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2013.03.20 00:04 Icemanawesome FIDLAR

A punk rock band from Highland Park, Los Angeles, CA.
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2016.04.17 11:18 russiancatfood A VORON CoreXY Community

Serial requests (new & transfers) for proud owners of VORON CoreXY 3D printers. ___________________________________________ Want to talk about Vorons? Join us at: Our Discord https://discord.gg/voron or Our Official Forum https://forum.vorondesign.com/ ___________________________________________
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2016.04.20 01:33 sirfice Music Club

Obsessed with music? So are we. Music Club was built on the foundation of sharing music and music related news/topics (and nonsense) with like-minded people.
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2024.05.28 05:58 fganniversaries Fighting Game Anniversaries: Week 22 (May 27 - June 2)

Hey, yall. This is fganniversaries and apologies for missing last week; I genuinely thought that I posted for the week but turns out that I didn't upon looking. As per usual, I will be recapping anniversaries relating to fighting game announcements/releases this week. Like always, if I missed one, do please let me know in the comments. Here would be the following anniversaries:
May 27
May 28
May 29
May 30
May 31
June 1*
June 2
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2024.05.28 05:56 fganniversaries Fighting Game Anniversaries: Week 22 (May 27 - June 2)

Hey, yall. This is fganniversaries and apologies for missing last week; I genuinely thought that I posted for the week but turns out that I didn't upon looking. As per usual, I will be recapping anniversaries relating to fighting game announcements/releases this week. Like always, if I missed one, do please let me know in the comments. Here would be the following anniversaries:
May 27
May 28
May 29
May 30
May 31
June 1*
June 2
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2024.05.28 01:00 livia2lima Day 17 - Build from the source

INTRO

A few days ago we saw how to authorise extra repositories for apt-cache to search when we need unusual applications, or perhaps more recent versions than those in the standard repositories.
Today we're going one step further - literally going to "go to the source". This is not something to be done lightly - the whole reason for package managers is to make your life easy - but occasionally it is justified, and it is something you need to be aware of and comfortable with.
The applications we've been installing up to this point have come from repositories. The files there are "binaries" - pre-compiled, and often customised by your distro. What might not be clear is that your distro gets these applications from a diverse range of un-coordinated development projects (the "upstream"), and these developers are continuously working on new versions. We’ll go to one of these, download the source, compile and install it.
(Another big part of what package managers like apt do, is to identify and install any required "dependencies". In the Linux world many open source apps take advantage of existing infrastructure in this way, but it can be a very tricky thing to resolve manually. However, the app we're installing today from source is relatively unusual in being completly standalone).

YOUR TASKS TODAY

FIRST WE NEED THE ESSENTIALS

Projects normally provide their applications as "source files", written in the C, C++ or other computer languages. We're going to pull down such a source file, but it won't be any use to us until we compile it into an "executable" - a program that our server can execute. So, we'll need to first install a standard bundle of common compilers and similar tools. On Ubuntu, the package of such tools is called “build-essential". Install it like this:
sudo apt install build-essential

