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01:12:34<fireonlive>https://www.instagram.com/reel/C1FTeG4JpB3/
01:12:38<fireonlive>sage advice
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01:25:27<fireonlive>https://old.reddit.com/r/Chipotle/comments/196nk6y/i_think_the_employees_at_my_local_chipotle_are/
01:25:28<fireonlive>narc
01:31:34<nicolas17>"a lot of people pointing out the legitimate health concerns of someone bringing in outside food"
01:31:36<nicolas17>bro what
01:32:08<nicolas17>from what I read, if someone brought outside food into chipotle it would be less likely to make you sick and destroy a toilet than the actual stuff chipotle serves
01:39:38<fireonlive>xP
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02:22:21<FireFly>o.o
02:23:33<fireonlive>https://www.giantmicrobes.com/us/products/testicles.html
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03:32:01<fireonlive>https://www.reddit.com/r/LeftTheBurnerOn
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04:41:30<fireonlive>https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39005470 :(
04:41:36<fireonlive>interesting comment from google employee tho
04:41:41<fireonlive>well, former
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04:41:53<fireonlive>"Google is no longer bringing the full Chrome browser to Fuchsia"
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04:43:11<Doranwen>Yay for the SATA data cables finally arriving. I missed those two drives so badly, lol.
04:45:47<fireonlive>the archives are once again complete!
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05:22:27<@JAA>Yeah, I've long wondered whether anything useful would ever come out of Fuchsia. Guess not.
05:23:17<nukke>I forgot it existed
06:02:14<fireonlive>yeah :/
06:02:23<fireonlive>i thought maybe it would eventually take over the chromeos base but ig not
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06:33:57<nukke>Holy shit I just stumbled upon this https://store.minisforum.com/products/minisforum-ms-01
06:34:52<@JAA>Huh, an actual shipping date, so I guess there's a chance it will actually happen.
06:34:54<nukke>13th gen i9, two 2.5GbE, two 10G SFP+ ports, two NVMe slots
06:35:03<nukke>ONE LITRE FORM FACTOR
06:35:12<nukke>How is this even legal
06:35:44<@JAA>Oh, the EM780 is finally available, too. Neat.
06:36:14<@JAA>It was supposed to be released half a year ago.
06:36:15<nukke>I only stumbled upon it because of this post https://fangpenlin.com/posts/2024/01/14/high-speed-usb4-mesh-network/
06:37:47<@JAA>> Suppose the power consumption is 1000W per hour.
06:37:49<@JAA>*twitch*
06:39:16<nukke>You're telling me you don't use Dell Powervaults with 10k RPM drives for your NAS?
06:39:40<@JAA>My comment was about the unit.
06:41:23<nukke>Right. 1kW is just so absurdly high. I don't think even quad Xeon machines use that much
06:41:40<nukke>OP is smoking something
06:42:36<@JAA>TDP 120 W, yeah...
06:42:38<project10>re: MS-01, ServeTheHome did a video about it a few days ago
06:43:01<@JAA>The PSUs should also have given them a hint.
06:43:10<project10>I think it has 3x NVMe, one of them is selectable M.2 or U.2
06:43:12<@JAA>2x 750W, almost certainly redundant.
06:43:26<nukke>U.2?!??!? Holy shit
06:43:35<nukke>I am trying so hard not to preorder 3
06:43:54<project10>oh lmao the STH video is embedded right there in the page
06:44:17<nukke>I'm in bed so I can't watch rn, but I added it to my queue 😭
06:45:29<@JAA>I heard that a few of their recent products have heat management issues; does the video go into that?
