was Chuck Moore's baby; Leo Brodie wrote the book.
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On 2/3/24 01:03, J. Hart wrote:
I've got a voice interface to the LlamaCPP large language model working.
Are you demoing/explaining this tonight?
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On 1/8/24 09:10, Anthony Carrico wrote:
On 1/7/24 18:30, Paul Flint wrote:
Gotta try it.
It it up on the dreaded github?
Here is the source Paul:
https://github.com/acarrico/isctty/blob/master/isctty.c
Just
$ cc isctty.c
to compile, then
$ ./a.out
to run.
Here is a curiosity
On 1/7/24 18:30, Paul Flint wrote:
Gotta try it.
It it up on the dreaded github?
Here is the source Paul:
https://github.com/acarrico/isctty/blob/master/isctty.c
Just
$ cc isctty.c
to compile, then
$ ./a.out
to run.
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at was my original
goal, so it is working.
Question: Anyone know how xterm -S works, or other ways to open terminal
emulators (without running a shell inside them) to use with your
commands? I said terminal emulator, so please don't say, "hook up real
terminal to a serial port".
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On 1/4/24 21:32, Anthony Carrico wrote:
Here is the output:
$ ./a.out
0 is a tty called /dev/pts/1 device ID 136 1
1 is a tty called /dev/pts/1 device ID 136 1
2 is a tty called /dev/pts/1 device ID 136 1
3 is a tty called /dev/tty device ID 5 0
By definition, /dev/tty is the ctty
This looks relevant:
https://github.com/emptymonkey/ctty
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On 1/4/24 21:32, Anthony Carrico wrote:
So how does a process know if the stdio fds are connected to its
controlling terminal? Am I forgetting something obvious?
Are the Vermont Unix users taking Friday off, or just stumped?
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On 1/4/24 21:32, Anthony Carrico wrote:
$ ./a.out /dev/null
1 is a tty called /dev/pts/1 device ID 136 1
3 is a tty called /dev/tty device ID 5 0
Ok, now stdin and stdout aren't ttys at all, as expeced.
I mean, stdin and stderr, obviously.
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D 5 0
Ok, now stdin and stdout aren't ttys at all, as expeced.
Also, check this out:
$ ./a.out So how does a process know if the stdio fds are connected to its
controlling terminal? Am I forgetting something obvious?
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On 9/11/23 12:50, Paul Flint wrote:
If you are interested I can tell stories about how 22 years ago I got
out of the Pentagon...
Just got interviewed about 9/11 for homework, should have had them talk
to you.
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On 3/22/22 16:21, Anthony Carrico wrote:
${pkgs.miniupnpc}/bin/upnpc -e "name of service" -d port-external
UDP &
${pkgs.miniupnpc}/bin/upnpc -e "name of service" -d port-external
TCP
Cut and paste error, that is actually an '&'. Obviously you also ne
at.service" ];
timerConfig = {
OnActiveSec= "0";
OnUnitInactiveSec = "1m";
Unit = "igd-nat-renewal.service";
};
};
These all start and stop together correctly with systemd start/stop.
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ut?
Warning: That was untested code above, and my unit file syntax might be
slightly wrong, since I generally use nix expressions to create unit files.
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Midori are the major desktop
environment browsers. I'll check them out. Does anyone rely on one of
these day-to-day?
Also, I'm very out of the KDE ecosystem; does anyone know if the browser
from Plasma Mobile can do Android while the open phone platforms mature?
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On 10/8/21 11:03 AM, Dan Coutu wrote:
> Anthony, you might find it worthwhile to investigate the Brave browser
> (brave.com <http://brave.com>) to see if it fills the bill.
Thanks for the suggestion. Brave is run by an advertising agency, so it
does not fit the bill.
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o make the donations?
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3 (x86_64) - pts/18 >>>
Run 'nixos-help' for the NixOS manual.
silver login:
See also 'machinectl shell'. I think 'systemd-container' is needed on
Debian based systems. I must have used this command everyday since I
discovered it.
