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MinceR | https://ircz.de/p/22032012 | Mar 24 00:11 |
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CrystalMath | i can now confirm that various EU IP addresses are *dropping* connections to sputnik's IP addresses | Mar 24 00:21 |
CrystalMath | i can only connect through VPNs in sane countries | Mar 24 00:21 |
CrystalMath | scanning the thing through tor's exit nodes in the EU, i can confirm this is more likely a deliberate blockage as opposed to some DDoS | Mar 24 00:23 |
CrystalMath | they're no longer messing around with DNS | Mar 24 00:23 |
MinceR | i think they made it official a while ago | Mar 24 00:25 |
CrystalMath | i think i'm going to mirror sputniknews myself | Mar 24 00:26 |
MinceR | ah, you've taken on yourself the duty of hungarian state media, minus the translation | Mar 24 00:27 |
CrystalMath | i'm fighting against censorship | Mar 24 00:27 |
CrystalMath | which is what techrights should be doing | Mar 24 00:27 |
MinceR | techrights should help the terrorussian war effort? | Mar 24 00:28 |
MinceR | strange, i thought techrights was supposed to stay out of this war | Mar 24 00:28 |
CrystalMath | war? | Mar 24 00:29 |
CrystalMath | i'm not talking about war i'm talking about *censorship* | Mar 24 00:29 |
CrystalMath | what is with you | Mar 24 00:29 |
MinceR | right, putler calls it "special military operation" | Mar 24 00:29 |
MinceR | also, "peacekeeping" | Mar 24 00:29 |
CrystalMath | well i call it censorship | Mar 24 00:29 |
MinceR | not many people will understand you that way :> | Mar 24 00:30 |
CrystalMath | if the EU is blocking an IP range because of its content, that's called censorship | Mar 24 00:30 |
MinceR | that it is | Mar 24 00:30 |
CrystalMath | and that is something everyone here should oppose | Mar 24 00:30 |
MinceR | and the content being blocked is information warfare, or desinformation | Mar 24 00:31 |
MinceR | people should also oppose war | Mar 24 00:31 |
MinceR | and nuclear saberrattling | Mar 24 00:31 |
CrystalMath | there is no excuse for censorship | Mar 24 00:32 |
MinceR | indeed, and i'm not sure if they'll accomplish anything with it | Mar 24 00:32 |
MinceR | and yet i'm not going to help vladolf | Mar 24 00:32 |
MinceR | he can go fuck himself | Mar 24 00:33 |
MinceR | he had a hand in fucking up the country where i live, destroying the prospects of my life, and his predecessors also had a hand in fucking up the country where i live, and destroying the mentality of most people who live here | Mar 24 00:33 |
MinceR | oh, also, i'm already sick and tired of terrorussian propaganda being funnelled to me through various channels, including hungarian state tv channels | Mar 24 00:35 |
CrystalMath | there is no excuse for censorship | Mar 24 00:36 |
MinceR | you're barking up the wrong tree | Mar 24 00:37 |
CrystalMath | really? i thought we're all against censorship here | Mar 24 00:38 |
MinceR | you seem to be stuck in a loop | Mar 24 00:38 |
CrystalMath | you do realize that supporting censorship even ONCE is enough to completely discredit every single time you've spoken against it? | Mar 24 00:38 |
CrystalMath | i don't think you realize it | Mar 24 00:38 |
CrystalMath | you just supported every single instance of it | Mar 24 00:38 |
MinceR | you do realize that supporting putler's invasion of ukraine even once is enough to completely discredit every single time one has spoken against it? | Mar 24 00:38 |
CrystalMath | i don't care about it | Mar 24 00:39 |
MinceR | i know | Mar 24 00:39 |
MinceR | i do | Mar 24 00:39 |
CrystalMath | this is techrights, we care about tech rights | Mar 24 00:39 |
CrystalMath | we care about software freedom | Mar 24 00:39 |
CrystalMath | we care about privacy | Mar 24 00:39 |
CrystalMath | and we care about free access to information | Mar 24 00:39 |
CrystalMath | (free as in freedom) | Mar 24 00:39 |
MinceR | that's nice and all, but there's no information in the cesspits known as sputnik and rt | Mar 24 00:40 |
MinceR | there is only disinformation there | Mar 24 00:40 |
CrystalMath | i confirm RT is not blocked, though | Mar 24 00:40 |
CrystalMath | nor Tass, just sputnik | Mar 24 00:40 |
CrystalMath | anyway, it really doesn't matter what is blocked | Mar 24 00:41 |
CrystalMath | it must not matter | Mar 24 00:41 |
CrystalMath | being anti-censorship means being non-selectively against censoring information | Mar 24 00:41 |
CrystalMath | it means not censoring the flat earth, scientology, you name it | Mar 24 00:41 |
CrystalMath | it doesn't matter how false it is | Mar 24 00:41 |
CrystalMath | a person who is not anti-censorship is pro-censorship | Mar 24 00:42 |
MinceR | run your mouth all you like, i'm not going to help your favorite dictator in his war | Mar 24 00:42 |
CrystalMath | i don't need your help, i am pointing out that you don't even belong her | Mar 24 00:43 |
CrystalMath | *here | Mar 24 00:43 |
MinceR | then remove me from here | Mar 24 00:44 |
CrystalMath | also, i'm providing this information to techrights to write about and condemn the censorship committed by the EU | Mar 24 00:44 |
MinceR | also, ask XRevan86 about roskomnadzor, since you seem to be on a crusade against censorship | Mar 24 00:44 |
CrystalMath | right, we condemn that already i'm sure | Mar 24 00:44 |
MinceR | you'll be surprised how much of a supporter of censorship vladolf is | Mar 24 00:44 |
MinceR | no, you don't | Mar 24 00:44 |
MinceR | also, he had Navalny poisoned and imprisoned for what he said | Mar 24 00:45 |
CrystalMath | but censoring (some) supporters of censorship means supporting censorship | Mar 24 00:45 |
MinceR | who am i censoring? | Mar 24 00:45 |
MinceR | and how? | Mar 24 00:45 |
CrystalMath | you are indirectly supporting the EU's censorship | Mar 24 00:45 |
CrystalMath | which is contrary to tech rights | Mar 24 00:45 |
CrystalMath | tomorrow, maybe you'll support proprietary extensions in hardware to spy on people | Mar 24 00:46 |
CrystalMath | because maybe it will find Putin's "agents" | Mar 24 00:46 |
CrystalMath | see where this is going? | Mar 24 00:46 |
MinceR | yeah, i see where this is going | Mar 24 00:48 |
MinceR | you ignore everything that doesn't support putler | Mar 24 00:48 |
CrystalMath | what? | Mar 24 00:49 |
CrystalMath | so you literally won't even deny that you would support proprietary spyware | Mar 24 00:49 |
CrystalMath | i did not expect that | Mar 24 00:49 |
MinceR | and i'm not even going to dignify that with an answer | Mar 24 00:51 |
CrystalMath | Richard Stallman, i'm sure is strongly against the special operation, but if he said that it would be okay to force proprietary spyware on people to detect "Putin's agents", i would renounce him immediately | Mar 24 00:51 |
CrystalMath | the part about the reason to force proprietary software on people is completely irrelevant, it always was; this must always be opposed | Mar 24 00:51 |
CrystalMath | no matter what you put there | Mar 24 00:51 |
MinceR | blocking IP addresses is perfectly doable with free software tools | Mar 24 00:53 |
MinceR | and so is disconnecting CheburNet from the Internet | Mar 24 00:53 |
CrystalMath | it would be shocking if Stallman supported censorship, and that would hurt his image, but it would not be a reason to completely renounce him; it is after all a side issue compared to software freedom | Mar 24 00:54 |
CrystalMath | we're now talking about proprietary spyware to detect Putin's agents, which is hypothetical today | Mar 24 00:54 |
CrystalMath | EU censorship was hypothetical yesterday | Mar 24 00:54 |
MinceR | again, no proprietary spyware is necessary to detect you | Mar 24 00:56 |
MinceR | any web browser and our public logs would be sufficient | Mar 24 00:56 |
CrystalMath | the closest i've ever been to Putin is through ReactOS | Mar 24 00:56 |
CrystalMath | and he never paid me | Mar 24 00:57 |
CrystalMath | sure, he did donate to ReactOS, but i never took any of that money | Mar 24 00:57 |
CrystalMath | everything i did there, i did it because my heart told me to | Mar 24 00:57 |
MinceR | the heart is a poor advisor | Mar 24 00:58 |
CrystalMath | i don't know if i should be proud or devastated that i'm in such a small group of people holding to a principled stance against censorship | Mar 24 00:58 |
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CrystalMath | proud because i'm in it, devastated because it's so small | Mar 24 00:59 |
MinceR | you're not in any group holding to a principled stance against censorship | Mar 24 00:59 |
CrystalMath | classic case of projecting ^ | Mar 24 01:05 |
CrystalMath | you're the one who is being unprincipled, you criticize roskomnadzor but not this crap | Mar 24 01:06 |
MinceR | i've also given my reasons for it | Mar 24 01:06 |
CrystalMath | you have principles, but anti-censorship is not one of them | Mar 24 01:06 |
MinceR | you have principles, but anti-censorship is not one of them | Mar 24 01:07 |
CrystalMath | i oppose censorship in all situations | Mar 24 01:07 |
CrystalMath | you do not... | Mar 24 01:07 |
CrystalMath | it's that simple | Mar 24 01:08 |
MinceR | no, you do not | Mar 24 01:08 |
CrystalMath | i'm claiming right now that i do, you literally claim that you do not | Mar 24 01:08 |
MinceR | you're supporting a dictator who engages in heavy censorship all the time, even right now | Mar 24 01:08 |
CrystalMath | i'm not supporting the censorship part, and i never did | Mar 24 01:29 |
CrystalMath | also, my support of these governments is selective, not complete | Mar 24 01:30 |
CrystalMath | the important thing is to be firm on anti-censorship | Mar 24 01:30 |
MinceR | curious how the important things get selected | Mar 24 01:35 |
MinceR | like how the most important freedom is to be unvaccinated against the God-Virus but other pathogens don't matter | Mar 24 01:35 |
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CrystalMath | the important thing is to be firm on anti-censorship | Mar 24 01:44 |
CrystalMath | this really puts all viruses in the shade | Mar 24 01:44 |
MinceR | funny how that works | Mar 24 01:45 |
CrystalMath | the serbian sputniknews website says that the outage in serbia is due to DDoS | Mar 24 01:48 |
CrystalMath | but that does not explain how no IP in sweden, germany, or austria can open it | Mar 24 01:48 |
CrystalMath | whereas USA, brazil, and mexico open it immediately | Mar 24 01:48 |
CrystalMath | see, the US is actually sticking to its free speech principles | Mar 24 01:49 |
CrystalMath | and this is very, very commendable | Mar 24 01:49 |
MinceR | read up on their policy on BDS, then | Mar 24 01:49 |
MinceR | also, read up on this >> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anycast | Mar 24 01:49 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-en.wikipedia.org | Anycast - Wikipedia | Mar 24 01:49 | |
CrystalMath | the US may ban the implementation of israel boycotts, but it does not ban speech | Mar 24 01:51 |
CrystalMath | nobody's perfect, but being adamant on anti-censorship is commendable and it's great for the US's image | Mar 24 01:55 |
MinceR | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Censorship_in_the_United_States | Mar 24 01:55 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-en.wikipedia.org | Censorship in the United States - Wikipedia | Mar 24 01:55 | |
MinceR | being a hypocrite on anti-censorship, less so | Mar 24 01:56 |
CrystalMath | this is way better than the EU | Mar 24 01:57 |
MinceR | it probably is, but perfect it ain't | Mar 24 01:57 |
CrystalMath | the EU has literally taken it upon itself to build their own great firewall | Mar 24 01:57 |
activelow | why is it, i do fear to say, that i do _not_ believe Putin or any Russian military supposedly ordered to shoot civilians (which some video was shown in evening news) | Mar 24 01:58 |
CrystalMath | activelow: because it's bullcrap | Mar 24 01:58 |
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MinceR | the soldiers did it in their free time? | Mar 24 01:59 |
CrystalMath | it did not happen of course | Mar 24 01:59 |
MinceR | they were on vacation, like in crimea in 2014? | Mar 24 01:59 |
activelow | CrystalMath: do you think russian military did this, shooting civilian passengers? i do not believe, yet i do not know because i hadn't been there. | Mar 24 02:00 |
CrystalMath | activelow: of course not | Mar 24 02:00 |
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matey | ill bite, how are we fighting censorship today? and how does it help putler | Mar 24 02:15 |
matey | to crystalmath and mincer respectively | Mar 24 02:16 |
MinceR | by spreading putler's disinformation so that he can win the war, apparently | Mar 24 02:16 |
MinceR | and take over ukraine, and encroach on the freedom of speech of even more people | Mar 24 02:16 |
matey | who is censoring putlers disinformation (im not sceptical about the part that putler is spreading disinformation, ive seen it) | Mar 24 02:17 |
MinceR | allegedly the EU is blocking various terrorussian propaganda sites | Mar 24 02:17 |
matey | it sets a bad precedent | Mar 24 02:17 |
MinceR | earlier i've heard of RT but i'm not sure if that's blocked; allegedly sputnik is being blocked now | Mar 24 02:17 |
MinceR | it does | Mar 24 02:17 |
matey | (and not for the first time-- meaning technically its a not a precedent) | Mar 24 02:17 |
MinceR | and i'm not sure if it actually helps | Mar 24 02:17 |
matey | so we are in agreement | Mar 24 02:17 |
matey | but what is crystalmath trying to do about it | Mar 24 02:18 |
MinceR | are people who go to RT and sputnik for "news" likely to oppose vladolf, ever? | Mar 24 02:18 |
MinceR | apparently he wants Roy to set up a mirror or something | Mar 24 02:18 |
matey | this is the first ive heard of rt being pro putler, i thought they were leftish (for russia i mean) | Mar 24 02:18 |
MinceR | also, i suspect that they're spreading more propaganda over social control media and chat | Mar 24 02:18 |
matey | granteed i havent seen rt in a year or two | Mar 24 02:18 |
matey | also, i suspect that they're spreading more propaganda over social control media and chat <- no, only the americans do that. russians would never... | Mar 24 02:19 |
matey | :) | Mar 24 02:19 |
MinceR | and we already know how well outlets like dumbFuckBook help stop the spread of neofascist propaganda | Mar 24 02:19 |
matey | nazibook? | Mar 24 02:19 |
MinceR | yeah | Mar 24 02:19 |
matey | heh | Mar 24 02:19 |
MinceR | faecesbook | Mar 24 02:19 |
matey | fascistbook | Mar 24 02:19 |
matey | zuck is jewish, i assume hes just trying to look edgy | Mar 24 02:20 |
MinceR | no, he's just trying to get even richer | Mar 24 02:20 |
MinceR | cambridge analytica was also merely driving engagement for him | Mar 24 02:20 |
MinceR | and who cares if the usa loses rule of law | Mar 24 02:20 |
matey | certainly not he | Mar 24 02:20 |
MinceR | (what rule of law it had, anyway) | Mar 24 02:20 |
matey | ineded | Mar 24 02:21 |
matey | indeed | Mar 24 02:21 |
matey | im in the dark about how youre pro-censorship on this | Mar 24 02:21 |
matey | maybe rt would explain it to me, IF I COULD GO THERE | Mar 24 02:22 |
MinceR | by not wanting to help host mirrors of terrorussian propaganda sites | Mar 24 02:22 |
matey | so youre not pro-censorship, youre neutral on mirroring | Mar 24 02:22 |
matey | crystalmath has boolean trouble sometimes | Mar 24 02:22 |
MinceR | i don't care if he does it | Mar 24 02:22 |
matey | i mean dont we all | Mar 24 02:22 |
matey | but this is an example of it | Mar 24 02:22 |
MinceR | the hungarian government already translates and rebroadcasts every lie that comes out of terrorussia | Mar 24 02:23 |
matey | so there isnt much for you to do about it then | Mar 24 02:23 |
MinceR | and millions of hungarian idiots believe every letter of it | Mar 24 02:23 |
MinceR | nope | Mar 24 02:23 |
matey | if you wanted to be a dick about it | Mar 24 02:23 |
MinceR | all i can do is wait for the human species to kill itself off and see how they choose to do it | Mar 24 02:23 |
matey | and im not saying you do, but just for the sake of argument | Mar 24 02:23 |
matey | and im not saying i do either-- but just to make a semi-useful point | Mar 24 02:23 |
matey | you could turn crystalmaths argument against them | Mar 24 02:24 |
MinceR | he doesn't listen to reason | Mar 24 02:24 |
matey | and say "if youre so anti-censorship why dont you go mirror something USEFUL that is being censored" | Mar 24 02:24 |
matey | thats the first part | Mar 24 02:24 |
matey | the second part is | Mar 24 02:24 |
MinceR | i guess to him it's useful | Mar 24 02:24 |
matey | you accuse them of being PRO-CENSORSHIP about more important things, because instead theyre only helping putler | Mar 24 02:25 |
matey | after all, we cant mirror everything right? | Mar 24 02:25 |
MinceR | presumably it's less work to become vladolf putler's slave in serbia if putler just marches through ukraine and hungary and takes over serbia | Mar 24 02:25 |
matey | so why choose to save putler from this oh-so-important thing | Mar 24 02:25 |
MinceR | than just moving to terrorussia | Mar 24 02:25 |
matey | but of course that would be dickish | Mar 24 02:25 |
matey | and we are trying to set a good example here | Mar 24 02:25 |
matey | i think | Mar 24 02:25 |
MinceR | it's because he thought he finally found a way to get freedom-respecting people to help putler's crusade against freedom | Mar 24 02:26 |
matey | well they admit their bias | Mar 24 02:26 |
matey | so i think this is more about bias than about censorship, but thats just my take on it | Mar 24 02:26 |
matey | its technically about censorship too... | Mar 24 02:26 |
matey | but since none of us are waving a flag for censorship here, what do they want | Mar 24 02:27 |
CrystalMath | matey: i never asked MinceR to host it | Mar 24 02:27 |
matey | what do you actually want from him though | Mar 24 02:27 |
CrystalMath | to have the principle of anti-censorship that this place is supposed to have | Mar 24 02:28 |
matey | and how is he falling short of that in your opinion | Mar 24 02:28 |
CrystalMath | by not condemning EU censorship | Mar 24 02:28 |
matey | i think technically he did condemn it, just not very passionately | Mar 24 02:28 |
CrystalMath | it's pretty bad, they've opened pandora's box | Mar 24 02:28 |
matey | he said it sets a bad precedent | Mar 24 02:28 |
matey | thats technically condemnation | Mar 24 02:29 |
matey | this isnt a nitpick, i think it counts | Mar 24 02:29 |
MinceR | no, they opened pandora's box when they stood idle while orban and kaczynski turned 2 member states into dictatorships | Mar 24 02:29 |
matey | heh | Mar 24 02:29 |
MinceR | and they even handed those dictators money to help prop up their regimes | Mar 24 02:29 |
matey | some people want mincer to stop being a smartass | Mar 24 02:30 |
matey | other people would like to ban being a smartass | Mar 24 02:30 |
matey | to them i say, if we outlaw being a smartass, then only dumbasses will be smartasses | Mar 24 02:30 |
MinceR | lol | Mar 24 02:30 |
matey | this channel needs at least one smartass that isnt a dumbass | Mar 24 02:31 |
matey | thats why we have mincer | Mar 24 02:31 |
matey | also mincer is the only reason tha someday, somehow, this chat will not be hosted on something running systemd | Mar 24 02:32 |
matey | even if it takes another 15 years | Mar 24 02:32 |
MinceR | lol | Mar 24 02:32 |
MinceR | i have no influence on that | Mar 24 02:32 |
matey | ive noticed! | Mar 24 02:32 |
matey | and youve only been trying since 2000-fucking-11 | Mar 24 02:32 |
matey | someone should give you a fucking medal | Mar 24 02:33 |
matey | youre like the smedley butler of gnu/linux distributions | Mar 24 02:33 |
matey | i dont even think denis roio gave a shit about systemd in 2011 | Mar 24 02:33 |
MinceR | lol | Mar 24 02:33 |
matey | though i dont know that he didnt | Mar 24 02:33 |
MinceR | i doubt that i knew about it before he did | Mar 24 02:34 |
matey | i wish crystalmath had cared about all the censorship that went into THAT takeover | Mar 24 02:34 |
matey | bceause it lasted for years | Mar 24 02:34 |
matey | well the thing is, systemd never affected me until it came into debian | Mar 24 02:35 |
matey | and that was a non-issue until late 2014 | Mar 24 02:35 |
matey | and i switched to devuan in early 2015, when roio put out a pre-alpha iso | Mar 24 02:35 |
matey | heres the sad part | Mar 24 02:35 |
matey | devuan never (to the best of my knowledge) put out a better version than roios pre-alpha | Mar 24 02:36 |
matey | its a bit like reactos | Mar 24 02:36 |
matey | cool idea, only the oldest versions were of any use to me at all | Mar 24 02:36 |
matey | after the audit i couldnt find any real hardware to boot it | Mar 24 02:36 |
matey | this isnt technically reactoss fault though | Mar 24 02:36 |
matey | with all the russian devs involved its probably putlers :) | Mar 24 02:37 |
matey | ^ im joking | Mar 24 02:37 |
MinceR | the systemd cultists acted faster than devuan could accumulate workforce | Mar 24 02:37 |
matey | yes that was part of it | Mar 24 02:37 |
matey | the systemdouches are the root cause | Mar 24 02:37 |
matey | i wont get into everything wrong with devuan itself | Mar 24 02:37 |
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matey | but it was a good idea | Mar 24 02:38 |
MinceR | probably the last GNU/Linux distro with stable releases and no systemd left is Slackware, and it releases so rarely its stable releases aren't always practical to run | Mar 24 02:38 |
MinceR | last time i installed it i had to install -current because the kernel that shipped with 14.2 was too old to support my hardware | Mar 24 02:38 |
matey | i no longer use "practical" and "linux" in the same sentence (unless its like when i did exactly that, just now) | Mar 24 02:38 |
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MinceR | as such, there aren't really enough people who care for stable GNU/Linux to be maintained anymore | Mar 24 02:39 |
matey | linux wont give you freedom 3 (disputed, immibis has a counterexample) | Mar 24 02:39 |
MinceR | but then, MICROS~1 and ibm/deadrat are destroying Linux too | Mar 24 02:39 |
matey | there aren't really enough people who care for stable GNU/Linux to be maintained anymore <- those who care are looking at other options | Mar 24 02:39 |
matey | this is the sad truth | Mar 24 02:39 |
MinceR | yeah | Mar 24 02:39 |
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matey | but imo, linux was a counterrevolution already 20 years ago | Mar 24 02:40 |
matey | systemd is just the icing on the cake | Mar 24 02:40 |
matey | its thick icing, and the result is like that website with terribly looking cupcake shit all over the place | Mar 24 02:40 |
matey | whatever the name is-- cakedistasters, something like that | Mar 24 02:40 |
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matey | what linux is really like on the inside, systemd brings to the surface-- and then adds its own layer on top of that | Mar 24 02:41 |
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matey | it shouldnt even be called gnu/linux | Mar 24 02:42 |
matey | it should be called gnu/antignu | Mar 24 02:42 |
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matey | you put them together and your computer... | Mar 24 02:42 |
matey | well gnu/systemd at least should be called gnu/antignu | Mar 24 02:42 |
matey | there is no linux, there is only fuul | Mar 24 02:43 |
MinceR | it's systemd/Linux | Mar 24 02:43 |
matey | soon to be systemd/kerneld | Mar 24 02:43 |
MinceR | though since Linus stood aside, perhaps kroah-hartmanux or systemd-kerneld is a better name for the kernel | Mar 24 02:43 |
matey | technically he was brushed aside | Mar 24 02:43 |
AdmFubar | https://www.theregister.com/2022/03/24/nvidia_intel_chips/ | Mar 24 02:43 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.theregister.com | Nvidia CEO: We're open to Intel making our chips • The Register | Mar 24 02:44 | |
matey | but yes, he certainly hasnt struggled to come back | Mar 24 02:44 |
matey | after stallman does state of free software, linus should do state of the kernel | Mar 24 02:44 |
matey | which one will be worse? i guess we will find out in april | Mar 24 02:44 |
MinceR | i don't think Linus gets to speek freely anymore | Mar 24 02:44 |
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matey | someone should remake batman (the adam west one, as if there were others) but with free software people | Mar 24 02:45 |
MinceR | yet another batman remake? | Mar 24 02:45 |
matey | its not a remake if adam west is in it | Mar 24 02:45 |
matey | granted, theyll have to speed up the action scenes with camera magic | Mar 24 02:46 |
matey | maybe they can animate it | Mar 24 02:46 |
AdmFubar | sound just like in here today... https://xkcd.com/2597/ | Mar 24 02:46 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-xkcd: Salary Negotiation | Mar 24 02:46 | |
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matey | munroe is dead to me | Mar 24 02:47 |
MinceR | same | Mar 24 02:47 |
AdmFubar | batman by ouija board? | Mar 24 02:47 |
matey | is he dead? | Mar 24 02:47 |
MinceR | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=15nNY7uofNw | Mar 24 02:48 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-@Invidious: https://yewtu.be/watch?v=15nNY7uofNw | Mar 24 02:48 | |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights--> yewtu.be | Curse of The Weggy Board - Invidious | Mar 24 02:48 | |
AdmFubar | adam west dies I think a couple of years ago | Mar 24 02:49 |
matey | perfect spokesman for linux then | Mar 24 02:50 |
matey | /me hopes they bring him back in a later issue | Mar 24 02:50 |
AdmFubar | https://www.wired.com/story/viasat-internet-hack-ukraine-russia/ | Mar 24 02:53 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-Viasat Satellite Hack Spills Beyond Russia–Ukraine War | WIRED | Mar 24 02:53 | |
matey | /me hopes this hack was more useful than just broadcasting a bunch of hearts | Mar 24 02:53 |
AdmFubar | https://tedium.co/2022/03/23/asahi-linux-apple-silicon-first-thoughts/ | Mar 24 02:57 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-tedium.co | Asahi Linux: The Individual User’s Stake in an Apple Silicon World | Mar 24 02:57 | |
matey | the only thing that bothers me about apple silicon is this | Mar 24 02:57 |
matey | most of the time, when you want to address the cpu, you use machine code or asm or something like that | Mar 24 02:58 |
matey | and the m1 makes you use the mouse instead | Mar 24 02:58 |
matey | tbh its very inefficient | Mar 24 02:58 |
MinceR | you buy a real computer and use that instead | Mar 24 02:58 |
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MinceR | https://assets.amuniversal.com/6b08abb09fbb012f2fe600163e41dd5b ( https://dilbert.com/strip/1995-06-24 ) | Mar 24 02:59 |
MinceR | obligatory | Mar 24 02:59 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-Dilbert Comic Strip on 1995-06-24 | Dilbert by Scott Adams | Mar 24 02:59 | |
matey | "the first cpu with its own low-level gui" jobs would be so proud | Mar 24 02:59 |
AdmFubar | https://go.theregister.com/feed/www.theregister.com/2022/03/23/russia_it_pro_exodus/ | Mar 24 02:59 |
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MinceR | so would dave cutler | Mar 24 02:59 |
matey | /me double-clicks some 64-bit registers | Mar 24 02:59 |
matey | this could take a while... | Mar 24 02:59 |
MinceR | they've gone from bloating the kernel with a GUI to bloating the CPU with a GUI | Mar 24 02:59 |
matey | its really a throwback to the pdp when you had to toggle the bootloader in on the front panel | Mar 24 03:00 |
matey | but with rounded corners and a chrome-covered mouse its just so much cooler | Mar 24 03:00 |
matey | ive seriously been waiting this long for a user-friendly cpu though | Mar 24 03:01 |
matey | i mean, finally! | Mar 24 03:01 |
matey | plus it comes in different colours. why the hell didnt intel think of that? | Mar 24 03:01 |
matey | most importantly though | Mar 24 03:02 |
matey | its a cpu with a big fucking apple logo on it | Mar 24 03:02 |
matey | its about fucking time. | Mar 24 03:02 |
matey | their next cpu will also be a phone :) | Mar 24 03:02 |
MinceR | but how does the cultist show off the logo on the cpu? | Mar 24 03:02 |
MinceR | have they figured out a way to cool it without covering a logo? | Mar 24 03:03 |
matey | mincer: see-thru heatsink made of transparent aluminium | Mar 24 03:03 |
MinceR | or have they went the usual route and just forgot about cooling? | Mar 24 03:03 |
MinceR | i don't think that has been invented yet | Mar 24 03:03 |
matey | its just a holdover until tim cook can invent see-thru chrome | Mar 24 03:03 |
MinceR | tim crook can't invent shit | Mar 24 03:04 |
matey | buy honestly, they have 1-way mirrors so it shouldnt be too hard | Mar 24 03:04 |
MinceR | he can't even innovate his cult | Mar 24 03:04 |
matey | tim crook can't invent shit <- this is why they need a holdover | Mar 24 03:04 |
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MinceR | "1-way mirrors" are mostly glass | Mar 24 03:04 |
MinceR | and glass doesn't conduct heat well | Mar 24 03:04 |
matey | ah, but | Mar 24 03:04 |
MinceR | then again, crApple "engineers" wouldn't care if it did anyway | Mar 24 03:04 |
matey | if you heat the glass... | Mar 24 03:04 |
MinceR | they didn't mind building an alleged phone with an antenna that the user would normally short-circuit | Mar 24 03:05 |
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matey | "we made a phone that looks good and has the best features-- and you want it to WORK, too? theres just no pleasing you people" | Mar 24 03:06 |
MinceR | lol | Mar 24 03:06 |
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matey | "engineers" they prefer the term "creatives" | Mar 24 03:06 |
MinceR | if you want a phone that looks good, has the best features and works, go to the competition | Mar 24 03:06 |
MinceR | sadly, LG has given up the fight | Mar 24 03:06 |
matey | i know | Mar 24 03:06 |
MinceR | as the slogan for the V50 said, "What's it gonna take?" | Mar 24 03:07 |
matey | i had a phone from them that was barely bigger than a zippo lighter (it was large enough to be more ergonomic than that) | Mar 24 03:07 |
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matey | it was cheap, reliable, and had JUST ENOUGH browser capability for what i needed on a phone | Mar 24 03:07 |
matey | needless to say i dont do much browsing on a phone | Mar 24 03:07 |
MinceR | samsung knows that's it gonna take: 1. make fun of some misfeature in the hypePhone 2. wait a little 3. copy that same misfeature into a galaxy phone 4. ??? 5. profit! | Mar 24 03:07 |
matey | but when i had to get a new phone eventually, that went by the wayside | Mar 24 03:08 |
matey | samsung: 1. make phone smaller 2. forget to scale battery down to fit 3. squeeze it in like packing a suitcase full of 2 kardashian wardrobes 4. put customers on no-fly list | Mar 24 03:09 |
matey | brilliant engineering. those people should work at apple. | Mar 24 03:09 |
MinceR | wasn't that more of a case of deciding to add a stylus to the Note version but refusing to make room for it? | Mar 24 03:10 |
matey | honestly do not know | Mar 24 03:10 |
matey | all i can tell you is, i know which priority matters more to my design sensibilities | Mar 24 03:10 |
matey | 1. doesnt burst into a flames? check. 2. room for stylus? oh well, fuck it | Mar 24 03:10 |
MinceR | :> | Mar 24 03:11 |
MinceR | it could have been a bit bigger than the S (which is expected of a Note), or it could have had less battery | Mar 24 03:11 |
matey | to be fair, the engineer did go to school | Mar 24 03:11 |
matey | the "why you should never cram batteries into ill-fitting enclosures" lecture was on a day they missed | Mar 24 03:12 |
matey | or it could have had less battery <- but that would piss off the customers, so lets just take our chances | Mar 24 03:13 |
matey | im waiting for someone to put the battery in the cpu | Mar 24 03:14 |
matey | they used to (shit you not) put the clock battery IN THE CLOCK (not usually, i saw this on a repair video of an old x86) | Mar 24 03:14 |
matey | it was a combination clock chip / battery. genius! | Mar 24 03:15 |
matey | less solder points to the board, maybe. who knows | Mar 24 03:16 |
matey | i always think these things happen when someone loses a bet | Mar 24 03:16 |
matey | "hold my beer" | Mar 24 03:16 |
MinceR | yeah | Mar 24 03:17 |
matey | poettering: "i bet you cant do worse than this!" | Mar 24 03:19 |
matey | samsung: "hold my beer" | Mar 24 03:19 |
MinceR | well, they do use kdbus and systemd in tizen, iirc | Mar 24 03:20 |
matey | ugh | Mar 24 03:20 |
MinceR | though i'm not sure if they're still trying to sell tizen phones | Mar 24 03:20 |
matey | my only (academic, hypothetical) interest in tizen was "maybe no systemd) | Mar 24 03:20 |
matey | if they're still trying to sell tizen phones <- obviously not, unless ibm buys them first | Mar 24 03:20 |
matey | didnt facebook have some server design a while back? | Mar 24 03:22 |
MinceR | ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ | Mar 24 03:22 |
matey | if anybody wants something worse than applie silicon... | Mar 24 03:22 |
matey | maybe facebook will make a cpu too :) | Mar 24 03:22 |
MinceR | or MICROS~1 | Mar 24 03:22 |
matey | of course it will constantly upload the contents of the cpu registers to their servers | Mar 24 03:23 |
matey | for advertising of course | Mar 24 03:23 |
AdmFubar | https://www.techdirt.com/2022/03/23/clearview-is-laundering-its-reputation-by-offering-its-ai-to-ukraines-government/ | Mar 24 03:24 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-Clearview Is Laundering Its Reputation By Offering Its AI To Ukraine’s Government | Techdirt | Mar 24 03:24 | |
matey | clearview-is-laundering-its-reputation-by-offering-its-ai-to-ukraines-government <- buncha fucking humanitarians | Mar 24 03:25 |
matey | like when halliburton went to build shit in iraq | Mar 24 03:25 |
AdmFubar | https://www.techdirt.com/2022/03/23/apple-cripples-its-own-streaming-app-in-stand-off-with-google/ | Mar 24 03:25 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-Apple Cripples Its Own Streaming App In Stand Off With Google | Techdirt | Mar 24 03:25 | |
AdmFubar | https://www.techdirt.com/2022/03/23/alaska-state-senator-introduces-bill-to-ban-fact-checking-and-content-moderation-for-freedom/ | Mar 24 03:26 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-Alaska State Senator Introduces Bill To Ban Fact Checking And Content Moderation. For Freedom | Techdirt | Mar 24 03:26 | |
matey | /me would like to see a REAL standoff with apple and google | Mar 24 03:26 |
matey | that would be epic | Mar 24 03:26 |
matey | samsung has their own military, so theres little doubt who the victor would be | Mar 24 03:27 |
matey | google can lease the pentagon, but it doesnt REALLY belong to them | Mar 24 03:27 |
MinceR | the real news: crApple Somehow Managed to Find Something to Cripple In Its Own Product | Mar 24 03:27 |
matey | they had a reverse bug bounty | Mar 24 03:28 |
matey | "help us find something that works!" | Mar 24 03:28 |
MinceR | gulag and crApple have both made at least one pact with the federal state | Mar 24 03:28 |
MinceR | they're both in PRISM, for example | Mar 24 03:28 |
matey | of course | Mar 24 03:28 |
MinceR | and i doubt samsung wants south korea to go to war with the USA | Mar 24 03:29 |
matey | no but this was purely hypothetical and for fun | Mar 24 03:30 |
matey | i like that you considered the serious ramifications of it | Mar 24 03:30 |
MinceR | :> | Mar 24 03:30 |
matey | i was thinking something along the lines of a comic strip | Mar 24 03:30 |
matey | i did try setting up a gemini server in openbsd by the way | Mar 24 03:33 |
matey | using vger | Mar 24 03:33 |
matey | ive checked and rechecked the configuration | Mar 24 03:33 |
matey | im sure i did it all right, only thing is, it doesnt work | Mar 24 03:33 |
activelow | MinceR> probably the last GNU/Linux distro with stable releases and no systemd left is Slackware <- you forgot Gentoo | Mar 24 03:33 |
psydruid | Void and Adélie? | Mar 24 03:34 |
MinceR | Gentoo never had releases | Mar 24 03:34 |
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MinceR | Void is rolling as well | Mar 24 03:34 |
matey | this is a native server that hooks into whatever majoogly inet business instead of reinventing the wheel | Mar 24 03:34 |
activelow | and the last distro which removes _all_ of it (dbus): it is mine, which i named BaphometOS | Mar 24 03:34 |
MinceR | Funtoo was experimenting with some release-like thing but it didn't seem to do much | Mar 24 03:34 |
matey | BaphometOS <- if someone forks it they can call it horny linux | Mar 24 03:35 |
matey | and have a toad as the mascot | Mar 24 03:35 |
MinceR | i don't know adelie | Mar 24 03:36 |
matey | /me thinks it would be epic if you could download BaphometOS, with the build scripts and source | Mar 24 03:36 |
activelow | i am thinking to tailor this for raspberry, for broader audience | Mar 24 03:36 |
matey | youre really going to put it online? | Mar 24 03:37 |
matey | that would be a coup | Mar 24 03:37 |
MinceR | would it? | Mar 24 03:37 |
activelow | not really, because coordination of development efforts is a nightmare | Mar 24 03:37 |
activelow | given, i downgraded to gcc-4.7 for the sake of c++ remove from base-system | Mar 24 03:37 |
matey | mincer: from someone who says routinely that linux has no future | Mar 24 03:37 |
activelow | guess, how much mainline support anywhere was remaining? with Kernel, GCC... | Mar 24 03:37 |
matey | a distro that showed everything wrong with it would be a coup. yes | Mar 24 03:37 |
MinceR | it's not a fork of the krenel, is it? | Mar 24 03:38 |
MinceR | s/kre/ker/ | Mar 24 03:38 |
matey | i mean a coup in terms of a stunt | Mar 24 03:38 |
activelow | the kernel required treatment too | Mar 24 03:38 |
MinceR | it's not violent enough to be a coup | Mar 24 03:38 |
matey | linux would still have no future, it wouldnt fix that | Mar 24 03:38 |
matey | i dont think activelow believes linux has a future either | Mar 24 03:38 |
matey | this isnt a fix, its a demo | Mar 24 03:38 |
activelow | and the plan is, to fully replace GCC with TinyCC, which is alot of efforts remaining | Mar 24 03:38 |
activelow | matey: both GCC and Linux arrived at where i am not willing to git-pull anymore | Mar 24 03:39 |
matey | MinceR: i see this as an enormous middle finger to the industry, even if only as an art project | Mar 24 03:40 |
matey | but it would make a list of interesting points about the direction of gnu/linux | Mar 24 03:40 |
activelow | currently, i consider the incentive for a full release with coordinated development efforts too low, if GCC can't be fully removed | Mar 24 03:40 |
activelow | and TinyCC is a huge task | Mar 24 03:41 |
activelow | another issue is: hardware support | Mar 24 03:41 |
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matey | i consider the incentive for a full release with coordinated development efforts <- i think it would be epic just to put the sources and build scripts up, with or without an iso | Mar 24 03:41 |
matey | or img | Mar 24 03:41 |
matey | but if you put it online, what would you use for a repo? | Mar 24 03:42 |
activelow | git, and i follow gentoo development practices as best as i can, although it is simply too many patches to fully meet QA of theirs | Mar 24 03:42 |
matey | git what though? lots of gits online | Mar 24 03:43 |
matey | im sure youre not going to self host it | Mar 24 03:43 |
matey | too expensive | Mar 24 03:43 |
matey | lots of gits online <- understatement of the year | Mar 24 03:43 |
activelow | i'll not push anywhere; i had asked @gentoo for some little git-space and an overlay | Mar 24 03:43 |
matey | i had asked @gentoo for some little git-space and an overlay <- cool | Mar 24 03:43 |
activelow | anyway, i am using and refining this for 3years already, recently having removed c++ | Mar 24 03:45 |
activelow | a moment ago patched some bugs in nilfs2 userspace utilities, tomorrow i need to review some linking issue | Mar 24 03:46 |
activelow | since, gcc/ld since recently added some stuff, which i am not sure where it came from | Mar 24 03:46 |
activelow | ^ another reason, to depart, given what i had seen | Mar 24 03:46 |
matey | yeah, even the filename / function name looked like a perl one liner :) | Mar 24 03:46 |
activelow | linker decides to add stuff, which isn't used, and which i didn't ask for, yet it's there | Mar 24 03:47 |
matey | systemd-compilerd | Mar 24 03:47 |
activelow | far worse: systemd can be removed, gcc can't be | Mar 24 03:49 |
matey | there was a time when no one thought it was a problem that gcc wasnt optional | Mar 24 03:50 |
matey | then c++ wasnt optional for compiling c, and i do think thats a bit like the systemd-ification of gcc | Mar 24 03:50 |
matey | im not sure, but it seems a bit wrong for c++ to be needed to compile c | Mar 24 03:51 |
matey | the thing is, systemd wasnt an entirely new idea | Mar 24 03:51 |
AdmFubar | :)) https://www.protocol.com/bulletins/sec-elon-musk-tweets | Mar 24 03:52 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-Elon Musk tweets should still be pre-approved, SEC argues - Protocol | Mar 24 03:52 | |
matey | it was an old idea, a bad idea, and it worked as predicted | Mar 24 03:52 |
matey | this is an anti-pattern. seeing it take over the core of all free software is bad. | Mar 24 03:52 |
matey | maybe in 10 years techrights will talk about the problems with gcc | Mar 24 03:53 |
matey | i dont blame roy for not getting excited about it just yet, im still not sure whether its worth a panic | Mar 24 03:53 |
matey | but it does seem like a dubious direction for gcc (on top of all the other problems with gcc these days) | Mar 24 03:53 |
matey | in 10 years, but probably sooner, gnu and gcc will start to look more and more like linux and systemd | Mar 24 03:54 |
matey | like something thats too late to fix | Mar 24 03:55 |
matey | as with linux, there arent enough developers that give a shit about these problems-- so the fact that its TECHNICALLY fixable isnt very relevant | Mar 24 03:55 |
matey | it wont get fixed | Mar 24 03:55 |
matey | but id be thrilled to be wrong | Mar 24 03:56 |
matey | linux wont be forked, little of gnu will be salvaged | Mar 24 03:56 |
activelow | TinyCC is GPLed | Mar 24 03:56 |
matey | everything drifts towards microsoft and ibm, not away | Mar 24 03:56 |
matey | TinyCC is GPLed <- gpl doesnt bother me | Mar 24 03:57 |
activelow | yet, GPL does not protect against malice | Mar 24 03:57 |
matey | GPL does not protect against malice <- gpl is the wrong tool to protect against everything that can possibly happen to free software | Mar 24 03:57 |
matey | it can only cover some things | Mar 24 03:57 |
matey | its like a firewall | Mar 24 03:57 |
matey | anyone that thinks you can just buy a firewall and never worry about security again is very silly | Mar 24 03:58 |
matey | the gpl is no different, it can only do so much | Mar 24 03:58 |
matey | no matter how many upgrades it gets, the only way you have freedom is with eternal vigilance | Mar 24 03:58 |
matey | this doesnt mean the gpl is useless, just limited | Mar 24 03:58 |
matey | like any other single solution is limited | Mar 24 03:59 |
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matey | its a shame that rms never cared about unix philosophy | Mar 24 04:06 |
matey | gnu would have fared better for longer | Mar 24 04:06 |
matey | it honestly would have-- it would be easier to salvage now | Mar 24 04:06 |
activelow | which was the last GCC compiler version RMS was actively involved with? gcc 2.7? if, then this was different software quality than what it mutated into. | Mar 24 04:07 |
matey | rms stopped coding a very long time ago | Mar 24 04:07 |
matey | he became just a project manager | Mar 24 04:08 |
matey | also gcc was built on the idea that even if the quality was... [insert whatever word fits here] you had the freedom to improve it | Mar 24 04:08 |
matey | which got it this far, at least | Mar 24 04:08 |
matey | unpopular opinion: most of the gnu developers arent that useful to the continuation of gnu | Mar 24 04:10 |
matey | im trying REALLY hard to be fair here. | Mar 24 04:10 |
matey | 100% fair | Mar 24 04:10 |
matey | there must be a few good ones. | Mar 24 04:10 |
matey | historically i dont think theres a more important operating system, unless you count unix | Mar 24 04:11 |
matey | and i think gnu is at least better than HISTORICAL unix | Mar 24 04:11 |
matey | (so is bsd) | Mar 24 04:11 |
CrystalMath | matey: i did not care about systemd censorship?? | Mar 24 04:11 |
CrystalMath | i was one of the first few people on #debianfork | Mar 24 04:11 |
matey | CrystalMath: to be fair, technically thats untrue perhaps | Mar 24 04:12 |
matey | its more of a barbed comment than a truth | Mar 24 04:12 |
CrystalMath | i care about all censorship | Mar 24 04:12 |
matey | <CrystalMath> i was one of the first few people on #debianfor <- i was unaware of that | Mar 24 04:12 |
matey | i only had your most recent comments on the subject to go on | Mar 24 04:12 |
matey | probably wouldnt have made that comment if i knew you were an early initfreedom fighter | Mar 24 04:13 |
matey | fair enough | Mar 24 04:13 |
CrystalMath | i think the best challenge is when you have to face like, cases where not censoring causes you pain | Mar 24 04:13 |
CrystalMath | that really shows whether you're truly for freedom of speech or not | Mar 24 04:13 |
matey | thats a fair argument | Mar 24 04:13 |
matey | it could lead to some silly examples but | Mar 24 04:13 |
matey | as a principle, yes, i think theres truth to it | Mar 24 04:14 |
CrystalMath | i had a situation where i myself had the power to censor people who were saying awful things to a person i like | Mar 24 04:14 |
matey | when lives are at stake, i DO focus on uncensoring truth more than i focus on uncensoring weaponised bullshit | Mar 24 04:14 |
CrystalMath | and, while i did try some gymnastics in my head to find a way to justify it, ultimately i didn't | Mar 24 04:15 |
matey | this might even be a reasonable exception to your principle | Mar 24 04:15 |
CrystalMath | so i passed the test | Mar 24 04:15 |
CrystalMath | MinceR did not | Mar 24 04:15 |
