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00:04:37<nulldata>https://www.cnn.com/2023/08/29/politics/university-of-michigan-cyber-incident-offline/index.html
00:05:35<fireonlive>https://linusmediagroup.com/ that was fast, he’s already off the website
00:05:53<fireonlive>*puts website in changedetection*
00:09:32<nulldata>Heh it'll be interesting to see how different the page looks in the coming months. The "we're back" video pretty much said some cleaning of house was coming.
00:26:43<fireonlive>indeed!
00:26:56<fireonlive>i wonder if that’s just… the bad team members or….
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00:46:13<qyxojzh|m>Continuing from earlier… I was going on about how tech-progressive FOSS advocates tend to be transfems
00:46:25<qyxojzh|m>From my experience anyway
00:46:41<qyxojzh|m>Yeah, guess what, every time I think of them I immediately think of _Gay_ by Vsnares
00:46:41<qyxojzh|m>https://piped.video/watch?v=txLSd09Y6MM
00:48:39<fireonlive>i’m not sure how that song relates
00:49:09<qyxojzh|m>Gay in the broad sense
00:49:24<qyxojzh|m>Queer would be more accurate
00:50:25<qyxojzh|m>So I guess if you have a lot of friends on places like Mastodon or Matrix etc. you really (hyperbolically) could say all your friends are gay
00:53:56<fireonlive>gay is quite fun :3
00:54:28<qyxojzh|m>Mhmmm
00:54:33<qyxojzh|m>As a transfem myself…
00:57:53<qyxojzh|m>(for that matter I'm a she/her but any pronoun's fine)
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01:17:23<fireonlive>:)
01:17:27<fireonlive>https://mkx9delh5a.execute-api.ca-central-1.amazonaws.com/uploads/475036242fecc8f1/image.png
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01:36:52<fireonlive>LMG’s first two real videos have been released since the <issues>: https://youtu.be/QOeut6lONM8 https://youtu.be/-ZXrJRpA0Jw
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01:59:37<BPCZ>I still can’t figure out why Tesla turned on a 10,000 H100 cluster if dojo works
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02:04:58<fireonlive>did the employees secretly want to mine some bitcoin or xmr
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02:22:56<fireonlive>https://x.com/support/status/1696381425518600426?s=12
02:22:56<eggdrop>nitter: https://nitter.net/support/status/1696381425518600426
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02:39:03<fireonlive>they call out someone specific! who apologizes and immediately deep throats in the replies
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03:32:22<fireonlive>JAA, BPCZ: https://mkx9delh5a.execute-api.ca-central-1.amazonaws.com/uploads/1c98eeb5cc200604/image.png
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03:50:33<pabs>"Starting on August 24th, we will no longer support the anonymous creation of rooms on meet.jit.si, and will require the use of an account" https://jitsi.org/blog/authentication-on-meet-jit-si/
03:54:31<nicolas17>"Earlier this year we saw an increase in the number of reports we received about some people using our service in ways that we cannot tolerate. To be more clear, this was not about some people merely saying things that others disliked."
03:54:34<nicolas17>I bet this was... pornographic use >_<
03:55:27<fireonlive>...or worse
03:56:11<nicolas17>not-necessarily-legal pornographic use
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03:58:24<fireonlive>tru
04:46:16<pabs>seems only the moderator needs to login
04:48:02<fireonlive>ah ntb
04:57:50<fireonlive>xyzzy
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05:16:56<pabs>https://utcc.utoronto.ca/~cks/space/blog/web/ExperiencingWebBloat
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05:19:05<pabs>yum
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06:42:57<fireonlive>i told my own bot !a
06:43:02<fireonlive>instead of the proper command
06:43:07<fireonlive>you've corrupted me, AT
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07:46:21<project10>https://blog.quarkslab.com/starlink.html
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12:52:43<Exorcism|TheLounge>if someone want a bluesky code, dm me c:
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13:59:29<@rewby>bsky is still invite only? jeesh
13:59:35<@rewby>That's not how you build a network effect
14:17:19<Exorcism|TheLounge>rewby: yep 💀
14:19:15<FireFly>or maybe it is, through FOMO :v
14:19:29<FireFly>and a veil of exclusivity
14:30:06<nstrom|m>I remember when gmail was invite only, it did help build a buzz. seems silly for a social network though
14:30:18<nstrom|m>I have no idea if I'm interested in joining if I don't know what their content is
14:31:15<nstrom|m>spotify too, did invite only when they first went live in the Us
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15:08:14<immibis>it's one part about building fake hype because everyone wants what they can't have, and another part pure incompetence
15:08:28<immibis>if you think jack is going to be any better than elon you're delusional
15:12:58<FireFly>that's mostly my take too
15:13:46<@kaz>nstrom|m: counterpoint, facebook
15:17:42<fireonlive>didn’t jack just kinda jizz some money all over it and now he’s off to the next thing, nostr?
