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02:11:13<nicolas17>I once sent that in a busy channel in freenode
02:11:15<nicolas17>guess what happened
02:11:46<fireonlive>lots of disconnects? :D
02:12:21<nicolas17>a freenode-controlled moderation bot banned my IP :<
02:12:26<nicolas17>I was slightly alcoholized
02:12:28<nicolas17>it was a bad idea
02:12:32<fireonlive>ooof
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02:22:28<myself>That seems to fall under the attitude I've taken with my job lately: If they'd fire for me that, I don't want to work there.
02:23:06<nicolas17>myself: eh idk, seemed justified
02:23:28<nicolas17>at the time enough people were still vulnerable that it was disruptive
02:23:52<myself>ohhh, far far distant past freenode
02:24:36<nicolas17>pre acquisition/takeover for sure :P
02:26:05<fireonlive>i think new freenode is better
02:26:13<fireonlive>(jk dont murder me)
03:01:57<nicolas17>why is my laptop fan spinning
03:02:04<nicolas17>oh I left archivebot.com tab open
03:05:36<fireonlive>xP
03:05:40<nicolas17>and oh shit it's midnight, time flew while I was babysitting samsung-grab
03:05:41<fireonlive>it do be like that
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04:42:51<fireonlive> /msg myself call 1 855 LADY FUN :3
04:42:57<fireonlive>oop
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15:49:09<fireonlive>https://torrentfreak.com/dmca-notices-took-down-20517-github-projects-last-year-240308/
17:12:55<nukke>http://ubuntu.ubuntu.ubuntu.ubuntu.ubuntu.ubuntu.ubuntu.ubuntu.ubuntu.ubuntu.ubuntu.ubuntu.ubuntu.ubuntu.ubuntu.ubuntu.ubuntu.ubuntu.ubuntu.ubuntu.ubuntu.ubuntu.ubuntu.ubuntu.ubuntu.ubuntu.ubuntu.ubuntu.ubuntu.ubuntu.ubuntu.ubuntu.ubuntu.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ubuntu/ubuntu/ubuntu/ubuntu/ubuntu/ubuntu/ubuntu/ubuntu/ubuntu/ubuntu/ubuntu/ubuntu/ubuntu/ubuntu/ubuntu/ubuntu/ub
17:12:57<nukke>untu/ubuntu/ubuntu/ubuntu/ubuntu/ubuntu/ubuntu/ubuntu/ubuntu/ubuntu/ubuntu/ubuntu/
17:13:44<hexa->https://www.bbc.com/news/business-68534703
17:14:29<steering>Mon@1730.22 < fireonlive> -+rss- Roku Confirms Data Breach of 15,000 Customers: https://www.claimdepot.com/data-breach/roku https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39674041
17:14:40<steering>no wonder they want people to agree to arbitration suddenly... :P
17:15:24<fireonlive>:P
17:18:25<fireonlive>hexa-: hmmm.... suspicious
17:26:30<imer>nukke: we need to go deeper!
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20:42:57<nukke>RIP https://berthub.eu/articles/posts/dutch-intelligence-and-security-law/
20:43:14<nukke>time to move my dutch vps (:
20:43:39<fireonlive>:(
20:45:46<fireonlive>>The Netherlands hosts some of the world’s largest internet exchanges. This obliges us to make the best use of these exchanges for our national security.
20:45:53<fireonlive>oh right, i forgot about that rule
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20:47:33<nukke>there is a lot of traffic in front of my house. maybe I should be stopping people and go through their stuff whenever they drive by 🤔
20:49:15<nulldata>nukke - You have a obligation to - for safety!
20:49:56<katia>nulldata, where are you moving it to though
20:50:07<katia>er nukke *
20:53:04<nukke>The Higherlands
20:53:45<nulldata>The Cloud (TM)
20:53:57<nukke>do I look like I'm made out of money?
20:54:14<fireonlive>don't fall for the aws flytrap
20:54:32<joepie91|m>doubt that moving your VPS will do much
20:54:32<nukke>I feel like I'm just unlucky. I was impacted by OVH's french datacenter fires and lost a vps. now this dutch thing
20:54:38<joepie91|m>given that the tap is at internet exchanges
20:54:47<nukke>I don't trust germany
20:55:23<joepie91|m>(and traffic is very likely to go over a Dutch IX at some point)
20:56:44<nukke>:( don't do this to me
21:00:00<nukke>archiveteam BGP when?