matey | i mean, ultiately, we shouldnt censor bullshit either | Mar 24 04:15 |
matey | well i think youre being unfair to mincer | Mar 24 04:15 |
matey | hes closer to neutral and really, on the same side of the debate as you | Mar 24 04:15 |
matey | but you talk like hes on the other side, and he isnt | Mar 24 04:16 |
matey | mostly it shows how far you are on one side | Mar 24 04:16 |
matey | at least its the side i think is the right side | Mar 24 04:16 |
CrystalMath | well, yes, i'm quite a free speech extremist | Mar 24 04:17 |
matey | and that doesnt bother me too much | Mar 24 04:17 |
matey | its really a matter of whether im going to go that far personally | Mar 24 04:17 |
matey | i dont prioritise uncensoring weaponised bullshit over truth, just because im less comfortable with bullshit | Mar 24 04:17 |
matey | technically, you seem to be making that argument. | Mar 24 04:18 |
matey | but we at least agree that censoring things for being bullshit is a dangerous idea | Mar 24 04:18 |
matey | one we shouldnt base the internet on, for example | Mar 24 04:18 |
CrystalMath | if you think western media is telling the truth, you're extremely wrong | Mar 24 04:18 |
matey | that imo puts us on the same side of the debate | Mar 24 04:18 |
CrystalMath | there is also the fact that on the topic of russia-ukraine, i know people who are independent journalists who actually went over there | Mar 24 04:19 |
matey | if you think western media is telling the truth, you're extremely wrong <- im not saying we should uncensor the west and not give a shit about the rest | Mar 24 04:19 |
CrystalMath | who are there even now | Mar 24 04:19 |
CrystalMath | i trust what they say, and it definitely matches up more what you'd find on RT than what you'd find on CNN | Mar 24 04:19 |
CrystalMath | not that it matches anything perfectly | Mar 24 04:19 |
matey | weve there is also the fact that on the topic of russia-ukraine, i know people who are independent journalists who actually went over there <- i have something to say about that | Mar 24 04:22 |
matey | what you do with the independent journalism you have access to, is make moral judgements the rest of us consider limited and one-sided and then preach to us as though your morals are superior | Mar 24 04:23 |
matey | which youre free to do obviously | Mar 24 04:23 |
matey | but if you want to help those journalists, really | Mar 24 04:23 |
matey | the best thing you could do is tell us what theyre reporting | Mar 24 04:24 |
matey | then we will make our own decisions | Mar 24 04:24 |
matey | id be interested in what they have to say. | Mar 24 04:24 |
matey | im less interested in your conclusions based on what they say, though sometimes i read those as well | Mar 24 04:24 |
CrystalMath | well that would be rather long, it's not the topic of techrights | Mar 24 04:25 |
matey | if you put it in #techpol for example | Mar 24 04:25 |
CrystalMath | i'm just saying i have reasons to trust RT more than CNN | Mar 24 04:25 |
matey | it will be logged, and you can point to it | Mar 24 04:25 |
matey | and other people in there (where applicable) can comment | Mar 24 04:25 |
matey | i'm just saying i have reasons to trust RT more than CNN <- i think its been a year or two since i bothered looking at cnn | Mar 24 04:25 |
matey | but i know its just an example | Mar 24 04:25 |
matey | and then before that, it was probably another year or two | Mar 24 04:26 |
matey | gives you an idea how often i pay attention to cnn | Mar 24 04:26 |
matey | and furthermore, i dont think most of the people in here rely on a single source, or single view anywya | Mar 24 04:26 |
matey | so theyre already looking for other reports | Mar 24 04:27 |
matey | just not being preached at in terms of politics (which again, youre free to do-- whether its completely ineffective or not) | Mar 24 04:27 |
CrystalMath | yes, well, MinceR always did that, for example with freenode and Andrew Lee | Mar 24 04:27 |
CrystalMath | but not when it hurts him | Mar 24 04:28 |
matey | again, i think your expectations of mincer are a bit much | Mar 24 04:28 |
matey | i recommend giving the longer version at #techpolg | Mar 24 04:28 |
matey | minus the g | Mar 24 04:28 |
matey | you can actually refer to sections of the chat by timestamp even | Mar 24 04:29 |
matey | using the mouse | Mar 24 04:29 |
matey | feel free to post links to #techpol here, no ones going to stop you | Mar 24 04:29 |
CrystalMath | techrights is like the best free media, and yet sometimes it disappoints me... | Mar 24 04:29 |
matey | of course im not telling you what to do, im only suggesting something that would allow us to benefit more from your journalist friends | Mar 24 04:30 |
CrystalMath | like when schestowitz called ivermectin "horse dewormer" | Mar 24 04:30 |
matey | techrights is like the best free media, and yet sometimes it disappoints me... <- my opinion of it is lower than yours | Mar 24 04:30 |
CrystalMath | i'm not even that optimistic about ivermectin | Mar 24 04:30 |
CrystalMath | but it's definitely a drug made for humans... | Mar 24 04:30 |
CrystalMath | only CNN made up the horse dewormer line | Mar 24 04:30 |
matey | but it's definitely a drug made for humans... <- right, made for but not dosed for, but you know that | Mar 24 04:30 |
matey | not dosed for <- in terms of available supply that is | Mar 24 04:31 |
matey | they dose it for humans too | Mar 24 04:31 |
matey | and i remember that when you talked about it | Mar 24 04:31 |
matey | you acknowledged that the research linking it to possible treatment was very hypothetical | Mar 24 04:31 |
matey | at least i seem to think so | Mar 24 04:31 |
CrystalMath | it's definitely far from the magic some make it out to be | Mar 24 04:32 |
CrystalMath | but i take back what i said about it being possibly dangerous | Mar 24 04:33 |
CrystalMath | ivermectin is very safe, and will help against parasites | Mar 24 04:33 |
CrystalMath | there are hypothetical mechanism about how it could be harmful, but it seems that in practice, experiments have shown a high degree of safety | Mar 24 04:34 |
matey | on medical matters, youd do better to link to research papers than journalism | Mar 24 04:36 |
matey | of course if it doesnt matter, you can just say whatever | Mar 24 04:36 |
matey | but for something where people are dying due to self-dosing and getting banned from twitter for mentioning it | Mar 24 04:36 |
matey | research papers are better than journalism | Mar 24 04:37 |
CrystalMath | i possibly linked to a pubmed about it being safe, somewhere | Mar 24 04:37 |
CrystalMath | i certainly read it | Mar 24 04:38 |
matey | thats the sort of link youd want to post here, as long youre commenting on it | Mar 24 04:38 |
matey | strictly optional-- just helps support what youre saying | Mar 24 04:39 |
AdmFubar | they get banned from mentioning that they died? | Mar 24 04:41 |
AdmFubar | O_o | Mar 24 04:41 |
matey | ha | Mar 24 04:41 |
matey | banned for mentioning ivermectin | Mar 24 04:41 |
matey | but yes, the people who mentioned it were in fact the same ones who died | Mar 24 04:42 |
matey | obviously jack dorsey doesnt want that sort of thing to get out | Mar 24 04:42 |
matey | that the internet can communicate with the afterlife is top secret shit | Mar 24 04:42 |
matey | the twitter tos actually forbids the non-living to use twitter to communicate with the living | Mar 24 04:44 |
matey | but only the version of twitter in the afterlife shows that clause | Mar 24 04:44 |
matey | what would be interesting is if the veil worked both ways | Mar 24 04:45 |
matey | and the dead had no idea that there are living people | Mar 24 04:45 |
matey | except for some who hold seances, and all the dead think its just hooey | Mar 24 04:45 |
matey | "pfft, theres no before-death, thats just a fairy tale" | Mar 24 04:46 |
matey | "i believe that before death, you simply dont exist, and thats it" | Mar 24 04:46 |
AdmFubar | http://pi.wecraftalot.com/ | Mar 24 04:49 |
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matey | Ariadne alpine is based on something other than gnu libc right? | Mar 24 05:06 |
matey | any idea if alpine can be compiled with tinycc? | Mar 24 05:06 |
matey | not important, so if you dont know off the top of your head, dont worry about it-- but you might | Mar 24 05:06 |
matey | either way it still uses linux, and linux cant compile with tinycc, so | Mar 24 05:07 |
matey | /me shrugs but the rest of it perhaps | Mar 24 05:07 |
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techrights-news | Apple 'invented' pencils? https://www.maketecheasier.com/fix-apple-pencil-not-working/ | Mar 24 05:34 |
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techrights-news | 270: System76 Interview with Emma Marshall - Destination Linux ⚓ https://destinationlinux.org/episode-270/ | Mar 24 05:34 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-destinationlinux.org | 270: System76 Interview with Emma Marshall - Destination Linux | Mar 24 05:34 | |
techrights-news | "A significant follow-up to one of the biggest Linux stories, the Pandora's box the MIT Technology Review claims open-source devs just opened, and Linux on the M1 finally ships." https://www.jupiterbroadcasting.com/148007/linux-action-news-233/ | Mar 24 05:36 |
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techrights-news | Gammath™ SPOT version 2.6 (beta) released on 23 March 2022 https://pypi.org/project/gammath-spot/2.6/ | Mar 24 05:37 |
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techrights-news | Audiocasts/Shows: TLLTS, Linux Action News, Destination Linux, FLOSS Weekly, and More • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/162925 | Mar 24 05:41 |
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techrights-news | "I have been fortunate that for the last two years I've been working from home, with maybe a once a quarter trip to the mother ship, I mean office. Web work has its advantages." gemini://midnight.pub/posts/857 | Mar 24 05:45 |
schestowitz | (cat) | Mar 24 05:46 |
schestowitz | gemini://nytpu.com/sneps/D181.jpg | Mar 24 05:46 |
schestowitz | (cat) gemini://nytpu.com/cheetahs/D539.jpg | Mar 24 05:46 |
matey | the rms talk is going to be generic and feature nothing groundbreaking | Mar 24 05:48 |
matey | probability: 95% | Mar 24 05:49 |
matey | theres always a chance it wont be | Mar 24 05:49 |
matey | for bonus points, it might actually dismiss the importance of something important | Mar 24 05:50 |
matey | but only half a point if someone else manages to bring it up. then of course it will be dismissed | Mar 24 05:51 |
matey | the fsf is practically set in stone now-- THAT is the state of free software | Mar 24 05:52 |
techrights-news | Better to just use WINE https://www.ctrl.blog/entry/how-to-win11-in-gnome-boxes.html | Mar 24 05:55 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.ctrl.blog | How to run Windows 11 in GNOME Boxes (with UEFI and TPM2 emulation) | Mar 24 05:55 | |
matey | there are two things im willing to hype: people doing something new and promising, and people making damned good efforts to preserve something the way it is | Mar 24 05:55 |
matey | constant compromise can hype itself (and typically does) | Mar 24 05:56 |
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schestowitz-TR | there may be q and a | Mar 24 05:59 |
schestowitz-TR | those can be more interesting | Mar 24 05:59 |
schestowitz-TR | as the questions are not predictable | Mar 24 05:59 |
schestowitz-TR | and new suibjects get brought up | Mar 24 05:59 |
matey | i think they have a pretty good script ready for q and a | Mar 24 06:00 |
matey | q and a is like how a ninja can outjump a bullet | Mar 24 06:00 |
matey | theyre not faster than a bullet, they just know one important thing | Mar 24 06:00 |
matey | the bullet goes where the gun is pointed-- you only have to be faster than the gunmans hand (which is still faster than most people) | Mar 24 06:01 |
matey | similarly, there are only so many things the fsf is NOT doing that people are likely to stump them with | Mar 24 06:01 |
techrights-news | Today’s #HowTos | #UNIX • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/162926 | Mar 24 06:01 |
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matey | you prepare for those questions, and there wont be anything out of left field really | Mar 24 06:01 |
matey | i think this is basic media training | Mar 24 06:01 |
matey | i have good reason to be cynical, ive been watching for years | Mar 24 06:02 |
techrights-news | This is a malware issue, it's shipped by Microsoft, but SJVN carries on misattributing the issue https://www.zdnet.com/article/some-developers-are-fouling-up-open-source-software/ see http://techrights.org/2022/03/22/microsoft-infosec-propaganda/ | Mar 24 06:02 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-techrights.org | Media Blames Free Software When Microsoft Distributes Malware and Gets Cracked | Techrights | Mar 24 06:02 | |
matey | if nothing else, ask mincer | Mar 24 06:02 |
matey | he has a good idea of what the fsf is going to do | Mar 24 06:02 |
matey | but the silver lining is we could both be wrong | Mar 24 06:02 |
techrights-news | "The nds32 architecture ends its tenure in the Linux kernel." https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/CAK8P3a0DeZ4Gx6fOqLkjmA7kNYW5ZHq8BUpWTXXdqdtxcHRNLg@mail.gmail.com/ | Mar 24 06:03 |
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matey | i think the fsf is like lucy holding a football for charlie brown | Mar 24 06:03 |
matey | he knows shes going to pull the ball up and hes going to kick nothing and fall on his arse | Mar 24 06:03 |
matey | he even says this and she swears it wont happen | Mar 24 06:04 |
techrights-news | C isn't a programming language anymore - #ElReg ⚓ https://www.theregister.com/2022/03/23/c_not_a_language/ | Mar 24 06:04 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.theregister.com | C isn't a programming language anymore • The Register | Mar 24 06:04 | |
matey | every time, it gets more and more cynical. sometimes, lucy tries that much harder to convince him, and he runs and kicks--- | Mar 24 06:04 |
matey | and she does it again | Mar 24 06:04 |
matey | its not the fsf, its a hype machine where the fsf used to be | Mar 24 06:04 |
matey | leah is more optimistic, about zoe | Mar 24 06:05 |
matey | i dont share the optimism, but i think if anyone is likely to prove me wrong, its going to be someone leah thinks has potential | Mar 24 06:05 |
matey | we will find out in april, obviously | Mar 24 06:06 |
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techrights-news | Security Leftovers • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/162927 | Mar 24 06:20 |
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techrights-news | Programming Leftovers • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/162928 | Mar 24 06:20 |
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kingoffrance | its kind of an idiotic article Rust and Swift cannot simply speak their native and comfortable tongues | Mar 24 06:39 |
kingoffrance | so unless your cpu has native rust and swift instructions, you dont have real hardware | Mar 24 06:39 |
kingoffrance | people who dont understand conway's law, sky is blue | Mar 24 06:39 |
kingoffrance | people who think they are immune, just another lee again lol | Mar 24 06:39 |
kingoffrance | one can wonder when they create this specialized modern rust and swift hardware, where that will leave other languages | Mar 24 06:40 |
kingoffrance | they will do the same exact thing they are whining about to everyone else | Mar 24 06:40 |
matey | people who dont understand conway's law <- hey, you said that about me | Mar 24 06:41 |
kingoffrance | a bunch of companies called the Aspen Group settled on a programming model for 64-bit Unix and Unix-like OSes called LP64, also known as "4/8/8". Unfortunately, 64-bit Microsoft Windows uses a different model, called LLP64 or "4/4/8" | Mar 24 06:41 |
kingoffrance | c is neutral on this | Mar 24 06:41 |
kingoffrance | their complaint is that C is not "hardcoded for a pdp-11" | Mar 24 06:41 |
kingoffrance | they want a hardcoded xyz hardware | Mar 24 06:42 |
kingoffrance | *language for xyz hardware | Mar 24 06:42 |
matey | a bunch of companies called the Aspen Group settled on a programming model for 64-bit Unix and Unix-like OSes called LP64, also known as "4/8/8". Unfortunately, 64-bit Microsoft Windows uses a different model, called LLP64 or "4/4/8" <- so what | Mar 24 06:43 |
kingoffrance | yes, they are whining c is too flexible | Mar 24 06:43 |
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kingoffrance | C didnt define an ABI there, they want something that does | Mar 24 06:44 |
kingoffrance | i.e. they want a "fast pdp-11" or whatever model they think is ideal | Mar 24 06:44 |
matey | who is they | Mar 24 06:45 |
matey | aspen? | Mar 24 06:45 |
kingoffrance | "Rust and Swift cannot simply speak their native and comfortable tongues" good question | Mar 24 06:45 |
kingoffrance | this is a non-sequitor | Mar 24 06:45 |
kingoffrance | the peanut gallery it looks like | Mar 24 06:45 |
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kingoffrance | strawman argumetn, from strawmen people | Mar 24 06:46 |
kingoffrance | conway's law lol | Mar 24 06:46 |
kingoffrance | (linked) "The only way to fix this in reality is defining your own C library implementation that had aggressive symbol versioning support from the implementation and an investment in forward compatibility. " they are whining that noone put in the work | Mar 24 06:49 |
kingoffrance | i.e. they dont like implementations, not the "language". it is word games -- they are unable to separaet implementations from standards | Mar 24 06:50 |
kingoffrance | when you dont have standards, then implementations are "languages" | Mar 24 06:50 |
matey | yes | Mar 24 06:50 |
matey | do you suppose that "and an investment in forward compatibility" really means "and a divestment in backwards compatibility" | Mar 24 06:51 |
matey | ie "an investment in breaking shit to please its industry masters?" | Mar 24 06:51 |
matey | asking for a friend | Mar 24 06:52 |
kingoffrance | i dont know, but it is specious mentality whatever points they have | Mar 24 06:52 |
matey | i mean thats what it usually means | Mar 24 06:52 |
kingoffrance | iti s legal versus lawful, "identity politics" -- unable to discern idea/thought/spirit from idolatry/manifestation | Mar 24 06:52 |
kingoffrance | whatever they want, will be a disaster | Mar 24 06:52 |
matey | not sure its unable-- more like unwilling | Mar 24 06:52 |
kingoffrance | :) | Mar 24 06:52 |
matey | maybe they want a disaster? | Mar 24 06:52 |
matey | the stereotypical (but thankfully not very typical | Mar 24 06:53 |
matey | ) fireman who sets fires to put them out and play the hero | Mar 24 06:53 |
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matey | uncommon in actual firefighters, but common as fuck in the computer industry | Mar 24 06:53 |
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matey | some of these lips with collagen injections... | Mar 24 06:57 |
kingoffrance | the link actually says the opposite of the claims: We would like to blame ABI but the fault is our own at this point: | Mar 24 06:57 |
matey | you could get the same effect in 30 seconds without an appointment using a vacuum pump | Mar 24 06:58 |
matey | i cant imagine its any less stupid an idea | Mar 24 06:58 |
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kingoffrance | Upgrading it means dealing with this schism between what the user expects (intmax_t that got upgraded and can print __int128_t/__int256_t) with old, non-recompiled code that maintains the old invariant (long long, a 64-bit number). the complaint is code does not magically recompile itself | Mar 24 07:01 |
kingoffrance | which is fine were this jvm or something | Mar 24 07:01 |
kingoffrance | so, build a c virtual machine, problem solved | Mar 24 07:02 |
matey | im trying to understand what the issue is here | Mar 24 07:02 |
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matey | that couldnt be solved by adding a single pass with an ifdef | Mar 24 07:02 |
kingoffrance | whining that cavemen do not have nuclear reactors | Mar 24 07:03 |
kingoffrance | idiots | Mar 24 07:03 |
matey | wily idiots, it sounds like | Mar 24 07:03 |
matey | like a cross between lundukes trolling and rick bermans scriptwriting | Mar 24 07:04 |
kingoffrance | it doesnt matter, but if they want to "transition" where is the "transition" plan | Mar 24 07:04 |
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matey | they want to transition to a nonplan | Mar 24 07:04 |
matey | then put themselves in charge of the cleanup | Mar 24 07:04 |
kingoffrance | yes, it looks more like just wanting to burn things down and start over | Mar 24 07:04 |
matey | not unlike what happened to the fsf (well, it did) | Mar 24 07:04 |
matey | it looks more like just wanting to burn things down and start over <- of course | Mar 24 07:04 |
matey | they neednt even be industry types-- they could just be roman soldiers | Mar 24 07:05 |
matey | same overall idea | Mar 24 07:05 |
kingoffrance | i dont even disagree with them so much as : you have heard these same whines for 30+ years, when all they need to do is sit down and write their dream os and kernel and applications | Mar 24 07:06 |
kingoffrance | the solution is hard work, which they are afraid of and allergic to apparently | Mar 24 07:06 |
kingoffrance | its one of those "only works if they can convince everyone to drop what they are doing and 180" | Mar 24 07:07 |
kingoffrance | i.e. they have no plan | Mar 24 07:07 |
matey | only works if they can convince everyone to drop what they are doing and 180 <- happens all too often | Mar 24 07:08 |
mjg59_ | It's not really a complaint that C has poorly defined ABI, it's pointing out that C is the de-facto ABI for operating systems and having it be poorly defined makes it difficult to interoperate | Mar 24 07:16 |
mjg59_ | Which is a historical accident rather than a deliberate design decision | Mar 24 07:17 |
mjg59_ | gcc, clang and icc all fail to interoperate in subtle ways because the ABI that they target isn't sufficiently well defined | Mar 24 07:17 |
kingoffrance | yes, agree mjg59_ . | Mar 24 07:19 |
kingoffrance | one thing to note, linked: I hear that everything on Linux is “just a file”, so let’s open a file on Linux! | Mar 24 07:19 |
kingoffrance | this was never true | Mar 24 07:19 |
kingoffrance | for one, not all things can be nfs-exported, breaking the abstraction | Mar 24 07:19 |
matey | unix was everything is a file | Mar 24 07:19 |
kingoffrance | yes, but hold on | Mar 24 07:19 |
matey | and even then that was an original goal, not a law | Mar 24 07:20 |
matey | linux is... incredibly, not unix | Mar 24 07:20 |
kingoffrance | fopen() manpage (netbsd) b is strictly for compatibility with c89 and has no effect | Mar 24 07:20 |
mjg59_ | So it's fair to say that C is more than a programming language - it's ended up as a not super well defined OS ABI as well | Mar 24 07:20 |
kingoffrance | there was never any "file" there was always "opened in binary mode" "opened in some mainframe record-oriented other mode" | Mar 24 07:20 |
kingoffrance | noone ever agreed on what a "file" was | Mar 24 07:20 |
mjg59_ | It'd be much easier to interoperate if C had well-defined interface definitions | Mar 24 07:20 |
kingoffrance | they just said "pretend user passed b as default, call it a day" | Mar 24 07:21 |
matey | "a file" as defined by the os | Mar 24 07:21 |
kingoffrance | yes | Mar 24 07:21 |
kingoffrance | no CORBA IDL "file" was used there either | Mar 24 07:21 |
matey | but it still referred to a certain consistency, even if it was an exaggeration | Mar 24 07:21 |
kingoffrance | not for unix, but did anyone else? | Mar 24 07:21 |
kingoffrance | sure | Mar 24 07:21 |
kingoffrance | just pointing out people deliberately buried the issue | Mar 24 07:21 |
matey | they meant that it all had the same interface as files did | Mar 24 07:21 |
matey | which wasnt true but it was close | Mar 24 07:22 |
kingoffrance | because tehy didnt want to deal with hardware-specific disk formats or what not | Mar 24 07:22 |
kingoffrance | "records" | Mar 24 07:22 |
kingoffrance | mainframe OS you will probably see that | Mar 24 07:22 |
kingoffrance | C did the "right thing" arguably, i.e. support either | Mar 24 07:23 |
kingoffrance | or did the "neutral" thing anyway | Mar 24 07:23 |
kingoffrance | but implementations preferred simplicity it seems | Mar 24 07:23 |
kingoffrance | this really gets into the heart of what is text or binary . modern parlance is there is no plaintext | Mar 24 07:24 |
kingoffrance | point: c was pre utf and unicode | Mar 24 07:24 |
kingoffrance | old parlance: control characters in ascii. specific to a terminal perhaps | Mar 24 07:24 |
kingoffrance | point: noone ever agreed on that either, was swept under the rug | Mar 24 07:24 |
matey | fix python before fucking up unicode in c, please | Mar 24 07:25 |
kingoffrance | had they kept that, then each input device would have its own "character set" | Mar 24 07:25 |
kingoffrance | and perhaps each "screen" too | Mar 24 07:25 |
kingoffrance | :) | Mar 24 07:25 |
matey | unicode is a subset of binary | Mar 24 07:25 |
matey | or several subsets | Mar 24 07:25 |
matey | and its impossible to pick one | Mar 24 07:26 |
matey | and they dont work together | Mar 24 07:26 |
kingoffrance | code is data, data is code :) | Mar 24 07:26 |
mjg59_ | I think it's reasonable to ask "Should it be easy to call C libraries from other languages" | Mar 24 07:26 |
matey | unicode is noise that is sometimes also data | Mar 24 07:26 |
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matey | i love unicode, its like a parallel universe where everyone settled on usb as a standard-- even apple | Mar 24 07:27 |
matey | and absolutely every peripheral uses usb with no exceptions | Mar 24 07:27 |
mjg59_ | So, the setuid() syscall on Linux? It only applies to the current thread. | Mar 24 07:28 |
matey | except usb doesnt have rectangular connectors-- it has alligator clips instead | Mar 24 07:28 |
matey | fucking hell | Mar 24 07:28 |
mjg59_ | POSIX says it should apply to the process, so glibc has magic code that applies it to all threads | Mar 24 07:28 |
mjg59_ | So if you want setuid() to work right on Linux, you need to call into the C library rather than doing the syscall yourself | Mar 24 07:29 |
mjg59_ | Or, alternatively, re-implement all of that complexity | Mar 24 07:29 |
mjg59_ | This is fine by POSIX because POSIX defines library calls, not syscalls | Mar 24 07:29 |
matey | serious question: why is c blamed for this instead of linux? | Mar 24 07:29 |
kingoffrance | yeah, some of it is deliberately salacious characterization of arguments it seems too, but does not help. "I think it's reasonable to ask "Should it be easy to call C libraries from other languages"" <-- agree | Mar 24 07:29 |
matey | oh i see, its posixes fault (that much i believe) | Mar 24 07:29 |
mjg59_ | matey: C's not being blamed for this, C just makes it harder to deal with | Mar 24 07:29 |
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matey | seems like this can all be fixed by linux abandoning posix which its doing anyway, afaik | Mar 24 07:30 |
kingoffrance | well the headlines blame c, the real arguments are better yes | Mar 24 07:30 |
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kingoffrance | ultimately you are getting into object formats e.g. elf | Mar 24 07:31 |
kingoffrance | which "languages" should an object format support? | Mar 24 07:31 |
kingoffrance | or should it be "neutral" and let "languages" use the features how they may | Mar 24 07:32 |
mjg59_ | I don't think that's a problem | Mar 24 07:32 |
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kingoffrance | well i mean, does c mandate any particular object format? | Mar 24 07:32 |
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mjg59_ | I don't think there's anything about ELF that strongly embodies language constructs | Mar 24 07:32 |
mjg59_ | kingoffrance: Nope | Mar 24 07:32 |
mjg59_ | But operating systems do tend to enforce that to some extent | Mar 24 07:32 |
kingoffrance | yeah, at that point: which languages does an os support "natively" | Mar 24 07:33 |
mjg59_ | But if I want to call into glibc so setuid() works properly I need to parse a bunch of includes with the C preprocessor to figure out how to call that properly | Mar 24 07:34 |
kingoffrance | yeah, agree (from what ive heard) | Mar 24 07:35 |
mjg59_ | So my non-C language needs to know something about C in order to be able to interact with the OS correctly | Mar 24 07:35 |
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kingoffrance | well even for C its an issue | Mar 24 07:35 |
matey | pypy uses a simplified python to reimplement python in | Mar 24 07:35 |
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matey | coudlnt they just do someting with c like that? | Mar 24 07:35 |
matey | then you would have consistency under the usual interfact | Mar 24 07:36 |
matey | interface | Mar 24 07:36 |
kingoffrance | typedef struct foo { int a[LENGTH]; } effectively there are endless "versions" of that, depending on how "LENGTH" is defined, so i need a preprocessor to even "see" what it actually boils down to | Mar 24 07:36 |
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kingoffrance | it is like foo_8 foo_16 foo_57 but the (lack of) namespace means you would have to manually distingish one "struct foo" from another | Mar 24 07:37 |
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matey | i pity the foo | Mar 24 07:40 |
kingoffrance | well, for that example just an IDL would seemingly be a step. so, not impossible, just means defining the language-independent version first, then making sure your C code (or whatever other language) adhers to it | Mar 24 07:40 |
kingoffrance | or, auto-generating C headers from <IDL, other lang, whatever> | Mar 24 07:40 |
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mjg59_ | If we were starting from scratch we'd probably end up with a meaningful way to define interfaces that didn't depend on a language-specific spec | Mar 24 07:43 |
kingoffrance | yep, agree | Mar 24 07:43 |
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mjg59_ | But we're not, so realistically everything needs to depend on C to some extent even though C is not an "official" ABI | Mar 24 07:44 |
matey | it would be hard for it to be language specific if you really started from scratch | Mar 24 07:44 |
matey | but how would you determine that it was useful to anything then? | Mar 24 07:44 |
matey | other than by interfacing various languages with it? | Mar 24 07:45 |
matey | or is the goal to just throw out everything and have a new spec? | Mar 24 07:46 |
matey | and then rewrite anything we still give a shit about | Mar 24 07:46 |
psydruid | have there been any attempts to write a new language-independent spec? | Mar 24 07:48 |
kingoffrance | i dont think it is even that dire, but it is like y2k or something -- boring, laborious work, refactoring in a way | Mar 24 07:49 |
psydruid | also has there been any attempt to make a new POSIX that does away with legacy syscalls? | Mar 24 07:49 |
matey | esperantOS | Mar 24 07:50 |
kingoffrance | lol. go through all c headers ever, and pin them down to meaningful names and some IDL. quite simple and easy, just a huge laborious task | Mar 24 07:50 |
psydruid | it's a dirty job but someone's gotta do it | Mar 24 07:51 |
psydruid | we care a lot | Mar 24 07:51 |
gooseheaded | hi | Mar 24 07:51 |
gooseheaded | patrons... | Mar 24 07:52 |
psydruid | patriots | Mar 24 07:52 |
mjg59_ | The problem with C headers is that they both define interfaces (in the form of prototypes), they also define macros and references to global variables and a whole bunch of stuff that only matters to the internal code, not to the interface | Mar 24 07:52 |
mjg59_ | But the prototypes can also be declared in the form of the macros | Mar 24 07:52 |
mjg59_ | So it's all a mess | Mar 24 07:52 |
gooseheaded | the other day... the "cops" were going to arrest me, i told them actually that I was the fucking cops from MELBOURNE, and that like I was the government, and the fucking law, etc etc etc... etc, it is TRUE... | Mar 24 07:53 |
gooseheaded | ffs | Mar 24 07:53 |
gooseheaded | and uhh | Mar 24 07:53 |
gooseheaded | they HAD THEIR HANDCUFFS OUT TO FUCKING "ARREST" ME AND THEY THEN LET ME FUCKING GO!!! | Mar 24 07:53 |
mjg59_ | Anyway the point is that .h files are not a good interface definition | Mar 24 07:53 |
gooseheaded | HAHA | Mar 24 07:53 |
gooseheaded | NO SHIT!!! | Mar 24 07:53 |
gooseheaded | =} | Mar 24 07:53 |
gooseheaded | h e c t i c ... | Mar 24 07:54 |
gooseheaded | mhm | Mar 24 07:54 |
mjg59_ | But pretty much anything that else that people have invented has been worse? | Mar 24 07:54 |
mjg59_ | So glad I don't need to deal with CORBA these days | Mar 24 07:54 |
gooseheaded | i once fucking lived in a "NONEXISTENT" "town" where i fucking rolled ACROSS THE FUCKING ROAD, a "police" "officer" was "patrolling" the "road" etc... | Mar 24 07:55 |
gooseheaded | a FUCKING HELICOPTER WAS "LANDING" REALLY I WAS, FFS... ANYWAY... SO I WAS ALMOST BLOWN THE FUCK AWAY, AND ALONG WITH MY SUITCASE, WITH A PINEAPPLE INSIDE, FROZEN, OFC... | Mar 24 07:56 |
gooseheaded | i told the "police" "officer" that I "didn't notice" etc... | Mar 24 07:57 |
gooseheaded | ROFL!!! | Mar 24 07:57 |
gooseheaded | full fucking on. hue hue hue... | Mar 24 07:57 |
gooseheaded | ;-) | Mar 24 07:57 |
gooseheaded | hi schestowitz | Mar 24 07:58 |
gooseheaded | are you also a UPSTANDING duck? | Mar 24 07:58 |
gooseheaded | basically, a penguin??? | Mar 24 07:58 |
gooseheaded | y'know..? | Mar 24 07:58 |
gooseheaded | ;-) | Mar 24 07:58 |
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gooseheaded | i am actually a goose, but disguised as a GIRAFFE, HIDING from the government, etc... | Mar 24 07:59 |
gooseheaded | ;-) | Mar 24 07:59 |
gooseheaded | y'know... | Mar 24 07:59 |
gooseheaded | brb one moment, kind patron... | Mar 24 07:59 |
kingoffrance | part of reason i am a little salty: there was 24-bit char (motorola dsp) there were 9-bit "bytes" and 36-bit computing and whatnot. all that was swept under the rug as obsolete. then java/c++/objective-c was magically going going to solve write once, run anywhere, pics or didnt happen. then post-c89 started adding uint32_t -- solidifying more, removing non 2s complement. didnt want to deal with padding bits or obscure things. fina | Mar 24 08:01 |
kingoffrance | lly, "modern" languages let you define custom integer types -- full circle. its like "diversity" was deliberately destroyed, then wake up and wonder why it is a monoculture | Mar 24 08:01 |
kingoffrance | industry did it to themselves | Mar 24 08:01 |
gooseheaded | 'industry" patient... | Mar 24 08:02 |
gooseheaded | i am actually God!!! | Mar 24 08:02 |
gooseheaded | haha | Mar 24 08:02 |
gooseheaded | absolutely... | Mar 24 08:02 |
gooseheaded | trust me, i am actually a DOCTOR!!! | Mar 24 08:02 |
gooseheaded | ;-) | Mar 24 08:02 |
gooseheaded | and God... | Mar 24 08:02 |
kingoffrance | maxint_t or whatever, is a typedef. an alias for some actual "primitive type" (char,short,int,long, long long, some ibm powerpc something even wanted long long long ). | Mar 24 08:03 |
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kingoffrance | at which point, ms "DWORD" almost makes sense | Mar 24 08:03 |
gooseheaded | fuck- the idiot, really a kind ADORABLE women was at the other end of the yarn holding the other plastic cup to her ear DRUM... | Mar 24 08:03 |
gooseheaded | fuck... | Mar 24 08:03 |
kingoffrance | again: noone agreed on a scheme there, ms did their own thing | Mar 24 08:03 |
kingoffrance | noone ever agreed how big a "word" is | Mar 24 08:04 |
kingoffrance | or a "byte" | Mar 24 08:04 |
gooseheaded | she was at the "university" etc, whatever... I AM the UNIVERSITY... etc... fuck- she asked me "what were your pronouns, i told her CAPTAIN/PROFESSOR/ETC!!! | Mar 24 08:04 |
kingoffrance | rfcs say "octet" | Mar 24 08:04 |
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gooseheaded | she was like- ROFLCOPTTER!!! | Mar 24 08:04 |
gooseheaded | mhm | Mar 24 08:04 |
gooseheaded | i loled... | Mar 24 08:04 |
gooseheaded | etc | Mar 24 08:04 |
gooseheaded | ;-) | Mar 24 08:04 |
kingoffrance | in that sense, they are asking for what never was | Mar 24 08:05 |
kingoffrance | some imaginary world where everyone agreed | Mar 24 08:05 |
kingoffrance | never happened | Mar 24 08:06 |
kingoffrance | chesterton's fence. *why* was C "neutral" so much? | Mar 24 08:06 |
schestowitz-TR | gooseheaded: are you on drugs? | Mar 24 08:06 |
gooseheaded | uhh | Mar 24 08:06 |
gooseheaded | rly??? | Mar 24 08:06 |
XRevan86 | click: "what does pro audio means on the pulse mixer?" <- https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/676566 | Mar 24 08:07 |
gooseheaded | i am ALWAYS FUCKING SIDEWAYS!!! | Mar 24 08:07 |
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psydruid | why can't things be defined more clearly now? | Mar 24 08:07 |
gooseheaded | absolutely... | Mar 24 08:07 |
gooseheaded | mhm | Mar 24 08:07 |
gooseheaded | i walk perpendicular to the x-axis of earth... | Mar 24 08:07 |
mjg59_ | psydruid: We haven't defined the words to define things more clearly | Mar 24 08:07 |
gooseheaded | so on the y-axis, fuck's sake, man... | Mar 24 08:07 |
gooseheaded | it is FULL ON!!! | Mar 24 08:08 |
mjg59_ | At least, not in a way that computers can understand | Mar 24 08:08 |
gooseheaded | ;-) | Mar 24 08:08 |
gooseheaded | mhm | Mar 24 08:08 |
gooseheaded | people LOVE IT!!! | Mar 24 08:08 |
gooseheaded | ;-) | Mar 24 08:08 |
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gooseheaded | i am always SIDEWAYS, i tilt my head diagonally, so i ALIGN my visual perspective to my fucking diagonal fucking STANCE!!! | Mar 24 08:09 |
gooseheaded | it is full on!!! | Mar 24 08:09 |
gooseheaded | hue hue hue... | Mar 24 08:09 |
gooseheaded | it "kinda" works... | Mar 24 08:09 |
gooseheaded | well it DOES!!! | Mar 24 08:09 |
schestowitz-TR | go get some sleep | Mar 24 08:10 |
schestowitz-TR | you talk nonsense | Mar 24 08:10 |
XRevan86 | MinceR: "also, ask XRevan86 about roskomnadzor, since you seem to be on a crusade against censorship" <- Censorship is when Putin's agenta is countered. Ask Pieskov, he'll tell you all about it. | Mar 24 08:10 |
schestowitz-TR | putin has a new slant on censorship | Mar 24 08:11 |
schestowitz-TR | he bans the extremists | Mar 24 08:11 |
schestowitz-TR | not just foreign agents | Mar 24 08:11 |
gooseheaded | i took a pee nonsense? | Mar 24 08:11 |
XRevan86 | Like Facebook. | Mar 24 08:11 |
matey | thats not new | Mar 24 08:11 |
schestowitz-TR | and now they ban whole sites for what some users say in them | Mar 24 08:11 |
gooseheaded | i am about the only sane fucking person in the universe... | Mar 24 08:11 |
matey | like the fediverse | Mar 24 08:11 |
gooseheaded | what did i type which was nonsense..? | Mar 24 08:12 |
schestowitz-TR | yeah, fediverse has issues | Mar 24 08:12 |
gooseheaded | tell me... please..? | Mar 24 08:12 |
schestowitz-TR | and you need to appease several tyrants all at once | Mar 24 08:12 |
kingoffrance | "why can't things be defined more clearly now?" i dont know, just looks like going in circles in the big picture. this isnt a criticism so much as chesterton's fence: understand why it was how it was before mucking with anything | Mar 24 08:12 |
kingoffrance | after that, muck away......... | Mar 24 08:12 |
schestowitz-TR | gooseheaded: come back when you sober up, please | Mar 24 08:12 |
kingoffrance | now they want int_256_t or whatever | Mar 24 08:12 |
gooseheaded | no you... | Mar 24 08:12 |
gooseheaded | i am fucking sober, more fucking "SOBER" than you... | Mar 24 08:13 |
gooseheaded | actually i am entirely fucking rational and sane... | Mar 24 08:13 |
gooseheaded | most have LOST THEIR FUCKING "minds" | Mar 24 08:14 |
techrights-news | "deleting her social [control] media and wedding website accounts" https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/consciousness-guilt-fatal-nyc-shove-suspect-may-face-legal-jeopardy-de-rcna21256 | Mar 24 08:14 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.nbcnews.com | ‘Consciousness of guilt’: Fatal NYC shove suspect may face more legal jeopardy for deleting social media, experts say | Mar 24 08:14 | |
techrights-news | "What is the solution for the problem then, I asked myself? How can I get the ownership of my hardware, OS, data and apps back?" https://www.boucek.me/blog/digital-feudalism/ | Mar 24 08:14 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-Digital feudalism and freedom · boucek.me | Mar 24 08:14 | |
techrights-news | "The death was confirmed in an obituary, which said Wilhite, one the chief architect of America Online, died March 14 — just days after his 74th birthday on March 3." https://www.nbcnews.com/pop-culture/pop-culture-news/stephen-wilhite-creator-gif-dies-74-rcna21287 | Mar 24 08:14 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.nbcnews.com | Stephen Wilhite, creator of the GIF, dies at 74 | Mar 24 08:14 | |
XRevan86 | CrystalMath: "i'm not supporting the censorship part, and i never did" <- I have to say that the censorship part is pretty hard to ignore here. It's easier to say what one is allowed to speak about than what one isn't. | Mar 24 08:15 |
techrights-news | "Stephen Wilhite, the inventor of the GIF, passed away last week from COVID at the age of 74." https://www.salon.com/2022/03/23/its-official-weve-all-been-saying-gif/ | Mar 24 08:15 |
-altlink_587/#techrights-📣 Cloudflare: salon.com | 🙆 Alternative: https://web.archive.org/web/https://www.salon.com/2022/03/23/its-official-weve-all-been-saying-gif/ | Mar 24 08:15 | |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-It's official. We've all been saying "GIF" wrong | Salon.com | Mar 24 08:15 | |
mjg59_ | Good thing no censorship occurs here | Mar 24 08:15 |
techrights-news | "Although GIFs are synonymous with animated internet memes these days, that wasn’t the reason Wilhite created the format. CompuServe introduced them in the late 1980s as a way to distribute “high-quality, high-resolution graphics” in color at a time when internet speeds were glacial compared to what they are today." https://www.theverge.com/2022/3/23/22992066/stephen-wilhite-gif-creator-dies | Mar 24 08:15 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.theverge.com | Stephen Wilhite, creator of the GIF, has died - The Verge | Mar 24 08:15 | |
mjg59_ | Oh, wait | Mar 24 08:16 |
XRevan86 | MinceR: I think that CrystalMath only cares if censorship happens to him, and he is in the EU, which he so much hates. | Mar 24 08:16 |
schestowitz-TR | Serbia is in the EU? | Mar 24 08:16 |
*schestowitz-TR checks | Mar 24 08:16 | |
XRevan86 | activelow: "do you think russian military did this, shooting civilian passengers? i do not believe, yet i do not know because i hadn't been there." <- It's almost as if there is literal footage everywhere. | Mar 24 08:16 |
psydruid | it isn't | Mar 24 08:16 |
XRevan86 | Oh, never mind then. | Mar 24 08:17 |
schestowitz | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Accession_of_Serbia_to_the_European_Union | Mar 24 08:17 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-en.wikipedia.org | Accession of Serbia to the European Union - Wikipedia | Mar 24 08:17 | |
schestowitz | "On 7 November 2007, Serbia initiated a Stabilisation and Association Agreement (SAA) with the European Union. The European Commission recommended making Serbia an official candidate on 12 October 2011. After the Council's recommendation of 28 February 2012, Serbia received full candidate status on 1 March. In December 2013, the Council of the European Union approved opening negotiations for Serbia's accession." | Mar 24 08:17 |
schestowitz | Like North Macedonia, they won't lower their standards that low | Mar 24 08:17 |
schestowitz | not yet | Mar 24 08:17 |
XRevan86 | matey: "this is the first ive heard of rt being pro putler, i thought they were leftish (for russia i mean)" <- Uh, what? It's state TV. | Mar 24 08:18 |
techrights-news | "NASA had originally wanted to pick two companies to develop human lunar landers for Artemis in order to inspire competition and keep down costs." https://www.theverge.com/2022/3/23/22993287/nasa-second-human-lunar-lander-moon-artemis-spacex | Mar 24 08:18 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.theverge.com | NASA announces plans to develop second Moon lander, alongside SpaceX’s Starship - The Verge | Mar 24 08:18 | |
matey | XRevan86 <- maybe the fact that i only pay attention to rt when it does a tech segment, and literally ignore the rest | Mar 24 08:19 |
schestowitz-TR | XRevan86: RT is like "BBC Russia" | Mar 24 08:19 |
schestowitz-TR | except, afaik, RT doesn't take bribe from bill gates | Mar 24 08:20 |
schestowitz-TR | ;-) | Mar 24 08:20 |
matey | /me hasnt seen anything from rt in ages | Mar 24 08:20 |
mjg59_ | XRevan86: rt's international agenda is largely anti US imperialism, so reads as lefty if you ignore its position on Russia | Mar 24 08:20 |
XRevan86 | It takes bribes from the state. | Mar 24 08:20 |
schestowitz-TR | the billBC takes money from us | Mar 24 08:20 |
matey | rt's international agenda is largely anti US imperialism, so reads as lefty if you ignore its position on Russia <- which i have ignored | Mar 24 08:20 |
schestowitz-TR | and also takes bribes from gates repeatedly | Mar 24 08:20 |
matey | so yeah, its a very superficial take i admit | Mar 24 08:20 |
schestowitz-TR | billBC is not what it was decades ago | Mar 24 08:20 |
matey | but its what it looked like at first glance | Mar 24 08:21 |
schestowitz-TR | and it still protects a bunch of perverts like Savile | Mar 24 08:21 |
matey | <XRevan86> It takes bribes from the state. <- i was just asking, i have no actual position on rt | Mar 24 08:21 |
matey | thanks for explaining | Mar 24 08:21 |
mjg59_ | schestowitz-TR: You published multiple stories that attempted to protect Jake | Mar 24 08:21 |
XRevan86 | matey: That was an answer to schestowitz. | Mar 24 08:22 |
matey | XRevan86: ok, i guess i found it useful too | Mar 24 08:22 |
