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gentoo doesnt waste my time power and cpu time, sure, but not *my* time, i just type 'emerge --sync && emerge -uDpv @world' and see what will be updated, make sure everything is good, then 'emerge -uD @world' and detach my screen/tmux session while it updates, same as i would do with any other distro
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i rly like steam in-home streaming currently cuddled up on the couch with wife, who is watching project runway while i am streaming pillars of eternity from my linux desktop to this linux laptop
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Lysidas posted:i rly like steam in-home streaming its nice but its even nicer with a windows backend
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Nov 13, 2015 03:49
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Lysidas posted:i rly like steam in-home streaming my wife is in either in the kitcehn preparing epic meals for me and my bros or sucking my cock. Nice beta bitch life, wimp.
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Nov 13, 2015 03:50
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Smythe posted:my wife is in either in the kitcehn preparing epic meals for me and my bros or sucking my cock. Nice beta bitch life, wimp. your poor mother would box your ears in if she heard this ruckus
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Nov 13, 2015 03:52
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ahmeni posted:your poor mother would box your ears in if she heard this ruckus actually she would lol big time because shes a badass and has an epic sense of humor. 
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Nov 13, 2015 03:53
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i guess you could say i have a "nerd wife". i had the redhat site up last night on my laptop computer and she saw it and said "oh red hat i have heard of that" 
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Nov 13, 2015 04:02
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Smythe posted:actually she would lol big time because shes a badass and has an epic sense of humor. she's certainly looking pretty happy right now iykwim
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Nov 13, 2015 04:23
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Barnyard Protein posted:i guess you could say i have a "nerd wife". i had the redhat site up last night on my laptop computer and she saw it and said "oh red hat i have heard of that" epic
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Nov 13, 2015 04:30
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my wife gets extremely mad at her computer. id say thats pretty 'yospos'
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Nov 13, 2015 04:31
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Barnyard Protein posted:i guess you could say i have a "nerd wife". i had the redhat site up last night on my laptop computer and she saw it and said "oh red hat i have heard of that" lol if your wife doesnt know of 火車
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Nov 13, 2015 04:34
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my wife installs her own linux distro its ubuntu 
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Nov 13, 2015 04:37
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N.Z.'s Champion posted:my wife installs her own linux distro sever
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Nov 13, 2015 04:40
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You wife is Mark Shuttleworth? Tell her I wish her all the best with her transition
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Mr Dog posted:You wife is Mark Shuttleworth? This post is so bad it belongs in GBS.
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lol
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N.Z.'s Champion posted:my wife installs her own linux distro goondolences
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ahmeni posted:its nice but its even nicer with a windows backend yeah; I didn't even realize in-home streaming was a thing, and happened to see it was available when I had the client / server on the same network at once and gave it a try. What else is neat about it though is if you get to desktop (I just bring up the adv options menu after launching a game) you can also just stream the desktop with it. Handy for games but just for general streaming it works fine as well
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Nov 13, 2015 05:53
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its called airplay and its built into your apple computer running osx, ipad, and apple tv hth
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Nov 13, 2015 05:55
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pram posted:doesn't it just do it through mdadm pram posting about mdma yes
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pram posted:its called airplay and its built into your apple computer running osx, ipad, and apple tv hth lol no
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nosl posted:my compile flags are quite normal and not riced so many gentoo lurkers here, guess I'll add myself to the bunch sure you haven't enabled abi_x86_32 globally or something like that? and I think bobbilljim has a point, e.g. with gcc 4.8.3/4.9.3 or newer there's default -fstack-protector-strong, guessing that might add a bunch
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first, build clang from trunk then rebuild the world with clang...
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Nov 13, 2015 10:28
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who are you gentoo users where do you come from
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not satisfied with the gentoo-dev mailing list, we turn to yospos
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I use Xubuntu, unironically
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nosl posted:What is with the blote on packages nowadays? iirc ncurses had a lot of optional stuff but on ncurses 6 (which was released recently) they just made them compile by default like extended color palette, utf-8, screen dumping, mouse support etc
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i use ubuntu at work because i can't possibly be bothered to spend more time than i need to setting it up. i cross compile stuff i just need the host to work
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i used gentoo as a desktop until about 2005 or 2006, still use it as a home file server
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eschaton posted:first, build clang from trunk in order to build a .deb from scratch you must first compile the universe
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Captain Foo posted:in order to build a .deb from scratch you must first compile the universe back in the day the first step really was to get and build GCC 1.x using a vendor compiler that was some degree of terrible it actually involved bootstrapping GCC with the vendor compiler and then rebuilding GCC with itself to really get decent performance and avoid codegen bugs and the like until 386BSD and Linux, NEXTSTEP was the only major UNIX to ship with something other than a terrible closed vendor compiler
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yeah and steve jobs still tried to rules lawyer his way around the GPL when he did it then he found out "source code" was defined by the gpl to mean "the preferred form for making modifications to the work" not "whatever the gently caress i say it is"
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eschaton posted:back in the day the first step really was to get and build GCC 1.x using a vendor compiler that was some degree of terrible cool
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eschaton posted:back in the day the first step really was to get and build GCC 1.x using a vendor compiler that was some degree of terrible translation: as with the kernel itself, next inc couldn't afford a compiler, so they used whatever spitballs and bailing wire the open sores community had managed to ship in 1987
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:translation: as with the kernel itself, next inc couldn't afford a compiler, so they used whatever spitballs and bailing wire the open sores community had managed to ship in 1987 amazing that technically nextstep has completely dominated the pc market in terms of quality and reliability compared to any other unix or linux system out there. what a world we live in now.
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ubuntu update: driven by the desperate need to have something, anything, that is not unity, I have been forced to give gnome 3 a proper chance and have discovered that it is in fact pretty good these days when are they going to scrap it all and start on gnome 4?
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Soricidus posted:ubuntu update: driven by the desperate need to have something, anything, that is not unity, I have been forced to give gnome 3 a proper chance and have discovered that it is in fact pretty good these days gnome 3 is epic + ftw
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gnome3 is good. it would be great if i could figure out how to make folders in the applications view thing.
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why isn't the little weird footprint logo everywhere though, like in the olde days? i miss that weird little foot print thing.
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