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  3. @capheind> if i am lucky in securing a new gig before I burn off my cashola then I can try to buy a place for us
  4. 05:06 <grugly> capheind: get a van instead
  5. 05:14 <@capheind> grugly: I want a van, a vintage panel van, for the lady and I to take to gaming conventions, with a big fantasy mural on the side
  6. 05:15 <-->> mhj (~matt@sdf-8E2CD1C.hsd1.fl.comcast.net) has joined #sdf
  7. 05:18 <grugly> lots of chrome?
  8. 05:18 <grugly> what madel? link me a pic
  9. 05:18 <grugly> model
  10. 05:20 <bch> hello
  11. 05:21 <@capheind>
  12. Show image like this, but with old school D&D art :P http://www.geek.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/featured-3-625x352.jpg
  13. 05:24 <grugly> the one I want is http://www.boompeek.com/Classifieds/ForSale/AdDetailSell.aspx?ID=CS00006257
  14. 05:26 <@capheind> you and your Velma going to solve mysteries in that?
  15. 05:27 <grugly> we'd need one like yours
  16. 05:27 <grugly> :)
  17. 05:27 <grugly> those chevs are awesome
  18. 05:27 <grugly> should be able to service one pretty well there, too..
  19. 05:28 <@capheind> well I currently drive a Ford Fiesta, its a small party car but I'd like one like that, with some OSR D&D art :)
  20. 05:28 <@capheind> I already got the Velma
  21. 05:28 <grugly> but yeah, us and the kid
  22. 05:28 <grugly> if I was gonna buy, I'd just get land and restore it..
  23. 05:29 <grugly> if you can live out of a van you save a whole heap of money
  24. 05:29 <@capheind> how many bearns?
  25. 05:30 <grugly> bearns?
  26. 05:32 <@capheind> kids, kinder, babies
  27. 05:33 <grugly> I have 3, but just taking one
  28. 05:33 <@capheind> the other 2 are teens or better?
  29. 05:33 <@capheind> I've only the one, and she is still incredibly wee
  30. 05:33 <grugly> 7-10
  31. 05:34 <grugly> 8 and 10
  32. 05:34 <@capheind> why would you not take 7-10 year olds?
  33. 05:34 <grugly> maybe :)
  34. 05:34 <grugly> only has 3 seats
  35. 05:34 <@capheind> so leave the rest to fend for themselves?
  36. 05:34 <@capheind> lol
  37. 05:34 <@capheind> van logic
  38. 05:35 <grugly> the animals will look after them
  39. 05:35 <@capheind> lol
  40. 05:35 <grugly> (ex wife)
  41. 05:35 <@capheind> ah
  42. 05:35 <@capheind> gotcha
  43. 05:35 <@capheind> as said, I've only the one
  44. 05:37 <@capheind> So one that'd roll with you and your chick, and two you'd like to take but hang with your previous lady
  45. 05:38 <grugly> yeah, could take one, if I had the seat..
  46. 05:38 <grugly> he'd have to be in a tent
  47. 05:39 <grugly> school is fucked.. you're better off with them showing them the world..
  48. 05:45 <@capheind> lol, maybe, personally I'd rather go back to school myself and finish my degree in botany. I have a friend who's a plant pathologist and genetic engineer and the stuff he talks about is soo cool
  49. 05:47 <grugly> I have been thinking of studying over the year
  50. 05:47 <grugly> I was going to study herbs..
  51. 05:49 <grugly> odie: https://wiki.alpinelinux.org/wiki/Xen_Dom0_on_USB_or_SD
  52. 05:52 <@capheind> I was going to school for viticulture until I ran out of fundage and had to get a job like an adult person
  53. 05:52 <grugly> open.edu.au does online stuff
  54. 05:54 <grugly> odie: I think that's an awesome idea.. I may have to do it
  55. 05:55 <@capheind> but I'm a yankee doodle
  56. 05:56 <@capheind> Even if I do watch your aussie gardening shows :P
  57. 05:56 <grugly> good `ol burk
  58. 05:57 <grugly> there's some pretty good aussie gardening and cooking shows
  59. 05:57 <grugly> on the quieter channels
  60. 05:57 <@capheind> You lot and england are the only two producing gardening shows anymore, and england only does the odd mini series whereas ABC has been running Gardening AUstralia for years
  61. 05:58 <grugly> a lot of it would be misinformation for you..
  62. 05:58 <grugly> being in the north
  63. 06:00 <-->> ciscam (~ciscam@sdf-395214CF.unitymedia.biz) has joined #sdf
  64. 06:06 <@capheind> meh, its just the exact opposite of my season, I just take the advice and keep hold of it for half a year :)
  65. 06:08 <grugly> I do the same
  66. 06:08 <grugly> read a lot of us gardening stuff
  67. 06:09 <grugly> been reading more about the AU local bush foods lately..
