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00:06:20<nukke>.gay is a TLD tho 👀
00:20:19<fireonlive>:3
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00:59:54<fireonlive>https://dl.fireon.live/irc/ad91afcb9816a79f/image.png
00:59:55<fireonlive>.....no.
01:00:00<fireonlive>not only no, but fuck no.
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01:31:37<fireonlive>+rss- Unicomp's "New" Model M Keyboard: https://www.pckeyboard.com/page/product/NEW_M https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39352472
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02:27:17<fireonlive>+rss- Nvidia is now more valuable than Amazon and Google: https://www.forbes.com/sites/dereksaul/2024/02/12/nvidia-is-now-more-valuable-than-amazon-and-google/ https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39353325
02:27:19<fireonlive>AIAIAIAIAIAIAIAI
02:31:13<nicolas17>companies can afford nvidia's GPUs as long as they don't have to pay for the externalities that their AI bullshit produces
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04:25:00<fireonlive>https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/2107518?lang=en_US
04:25:19<fireonlive>rip free esxi
04:28:58<nukke>good riddance
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06:13:01<fireonlive>https://dl.fireon.live/irc/448bb0bfea1a45bc/unifi-rgb-switch.mp4
06:13:14<fireonlive>finally a use case for those new unifi switches :p
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06:18:41<@JAA>Nice
06:19:28<@JAA>The snek should go through connected cables, too, for an extra dimension of play strategy.
06:27:35<nukke>I'm surprised RGB Ethernet cables aren't a thing yet
06:28:02<nukke>Although.... Is it possible to shoot different light color spectrums with fiber??
06:28:25<nukke>What color is the laser on fiber
06:29:35<@JAA>It's infrared, I think?
06:30:06<nukke>ok I had to Google it. Apparently no RGB transceivers yet either
06:31:38<@JAA>But the bigger problem would probably be that fibres are designed to reflect inwards as efficiently as reasonably possible, whereas you want it to scatter to be visible outside.
06:32:28<nukke>There has to be some sort of translucent material that blocks/reflects infrared but not other spectrums
06:32:56<@JAA>It also won't work well for long distances since it'll get dimmer the further you get from the ends.
06:34:38<nukke>Th underwater intercontinental cables will look like one giant, long rave tunnel
06:34:48<@JAA>lol
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06:37:57<fireonlive>:D
06:38:03<fireonlive>unce unce unce
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07:14:12<myself>nukke: You could totally run a strand of Fibrance alongside a strand of singlemode, attach them to separate diodes....
07:15:16<myself>RGB laser modules are still fairly bulky, but there's no good reason for that. Should be able to miniaturize one into an SFP. Hmmm.
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07:20:55<myself>Tracer LEDs used to be standard in DSX1 and DSX3 patchbays; there's just an extra wire molded along with the signal cables, and it gets its own little pin jack. Activate the tracer anywhere in the circuit, and all the LEDs flash, everywhere it appears. The cables themselves didn't light up, but it should be possible, since the tracer voltage is
07:20:55<myself>known and referenced to ground which is already present in the cable... hmm.
07:22:05<myself>There are self-tracing ethernet cables with LEDs in the ends, you push the button on one end and both ends light up. These have to supply their own power though, since it's not built into the ethernet concept. I wonder why nobody's made PoE-glowing cables yet. Hmmmm.
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12:04:40<kiska>Bad nukke I liked using the free esxi product...
12:05:05<kiska>I guess I'll try the xcp-ng product...
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17:15:26<fireonlive>proxmox?
17:16:20<nukke>yeah we're doing a proxmox POC at work atm
17:16:27<nukke>I'm actually in charge of that project :/
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17:24:09<fireonlive>oh fun..
17:24:18<fireonlive>hows that going?
17:35:58<kiska>I wonder if vmware still give licenses out to VMUG?
17:47:24<nukke>kiska: I don't think that's gonna change. you still get the 1yr license with your vmug sub
17:47:39<nukke>...but I'm sure they're gonna ramp up the vmug price, or move that license to a higher tier
17:48:01<kiska>I thought that vmug wasn't run by vmware?
17:48:59<nukke>it is not. it's independent but broadcom/vmware is the largest(?) sponsor
17:49:20<nukke>huh my local vmug is happening on feb22
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18:55:12<Barto>when the uptime on your desktop is longer than how long Liz Truss was at the head of the UK governement, it's time to reboot.
18:58:14<nicolas17>that's not so long!
18:59:36<@JAA>$ uptime 18:59:24 up 2427 days, 38 min
18:59:43<@JAA>Not time to reboot yet, I think.
18:59:45<Barto>a desktop? Not a server
18:59:59<@JAA>Ah
19:00:02<Barto>:-)
19:00:59<nicolas17>update your damn kernel
19:01:03<@JAA>Yeah, 50 days is good enough for a desktop, I guess.
19:02:35<@JAA>nicolas17: Where's the fun in that?
19:02:42<@JAA>But also, no-downtime kernel upgrades are a thing.
19:03:44<katia>Ubuntu Pro?
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19:05:45<@JAA>I guess that'd be the way to do it with least friction, yeah.
