00:14.01 | Discordian | hmmm |
00:47.15 | secretlondon | night |
01:05.44 | Leeds | wethrin: happy birthday, apparently |
01:24.27 | aguai | how can I know which program is occupieing my port 80? |
01:26.11 | antiphase | `netstat -lnp` as root |
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06:25.13 | ranner81 | is still awake, a bit drunk, and has to catch a train in 4 hours :s |
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12:37.26 | Axel | lo all |
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13:23.25 | secretlondon | hi |
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14:31.36 | Discordian | Good afternoon |
14:40.24 | secretlondon | hi |
14:48.37 | Discordian | It's not nice out |
14:48.51 | Leeds | I got sunburned again today |
14:49.49 | Discordian | no chance of that in london today |
14:57.43 | Discordian | And in fact tis raining now |
15:04.51 | siriusly | yeah I am getting tired of this incessant heat! ;-) |
15:06.57 | secretlondon | and the bright sunshine streaming into my flat |
15:07.07 | secretlondon | goes and puts the light on at 3pm |
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15:15.22 | IAmAI | Hi |
15:15.36 | IAmAI | Can anyone help me with grep? |
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15:18.50 | Discordian | Possibly, what's the problem? |
15:20.03 | IAmAI | I have a file that contains a line like the following: "URL=http://www.example.com" |
15:20.27 | IAmAI | And I have a RE for matching that line: URL=.* |
15:20.53 | IAmAI | How can I tell grep to output just the actual URL part and not the "URL=" part |
15:21.21 | IAmAI | So I get "http://www.example.com" rather than "URL=http://www.example.com" |
15:21.30 | IAmAI | as output |
15:21.32 | Discordian | you can't |
15:21.43 | Discordian | But you pipe the output to sed |
15:21.55 | Discordian | and remove the URL= that way |
15:21.56 | IAmAI | I see |
15:22.47 | Discordian | It's the unix/linux way |
15:23.07 | IAmAI | Thanks |
15:30.33 | antiphase | A trivial example might be: |
15:30.34 | antiphase | cogito:~ $ echo "My URL=http://www.example.com is lovely" | grep -oi 'http://[^[:space:]]*' |
15:30.38 | antiphase | cogito:~ $ echo "My URL=http://www.example.com is lovely" | grep -oi 'http://[^[:spachttp://www.example.com |
15:30.44 | antiphase | Well that worked well |
15:30.47 | antiphase | grrs |
15:30.53 | antiphase | Anyway, you can do it with grep -o |
15:32.45 | Discordian | has learned something new |
15:33.51 | antiphase | It's a GNU-only thing unfortunately |
15:34.05 | Discordian | Yeah |
15:34.21 | Discordian | Surely wasn't in SVr4.2 grep |
17:57.53 | wethrin | Leeds: Thanks, but you're a couple of days early |
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19:38.23 | Discordian | sighs |
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20:29.41 | hali | feels really pikey and browses www.hotukdeals.com |
20:53.00 | cpufreak | pondering another car. |
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21:13.10 | hali | a nice hybrid car perhaps? |
21:13.15 | hali | good for the environment |
21:59.47 | Discordian | In a way that using public transport isn't good? |
22:02.37 | cpufreak | hali: no |
22:02.43 | cpufreak | possibly something with a 427 cubic inch v8 |
22:03.07 | hali | that's not a good car to get from place A to place B |
22:03.28 | cpufreak | I still have the M3 for when I want to be economical |
22:03.36 | cpufreak | it'll do 18 mpg on a good run |
22:03.42 | hali | M3? |
22:03.47 | hali | is that a car too? |
22:04.29 | cpufreak | bmw m3 csl si a car yeus |
22:04.55 | Discordian | 18 mpg ! |
22:04.57 | hali | ok |
22:06.16 | hali | hm, fuel-economy.co.uk says that a good car makes about 50 MPG |
22:06.23 | hali | im looking at a decent skoda |
22:07.20 | cpufreak | MPG is unrlated to how good a car is. |
22:07.36 | cpufreak | I find often the case, is thats its the inverse. |
22:08.00 | hali | you mean when one take general polution in to account? |
22:08.09 | cpufreak | I walk to work. |
22:08.36 | cpufreak | the polution I emit is tiny compared to anyone who commutes to work through another form of transport |
22:08.50 | cpufreak | and the amount of polution emitted by cars is tiny compared to airports |
22:09.05 | hali | "every little helps" |
22:09.05 | cpufreak | its just stupid environmentalist twaddle |
22:09.30 | cpufreak | heathrow airport emits more co2 emissions in a day, than all the cars in london do, in a day |
22:09.41 | hali | i walk to work too, wouldn't mind having a car but can't really justify the cost and environmental impact |
22:09.44 | cpufreak | like by a factor of 6x more/day, than londin in a year. |
22:09.52 | hali | i wouldn't use it more than a couple of times a month |
22:09.59 | cpufreak | ignore the enivronmental impact. its a non argument, seriously |
22:10.14 | antiphase | Hippies |
22:10.15 | hali | just manufacturing a car is bad enough, if i don't use it i mean |
22:11.10 | cpufreak | but also there's a lot of stuff hidden |
22:11.26 | cpufreak | like take a range rover... 75% of all those made, are still on the roads. and running well |
22:11.35 | antiphase | I think environmentalists are just another product of our over-developed Western society. 200 years ago you'd have been happy not to be dying of tuberculosis or syphilis |
22:12.01 | cpufreak | with the toyota prius, first the chemicals used to make the batteries, and so on, and then the environmental cost of shipping it 3/4 of the way round the world |
22:12.20 | cpufreak | and then the fact for most people its less economical than a diesel |
22:12.59 | cpufreak | and that in a few years, assuming its used as a daily commuter, the batteries will need to be thrown out, and disposed of |
22:13.16 | cpufreak | which will outweight the cost of replacing the car |
22:13.35 | cpufreak | so actually, its worse for the environment than the aformentioned v8 rangerover. |
22:15.31 | cpufreak | I wouldm't mind the whole enivronmental thing, if it was real, but people who tend to give me grief about my cars, still get imported products from all round the world, and still fly off on holidays and so on |
22:15.39 | cpufreak | which to me makes them hypocrites |
22:15.55 | cpufreak | I mean I only burnt 4500 litres of petrol last year |
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