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Hey vague, I noticed the B section of the 1989 edition of the M-W
dictionary says, "big endian: the wrong way to order bytes into words in
the address space of a computer memory or an input output packet".
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My daughter and her brothers were peeling potatoes. One of them said,
"why don't you send me a doc with ...". She fires back, "I'm relying
less and less on google docs now that I know emacs." He goes, "ya, ya I
mean a document."
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On 11/2/20 5:30 PM, Josh Sled wrote:
> Anthony Carrico writes:
> Same. On my homebrew NAS¹, `earth`, I have a git user running the git-shell:
Another approach to multiple users is to set the 'core.sharedRepository'
option. Using 'git init --bare --shared', will set it to 'group'.
>
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recently, and the (high traffic) mailing list just isn't enough
support to track them.
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rice on Dell PowerEdge T40
tower. Downside with that it has only three drive bays. But it does look
like a nice CPU.
Thanks
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management. Can you
guys catch me up on issues with modern hardware?
URL:
https://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=1283661=329
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On 5/12/20 10:15 AM, Marcantonio Rendino wrote:
Interesting; whaddya got against POSIX?
On May 11, 2020, at 8:53 PM, Anthony Carrico wrote:
Somebody needs to add strong types to Nix, ditch Posix (and everything
above and below it)
The programming model is a set of processes racing each
t seems like this only works if you know which package you want to search.
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rs to all these projects are doing great work keeping it
functional so we have an infrastructure to work in while we search for
the right thing.
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:
https://groups.google.com/d/forum/linux.debian.bugs.dist
You can search this and bring the bug number back to the Debian interface.
Am I wrong? It is possible I just don't know how to use their interface
anymore.
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oday/make-an-automatic-router-re-starter-for-3-with-an-esp8266-01-and-single-relay/
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down? The tech at WCVT is happy to look at the line from their end
to hit the sweet spot. Sounds like your customer service isn't as great.
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away. There is no issue doing the reverse experiment on the WIFI laptop
"orange", even after clearing silver's entry from its arp cache.
Thanks.
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arp issue with the old modem,
unfortunately/fortunately once the caches warm up you forget there was
ever any trouble. It is easy to accidentally fix the problem before you
realize you had it. Just trying to connect to the broken machine fixes
it! You need to flush the cache to test.
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hing to do with the terminals
in the basement of the English building, if you could find them).
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:)
Not true: It's IMAP server is/was very popular, but these messages are
definitely being delivered by the courier MTA!
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something?
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No one still using courier for their email?
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Do you still have digital option to attend?
et a ball rolling.
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Here (/me raises hand).
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On 9/19/19 8:11 AM, Paul Flint wrote:
> Yea, cursed with ideas is more likely...
I know the feeling. Is there a word for this?
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or beautiful.
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Flint! Sad news about your castle. Very glad you were away at the time.
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FYI it looks like the email system wrapped that sed command line.
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Today I wrote a script to get all the usual info about a drive, format
it into an org-mode outline, and append it to a file suitable for my git
repo of notes. The top level headings have the serial number, which
Western Digital conveniently stamps on the front of its drives, so I can
easily match
On 11/08/2018 09:58 AM, Jim Lawson wrote:
> I thought you were making a clever pun.
The cannon/canon thing was an attempt, but I blew it with your/'re, (so
to speak)...
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On 11/08/2018 09:52 AM, Anthony Carrico wrote:
> Paul, the problem with having a long memory, is that you have too many
> targets for your canon. Your...
Forget about IBM, Microsoft, DEC,... you really know /you're/ from the
20th century if grammatical errors like that still bug you after y
Paul, the problem with having a long memory, is that you have too many
targets for your canon. Your really worried about IBM taking over the
Linux kernel when we have Google Play Services and Steam, etc., already
in "play"?
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If it isn't a driver issue, static can be caused by power management allowing
the audio output to float. If drivers are working, try experimenting in
powertop.
