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Tested on FreeBSD 8.1 and CSH. The scripts works correctly but the Zombies do not die! I hope it will run and function as expected in Linux and others.
Somtime one wants to kill process not by name of executable, but by a parameter name. In such cases killall is not suitable method.
Removed unneeded grep -v by making the initial grep unable to match itself.
search_criteria = what do you want to kill
pid = pid of you dont kill
The pgrep retrieves the PID, then the KILL receive it, and kill it...
It works also if the application has more than one instance....
I like much more the perl solution, but without using perl. It launches a backgroup process that will kill the command if it lasts too much.
A bigger function:
check_with_timeout() {
[ "$DEBUG" ] && set -x
# Launch command in backgroup
[ ! "$DEBUG" ] && exec 6>&2 # Link file descriptor #6 with stderr.
[ ! "$DEBUG" ] && exec 2> /dev/null # Send stderr to null (avoid the Terminated messages)
$COMMAND 2>&1 >/dev/null &
[ "$DEBUG" ] && echo "Background command pid $COMMAND_PID, parent pid $$"
# Timer that will kill the command if timesout
sleep $TIMEOUT && ps -p $COMMAND_PID -o pid,ppid |grep $$ | awk '{print $1}' | xargs kill &
[ "$DEBUG" ] && echo "Killer command pid $KILLER_PID, parent pid $$"
wait $COMMAND_PID
# Kill the killer timer
[ "$DEBUG" ] && ps -e -o pid,ppid |grep $KILLER_PID | awk '{print $1}' | xargs echo "Killing processes: "
ps -e -o pid,ppid |grep -v PID | grep $KILLER_PID | awk '{print $1}' | xargs kill
sleep 1
[ ! "$DEBUG" ] && exec 2>&6 6>&- # Restore stderr and close file descriptor #6.
return $RET
Find and kill multiple instances of a process with one simple command.
pgrep firefox
- this returns the Process ID for the signal firefox
kill -9 pid
- this kills the signal that had the given pid
cmd1 `cmd1` or cmd1 $(cmd1)
- here is the syntax for cmd2 to be executed first. Then the call to cmd2 is substituted with the output of cmd2, and cmd1 is executed.
Another way of counting the line output of tail over 10s not requiring pv.
Cut to have the average per second rate :
tail -n0 -f access.log>/tmp/tmp.log & sleep 10; kill $! ; wc -l /tmp/tmp.log | cut -c-2
You can also enclose it in a loop and send stderr to /dev/null :
while true; do tail -n0 -f access.log>/tmp/tmp.log & sleep 2; kill $! ; wc -l /tmp/tmp.log | cut -c-2; done 2>/dev/null
or "Execute a command with a timeout"
Run a command in background, sleep 10 seconds, kill it.
! is the process id of the most recently executed background command.
You can test it with:
find /& sleep10; kill $!
Useful command to get information about running java process and treads, to see log look into the default log for your java application
This will kill a specific process you don't know the PID of, when pidof and pgrep are not available, for example on OS X. var1 is created so that the whitespace can be trimmed before passing off to kill.
This is a more accurate way to watch the progress of a dd process. The $DDPID=$! is needed so that you don't get the PID of the sleep. The sleep 1 is needed because in my testing at least, if you run kill -USR1 against dd too quickly, it will kill it off instead of display the status. So you need to wait a second, probably so that it can configure itself to trap the USR1 signal.
Add that and "cont () { ps -ec | grep $@ | kill -SIGCONT `awk '{print $1}'`; }" (without the quotes) to you bash profile and then use it to pause and resume processes safely
I wanted to create a copy of my whole laptop disk on an lvm disk of the same size.
First I created the logical volume: lvcreate -L120G -nlaptop mylvms
SOURCE: dd if=/dev/sda bs=16065b | netcat ip-target 1234
TARGET: nc -l -p 1234 | dd of=/dev/mapper/mylvms-laptop bs=16065b
to follow its process you issue the following command in a different terminal
STATS: on target in a different terminal: watch -n60 -- kill -USR1 $(pgrep dd)
Best way I know to get rid of .bash_history and don't allow bash to save the current one on exit
Edit: added ~/ before .bash_history, just in case... ;)
USAGE: gate listening_port host port
Creates listening socket and connects to remote device at host:port. It uses pipes for connection between two sockets. Traffic which goes through pipes is wrote to stdout. I use it for debug network scripts.


