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01:24:14<steering>meeeeeeow
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08:08:50<steering>:3
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08:23:43<steering>oh, here's something fun... my sata drives get reordered if i have a usb stick plugged in... lol
08:25:14<steering>(I have 3 disk controllers, and it seems like one of them gets found later if a USB stick is plugged in? IDK.)
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08:36:54<@JAA>/dev/disk/by-uuid/ <3
08:40:33<steering>ehhh yeah but then thats ugly
08:41:28<steering>(to be fair my system has also started showing /dev/dm-# instead of /dev/mapper/ so oh well i guess)
08:42:16<steering>what i really need to do is re-work my unlocking script a bit or something
08:42:21<@JAA>'instead of'?
08:42:25<steering>(and/or move it into the initramfs)
08:42:30<@JAA>/dev/mapper/* are symlinks to /dev/dm-# here.
08:42:35<steering>yes
08:42:37<steering>/dev/dm-3 51T 41T 7.8T 84% /data
08:42:41<steering>/dev/mapper/nvme0n1 916G 447G 470G 49% /home
08:42:47<@JAA>Ah, huh
08:42:49<steering>/dev/mapper/sde on /data type btrfs (rw,noatime,lazytime,space_cache=v2,subvolid=5,subvol=/)
08:43:23<steering>something something btrfs asks the kernel for the name of it something something
08:43:54<steering>so even though it was mounted via the symlink it reports the /dev/dm-# in places like df
08:45:07<steering>anyway, right now my unlocking script looks for /dev/$name and opens it as (/dev/mapper/)$name
08:45:52<steering>so i'd want to rework that to unlock each uuid as some name probably
08:47:43<@JAA>Yes, `cryptsetup luksOpen /dev/disk/by-uuid/$uuid $name` is something I've used before.
08:48:17<steering>well... its not that simple :P
08:48:26<@JAA>Of course not :-P
08:48:34<steering>cryptsetup --key-file - luksOpen /dev/$dev $dev </tmp/key_pipe_$dev
08:49:32<steering>each running in background subshells waiting for gpg --quiet --decrypt /boot/crypt_key.luks.gpg | tee -p $pipes >/dev/null
08:49:32<@JAA>Sure
08:49:45<@JAA>Ah, nice
08:49:49<steering>so now i have to figure out how to feed it a name for each :P
08:50:50<steering>i guess i can make it an actual array and just go over it two at a time huh
10:42:02<klea>array with array inside?, can you even do that?
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12:52:26<katia>raid 10:
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13:30:31<steering> lol
13:30:52<steering>Bash provides one-dimensional indexed and associative array variables.
13:32:35<steering>to be fair i could've done an associative array and looped over ${!name[@]}
13:33:05<steering>instead i just broke down and put the uuid in the dm name
13:33:08<steering>¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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14:13:11<klea>https://xkcd.com/color/rgb/
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14:17:07<steering>A couple dozen people embedded SQL ‘drop table’ statements in the color names. Nice try, kids.
14:17:10<steering>Nobody can spell “fuchsia”.
14:19:17<steering>Now, you may notice that the correct spelling is missing. This is because I can’t spell it either, and when running the analysis, used Google’s suggestion feature as a spellchecker:
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14:21:12<steering>https://i0.wp.com/imgs.xkcd.com/blag/misc_answers.png
14:23:15<masterx244|m>attempting to little bobby tables the creator of little bobby tables would have been absolutely hilarious if it would have worked
14:23:44<masterx244|m>randall should have hidden a easteregg if a drop table string would have appeared
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14:24:02<masterx244|m>(would have been a smooth troll to set a cookie and then serve a fake error 500 or similar)
14:25:10<klea>steering: where's that from?
14:25:38<steering>https://blog.xkcd.com/2010/05/03/color-survey-results/
14:26:41<klea>Oh, I thought that /color/rgb/ was recent, not from 16 years ago.
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15:23:45<klea>arkiver: I think you accidentally left #internetarchive
15:25:56<@arkiver>klea: i don't know why that happens sometimes
15:26:03<@arkiver>klea: did you see my response there?
15:26:09<@arkiver>right before i left i think
15:26:24<klea>yes, see #internetarchive
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15:48:16<steering>arkiver archived #internetarchive
15:48:20<steering>:)
15:54:04<klea>lol
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16:49:29<justauser>Don't tell me this is AI code. http://mirrorball.textfiles.com/MAGAZINERACK/
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17:24:15<that_lurker>The emojis used in the code comments could indicate that
17:24:48<that_lurker>though it is well done and fast
17:25:06<justauser>But this is _Jason_.
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18:45:47<Dango360>oh my goodness it's all one file (js html css and all)
18:45:48<Dango360>1099 lines
18:46:48<justauser>Not that bad on its own, can even make sense sometimes.
18:47:00<justauser>Definitely makes job easy for us.
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19:47:39klea should make a unarchivable web project to spite AT
19:48:12<klea>that's probably a shitty idea.
19:54:04<nulldata>steering - depends on the IRC client. Maybe it deletes the logs when you leave :P
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20:00:58<klea>https://ioc.exchange/@tmw/115862100295201658 huh usefull you can use X-mount.idmap instead of bindfs
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21:02:01<nicolas17>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nVYWtbA1g8E
21:10:31<nukke>nicolas17: sorta related https://streamable.com/aeh5r8
21:10:40<nukke>(Spoilers for. Lion king)
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22:14:18<klea>huh, didn't know github existed in 2006. https://github.com/python/cpython/issues/43559
22:15:18<klea>also, strange numbering, issue made in 2006 got a not too small number, when repo seems was made ~2017, based on the fact the first identifier for issues/prs is PR 1 made in 2017-02-10.
22:16:07<@JAA>bugs.python.org was the issue tracker until a couple years ago.
22:16:21<@JAA>They were imported from there and backdated.
22:19:58<klea>oh
22:20:45<klea>how do you import and backdate something?, i read that when migrating from github enterprise you can, but i suppose they used some api directly?
22:22:21<hexa->big open source projects can get github enterprise for free
22:23:58<@JAA>They had direct support from GitHub in the process as well because it caused a bunch of headaches.
22:26:39<klea>huh
22:28:00<@JAA>And later I discovered that some issues were off by one, so a bunch of crosslinks are wrong. Not sure that ever got fixed.
22:39:06<klea>AAAA
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23:08:34<nicolas17>there was some project (maybe python, I don't remember) that migrated with heavy support and direct contact with GitHub, and GitHub suffered an unrelated outage mid-migration T_T
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23:09:43<klea>Q: Does GitHub make migration out of GitHub into other platforms easy for big open source projects?
23:10:36<nicolas17>well there is stuff like this https://docs.gitlab.com/user/project/import/github/
23:10:42<nicolas17>which afaik uses the GitHub API
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23:13:59<klea>neat
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23:21:06<@JAA>Yeah, it's normally done through the APIs. I haven't seen explicit support for mass exporting or similar except when you're moving to the on-prem version of GitHub.
23:21:53<@JAA>I wonder if they'd at least be willing to give a higher API rate limit to larger projects wanting to migrate away.
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