[00:43] <magopian4> bmoraca: i know, wut dah fuq
[00:43] <magopian4> daurnimator: ok?
[00:43] <magopian4> is this correct to see if a package is installed?
[00:44] <magopian4> I can't touch the prototypes
[00:44] <magopian4> detha: What do you mean in userspace?  I thought something like that was fundamentally in kernel space?
[00:52] <reem_18> ah exercism, sorry i need more coffee ^^
[00:52] <reem_18> quite a few
[00:52] <reem_18> thats what im talking about
[02:04] <Wobni> mbwgh: And if quitting accidentally is costly.
[02:04] <Wobni> after that, it sounds like you want some form of calendar where you just stick in the device ID, and a reservation slot.
[02:28] <zaiste> the other usual complaint with jaycar is everything costs several times as much as it should
[02:28] <zaiste> dibs: ah there you go :)
[02:28] <zaiste> What's unsettling to me is "data Int64 = I64# Int#"
[02:28] <zaiste> in my company we only drink starbuks
[02:28] <zaiste> Nei: THX. I will try your suggestions. You helped me a lot. I was banging my head against the wall, not konwoing that there could be a different encoding for nick and text...
[02:53] <mandrake`27> dude I think my washing machine can play doom
[02:53] <mandrake`27> phogg: but there are some good "bundles" right?  i've heard good things about ipfire pfsense (yes i know bsd but) and tangle and... apparently according to one article sophos utm but curious what the pros use and ofc we know the pros are in #linux chat :)
[02:53] <mandrake`27> i'm curious if there's a way to have a global type name Foo, and have it be unified wherever it appears in the program, without having specify what it is
[03:29] <hiya6> well you can only use malloc() in C, and C++ you can use malloc, but you're suppose to use `new'
[03:29] <hiya6> And then USB the updated DMG file over and install it
[03:29] <hiya6> ^ has fzf example
[03:35] <Guest65969> tejr: what does that install
[03:35] <Guest65969> Hi I make a partition smaller is it safe to move my ext4 partition left to fill the now empty space? It says moving a partion might make the os unable to boot but this isn't a OS partion
[03:35] <Guest65969> endojelly just linked to LITTLE BIG - GIVE ME YOUR MONEY (feat. TOMMY CASH) - YouTube
[05:37] <sebbu> it's nasty.
[05:37] <sebbu> chenpan: what does your fstab look like?
[05:43] <nejimban22> so you can just make sure that comes first on the path
[05:44] <nejimban22> I rebooted
[05:44] <nejimban22> I don't think there is such thing as a vim specific keyboard, there are good keyboards which are programmable though
[05:44] <nejimban22> can ghcmod-vim also show the type declaration
[05:44] <nejimban22> my respotories is all messed up ill do a paste in a min
[05:44] <nejimban22> and what does the `sizeof(request->nbdrequest.handle) - 1` do?
[06:51] <haps20> but then youre providing the voltage...
[06:51] <haps20> ok thanks so im restarting
[06:51] <haps20> ah ok. in the case of my colleague, there was more corruption.
[06:51] <haps20> bambanx: text isn't a picture...
[06:52] <haps20> I figure oh cool let me combine my startup powertable script and miner script
[06:52] <haps20> You would have to be a real noob not to find a single computer you can't exploit with Metasploit sitting right in front of you and lots of Windows systems running XP out there.
[07:30] <^k^> 新  Wubi安装讨论 • 求助，u盘安装ubuntu18.04.lst开机找不到  http://forum.ubuntu.org.cn/viewtopic.php?t=488584 用u盘安装ubuntu。重启电脑后蓝屏，出现default boot device missing。请问如何解决 统计信息: 发表于 由 流星落黑光 — 2018-09-30 13:01
[07:34] <^k^> 新  办公、图像、机械电子设计等 • 请问如何设置可以做到ctrl+j键代替下键  http://forum.ubuntu.org.cn/viewtopic.php?t=488585 我希望能全局设置ctrl+j键替换↓键，我尝试了在系统设置-键盘-快捷键,这里给ctrl+j键设置命令xdotool key Down，但是并没有效果。 还请指教如何可以成功设置？ 统计信
[07:34] <^k^>  ─> 息: 发表于 由 xingchenxf — 2018-09-30 15:32
[08:22] <movedx_> kalev: The f30 mutter build with egl-device enabled is for nvidia eglstream support?
