●● IRC: #boycottnovell @ Techrights IRC Network: Thursday, January 13, 2022 ●● ● Jan 13 [00:11] *Despatche (~desp@u3xy9z2ifjzci.irc) has joined #boycottnovell ● Jan 13 [01:29] *u-amarsh04 (~amarsh04@joseon-rmogvn.g0d7.dtdf.mc4289.IP) has joined #boycottnovell [01:29] *u-amarsh04 (~amarsh04@6pxtd49npuduw.irc) has joined #boycottnovell ● Jan 13 [02:07] *psydroid4 has quit (Ping timeout: 2m30s) ● Jan 13 [03:50] *SomeH4x0r has quit (Ping timeout: 2m30s) [03:54] *SomeH4x0r (~someh4xx@k86dad7ibinds.irc) has joined #boycottnovell ● Jan 13 [04:16] schestowitz-TR was youre D-R OK? [04:16] schestowitz-TR I really need to make more regular backup of cron files of my machines too [04:16] Techrights-sec yes cron is important to back up but needs a separate method [04:16] Techrights-sec unless done via /etc/ [04:17] Techrights-sec unless done via /etc/crontab or /etc/cron.d/ [04:19] schestowitz-TR I have a question [04:19] schestowitz-TR the current preview.sh [04:19] schestowitz-TR the way it works now is, and I spent a long time yesterday coming to realise this [04:19] schestowitz-TR it runs ffmpeg [04:19] schestowitz-TR then uploads [04:19] schestowitz-TR at which point ffmpeg pauses [04:19] schestowitz-TR then it goes back to ffmpeg again [04:19] schestowitz-TR ####################################### [04:19] schestowitz-TR then final upload. The thing is, ideally it should run ffmpeg all the time [04:20] Techrights-sec ok [04:20] Techrights-sec is ffmpeg set to run in the background? [04:20] Techrights-sec wait will wait for it to finish [04:20] Techrights-sec ffmpeg ... & [04:20] Techrights-sec {check for half way} [04:20] Techrights-sec rsync ... & [04:20] Techrights-sec wait() [04:21] schestowitz-TR I think it might be one character away from working as intended [04:21] schestowitz-TR in the private file I added & at the end [04:21] schestowitz-TR but still it put on hold ffmpeg while doing the halfway download [04:21] schestowitz-TR *upload [04:31] Techrights-sec see SHELL BUILTIN COMMANDS [04:31] Techrights-sec The & does not have to be inside the function but can be used in the main [04:31] Techrights-sec part of the script on the function call itself. [04:31] Techrights-sec I see the problem. testing some stuff now.. [04:31] schestowitz-TR thanks ● Jan 13 [05:29] schestowitz
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    Looking for Something? How to grep Multiple Strings in Linux
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    The Linux terminal is full of useful commands, but few are as powerful as the seemingly simple grep. It stands for Global Regular Expression Print, printing the results of user-defined system searches for collections of characters.

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    grep is extremely powerful but can be quite intimidating to use, so today, you'll learn some basics. If you are looking for some information within the documents on your machine, usually, you'll be looking for several words at once.

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    This article focuses on how to search multiple strings using grep and will show you a few similar tips and tricks for using grep in general.

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    Ubuntu Linux 22.04 will be faster than ever on Raspberry Pi computers
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    The Raspberry Pi series of single-board computers might be the most popular Linux-based PCs of all time, thanks to their super-low prices, educational resources, and versatility. The first few models werent that great at functioning like desktop computers, due to the low-power processors and limited RAM, but newer iterations (like the Raspberry Pi 4 with 8GB RAM) are perfectly capable budget PCs. Ubuntu, one of the most [05:29] schestowitz popular desktop Linux distributions, is now preparing some Pi-specific performance tweaks for the upcoming Ubuntu 22.04 release.

