●● IRC: #boycottnovell @ Techrights IRC Network: Saturday, August 27, 2022 ●● ● Aug 27 [00:27] schestowitz__[TR] > "I don't know what to say. And Debian being what it is, a project and [00:27] schestowitz__[TR] > not really a company, who or what is liable in a court of law?" [00:27] schestowitz__[TR] > [00:27] schestowitz__[TR] > Many people have the same impression, even the family of the victim. [00:27] schestowitz__[TR] > [00:27] schestowitz__[TR] > This is why it is so important to identify the controllers of the mob, [00:27] schestowitz__[TR] > their addresses for the service of legal documents and their employers. [00:27] schestowitz__[TR] > It shows everybody that those people are not out of reach. [00:27] schestowitz__[TR] > [00:27] schestowitz__[TR] > That is a response from somebody completely outside the free software [00:27] schestowitz__[TR] > world. Yet even people in the free software world have much the same [00:27] schestowitz__[TR] > impression, they are too easily fooled by the assertion that Debian [00:27] schestowitz__[TR] > doesn't have a legal status and that Debian is untouchable. ● Aug 27 [01:10] *DaemonFC has quit (Quit: Leaving) [01:38] *Mio14 has quit (Ping timeout: 120 seconds) [01:39] *Mio14 (~quassel@freenode-rsr.1qa.ii8gd1.IP) has joined #boycottnovell [01:44] Techrights-sec checking ● Aug 27 [02:12] *DaemonFC (~daemonfc@3iw53z4578zbn.irc) has joined #boycottnovell ● Aug 27 [06:45] Techrights-sec some changes to CSS and a partial update to the lookup table [06:51] schestowitz-TR2 thanks, that solves everything [06:51] schestowitz-TR2 I've not managed to reproduce yesterday's charset issue [06:51] schestowitz-TR2 but I suppose that's better [06:51] schestowitz-TR2 there's nothing to solve really, I just wonder how it came about and have a theory [06:51] schestowitz-TR2 maybe barrier/synergy, but I did not work across PCs for this [06:51] schestowitz-TR2 w'ere changing all the fish water atm [06:51] schestowitz-TR2 need to do it quarterly, it takes almost 2 hours in total [06:51] schestowitz-TR2 the rest is partial, maintenance [06:51] schestowitz-TR2 not using boiling water to clean everything like peddbles [06:51] schestowitz-TR2 today I'll need extra topics [06:51] schestowitz-TR2 as this weekend I have "spare" time [06:51] schestowitz-TR2 I always try to ensure our posts aren't just a "me too" [06:51] schestowitz-TR2 or repetition of what other sites already cover [06:51] schestowitz-TR2 regarding image uploader, for now at my end I do it with wget, marius and rianne will need the more [06:51] schestowitz-TR2 practical approach [06:51] schestowitz-TR2 when would be the right time to add arindam's public key? ● Aug 27 [07:06] Techrights-sec topic: all the sites and pages under *.mandriva.com are long gone and the [07:06] Techrights-sec URLs redirected to domain squatters; [07:06] schestowitz-TR2 I'll record about this now [07:06] schestowitz-TR2 OTA [07:07] Techrights-sec we can try adding arindam's key sometime soon, I'd like to run a few [07:07] Techrights-sec tests again [07:07] Techrights-sec ack [07:21] schestowitz-TR2 wow, distrowatch for mandriva lkinks to 6 or so reviews from tuxmachines [07:21] schestowitz-TR2 going back to 2005 [07:21] schestowitz-TR2 all the links still work [07:21] schestowitz-TR2 the "old" site [07:21] schestowitz-TR2 and the screenshots too [07:21] schestowitz-TR2 shows how importantant the site in its current form is [07:21] schestowitz-TR2 recording another video now (it's efficient that way) [07:21] schestowitz-TR2 also: I show novell.com [07:21] schestowitz-TR2 try it... [07:21] schestowitz-TR2 not even a logo anymore [07:21] Techrights-sec ack [07:21] Techrights-sec there are a lot of other dead sites linked to from TM [07:21] Techrights-sec yep [07:21] Techrights-sec at least that one doesn't go to a casino, though one could argue about the [07:21] Techrights-sec destination not being much better ... [07:38] schestowitz-TR2 OTAS [07:38] schestowitz-TR2 done [07:38] schestowitz-TR2 I did one on gemini, too [07:38] schestowitz-TR2 EPO has been quiet, but we have a bombshell series coming soon [07:46] schestowitz-TR2 a got a little confused or my synapses triggered when I