06:45:37<project10>yeah it has a u.2 daughter card, and a switch on the mobo selects m.2 or u.2. If you select u.2 and plug in a m.2 drive, likely to brick your drive (different voltages)
06:46:07<project10>JAA: yeah, somewhat. seems halfway decent, with a dedicated fan for the underside where the flash lives
06:46:42<nukke>most of their newer machines have issues with DDR5 sticks overheating
06:47:16<project10>IIRC the sodimms sit right under a fan
06:48:00<@JAA>Mhm
06:48:24<nukke>I had to return a UN125 (I think?) Because of RAM overheating and they also removed the ability to run more than 32GB
06:48:54<nukke>The machine would not POST with 33GB sticks after a BIOS.update
06:49:08<project10>oof
06:49:12<nukke>32GB*
06:49:38<nukke>They claimed it was done due to stability issues
06:49:50<@JAA>Ew
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16:04:48<SootBector>could anyone suggest a tool to bridge a mastodon user's posts to IRC ? perhaps what I want is RSS->IRC, I don't know mastodon very well
16:08:52<fireonlive>RSS->IRC has been working good in #web3
16:09:31<fireonlive>oh wait not web3
16:09:32<nukke>first result when googling "rss feed into irc bot" SootBector https://github.com/gehaxelt/python-rss2irc
16:09:39<fireonlive>one of them lol
16:10:12<fireonlive>but yeah unlike twitter mascon has that nice native rss
16:11:28<fireonlive>ah, #intenttoship
16:11:57<thuban>top
16:12:15<thuban>er. gotta stop doing that
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16:16:55<f_>SootBector: Bitlbee has mastodon support if that's what you want.
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16:32:41<nicolas17>hm I need a simple queue system, and redis feels overkill, but maybe it would be good to get some experience with it anyway...
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16:34:32<SootBector>nukke: have you used that?
16:35:51<nukke>SootBector: no, I just googled it.
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16:36:45<SootBector>Bitlbee looks to be an option thanks, will try a more basic script/bot first
16:37:15<SootBector>my question would be better formed as "could anyone recommend"
16:39:51<fireonlive>gotta stop topping? 🤔
16:40:39<fireonlive>i’d say go RSS, simple’s in the name
16:42:17<SootBector>I love RSS. a recommendation of an irc bot for it
16:43:11<kiska>nicolas17: Perhaps RabbitMQ, although that is more of a messaging system :D
16:45:14<superkuh>While we're on the topic, anyone know how to view a mastodon website in a browser without executing javascript?
16:45:29<superkuh>Like nitter does for twitter.
16:45:52<superkuh>Right now I'm manually reading the RSS feeds but that doesn't get replies/etc.
16:46:12<@JAA>For individual posts, you can append /embed to the URL. No replies though.
16:46:15<nicolas17>this is a "pipeline", like CPU pipelines rather than like byte-oriented Unix pipes... instead of for each URL { download; process; compress result; upload result; } I want to download the second while the first is processing, so I need independent tasks where the "download" task adds finished downloads to a queue and the "process" task consumes from that queue
16:46:23superkuh misses mastodon v2.
16:46:41<@JAA>Yeah. Even v3 was fine in that regard. This only started with v4.
16:47:09<superkuh>v3 was fine for a while. Then not.
16:47:13<@JAA>https://github.com/mastodon/mastodon/issues/19953
16:47:16<superkuh>But maybe I'm touching a different end of the elephant.
16:49:46<@JAA>Ah right, v3 had some issues with the media.
16:49:54<@JAA>I already forgot about that because it got so much worse.
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16:56:33<fireonlive>SootBector: here’s what powers mine: https://github.com/impredicative/irc-rss-feed-bot
16:56:37<fireonlive>(mostly)
16:59:43<SootBector>thanks I'll give it a look
17:04:50<kiska>I am getting free stuff... https://server8.kiska.pw/uploads/caf2a041a25b0ba3/image.png
17:05:40<fireonlive>kiska: :O
17:05:42<fireonlive>niice
17:06:01<fireonlive>how did you pull that off lol
17:06:08<kiska>Not telling :D
17:07:31<@JAA>Neat
17:07:47<nukke>SHARE THE DISCOUNT COUPON
17:07:53<kiska>No :D
17:08:02<nukke>;_;
17:08:04<kiska>Find it yourself :p
17:08:11<kiska>Besides I think its AU only
17:10:41<fireonlive>💔
17:10:47<fireonlive>friendship deleted
17:10:52<fireonlive>xP
17:12:52<nukke>/ignore add kiska
17:12:54<nukke>oops
17:13:32<nukke>that panel would be useless to me anyway :( currently -25C here
17:15:45<@JAA>> Unlike other Jackery models, it does not charge non-Jackery devices by itself
17:15:48<@JAA>lol
17:16:03<kiska>Eh I don't think you guys can use it anyway https://server8.kiska.pw/uploads/681da575ac02c5b9/image.png
17:16:49<@JAA>According to one of the reviews on https://www.jackery.com/products/solarsaga-80w-solar-panel anyway.