mjg59_ | schestowitz-TR: I think that undermines your (otherwise legitimate) criticism of the BBC re: Savile | Mar 24 08:22 |
techrights-news | "UK universities compete to offer education as a service product in a market system." https://www.timeshighereducation.com/blog/false-market-degrees-ruining-higher-education | Mar 24 08:22 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.timeshighereducation.com | The false market in degrees is ruining higher education | Times Higher Education (THE) | Mar 24 08:22 | |
techrights-news | RIP, Mr. GIF • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/162930 | Mar 24 08:22 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.tuxmachines.org | RIP, Mr. GIF | Tux Machines | Mar 24 08:22 | |
techrights-news | IRC Proceedings: Wednesday, March 23, 2022 | Techrights ⚓ http://techrights.org/2022/03/24/irc-log-230322/ | ♾ Gemini address: gemini://gemini.techrights.org/2022/03/24/irc-log-230322/ | Mar 24 08:23 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-techrights.org | IRC Proceedings: Wednesday, March 23, 2022 | Techrights | Mar 24 08:23 | |
mjg59_ | If you're going to complain about organisations protecting rapists, maybe don't publish stories protecting rapists | Mar 24 08:23 |
mjg59_ | Or, at least, have the decency to remove the old stories or flag them in some way | Mar 24 08:25 |
techrights-news | ttps://www.atlanticcouncil.org/blogs/econographics/putins-invasion-of-ukraine-could-spark-a-global-food-crisis/ | Mar 24 08:26 |
techrights-news | "I attended that conference session, and remember feeling comforted by the country’s investments in scientific infrastructure compared to other countries." https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/the-u-s-still-doesnt-know-how-to-track-a-pandemic/ | Mar 24 08:27 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-The U.S. Still Doesn’t Know How To Track A Pandemic | FiveThirtyEight | Mar 24 08:27 | |
mjg59_ | (Roy, once again, raises an issue and then stops talking about it the moment I point out that there's hypocrisy on his part) | Mar 24 08:28 |
matey | its a common pattern | Mar 24 08:29 |
matey | im never going to be able to side either way on this | Mar 24 08:30 |
matey | i know there are people who have been raped that will never find justice in court | Mar 24 08:30 |
matey | i also know there will be people who are false accused that will never clear their name | Mar 24 08:30 |
matey | asking "how are we supposed to tell which is which" sounds dickish | Mar 24 08:30 |
matey | particularly when you know someone who knows someone, etc | Mar 24 08:31 |
mjg59_ | matey: My partner was sexually assaulted by Jake | Mar 24 08:31 |
matey | particularly when you know someone who knows someone, etc | Mar 24 08:31 |
mjg59_ | Also an ex was, and also a close friend | Mar 24 08:31 |
matey | so how can i ask you this question in a general, non-dickish way? | Mar 24 08:32 |
matey | because tbh i dont know | Mar 24 08:32 |
matey | not about your partner obviously | Mar 24 08:32 |
matey | but in a broader sense that has nothing to do with the example of jake | Mar 24 08:32 |
techrights-news | Fake cybersecurity. Proprietary mystery software. https://siliconangle.com/2022/03/22/f-secure-announces-name-corporate-business-ahead-company-split/ | Mar 24 08:32 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-F-Secure announces name of corporate business ahead of company split - SiliconANGLE | Mar 24 08:32 | |
matey | obviously jake would be a bad example here | Mar 24 08:32 |
techrights-news | Proprietary https://www.bridgemi.com/michigan-government/ex-gov-rick-snyder-4-others-charged-flint-water-crisis-must-testify | Mar 24 08:32 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.bridgemi.com | Ex-Gov. Rick Snyder, 4 others charged in Flint water crisis must testify | Bridge Michigan | Mar 24 08:32 | |
techrights-news | "This is an overview of a series of 6 blog posts we dedicated to the analysis and decryption of Cobalt Strike traffic. We include videos for different analysis methods." https://blog.nviso.eu/2022/03/22/cobalt-strike-overview-part-7/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HelpSystems#Cobalt_Strike | Mar 24 08:32 |
mjg59_ | matey: If the question is "How do I know who to believe", there's a couple of approaches | Mar 24 08:32 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-blog.nviso.eu | Cobalt Strike: Overview – Part 7 – NVISO Labs | Mar 24 08:33 | |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-en.wikipedia.org | HelpSystems - Wikipedia | Mar 24 08:33 | |
mjg59_ | matey: The first is statistical - the number of accusations that are demonstrated to be false is tiny compared to the number that are demonstrated to be true | Mar 24 08:34 |
matey | that doesnt solve this problem for me | Mar 24 08:34 |
matey | it simply says "the problem is unlikely" | Mar 24 08:34 |
XRevan86 | "yes, well, MinceR always did that, for example with freenode and Andrew Lee" <- freenode is a fine example of CrystalMath thinking that people have an obligation to Andrew Lee, and that being anti-censorship means supporting a hypocrite. | Mar 24 08:34 |
mjg59_ | matey: The second is more game theoretical - what do the people making accusations gain compared to what they stand to lose? | Mar 24 08:34 |
matey | mjg: in both approaches, we are throwing out the idea of innocent until proven guilty | Mar 24 08:35 |
matey | for petty theft and murder, we have innocent until proven guilty | Mar 24 08:35 |
matey | but for rape we get the opposite | Mar 24 08:35 |
mjg59_ | matey: No! "Innocent until proven guilty" is something that applies to the state, not to individuals | Mar 24 08:35 |
matey | im not entirely comfortable with that. i can see the gains it promises of course | Mar 24 08:35 |
*schestowitz-TR kindly reminds mjg59_ he was muted for changing the subject of this channel to SEX and then using the resultant mess to defame us in Twitter, making slanderous accusations about where we stand on issues | Mar 24 08:35 | |
XRevan86 | matey: "any idea if alpine can be compiled with tinycc?" <- tinycc is not feature complete to compile anything of that complexity. | Mar 24 08:35 |
techrights-news | Microsoft Windows TCO: https://itwire.com/opinion-and-analysis-sp-481/open-sauce/okta-knew-about-breach-in-january,-kept-mum-until-lapsus$-post.html | Mar 24 08:36 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-iTWire - Okta knew about breach in January, kept mum until Lapsus$ post | Mar 24 08:36 | |
techrights-news | Microsoft Windows TCO: https://cio.economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/digital-security/microsoft-accepts-cybercriminal-group-lapsus-hacked-its-data/90411638 | Mar 24 08:36 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-cio.economictimes.indiatimes.com | microsoft news: Microsoft accepts cybercriminal group Lapsus$ hacked its data, CIO News, ET CIO | Mar 24 08:36 | |
matey | "Innocent until proven guilty" is something that applies to the state, not to individuals <- if we are doling out consequences it seems like a principle worth considering | Mar 24 08:36 |
mjg59_ | matey: eg, OJ Simpson was found innocent - the state failed to prove its case, mostly due to the police being racist. But that doesn't mean I'd trust him with a knife. | Mar 24 08:36 |
matey | if we are terminating employment and destroying someones reputation | Mar 24 08:36 |
matey | simpson is a good example-- it seems pretty obvious he was guilty | Mar 24 08:37 |
matey | given the evidence | Mar 24 08:37 |
matey | so the verdict was useless | Mar 24 08:37 |
matey | bu the process was not | Mar 24 08:37 |
techrights-news | Microsoft Windows TCO: https://siliconangle.com/2022/03/22/reports-okta-microsoft-breached-lapsus-hacking-group/ marketing LIE: "Microsoft, for example, spends about $1 billion every year on protecting its network" | Mar 24 08:37 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-Okta and Microsoft breached by Lapsus$ hacking group - SiliconANGLE | Mar 24 08:37 | |
matey | and i wouldnt trust him either | Mar 24 08:37 |
mjg59_ | schestowitz-TR: techrights.org contains multiple articles defending a rapist. You didn't write them, but you chose to publish them. The fact that they're on techrights.org strongly implies that they're on topic. | Mar 24 08:37 |
techrights-news | Microsoft Windows TCO: https://www.theverge.com/2022/3/23/22993731/lapsus-hacking-group-teenager-mastermind | Mar 24 08:37 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.theverge.com | A teen is reportedly the mastermind behind the Lapsus$ hacking group - The Verge | Mar 24 08:37 | |
mjg59_ | matey: Ok, so that already implies that "innocent until proven guilty" isn't something that binds individuals | Mar 24 08:38 |
matey | binds, no | Mar 24 08:38 |
matey | but hopefully has some relevance, even if its not binding | Mar 24 08:38 |
mjg59_ | Simpson acted in Hollywood movies before that trial, and didn't afterwards | Mar 24 08:38 |
techrights-news | Microsoft Windows TCO: https://thehill.com/policy/cybersecurity/599418-microsoft-confirms-breach-by-lapsus-hacker-group "Microsoft said in the post that Lapsus$, also known as DEV-0537, had breached one account, resulting in “limited access” but not to the data of any of the tech giant’s customers." | Mar 24 08:38 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-Microsoft confirms breach by Lapsus$ hacker group | TheHill | Mar 24 08:38 | |
matey | there was no longer a market for his work | Mar 24 08:38 |
matey | but again, he went to trial | Mar 24 08:38 |
mjg59_ | matey: A trial where he was found innocent | Mar 24 08:39 |
matey | i think he was even found guilty in the second trial | Mar 24 08:39 |
mjg59_ | There was a civil case | Mar 24 08:39 |
mjg59_ | Not a criminal one | Mar 24 08:39 |
matey | but theres a lower threshold for proof in a civil case | Mar 24 08:39 |
mjg59_ | Yeah | Mar 24 08:39 |
techrights-news | Microsoft Windows TCO: https://broadbandbreakfast.com/2022/03/adelstein-departing-wia-ransomware-still-ongoing-threat-uscellular-new-board-nominees/ see http://techrights.org/2021/05/02/ransomware-task-force/ | Mar 24 08:39 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-broadbandbreakfast.com | Adelstein Departing WIA, Ransomware Still 'Ongoing Threat,' USCellular New Board Nominees : Broadband Breakfast | Mar 24 08:39 | |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-techrights.org | Microsoft-Centric “Ransomware Task Force” | Techrights | Mar 24 08:39 | |
matey | maybe we should have a different question entirely | Mar 24 08:40 |
mjg59_ | matey: So what's the threshold? Being found not guilty in a court seems like it should be something that means consequences go away if we think of "Innocent until proven guility" | Mar 24 08:40 |
techrights-news | Microsoft Windows TCO: https://itwire.com/business-it-news/security/ransomware-incidents-in-us-much-higher-than-number-reported-claim.html it's killing lots of people http://techrights.org/2020/06/09/windows-disaster-zones/ | Mar 24 08:40 |
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matey | what should be done about jake? | Mar 24 08:40 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-iTWire - Ransomware incidents in US much higher than number reported: claim | Mar 24 08:40 | |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-techrights.org | Index of the Series About Windows Inside Hospitals (Causing Hospitals to Become Disaster Zones) | Techrights | Mar 24 08:40 | |
matey | matey: So what's the threshold? <- but this is basically what im asking you | Mar 24 08:40 |
mjg59_ | Jake has been excluded from spaces where he could cause further harm | Mar 24 08:40 |
mjg59_ | He's been allowed to continue living his life otherwise | Mar 24 08:40 |
techrights-news | Microsoft Windows TCO: https://thehill.com/policy/cybersecurity/599362-fbi-concerned-about-possible-russian-cyberattacks-on-critical http://techrights.org/2021/07/19/microsoft-national-security/ | Mar 24 08:40 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-FBI 'concerned' about possible Russian cyberattacks on critical infrastructure | TheHill | Mar 24 08:40 | |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-techrights.org | Is Microsoft a National Security Threat? | Techrights | Mar 24 08:40 | |
mjg59_ | The consequences are fare less meaningful than if he'd been found guilty and imprisoned | Mar 24 08:40 |
matey | what about his contritbutions to research and software? are those still possible? | Mar 24 08:41 |
mjg59_ | So, (1) his contributions mostly consist of him rephrasing other people's work, he can't actually code for shit, and (2) yes, he can still write stuff, and other people can make use of that if they want to | Mar 24 08:41 |
kingoffrance | "No! "Innocent until proven guilty" is something that applies to the state, not to individuals" well, thats why i pointed out state was "by of for the people" previously. | Mar 24 08:42 |
kingoffrance | confusion of tongues | Mar 24 08:42 |
kingoffrance | not saying it *is* that, just that was the theory | Mar 24 08:42 |
mjg59_ | Free software doesn't mean everyone has the right to have their patches merged | Mar 24 08:43 |
matey | thank god | Mar 24 08:43 |
techrights-news | WWW = clusterf*** https://www.techzim.co.zw/2022/03/scammers-fake-browser-windows-including-url-protect-against-that/ | Mar 24 08:43 |
matey | i dont want everyone to have root | Mar 24 08:43 |
mjg59_ | But free software means anyone can write patches and someone else can make use of that if they want to | Mar 24 08:43 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.techzim.co.zw | Scammers can now convincingly fake browser windows, including URL. You can protect against that - Techzim | Mar 24 08:43 | |
mjg59_ | Jake's not prevented from forking tor and writing his own code there | Mar 24 08:43 |
mjg59_ | And anyone would then be able to pick up his code and make use of it if they wanted | Mar 24 08:44 |
matey | your confident his contributions to tor were non-vital? | Mar 24 08:44 |
mjg59_ | Yup | Mar 24 08:44 |
matey | And anyone would then be able to pick up his code and make use of it if they wanted <- this is probably sufficient | Mar 24 08:44 |
mjg59_ | Look at git - he really doesn't have that many commits | Mar 24 08:44 |
matey | if its possible to sponsor his patches, that would likely satisfy me, if i held any authority in the tor project | Mar 24 08:44 |
techrights-news | Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal - Scythe ⚓ https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/scythe | Mar 24 08:44 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.smbc-comics.com | Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal - Scythe | Mar 24 08:44 | |
*psydroid8 (~psydroid@memzbmehf99re.irc) has joined #techrights | Mar 24 08:45 | |
matey | and you say its possible, so... | Mar 24 08:45 |
matey | im speaking hypothetically | Mar 24 08:45 |
matey | i dont know of anything being left out because of this in terms of useful patches | Mar 24 08:45 |
mjg59_ | Hey, regardless of my feelings, if Jake wrote something useful I would attempt to incorporate that concept if not literally that code | Mar 24 08:45 |
matey | presumably, and this is speculation | Mar 24 08:46 |
matey | the reason pocock wanted to write that about jake was | Mar 24 08:46 |
matey | to show that people are being censored, like he is | Mar 24 08:46 |
matey | if so, maybe not the best example | Mar 24 08:47 |
matey | not one likely to gain a lot of sympathy i mean | Mar 24 08:47 |
mjg59_ | Pocock's a piece of shit, but I don't have any reason to believe he's anywhere near as bad as Jake | Mar 24 08:47 |
techrights-news | "Tor Browser 11.5a8 is now available from the Tor Browser download page and also from our distribution directory." https://blog.torproject.org/new-release-tor-browser-115a8/ | Mar 24 08:47 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-blog.torproject.org | New Alpha Release: Tor Browser 11.5a8 (Windows/macOS/Linux) | The Tor Project | Mar 24 08:47 | |
mjg59_ | Pocock has used other people's names and email addresses to send mail to mailing lists | Mar 24 08:48 |
techrights-news | Microsoft issues https://krebsonsecurity.com/2022/03/a-closer-look-at-the-lapsus-data-extortion-group/ | Mar 24 08:48 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-krebsonsecurity.com | A Closer Look at the LAPSUS$ Data Extortion Group – Krebs on Security | Mar 24 08:48 | |
mjg59_ | But as far as I know he hasn't raped anyone | Mar 24 08:48 |
techrights-news | Putler justifies his name https://meduza.io/en/feature/2022/03/23/holocaust-survivor-killed-by-russian-shelling-in-kharkiv | Mar 24 08:49 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-meduza.io | NO TITLE | Mar 24 08:49 | |
techrights-news | Like in the days of the Berlin Wall and Korean DMZ, people would rather be dead than live under Putler https://meduza.io/en/feature/2022/03/23/i-d-rather-lose-my-life-than-my-freedom | Mar 24 08:50 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-meduza.io | NO TITLE | Mar 24 08:50 | |
mjg59_ | matey: But yes, I agree with you - Pocock wants to make a case that Debian unjustly excludes people, and wants to try to prove Jake was unjustly excluded to make people think he was unjustly excluded | Mar 24 08:50 |
matey | even if they do unjustly exclude people | Mar 24 08:51 |
matey | that doesnt preclude the obvious possibility that some people are justly excluded | Mar 24 08:52 |
schestowitz | https://linux.slashdot.org/story/22/03/15/2028231/debian-developer-demoted-quits-after-two-decades-with-project | Mar 24 08:52 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-linux.slashdot.org | Debian Developer Demoted, Quits After Two Decades With Project - Slashdot | Mar 24 08:52 | |
schestowitz | “Only the ‘political’ side of Debian is, unfortunately, creating such a toxic atmosphere.” | Mar 24 08:53 |
schestowitz | https://itwire.com/open-source/debian-developer-demoted,-quits-after-two-decades-with-project.html | Mar 24 08:53 |
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kingoffrance | minor point, i dont have anything to add, just: everything is a file versus universal resource locators. just to say: noone agrees there either, on how to "name" "files" | Mar 24 08:53 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-iTWire - Debian developer demoted, quits after two decades with project | Mar 24 08:53 | |
kingoffrance | *uniform | Mar 24 08:53 |
techrights-news | ICBM has outsourced this to PROPRIETARY software https://fossforce.com/2022/03/fedora-plans-to-party-for-36-like-its-2022/ | Mar 24 08:54 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-fossforce.com | Fedora Plans to Party for 36 Like It's 2022! - FOSS Force | Mar 24 08:54 | |
mjg59_ | schestowitz: Not sure what point you're trying to make here | Mar 24 08:55 |
techrights-news | They talk about "Open Source", so you know they mean openwashing rather than freedom https://fossforce.com/2022/03/free-online-open-source-101-on-tuesday-in-person-meetup-in-april/ | Mar 24 08:55 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-fossforce.com | Free & Online: Open Source 101 Online on Tuesday - FOSS Force | Mar 24 08:55 | |
matey | as i understand it, or misunderstand it, the accusation made against preining is harassment, not rape | Mar 24 08:55 |
mjg59_ | Yeah | Mar 24 08:56 |
matey | and its a long term pattern of it? | Mar 24 08:56 |
mjg59_ | There were a bunch of things (including him engaging in misgendering) and the internal processes that attempted to resolve that didn't end up with a good conclusion | Mar 24 08:56 |
matey | and after all that he wasnt forced out but actually quit | Mar 24 08:57 |
mjg59_ | Right | Mar 24 08:57 |
mjg59_ | He could have continued to maintain the packages he maintained | Mar 24 08:57 |
matey | but he was no longer a manager | Mar 24 08:57 |
matey | only a developer | Mar 24 08:57 |
mjg59_ | He was a developer, he'd have been a maintainer | Mar 24 08:57 |
mjg59_ | Developers can basically upload anything, maintainers can only touch packages they're in charge of | Mar 24 08:58 |
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techrights-news | "[Tom], of the YouTube channel ThingsTomLike, found a very sweet little mechanical Pong clone at a thrift store. It came in broken" https://hackaday.com/2022/03/23/old-school-mechanical-pong-still-amazes/ | Mar 24 09:08 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-Old School Mechanical Pong Still Amazes | Hackaday | Mar 24 09:08 | |
techrights-news | "On Tuesday, the European Parliament’s (EU) Special Committee on Artificial Intelligence in a Digital Age (AIDA) adopted its final recommendations for a Roadmap, laying the groundwork through 2030" https://creativecommons.org/2022/03/23/cc-welcomes-adoption-of-aida/ buzzwords swallowed http://techrights.org/2022/01/11/buzzwords-from-brussels/ | Mar 24 09:09 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-creativecommons.org | CC welcomes adoption of AIDA - Creative Commons | Mar 24 09:09 | |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-techrights.org | A Soup of Buzzwords From Brussels (the European Commission) | Techrights | Mar 24 09:09 | |
techrights-news | "I’m a bit tired of blogging about nothing but COVID-19; so I thought I’d take some time to “dunk on a 7′ hoop” and look at homeopathy." https://respectfulinsolence.com/2022/03/23/why-are-so-many-clinical-trials-of-homeopathy-positive/ | Mar 24 09:12 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-respectfulinsolence.com | Why are so many clinical trials of homeopathy "positive"? - RESPECTFUL INSOLENCE | Mar 24 09:12 | |
matey | mjg59_ youll mention, i hope, when your legal action against someone here has concluded | Mar 24 09:13 |
matey | i dont expect either of you to discuss while its still ongoing | Mar 24 09:13 |
techrights-news | "Four individuals connected to the illegal streaming of copyrighted content have been handed prison sentences in the UK totaling more than 10 years" https://torrentfreak.com/illegal-iptv-streams-four-receive-prison-sentences-totaling-10-years-220323/ | Mar 24 09:13 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-Illegal IPTV Streaming: Four Receive Prison Sentences Totaling 10+ Years * TorrentFreak | Mar 24 09:13 | |
techrights-news | "Infamous Russian torrent site RuTracker is one of many pirate sites that are permanently blocked by the Russian authorities for failing to remove copyrighted content" https://torrentfreak.com/rutracker-found-itself-unblocked-in-russia-so-immediately-blocked-itself-220323/ | Mar 24 09:13 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-RuTracker Found Itself Unblocked in Russia So Immediately Blocked Itself * TorrentFreak | Mar 24 09:13 | |
techrights-news | SoylentNews helps Microsoft post spam. This is MICROSOFT PULLING FINLAND. Then greenwashing it. ⚓ https://soylentnews.org/article.pl?sid=22/03/21/1538236 Zemlin and his frauds do the same http://techrights.org/2021/11/09/linux-foundation-greenwash/ | Mar 24 09:15 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-soylentnews.org | Waste Heat From Microsoft Servers to Warm Residents in Southern Finland - SoylentNews | Mar 24 09:15 | |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-techrights.org | Linux Foundation Has Become Even Worse Than Climate Science Deniers | Techrights | Mar 24 09:15 | |
mjg59_ | matey: At the point where I should say anything, I'll do so | Mar 24 09:16 |
matey | /me nods | Mar 24 09:16 |
techrights-news | What a world; people who expose crimes can only marry behind bars. For EXPOSING crimes. https://www.canberratimes.com.au/story/7671223/wikileaks-assange-to-marry-in-uk-jail/?cs=14264 | Mar 24 09:16 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.canberratimes.com.au | WikiLeaks' Assange to marry in UK jail | Mar 24 09:16 | |
techrights-news | "Imagine you have the following EcmaScript module you want to unit test..." https://ar.al/2022/03/23/using-bound-functions-to-unit-test-ecmascript-modules/ | Mar 24 09:16 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-ar.al | Using bound functions to unit test EcmaScript Modules – Aral Balkan | Mar 24 09:16 | |
mjg59_ | Again with defending the rapists | Mar 24 09:17 |
techrights-news | "The lawyers who were following this at the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), were predicting that Donald Trump would prosecute journalists." http://www.ilfattoquotidiano.it/in-edicola/articoli/2022/03/22/daniel-ellsberg-it-is-outrageous-that-biden-has-continued-to-pursue-julian-assanges-prosecution/6533299/ | Mar 24 09:22 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.ilfattoquotidiano.it | Daniel Ellsberg: "It is outrageous that Biden has continued to pursue Julian Assange's prosecution" - Il Fatto Quotidiano | Mar 24 09:22 | |
techrights-news | Media is collapsing while they attack Wikileaks, too https://www.nytimes.com/2022/03/22/business/media/buzzfeed-news-editors-newsroom-cuts.html | Mar 24 09:22 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.nytimes.com | BuzzFeed News Top Editor Mark Schoofs to Leave Ahead of Newsroom Cuts - The New York Times | Mar 24 09:22 | |
techrights-news | "The independent publication Meduza is no longer easily accessible in Russia. Meduza has been reporting from Latvia in Russian and English since 2014" https://netzpolitik.org/2022/russian-exile-medium-meduza-everything-has-changed-dramatically/ | Mar 24 09:23 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-netzpolitik.org | Russian exile medium Meduza: „Everything has changed dramatically“ | Mar 24 09:23 | |
techrights-news | Killed journalists https://text.npr.org/1088172421 | Mar 24 09:23 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-text.npr.org | Family of killed photojournalist Danish Siddiqui take Taliban leaders to ICC | Mar 24 09:23 | |
techrights-news | “the victim of crimes against humanity and war crimes, at the hand of anti-government forces, identifying themselves as ‘Taliban’.” https://www.laprensalatina.com/family-of-indian-photojournalist-killed-by-taliban-moves-icc-for-justice/ | Mar 24 09:24 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.laprensalatina.com | Family of Indian photojournalist killed by Taliban moves ICC for justice - La Prensa Latina Media | Mar 24 09:24 | |
techrights-news | "Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has reconstructed an exclusive timeline of two years of government assault on Hong Kong’s press freedom following the adoption of the National Security Law" https://rsf.org/en/news/rsf-relate-two-years-government-assault-hong-kongs-press-freedom | Mar 24 09:24 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-rsf.org | RSF relate two years of government assault on Hong Kong’s press freedom | RSF | Mar 24 09:24 | |
techrights-news | "Chelsea Manning and Julian Assange. And now Assange sits in a gulag awaiting a terrible fate of extradition to the US." https://www.counterpunch.org/2022/03/23/they-just-want-the-bombs-to-stop-falling/ | Mar 24 09:25 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-They Just Want the Bombs to Stop Falling - CounterPunch.org | Mar 24 09:25 | |
mjg59_ | Reminder that Chelsea only ended up in jail because Assange was fucking incompetent | Mar 24 09:25 |
techrights-news | Canada truck blockades spread to more countries https://mexiconewsdaily.com/news/truckers-block-highways-to-protest-insecurity-tolls-and-fuel-prices/ | Mar 24 09:27 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-mexiconewsdaily.com | Truckers block highways to protest insecurity, tolls and fuel prices | Mar 24 09:27 | |
matey | Reminder that Chelsea only ended up in jail because Assange was fucking incompetent <- first ive heard this | Mar 24 09:27 |
matey | i presume that chelsea remains pro-assange though | Mar 24 09:28 |
mjg59_ | Haha no | Mar 24 09:29 |
techrights-news | OSI and surveillance https://www.fiercetelecom.com/broadband/comcast-commits-open-source http://techrights.org/2020/06/25/mozilla-comcast/ | Mar 24 09:29 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.fiercetelecom.com | Comcast shares its code to boost open source security | Fierce Telecom | Mar 24 09:29 | |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-techrights.org | Mozilla Shames Itself and Harms Its Reputation by Stating That “Comcast Has Taken Major Steps to Protect Customer Privacy” | Techrights | Mar 24 09:29 | |
mjg59_ | She's not going to snitch on him | Mar 24 09:29 |
mjg59_ | But she is not in favour of him | Mar 24 09:29 |
mjg59_ | So full marks on following through on principles | Mar 24 09:30 |
matey | how did his incompetence lead to her imprisonment? | Mar 24 09:30 |
mjg59_ | I'm going to handwave a bit here because there's various stuff that isn't public | Mar 24 09:31 |
techrights-news | Teaching kids code, not GUI (nonsense, training) https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/code-club-wales-translations-codealong/ | Mar 24 09:31 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.raspberrypi.org | Code Club in Wales with translations, teacher training and a country-wide codealong - Raspberry Pi | Mar 24 09:31 | |
matey | thats fine | Mar 24 09:31 |
mjg59_ | And also this is my understanding of things, so it may be contradicted by other facts at some point | Mar 24 09:32 |
matey | noted | Mar 24 09:32 |
techrights-news | "The health data of almost 50 million Americans was breached last year, according to a Politico analysis of data from the Department of Health and Human Services" https://thehill.com/policy/cybersecurity/599430-sensitive-health-data-of-50-million-americans-hacked-or-breached-last | Mar 24 09:33 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-Sensitive health data of 50 million Americans hacked or breached last year: analysis | TheHill | Mar 24 09:33 | |
mjg59_ | But: while the proximal cause is that Lamo was a piece of shit, the US was primarily interested in drawing an association with Assange, and while Assange refused to comment there had been enough evidence left behind other than Chelsea's own admissions that left space to bring him into it | Mar 24 09:33 |
techrights-news | Israel is making itself synonymous with war, malware, and other illegal software. Then it'll cry "antisemitism" https://edri.org/our-work/italian-dpa-fines-clearview-ai-for-illegally-monitoring-and-processing-biometric-data-of-italian-citizens/ | Mar 24 09:34 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-edri.org | Italian DPA fines Clearview AI for illegally monitoring and processing biometric data of Italian citizens - European Digital Rights (EDRi) | Mar 24 09:34 | |
mjg59_ | And he didn't do anything to disabuse the US of this belief | Mar 24 09:34 |
techrights-news | "And that’s the essence of end-to-end encryption: no-one but the sender and the intended receiver can read the message. Of course, you may haggle over the details." https://edri.org/our-work/the-european-commission-might-put-a-stop-to-end-to-end-encryption/ | Mar 24 09:34 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-edri.org | The European Commission might put a stop to end-to-end encryption - European Digital Rights (EDRi) | Mar 24 09:34 | |
matey | so in other words | Mar 24 09:34 |
techrights-news | Surveillance galore https://www.theverge.com/2022/3/23/22993459/zoom-twitch-stream-button-integration | Mar 24 09:35 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.theverge.com | Zoom is making it easy to plug your meeting directly into Twitch - The Verge | Mar 24 09:35 | |
matey | he refused to comment and he refused to protect the anonymity of the people who provided tips to him | Mar 24 09:35 |
matey | or at least, failed ot | Mar 24 09:35 |
techrights-news | "Breaking Defense: Let’s set the scene. What is the steady state right now in cryptographic solutions? Where is modernization needed?" https://breakingdefense.com/2022/03/modernization-of-crypto-isnt-the-core-mission-for-dod-and-the-ic-its-what-enables-the-mission/ | Mar 24 09:36 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-breakingdefense.com | Modernization of crypto isn’t the core mission for DoD and the IC, it’s what enables the mission - Breaking Defense Breaking Defense - Defense industry news, analysis and commentary | Mar 24 09:36 | |
mjg59_ | My understanding is that he refused to assert that Chelsea was not the source | Mar 24 09:36 |
matey | you consider that incompetence? im not saying it isnt | Mar 24 09:36 |
mjg59_ | Oh that bit I don't consider incompetence - I think the incompetence is in failing to teach your sources how to protect themselves | Mar 24 09:37 |
mjg59_ | Same as I think The Intercept were incompetent in handling Reality Winner | Mar 24 09:37 |
mjg59_ | Or, rather, it's the totality of it | Mar 24 09:37 |
mjg59_ | Don't ask people to leak stuff to you unless you can ensure they're protected | Mar 24 09:38 |
mjg59_ | And if you fail at that, throw yourself under the bus rather than implicate them | Mar 24 09:38 |
matey | right | Mar 24 09:38 |
mjg59_ | I think Assange failed at that, and I think The Intercept failed at that | Mar 24 09:39 |
schestowitz-TR | says someone who never protected a source | Mar 24 09:39 |
matey | its a reasonable principle | Mar 24 09:40 |
techrights-news | It feels like Putin is still in control of the EU https://www.voanews.com/a/putin-tells-europe-to-pay-for-natural-gas-in-rubles/6498771.html | Mar 24 09:40 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.voanews.com | Putin Tells Europe to Pay for Natural Gas in Rubles | Mar 24 09:40 | |
matey | taking reponsibility for the people that inform you | Mar 24 09:40 |
techrights-news | Fall of an empire https://www.defenceweb.co.za/security/maritime-security/us-general-says-china-is-seeking-a-naval-base-in-west-africa/ | Mar 24 09:41 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.defenceweb.co.za | US general says China is seeking a naval base in West Africa - defenceWeb | Mar 24 09:41 | |
matey | honestly, if what mjg is saying about assange is true | Mar 24 09:42 |
mjg59_ | schestowitz: There's more than one case where you've quoted an anonyomous source with enough information that it's easy to work out who they were, so I wouldn't go too hard on that point (I promise I won't decloak anyone, I'm not a piece of shit) | Mar 24 09:42 |
matey | theres absolutely nothing wrong with the argument about taking responbility | Mar 24 09:42 |
matey | the only possible hole i can find in it is that its not true | Mar 24 09:42 |
matey | the principle is sound enough | Mar 24 09:42 |
schestowitz-TR | it's a lie | Mar 24 09:43 |
mjg59_ | What's a lie? | Mar 24 09:43 |
schestowitz-TR | mjg59_: just defames everyone | Mar 24 09:43 |
schestowitz-TR | he lives in a fantasy world | Mar 24 09:43 |
mjg59_ | What, specifically, is a lie | Mar 24 09:43 |
matey | mjg59_: just defames everyone <- i can see the logic here, actually | Mar 24 09:43 |
techrights-news | Maybe we can learn to drink ewaste then... https://today.rtl.lu/news/luxembourg/a/1885896.html | Mar 24 09:44 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-today.rtl.lu | RTL Today - Pollution in Luxembourg: Around 100 groundwater resources currently unusable | Mar 24 09:44 | |
matey | he defamed stallman (imo) therefore any other accusation he makes is false | Mar 24 09:44 |
matey | thats certainly worth considering | Mar 24 09:44 |
matey | it isnt necessarily true, but its possible | Mar 24 09:44 |
mjg59_ | Oh yeah please do critically analyse my claims | Mar 24 09:44 |
mjg59_ | But also please critically analyse Roy's | Mar 24 09:45 |
matey | well there you can count on me | Mar 24 09:45 |
mjg59_ | In this case he's asserting that I'm lying without even saying what I'm lying about | Mar 24 09:45 |
matey | because i could make a comment about roys protection of sources | Mar 24 09:45 |
techrights-news | "failure to act on climate change was a violation of their “rights to life” as young people." https://www.teenvogue.com/story/radical-climate-action | Mar 24 09:45 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.teenvogue.com | Radical Climate Action: From Hunger Strikes to Lawsuits to Community Care | Teen Vogue | Mar 24 09:45 | |
matey | but im withholding it | Mar 24 09:45 |
matey | at any rate | Mar 24 09:45 |
techrights-news | "The vehicle will not operate at ambient temperatures below -4°F (-20°C).” Give me a break. This is Canada. We go months below -20ºC." https://mrpogson.com/2022/03/22/solo-ev-update/ | Mar 24 09:46 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-mrpogson.com | Solo EV Update… | Robert Pogson | Mar 24 09:46 | |
matey | even if you WERE making up assanges fault here | Mar 24 09:46 |
matey | the principle you describe about protecting sources | Mar 24 09:46 |
matey | is still reasonable | Mar 24 09:46 |
matey | making up, even mistaken | Mar 24 09:46 |
mjg59_ | I think roy mischaracterises a lot of things, but I also think that's his honest belief | Mar 24 09:46 |
mjg59_ | There are some cases where he says actually untrue stuff even after he's been corrected | Mar 24 09:47 |
mjg59_ | But for the most part, it's his genuine interpretation of the facts | Mar 24 09:47 |
mjg59_ | Any time I accuse him of lying, I'll describe the precise statement that I believe to be untrue and provide evidence for that | Mar 24 09:48 |
mjg59_ | Please do hold me to that standard | Mar 24 09:48 |
mjg59_ | But in return, please hold him to the same standard | Mar 24 09:49 |
techrights-news | "Nevermind accounting for the world's tomfoolery as part of this burnout. The world has repeatedly set its own yard on fire lately and I'm not about to peek through my blinds, per se, and watch the show." gemini://soviet.circumlunar.space/wholesomedonut/gemlog/20220324.gmi | Mar 24 09:49 |
matey | But in return, please hold him to the same standard <- if it were possible to do so | Mar 24 09:50 |
mjg59_ | Anyway for context I've hung out with Chelsea at her birthday party before the pandemic | Mar 24 09:50 |
matey | im jealous | Mar 24 09:50 |
matey | id love to meet her | Mar 24 09:50 |
mjg59_ | And she followes me on Twitter | Mar 24 09:50 |
matey | interesting | Mar 24 09:50 |
mjg59_ | Which, uh, crap, Elon's ex's girlfriend follows me on Tiwtter | Mar 24 09:51 |
matey | ex gf? | Mar 24 09:51 |
techrights-news | "Gulag is introducing a pilot to let “a small number of participating developers” offer a payment system in addition to Gulag Ploy’s." https://www.theverge.com/2022/3/23/22993417/google-pilot-test-android-alternate-billing-systems-spotify | Mar 24 09:51 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.theverge.com | Google will test letting Android developers use their own billing systems - The Verge | Mar 24 09:51 | |
mjg59_ | Grimes is dating Chelsea, apparently | Mar 24 09:51 |
matey | wow | Mar 24 09:51 |
matey | thats a cute couple | Mar 24 09:51 |
techrights-news | "Users who download the Spotify app from the Gulag Ploy Play store will soon be able to decide whether to subscribe to the audio streaming service using Gulag Ploy" https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/business/digital/google-spotify-android-payment-1235117575/ | Mar 24 09:51 |
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mjg59_ | Explains a lot about Grimes walking around with Das Kapital | Mar 24 09:53 |
matey | is chelsea a marxist? | Mar 24 09:53 |
mjg59_ | Honestly can't say anything about her political beliefs tbh | Mar 24 09:54 |
matey | fair enough | Mar 24 09:54 |
matey | when you said explains a lot | Mar 24 09:54 |
matey | i thought you meant you understood a connection there | Mar 24 09:54 |
mjg59_ | Oh it just seems compatible with her sense of humour | Mar 24 09:54 |
matey | ah ok | Mar 24 09:55 |
matey | what do you think of someone musks age dating someone as young as grimes | Mar 24 09:55 |
matey | granted i think shes either 30 or close to it by now | Mar 24 09:55 |
matey | but i was thinking 25 | Mar 24 09:56 |
mjg59_ | Eh it's a 15 year or so difference and I think I trust her to make good decisions there? | Mar 24 09:56 |
techrights-news | "Facebook's attacks were truly shameless." https://pluralistic.net/2022/03/23/false-genocide-negative/#metacrap | Mar 24 09:57 |
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matey | yeah | Mar 24 09:57 |
matey | she looks younger than | Mar 24 09:57 |
matey | shes 33 | Mar 24 09:57 |
matey | thats not such a big deal | Mar 24 09:57 |
techrights-news | "The forthcoming Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act) is one step closer to its adoption." https://www.kolaja.eu/en/post/20220322-russia_demonstrates_how_ai_can_be_abused_three_significant_gaps_in_the_ai_act/ | Mar 24 09:57 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.kolaja.eu | Russia demonstrates how AI can be abused - Marcel Kolaja | Mar 24 09:57 | |
matey | i used to think she was like 20 | Mar 24 09:57 |
techrights-news | "The materials sent to the printers in Russia include a message telling citizens that President Vladimir Putin, the Kremlin, and Russian media have been lying to them about the invasion." https://www.newsweek.com/anonymous-hacks-russian-printers-deliver-resistance-information-1690269 | Mar 24 09:58 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.newsweek.com | Anonymous Hacks Into Russian Printers to Deliver Resistance Information | Mar 24 09:58 | |
mjg59_ | There's some truth to the predatory men on younger women thing, but there's also a degree to which that removes their agency | Mar 24 09:58 |
mjg59_ | She had her own indepenent thing going on so I don't see it as him imposing himself on her | Mar 24 09:59 |
matey | but there's also a degree to which that removes their agency <- yeah | Mar 24 09:59 |
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matey | theres a tendency to infantilise grown women regarding certain decisions | Mar 24 10:00 |
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matey | which begs the question at what age are they capable of living their own lives | Mar 24 10:00 |
techrights-news | "What Russia is doing is unacceptable." https://edri.org/our-work/propaganda-cannot-be-silenced-with-censorship-freedom-of-expression-can/ | Mar 24 10:00 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-edri.org | Propaganda cannot be silenced with censorship, freedom of expression can - European Digital Rights (EDRi) | Mar 24 10:00 | |
matey | if not 18 | Mar 24 10:00 |
techrights-news | China handling Tibet https://www.rfa.org/english/news/tibet/writer-03222022121939.html | Mar 24 10:01 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.rfa.org | Tibetan writer released from prison in China after serving 13 years — Radio Free Asia | Mar 24 10:01 | |
matey | i also didnt know until recently that musk was the richest person in the world? | Mar 24 10:01 |
matey | i thought it was bezos? | Mar 24 10:01 |
mjg59_ | We impose legal boundaries on things because things are fuzzy | Mar 24 10:01 |
matey | i didnt even know musk was in the top 10 | Mar 24 10:01 |
mjg59_ | Not everyone has the same response to alcohol, but we have absolute drink-drive limits anyway | Mar 24 10:02 |
matey | yeah | Mar 24 10:02 |
matey | it cuts down at least, on people doing dumb and lethal things | Mar 24 10:02 |
mjg59_ | His net worth is based on valuations he can't realistically liquidate at that value, but he's still fucking rich | Mar 24 10:02 |
matey | sure i mean, at that level of rich its impossible to do the math probably | Mar 24 10:02 |
matey | theres a degree of speculation | Mar 24 10:03 |
matey | and estimation | Mar 24 10:03 |
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mjg59_ | schestowitz: You still haven't explained what I said that was a lie | Mar 24 10:04 |
DaemonFC | <mjg59_> Not everyone has the same response to alcohol, but we have absolute drink-drive limits anyway | Mar 24 10:04 |
DaemonFC | And then Democrat judges to go "OK Mr. Smith, I see you're on your 6th DUI so pay a fine and do 3 days in the jail. NEXT!". | Mar 24 10:05 |
DaemonFC | "Oh Mr. Brown, you recorded children using the toilet at the Marathon station? Two months county! NEXT!" | Mar 24 10:05 |
techrights-news | "They were taken into custody because of some songs they sang" https://anfenglishmobile.com/culture/one-artist-detained-after-aydin-newroz-5-released-on-judicial-control-58819 | Mar 24 10:05 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-anfenglishmobile.com | ANF | One artist detained after Aydın Newroz, 5 released on judicial control | Mar 24 10:05 | |
mjg59_ | matey: Anyway to your point I have many reasons to dislike ElMu but I don't think his relationship was inherently bad | Mar 24 10:06 |
DaemonFC | They probably can't stop Ketanji Brown Jackson from being on the Supreme Court, but they did give her a pretty good grilling yesterday. | Mar 24 10:06 |
mjg59_ | But I do think Assange failed to support his sources in ways that hurt them | Mar 24 10:07 |
DaemonFC | Including for being soft on child molesters. | Mar 24 10:07 |
techrights-news | If you oppose tyrants, do not buy Apple https://citizenlab.ca/2022/03/engrave-condition-apples-political-censorship-leaves-taiwan-remains-in-hong-kong/ | Mar 24 10:07 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-citizenlab.ca | Engrave Condition: Apple’s Political Censorship Leaves Taiwan, Remains in Hong Kong - The Citizen Lab | Mar 24 10:07 | |
techrights-news | Russian police arrest man for holding up blank sheet of paper https://www.irishtimes.com/news/world/europe/russian-police-arrest-man-for-holding-up-blank-sheet-of-paper-1.4826435 | Mar 24 10:08 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.irishtimes.com | Russian police arrest man for holding up blank sheet of paper | Mar 24 10:08 | |
techrights-news | "Taliban intelligence men arrested three staff members of TOLO TV, one of Afghanistan's largest television stations, a channel executive said Friday." https://www.cbsnews.com/news/taliban-journalists-detention-censorship/ | Mar 24 10:09 |
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DaemonFC | Laws don't cut down on crime very much. | Mar 24 10:10 |
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DaemonFC | People who are prone to doing them in the first place aren't sitting down reading law books, and it's obvious they're losers. | Mar 24 10:10 |
