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  • Espionage724
    Imo that shouldn't even be a feature on public forums; if you're on the forum you already agree to its contents, and it forum moderators find it fine why self-censor? Afaik someone posting positively about AI one day doesn't necessarily define...
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    balanga replied to the thread hp deskjet 5150.
    Is or is not? I don't understand. It is on the website of openprinting.org
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    scottro replied to the thread Music….
    For some reason, this one always puts me in a good mood. Rod Stewart, featuring The Temptations, The Motown Song. View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9EzV-S5nXlw
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    I just quickly installed a GhostBSD VM to see for myself and yes, it does seem as if it only has fcitx with qt5. Any chance of you trying fcitx5? (For those annoyed about this being GhostBSD, it seems the package sets are the same as regular...
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    Currently the only way to use mozc with textproc/fcitx5 is to use overlay that Ken DEGUCHI is providing and build locally. And if toggling Japanese inputs on non-KDE Qt apps works but not for KDE apps, confirm you're on xorg or xlibre and NOT on...
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    escape replied to the thread How to tag keyboard to udev.
    After installing xfce4-desktop again: # pkg install xfce4-desktop The following happened: There are multiple desktops inside one other, the original xclock and xterm in the background. This time the slim does not work.
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    balanga replied to the thread Other IBM PC-DOS 2000 on USB.
    Explain what this will do:- cp io.sys msdos.sys command.com /mnt/ I simply don't understand the point. FreeBSD won't see those files AFAICS..
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    escape replied to the thread How to tag keyboard to udev.
    A nice way to install Desktop environments @"Installing a Desktop Environment on FreeBSD", written by FreeBSD Foundation. It looks easy. There are some tools to help to change the desktop environment. In this case it don't help. I was not fixing...
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  • _martin
    That's why I mentioned the "loaded gun" - kern.geom.debugflags will allow you to do so. This way you can test if ssd's fw is doing this or if kernel has a reason for doing so.
  • freethread
    freethread reacted to jbo@'s post in the thread OpenRocket ports with Thanks Thanks.
    You seem to be sufficiently far along with this to just submitting a PR. Any technical details would be discussed by the individual committer(s) then. This forum is mostly a user support forum so few ports committers are around. Check for open...
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    balanga replied to the thread Other IBM PC-DOS 2000 on USB.
    I read the link with much interest but couldn't understand these instructions:- My reading is that you create three empty files with names in uppercse because this is crucial and then you proceed to overwrite with names in lower case! I'm...
  • Espionage724
    Espionage724 reacted to zester's post in the thread AI for writing documentation with Like Like.
    Well you could just not participate in a forum topic titled "AI for writing documentation"
  • K
    I come to think following Gtk major versions is not a good thing, as Gnome is going to dispose X11. Forking Gtk3 and maintaining (by someone possible, but unfortunately, not me) it seems to be way to go. Or fork upcoming Gtk5 to adapt again with...
  • zester
    zester replied to the thread AI for writing documentation.
    Well you could just not participate in a forum topic titled "AI for writing documentation"
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    hruodr replied to the thread AI for writing documentation.
    My normal documentation are short, concise commentaries in the source. My programs are for personal use. Your approach is good for someone wanting to spend time documenting manually. But even the AI can be used to get a first draft.
  • zester
    zester replied to the thread AI for writing documentation.
    You’re the only one making this personal. I offered a clear challenge, but now you’re backing out. If you’re going to criticize code "human or AI" it’s fair to show your repositories.
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    hruodr replied to the thread AI for writing documentation.
    Just try it with the script above. With grok, with google, with claude or any other AI engine. Try it as I wrote above before discussing, try it with your own programs. Try it! It is not difficult, only copy and paste, ask for a man page or a README.
  • zester
    zester replied to the thread AI for writing documentation.
    Are we talking ai is documenting the code or ai is create a system to document code? Also could you provide a link to your github or gitlab repos?
  • zester
    zester replied to the thread AI for writing documentation.
    Who are you? No one here knows you, and you came into our community harassing people. So you wan't to show everyone that your a better coder than ai?
  • SirDice
    SirDice replied to the thread AI for writing documentation.
    I've never done anything with Tcl, but even I can tell your analysis of the provided code is dead wrong.
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    balanga replied to the thread hp deskjet 5150.
    You mean http://localhost:631/ ? I have this but don't know where to start. Is there some option to try and print a test page?
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    hruodr replied to the thread AI for writing documentation.
    Put it in an AI engine, it will get immediately what it does, perhaps with some imperfection, but it gets it. Then ask it if sed is not better. What it does not get, is, that it is designed for TeX. Then enter that it is for TeX and ask the AI...
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    balanga replied to the thread hp deskjet 5150.
    I have hplip installed but no idea what it does.
  • zester
    zester replied to the thread AI for writing documentation.
    Mine want's to play woith the humans. Now that I am awake, would you care to compete against my ai in writing a doc system for c++? Because you won't win, in fact I am fairly confident its going to embarrass you.
  • _martin
    Could be. Personally I'd expect I/O error floods in syslog then.
  • Espionage724
    Espionage724 reacted to atax1a's post in the thread Closed Unbound Tuning for gaming with Like Like.
    what does any of this configuration have to do with gaming?