17:16:53<joepie91|m>"100% off, only valid on high value orders" sure is a Thing
17:17:21<kiska>Well I'll let you know if I get the product :D
17:17:33<kiska>Besides I think its part of their Australia Day sales
17:18:07<nukke>jeez, only $260USD
17:18:11<nukke>yo uguys are getting ripped off
17:18:32<@JAA>459 AUD = 302 USD, sounds about right.
17:18:33<kiska>https://server8.kiska.pw/uploads/0c6e0a1f8b0e12fb/image.png
17:18:52<kiska>+ 10% GST makes sense
17:19:16<kiska>I am assuming that they add sales tax after the fact
17:24:12fireonlive wonders what servers 1-7 are doing
17:24:27<fireonlive>oops, 0-7* i forgot we’re nerds for a second
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17:25:24<kiska5>Server7 is this
17:25:39<fireonlive>:3
17:25:43<fireonlive>5=7 eh
17:26:11<kiska>I am sure if you look at dns history 0-9 have been used
17:26:13<@JAA>Remember that 5/7 is a perfect score, so yeah, 5 = 7 obviously.
17:27:05<fireonlive>^_^
17:27:10<kiska>:D
17:28:05<fireonlive>kiska number 5 🎶 https://youtu.be/EK_LN3XEcnw
17:28:33<kiska>I think server5 was my former home
17:28:44<kiska>server1 I think was my former home
17:29:02<kiska>server3 is my weechat client which I haven't used in forever
17:29:10<fireonlive>who was 0 :o
17:29:16<@JAA>server5 is where the AB pipeline lived I think.
17:29:17<kiska>Which I named kiskaweebchat
17:29:35<kiska>Yeah at some point server5 had an AB pipeline being a resi connection
17:29:52<kiska>server2 I think had the kiskaJP pipeline
17:30:04<fireonlive>ah!
17:30:07<kiska>Although I never really used its subdomain
17:30:28<kiska>server0 is my current home although nothing points there yet
17:30:38<kiska>I need to fix that
17:31:09<@JAA>There are people giving each machine a cute or funny name and having to remember the location mapping. Then there are people who give their machines dull names that immediately identify their location. And then there's this fucking guy.
17:31:33<kiska>:D
17:31:59<kiska>I used to 1:1 map the public IP to the machine running stuf
17:32:01<kiska>stuff*
17:33:28<@JAA>Ah
17:35:28<kiska>nbn need to fucking give me a better NTD... https://server8.kiska.pw/uploads/9422a9b2ed2522b0/image.png
17:35:44<kiska>I hate this G-240G-P thing
17:35:59<kiska>Maximum aggregated bandwidth 1.3Gbps on all 4 ports
17:36:45<fireonlive>xD
17:37:03<kiska>JAA: how open to the idea of resi connection for instagram are you?
17:37:06<fireonlive>and ugh i hope so
17:37:11<fireonlive>(better box that is)
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17:37:40<kiska>fireonlive: unfortunately that would require upgrading the network parts to XGPON which isn't going to happen anytime soon
17:38:15<fireonlive>:(
17:40:00<kiska>Like the lasers on each end for example
17:40:46<@JAA>kiska: Meh, we know how that went last time quite quickly. And Instagram has only gotten worse. It has no useful data in the pages anymore, everything's loaded through GraphQL these days.
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17:41:33<kiska>Ah I see :(
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17:49:03<SootBector>:( only adding to my dislike of the platform
17:49:43<SootBector>if I may:
17:49:45<SootBector>instagram--
17:49:46<eggdrop>[karma] 'instagram' now has -1 karma!
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17:56:24<fireonlive>out of all the fireonlive server's i've had, so far i've only accessed them (SSH-wise) via IP or provider-provided DNS lol
17:56:30<fireonlive>🤦‍♂️
17:56:55<thuban>bibliogram is dead, right? or did someone fork it/take over as maintainer?
17:57:14<fireonlive>(4 total, 3 current? 2 i can touch? i think?)
17:57:30<fireonlive>oh no, was just looking at that the other day
17:57:38<fireonlive>for thottery to RSS needs
17:59:33<SootBector>you don't put a server name into .ssh/config ?
17:59:48<@JAA>I keep them in /etc/hosts.
18:00:21<fireonlive>very rarely
18:00:25<SootBector>hadn't thought of that, but I set different keys, usernames, etc.