  68. 06:10 <@capheind> in the US we used to have tons of gardening shows, but about 10 to 15 years ago the networks realized that there wasn't much money in advertising on them so they all got canceled, and the Home and Gardening network gave up on gardening
  69. 06:10 <@capheind> HGTV
  70. 06:11 <grugly> ABC see the value in it
  71. 06:11 <@capheind> grugly: Gardening Australia has bush food segments with a aboriginal gent... who reminds me of the white indian "naturopath" dbags here in the states j
  72. 06:13 <grugly> I can't think of his name
  73. 06:14 <@capheind> Clarence Slockee
  74. 06:15 <@capheind> I need to go meself to bed. Night grugly
  75. 06:15 <odie> looks good, grugly!
  76. 06:15 <@capheind> and odie
  77. 06:15 <@capheind> and everybody
  78. 06:15 <odie> night capheind!
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  80. 06:18 <grugly> Earnie dingo was who I was thinking of
  81. 06:18 <grugly> reading that, I want to give it a go
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  87. 09:33 < *> eggy blinks
  88. 09:50 <-->> offdutypirate (~uid77993@C7EF08A3.A8CC138F.D5FA2B3B.IP) has joined #sdf
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  90. 10:02 <--> Mode #sdf [+ohv niro niro niro] by BASHy2
  91. 10:02 <@niro> bah
  92. 10:04 <@niro> too early for this
  93. 10:04 <@niro> demure: are you going to post about your shiny new backup system?
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  96. 10:32 <@demure> niro: yes, just got to knock out school stuffs first
  97. 10:33 <@niro> excellent! thank you!
  98. 10:34 <@demure> ^_^
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  100. 11:50 <-->> capheind (~capheind@sdf-F7154BD4.sdf.org) has joined #sdf
  101. 11:50 <--> Mode #sdf [+ohv capheind capheind capheind] by BASHy2
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  112. 15:21 <odie> evenings
  113. 15:27 <fmoon> good evening
  114. 15:37 <%mlaine> evenings
  115. 15:37 <%mlaine> !weather efou
  116. 15:38 <&BASHy2-EU> Location: Oulu, Finland (EFOU) 64-56N 025-22E 15M
  117. 15:38 <&BASHy2-EU> Weather: light snow
  118. 15:38 <&BASHy2-EU> Temperature: -5 F (-21 C)
  119. 15:38 <&BASHy2-EU> Relative Humidity: 83%
  120. 15:38 <%mlaine> it felt a tad cold
  121. 15:40 <odie> uh
  122. 15:40 <odie> winter has come
  123. 15:41 <@eggy> rut-roh
  124. 16:30 <<--> jplace (~jplace@sdf-31A1D1B4.dc.dc.cox.net) has quit (Quit: Leaving)
  125. 16:52 <cev> Just put in for anonradio. Fingers crossed. Should probably power up my equipment again to make sure it works.
  126. 17:04 <-->> framling (~framling@sdf-F7154BD4.sdf.org) has joined #sdf
  127. 17:04 <--> Mode #sdf [+ohv framling framling framling] by BASHy2
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  129. 17:35 <@framling> mi ŝategas kanabo
  130. 18:04 <-->> epl692 (~epl692@sdf-C92E6539.dhcp.aldl.mi.charter.com) has joined #sdf
  131. 19:16 <grugly> !weather ymen
  132. 19:16 <&BASHy2-EU> Location: Goldstream Aws, Australia (YMEN) 37-44S 145-24E 84M
  133. 19:16 <&BASHy2-EU> Temperature: 84 F (29 C)
  134. 19:16 <&BASHy2-EU> Relative Humidity: 51%
  135. 19:17 <grugly> forecast 38c today
  136. 19:22 <@framling> sheesh
  137. 19:22 <@framling> that's too much
  138. 19:22 <@framling> !weathe KSLE
  139. 19:22 <&BASHy2-EU> 'weathe' not found. See !commands for available commands.
  140. 19:22 <@framling> !weather KSLE
  141. 19:22 <&BASHy2-EU> Location: SALEM MCNARY FIELD, OR, United States (KSLE) 44-54N 123-00W 59M
  142. 19:22 <&BASHy2-EU> Sky conditions: overcast
  143. 19:22 <&BASHy2-EU> Weather: light rain; mist
  144. 19:22 <&BASHy2-EU> Temperature: 45.0 F (7.2 C)
  145. 19:22 <&BASHy2-EU> Relative Humidity: 89%
  146. 19:22 <@framling> quintessential PNW afternoon
  147. 20:24 <grugly> !weather ymen
  148. 20:24 <&BASHy2-EU> Location: Goldstream Aws, Australia (YMEN) 37-44S 145-24E 84M
  149. 20:24 <&BASHy2-EU> Temperature: 87 F (31 C)
  150. 20:24 <&BASHy2-EU> Relative Humidity: 45%
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  152. 20:48 <@jkrueger> dang - I forgot how to get rid of detached mosh
  153. 20:51 <@demure> jkrueger: are you in tmux?