GETTING THE SOURCE

First, test that you already have nmap installed, and type nmap -V to see what version you have. This is the version installed from your standard repositories. Next, type: which nmap - to see where the executable is stored.
Now let’s go to the "Project Page" for the developers http://nmap.org/ and grab the very latest cutting-edge version. Look for the download page, then the section “Source Code Distribution” and the link for the "Latest development nmap release tarball" and note the URL for it - something like:
 https://nmap.org/dist/nmap-7.70.tar.bz2
This is version 7.70, the latest development release when these notes were written, but it may be different now. So now we'll pull this down to your server. The first question is where to put it - we'll put it in your home directory, so change to your home directory with:
cd
then simply using wget ("web get"), to download the file like this:
wget -v https://nmap.org/dist/nmap-7.70.tar.bz2
The -v (for verbose), gives some feedback so that you can see what's happening. Once it's finished, check by listing your directory contents:
ls -ltr
As we’ve learnt, the end of the filename is typically a clue to the file’s format - in this case ".bz2" signals that it's a tarball compressed with the bz2 algorithm. While we could uncompress this then un-combine the files in two steps, it can be done with one command - like this:
tar -j -x -v -f nmap-7.70.tar.bz2
....where the -j means "uncompress a bz2 file first", -x is extract, -v is verbose - and -f says "the filename comes next". Normally we'd actually do this more concisely as:
tar -jxvf nmap-7.70.tar.bz2
So, lets see the results,
ls -ltr
Remembering that directories have a leading "d" in the listing, you'll see that a directory has been created :
 -rw-r--r-- 1 steve steve 21633731 2011-10-01 06:46 nmap-7.70.tar.bz2 drwxr-xr-x 20 steve steve 4096 2011-10-01 06:06 nmap-7.70
Now explore the contents of this with mc or simply cd nmap-7.70 - you should be able to use ls and less find and read the actual source code. Even if you know no programming, the comments can be entertaining reading.
By convention, source files will typically include in their root directory a series of text files in uppercase such as: README and INSTALLATION. Look for these, and read them using more or less. It's important to realise that the programmers of the "upstream" project are not writing for Ubuntu, CentOS - or even Linux. They have written a correct working program in C or C++ etc and made it available, but it's up to us to figure out how to compile it for our operating system, chip type etc. (This hopefully gives a little insight into the value that distributions such as CentOS, Ubuntu and utilities such as apt, yum etc add, and how tough it would be to create your own Linux From Scratch)
So, in this case we see an INSTALL file that says something terse like:
 Ideally, you should be able to just type: ./configure make make install For far more in-depth compilation, installation, and removal notes read the Nmap Install Guide at http://nmap.org/install/ .
In fact, this is fairly standard for many packages. Here's what each of the steps does:
Now, potentially this last step will have overwritten the nmap you already had, but more likely this new one has been installed into a different place.
In general /bin is for key parts of the operating system, /usbin for less critical utilities and /uslocal/bin for software you've chosed to manually install yourself. When you type a command it will search through each of the directories given in your PATH environment variable, and start the first match. So, if /bin/nmap exists, it will run instead of /uslocal/bin - but if you give the "full path" to the version you want - such as /uslocal/bin/nmap - it will run that version instead.
The “locate” command allows very fast searching for files, but because these files have only just been added, we'll need to manually update the index of files:
sudo updatedb
Then to search the index:
locate bin/nmap
This should find both your old and copies of nmap
Now try running each, for example:
/usbin/nmap -V
/uslocal/bin/nmap -V
The nmap utility relies on no other package or library, so is very easy to install from source. Most other packages have many "dependencies", so installing them from source by hand can be pretty challenging even when well explained (look at: http://oss.oetiker.ch/smokeping/doc/smokeping_install.en.html for a good example).
NOTE: Because you've done all this outside of the apt system, this binary won't get updates when you run apt update. Not a big issue with a utility like nmap probably, but for anything that runs as an exposed service it's important that you understand that you now have to track security alerts for the application (and all of its dependencies), and install the later fixed versions when they're available. This is a significant pain/risk for a production server.

POSTING YOUR PROGRESS

Pat yourself on the back if you succeeded today - and let us know in the forum.

EXTENSION

Research some distributions where “from source” is normal:
None of these is typically used in production servers, but investigating any of them will certainly increase your knowledge of how Linux works "under the covers" - asking you to make many choices that the production-ready distros such as RHEL and Ubuntu do on your behalf by choosing what they see as sensible defaults.

RESOURCES

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2024.05.27 16:49 NellieDIP Have you ever seen this series before?

Have you ever seen this series before?
Never saw them before but today my local newsagent had a Ole rail of these porches..
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2024.05.27 14:45 Successful_Storm_147 Looking for resources

I have a couple ls trucks/cars, the one that needs tuning the most is my truck is a 2011 Silverado with btr stage 3 cam. Have paid for a tunner in the past and don’t really wanna go that direction. Would like to learn to use hp turners and gain that knowledge, consider with my research already hp is the most beginning friendly. Pretty mush wants to learn tuning and was wondering if anyone knows good resources to start learning the basics
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2024.05.27 10:47 Comprehensive_Dog989 is this worth it?

so i’m a sophomore in college going for a biology degree (pre dental) and i have about another 6 years of schooling left i had an 01 camry that id take to school but recently it just completely broke down i found this 2011 LS camaro with 55.6k miles for around 13k i am thinking about financing it, and if i should how much should I put for the down payment? My interest rate would be around 9% Would it last me for atleast 6 years with the proper care? I make around 17k a year
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2024.05.27 10:47 Comprehensive_Dog989 Is this worth it?