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text: Go home and fix your own country cowards. You have all this Mexican pride yet you abandon your own country and leave it in the hands of corrupt officials and drug cartels. Shame on you people. The U.S. by allowing a constant stream of illegals to come across the border allows a safety valve for the Mexican government to keep mistreating the Mexican people. They know they won't face a revolution if the disgruntled leave for the U.S. and they won't have to support their own poor if they pawn them off on the U.S. It's disgusting. We're not helping Mexicans by letting them come here, we're just enabling Mexico to get even worse for those stuck there.


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Dear Group,
I'm taking a small, but nonetheless important poll.
While I agree it would be awesome to have the "final" Disney Nautilus blueprints available to the general public, they would have to be drawn up and made available. The ones that everyone has are the "incorrect" ones that were put out by Starlog in the 80's I believe. Several enthusiasts boast of having them, but are reluctant to ever share these.
I've contemplated redoing them, but it will undoubtedly take some time. There are tiny differences between what was drawn and what was built. I'm talking strictly the miniature, and not a hybrid of the stage and miniature.
My current proposal is to offer a 50 or so photo CD of images ( all high res. ) of how we bore into existence our 66" Nautilus. A lot of decisive info could be gleaned through this photographic data bank, and that compilation could be produced fairly quickly.
If on the other hand, the popular demand is for the images with the plan views and measurements, then I will consider doing so. Albeit, it will take quite bit longer to produce.
Just food for thought.
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Top Definition
To simultaneously urinate and defecate.
After waiting in line for the bathroom for an hour at the Michael Bolton concert, Rachel pazookied.
автор: Red Velvet Pazookie
25 августа 2011
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A deep-dish cookie that is the most delicious thing ever. Especially at BJs. It is correctly spelled as "Pizookie" but paZOOkie looks so much nicer. The capitalization of the "ZOO" in the middle indicates an emphasis on the pronunciation of those letters.
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CBS Sports' Jason La Canfora keeps hearing "from evaluators who know what they hell they are doing" that Louisville WR DeVante Parker is the "second-best receiver in the draft."
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Texas A&M T Cedric Ogbuehi has dealt with "back issues his whole career," according to an anonymous scout.
One scout who spoke with Bob McGinn compared South Carolina G A.J. Cann to Larry Warford and Chance Warmack.
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LSU CB Jalen Collins failed multiple drug tests during his college career, according to Albert Breer.
TFY Draft Insider's Tony Pauline has heard of a scenario where the Patriots trade down from the 32nd pick to take South Carolina G A.J. Cann.
TFY Draft Insider's Tony Pauline reports that "more than a dozen teams in fact rank [Oregon State QB Sean Mannion] number three on their quarterback board."
Alabama WR Amari Cooper visited 10 teams who hold picks in the top 12, per Aaron Wilson.
NFL Media insider Ian Rapoport reports that Pitt T T.J. Clemmings discovered that he had a stress fracture in his foot during a team visit.
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Cave contents: 99 R11RS, 2013 Toyota Tacoma, 03 Simplicity Legacy, 97 Stihl FS75, Dewalt DW625 & DW744
Certainly everybody should have a plan and some basic supplies for a short term emergency. Some food, batteries, water, warm clothes, maybe a catalytic heater, and for some maybe a generator. But two million little generators will soon run out of gas when widespread power goes off long term.
Most folks are not likely to have a bucket truck to clear trees and damaged wires, or a bulldozer or loader to scoop debris, or a dump truck to haul it away, or a big hole in the ground to put it in. Many folks lack even the physical ability to scoop and haul debris even to the curb. That is what collective help is for. When you are up to your armpits in crap and crud it often doesn't matter if that help comes from the City, the County, the State, the Red Cross, the church, the neighbors, or the Feds. You just need help. At times it is the human condition. And sometimes the immensity of the problem is greater than even the best prepared reasonable human can cope with.
Paul Glaves - "Big Bend", Texas U.S.A
"The greatest challenge to any thinker is stating the problem in a way that will allow a solution." - Bertrand Russell
The pole issue goes right back to the third paragraph of my post #43 on page 3 of this thread.
The whining. Well, I sat here in calm dry Texas when Katrina hit and watched half the nation belittle the poor people on the Gulf Coast and in New Orleans. Much of that nastiness came from the far superior, wealthier, more urbane and sophisticated parts of the nation than the poor shrimp catching gulf coast.
