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lotuspsychjeacheronuk: ok tnx03:00
lotuspsychjegood morning to all03:00
EriC^^morning all05:20
lordievaderGood morning06:00
lotuspsychjehey EriC^^ lordievader06:05
ducassegood morning06:07
Beaky42Good morning.06:09
EriC^^hey lotuspsychje06:10
lotuspsychjehi Beaky4206:10
Beaky42Hi lotuspsychje06:11
lordievaderHey lotuspsychje06:12
lordievaderHow are you doing?06:12
lotuspsychjeall good here tnx06:13
ducassehi lordievader06:27
lordievaderHey ducasse06:28
lordievaderHow are you?06:28
ducassei'm good, thanks, and you?06:29
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lordievaderDoing good here 😁07:15
lordievaderAny plans for today?07:26
EriC^^hey lordievader07:33
lordievaderMorning EriC^^07:33
EriC^^how are you doing?07:34
lordievaderDoing good here, how are you?07:35
EriC^^good thank07:36
EriC^^*thanks07:36
BluesKajHey folks10:03
lotuspsychjehey there BluesKaj10:03
BluesKajhey lotuspsychje10:03
guivercHowdy BluesKaj10:06
BluesKajhi guiverc10:07
* BluesKaj needs more coffee10:09
lordievaderHey BluesKaj10:40
BluesKajhi lordievader10:41
lordievaderHow are you doing?10:42
BluesKajgood here, and you?10:44
BluesKajheading to Toronto later this morning to visit my daughter then on to Windsor Ontario to visit my son on saturday, but I'll be in touch with freenode on the laptop10:48
lordievaderSounds like a nice weekend10:52
lordievaderI'm heading to my parents this weekend.10:52
BluesKajlordievader, is it still really hot there?10:55
BluesKajtemps have moderated here in the last week or so10:55
lordievaderIt has cooled down quite a bit. Still very dry. But not as hot as a couple of weeks ago.10:55
BluesKajgood10:56
lordievaderHow is it there now? Around 20 degrees too?10:59
BluesKajmore like 26 during the day11:05
lordievaderOh. Well, still better than 30+.11:08
BluesKajyeah 26 isn't hot11:11
BluesKajthe water temp in some of the lakes in our area is 2511:13
BluesKajnormally they're 21-2311:14
BluesKajin august11:15
BluesKajlater gents...take care12:52
hggdhgood morning all13:03
JimBuntug'morn hggdh13:04
hggdhfortunately it is fresher here today, probably mid-90s only. First floow AC is down...13:05
daftykinsyou have a unit per floor?13:05
hggdhyes13:05
daftykinsinteresting13:05
hggdhstandard deployment here, at least13:06
hggdh(I mean, for houses. apartment buildings usually have a central unit)13:07
daftykinswhere i am we don't have AC in homes so it's alien to me :D13:07
JimBuntudaftykins, Do you have a single spigot for hot and another one for cold water?13:07
hggdhyeah, not very common in non-mediteranean Europe13:08
hggdhbut will probably be. My last trips to Europe during summer have been miserable, with the hotel AC not being able to keep up13:08
daftykinsthat used to be the way more in an 80s bathroom, but the norm has become to have mixer taps now13:09
daftykinsmy hot water temp is defined by my gas fired boiler though, so i can just adjust it between seasons to meet an appropriate temp :D13:09
JimBuntuI use an electric water heater, so I can adjust it as well. Good savings turning off the heater in summer while everyone is sleeping.13:11
daftykins\o/13:13
daftykinsa lot of people seem to get these hot water tank setups but they seem wasteful, plus the idea of running out of hot water seems ridiculous13:14
JimBuntudaftykins, agreed. on-demand is better in many ways now a days13:16
JimBuntuThe new electric tankless heaters are really small13:16
hggdhdaftykins: hot-water tanks (boilers) are pretty common here. Only recently on-demand heaters have really been available13:18
hggdhso yes, running out of hot water is quite common13:18
leftyfbI've got one13:28
lotuspsychje!info ubuntu-release-upgrader15:11
ubot5Package ubuntu-release-upgrader does not exist in bionic15:11
lotuspsychje!info ubuntu-release-upgrader-gtk15:11
ubot5ubuntu-release-upgrader-gtk (source: ubuntu-release-upgrader): manage release upgrades. In component main, is optional. Version 1:18.04.21 (bionic), package size 9 kB, installed size 201 kB15:11
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pragmaticenigmaI will never understand why someone thinks it's an ubuntu issue when the error screen they are looking at says "MICROSOFT" at the top and is a Windows error screen of BSOD17:05
daftykinshahaha17:06
pragmaticenigmaLinux (especially grub) doesn't spit out Hexidecimal error codes. Searching for 0cx000000e on google lands the, Windows cannot find its installation partition...17:08