  154. 20:51 <@demure> <prefix>D
  155. 20:52 <@demure> (capital)
  156. 20:52 <@demure> then select the old session
  157. 20:53 <@jkrueger> no, when I login I get an alert about 2 other sessions in screen
  158. 20:54 <grugly> the blue line with the pid in it?
  159. 20:54 <grugly> kill those pids
  160. 20:54 <grugly> if your using screen, you could likely `screen -RRD` or was it -RDD?
  161. 20:55 <@jkrueger> ..ya, mosh alerts - how do I kill them - used to know arrrgh
  162. 20:56 <grugly> it says the pid when you log in, just kill that pid
  163. 20:56 <@jkrueger> how
  164. 20:56 <grugly> and in screen it's `screen -D -RR` will reattach screen and kill and logout any attached processes
  165. 20:57 <grugly> type kill and then the pid
  166. 20:57 <@jkrueger> OK thanks
  167. 21:00 <grugly> pkill mosh-server should do it too, but will likely log you out in the process
  168. 21:03 <@jkrueger> pkill mosh-server did the trick - thanks
  169. 21:05 <grugly> log you out, too?
  170. 21:05 <@jkrueger> ya, remember that was the quick way - long time ago :)
  171. 21:07 <grugly> you attach to screen in every session?
  172. 21:07 <grugly> the -DRR option should do it
  173. 21:07 <grugly> seamlessly
  174. 21:07 <@jkrueger> most of the time - not always
  175. 21:08 <grugly> https://www.gnu.org/software/screen/manual/screen.html#Invoking-Screen
  176. 21:08 <@jkrueger> screen in MA for mail, irc, bboard
  177. 21:08 <grugly> the -RRD option should kill the mosh-server processes that are attached to the screen process
  178. 21:09 <grugly> you seen: https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/screen-devel/2017-01/msg00025.html
  179. 21:09 <grugly> ?
  180. 21:09 <@jkrueger> I'll keep that in mind
  181. 21:10 <grugly> tmux is a much lighter and arguably better option than screen
  182. 21:10 <@jkrueger> ... signal is so bad here I can't even keep uzbl going
  183. 21:11 <grugly> pity we can;t tunnel through mosh
  184. 21:11 <grugly> I use links
  185. 21:12 <@jkrueger> it has a graphical ver. doesn't it?
  186. 21:12 <grugly> run it on my vps and sftp and images/videos/torrents I download with it
  187. 21:12 <grugly> it does
  188. 21:12 <grugly> but it's not a full featured browser
  189. 21:13 <@jkrueger> ya I remember used it a long time ago - liked it
  190. 21:13 <grugly> odie has me curious about xen running off a usb stick with a few VMs installed..
  191. 21:13 <grugly> I'll likely spin up a vm just for a web browser
  192. 21:13 <grugly> if I can get it to work the way he described
  193. 21:17 <unixparty> hello all
  194. 21:20 <unixparty> screen -list
  195. 21:20 <grugly> hi unixparty
  196. 21:20 <unixparty> heya grugly
  197. 21:20 <grugly> unixparty: it's more about mosh than screen
  198. 21:21 <unixparty> ahhh
  199. 21:22 <unixparty> not sure about mosh have not used it much
  200. 21:22 <unixparty> more screen than anything
  201. 21:22 <grugly> mosh is nice on shit connections
  202. 21:27 <unixparty> i read :)
  203. 21:27 <@jkrueger> ... mosh is saving me right now
  204. 21:31 <grugly> saves me at the end of every month, and will even more on the road, tethering to my phone..
  205. 21:31 <grugly> at the end of the month, I'm the only person in the house who can use the internet..
  206. 21:31 <grugly> because I make the VPS do all the hard work and I just display it via mosh
  207. 21:32 <-->> whilhelm2 (~40b8c392@sdf-C32C2FB8.clients.kiwiirc.com) has joined #sdf
  208. 21:33 <unixparty> ? x11 share for display ?
  209. 21:33 <unixparty> think we can use x11 as meta but not sure if a desktop can be used
  210. 21:33 <unixparty> or if we have to host the server
  211. 21:34 <unixparty> like a client/sever setup sdf be the server :)
  212. 21:34 <unixparty> i do it with my vps and just rdesktop in
  213. 21:34 <unixparty> or vnc
  214. 21:34 <grugly> I just ssh, no tunnels or X11
  215. 21:34 <unixparty> so your using all cmd line
  216. 21:34 <unixparty> no gui
  217. 21:35 <grugly> I have x on the local machine..