What "post tropical cyclone Sandy" - not a Hurricane - proves is that disaster can hit and help can be needed anywhere. Ask anybody from Joplin.
By the way, has anybody noticed in the news that the much higher deductibles (up to 15% or 20% of full value instead of lower dollar amounts) in insurance policies for hurricanes compared to windstorms cannot apply after Sandy because it wasn't classified a hurricane when it came on shore.
Paul Glaves - "Big Bend", Texas U.S.A
"The greatest challenge to any thinker is stating the problem in a way that will allow a solution." - Bertrand Russell
This takes you full circle back to PGs note re municipal authorities with no common sense and Don's re some things that can be done to improve the situation.
I am familiar with the stupid building on the Jersey shore- I was born in NJ and have seen areas wiped out by 50s and 60s storms repaired and rebuilt more than once in my lifetime.
So I've got little to no sympathy for the folks living in those places- at some point my patience for stupid just runs out. The photos of much of the Toms River damages show many, possibly most of the damaged properties were recently built or rebuilt- the typical beach McMansions and second homes built with funny money that fueled the greed of local developers who usually either control or heavily influence city govts in such places. Its striking that none of these newer ones were built elevated which would have prevented complete destruction by minor flooding. Building elevated has been SOP in many coastal regions of the US for decades and while not a guaranteed way to survive major surges, does mitigate or eliminate damage in smaller ones. Here in NC, more than one of my friends has described watching storms wreck docks and flood their property, but not flood or destroy the house simply because they either built it raised or raised their existing older one from its former low foundation.
When I was a kid, most folks second place at the beach, if they had one, was minimalist and wouldn't ruin them economically if it got destroyed. Somehow, we morphed from that into the mini-hotels folks build today- a fact made possible by the "no equity" requirements for financing that created a lot of the 2008 crash...
The folks in most of NYC and elsewhere are a very different story- much of that hasn't suffered any similar damage in a long time if ever so wasn't built in an era when such risks were understood. Got sympathy for them - some no doubt getting their first lesson about the complete dependency and vulnerability of living in an urban environment. Basic survival when infrastructure is obliterated is a lot simpler in rural situations. Water, fuel and food are all going to be more readily available and one doesn't have to hike 10 stories up and down just to go anywhere.
A few weeks ago, I was watching a PBS documentary on the Presidency Of Herbert Hoover. Interestlingly, Hoover's two primary achievements outside of the his mining career were in disaster relief for Belgium in WW1 (he had business contacts with Belgium thru his African mining efforts) and the Mississppi Flood of 1927. In 1932, Hoover established the Reconstruction Finance Corporation was responsible to dispense federal dollars for flood relief. In the following decades, many federal agencies provided a piecemeal patchwork of disaster relief efforts and flood/waterway control. FEMA was created by executive order in 1978.
As such, disaster relief is fairly new part of our federal government and, as we know, many folks want less government. The future of agencies like FEMA will be interesting.
Cave contents: 99 R11RS, 2013 Toyota Tacoma, 03 Simplicity Legacy, 97 Stihl FS75, Dewalt DW625 & DW744
They were no risk mortgages bundled with other no-risk mortgages and sold by banks to brokerages with insurance from AIG. It was the market doing what the market does.........providing a product and allowing the consumer to buy at an agreeable price. Everyone was making a profit, just like with the S&L bust in the 1980's.
Everything is good, intil it isn't
Cave contents: 99 R11RS, 2013 Toyota Tacoma, 03 Simplicity Legacy, 97 Stihl FS75, Dewalt DW625 & DW744
"Well they say.. time loves a hero but only time will tell.. If he's real, he's a legend from heaven If he ain't he was sent here from hell" Lowell George
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Just a quick note regarding rebuilding. Some anti-stupid is built into Federal law. This country does not have private insurance companies willing to free-market insure against floods. So we have a system of National Flood Insurance. If you own a home constructed prior to the identification of a flood hazard area (typically 1974) there is a subsidized premium rate for insurance. If you own a home built after the area was identified as prone to flooding you pay a much higher unsubsidized rate.
The kicker comes that as urbanization and impervious surfaces occupy more and more drainage area, areas subject to flooding grow larger. As sea level rises and coastal wetlands get destroyed the same thing happens. Many people who live in designated areas don't get insurance. But lots of folks get flooded for the very first time ever in areas not yet designated as subject to flooding. The former are stupid. The latter are unlucky or misled.