so i’m a sophomore in college going for a biology degree (pre dental) and i have about another 6 years of schooling left i had an 01 camry that id take to school but recently it just completely broke down i found this 2011 LS camaro with 55.6k miles for around 13k i am thinking about financing it, and if i should how much should I put for the down payment? My interest rate would be around 9% Would it last me for atleast 6 years with the proper care? I make around 17k a year
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2024.05.27 10:46 Comprehensive_Dog989 Is this worth it?

so i’m a sophomore in college going for a biology degree (pre dental) and i have about another 6 years of schooling left i had an 01 camry that id take to school but recently it just completely broke down i found this 2011 LS camaro with 55.6k miles for around 13k i am thinking about financing it, and if i should how much should I put for the down payment? My interest rate would be around 9% Would it last me for atleast 6 years with the proper care? I make around 17k a year
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2024.05.27 10:46 Comprehensive_Dog989 Is this worth it?

so i’m a sophomore in college going for a biology degree (pre dental) and i have about another 6 years of schooling left i had an 01 camry that id take to school but recently it just completely broke down i found this 2011 LS camaro with 55.6k miles for around 13k i am thinking about financing it, and if i should how much should I put for the down payment? My interest rate would be around 9% Would it last me for atleast 6 years with the proper care? I make around 17k a year
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2024.05.27 10:46 Comprehensive_Dog989 Is this worth it?

so i’m a sophomore in college going for a biology degree (pre dental) and i have about another 6 years of schooling left i had an 01 camry that id take to school but recently it just completely broke down i found this 2011 LS camaro with 55.6k miles for around 13k i am thinking about financing it, and if i should how much should I put for the down payment? My interest rate would be around 9% Would it last me for atleast 6 years with the proper care? I make around 17k a year
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2024.05.27 10:45 Comprehensive_Dog989 is this worth it?

so i’m a sophomore in college going for a biology degree (pre dental) and i have about another 6 years of schooling left i had an 01 camry that id take to school but recently it just completely broke down i found this 2011 LS camaro with 55.6k miles for around 13k i am thinking about financing it, and if i should how much should I put for the down payment? My interest rate would be around 9% Would it last me for atleast 6 years with the proper care? I make around 17k a year
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2024.05.27 10:00 Comprehensive_Dog989 Is this camaro worth it?

so i’m a sophomore in college going for a biology degree (pre dental) and i have about another 6 years of schooling left i had an 01 camry that id take to school but recently it just completely broke down i found this 2011 LS camaro with 55.6k miles for around 13k i am thinking about financing it, and if i should how much should I put for the down payment? My interest rate would be around 9% Would it last me for atleast 6 years with the proper care? I make around 17k a year
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2024.05.26 12:58 DisastrousMetal2843 Help me

I have a couple options and I know little to nothing about them. Budget of 17k.
Lexus LS 460 2011
Audi a5 sport back 2015
INFINITI G37 2013
Honda accord with 3.5 vtec engine 2012+
Lexus GS 350 2013
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2024.05.25 15:39 Thomas_633_Mk2 reject modernity, embrace tradition

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2024.05.25 05:16 KingCrimsonEpitaphu My 2011 LS vs a ? Charger (sxt?)

My 2011 LS vs a ? Charger (sxt?)
My first time ever pushing my car that hard 😅 had the jump on him at the beginning but he did start to gain on me. Idk if I would’ve won if we would’ve continued close race.
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2024.05.24 22:24 trocarshovel My coolest casting in my opinion

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2024.05.24 08:05 YamApprehensive9876 Advice on supercharger

Sorry if this is wrong sub reddit. I want to get rid my modified g37 sedan, but don't know what I should ask for it. I know I won't get anywhere near what I invested, I just want to have an idea on what modified cars are going for. It's a 2011 sedan with stillen supercharger kit (with air to air conversion kit), motordyne exhaust, LS diff, and few other mods. All built and tuned by Z1 motorsports with receipts. Kit was installed at 45k miles and currently has 80k. No issues with car at all. Any advice would be great, thanks! I'll try to post pics in comments.
EDIT: The car dynoed at 486whp and 3xx torque.
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2024.05.23 10:42 AirbagLiveAtDaKardy Would I need to re-apply for my L's if I past the test in 2011?