    • [05:30] Techrights-sec awk cannot spawn processes to the background [05:34] *u-amarsh04 has quit (Quit: Konversation terminated!) [05:34] *u-amarsh04 has quit (Quit: Konversation terminated!) [05:38] schestowitz-TR in the case of the gif upload, it does happen in the background, but no awk there, can it spwn a child process in bash to do this? [05:41] *u-amarsh04 (~amarsh04@joseon-rmogvn.g0d7.dtdf.mc4289.IP) has joined #boycottnovell [05:41] *u-amarsh04 (~amarsh04@6pxtd49npuduw.irc) has joined #boycottnovell [05:41] Techrights-sec checking [05:41] Techrights-sec line 122 should do that already? [05:42] schestowitz-TR pulling changes, did not realise changed had been made [05:46] activelow the RPI4 is a high performance workstation [05:47] *DaemonFC has quit (Quit: Leaving) [05:48] activelow RPI1 was rather capable already too, sadly the software was tailored for bloat, commerce and sales at the time RPI1 arrived. [05:49] activelow in any case, software quality degraded further, since 2013 when the RPI1 arrived, otherwise i wouldn't know how anyone could complain about RPI4 (except it isn't opensource hardware) [05:52] activelow year 2013 when RPI1 arrived, i didn't consider it anymore, because i was involved with java programming, and 256MiB RAM with an ARM single core wasn't suitable for an Eclipse IDE (IBM) setup [05:52] schestowitz-TR it's all relative [05:52] schestowitz-TR in terms of capacity [05:53] schestowitz-TR compared to modern intel stuff it ma y be weak [05:53] schestowitz-TR but not every computer needs to process videos and such stuff [05:53] activelow no, the RPI4 is a very powerful computer system (quadcore cortex A72!!!!), and power consumption is very low [05:56] schestowitz-TR yeah, I know [05:56] schestowitz-TR but in relative terms/... [05:57] activelow both, in absolute and relative terms, all of the Raspberry were great offerings, together with GNU/Linux (although raspberry is not opensource hardware with the nastive videocore firmware) [05:58] activelow intel has nothing relevant to offer in this realm of computing, although IBM Wintel tried [05:58] activelow the RPI3 generation already was almost suffcient for the horrible Eclipse IDE bloat from IBM, RPI4 certainly is enough, even for the enterprise java programming stuff (which i'll not accept any job offers for again) ● Jan 13 [06:00] activelow *nasty videocore firmware [06:02] Techrights-sec more broken stuff : [06:02] Techrights-sec https://forums.raspberrypi.com/viewtopic.php?t=295222#p1806982 [06:02] -TechrightsBN/#boycottnovell-forums.raspberrypi.com | Sound broken on latest (2020-12-02) Raspbery OS Liite - Raspberry Pi Forums [06:05] activelow this isn't a raspberry specific issue, seems a configuration issue related to ALSA/pulseaudio and/or used audio codecs [06:10] Techrights-sec ack [06:25] schestowitz-TR do you remember how to modify ytalk clock settings to avert time changes as [06:25] schestowitz-TR these trigger alerts every minute? [06:25] schestowitz-TR if date too can be removed, it would eliminate an alert I get every day at 22:00 [06:25] schestowitz-TR my time [06:28] Techrights-sec ack [06:28] Techrights-sec it is in .tmux.conf [06:28] Techrights-sec checking ... [06:28] schestowitz-TR ty [06:31] Techrights-sec set-option -g status-right ' #{=21:pane_title} %b-%d' [06:31] Techrights-sec back ina bit ● Jan 13 [09:45] *psydroid4 (~psydroid@cqggrmwgu7gji.irc) has joined #boycottnovell ● Jan 13 [11:21] Techrights-sec bullseye on RPI is prone to intermittent hangs apparently from IO problems. [11:21] Techrights-sec Avoid it for the forseeable future. [11:21] schestowitz-TR i got the first impression from posts, mostly in planet debian [11:22] schestowitz-TR my sister, rianne, myself all use debian 10 and i don't intend to leave it any time soon as it is robust [11:22] Techrights-sec It's more than a first impression unfortunately. [11:22] Techrights-sec Devuan? [11:35] *activelow has quit (Ping timeout: 2m30s) [11:37] *activelow (~activelow@zisyvswuxwtzs.irc) has joined #boycottnovell [11:55] schestowitz Start uploading at 29060560 [11:56] schestowitz Unmatched right curly bracket at -e line 18, at end of line [11:56] schestowitz syntax error at -e line 18, near ";}" [11:56] schestowitz Execution of -e aborted due to compilation