HTML is plain text... that awk can write for you (no need for an editor):
$ awk 'NR > 2 { print $2, $1 }' selection.txt | uniq -Df 1 | awk 'BEGIN {
print "\nhostnameIPv4 address\n" } { print "" $2 "" $1 "" } END { print "\n"
}'
hostnameIPv4 address
alnikino.ru212.109.192.55
alnikino.ru212.1
Magic Banana (the teacher !) is right to admonish me for my ad hoc approach
to script writing ...
He makes a compelling rationale for supporting higher education as well as
continuing education.
The substitutes can be exhausting and time consuming. The tutorial is superb,
but no lasting kno
minitube?
El 18/4/19 a les 18:39, kerda...@disroot.org ha escrit:
> I am using Invidious after reading this great thread. I was using
> Hooktube and then they got a cease and desist letter from YouTube, so
> apparently they were spooked and switched to using normal YT embeds. Is
> this an inevitab
> > openjdk is a dependency of NetBeans, so it will be installed automatically.
>
> This is new to me, thanks
You can view a package's dependencies in a terminal with
"apt depends [package-name]". For example,
$ apt depends netbeans
netbeans
|Depends: default-jdk (>= 2:1.8)
Depends:
defa
Many thanks for your message!
> openjdk is a dependency of NetBeans, so it will be installed automatically.
This is new to me, thanks
Geek wins !
That is precisely what my fifth slide on
https://dcc.ufmg.br/~lcerf/slides/mda3.pdf says. :-)
The half day spent mechanically processing the large file was more than
enough to read those slides, practice with the related exercises (the data
are still online, together with the
Geek wins !
I applied Magic Banana's script to the ~2.5MB master file (sans parentheses)
and obtained a ~600KB file of duplicates in ~.2 second. Thank you !
These hostnames came from the combined address ranges of the autonomous
systems 34300,29182,59729,15626,56630,44493, and 48666. I skip
> I was using
> Hooktube and then they got a cease and desist letter from YouTube, so
> apparently they were spooked and switched to using normal YT embeds. Is
> this an inevitable fate for Invidious too?
Unlike Hooktube, Invidious does not use YouTube's API, so I think it
should be at less risk o
I've used Gnome Boxes on Trisquel. Worked quite well if you want a virtual
manager with a GUI.
I am using Invidious after reading this great thread. I was using Hooktube
and then they got a cease and desist letter from YouTube, so apparently they
were spooked and switched to using normal YT embeds. Is this an inevitable
fate for Invidious too?
Isn't there a VirtualBox alternative to use on Trisquel (libvirt)? I remember
reading about it here when I was trying to set up Vagrant on Trisquel. I
eventually gave up though, it seemed a little complicated to me at the time.
I would like to explore this again myself.
OK. So that is basically the opposite of what I understood in the first
place: the -D option of 'uniq' must be used instead of its -u option:
$ awk 'NR > 2 { print $2, $1 }' selection.txt | uniq -Df 1 | awk '{ print $2
"\t" $1 }'
alnikino.ru 212.109.192.55
alnikino.ru 212.109.197.49
a
Magic Banana is on the right track, but we're not getting the hoped-for
output.
Here's the original data, without the third column (which was only presented
to indicate of the magnitude of the issue, which is that duplicated hostnames
are used to obfuscate their IPv4 addresses):
hostname
In the short-term, the quality of display might be the least of your
concerns, but in the long-term, resolution would play a vital role in our
mass revolution or evolution. Although, I almost lost particular interest in
computer.
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