15:17:52<fireonlive>they have some other ceo now iirc
15:23:02<immibis>idk, but nostr is designed as twitter for nazis
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16:09:57<fireonlive>last i was on it was all crypto bros sucking their own toes
16:10:28<fireonlive>but yeah… it seems everything is there forever or something and you subscribe to different moderation servers at your own whim to hide stuff?
16:10:31<@JAA>So a worthy Twitter replacement then?
16:10:32<fireonlive>idk tho
16:10:40<fireonlive>indeed! :p
16:10:44<fireonlive>https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux.git/commit/?id=4fee0915e649b
16:10:54<fireonlive>more open source drama :p
16:10:55<@JAA>Does it have NFT avatars though? Most important feature ever!
16:11:13<fireonlive>i don’t think it does… literally unusable!
16:12:17<fireonlive>it does have crypto built in in the form of “Zaps” it seems
16:12:32<@JAA>Oh yes, some of that spilled over to oss-sec, too.
16:12:33<fireonlive>if you zap a post it sends a little crypto their way
16:12:40<@JAA>lol
16:12:43<@JAA>Of course.
16:13:05<fireonlive>https://mkx9delh5a.execute-api.ca-central-1.amazonaws.com/uploads/0a8811299d995558/image.png
16:13:35<fireonlive>i have the third party ios app but i basically opened it, looked around for 5 mins and went ok this will collect spiderwebs
16:14:41<fireonlive>every account is a public key and you save your private key which is something i guess though it makes things more.. complicated for the usual user
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16:15:37<fireonlive>oops, accidentally 🤙🏻’d a post (??) and it seems there’s no undo for that
16:15:52<fireonlive>oh right. can’t delete or undo anything you do i believe either
16:16:07<@JAA>Is it B L O C K C H A I N?
16:16:59<fireonlive>https://mkx9delh5a.execute-api.ca-central-1.amazonaws.com/uploads/083121b7c62e68dc/image.png
16:17:07<fireonlive>i think sats mean satoshis?
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16:18:25<fireonlive>some link says “nostr itself isn’t a bc”
16:18:44<fireonlive>their hype site is something though lol https://nostr.com/
16:20:02<fireonlive>“Nostr is basically a distributed note storage system, where notes are just text blobs and the notes happen to have public keys and signatures associated with them as a proof of authorship. Nostr clients subscribe to any number of relays (servers) that they want and then can publish notes and query for notes associated with other public keys
16:20:02<fireonlive>(users.) Servers are all independent of each other and have no concept of being in sync / consensus / etc.”
16:20:13<fireonlive>hmm. via https://blog.lopp.net/why-nostr-matters/
16:21:00<icedice>Pentium 4 256 kbps dedis: https://www.katzglobal.com/hosting/offshore_hosting_dedicated.html
16:21:22<fireonlive>“ Disincentivizing Spammers. NIP-013 describes a way to require notes to have proof of work attached to them as an anti-spam mechanism”
16:21:28<immibis>fireonlive: fundamentally it's like twitter but you can publish your tweets to more than one server in case one server decides to censor them
16:21:30<icedice>$249/month + $199 setup fee
16:21:34<fireonlive>didn’t people propose this for email
16:21:43<fireonlive>immibis: ahh
16:21:50<icedice>Those belong in a museum by now, not a data center lmao
16:21:51<immibis>the public key stuff, that's an implementation detail
16:22:20<immibis>fireonlive: nazis are very incentivized to hype it so they can continue tweeting nazi shit and having people pay attention to it
16:22:47<immibis>the protocol is designed and promoted by nazis because they're frustrated they keep getting blocked on mainstream social media
16:23:04<fireonlive>icedice: ooh, php4
16:23:16<@JAA>icedice: Something tells me the website also belongs in a museum. They're selling Windows 2000 and 2003...