As for rebuilding, the Feds have addressed that too. There are "model" regulations for localities to adopt. If they don't adopt regulations that meet these minimum standards the entire jurisdiction is ineligible to purchase flood insurance. There are almost no such places.
One of the minimum standards addresses rebuilding. If a structure is "substantially damaged", defined as damage equal to 50% of its pre-damage value the owner has three choices: elevate the structure above the defined flood level, flood proof the structure so it won't be damaged in a future flood, or tear it down. If a locality does not adopt and enforce this standard the entire jurisdiction is ineligible for flood insurance.
You might (or might not) be amazed at how many flood victims fight the insurance company to get their damage reduced to 48% or 49% instead of a much higher value the insurance company originally determined the loss to be.
Some localities refuse to play this game and require independent third-party estimates in order to get a building permit if the value is close. Those jurisdictions then have nasty "bureaucrats" and awful regulations when the name calling starts. Some employees actually survive the calls for their firing when the elected officials get involved.
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Paul Glaves - "Big Bend", Texas U.S.A
"The greatest challenge to any thinker is stating the problem in a way that will allow a solution." - Bertrand Russell
Water, fuel & food are easier for me in a rural area in time of disaster. Hmmm. I've had the power off a couple of times, once for a long time & I can assure you that due to the low density of population it makes little news for others. My nephew was out of power for over 6 weeks & I promise not one of you knew about it & he tried real hard to get the attention of the power company for a long time.
Until I got on city water 2-3 years ago I was elec. power dependent as the pump was electric. My food comes on a truck like everybody else in the USA other than our being heavily into a freezer full of food from our gardening-it spoils when there's no power. Whats a bigger deal-me/my family out of food on my farm or an apt. building out of food? Fuel such as wood is handy & as long as I have a stick of wood we'll never be cold but AC takes electric for me same as the urban crowd. Again I'm here in my lonesome on this hill & We'll never make the news based on weather. The story is too small & logically so.
I really think my point is that we are all dependent on the power company & the urban areas are simply harder to clean up based on population density. Plus , mass transit is diff. than me & my truck kinda notion. My road is private & the rock,maintenance & so on is on me. Was the same when I had 58 trees on my road too. In the city you wait for the "other guy to come with a saw", logically so. Then again, nobody has ever come to my rescue in spite of several bad ice storms and a tornado this summer-excepting the linemen that restored our lines in the ice storms it's been, as they say "me, myself & I". FEMA was all for the ones with no insurance near me, my money came from my policies. Fact is we are very lucky as our home has been quite livable in spite of some hard times-I sure do feel for those that have a pile of rubble where their home used to stand. Now that's when you need a boost.
Yes and no. Urban America has more interdependancies than rural and small town America. Rural folk hop in their car or truck or motorcycle seat and go someplace. There are few others involved. Maybe the guy at the gas station. In parts of urban America folk depend on the cab driver, then the conductor and other subway or railroad folk. If the power goes out rural folk can still drive somewhere. If the traffic signal at a major (12 lane combined) intersection goes out drivers have a problem. That is likely to require a police officer, a signal technician, and maybe an electrician. Hopefully not, but all too often an ambulance or wrecker too. In the country, when the old familiar stop sign blows down most folk just stop anyway. A few of us would call the county guy to let him know.
For 12 years I lived in the service area of a certain Rural Electric Cooperative that had far more than its share of power outages. I gave up setting the digital clocks or VCR or microwave because it was a rare day I could come home not to find them blinking zeros at me. Most were brief, but after any ice storm power was at risk, maybe for a long time. That is when and where I bought my generator to keep the furnace and refrigerator running when we didn't have power in and after an ice storm. When we moved to Texas and made some minor improvements here, I went out of my way to ensure that the house would stay warm with or without electricity. Dark we can handle. Cold is harder to deal with.
The nearest real grocery store is 53 miles from our house. We don't run to the store daily, or even weekly. While I would not claim that we have stockpiled food, like most folks a long way from the store, we tend to keep a lot, and a variety on hand. We probably won't go back for a couple of weeks. Purely by accident we could go a month or so and not run out of food.