Back in 2011 I went down to the licensing center in the CBD and sat down for my test (and passed). I remember them giving me a piece of paper but I don't recall ever getting an actual physical ID card with my photo on it.
I do have in my possession a Proof of Age from back then too (WA). And I've been using that as my photo ID all of this time up until now (I don't drive).
But I've been living in Victoria for the last 12 years and very recently institutions have begun rejecting my Proof of Age as a form of valid ID which was peculiar because my understanding was that Proof of Age didn't expire (and Victoria still does their own Proof of age).
However, a little investigation into the matter and I discovered that WA stopped doing Proof of Age back in 2014. So even though Proof of Age technically doesn't expire I entered a weird grey area where my Proof of Age no longer technically exists (because it no longer exists as a form of ID in WA).
Anyway... I'm looking for the most expedient way of obtaining a photo ID as services will bar their access to me within a month's time if I don't provide photo ID.
I am currently doing a free online course in Victoria to get my L's.
But technically speaking, if I already passed my L's test in Perth 12 years ago, would the licensing center still have this on record?...
Or would it just be easier for me to re-apply for my L's and retake the test in Victoria?
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2024.05.23 01:00 livia2lima Day 14 - Who has permission?

INTRO

Files on a Linux system always have associated "permissions" - controlling who has access and what sort of access. You'll have bumped into this in various ways already - as an example, yesterday while logged in as your "ordinary" user, you could not upload files directly into /vawww or create a new folder at /.
The Linux permission system is quite simple, but it does have some quirky and subtle aspects, so today is simply an introduction to some of the basic concepts.
This time you really do need to work your way through the material in the RESOURCES section!

YOUR TASKS TODAY

OWNERSHIP

First let's look at "ownership". All files are tagged with both the name of the user and the group that owns them, so if we type ls -l and see a file listing like this:
-rw------- 1 steve staff 4478979 6 Feb 2011 private.txt -rw-rw-r-- 1 steve staff 4478979 6 Feb 2011 press.txt -rwxr-xr-x 1 steve staff 4478979 6 Feb 2011 upload.bin
Then these files are owned by user "steve", and the group "staff". Anyone that is not "steve" or is not part of the group "staff" is considered "other". Others may still have permissions to handle these files, but they do not have any ownership.
If you want to change the ownership of a file, use the chown utility. This will change the user owner of file to a new user:
sudo chown user file
You can also change user and group at the same time:
sudo chown user:group file
If you only need to change the group owner, you can use chgrp command instead:
sudo chgrp group file
Since you created new users in the previous lesson, switch logins and create a few files to their home directories for testing. See how they show with ls -l

PERMISSIONS (SYMBOLIC NOTATION)

Looking at the -rw-r--r-- at the start of a directory listing line, (ignore the first "-" for now), and see these as potentially three groups of "rwx": the permission granted to the "user" who owns the file, the "group", and "other people" - we like to call that UGO.
For the example list above:
You can change the permissions on any file with the chmod utility. Create a simple text file in your home directory with vim (e.g. tuesday.txt) and check that you can list its contents by typing: cat tuesday.txt or less tuesday.txt.
Now look at its permissions by doing: ls -ltr tuesday.txt
-rw-rw-r-- 1 ubuntu ubuntu 12 Nov 19 14:48 tuesday.txt
So, the file is owned by the user "ubuntu", and group "ubuntu", who are the only ones that can write to the file - but any other user can only read it.

CHANGING PERMISSIONS

Now let’s remove the permission of the user and "ubuntu" group to write their own file:
chmod u-w tuesday.txt
chmod g-w tuesday.txt
...and remove the permission for "others" to read the file:
chmod o-r tuesday.txt
Do a listing to check the result:
-r--r----- 1 ubuntu ubuntu 12 Nov 19 14:48 tuesday.txt
...and confirm by trying to edit the file with nano or vim. You'll find that you appear to be able to edit it - but can't save any changes. (In this case, as the owner, you have "permission to override permissions", so can can write with :w!). You can of course easily give yourself back the permission to write to the file by:
chmod u+w tuesday.txt

POSTING YOUR PROGRESS

Just for fun, create a file: secret.txt in your home folder, take away all permissions from it for the user, group and others - and see what happens when you try to edit it with vim.

