[01:55] <simonyee> Hi,
[01:55] <simonyee> How are you all?
[01:55] <simonyee> This is my first time here
[01:55] <simonyee> i need some help
[01:55] <simonyee> with my setup with the Ricoh Aficio 3045 software
[01:55] <simonyee> I cannot get the Ricoh to scan documents
[14:13] <yuskhanzab> haloo
[16:05] <len> good morning!!!!
[16:05] <len> anyone here can help me with my sound problem?


[00:33] <Eickmeyer> Ok, so the first .iso image (made from the 20221209 ubuntu desktop image, updated, ubuntu-desktop deps/recommends removed with edubuntu-desktop intalled) weighs in at 5.75GB. It was bigger but I made the call to remove supertuxkart despite the request in the d.u.c thread.
[00:34] <Eickmeyer> This is, of course, subject to change once official images get spinning.
[00:35] <Eickmeyer> I just wanted to build a canary before emailing the release team.
[00:46] <arraybolt3> Link? :D
[00:46] <arraybolt3> Eickmeyer:
[00:47] <Eickmeyer> arraybolt3: Local, not sure where I'd host it without costing a fortune.
[00:47] <arraybolt3> Hmm, valid point. :(
[00:48] <arraybolt3> (Personally when I have to host huge files, I split them into 1.8 GB chunks and push them to a GitHub Release, like I do here: https://github.com/ArrayBolt3/kforge Not that you need to do that, your data is metered so you probably don't want to spend that much on it.)
[00:50] <arraybolt3> Speaking of which, I should make another build of that and upload it.
[00:52] <arraybolt3> Though, *sigh*, that will have to wait until after I finish reinstalling my dad's computer to erase whatever malware he managed to catch. (Tried to sign into his laptop, it wouldn't take his password and the password hint disappeared.d)D
[00:52] <arraybolt3> s/D//
[01:03] <Eickmeyer> ISO boots with the Ubuntu plymouth theme. Comes up with Edubuntu background and Ubiquity says Edubuntu in it. After installation, Edubuntu plymouth theme. Unfortunately, that's just the way it is.
[01:05] <Eickmeyer> Of course, this would be different once official iso images are built.


[01:46] <he||ra|zer22> geekosaur: In my hands I hold the ultimate proof that settles the debate "tabs vs spaces" once and for all.
[01:46] <he||ra|zer22> ok, that's 12k more commits
[01:46] <he||ra|zer22> M .gitignore
[01:46] <he||ra|zer22> accordingly if I wanted to before re-encoding it.
[05:03] <Yames26> wad that isn't an Ubuntu kernel
[05:03] <Yames26> I never mentioned it being on the client side
[05:03] <Yames26> Zexaron, use dmesg instead.
[05:03] <Yames26> so, what is the advantage?
[06:24] <yastero0> but /something/ borked the drivers before I upgraded, as they were already broken
[06:24] <yastero0> pantsu ⸾ also, C-A-F3 and do loginctl show-session $XDG_SESSION_ID
[06:24] <yastero0> tomreyn: finished reading?
[06:24] <yastero0> It's fine on ubuntu.
[06:39] <eNigmaFx24> it worked for python but this is a completely different story :)
[06:39] <eNigmaFx24> arooni: Ah, so you /are/ one of the people who think it's the best laptop ever :P
[07:24] <shenghi16> bschip: su - username
[07:25] <shenghi16> you can't even explain how it works
[07:25] <shenghi16> sounds like mine are an exception then... :P
[07:57] <isaque> tonsofpcs: I think he completely got rid of one of the 2 pieces of AT&T hardware.  In my house I have Fiber coming in which goes to a box.  Out of that box comes a CAT5 cable, but to my understanding it's not ethernet, it just happens to use the same cable.  That cable then goes into the all in one gateway, router, accesspoint piece of garbage
[07:58] <isaque> and direct
[07:58] <isaque> https://imgur.com/a/3e0PYZr
[08:37] <laamaelain10> spare: so in theory perfectly audited code it would be impossible to just bribe one person to back door it.
[08:38] <laamaelain10> i have no need of a delphi parser :)
[08:38] <laamaelain10> blackk: x^2 + 3 have this property ?
[08:52] <esp32_prog> gparent, hrrrr.
[08:52] <esp32_prog> zumba_addict: if that fixes it that means i get some of your paycheck right
[08:52] <esp32_prog> MVC bounty is still around and 6000eur
[08:52] <esp32_prog> For most things, I use hexchat.
[08:52] <esp32_prog> it was the first embessed Linux distro!
[08:52] <esp32_prog> So you want memcached.
[11:19] <asunder> we should start measuring building height in Jans
[11:19] <asunder> that was one sentence strechted over three lines. you are not fooling anyone
[11:33] <hrkfdn_4> I can see it happening though. Especially since Apple is interested in having the ultrathin laptop, that can lasts for hours.