16:23:29<immibis>Honk Kong
16:23:55<fireonlive>immibis: ah i could see that for sure
16:23:58<@JAA>🪿
16:24:28<immibis>maybe it's one of those CIA front websites
16:24:30<@JAA>> Dedicated International Bandwidth upgrade to 1024k $499.00 monthly
16:24:31<icedice>"Dedicated International Bandwidth upgrade to 1024k" for $499/month
16:24:40<immibis>there's no random password box at the bottom though
16:25:13<icedice><immibis> maybe it's one of those CIA front websites
16:25:17<icedice>Nah, it's legit
16:25:23<immibis>you buy their services?
16:25:43<icedice>No, but William on LowEndTalk wrote about them once
16:25:47<icedice>"Expensive "Reseller" of some very old hosts in Asia which are sort of lenient on abuse, anonymous, good for free speech - Which is somewhat surprising considering MY laws."
16:26:01<immibis>MY=malaysia?
16:26:06<icedice>Yeah
16:26:13<icedice>William resells bulletproof hosting
16:26:22<icedice>There's a bunch of lore there
16:26:43<icedice>But he's pretty knowledgeable at the more exotic hosting providers
16:30:33<icedice>Not sure who is buying their service though when they could just buy from KoDDOS if they wanted a very abuse lenient hosting provider in APAC
16:33:02<icedice>Or I guess Shinjiru, but they are a bit hit and miss
16:38:11<@JAA>Oh yeah, the Google synced bookmarks moderation thing hasn't been mentioned here yet.
16:38:29<@JAA>https://strangeobject.space/@silvermoon82/110969122337810598/embed
16:41:34<icedice>By the way, do you guys think Internet Archive will survive the RIAA?
16:42:15<immibis>no
16:42:25<immibis>nothing good ever survives the rich and powerful
16:42:31<icedice>True
16:42:45<immibis>that's why /r/DataHoarder
16:43:02<immibis>(btw I predict reddit won't be called reddit in a few years. think they'll change the /r/ ?)
16:43:21<icedice>Good luck backing up IA
16:44:38<icedice>They're really going to try and burn down the modern Library of Alexandria because of a few rips from shitty pre-history music records
16:45:57<immibis>yes
16:46:03<immibis>they're also trying to kill you and your children and your friends
16:46:15<immibis>like, actually kill, literally murder. Different but related "they" though - the RIAA isn't doing that
16:46:50<icedice>Yeah, the RIAA only does kidnappings
16:47:50<icedice>"Due to the amount of money and legal force the RIAA and MPAA have, often people will sign self-incriminating agreements to pay a penalty (even if one is innocent). In one case, where a woman decided to instead take it to the courts, the MAFIAA impersonated her daughter's grandmother in order to take her out of school for "counseling"."
16:48:05<icedice>Though that's from Urban Dictionary, so who knows if it's true
16:52:35<fireonlive>someone’s handing out free death?
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17:01:55<immibis>fireonlive: politicians and oligarchs
17:02:27<immibis>in many different ways. Climate change is going to be the hot new thing soon, if food shortages (caused by climate change) don't get there first
17:05:43<that_lurker>Anyone know any tool for monitoring websites for changes?
17:12:48<fireonlive>that_lurker: changedetection.ionhas a open source/selfhostable
17:13:18<fireonlive>https://github.com/dgtlmoon/changedetection.io
17:14:18<fireonlive>immibis: not instant enough for me sadlt
17:15:23<icedice>Huginn is a self-hostable option
17:15:40<fireonlive>that_lurker: i may or may not have added linusmeduagroup.com the other day 👀
17:15:59<icedice>Distill.io and VisualPing.io are other options
17:16:14<icedice>AlternativeTo has a bunch of other options as well
17:16:27<immibis>fireonlive: well if you're a schoolchild they want you to die from bullets
17:16:57<immibis>or gay
17:17:19<fireonlive>changedetection seems to work ~mostly ok on my server
17:18:10<icedice>I mean, it's either the school kids being bullet free or people not being able to LARP with near-military weaponry in their backyard
17:18:17<icedice>Tough choice
17:33:10<fireonlive>oh my god they’re doing a song
17:33:27<fireonlive>https://www.youtube.com/live/268jdNwH6AM
17:33:38<fireonlive>why am i torturing myself with these keynotes
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17:36:04<immibis>bye, bye, folks at RIPE 55... be persuaded to upgrade it or your network will die. IPv6 makes me let out a sigh, but I suppose we'd better give it a try.... s'pose we'd better give it a try...
17:36:35<qyxojzh|m>Parody of American Pie by Don McLean?
