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  • TIL: To remove software, use the apt-get remove command:

    sudo apt-get remove package
    

  • @MrEd said:

    @codelock said:

    @MrEd said:

    @codelock said:

    @MrEd said:

    @codelock said:

    @MrEd said:

    @codelock said:
    🤏😰😣😣

    I have a great feeling that this comment will be counted as "similar" in my page :D

    Then you need to update it 🥺💘

    I don't think so :)

    By the way, indexing has finished, so now we see the up to date data :)

    At what frequency are you pulling the data?

    Once every minute ;) I am afraid do do more often, because Cloudflare is in the way :)

    I am sure @jbiloh can make an exception for you

    I think we can live with "up to 1 minute old data" :D

    That is tooo old

  • @codelock said:

    @MrEd said:

    @codelock said:
    Does this also count as similar 🏃🪨🌪️🐣🐤

    If you have never asked this question, then no :D

    20% of my comments are similar 😨

    It seams so... You should start interacting with others instead of just endlessly posting similar things :D

  • TIL: To upgrade installed packages, use the apt-get upgrade command:

    sudo apt-get upgrade
    

  • TIL: To display disk usage by directory, use the du command:

    du -h --max-depth=1
    

  • TIL: To check the open files and processes that use them, use lsof command:

    lsof
    

  • This guy is > @loay said:

    TIL: To display disk usage by directory, use the du command:

    du -h --max-depth=1
    

    Is this a bit? 😆

    Thanked by 1loay
  • TIL: To display the system's IP routing table, use the route command:

    route -n
    

  • @rattlecattle said:

    @MrEd said: I have added the average word count to the table.

    Thank you. Very nice and quick work. Average words per comment is median right?

    Nope, its plain average, I used the quickest possible solution :) Just sum up all words of all comments and divide by number of comments.

    By the way, posting image counts as 0 words (even though its said that image is worth a thousand words, this doesn't count so in my world :D ), so those comments that had only image and nothing else, basically are 0 word comments.

  • @MrEd said:

    @codelock said:

    @MrEd said:

    @codelock said:
    Does this also count as similar 🏃🪨🌪️🐣🐤

    If you have never asked this question, then no :D

    20% of my comments are similar 😨

    It seams so... You should start interacting with others instead of just endlessly posting similar things :D

    You need to online more so I can talk to you

  • @MrEd said: I think we can live with "up to 1 minute old data" :D

    This means if someone edits a comment with a longer text but after 1 minute it won't be taken into account right?

  • Also it is a new page 205 , what does number 205 mean

  • WELCOME TO 205!!

  • @codelock said:

    @MrEd said:

    @codelock said:

    @MrEd said:

    @codelock said:

    @MrEd said:

    @codelock said:

    @MrEd said:

    @codelock said:
    🤏😰😣😣

    I have a great feeling that this comment will be counted as "similar" in my page :D

    Then you need to update it 🥺💘

    I don't think so :)

    By the way, indexing has finished, so now we see the up to date data :)

    At what frequency are you pulling the data?

    Once every minute ;) I am afraid do do more often, because Cloudflare is in the way :)

    I am sure @jbiloh can make an exception for you

    I think we can live with "up to 1 minute old data" :D

    That is tooo old

    Then consider how old I am if I am using SVN. And the data is still there ;)

  • TIL: To check the system's hostname, use the hostname command:

    hostname
    

  • TIL: To monitor system temperature, use the sensors command:

    sensors
    

  • @sycot said:

    WELCOME TO 205!!

    Beat you to it 😆

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    Thanks!

  • @OKHao said:
    Hi, I would like to double the bandwidth. Order: 2188192841
    Thanks!

    @dustinc will soon double your bandwidth welcome to party

  • @rattlecattle said:

    @MrEd said: I think we can live with "up to 1 minute old data" :D

    This means if someone edits a comment with a longer text but after 1 minute it won't be taken into account right?

    Exactly ;) It may also happen if I indexed the page 55 seconds, then you have only 5 seconds left to edit the comment :) Indexed comments are not reindexed, unless I clean up the database and start all over again (what happens when I do the changes).

    Thanked by 1rattlecattle
  • TIL: To limit the resources a process can use, use the ulimit command:

    ulimit -c unlimited
    

  • TIL: To check network connectivity, use the ping command:

    ping destination
    

  • @MrEd said: Nope, its plain average, I used the quickest possible solution :) Just sum up all words of all comments and divide by number of comments.

    Average is fine too. Great work anyway 👏.
    There should be a special prize for the fine work.

  • TIL: To create a compressed archive, use the gzip command:

    gzip file.txt
    

  • TIL: To monitor and manage system logs, use the syslog-ng command:

    syslog-ng
    

  • @rattlecattle said:

    @MrEd said: I think we can live with "up to 1 minute old data" :D

    This means if someone edits a comment with a longer text but after 1 minute it won't be taken into account right?

    Why edit when you can repost 🤤

  • @codelock said:

    @sycot said:

    WELCOME TO 205!!

    Beat you to it 😆

    dang you

  • TIL: To check the system's UUID, use the blkid command:

    blkid
    

  • @sycot said:

    @codelock said:

    @sycot said:

    WELCOME TO 205!!

    Beat you to it 😆

    dang you

    Fastest keyboard warrior in india 🥺

  • TIL: To securely copy files between servers, use the scp command:

    scp localfile username@remote:/path/to/destination
    

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