  • Espionage724
    Does it do something I can't use sed to change text? Not sure what it does, but I can read puts -nonewline :p
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    balanga replied to the thread hp deskjet 5150.
    lpadmin -p printername does not have any output. I have not run anything else because I don't know what to run. I'm trying to establish whether there is any interaction between CUPS and my printer. As I mentioned this is the first time I have...
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    hruodr replied to the thread AI for writing documentation.
    I do not need to demonstrate it to you. I used it also for writing README files of SQL schemata and other tcl scripts, and it is a nice tool when one does not want to invest much time on such things. I can later improve the documentation manually.
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    balanga replied to the thread hp deskjet 5150.
    I doubt whether I have a configured printer. I did originally call it myprinter
  • SirDice
    SirDice replied to the thread How to tag keyboard to udev.
    For SLiM to work correctly ~/.xinitrc should look something like this: DEFAULTWM= startxfce4 [ -f "$HOME/.Xresources" ] && xrdb "$HOME/.Xresources" if [ -n "$1" ]; then case $1 in default) exec ck-launch-session...
  • zester
    zester replied to the thread AI for writing documentation.
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    balanga replied to the thread hp deskjet 5150.
    hplip is installed. The only command I have run is lpadmin -p printername I guess I need to use drv:///sample.drv/deskjet.ppd HP DeskJet Series somewhere but not sure where. Do I need to run something like - lpadmin -p printername -E -v...
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    scottro replied to the thread hp deskjet 5150.
    What is the result of lpstat -p? That should list any available printers. For example, I have one printer, which I call BrotherMFC. If I run cupsd, and the printer is not on, I get printer BrotherMFC is idle. enabled since Tue Feb 10 13:14:43...
  • tembun
    tembun reacted to Jose's post in the thread New Git data model documentation with Like Like.
    https://git-scm.com/docs/gitdatamodel Relatively easy to read and understand.
  • tembun
    tembun reacted to SirDice's post in the thread Solved Removal of '#' from sample code with Thanks Thanks.
    You're supposed to copy/paste these to a prompt, the # of root's prompt kind of adds a layer of protection, as it's interpreted by the shell as a remark. It prevents accidentally copy/pasting something utterly destructive as root. Think it's...
  • tembun
    I open the editor and remove the characters in the lines. Very slowly and calmly, as a meditation exercise. Of course, I could also use sed, but anyone can do that.
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    balanga replied to the thread hp deskjet 5150.
    I have attached a cable, run usbconfig to see if my computer sees the printer, and installed cups. Also added these statements to/etc/rc.conf:-
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    balanga replied to the thread hp deskjet 5150.
    I have opened it and have a mass of information. I can run lpadmin -p printername but have no idea if that has done anything. I can't tell if I need a specific printer driver and if so what is it called and where would I get it.
  • _martin
    That seems to be directly attached disk then. Your upgrade procedure is .. unusual; but it's not subject of the thread. The test program you showed doesn't test much - this doesn't work on a disk locked by geom (or otherwise busy disk). The...
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    balanga replied to the thread hp deskjet 5150.
    probably and probably.... hmmm...
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    balanga replied to the thread hp deskjet 5150.
    Not much there is there? I'm still no wiser. I can't yet tell if I need a specific driver for the hpdeskjet 5150 and if so what is it called and where to get it from.
  • cracauer@
    cracauer@ reacted to atax1a's post in the thread AI for writing documentation with Thanks Thanks.
    https://cyberplace.social/@GossiTheDog/116080909947754833 but yeah it's totally gonna be good at writing documentation. right.
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    hruodr replied to the thread AI for writing documentation.
    That is not true.
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    hruodr replied to the thread AI for writing documentation.
    Now I challenge you. Read the script and tell me what it does and how much time you spend guessing. Later you can throw into an AI machine, it will tell you what is does. #!/usr/opt/bin/tclsh proc txl_strf {char str i} { while {[set j [string...
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    hruodr reacted to JohnK's post in the thread AI for writing documentation with Thanks Thanks.
    Don't learn/use troff (roff, groff, whatever). mdoc is the way to go. I write my notes, docs, etc in markdown first; this allows me to keep my notes in plain text and I can view them with my text editor with fancy syntax highlights.
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    escape replied to the thread How to tag keyboard to udev.
    This must be a scholar regression analysis. Are you giving a grade? Really. I have a problem. I'm trying to (as defined in the first post) take this XFCE4 back into use and lines DISPLAY=":0.0" export DISPLAY XFSM_VERBOSE="1" export...
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    hruodr replied to the thread AI for writing documentation.
    The intention was never to document unknown Software. You just want to distract and saw chaos in the discussion.
  • cracauer@
    cracauer@ replied to the thread AI for writing documentation.
    "OpenAI has deleted the word ‘safely’ from its mission " https://theconversation.com/openai-has-deleted-the-word-safely-from-its-mission-and-its-new-structure-is-a-test-for-whether-ai-serves-society-or-shareholders-274467
  • Jose
    Jose reacted to atax1a's post in the thread New Git data model documentation with Like Like.
    oh! the Wizard Zines lady did this. glad it got published.
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