Category: Modding or Configuration , Secrets , Workshop. Languages: English. Guide Index. Step One: Finding the Target. Step Two: Setting the Stage.
Step Three: Unpack! I can't open a box without knowing where it is, can you? Senpai-kun GBS :3 14 Aug pm. Slime in a Box 15 Jul pm. Have a superstar award. Because that's exactly what you are. PS: If anyone can't seem to get it to work, you have to put the mod file into Starbound's own mods file, not anywhere else. Ark Linux users may simply apt-get install openldap openldap-devel openldap-servers openldap-clients. Ark Linux Service files.
Host Havoc. Anyone using Linux has an understanding, even a basic one, of installing software. Run the file. This is a rough guide for setting up a CentOS 7. The ARK: Survival Evolved dedicated server has a wide variety of configuration options that control its behavior and adjust many aspects of the game.
Im assuming you have enough k How to create an ARK server. For my server, I'm using Ubuntu Linux 8. Besides, you can install or reinstall even the base server application and update it automatically for a newly released version. Click Linux under Guest Operating System. Our work builds on top of the solid Debian core and optimizes it for a living room experience.
If it is not there, download and install it from here. If you downloaded the live ISO. The diagrams below show this scenario. WebSphere application servers, and then the name of the server. But you will need to get comfortable with the ubuntu command line in order to keep your node healthy. Ark servers are not horribly demanding of the CPU, but do require a good amount of ram.
If you run your own Source Dedicated Server, you have control over most of the settings. Show your love for KDE! Purchase books, mugs, apparel, and more to support KDE.
Jarret B. Also, the swap partition needs to be initialized. Once you have the steamcmd. The first one is for use with steamcmd. As linux-lts moved to the 5.
Raising The Open File Limit This is where it can get painful, and this process can differ, dependending on your flavor of Linux. From there, you can go into the "Configuration Files" section as shown. Step — 1.
In this course you will learn how to install and configure Ubuntu Linux Server The sole prerequisite is SteamCMD. Install from Live-ISO. This guide will show you how to install a dedicated Ark Survival Evolved dedicated server. Adding Mods Firstly, you need to select the mods you want to use from the steam workshop. Ingraham , By Engadget , Hardawar , Apple reportedly aims to debut a fully self-driving car in The company is reportedly narrowing its focus.
The employee behind the AppleToo protest is leaving the company She reached a settlement with the tech giant regarding her National Labor Relations Board complaint. I'm very happy to have this episode as a "Plan B"; it's a very clever way to roll your own network services without having to worry about manual configs and fragile setups. Thanks for the great episode! I thought this show was very timely, and I would welcome further discussion. Freed software and open technology create possibilities, but they aren't guaranteed if people don't take the necessary actions.
I agree with norist, swift is quite the story-teller. I could tell you were a man of taste when i saw the ThinkPad on your prior eps listing. T is a great Linux platform! Especially sweet if bought refurb.
You're asking good questions. Thank you, swift , for the episode. You have a gift for storytelling, and I hope you continue. This is an important issue. I don't know how to help except to promote stories like this. I look forward to hearing from swift again.
Yes, Ken, the show name was somewhat intentional. This was only after I saw your future show on the Internet Archive while I was preparing show notes, and thought it would be a nice play on words. I have yet to crack a screen on any of my devices knock on wood , but hearing the story of your IPad made me wince as if I had.
As a silver lining, it made a very enjoyable episode. I wonder why exactly that made a difference indeed Hi Swift. Really enjoyed your show. However, there are a great number of non-white contributors to FLOSS projects all over the world - particularly on the Indian sub-continent.
It would, I think, be a shame if anybody new to Linux and FLOSS felt there may be any kind of bias against, or any favour of, any racial group - not that I think you were suggesting that there is.
Because communication between contributors on projects often takes place using text-based messaging, for the most part we probably have no idea what the people we correspond with look like, or are like as people. Everyone is as good as their contributions, which is just as it should be. You made the point that if you had not told the listeners of your racial background nobody would likely have known from your voice or accent.
Absolutely right, so it's entirely possible that could be the case with a number of other HPR contributors. To think in terms of a diversity "problem" hints at there being conscious efforts to attract or exclude certain groups. Hi Swift, I just wanted to say thank you for your show it is always good to hear things from the perspective of the a person who 'any' community finds hard to reach.
I know this is not a simple issue and there are many reasons why different community's do not mix, but hearing your experience and thoughts on the issue was very refreshing.
Thank you for a very thoughtful episode. Tony Hughes. Don't worry. You're not the only black host in HPR! I've got plenty of stories just like yours. I can relate to your experiences. I'm enormously impressed by Freedom Internet. This is how businesses should be run! Thanks for this great interview. Greetings and great show! Now we got kernals that are like a terabyte I just discovered nethogs in linux.