18:00:34<SootBector>in some cases.
18:00:45<fireonlive>unless it needs a different username or port or something then usually no
18:01:46<fireonlive>then it's just Host *.exotic.ca\n User bslammer
18:01:49<fireonlive>nothing fancy
18:02:02<SootBector>remembering now that part of the reason is so I can have sshkeys disabled by default, so they don't get sent to every host I connect to
18:02:18<@JAA>Yeah, and .ssh/config for usernames, ports, key files, etc.
18:02:19<fireonlive>ssh whoami.flippio.io :3
18:02:30<fireonlive>if that still works/i spelt his name correctly
18:02:39<@JAA>`IdentitiesOnly yes` :-)
18:02:43<SootBector>that the one that checks github keys?
18:02:47<fireonlive>ye
18:02:49<fireonlive>:)
18:03:42<@JAA>... which might possibly the worst name of all SSH config options.
18:03:54<@JAA>be*
18:04:18<fireonlive>ah because it has the word tities?
18:06:34<SootBector>it's pretty bad
18:12:27<katia>fireonlive, it's filippo
18:12:40<fireonlive>ah thanks
18:17:30<fireonlive>https://twitter.com/RansomwareNews/status/1747143419695169734
18:17:31<eggdrop>nitter: https://nitter.net/RansomwareNews/status/1747143419695169734
18:17:45<fireonlive>i guess i should get #infosec up and running at some point lol
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19:28:25<SootBector>I find https://github.com/gehaxelt/python-rss2irc/issues/65 doesn't post RSS body
19:30:16<@JAA>In case anyone ever needs it (why would you‽ seriously, what is wrong with you⸘), I implemented base64 in pure Bash last night in a way that fits in a single IRC message each for encoding and decoding:
19:30:22<@JAA>b64encode(){ local -i b=0 bl=0 c p=0;for((i=0;i<${#1};++i));do b=$(((b<<8)+$(printf %d "'${1:i:1}")));bl+=8;if ((i==${#1}-1&&bl%6!=0));then p=$((6-(bl%6)));b=$((b<<p));bl+=p;fi;while ((bl>=6));do c=$(((b>>(bl-6))+65));bl+=-6;b=$((b%(2**bl)));((90<c))&&c+=6;((122<c))&&c+=-75;((c==58))&&c+=-15;((c==59))&&c+=-12;printf \\$(printf %03o $c);done;done;for((;p>0;p+=-2));do printf =;done;};b64encode 'Hello,
19:30:28<@JAA>world!'
19:30:29<@JAA>b64decode(){ local -i b=0 bl=0 o;for((i=0;i<${#1};++i));do o=$(($(printf %d "'${1:i:1}")-65));(((0<=o&&o<=26)||(32<=o&&o<=57)||(-17<=o&&o<=-8)||o==-22||o==-18))||continue;((32<=o&&o<=57))&&o+=-6;((-17<=o&&o<=-8))&&o+=69;((o==-22))&&o+=84;((o==-18))&&o+=81;b=$(((b<<6)+o));bl+=6;if [[ $bl -ge 8 ]];then printf \\$(printf %03o $((b>>(bl%8))));bl+=-8;b=$((b%(2**bl)));fi;done;};b64decode SGVsbG8sIHdvcmxkIQ==
19:30:41<@JAA>Welp, it almost fits, it worked in another channel with a slightly shorter channel name. :-P
19:32:09<SootBector>:D
19:32:16<SootBector>good work
19:36:34<fireonlive>:D
19:39:47<@JAA>b64encode(){ local -i b=0 l=0 c p=0;for((i=0;i<${#1};++i));do b=$(((b<<8)+$(printf %d "'${1:i:1}")));l+=8;if ((i==${#1}-1&&l%6!=0));then p=$((6-(l%6)));b=$((b<<p));l+=p;fi;while ((l>=6));do c=$(((b>>(l-6))+65));l+=-6;b=$((b%(2**l)));((90<c))&&c+=6;((122<c))&&c+=-75;((c==58))&&c+=-15;((c==59))&&c+=-12;printf \\$(printf %03o $c);done;done;for((;p>0;p+=-2));do printf =;done;};b64encode 'Hello, world!'
19:39:53<@JAA>There. s/bl/l/g :-P
19:44:26<fireonlive>:3
19:46:19<@JAA>It could definitely be golfed a lot further, especially the special handling of + and /.