17:36:53<fireonlive>“i’m living in legacy land”
17:38:04<fireonlive>i’ll clip it later so i can torture everyone here with it forever
17:38:57<qyxojzh|m>Kinda want to blurt out an excerpt of Posers and Camera Phones there xD
17:39:22<qyxojzh|m>or maybe Fuck a Stranger in the Ass or something
17:39:36<qyxojzh|m>(Both are Venetian Snares songs)
17:40:11<immibis>qyxojzh|m: yes and they sang it at RIPE 55. It's on YouTube
17:40:28<qyxojzh|m>immibis: Hella clever
17:41:10<immibis>Good on them to include the name of the meeting in the song so I know where they sang it
17:41:29<qyxojzh|m>I wonder if there are any original compositions about Linux and the whole Actually Good Tech things though?
17:41:42<qyxojzh|m>immibis: Very meta-something, yeah
17:41:56<qyxojzh|m>Metalinguistic? idk
17:43:11<immibis>no just meta
17:43:24<qyxojzh|m>Very meta, yeah, with a lowercase m
17:44:15<nicolas17>ugh
17:44:30<nicolas17>I have a script that updates some stuff and rsync's it to my VPS
17:44:35<nicolas17>and I put it in a cronjob
17:45:09<nicolas17>now that there's actually new data, I realized it never worked because rsync calls ssh which doesn't have access to my ssh-agent when called from cron
17:45:39<immibis>https://youtu.be/_y36fG2Oba0
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17:47:48<immibis>PSA: you can't rhyme "overflowing" with "flowing" because they're the same
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17:51:39<qyxojzh|m>immibis: It's actually called a poor rhyme
17:52:15<qyxojzh|m>In contrast to a rich rhyme (different word classes) or a precious rhyme (composed words)
17:52:36<qyxojzh|m>* poor rhyme (same word classes or identical word parts)
17:53:47<qyxojzh|m>At least we do it here, not sure if those terms are a worldwide convention
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18:06:19<fireonlive>>i.guess.this.is.the.longest.rdns.host.accepted.by.solanum.a3.pm
18:06:19<fireonlive>lmao
18:08:21<FireFly>lol
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18:18:51<IDK>10 pings while im away
18:19:00<IDK>can tell at is really active rn
18:19:18<fireonlive>:P
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18:30:11<kiska>Here have another 3
18:30:12<kiska>idk
18:30:13<kiska>idk
18:30:16<kiska>idk
18:30:19<kiska>:p
18:30:59<kiska>I have a problem :D https://server8.kiska.pw/uploads/b63c7f24319883ff/image.png
18:31:13<@JAA>kiska: IDK if the lower-case thing pings them. :-)
18:31:35<kiska>Oh I see :D
18:31:48<kiska>Well here have 3 more IDK :D
18:31:49<kiska>IDK
18:31:49<kiska>IDK
18:31:52<@JAA>You have more windows open than I do tabs, and I think I have a problem.
18:32:28<@JAA>Although my tabs are almost all loaded. Yours surely aren't unless you have a petabyte of RAM.
18:32:55<kiska>An amount of them are loaded https://server8.kiska.pw/uploads/9233acfdc0f40295/image.png
18:39:04<kiska>JAA: You might find this funny. My employer has a Windows 95 machine running Chrome 114 :D
18:47:48<@JAA>kiska: How do you even get it to compile for Win 95? lol
18:49:01<fireonlive>holy shit the ending is so bad
18:49:04<fireonlive>why
18:49:07<fireonlive>whyyyyyyty
18:49:15<fireonlive>google why
18:49:48<@JAA>kiska: Actually, does Win 95 even support the amount of RAM it takes to compile modern browsers? :-D
18:50:47<kiska>JAA: You'll have to ask my engineering people that question :D
18:50:51<@JAA>Cross-compilation sounds like even more fun.
18:51:08<@JAA>I'm not sure that was even a thing at the time.
18:51:12<kiska>This machine is a Pentium 2 @ 100Mhz with 64MB of memory and a 32GB SSD
18:51:21<fireonlive>kiska: you might have a problem :P
18:51:38<kiska>The machine in question is our high speed sorter
18:51:51<kiska>It can process 12k parcels per hour
18:51:54<@JAA>Chrome officially requires at least Pentium 4. :-P
18:52:23<@JAA>SSE3
18:52:31<kiska>Like I said you'll have to ask my engineering people :D
18:54:47<kiska>fireonlive: What do you mean I have a problem :D
18:54:56fireonlive sends kiska to tab therapy
18:54:59<fireonlive>:D
18:55:49<@JAA>I think the most important question I'd have for the engineering people, assuming this isn't a weekend 'because we can' project: ... but why?
