Oh, I guess I forgot to mention. It finds a random episode of a TV series on my friends computer and plays it automatically. He has the episodes on disk, packed in seperate split RAR files. Example:
someuser@somewhere:/storage1/series/South.Park/South.Park.Pack.S01-S10.Movie-WuT$ ls Pilot Season 10 Season 3 Season 5 Season 7 Season 9 Season 1 Season 2 Season 4 Season 6 Season 8 Southpark.Bigger.Longer.And.Uncut.1999.COMPLETE.PAL.DVDR-WpD someuser@somewhere:/storage1/series/South.Park/South.Park.Pack.S01-S10.Movie-WuT$ ls Season\ 2/ South.Park.S02E01.RERiP South.Park.S02E10 South.Park.S02E02 South.Park.S02E11 South.Park.S02E03 South.Park.S02E12 South.Park.S02E04 South.Park.S02E13 South.Park.S02E05 South.Park.S02E14 South.Park.S02E06 South.Park.S02E15 South.Park.S02E07 South.Park.S02E16 South.Park.S02E08 South.Park.S02E17 South.Park.S02E09 South.Park.S02E18 someuser@somewhere:/storage1/series/South.Park/South.Park.Pack.S01-S10.Movie-WuT$ ls Season\ 2/South.Park.S02E05/ Sample south.park.s02e05.r05 south.park.s02e05.nfo south.park.s02e05.r06 south.park.s02e05.r00 south.park.s02e05.r07 south.park.s02e05.r01 south.park.s02e05.r08 south.park.s02e05.r02 south.park.s02e05.rar south.park.s02e05.r03 south.park.s02e05.sfv south.park.s02e05.r04
Who the hell keeps modding you up for posting the same non-point over and over?
I would if I had mod points. The guy has a point. Almost all guys, no sexism (none that I've ever seen) -- where else in society do you see that? Building workers, constructers, plumbers, farmers? What?
Find all.rars at a depth of minimum 3 from the current path, removes all subs, all.rar files with part??.rar, sort the list randomly, do it again (had some problems with always getting the same one multiple times in a row, this fixed it -- might have been bad karma, might have been a bad algorithm, but haven't been bothered to remove it to check), take the first from the top, replace spaces with escaped spaces (to make xargs work), unrar using xargs (to current root), find the unpacked video file, replace spaces and play! After mplayer exits (but only with return 0!), remove all.avi or.ogm from the current folder.
If you need to limit it, do so after the first pipe, like this:
I presume that you're talking about blood sausage, a type of sausage made from coagulated (pigs) blood. In Denmark it is eaten around Christmas by some, fried on a pan, served on rye bread and lightly drizzled with syrup.
Of course, since it's an old dish, that might be why it tastes bland -- the need for using ALL of the pig for food is simply not there any more.
There was. I even did a search for you. I can understand why you didn't do it yourself, I used an astounding THREE, not one, nor two, but three, search terms to find the article. "slashdot \"energy star\"". Here you go: http://hardware.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=09/02/08/1322228
For a launch loop to be economically viable it would require customers with sufficiently large payload launch requirements.
Lofstrom estimates that an initial loop costing roughly $10 billion with a 1 year payback could launch 40,000 metric tons per year, and cut launch costs to $300/kg, or for $30 billion, with a larger power generation capacity, the loop would be capable of launching 6 million metric tons per year, and given a 5 year payback period, the costs for accessing space with a launch loop could be as low as $3/kg.[ http://launchloop.com/LaunchLoop?action=AttachFile&do=view&target=isdc2002loop.pdf ]
This is not the same as what's written in the summary.
This year the official briefing flatly states that all downloaded music is stolen.
timothy, shame on you. This is what makes me cringe every time I turn to/. This and no proper Unicode support, fucked up AJAX/JavaScript and poor CSS. Why am I doing here again?
Well, you could always do like me. I use autossh together with SSH key authentication to route data from a specific port at a server I always have access to, to my desktop computer at home. ssh -R 2222:localhost:22 ssh.at.university.tld does exactly that.