techrights-news | "The UK government’s much anticipated online safety bill has now been released. The bill seeks to impose a duty of care on companies, such as social [control] media platforms" https://theconversation.com/online-safety-bill-ambiguous-definitions-of-harm-could-threaten-freedom-of-speech-instead-of-protecting-it-179514 | Mar 24 10:10 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-theconversation.com | Online safety bill: ambiguous definitions of harm could threaten freedom of speech – instead of protecting it | Mar 24 10:10 | |
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DaemonFC | Even when they benefit from black privilege in court and have the judge cut them loose on promise to appear on murder charges... | Mar 24 10:11 |
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DaemonFC | They go an commit a string of armed robberies next county over while they're awaiting the murder trial. | Mar 24 10:11 |
mjg59_ | Again, just going to point out https://stallman.org/articles/witch-hunt.html that argues distributing is fine as long as you didn't make it | Mar 24 10:11 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-stallman.org | Suggestion to the target of a witch hunt | Mar 24 10:11 | |
DaemonFC | Like, what did the judge think would happen? Honestly? | Mar 24 10:11 |
techrights-news | "During Cruz's tense exchange with Jackson, where he listed books he claimed were teaching CRT, he pulled out a copy of sociology professor Alex Vitale’s The End of Policing." https://www.teenvogue.com/story/ted-cruz-end-of-policing | Mar 24 10:11 |
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DaemonFC | It's a good thing that she won't be in the majority. | Mar 24 10:12 |
DaemonFC | It's a bad thing she could even be on the court at all. | Mar 24 10:12 |
DaemonFC | She doesn't deserve to be. | Mar 24 10:12 |
techrights-news | Politicians think everyone is a pedophile https://edri.org/our-work/private-communications-are-a-cornerstone-of-democratic-society-and-must-be-protected-in-online-csam-legislation/ | Mar 24 10:12 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-edri.org | Private communications are a cornerstone of democratic society and must be protected in online CSAM legislation - European Digital Rights (EDRi) | Mar 24 10:12 | |
DaemonFC | She'll replace Clarence Thomas as the most foul thing on the Supreme Court, amazingly. | Mar 24 10:12 |
mjg59_ | DaemonFC: Do you disagree with rms on this point? | Mar 24 10:12 |
DaemonFC | We'll have one black Nazi and one Burn Loot Murder judge. Christ! | Mar 24 10:13 |
DaemonFC | They got the worst of both possibilities, didn't they? | Mar 24 10:13 |
matey | just going to point out https://stallman.org/articles/witch-hunt.html that argues distributing is fine as long as you didn't make it <- thats not his actual argument | Mar 24 10:13 |
DaemonFC | "Imaginary children can't be hurt by drawing them." | Mar 24 10:14 |
mjg59_ | matey: He says "I don't think it is wrong to distribute "child porn" images" | Mar 24 10:14 |
DaemonFC | That part is settled law. The US Supreme Court struck down the Child Online Protection Act as being unconstitutionally vague. | Mar 24 10:14 |
DaemonFC | The sentence of the only person convicted of it was overturned. | Mar 24 10:15 |
schestowitz-TR | I can see where the troll is taking the channel | Mar 24 10:15 |
mjg59_ | matey: He agrees that making them is wrong, and you might want to boycott them to show that you don't support making them, but he doesn't assert that it's /wrong/ | Mar 24 10:15 |
matey | his argument is made in an incredibly undiplomatic way, for reasons that should be obvious (i consider it unfortunate) | Mar 24 10:15 |
DaemonFC | Every state has an age of consent law. | Mar 24 10:16 |
DaemonFC | And none of them seem to be too ridiculous. | Mar 24 10:16 |
matey | but your representation of his argument (in fairness you cited it at least) is a fairly poor representation | Mar 24 10:16 |
matey | not, i would add, COMPLETELY poor | Mar 24 10:16 |
DaemonFC | It should be up to states as to what the community wants to do about such things. | Mar 24 10:16 |
DaemonFC | Not the federal government. | Mar 24 10:16 |
techrights-news | "Promoting Human Rights in the Digital Era." https://edri.org/our-work/promoting-human-rights-in-the-digital-era/ | Mar 24 10:16 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-edri.org | Promoting human rights in the digital era - European Digital Rights (EDRi) | Mar 24 10:16 | |
matey | but at least it makes it sound worse than what hes saying | Mar 24 10:16 |
matey | most importantly, he doesnt say its "fine" | Mar 24 10:16 |
DaemonFC | The federal government actually shouldn't be allowed to legislate at all on most things. | Mar 24 10:17 |
matey | he says For the sake of opposing sexual abuse of real children, I suggest that you boycott the images" | Mar 24 10:17 |
DaemonFC | But that's its own issue. | Mar 24 10:17 |
techrights-news | "Showing videos of POWs, regardless of the content or under what conditions it is obtained, is a violation of international law, experts say." https://www.navytimes.com/off-duty/military-culture/2022/03/22/posting-pow-footage-on-social-media-may-constitute-human-rights-violation/ | Mar 24 10:17 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.navytimes.com | Posting POW footage on social media may constitute human rights violation | Mar 24 10:17 | |
mjg59_ | matey: My interpretation is (and this is an interpretation, not a quote) "It is not wrong to distribute child porn, but it's better not to because you reduce harm if there's less demand" | Mar 24 10:17 |
DaemonFC | I don't get how like, the age of consent can be 16. But if they want to be in porn, they can't be. | Mar 24 10:18 |
matey | right, if you had said that, instead of saying he said its "fine" i wouldnt be correcting anything | Mar 24 10:18 |
DaemonFC | Some have produced counterfeit driver's licenses and sneaked in and the world never ended and they're just fine now. | Mar 24 10:18 |
techrights-news | Internet dying in a certain sense (yes, ALREADY) https://www.internetsociety.org/blog/2022/03/what-is-the-splinternet-and-why-you-should-be-paying-attention/ | Mar 24 10:18 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.internetsociety.org | What Is the Splinternet? And Why You Should Be Paying Attention | Mar 24 10:18 | |
mjg59_ | matey: Ok, apologies for potentially misrepresenting that | Mar 24 10:18 |
matey | at any rate, he was playing with fire the way he did word it | Mar 24 10:19 |
DaemonFC | But Stallman doesn't specify what "children" means, so that's really disturbing. | Mar 24 10:19 |
matey | legal minors? | Mar 24 10:19 |
matey | what other definition would be relevant? | Mar 24 10:19 |
matey | i dont define computers when i talk about them | Mar 24 10:19 |
mjg59_ | matey: My interpretation is still pretty much "You shouldn't feel bad for looking at child porn, but it would be better if you didn't" | Mar 24 10:19 |
DaemonFC | I don't think there should be a mismatch in the legal age for porn and the age of consent in a state. | Mar 24 10:19 |
DaemonFC | But I think it should be up to each state to decide what the uniform law is for both. The federal government should be restrained, by constitutional amendments, until it can't dictate our lives anymore. | Mar 24 10:20 |
mjg59_ | matey: I think we can justifiably quibble over whether my use of "fine" was accurate, but there's still some sort of distinction drawn there | Mar 24 10:20 |
matey | DaemonFC in the uk there was a mismate in age of consent for gays and heterosexuals | Mar 24 10:20 |
techrights-news | Digital Restrictions (DRM): "HBO Max said the button is one of its most requested features. Streaming rivals like Netflix, Amazon, and Hulu, among others, have similarly experimented with shuffle functions on their apps" https://www.theverge.com/2022/3/23/22993709/hbo-max-shuffle-button-curb-your-enthusiasm-friends-south-park | Mar 24 10:20 |
DaemonFC | When they passed the law requiring people to pay for junk health insurance, it didn't improve their lives. | Mar 24 10:20 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.theverge.com | HBO Max adds a shuffle button to help you find something to watch - The Verge | Mar 24 10:20 | |
matey | matey: I think we can justifiably quibble over whether my use of "fine" was accurate <- that was my only quibble | Mar 24 10:21 |
DaemonFC | If it was a great product at a good price, they would have bought it already. The fine was there as punishment for not paying for a lousy product that cost too much money. | Mar 24 10:21 |
techrights-news | Digital Restrictions (DRM) empire looking for revenue streams. At whose expense? https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/business/digital/netflix-password-sharing-fees-1235116696/ | Mar 24 10:21 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.hollywoodreporter.com | Netflix Password Sharing Update: Will the Streamer’s New Test Work? – The Hollywood Reporter | Mar 24 10:21 | |
mjg59_ | matey: Ugh I grew up in Northern Ireland and that was only fixed there in 2009 | Mar 24 10:21 |
mjg59_ | matey: There's a shitload of prejudice around the world, even in countries you believe are past that | Mar 24 10:22 |
matey | #techrights : 03/24/22 10:21 <mjg59_> matey: Ugh I grew up in <- one of my favoute places on earth | Mar 24 10:22 |
matey | /me blames mouse | Mar 24 10:22 |
DaemonFC | The real reason healthcare is collapsing and has been in hyperinflation for years is illegal aliens. | Mar 24 10:22 |
matey | Northern Ireland <- this rather | Mar 24 10:22 |
DaemonFC | They go into the ER for everything and don't pay their bill. | Mar 24 10:22 |
mjg59_ | Abortion was only legalised in NI in 2019 | Mar 24 10:22 |
DaemonFC | Then the hospital bills a citizen for the balance. | Mar 24 10:22 |
matey | i always assumed the law in ni was the same as the rest of the uk | Mar 24 10:22 |
matey | i guess not? | Mar 24 10:22 |
mjg59_ | matey: No! NI was in a weird legal situation | Mar 24 10:23 |
matey | there you have it | Mar 24 10:23 |
DaemonFC | It's sketchy because they disarmed in exchange for a bad peace deal. | Mar 24 10:23 |
mjg59_ | For a long time it was the only part of the UK you could keep a tiger | Mar 24 10:23 |
matey | a bad peace deal eh? | Mar 24 10:23 |
DaemonFC | And then the British removed their local government that they were promised later. | Mar 24 10:23 |
mjg59_ | "bad peace deal" ha ha ha ah fucking no | Mar 24 10:23 |
matey | it was a lot nicer there after the bad peace deal | Mar 24 10:23 |
DaemonFC | And it gives it to them whenever it feels like it. | Mar 24 10:23 |
mjg59_ | What? No | Mar 24 10:24 |
mjg59_ | The British parliament takes over when NI fails to form a government, because otherwise there isn't one | Mar 24 10:24 |
matey | not only was it nicer, but generally speaking people were very happy that it was nicer | Mar 24 10:24 |
DaemonFC | <mjg59_> The British parliament takes over when NI fails to form a government, because otherwise there isn't one | Mar 24 10:24 |
DaemonFC | Even better. | Mar 24 10:24 |
matey | the peace deal worked because people were sick to fuck of fighting | Mar 24 10:25 |
DaemonFC | If the situation of not having a government is intolerable, there would be one quickly, I presume. | Mar 24 10:25 |
DaemonFC | Maybe they're worried people would like the short break. | Mar 24 10:25 |
mjg59_ | Ok you genuinely don't have any idea what you're talking about here | Mar 24 10:25 |
mjg59_ | Which is not unusual, but | Mar 24 10:25 |
DaemonFC | The natural state is for people to be skeptical of the government and to want to stop it from functioning at all in most cases. | Mar 24 10:26 |
mjg59_ | If you're a US libertarian, sure | Mar 24 10:26 |
DaemonFC | But the government doesn't want to go anywhere, so it taxes you and establishes government schools to fill people's heads with propaganda. | Mar 24 10:26 |
mjg59_ | That is not the universal natural state | Mar 24 10:26 |
DaemonFC | Then it can keep doing a shittier and shittier job. | Mar 24 10:27 |
DaemonFC | Until nobody even knows math or science, but does know how to keep voting for more welfare. | Mar 24 10:27 |
DaemonFC | Then the country collapses in slow motion. | Mar 24 10:27 |
matey | DaemonFC youre making the same mistake as ben shapiro right now | Mar 24 10:27 |
mjg59_ | And NI, despite having a larger per-capita rocket launcher owner poplulation than the rest of the English-speaking democratic world, doesn't agree with that | Mar 24 10:27 |
DaemonFC | Unfortunately, they're still in power, so they don't care. | Mar 24 10:27 |
DaemonFC | There are some very badly broken countries where the people in power suffer, so don't care. | Mar 24 10:28 |
DaemonFC | *don't suffer | Mar 24 10:28 |
mjg59_ | NI has the best education system of the entire UK | Mar 24 10:28 |
matey | the british have a different relationship with socialism than americans | Mar 24 10:28 |
DaemonFC | And that's exactly where America is heading because people tolerate the federal government running everything. | Mar 24 10:28 |
matey | so the left/right dynamic plays out differently | Mar 24 10:28 |
DaemonFC | Or ruining everything, rather. | Mar 24 10:28 |
DaemonFC | Before the feds took over healthcare, I didn't need insurance. | Mar 24 10:28 |
matey | largely because america never came out of a war in desperate need of an nhs | Mar 24 10:29 |
DaemonFC | I went and paid the doctor $40 or so and got my meds, and my meds were maybe 20-30% of what they cost now, without some ridiculous app. | Mar 24 10:29 |
mjg59_ | DaemonFC: Ok could you please tie this back to Northern Ireland | Mar 24 10:29 |
DaemonFC | And then that was that. | Mar 24 10:29 |
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DaemonFC | The fucking stupid Democrats made everything healthcare-related 10 times more expensive than it was before. | Mar 24 10:29 |
matey | the stupid democrats based their plan on the work of mitt romney | Mar 24 10:30 |
DaemonFC | Then on the other end, they hide it by paying the insurance companies (deficit spending and taxes),. | Mar 24 10:30 |
mjg59_ | yeah we were talking about Northern Ireland and the Democrats have a surprisingly small influence there | Mar 24 10:30 |
DaemonFC | Which causes the dollar to hyperinflate and taxes to have to go up eventually. | Mar 24 10:30 |
matey | <mjg59_> NI has the best education system <- howso? | Mar 24 10:30 |
DaemonFC | And then you have more problems. Gasoline, heating your house, FOOD, rent. | Mar 24 10:30 |
mjg59_ | matey: Better government funding than anywhere else in the UK | Mar 24 10:30 |
DaemonFC | Politicians are almost always, like, the dumbest fucking people in the country. | Mar 24 10:31 |
matey | <DaemonFC> Which causes the dollar to hyperinflate and taxes to have to go up <- the us libertarian model of the dollar is a bit like a transistor | Mar 24 10:31 |
DaemonFC | And that's if you're lucky. | Mar 24 10:31 |
mjg59_ | matey: Per capita, more money spend on education there than in England, Wales or Scotland | Mar 24 10:31 |
DaemonFC | They'll be so dumb it at least interferes with all of the corruption a little. | Mar 24 10:31 |
matey | didnt know that | Mar 24 10:31 |
matey | thats cool | Mar 24 10:31 |
kingoffrance | "the stupid democrats based their plan on the work of mitt romney" yes lol glad someone noticed, although i dont know details | Mar 24 10:31 |
matey | /me had a very serious relationship with someone from ni once | Mar 24 10:31 |
mjg59_ | matey: Publicly fundend schools in NI are pretty much at the same level as private schools in England (ignoring outliers like Eton and so on) | Mar 24 10:32 |
DaemonFC | In Illinois, the people here have proven that the feds swooping in and arresting the politicians every week for the last 50 years hasn't changed anything. | Mar 24 10:32 |
matey | Publicly fundend schools in NI are pretty much at the same level as private schools in England <- sweet | Mar 24 10:32 |
DaemonFC | So what needs to happen is a transitional government being forced while everyone living here today chooses delegates to start over. | Mar 24 10:32 |
mjg59_ | matey: The NI publicly funded school system got me into Cambridge | Mar 24 10:32 |
DaemonFC | New constitution, new legal code. | Mar 24 10:32 |
mjg59_ | DaemonFC: Yeah can you associate that with NI at all | Mar 24 10:33 |
DaemonFC | That should be the beginning and the end of the federal influence on the states though, and the ones ripe for takeover to impose new governments would almost always be blue states that are impossible to purge corruption from otherwise. | Mar 24 10:33 |
DaemonFC | Where democracy has failed completely. | Mar 24 10:33 |
mjg59_ | Pretty certain we could replace daemonfc with a GPT-3 bot | Mar 24 10:33 |
DaemonFC | Most governments skew towards corruption to some degree. | Mar 24 10:34 |
DaemonFC | It's just off the charts here and it always will be no matter how many people the feds come in and arrest. | Mar 24 10:34 |
mjg59_ | I should just write one | Mar 24 10:34 |
DaemonFC | They got themselves a House Speaker even, and nothing changes. | Mar 24 10:34 |
techrights-news | Starbucks as a sick cult of sociopathy and plutocracy. Poor people paying too much for a beverage to celebrate their plutophilia, hoping it'll make them SEEM well off https://truthout.org/articles/starbucks-workers-unanimously-vote-to-form-union-in-seattle-companys-hometown/ | Mar 24 10:34 |
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matey | mjg59_ if youre going to make fun of dfc with a bot, i have a better idea | Mar 24 10:35 |
mjg59_ | Obviously I should use gpt-j instead | Mar 24 10:35 |
DaemonFC | "Starbucks as a sick cult of sociopathy and plutocracy. Poor people paying too much for a beverage to celebrate their plutophilia, hoping it'll make them SEEM well off." | Mar 24 10:35 |
matey | make a counter that tracks certain tropes | Mar 24 10:35 |
matey | sort of like a drinking game in bot form | Mar 24 10:35 |
DaemonFC | schestowitz-TR, It was established in Austin Powers that Dr. Evil owns Starbucks. | Mar 24 10:35 |
matey | for bonus points, make it take a drink and eventually slur its responses | Mar 24 10:35 |
mjg59_ | Oh, just have a sign in my living room that flashes whenever racism or transphobia happens, and then everyone has to drink | Mar 24 10:36 |
DaemonFC | I'm not racist. | Mar 24 10:36 |
matey | /me giggles | Mar 24 10:36 |
matey | dfc you may not be as racist as some people think | Mar 24 10:36 |
mjg59_ | k so you admit you're transphobic | Mar 24 10:36 |
*DaemonFC moves mjg59_ to South Chicago and sees how long he can stomach it. | Mar 24 10:37 | |
DaemonFC | Then he can talk about fucking racism. | Mar 24 10:37 |
mjg59_ | DaemonFC: Spent a bunch of time in South Chicago a few years back | Mar 24 10:37 |
DaemonFC | Right, and nobody even sends their own kids to the park to play. | Mar 24 10:37 |
DaemonFC | Because they know their neighborhood is shit and terrorized by criminals. | Mar 24 10:37 |
mjg59_ | Dated someone from there | Mar 24 10:38 |
matey | i think he missed the part where you said you GREW UP in northern ireland | Mar 24 10:38 |
matey | as in you were there before the peace agreement, unless im mistaken | Mar 24 10:38 |
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mjg59_ | matey: yeah he has this idea that I have literally never been exposed to any of the scenarios he complains about | Mar 24 10:38 |
mjg59_ | matey: And, hilariously, I actually tick pretty much every single box there | Mar 24 10:38 |
DaemonFC | So you know how gross and dangerous it is down there. | Mar 24 10:39 |
DaemonFC | Good. | Mar 24 10:39 |
matey | yeah he has this idea that I have literally never been exposed to any of the scenarios <- well, i admit, you did seem that way | Mar 24 10:39 |
matey | but the minute you said you grew up in ni i knew different | Mar 24 10:39 |
DaemonFC | Glad it's not just, like, my opinion. | Mar 24 10:39 |
matey | its nice now! | Mar 24 10:39 |
mjg59_ | DaemonFC: I disagree with your characterisation | Mar 24 10:39 |
DaemonFC | Oh really. | Mar 24 10:39 |
matey | it used to be sort of rough | Mar 24 10:39 |
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DaemonFC | Would you care to go walking around at 3 AM with $5,000 and some Apple products to prove your point? | Mar 24 10:39 |
DaemonFC | Because you can do that in most of Indiana and nothing will happen. | Mar 24 10:40 |
mjg59_ | matey: I lived in Omagh, which had kind of a famous involvement in everything | Mar 24 10:40 |
matey | /me nods | Mar 24 10:40 |
DaemonFC | And if you're worried about it happening in Indiana, just carry a gun. | Mar 24 10:40 |
DaemonFC | No permit coming in July. | Mar 24 10:40 |
DaemonFC | Shoot them and say self-defense. Best law ever. | Mar 24 10:40 |
DaemonFC | They shouldn't have mugged you. | Mar 24 10:40 |
mjg59_ | DaemonFC: Uh tbh if I were going to do that I'd feel more sketched out in Michigan City than Chicago | Mar 24 10:40 |
matey | dfc: they had to get rid of rubbish bins because they kept blowing up | Mar 24 10:41 |
DaemonFC | Michigan City IS Chicago.... | Mar 24 10:41 |
DaemonFC | NWI is a shithole that the state gave up on. | Mar 24 10:41 |
DaemonFC | It's not really Indiana. | Mar 24 10:41 |
mjg59_ | It's literally Indiana | Mar 24 10:41 |
DaemonFC | Only technically. | Mar 24 10:41 |
mjg59_ | Legally | Mar 24 10:41 |
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mjg59_ | A signficant distance from Chicago | Mar 24 10:41 |
DaemonFC | It's Chicago spillover. Majority-minority, same time zone. | Mar 24 10:41 |
DaemonFC | Same Metro Statistical Area. | Mar 24 10:42 |
DaemonFC | Lots of crime and pollution. | Mar 24 10:42 |
mjg59_ | Ok cool can you define your terms then | Mar 24 10:42 |
mjg59_ | Because apparently "Indiana" doesn't mean Indiana | Mar 24 10:42 |
DaemonFC | What would work out better is if Indiana gave that to Chicago, Illinois gave the 96 counties it doesn't take care of to Indiana, and then they part ways. | Mar 24 10:42 |
mjg59_ | Draw me a map of the areas you want to ask me about | Mar 24 10:43 |
DaemonFC | Everyone would be a lot happier because the thugs, parasites, and criminals could live in the state of Chicago. | Mar 24 10:43 |
DaemonFC | And the decent people could be in Indiana and like it better there. | Mar 24 10:43 |
mjg59_ | Yeah ok you're just going to bullshit again | Mar 24 10:43 |
mjg59_ | "No true Indiana" | Mar 24 10:43 |
DaemonFC | I'm from Indiana and nobody there likes NWI. | Mar 24 10:44 |
mjg59_ | schestowitz: can you point out the time I lied | Mar 24 10:44 |
DaemonFC | It's pretty much forgotten about. | Mar 24 10:44 |
mjg59_ | DaemonFC: Other than those people who literally live there in Indiana | Mar 24 10:44 |
DaemonFC | They have no influence on state politics because they vote like Chicago in a state that's not corrupt and filthy and downtrodden like Illinois is. | Mar 24 10:44 |
DaemonFC | Nobody cares about NWI. | Mar 24 10:44 |
DaemonFC | That's why it's a sacrifice zone. | Mar 24 10:44 |
mjg59_ | Uh huh | Mar 24 10:45 |
DaemonFC | The BP oil refinery and US Steel make the entire region literally stink and all the plantlife nearby dies. | Mar 24 10:45 |
mjg59_ | k | Mar 24 10:45 |
DaemonFC | And they have people they don't care about living there | Mar 24 10:45 |
mjg59_ | What I'm hearing here is that Indiana sucks | Mar 24 10:45 |
DaemonFC | And Gary Public Schools is the only one in the state to get an F rating. | Mar 24 10:45 |
techrights-news | "Meanwhile, a host of London properties belonging to Russian oligarchs entered a long-overdue process of liquidation. What took so long?" https://www.commondreams.org/views/2022/03/23/lets-not-stop-russian-oligarchy | Mar 24 10:45 |
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DaemonFC | No, NWI sucks. | Mar 24 10:45 |
mjg59_ | Yeah, Indiana | Mar 24 10:46 |
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DaemonFC | It's because nobody in Indiana cares and nobody takes care of Gary, which is the county seat of Lake County for legacy reasons. | Mar 24 10:46 |
mjg59_ | Oh no my north west | Mar 24 10:46 |
matey | mjg59_ not just indiana, NORTHERN indiana | Mar 24 10:46 |
DaemonFC | Every state has some area where nobody cares what happens there. Nobody cares what the troubles are. | Mar 24 10:46 |
mjg59_ | Way to take some fucking responsibility | Mar 24 10:46 |
DaemonFC | Lake County, Indiana is that region. | Mar 24 10:46 |
DaemonFC | Ruined by industry. Nobody will ever invest there because who wants to live next to that? | Mar 24 10:47 |
matey | Nobody cares what the troubles are. <- | Mar 24 10:47 |
matey | lol | Mar 24 10:47 |
DaemonFC | The only people who couldn't afford to move are black. | Mar 24 10:47 |
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mjg59_ | Oh gosh it's true you did just describe the UK's opinion of NI | Mar 24 10:47 |
DaemonFC | So Gary is 90%+ black now and from the train, you can see all the houses falling over into the streets. | Mar 24 10:47 |
DaemonFC | Even a Walgreens had to close within NINETY DAYS of moving into Gary. | Mar 24 10:48 |
DaemonFC | Between the armed robberies and the shoplifting, they gave up on trying to turn a profit in less than NINETY DAYS. | Mar 24 10:48 |
DaemonFC | So they don't even have a Walgreens because they ran it off. | Mar 24 10:48 |
techrights-news | “Whatever we’ve been doing for five decades, it ain’t working. And when I look at the numbers—the number of suicides, number of disabilities, mortality data—it’s abysmal, and it’s not getting any better.” https://www.counterpunch.org/2022/03/23/why-with-more-treatment-suicides-and-mental-distress-have-increased-former-nimh-directors-new-book/ | Mar 24 10:48 |
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DaemonFC | Even shitass San Francisco, where the prosecutor admits he doesn't try shoplifters, hasn't had that happen yet. | Mar 24 10:49 |
mjg59_ | And again you're just lying | Mar 24 10:49 |
matey | mjg59_ so on the one hand, people in balaklavas and rubbish bins going up now and again | Mar 24 10:49 |
matey | on the other, walgreens cant even stay | Mar 24 10:49 |
matey | admit it, youve lead a cushy life mate | Mar 24 10:49 |
DaemonFC | The reason why there's so many train robberies going on in fucking California is because only retards live and vote there and put up with that shit. | Mar 24 10:49 |
DaemonFC | They should fall into the ocean. | Mar 24 10:50 |
mjg59_ | Yeah LA that well known progressive heartland | Mar 24 10:50 |
matey | i dont deny that i bought the spoiled brat narrative when there were no other facts available | Mar 24 10:50 |
matey | but that at least doesnt hold up | Mar 24 10:50 |
DaemonFC | Most people with any means of getting out of California are starting to take whatever they can get for their house, pay state taxes one last time, and bolt. | Mar 24 10:51 |
DaemonFC | So it'll be like a really big Chicago shortly enough. | Mar 24 10:51 |
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matey | and you can be married to narratives or give facts their due | Mar 24 10:51 |
mjg59_ | The hilarious thing here is that DaemonFC hates me because back in 2008 I pointed out he was wrong on a technical detail about ACPI tables and then he signed me up to 300 spam lists | Mar 24 10:51 |
matey | and then he signed me up to 300 spam lists <- did he really? | Mar 24 10:51 |
DaemonFC | California is in an advanced state of failure. | Mar 24 10:52 |
matey | i didnt know you were here back then | Mar 24 10:52 |
matey | i knew he was :) | Mar 24 10:52 |
DaemonFC | It's where the locals realize that their US citizenship allows them to rage quit the state they pay a lot of taxes to and get little or nothing from and leave. | Mar 24 10:52 |
matey | im so curious what he was wrong about about acpi tables (i know very little about them) | Mar 24 10:52 |
mjg59_ | matey: https://mjg59.livejournal.com/97151.html | Mar 24 10:53 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-mjg59.livejournal.com | Things I have learned in the past 24 hours: mjg59 — LiveJournal | Mar 24 10:53 | |
DaemonFC | Then what happens is the people who pay nothing and take are all still there. | Mar 24 10:53 |
matey | i know what shuttleworth said about acpi | Mar 24 10:53 |
matey | oh my god, livejournal | Mar 24 10:53 |
matey | i know, it was 2008 | Mar 24 10:53 |
DaemonFC | Because they didn't have to be the first to go, obviously, only now there's nothing to pay for all of their welfare (except the feds, I suppose). | Mar 24 10:53 |
DaemonFC | Then there's a state budget crisis and an unpaid bills pile and you get the credit rating of Russia. | Mar 24 10:53 |
DaemonFC | That happened to Illinois and New Jersey already. | Mar 24 10:54 |
mjg59_ | matey: Foxconn had a bug in their BIOS that meant they misinterpreted what a flag in the ACPI spec said, so if you suspended your system wouldn't resume correctly | Mar 24 10:54 |
DaemonFC | Yet, Windows added a workaround for the bug 4 years before a motherboard shipped with the bug. | Mar 24 10:54 |
DaemonFC | How very convenient. | Mar 24 10:54 |
mjg59_ | matey: I helped them track that down and they fixed their BIOS, and I also fixed Linux to behave in the way their BIOS assumed because that's what Windows did and not everybody gets a fixed BIOS update | Mar 24 10:55 |
*psydruid knows that much of ROI and NI is much less developed than NL, DE and Scandinavia | Mar 24 10:55 | |
DaemonFC | That Microsoft works around a bug in 2003 that has no hardware shipping until early 2008. (so 4+ years, really). | Mar 24 10:55 |
DaemonFC | So yeah, "bug". | Mar 24 10:55 |
mjg59_ | psydroid9: Accurate, especially re: NI - the area I grew up in was one of the most impoverished parts of the UK | Mar 24 10:55 |
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DaemonFC | Someone went back in time 4.5 years and told Microsoft to fix a bug they planned on shipping? | Mar 24 10:55 |
DaemonFC | mjg59_ seems to have selective memory recall. | Mar 24 10:56 |
DaemonFC | At the time, I posted that I downloaded and tried every version of Windows the motherboard would run. | Mar 24 10:56 |
matey | "Websites that claim you'll never be able to get them taken down are quite easy to get taken down Legal threats are an excellent way of obtaining information The IP address used to subscribe me (and several others ) to a vast number of mailing lists was 68.57.223.4. Which seems to belong to Ryan Farmer" | Mar 24 10:56 |
mjg59_ | matey: So when DaemonFC decided that Microsoft's plausible but not necessarily correct interpretation of the spec was a conspiracy on the part of Foxconn and I demonstrated otherwise, he signed me up to a shitload of spam | Mar 24 10:56 |
DaemonFC | They "fixed" the "bug" with a workaround in Windows XP Service Pack 2 Beta. | Mar 24 10:56 |
matey | presumably no longer his ip | Mar 24 10:56 |
DaemonFC | But no hardware was out until late in the lifecycle of Vista. | Mar 24 10:57 |
mjg59_ | matey: Oh no, but if you search that IP you might still get hits of IRC logs that include it | Mar 24 10:57 |
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matey | well i used to have all the logs back to 2008 | Mar 24 10:57 |
matey | but i dont | Mar 24 10:58 |
DaemonFC | So Microsoft worked around a bug in 2003 that didn't exist until 2008? | Mar 24 10:58 |
mjg59_ | matey: Turns out the spamza.com people talked a teenager in Canada into hosting their site, so when I asked him for logs he gave them up | Mar 24 10:58 |
mjg59_ | DaemonFC: Did you put my email address into spamza.com | Mar 24 10:58 |
DaemonFC | If you used Windows 2000 or original XP, and resumed, the system went into a coma. | Mar 24 10:58 |
techrights-ipfs-bot | ▕ IPFS downstream, 60 mins: █▅▂▃▂▄▅▃▆▁▂█▅▆▄▁▇▅▆▆▆▄▂▄▅▃▅█▁█▃▁▂▃▄▁ avg(k/sec) 65.36 ▕ IPFS upstream: ▆▁▁█▁▂▃█▂▁▁█▂▂█▂▂▁▁▂▁▂▁▁▂▁▁█▁▂▁▁█▁ avg(k/sec) 116.33▕ swarm size (avg): 223.33 ⟲ | Mar 24 10:59 |
mjg59_ | matey: I've still got that email somewhere, can pull it out if you like | Mar 24 10:59 |
DaemonFC | Windows 2003 Server did it too, until that system got a SP1. | Mar 24 10:59 |
mjg59_ | DaemonFC: Did you put my email addres into spamza.com | Mar 24 10:59 |
mjg59_ | (Note he's not denying it) | Mar 24 11:00 |
matey | <mjg59_> matey: I've still got that email somewhere, can pull it out if you like <- ive seen enough to satisfy my feeling that its plausible | Mar 24 11:00 |
matey | im more curious what dfc was wrong about regarding acpi | Mar 24 11:00 |
mjg59_ | Oh! It was kind of subtle | Mar 24 11:00 |
matey | so far ive read your qualifications | Mar 24 11:00 |
techrights-news | Call them theft, not bonuses https://www.commondreams.org/news/2022/03/23/jaw-dropping-wall-street-bonuses-have-soared-1743-1985 | Mar 24 11:00 |
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matey | but not what he was wrong about | Mar 24 11:00 |
mjg59_ | https://mjg59.livejournal.com/94998.html describes why his claims didn't make sense - a lot of details there, but doesn't describe what was actually wrong | Mar 24 11:01 |
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DaemonFC | I'm probably just going to give up on the PC as a platform at some point anyway. | Mar 24 11:02 |
matey | and switch to what daemonfc | Mar 24 11:02 |
DaemonFC | At this point most of the programs I use are either cross platform or emulators anyway. | Mar 24 11:02 |
DaemonFC | <matey> and switch to what daemonfc | Mar 24 11:02 |
DaemonFC | Haven't decided. But even the Raspberry Pi systems are powerful enough for anything I do. | Mar 24 11:02 |
matey | if theyre not now, they will be soon | Mar 24 11:03 |
matey | mjg59_ youre basically giving me proof he was wrong, i was only looking for a simple anecdote | Mar 24 11:03 |
matey | this wasnt something i was going to hinge your credibility on | Mar 24 11:04 |
mjg59_ | matey: the fundamental flaw was that the spec implies (but was not super clear on) the fact that the firmware should clear the ACPI_WAKE_STATUS flag before handing off to the OS | Mar 24 11:04 |
matey | okay | Mar 24 11:04 |
mjg59_ | And Linux assumed it was cleared | Mar 24 11:04 |
matey | oh | Mar 24 11:05 |
mjg59_ | https://launchpadlibrarian.net/16604925/foxconn.diff made Linux work | Mar 24 11:05 |
DaemonFC | I don't think you have to run Raspbian, but from what I can tell, the Microsoft shit in Raspbian is an APT repository and signing key? | Mar 24 11:05 |
mjg59_ | I think the BIOS was wrong and Linux was right, but it was three lines of code that made Linux work fine on that board | Mar 24 11:05 |
DaemonFC | Those are easy enough to remove and then Microsoft can't slip things onto the computer. | Mar 24 11:05 |
matey | <DaemonFC> I don't think you have to run Raspbian, but from what I can tell, the Microsoft shit in Raspbian is an APT repository and signing key? <- plus they now own "azure tros" which they didnt make but they bought it | Mar 24 11:05 |
matey | and that runs in the gpu | Mar 24 11:05 |
matey | so if you REALLY HATE microsoft, like i do | Mar 24 11:05 |
matey | the rasp spy is not for you | Mar 24 11:06 |
mjg59_ | matey: Anyway I published that and then DaemonFC filled my inbox with spam | Mar 24 11:06 |
matey | but if you ditch raspbian you wont have the repo and signing key issue | Mar 24 11:06 |
DaemonFC | I use Wine, but it's just for some games and programs that unfortunately only have a Windows version. | Mar 24 11:06 |
matey | <mjg59_> matey: Anyway I published that and then DaemonFC filled my inbox with spam <- lol | Mar 24 11:06 |
matey | /mw wonders how old dfc was in 2008 | Mar 24 11:06 |
DaemonFC | It's not like that suddenly makes Windows a competent OS. | Mar 24 11:06 |
mjg59_ | DaemonFC: We're ok with agreeing that you filled my inbox with spam right | Mar 24 11:06 |
DaemonFC | <matey> /mw wonders how old dfc was in 2008 | Mar 24 11:07 |
matey | mjg59_ its possible, even if the evidence points to ryan, that MAYBE he didnt, right? | Mar 24 11:07 |
*DaemonFC wonders why railing about 2008 is cool | Mar 24 11:07 | |
mjg59_ | matey: Some teenager in Canada gave me an IP address that DaemonFC was using | Mar 24 11:07 |
DaemonFC | It wasn't a fantastic year though. | Mar 24 11:07 |
DaemonFC | Well, you know....teenagers. | Mar 24 11:08 |
schestowitz | siggi | Mar 24 11:08 |
DaemonFC | Not just teenagers....some teenager in Canada. | Mar 24 11:08 |
schestowitz | fbi: we hire pedophiles | Mar 24 11:08 |
schestowitz | at age 16 or thereabouts | Mar 24 11:08 |
DaemonFC | This is turning into Rudy Giuliani and the laptop. | Mar 24 11:08 |
schestowitz | to spy on Wikileaks | Mar 24 11:08 |
mjg59_ | matey: Kid in question was just running a Quake server on his home IP and had no interest in linux, so no obvious reason to finger the guy who was already angry at me on the internet | Mar 24 11:08 |
matey | DaemonFC i see it as a prank, not something youre required to answer | Mar 24 11:08 |
mjg59_ | DaemonFC: Man you know you could just deny it | Mar 24 11:09 |
matey | mjg59_ i was just going to say that | Mar 24 11:09 |
DaemonFC | mjg59_, Maybe I just want to see if you'll go to the Four Seasons Total Landscaping and hold a press conference. | Mar 24 11:09 |
matey | mjg59_ there is at least ONE possible reason why people should ignore such questions from you of course | Mar 24 11:09 |
DaemonFC | To see if your hair dye leaks. | Mar 24 11:09 |
matey | to be fair | Mar 24 11:09 |
mjg59_ | DaemonFC: oh my hair is falling out but it's retaining its colour | Mar 24 11:09 |
mjg59_ | I'd prefer the opposite tbh | Mar 24 11:10 |
matey | /me seriously wonders if his hairline isnt receding | Mar 24 11:10 |
matey | but ive done the bald thing already, so no biggie | Mar 24 11:10 |
DaemonFC | Mine started to in 2019, but it hasn't gotten worse. | Mar 24 11:10 |
matey | /me stopped being bald because it was too much work | Mar 24 11:10 |
DaemonFC | I think it was just because it was a really bad year. | Mar 24 11:10 |
mjg59_ | I've been balding since I was 22, I don't have a lot to protect here | Mar 24 11:10 |
mjg59_ | DaemonFC: Anyway is it fair to say that you put my email address into Spamza in 2008 | Mar 24 11:11 |
mjg59_ | Maybe you think you had a good reason to! | Mar 24 11:11 |
matey | mjg59_ there is one reason that maybe no one should answer such questions of yours ever, right? | Mar 24 11:11 |
mjg59_ | matey: Oh god there's no universe where I could sue him for that | Mar 24 11:12 |
matey | not that | Mar 24 11:12 |
matey | its your image | Mar 24 11:12 |
mjg59_ | Also I do know some Hackers but I am not going to unleash terror upon people | Mar 24 11:12 |
DaemonFC | Well, there's a lot of reasons why nobody would bother. | Mar 24 11:12 |
DaemonFC | Mainly because the buzzards have picked me clean already. | Mar 24 11:13 |
matey | something between torquemada and cardinal richilau | Mar 24 11:13 |
matey | mjg59_ image-wise, youre no better than a cross between an fbi profiler and harriet the spy, you know | Mar 24 11:13 |
mjg59_ | I'm a middle aged dude with a receding hairline I do not actually have the power to fuck someone over | Mar 24 11:13 |
matey | i mean, most people here, rightly or wrongly, figure this will all end up in a twitter storm | Mar 24 11:14 |
mjg59_ | Like fuck I have plenty of evidence that DaemonFC did this thing him saying anything doesn't matter at all at this point | Mar 24 11:14 |
matey | Like fuck I have plenty of evidence that DaemonFC did this thing him saying anything doesn't matter at all at this point <- thats other sid of it, true | Mar 24 11:14 |
matey | if i was his lawyer of course, id tell him not to say anything | Mar 24 11:14 |
mjg59_ | I think he's a terrible person but I promise I'm not going to do anything about shit that happend almost 15 years ago | Mar 24 11:15 |
matey | I think he's a terrible person <- other than being racist? | Mar 24 11:15 |
mjg59_ | Also the transphobia | Mar 24 11:15 |
DaemonFC | A very racist person that's in an interracial marriage. | Mar 24 11:15 |
DaemonFC | Wow, learn something new every day. | Mar 24 11:15 |
mjg59_ | Yeah, not impossible | Mar 24 11:15 |
matey | im not sure if hes generally transphobic or just transphobic about his aunt | Mar 24 11:16 |
DaemonFC | Oh, Keith. | Mar 24 11:16 |
DaemonFC | Yeah, that guy's a real piece of work. | Mar 24 11:16 |
mjg59_ | Oh no not again | Mar 24 11:16 |
DaemonFC | No psychiatrist would even say he was trans. | Mar 24 11:16 |
DaemonFC | Buffalo Bill | Mar 24 11:16 |
mjg59_ | But yeah he's misgendered people previously | Mar 24 11:16 |
matey | But yeah he's misgendered people previously <- i dont really doubt it | Mar 24 11:16 |
mjg59_ | And used transphobic slurs | Mar 24 11:17 |
matey | i wasnt there, or i dont recall, its just | Mar 24 11:17 |
matey | let me explain | Mar 24 11:17 |
matey | he rants about blacks all day long | Mar 24 11:17 |
mjg59_ | Oh no need I understand | Mar 24 11:17 |
matey | and says almost nothing about anyone trans | Mar 24 11:17 |
matey | so i figure | Mar 24 11:17 |
matey | if he was very transphobic he would give them equal time | Mar 24 11:17 |
matey | like the kansas city school board | Mar 24 11:17 |
matey | its pure assumption on my part | Mar 24 11:17 |
mjg59_ | He also has strong opinions about how I describe my partner | Mar 24 11:18 |
DaemonFC | I can't name a time where I saw a very mean looking trans person who probably had a gun walking towards my car. | Mar 24 11:18 |
matey | He also has strong opinions about how I describe my partner <- well thats unnecessary | Mar 24 11:18 |
matey | your partner never did anything to him | Mar 24 11:18 |
mjg59_ | Right! | Mar 24 11:18 |
DaemonFC | And I was in there grinding my teeth hoping the light would change. | Mar 24 11:18 |
DaemonFC | That's why they don't get equal time. | Mar 24 11:18 |
DaemonFC | They're not important enough for me to care about as far as impact on my life and safety. | Mar 24 11:18 |
matey | theres definite logic there, dfc | Mar 24 11:19 |
DaemonFC | So, I'm pretty much neutral on the issue of trans people. I just had a really funny uncle. | Mar 24 11:19 |
matey | im not even being sarcastic | Mar 24 11:19 |
DaemonFC | :/ | Mar 24 11:19 |
mjg59_ | And I do undertand his concerns that "partner" has been used to undermine same-sex spouses as something not equivalent to marriage | Mar 24 11:19 |
matey | So, I'm pretty much neutral on the issue of trans people <- this was my impression overall | Mar 24 11:19 |
mjg59_ | But I genuinely don't have a better word to use here | Mar 24 11:19 |
matey | But I genuinely don't have a better word to use here <- yeah, if youre not married, "spouse" makes less sense to use | Mar 24 11:20 |
mjg59_ | I'm dating a non-binary person, what am I supposed to use to describe them? | Mar 24 11:20 |
DaemonFC | Well, Home Depot was recently forcing all of their employees into the "tolerance re-education camp". | Mar 24 11:20 |
matey | dunno | Mar 24 11:21 |
DaemonFC | With a worksheet claiming all white people have white privilege. | Mar 24 11:21 |
mjg59_ | "Partner" is easiest | Mar 24 11:21 |
DaemonFC | And from the workings of the local court system, they actually seem to do almost nothing to black felons. | Mar 24 11:21 |
DaemonFC | But I go in there accused of a misdemeanor and it's kitchen sink day. | Mar 24 11:21 |
mjg59_ | And, again, racism | Mar 24 11:21 |
mjg59_ | Anyway summary DaemonFC does not deny that he signed me up for spam in 2008 | Mar 24 11:22 |
DaemonFC | How do you get punished MORE for a Class C Misdemeanor than some black guy who was video taping children using the toilet and saving the vids on his computer? | Mar 24 11:22 |
mjg59_ | DaemonFC: Did you sign me up for spam in 2008 | Mar 24 11:22 |
DaemonFC | I mean, in what fucked up universe does that happen>? | Mar 24 11:22 |
mjg59_ | DaemonFC: Did you sign me up for spam in 2008 | Mar 24 11:22 |
matey | Anyway summary DaemonFC does not deny that he signed me up for spam in 2008 <- again, if i were the lawyer of anyone in here, i would tell them not to answer questions like that | Mar 24 11:22 |
matey | not because you might sue | Mar 24 11:23 |
matey | but because you might go on a twitter streak | Mar 24 11:23 |
mjg59_ | matey: Yeah entirely, but like the "Innocent until proven guilty" thing people could draw conclusions even without him saying anything | Mar 24 11:23 |
DaemonFC | Well, that's in the UK anyway. | Mar 24 11:23 |
schestowitz-TR | DaemonFC was not even in our channels back then | Mar 24 11:23 |
DaemonFC | Where they can use silence as an admission of guilt. | Mar 24 11:23 |
schestowitz-TR | and he would be used ad infinitum by mjg59_ | Mar 24 11:24 |
matey | in 2008? he certainly was | Mar 24 11:24 |
DaemonFC | Civilized countries don't do that. | Mar 24 11:24 |
schestowitz-TR | for straw man accusations | Mar 24 11:24 |
matey | he was here in 2008 and he got banned a couple times :) | Mar 24 11:24 |
schestowitz | matey: we came stalking you... http://schestowitz.com/royrianne/gallery/index.php/Ireland/Belfast/Belfast-Town-Hall looking for you, didn't find you | Mar 24 11:24 |
matey | but there was no no-ban policy then | Mar 24 11:24 |
mjg59_ | Yeah the logs do indicate that he was here, but it's not something schestowitz-TR has any responsbility for | Mar 24 11:24 |
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schestowitz | put some accuation in twitter of me stalking you | Mar 24 11:24 |
schestowitz | in NI and in IRC ;-) | Mar 24 11:24 |
schestowitz | oh, wait | Mar 24 11:24 |
DaemonFC | In the UK, I've heard the police warning that if you say something they'll use it against you, and if you don't say something that could help you, you may not be able to raise it as a defense later. | Mar 24 11:25 |
schestowitz | it is the opposite | Mar 24 11:25 |
DaemonFC | So you're basically fucked if you say anything, and fucked if you stay quiet. | Mar 24 11:25 |
mjg59_ | DaemonFC: Did you sign me up for spam in 2008 | Mar 24 11:25 |
schestowitz | BTW, your lawyers went on a fishing expedition for my home address | Mar 24 11:25 |
schestowitz | next time you might "SWAT me" | Mar 24 11:25 |
DaemonFC | At least in the US, if you stay quiet they can't do anything. | Mar 24 11:25 |
mjg59_ | schestowitz: Your home address is on techrights.org | Mar 24 11:25 |
DaemonFC | In the US, it's the opposite, actually. | Mar 24 11:26 |
DaemonFC | If you talk to the police it can only hurt you. They'll either forget to write down anything you say that helps, or the hearsay rule will disqualify it later. | Mar 24 11:26 |