The house is 25 miles one direction and 53 miles the other direction from the nearest gas pump. We always fill up before heading home regardless of what is in the tank. People sometimes miscalculate at the most inopportune times. Some, after a bit of a walk, wind up knocking looking for gas. I keep about 10 gallons on hand and refill when I am down to 5 gallons. That won't run my generator for a lot of total hours, but I can periodically fire it up and run the refrigerator for a time and shut it back off. It stays cold for many hours without needing to run. While it is running we can hit the internet to see what is happening out in the rest of the world. Since we have three cars and about 7 motorcycles on the premises, I could usually find a lot of gas if I had to.
We work off the top half or so of our propane tank. If it hits much below half we get it filled. A service interruption of even a few months wouldn't shut off the heat or the stove. We usually use the electric coffee maker, but still have the old enamel percolator to use on the stove if needed.
My nearest neighbor could have a sizable pile of garbage and I wouldn't know it - and vice versa. But in a dense urban area the accumulation of uncollected garbage in the alley or at the curb rapidly becomes a human health hazard. I have to deal with getting my garbage to the landfill. But in dense urban areas folks have no real choice but to depend on the sanitation workers to remove their garbage.
My water system relies on stockpiling rain water. When full I have more than a year's supply. That isn't for survivalist reasons, it is just the way water catchment works. You get it when it rains, you store it, you treat it, and you use it. Given the vagaries of rain in the desert, you catch and store all you reasonably can, when you can.
Where we live it is unlikely to flood the top of the hill in the desert. If it does I'm going to thumb a ride with Noah. We could be wiped out by a tornado, but even a wide three mile swath a huge 20 miles long might only hit less than a dozen properties. Finding shelter with friends would be simple. In contrast, in dense areas even a small disaster hits a huge number of people.
I could bore most of you with many more examples that make rural and urban America different. I won't.
So, my take is that things really are different in rural areas from what they are in dense urban areas. Not per se better or worse, but certainly different. We have many friends who couldn't stand to live where we live. And we couldn't stand to live where some of them do either. Rural folk put up with inconveniences, but other things seem to make it worth it.
And I was a City Planner / Community Development Director in urban areas for 32 years. Look where I moved when I retired.
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Paul Glaves - "Big Bend", Texas U.S.A
"The greatest challenge to any thinker is stating the problem in a way that will allow a solution." - Bertrand Russell
10 dams in 70-miles with a 160-ft total head drop producing free electricity?
Do you know that in today's world, that infrastructure would be wildly expensive and the only way to produce the electricity at market viable rates would be to expand an existing coal burning powerplant?. I would suggest that your "free electricity" is actually pretty expensive and, in reality, is now pretty much a flood control system that uses electricity production to defray some costs.
Based on that reality, any new hydro-electric project proposal is pretty much DOA since the mid 1980's. It's an industry that relies on a period of dam construction that stopped at the end of the New Deal era. That's a fairly long time ago.
BTW - the original turbines for those dams were likely built down in West Allis at the old Allis Chalmers Company. In the late 50's or early 60's, AC purchased S Morgan Smith in York, PA and became the largest US manufacturer of hydro-electric turbine systems. AC dissolved in the mid 1980's and the AC name was purchased by various companies a slapped on many other products.
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Paul G. your "preaching to the choir"! I grew up in town & agree with your yes's & no's. Was just making the point that my rural "dependencies are there too in amy rural lifestyle, just diff. now. You guys need to ride more what with all these "term paper length" Sandy writings!
I did several designs for similar low head turbines on the Connecticut river and up in Maine in places like East Millinocket. These turn of the century, and earlier plants, powered textile and paper mills. The paper mill in Maine was so old, the turbines were wound for 50-hz......
If I'm not mistaken, some of the TVA projects you worked on are visible from the "tail of the dragon" in GA.
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No kidding. But we just had a cold front come in. It got down into the 40s the last couple of nights and has barely hit the mid 60s by noon. This is January weather for around here. Since it will be a lot warmer in the next few days, I've been doing "projects" around the place. I need a break from "projects" so wax philosophical on the keyboard from time to time.
I did need to fix a tire on my dirt bike - pesky thorn let the air out of the tube. That was one of the "projects". I also needed to fix the damper in the fireplace chimney after a stray cat fell down the chimney. Don't ask .... we have no idea.?
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A few things, since I was one of those without power for 11 days (and heat and hot water and Interwebz - living by candlelight is vastly overrated.)