was about to say something about ensuring readers do not havfe to leave their gemini client [07:46] schestowitz-TR2 it happened around the time I was going through the tuxmachines capsule, recognising it invites people to visit www [07:46] schestowitz-TR2 and then wondered, what if there was a newswaffle link as well (for same url)? [07:46] schestowitz-TR2 aside from aspects such daily archives or monthly archives [07:46] schestowitz-TR2 but I forgot what I had in mind [07:46] schestowitz-TR2 ]and that happens a lot while recording and you have no time to catch up with thoughts or take notes down [07:46] schestowitz-TR2 I was basicaly showing you can get lots of GNU/Linux news from within gemini [07:46] schestowitz-TR2 and also planet gemini, forecasts, size expansion etc. [07:46] schestowitz-TR2 got a little overloaded with thoughts [07:46] schestowitz-TR2 I'm not working on the text while the videos are being processed ● Aug 27 [08:06] schestowitz-TR2 --- [08:06] schestowitz-TR2 draft [08:06] schestowitz-TR2 about curation [08:06] schestowitz-TR2 up your alley [08:06] schestowitz-TR2 no summary yet [08:14] Techrights-sec checking [08:15] Techrights-sec One of the biggest differences between paper and web is that web is centralized [08:15] Techrights-sec and you never actually own or possess the copy you read. So there is only [08:15] Techrights-sec one single location where something bad has to happen, either through action [08:15] Techrights-sec or inaction, for access for the entire world to vanish. [08:15] Techrights-sec M$ exploits that a lot to try to rewrite history in its favor, and replace [08:15] Techrights-sec facts with lies and innuendo [08:15] schestowitz-TR2 thanks, I shall expand the text a bit, then write the text for the next video [08:18] Techrights-sec ack [08:22] schestowitz-TR2 the shift to tech has many downsides [08:22] schestowitz-TR2 I sometimes think lesser-technical people are hesitant to say it [08:22] schestowitz-TR2 fearing they would be called luddite and somesuch [08:22] schestowitz-TR2 so people who get tech need to explain that voting machines, "self-checkout" etc. are a regression [08:22] schestowitz-TR2 same for "going digital" [08:22] schestowitz-TR2 gemini has many of the "offline-first" mentality [08:26] Techrights-sec One of the things that Web2.0 eliminated was the concept of authoritative source [08:26] Techrights-sec IMHO [08:26] Techrights-sec Kids (and adults) are not being taught source evaluation. They are instead [08:26] Techrights-sec given a heuristic that starts out with the misleading requirement that the [08:26] Techrights-sec material in question "sound reasonable". Well, if you've only ever heard [08:26] Techrights-sec disinformation, or have gone down the rabbit hole of misinformation and [08:26] Techrights-sec disinnformation, then of course facts are going to seem unreasonable and [08:26] Techrights-sec perhaps downright foreign. [08:26] Techrights-sec and alienating. [08:27] schestowitz-TR2 the shift to tech has many downsides [08:27] schestowitz-TR2 I sometimes think lesser-technical people are hesitant to say it [08:27] schestowitz-TR2 fearing they would be called luddite and somesuch [08:27] schestowitz-TR2 so people who get tech need to explain that voting machines, "self-checkout" etc. are a regression [08:27] schestowitz-TR2 same for "going digital" [08:27] schestowitz-TR2 gemini has many of the "offline-first" mentality [08:27] schestowitz-TR2 worse: they just accuracy by "likes"a nd "share" [08:27] schestowitz-TR2 i.e. stuff that becomes more visible [08:27] schestowitz-TR2 and absed on twitter wber or even fb (francis h), there is interference, even foreign, and it does much harm [08:29] Techrights-sec yes and there is a disconnect with the public, because in the past some of [08:29] Techrights-sec these institutions were central in eduction and archiving knowledge. without [08:29] Techrights-sec any public discourse, that has changed. people tend to live in the past [08:29] Techrights-sec so they don't notice how things are and are even less likely to notice the [08:29] Techrights-sec trajectory things are on. [08:31] schestowitz-TR2 maybe a theme for the imminent