pragmaticenigmadaftykins: You miss out on some good stuff in the main room17:08
daftykinsi really, really don't17:09
daftykins:)17:09
pragmaticenigmabut your wisdom!17:09
mwsbdaftykins: arch is the best server os17:10
daftykinsfrankly i no longer believe those who can't help themselves should be helped17:11
pragmaticenigmaGiven some of the latest encounters... that's not far off17:12
leftyfbpragmaticenigma: it's because they knew someone once who's sister's cousin mentioned the word linux once, so obviously it's a linux problem.17:13
leftyfbmwsb: please stop with that. If you believe that, then you don't belong here.17:14
daftykinsleftyfb: it's fine, it's a private joke of ours17:15
* daftykins pats mwsb 17:15
leftyfbdaftykins: it's pretty annoying to see it posted in here multiple times17:15
oerhekschu, yesterday it was oraclelinux ?17:16
daftykinsit's gonna become a really unpleasant place to be if we're not allowed to say certain things17:16
leftyfbdaftykins: saying things is one thing. To make a bold statement like that on multiple locations. A statement that is clearly against the majority opinion in here. We get it. mwsb has an opinion(of which he has argued as fact). It's just trolling to keep saying it17:17
leftyfblocations/occasions17:17
pragmaticenigmait's going to get more fun if MS moves to DaaS... I think we're going to see more converts come running17:17
daftykinsleftyfb: no you're 100% wrong, we're teasing someone who thinks that17:18
leftyfbwhat am I wrong about?17:18
daftykinsthat mwsb even remotely likes arch17:19
daftykinsgranted it's tough to know without a smiley to confirm the sarcasm17:19
leftyfbok, carry on then :)17:20
leftyfbyou understand the lack of context though can get a bit annoying17:20
daftykins*nod*17:20
leftyfbinside jokes don't translate well on IRC17:20
daftykinsmwsb: we must use a winking face in future i feel17:20
mwsbLol17:21
pragmaticenigma-_o okay17:34
pragmaticenigmameanwhile, how long before out "helper" gets bumped?17:34
pragmaticenigmas/out/our/17:35
EriC^^evening guys17:48
oerhekshi EriC^^18:03
EriC^^hi oerheks o/18:04
JimBuntuoerheks, apt update -f is basically the same as apt-get install -f, right?18:13
oerheksJimBuntu, yes, apt-get is now apt, but apt-get is still a valid command18:14
oerhekswait, apt update -f ???18:14
oerheksnever used that one18:14
JimBuntuOh lordy Tux, it will take me forever to stop using apt-get, apt-cache /etc... too much muscle memory18:14
oerheks:-D18:15
JimBuntuoerheks, I thought that was the command you recently told someone in main... right as I was about to suggest apt-get install -f18:15
oerheksyes, linux is not static18:15
pragmaticenigmai don't think apt-get is going anywhere anytime soon... I think you're safe18:21
hggdhapt-get has not been obsoleted. Both still exist.19:08
hggdhthe main difference is apt is more "user-friendly"19:08
pragmaticenigmathat's the way I think of it, hggdh a more user friendly interface for aptitude19:13
hggdhpragmaticenigma: for apt-get, not aptitude20:05
hggdh(well, it is more friendly than aptitude as well)20:05
tomreynthe apt-get vs aptitude history is a funny one. these days, almost everyone and everything seems to recommend apt-get (and apt). but there are still people sticking with aptitude. the main difference, IIRC, is that aptitude uses a different mechanism to mark packages held than apt, and that some say aptitude had a better dependency solver.20:25
tomreyni'm not sure whether these differences are still present, and whether this means we should really use or the other, and never both.20:26
leftyfbit's amazing that we have 32 ops and none of them are ever around when you really need them. And they refuse to add ops that will actually ban trolls/spammers. I just don't understand the apprehension22:27
oerhekstomreyn, that difference is long gone, no?22:28
tomreynoerheks: i dont know, do you?22:33
tomreyn(and which difference exactly, making held packages, or resolving dependencies)22:33
tomreyn*maRking22:34
* tomreyn nods towards leftyfb22:35
leftyfbreported again22:35
leftyfblook, ops that actually do their job ... amazing22:36
oerheksthe only advantage for aptitude is less commands to learn/remember https://wiki.debian.org/Aptitude#apt-get_to_aptitude22:38
oerhekstechnically they are equal, IIRC22:38
leftyfbel: you might want to take care of cancrogeno (~mlml@213.183.45.200) has joined #ubuntu as well before they start spamming again22:59

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