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FYI: For a few more days, the Linux Programming Interface is available
on Humble Bundle for $30.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Linux_Programming_Interface
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On 10/11/2017 01:56 PM, Paul Flint wrote:
> Dear Tom,
>
> Even to those who use Dvorak...
With Tom on board, there might be more of us Dvorak users in VT than
*nix users.
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o leverage our modern communication media
into a distributed notion of trust, but the verdict is not in.
Meanwhile, people have rackets to run and the proxies have obtained
legitimacy under law for the time being.
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the best place to troubleshoot Linux systems,
regardless of the actual distribution.
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every week, but they have another
great book bundle including Schneier's "Applied Cryptography". Even at
the $8 level you get Anderson's "Security Engineering" (which you can
already read online, but still). Anyone like any of the other books in
this batch?
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could fairly easily boot to my primary Linux partition, reinstall grub
> to the mbr, and add TrueOS to my grub.cfg.
>
> Unfortunately, I've been unable to boot to Linux using the BSD boot
> loader. Has anyone done so? If so, how?
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was
possible (OpenGL drivers were my doom, and I resorted to a NixOS VM).
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Take a nix pill:
http://lethalman.blogspot.com/2014/07/nix-pill-1-why-you-should-give-it-try.html
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n
>
>In your larger bash script, just havethe following :
>
>.
>
>And that's it.
What he said: source your functions. Except I'd type out 'source' unless I was
on the command line. Is there another anthony?--- I barely know shell. Anything
deeper I'd use another language.
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never tried that aspect of it, preferring to stick with
ssh+rsync.
I am interested to hear about anyone's experience with the btrfs syncing
stuff.
I also support the beer idea.
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Nice. Looks cool. I saw the sign at Maker fair too.
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On 08/30/2016 08:59 AM, Joe Golden wrote:
> Looks like the lenses are mounted on wings: wow, that's advanced ;-)
>
If only Bell had thought to put a little yellow diamond with a hairpin
turn on it in the American Standard Code for Information Interchange.
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software is daunting.
I've attached a photo of my 3d printer, which sadly gathers dust while I
finish up a project. It has decent proprioception, but I had to upgrade
the visual feedback system with external lenses in recent years.
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74757677787980818283848586878889909192;
http://www.safeyourpc.com/chrm/01234567891011121314151617181920212223242526272829303132333435363738394041424344454647484950515253545556575859606162636465666768697071727374757677787980818283848586878889909192
While crashing Chromium, it was speaking through my speakers about
calling some number, etc.
Any thoughts?
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t Brookhaven National Lab on Long
Island.
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oll back safely?
Yes:
http://www.st.ewi.tudelft.nl/~dolstra/pubs/phd-thesis.pdf
With Nix (or Gnu's NIHS alternative: guix):
http://nixos.org/nix/
Disclamer: For development, I use nix inside Arch and Debian, but
haven't tried NixOS (yet!).
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Also, for the inside dope the Ubuntu/Microsoft connection spawning the
GNU/Windows mashup, listen to "Ubuntu Everywhere with Dustin Kirkland":
https://changelog.com/207/
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PS. desperately trying not to re-read Dune.
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e finally starting to moving on from all this silly
shell scripting nonsense.
> I am debating with myself attempting to determine if this is a
> bad idea or not, and I would appreciate your scholarly (and the fact
> that you are a God!) opinion of such an outlandish proposition.
nixos perhaps?
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Cell
>
> /********
> Based upon email reliability concerns,
> please send an acknowledgement in response to this note.
>
> Paul Flint
> 17 Averill Street
> Barre, VT
> 05641
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less...
This /is/ a good thing, with any luck, existing Microsoft email filters
will AUTOMATICALLY delete LinkedIn messages!