18:56:13<fireonlive>i'm assuming something reallly old that needs to talk over like serial
18:56:23<@JAA>Yes, but why Chrome?
18:56:24<fireonlive>with a proprietary application
18:56:26<fireonlive>ah yes
18:56:41<fireonlive>🤔
18:56:47<kiska>JAA: Because our sorter is ancient and the vendor refuses to port the app to a newer Windows
18:56:48<@JAA>There's plenty of ancient computer hardware in industry, and that's perfectly fine (if it's isolated from the network).
18:57:33<kiska>The sorter was made where real time tracking by customers wasn't a thing yet, and it is now so... the solution was to do stuff™
18:57:45<@JAA>Hell, there are still old mainframes running stuff in some places, I've heard.
18:58:31<kiska>So I know a general idea of how it works™
18:58:56<fireonlive>windows pls
18:59:00<@JAA>So this thing is connected to the network?
18:59:09<IDK>Nice 7 pings again
18:59:11<fireonlive>an internal network hopefully
18:59:33<@JAA>Well, if it's for real-time tracking, there'd have to be a connection to a non-internal network somewhere.
18:59:35<kiska>Sorter scans item, writes item barcode + item metadata to a file, websocket reads this file and sends it off to somewhere, websocket later gets back the item data(address etc) and writes this to a file that the sorter reads
18:59:48<fireonlive>IDK: whenever i get pings i feel - for a brief second - that i'm liked and needed
18:59:59<fireonlive>:3
19:00:25<@rewby>fireonlive: I dread pings half the time
19:00:34<@JAA>'Oh no, what broke?'
19:00:39<kiska>lol
19:00:39<@rewby>There's a 50/50 chance that something died
19:00:43<@rewby>JAA: That
19:00:45<kiska>Everything broke!
19:01:06<fireonlive>here it's more ok since i have no responsibilities
19:01:16<fireonlive>but work's chat on the other hand...
19:01:20<fireonlive>@_@
19:01:51<kiska>We had a P1 incident today where the west side sorter was down for 45 minutes causing everyone to finish 30 mins later
19:02:05<fireonlive>overtime!
19:02:10<kiska>Yep!
19:02:18<fireonlive>i just get time in lieu myself
19:02:22<fireonlive>but hey that works too ig
19:02:45<kiska>But getting smashed with about 2k parcels per hour peak for 25 mins is tiring
19:03:05<fireonlive>ah yes
19:03:17<fireonlive>break your back and not in the fun way
19:03:29<kiska>1.8 seconds per parcel is ok if not sustained for long periods of time
19:04:10<kiska>But its fun, I get to turn my brain off for 8 hours per day so idk
19:04:38<fireonlive>true
19:04:46<fireonlive>can you listen to music or audiobooks at least
19:04:52<kiska>Yep
19:04:55<kiska>I have a speaker I use
19:05:02<fireonlive>awesome
19:06:15<kiska>JAA: By yeah the machine isn't connected to the internet, it just has a websocket connection to the main db
19:15:08<@JAA>kiska: But how does the information get to the customer if the systems are isolated from the internet?
19:17:16<kiska>Sorter scans the thing, when it does it gets barcode + metadata this is written to file on the disk. Chrome has 2 open files, first file is what the sorter has scanned, second file is what it gets back from the db.
19:18:27<kiska>First file is item barcode, weight, measurements and some other bits. A websocket thing takes this and fires it off to the db. DB responds with address and other bits and bobs, that gets written to a file that the sorter app reads
19:18:49<kiska>JAA: Its idiosyncratic
19:18:50<fireonlive>isolated vlan i guess, can only talk to the DB server
19:19:20<kiska>Well I believe its multi site VPN :D
19:19:32<fireonlive>ah :3
19:19:34<kiska>Cause the DB is in Melbourne and the sorter is located in Sydney
19:20:07<@JAA>Sounds like it is connected to the internet then, even if it can't directly reach the internet.
19:20:13<kiska>Why Chrome was used I have no clue...
19:20:14<@JAA>Which helps, sure, but eh.