Sorry to hear the impression your brother got doing work here. In the local newspaper have been MANY letters to the editors praising the work the out of state utility workers were doing. In conversations with other out-of-power people, no one I talked to had anything but GOOD to say about the workers and how fortunate we were that they were here to help. I suppose the bad-apples and whiners always make more of an impression then people who appreciate the work, so please pass on to your brother that the great majority of people in the area he was working in really do appreciate his work here. If we had known where they were being housed (only came out a day or so ago, after they left), I'm sure they'd have been deluged with home-baked goodies by people who had their power restored.
Some of the complaining may be due to this being a repeat of last years outages (I lost power for 7 days that time..) which the utility company claimed they were addressing. Most of the addressing was (and I'll quote the executive) "Telling the people they'll be without power for 7-10 days" - Last time they didn't tell us. This time they did - primarily on websites we couldn't access since we had no Internet (and the sites don't work on SmartPhones.) Not a big improvement IMHO. They did about nothing to address the actual infrastructure problems. I'm sure a lot of the bitching was about the local utility, not the workers trying to fix the mess.
As far as the old infrastructure. Yup. It's a problem. It's pretty much a two-fold problem.
- This area has been densely inhabited and had an extensive electrical grid since the early 1900's. There was also a large growth boom after WW-II when the grid was expanded more. ALL of it was on poles. There are lots of mature large trees in the area, in close proximity to the power lines (due to the density of the area, if you want green nearby, it will be fairly close to power lines.) While this storm didn't have really high winds (peaks around 80MPH, average 60MPH) - the length of time it had these winds and the area the winds were over was exceptional. This is what led to the majority of power failures.
- The local utility has power providers and power distribution companies. You can pick a power provider (ie - where the electricity comes from), but the distribution is run as a monopoly with regulated rates. Our local monopoly (JCP&L) was just (pre-Sandy) going to apply to the state to LOWER their distribution charges to the customers. Sounds great, but in actuality, the utility is running with ancient equipment (ask your brother - mention Thomas Edison and see if he spotted anything Edison probably designed..) and has little incentive to upgrade the equipment. Given the density and problems with trees, it would make sense to start moving the infrastructure under-ground in many areas (it can be a problem close to the ocean obviously) - but aside from zoning codes requiring this for new construction, they have no incentive to do this. After this storm damage is all totaled up - the consumer is going to end up paying for the repairs eliminating any financial incentive.
As far as the dumb people building in a danger zone like this? Well - for many, it wasn't a danger zone when they built. As Paul pointed out - runoff from building upstream has changed what were dry and safe neighborhoods into flooded and dangerous neighborhoods. We also have no storm of this immensity (as large as it was) in recorded history that hit the NJ shore dead on. Changing weather patterns are about the only way to explain that, but chicken/head/sand - people don't want to accept that.
We in the shore area aren't the only "dumb people" building in danger zones - the New Madrid fault in the center of the US has the potential to make Sandy look like a trifle when it shifts. Think of all of the western coast of the US - a moderately large earthquake in California will cause more and worse destruction then this storm did. And a large part of NY City was also under-water in areas that have never flooded before. Their underground utility infrastructure wasn't designed with this sort of flooding in mind (engineers try to have a crystal ball, but in this case, 50-100 years ago no one foresaw the flooding we just experienced.)
IMHO, there is almost no where in the US where you can live without some sort of risk due to weather or the environment. Volcanoes in HI and WA, sunamis in CA, WA, HI and Oregon. Mega-volcano in Yellowstone. Mudslides, massive forest fires in the west where Paul is. There are lots of us dumb people out here, being forced to live in certain areas if that's where you can find work. Life is dangerous - no one gets out alive.
Enough I guess - please do pass along my heartfelt thanks to your brother for helping out during the crisis here, and ask him to accept my apologies on behalf of the rude people that he encountered.
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That really fucked me off, and it's the guys who stole and read his diary who are the real pricks. You're not two-faced if you write your thoughts in a personal diary. You are, however, a prick if you read said diary.
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@KING - not loaded at all. If you take a count of all the ridiculous Illuminati videos online, they all have a Christian spin. I mean honestly what do you know about the Illuminati? A secret cabal of individuals that runs the world, and you're at home on the net figuring it all out. Good luck with that. If you want to think the Bible is real and not an allegory, then keep fearing Armageddon, which shouldn't technically happen because good triumphs evil, no?
@Jeremiah D - I know Lupe is big against this sort of hierarchy, but the hand sign he's throwing is something all the ones you fear/hate throw up as well. I just wanted a little clarification. If you want to know where my religious philosophies lie, check out Manly P. Hall's works. He understands the intersection of ancient, modern and mystic religious in relation to astrology.