errors. [11:59] Techrights-sec checking [11:59] Techrights-sec 25317ac872520aef2d1861bac27e5848df87c3a2 [11:59] Techrights-sec try Git now [11:59] schestowitz-TR ok ● Jan 13 [12:08] psydroid4 IO problems due to using SD cards? [12:09] psydroid4 I don't think those should be used or recommended in general, as they are slow and prone to breakage [12:10] psydroid4 not until they become more robust at least [12:25] Techrights-sec tmux's server seemed to go out a whlie back, [12:27] Techrights-sec similar problems on two different pieces of hardware with two different microSD [12:27] Techrights-sec cards. I think the problem is Bullseye [12:30] Techrights-sec I'm not sure the pain of waiting it out is less than the pain of reinstalling [12:30] Techrights-sec yet again and restoring to the earlier version. [12:30] Techrights-sec Did I mention no sound either? [12:30] Techrights-sec GPIO and I2C work though. [12:31] schestowitz-TR maybe dsbian 11 is to 10 what Vista 11 is to 10 [12:32] *tech_exorcist (~tech_exorcist@472igxb9hwwik.irc) has joined #boycottnovell [12:33] psydroid4 these services are doing far too many writes to storage too [12:36] Techrights-sec something like that. it is to be avoided. lots of stuff missing or broken. [12:36] Techrights-sec agreed [12:36] Techrights-sec I read that the RPi4 can boot from USB. Those are not just faster but more robus [12:36] Techrights-sec t, even if using a normal USB stick. [12:37] psydroid4 I'm running bullseye on my orange pi with sounds "working" via a 1 USB sound adapter [12:37] psydroid4 yes [12:37] psydroid4 but it shouldn't be a requirement [12:38] psydroid4 unfortunately it is becoming one [12:38] psydroid4 sound* [12:39] Techrights-sec I might try that migration. [12:41] psydroid4 I did it about a year ago because I lacked storage and updates were very slow [12:42] psydroid4 and it's been smooth sailing since [12:42] psydroid4 although it's not a solution that looks nice [12:43] schestowitz-TR psydroid4: maybe I will do this myself at one point, when more disk capacity becomes necessary [12:45] psydroid4 I was surprised how easy it was and I think RPi4 makes it even easier with the right firmware installed [12:45] Techrights-sec I might try that soon. [12:45] psydroid4 yes, it's just the smallest SSD I had lying around [12:45] psydroid4 128 GB [12:46] psydroid4 not much more expensive than an SD card of the same size [12:46] schestowitz-TR heh [12:46] psydroid4 and much more durable [12:46] schestowitz-TR that's small? [12:46] schestowitz-TR I have just one ssd [12:46] schestowitz-TR my main HDD [12:46] schestowitz-TR and it is 256g [12:46] psydroid4 it wasn't economical to get one with a smaller capacity about 3 years ago, as it was the same price [12:48] psydroid4 and I had a plan with this one, as 120 GB is about the largest drive you can still use on very old machines with PATA interfaces [12:48] psydroid4 I had the plan to put it in my Sun desktop at some point [12:50] psydroid4 what is curious to me is that Debian Bookworm is more responsive on this low-end laptop than Debian 11 was [12:57] Techrights-sec $ df -h / [12:57] Techrights-sec Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on [12:57] Techrights-sec /dev/root 12G 8.6G 2.7G 77% / [12:57] Techrights-sec for the gemini system [12:58] schestowitz-TR psydroid4: I will chastise larabel some more today [12:58] schestowitz-TR ina constructive fashion [12:58] schestowitz-TR his sponsorship money turned him into a suikt [12:59] schestowitz-TR even if he does not wear on [12:59] schestowitz-TR *one [12:59] schestowitz-TR as a side note, looks like we resolved an issue with the code [12:59] schestowitz-TR not it's uploading while processing video, halfway too ● Jan 13 [13:04] Techrights-sec bullseye lite does not boot from USB -> kernel panic [13:04] Techrights-sec but full fat bullseye does [13:09] psydroid4 what is bullseye lite? [13:10] psydroid4 schestowitz-TR, I don't visit his site that often anymore [13:10] psydroid4 too much Intel, Microsoft and AMD news [13:10] psydroid4 the comments at least offer some entertainment [13:10] psydroid4 more so than his articles, which I barely read [13:12] Techrights-sec https://www.raspberrypi.com/software/operating-systems/#raspberry-pi-os-32-bit [13:12] -TechrightsBN/#boycottnovell-www.raspberrypi.com | Operating system images Raspberry Pi [13:12] Techrights-sec For most things, Devuan is better on the RPi4 [13:14] schestowitz-TR psydroid4: the next video mentions you by name [13:14] schestowitz-TR the 0% of users remark [13:15] psydroid4 oh [13:17] schestowitz-TR it's uploading still [13:17] schestowitz-TR there's text [13:17] schestowitz-TR wanna proofread? [13:18] psydroid4 ok [13:18] schestowitz http://techrights.org/2022/01/13/call-a-spade-a-spade/ [13:18] -TechrightsBN/#boycottnovell-techrights.org | Call a Spade a Spade (Microsoft Contributions to Linux) | Techrights [13:18] schestowitz video still 'in progress' [13:18] schestowitz eta 10 mins [13:25] psydroid4 The text looks fine, I didn't find any typos or grammar mistakes [13:25] psydroid4 And I am usually someone who doesn't miss those, unless I'm really tired [13:26] schestowitz-TR I found one [13:26] psydroid4 Which one? [13:26] psydroid4 Maybe I read over it [13:26] schestowitz-TR won't [13:26] schestowitz "takes money from Microsoft, so it won't put an end to it." [13:27] schestowitz said "wants" [13:27] schestowitz I typed what IU heard in my head [13:27] Techrights-sec back in either a short bit or a longer period of time; hold m'beer ... [13:28] psydroid4 I see it now, yes [13:28] schestowitz-TR i will talk to michael directly [13:28] psydroid4 Beer beer [13:28] schestowitz-TR we need to make sure we get accurate coverage [13:28] psydroid4 I think he is struggling with his responsibilities [13:28] psydroid4 now that Phoronix is too big to fail [13:28] schestowitz-TR it's like this [13:28] schestowitz-TR michael needs x86 [13:29] schestowitz-TR for money [13:29] schestowitz-TR and x86 needs Windows/Microsoft [13:29] schestowitz-TR so he cannot lash out at Microsoft "too much" [13:29] schestowitz-TR that's how I see it [13:29] psydroid4 that makes sense [13:29] psydroid4 but this is also why tying the success of Linux to x86 is a recipe for disaster [13:30] psydroid4 Linux is not x86 and Linux is not Microsoft [13:30] psydroid4 it lives independently from those entities [13:31] psydroid4 it is hard to make a business based on GNU/Linux only from scratch [13:31] psydroid4 but in the end it's a more honest business than riding on the coattails of Windows/Microsoft/x86 [13:35] schestowitz-TR what to do then? [13:35] schestowitz-TR re cnx, phoronix etc? [13:36] schestowitz-TR what's your take? [13:36] psydroid4 they're the only thing out there right now [13:36] schestowitz-TR they're folding over to the OSI/LF (PURCHASED) narratives [13:36] psydroid4 so better not to be too harsh on them [13:36] schestowitz-TR then they carry on rossing to the bad side [13:36] psydroid4 but at the same time encourage new sites to come into existence that are not dependent on Windows/Microsoft/x86 [13:36] schestowitz-TR linuxgizmos is still mostly OK [13:37] psydroid4 until those can take over [13:37] schestowitz-TR lehrbaum is a friend of mine [13:37] schestowitz-TR he still runs the show with eric brown [13:37] psydroid4 maybe that's a sneaky approach [13:37] psydroid4 but we don't want all the news to simply disappear [13:37] schestowitz-TR it's hard [13:37] schestowitz-TR because they start with 0 visitors [13:37] schestowitz-TR so no incentive to invest a lot in research and writing [13:37] *liberty_box has quit (Ping timeout: 2m30s) [13:37] schestowitz-TR they're like spamnil except new [13:38] schestowitz-TR high-cost video, nobody to watch thewm [13:38] psydroid4 0 visitors and 0 income most likely [13:38] schestowitz-TR LF pays for it [13:38] schestowitz-TR for now [13:38] psydroid4 so a risky thing to do, unless you have a day job [13:38] schestowitz-TR they'll cut him loose as they did linux.com [13:38] psydroid4 I think most of these sites come into existence that way [13:38] schestowitz-TR he's wasting LF members' time, not just money [13:38] psydroid4 as hobbies first and foremost [13:39] schestowitz-TR you don't spend hours talking to a man for a video only 10-50 people will watch (first few seconds, then close) in firts month [13:39] schestowitz-TR linux as a hobby is suppressed [13:39] schestowitz-TR they make it veyr clear upfront: [13:39] schestowitz-TR this is for corporatons [13:39] schestowitz-TR LF etc. [13:39] schestowitz-TR