  218. 21:35 <whilhelm2> hello!
  219. 21:35 <@demure> who needs a gui :p
  220. 21:35 <unixparty> using a windows laptop :)
  221. 21:35 <unixparty> true but still comes in handy
  222. 21:36 <grugly> it runs many terminals and I use feh and whatnot to view the images and stuff downloaded from the vps's web browser or whatever
  223. 21:36 <unixparty> feh ?
  224. 21:36 <grugly> firefox on OBSD runs quite well
  225. 21:36 <grugly> feh is an image viewer
  226. 21:36 <@demure> `feh` is nice, and light weight
  227. 21:36 <whilhelm2> feh is a thing to view photos
  228. 21:36 <grugly> fbi is nicer :)
  229. 21:36 <unixparty> LOL
  230. 21:37 <unixparty> right they only dool for awhile and slam a few more shots :P
  231. 21:38 <grugly> I need a way to rip youtube.. I don't mind watching a youtube clip every now and then.. some good info and entertainment on there sometimes..
  232. 21:38 <unixparty> so any take on a good pen drive distro :
  233. 21:38 <grugly> Alpine Linux
  234. 21:38 <unixparty> king of random :)
  235. 21:38 <whilhelm2> grugly: youtube-dl
  236. 21:38 <@demure> grugly: have you tried ^
  237. 21:38 <whilhelm2> its a command line tool to download yt vids
  238. 21:38 <@demure> it works well with `mpv` for streaming as well
  239. 21:39 <grugly> yeah I have..
  240. 21:39 <unixparty> i know few places that download and convet and downloads to you via website for free
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  242. 21:39 <grugly> it stopped working as the same time as mpsyt
  243. 21:39 <unixparty> *convert
  244. 21:39 <grugly> been using cclive
  245. 21:39 <@demure> hmm, what distro are you on?
  246. 21:39 <whilhelm2> unixparty: just use youtube-dl
  247. 21:39 <grugly> but tht doesn;t really like youtube
  248. 21:39 <unixparty> on my servers im using get ready for it .. ubuntu
  249. 21:40 <unixparty> laptop is windows 10
  250. 21:40 <grugly> demure: I'm using OpenBSD, but I'm poking around a new setup based around Alpine and xen
  251. 21:40 <@demure> *nod* do you know how close openbsd is to upstream?
  252. 21:40 <@demure> My youtubedl was working fine today, on deb sid :)
  253. 21:40 <unixparty> I had fedora and mandrake a long time ago they were not bad at all ,
  254. 21:41 <unixparty> but the whole mandv thing is kinda diff
  255. 21:41 <unixparty> *mandriva
  256. 21:42 <unixparty> of course redhat is better :P
  257. 21:42 <unixparty> but openbsd and steaming ?
  258. 21:42 < *> grugly vomits a little on unixparty
  259. 21:43 <unixparty> *streaming omg what is going on with my kbd my son must have spilt something in it
  260. 21:43 <grugly> has RHEL gone systemd?
  261. 21:43 <unixparty> hehehehe knew it was coming grugly
  262. 21:43 <whilhelm2> yep
  263. 21:43 <unixparty> yes
  264. 21:43 <grugly> what do you mean streaming?
  265. 21:44 <grugly> streaming audio/video from www?
  266. 21:44 <unixparty> https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwiA04qm_4HSAhXn7oMKHTAcBk4QFggaMAA&url=https%3A%2F%2Faccess.redhat.com%2Fdocumentation%2Fen-US%2FRed_Hat_Enterprise_Linux%2F7%2Fhtml%2FSystem_Administrators_Guide%2Fchap-Managing_Services_with_systemd.html&usg=AFQjCNHr-oCGDcyu7Xju60xJMki5wYaezg&sig2=C_b2W2P39x8tMRKnU57dtA&bvm=bv.146496531,d.amc
  267. 21:44 <unixparty> for rhel systemd
  268. 21:44 <@demure> crap link
  269. 21:44 <unixparty> and demure said it
  270. 21:45 <grugly> only 5 lines in my terminal..
  271. 21:45 <unixparty> @demure> *nod* do you know how close openbsd is to upstream?
  272. 21:45 <unixparty> 21:40 <@demure> My youtubedl was working fine today, on deb sid :
  273. 21:47 <grugly> !url https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-US/Red_Hat_Enterprise_Linux/7/html/System_Administrators_Guide/chap-Managing_Services_with_systemd.html
  274. 21:47 <&BASHy2-EU> Chapter 9. Managing Services with systemd
  275. 21:47 < *> grugly glares at unixparty
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