If a new rapper came along and started covering Biggie songs, you'd probably think he was a hack and would most likely prefer the original. That is Christianity. Google Mithras. All Christianity did was later employ Revelations/Apocalypse stuff to keep the small-minded people doing right. The earlier versions didn't have to do that because people didn't have to be guilted into being good people.
On top of that, Christians have the audacity to claim that they're the only right ones, which is as easy as believing that Soulja Boy is a true gangster from the streets. If you keep history in context, you'll realize there's something much bigger than what you now know as "Christianity."


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Borghese is a cosmetics line that is supposed to have an Italian heritage of beauty. Their angle is combining the tradition of Italian beauty with modern technology. It may seem intriguing that the company maintains their products are based on "a heritage that dates back to the 14th century," but, we ask you, what skin-care or beauty information from the 14th century, or even 20 years ago, is relevant today? Think of it this way: Would you, or even could you, use a computer from the mid-90s given the technological advances since then? The same is true for skin care. Everything from free-radical damage, sun damage, how skin functions, or what causes acne and how you can treat it is recent knowledge. If your goal is to use the best products that stand a chance of giving you the results you want, then relying on anything other than recent history is definitely not the way to go.
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Audio Control
Another item that should be addressed is audio. KDE offers a sometimes frustrating audio setup manager that leads one to believe there is perfect integration with GStreamer, or Xine, or VLC. The KMix does adapt to adding treble and bass when setup via editing of non-kde files in /etc or /boot. However, even on a good day there seems to be a lack of consistency. Each program can wrest control of a seperate virtual channel which is nice, except when one program chooses to play from the headphone jack while another uses the internal speaker. These things should be configurable and not necessarily in such a way that flexibility is lost, but so that such settings might be accessible universally, consistently, and completely. I would like to suggest such a beast, which would work across environments the same as AppCafe and Control Panel are intended, and that would allow selection/configuration of sound codecs, mixers, and output. KDE seems to have a general concept reasonably fleshed out, but it is KDE specific (which also means no choice to install *only* kmix seperate from juk and dragonplayer etc, without specific modification prior to build).. being KDE specific eliminates it from being perfectly universal, but it does use Qt. A tray-dockable volume control slider tied to a mixer the way Kmix is, would be nice but shouldn't be considered mandatory.
--Tigersharke 05:58, 2 June 2011 (PDT)
The above was a bit of a frustration-induced rant. I have since decided to avoid all backends but GStreamer, I do not use pulseaudio nor Amarok (Clementine-player instead, with OSS chosen for output) and I specifically modified my /boot/loader.conf to load all sound drivers as below:
and modified /boot/device.hints to as i understand it, force my three possible output devices to act as one dependent upon the insertion of a plug into the headphone jack by:
hint.hdac.0.cad0.nid27.config="as=1 seq=15 device=Headphones" hint.hdac.0.cad0.nid21.config="as=2 seq=15" hint.hdac.0.cad0.nid29.config="as=0 seq=15"
and made sure that my audio devices would get noticed (and added additional channels), by forcing within /etc/sysctl.conf as below:
dev.pcm.0.play.vchans=8 dev.pcm.1.play.vchans=8 dev.pcm.0.play.vchanmode=1 dev.pcm.1.play.vchanmode=1
--Tigersharke 01:09, 22 June 2011 (PDT)
PC-BSD Control Panel used by 8.2
When following the instructions to install the control panel on an 8.2 system, everything seems to succeed (especially after fixing the improper dash used for the pkg_add command) but when attempting to access it from the kickoff menu, under applications --> system, neither control panel, nor appcafe function properly though both are listed. PC-BSD Welcome seems to work nicely, the Online Update Notifier successfully placed itself in my system tray, and attempted to find updates- tho the shield remains the red x. The only option from the shield system tray menu that seems to succeed is the 'check for updates'. Attempting to use AppCafe causes it to open a window for a very brief moment and then quits. The Control Panel opens a window with icons for some things, but clicking on anything does nothing, neither is there the multi-DE/WM selector visible.
