00:52:58 Chuck Turco: I watched back in the Randall days 00:53:19 Ron BC: No, but Late Night Linux podcast (and its family of other podcasts) is definitely worthwhile. 00:53:55 Ron BC: Especially the 2.5admins.com with Allen Jude and Jim Salter (FreeBSD, ZFS and ArsTechnica.com respectively). 00:57:35 Grant T.: People have written an i386 emulator in JavaScript. Just because something can be done doesn’t mean that it should be done. 01:22:13 Grant T.: CICS started as Public Utility Customer Information Control System 01:27:13 Sean T.: And the rest is history? πŸ˜† 01:27:22 Grant T.: Until we forget. 01:33:56 Ron BC: ZSH has really taken off since it became the default in Apple ecosystem. Some stunningly beautiful configuration out there... 01:34:51 Carey Schug: look at mainframe cms pipelines if you want suggestions on how to enhance pipes 01:35:18 Carey Schug: multiploe entry and exit pipes 01:37:31 Sean T.: https://www.youtube.com/@Computerphile 01:38:02 Grant T.: Reacted to "https://www.youtube...." with πŸ‘ 01:41:59 Ron BC: https://golug.org 01:42:04 Karen Griffin: Will AI be integrated into a shell? 01:43:10 Ron BC: Sorry for bad link above! GOLUG have been discussing YACC, bison, etc. lately. If anyone's interested in compilers / pre-processors, they're into it lately. 01:43:45 Sean T.: @Karen, there is GitHub Copilot for CLI. I think it is still in beta https://githubnext.com/projects/copilot-cli/ I'm not sure if there are any other interesting AI integrations. 01:44:14 Karen Griffin: Reacted to @Karen, there is Git... with "πŸ‘" 01:44:53 Ron BC: https://meet.jit.si/golug 01:45:22 Sean T.: Sounds like Grant is volunteering again πŸ˜† 01:53:06 Grant T.: /me touches his nose and shakes his head β€œNO” vigorously. 01:54:59 Ron BC: Damn, I was going to take over SLUUG and replace it with BCLUG. Now I've been foiled and can't become prez of SLUGG. 01:56:06 Sean T.: A couple of us have put a Wiki together to plan out the Debian Upgrade: https://wiki.sluug.org/bock_upgrade_debian_10_-_11 01:56:28 Grant T.: Reacted to "A couple of us have ..." with πŸ‘ 02:04:51 Lee Lammert: Much appreciated!! 02:11:09 Steve Gomez: You're welcome 02:15:00 Ron BC: That's a GREAT point about the location / quantity of cron stuff. 02:17:14 Ron BC: I copy that cron header throughout my crontab files, 'cause I'm always forgetting what the nth column means. 02:32:26 james Conroy: got to drop, good meetng everyone 02:34:16 Ron BC: Reducing shell code is great, and well demonstrated by `wc -l /etc/init.d/postfix` 130 vs `systemctl cat postfix.service` 13 02:40:21 Ron BC: Also, systemd unit files have a `User=` if one chooses to put stuff in central location. Else, the user can put it in their ~/.config/systemd/... 02:40:40 Grant T.: Reacted to "Also, systemd unit f..." with πŸ‘ 02:40:55 Grant T.: Can an unprivileged user create that? Or do they need to involve the system administrator? 02:41:21 Ron BC: I think cron files (say, /etc/cron.daily/*) need to be set executable to run. 02:41:47 Grant T.: Reacted to "I think cron files (..." with βž• 02:46:00 Ron BC: @Grant, yes, any user can create a unit file, stored in a subfolder of their home folder. 02:46:16 Grant T.: @Grant, yes, any user can create a unit file, stored in a subfolder of their home folder. Thank you Ron. 02:51:59 Grant T.: Thank you Sean. I appreciate your fielding of my questions / heckles. 03:01:14 David Lines: Reacted to "I think cron files (..." with βž• 03:07:30 Sean T.: https://multipass.run/ 03:15:05 Ron BC: The Tragedy of systemd https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_AIw9bGogo 03:21:23 Robert Levitt: Sayonara, everybody. I have to go. 03:21:39 Sean T.: That service timeout is configurable https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/310155 03:26:27 Sean T.: systemctl --user 03:27:19 Ron BC: @Carey: check `man systed.unit` for location of unit files - system-wide & user level 03:28:04 Sean T.: Reacted to "@Carey: check `man s..." with πŸ‘ 03:28:20 Ron BC: Also, systemd-run will run repeatedly 03:39:29 Steve Gomez: Alright then, I'm going to quietly sneak out the back door. Thank you for the presentation. Good night to all. 03:58:46 Sean T.: Gotta head out. Have a good evening! 04:04:47 Matt Matti: Thank you everyone. Missed the beginning but great presentation Sean. It was a pleasure watching you all work your way through the Sat record thing.