future, not sure... [08:31] schestowitz-TR2 tbh, one downside of leaving all social control media is that I lost sight of what goes on there [08:31] schestowitz-TR2 even manstodon and the fediverse in general [08:31] schestowitz-TR2 but I got the impression it's waning too [08:31] schestowitz-TR2 many people take a break or hiatus [08:31] schestowitz-TR2 seeing the overall "engagement" is done anyway [08:32] schestowitz-TR2 it peaked half a decade ago [08:32] schestowitz-TR2 and the figures from statcounter seem to confirm that [08:32] schestowitz-TR2 twitter made money from the "trump effect" [08:32] schestowitz-TR2 jack meanwhile moved to fakecoins [08:32] schestowitz-TR2 I bet there too he loses money [08:32] schestowitz-TR2 but not his own money [08:42] schestowitz-TR2 -- [08:42] schestowitz-TR2 I think I want to go more and more down this route of info management [08:43] schestowitz-TR2 seeing that some older issues are either evolving or going away [08:43] schestowitz-TR2 the other say in my personal site I posted a video of tim b-l on linked data [08:43] schestowitz-TR2 not sure if you follow that blog [08:43] schestowitz-TR2 but in 2005 I already wanted to do a second phd, that one in semantic web [08:43] schestowitz-TR2 I spoke to a well-known prof in that are (in our dept), at the end decided to just focus on the sites insread [08:43] schestowitz-TR2 in 2005 ther web was in a vastly better shape [08:43] schestowitz-TR2 still with some real media presence [08:43] schestowitz-TR2 and now a "Tracking industry" [08:45] *DaemonFC has quit (Quit: Leaving) [08:52] schestowitz-TR2 --- [08:52] schestowitz-TR2 draft [08:52] schestowitz-TR2 short, no summary yet [08:52] schestowitz-TR2 video still processing ● Aug 27 [09:17] schestowitz-TR2 maybe we can install a local instance of newswaffle [09:17] schestowitz-TR2 then link from TM's capsules to that [09:17] schestowitz-TR2 with the title="" part turned into attribution [09:17] Techrights-sec ack [09:17] Techrights-sec checking [09:17] Techrights-sec what is the link to the source for Newswaffle, what does it do? [09:17] schestowitz-TR2 I just wonder what dependencies it has, how hard it is to deploy locally [09:18] schestowitz__[TR] http://techrights.org/2022/07/10/after-simplynews-comes-newswaffle/ [09:18] -TechrightsBN/#boycottnovell-techrights.org | A Ton of News Sites, With Images Included, Now in Geminispace Owing to NewsWaffle | Techrights [09:18] schestowitz__[TR] gemini://gemi.dev/gemlog/2022-07-10-newswaffle.gmi [09:19] Techrights-sec dead linK? https://mepis.org/ [09:19] Techrights-sec what des newswaffle do? [09:19] Techrights-sec what is the project page URL? [09:19] -TechrightsBN/#boycottnovell-mepis.org | 6 Best Linux Distros of 2021, Coupons, Sale & Discounts [09:26] schestowitz-TR2 short story, tuxmachines can make gemtext versions of pages it links to [09:26] schestowitz-TR2 and they are made 'on the fly' [09:26] schestowitz-TR2 so copyright ought not be an issue [09:27] *MinceR has quit (Ping timeout: 2m30s) [09:27] Techrights-sec https://github.com/acidus99/NewsWaffle/tree/main/NewsWaffle [09:27] Techrights-sec Technically it is a browser or proxy [09:27] Techrights-sec https://github.com/acidus99/NewsWaffle/blob/main/NewsWaffle.sln [09:27] *MinceR (~mincer@bringer.of.light) has joined #boycottnovell [09:27] *irc.techrights.org sets mode +a #boycottnovell MinceR [09:27] -TechrightsBN/#boycottnovell-NewsWaffle/NewsWaffle at main acidus99/NewsWaffle GitHub [09:27] -TechrightsBN/#boycottnovell-NewsWaffle/NewsWaffle.sln at main acidus99/NewsWaffle GitHub [09:35] schestowitz-TR2 yes [09:35] schestowitz-TR2 I forgot what went through my mind while recording [09:35] schestowitz-TR2 but basically the premise was, [09:35] schestowitz-TR2 you do not need to leave gemini [09:36] schestowitz-TR2 but then in TM it's trickier than this [09:36] schestowitz-TR2 and given how much we link to there, it can act as a proxy for gemini users... for "linux" news [09:55] Techrights-sec I'm not familiar with the language it is written in [09:55] Techrights-sec More to the point, it is absent from the official Alpine repositories and [09:55] Techrights-sec that ought to be a veto until it is properly