My system is not exactly standard in the least.. it is v8.2 but with recently updated KDE 4.6.4. I will check to see if anything is improved by leaving and returning to KDE, or a reboot. Ok. Logout and return to KDE, either that caused the AppCafe, Printer, and display icons to be click-able, or I hadn't tested them earlier. The portsjail icon even more briefly (hard to believe but it does flash so rapidly its crazy) does blink a window attempt- but I had purposely disabled it in the appropriate startup file, so that is understandable. The printer config seems to work though I didn't attempt any changes, and same for the dispay manager since I didn't want to lose whatever I already have configured. A reboot did not change anything either.
One caveat- I had a very strange reaction to an pkg_add of qt4-linguist, which I did manually, though the prior install of the control panel was successful. Some time after using pkg_add -r qt4-linguist, I lost keyboard input, meaning that I could type and I saw some blinking on the screen but nothing appeared. This affected every open program. A pkg_deinstall of qt4-linguist, and a reinstall from ports of devel/qt4-linguist (possibly not necessary?) along with a reboot has fixed that keyboard issue.
--Tigersharke 01:09, 22 June 2011 (PDT)
8.2.1Troubleshooting Sound
(This is from the v9.0 handbook, and has since gone missing from the wiki due to prep for v9.1 handbook)
By default, PC-BSD loads the snd_hda.ko driver at boot time. This is a meta-driver that automatically loads all supported sound cards. This means that sound usually "just works".
If your sound does not work, type mixer. You should receive output similar to the following:
Mixer vol is currently set to 100:100 Mixer pcm is currently set to 100:100 Mixer mic is currently set to 50:50 Mixer mix is currently set to 60:60 Mixer rec is currently set to 75:75 Mixer igain is currently set to 100:100 Mixer ogain is currently set to 100:100
If any of these settings are set to 0, set them to a higher value, by specifying the name of the mixer setting as seen in this example:
mixer vol 100 Setting the mixer vol from 0:0 to 100:100.
If you only get one or two mixer settings instead of the settings shown above, you need to change the default mixer channel. As the superuser, try this command:
sysctl -w hw.snd.default_unit=1
To see if that changed to the correct channel, type mixer again. If you still only have one or two mixer settings, try setting the sysctl value to 2, and if necessary, to 3.
Once you have all of the mixer settings and none are set to 0, your sound should work. If it does not, see the section 9 Finding Help. When reporting your problem, include your version of PC-BSD and the name of your sound card.
--> making the above permanent: edit /etc/sysctl.conf to add a much similar line: hw.snd.default_unit=1
Recommended Reading
FreeBSD Sound Wiki
So I don't lose track of this again- Talk:PC-BSD_9.1_TODO
Or this test page User:Tigersharke/sandbox
Or these links: txt=Missing Link[1] txt=Missing Link[2] txt=Missing Link[2]
Experimental theme test - functionality of user styles seems to be disabled.
concept- task list -ideas
firefox section for suggested addons especially for hardening purposes.
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Salve Tigersharke,
which page or section might be the right one to collect (all) the not perfect named links, which should be replaced (in the "style" of the Guideline for Hypertext Links)?
Or could you (or Drulavigne manage that, if I posting it here ( :-D ). ;-)
page (an maybe section) | phrase to replace |
evilwm | "here" |
OwnCloud#Configuring ownCloud | "here" |
Accessibility#GNOME Accessibility Tools | "here" |
Accessibility#KDE Accessibility Tools | "here" |
Laptops | "this blog post" |
Thanks for your (conceivable) help. :-)
--Rg 17:06, 12 September 2012 (PDT)
It should be possible to do a site search for "here" or " here " which should uncover most of the ones needing adjustment.
--Tigersharke 21:47, 12 September 2012 (PDT)
But it is not only "here". An other special example is "this blog post" (I am interested to have a place to list this kind of "problems", which I can't handle by my one.)
BTW: Do you mean a "normal" search for the word here?
--Rg 05:07, 13 September 2012 (PDT)
Yes, that was what I had in mind, but I guess it doesn't work.. How about using the 'flat html' an a browser text search? That should do it, at least for 'here' but for the others, dunno- a quick skim (read)? I had tried to clarify the intent of the adjustments for these "too generic/vague" link texts in the style guidelines (I added a second example i think). Maybe add to the list of vague words to search for, along with 'here' we include 'this' and 'post' and 'link' and similar?
--Tigersharke 21:49, 13 September 2012 (PDT)
I was using flat html (for my first search). Anyway!
I am interested that people like you are are doing the replacement. Please (just) make the text (of the links) better.
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