mjg59_ | schestowitz: grep your logs | Mar 24 11:26 |
DaemonFC | But you're free to raise anything you want in your own defense in court, therefore, you gain nothing, ever, by talking to the police. | Mar 24 11:26 |
matey | /me knows that dfc was here and that he was banned | Mar 24 11:27 |
matey | but i think the ban was lifted after a day or so | Mar 24 11:27 |
mjg59_ | Anyway summary is DaemonFC made accusations against Foxonn that were not demonstrably true, Foxconn fixed their bug, I made Linux resiliant against equivalent bugs, DaemonFC signed me up for spam | Mar 24 11:27 |
techrights-news | Proprietary Software Leftovers • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/162931 | Mar 24 11:27 |
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mjg59_ | I made Linux better and he punishedme | Mar 24 11:27 |
techrights-news | Programming and Interoperability Leftovers • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/162932 | Mar 24 11:28 |
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techrights-news | Browser Security • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/162933 | Mar 24 11:28 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.tuxmachines.org | Browser Security | Tux Machines | Mar 24 11:28 | |
DaemonFC | They can and do lie. They'll say anything to make you talk and to keep you talking, then you find out later it was all a lie, but they got everything they needed and wrote it down. | Mar 24 11:28 |
DaemonFC | And now your lawyer can't help you. | Mar 24 11:28 |
matey | it should be noted for completeness that this is all based on an ip address and timing | Mar 24 11:28 |
matey | which is also what the riaa considers reasonable doubt | Mar 24 11:28 |
matey | im not saying that means he didnt do it | Mar 24 11:28 |
matey | just what level of proof it is | Mar 24 11:28 |
DaemonFC | The RIAA lost tens of millions of dollars doing that and then stopped. | Mar 24 11:28 |
DaemonFC | Laid off 80%. Then said it was an "educational campaign". | Mar 24 11:29 |
matey | yeah im not a fan of the riaas concept of due process | Mar 24 11:29 |
mjg59_ | matey: It was clearly DaemonFC who raised the issue in the first place, so that side of things is established | Mar 24 11:29 |
matey | matey: It was clearly DaemonFC who raised the issue in the first place <- im not ignoring your side of the argument either | Mar 24 11:29 |
DaemonFC | In revenge, there usually is no profit. The RIAA found that out. | Mar 24 11:29 |
techrights-news | Today’s #HowTos | #UNIX • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/162934 | Mar 24 11:29 |
mjg59_ | matey: So the kid who was hosting Spamza would have had to know what was going on and pick out his address for who signed me up | Mar 24 11:29 |
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DaemonFC | But they had to say it was an "educational campaign". | Mar 24 11:29 |
techrights-news | FOSSForce on Events • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/162935 | Mar 24 11:30 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.tuxmachines.org | FOSSForce on Events | Tux Machines | Mar 24 11:30 | |
DaemonFC | What were they going to do? Admit that they lost several dozen millions of dollars suing people who had nothing and then never being able to enforce it? | Mar 24 11:30 |
mjg59_ | And I mean this is not court if he wants to just lie here he can there's no perjury involved | Mar 24 11:30 |
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mjg59_ | But instead he just doesn't answer and if he had lawyers they'd have told him it doesn't matter now | Mar 24 11:30 |
matey | why would a lie satisfy you better than silence? | Mar 24 11:31 |
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DaemonFC | So they got those ridiculous laws passed that let them claim hundreds of thousands in damages for an MP3 and none of it mattered. | Mar 24 11:31 |
matey | and if he had lawyers they'd have told him it doesn't matter now <- as i said theres another reason for him to ignore your questioning | Mar 24 11:31 |
mjg59_ | Eh honestly just any recognition that it was a thing that happened would be nice | Mar 24 11:31 |
DaemonFC | They keep looking for a way to make it matter, but it doesn't matter. | Mar 24 11:31 |
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mjg59_ | I didn't sue him, he didn't have lawyers | Mar 24 11:32 |
matey | what was the business about legal threats and gaining information? | Mar 24 11:32 |
DaemonFC | Roy says he's being doxxed by mjg59_ for some reason. | Mar 24 11:32 |
DaemonFC | And worries he'll be SWATed. | Mar 24 11:32 |
matey | i dont believe roy actually worries about a thing in the world | Mar 24 11:33 |
matey | and i dont think mjg is going to swat him | Mar 24 11:33 |
DaemonFC | Which seems to say that Roy thinks mjg59_ is unstable enough to do such a thing. | Mar 24 11:33 |
mjg59_ | matey: I emailed the teenager and said I'd call his parents if he didn't give me the logs | Mar 24 11:33 |
techrights-news | Celebrating Gulag surveillance like it's a "YAY! PARTY TIME! https://www.maketecheasier.com/visualize-google-location-history/ | Mar 24 11:33 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.maketecheasier.com | How to Visualize Your Google Location History - Make Tech Easier | Mar 24 11:33 | |
mjg59_ | matey: I never published any information about the teengager or his phone number | Mar 24 11:33 |
matey | I emailed the teenager and said I'd call his parents if he didn't give me the logs <- the kid was running this spam signup service? | Mar 24 11:34 |
mjg59_ | matey: Ha not quite - he was hanging out on a hacker IRC channel and some people asked if someone could host it | Mar 24 11:34 |
mjg59_ | He gave them a shell, lulz ensured | Mar 24 11:34 |
matey | ah | Mar 24 11:34 |
mjg59_ | He'd actually self-doxxed via a Quake forum | Mar 24 11:35 |
matey | have you ever doxxed someone for a lesser offense than rape? | Mar 24 11:35 |
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matey | note im not implying you ever doxxed someone | Mar 24 11:35 |
mjg59_ | matey: I don't think I've even done that | Mar 24 11:36 |
matey | i think the biggest concern is not doxxing (as dfc says roy says) but brigading | Mar 24 11:36 |
matey | and i can understand why theyre concerned about you brigading | Mar 24 11:36 |
techrights-news | SocialControlMediaComplianceWatch: analysis of Social Control Media Compliance Reports for the month of January 2022 ⚓ https://internetfreedom.in/ssmi-compliance-jan-2022/ | Mar 24 11:36 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-internetfreedom.in | #SocialMediaComplianceWatch: analysis of Social Media Compliance Reports for the month of January 2022 | Mar 24 11:36 | |
mjg59_ | roy's home address is not hard to find, but I'm not going to point to it because that would be a dick move | Mar 24 11:36 |
matey | which could lead (indirectly) to doxxing | Mar 24 11:36 |
mjg59_ | And I haven't shared it with anyone | Mar 24 11:36 |
matey | tbh i think i know where it is, and i think its fake | Mar 24 11:37 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.bsdnow.tv | BSD Now 447: Path to BSD | Mar 24 11:37 | |
matey | but that also means there is no threat | Mar 24 11:37 |
mjg59_ | Eh if Roy ripped up a letter from me, the letter got there | Mar 24 11:37 |
matey | fair point | Mar 24 11:37 |
mjg59_ | But like I said not doxxing anyone | Mar 24 11:38 |
matey | if i was the lawyer of anyone in here | Mar 24 11:38 |
matey | and im not a lawyer, so this is very hypothetical | Mar 24 11:38 |
mjg59_ | Oh man I would be "STOP TALKING SHUT UP SHUT UP SHUT UP" | Mar 24 11:38 |
matey | id advise them not to answer you because you might go brigading on twitter | Mar 24 11:38 |
matey | i mean twitter at this point is like one giant brigade fest | Mar 24 11:39 |
matey | who even uses reddit for that anymore | Mar 24 11:39 |
techrights-news | Diversity and inclusion? NOT! https://news.itsfoss.com/linux-and-open-source-ukraine-aid/ | Mar 24 11:39 |
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mjg59_ | Ryan's had literally over a decade on this if I wanted to fuck him up in any way I'd have done so | Mar 24 11:39 |
matey | right | Mar 24 11:39 |
matey | and i think probably... | Mar 24 11:39 |
mjg59_ | I don't actually have that power | Mar 24 11:39 |
matey | the "local" image of you by now is overstated | Mar 24 11:39 |
matey | and become a thing of legend | Mar 24 11:39 |
mjg59_ | And geez him being angry on IRC is not enough to justify anything | Mar 24 11:40 |
matey | but that doesnt mean their concerns are completely out of left field either | Mar 24 11:40 |
matey | if you were THAT bad i imagine leah would never forgive you as well | Mar 24 11:40 |
mjg59_ | I did what I wanted to back in 2008, it's done | Mar 24 11:40 |
mjg59_ | I only mention it now in terms of explaining why he hates me | Mar 24 11:41 |
matey | i was just going to ask how we got on the topic | Mar 24 11:41 |
matey | anyway, thats your reputation here | Mar 24 11:41 |
matey | harriet the spy: twitter edition | Mar 24 11:41 |
mjg59_ | Not illegitimate | Mar 24 11:42 |
matey | so if people are reluctant to answer questions, this is why | Mar 24 11:42 |
mjg59_ | But I think that's established, not much more to do there | Mar 24 11:42 |
matey | its hard not to think of it as a funny prank | Mar 24 11:42 |
matey | at least 14 years later i mean | Mar 24 11:43 |
matey | if it were last week id think it was fucked up | Mar 24 11:43 |
matey | if it was over a disagreement about acpi it was surely unwarranted | Mar 24 11:44 |
matey | i presume you fixed it somehow | Mar 24 11:44 |
mjg59_ | At the time it was a shitload of work filtering all of it out so I could actually read me work mail | Mar 24 11:44 |
matey | yeah its not something id enjoy to be sure | Mar 24 11:44 |
mjg59_ | I managed to come up with some filters that identified the worst of it | Mar 24 11:45 |
matey | am i giving too much benefit of the doubt for wondering if it wasnt a coincidence? | Mar 24 11:45 |
mjg59_ | Coincidentally from an IP address that he was using on IRC at the same time? | Mar 24 11:45 |
matey | /me thinks... | Mar 24 11:46 |
techrights-news | Can ICBM write this with a straight face? It's literally attacking the founder of Free software. https://opensource.com/open-organization/22/3/making-case-openness-engine-human-progress | Mar 24 11:46 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-opensource.com | Making the case for openness as the engine of human progress | Mar 24 11:46 | |
matey | im trying to think of a way | Mar 24 11:46 |
mjg59_ | I definitely had preconceptions about who was responsible, but I didn't say anything until I cross-correlated the IP address | Mar 24 11:47 |
matey | as far as i know | Mar 24 11:47 |
matey | there are two ways i can think of (neither terribly plausible) that it could be someone else | Mar 24 11:47 |
techrights-news | DevAIClownSmartSecOps++ https://opensource.com/article/22/3/guide-implementing-devsecops ICBM buzzwords and cargo cults | Mar 24 11:47 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-A guide to implementing DevSecOps | Opensource.com | Mar 24 11:47 | |
matey | 1. he had an open router and someone else using his connection you had ALSO pissed off :) | Mar 24 11:48 |
mjg59_ | Also you should assume that I could just me making shit up | Mar 24 11:48 |
leah | i have been summoned | Mar 24 11:48 |
*leah reading backlog | Mar 24 11:48 | |
mjg59_ | leah: Sorry I think accidental in this case | Mar 24 11:48 |
mjg59_ | But in this case I was making shit up in 2008 and still care about it | Mar 24 11:49 |
mjg59_ | And mostly what that says is I'm old | Mar 24 11:49 |
matey | well i certainly never consider what you say written on stone tablets or anything | Mar 24 11:49 |
techrights-news | ICBM publishes this while forcing staff to come back to the office ("100% of the time" even for "dinobabies") and forcing people who work from him to get jabbed with experimental things... or get fired https://enterprisersproject.com/article/2022/3/hybrid-work-3-new-leadership-rules | Mar 24 11:49 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-enterprisersproject.com | Hybrid and remote work: 3 new leadership rules | The Enterprisers Project | Mar 24 11:49 | |
matey | fabricating a 2008 lj post just to frame dfc for a 14 year old spam prank would be pretty hilarious | Mar 24 11:50 |
mjg59_ | I wouldn't put it past me | Mar 24 11:50 |
mjg59_ | I am that kind of asshole | Mar 24 11:50 |
matey | if you went to all that trouble for something so small | Mar 24 11:50 |
techrights-news | What emotional intelligence? Calling older workers "dinobabies" and driving them to suicide? https://enterprisersproject.com/article/2022/3/it-leadership-3-reasons-emotional-intelligence-vital http://techrights.org/wiki/IBM#Ageism | Mar 24 11:51 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-enterprisersproject.com | IT leadership: 3 reasons emotional intelligence is vital | The Enterprisers Project | Mar 24 11:51 | |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-techrights.org | IBM - Techrights | Mar 24 11:51 | |
matey | id have to think maybe you loved him, just a little | Mar 24 11:51 |
mjg59_ | But in this case web.archive.org is on my side | Mar 24 11:51 |
matey | yes but youre a superhacker, so | Mar 24 11:51 |
matey | what is web.archive.org really | Mar 24 11:51 |
matey | this is why its a blessing and a curse to become a legend | Mar 24 11:51 |
mjg59_ | Eh it's only a couple of miles away maybe I could walk there and break in and just swap out some drives to corrupt their RAID in a way that recontstructed this | Mar 24 11:52 |
matey | can mjg59 3d print a rock so heavy he cant hack it? | Mar 24 11:52 |
mjg59_ | Have you seen my muscles literally yes | Mar 24 11:52 |
mjg59_ | It would not need to be a heavy rock | Mar 24 11:52 |
matey | I could walk there and break in and just swap out some drives to corrupt their RAID in a way that recontstructed this <- like a very nasty, very vindictive, very petty and spiteful version of aaron swartz | Mar 24 11:52 |
mjg59_ | Eh Aaron's brother is a friend and this turns into a heavy topic | Mar 24 11:53 |
mjg59_ | i see where you're coming from but I can't really give a flippant answer | Mar 24 11:53 |
matey | fwiw i went to visit mit as a young lad | Mar 24 11:53 |
matey | i was interested in going | Mar 24 11:53 |
matey | and i met a famous inventor who was a professor there | Mar 24 11:54 |
matey | but i fucking hate them for what they did to aaron | Mar 24 11:54 |
matey | (and stallman, for that matter) | Mar 24 11:54 |
leah | matey: please summarize what you were talking about, when you pinged me. tell me what is the nature of the current discussion between you and mjg59_. there's quite a lot of backlog that i'm skimming through | Mar 24 11:54 |
matey | leah: in a line or two, this: | Mar 24 11:54 |
matey | if mjg was the level of arsehole that his legendary status has become here | Mar 24 11:54 |
matey | you would know, and hold it against him | Mar 24 11:55 |
matey | you dont | Mar 24 11:55 |
matey | therefore at least SOME of his legendary status is probably not very firmly established | Mar 24 11:55 |
mjg59_ | matey: I am not happy with how MIT treated aaron | Mar 24 11:55 |
matey | matey: I am not happy with how MIT treated aaron <- i wouldnt dream of suggesting you were | Mar 24 11:55 |
matey | and i was going to say, i dont think what they did to stallman is quite on par with that, in a number of obvious ways | Mar 24 11:56 |
matey | though i will say, i was concerned at first that he might kill himself too | Mar 24 11:56 |
matey | and thats not hyperbole | Mar 24 11:56 |
leah | matey: mjg59_ *is* an asshole, but so am i | Mar 24 11:56 |
leah | so meh | Mar 24 11:56 |
mjg59_ | leah: I had no idea you prefered the US spelling | Mar 24 11:56 |
leah | ? | Mar 24 11:57 |
matey | leah uses a number of american spellings | Mar 24 11:57 |
matey | but their accent is very british | Mar 24 11:57 |
mjg59_ | asshole v arsehole | Mar 24 11:57 |
matey | britain is getting increasingly lax on these things too | Mar 24 11:57 |
leah | whatever | Mar 24 11:57 |
leah | matey: fundamentally, i don't believe mjg59_ is evil, as i said the other day, i disagree with some of his positions | Mar 24 11:58 |
leah | now, what, specifically, is this discussion about? | Mar 24 11:58 |
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matey | leah: its mostly about mjg and his relationship to the website that accompanies the server this chat is on | Mar 24 11:59 |
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matey | or to roy | Mar 24 11:59 |
mjg59_ | leah: Oh, roughly whether DaemonFC is a dick and whether I habitually lie | Mar 24 11:59 |
matey | that too ^ | Mar 24 11:59 |
leah | i thought ariadne hosted techrights? | Mar 24 11:59 |
mjg59_ | Seriously not your problem | Mar 24 11:59 |
matey | i thought ariadne hosted techrights? <- yes but she doesnt like to talk about it | Mar 24 11:59 |
matey | really the only point you were mentioned was this | Mar 24 11:59 |
matey | if mjg were evil | Mar 24 11:59 |
matey | you would probably know | Mar 24 12:00 |
matey | and i doubt youd cover for him | Mar 24 12:00 |
matey | thats the whole thing | Mar 24 12:00 |
matey | basically i was putting some stock in your opinion of him | Mar 24 12:00 |
matey | thats it | Mar 24 12:00 |
leah | i mean yeah, don't drag me into your catfights. my only beef with mjg59_ was: 1) rms stance and 2) his libreboot remarks in 2015. i recently re-read the 2015 remarks and realized he was just... being correct in the most technical way possible in 2015. and rms... meh, who cares, i saw something in him back in 2021 but he let me down and now i've abandoned him | Mar 24 12:00 |
matey | i mean yeah, don't drag me into your catfights <- this isnt a catfight | Mar 24 12:00 |
matey | weve had a pretty civil conversation for like days straight | Mar 24 12:00 |
leah | the uefi secureboot thing is another thing that annoys me. and mjg59_'s recently promotion of pluton crap | Mar 24 12:01 |
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leah | oh mjg59_ you asked me to remind you to promote libre silicon and sam zeloof | Mar 24 12:01 |
leah | i'm reminding you | Mar 24 12:01 |
leah | you said you'd forget | Mar 24 12:01 |
matey | /me has been talking with someone else who promoses zeloof too | Mar 24 12:01 |
leah | but i never forget a thing | Mar 24 12:01 |
mjg59_ | Oh! Yes, I failed at that. Will try tomorrow. | Mar 24 12:01 |
matey | promotes | Mar 24 12:01 |
matey | and jri | Mar 24 12:02 |
leah | matey: but mjg59_ isn't responsible for uefi | Mar 24 12:02 |
matey | jeri | Mar 24 12:02 |
leah | i just find it annoying that secureboot got normalized in all the distros | Mar 24 12:02 |
matey | leah: this isnt about personal antagonism between mjg59 and me at all | Mar 24 12:02 |
leah | mjg59_: yeah mention jeri ellsworth too | Mar 24 12:02 |
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leah | in my opinion, the distros should have completely refused to implement any support for secureboot | Mar 24 12:02 |
leah | they should have outright refused | Mar 24 12:02 |
leah | and/or pushed for coreboot | Mar 24 12:02 |
matey | in my opinion, the distros should have completely refused to implement any support for secureboot <- i would have preferred this as well | Mar 24 12:03 |
leah | or at least, a free tianocore implementation | Mar 24 12:03 |
matey | it was like negotiating with terrorists | Mar 24 12:03 |
leah | secureboot doesn't even protect you | Mar 24 12:03 |
matey | jsut to be clear, mjg isnt the terrorists, hes the negotiator | Mar 24 12:03 |
leah | grub in boot flash has far superior options, as does a linux kernel in flash | Mar 24 12:03 |
leah | coreboot is superior | Mar 24 12:03 |
mjg59_ | I'd disagree there, but it does depend on your firmware being trustworthy | Mar 24 12:03 |
leah | matey: and rms gave him a fucking award lol | Mar 24 12:04 |
mjg59_ | We've seen real-world attacks that secure boot would have blocked | Mar 24 12:04 |
leah | matey: mjg59_ used to be on fsf board of directors | Mar 24 12:04 |
DaemonFC | Yeah, that famous Linux bootloader, Windows Boot Manager. | Mar 24 12:04 |
DaemonFC | mjg59_ talks about Secure Boot blocking an attack, and there's a picture of the Windows Boot Manager screen. | Mar 24 12:04 |
DaemonFC | :) | Mar 24 12:05 |
DaemonFC | Amazing. | Mar 24 12:05 |
leah | mjg59_: grub can do these things: 1) verify gpg signatures on files 2) boot luks and geli encrypted partitions | Mar 24 12:05 |
DaemonFC | An attack on Windows. Hardly ever happens, you know. ;) | Mar 24 12:05 |
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leah | mjg59_: secureboot just signs your bootloader | Mar 24 12:05 |
schestowitz | 'secure' boot IS the attack | Mar 24 12:05 |
schestowitz | http://techrights.org/2020/07/30/wontboot-meme/ | Mar 24 12:05 |
mjg59_ | DaemonFC: Yeah turns out almost everyone interesting runs Windows. How do you want your laptop to distinguish? | Mar 24 12:05 |
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leah | with coreboot, flash protection and grub with password, gpg checking kernels etc and booting them from encrypted /boot, i'd say you have superior security | Mar 24 12:05 |
leah | mjg59_: but grub has limitations: upstream luks lacks detached luks header/keyfile support | Mar 24 12:05 |
DaemonFC | <mjg59_> DaemonFC: Yeah turns out almost everyone interesting runs Windows. How do you want your laptop to distinguish? | Mar 24 12:06 |
leah | there are patches for that, but only for luks1, not luks2 yet, and not in upstream either, and grub's luks2 implementation is incomplete | Mar 24 12:06 |
leah | if you want FDE stuff, i recommend linux in flash | Mar 24 12:06 |
DaemonFC | Well, with Windows Update getting itself jammed up and all the data corruption and Bitlocker bugs... | Mar 24 12:06 |
leah | with u-root for kexec | Mar 24 12:06 |
DaemonFC | It's amazing they get anything done BEFORE the malware. | Mar 24 12:06 |
leah | u-root, not to be confused with u-boot | Mar 24 12:06 |
mjg59_ | leah: Local management is hard and I don't have a good answer | Mar 24 12:06 |
leah | we should be pushing for more coreboot | Mar 24 12:06 |
leah | imo | Mar 24 12:06 |
leah | google ships coreboot | Mar 24 12:06 |
mjg59_ | DaemonFC: That doesn't answer the question | Mar 24 12:07 |
leah | system76 ships coreboot on some machines. and framework is interested in coreboot | Mar 24 12:07 |
leah | mjg59_: local management? | Mar 24 12:07 |
DaemonFC | Google will ship pretty much anything they can get their hands on though. | Mar 24 12:07 |
DaemonFC | They're packrats. | Mar 24 12:07 |
mjg59_ | leah: The device owner | Mar 24 12:07 |
leah | hey, don't shit on google. they're the reason libreboot has decent video init lol | Mar 24 12:07 |
leah | on like, all thinkpads | Mar 24 12:07 |
leah | mjg59_: freedom is always superior | Mar 24 12:07 |
leah | but secureboot is inferior, free or not | Mar 24 12:08 |
DaemonFC | I have this Thinkbook with the visible 'firmware bug" messages before my splash screen. | Mar 24 12:08 |
DaemonFC | So that's nice. | Mar 24 12:08 |
DaemonFC | uEFI strikes again. | Mar 24 12:08 |
leah | linux/grub in flash has much greater security features | Mar 24 12:08 |
mjg59_ | leah: Nobody should ever be prevented from running what they want | Mar 24 12:08 |
leah | and uefi is bloat | Mar 24 12:08 |
leah | absolute bloat | Mar 24 12:08 |
leah | linux does bare metal you know | Mar 24 12:08 |
mjg59_ | leah: But equally, everyone should be able to specify what they want | Mar 24 12:08 |
leah | on like | Mar 24 12:08 |
leah | everything | Mar 24 12:08 |
DaemonFC | Remember the time Microsoft did Hello World in C and it was several hundred lines long? | Mar 24 12:09 |
leah | mjg59_: specify what they want, for/in/on what? | Mar 24 12:09 |
leah | DaemonFC: gnu beat that record | Mar 24 12:09 |
leah | see: | Mar 24 12:09 |
leah | https://www.gnu.org/software/hello | Mar 24 12:09 |
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DaemonFC | Microsoft's didn't have all these features. | Mar 24 12:10 |
leah | i tried to fork it recently, as a joke to prove a point, i was going to make a program called "insult" based on it, that insults the user | Mar 24 12:10 |
leah | i failed. the code is terrible | Mar 24 12:10 |
DaemonFC | It was literally just Hello World in English only. | Mar 24 12:10 |
DaemonFC | No features. | Mar 24 12:10 |
leah | DaemonFC: gnu hello depends on gettext and gnulib | Mar 24 12:10 |
leah | and both are blights on humanity | Mar 24 12:10 |
leah | gnulib especially | Mar 24 12:10 |
leah | yeah let's replace all the c library functions and extend them in a way where bsd can't use any code that links against gnulib | Mar 24 12:11 |
leah | that's gnulib | Mar 24 12:11 |
DaemonFC | <leah> yeah let's replace all the c library functions and extend them in a way where bsd can't use any code that links against gnulib | Mar 24 12:11 |
leah | and gnu hello doesn't even *have* .po files in it for translating Hello World | Mar 24 12:11 |
DaemonFC | That's actually quite funny. | Mar 24 12:11 |
leah | it relies on a library in gnulib for that | Mar 24 12:11 |
leah | so like, the main purpose of gnu hello - print hello world in every language - isn't even implemented in gnu hello | Mar 24 12:12 |
leah | DaemonFC: it gets better | Mar 24 12:12 |
leah | lots of gnu projects bootstrap gnulib in their build system, but then heavily patch it | Mar 24 12:12 |
leah | so there are like | Mar 24 12:12 |
leah | 10 different versions of gnulib being maintained | Mar 24 12:12 |
leah | so gnulib isn't even fulfilling its stated purpose: being a portability library | Mar 24 12:13 |
leah | and uefi is... worse than what i just described, if you use intel's reference implementation, called tianocore | Mar 24 12:13 |
leah | that reference implementation is used (and modified) by all the commercial vendors | Mar 24 12:14 |
leah | all of them | Mar 24 12:14 |
leah | that codebase is spaghetti, and almost as big as linux | Mar 24 12:14 |
leah | just to load yet another bootloader | Mar 24 12:14 |
leah | uefi is microsoft garbage. it's main benefit is only to windows | Mar 24 12:14 |
leah | linux/bsd runs on bare metal on most machines | Mar 24 12:15 |
mjg59_ | I'll defend the functionality UEFI offers, I will not defend the implementation | Mar 24 12:15 |
leah | just put linux in flash | Mar 24 12:15 |
leah | or grub | Mar 24 12:15 |
leah | your boot speeds will be insane | Mar 24 12:15 |
leah | bonus: built-in operating system | Mar 24 12:16 |
DaemonFC | Extensible Firmware Interface. Just drag and drop code from the BIOS to extend. | Mar 24 12:16 |
mjg59_ | Modern UEFI overhead is <0.5s, but there's some space to win there | Mar 24 12:16 |
leah | stick busybox and musl in there with u-root | Mar 24 12:16 |
DaemonFC | Code that references Windows 98, even! | Mar 24 12:16 |
DaemonFC | It doesn't matter! | Mar 24 12:16 |
leah | mjg59_: coreboot is <0.1s | Mar 24 12:16 |
leah | and sometimes is so fast that it introduces race conditions | Mar 24 12:16 |
DaemonFC | Dalek voice: EXTEND EXTEND EXTEND!!! | Mar 24 12:16 |
mjg59_ | leah: Without payload, sure | Mar 24 12:16 |
leah | coreboot with a light payload | Mar 24 12:16 |
leah | mjg59_: yeah grub bootstrap admitedly is quite slow | Mar 24 12:17 |
mjg59_ | leah: FSP tho | Mar 24 12:17 |
leah | what about fsp | Mar 24 12:17 |
mjg59_ | Sloooooooooooooooow | Mar 24 12:17 |
matey | so gnulib isn't even fulfilling its stated purpose: being a portability library <- huzzah | Mar 24 12:17 |
leah | then don't use fsp | Mar 24 12:17 |
mjg59_ | I would love to not use FSP | Mar 24 12:17 |
leah | though amd is worse than intel imo | Mar 24 12:18 |
leah | at least with intel, you get blobs that you can actually reverse engineer | Mar 24 12:18 |
mjg59_ | But then I need to write raminit for 10th gen | Mar 24 12:18 |
leah | then do it | Mar 24 12:18 |
DaemonFC | AMD has their roots in being a government-mandated second source for x86 CPUs if I recall correctly. | Mar 24 12:18 |
mjg59_ | Oh I'm writing stuff to drop more AMD blobs | Mar 24 12:18 |
matey | the main purpose of gnu hello - print hello world in every language - isn't even implemented in gnu hello <- i though the main purpose of gnu hello was to show how to create a gnu project using a simple example | Mar 24 12:18 |
leah | mjg59_: oh? | Mar 24 12:18 |
DaemonFC | They've never really been on par with Intel. They're just good enough to sell at lower price points. | Mar 24 12:18 |
mjg59_ | leah: Most of what runs on PSP is plaintext ARM code | Mar 24 12:19 |
leah | matey: it shows how to create a gnu project | Mar 24 12:19 |
leah | and gnu shows you how not to create a project | Mar 24 12:19 |
DaemonFC | When AMD grabbed ATI, I switched to Radeon cards on my Intel PCs though. | Mar 24 12:19 |
matey | to show how to create a gnu project using a simple example <- it fails spectacularly at this as well | Mar 24 12:19 |
mjg59_ | So may as well write stuff to pull that out of the BIOS images | Mar 24 12:19 |
DaemonFC | I had been doing Intel and Nvidia before when there was going to be a proprietary driver either way. | Mar 24 12:19 |
DaemonFC | Because ATI's crashed a lot more. | Mar 24 12:19 |
leah | mjg59_: i was of the assumption that psp stuff is locked down | Mar 24 12:19 |
matey | for fun you could call it amd-libre | Mar 24 12:19 |
leah | and amd gives you a nice little shim environment | Mar 24 12:20 |
DaemonFC | Microsoft has this amusing thing called the "Windows Hardware Quality Lab". | Mar 24 12:20 |
matey | amusing because it says both "windows" and "quality" | Mar 24 12:20 |
DaemonFC | And the drivers you get from it are usually old, unstable, and not even meant for the build of Windows you are running. | Mar 24 12:20 |
DaemonFC | Sometimes they're not even complete. | Mar 24 12:20 |
leah | i mean | Mar 24 12:21 |
leah | running windows is futile | Mar 24 12:21 |
DaemonFC | Like, at one point they tried giving me a driver with no Vulkan support. | Mar 24 12:21 |
mjg59_ | leah: It's signed, but a bunch isn't encrypted | Mar 24 12:21 |
mjg59_ | leah: May as well figure out what it's doing | Mar 24 12:21 |
DaemonFC | Microsoft strips out things like that to discourage developers from even thinking about using Vulkan. | Mar 24 12:21 |
leah | you reckon you might crack the privkeys? | Mar 24 12:22 |
DaemonFC | Figuring it'll be a complete mess on Windows that will result in support tickets. | Mar 24 12:22 |
leah | mjg59_: i do notice you talking in #coreboot on libera sometimes. if you're working on coreboot, then that is commendable | Mar 24 12:22 |
leah | thank you for doing that | Mar 24 12:22 |
matey | /me has created a monster | Mar 24 12:22 |
leah | honestly, i'm just milking whatever value is possible for now from older intel platforms. but x86 is a dead-end | Mar 24 12:23 |
leah | i want to jump off that burning barge as soon as possible | Mar 24 12:23 |
DaemonFC | Vulkan might be better served in the long run by a simple dispatch library that figures out at runtime whether it's best to shim Vulkan to the platform's native graphics API or to use the video driver's Vulkan library. | Mar 24 12:23 |
leah | certain arm platforms are promising, but i honestly don't have much faith | Mar 24 12:23 |
leah | sam zeloof's work is revolutionary and we need more of that, imo | Mar 24 12:24 |
matey | \o/ | Mar 24 12:24 |
matey | and jeri | Mar 24 12:24 |
leah | riscv is giving you the isa and telling you to go build an fpga or something. and sifive has built some nice actual chips | Mar 24 12:24 |
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leah | but sam zeloof is showing you how to actually make real chips. his techniques can be learned, refined, improved and used to build whatever you want | Mar 24 12:24 |
leah | mjg59_: have you heard: intel is interested in riscv | Mar 24 12:25 |
leah | i reckon they're probably going to use it in an upcoming ME coprocessor | Mar 24 12:25 |
matey | /me figures theyre going to shove a sock in its mouth and throw it into the river | Mar 24 12:25 |
leah | currently they use minitiarized 486 processors running minix | Mar 24 12:25 |
leah | you can bet newer intel me's in the future are going to be built upon riscv | Mar 24 12:26 |
leah | that's why i think intel is interested in it | Mar 24 12:26 |
matey | you heard it here | Mar 24 12:26 |
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leah | matey: what monster have you created? | Mar 24 12:27 |
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matey | this creature born of you and mjg getting along | Mar 24 12:27 |
matey | :/ | Mar 24 12:27 |
leah | hey | Mar 24 12:27 |
leah | i'm pragmatic. i like to try to see the good in people | Mar 24 12:27 |
leah | everyone can be useful | Mar 24 12:27 |
matey | yeah thats great, whatever happens im going to feel like its my fault | Mar 24 12:28 |
leah | i regularly work with people i dislike/disliked | Mar 24 12:28 |
leah | sometimes, i get turned too. there's someone else in this channel who i despised one year ago but then realized actually had great ideas, and a brilliant mind. and some of my positions changed due to the influence of that person | Mar 24 12:29 |
matey | mincers not that bad | Mar 24 12:29 |
leah | sticking to ones guns in futile. you should adapt your thinking to the times | Mar 24 12:29 |
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leah | and sometimes, one is wrong | Mar 24 12:29 |
leah | and you have two choices: adapt, or stay put | Mar 24 12:29 |
leah | matey: not talking about mincer lol | Mar 24 12:30 |
matey | thats why its funny | Mar 24 12:30 |
leah | it's ok to be right | Mar 24 12:30 |
leah | and it's ok to be wrong | Mar 24 12:30 |
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leah | matey: if you actually look at my history, you'll notice that on many issues, my opinions today are the exact opposite of what they were 5 years ago | Mar 24 12:31 |
leah | or if not opposite, substantially evolved and more nuanced now | Mar 24 12:32 |
matey | sure, everyones wrong about something | Mar 24 12:32 |
leah | yeah well | Mar 24 12:32 |
leah | everyone has that ability. it's inevitable that it happens | Mar 24 12:32 |
mjg59_ | leah: Yeah I'm interested in where riscv goes | Mar 24 12:32 |
mjg59_ | leah: I have a riscv soldering iron | Mar 24 12:32 |
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leah | what does that mean | Mar 24 12:32 |
mjg59_ | Anyway very definitely bed timenow | Mar 24 12:32 |
leah | riscv soldering iron | Mar 24 12:32 |
matey | /me tries to imagin why riscv would have its own soldering iron | Mar 24 12:32 |
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leah | you mean the control unit is some riscv thing? | Mar 24 12:32 |
mjg59_ | leah: Pinecil | Mar 24 12:33 |
leah | oh that thing | Mar 24 12:33 |
matey | <leah> matey: if you actually look at my history, you'll notice that on many issues <- i was open source first | Mar 24 12:34 |
leah | lol so, my roommate's new anti-rsi wrist strap arrived | Mar 24 12:34 |
matey | but not since 2010 | Mar 24 12:34 |
leah | i,'m trying it. left handed one. how is this an improvement | Mar 24 12:34 |
leah | it's making my typing less comfortable | Mar 24 12:34 |
*psydruid was never open source | Mar 24 12:34 | |
leah | mjg59_: i have a better solution | Mar 24 12:34 |
leah | there are nice stm32-based control units that have libre firmware | Mar 24 12:34 |
leah | of course stm32 isn't libre itself but | Mar 24 12:34 |
matey | psydruid: it seemed nice :/ | Mar 24 12:34 |
leah | well, i have a nice ksger station here that takes t12 tips | Mar 24 12:35 |
leah | i do a lot with it | Mar 24 12:35 |
leah | pinepencil is shit | Mar 24 12:35 |
leah | just a shit 40w pencil tip | Mar 24 12:35 |
leah | you won't get good thermal mass with that thing | Mar 24 12:35 |
leah | i solder with mini hoof tip, k tip and d08 tip | Mar 24 12:35 |
matey | this channel is nothing but a soldering iron waving contest | Mar 24 12:35 |
leah | pencil/cone tips suck | Mar 24 12:35 |
psydruid | matey, I did think for a while that open source was just a different way to present free software, but that turned out to be less and less the case | Mar 24 12:35 |
matey | psydruid: you and bruce perens, and me | Mar 24 12:36 |
matey | perens is still in denial. or diplomatic to the point of absurdity. | Mar 24 12:36 |
leah | i suppose these carpel tunner straps are more intended for use on desktop keyboards, with qwerty layout? | Mar 24 12:37 |
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leah | i'm trying it on a dvorak layout on an x200t and it's making it worse lol. this thing isn't for me though | Mar 24 12:38 |
leah | my roommate types as much as i do but shes on qwerty, so i bought her anti-rsi straps and ergo keyboard | Mar 24 12:38 |
matey | /me wonders how the strap is supposed to help | Mar 24 12:38 |
leah | imo: ergonomic mechanical keyboard with dvorak | Mar 24 12:39 |
leah | that's all you really need to prevent rsi | Mar 24 12:39 |
matey | /me has feet as backup | Mar 24 12:39 |
matey | if i ever have to type with my feet ill need slightly larger keys (if i want to do 60 wpm) | Mar 24 12:39 |
leah | so yeah this keyboard sucks | Mar 24 12:41 |
mjg59_ | leah: The Pinceil runs the same firmware as the TS-80m just built for a different SoC | Mar 24 12:41 |
leah | just tried to type on it. but let's see what the intended user thinks | Mar 24 12:41 |
leah | ea,ae,a,ea,ea,ea,ejukx | Mar 24 12:41 |
leah | sorry, cat on the keyboard | Mar 24 12:42 |
mjg59_ | So same as you'd run on an STM32 based device | Mar 24 12:42 |
matey | /me thought it was a keyboard test | Mar 24 12:42 |
leah | mjg59_: interesting | Mar 24 12:42 |
leah | still, does that thing have swappable tips | Mar 24 12:42 |
matey | cat is assistant keyboard tester | Mar 24 12:42 |
mjg59_ | Definitely bed now thogh | Mar 24 12:42 |
leah | and controllable tip temperature | Mar 24 12:42 |
mjg59_ | leah: Oh yeah, I've got 9 tips? | Mar 24 12:42 |
mjg59_ | And there's thermisters int he tips | Mar 24 12:43 |
mjg59_ | It's definitely nice hardware | Mar 24 12:43 |
mjg59_ | I've done rework on on-board flash with it | Mar 24 12:43 |
leah | fine, let me take a look | Mar 24 12:44 |
leah | pinepencil yeah? | Mar 24 12:44 |
leah | pinecel rather | Mar 24 12:45 |
leah | 20V 3A -> 60W then | Mar 24 12:45 |
leah | not bad | Mar 24 12:45 |
leah | it says 12v-20v i assume that means... 36-60w controllable right? | Mar 24 12:45 |
leah | https://www.pine64.org/pinecil/ | Mar 24 12:45 |
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leah | not a bad starter kit | Mar 24 12:45 |
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leah | guessing it's just some pwm circuit in there right? | Mar 24 12:48 |
leah | mjg59_: pwm control circuit for that voltage | Mar 24 12:48 |
leah | 12-20v it says | Mar 24 12:48 |
leah | and that controls the wattage | Mar 24 12:48 |
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leah | mjg59_: but is it esd safe | Mar 24 12:50 |
leah | i'm assuming not, because it's usb | Mar 24 12:51 |
matey | why would pine64 offer an iron that would zap chips? | Mar 24 12:52 |
leah | yeah their site doesn't mention esd stuff | Mar 24 12:52 |
matey | i dont suppose you could just ground the tip with a wire | Mar 24 12:53 |
leah | to a heard earth | Mar 24 12:53 |
leah | hard* | Mar 24 12:53 |
matey | /me has never heard of anti-esd saoldering irons, because didnt know that was an issue with soldering irons | Mar 24 12:54 |
leah | https://www.allaboutcircuits.com/uploads/articles/Fig1m11292018.png | Mar 24 12:54 |
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techrights-news | Samba 4.16 strips out more of deprecated SMB 1 http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/162824#comment-33175 | Mar 24 12:54 |
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leah | look at this | Mar 24 12:54 |
leah | there are pins labelled "gnu" but i those aren't aren't a hard earth. it probably ultimately feeds back to neutral, not earth | Mar 24 12:54 |
leah | though | Mar 24 12:55 |
leah | also most usb-c power supplies that plug into the wall won't have a hard earth | Mar 24 12:55 |
leah | in usaland it'll be the 2-wire cable for ac | Mar 24 12:55 |
leah | and 2-wire everywhere else | Mar 24 12:55 |
leah | (in UK, plastic earth pin on the plug) | Mar 24 12:55 |
leah | yeah that's the problem i always see with usb soldering irons | Mar 24 12:55 |
leah | no hard earth | Mar 24 12:55 |
leah | no esd protection | Mar 24 12:56 |
leah | you need a hard earth for esd protection | Mar 24 12:56 |
leah | but you could rig something up | Mar 24 12:56 |
matey | in usaland it'll be the 2-wire cable for ac <- what? | Mar 24 12:56 |
leah | yeah in us you have the 2-wire and 3-wire cables | Mar 24 12:56 |
leah | 3-wire has the earth pin | Mar 24 12:56 |
leah | going into the 3-hole sockets that look like a doomed face | Mar 24 12:57 |
matey | i dont think you know how rare 2 prong power points are there now | Mar 24 12:57 |
matey | they still exist | Mar 24 12:57 |
matey | if you can find one | Mar 24 12:57 |
matey | /me wore an anti-esd wrist strap going to the ground lead when he was like 7 | Mar 24 12:58 |
matey | i suck at soldering though. luckily i enjoy computers more than electronics | Mar 24 12:59 |
techrights-ipfs-bot | ▕ IPFS downstream, 60 mins: █▂▆▆▅▁▂▁▂▇██▄▅▃▅▃▄█▁▁▅▄▁▂▆▂▂▄▁▁▃▆▁ avg(k/sec) 66.38 ▕ IPFS upstream: ▁█▂▁▁██▂▂█▃▁▂▁▂▁▁█▁▇█▁▂█▂▃▁▁███▁▂▁ avg(k/sec) 81.08▕ swarm size (avg): 244.86 ⟲ | Mar 24 12:59 |
matey | if you need any chips destroyed with heat or something im your man | Mar 24 12:59 |
matey | i can probably ruin some diodes too | Mar 24 12:59 |
matey | but mostly i just make shitty joins | Mar 24 12:59 |
matey | granted ive never used a real soldering iron, im sure that helps a bit | Mar 24 13:00 |
leah | anyway | Mar 24 13:00 |
matey | /me isnt kidding | Mar 24 13:00 |
leah | mjg59_: if pine64 can make a nice esd-safe soldering station, that'd be great | Mar 24 13:00 |
leah | one with a hard earth | Mar 24 13:00 |
leah | look as ksger t12 stations | Mar 24 13:00 |
leah | something like that built on riscv would be great | Mar 24 13:00 |
leah | i need something with serious power for my purposes. i'm soldering all day. sometimes i install a big fat chisel tip and solder to giant ground planes that soak up a lot of heat. i doubt that pinecel could satisfy me, plus it's not esd-safe | Mar 24 13:01 |
leah | big thick ground terminals. and i obey the 2-second rule when soldering | Mar 24 13:03 |
matey | if you pick it up two seconds after dropping it, its still good | Mar 24 13:04 |
leah | "there are pins labelled gnu" lol, sorry matey i meant ground | Mar 24 13:04 |
leah | matey: no i mean the 2-second rule | Mar 24 13:04 |
matey | i know | Mar 24 13:04 |
leah | the full wetting of the joint must occur within 2 seconds | Mar 24 13:04 |
matey | /me just wants a robot that does it | Mar 24 13:05 |
leah | i looked at pinecel, one of their review videos is of a guy soldering and he violates this rule. he has his tip on the joint for like 8 seconds. without flux either, and he gets a cold solder joint | Mar 24 13:05 |
leah | that video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CwvorvU5v4E | Mar 24 13:05 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-@Invidious: https://yewtu.be/watch?v=CwvorvU5v4E | Mar 24 13:05 | |
matey | ill design one, it wont last a year because of the shitty solder job on it :) | Mar 24 13:05 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights--> yewtu.be | PINECIL - Soldering Iron w/a RISC-V Processor! - Invidious | Mar 24 13:05 | |
matey | but ill use it to solder a second one properly | Mar 24 13:06 |
leah | matey: wanna see something cool? | Mar 24 13:06 |
matey | of course | Mar 24 13:06 |
*psydruid makes a mateybot | Mar 24 13:06 | |
matey | good luck psydruid | Mar 24 13:06 |
psydruid | thanks | Mar 24 13:06 |
leah | matey: watch these two playlists, and note: they're from the year 1982, but everything said in the videos is still true today. physics hasn't changed | Mar 24 13:07 |
leah | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vIT4ra6Mo0s&list=PL926EC0F1F93C1837 | Mar 24 13:07 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-@Invidious: https://yewtu.be/watch?v=vIT4ra6Mo0s | Mar 24 13:07 | |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights--> yewtu.be | Basic Soldering Lesson 1 - "Solder & Flux" - Invidious | Mar 24 13:07 | |
leah | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HKX-GBe_lUI&list=PL958FF32927823D12 | Mar 24 13:07 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-@Invidious: https://yewtu.be/watch?v=HKX-GBe_lUI | Mar 24 13:07 | |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights--> yewtu.be | PACE Rework and Repair Lessons - "Introduction" - Invidious | Mar 24 13:07 | |
matey | /me remembers 1982 | Mar 24 13:07 |
matey | a little bit | Mar 24 13:07 |
leah | yeah watch the videos | Mar 24 13:07 |
*psydruid got plenty of practice soldering in his teens | Mar 24 13:07 | |
matey | watching | Mar 24 13:07 |
leah | they'll teach you the best, most fundamental soldering technique | Mar 24 13:07 |
leah | don't let the fact that they're old fool you. these videos are reference material | Mar 24 13:07 |
leah | i always tell people learning soldering to start with these videos | Mar 24 13:08 |
matey | oh i learned from someone who worked for some defence contractors | Mar 24 13:08 |
matey | im just not a very good student | Mar 24 13:08 |
matey | trust me, they knew what they were doing | Mar 24 13:08 |
leah | then for smd / bga stuff, that can be learned from other resources. but you should always start at the beginning, with the very basics. and the pace videos are great | Mar 24 13:08 |
leah | pace also has great videos on their channel about multi-layer board repair | Mar 24 13:08 |
matey | leah: we had a piece of a space station in our basement | Mar 24 13:08 |
matey | and a spyplane | Mar 24 13:09 |
leah | btw | Mar 24 13:09 |
leah | the videos only talk about lead solder. that's how old they are | Mar 24 13:09 |
leah | these videos are *pre-rohs* | Mar 24 13:09 |
matey | thats what i worked with | Mar 24 13:09 |
leah | lol | Mar 24 13:09 |
leah | lead-free solder didn't exist when these videos were made | Mar 24 13:09 |
matey | i know | Mar 24 13:09 |