I've been using Pandas and Numpy for years, and didn't know about np. That's definitely going to come in handy. I suspect b-yeezi has some serious scientific training because he does a good job on this. And it just doesn't work that way. There was the Blog and then the Podcasts.
Soon after VBlogs Videoblogs came up. So, although they were not speaking with eachother, I liked the concept and content. Thank you for this episode.
It was incredibly interesting. Really useful and educational episode. It's easy to not think about vulnerabilities, but it's so important to keep updated on the ones that are out there, and to learn from trends. Thanks for this reminder. Jack can work with Pulseaudio, I use it by default. The Ubuntu Studio provides all the required configurations and tools to use Jack with Pulseaudio, along with a low-latency kernel. Fabulous show, and interesting concept of using Klaatu's show and adding to it.
It was so interesting I am working on my own follow-up to add to the conversation. I would love to hear more about the online video editing he was talking about.
My own experiences with kdenlive have not been that good, for whatever reason. Hi Jon, It has been a while since any development work has been done on Blather. The codebase was ported to newer versions of Python, Gtk, Qt, and Pocketsphinx in It is a depressing situation.
This technique seems like a great way to allow my loved ones to have an emergency "skeleton key" for all of my computers Thanks so much for the tip! Here are some links I found as I listened to the episode. Tried to get them as I listened since I forgot to send them to Pat due to the holidays. This page has been around for years. Some links might be stale or dead.
Thank you for this information, it is getting me thinking. I have an account on a Web hosting service, and it sounds like maybe I could install an instance there. But I wonder if I should create separate domain for that. I will definitely do a show on PCR.
Also, I agree with you that open standards and decentralization are good things. However, without the open standards and a cohesive, unified plan, decentralization leads to all the problems I've described here. Great show! I have tinkered with taskwarrior for years but never used it in earnest. It's been around for quite a while, and has developed a lot in its lifetime, but I have never quite found that it could do what I wanted. I have always found its documentation to be a bit difficult to penetrate, because of the way it's laid out, and I haven't persisted.
I mainly use the task capabilities of Thunderbird to remind me what I should be doing. However, I'd like to master taskwarrior and look forward to reading your book about it ;-.
This was a great episode, and I really like the tool. I downloaded and tried it out and it works just as advertised. I don't think I will be using this as my primary ToDo list since it would require me to be sitting at a terminal to access it, but I'm glad to know about it. I also use the Tasks application on Office for certain tasks at work, since that's the platform our University uses.
I definitely find taskwarrior appealing, though, and I'm amazed at the robust feature set. Thanks for this introduction. Great episode! I really enjoyed it but there's a major component missing.
I kept wanting to see these. Looking forward to follow-ups. Good to hear from you. I appreciated the show. Thanks for your insight. Could you do a show on the mechanics of the PCR test? Also, I hope this show doesn't lead people to think centralized controlled governments are the solution to any problem. Open standards, decentralization, liberty and freedom for ALL! Hi Ray, Thanks for the feedback.
I was able to follow along without problem while out and about. If you are interested in helping out, feel free to record a screen cast of the steps Paul took with this show as the audio track. We will happily link it here, or if you release it under a Creative Commons License we can add it to the episode.
When talking about GUIs it would have been a lot more useful to have a video podcast instead. Seeing it in action would then have been possible. Great eps last time I talked to any of thos folks was years ago.
We used to have a local group that met up at "Frys Electronics" called hackatl or something. I'm waiting to start up local meetup here in Roswell GA. I am enjoying Paul Quirk's shows, and I'm looking forward to more. Darktable sounds like an interesting application that I need to check out. Thanks for a wonderful episode. It amazes me that there are actual people out there having this as their job. It seems like a dream come true, to me. Here I am unemployed atm, trying to scrape by.
This surely puts one's life into perspective. I hope you do more about work in the electrical trades. Maybe some details about getting into the industry and what apprenticeships are like.
Dave - thank you for looking that up. Dividing surprises me actually as I was thinking it was more to do with movement but lines divide a 2D space and great circles divide a sphere so it makes sense. Gday Paul I emailed you a feedback responce Regards Charliebrownau. Thanks for this episode Klaatu. There were some good things in there to think about. Bit of a pity you didn't use the 'theatre of the mind' phrase to emphasise the way DMs and players can enhance their enjoyment by graphic and detailed description.
But I guess it is a bit of a cliche. One term I had never heard until this show is 'dice tower'. Now I think you might have caused a few more quid to leave my bank and end up in Jeff Bezos'. Even though I can't see the dice I have been unable to resist buying lots of them recently. On listening to the 'Critical Role' podcast, I fell in love with the sound of what sounded like a wooden dice tray. Typing 'roll d20' at a Linux prompt is useful, but lacks soul. Electricity can kill you and burn down your house.
