[10:39] hello [14:30] https://br9732.quentinlengele.com/index.php/2018/04/24/final-release/ [14:34] looks sus [19:03] TIL: systemd-analyze security [19:03] https://www.ctrl.blog/entry/systemd-service-hardening.html [19:07] unknown operation: security [19:13] ancient systemd then. [19:28] 18.04 [19:28] yes, from the ppppppaaaaaasssstttttt [19:33] oh, that isn't so old. [19:34] I decided to keep my 16.04 running for another year. [19:35] heh [19:36] I think I'm going ot have to because my april is pretty well shot [19:36] and I'm not going to be able to spin up another instance [19:36] going to be paying Canonical for extended support [19:39] oh, i'll just let it roll. [19:40] Yeah, I did that with my 14.04 desktop [19:40] and I fretted the whole time [19:41] not fretting = a+ [19:45] this is a cloud server with a tiny tiny attack surface. [19:46] anyone know offhand how to sort files named with (1), (2) ? i'm using `ls | sort -k 8.2n` where 8.2 is the field/offset of that paren number, but it sorts alpha instead of numeric. [19:46] -kn? [19:47] or nk [19:47] isn't that what I'm doing there with -k 8.2n? [19:47] I have no idea what 8.2n is doing [19:48] 8th field, 2nd character of the field. [19:49] wouldn't alpha be the same as numeric if there's only one character in that position? [19:49] if there's more than one character then you might need a range of characters. [19:50] I had thought it was the start position, but the man page is definitely not clear. [19:50] the man page is a bit confusing [19:50] at least to my skimming [19:59] https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/644010/how-can-i-list-files-in-sorted-order-into-grouped-sets [20:01] forwarded to my Mastodon network [20:02] TY [20:17] CURSED LOCALE!!!!!!!!! it works if i LC_ALL=C [20:18] Ohh that's nice.