00:18:50 <s2r> I got disconnected while upgrading to 14.4 while doing the first freebsd-update install, I almost panicked. :) Tried to reconnect sshd but didn't have any response.Then tens of seconds later the sshd responded but I had already started a cold start via ipmi.
01:17:37 <acu> hello all - is there a group for AI in freebsd ?
01:21:25 <cssushiman> That's oddly specific
02:20:43 <hodapp> I wish them the best of luck
19:01:57 <anth> Is there a way to get pkg to tell me which packages I installed *explicityl* (via 'pkg install foo' or the like), as opposed to which were installed as dependencies?
19:05:08 <ialokin> try `pkg query -e '%a = 0' '%n'`
19:06:13 <ialokin> anth: if that was what you were looking for ;P
19:08:52 <anth> ialokin, that list certainly looks like I'd expect. Thanks! Need to ready 'qerry' docs again so I understand what that's telling me. :-)
19:10:11 <anth> Oh, %a is just exactly what I wanted. I'd missed it on my first read. Thanks again.
19:24:49 <ialokin> anth: I needed the same some days ago :P So I actually had it in some notes ;)
19:30:32 <ialokin> anth: there is also `pkg prime-list` .. had to find this some days ago :) so I had them in some notes
19:31:33 <ialokin> bah, when the terminal copy/paste does its thing without asking first :P
19:36:30 <ek> If you're on a relatively up-to-date FBSD and pkg system, there's an alias for that already: pkg prime-origins
19:36:54 <ek> See ${LOCALBASE}/etc/pkg.conf ALIAS section for more alias info.
20:42:53 <scoobybejesus> anth i go with the simple pkg noauto