leah | never use lead-free | Mar 24 13:09 |
matey | we used a fan to blow away any smoke | Mar 24 13:09 |
matey | you dont like tin whiskers? | Mar 24 13:10 |
leah | you get better joints with lead stuff | Mar 24 13:10 |
matey | this chat is brought to you by: lead | Mar 24 13:11 |
*kingoffrance picture of saturn with scythe | Mar 24 13:11 | |
leah | just use a fan and an extractor, and wear a mask with a bit of tissue | Mar 24 13:11 |
matey | too late for the mask i guess | Mar 24 13:11 |
leah | and leave all the windows open | Mar 24 13:11 |
leah | then lead solder is fine | Mar 24 13:12 |
matey | but i didnt do a lot of soldering | Mar 24 13:12 |
matey | "i dont usually solder, but when i do, i use a fan to keep the poisonous smoke away" | Mar 24 13:12 |
leah | also, wear nitrile gloves | Mar 24 13:12 |
leah | and wash your hands afterwards when you're done | Mar 24 13:12 |
matey | /me just used soap and water | Mar 24 13:12 |
matey | fortuately i did very little soldering | Mar 24 13:12 |
matey | put together a few kits | Mar 24 13:13 |
matey | made a flashlight with leds | Mar 24 13:13 |
matey | /me waited 10 or 15 years to make a blue led so we could have rgb, cmon | Mar 24 13:13 |
matey | they had infrared ones all this time, was it really that hard to coat them to make a blue one? | Mar 24 13:14 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-techrights.org | Replacing GAFAM (Pentagon-Connected Companies) With Freedom-Respecting Software | Techrights | Mar 24 13:15 | |
techrights-news | Cult gone MAD. USA thinks it's Disneyland. https://www.maketecheasier.com/apple-adds-drivers-license-to-wallet/ | Mar 24 13:16 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.maketecheasier.com | Apple Adds Driver's License Feature to Wallet in Arizona - Make Tech Easier | Mar 24 13:16 | |
techrights-news | "Officer, I don't have my licence with me... here's a spying device you can use to link to a computer database". This is NOT progress. | Mar 24 13:16 |
matey | i wanted to do electronics, then i got a computer | Mar 24 13:17 |
matey | turns out im not a hardware person | Mar 24 13:17 |
techrights-news | Maybe you should try to give ACTUAL education? https://uk.news.yahoo.com/massive-inequality-education-dedicated-volunteer-090000002.html | Mar 24 13:18 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-uk.news.yahoo.com | 'There is massive inequality in education' - dedicated volunteer in running for Scotswoman of the Year | Mar 24 13:18 | |
leah | i only started soldering in 2018 | Mar 24 13:18 |
leah | you can learn | Mar 24 13:18 |
techrights-news | 1. Delete Windows. 2. Install GNU/Linux (hint: it won't cost a thing, but you lose all the malware) https://dekisoft.com/make-windows-11-look-like-linux/ | Mar 24 13:18 |
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matey | ive ridden a horse too | Mar 24 13:18 |
matey | no interest in doing that again | Mar 24 13:19 |
schestowitz-TR | the horse is not interested either | Mar 24 13:19 |
matey | hey you dont know that | Mar 24 13:19 |
matey | but yeah probably not | Mar 24 13:19 |
matey | i was very lightweight at the time | Mar 24 13:20 |
matey | even more than tobey macguire | Mar 24 13:20 |
techrights-news | Apple attacks standards. And then fools rush to ameliorate the situation. https://www.noobslab.com/2022/03/convert-apple-music-to-mp3-pazu-apple.html | Mar 24 13:20 |
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matey | still i dont think its their favourite pastime | Mar 24 13:20 |
techrights-news | It's not protest, it is malware, and it was shipped by the same platform you are shilling for Microsoft, OSI https://opensource.org/open-source-protestware-harms-open-source | Mar 24 13:21 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-opensource.org | Open source ‘protestware’ harms Open Source | Open Source Initiative | Guaranteeing the 'our' in source... | Mar 24 13:21 | |
techrights-news | OSI = Microsoft outpost http://techrights.org/2022/03/15/github-drives-osi/ | Mar 24 13:22 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-techrights.org | Another Rapid Escalation: Microsoft Now Runs the Open Source Initiative’s Web Site, Promoting Proprietary Software in It | Techrights | Mar 24 13:22 | |
matey | and we didnt have horses or any fancy shit like that | Mar 24 13:22 |
matey | this was at camp | Mar 24 13:22 |
techrights-news | GulagTube tolerate by land of hundred gulags https://time.com/6156927/youtube-russia-ukraine-disinformation/ | Mar 24 13:23 |
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matey | we had just enough land for a dog or two | Mar 24 13:23 |
schestowitz-TR | I still have some photos of me on hroses | Mar 24 13:23 |
schestowitz-TR | my bodyweight was a lot less back then | Mar 24 13:23 |
matey | i feel bad for whatever poor bastard had to carry ben franklin | Mar 24 13:24 |
schestowitz-TR | they had slaves back then | Mar 24 13:25 |
matey | i dont think ben franklin rode on a slave | Mar 24 13:25 |
schestowitz-TR | try to tell them horses don't become food the moment they stopped carrying humans | Mar 24 13:25 |
schestowitz-TR | they thought of "some" humans the same way | Mar 24 13:25 |
schestowitz | not just one | Mar 24 13:25 |
schestowitz | "Franklin owned slaves from as early as 1735 until 1781. The Franklin household had six slaves;" | Mar 24 13:26 |
schestowitz | Six | Mar 24 13:26 |
schestowitz | HE HAD SIX | Mar 24 13:26 |
matey | i think the most shocking thing about it is that they didnt free them when they wrote the constitution | Mar 24 13:27 |
matey | i know there was talk of abolition | Mar 24 13:27 |
matey | i know they coudlnt make it happen with the south | Mar 24 13:28 |
matey | but what was the logic | Mar 24 13:28 |
matey | oh well, if we cant abolish slavery for everyone | Mar 24 13:28 |
matey | we can make the most of this crappy situaiton by keeping our own slaves at least? | Mar 24 13:28 |
matey | its weird | Mar 24 13:28 |
matey | but then you said | Mar 24 13:29 |
matey | until 1781 | Mar 24 13:29 |
matey | so franklin at least... | Mar 24 13:29 |
schestowitz-TR | franklin: i am not bad | Mar 24 13:29 |
schestowitz-TR | I only had six | Mar 24 13:29 |
schestowitz-TR | I could afford a lot more | Mar 24 13:29 |
schestowitz-TR | I stopped at six | Mar 24 13:29 |
schestowitz-TR | and I had no sex with them | Mar 24 13:29 |
schestowitz-TR | iirc, some had dozens | Mar 24 13:30 |
schestowitz-TR | past presidents | Mar 24 13:30 |
matey | so the drafting of the constitution began in 1787 | Mar 24 13:30 |
matey | owning slaves was common | Mar 24 13:30 |
matey | england used to have them as well | Mar 24 13:31 |
matey | and really, the situation with servants in england even in 1900 wasnt super-great | Mar 24 13:31 |
matey | until the labour party existed, | Mar 24 13:31 |
techrights-news | "However, as a beginning, we often have problems choosing the best educational journey, and we usually wind up squandering a substantial amount of time trying to figure out which resource is the best." https://www.unixmen.com/ways-to-learn-python-fast-efficiently/ | Mar 24 13:31 |
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matey | it wasnt slavery, it was a step up at least | Mar 24 13:31 |
matey | anyway | Mar 24 13:31 |
matey | when they were writing the constitution, they did talk of abolishing slavery | Mar 24 13:32 |
matey | they couldnt get the south to agree | Mar 24 13:32 |
techrights-news | "Windows 10 and Windows 11 users, you need to take immediate action. A serious vulnerability has been discovered in both platforms which Microsoft has not only failed to patch, but actually made worse. Here’s everything you need to know." https://www.forbes.com/sites/gordonkelly/2022/03/23/microsoft-windows-11-windows-10-hack-attack-zero-day-new-windows-update/ http://techrights.org/2022/03/22/vista-11-bleeding/ | Mar 24 13:32 |
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matey | but this was in 1787 | Mar 24 13:32 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.forbes.com | Microsoft Just Gave A Billion Users A Reason To Quit Windows | Mar 24 13:32 | |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-techrights.org | Windows is Dying Despite Vista 11 Hype | Techrights | Mar 24 13:32 | |
matey | and franklin freed his slaves (i guess) years before that even | Mar 24 13:32 |
matey | jefferson on the other hand, i dont know when/if he did | Mar 24 13:32 |
kingoffrance | well, not advocating it, but imagine you were told xyz source code would be released, and you can see it on your taxes the next x years | Mar 24 13:33 |
techrights-news | "In kernel version 5.17, both /dev/random and /dev/urandom have been replaced with a new — identical — algorithm based on the BLAKE2 hash function, which is an excellent security improvement." Is Bruce Schneier still using Windows? https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2022/03/linux-improves-its-random-number-generator.html | Mar 24 13:33 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-Linux Improves Its Random Number Generator - Schneier on Security | Mar 24 13:33 | |
techrights-news | Networking for 5.18 https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/20220323180738.3978487-1-kuba@kernel.org/ | Mar 24 13:34 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-lore.kernel.org | [GIT PULL] Networking for 5.18 - Jakub Kicinski | Mar 24 13:34 | |
matey | i think the main thing is | Mar 24 13:35 |
matey | it was practiced | Mar 24 13:35 |
techrights-news | drm for 5.18-rc1 https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/CAPM=9tytg5jd_i3z3C5Y1dii2-cgO11Gjgvaq8qoWn3CGfCreg@mail.gmail.com/ | Mar 24 13:35 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-lore.kernel.org | [git pull] drm for 5.18-rc1 - Dave Airlie | Mar 24 13:35 | |
matey | it was a really stupid, horrible practice | Mar 24 13:35 |
matey | and eventually it was done away with, as it should have been sooner | Mar 24 13:35 |
techrights-news | Crypto Update for 5.18 https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/Yje766s7fIqYg1Tk@gondor.apana.org.au/ | Mar 24 13:35 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-lore.kernel.org | [GIT PULL] Crypto Update for 5.18 - Herbert Xu | Mar 24 13:35 | |
matey | i cant fathom how anyone thought it was ok in the first place | Mar 24 13:36 |
matey | people might say the same about capitalism someday | Mar 24 13:36 |
kingoffrance | because pharoah was king of astrology | Mar 24 13:36 |
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techrights-news | 7 Reasons to Try Open Source Secure Messenger ’Threema’ • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/162940 | Mar 24 13:39 |
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techrights-news | KDE neon 20220324 https://neon.kde.org/ | Mar 24 13:40 |
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techrights-news | SmartOS 20220324 released http://smartos.org/ | Mar 24 13:41 |
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matey | <kingoffrance> because pharoah was king of astrology <- and wishful thinking | Mar 24 13:42 |
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techrights-news | Today’s #HowTos | #UNIX • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/162941 | Mar 24 13:42 |
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kingoffrance | well, now its east vs west, so same old, anyways... | Mar 24 13:43 |
matey | nothing new under the sun god | Mar 24 13:44 |
kingoffrance | yes! | Mar 24 13:45 |
kingoffrance | tell us about these defense contractors | Mar 24 13:46 |
matey | i could tell you but then... | Mar 24 13:46 |
kingoffrance | woz said (dont quote me, see videos yourself) transistors came about because military/air force needed them. that is what made them affordable/mainstream anyways | Mar 24 13:46 |
kingoffrance | no, i mean tech | Mar 24 13:46 |
matey | grace hopper worked for them too | Mar 24 13:47 |
psydroid2 | amazing grace hopper | Mar 24 13:47 |
matey | this was before i was born | Mar 24 13:48 |
matey | after i was born it was strictly telecom industry | Mar 24 13:48 |
kingoffrance | << we had a piece of a space station in our basement and a spyplane | Mar 24 13:48 |
matey | yep | Mar 24 13:48 |
matey | we did | Mar 24 13:48 |
matey | id say which ones, but that would pretty much say where i grew up | Mar 24 13:49 |
MinceR | a "free speech extremist" supporting a dictator well known to have violated free speech many times, violently. how curious. | Mar 24 13:50 |
matey | crystalmath compartmentalises a little | Mar 24 13:50 |
matey | kingoffrance if i told you what i saw you wouldnt be very impressed | Mar 24 13:52 |
matey | the most impressive part about it ive already said | Mar 24 13:52 |
kingoffrance | nah, im just wondering types of computers/software/environment | Mar 24 13:52 |
matey | i can tell you what i used at least | Mar 24 13:52 |
kingoffrance | that sort of thing, what everyone thought was just aroundt he corner | Mar 24 13:52 |
matey | i learned how to code on a pcjr | Mar 24 13:52 |
kingoffrance | or would be the next thing | Mar 24 13:52 |
matey | after that it was generic intel stuff | Mar 24 13:53 |
psydroid2 | I was born during the days of grace hopper and I must say everything she did was simply amazing | Mar 24 13:53 |
matey | props to letterman for having her on the show | Mar 24 13:53 |
MinceR | 24 060623 < matey> Ariadne alpine is based on something other than gnu libc right? | Mar 24 13:53 |
MinceR | it's based on musl libc | Mar 24 13:53 |
matey | mincer i thought it was musl | Mar 24 13:54 |
psydroid2 | was she ever on his show? | Mar 24 13:54 |
matey | look up grace hopper letterman on youtube | Mar 24 13:54 |
matey | my question is if musl can be compiled with tinycc | Mar 24 13:55 |
matey | or if it needs gcc/llvm | Mar 24 13:55 |
matey | obviously newer versions of linux wont compile with tinycc, but old ones will | Mar 24 13:55 |
matey | mincer: the gist of it was trying to figure out how much activelow is reproducting alpine | Mar 24 13:55 |
matey | its definitely not the same | Mar 24 13:55 |
matey | so im trying to figure out the degree of overlap | Mar 24 13:56 |
matey | alpine would never use an older kernel just to avoid llvm, afaik | Mar 24 13:57 |
kingoffrance | im not sure, i thought activelow was using gentoo somewhat, at least to ease bootstrap | Mar 24 13:58 |
matey | right, i think so | Mar 24 13:59 |
matey | <kingoffrance> that sort of thing, what everyone thought was just aroundt he corner <- imo i made better predictions than my predecessor | Mar 24 14:00 |
matey | and at a much younger age | Mar 24 14:00 |
kingoffrance | go on... | Mar 24 14:01 |
matey | he made more profitable (and immediately useful) predictions | Mar 24 14:01 |
matey | kingoffrance i predicted fpgas, thumbdrives, and flac | Mar 24 14:01 |
matey | also blue leds i suppose | Mar 24 14:02 |
MinceR | matey: activelow's is the only distro i know of that deliberately sticks to an old version of Linux, or an old version of gcc | Mar 24 14:02 |
matey | MinceR for the same reason | Mar 24 14:02 |
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matey | to avoid c++ to compile c | Mar 24 14:02 |
MinceR | in general, people are too wary of security holes to do something like that | Mar 24 14:02 |
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matey | in general, people are too wary of security holes <- yes | Mar 24 14:03 |
matey | to be fair | Mar 24 14:03 |
matey | or should i say generous | Mar 24 14:03 |
matey | people have the same concern about palemoon | Mar 24 14:03 |
XRevan86 | Or maybe of the various performance implications. | Mar 24 14:03 |
matey | according to moonchild, backporting security fixes isnt THAT hard | Mar 24 14:04 |
matey | but a browser isnt a kernel | Mar 24 14:04 |
matey | then again, firefox might as well be an os | Mar 24 14:04 |
XRevan86 | TinyCC is just as naïve as one might think it is. | Mar 24 14:04 |
psydroid2 | what is the problem with it? | Mar 24 14:05 |
XRevan86 | psydroid2: If it has optimisations, I couldn't find any. | Mar 24 14:05 |
XRevan86 | Linux is written assuming a compiler that optimises. | Mar 24 14:06 |
psydroid2 | how much difference does optimisation make for standard code? | Mar 24 14:06 |
psydroid2 | a compiler could optimise by default, couldn't it? | Mar 24 14:07 |
psydroid2 | or is that considered risky? | Mar 24 14:07 |
XRevan86 | psydroid2: There's no such thing as "standard code", depending on luck the compiled code might be extremely slow. | Mar 24 14:07 |
XRevan86 | psydroid2: The point is that TinyCC just can't, it's too simplistic. | Mar 24 14:08 |
psydroid2 | XRevan86, same as that I don't know if Linux can be considered so "special" that it needs those optimisations | Mar 24 14:08 |
XRevan86 | psydroid2: "-O2" is not usually considered special. | Mar 24 14:09 |
psydroid2 | I would like to see some benchmarks for code compiled using TinyCC, GCC, Clang, PCC and other compilers | Mar 24 14:09 |
psydroid2 | sometimes a faster compiler may be preferrable and sometimes a better optimising compiler | Mar 24 14:10 |
psydroid2 | preferable* | Mar 24 14:10 |
matey | https://colfaxresearch.com/compiler-comparison/ | Mar 24 14:10 |
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matey | https://davmac.wordpress.com/2009/04/28/c-compiler-benchmarks/ | Mar 24 14:11 |
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XRevan86 | psydroid2: The fact is that it will definitely underperform, just how badly – to know that one would need to actually try. | Mar 24 14:12 |
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psydroid2 | I wonder if there are any numbers for TinyCC and PCC | Mar 24 14:13 |
XRevan86 | psydroid2: Imagine taking millions of lines of code and throwing them into an environment that is definitely not doing enough. | Mar 24 14:13 |
psydroid2 | activelow might have some data for us | Mar 24 14:13 |
matey | https://benchmarksgame-team.pages.debian.net/benchmarksgame/fastest/c.html | Mar 24 14:13 |
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XRevan86 | Not only will there be unexpected problems, there will also be expected problems. | Mar 24 14:14 |
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XRevan86 | It's just a guaranteed bad idea without a team of competent people who are ready to fix all of this. | Mar 24 14:14 |
XRevan86 | If activelow were willing to add the missing pieces to tinycc, it would have been one thing, but even with C standard compliance he picks crippling Linux. | Mar 24 14:15 |
psydroid2 | so people should stick with GCC and Clang at all times? | Mar 24 14:16 |
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XRevan86 | psydroid2: Before Clang came about, it was just GCC. It's not like it's impossible to write another compiler m | Mar 24 14:17 |
matey | that might explain his interest in tinycc | Mar 24 14:17 |
psydroid2 | I wonder what's a state-of-the-art book on compiler construction | Mar 24 14:18 |
psydroid2 | other than the one my professor co-wrote | Mar 24 14:18 |
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matey | https://drh.github.io/lcc/ http://www.cpm.z80.de/small_c.html | Mar 24 14:19 |
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psydroid2 | not that I would want to deal with that now, but it looks interesting | Mar 24 14:19 |
XRevan86 | It's like if he complains about vendor lock-in in the transmission, and wants to replace it with a stick. | Mar 24 14:19 |
XRevan86 | The instrument is too shit, give up. | Mar 24 14:20 |
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XRevan86 | psydroid2, matey: "so people should stick with GCC and Clang at all times?" <- Ye two treat him as if he is some mad genius that is trying to write a pure C compiler. | Mar 24 14:23 |
XRevan86 | He just takes existing abandonware and complains that Linux doesn't compile with it. | Mar 24 14:23 |
psydroid2 | XRevan86, I don't treat him like that at all, I just want to know what his findings are | Mar 24 14:24 |
psydroid2 | I would never do what he is doing | Mar 24 14:24 |
XRevan86 | psydroid2: I didn't see any new reports, so I'm assuming he's still on the "Linux doesn't compile" stage. | Mar 24 14:24 |
matey | <XRevan86> psydroid2, matey: "so people should stick with GCC and Clang at all times?" <- Ye two treat him as if he is some mad genius that is trying to write a pure C compiler. <- not at all | Mar 24 14:24 |
matey | he could be a total hack, it wouldnt matter | Mar 24 14:25 |
matey | im not switching back to gnu/linux | Mar 24 14:25 |
XRevan86 | matey: From what? | Mar 24 14:25 |
matey | openbsd | Mar 24 14:25 |
XRevan86 | matey: OpenBSD is GCC/Clang only for the same exact reason. | Mar 24 14:26 |
matey | i understand that | Mar 24 14:26 |
XRevan86 | аctivelow could've said the exact same things about OpenBSD. | Mar 24 14:26 |
matey | XRevan86 youre making assumptions about motivations here that are reasonable, but incorrect | Mar 24 14:26 |
XRevan86 | His target just happened to be Linux. | Mar 24 14:26 |
matey | аctivelow could've said the exact same things about OpenBSD. <- he already has | Mar 24 14:27 |
matey | imo his dismissal of bsd is silly | Mar 24 14:27 |
matey | but | Mar 24 14:27 |
matey | hes doing his thing | Mar 24 14:27 |
XRevan86 | There isn't an OS kernel that willingly limits itself to what one shitty compiler can do. | Mar 24 14:27 |
matey | how come all the non-shitty c compilers require c++ | Mar 24 14:28 |
matey | that seems odd | Mar 24 14:28 |
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XRevan86 | matey: Seems like that's how the cookie crumbled. | Mar 24 14:28 |
activelow | XRevan86: wrong, it was OpenBSD first to re-consider compilers, and verified portable c compiler (pcc) | Mar 24 14:28 |
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XRevan86 | activelow: What happen afterwards? | Mar 24 14:29 |
XRevan86 | happened | Mar 24 14:29 |
activelow | not entirely sure; besides it was x86 they succeeded with, hardware i will not touch ever again in my life anyway | Mar 24 14:30 |
activelow | similar situation with TinyCC, which some developer from Suse (susematz), verified he could compile Linux-4.4 with it (not all of it though) | Mar 24 14:30 |
XRevan86 | I suspect that PCC's development stalled, it became a burden and was yeeted from OpenBSD eventually. | Mar 24 14:30 |
activelow | I suspect, both TinyCC and PCC were stable compilers already, yet this wasn't good enough for some certain people | Mar 24 14:31 |
XRevan86 | (for some certain everyone) | Mar 24 14:31 |
kingoffrance | i will believe at some point, if only for ports...browsers and other things need c++. so they would have to maintain/port gcc/clang/whatever | Mar 24 14:32 |
kingoffrance | *i suspect that at some point | Mar 24 14:32 |
kingoffrance | so then it becomes maintain one or two? | Mar 24 14:32 |
activelow | same with GCC which was stabilized decades ago, and then was "improved" upon regularly, to support a shitload of proprietary hardware extensions | Mar 24 14:32 |
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activelow | kingoffrance: chances are a huge amount of userspace can be compiled without c++ too, including GTK/netsurf-browser/Xorg | Mar 24 14:33 |
kingoffrance | true, i remember when pcc was talked, just my theory why it was "abandoned" | Mar 24 14:33 |
kingoffrance | *talked about. sorry typo mania today | Mar 24 14:33 |
kingoffrance | i didnt really use openbsd, but remember that | Mar 24 14:34 |
XRevan86 | kingoffrance: GCC was a C++ compiler too even when it was written in C. | Mar 24 14:34 |
kingoffrance | sure, im saying why the pcc plan went nowhere | Mar 24 14:34 |
matey | GCC was a C++ compiler too even when it was written in C <- originally gnu c compiler | Mar 24 14:34 |
matey | now gnu compiler collection | Mar 24 14:34 |
matey | youre saying it did c++ even when it was the gnu c compiler? | Mar 24 14:35 |
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XRevan86 | matey: pre-4.8 obviously. | Mar 24 14:35 |
matey | oh of course | Mar 24 14:36 |
activelow | there is various practical issues, to provide a glimpse, what i am struggling with | Mar 24 14:37 |
matey | but c is, unless im wrong | Mar 24 14:37 |
matey | a much simpler language than c++ | Mar 24 14:37 |
matey | to implement | Mar 24 14:37 |
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matey | so implementing c++ in c is hardly the same as implementing c in c++ | Mar 24 14:37 |
matey | in terms of overhead | Mar 24 14:37 |
activelow | for example: the ARM SBC i got to work with require a recent kernel and u-boot loader version, which builds a dependency graph | Mar 24 14:37 |
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matey | and bootstrapping | Mar 24 14:37 |
activelow | meaning, although i can compile kernel and userspace with gcc-4.7 (or TinyCC), i do need an aarch64 kernel and recent u-boot; gcc-4.7 doesn't support aarch64 | Mar 24 14:38 |
XRevan86 | matey: Indeed, but it is still not a small feat, also evident by the fact that there is no other C compiler out there that would compete with GCC and Clang. | Mar 24 14:38 |
XRevan86 | (activelow is welcome to write one) | Mar 24 14:38 |
activelow | a recent u-boot loader version introduced some dependency against python/swift ... which is written in c++; so to compile this new u-boot loader i need yet another cross-compiler | Mar 24 14:38 |
matey | also evident by the fact <- its not just a matter of possibility <- why would they bother | Mar 24 14:39 |
activelow | then i was thinking, to acquire some old aarch32 SBC to work with, however there isn't almost any shipped anymore | Mar 24 14:40 |
matey | whats the incentive to create a compiler that competes with gcc or clang? | Mar 24 14:40 |
matey | if theres no incentive, it hardly matters whether its possible or not | Mar 24 14:40 |
activelow | TinyCC (which was more actively maintained recently) is fast, it was known to be capable to bootstrap GCC | Mar 24 14:41 |
activelow | just one issue, since the bootstrapping of GCC arrived at a dead end too | Mar 24 14:41 |
matey | it was devloped from 2001 to 2012, abandoned, and interest has picked up again | Mar 24 14:41 |
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XRevan86 | "fast" as in "fast to compile" is not what people want the compiler to be "fast" about. | Mar 24 14:41 |
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matey | "fast" as in "fast to compile" is not what people want the compiler to be "fast" about. <- its what activelow wants | Mar 24 14:41 |
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activelow | compile-time TinyCC isn't only fast, it is blazing fast, and runtime-performance is good; TinyCC operates at the sweet spot of the trade-off between compile-time optimization and run-time performance | Mar 24 14:42 |
psydroid2 | "not needing much memory" is something I want | Mar 24 14:42 |
activelow | TinyCC is ~10x faster compile-time | Mar 24 14:42 |
activelow | PCC reported similar results | Mar 24 14:43 |
psydroid2 | because with only 2 GB of RAM in my Orange Pi I just can't compile some things such as Linux or Racket on the hardware itself | Mar 24 14:43 |
matey | the arguments i hear against tinycc remind me too much of the ones against python 2 | Mar 24 14:43 |
activelow | psydroid2: wrong, you can, even with gcc, although that's not fun anymore to do | Mar 24 14:43 |
matey | i have no use for python 3-- ive used it extensively | Mar 24 14:43 |
matey | i might as well use another language, if python 3 is the only option | Mar 24 14:44 |
psydroid2 | activelow, it wouldn't work with even 1 job for me | Mar 24 14:44 |
matey | <psydroid2> activelow, it wouldn't work with even 1 job for me <- psydroid: what wouldnt | Mar 24 14:44 |
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psydroid2 | so maybe I am doing something wrong, but I haven't built a kernel on that machine in years | Mar 24 14:44 |
activelow | i can compile an entire distro/firmware image on an a53 quadcore with 1GiB RAM; with gcc-4.7 | Mar 24 14:44 |
psydroid2 | matey, build a kernel for the hardware on the hardware itself | Mar 24 14:44 |
matey | python 2 vs 3 vs users https://www.fsfla.org/ikiwiki/blogs/lxo/pub/new-dawn.en.html | Mar 24 14:45 |
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matey | right | Mar 24 14:45 |
psydroid2 | well, I don't have gcc 4.7 anymore | Mar 24 14:45 |
matey | psydroid2: did you notice when leah said there are 10 versions of gnu libc being maintained? | Mar 24 14:45 |
activelow | anyway, yesterday, i hit another bug, since gcc-4.7 doesn't support aarch64 and the ARM SBC i got requires an aarch64 kernel | Mar 24 14:45 |
matey | why would there even need to be 10 | Mar 24 14:46 |
matey | unless theyre breaking things that dont need to be broken? | Mar 24 14:46 |
psydroid2 | matey, I must have missed that | Mar 24 14:46 |
matey | i appreciate that theyre not simply dropping support where its needed | Mar 24 14:46 |
activelow | i compiled an aarch64 kernel with an aarch32 userspace on top; however with this setup i am hitting a nasty bug with nilfs2 userspace utilities | Mar 24 14:46 |
matey | but its also disturing that its needed! | Mar 24 14:46 |
activelow | another few days debugging | Mar 24 14:46 |
matey | leah says this means its fails at its mission of being a portable library | Mar 24 14:46 |
matey | which might be a bit harsh (slightly untrue) but still | Mar 24 14:47 |
activelow | and this type of bugs and problems are the ones, which lectured a lesson here; to refrain from git-pull anything anymore | Mar 24 14:47 |
psydroid2 | I don't think there is any software that is developed in a portable way from the very beginning | Mar 24 14:47 |
activelow | the other one, i'll have a look at today, is GCC/linker adding stuff non-reproducible, which it should not need not | Mar 24 14:47 |
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psydroid2 | things are still very x86-centric (and these days ARM-centric) | Mar 24 14:48 |
matey | unix was developed in a portable way from the very beginning | Mar 24 14:48 |
matey | but that was 40 years ago | Mar 24 14:48 |
psydroid2 | it's why I have kept hardware on multiple architectures around | Mar 24 14:48 |
psydroid2 | but I remember all the bus errors I got on SPARC | Mar 24 14:49 |
psydroid2 | and in my QEMU Alpha machine the alignment fixups in the kernel due to a "suboptimal" userland | Mar 24 14:49 |
matey | qemu: same author as tinyc | Mar 24 14:50 |
matey | tinycc | Mar 24 14:50 |
activelow | so, instead of implementing some missing asm processing for TinyCC (to compile musl-libc/kernel etc.); i am wasting my time with nonsense problems | Mar 24 14:50 |
matey | and that answers my question from earlier | Mar 24 14:51 |
matey | will tinycc compile musl | Mar 24 14:51 |
matey | no | Mar 24 14:51 |
activelow | and i already know why that is | Mar 24 14:51 |
activelow | because TinyCC needs to process some ASM, which some opcodes are not supported for with aarch32; and aar64 ASM processing isn't implemented at all with TinyCC yet | Mar 24 14:52 |
activelow | nonetheless, if there was any high priority task, maintenance of TinyCC is one of such | Mar 24 14:53 |
techrights-news | "[00:02:00] Jorge is into Flatpak. And there’s quite a lot to talk about here. This is very much about the Linux desktop, distribution of applications, and how things have changed; stuff has certainly happened since the last time we looked at this, and it’s worth getting into. Let’s talk about what flatpak means today" https://www.badvoltage.org/2022/03/24/3x43/ | Mar 24 14:53 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.badvoltage.org | 3×43: Self Assembly | Bad Voltage | Mar 24 14:53 | |
activelow | including compilation of Linux kernel with it; bootstrapping/compiling gcc-4.7 (which was verified by some other project already) | Mar 24 14:53 |
activelow | compilation of u-boot loader with TinyCC; integration with gentoo tooling or any other maintenance scripting | Mar 24 14:53 |
activelow | matey: and they real showstopper to re-think TinyCC or any other is this, *hardware* support | Mar 24 14:54 |
activelow | since, ARM (aarch64 and aarch32) are both proprietary closed-source hardware | Mar 24 14:55 |
activelow | which means, anytime some Errata with ARM potentially can kill a man-year of development effort | Mar 24 14:55 |
matey | but when has that ever happened? | Mar 24 14:57 |
techrights-news | Linux gaming is better than Windows sometimes - Invidious ⚓ https://yewtu.be/watch?v=i9Op7Xa5eKs | Mar 24 14:57 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-yewtu.be | Linux gaming is better than Windows sometimes - Invidious | Mar 24 14:57 | |
activelow | matey: yes. | Mar 24 14:57 |
techrights-news | Portenta X8 is the first Linux Arduino board • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/162945 | Mar 24 14:57 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.tuxmachines.org | Portenta X8 is the first Linux Arduino board | Tux Machines | Mar 24 14:57 | |
matey | no, i mean when | Mar 24 14:58 |
matey | one example evem | Mar 24 14:58 |
matey | n | Mar 24 14:58 |
activelow | there is a long list of ARM Errata (coped with by kernel, simply see make menuconfig) and gcc manpage | Mar 24 14:58 |
matey | when has a man-year of dev effort been killed by this | Mar 24 14:58 |
activelow | and with X86/X86_64 the spectre/meltdown fuckery | Mar 24 14:59 |
techrights-ipfs-bot | ▕ IPFS downstream, 60 mins: ▂▅▂▁▆▅▅█▃▆▅▄▂▆█▅█▃▆▇▄▁▅▃▇▇▁▆▁▂▄▁ avg(k/sec) 45.43 ▕ IPFS upstream: ▁▃██▂▁▁▁▂▃▂▁▁▁▂█▂▂▁█▁▂█▂█▂▂▁▁▁██▁ avg(k/sec) 68.85▕ swarm size (avg): 241.53 ⟲ | Mar 24 14:59 |
XRevan86 | https://smbc-comics.com/comic/dunno | Mar 24 15:00 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.smbc-comics.com | Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal - Dunno | Mar 24 15:00 | |
matey | ok so youre saying | Mar 24 15:02 |
matey | arm is just as vulnerably as x86 in this regard | Mar 24 15:02 |
matey | /me gives up on typing | Mar 24 15:03 |
techrights-news | Education International, ITUC and the Global Push to inject the 4IR and Transhumanism into Schools ⚓ https://unlimitedhangout.com/2022/03/investigative-series/education-international-and-the-global-push-to-inject-the-4ir-and-transhumanism-into-schools/ | Mar 24 15:03 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-unlimitedhangout.com | Education International, ITUC and the Global Push to inject the 4IR and Transhumanism into Schools | Mar 24 15:03 | |
MinceR | everything that does speculative execution is vulnerable to "the spectre/meltdown fuckery" | Mar 24 15:04 |
techrights-news | Godot Engine - Dev snapshot: Godot 4.0 alpha 5 ⚓ https://godotengine.org/article/dev-snapshot-godot-4-0-alpha-5 | Mar 24 15:04 |
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matey | /me nods | Mar 24 15:04 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-godotengine.org | Godot Engine - Dev snapshot: Godot 4.0 alpha 5 | Mar 24 15:04 | |
techrights-news | Shattered Pixel Dungeon arrives on Steam eight years later | GamingOnLinux ⚓ https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2022/03/shattered-pixel-dungeon-arrives-on-steam-eight-years-later | Mar 24 15:04 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-Shattered Pixel Dungeon arrives on Steam eight years later | GamingOnLinux | Mar 24 15:04 | |
matey | okay | Mar 24 15:04 |
activelow | it was only two examples, if any compiler had to target unstable/unreliable proprietary hardware | Mar 24 15:05 |
activelow | btw. Airbus chose SPARC leon, which is opensource | Mar 24 15:05 |
activelow | yet, TinyCC doesn't support sparc iirc, pcc does support sparc; | Mar 24 15:06 |
activelow | in any case, i haven't got sparc hardware, nor am i willing to acquire such | Mar 24 15:06 |
techrights-news | Today’s #HowTos | #UNIX • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/162946 | Mar 24 15:07 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.tuxmachines.org | today's howtos | Tux Machines | Mar 24 15:07 | |
techrights-news | WWW = spam. FOSSLife with LF connection links to zdnet webSPAM SPONSORED by LF. WWW = webspam source. Bought and paid for propaganda, for a diploma mill in this case. https://www.fosslife.org/linux-foundation-offers-cloud-native-developer-bootcamp | Mar 24 15:09 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.fosslife.org | Linux Foundation Offers Cloud-Native Developer Bootcamp | Mar 24 15:09 | |
MinceR | http://www.engrish.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/catholic-converter.jpg ( https://www.engrish.com/2020/05/the-power-of-chrysler-compels-you/ ) | Mar 24 15:10 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.engrish.com | The power of Chrysler compels you | Mar 24 15:10 | |
techrights-news | The government can seize your messages in secret. Lawmakers want you to know if it does. https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2022/03/22/government-can-seize-your-messages-secret-lawmakers-want-you-know-if-it-does/ publisher owned by a sociopath whose marriage collapsed due to leaks communications | Mar 24 15:10 |
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techrights-news | Games: Europa Universalis, War Thunder, Godot 4.0 alpha 5, and More • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/162947 | Mar 24 15:10 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.washingtonpost.com | The government can seize your messages in secret. Lawmakers want you to know if it does. - The Washington Post | Mar 24 15:10 | |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.tuxmachines.org | Games: Europa Universalis, War Thunder, Godot 4.0 alpha 5, and More | Tux Machines | Mar 24 15:10 | |
matey | /me wants to meet whoever writes the urls for engrish | Mar 24 15:11 |
MinceR | :) | Mar 24 15:11 |
matey | i still remember the first time i saw that website, in 2003 or 2004 | Mar 24 15:11 |
techrights-news | "I moved to Amsterdam in July 2021, and now that I’ve had some time to settle in I thought I’d share my thoughts on how it’s been so far. In short: I love it here!" https://drewdevault.com/2022/03/24/Netherlands-update.html Ariadne ^ | Mar 24 15:11 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-drewdevault.com | The Netherlands so far | Mar 24 15:11 | |
MinceR | i think the page urls come from the caption and users can suggest captions | Mar 24 15:11 |
matey | makes sense | Mar 24 15:12 |
matey | no way one person could write all those | Mar 24 15:12 |
matey | student centre, several yards from the information desk | Mar 24 15:13 |
matey | friend of mine told me about it | Mar 24 15:13 |
matey | couldnt stop giggling | Mar 24 15:13 |
techrights-news | Qt for Android Automotive 6.2.4 released ⚓ https://www.qt.io/blog/qt-for-android-automotive-6.2.4-released | Mar 24 15:13 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.qt.io | Qt for Android Automotive 6.2.4 released | Mar 24 15:13 | |
matey | the first engrish i ever saw though was about 10-15 years earlier | Mar 24 15:14 |
techrights-news | This is a Windows issue, not a "Linux" issue; in fact, WSL is clearly an attack on GNU/Linux https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/lumen-security-research-reveals-threats-still-lurk-in-windows-subsystem-for-linux-301509340.html | Mar 24 15:14 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.prnewswire.com | Lumen security research reveals threats still lurk in Windows Subsystem for Linux | Mar 24 15:14 | |
matey | japanese hairstylist, replaced the "sprite" button on the vending machine | Mar 24 15:14 |
matey | deliberately labelled it "splite" | Mar 24 15:15 |
MinceR | :) | Mar 24 15:15 |
techrights-news | WSL dangerous? GOOD! Than stop using it. Move to GNU/Linux instead. | Mar 24 15:15 |
matey | im hoping that a hispanic hairstylist came in later | Mar 24 15:16 |
matey | and relabelled it ESplite | Mar 24 15:16 |
matey | or just "fanta" | Mar 24 15:17 |
MinceR | or 7up | Mar 24 15:17 |
matey | 7up was the one you wanted when you didnt want to be overpowered by the lemon and lime | Mar 24 15:18 |
matey | if you wanted lemon lime you wanted sprite | Mar 24 15:18 |
MinceR | lol | Mar 24 15:18 |
matey | if you wanted to mix stuff you used 7up | Mar 24 15:18 |
matey | then they ruined it | Mar 24 15:18 |
matey | 7up is like a cloying sprite now | Mar 24 15:18 |
matey | /me wants 7up classic | Mar 24 15:19 |
*MinceR wants pepsi wild cherry | Mar 24 15:19 | |
matey | of course i dont drink soda anymore | Mar 24 15:19 |
matey | you cant get pepsi wild cherry? | Mar 24 15:19 |
MinceR | i drink soda occasionally | Mar 24 15:19 |
matey | oh youre in hungary | Mar 24 15:19 |
MinceR | i can't get it anymore | Mar 24 15:19 |
matey | they have mango now | Mar 24 15:19 |
matey | i havent tried it | Mar 24 15:19 |
MinceR | mango isn't nearly as good | Mar 24 15:20 |
MinceR | also, i want nitro pepsi | Mar 24 15:20 |
matey | i never thought mango and pepsi would go together | Mar 24 15:20 |
matey | ive heard good things | Mar 24 15:20 |
matey | get some grenadine and make your own cherry pepsi | Mar 24 15:26 |
MinceR | grenadine is made from pomegranate, not cherry | Mar 24 15:26 |
MinceR | it probably doesn't contain any benzaldehyde | Mar 24 15:26 |
matey | and honey nut cheerios is flavoured with apricot pits, not nuts | Mar 24 15:27 |
matey | but ive never tasted pomegranate in grenadine | Mar 24 15:27 |
matey | i suppose you could just buy cherries and use the syrup | Mar 24 15:28 |
MinceR | marzipan-persipan mix is nice too | Mar 24 15:28 |
matey | never heard of persipan | Mar 24 15:28 |
MinceR | well, i have cherry cordial, i could just drink that | Mar 24 15:28 |
MinceR | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Persipan | Mar 24 15:28 |
techrights-news | Links 24/3/2022: Kernel Focus and Godot 4.0 Alpha 5 | Techrights ⚓ http://techrights.org/2022/03/24/godot-4-0-alpha-5/ | ♾ Gemini address: gemini://gemini.techrights.org/2022/03/24/godot-4-0-alpha-5/ | Mar 24 15:28 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-en.wikipedia.org | Persipan - Wikipedia | Mar 24 15:28 | |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-techrights.org | Links 24/3/2022: Kernel Focus and Godot 4.0 Alpha 5 | Techrights | Mar 24 15:28 | |
matey | it creeps me out that smirnof tastes exactly like what it says | Mar 24 15:28 |
techrights-news | Proprietary Software and FUD • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/162948 | Mar 24 15:29 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.tuxmachines.org | Proprietary Software and FUD | Tux Machines | Mar 24 15:29 | |
matey | the blueberry one tastes like blueberry | Mar 24 15:29 |
matey | thats fucked | Mar 24 15:29 |
techrights-news | Programming Leftovers • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/162949 | Mar 24 15:29 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.tuxmachines.org | Programming Leftovers | Tux Machines | Mar 24 15:29 | |
matey | they all taste exactly like they say | Mar 24 15:29 |
techrights-news | Today’s 𝘛𝘶𝘹 𝘔𝘢𝘤𝘩𝘪𝘯𝘦𝘴 Leftovers • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/162950 | Mar 24 15:29 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.tuxmachines.org | today's leftovers | Tux Machines | Mar 24 15:29 | |
matey | how the fuck do they do that | Mar 24 15:29 |
matey | and the unflavoured one tastes like vodka | Mar 24 15:29 |
MinceR | :) | Mar 24 15:30 |
leah | matey: it's not 10, i'm just approximating, but i know it's at least 3 | Mar 24 15:31 |
matey | but 3 isnt such a crime | Mar 24 15:31 |
leah | look for "bootstrap" scripts included in gnu projects | Mar 24 15:31 |
matey | i hear theyre blobby | Mar 24 15:31 |
matey | (whether true or not) | Mar 24 15:31 |
leah | in any case, gnu coding standards is not something that we should still be using in 2022 | Mar 24 15:32 |
matey | yeah i heard | Mar 24 15:32 |
matey | something you and mjg agree on i think | Mar 24 15:32 |
leah | btw fun fact bsd started in the 80s too, just like gnu did | Mar 24 15:32 |
matey | oh i have a timeline, yes | Mar 24 15:32 |
leah | at least i'm pretty sure it did | Mar 24 15:32 |
matey | wait ill check the timeline | Mar 24 15:33 |
MinceR | i thought BSD started in the 70s | Mar 24 15:33 |
matey | * 2.9bsd becomes the first version of bsd that is a full operating system rather than a set of applications and patches | Mar 24 15:33 |
matey | 1983 same year as gnu was announced | Mar 24 15:33 |
matey | mincer: bsd started as patches | Mar 24 15:34 |
MinceR | the set of applications and patches was called BSD too, and it's the ancestor of that :> | Mar 24 15:34 |
matey | yes | Mar 24 15:34 |
matey | gnu hurd started in 1990, one year before linux kernel | Mar 24 15:34 |
matey | 92 was first freely licensed version of linux | Mar 24 15:34 |
matey | 1994: * june: 4.4bsd-lite is a freely-distributable version of bsd following the settlement of the at&t lawsuit | Mar 24 15:35 |
matey | thats the date that means the most | Mar 24 15:35 |
matey | imo | Mar 24 15:35 |
matey | then july of 96 first openbsd | Mar 24 15:35 |
techrights-news | "I also have anxiety, just like anybody else. The recent company acquisition & reorganization, the COVID-19 pandemic, the upcoming general elections, or the Russian attack all make sure that once a problem is over, there is a new problem already to worry about." https://peter.czanik.hu/posts/dealing-with-anxiety/ | Mar 24 15:36 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-peter.czanik.hu | Dealing With Anxiety | Random thoughts of Peter 'CzP' Czanik | Mar 24 15:36 | |
techrights-news | "Do you know where your most-used files and directories are? Sure, there's more than a few commands you can run to find out, but ncdu is a great tool for this purpose. Using ncdu, you can scan your entire hard disk (or any mounted filesystem) and determine where your storage pain points are - and take action!" https://yewtu.be/watch?v=nj8HtCNYOsU | Mar 24 15:37 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-yewtu.be | Awesome Linux Tools - ncdu, Scan your Hard Disk and free up Space! - Invidious | Mar 24 15:37 | |
matey | then in 2011 rms retired as chief gnuisance but only halfway | Mar 24 15:38 |
matey | in 2015 he pretty much abdicated completely | Mar 24 15:39 |
matey | in 2018 his resignation was faked | Mar 24 15:39 |
matey | then in 2021 he faked his return | Mar 24 15:39 |
matey | or we will see | Mar 24 15:40 |