packaged. Otherwise there [09:55] Techrights-sec will be a lot of time spent trackign the project and its security holes [09:55] Techrights-sec and hurriedly patching and compiling [09:56] schestowitz-TR2 fair point [09:56] schestowitz-TR2 would linking to the external (semi-official) instance be worth it? ● Aug 27 [10:03] Techrights-sec I guess so, but without a proper package in the repository running an instance [10:03] Techrights-sec ought to wait. There is just too much maintenance overhead otherwise, not to [10:03] Techrights-sec mention the security risks. [10:03] schestowitz-TR2 in my experience (the IRC bot), all one has to do is append the URL to the "base" part of newswaffler [10:03] schestowitz-TR2 it can deal with all sors of "weird" URL strings [10:03] schestowitz-TR2 I also think it's important to use the tool and encouirage others to do the same [10:03] schestowitz-TR2 to keep the incentive to run and maintain it [10:03] schestowitz-TR2 same with invidious [10:09] Techrights-sec yes [10:11] schestowitz-TR2 from what I can see, from capsules we have (two of them), more people install and also regularly use gemini clients [10:11] schestowitz-TR2 unique IP addresses [10:11] schestowitz-TR2 if they can get everything in plain form (some people who read TM over gemini emailed me), the www will wane [10:11] schestowitz-TR2 which is probably what we want anyway, given what the www became [10:11] schestowitz-TR2 with the financial meltdown (I did two posts about MSFT last night) I think all those unprofitable companies [10:11] schestowitz-TR2 will perish in due course [10:11] schestowitz-TR2 show profit or drop dead [10:11] schestowitz-TR2 one needs to perservere as hey fall [10:11] schestowitz-TR2 the remaining diaspora pods (I am guessing mastodon also) will die gradually [10:11] schestowitz-TR2 because you just see the trends and it's a swift slide [10:18] *MinceR has quit (Ping timeout: 2m30s) [10:19] *MinceR (~mincer@bringer.of.light) has joined #boycottnovell [10:19] *irc.techrights.org sets mode +a #boycottnovell MinceR [10:26] *MinceR has quit (Ping timeout: 2m30s) [10:27] *MinceR (~mincer@bringer.of.light) has joined #boycottnovell [10:27] *irc.techrights.org sets mode +a #boycottnovell MinceR [10:38] schestowitz-TR2 LOL. OSI has outsourced its Web site to proprietary software. ClownFlare. [10:38] schestowitz-TR2 Also, the OSI Web site had been hosted on FreeBSD until a decade ago https://sitereport.netcraft.com/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fopensource.org [10:38] schestowitz-TR2 - [10:38] -TechrightsBN/#boycottnovell-sitereport.netcraft.com | Site report for http://opensource.org | Netcraft [10:45] Techrights-sec ack [10:53] schestowitz-TR2 - [10:53] schestowitz-TR2 atm tuxmachines.org redirects to news.tuxmachines.org [10:53] schestowitz-TR2 is it ok to make a simple front page like techrights.org, which in turn has various links, inc. news.tm [10:53] schestowitz-TR2 and maybe mention the gemini capsule, archives, screenshots etc.? [10:53] schestowitz-TR2 I can do this myself today [10:53] schestowitz-TR2 come to think of it, that's one way to git-ify the front page of techrights [10:53] schestowitz-TR2 we can model it on the same thing [10:53] schestowitz-TR2 I'm gonna have a go at it [10:53] schestowitz-TR2 btw, in netcraft TM's traffic ranks is about same as OSI and linuxfoundation.org [10:53] schestowitz-TR2 news.tuxmachines.org is considered new and unknown to some extent [10:53] schestowitz-TR2 so risk ranking is 1/10 (10 is worst) ● Aug 27 [11:03] *MinceR has quit (Ping timeout: 2m30s) [11:04] Techrights-sec ack [11:04] Techrights-sec maybe sometime the new TM site can be tuxmachines.org and the old one [11:04] Techrights-sec become at that time old.tuxmachines.org ? [11:06] schestowitz-TR2 maybe, but that can break ond incoming links if not done very carefully [11:06] schestowitz-TR2 there are also all sorts of secondary links for printer-friendly and pdf [11:06] schestowitz-TR2 atm, the old site still does 2.5-3 hits per second [11:06] schestowitz-TR2 and that uses the inertia [11:07] schestowitz-TR2 I am making a front page for tuxmachines based on the TR front page [11:07] schestowitz-TR2 