[08:22] <movedx_> your book doesn't define cosec or sec? I find that hard to believe but even if that's the case, I'm sure wikipedia can help https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trigonometric_functions
[08:22] <ubrl> ⇪ f: Trigonometric functions - Wikipedia
[08:23] <movedx_> mlehhh
[08:41] <v^21> [ BRAWL IN CELL BLOCK 99 Movie Clip - Prison Yard Fight Scene (2017) Vince Vaughn Crime Drama Movie HD - YouTube ] - www.youtube.com
[08:41] <v^21> amd + nvidia
[08:42] <v^21> error: syntax error, unexpected $undefined, at /home/drakonis/.config/nixpkgs/home.nix:3:32
[08:42] <v^21> i'm going to be working on custom bitstreams \x
[08:42] <v^21> oh heck, tivo death watch?
[08:57] <^k^> 暂无新帖 讲个笑话吧: 竟然是图片 //i3.xiaohua.fd.zol-img.com.cn/t_s600x5000/g4/M01/0B/00/Cg-4WVI2ruOIRP1KAADIsb7nc5IAALrTwDwT9sAAMjJ589.jpg 个性美女坐电梯
[08:59] <pinkfluffysocks> No, never encountered Morse theory
[08:59] <pinkfluffysocks> qoura, a reliable source
[09:12] <Guest82965> How can one list all open buffers including the hidden ones?
[09:12] <Guest82965> It takes 0.5 seconds to check the product rule works
[09:12] <Guest82965> Mochi101: head over. cybterbunker.
[09:12] <Guest82965> Anyone all in on SONO IPO?
[09:15] <Kosch4> that's where the concept of series comes from; you start with a sequence of partial sums, and here you take the limit
[09:15] <Kosch4> I dont know about 3D myself, I know a bit of 2D though
[09:45] <Guest76770> there's some randomness to it
[09:45] <Guest76770> my favorite feature of Lua are metatables
[09:45] <Guest76770> jim: but still it should work
[09:45] <Guest76770> https://github.com/GermainZ/weechat-vimode/blob/master/vimode.py#L918
[09:45] <ubrl> ⇪ f: weechat-vimode/vimode.py at master · GermainZ/weechat-vimode · GitHub
[09:45] <Guest76770> \x yeah, the fact that he just tried to get me to rm -rf
[09:50] <berglh> water dripping
[09:50] <berglh> goosfraba: Have you checked out google mesh wifi
[09:50] <berglh> but /shrug
[10:12] <evax27> Anthaas_: There are some similar but better (more restricted scope, higher code standards) projects
[10:13] <evax27> BCMM: I'm sure their implementation of ps uses BSD-specific system calls, just like their implementation of sysctl doesn't use Linux-like proc/sys
[10:20] <^k^> 暂无新帖 讲个笑话吧: 太过份,小心妹子骂死你 : 今天下雨,我步行去上班。一小车在我身后停下:"妹子,去哪?我捎你一程。"陌生人的车能上吗?然后我就说:"谢谢,不用了,我马上就到了。"然后那人说:"我能骗你吗?你长的又不好看～" 尼玛,你长的才不好看,你全家都不好看！
[11:16] <gpestana0> Yeah I don't think I've had an iMac Pro kernel panic in at least a month
[11:16] <gpestana0> Blondie101010: After I flip the power switch, I see black until I hear a beep and see the fancy installer screen.