19:46:38<@JAA>But it's already insane enough. :-)
19:48:37<nicolas17>let it produce 0123456789:; (consecutive ascii codes) and then use tr to replace :; with +/?
19:48:51<@JAA>tr isn't pure Bash.
19:49:01<nicolas17>oh
19:49:17<nicolas17>I forgot printf is a builtin
19:49:25<@JAA>Yep :-)
19:50:02<nicolas17>I once saw a raytracer written in CMake
19:50:30<@JAA>lol
19:50:47<@JAA>https://github.com/64/cmake-raytracer ?
19:51:04<nicolas17>yes
19:51:09<nicolas17>note how it outputs png images
19:51:22<nicolas17>which means it has png and deflate implemented in CMake too
19:51:35<@JAA>ಠ_ಠ
19:51:50<nicolas17>possibly fake-deflate (all literal blocks) but it still has to calculate CRCs and stuff
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19:52:06<@JAA>png.cmake doesn't even look that bad.
19:57:41<@JAA>Relatedly: ray tracer in MySQL with a single SELECT query: https://files.scene.org/view/parties/2019/deadline19/wild/sqlray.zip
19:57:44<nicolas17>https://github.com/DavidBuchanan314/unPNG
19:57:51<SootBector>https://wiki.bitlbee.org/HowtoMastodon seems to require an account and would let me read the feed, but I want to send the feed to a channel others can see
20:02:25<fireonlive>rss feeds are tack on .rss or .atom to the person's profile URL i believe
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20:04:13<SootBector>https://github.com/impredicative/irc-rss-feed-bot also only posts the titles it says
20:04:35<SootBector>yes .rss on the end gets the feed
20:05:12<SootBector>I want to get the description field into an irc message
20:06:02<SootBector>oh there is an option in https://github.com/impredicative/irc-rss-feed-bot . happen to know if there's a non-docker repo for it?
20:06:49<fireonlive>could run it yourself
20:07:29<fireonlive>but for the bot there you want to use a volume to hold your database/config
20:07:30<SootBector>right, I'm wondering if the bot part has its own repo somewhere
20:07:41<fireonlive>the bot itself is in https://github.com/impredicative/irc-rss-feed-bot/tree/master/ircrssfeedbot
20:07:54<fireonlive>just the subfolder there
20:09:42<SootBector>>The database file grows as new posts are made. For the most part this indefinite growth can be ignored. Currently, the standard approach for handling this, if necessary, is to stop the bot and delete the database file if it has grown unacceptably large.
20:09:56<fireonlive>yep
20:09:58<SootBector>I think I want a much simpler solution for this
20:10:03<fireonlive>?
20:10:03<SootBector>no need for a db
20:10:12<fireonlive>how will it remember what it's already posted?
20:10:17<fireonlive>especially across restarts
20:10:32<SootBector>toots have a timestamp
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20:11:02<@JAA>So you still need to at least remember the date of the last run.
20:11:36<SootBector>yes, and that won't fill up my disk ;)
20:11:40<fireonlive>sqlite3 is also the simplest (compared to running redis/postgres/etc) and most robust of DBs
20:11:52<fireonlive>'fill up your disk' is... a bit of a premature worry i'd say
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20:12:34<fireonlive>my DB is 18M, and that's with #hackernews-firehose lol
20:12:38<SootBector>true, put it another way: I don't need to log anything and would prefer a simple solution
20:12:47<@JAA>My wiki edit announcement bot in -bs just keeps the last revision ID in memory. On launch, it simply assumes that everything appearing in the first response has already been announced. So zero disk space, but also no ability to recover cleanly from outages.
20:13:22<@JAA>Maybe you could use the toot ID or just the datetime to do the same thing.