and community is a joke to them [13:39] schestowitz-TR tuxmachines and pclinuxos were community from the start [13:40] schestowitz-TR what has LF done for pclos? [13:40] psydroid4 zero, zilch, nada [13:40] schestowitz-TR exactly [13:40] schestowitz-TR sfc become corporate front [13:40] schestowitz-TR fsf less so [13:40] schestowitz-TR rms never blasts gulag [13:40] schestowitz-TR they paid fsf [13:43] psydroid4 it's toxic [13:44] psydroid4 more so when gulag goes to places like fosdem to claim new souls [13:44] psydroid4 I was aware of what they were up to so I didn't even stop by their stand to talk to people [13:44] psydroid4 I just took free stuff and went away [13:45] *liberty_box (~liberty@suig26pxj59pi.irc) has joined #boycottnovell [13:46] schestowitz-TR hehe [13:46] schestowitz-TR " I just took free stuff and went away" <- that's Microsoft [13:46] schestowitz-TR or github: "give us your code and FUCK OFF! BANNED!" [13:47] psydroid4 yeah, I did a Microsoft on them ● Jan 13 [14:41] SomeH4x0r met some hostile devs which didn't even want to accept code after they cancelled me [14:51] psydroid4 they didn't want to have anything to do with you anymore? [14:51] SomeH4x0r yes [14:52] SomeH4x0r as usual, thought I'm a troll or something ● Jan 13 [16:47] schestowitz https://nitter.eu/MarkKen20510303/status/1481631066855198721 [16:47] -TechrightsBN/#boycottnovell-nitter.eu | Mark Kent (@MarkKen20510303): "Companies are all psychopathic. We need something like Asimov's laws for companies introduced. In the following order: A company: 1) never allows harm to humanity; 2) never allows harm to a person; 3) obeys orders by humans; 4) protects its own existence." | nitter [16:48] schestowitz https://twitter.com/SpreadActionUSA/status/1481628609785774080 [16:48] -TechrightsBN/#boycottnovell-@SpreadActionUSA: @schestowitz . yes we NEED #media to be part of #ClimateSolutions, 2022 is the tipping point to #ActOnClimate . M https://t.co/r2xuJCttrN [16:48] -TechrightsBN/#boycottnovell-@SpreadActionUSA: @schestowitz . yes we NEED #media to be part of #ClimateSolutions, 2022 is the tipping point to #ActOnClimate . M https://t.co/r2xuJCttrN [16:48] schestowitz Mark Kent (@MarkKen20510303): "Much work was done years ago to show the many, if not most, senior execs in companies are psychopaths (if not necessarily psychotic). I have realised more recently that companies, themselves, are psychopathic. We need the equivalent of Asimov's laws applied to companies." | nitter https://nitter.eu/MarkKen20510303/status/1481587707939856387 #nitter | more in http://schestowitz.com/2022/01/13/#latest [16:48] -TechrightsBN/#boycottnovell-nitter.eu | Mark Kent (@MarkKen20510303): "Much work was done years ago to show the many, if not most, senior execs in companies are psychopaths (if not necessarily psychotic). I have realised more recently that companies, themselves, are psychopathic. We need the equivalent of Asimov's laws applied to companies." | nitter [16:48] -TechrightsBN/#boycottnovell-schestowitz.com | Social Control Media Posts [16:52] schestowitz

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    Read more">Read more [16:52] schestowitz https://nitter.eu/eric_heffernan/status/1481520284431650817 #nitter | more in http://schestowitz.com/2022/01/13/#latest [16:52] -TechrightsBN/#boycottnovell-nitter.eu | ERIC HEFFERNAN (@eric_heffernan): "We have a thing called the Constitution here in the States. It's interesting she didn't list those she claims(I believe falsely)are not the "duly elected Representatives" whose duty it is to certify the election. It's not Maddow's job. State Government's were overrun." | nitter [16:53] schestowitz https://twitter.com/eric_heffernan/status/1481521020825739264 [16:53] -TechrightsBN/#boycottnovell-@eric_heffernan: @schestowitz The State Legislature was walked all over. Every step of the way. What happened here was a travesty. https://t.co/XDcCvAKQ1h [16:53] -TechrightsBN/#boycottnovell-@eric_heffernan: @schestowitz The State Legislature was walked all over. Every step of the way. 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Seems to work. Can you [21:01] schestowitz > connect to xxxx or xxxxxx? [21:01] schestowitz Just have. Was asleep for 3 hours. 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