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00:09:56<fireonlive>:P
00:10:39<@OrIdow6>(Took me a bit to figure out how to get the command right)
00:10:58<Notrealname1234>Got shut down
00:11:15<Notrealname1234>and stop being sussy fireonlive
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01:12:10<fireonlive>take the middle of my name and reverse it
01:15:51<TheTechRobo>no
01:46:27<fireonlive>Mozilla Corporation Org Changes to Accelerate our Path to the Future https://blog.mozilla.org/en/mozilla/mozilla-corporation-org-changes-to-accelerate-our-path-to-the-future/
01:47:33<fireonlive>https://x.com/dixie3flatline/status/1794407971939832188?s=12 lmao
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02:49:45<nukke>https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/high-severity-gitlab-flaw-lets-attackers-take-over-accounts/
03:29:51<nicolas17>not again
03:41:04<steering>>The security flaw (tracked as CVE-2024-4835) is an XSS weakness in the VS code editor (Web IDE) that lets threat actors steal restricted information using maliciously crafted pages.
03:41:15<steering>because everyone wants a halfbaked IDE in their web browser
03:41:31<steering>(I haven't actually tried it but I can only imagine it's painful)
03:57:47<fireonlive>steering: ima make you use nothing but vscode for 2 weeks
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12:39:03<TheTechRobo>I'm out of inodes on an ext4 filesystem, but there's plenty of free space. I'd like to tar up the files onto that same filesystem as I'm running out of space on the server in general. If I delete one file, can I make a tarball of arbitrary size?
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15:24:25<nukke>TheTechRobo: I'm confused about that question. You mean delete the original file(s) after tar'ing them?
15:25:23<nukke>If so, yes, you will recover inodes after the fact. I actually worked on this exact issue at work this week. We have a server with millions and millions of individual CSV files, and new ones get dumped periodically by the thousands
15:25:58<nukke>A simple script to tar them and delete the originals will do the trick.
15:26:15<nukke>Of course, if you untar you will lose inodes again
15:26:48<TheTechRobo>nukke: Yes, but as I'm out of inodes, I can't create the tarball. If I delete one singular file off the filesystem, giving me one free inode, is that one inode enough to tar up everything, or do large files take up multiple inodes?
15:27:01<TheTechRobo>I unfortunately don't know very much about filesystems
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15:28:37<nukke>If you delete ONE file and then tar one more file, you can get a snowball effect
15:29:00<nukke>Taring one file will likely not need more than however many inodes get freed from deleting one
15:29:48<nukke>Depending on what the files are, you could cat multiple files into one
15:30:02<nukke>If it's text files, for example, condense multiple into one
15:32:44<thuban>eh? the point of the tar would already be to merge multiple files into one
15:34:21<thuban>TheTechRobo: i don't have any _specific_ knowledge of ext4, but i believe that a single file has a single inode regardless of size
15:34:53<TheTechRobo>thuban: Alright
15:37:17<nukke>thuban: cat'ing would make deleting one file unnecessary
15:37:36<nukke>So if you don't wanna lose ANY files, just merge two into one
15:38:40<thuban>ah, i guess. you'd need sponge or equivalent though
15:39:34<TheTechRobo>Fortunately I did have a few files on there I don't need
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19:27:09<nulldata>https://phys.org/news/2024-05-boeing-wont-leaky-starliner-flying.html
19:41:28<nulldata>https://www.foxbusiness.com/economy/american-airlines-passengers-miami-stuck-sweltering-boeing-plane-travelers
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21:35:58<nukke>It's been _ days since the last Boeing and/or Gitlab and/or Microsoft incident
21:36:18<@JAA>TIL GitLab uses VS Code.
21:36:36<@JAA>Also yeah, time to reset the 'days since serious GitLab vuln' counter.
21:37:14<nukke>I remember reading an interview or announcement about the upcoming 18.0 release and how they were patching some big vulns
21:37:29<nukke>That was like 2-3 weeks ago
21:38:02<@JAA>Let's not forget Ivanti & Co. :-)
21:39:04<nukke>Also this one https://cybersocialhub.com/csh/vmware-abused-in-recent-mitre-hack-for-persistence-evasion/
21:39:16<@JAA>TheTechRobo: I wouldn't be surprised if the answer to that question was 'it depends'. There are multiple implementations of the tar command, and they might differ in how they do tempfiles etc.
21:39:26<nukke>Hackers broke into MITRE and ran their own VMs on their esxi hosts lol
21:39:32<@JAA>But the output file would only consume a single inode, yeah.
21:39:49<@JAA>Ooh, yeah :-)
21:39:55<@JAA><this_is_fine.png>
21:40:57<nukke>Ohh that's the ivanti one
21:41:10<nukke>🤦
21:43:12<@JAA>Ah right
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23:11:58<@JAA>TIL ALTCHA: https://altcha.org/
23:13:58<@JAA>nicolas17: And https://github.com/altcha-org/altcha/issues/28 made me think of your comment about breakage on Discourse.
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23:49:50<kpcyrd>seeking Nix help: https://github.com/kpcyrd/what-the-src/issues/12#issuecomment-2132435470

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