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On 04/05/2016 07:38 PM, Anthony Carrico wrote:
>> ~/.config/gtk-3.0/settings.ini
>>
>> [Settings]
>> gtk-primary-button-warps-slider = false
>
> ... in theory because while that setting does work for Firefox, it
> apparently doesn't for Thunderbird, so it is tr
e more insight (I'll put it on the original thread)
coming soon. I haven't hit the overlay issue.
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On 04/05/2016 05:56 PM, Anthony Carrico wrote:
> I've noticed that scrollbars in some programs have recently become more
> or less unusable for many tasks. Firefox/Thunderbird are most irksome.
Well...
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/GTK%2B#Legacy_scrolling_behavior
Has the so
ing and our technical coverage
of different topics." (Haskell Programming from First Principles)
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sily memorable and highly entropic which all seem
> contradictory.
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m npm,
so that shouldn't be an issue. Let me know if I'm crazy.
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o I better not (zPowerShell?).
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th-telnet
Hostname flinty.example.com
LocalForward 8023 localhost:23
then just do:
$ ssh flinty-with-telnet
>
> If you want simpler ssl wrapped telnet, you probably want stunnel (man
> stunnel) :)
Ah right, stunnel, that is it.
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don't remember how to set up an ssl tunnel directly, but I think you
can proxy through the various ssl libraries.
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Just a reminder the first of these is tomorrow (TUESDAY!).
On 10/30/2015 08:39 AM, Anthony Carrico wrote:
> This announcement is for the VAGUE list (I'm CCing VTFun).
>
> Here are a pair of talks for the end of this year. What seemed esoteric
> when we were all just Bashing away (
of Distributed Systems
http://www.meetup.com/VTCode/events/226386524/?a=ea1_grp=ea1
PS. There is some talk of pizza or something. Not sure if that will pan out.
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or Carrico is my wife!
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On 10/27/2015 07:18 AM, flint wrote:
> ... angular.js.
The next Burlington JS meeting is the 4th.
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long enough. Cheers to
Adult Swim.
The Burington end of VAGUE should at least go out drinking some night!
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https://letsencrypt.org/2015/10/19/lets-encrypt-is-trusted.html
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This thread is really depressing.
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fixing and avoiding broken programs using the
power of abstraction", but actually Eric's talk was mostly about types.
I did give a VT Functional Programmers talk earlier in the year, "Let's
get cozy with relations". I heard that one will go up on Vimeo soon.
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mmer around here too, maybe it was a
dry run for this talk.
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because of the proprietary
filesystem, please discuss.
4. Again, testing script anyone? I'm feeling too lazy to read the DD,
md5, /dev/random etc. etc. pages today.
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, not
Debian, it is much more up-to-date.
Maybe use Chromium as the window manager and try to get some virtual
keyboard working. But this stuff is changing fast. I'd love to be wrong.
Report back!
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Nice.
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I'm scheduled for a talk at the VT Functional Programmers group called
Let's Get Cozy with Relations:
http://www.meetup.com/VTCode/events/222541787/
Wednesday, May 27, 2015
6:30 PM to 9:00 PM
UVM, Votey 105
Hope to see you gray beards.
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use something, and nothing is usable. Quite frankly, I think that
Windows 8.1 + virtual box is the best option, and I'm saying that as a
user who has been very happy with focus-follows-mouse in X for 20 years.
I'm hoping you guys will mention something I've missed :).
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know people are working hard
on these projects. Maybe I shouldn't be using Arch, a KDE specific image
might sort out config issues.
That should give you some idea, Forest. I guess I should pop the USB
stick and try Ubuntu again...
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looking
at off the screen. Why can't I open all apps in the stacking window
manager? Oh, well. I hope I'm keeping you entertained out in Vague land.
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are often slightly smaller
and making the partition 100Mb smaller than the device allows some
tolerance. no performance impact
Neil, the md/mdadm author, uses whole disks.
So I wonder how Neil deals with this issue?
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normally does 1M (512*2048) partition alignment
* GPT seems to reserve 34 logical 512 byte sectors at the beginning
and end of the disk (under 1M).
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this season Joe.
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