Before doing any electrical work, please be sure to follow all local codes and safety procedures according to the authority that has jurisdiction in your area. Wow, sounds like a great idea for a show!
What did you find works best for the compression settings? Did you use standard setting, or find tweaks that would best suit your setup? Have you considered doing a series on Darktable? It would dovetail nicely with the GIMP series. Hey man, I love this show each and everytime. The mood is great and the content is very much interesting.
I love listening to people talking about interesting things in a relaxed context and this show pulls that perfectly. Keep them comming. Coincidently I had heard a show on the same topic on national radio here in Belgium. Their angle was how the Spanish Flue had actually ended the first world war, and that most of the casualties in that conflict originated from that desease instead of the fighting. Hey Ken, loved the episode. I also like walking around on grave yards, they combine the best in of three key factors I think: 1 Silence.
There are a lot of loud places these days but a graveyard is almost everywhere a place of serenity. I don't know how things are over there but here a lot of graves are real works of art. Even the grave yard of a small little town tells dozens of stories. Hi Norrist, I have just recently started using Ansible. I'm currently playing with my new toy, a Turing Pi board equiped with 7 Raspberry Pi Compute modules, basically it's like a single board cluster so to speak :- Anyways, I found Ansible extremely helpfull in setting these up.
First I made sure all Pi's had a fresh install of Ubuntu server with Ssh enabled and an account that authorized my public key. Then I just created a simple inventory file with the IPs of each node and I was good to go. Thank you for this show. One notable difference is that you said older children are not all back at school. This should not have come as a surprise as I understand that the virus spreads amongst older children much like it does with adults, though the disease is much less severe in most cases.
Isn't disease a good thing? Doesn't it thin the herd? What should I be afraid of today? Too many people? Too much C02? It's almost like the separate streams were spliced on top of each other, rather than interleaved? I would guess Ubuntu is much the same. But there is more than one way to support a project you like. How about doing some shows on Fedora, why you like it, how to configure it, and so on. Thanks for the show and the Patreon link. I would like to give a little to some projects too, but sometimes it is a bit tricky to find a way to regularly donate.
For example, I started using Fedora, and so does my wife, but could not even find a one time donation button. Thanks for your show. I really enjoy make mkv.
Since my home has limited broadband, I like to buy DVDs and rip them on my computer to watch off line. I use handbrake to compress the video files.
So, you're not the only one who uses make mkv! I have a repository on github: github. I think I might do a show about. I love writing Ansible and I'm good at it, although I say it myself. While I am here There are hundreds of these composable characters and many are intuitive enough that I can guess them if I don't know them cold. They are quite fun to do, and we'll probably make more when we can. I did manage to buy some new, refurbished and second-hand players before prices became ridiculous, and have survived on them for many years.
When they have all stopped working I don't know what I'll do! A second disk is not an absolute requirement if you are already using ZFS on root. Thanks to 0xf10e for the feedback.
Hi norrist, why do you recommend a 2nd disk with a new pool to use for iocage? Using iocage on the host's root fs pool works just fine. If I had spare disk or even cheap storage for a VPS I would rather use it to mirror my system including the iocage dataset. Regards, 0xf10e. Worth a try anyway. Installing Rockbox is not difficult.
It's years since I have done it but I remember that it was very straightforward at the time. You don't need to dismantle the player in any way. I found the original SanDisk software was very poor but Rockbox has provided all the features I need for many years. I have only recently discovered HPR and I'm enjoying the variety of topics and hosts - thanks for the great resource! These are awesome, something like 48 g, play several hours and if you treat them well last several years.
Mine is now 6 years old. OGG is not their strenght, but can play most files. For this reason I always subscribe to MP3. I also like at least basic ID3-tags. The 'Album' is an important tag and only ID3v2 works well on Sansa's firmware. Unfortunately, the Zip at someday got stuck at "refreshing your media".
I read you could open it and flash Rockbox or try to access via serial, but the housing is very thight, almost zero gap.
I plan to listen to your Rockbox flash podcast : Cheers Reto. Hi Dave, Thank you for this podcast. A nice knife is like a nice fountain pen. Introduction: This guide will teach the reader how to create their own, Icons, History information, and editing the name of a unit using the xpacklanguage. By MakotoYuki90 Watch. Ignored in the old launcher. Select the custom mesh 6.
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Complete beginner's guide to all aspects of modifying the classic Nintendo Game Boy. Select the tick boxes for these mods and click the "Create Selected Merges" button. You can change the order by rightclicking the mod and setting its priority. Note that some mods may not be configurable.
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