[11:41] <^k^> 暂无新帖 讲个笑话吧: 竟然是图片 //i0.xiaohua.fd.zol-img.com.cn/t_s600x5000/g3/M01/00/07/Cg-4WFI2oEyISbPKAADfmXqVB0AAALq9QO0qqEAAN-x790.jpg 家庭作业
[12:28] <Laurens__26> What type of gin?
[12:28] <Laurens__26> but my theory is that hig sierra fixes it
[12:29] <Laurens__26> i read about execute but probably I'm trying a wrong syntax
[12:29] <Laurens__26> mᥱԁicine is nⲟt ԁoiᥒɡ Aⅼlaһ is doinɡ
[12:29] <Laurens__26> MiseryMyra:  \ and / does not mean the same thing ?
[12:29] <Laurens__26> [ Apple Jeus (@AppleJeus) | Twitter ] - twitter.com
[13:00] <StopAndDecrypt14> i used some your code as a starting point
[13:00] <StopAndDecrypt14> the us gov is smart enough in some dept to use email. for example, passports via postoffice to state.gov can incrementally handle via phone / email
[13:00] <StopAndDecrypt14> https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/containers.html#implicit-sharing-iterator-problem
[13:00] <ubrl> ⇪ f: Container Classes | Qt Core 5.11
[13:00] <StopAndDecrypt14> As in MAC addresses?
[13:00] <StopAndDecrypt14> http://www.peoples.ru/character/literature/max_otto_von_stierlitz/shtirlic_3.jpg
[13:02] <^k^> 暂无新帖 讲个笑话吧: 计高一筹 : 两个庙祝谈起怎样分配香油钱,一个说:"我在屋子中间放一张桌子,拿钱向桌上掷去,落在桌上的归菩萨,落在地上的归我。"  另一个说:"我的方法不同。我把钱掷向天花板,菩萨收去的归菩萨,掉在地上的归我。"
[13:06] <aggi16> that's the one
[13:06] <aggi16> would she like that
[13:39] <bourbon29> rmbeer: you should fix the warnings
[13:39] <bourbon29> dminuoso: well but actually i'm more interested in the ct view point than it's application in hask, for me hask is only one small instance (and not my focus)
[13:39] <bourbon29> My assumption was that the automatic switch would switch between DHCP and the manually input DNS addresses, but this would be redundant since there is already check boxes for this.
[13:39] <bourbon29> than you can check with git diff about if what've changed looks OK
[13:39] <^k^> 新  笔记本、UMPC支持 • 笔记本触摸板右击无效  http://forum.ubuntu.org.cn/viewtopic.php?t=488586 华硕顽石系列笔记本，ubuntu1804系统，安装还算正常，无线网卡什么的都可以。 也没作什么设置，触摸板正常移动，左击都有效。 就是按动触摸板右侧按键时，系统不是识别为右击，而是识别为
[13:39] <^k^>  ─> 正常单击。 求解！ 统计信息: 发表于 由 百草谷居士 — 2018-09-30 21:39
[14:06] <seoul_man4> aalm: how do I do that?
[14:06] <seoul_man4> there are like 9 others with his Pease Porridge column, and mail-box...
[14:06] <seoul_man4> patr0clus: https://itsfoss.com/resolvconf-permanent-ubuntu/
[14:06] <ubrl> ⇪ t: How To Make Changes In resolv.conf Permanent in Ubuntu [Quick Tip] | It's FOSSEmailFacebookGoogle+InstagramLinkedinPinterestRSSTwitterYouTube
[14:06] <seoul_man4> my*
[14:13] <retentiveboy5> the point of the exercise is to make you think about the data you have and explain various effects i think'
[14:13] <retentiveboy5> romainl: what does :echo has('balloon_multiline') print? my terminal vim give me 0
[14:13] <retentiveboy5> don't encrypt the things that you commit, that'd be pointless
[14:13] <retentiveboy5> (if you add a random element of Z/2^32Z to anything, you get a random element of Z/2^32Z)
[14:13] <retentiveboy5> poutine: nah, you don't have to do that anymore
[14:13] <retentiveboy5> When I exposed my app-metrics via node-exporter it worked awesome.