EXTENSION

If all of this is old news to you, you may want to look into Linux ACLs:
Also, SELinux and AppArmour:

RESOURCES

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2024.05.22 22:44 takemywarranty Help needed for installing Ubuntu 24.04 LTS on Thinkcentre Edge 71

I'm trying to install Ubuntu 24.04 on a Thinkcentre Edge 71 (machine type 1578, model number D7G from 2011). Ubuntu 20.04 ran perfectly on it, however I remember having difficulties to install it, as this was the time beween Legacy mode and Uefi. (it might be I had to press F12 during boot and choose Legacy or Bios option or something) Bios date 02/14/2012.
I downloaded the ubuntu-24.04-desktop-amd64.iso file, made a bootable USB stick with Rufus (let all the options as it was) and boot from there. The whole boot proces I let go as suggested, with all the extra's and automatically set the partitions. After the required reboot I doesn't see the OS.
The screen after booting gives me client mac addr: and a DHCP......\
the installation file before installing looks like this:
disk setup : erase disk and install ubuntu
installation disk sda : applications: default selection
disk encryption : none
proprietry software : codecs and drivers
partitions : partition sda1 formatted as fat32 used for /boot/efi
partition sda2 : formatted as ext4 used for /
error 1962 : no operating system found
ps: I read somewhere: this drive was created by Rufus. It can boot in UEFI mode only. You are trying to boot it in Bios/Legacy mode. This will not work.
and later on; this system uses 64-bit x86 UEFI => searching for X64 EFI bootloader. Could not locate efi\boot\bootx64.efi
Is it possible the processor is 64 bit but the sysyem has a x86 UEFI (32 bit bootloader)? https://www.manua.ls/lenovo/thinkcentre-edge-71/specifications
What I'm doing wrong? Do I have to change some settings in Rufus before creating an usb stick?
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2024.05.21 16:53 Dizzy-Translator8543 2011 Tahoe LS 5.3 V6 AFM?

Does the 2011 Tahoe LS 5.3 V6 have the AFM or is it just the V8? Looking at purchasing a private sale 2011 Tahoe LS 5.3 V6 With 147k for $10k cash. Body is a 9/10 everything seems right. What y'all think? Does this model need the AFM delete or is it not a issue? TIA
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2024.05.20 23:26 Shadowgrime RWBY V3 BTS (footage + images)

RWBY V3 BTS (footage + images)
Now that RT is no more and RWBY is currently in limbo, I figure you guys deserve to see some of the BTS animation for V3 of what could've been. As most of it isn't relevant anymore, and a lot of it is unused/unfinished Monty animation (some from RvB even). Here you can see:
  • Very solid Jaune fight choreography (which makes him look way better than what the show has given us)
  • Parts of Pyrrha's original death scene
  • RWBY vs a new grimm called Abyss (it's a short bit. I don't understand the intent behind this one)
  • bits of Weiss and Yang choreo
  • individual Weiss Choreo at the end (which is how her fighting style SHOULD be)
etc.
Here's the footage: (RWBY Shots, Feb 10th, 2015)
List of character names from Monty's computer
This image here is taken presumably taken from his computer (while he was trasnferring files to a new hard drive looks like )detailing a lot of characters that were gonna appear in the show, some of these have come true, others haven't.
Lastly
Venus Adel design (still WIP looks like)
This is a character for one of the teams Monty and Sheena were working on before his death (before things went south). Her name is Venus Adel, and apparently she was gonna be on team RAVN (Edit: Seems like Raven was gonna have her own team and not be on the same as Summers. Already different main show, interesting.). The person I that told me this wasn't sure if the team name was final or not at the time. But seeing as how the series went, that never came to be.
I've held onto this info for a very long time, and never shared it because I thought it might come up at some point; and as I said before I feel like you guys deserve to know since most of this probably won't ever come up again/see the light of day if the show continues.
As for how I got all this information, let's just say I know a guy that knows a guy and leave it at that.
Make of this what you will.
Edit: Forgot to add this, some of you might've already seen it years ago but in case you haven't:
OG Adam vs Yang (Monty version)
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