techrights-news | More proprietary software: "Exploitable remotely/low attack complexity" https://www.cisa.gov/uscert/ics/advisories/icsa-22-083-02 "Successful exploitation of this vulnerability could allow arbitrary operating system commands injection." | Mar 24 15:41 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.cisa.gov | mySCADA myPRO | CISA | Mar 24 15:41 | |
techrights-news | Microsoft Windows TCO: "CENTUM and Exaopc have a DLL injection vulnerability and a DLL planting vulnerability using the DLL search order vulnerability. See this link for further details on this exploit type." https://www.cisa.gov/uscert/ics/advisories/icsa-22-083-01 | Mar 24 15:42 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.cisa.gov | Yokogawa CENTUM and Exaopc | CISA | Mar 24 15:42 | |
techrights-news | According to this, about 60% of the Web traffic in Poland comes from Android https://gs.statcounter.com/os-market-share/all/poland/#monthly-200901-202203 | Mar 24 15:50 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-gs.statcounter.com | Operating System Market Share Poland | Statcounter Global Stats | Mar 24 15:50 | |
MinceR | http://www.engrish.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/beans-gentlemen.jpg ( https://www.engrish.com/2020/05/hotel-menu-from-saudi-arabia/ ) | Mar 24 15:51 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.engrish.com | Hotel menu from Saudi Arabia | Mar 24 15:51 | |
matey | someone should do a distro where all the code names are based on engrish.com | Mar 24 15:54 |
matey | gnu rinux 1.0 "beans gentleman" | Mar 24 15:54 |
MinceR | :) | Mar 24 15:55 |
techrights-news | ZDnet changed the site and removed company/brand names from the top menu. It used to be Microsoft placements and propaganda. Still, when they present Windows malware and ransomware they fail to mention the OS (unlike with Linux). This is how they craft propaganda for sponsors. | Mar 24 15:55 |
matey | ive seriosuly thought about doing a distro just to promote openbsd | Mar 24 15:55 |
matey | basically change as many things as possible to be openbsd like | Mar 24 15:55 |
matey | include text explaining why linux is a dead end, and the odds of gnu being salvaged (even if it would be better if it were) | Mar 24 15:56 |
matey | fortunately im too busy to bother | Mar 24 15:56 |
matey | and id have to install gnu/linux on something first | Mar 24 15:56 |
techrights-news | In case you are still in doubt and wrongly believe ZDNet is a news site, bear in mind the front end links to a "Product" and "Sales" page. This is what ZDNet actually is. | Mar 24 15:56 |
matey | and ive already done that with void, void isnt what im looking for | Mar 24 15:57 |
matey | its not the bsd-like gnu/linux that i want | Mar 24 15:58 |
techrights-news | ZDNet says it "support[s] IT Professionals and Decision Makers in their IT Buying Cycle process. Whether they are in the early stages of investigating their options, or optimizing a solution, ZDNet supports them all the way through." So it's basically shilling, not news. | Mar 24 15:58 |
techrights-news | ZDNet has a new section called "ZDNet Recommends" and it is basically a SPAM/Webspam section. Ads disguised as "Recommended". See http://techrights.org/2020/10/18/news-as-spam/ | Mar 24 15:59 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-techrights.org | The Different Types of Spammy ‘Articles’ and ‘Reviews’ Which Have Killed ‘Professional Journalism’ (Nowadays Mostly SPAM) | Techrights | Mar 24 15:59 | |
activelow | matey: openbsd too relies on specific hardware, and compilers, which navigated this project onto mined territory | Mar 24 16:00 |
matey | i dont think openbsd is the final stage in building the perfect os | Mar 24 16:00 |
activelow | perfect? this isn't what i am thinking. instead to bring back software quality which was available already, and destroyed. | Mar 24 16:01 |
matey | its more of an emergency shelter (a nice one at that) from the wreckage of gnu/linux | Mar 24 16:01 |
techrights-news | "Quite a few people asked me recently how I deal with anxiety. I seem to be less anxious than people around me. First of all: I also have anxiety, just like anybody else." https://peter.czanik.hu/posts/dealing-with-anxiety/ | Mar 24 16:01 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-peter.czanik.hu | Dealing With Anxiety | Random thoughts of Peter 'CzP' Czanik | Mar 24 16:01 | |
matey | instead to bring back software quality which was available already, and destroyed. <- best of luck | Mar 24 16:01 |
matey | i think your choice of kernel will doom it | Mar 24 16:01 |
matey | but i think people ought to see your distro, maybe learn something | Mar 24 16:02 |
activelow | i do need the gentoo/portage tooling for what i am doing, otherwise OpenBSD is a better choice than almost all Linux systems without any doubt | Mar 24 16:02 |
techrights-news | Arduino Pro Portenta X8 is a tiny http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/162945#comment-33177 | Mar 24 16:02 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.tuxmachines.org | Portenta X8 is the first Linux Arduino board | Tux Machines | Mar 24 16:02 | |
matey | cool | Mar 24 16:03 |
matey | yeah it seems like gentoo is helping with your work | Mar 24 16:03 |
techrights-news | Luigi Russolo’s Cacophonous Futures – The Public Domain Review ⚓ https://publicdomainreview.org/essay/luigi-russolos-cacophonous-futures/ | Mar 24 16:03 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-publicdomainreview.org | Luigi Russolo’s Cacophonous Futures – The Public Domain Review | Mar 24 16:03 | |
activelow | matey: ideally i could dispose the complicated tooling to track dependencies | Mar 24 16:04 |
activelow | this isn't possible currently | Mar 24 16:04 |
matey | i avoided the 3.x kernel for some time | Mar 24 16:08 |
schestowitz | wow, 2.6? | Mar 24 16:08 |
matey | even though 2.x had miserable support for hardware | Mar 24 16:08 |
matey | because 2.x was so fast | Mar 24 16:08 |
schestowitz | depends on the hardware | Mar 24 16:10 |
schestowitz | and the use case | Mar 24 16:10 |
schestowitz | most of the time I just use text editors | Mar 24 16:10 |
schestowitz | and basic browser for posting | Mar 24 16:10 |
schestowitz | if you revert back to some kde3 distro with 2.6.39 you might be OK | Mar 24 16:11 |
schestowitz | and Qt3 | Mar 24 16:11 |
matey | this was considerably faster on considerably older hardware | Mar 24 16:11 |
matey | kde would not have been as fast on it | Mar 24 16:11 |
matey | specifically kde3 | Mar 24 16:12 |
matey | there were probably too many factors to weigh to be sure it was about the kernel itself | Mar 24 16:12 |
matey | either way, i was content to use an older kernel for a while, just due to the incredible speed | Mar 24 16:13 |
matey | think pentium ii | Mar 24 16:13 |
matey | but in the long run i was willing to trade off some of the speed for hardware support | Mar 24 16:14 |
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CrystalMath | kernel 2.4 was better | Mar 24 16:26 |
CrystalMath | no dynamic device numbers | Mar 24 16:26 |
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bnchs | hello | Mar 24 16:30 |
MinceR | hay | Mar 24 16:31 |
bnchs | schestowitz-TR: you talked about some manchester gulagtuber getting money for bullying homeless people on the street right? | Mar 24 16:33 |
schestowitz-TR | yeah | Mar 24 16:33 |
schestowitz-TR | new laws here soon | Mar 24 16:33 |
schestowitz-TR | but many unintended consequences | Mar 24 16:33 |
bnchs | well | Mar 24 16:33 |
bnchs | you haven't talked about the "mukbang" gulagtubers | Mar 24 16:34 |
bnchs | they encourage kids to eat large quantities of unhealthy food | Mar 24 16:36 |
bnchs | and the most popular "mukbanger" is a fatass who already has diabetes and high blood pressure, who cant sleep without a vent | Mar 24 16:37 |
schestowitz-TR | I never heard of that | Mar 24 16:37 |
schestowitz-TR | in france they banned sites that encourage o r teach bulimia | Mar 24 16:37 |
schestowitz-TR | maybe this goes under the same ategoryu | Mar 24 16:38 |
schestowitz-TR | of eating disorders advocated | Mar 24 16:38 |
bnchs | who of course, like dfc, is in a unhappy gay relationship | Mar 24 16:38 |
CrystalMath | bnchs: there is nothing wrong with mukbang | Mar 24 16:38 |
CrystalMath | people do it voluntarily | Mar 24 16:39 |
bnchs | yes | Mar 24 16:39 |
bnchs | they do it voluntarily | Mar 24 16:39 |
bnchs | and sometimes, for money | Mar 24 16:39 |
CrystalMath | that's also voluntary | Mar 24 16:40 |
CrystalMath | you can say no | Mar 24 16:40 |
bnchs | and sometimes they encourage unhealthy eating | Mar 24 16:41 |
CrystalMath | freedom of speech | Mar 24 16:41 |
bnchs | yeah i know | Mar 24 16:41 |
CrystalMath | i encourage unhealthy eating too | Mar 24 16:41 |
CrystalMath | not overeating though, but i always say it doesn't matter if your diet is exclusively mcdonalds or the like | Mar 24 16:41 |
bnchs | unhealthy as in overeating | Mar 24 16:42 |
bnchs | not the food themselves | Mar 24 16:42 |
bnchs | but the quantity | Mar 24 16:42 |
CrystalMath | well that's fine too, freedom of speech | Mar 24 16:43 |
bnchs | i didnt encourage sabatoging them | Mar 24 16:43 |
bnchs | i only brought it to attention | Mar 24 16:43 |
CrystalMath | i think it's terrible to conflate filming violence to something as innocent as mukbang | Mar 24 16:44 |
schestowitz-TR | by, pay attention, I did not endorse that censorship in france :-) | Mar 24 16:44 |
schestowitz-TR | I think it's a trickey situation | Mar 24 16:44 |
schestowitz-TR | the internet as a whole is not healthy | Mar 24 16:44 |
schestowitz-TR | *tricky | Mar 24 16:44 |
schestowitz-TR | you could start with most extreme things | Mar 24 16:45 |
schestowitz-TR | like beheading videos | Mar 24 16:45 |
schestowitz-TR | and then work your way from there | Mar 24 16:45 |
schestowitz-TR | 1. if this OK? | Mar 24 16:45 |
schestowitz-TR | 2. and is THIS OK? | Mar 24 16:45 |
schestowitz-TR | 3. ... | Mar 24 16:45 |
CrystalMath | like a censorship race to the bottom? :S | Mar 24 16:45 |
CrystalMath | i say allow everything | Mar 24 16:45 |
CrystalMath | everything | Mar 24 16:45 |
bnchs | CrystalMath: i'm not saying they should delete anything | Mar 24 16:45 |
bnchs | its rather up to the user | Mar 24 16:46 |
schestowitz-TR | sooner or later you realise the absolutes are inherently bad, as if life... nature is not pretty either when you start seeing animals ripping each other to pieces | Mar 24 16:46 |
bnchs | to choose what they can filter for themselves | Mar 24 16:46 |
schestowitz-TR | side story: when I was 15 opr 16 there was a site called rotten.com | Mar 24 16:46 |
schestowitz-TR | I don't know what is is or does not | Mar 24 16:47 |
schestowitz-TR | *now | Mar 24 16:47 |
schestowitz-TR | but sometimes we as kids could not resist the temptation to check it out | Mar 24 16:47 |
schestowitz-TR | it wasn't good for the mind | Mar 24 16:47 |
schestowitz-TR | that was my first experience of the "gross Internet" | Mar 24 16:47 |
bnchs | hmmm | Mar 24 16:47 |
bnchs | yes i do think we should allow everything on the internet (even the things we usually dont agree with) | Mar 24 16:50 |
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bnchs | but..... we should also be allowed to criticize them | Mar 24 16:52 |
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bnchs | CrystalMath: there is nothing wrong with mukbang | Mar 24 16:57 |
bnchs | i just think its a bit weird | Mar 24 16:58 |
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CrystalMath | i completely understand it though if a particular service (like youtube) does not want videos involving actual horrible violence | Mar 24 17:03 |
matey | /me doesnt understand why anyone would want to watch someone engaged in a food-eating competition against themselves | Mar 24 17:05 |
matey | but that in and of itself, meh | Mar 24 17:06 |
matey | why its so fucking popular, thats the disturbing part | Mar 24 17:06 |
bnchs | matey: yeah thats what i was talking about | Mar 24 17:06 |
matey | i know | Mar 24 17:06 |
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bnchs | a guy who has all these health conditions from obesity and is in a unhappy relationship | Mar 24 17:07 |
bnchs | and yet he still does mukbangs | Mar 24 17:07 |
bnchs | but it is up to him to stop | Mar 24 17:07 |
matey | oh i dont know | Mar 24 17:08 |
matey | at that point his friends should stage an intervention | Mar 24 17:08 |
CrystalMath | matey: i don't watch them, i just previously encountered people hating on it for no reason, and noticed they sound just like SJWs | Mar 24 17:08 |
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matey | CrystalMath: i dont know if its really for no reason | Mar 24 17:08 |
matey | first of all its kind of disgusting | Mar 24 17:08 |
matey | but thats very subjective i guess | Mar 24 17:09 |
matey | and if we run youtube based on people taking offense, we both know where that will lead | Mar 24 17:09 |
bnchs | CrystalMath: so hating on them is censorship right? | Mar 24 17:09 |
bnchs | if we cant hate on anyone, is that censorship? | Mar 24 17:09 |
bnchs | if we cant say how much we hate their content, is that also censorship? | Mar 24 17:09 |
matey | i would think mukbang and mukbang-hate videos, in an extremely censorship-free world, would exist side by side | Mar 24 17:10 |
matey | unless we redefine censorship to include hating on anyTHING | Mar 24 17:10 |
matey | which is actually a very sjw-like position imo | Mar 24 17:10 |
matey | this is youtube, a hate-free space | Mar 24 17:10 |
matey | ok but i still hate mukb-- UH UH UH! | Mar 24 17:10 |
bnchs | matey: i agree with that | Mar 24 17:10 |
matey | its also sad that youtube doesnt let you just type in a list of things you want to filter-- without logging in | Mar 24 17:11 |
matey | like -mukbang | Mar 24 17:11 |
matey | which used to work | Mar 24 17:12 |
matey | and might still work sometimes | Mar 24 17:12 |
bnchs | -mukbang only exists in tag/keyword-based search engines | Mar 24 17:13 |
matey | but then youtube isnt really a content distribution platform, its an information gathering platform | Mar 24 17:13 |
bnchs | gulagtube's search engine is beyond that | Mar 24 17:13 |
bnchs | its a biased engine | Mar 24 17:13 |
matey | youtube is very slowly getting more like reddit | Mar 24 17:15 |
bnchs | you cant express hate or criticism on yotube | Mar 24 17:15 |
bnchs | youtube* | Mar 24 17:15 |
bnchs | they removed dislikes | Mar 24 17:15 |
matey | thats healthy | Mar 24 17:15 |
bnchs | they filter comments automatically | Mar 24 17:15 |
matey | a world where you cant criticise or question things | Mar 24 17:16 |
matey | like television :) | Mar 24 17:16 |
matey | or preschool | Mar 24 17:16 |
matey | or television aimed at preschoolers | Mar 24 17:16 |
matey | later it will be rebranded to happytube | Mar 24 17:17 |
psydruid | I consider YouTube more and more a read-only medium | Mar 24 17:17 |
psydruid | or watch-only | Mar 24 17:17 |
matey | i had a youtube account until they added restrictions by country | Mar 24 17:17 |
matey | i thought that was the antithesis of the internet | Mar 24 17:17 |
matey | so i deleted my account | Mar 24 17:17 |
matey | now i cant make one because i dont believe in giving them my phone number either | Mar 24 17:18 |
matey | but thats web 2.5 for you | Mar 24 17:18 |
matey | its like web 2.0 but it demands all your shit | Mar 24 17:18 |
matey | in 2.0 you had the OPTION of giving them all your shit | Mar 24 17:18 |
matey | but thats not enough now | Mar 24 17:19 |
matey | we all have to submit to 2fu | Mar 24 17:19 |
matey | because they want 2fu | Mar 24 17:19 |
CrystalMath | bnchs: yeah you can hate, but i will speak against you then because you trip my SJW alarm | Mar 24 17:20 |
CrystalMath | i didn't ban you or anything, i just disagreed | Mar 24 17:20 |
bnchs | CrystalMath: that's fine | Mar 24 17:21 |
bnchs | i didnt encourage censorship | Mar 24 17:21 |
bnchs | i simply said how weird mukbang is | Mar 24 17:21 |
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matey | /me wonders if hating on censorship will trip an sjw alarm | Mar 24 17:23 |
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bnchs | CrystalMath: i wonder if talking shit about a person trips your SJW alarm | Mar 24 17:25 |
CrystalMath | no | Mar 24 17:25 |
CrystalMath | just when someone is overly protective of people | Mar 24 17:25 |
bnchs | or a topic like mukbang? | Mar 24 17:25 |
bnchs | CrystalMath: yeah thats my mistake | Mar 24 17:25 |
bnchs | i shouldnt have said "it encourages [...]" | Mar 24 17:25 |
CrystalMath | >>> SJW ALERT <<< | Mar 24 17:25 |
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CrystalMath | see, even that sentence activates it | Mar 24 17:26 |
MinceR | "encourages" | Mar 24 17:26 |
bnchs | yeah i get ig | Mar 24 17:26 |
bnchs | i knew that sounded odd in my mind | Mar 24 17:28 |
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bnchs | anyway tech time | Mar 24 17:35 |
bnchs | why does gtk need a java-like "package id" | Mar 24 17:35 |
schestowitz-TR | that term does not mean much, "sjw" | Mar 24 17:38 |
schestowitz-TR | it's a straw man | Mar 24 17:38 |
schestowitz-TR | for people to bark up (or down) some tree | Mar 24 17:38 |
schestowitz-TR | better to describe the actual issue while bypassing such labels | Mar 24 17:38 |
schestowitz-TR | for me, many who use the term in their vocab are misguided reformers | Mar 24 17:39 |
schestowitz-TR | reformist views they're not | Mar 24 17:39 |
schestowitz-TR | and those who use the term in a derogatory way against those people are digging their own grave | Mar 24 17:40 |
schestowitz-TR | so the term became a trap | Mar 24 17:40 |
matey | so the term became a trap <- everybody knows what it means | Mar 24 17:42 |
matey | im still partial to "social chauvanists" | Mar 24 17:42 |
MinceR | schestowitz-TR: do you prefer "crybully"? :> | Mar 24 17:43 |
schestowitz-TR | it's also a leaded term | Mar 24 17:43 |
schestowitz-TR | better say "trolls" | Mar 24 17:43 |
matey | i think he prefers a neutral term like person | Mar 24 17:43 |
MinceR | "troll" is very vague | Mar 24 17:43 |
MinceR | "outragist" is also very vague | Mar 24 17:43 |
matey | troll is very inspecific | Mar 24 17:43 |
bnchs | yeah | Mar 24 17:43 |
matey | i dont think its necessarily a bad thing to differentiate what type of trolling it is | Mar 24 17:44 |
bnchs | sjw means social justice warrior | Mar 24 17:44 |
matey | sjw is an extreme form of concern troll | Mar 24 17:44 |
schestowitz-TR | those are contradicting terms | Mar 24 17:44 |
schestowitz-TR | social justice should mean peace | Mar 24 17:44 |
schestowitz-TR | not war | Mar 24 17:44 |
schestowitz-TR | if you wage war on people | Mar 24 17:44 |
schestowitz-TR | not likely you really want peace | Mar 24 17:44 |
schestowitz-TR | you seek some destruction | Mar 24 17:45 |
schestowitz-TR | iirc, leah came up with a better term | Mar 24 17:45 |
schestowitz-TR | something like "diplomacy" | Mar 24 17:45 |
matey | /me thinks this is just a lesson in not using a word that might lead someone to get the wrong idea | Mar 24 17:45 |
matey | which isnt the same as it being meaningless | Mar 24 17:45 |
schestowitz-TR | you can focus on the real issue | Mar 24 17:46 |
schestowitz-TR | and let the "red hats" (MAGA) and pepe the frogs do the grave-digging of their own | Mar 24 17:46 |
matey | ah yes | Mar 24 17:46 |
schestowitz-TR | those cultural wars thrive in sociall control media | Mar 24 17:46 |
matey | if you say sjw people might assume youre one of them | Mar 24 17:46 |
schestowitz-TR | IRC tends to be people focused on common goals | Mar 24 17:46 |
schestowitz-TR | the freenode/LC split was partly that | Mar 24 17:46 |
matey | it would be a silly assumption, since the term predates them | Mar 24 17:47 |
matey | but its "tainted" now | Mar 24 17:47 |
schestowitz-TR | some sort of political divide more than a business divide | Mar 24 17:47 |
schestowitz-TR | imagine techrights putting in the wrong page: | Mar 24 17:47 |
schestowitz-TR | freedom warriors | Mar 24 17:47 |
matey | baby, baby, baby, where did our terms go | Mar 24 17:47 |
schestowitz-TR | sounds worse than "oath keepers" | Mar 24 17:47 |
schestowitz-TR | or "proud boys" | Mar 24 17:47 |
schestowitz-TR | we use the term esentry | Mar 24 17:48 |
schestowitz-TR | rms suggested that term to m | Mar 24 17:48 |
schestowitz-TR | me | Mar 24 17:48 |
schestowitz-TR | but he borrowed it from a publication of JWs | Mar 24 17:48 |
schestowitz-TR | it's more like a guarding towers | Mar 24 17:48 |
schestowitz-TR | those cannot wage wars as they are stationary | Mar 24 17:48 |
psydruid | baby baby iku go | Mar 24 17:48 |
schestowitz-TR | so in effect they only protect from invading armies | Mar 24 17:48 |
matey | yes towers are never used in warfare | Mar 24 17:49 |
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schestowitz-TR | matey: unless they're like a rail gun | Mar 24 17:49 |
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psydruid | SJWs = Special JWs? | Mar 24 17:49 |
matey | or a tesla ray | Mar 24 17:49 |
schestowitz-TR | before they vanish | Mar 24 17:49 |
matey | /me plays all along the watchtower | Mar 24 17:50 |
matey | but you and i have been through that, and this is not our fate | Mar 24 17:51 |
matey | so let us not speak falsely now, the hours getting late | Mar 24 17:51 |
bnchs | hmmm | Mar 24 17:51 |
matey | in effect they only protect from invading armies <- and from escaping prisons | Mar 24 17:52 |
matey | which puts the jw publication in a more accurate light | Mar 24 17:53 |
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MinceR | 24 184848 < schestowitz-TR> those cannot wage wars as they are stationary | Mar 24 17:53 |
bnchs | starlink inflated their prices again | Mar 24 17:53 |
bnchs | fuck | Mar 24 17:54 |
MinceR | my experience with RTS-es states otherwise | Mar 24 17:54 |
kingoffrance | towers are people too | Mar 24 17:54 |
matey | rodents of tremdenous size? i dont think they exist | Mar 24 17:54 |
matey | and theyre certainly not spelled that way | Mar 24 17:54 |
MinceR | i remember that Red Alert skirmish game when i just built a chain of Tesla Coils to take over enemy bases | Mar 24 17:54 |
MinceR | (sure, it also required multiple screenfuls of power plants, but i had the resources...) | Mar 24 17:54 |
bnchs | i just got reminded that by tesla | Mar 24 17:55 |
matey | /me wonders if cell phone towers can be used to target people using drones | Mar 24 17:55 |
bnchs | matey: they can already be used to triangluate locations | Mar 24 17:55 |
bnchs | if your phone's cell modem doesn't shut the fuck up | Mar 24 17:56 |
matey | if its MY cell phone modem it probably wouldnt :) | Mar 24 17:56 |
bnchs | yeah just cut power to that bitch | Mar 24 17:56 |
schestowitz-TR | [17:49] <psydruid> SJWs = Special JWs? | Mar 24 18:01 |
schestowitz-TR | No, Jehovah's Witnesses | Mar 24 18:02 |
bnchs | SJWs is a dumb term | Mar 24 18:02 |
bnchs | is snowflake better? | Mar 24 18:02 |
schestowitz-TR | it is designed to divide | Mar 24 18:02 |
schestowitz-TR | so better avoid it | Mar 24 18:02 |
schestowitz-TR | snowflake is also a divisive term | Mar 24 18:02 |
matey | /me is content to be divided from sjws | Mar 24 18:02 |
schestowitz-TR | you fall onto the left/right chasm | Mar 24 18:02 |
schestowitz-TR | so people don't pay attention to anything | Mar 24 18:03 |
bnchs | i really hate the right/left/up/down bullshit | Mar 24 18:03 |
matey | roy youre the only one making it into a left right thing | Mar 24 18:03 |
bnchs | i dont get it | Mar 24 18:03 |
bnchs | oh you're lefist oh you're rightist | Mar 24 18:03 |
matey | people here on the left have used the term | Mar 24 18:03 |
bnchs | its all retarded | Mar 24 18:03 |
schestowitz-TR | matey: not really, no... that's how social control media is.. | Mar 24 18:03 |
schestowitz-TR | the "own the lib" thing | Mar 24 18:03 |
schestowitz-TR | and calling fascist everyone who isn't like you | Mar 24 18:03 |
matey | ok but social control media isnt reality | Mar 24 18:03 |
schestowitz-TR | that's basically how they treat science, too | Mar 24 18:04 |
matey | so letting it define any aspect of your world is sort of like making rules based on television | Mar 24 18:04 |
schestowitz-TR | matey: yes, I've quit all of it | Mar 24 18:04 |
bnchs | they cherrypick science | Mar 24 18:04 |
schestowitz-TR | science "offends" me | Mar 24 18:04 |
bnchs | or even make up shit | Mar 24 18:04 |
schestowitz-TR | so the science is wrong | Mar 24 18:04 |
schestowitz-TR | it's like another religion | Mar 24 18:04 |
matey | mincer uses the term sjw does he not? | Mar 24 18:04 |
schestowitz-TR | where it's sarcriligious to state some facts | Mar 24 18:04 |
schestowitz-TR | *sacrilegious | Mar 24 18:05 |
matey | please correct if this is wrong | Mar 24 18:05 |
schestowitz-TR | in Twitter even expressing unhappiness about some vaccine is not "offensive" | Mar 24 18:05 |
schestowitz-TR | *now | Mar 24 18:05 |
schestowitz-TR | or may be | Mar 24 18:05 |
matey | /me scrolls up | Mar 24 18:05 |
schestowitz-TR | you criticise OSI | Mar 24 18:05 |
bnchs | schestowitz-TR, twitter is absolute insanity | Mar 24 18:05 |
schestowitz-TR | and you get suspended for a week, for "COVID-19 misinformation" | Mar 24 18:05 |
bnchs | i dont recommend it at all | Mar 24 18:05 |
schestowitz-TR | it's a waste of time | Mar 24 18:06 |
schestowitz-TR | and it's shrinking | Mar 24 18:06 |
schestowitz-TR | they fake their size and importancer | Mar 24 18:06 |
bnchs | its like the people there are retarded | Mar 24 18:06 |
schestowitz-TR | Twitter in 2016-2017 had loads more going | Mar 24 18:06 |
bnchs | that its starting to be associated as "the place where retards go" | Mar 24 18:06 |
schestowitz-TR | now it's a place to troll celebs | Mar 24 18:07 |
schestowitz-TR | and twitter thus added an option to disallow comments | Mar 24 18:07 |
bnchs | yes | Mar 24 18:07 |
schestowitz-TR | twitter tried reinventing itself as gov. comms and celeb platform | Mar 24 18:07 |
schestowitz-TR | that did not work | Mar 24 18:07 |
bnchs | and even downvotes | Mar 24 18:07 |
schestowitz-TR | they did that at the expense of longtime users | Mar 24 18:07 |
bnchs | that you cant see who downvoted you | Mar 24 18:07 |
schestowitz-TR | same thing gulagtube does not | Mar 24 18:07 |
bnchs | and it drags your posts down | Mar 24 18:07 |
schestowitz-TR | promoting all sort of nasty and divisive pople | Mar 24 18:07 |
schestowitz-TR | "in your face" | Mar 24 18:07 |
matey | people who are not right wing use the term | Mar 24 18:07 |
matey | then twitter says its right wing | Mar 24 18:08 |
matey | then roy adopts twitters stance as if its necessarily true | Mar 24 18:08 |
matey | then roy complains that its left/right nonsense but | Mar 24 18:08 |
schestowitz-TR | not a twitter thing at all | Mar 24 18:08 |
matey | it wasnt until he insisted it was left/right | Mar 24 18:08 |
schestowitz-TR | I've not READ Twitter in years | Mar 24 18:08 |
bnchs | left and right also divide people | Mar 24 18:08 |
schestowitz-TR | I did in the good old Wikileaks days | Mar 24 18:08 |
matey | oh come off it, youve replied to it in the past year | Mar 24 18:08 |
bnchs | its dumb | Mar 24 18:08 |
matey | so you did that without reading it? | Mar 24 18:08 |
schestowitz-TR | but in recent years the censorship there got INSANE | Mar 24 18:09 |
matey | and by replied i dont mean automatically posted | Mar 24 18:09 |
matey | i mean @replied | Mar 24 18:09 |
bnchs | schestowitz-TR: they've actually gone to community-based censorship now | Mar 24 18:09 |
schestowitz-TR | matey: if I replied, it was last year and to people who replied to me | Mar 24 18:09 |
bnchs | like downvotes | Mar 24 18:09 |
matey | fair enough | Mar 24 18:09 |
bnchs | that can be easily abused | Mar 24 18:09 |
bnchs | and if that doesnt work | Mar 24 18:09 |
matey | at any rate, not everyone here who uses the term sjw here is right wing | Mar 24 18:10 |
matey | its not a right wing term | Mar 24 18:10 |
bnchs | the users simply intimidate the user | Mar 24 18:10 |
bnchs | by doxxing them | Mar 24 18:10 |
schestowitz-TR | I went write only there in 2020 or 2021 | Mar 24 18:10 |
matey | you say it is... then you complain about left/right ism | Mar 24 18:10 |
matey | but youre the one making it about left/right ism | Mar 24 18:10 |
schestowitz-TR | read-only it never was, but 10 years ago I could still pick up some signal from people I ACTUALLY followed | Mar 24 18:10 |
schestowitz-TR | before Twitter became a canon or firehose of hate and clickbait | Mar 24 18:10 |
schestowitz-TR | cannon | Mar 24 18:10 |
matey | canon works too | Mar 24 18:11 |
matey | albeit ironically | Mar 24 18:11 |
schestowitz-TR | yes, but then different meaning | Mar 24 18:11 |
matey | i think your "year ago" starts from december backwards | Mar 24 18:14 |
matey | my "year ago" starts roughly 365.25 days ago | Mar 24 18:14 |
matey | occasionally i use other meaning too | Mar 24 18:14 |
matey | theyre both valid uses | Mar 24 18:14 |
matey | but refer to different timespans obviously | Mar 24 18:14 |
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schestowitz-TR | I think I stopped participating in 2020 | Mar 24 18:15 |
schestowitz-TR | but if someone asked me a question,, I'd be tempted to respond (Twitter) | Mar 24 18:16 |
schestowitz-TR | but late last year I stopped altogether) | Mar 24 18:16 |
bnchs | just delete your account | Mar 24 18:16 |
matey | late last year I stopped altogether) <- this seems plausible | Mar 24 18:16 |
schestowitz-TR | it leads to a different exchange with mass time gaps | Mar 24 18:16 |
schestowitz-TR | and bad UI | Mar 24 18:16 |
bnchs | redirect them to your email | Mar 24 18:16 |
matey | <bnchs> just delete your account <- he wont, it would be a good way to settle it | Mar 24 18:16 |
schestowitz-TR | it would delete lots of things I wrote | Mar 24 18:17 |
schestowitz-TR | and joindiaspora is dead now | Mar 24 18:17 |
schestowitz-TR | which means the backups are mostly in IRC | Mar 24 18:17 |
schestowitz-TR | in 2020 I started making copies in my personal site too | Mar 24 18:17 |
schestowitz-TR | Twitter stopped doing email notifications ages ago, maybe 10+ years ago | Mar 24 18:18 |
schestowitz-TR | it was less "economic" | Mar 24 18:18 |
schestowitz-TR | and not as good for "engagement" or ads | Mar 24 18:18 |
schestowitz-TR | it was good for the users | Mar 24 18:18 |
schestowitz-TR | so obviously they had to take that away! | Mar 24 18:18 |
bnchs | ok | Mar 24 18:18 |
bnchs | well | Mar 24 18:18 |
chicksahoy | whenever I see a sponsored tweet I block the user | Mar 24 18:18 |
bnchs | just abandon the account | Mar 24 18:18 |
schestowitz-TR | in joindiaspora email stopped working ~1.5 years ago | Mar 24 18:19 |
bnchs | change the password to something very long and throw it away | Mar 24 18:19 |
schestowitz-TR | to see notifications you'd have to use the web UI | Mar 24 18:19 |
schestowitz-TR | bnchs: bad idea | Mar 24 18:19 |
schestowitz-TR | ICBM and FSFE can strike again | Mar 24 18:19 |
schestowitz-TR | and then Twitter can lock the account | Mar 24 18:19 |
schestowitz-TR | like, "can't use X until something Y" | Mar 24 18:19 |
bnchs | yes | Mar 24 18:20 |
bnchs | you're spreading misinfo | Mar 24 18:20 |
schestowitz | http://techrights.org/2022/01/10/twitter-streisand/ | Mar 24 18:20 |
bnchs | they deserve to lock your account | Mar 24 18:20 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-techrights.org | Twitter is Silencing Victims of Sexual Abuse to Protect Violent Men Who Assault Women (Also: GitHub/Microsoft Employees Too Have Complained About the Perpetrator) | Techrights | Mar 24 18:20 | |
chicksahoy | job interviews with microsoft teams :( | Mar 24 18:20 |
schestowitz-TR | jobs not worth having | Mar 24 18:20 |
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schestowitz-TR | it means the employer is crap | Mar 24 18:21 |
chicksahoy | they're all crap | Mar 24 18:21 |
schestowitz-TR | and you get warned before even wasting time on an interview | Mar 24 18:21 |
schestowitz-TR | it won't stop at MS Teams | Mar 24 18:21 |
schestowitz-TR | it means the suck all around | Mar 24 18:21 |
bnchs | chicksahog: dont | Mar 24 18:21 |
bnchs | i have schools here that use ms teams | Mar 24 18:21 |
bnchs | for online shit | Mar 24 18:21 |
bnchs | i simply make up crap to not use it | Mar 24 18:22 |
chicksahoy | its for an IT job, of course they use windows and stuff | Mar 24 18:22 |
bnchs | you dodged a bullet | Mar 24 18:23 |
chicksahoy | at least you can use teams in a browser so i don't have to install any microsoft crap | Mar 24 18:23 |
bnchs | you can try educating the employer | Mar 24 18:23 |
bnchs | but if they're too closed-minded, then just give up | Mar 24 18:23 |
chicksahoy | i need a job, welfare sucks | Mar 24 18:24 |
schestowitz-TR | the economy sucks | Mar 24 18:24 |
schestowitz-TR | sucks the most to people with mortgages assuming "normality" for 30 years to come ^_^ | Mar 24 18:25 |
chicksahoy | touche | Mar 24 18:25 |
techrights-news | "There are many other things to love about this place. One of my favorite things about Amsterdam is getting around by bike. In Philadelphia, travelling by bicycle is signing up for a death wish." gemini://drewdevault.com/2022/03/24/Netherlands-update.gmi | Mar 24 18:26 |
bnchs | the worse job here is government IT job | Mar 24 18:27 |
chicksahoy | government IT is horrible | Mar 24 18:27 |
techrights-news | Listen to the radio and live without commercials gemini://szczezuja.flounder.online/gemlog/2022-03-24-Listen-to-the-radio-live-without-commercials.gmi "two radio stations, which were created from bottom to up by people, with so much money collected by people, it's a unique thing in the world." | Mar 24 18:27 |
bnchs | imagine maintaining decades-old ASP.NET scripts | Mar 24 18:27 |
bnchs | and a shitty microsoft server | Mar 24 18:27 |
schestowitz-TR | governments are easy to bribe | Mar 24 18:27 |
schestowitz-TR | Microsoft is good at that | Mar 24 18:27 |
schestowitz-TR | (bribing) | Mar 24 18:27 |
bnchs | that might have thousands of vulnerabilities in it | Mar 24 18:28 |
bnchs | and SQL server is very unstable aswell | Mar 24 18:28 |
chicksahoy | microsoft is probably the reason anonymous is able to keep hacking russia | Mar 24 18:28 |
chicksahoy | bank of russia got hacked recently | Mar 24 18:28 |
techrights-news | "Yesterday afternoon - after I wrote about my negative COVID test in the morning - my wife called that she is sick. I only had 20 minutes of work left then I drove home to her." Now infected. gopher://sdfeu.org:70/0/users/glaciurso/phlog/2022-03-24__Sick.md | Mar 24 18:29 |
bnchs | the school score website just got stable these days | Mar 24 18:29 |
bnchs | if it was thousands of students logging in at once | Mar 24 18:29 |
bnchs | the web server would just die | Mar 24 18:29 |
bnchs | and sometimes database errors | Mar 24 18:30 |
schestowitz-TR | reboot | Mar 24 18:30 |
schestowitz-TR | try again | Mar 24 18:30 |
schestowitz-TR | and again | Mar 24 18:30 |
schestowitz-TR | reboot | Mar 24 18:30 |
schestowitz-TR | until exam results day is over | Mar 24 18:30 |
schestowitz-TR | some people might even get to some data | Mar 24 18:30 |
chicksahoy | i'd rather fix windows bullshit over working in retail or fast food | Mar 24 18:31 |
schestowitz-TR | isn't that the same thing? | Mar 24 18:31 |
bnchs | schestowitz-TR: yeah that doesnt work | Mar 24 18:31 |
bnchs | sometimes we also have to fix the data aswell | Mar 24 18:31 |
schestowitz-TR | "fix"? | Mar 24 18:31 |
bnchs | incorrect scores | Mar 24 18:31 |
schestowitz-TR | or fix? | Mar 24 18:31 |
bnchs | and shit | Mar 24 18:32 |
chicksahoy | most of the time its just user error | Mar 24 18:32 |
bnchs | schestowitz-TR: exam results days are always the worst days for the servers | Mar 24 18:32 |
bnchs | the servers were down for maintanence last semster | Mar 24 18:33 |
psydruid | my experience is that most of the time it's windows error | Mar 24 18:40 |
psydruid | to the point that I'd rather deliver pizzas than support windows | Mar 24 18:40 |
psydruid | it drives me insane | Mar 24 18:40 |
psydruid | I saw the weirdest things at my job and I just didn't know how to fix those things | Mar 24 18:41 |
psydruid | to the point that I was wondering if I was either too dumb or too smart for the job | Mar 24 18:42 |
bnchs | the smartest would know that windows errors are not worth dealing with | Mar 24 18:45 |
bnchs | you cant fix a shit OS | Mar 24 18:45 |
bnchs | why would anyone deal with the torture of a error that some windows dev skipped over | Mar 24 18:46 |
MinceR | you can't fix systemd or crapOS either | Mar 24 18:46 |
MinceR | and good luck finding a job where they use something else | Mar 24 18:46 |
bnchs | i made my own cyber-cafe | Mar 24 18:46 |
bnchs | with openrc | Mar 24 18:47 |
MinceR | how much profit does it make? | Mar 24 18:48 |
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bnchs | ehhh | Mar 24 18:50 |
bnchs | just about 30 dh a day | Mar 24 18:50 |
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bnchs | it also means i dont have to rely on OS hacks to do shit | Mar 24 18:52 |
bnchs | like the daemon can easily be killed | Mar 24 18:52 |
bnchs | in windows | Mar 24 18:52 |
Techrights-sec2 | "seems easier to move internally through Microsoft than apply directly...ugh I mean we are still pretending Ubuntu isn't | Mar 24 18:58 |
Techrights-sec2 | MS... uhm..." | Mar 24 18:58 |
Techrights-sec2 | https://odysee.com/@BrodieRobertson:5/want-a-job-at-canonical-write-a-5000:3 | Mar 24 18:58 |
-altlink_587/#techrights-📣 Cloudflare: odysee.com | 🙆 Alternative: https://web.archive.org/web/https://odysee.com/@BrodieRobertson:5/want-a-job-at-canonical-write-a-5000:3 | Mar 24 18:58 | |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-odysee.com | Want A Job At Canonical? Write A 5000 Word Essay?!? | Mar 24 18:58 | |
techrights-ipfs-bot | ▕ IPFS downstream, 60 mins: ▁▂█▁▅▅▆▅▂▂▃▆▄▆▁▁▇▄▂▅▆▆▅▆▅▆▃▁▁▁▅▁▂▁▁ avg(k/sec) 44.65 ▕ IPFS upstream: █▁█▁▂▁▂▂█▁█▂▄▂▃▆▂█▁▁▂▂▂▃▁█▂▁▂██▂▃▁ avg(k/sec) 80.73▕ swarm size (avg): 228.40 ⟲ | Mar 24 18:59 |
techrights-news | 5 Lesser-Known Open Source Web Browsers for Linux in 2022 • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/162952 | Mar 24 19:00 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.tuxmachines.org | 5 Lesser-Known Open Source Web Browsers for Linux in 2022 | Tux Machines | Mar 24 19:00 | |
techrights-news | Google #Android Leftovers • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/162953 | Mar 24 19:00 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.tuxmachines.org | Android Leftovers | Tux Machines | Mar 24 19:00 | |
techrights-news | Linux Mint Debian Edition 5 - Perfection with Stability [Review] • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/162954 | Mar 24 19:00 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.tuxmachines.org | Linux Mint Debian Edition 5 - Perfection with Stability [Review] | Tux Machines | Mar 24 19:00 | |
MinceR | http://ffn.nodwick.com/?p=2391 | Mar 24 19:00 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-ffn.nodwick.com | Full Frontal Nerdity by Aaron Williams - 03/03/2022 | Mar 24 19:00 | |
techrights-news | Arduino returns to Linux with Portenta X8 module and dev kit http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/162945#comment-33178 | Mar 24 19:03 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.tuxmachines.org | Portenta X8 is the first Linux Arduino board | Tux Machines | Mar 24 19:03 | |
techrights-news | Proton Experimental gets a bunch more titles working for Steam Deck and Linux | GamingOnLinux ⚓ https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2022/03/proton-experimental-gets-a-bunch-more-titles-working-for-steam-deck-and-linux | Mar 24 19:08 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-Proton Experimental gets a bunch more titles working for Steam Deck and Linux | GamingOnLinux | Mar 24 19:08 | |
bnchs | valve should be doing more than proton | Mar 24 19:09 |
bnchs | they should give rewards to developers who make gnu/linux port | Mar 24 19:09 |
techrights-news | Sci-fi fantasy arena-styled FPS Viscerafest sees Chapter 2 released | GamingOnLinux ⚓ https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2022/03/sci-fi-fantasy-arena-styled-fps-viscerafest-sees-chapter-2-released/ | Mar 24 19:10 |
-altlink_587/#techrights-📣 Cloudflare: gamingonlinux.com | 🙆 Alternative: https://web.archive.org/web/https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2022/03/sci-fi-fantasy-arena-styled-fps-viscerafest-sees-chapter-2-released/ | Mar 24 19:10 | |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-Sci-fi fantasy arena-styled FPS Viscerafest sees Chapter 2 released | GamingOnLinux | Mar 24 19:10 | |
bnchs | like less sale cuts | Mar 24 19:11 |
techrights-news | Fanatical put up their own Stand With Ukraine Charity Bundle | GamingOnLinux ⚓ https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2022/03/fanatical-put-up-their-own-stand-with-ukraine-charity-bundle ䷉ Source: gamingonlinux | Mar 24 19:12 |
-altlink_587/#techrights-📣 Cloudflare: gamingonlinux.com | 🙆 Alternative: https://web.archive.org/web/https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2022/03/fanatical-put-up-their-own-stand-with-ukraine-charity-bundle | Mar 24 19:12 | |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-Fanatical put up their own Stand With Ukraine Charity Bundle | GamingOnLinux | Mar 24 19:12 | |
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techrights-news | Kickstart RT from NVIDIA makes Ray Tracing integration in games easier | GamingOnLinux ⚓ https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2022/03/kickstart-rt-from-nvidia-makes-ray-tracing-integration-in-games-easier/ ䷉ Source: Gaming On Linux | GNU | Linux | Games | Mar 24 19:14 |
-altlink_587/#techrights-📣 Cloudflare: gamingonlinux.com | 🙆 Alternative: https://web.archive.org/web/https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2022/03/kickstart-rt-from-nvidia-makes-ray-tracing-integration-in-games-easier/ | Mar 24 19:14 | |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-Kickstart RT from NVIDIA makes Ray Tracing integration in games easier | GamingOnLinux | Mar 24 19:14 | |
techrights-news | An example of stories not related to Linux, which serve mostly as x86 masrketing ⚓ https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2022/03/amd-reveal-more-on-fidelityfx-super-resolution-20-fsr ䷉ Source: Gaming On Linux | GNU | Linux | Games | Mar 24 19:25 |
-altlink_587/#techrights-📣 Cloudflare: gamingonlinux.com | 🙆 Alternative: https://web.archive.org/web/https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2022/03/amd-reveal-more-on-fidelityfx-super-resolution-20-fsr | Mar 24 19:25 | |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-AMD reveal more on FidelityFX Super Resolution 2.0 (FSR) | GamingOnLinux | Mar 24 19:25 | |
techrights-news | Game Pass on Steam Deck, Android apps in the cloud, and GNOME 42 - Linux and open source news - Invidious ⚓ https://yewtu.be/watch?v=Y_QwXn4lY6E ䷉ Source: Video | Invidious | Multimedia | Mar 24 19:26 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-yewtu.be | Game Pass on Steam Deck, Android apps in the cloud, and GNOME 42 - Linux and open source news - Invidious | Mar 24 19:26 | |
techrights-news | VMware is a hole in your server https://us-cert.cisa.gov/ncas/current-activity/2022/03/24/vmware-releases-security-updates nasty company http://techrights.org/wiki/VMware#2020 | Mar 24 19:31 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.cisa.gov | VMware Releases Security Updates | CISA | Mar 24 19:31 | |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-techrights.org | VMware - Techrights | Mar 24 19:31 | |
techrights-news | "Whitney joined Ryan to discuss the connection between January 6th, the Azov Battalion, Ukraine, and the “War On Domestic Terror”." https://unlimitedhangout.com/2022/03/press/tlav-january-6th-azov-battalion-the-war-on-d̶o̶m̶e̶s̶t̶i̶c̶-̶t̶e̶r̶r̶o̶r̶-you/ | Mar 24 19:31 |
-altlink_587/#techrights-📣 Cloudflare: unlimitedhangout.com | 🙆 Alternative: https://web.archive.org/web/https://unlimitedhangout.com/2022/03/press/tlav-january-6th-azov-battalion-the-war-on-d̶o̶m̶e̶s̶t̶i̶c̶-̶t̶e̶r̶r̶o̶r̶-you/ | Mar 24 19:31 | |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-unlimitedhangout.com | TLAV: January 6th, Azov Battalion & The War On D̶o̶m̶e̶s̶t̶i̶c̶ ̶T̶e̶r̶r̶o̶r̶ YOU | Mar 24 19:31 | |
techrights-news | [GIT PULL] nfsd changes for 5.18 - Chuck Lever III ⚓ https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/EF97E1F5-B70F-4F9F-AC6D-7B48336AE3E5@oracle.com/ ䷉ Source: oracle | Mar 24 19:33 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-lore.kernel.org | [GIT PULL] nfsd changes for 5.18 - Chuck Lever III | Mar 24 19:33 | |
techrights-news | "In this video, I am going to show an overview of SparkyLinux 2022.03 and some of the applications pre-installed." https://yewtu.be/watch?v=-XTIJKbJzUA | Mar 24 19:33 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-yewtu.be | SparkyLinux 2022.03 overview | Powered by Debian - Invidious | Mar 24 19:34 | |
techrights-news | Spamnil's site now does attention-shifting propaganda for Microsoft ("Large-Scale Attack Uses Malicious npm Packages To Target Azure Developers"). No, NPM IS Microsoft... same for Azure... notice how they're looking to blame anyone but the platform http://techrights.org/2021/09/30/azure-brute-force/ | Mar 24 19:36 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-techrights.org | Microsoft Whistleblower and Clients Warned, More Than 2 Years Ago in Fact, About the Current Azure Mess (But Microsoft Ignored Those Warnings, Buried Facts) | Techrights | Mar 24 19:36 | |
bnchs | lol | Mar 24 19:36 |
bnchs | large scale attack | Mar 24 19:36 |
bnchs | azure developers | Mar 24 19:36 |
techrights-news | Windows is malware. GitHub is malware. NPM is malware. What do they all have in common? Microsoft. | Mar 24 19:36 |
bnchs | literally if it wasnt for brandon the retard | Mar 24 19:36 |
bnchs | we wouldnt have given spamnil more material | Mar 24 19:37 |
techrights-news | #FreeBSD 13.1-BETA3 is out. Site not updated yet. https://www.freebsd.org/ | Mar 24 19:37 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.freebsd.org | The FreeBSD Project | Mar 24 19:37 | |