[11:33] <hrkfdn_4> well its there and it works quite well, better yet it uses fully standard things
[11:34] <Allegretto5> aeonzh: which proof don't you understand?
[11:34] <Allegretto5> the worst part is as far as i know im stuck ordering online, we dont really have any decent electronics supply houses around me other than for building
[12:16] <abernix_4> and how did you do that alter user if you can't connect?
[12:17] <abernix_4> look back the whole computer histories, everything is full of wonder
[12:17] <abernix_4> ask-ygU5AP56, i think almost a bios issue
[12:17] <abernix_4> That particular trigger was a bit of a risky one, but at the time they were sending rapidly-changing ASCII-art spam that I was trying to fight.
[13:15] <piyer14> esselfe: you're mom is from openssl
[13:15] <piyer14> ahh ok
[13:48] <chouseknecht8> isemenov: 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.
[13:48] <chouseknecht8> it happens with Firefox or Chrome.  After 10-15 minutes it doesn't do anything and I have to hold down the power button
[15:18] <xMopx8> The injection is *2, the surjection is what most programming languages would call %2.
[15:18] <xMopx8> less confusing and you no longer need the if's
[16:14] <aloy0> You need the talent to take advantage of it
[16:14] <aloy0> fastputty,  sudo apt full-upgrade  (G be with you)
[16:15] <aloy0> madnight: It’s more like Haskell programs tend to break unpredictably when using unsafe functions light-heartedly. You absolutely cannot use unsafePerformIO in a safe way as a beginner. In Java, you can maneuver your way around null from day one.
[16:53] <Thornelius> Chipguy, really, post your code.
[16:53] <Thornelius> unyu: I don't understand the issue. Rudin uses "the metric space's own balls"
[16:58] <Guest44688> hm, that's interesting
[16:58] <Guest44688> Ah...shit
[16:58] <Guest44688> [ The Deathcap (Amanita phalloides) - YouTube ] - www.youtube.com
[17:36] <thaumavorio28> Windows 7 didn't exist in 2006
[17:36] <thaumavorio28> ppf: that's a better reason.
[17:39] <KFBI> 90% of 10 is 9 yes? 10 * 0.9 == 9
[17:39] <KFBI> ahh, I had an extra \ in there, \. not \\.
[18:21] <leveldoc> But can it be the case that an element x with order n (where n is the order of the subgroup) does not lie in the "main" subgroup?
[18:21] <leveldoc> what do you mean alphabet ?
[18:43] <Hackerpcs19> >does k
[18:43] <Hackerpcs19> what can i use then
[18:43] <Hackerpcs19> Got a network loop of 2 devices to switch over copper and fibre between them, how would I go about using the fibre line? Both have fibre on a separate NIC
[19:02] <ohgeetee26> the UPS having mains -> [charger] -> battery, and battery -> [inverter] -> output, with the two parts in [] being isolated, but mains earth being connected from mains in to mains out, doesnt sound at all unusual. this would mean the battery negative is not connected to mains earth, and is floating, and hence why leakage is visible (its not meant to be an exposed contact at all, so no
[19:02] <ohgeetee26> i read internet pages concerning tar and had my command reviewed here Dagmar
[19:06] <quuxman18> pingfloyd: I am doing that (I have a subset of my data with just 100000 records), but I will need to deal with a lot more later
[19:06] <quuxman18> justsomeguy : personal preference or force of habit i would think
[19:06] <quuxman18> resolver
[19:07] <quuxman18> tomreyn: hmm, that would require resetting boundaries perfectly
[19:07] <quuxman18> but in the latter case weak symbols will do
[19:07] <quuxman18> good stripper name
[19:21] <itsdatnycdude_> https://vid.pr0gramm.com/2018/08/10/f19ec7b503284faa.mp4
[19:21] <itsdatnycdude_> btw, it *is* a directory, of course :p
[19:22] <itsdatnycdude_> Because there is nothing to "get".
[19:22] <itsdatnycdude_> akdev, gots VMs? :)
[19:22] <itsdatnycdude_> when new fork
[19:54] <magicbit15> Magissia, this might help  https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelTeam/GitKernelBuild
[19:54] <magicbit15> if "it" is the iterator, then "*it" is the object it refers to
[20:14] <md_515> gladiac: zdohnal https://bodhi.fedoraproject.org/updates/FEDORA-2018-5003344ca1
[20:14] <md_515> so basically , my completion script needs to build a list of candidates - then load them into a numeric array? then pass that array to _arguments ?
[20:14] <md_515> 2018-09-04 - 21:30:57
[20:14] <md_515> and ah, i see, i only tried logb(256) :)
[20:14] <md_515> alright, the manual is a 71-page PDF
[20:21] <donofrio2> frendShot_: I see why you are gone, I am going too... bye! Have fun.
[20:21] <donofrio2> is there a 3rd party util maybe?
[22:15] <hsorbo_> What room?
