. I sit here - with my box beside me exhausting onto my feet .. Lemme tell yall .. my legs are wrapped up ! [02:25] sit with your feet in a carton box, with newspapers [02:25] :-D [02:26] Uhhhh ! That idea I like ! [06:43] good morning to all [10:06] Good morning. [12:07] Hiyas all [19:44] http://apt.tvheadend.org/release/dists/trusty/main/binary-i386/ [19:45] that guy trying to use this repo, shouldn't those files be non-empty? ;) [19:46] it means there are no packages published for Trusty [19:46] *nod* [19:46] i don't think tvheadend has had a 'release' :D [19:49] looks like Vivid is the first that has packages [22:32] i find i can really spot the IRC Linux teens a mile away :P [22:34] i don't think it is limited to teens; there's plenty of I-know-better types everywhere, and you spot them because you can see how basly they messed it up before asking questions [22:36] hehe [22:36] i dunno the classic 'whatever' is definitely teen like :> [22:36] arrogant dismissive you mean? That to me indicates they're definitely insecure [22:37] What gets me, they come in here asking for help, 3 people give same advise, and still want to be argumentive about their "thoughts" . [22:37] Digital ocean, those images are tweaked. [22:38] hehe, yeah [22:38] i've played with the digital ocean VPSs, they're fine - but a new user won't know what to do when emailed a root login [22:39] my first steps are creating a basic user to mimic the ubuntu setup, then disable root SSH login - most won't know about that i guess [22:44] this user talking about the 'wrong' glibc was in the other day; reckoned it wasn't installed already, wouldn't listen to anything [22:45] hehe [22:45] yeah i was under the impression nothing works once you trash that? [22:50] that's it; all the core tools are linked to it. so if you install a version with different symbols/versioning you're asking for problems [22:50] glibc is the source package; libc6 is the installed binaries [22:50] !info libc6 [22:50] libc6 (source: glibc): GNU C Library: Shared libraries. In component main, is required. Version 2.21-0ubuntu4 (vivid), package size 3997 kB, installed size 9423 kB [22:51] shame that doesn't show the extended description: [22:51] Description-en: GNU C Library: Shared libraries [22:51] Contains the standard libraries that are used by nearly all programs on [22:51] the system. This package includes shared versions of the standard C library [22:51] and the standard math library, as well as many others. [22:52] even different build-time configuration options can break exectuables in very interesting ways; so installing from a different source is a recipe for disaster [22:53] definitely an exotic act on that users' behalf :) [22:53] probably quite telling that you got ignored [22:56] the other day it didn't seem to compute that source: glibc == libc6 binary package - he kept on complaining that 'glibc' wasn't installed despite dpkg -l showing it was [23:23] hi everyone [23:24] wb! [23:25] ty [23:32] * daftykins wonders why the users are more nuts than usual [23:33] :) [23:33] not even a full moon [23:34] its all that horse penis :D http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-35218100 [23:36] so 1/3 of the country's economic production comes to a halt due to that! We get off light with these users :) [23:37] oh boy, more from the perpetually offended... [23:38] :D [23:38] why more country leaders don't chime in and tell their population to grow up, i don't know [23:39] there doesn't seem to be a collective spine among them anymore [23:39] those slavic/eastern/hybrid former soviet states are very much alike in that respect. [23:39] yep