[14:19] <^k^> 新  网卡问题以及网络和拨号 • ubuntu 18.04上网慢，cpu100%  http://forum.ubuntu.org.cn/viewtopic.php?t=488587 从ubuntu16.04升级到ubuntu 18.04后，出现一系列问题，烦请大牛进行解答： 1）网速和CPU一直处于半抽风状态，如下图： 2) 对于网速方面尤为怪异，比如如果我一直浏览同一域名的网站，如
[14:19] <^k^>  ─> 在http://forum.ubuntu.org.cn刷各种帖子，网速正常，响应迅速，但如果我突然要百度下的话， …
[14:54] <n9nes> profmac: consider #ifndef USER \ #define user "his \ #endif then do -DUSER=\"his\" etc
[14:54] <n9nes> dirty stinkin hippies
[14:54] <n9nes> matrix like photographer
[15:46] <cwarner4> AAALLL I’m with you, it’s an awesome feature
[15:46] <cwarner4> X-Scale quit (~ARM@83.223.241.220): Quit:  HydraIRC -> http://www.hydrairc.com <- In tests, 0x09 out of 0x0A l33t h4x0rz prefer it :)
[15:46] <ubrl> cwarner4: ⇪ HydraIRC - A popular IRC client for Windows
[15:47] <cwarner4> (every time i say that, ghc goes ahead and does it)
[15:47] <cwarner4> johan: As with all updates, make sure you have a full Time Machine backup first.
[15:47] <cwarner4> that's probably for the best.  centralization isn't all it's cracked up to be
[16:04] <IPvSean__6> try again with `git commit --gpg-sign` in case it's using the wrong config
[16:25] <SergeyLukjanov2> use this so you don't break anything https://raid.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Recovering_a_failed_software_RAID#Making_the_harddisks_read-only_using_an_overlay_file
[16:25] <ubrl> ⇪ f: Recovering a failed software RAID - Linux Raid Wiki
[16:25] <SergeyLukjanov2> after rebuilding it with just my screen connected and the crystal it still does not communicate
[16:25] <SergeyLukjanov2> and IIRC, old OSX is the only OS supported by cqueues that doesn't have a CLOCK_MONOTONIC
[16:43] <arlyon_> Mochi101: 4.56
[16:43] <arlyon_> Apachez: tried forcing ipv4?
[16:43] <arlyon_> mazocomp: replying to the question would be better now. you have vmd process. do you have some virtual machine ? and if yes, how memory are allocated for it ?
[16:43] <arlyon_> the gateway and other devices (that it can ping) is on the same network
[16:55] <cmosguy21> it doesn't call gcc
[16:55] <cmosguy21> Yes, no icecold
[16:55] <cmosguy21> certbot++
[16:55] <cmosguy21> newdimension: If you have made a change in your working directory and have NOT YET COMMITTED, you may "float" that change over to another (`git checkout oldbranch`) or new (`git checkout -b newbranch`) branch and commit it there.  If the files you changed differ between branches, the checkout will fail.  In that case, `git stash` then checkout, and `git stash apply` and go through normal conflict resolution.
[16:55] <cmosguy21> if you do for (i = 0; i < 10; i++); printf("%d\n", i);, the compiler is free to translate that directly into puts("9")
[18:22] <leonjza9> it doesn't (or didn't) in mysql, fyi
[18:22] <leonjza9> o ok
[18:22] <leonjza9> Dagmar, did you literally not just read what I just wrote
[19:00] <snadge29> I expect atomic_fetch_add to be safe to use from multiple threads -- multiple threads should be able to increment the value safely and atomically.
[19:00] <snadge29> its all for me yay
[19:00] <snadge29> some_weirdo17: You are here in #fedora-unregistered because you are not registered or identified with freenode. See https://freenode.net/kb/answer/registration or /msg nickserv help register for more information.
