[00:04] I'm suddenly considering that mi box now lol [00:08] Android TV units are also great for emulators [00:12] Android + kodi sounds solid [00:12] And yea, emulators [00:12] :) [00:13] The Shield TV does Plex [01:57] Finally got my tinkering desk almost finished, just need to mount a few shelves [01:57] Nice [01:58] I need to clean off my main desk however [02:00] Nice, using synergy for the laptop? [02:00] Rockin the gnome [02:02] He has one laptop to many monitors [02:03] The laptop is powering all monitors on my main desk, the other desk has its own computer [02:12] Oh right on. What're you using to split up the displays? [02:12] A DisplayLink dock [02:13] This one to be exact - https://www.amazon.com/Plugable-Universal-Docking-Station-Ethernet/dp/B00ECDM78E/ref=as_li_ss_tl?s=pc&ie=UTF8&qid=1475979166&sr=1-2&keywords=DisplayLink&linkCode=ll1&tag=tcz-20&linkId=f9f9a4a261b2f1ac830e57fc56596a41 [02:14] Not great for gaming but great for general purpose stuff [02:14] All through USB 3.0 [02:24] That's awesome [02:24] Gaming, ain't nobody got time for that [02:27] I do! [04:08] Lol, whatcha playing these days? [04:14] There is only one acceptable game [04:14] Starcraft 2 [04:14] Wtb street fighter on Linux so I can start playing again [04:16] Time to clean up some files [04:35] What emulator is everyone using on Android TV? Resource links? [04:35] Depends on platform [04:35] I'd like to set up nes and snes for mine. [04:36] I use SNES9x EX+ for SNES and Dolphin [04:36] Roms and firmware? [04:36] Usually you need a firmware that none provides. [04:37] SNES9x reverse engineered the BIOS a long time ago, so it runs out of the box [04:38] Dolphin is the same way [04:39] As far as obtaining ROMs, you should get them legally however it is not too hard to find ROMs for older games online [04:44] No links [04:45] cdn1.rack1.net/ROMS/Gamecube [04:47] @Abrerr I game mostly on Xbox one === ahoneybun_ is now known as ahoneybun [13:51] The heck [13:52] Why is the bot not reporting the tweets [15:04] @telewitterbot start [15:11] 😮 [15:12] Anki so good [15:13] I need to come up with a better way of syncing the decks. [15:14] Gonna try throwing an ssh server on the phone and just scping it over there [15:15] oh jeeb, they have a sync service. [19:08] http://www.bestbuy.com/site/motorola-moto-360-sport-smartwatch-45mm-silicone-black/4759801.p?&ref=199&loc=TM20TXf59aU&acampID=1&siteID=TM20TXf59aU-H9Tz5js3h52CGO11QSq_MQ [19:15] Yeah, I saw, but I'm trying to just save some money [19:16] Incredibly tempting [19:16] Android Wear is going to die I think [19:16] I doubt that [19:16] there are no new devices this year [19:17] There have been several new devices this year, Fossil just released a few a couple of weeks ago [19:17] It does not shock me that new devices were not released at the end of the year - it gives manufacturers a few months to begin working with the Android Wear 2.0 platform [19:17] I should say ones in our price range then [19:18] I know the Moto 360 Gen 1 is dead in the water officially [19:19] Yes, no shock there [19:19] which it will most likely be my last [19:19] unless Google Assiant does something cool [19:20] Smartwatches in general are still a nitche market and it will likely remain that way for a while. Look at SmartPhones - there was a few year gap between when SmartPhones were released and Flip Phones outsold them by a landslide due to cost [19:22] When I see you next I could use some help with my DNS settings on my laptop [19:23] Whats wrong with your DNS settings? [19:25] I'm having loading issues on any network other then my own [19:25] What does your /etc/resolv.conf look like? [19:30] Give me a sec [19:32] # Dynamic resolv.conf(5) file for glibc resolver(3) generated by resolvconf(8) … # DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE BY HAND — YOUR CHANGES WILL BE OVERWRITTEN … nameserver 127.0.1.1 … search hsd1.fl.comcast.net [19:32] yea that's not right [19:32] stupid comcast [19:32] Lol [19:33] That's a tempting moto [19:33] stupid comcast? [19:34] I'm a sucker for battery life, because I'm lazy and never charge [19:34] ever since I used my laptop to set the service up I've had issues [19:34] @KMyers ^ [19:35] Which service? [19:35] comcast [19:35] I hooked the router up to my laptop to set it up [19:35] What's the dns look like on other devices? Dhcp just whack? [19:35] the issue is that I have not formated my root in a while [19:35] I would think 8.8.8.8 or 4.4.4.4 [19:35] for google [19:36] can someone post their resolv.conf? [19:37] I thought 127.0.1.1 or something was localhost [19:37] # Generated by resolvconf … nameserver 75.114.81.1 … nameserver 75.114.81.2 [19:37] sudo nano /etc/resolvconf/resolv.conf.d/head [19:37] 127.x.x.x is local [19:37] kmyers@KMyers-Kudu-Professional:~/Downloads$ cat /etc/resolv.conf # Dynamic resolv.conf(5) file for glibc resolver(3) generated by resolvconf(8) … # DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE BY HAND — YOUR CHANGES WILL BE OVERWRITTEN … nameserver [19:38] what? [19:38] kmyers@KMyers-Kudu-Professional:~/Downloads$ cat /etc/resolv.conf # Dynamic resolv.conf(5) file for glibc resolver(3) generated by resolvconf(8) … # DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE BY HAND — YOUR CHANGES WILL BE OVERWRITTEN … nameserver 127.0.1.1 … search lan [19:39] now how do I fix this [19:39] for now, manually enter some dns into resolv.conf [19:39] but is overrides it [19:39] I'd check dhcp settings on your comcast box [19:39] it's temp [19:39] I'd imagine it's overwritten upon new dhcp requests [19:39] Just edit it through Network Manager [19:40] and if I don't have that? [19:41] I don't use GNOME [19:41] check /etc/resolvconf.conf [19:42] never messed with resolvconf, but gonna make some edits, repull via dhcp and see what happens [19:42] I don't have that file [19:42] run nm-connection-editor [19:42] nm-connection-editor [19:43] not installed that's GNOME [19:43] Ubuntu proper has it installed [19:43] I'm tempted to a full reinstall [19:43] I don;t [19:43] search for "Network" in your hud [19:43] sudo apt install network-manager-gnome [19:43] don't have HUD [19:44] Or whatever search thing in KDE [19:44] no luck [19:45] not running ubuntu, so dunno where they keep their configs [19:45] locate resolvconf [19:45] or just create it in /etc [19:45] I know where the file is [19:45] that one anyway [19:46] but it says do not edit it [19:46] because it's generated upon dhcp [19:46] sudo apt install gnome-system-tools [19:46] no no no [19:46] adding nameservers to resolvconf.conf added my static dns to resolv.conf [19:47] * ahoneybun giving up on it [19:47] noooooo :\ [19:47] if Keith can't fix it then it's hopeless [19:47] Arg, tempted to say just bring it over [19:47] a clean install will fix it [19:47] when I wipe the root anyway [19:48] wait [19:48] I did do that [19:48] mm so I blame comcast [19:49] resolvconf is the service generating resolv.conf [19:49] yea and the man page is just crap [19:49] hahaha agreed [19:49] I've tried that route [19:50] every command I try it just complains [19:50] according to man page on arch [19:51] although, I added two entries to resolvconf.conf, and only one appeared in my actualy resolv.conf [19:51] not sure the delimiter to separate entries aside from newlines [19:51] Set DNS to your router address. [19:51] idk even 16.10 comes out I'm doing a *full* clean install [19:52] Or set things to DHCP. [19:52] @AdamOutler you speak like I know how to just do that [19:52] What is your /etc/network/interfaces? [19:52] nope [19:52] http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/23300125/ [19:52] All these things are set in there [19:53] Shouldn't there be an eth0 or WLAN0? [19:53] guess not [19:53] output of ip addr? [19:54] you mean ifconfig [19:54] run ifconfig [19:54] ubuntu land is on ifconfig? [19:54] ifconfig is standard for Linux since networking was created. [19:54] interface config. [19:54] thought that was deprecated [19:54] nope [19:55] http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/23300133/ [19:55] I guess wlp9s0 is wlan [19:55] yar [19:55] do sudo nano /etc/network/interfaces [19:55] wl port 9 slot 0 [19:56] then make it look like this https://pastebin.adamoutler.com/J7HT [19:56] then execute sudo service networking restart [19:56] then execute ifconfig [19:56] I want the output of ifconfig [19:56] oh. [19:56] wait. [19:56] mm what [19:56] i liked eth0, wlan0 better, but got tired of making the change on newer installs [19:56] lol [19:57] wired connections work fine [19:57] well for the most part I think [19:57] I've not tried any outside my own network [19:57] https://pastebin.adamoutler.com/thsj [19:57] make it look like that [19:59] btw the serive thing is pre systemd [20:00] Looks like your ethernet doesn't have an IP address and your wlan looks fine [20:01] And my wifi is broken [20:01] Yay [20:01] if you'r erunning on 10.10.0.0/24? [20:01] your ip address is 10.0.0.12 [20:01] I don't see any wifi networks [20:01] Damn it adam [20:01] ok, well try what I just told you. [20:01] I did and not its broke [20:01] https://pastebin.adamoutler.com/thsj [20:01] Stupid me [20:01] well, hold on. get the output of ifconfig now. [20:02] I don't see the wifi name anymore [20:02] sudo systemctl daemon-reload [20:02] if that doesn't work, reboot [20:03] those 10 ip's can't be right. [20:03] 10.0.0.1 is my router [20:03] Surely [20:03] Looking for your ifconfig output lol [20:04] I don't have internet to post it [20:04] The wifi broke [20:04] ok. do this then https://pastebin.adamoutler.com/THho [20:04] nvm, was a typo apparently. [20:04]