19:20:33<kiska>Its indirect, very indirect :D
19:22:59<kiska>When nothing is going through it the CPU is very low, 12% usage is the most I saw it at
19:23:20<kiska>When we are running full pelt, the CPU is screaming
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19:33:55<fireonlive>mmmm legacy
19:34:29<fireonlive>oh that reminds me and also oh no wonder my laptop is warm, i'm convering that keynote to mp4 so i can splice it and cause you all pain
19:34:38<fireonlive>:3
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19:43:26<fireonlive>in the meantime: https://mkx9delh5a.execute-api.ca-central-1.amazonaws.com/uploads/ohno.mp4
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19:45:44<@JAA>fireonlive: 404
19:49:14<fireonlive>wtf
19:49:19<fireonlive>oh
19:49:21<fireonlive>oh
19:49:51<fireonlive>https://mkx9delh5a.execute-api.ca-central-1.amazonaws.com/uploads/5d523067486edba0/ohno.mp4
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20:11:44<imer>nice, extra protein
20:13:20<that_lurker>Australian latte
20:42:57<fireonlive>clips on transfer shortly lol
20:57:05<fireonlive>here's the lovely opening sequence and song: https://transfer.archivete.am/inline/EEqlx/opening-sequence-and-song.mp4
20:58:31<fireonlive>and here is where they have two rappers, "guided by Google's AI showing rap history" """"""""""freestyle"""""""""" some lyrics on stage at the end: https://transfer.archivete.am/inline/iHKXl/closing-rap-song-thing.mp4
20:58:34<fireonlive>i almost died
20:58:36<fireonlive>rip
20:59:34<fireonlive>"to help us "rap" things up today"
21:01:27<fireonlive>enjoy, imer and BPCZ and the rest of you
21:01:28<fireonlive>:p
21:02:24<BPCZ>white people not being gatekept out of rap was a mistake
21:03:56<BPCZ>This is such late dotcom bubble Oracle energy it's insane
21:05:27<fireonlive>i like how the quotes in the intro video are 'smart quotes'
21:06:13<fireonlive>https://mkx9delh5a.execute-api.ca-central-1.amazonaws.com/uploads/a99800c275bd2f4f/image.png
21:07:03<fireonlive>and they seem to go the wrong way? lol
21:07:17<fireonlive>https://mkx9delh5a.execute-api.ca-central-1.amazonaws.com/uploads/7cb31d22c474801d/image.png
21:07:40<fireonlive>BPCZ: it really seems so lol
21:09:08<fireonlive>also cc JAA for some nice music for your earholes
21:11:19<@JAA>fireonlive: ffmpeg doesn't seem to like these files. At all.
21:11:32<fireonlive>damn
21:11:43<fireonlive>i guess quicktime's cropping is bad
21:11:44<@JAA>[ffmpeg] Cannot seek backward in linear streams!
21:11:44<@JAA>[ffmpeg/demuxer] mov,mp4,m4a,3gp,3g2,mj2: stream 1, offset 0x2c: partial file
21:11:47<@JAA>[lavf] error reading packet: Invalid data found when processing input.
21:11:57<fireonlive>well, trimming
21:12:02<@JAA>lol QuickTime
21:12:06<fireonlive>yep :3
21:12:17<@JAA>That belongs in the RealPlayer era.
21:12:22<fireonlive>seems to play in chrome hm
21:13:33<fireonlive>JAA: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=268jdNwH6AM&t=16 < 16 seconds in
21:14:43<fireonlive>https://youtu.be/268jdNwH6AM?t=4359 and 1:12:39
21:15:35<@JAA>I made it to 1:36 and put my video player and my ears out of their misery.
21:15:41<fireonlive>😂
21:15:54<fireonlive>the 'rap' at the end is something too
21:16:04<fireonlive>cue-card reading with no backing sound
21:16:07<fireonlive>it's like poetry almost
21:17:26<fireonlive>https://mkx9delh5a.execute-api.ca-central-1.amazonaws.com/uploads/953f5029d4bdabf5/image.png 'it's leaking memory but, hey aren't we all?'
21:18:11<@JAA>'We thought it would be fuuun to ask Google Cloud's AI <...>. You up for that?' <awkward silence> 'Suure...'
21:18:56<fireonlive>lool
21:19:00<fireonlive>the whole thing i was just
21:19:07<fireonlive>😬
21:20:08<imer>yup. thanks for that fireonlive
21:20:32<fireonlive>at least the second rapper was like oh i wrote some stuff down after the google guy said freestyle again
21:20:49<fireonlive>imer: :D
21:20:55<fireonlive>tech companies.. please...
21:27:38<@JAA>Had they labeled it as poetry slam, it'd still be bad, but at least it'd make sense.
21:28:00<fireonlive>right? lol
21:31:11<@JAA>Also, Questlove is a beatboxer, so... beatbox as background?
21:31:46<fireonlive>did they forget to hit play? 🤔
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