[22:15] <hsorbo_> veers, associate is not the lowest rank here
[22:34] <plasticle26> this is a good thing.
[22:34] <plasticle26> that FXO FXS interface
[23:18] <heiler26> i want to group them
[23:18] <heiler26> I hear the distortion when playing the file back in Audacity
[23:18] <heiler26> to/at
[23:24] <Dan-Bennett27> Caspan: try `find /Volumes/Mount/ -type d -or -type f | wc -l`
[23:24] <Dan-Bennett27> and we've deployed a metric shit ton of those switches
[23:25] <Dan-Bennett27> perhaps it's becoming Moar Complicated not Moar Bettererer
[23:33] <Romlok13> tomreyn: it's gnome classic
[23:33] <Romlok13> thats from where i do my commits from, do i need to check where i pull from?


[03:44] <babbageclunk> axw: do you think I need approval on a merge? If I do could you review this? https://github.com/juju/juju/pull/8300
[03:44] <axw> babbageclunk: only if there were non-trivial merge conflicts IMO
[03:45] <axw> babbageclunk: you said you had to fix a merge issue?
[03:46] <babbageclunk> axw: yeah - there were some audit log pieces that had been missed moving it from the machine agent to the apiserver worker
[03:46] <babbageclunk> axw: definitely non-trivial conflicts.
[03:47] <axw> I'll take a glance over it
[03:47] <babbageclunk> Thanks!
[03:51] <axw> babbageclunk: LGTM
[03:52] <babbageclunk> Cheers!
[11:55] <kjackal_bot> Hello, we are behind a proxy and when doing juju deploy ssl authentication is failing
[11:55] <kjackal_bot> is there a way to bypass this?
[22:13] <hml> in our testing packages - is there an unordered version of DeepEquals?
[22:21] <hml> i found jc.SameContents - but it doesn’t work on maps
[22:21] <anastasiamac> hml: there is a SamceContent
[22:21] <hml> :-)
[22:21] <anastasiamac> :)
[22:22] <hml> is there a map version of SameContent?
[22:23] <anastasiamac> hml: i don't think so... off memory, u might need to compare length and then pull indiv keys and elements by hand to compare...
[22:23] <hml>  anastasiamac okay - i was hoping there might be an easy way.  :-)
[22:23] <anastasiamac> hml: most of the time, when map comparison is needed, u might b k in unit test to just have a map with one element?..
[22:24]  * anastasiamac looking
[22:27] <admcleod> who can help with this? "can't get info for image 'juju/bionic/s390x': not found"
[22:30] <anastasiamac> hml: yeah, cannot find anything unless u want to compare by hand...
[22:31] <hml> anastasiamac: thx for looking - i need to do this a few times, time to write something.  :-)
[22:34] <anastasiamac> admcleod: we'd need more info than that - what substrate u r using, what is bootstrap command, etc.. mayb file a bug and someone will have a look?
[22:34] <admcleod> anastasiamac: well i could do, i think its just a builder for that specific image though
[22:38] <anastasiamac> admcleod: sure, but what version of juju, etc... also means of reproducing, like steps, would help
[22:39] <admcleod> anastasiamac: ok - first ill make sure theres no image, if there is ill file a bug
[23:27] <babbageclunk> hml: I think DeepEquals works on maps?
[23:28] <babbageclunk> (Sorry, this is very late info, just happened to be reading.)
[23:29] <hml> babbageclunk: it does - but my map order keeps changing - DeepEquals doesn’t like that
[23:29] <hml> :-/
[23:30] <babbageclunk> hml: ? I don't understand - you should be able to hand DeepEquals two maps and if they have the same set of k/v pairs it will pass.
[23:30] <babbageclunk> The ordering shouldn't matter.
[23:31] <hml> babbageclunk: double checking
[23:33] <hml> babbageclunk: order matters with DeepEquals, but not with SameContents - the trouble is that SameContents doesn’t work with maps
[23:33] <hml> only slices
[23:35] <babbageclunk> I might be mistaken - I don't think order matters with DeepEquals if you pass it maps. The reason I say that is that SameContents is implemented by converting the values into maps and then using reflect.DeepEqual on the maps.
[23:36] <babbageclunk> hml: ^
[23:40] <hml> babbageclunk: getting out my magnifying glass.  :-)
[23:43] <babbageclunk> I'm doubting myself now - running a toy example to check.
[23:43] <hml> babbageclunk: i think i’ve been asking the wrong question then… so DeepEquals is matching out of order.  However one of the map values is a slice, which has the same contents but different order - so failing to match that
[23:43] <babbageclunk> Ohhhhh.
[23:44] <hml> babbageclunk: https://pastebin.canonical.com/207917/   <— my eye killing match trying
[23:44] <hml> babbageclunk: or eye crossings
[23:44] <babbageclunk> Stink - you want a DeepEquals-alike that does SameContents on the children.
[23:45] <babbageclunk> let's talk after team meeting!