planning to push to git later [11:11] *MinceR (~mincer@bringer.of.light) has joined #boycottnovell [11:11] *irc.techrights.org sets mode +a #boycottnovell MinceR [11:17] *MinceR has quit (Ping timeout: 2m30s) [11:25] Techrights-sec ack [11:25] Techrights-sec remember, simple is better, simpler is best [11:26] *MinceR (~mincer@bringer.of.light) has joined #boycottnovell [11:26] *irc.techrights.org sets mode +a #boycottnovell MinceR [11:30] schestowitz-TR2 I've disabled the geek4geeks site [11:30] schestowitz-TR2 it seems like contentfarm, not a blog [11:30] schestowitz-TR2 it ven got worse since I first added it (if that's possible!) [11:31] *MinceR has quit (Ping timeout: 2m30s) [11:33] *MinceR (~mincer@bringer.of.light) has joined #boycottnovell [11:33] *irc.techrights.org sets mode +a #boycottnovell MinceR [11:43] Techrights-sec ack [11:56] schestowitz-TR2 ok, go to tuxmachines.org/index2.php [11:56] schestowitz-TR2 I think php really wants rss and cannot cope with atom [11:59] *MinceR has quit (Ping timeout: 2m30s) ● Aug 27 [12:05] *MinceR (~mincer@bringer.of.light) has joined #boycottnovell [12:05] *irc.techrights.org sets mode +a #boycottnovell MinceR [12:11] *MinceR has quit (Ping timeout: 2m30s) [12:16] *MinceR (~mincer@bringer.of.light) has joined #boycottnovell [12:16] *irc.techrights.org sets mode +a #boycottnovell MinceR [12:51] Techrights-sec checking [12:51] Techrights-sec what would be the purpose of the alternate page? [12:53] schestowitz-TR2 assuming the news site is a subsection of the whole [12:53] schestowitz-TR2 the front page can link to an extensive site archive [12:53] schestowitz-TR2 including stuff like distro reviews [12:53] schestowitz-TR2 "blog style sites" = everyone here just comes to read the latst thing (also see: social control media) [12:53] schestowitz-TR2 1990s site = people come here to find info [12:53] schestowitz-TR2 "mobile" = pile of shit with no navigation except back button ● Aug 27 [13:01] schestowitz-TR2 --- [13:01] schestowitz-TR2 wait, did you mention "alternative version"? [13:01] schestowitz-TR2 in that same page? [13:01] schestowitz-TR2 that's your mobile-friently (fluid, div-based) rendition of the same) [13:01] schestowitz-TR2 but either way, it would be nice to make tuxmachines not just a news stream [13:01] schestowitz-TR2 but also a place where people can find older things [13:01] schestowitz-TR2 in techrights, we made a placeholder for "This Week imn History" [13:18] *Mio14 has quit (Ping timeout: 120 seconds) [13:18] *Mio14 (~quassel@freenode-kn5.7kl.f90g06.IP) has joined #boycottnovell [13:22] *starstreak has quit (Ping timeout: 2m30s) ● Aug 27 [14:09] schestowitz-TR2 EFF became product endorser... for AOL??? TechCrunch now, Microsoft before... https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2022/08/techcrunch-launches-lookup-tool-help-android-users-know-if-their-device-was | Source: EFF [14:09] -TechrightsBN/#boycottnovell-www.eff.org | TechCrunch Launches Lookup Tool to Help Android Users Know if Their Device Was Compromised by a Family of Stalkerware Apps | Electronic Frontier Foundation [14:10] Techrights-sec ack [14:10] Techrights-sec some kind of calendar function would be needed to finish setting up [14:10] Techrights-sec a "This Week In History", not necessarily on the web but something accessible [14:10] Techrights-sec by several [14:13] schestowitz-TR2 at least we have escaped the rigid blog-like format of drupal/wordpress/joomla [14:13] schestowitz-TR2 the current cms is more flesible and liberating [14:13] schestowitz-TR2 and still supports atom/rss [14:13] schestowitz-TR2 for the front page we need to think carefully [14:13] schestowitz-TR2 what I put there is prototype, a culled version of the techrights thing [14:13] schestowitz-TR2 I've not done the same for "mobile" version [14:13] schestowitz-TR2 but that can be like what we have in gemini for 1) archives-centic index and 2) irc-centric index [14:13] schestowitz-TR2 in gemini (TR) we have 3 types of indexes [14:13] schestowitz-TR2 after you and I refactored things to make the main page shorter [14:15] schestowitz-TR2 EFF: abortions, sex change, politics etc. Yes, we used to talk about tech, but nowadays