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ahhhhh gently caress ME these fuckers so... let me just pull up issue 26069 on homebrew's issue tracker hmm whats the title? "Wine: Remove X11" status... closed.... changes... merged... cool. good. lol thats great. i enjoy the the black screens of the macdriver instead of the fmvs of x11 driver in the game im trying to play here. ok. ok. ive wasted time here, thnks homebrew. it was super clear it was being built without x11 support. thats noice anyway thanks Notorious b.s.d. for helping
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trying to write a grok filter to match sudo messages in syslog- this is what we have currently:code:any ideas?  edit: here's the sample data we're using to match: code:RISCy Business fucked around with this message at 23:02 on May 22, 2018 |
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I hosed up my MacBook Air trying to reformat it and install high sierra and now it won’t boot to the recovery thingy. welp I have my work mbp which I downloaded the High Sierra installer on. I used the usb creator tool to copy it to a flash drive and slapped it into the mba. it gets about 2/3 of the way through the loading bar and then gives me a
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can anyone tell me whats causing this
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May 24, 2018 20:13
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graph posted:can anyone tell me whats causing this https://www.google.com/search?q="blocked+because+of+admin+action"+"your+system+administrator+has+blocked+your+computer+or+device.+please+contact+the+system+administrator."&tbs=li:1
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May 24, 2018 20:21
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anthonypants posted:no and also you can't even google search it: yup
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May 24, 2018 20:21
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you should have given him a yahoo search link http://lmbtfy.com/?s=y&q=your+system+administrator+has+blocked+your+computer+or+device.+please+contact+the+system+administrator.
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May 24, 2018 20:34
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it's worth noting the source code for that is a single line of dumb html
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May 24, 2018 20:40
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Luigi Thirty posted:I hosed up my MacBook Air trying to reformat it and install high sierra and now it won’t boot to the recovery thingy. welp Sounds like your MB Air isn't compatible to High Sierra. Maybe try a PRAM reset
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May 25, 2018 01:47
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everyone stop writing "it's that easy" or any variant there of in technical documentation or i'll claw your eyes out
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May 25, 2018 01:50
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Gazpacho posted:everyone stop writing "it's that easy" or any variant there of in technical documentation or i'll claw your eyes out similarly, tutorials written on medium with half the code left out and no repo link are such poo poo
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carry on then posted:similarly, tutorials written on medium with half the code left out and no repo link are such poo poo
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carry on then posted:similarly, tutorials written on medium with half the code left out and no repo link are such poo poo Gazpacho posted:everyone stop writing "it's that easy" or any variant there of in technical documentation or i'll claw your eyes out https://www.reddit.com/r/restofthefuckingowl/ its a good one
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anthonypants posted:a blog or forum post which describes a symptom and claims the issue can be resolved, but provides a link or hotlinks screenshots to a long-dead site instead of rehosting any content sure is nice how photobucket randomly decided 99.9% of images hosted with them exceed the "external transfer limit" and require whatever dead guy posted them originally to go back and reenable their accounts to pay for them to show.
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so windows creators update 1803 ate my hard drive and put it in a boot loop took the drive out and ofc another machine asks if i want to format bad sector, bad so far i've tried easeUS partition recovery which took 2 hours to tell me it couldn't find a single file and now i'm trying testdisk any practical advice on how to get my data back? am i missing something obvious or am i borked?
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syscall girl posted:so windows creators update 1803 ate my hard drive and put it in a boot loop soemtimes you can recreate the partition table with parted or fdisk or whatever and it will magically work, or use ddrescue to actually do some scanning. worst case, if no data is deleted, is you get a million files with no name (this happened to my dad with a dodgy ssd)
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syscall girl posted:so windows creators update 1803 ate my hard drive and put it in a boot loop recuva is ok and free, getdatabackntfs is good and paid (but has a free trial to see if it can recover your poo poo, i think), gddrescue is most thorough but also linux
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May 27, 2018 01:51
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syscall girl posted:so windows creators update 1803 ate my hard drive and put it in a boot loop install linux?
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Windows updates aren't formatting disks as a common issue, it sounds like a hardware problem. Does the smart show any problems
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lampey posted:Windows updates aren't formatting disks as a common issue, it sounds like a hardware problem. Does the smart show any problems oh it's definitely a hardware problem, it just happened during the installation for some reason you're my boy wd blue  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IOEqCIA-DrA odd that the file recovery utilities can see the bad sector, size it up and spin it but nothing windows won't touch it
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May 27, 2018 07:17
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Never use WD products imo.
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R studio is the best software for recovery but if receuva doesnt work odds of success are slim
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lampey posted:R studio is the best software for recovery but if receuva doesnt work odds of success are slim i saw "r studio is the best software" and was ready to fight you until i read the rest of the sentence
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spankmeister posted:Never use WD products imo. didn't last a year i looked up price/reliability comparisons for all the major manufacturers but must have got some bad data 
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spankmeister posted:Never use WD products imo.
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anthonypants posted:i've had more problems with seagate disks than wd but it's completely arbitrary. someone is going to have the exact opposite experience Just use HGST drives.
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May 27, 2018 20:48
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spankmeister posted:Just use HGST drives.
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wow its almost like none of the three remaining hard drive manufacturers are good, because platter drives are bad
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anthonypants posted:you know last year i bought a bunch of hgst sas disks and one of the eight was bad from the factory. take that as you will Better have a doa than have it fail in production.
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use raid you fools
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:use raid you fools don't i know it this was an old laptop though that i was using as a plex server (stupid yes, cheap yes but waste not want not or something) couldn't get the disk enclosure that replaced the optical drive to work so it was a single disk jobby
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spankmeister posted:Better have a doa than have it fail in production.
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ShadowHawk posted:Why would you have any production setup where a single disk going bad affected you in any way other than marking a todo item for some datacenter tech syscall girl posted:(stupid yes, cheap yes but waste not want not or something)
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ShadowHawk posted:Why would you have any production setup where a single disk going bad affected you in any way other than marking a todo item for some datacenter tech Notorious b.s.d. posted:use raid you fools I assume these things to be self-evident. We were discussing the reliability of single disks.
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spankmeister posted:I assume these things to be self-evident. We were discussing the reliability of single disks.
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ShadowHawk posted:Relevant to my point is that once you have the infrastructure for expecting failure and replacing disks then the idea of chasing down more nines of disk failure rates doesn't make as much sense. Just buy more cheap ones. that's what starkingbarfish did at CERN they bought pallets of seagate drives because it was more cost effective
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a drive died in my NAS. made me wonder why i have a bunch of hard drives spinning away in the closet. i’m thinking of replacing it with a single external drive and backblaze. any caveats beyond keeping the drive plugged in?
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graph posted:can anyone tell me whats causing this so turns out this is the default fortigate block page lol
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