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00:47:05<steering>justauser: i can't say i've ever had an issue opening links from any irc client ;)
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01:09:43<steering>TIL PCIe gen 7 already exists
01:09:54<steering>On 11 June 2025, PCI-SIG officially announced the release of the final PCI Express 7.0 specification.[125]
01:10:20<steering>PCIe 6.0 hardware was not launched until August 2025
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01:19:13steering wonders why his CPU-attached SSD is degraded to x2 instead of x4
01:19:28<steering>1 x M.2 connector (M2A_CPU), integrated in the CPU, supporting Socket 3, M key, type 25110/22110/2580/2280 SSDs:
01:19:31<steering>AMD Ryzen™ 9000/7000 Series Processors support PCIe 5.0 x4/x2 SSDs
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02:51:01<nukke>steering: is it a 990 evo plus?
02:58:19<steering>uhhh oh yeah i guess so
02:58:40<steering>weird that it shows as "degraded" then
02:59:40<steering>i guess it probably can't describe a different capability based on the pcie gen
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06:04:51<nicolas17>mfw project A gets interrupted by project B, and then when I finish B, I mentally struggle to get back to A
06:07:44<nicolas17>huh, Discord already moved from Tenor to Klipy
06:12:02<nukke>are those new JS frameworks?
06:12:23<BlankEclair>gif hosting platforms i think
06:13:19<BlankEclair>still getting tenor here
06:13:42<nicolas17>nukke: https://wiki.archiveteam.org/index.php/Tenor
06:14:51<BlankEclair>hmm, i don't see it in discord experiments
06:14:58<BlankEclair>i was gonna blame a/b, but now idk
06:15:11<nicolas17>restart app?
06:16:45<BlankEclair>did shift+refresh, didn't help
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11:44:53<nyakase>nicolas17> huh, Discord already moved from Tenor to Klipy
11:45:14<nyakase>I'm getting Giphy as the default. I remember seeing a tweet that they have an A/B for if it's Giphy or Klipy that you get
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11:50:18<nyakase>https://github.com/Discord-Datamining/Discord-Datamining/commit/d109f7bbf233b44ec71adc9b1311b923db76abed#commitcomment-174566289
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11:52:41<Guest>150,000 lines of minified code…
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11:54:43<nyakase>:D
11:55:24<Guest>oh nevermind its 900,000 lines
11:57:05<steering>jezus
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17:13:51<Doranwen>In a script I wrote recently (to download embedded pics from multiple sites), I get the filename for imgur sites by doing `imgurimg=$(echo "$imglink" | sed 's/.*https\:\/\/(i\.imgur|imgur).com\///' | sed 's/\//-/g')` - but I ran across a situation that looks like it skipped the middle section and tried to just replace slashes with hyphens.
17:14:13<Doranwen>Can anyone tell if I did something wrong with the first sed bit?
17:15:39<Doranwen>It took an image that should've been `https://i.imgur.com/mO4Ah06.jpg` and should have downloaded as `mO4Ah06.jpg` but rendered it `https:--i.imgur.com-mO4Ah06.jpg` which was rather problematic for the Windows user who tried to extract it from a zip file.
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17:21:42<justauser>I think WinRAR fixes such names on the fly.
17:22:17<justauser>Also, alternative separators for sed are highly recommended here.
17:22:46<justauser>'s@string@replacement@' is just as valid and allows not to bother escaping the slashes.
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17:24:08<justauser>"https" should probably be "https?" instead.
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17:24:28<justauser>But those are nitpicks, none solves the particular problem.
17:28:49Doranwen nods
17:28:57<Doranwen>Will try to remember the alternative separator thing.
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17:30:49<justauser>The fun bit seems to be the "i."
17:32:19<justauser>Apparently something is wrong with ? modifier.
17:35:40<justauser>Somebody kill the GNU people.
17:35:41<justauser>https://www.gnu.org/software/sed/manual/html_node/Regular-Expressions.html
17:35:57<nexussfan>>:(
17:35:58<justauser>'?' doesn't work, use '\?' instead.
17:37:14<Doranwen>I'm confused now - what should I be doing for that middle set? `sed 's@.*https\?\://(i\.imgur|imgur).com/@@'` Or am I completely misunderstanding?
17:37:16<justauser>Brackets need backslashing as well.
17:37:18<justauser>sed 's@.*https\?\://\(i.\)\?imgur.com/@@i' | sed 's@/@-@g'
17:37:26<justauser>This works.
17:38:41<Doranwen>YAY!
17:38:43<Doranwen>Thank you SO much.
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18:45:52<steering>justauser: blame posix, not gnu
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18:47:06<steering>assuming gnu sed, sed -E 's@.*https?\://(i.)?imgur.com/@@i' should work
18:47:18<steering>(also i dont think the : needs to be backslashed either way but i could be wrong)
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21:04:43<HP_Archivist>c3manu: Figured it out. Oddly enough, /msg NickServ IDENTIFY <password> worked this time. I have no idea why.
21:05:04<HP_Archivist>I also want to know my ops was not working earlier this morning. JAA any ideas?
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21:07:07<HP_Archivist>justauser - I am not sure what you meant this morning by it was depreciated?
21:07:45<klea>HP_Archivist: NickServ/identify was loaded again
21:08:14<HP_Archivist>Was it down?
21:12:38<klea>it was unloaded as it was on brownout
21:12:45<klea>becase hackint wants users to use sasl.
21:13:13<HP_Archivist>Ahh, I see
21:13:19<HP_Archivist>But then reinstated, why?
21:13:26<klea>im not sure, ask hexa-
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21:14:47<hexa->because the final removal is scheduled for 2026-02-01
21:15:11<HP_Archivist>Gotcha
21:15:18<HP_Archivist>So I should switch over to sasl anyway then
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22:39:00<klea>i'm trying to implement some socket.io support in erlang, but i'm unable to quickly test with curl that it indeed would work, could someone please give advice?
22:39:01<klea>{ echo '1::/urls-log'; read -r _; } | websocat --text wss://tracker.archiveteam.org:8081/socket.io/1/websocket/"$(curl --data '' --silent https://tracker.archiveteam.org:8081/socket.io/1/ | cut --delimiter : --fields 1)"
22:39:31<klea><https://fnlog.dev/wanderer/elixir-bit-socket-io-client-websocket/> seems to be for a newer version from what seems to be included in the client on the tracker. domain
22:39:41<klea>the spec is this one: <https://github.com/LearnBoost/socket.io-spec/blob/13381ece2b040f67c10d1c17f5f017b631a5148d/README.md>
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23:13:08<nicolas17>HP_Archivist: "/msg nickserv" is being turned off by periods to make people notice that it's permanently going away soon
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23:29:47<HP_Archivist>nicolas17: Ahh makes sense, thank you
23:29:58<HP_Archivist>Does it matter which variant of sasl I use?
23:42:29<klea>btw, my purpose to process the tracker socket feed is for later possibly making something for #Y
23:42:48<klea>i just put urls-log as that one would likely dump lots of output, letting me check i did it right.
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