20:13:36<SootBector>that's my thinking yes
20:13:39<fireonlive> Birth: 2023-07-22 (but that timestamp could be wrong)
20:14:00<fireonlive>good luck tho
20:19:02<SootBector>looking at https://github.com/RebelCodeBase/sopel-rss
20:20:41<nicolas17>there's a woman in .ar congress without even a high school degree
20:21:17<nicolas17>someone pointed out that her webpage in the congress website says "Degree: hthrtrhtrhr" because since she has none they just typed some garbage in the mandatory field
20:21:30<nicolas17>people in replies and in community notes are saying it's an edited screenshot
20:21:38<nicolas17>well GUESS WHO SAVES THE DAY AGAIN
20:21:40<nicolas17>https://web.archive.org/web/20231117223237/https://www.hcdn.gob.ar/diputados/nzaracho/
20:21:43<nicolas17>archiveteam URLs project
20:22:22<fireonlive>nice
20:22:41<fireonlive>everyone saving screenshots as 'proof' made me sad :c
20:22:47<fireonlive>(in general)
20:22:59<nicolas17>https://twitter.com/TanoGiuliani/status/1747295334915613145 has a screenshot as proof
20:22:59<eggdrop>nitter: https://nitter.net/TanoGiuliani/status/1747295334915613145
20:23:05<nicolas17>people are calling it fake because the page doesn't *currently* have that
20:23:14<fireonlive>like can y'all motherfuckers use archive.org/archive.is/whatever
20:23:55<fireonlive>i wish to impregenate this knowledge to everyone
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20:28:57<nicolas17>it's also possible the website was hacked at the time
20:29:34Dango360 (Dango360) joins
20:29:35<nicolas17>but it wasn't "site got hacked, news went viral, someone archived it with SPN to capture the moment", because the archive came from #//
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20:35:01<nukke>with how much of a shitshow argentina is right now, I don't understand why people are doubting it
20:38:16<nicolas17>because there *is* misinformation from both sides
20:39:09<nicolas17>recently I saw English-speaking leftist twitter accounts sharing a video of people in Argentina looking for food in dumpsters and blaming Milei, and the video was from last year
20:46:22<nukke>fair enough.
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20:58:29<nstrom|m>nicolas17: La verdad os hará libres
20:58:38<nstrom|m>🙃
20:59:47<nstrom|m>it's pretty easy to verify if someone actually has a degree, at least if legitimate media starts poking around
21:01:14<nstrom|m>that said I'm sure someone can be competent even without a degree and vice versa
21:06:02<nicolas17>kiska: it looks like I'd have to do my own stuff on top of redis to do things like "acknowledge task from queue, resend it if it's not acknowledged after X time", while RabbitMQ has all that built in
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21:22:38<fireonlive>> California Girls but you're being microwaved
21:22:39<fireonlive>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=68RvXF8b8qI
21:22:39<fireonlive>> I worry about you people
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21:22:53<fireonlive>interesting recommendation
21:23:32<fireonlive>and the improved sequel, California Girls but you're Being Microwaved 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sk9tRVV7lKU
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21:46:19<nicolas17>https://packages.ubuntu.com/jammy/ffmpeg down for everyone or just me?
21:46:27<nicolas17>sometimes it takes forever to load, sometimes gives error 500
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21:56:11<fireonlive>nicolas17: taking its sweet ass time
21:56:49<fireonlive>annnd loaded
21:57:03<fireonlive>after about 40-50s lol
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22:01:22<kiska>Takes a couple seconds to load for me :D
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22:03:12<nicolas17>maybe when it finally loads it stays cached in some CDN
22:03:28<nicolas17>and if you try https://packages.ubuntu.com/lunar/ffmpeg it will still suck :D
22:04:09<fireonlive>https://packages.ubuntu.com/jammy/ffmpeg is still sucking like a sugarbaby when the a iphone is released for me
22:04:18<fireonlive>even on subsequent loads
22:04:30<fireonlive>the a -> the new
22:16:52<kiska>jammy -> loads fine. lunar -> 500 error
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23:00:33<SootBector>RSS->IRC success with sopal, now to work out how to have it strip the HTML markup from the mastodon RSS, and how to make it split over multiple messages instead of truncating
23:04:22<@JAA>ohai, I can haz cheap LTO driv? thenx
23:15:12<fireonlive>me tooooooo
23:17:06<@JAA>It looks like LTO6 drives pop up online for roughly 200 currency units with some regularity.
23:17:15<@JAA>LTO7, you'd have to be very lucky.
23:45:23<nicolas17>what units
23:51:55<@JAA>EUR/USD/CHF/CAD/GBP, they're all not too far off from one another.
23:52:24<fireonlive>hmm
23:57:34<fireonlive>2.5TB raw.. ntb i guess
23:58:11<fireonlive>I need a sugar daddy for some LTO-9 uwu
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