21:02:52<katia>nukke, where are you moving
21:03:08<katia>somewhere with no internet won't pass thru NL
21:03:48<nukke>no clue tbh. I'm too lazy so I probably won't
21:08:57<nukke>maybe you can host my server >:D
21:11:09katia ducks
21:11:32<fireonlive>you can trust me nukke ;)
21:12:06<katia>taponlive
21:12:36<nukke>I'm already leaving you a lot of my drives if I die tomorrow
21:13:00<katia>:O
21:13:28<nukke>keep an eye for any boeing crash news
21:13:59<nukke>ok let me rephrase that cause it sounds like *I'm* doing something.
21:14:11<nukke>my flight is in a boeing tomorrow
21:14:18<@JAA>RIP nukke
21:14:38<katia>RIP nukke
21:15:12<nukke>I already put jaa in my will. he will inherit all my hoarded java code
21:15:35<@JAA>I shall light a nice fire with it.
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21:46:44<magmaus3>https://cohost.org/arborelia/post/4968198-the-software-heritag
21:51:48<nicolas17>"more specifically because they made a fucking immutable blockchain out of it."
21:51:54<nicolas17>uh yes that's literally how git works??
22:00:40<nicolas17>imagine asking snapshot.debian.org to modify tarballs of old software releases to retroactively change a name in copyright notices...
22:02:06<@JAA>I'd be surprised if that hasn't happened yet.
22:03:28<nicolas17>next they can recall previously-printed books
22:04:24<joepie91|m>it's easy to make light of this but a better question is why the archive apparently did not consider this in their design
22:05:01<nicolas17>joepie91|m: if they store git commit hashes then they're screwed
22:05:25<joepie91|m>oh I don't doubt that their explanation is accurate, to be clear
22:05:47<@JAA>I mean, immutability is a key feature of an archive.
22:05:55<joepie91|m>just that that suggests rather a severe oversight in their archive design
22:06:40<joepie91|m>sure. just like honouring someone's name is a key feature of respectful social interaction
22:06:52<joepie91|m>which means they should have thought ahead of time about how to resolve this tension
22:06:53<@JAA>IA won't dynamically rewrite their name on web pages either. They'd just exclude it, which is worse for everyone.
22:07:15<joepie91|m>like, "that is how archives work" is not actually an automatic justification for anything
22:07:47<@JAA>The interaction and process can definitely be questioned, yeah.
22:07:57<nicolas17>this only could happen on a solo project anyway
22:08:10<nicolas17>try getting your name changed in old linux.git commits :P
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22:26:52<fireonlive>nukke: i shall honour said drives :3
22:30:54<katia>nukke, can i get your good wifi APs
22:47:50<nukke>ok, I'll leave my read-only drives filled with straight pr0n to fireonlive, and my super reliable and excellent Unifi APs to katia
22:49:16<katia>i hope your flight gets replaced with an Airbus last minute.
22:49:49<fireonlive>str8pr0n? T_T
22:51:08<nukke>lol
22:52:02<nukke>actually I forgot if I asked, but is anyone going to SCALE this weekend?
22:54:11<thuban>i'm like 20% convinced fireonlive is a 13-year-old virgin who doth protest way too much. nobody send him any pron
22:55:00<nicolas17>rude
22:55:24<fireonlive>wat
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23:19:00<qwertyasdfuiopghjkl>nicolas17: I think "printed books" is kind of an inaccurate comparison, since (unless someone invents teleportation), after they've been sold, the seller can't magically append a sticky note with corrections to them, but even if the archive itself can't be edited, I'm guessing some sort of note could be added to the website that has the archive,
23:19:00<qwertyasdfuiopghjkl>mentioning that the info is inaccurate/outdated and linking to a fixed version? (trying to figure out how this could be solved without requiring impossible modifications to the archived copy itself, as the incorrect name obviously needs to somehow be updated, but I don't really know anything about what sort of changes would be both doable from a
23:19:01<qwertyasdfuiopghjkl>technical perspective and considered acceptable by her and others with similar requests.)
23:25:58<fireonlive>there was a mention at the end that some sort of database was made, but that it was inadequate
23:26:02<fireonlive>not sure what that means though
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