From my laptop (or whatever computer I'm using), I do the opposite, route a port from the university server to my laptop: ssh -TNf -L 2222:localhost:2222 ssh.at.university.tld There are a lot of SSH flags, so there's plenty of things to play with. Compression is awesome when I'm taking the train and surfing using GRPS. On 9.6 KBps it feels like 1996 again, though.
After that, I use my tunnel to set up SSH with dynamic routing: ssh -NfD 8080 ssh.at.university.tld 2>&1 ssh -NfD 8081 -p 2222 localhost 2>&1
In Firefox I use FoxyProxy to easily switch between the two proxies, and what this setup I can pretty much switch seamlessly between 3 proxies.
Of course, it helps that I'm usually connected to the internet through the university connection and that my home desktop is on a 100 Mbps connected -- part of the research network here.
Here is the relevant snippet from the SSH man page:
-D [bind_address:]port
Specifies a local âoedynamicâ application-level port forwarding. This works by allocating a socket to listen to port on the local side, optionally bound to the specified bind_address. Whenever a connection is made to this port, the connection is forwarded over the secure channel, and the application protocol is then used to determine where to connect to from the remote machine. Currently the SOCKS4 and SOCKS5 protocols are supported, and ssh will act as a SOCKS server. Only root can forward privileged ports. Dynamic port forwardings can also be specified in the configuration file.
While I'm here: +----------+ | Fix Your | | Fuckin'.| | Code....| +----------+
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Come on Slashdot. Your page looks like ass. No unicode support. Lame.
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On the contrary, why shouldn't port 139 and 445 not remain open? Why do I need to block ports and DISABLE functionality to remain safe?
Cuter than the Danish smiley? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:K_plug.jpg ...didn't think so.
what is the point of that script ?
Oh, I guess I forgot to mention. It finds a random episode of a TV series on my friends computer and plays it automatically. He has the episodes on disk, packed in seperate split RAR files. Example:
someuser@somewhere:/storage1/series/South.Park/South.Park.Pack.S01-S10.Movie-WuT$ ls
Pilot Season 10 Season 3 Season 5 Season 7 Season 9
Season 1 Season 2 Season 4 Season 6 Season 8 Southpark.Bigger.Longer.And.Uncut.1999.COMPLETE.PAL.DVDR-WpD
someuser@somewhere:/storage1/series/South.Park/South.Park.Pack.S01-S10.Movie-WuT$ ls Season\ 2/
South.Park.S02E01.RERiP South.Park.S02E10
South.Park.S02E02 South.Park.S02E11
South.Park.S02E03 South.Park.S02E12
South.Park.S02E04 South.Park.S02E13
South.Park.S02E05 South.Park.S02E14
South.Park.S02E06 South.Park.S02E15
South.Park.S02E07 South.Park.S02E16
South.Park.S02E08 South.Park.S02E17
South.Park.S02E09 South.Park.S02E18
someuser@somewhere:/storage1/series/South.Park/South.Park.Pack.S01-S10.Movie-WuT$ ls Season\ 2/South.Park.S02E05/
Sample south.park.s02e05.r05
south.park.s02e05.nfo south.park.s02e05.r06
south.park.s02e05.r00 south.park.s02e05.r07
south.park.s02e05.r01 south.park.s02e05.r08
south.park.s02e05.r02 south.park.s02e05.rar
south.park.s02e05.r03 south.park.s02e05.sfv
south.park.s02e05.r04
When it's meant as an insult, yes, it's abusive to gay people. Same as people saying "that's so gay" about everything.
That's so gay.
Thanks for this post.
Who the hell keeps modding you up for posting the same non-point over and over?
I would if I had mod points. The guy has a point. Almost all guys, no sexism (none that I've ever seen) -- where else in society do you see that? Building workers, constructers, plumbers, farmers? What?