we oust our techies, so... https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2022/08/trans-youths-need-data-sanctuary | Source: EFF [14:15] -TechrightsBN/#boycottnovell-www.eff.org | Trans Youths Need Data Sanctuary | Electronic Frontier Foundation [14:48] Techrights-sec ack [14:48] schestowitz-TR2 aha!! [14:48] schestowitz-TR2 Sorted the php fetch from atom [14:48] schestowitz-TR2 made some modifications [14:48] schestowitz-TR2 refresh above page [14:48] schestowitz-TR2 remember this is a _single-file_ page, self-contained ● Aug 27 [15:00] Techrights-sec ack [15:17] *psydroid2 (~psydroid@h635kpe3hju7k.irc) has joined #boycottnovell [15:30] schestowitz__[TR] I think I found the culprit in the encoding issue [15:30] schestowitz__[TR] it happened again [15:30] schestowitz__[TR] in [15:30] schestowitz__[TR]
  • How to Run Multiple Commands in One Cron Job – TecAdmin
    [15:30] -TechrightsBN/#boycottnovell-tecadmin.net | How to Run Multiple Commands in One Cron Job TecAdmin [15:30] schestowitz__[TR]

    According to the official documentation, you will find that PipeWire is installed on your system, especially on Debian 10, 11, and 12, but it will not be in an active state to be used on your system. [15:30] schestowitz__[TR]

    • [15:30] schestowitz__[TR] removing – [15:30] schestowitz__[TR] seems to have solved it [15:38] schestowitz__[TR] maybe also this: [15:38] schestowitz__[TR]
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    [15:38] -TechrightsBN/#boycottnovell-thenewstack.io | Deploy a Kubernetes Cluster on Ubuntu Server Using Containerd The New Stack [15:39] schestowitz__[TR] mind the – ● Aug 27 [16:13] *MinceR has quit (Ping timeout: 2m30s) [16:14] *MinceR (~mincer@bringer.of.light) has joined #boycottnovell [16:14] *irc.techrights.org sets mode +a #boycottnovell MinceR ● Aug 27 [17:21] *MinceR has quit (Ping timeout: 2m30s) [17:22] *MinceR (~mincer@bringer.of.light) has joined #boycottnovell [17:22] *irc.techrights.org sets mode +a #boycottnovell MinceR [17:31] *MinceR has quit (Ping timeout: 2m30s) [17:32] *MinceR (~mincer@bringer.of.light) has joined #boycottnovell [17:32] *irc.techrights.org sets mode +a #boycottnovell MinceR [17:38] Techrights-sec yes, that's a problem with some things, they don't accept the abbreviations [17:38] Techrights-sec like they should and you have to then use the numeric values in their place [17:38] Techrights-sec on the other hand, all the scripts /should/ be able to handle plain UTF-8 [17:38] Techrights-sec for both input and output without need for entities [17:39] schestowitz-TR2 so you suggest I just manually do a sanity check? [17:39] schestowitz-TR2 and redo if needed? [17:39] schestowitz-TR2 Assuming there's no blanket solution? [17:57] Techrights-sec There's probably not a blanket solution if not using raw UTF-8 [17:58] schestowitz-TR2 I can improve my sed here, I think some of these oddball symbols come from of some sites [17:58] schestowitz-TR2 so I will make substitutions [17:59] Techrights-sec I'm not sure sed is UTF8-safe yet; There is a rumor of AWK gaining UTF-8 support [17:59] Techrights-sec only the other day, but the rumor has not be confirmed yet [17:59] schestowitz-TR2 K has talked about it [17:59] schestowitz-TR2 I gathered 3 or 4 reports ● Aug 27 [18:18] Techrights-sec ack [18:25] schestowitz-TR2 I am looking at tm-extract [18:25] schestowitz-TR2 would you say a better approach would be to get the list of posts for a given day from the DB? [18:25] schestowitz-TR2 or from the file system? [18:25] schestowitz-TR2 in the file system it should not be hard to do, except getting page titles require scanning each file [18:50] *starstreak (~starstreak@muarsy2vret2q.irc) has joined #boycottnovell ● Aug 27 [19:43] *MinceR has quit (Ping timeout: 2m30s) [19:43] *MinceR (~mincer@bringer.of.light) has joined #boycottnovell [19:43] *irc.techrights.org sets mode +a #boycottnovell MinceR ● Aug 27 [20:42] Techrights-sec the slug (file name) would be easiest to look up when combined with date [20:42] Techrights-sec it is in the keys table ● Aug 27 [21:05] *DaemonFC (~daemonfc@tatg6qc8j49gy.irc) has joined #boycottnovell ● Aug 27 [23:52] *psydroid2 has quit (connection closed)