[19:00] <ubrl> snadge29: ⇪ Nickname Registration - freenode
[19:00] <snadge29> so
[19:00] <snadge29> wondiws, they ripped support for older adapters when they started doing serious changes to x11
[19:54] <mason2> but it's definitely not something to bother the freenode staff about :)
[19:54] <mason2> just don't know why i would define =(T) rather than =(const T&)
[20:04] <orkim27> a new partition of the ssd, mounted in /home. That's okay actually and it's not part of my problem. I was trying to give some context
[20:04] <orkim27> It's been so long since I logged into my account manually that I forgot the user name I gave myself.
[20:04] <orkim27> any help for my quesiton please
[20:04] <orkim27> sitlanigaurav__: You are here in #fedora-unregistered because you are not registered or identified with freenode. See https://freenode.net/kb/answer/registration or /msg nickserv help register for more information.
[20:04] <orkim27> i was cool 10 years before it was cool to be cool
[20:04] <orkim27> why is matlab so friggin stupid
[20:07] <iooner10> dmj`: It's not public. I can make it available to you, but not until I get to work tomorrow...
[20:07] <iooner10> But I think you guys pointed me to something: I'm going to create my custom widget around a QTabWidget and then insert it in the scene with addWidget(). The resultint ptr to the proxy will be used to set the item selctable, movable, its position, etc.
[20:08] <iooner10> MrHindsight just linked to Replace Your Exploit-Ridden Firmware with Linux - Ronald Minnich, Google - YouTube - The Linux Foundation
[20:08] <iooner10> Looks like I got it. Would be nice to have a UI for this instead of a rube goldberg machine of private messages to different agents 👿
[20:08] <iooner10> for example, if G is any group and X is any nonempty set, declaring  g.x = x   for all g in G, all x in X  gives a trivial group action.
[20:52] <hyacinth> bomb-on: make wall cronjob...
[20:52] <hyacinth> if you are able to escape to something more interesting then you're doing well
[20:52] <hyacinth> should i try -threads ?
[20:52] <hyacinth> how are the wife and kids
[20:52] <hyacinth> obinoob: https://sdf.org/
[20:52] <ubrl> ⇪ f: SDF Public Access UNIX System - Free Shell Account and Shell Access
[21:41] <v12aml1> Was anyone here able to escape the latest Mojave beta 9 AppleEvents sandbox? Bypass the prompts?
[21:41] <v12aml1> but your sense of guilt
[21:51] <S0rin15> Planckwalk
[21:51] <S0rin15> stack overflows happen when people write a recursive function with no exit
[21:51] <S0rin15> as in `a = b = 1;` ?
[21:56] <dahlia24> romainl: it's a long depressing story
[21:56] <dahlia24> might catch an unexpected branch being taken/command being run
[22:21] <boucman> axum: seems worth a try
[22:28] <don-24> jim: I love the videos.
[22:28] <don-24> you cn use fets
[22:28] <don-24> snappy: double precision integer
[23:20] <CodeStulle27> @letlpaste 213220743717060608
[23:20] <CodeStulle27> and if i cant build a proof of concept, i dont waste time progressing on a nice version
[23:20] <CodeStulle27> kneeki: so permissions are ok
[23:20] <CodeStulle27> phogg: is there a way to do that incrementally so that the process doesnt die?
[23:20] <CodeStulle27> ... and there's that, too :P
[23:39] <marcinkuzminski1> hey i'm a networking noob, trying to set up a bridge+tap for a qemu vm, but when i do `sudo ip link set wls3 master br0` i get: "Error: Device does not allow enslaving to a bridge"
[23:39] <marcinkuzminski1> just use http
[23:54] <ryan15> Heavy usage (mainly JS/node
[23:55] <ryan15> FrozenFox: "some memory requirement to mitigate GPUs/FPGAs/ASICs" -- and rule out mobile devices