19:06:12<Barto>this is still a crazy principle in my head
19:06:30<fireonlive>what was that thing called back wehn
19:06:31<fireonlive>when*
19:06:38<Barto>kpatch?
19:06:43<fireonlive>hmm. no reboot kernel upgrades but it was like commericial
19:06:49<fireonlive>oh maybe
19:07:00<fireonlive>hmm maybe before that
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19:07:23<@JAA>ksplice?
19:07:56<@JAA>It got Oracle'd.
19:07:56<fireonlive>ahh yes :D
19:07:59<fireonlive>oof
19:08:21<@JAA>But apparently it still exists.
19:09:00<fireonlive>i remember wanting that so line could go up but also not wanting to pay any money :p
19:12:11<katia>ksplice used to be free for n devices but i think they didn't enforce anything
19:14:09<fireonlive>hmm
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20:03:07<fireonlive>"Memory and new controls for ChatGPT: We’re testing the ability for ChatGPT to remember things you discuss to make future chats more helpful. You’re in control of ChatGPT’s memory." https://openai.com/blog/memory-and-new-controls-for-chatgpt
20:03:41<fireonlive>"fireonlive is gay, like, really really gay" >:(
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20:46:53<@JAA>> E501 Line too long (104 > 102 characters)
20:46:57<@JAA>(╯°□°)╯︵ ┻━┻
20:54:43<nicolas17>https://usoldering.com/switch-lite/
20:56:17<@JAA>> This causes problems. With everything.
20:56:18<@JAA>Can relate.
20:57:10<nicolas17>https://archive.org/download/switch-lite-logic-board-boardview/Switch%20Lite%20Logic%20Board%20Boardview.zip/Switch%20Lite%20Logic%20Board%20Boardview%2FSwitch%20Lite%20Logic%20Board%20Top.jpg
20:57:16<@JAA>> If the goal was to just make money then I would sell 6,000 PPI panoramas of women's feet as NFTs. Note: Do not contact me about this.
20:57:19<@JAA>lol
20:57:36<nicolas17>this isn't the highest-res version, but I feel like the highest-res version doesn't actually add a lot more detail...
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21:36:34<fireonlive>PEP8 good, except line lenfth limit
21:36:45<fireonlive>if i want a 403 character line i should be able 2
21:36:49<fireonlive>line wrapping is a thing now
21:36:52<fireonlive>o3o
21:37:51<katia>https://github.com/psf/black good
21:39:12<@JAA>> At least the name is good.
21:39:14<@JAA>Yup, agreed.
21:40:14<fireonlive>lol neat
21:40:15<fireonlive>and yes
21:40:38<@JAA>I'm not fighting mypy instead.
21:41:26<@JAA>s/not/now/
21:43:08<fireonlive>'Install? [yN] Error: Process completed with exit code 1.'
21:43:09<fireonlive>ncie
21:43:11<fireonlive>nice
21:44:45<@JAA>Yep, and I found a hint at what the underlying problem is in a pre-commit issue on GitHub. It links to another issue in their mypy fork, but because they disabled the issue tracker since, it's a 404.
21:45:26<fireonlive>oh damn it
21:47:23<@JAA>At least it was SPN'd, but yeah, running across that a lot lately.
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22:03:50<@JAA>Also, the logs for past CI runs where it didn't happen (from November) have expired and are no longer available. Thanks, GitHub.
22:18:41<fireonlive>ughhhh
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23:12:58<fireonlive>-+rss- Mozilla downsizes as it refocuses on Firefox and AI: https://techcrunch.com/2024/02/13/mozilla-downsizes-as-it-refocuses-on-firefox-and-ai-read-the-memo/ https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39362481
23:12:59<fireonlive>welp
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23:17:01Barto facepalms
23:28:53<fireonlive>>Specifically, Mozilla plans to scale back its investment in a number of products, including its VPN, Relay and, somewhat remarkably, its Online Footprint Scrubber, which launched only a week ago. Mozilla will also shut down Hubs, the 3D virtual world it launched back in 2018, and scale back its investment in its mozilla.social Mastodon instance.
23:28:53<fireonlive>The layoffs will affect roughly 60 employees.
23:29:55<fireonlive>>Mozilla will focus on bringing “trustworthy AI into Firefox.” To do so, it will bring together the teams that work on Pocket, Content and AI/Ml.
23:32:00<@JAA>Let's see how trustworthy it is when it arrives in Firefox and whether they openly communicate how to disable it...
23:33:55<@JAA>TIL Online Footprint Scrubber
23:33:57<fireonlive>yeah... :\
23:34:13<fireonlive>i just asked a couple US friends a few hours before that was posted if they'd use something like that
23:34:21<fireonlive>then had to send them that with like 'oh i guess never mind'
23:34:28<@JAA>> Scanning for exposures...
23:34:30<@JAA>( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
23:34:33<fireonlive>'hey did you hear this thing moz- oops'
23:34:42<fireonlive>ooh :3
23:38:45<@JAA>Ah right, Mozilla Monitor is 'just' another frontend for HIBP, or something close to that.
23:39:10<@JAA>The scrubber thingy is part of that.
23:39:20<@JAA>But I guess separate from the breaches.
23:43:32<pabs>I've found Firefox's local-AI human-language-translation rather useful TBH. would not call it an open source AI though

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