nsprra valuable stuff

[monsieur]

find . -type f -name '*.mp3' -exec du -ch {} + |tail -1

[monsieur]

mr nsprra valuable insights

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<nsprra> you can modify the find command to find files matching certain criteria
<nsprra> then thanks to the -ch and + you can get a summary of all their filesizes
<nsprra> like 'how much space are my .avi files taking up, versus my .mp4 files?'

Thanks mate! I will learn more about this stuff and try to write a simple guide on the forums about that, cheers.

[LemonYellow]

hmm, interesting. I've been using a du command to calculate the space usage (without knowing anything beyond that). Is this not the same tool?

du -s directory_name gives you the size of the directory.

du -sh directory_name would give it in human-readable units.

[monsieur]

Yeah it is

I don't really know much about it, but this command lets me calculate space of all .mp3 files stored on my SDD

[monsieur]

<nsprra> proof the god-damned jews run ChatGPT https://i.4cdn.org/pol/1708120295040924.jpg

[monsieur]

[code]nsprra> well how about something fun?  "Super Resolution" image upscaling has spawned an entire culture.  Models Galore!  https://openmodeldb.info/
<nsprra> i don't think there is any way to determine which uploader site gives you a free service and doesn't track uploads
<AncientWisdom> ✯☪☾✩☽?????????????☽✩☾☪✯ [Good Day to Night and Repeat, Wherever You Are!] (´ΘᴗΘ｀)
<AncientWisdom> ??屮 [Yo!]
<nsprra> oxo.st, envs.sh work for me.  there's catbox.moe, uguu.se and tons more
<nsprra> i consider any upload to be published publicly
<FilipJoborun> ^^
<nsprra> there's a whole swarm of developers finetuning upscaler models to different applications now.  Here's one that removes print halftoning https://openmodeldb.info/models/1x-Bendel-Halftone
<nsprra> there's also de-jpg etc[/quote]

[monsieur]

<nsprra> It's good to hire a babysitter when your wife is dying of cancer and too sick to look after the kids. https://envs.sh/FsD.jpg

[monsieur]

<nsprra> < chatter> fun story, I know a Ukrainian who fled when the war started because they're right by the warzone ❚ they went to france
<nsprra> < chatter> almost immediately moved back to Ukraine, right back to the warzone ❚ apparently France was too black for them

[monsieur]

[monsieur]

<nsprra> hm
<nsprra> get your life sorted lads!
<nsprra> find . -type f -size +600M -exec ls -sh "{}" \; |sort -h

[monsieur]

   
^^

[monsieur]

thank u nsprra

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[monsieur]

20:00 <+nsprra> did you know that irssi can connect to multiple networks?
20:00 <+monsieur> nope
20:00 <+nsprra> just in case you didn't, one irssi session can connect to any number of different irc chat networks
20:00 <+monsieur> but how?
20:00 <+nsprra> but starting multiple ones might be more convenient
20:01 <+monsieur> cool
20:01 <+nsprra> /SERVER ADD -network liberachat -noautosendcmd irc.libera.chat
20:01 <+nsprra> /SERVER CONNECT irc.libera.chat
20:02 <+nsprra> and /help SERVER for more
20:02 <+nsprra> it should remember your added servers on restart, or maybe you need to /SAVE after adding one
20:02 <+nsprra> you can also flag networks to autoconnect on irssi startup
20:02 <+monsieur> ok ;p
20:03 <+nsprra> then to switch active servers
20:03 <+nsprra> i go to window 1 with /1
20:03 <+monsieur> ok ;p
20:03 <+nsprra> then i hit ctrl+x to cycle through the connected networks

[monsieur]

20:02 <+nsprra> and /help SERVER for more
20:02 <+nsprra> it should remember your added servers on restart, or maybe you need to /SAVE after adding one
20:02 <+nsprra> you can also flag networks to autoconnect on irssi startup
20:02 <+monsieur> ok ;p
20:03 <+nsprra> then to switch active servers
20:03 <+nsprra> i go to window 1 with /1
20:03 <+monsieur> ok ;p
20:03 <+nsprra> then i hit ctrl+x to cycle through the connected networks
20:03 <+monsieur> ok tnx!
20:04 <+nsprra> important to switch servers to the right one of course, so that when you /join #bsdforall it's the one on
ircnow network.
20:07 <+monsieur> yea
20:08 <+monsieur> how do I switch between servers?
20:08 <+monsieur> with channels I do CTRL-N or CTRL-P
20:08 <+nsprra> to switch servers i
20:08 <+nsprra> 20:03 <+nsprra> i go to window 1 with /1
20:08 <+nsprra> 20:03 <+nsprra> then i hit ctrl+x to cycle through the connected networks

[monsieur]

xD

13:05 < nsprra> there was a funny twitter post from a black guy
13:05 < nsprra> who said "white people make computers difficult to use because they are racist against black people"
13:05 < nsprra> that's multiple layers of funny