I would've saved this for later as I'm still coming up with nifty things, but here is my oneliner:
find -mindepth 3 -name \*.rar | grep -v subs | grep -v part[0-9] | sort -R | sort -R | head -n 1 | sed -r 's/\ /\\\ /g' | xargs unrar e && find -maxdepth 1 -name \*.ogm -or -name \*.avi | sed -r 's/\ /\\\ /g' | xargs mplayer -fs && rm *.avi; rm *.ogm
I keep it safe somewhere in my .bash_history ;)
Find all .rars at a depth of minimum 3 from the current path, removes all subs, all .rar files with part??.rar, sort the list randomly, do it again (had some problems with always getting the same one multiple times in a row, this fixed it -- might have been bad karma, might have been a bad algorithm, but haven't been bothered to remove it to check), take the first from the top, replace spaces with escaped spaces (to make xargs work), unrar using xargs (to current root), find the unpacked video file, replace spaces and play! After mplayer exits (but only with return 0!), remove all .avi or .ogm from the current folder.
If you need to limit it, do so after the first pipe, like this:
find -mindepth 3 -name \*.rar | grep S01 | grep -v subs | grep -v part[0-9] | sort -R | sort -R | head -n 1 | sed -r 's/\ /\\\ /g' | xargs unrar e && find -maxdepth 1 -name \*.ogm -or -name \*.avi | sed -r 's/\ /\\\ /g' | xargs mplayer -fs && rm *.avi; rm *.ogm
That's the reason for this way of having what you have in your script -- flexibility.
What do other people do?
Same happened to me -- for a while. Now I haven't gotten any for months...
...and catholic!
I presume that you're talking about blood sausage, a type of sausage made from coagulated (pigs) blood. In Denmark it is eaten around Christmas by some, fried on a pan, served on rye bread and lightly drizzled with syrup.
Of course, since it's an old dish, that might be why it tastes bland -- the need for using ALL of the pig for food is simply not there any more.
There was. I even did a search for you. I can understand why you didn't do it yourself, I used an astounding THREE, not one, nor two, but three, search terms to find the article. "slashdot \"energy star\"".
Here you go: http://hardware.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=09/02/08/1322228
Have a nice weekend!
Which is why we need one of these: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Launch_loop
Have a look at the economics:
Well, if he ingested the metals which the hair needed to be doped with to work, some of these metals might be present in his hair...
Well, that's it for now. Got to chow down 243 grams of germanium!
Snake biodiesel would be closer to the original term, though.
...on DoD networks.
Seriously, that is what it says.
This is not the same as what's written in the summary.
timothy, shame on you. This is what makes me cringe every time I turn to /. This and no proper Unicode support, fucked up AJAX/JavaScript and poor CSS. Why am I doing here again?
Oh, fuck this. Stripping the character. Damn /.
We'll go with "!>" then.
Sorry, I think you forgot a "" in there somewhere ;)
Hey, if you ain't gonna eat that ice, I will. Might be whiskey!
Cartman, is that you?
Ordering could over one month and the extra bucks was included when comparing windows.
You accidentally what?
Finally the Windows users are using Linux?
I find your ideas intriguing, and I would like to subscribe to your newsletter.
Well, you could always do like me. I use autossh together with SSH key authentication to route data from a specific port at a server I always have access to, to my desktop computer at home.
ssh -R 2222:localhost:22 ssh.at.university.tld does exactly that.
From my laptop (or whatever computer I'm using), I do the opposite, route a port from the university server to my laptop:
ssh -TNf -L 2222:localhost:2222 ssh.at.university.tld
There are a lot of SSH flags, so there's plenty of things to play with. Compression is awesome when I'm taking the train and surfing using GRPS. On 9.6 KBps it feels like 1996 again, though.
After that, I use my tunnel to set up SSH with dynamic routing:
ssh -NfD 8080 ssh.at.university.tld 2>&1
ssh -NfD 8081 -p 2222 localhost 2>&1
In Firefox I use FoxyProxy to easily switch between the two proxies, and what this setup I can pretty much switch seamlessly between 3 proxies.
Of course, it helps that I'm usually connected to the internet through the university connection and that my home desktop is on a 100 Mbps connected -- part of the research network here.
Here is the relevant snippet from the SSH man page:
While I'm here:
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Come on Slashdot. Your page looks like ass. No unicode support. Lame.
Thanks for sharing.
It's one thing that they couldn't understand it, but a whole 'nother thing that they couldn't see the irony.