techrights-news | Meet the Secretive US Company Building an ‘Unbreakable’ Internet Inside Russia https://www.vice.com/en/article/z3n5e9/russian-internet-lantern | Mar 24 19:37 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.vice.com | Meet the Secretive US Company Building an ‘Unbreakable’ Internet Inside Russia | Mar 24 19:37 | |
techrights-news | Mozilla wants your money while it's selling your data https://hacks.mozilla.org/2022/03/introducing-mdn-plus-make-mdn-your-own/ | Mar 24 19:38 |
-altlink_587/#techrights-📣 Cloudflare: mozilla.org | 🙆 Alternative: https://web.archive.org/web/https://hacks.mozilla.org/2022/03/introducing-mdn-plus-make-mdn-your-own/ | Mar 24 19:38 | |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-hacks.mozilla.org | Introducing MDN Plus: Make MDN your own - Mozilla Hacks - the Web developer blog | Mar 24 19:38 | |
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techrights-news | How to install Slackware 15 ⚓ https://unixcop.com/how-to-install-slackware-15/ ䷉ Source: unixcop | Mar 24 19:40 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-unixcop.com | How to install Slackware 15 - Unix / Linux the admins Tutorials | Mar 24 19:40 | |
techrights-news | Fedora 36 Beta Update - Madeline Peck ⚓ https://www.madelinepeck.com/blog/2022/3/22/fedora-36-beta-update ䷉ Source: madelinepeck | Mar 24 19:41 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.madelinepeck.com | Fedora 36 Beta Update — Madeline Peck | Mar 24 19:41 | |
DaemonFC | It's no wonder the schools are failing. I just got another letter from the high school asking for a tax hike. They keep asking and we keep voting no. You'd think a high school would be able to sit down and go "This is what tax revenue is. This is what our expenses are." and solve for it, but instead they cram pack my mailbox with fucking flyers saying "Pay up by Monday or the kids get it!". If they don't get their tax hike, then one day in the | Mar 24 19:42 |
DaemonFC | future, perhaps not far from now, they won't be able to afford essential basic services, such as printing up 100,000 flyers asking for a tax hike and posting them each week in the three months leading up to every election. | Mar 24 19:42 |
techrights-news | Seems to me like a sign Purism is struggling https://puri.sm/posts/as-purism-grows-founder-ceo-todd-weaver-transitions-role-of-president-to-kyle-rankin-vice-president-to-nicole-faerber/ | Mar 24 19:42 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-puri.sm | As Purism Grows, Founder CEO Todd Weaver Transitions Role of President to Kyle Rankin & Vice-President to Nicole Faerber – Purism | Mar 24 19:42 | |
DaemonFC | mjg59_ wonders why I hate government, but MinceR totally gets it. ^ | Mar 24 19:42 |
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techrights-news | "Open Source" became meaningless junk. Say Free software instead. School's back in session at Open Source 101 ⚓ https://www.collabora.com/news-and-blog/news-and-events/schools-back-in-session-open-source-101.html ䷉ Source: collabora | Mar 24 19:43 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.collabora.com | School's back in session at Open Source 101 | Mar 24 19:43 | |
DaemonFC | Also lost on a school in the next town over (which also sends me flyers) is that I don't live in their town, and part of their budget is stuffing mailboxes of voters in a town that can't vote in their election. | Mar 24 19:43 |
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techrights-news | Foundries.io and Arduino Deliver Secure, Embedded Linux IoT and Edge Solutions for the Enterprise http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/162945#comment-33179 | Mar 24 19:45 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.tuxmachines.org | Portenta X8 is the first Linux Arduino board | Tux Machines | Mar 24 19:45 | |
bnchs | fuck stuffing mailboxes | Mar 24 19:45 |
techrights-news | Hamsket – SparkyLinux ⚓ https://sparkylinux.org/hamsket/ ䷉ Source: sparkylinux on "Free, Open Source and Cross Platform messaging and emailing app that combines common web applications into one." | Mar 24 19:46 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-sparkylinux.org | Hamsket – SparkyLinux | Mar 24 19:46 | |
activelow | documentary on TV, about hackers, white hats and black hats, and most high-profile hackers jailed in USA are Russians | Mar 24 19:46 |
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activelow | supposedly it is russian sites and channels, where the real stuff is discussed | Mar 24 19:48 |
techrights-news | Microbel doing AMD ads again in Phoronix ⚓ https://www.phoronix.com/vr.php?view=31007 ䷉ Source: Phoronix (but it used to cover Linux) | Mar 24 19:48 |
-altlink_587/#techrights-📣 Cloudflare: phoronix.com | 🙆 Alternative: https://web.archive.org/web/https://www.phoronix.com/vr.php?view=31007 | Mar 24 19:48 | |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-Windows vs. Linux Benchmarks For AMD Ryzen Server Performance Review - Phoronix | Mar 24 19:48 | |
bnchs | windows vs linux | Mar 24 19:49 |
bnchs | let me guess | Mar 24 19:49 |
bnchs | biased? | Mar 24 19:49 |
schestowitz-TR | does not matter | Mar 24 19:49 |
schestowitz-TR | he advertises neigher | Mar 24 19:49 |
schestowitz-TR | he does AMD | Mar 24 19:49 |
schestowitz | http://techrights.org/2022/02/03/phoronix-went-too-far/ | Mar 24 19:50 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-techrights.org | When Blogs Become Marketing and Benchmarks Become Product Promotions | Techrights | Mar 24 19:50 | |
activelow | power plant hacked in Ukraine, 2015, power outage... product placement advertisement: WindowsXP | Mar 24 19:53 |
techrights-news | Videos: SparkyLinux and More • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/162955 | Mar 24 19:54 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.tuxmachines.org | Videos: SparkyLinux and More | Tux Machines | Mar 24 19:54 | |
techrights-news | Games: Proton Experimental and More • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/162956 | Mar 24 19:54 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.tuxmachines.org | Games: Proton Experimental and More | Tux Machines | Mar 24 19:54 | |
DaemonFC | https://baronhk.wordpress.com/2022/03/24/its-no-wonder-the-schools-in-illinois-are-failing-i-just-got-another-letter-from-the-high-school-asking-for-a-tax-hike/ | Mar 24 19:55 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-baronhk.wordpress.com | It’s no wonder the schools in Illinois are failing. I just got another letter from the high school asking for a tax hike. – BaronHK's Rants | Mar 24 19:55 | |
DaemonFC | Mr. GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOLAG's head explodes. | Mar 24 19:55 |
DaemonFC | "Maybe if they’d stop ripping the names of some of our finest presidents, like Teddy Roosevelt, off the signage, to destroy positive white role models in history, they could scrounge up some more money." | Mar 24 19:55 |
bnchs | activelow: power plant using windows | Mar 24 19:55 |
bnchs | WHAT COULD GO WRONG | Mar 24 19:55 |
schestowitz-TR | the nuclear part is bad | Mar 24 19:56 |
schestowitz-TR | never mind what OS | Mar 24 19:56 |
activelow | it was some accounting software common in Ukraine, which an Update was downloaded for, and all systems compromised | Mar 24 19:56 |
DaemonFC | If they can have "black history" and "black role models" (and there are quite a few, granted...), then why shouldn't we be proud of white role models in history? | Mar 24 19:56 |
DaemonFC | Or maybe we should stop calling it <race> history month, because maybe that is racist. | Mar 24 19:56 |
DaemonFC | Quit putting role models on "separate but equal" lists, by choice, and seeing no irony in that. | Mar 24 19:56 |
schestowitz-TR | DaemonFC: it's offtopi | Mar 24 19:56 |
techrights-news | (In)Security of Proprietary Software • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/162957 | Mar 24 19:57 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.tuxmachines.org | (In)Security of Proprietary Software | Tux Machines | Mar 24 19:57 | |
DaemonFC | schestowitz-TR, I've been tempted to fork that "Bitch to Boss" thing. | Mar 24 19:57 |
DaemonFC | Have it replace the GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOGLE thing. | Mar 24 19:58 |
DaemonFC | GOOOOOOOOOLAG | Mar 24 19:58 |
schestowitz-TR | it's like Gulag Search | Mar 24 19:58 |
schestowitz-TR | at the bottom it says or used to say goooooooooooogle | Mar 24 19:58 |
DaemonFC | I don't know that it does anymore. | Mar 24 19:58 |
DaemonFC | If I use Google at all, it's through Startpage. | Mar 24 19:58 |
schestowitz-TR | you can click on the Os | Mar 24 19:58 |
DaemonFC | I'm not happy with the search situation. | Mar 24 19:58 |
schestowitz-TR | startpage is a spying company | Mar 24 19:59 |
schestowitz-TR | so you accomplish mothing | Mar 24 19:59 |
DaemonFC | DuckDuckGo is worse. | Mar 24 19:59 |
bnchs | activelow: yeah good | Mar 24 19:59 |
DaemonFC | Both on privacy and results. | Mar 24 19:59 |
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bnchs | aufomatic upadte | Mar 24 19:59 |
bnchs | automatic update | Mar 24 19:59 |
DaemonFC | They're fed by Bing and Bing results are more censored and full of irrelevant crap than Google's are. | Mar 24 19:59 |
bnchs | what could go wrong? | Mar 24 19:59 |
DaemonFC | And Microsoft's ToS are surprisingly worse. | Mar 24 19:59 |
DaemonFC | In the settings for Microsoft's online "services" there are references to "Windows" and "XBOX" consoles and "Microsoft Office" and you have to go there to do things like get app passwords for K9 Mail on your phone. | Mar 24 20:00 |
DaemonFC | Because only Microsoft products exist in their bunker where they go insane. | Mar 24 20:01 |
DaemonFC | It's like Hitler barking orders at imaginary armored units while the Red Army controlled all but several blocks of Berlin. | Mar 24 20:01 |
bnchs | lol | Mar 24 20:01 |
bnchs | you know how microsoft's products are popular? | Mar 24 20:02 |
DaemonFC | Somehow, many immigrants end up in Illinois. That's not to say Indiana gets none. | Mar 24 20:02 |
bnchs | because they shove it down windows' useds' faces | Mar 24 20:02 |
DaemonFC | Indiana is more welcoming, honestly. | Mar 24 20:02 |
bnchs | even their fucking lock screen | Mar 24 20:02 |
bnchs | HAS ADS FOR MICROSOFT | Mar 24 20:03 |
activelow | some of the "hackers" presented seem to be posers | Mar 24 20:03 |
bnchs | "look at this cool wallpaper, CHECK OUT HOW THE GUY WHO TOOK IT USED AZURE TO JACK OFF 1000 TIMES FASTER" | Mar 24 20:03 |
DaemonFC | Some Asian woman saw me on the Red Line and asked me where the Pulaski stop on the L system was, so I finally gave up trying to tell her because she didn't know English or enough to say what she wanted except "Pulaski?", so I eventually pulled out a piece of paper and drew her a map of the L system and how to know which stops to get off at and transfer to. I hope she was okay. | Mar 24 20:04 |
activelow | they're using web-sites and forums to communicate... as if this was the real hackers; they aren't | Mar 24 20:04 |
activelow | doesn't mean their vandalism wasn't annoying or dangerous | Mar 24 20:05 |
schestowitz-TR | https://www.forbes.com/sites/gordonkelly/2022/03/23/microsoft-windows-11-windows-10-hack-attack-zero-day-new-windows-update/ | Mar 24 20:05 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.forbes.com | Microsoft Just Gave A Billion Users A Reason To Quit Windows | Mar 24 20:05 | |
DaemonFC | If she got the "Chicago Welcome Committee" on that side of town it would have certainly been a bunch of "troubled youth" (schestowitz-ism) with guns, doing all sorts of depravity. | Mar 24 20:05 |
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DaemonFC | Meanwhile, in Indiana, she would have encountered (most likely) a large group of people who made sure she got where she was going safely. | Mar 24 20:06 |
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schestowitz | https://www.maketecheasier.com/watermarks-on-unsupported-windows-11-pcs/ | Mar 24 20:06 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.maketecheasier.com | Watermarks to Start Appearing on Unsupported Windows 11 PCs - Make Tech Easier | Mar 24 20:06 | |
DaemonFC | But the leftists, like mjg59_ like to call places like Indiana a heehaw state, and deflect from the fact that vicious attacks on Asians in America mostly happen in blue states and the bluest parts of blue states. | Mar 24 20:06 |
schestowitz | DaemonFC: we are talking about tech | Mar 24 20:06 |
schestowitz | you interject shit politics to settle personal scores | Mar 24 20:07 |
DaemonFC | It's been in the news a lot in his city of San Francisco, and it's not even that abnormal in Chicago and New York, and Seattle, and Portland. | Mar 24 20:07 |
DaemonFC | Because all of the fucked up people live there for some reason. | Mar 24 20:07 |
schestowitz | go to another channel | Mar 24 20:07 |
bnchs | schestowitz: lol at "unsupported" | Mar 24 20:08 |
schestowitz | don't ruin this one | Mar 24 20:08 |
schestowitz | bnchs: well, it runs it | Mar 24 20:08 |
schestowitz | so clearly it IS supportede | Mar 24 20:08 |
schestowitz | Microsoft is being a dictator | Mar 24 20:08 |
DaemonFC | There's quite a few ways to remove the watermark from Windows. | Mar 24 20:08 |
bnchs | YOUR PC MUST BE THIS NEW TO RUN WINDOZE 11 ----> | Mar 24 20:08 |
DaemonFC | But the better option is to just get rid of Windows. | Mar 24 20:08 |
bnchs | encourages more e-waste by brainless consumers | Mar 24 20:08 |
DaemonFC | That'll make the watermark go away, and recent versions of Wine and Proton are quite good. | Mar 24 20:08 |
bnchs | i like how microsoft is not trying to optimize their OS | Mar 24 20:09 |
schestowitz-TR | no, no, | Mar 24 20:09 |
bnchs | its like they let it go | Mar 24 20:09 |
DaemonFC | "Everyone interesting runs Windows." - mjg59_ "Free Software Developer.....Suuuuuuuuper Genius" | Mar 24 20:09 |
schestowitz-TR | Mirosoft loves the plane | Mar 24 20:09 |
schestowitz-TR | they even burn it down with Windows | Mar 24 20:09 |
bnchs | yeah | Mar 24 20:09 |
bnchs | they let windows go | Mar 24 20:09 |
schestowitz-TR | and then releases the excess heat to home in Finland... in August LOL | Mar 24 20:09 |
DaemonFC | Windows is like that supposed Chinese curse. | Mar 24 20:09 |
bnchs | and now its too bloated to run in even much more capable PCs | Mar 24 20:09 |
bnchs | they should just kill it and be done with it | Mar 24 20:10 |
DaemonFC | May you live in interesting times and may you come to the attention of the authorities. Well, with the Windows OS breaking down all the time requiring constant attention and recovery from backups (you have backups, right?) it's interesting in that way......and you WILL come to the attention of authorities, because it tells them everything you do on your PC. | Mar 24 20:10 |
techrights-news | Notice how bug were outsources to Microsoft proprietary software. Mozilla is DONE. https://blog.nightly.mozilla.org/2022/03/24/these-weeks-in-firefox-issue-112/ | Mar 24 20:10 |
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bnchs | yes | Mar 24 20:11 |
bnchs | its ironic | Mar 24 20:11 |
techrights-news | Notice how bugs were outsourced to Microsoft proprietary software. Mozilla is DONE. https://blog.nightly.mozilla.org/2022/03/24/these-weeks-in-firefox-issue-112/ | Mar 24 20:11 |
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bnchs | gnu/linux used to be the OS that breaks down a lot | Mar 24 20:11 |
bnchs | now the tables have turned | Mar 24 20:11 |
bnchs | its windows | Mar 24 20:11 |
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activelow | now they say again, "the Russians" hacked the democratic congress and the US elections... and even if, it is almost impossible to know, who it was | Mar 24 20:12 |
bnchs | their updates is so untested that its a 50/50 chance | Mar 24 20:12 |
activelow | 500 piecs of malware and domain names | Mar 24 20:12 |
bnchs | 50% it will work | Mar 24 20:12 |
MinceR | 24 204951 < bnchs> biased? | Mar 24 20:12 |
bnchs | 50% it will break the OS and you have to reinstall | Mar 24 20:12 |
MinceR | he'll say whatever drives page views | Mar 24 20:12 |
DaemonFC | "Linux" systems generally don't break down a lot unless you're using something fast moving, untested, experimental, and/or rolling.... (Fedora, Arch....) or just do something that any reasonable person would know leads to a broken system (APT warns you not to do it and you do it anyway for YouTube click pennies, like Linus Sebastian). | Mar 24 20:12 |
bnchs | DaemonFC: windows shills are still with the mentality that gnu/linux systems are unstable | Mar 24 20:13 |
MinceR | lol @ heehaw state | Mar 24 20:13 |
DaemonFC | I never had any trouble with my systems unless I was just using something I knew was probably a little sketchy in the first place. | Mar 24 20:13 |
DaemonFC | The "consumer-facing" ones and the Long Term Support distributions generally don't make crazy choices that they'll have to support for 5-10 years if they can possibly avoid doing so. | Mar 24 20:14 |
DaemonFC | KDE 2/3 on Mandrake Linux were stable in the early to mid 2000s. | Mar 24 20:14 |
bnchs | yeah | Mar 24 20:15 |
DaemonFC | Quite good enough for daily usage. Maybe you needed to plan your hardware more than you do today, but they were not unstable. | Mar 24 20:15 |
bnchs | but microsoft shills still try to decimate it | Mar 24 20:15 |
bnchs | try to drive people away | Mar 24 20:15 |
DaemonFC | I picked Mandrake because it was one that I could buy in a box that didn't look like it was the stuff of nightmares. | Mar 24 20:16 |
MinceR | seems to me those distros pretty much all made crazy choices and stuck with them | Mar 24 20:16 |
psydroid2 | GNU/Linux was already better than Windows in the 90s and in the early 2000s it became "user-friendly" | Mar 24 20:16 |
DaemonFC | Some of those early Debian box sets were infamously bad. There was one company that packaged Debian 2.1 (iirc) and it only came with 1/2 CDs and they managed to bork the setup program so there was no way to install a working system. Ever. | Mar 24 20:16 |
DaemonFC | Then they sold it. | Mar 24 20:16 |
MinceR | choices like systemd and gnome | Mar 24 20:17 |
MinceR | some of them even made choices like yum and dnf | Mar 24 20:17 |
DaemonFC | KDE does work on Debian. | Mar 24 20:17 |
DaemonFC | Which is a hell of a lot more you can say for Fedora and KDE. | Mar 24 20:17 |
MinceR | :> | Mar 24 20:17 |
MinceR | but for how long | Mar 24 20:17 |
MinceR | kde capitulated to the enemy | Mar 24 20:17 |
DaemonFC | I posted about Fedora on my blog asking them to please stop packaging anything but GNOME if they were going to fuck it up that bad. | Mar 24 20:17 |
DaemonFC | They don't really support KDE on Fedora. The packagers are using Windows and Macs and Microsoft Edge. | Mar 24 20:18 |
DaemonFC | One of them admitted he only used Fedora on Windows 10 in an emulator. | Mar 24 20:18 |
DaemonFC | Exactly the maintainers you want, you know? | Mar 24 20:18 |
bnchs | psydroid2: gnu/linux was used for most moroccan websites in early 2000's | Mar 24 20:18 |
DaemonFC | They tossed out the one real community maintainer of KDE right in front of me. | Mar 24 20:19 |
techrights-news | Gartner is not predicting, it is shilling. In this case for mass surveillance profiteers like Microsoft. https://www.theregister.com/2022/02/24/gartner_top_10_gov/ see http://techrights.org/wiki/index.php/Gartner_Group | Mar 24 20:19 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-techrights.org | Gartner Group - Techrights | Mar 24 20:19 | |
DaemonFC | Said he was "offending" Microsoft and Nvidia and so he was being removed by decision of the "Fedora Council". | Mar 24 20:19 |
DaemonFC | Which did not hold an open discussion of vote. | Mar 24 20:19 |
bnchs | DaemonFC: fedora is controlled by microsoft | Mar 24 20:19 |
bnchs | better dump it | Mar 24 20:20 |
DaemonFC | It's too fucked up to salvage at this point. | Mar 24 20:20 |
techrights-news | Clown computing means a lot of downtime you're not in control of; it's also a lot of other bad things https://www.theregister.com/2022/02/22/slack_down/ | Mar 24 20:20 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.theregister.com | Ongoing services outage at Slack • The Register | Mar 24 20:20 | |
bnchs | when a distro is bribed way too hard by corporations | Mar 24 20:21 |
bnchs | better to just dump it | Mar 24 20:21 |
schestowitz | https://www.theregister.com/2022/02/18/windows_11_insider_msa/ | Mar 24 20:21 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.theregister.com | Connectivity now needed for Windows 11 Pro Dev Channel setup • The Register | Mar 24 20:21 | |
DaemonFC | That's why I stopped using Fedora. | Mar 24 20:21 |
DaemonFC | I used to be really happy with it. | Mar 24 20:21 |
DaemonFC | It was fairly stable and always had the latest stuff and ran on the laptop I JUST BOUGHT. | Mar 24 20:22 |
DaemonFC | And now the maintainers can't even be bothered to run it. | Mar 24 20:22 |
DaemonFC | And have no idea what's going on when you put it on a real computer and try to use it. | Mar 24 20:22 |
bnchs | so you cant criticize microsoft | Mar 24 20:23 |
DaemonFC | Nope. | Mar 24 20:23 |
bnchs | because fedora is too corrupt? | Mar 24 20:23 |
DaemonFC | You'll be banned from their room, perhaps after a warning or two. | Mar 24 20:23 |
DaemonFC | Fuck Fedora. | Mar 24 20:23 |
DaemonFC | Moving on, just use something else. | Mar 24 20:23 |
bnchs | schestowitz: its actually real thing now | Mar 24 20:23 |
techrights-news | Clown nonsense. Nothing to be gained from this. https://martechseries.com/sales-marketing/marketing-clouds/zenhub-joins-the-cloud-native-computing-foundation/ | Mar 24 20:23 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-martechseries.com | ZenHub Joins the Cloud Native Computing Foundation | Mar 24 20:23 | |
DaemonFC | It's like a state that falls apart until you realize that nobody will ever vote to fix it and you just need to leave. | Mar 24 20:23 |
bnchs | if you use a exotic wifi or ethernet card | Mar 24 20:23 |
DaemonFC | Fedora is as much of a success under IBM as Illinois is under the Democratic Party. | Mar 24 20:24 |
bnchs | one thats not supported in their installation image | Mar 24 20:24 |
bnchs | then the installation is borked | Mar 24 20:24 |
bnchs | modern laptops come with wifi cards and ethernet cards that you have to install drivers seperately | Mar 24 20:25 |
bnchs | because it doesnt come with stock | Mar 24 20:25 |
bnchs | installation | Mar 24 20:25 |
MinceR | it seems to me fedora is doing exactly what ibm/deadrat wants from it | Mar 24 20:25 |
MinceR | collects what volunteer work they can gather and serves as the basis of many systemd distributions, which all make their users beholden to ibm/deadrat | Mar 24 20:26 |
bnchs | arch linux doesnt even let you install your own init system | Mar 24 20:27 |
bnchs | its just systemd | Mar 24 20:27 |
schestowitz-TR | fedora is ICBM | Mar 24 20:27 |
bnchs | back then it used to use sysvinit | Mar 24 20:27 |
schestowitz-TR | ICBM is still close to Microsoft | Mar 24 20:27 |
schestowitz-TR | even closer than a decade ago | Mar 24 20:27 |
schestowitz-TR | they have similar problems | Mar 24 20:27 |
schestowitz-TR | like their growing irrelevance | Mar 24 20:28 |
bnchs | or the init system used by the UNIX system V | Mar 24 20:28 |
schestowitz-TR | they buy companies, but it's too late | Mar 24 20:28 |
schestowitz-TR | they also lie to shareholders to pretend there is "growth" | Mar 24 20:28 |
schestowitz-TR | for which they do the bucket game | Mar 24 20:28 |
techrights-news | "When you think Linux gaming you think of general Linux systems like PopOS, Arch, Manjaro, etc but soon that will change and Chromebooks will also have support for Steam and Proton" - Invidious ⚓ https://yewtu.be/watch?v=St3tjDr1HPU ䷉ Source: Video | Invidious | Multimedia | Mar 24 20:29 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-yewtu.be | Steam & Proton Are Coming Soon To Chromebooks?? - Invidious | Mar 24 20:29 | |
techrights-news | Canonical 2004: Freedom on desktops. Canonical 2022: Microsoft, bugs, and listening devices https://ubuntu.com//blog/the-evolution-of-the-smart-home-how-it-started-part-1 | Mar 24 20:31 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-The Evolution of the Smart Home: How it Started [Part 1] | Ubuntu | Mar 24 20:31 | |
bnchs | chromebooks are retarded | Mar 24 20:31 |
techrights-news | COVID-19 approves wholeheartedly: "LET ME SPREAD FASTER!" https://bhsregister.com/6553/news/bsd-lifts-mask-mandate-data-to-know/ | Mar 24 20:31 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-bhsregister.com | BSD lifts mask mandate: data to know – BHS Register | Mar 24 20:31 | |
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bnchs | there is many reasons why i'm grateful i live in a poor country | Mar 24 20:32 |
bnchs | and chromebooks are one | Mar 24 20:32 |
techrights-news | COVID-19 has slipped totally out of control in the UK http://schestowitz.com/Weblog/archives/2022/03/24/uk-data-hospital/ | Mar 24 20:32 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-schestowitz.com » Blog Archive » UK Data: Over 17,000 in Hospital With COVID-19 and the Number Only Rises | Mar 24 20:32 | |
schestowitz-TR | bnchs: no wifi | Mar 24 20:32 |
schestowitz-TR | chromebooks barely consider any other connection methods | Mar 24 20:33 |
schestowitz-TR | in southeast asia shops don't even know what that is | Mar 24 20:33 |
schestowitz-TR | they only sell windows crap | Mar 24 20:33 |
schestowitz-TR | to be fair, I think SUSE has some growth in indonesia | Mar 24 20:33 |
MinceR | can't you use a usb ethernet adapter? | Mar 24 20:33 |
schestowitz-TR | it's also risk-free for Microsoft to bribe officials there | Mar 24 20:33 |
schestowitz-TR | MinceR: chromebooks lack those ports | Mar 24 20:34 |
schestowitz-TR | usb yes | Mar 24 20:34 |
schestowitz-TR | but connected to wifi or xG dongle mayeb | Mar 24 20:34 |
MinceR | if you have a usb port, you can obtain an ethernet port | Mar 24 20:34 |
schestowitz-TR | not sure how gulagOS handles those | Mar 24 20:34 |
techrights-news | Does AMD pay for memberships with crates of high-end CPUs? Or is that just for bloggers? https://www.hpcwire.com/off-the-wire/almalinux-os-foundation-announces-new-members-including-amd/ | Mar 24 20:36 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.hpcwire.com | AlmaLinux OS Foundation Announces New Members, Including AMD | Mar 24 20:36 | |
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bnchs | schestowitz-TR: no ethernet port? | Mar 24 20:37 |
techrights-news | Worldwide inflation suffocating Africans. "Bills" are, to many, the main cost of living (food, water, energy) https://www.stabroeknews.com/2022/03/16/news/guyana/ali-promises-no-hikes-in-electricity-water-rates-despite-rising-costs/ | Mar 24 20:37 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.stabroeknews.com | Ali promises no hikes in electricity, water rates despite rising costs - Stabroek News | Mar 24 20:37 | |
schestowitz-TR | bnchs: no, they want your location data | Mar 24 20:38 |
bnchs | wow | Mar 24 20:38 |
bnchs | one thing | Mar 24 20:38 |
techrights-news | Why does Gulag Noise syndicate Microsoft sites as if they're a source of news. Has Gulag no sense of shame? | Mar 24 20:38 |
bnchs | we dont buy our computers from the hypermarkets (where they only sell retarded microsoft-ridden shit) | Mar 24 20:39 |
DaemonFC | There we go. Now I have 125 pounds of cat food on hand. | Mar 24 20:39 |
bnchs | we buy our computers from the dirty old market | Mar 24 20:39 |
DaemonFC | That ought to last 6-7 months easily for my two cats. | Mar 24 20:39 |
bnchs | where they're at least early 2010's or late 2000's old | Mar 24 20:39 |
bnchs | and easily modifiable | Mar 24 20:39 |
DaemonFC | If they're threatening no chickens for HUMANS, what are we going to feed the cats with? | Mar 24 20:39 |
techrights-news | RedisJSON 2 Adds Indexing Option ⚓ https://www.i-programmer.info/news/197-data-mining/15300-redisjson-2-adds-indexing-option.html ䷉ Source: i-programmer | Mar 24 20:40 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.i-programmer.info | RedisJSON 2 Adds Indexing Option | Mar 24 20:40 | |
DaemonFC | I'd scream if they start inventing "supply troubles" with cat food and I ran out of cat food and had to watch my cats die or try to feed them with whatever I could get. | Mar 24 20:40 |
bnchs | also they come with absolutely NO operating system | Mar 24 20:40 |
bnchs | you have to buy it seperately | Mar 24 20:40 |
bnchs | which is a plus for me | Mar 24 20:40 |
bnchs | install* | Mar 24 20:41 |
bnchs | one thing about windows-less PCs is that they offer a huge discount because they dont have to buy a license | Mar 24 20:41 |
techrights-news | They would be vastly better off getting an OS almost entirely GPL. It's called GNU/Linux. https://www.aviationanalysis.net/gpl-software-explorer-patcher-restores-features-from-windows-10/ | Mar 24 20:42 |
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DaemonFC | That's a myth. | Mar 24 20:43 |
techrights-news | Junk you find on the Web and install without worries ⚓ https://www.searchenginejournal.com/yoast-wordpress-seo-bug-creates-duplicate-sitemaps/442668/ ䷉ Source: searchenginejournal | Mar 24 20:43 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.searchenginejournal.com | Yoast WordPress SEO Bug Creates Duplicate Sitemaps | Mar 24 20:43 | |
DaemonFC | The crapware usally pays for the Windows license. But then you have the nuisance of removing Windows so you can install an operating system instead of warmed over 90s shit from Microsoft, buried under dozens of GB of extraneous bloat and adware and spyware, which was mostly placed there to make it run REALLY badly on computers from more than a couple years ago, that was only an alleged operating system to start with. | Mar 24 20:44 |
DaemonFC | AKA, Windows "11". | Mar 24 20:44 |
bnchs | no | Mar 24 20:45 |
bnchs | windows-less computers | Mar 24 20:45 |
techrights-news | Well, the world is getting hotter, doesn't it? While energy prices soar and capacity isn't improving... https://newsroom.gy/2022/03/23/more-ac-usage-driving-up-electricity-demand-gpl-says-consumers-must-conserve/ | Mar 24 20:45 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-newsroom.gy | More AC usage driving up electricity demand; GPL says consumers must conserve – News Room Guyana | Mar 24 20:45 | |
DaemonFC | They don't even support my late 2016 Lenovo laptop anymore with Windows 11. | Mar 24 20:45 |
bnchs | dont have windows license in the bios chip | Mar 24 20:45 |
bnchs | nor any w1x logo | Mar 24 20:45 |
DaemonFC | GNU/Linux runs fine. It's so fast that you can barely even tell it's closing in on 6 years old. | Mar 24 20:45 |
DaemonFC | By the time GNU/Linux doesn't run well, your odds of a hardware failure that year are higher than 80% anyway. | Mar 24 20:46 |
bnchs | same program on windows in a laptop: blank window for 6 seconds | Mar 24 20:46 |
bnchs | then whole OS lags | Mar 24 20:46 |
bnchs | same program on gnu/linux in the same laptop: runs in almost a millisecond | Mar 24 20:46 |
bnchs | maybe even much less | Mar 24 20:46 |
DaemonFC | Windows needs a minimum of 16 GB of RAM to even run a few programs at the same time without noticeable jank. | Mar 24 20:47 |
DaemonFC | Which is pitiful. | Mar 24 20:47 |
techrights-news | Better headline would clarify that Microsoft is shipping malware through its proprietary software hub https://threatpost.com/dev-sabotages-popular-npm-package-protest-russian-invasion/178972/ | Mar 24 20:47 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-Dev Sabotages Popular NPM Package to Protest Russian Invasion | Threatpost | Mar 24 20:47 | |
bnchs | dev sabotages npm package | Mar 24 20:48 |
techrights-news | Ukraine's nuclear plants: What's happening with them now? - El Reg ⚓ https://www.theregister.com/2022/03/16/ukraine_nuclear_safety_update/ ䷉ Source: theregister | Mar 24 20:48 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.theregister.com | Ukraine's nuclear plants: What's happening with them now? • The Register | Mar 24 20:48 | |
bnchs | brandon miller gave free software a bad face | Mar 24 20:48 |
bnchs | i fucking hate him for that | Mar 24 20:48 |
techrights-news | Best Add-ons (Extensions) For Firefox On Android | Screen Rant ⚓ https://screenrant.com/firefox-android-add-ons-extensions-best/ ䷉ Source: screenrant | Mar 24 20:48 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-screenrant.com | Best Add-ons (Extensions) For Firefox On Android | Screen Rant | Mar 24 20:48 | |
techrights-news | Firefox 98.0.2 fixes a crash on Windows, an add-ons issue, and more - gHacks Tech News ⚓ https://www.ghacks.net/2022/03/23/firefox-98-0-2-fixes-a-crash-on-windows-an-add-ons-issue-and-more/ ䷉ Source: ghacks | Mar 24 20:49 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.ghacks.net | Firefox 98.0.2 fixes a crash on Windows, an add-ons issue, and more - gHacks Tech News | Mar 24 20:49 | |
techrights-news | Patent trap. Mozilla is finally adding AV1 support to Firefox a full two years after Chrome and Edge ⚓ https://www.androidpolice.com/mozilla-is-finally-adding-av1-support-to-firefox-a-full-two-years-after-chrome-and-edge/ ䷉ Source: androidpolice | Mar 24 20:50 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.androidpolice.com | Mozilla is finally adding AV1 support to Firefox a full two years after Chrome and Edge | Mar 24 20:50 | |
schestowitz-TR | bnchs: Microsoft was the dispatcher | Mar 24 20:52 |
schestowitz-TR | they want to pretend to have no responsibility | Mar 24 20:52 |
DaemonFC | "Pope says increasing military budgets and imposing sanctions is not a solution to war" | Mar 24 20:52 |
schestowitz-TR | as usual | Mar 24 20:52 |
DaemonFC | LOL, the Pope | Mar 24 20:52 |
bnchs | yes | Mar 24 20:52 |
schestowitz | http://techrights.org/2019/07/14/blaming-canonical-for-github/ | Mar 24 20:52 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-techrights.org | GitHub is Microsoft’s Proprietary Software and Centralised (Monopoly) Platform, But When Canonical’s Account There Gets Compromised Suddenly It’s Ubuntu’s Fault? | Techrights | Mar 24 20:52 | |
bnchs | bur who thought of the idea | Mar 24 20:52 |
bnchs | brandon did | Mar 24 20:52 |
schestowitz | Microsoft was his distribution network | Mar 24 20:53 |
DaemonFC | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s3RNsZvdYZQ | Mar 24 20:53 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-@Invidious: https://yewtu.be/watch?v=s3RNsZvdYZQ | Mar 24 20:53 | |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights--> yewtu.be | The Line Must Be Drawn Here - Star Trek: First Contact (6/9) Movie CLIP (1996) HD - Invidious | Mar 24 20:53 | |
schestowitz | otherwise he would have to convince people to get his malware from his site | Mar 24 20:53 |
schestowitz | Microsoft should never have been in charge of these things | Mar 24 20:53 |
schestowitz | they put the "supply chain" in the NSA's hands | Mar 24 20:53 |
bnchs | yes | Mar 24 20:53 |
schestowitz | http://techrights.org/2022/02/28/microsoft-github-expose-part-xviii-the-story-of-npm/ | Mar 24 20:53 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-techrights.org | Microsoft GitHub Exposé — Part XVIII — The Story of NPM | Techrights | Mar 24 20:54 | |
bnchs | brandon's plan went flawless | Mar 24 20:54 |
bnchs | he made a package for a simple job | Mar 24 20:54 |
bnchs | waited until most popular packages depended on it | Mar 24 20:54 |
bnchs | then spread his malware through it | Mar 24 20:54 |
techrights-news | Firefox: AV1, Fixes, Addons, Changes, and Upselling MDN • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/162958 | Mar 24 20:54 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.tuxmachines.org | Firefox: AV1, Fixes, Addons, Changes, and Upselling MDN | Tux Machines | Mar 24 20:54 | |
schestowitz | no QA at Microsoft | Mar 24 20:55 |
schestowitz | they are good at banning peole | Mar 24 20:55 |
schestowitz | esp. for criticising Microsoft | Mar 24 20:55 |
schestowitz | but malware? | Mar 24 20:55 |
bnchs | it was so easy i could have paid 50 dollars to an adultery site | Mar 24 20:55 |
schestowitz | "Hey, WE DO THAT SHIT TOO!!" | Mar 24 20:55 |
DaemonFC | IBM bans people for criticizing Microsoft (and Nvidia). | Mar 24 20:55 |
schestowitz | ICBM is not a friend | Mar 24 20:55 |
schestowitz | http://techrights.org/2021/07/05/ibm-led-mob/ | Mar 24 20:55 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-techrights.org | [Meme] IBM is NOT a Friend of Free Software | Techrights | Mar 24 20:55 | |
DaemonFC | Just saying Nvidia's driver is proprietary, full of bugs, and causes data loss will get you banned from the Fedora "community". | Mar 24 20:55 |
DaemonFC | It does cause data loss sometimes when it freezes up THE ENTIRE COMPUTER and you have to hold the button in. | Mar 24 20:56 |
DaemonFC | The question is how much. | Mar 24 20:56 |
DaemonFC | There is no coordination between Nvidia and the Linux kernel developers, so nobody is really testing this to see how it works together or if some new kernel will introduce something that doesn't get along well with it. | Mar 24 20:57 |
bnchs | DaemonFC: i like how retarded users | Mar 24 20:57 |
bnchs | blame nvidia's sloppily coded kernel module | Mar 24 20:57 |
bnchs | on linux's fault | Mar 24 20:57 |
techrights-news | Do these animal consent to being there? https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-humber-60850923 | Mar 24 20:57 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-Hull's The Deep aquarium attraction marks 20th anniversary - BBC News | Mar 24 20:57 | |
bnchs | "no its linux's fault that my PC crashed and lost all my work" | Mar 24 20:57 |
bnchs | never nvidia | Mar 24 20:58 |
techrights-news | Tell that to Bill Gates https://www.winnipegfreepress.com/our-communities/east/human-trafficking-must-end-576321662.html | Mar 24 20:58 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.winnipegfreepress.com | Human trafficking must end - Winnipeg Free Press | Mar 24 20:58 | |
DaemonFC | Fedora's official position went from "We recommend you buy a video card from AMD or Intel so it will just work and won't break down all the time." to "If you use Nvidia, we go out of our way to support it, even when that's impossible and requires clumsy hacks that lead to more bugs.". | Mar 24 20:58 |
DaemonFC | "You have to support it because it's what people are buying!" | Mar 24 20:58 |
bnchs | maybe the linux kernel should make their taint messages more noticable | Mar 24 20:59 |
schestowitz | https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/2022/03/22/hybrid-quantum-computing-ecosystem/ | Mar 24 20:59 |
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-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-blogs.nvidia.com | Hybrid Quantum Computing Ecosystem Taps cuQuantum | NVIDIA Blogs | Mar 24 20:59 | |
techrights-ipfs-bot | ▕ IPFS downstream, 60 mins: ▁▆▁▅▆▄▅▁▄▇▂▂▄▇▂█▅▂▃▇▄▂▃▃▃▃▅▂▇█▅▁▆▁ avg(k/sec) 61.95 ▕ IPFS upstream: ▅▂█▁▄▁▂▁█▁▁▁▁▂██▂▁█▁▃▃▂▁▂▁▂█▁█▂▁ avg(k/sec) 96.60▕ swarm size (avg): 207.11 ⟲ | Mar 24 20:59 |
DaemonFC | AMD's cards work fine with Intel CPUs. | Mar 24 20:59 |
DaemonFC | They work perfectly fine with Intel's CPUs. | Mar 24 20:59 |
bnchs | "warning: this module is proprietary, it may cause system instability or other problems." | Mar 24 20:59 |
DaemonFC | So whichever CPU vendor you use, just buy an AMD card and you won't have problems with a graphics driver on GNU/Linux. It will just be there in the Linux kernel and tested for function before each kernel goes out. | Mar 24 20:59 |
techrights-news | "You can also use a Text User Interface (TUI). In fact, you can build gdb — the GNU Debugger — with a built-in TUI mode." https://hackaday.com/2022/03/22/hacked-gdb-dashboard-puts-it-all-on-display/ | Mar 24 21:00 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-Hacked GDB Dashboard Puts It All On Display | Hackaday | Mar 24 21:00 | |
DaemonFC | Only if people refuse to purchase things from Nvidia does the problem go away. | Mar 24 21:00 |
DaemonFC | Either they'll open source a driver that works, or they'll as least be financially damaged. Either way it won't be your problem because you no longer depend on them. | Mar 24 21:00 |
schestowitz-TR | most people do not buy nvidia | Mar 24 21:00 |
schestowitz-TR | they buy a pc | Mar 24 21:00 |
schestowitz-TR | the oem puts nvidia in that | Mar 24 21:01 |
bnchs | the OS should warn the user | Mar 24 21:01 |
bnchs | if the user installs proprietary drivers | Mar 24 21:01 |
bnchs | and say "the kernel is not responsible for issues caused by driver" | Mar 24 21:01 |
DaemonFC | AMD CPUs automatically have AMD integrated GPUs the majority of the time. The OEM would have to pay more to license something from Nvidia and therefore usually doesn't. | Mar 24 21:01 |
techrights-news | [Update: Removed for repair] Read as: BS 'reporting' https://9to5google.com/2022/03/22/google-removes-popular-android-statues-from-mountain-view-hq/ | Mar 24 21:01 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-Google removes Android statues from Mountain View HQ - 9to5Google | Mar 24 21:01 | |
DaemonFC | With an Intel setup, most of the time it has an Intel integrated GPU. | Mar 24 21:02 |
DaemonFC | Putting Nvidia in would only cost more, so it doesn't happen unless it's a "gaming laptop". | Mar 24 21:02 |
bnchs | nvidia is like the microsoft of GPUs | Mar 24 21:03 |
DaemonFC | schestowitz-TR, I've been buying and freezing a bunch of steak, chicken, and ground beef again. | Mar 24 21:03 |
bnchs | they invent their own "standard" (CUDA, and shit) | Mar 24 21:03 |
bnchs | their drivers are proprietary | Mar 24 21:03 |
bnchs | they lock in programs with their "standard" | Mar 24 21:03 |
DaemonFC | Hopefully I can at least get us through the next year or so before we have to worry about price hikes.... (or not being able to get what we want at all). | Mar 24 21:03 |
techrights-news | Linux on the M1 Is Already Beating Apple at Its Own Game http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/162909#comment-33182 | Mar 24 21:03 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.tuxmachines.org | Asahi Linux: The Individual User’s Stake in an Apple Silicon World | Tux Machines | Mar 24 21:03 | |
DaemonFC | There can be a food shortage in someone else's house. | Mar 24 21:03 |
techrights-news | Project Zero: Racing against the clock -- hitting a tiny kernel race window ⚓ https://googleprojectzero.blogspot.com/2022/03/racing-against-clock-hitting-tiny.html ䷉ Source: gulag projectzero | Mar 24 21:06 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-googleprojectzero.blogspot.com | Project Zero: Racing against the clock -- hitting a tiny kernel race window | Mar 24 21:06 | |
schestowitz-TR | DaemonFC: very hungry people become very violent very fast | Mar 24 21:07 |
schestowitz-TR | maybe biden will pull another 109 trillion dollars ain loan | Mar 24 21:07 |
schestowitz-TR | and pass it to waltons | Mar 24 21:07 |
schestowitz-TR | to 'feed the hungry' | Mar 24 21:08 |
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DaemonFC | Hence gun. | Mar 24 21:08 |
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schestowitz-TR | to keep the pitchforks aside | Mar 24 21:08 |
immibis | I heard they're planning to pay people to burn more dinosaurs | Mar 24 21:08 |
DaemonFC | Mom has a gun now. | Mar 24 21:08 |
techrights-news | Today’s #HowTos | #UNIX • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/162959 | Mar 24 21:08 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.tuxmachines.org | today's howtos | Tux Machines | Mar 24 21:08 | |
immibis | DaemonFC: then civilization is already fucked and you're fighting to not be one of the ones who inevitably dies | Mar 24 21:08 |
schestowitz-TR | DaemonFC: sounds like usland is about to invade mexico | Mar 24 21:08 |
schestowitz-TR | for peacekeeping... from drug gangs | Mar 24 21:08 |
DaemonFC | I've installed additional locks on my door so that they give me more time to load my revolver for them. | Mar 24 21:08 |
immibis | nature: "Okay, 2 billion people are going to die. Who's it gonna be?" | Mar 24 21:09 |
DaemonFC | They're going to get something when they break down my door, but it won't be food. | Mar 24 21:09 |
immibis | DaemonFC: will they be black? | Mar 24 21:09 |
DaemonFC | Most likely. That's who lives in this neighborhood. | Mar 24 21:09 |
DaemonFC | It actually keeps rent down byt about a third vs. living anywhere else in this godforsaken country. | Mar 24 21:09 |
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DaemonFC | Anyone who bothers to be a landlord here knows they can't command high rent. | Mar 24 21:11 |
DaemonFC | Most black people who live here are broke and the white people who are totally-not-racist Democrats pay more to live somewhere they're not at. | Mar 24 21:11 |
DaemonFC | I've thought about ditching the car and just dealing with $1,300 a month rent that's across from where Mandy works. | Mar 24 21:12 |
DaemonFC | When gas cost less I was considering it less. | Mar 24 21:13 |
DaemonFC | schestowitz-TR, They've been blaring ads for an app called getupside on the radio. | Mar 24 21:13 |
DaemonFC | They claim it pays you to use certain gas stations instead of others. | Mar 24 21:13 |
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DaemonFC | Users reviewing it in the Play Store say it's almost impossible to cash out and get your money. | Mar 24 21:14 |
bnchs | lol | Mar 24 21:14 |
DaemonFC | They also say that getupside often doesn't process your receipts because it will say you went to the wrong gas station because the address in the app was wrong by one street number. | Mar 24 21:14 |
bnchs | another shitty scam | Mar 24 21:14 |
bnchs | DUMPED | Mar 24 21:14 |
DaemonFC | They also complain that the app lies about gas prices. | Mar 24 21:15 |
DaemonFC | It'll say things like "Go to this station and it's $3.99 a gallon right now and we'll give you 11 cents a gallon off. | Mar 24 21:15 |
DaemonFC | So you drive there and it's actually $4.29, and had you gone to the Shell down the road, it would have been $4.09 that day. | Mar 24 21:15 |
bnchs | shitty scam | Mar 24 21:16 |
bnchs | dont trust anything that relies on sponsorships | Mar 24 21:16 |
DaemonFC | Yes, "Oh look, an app that pays me to fill up my gas tank!". | Mar 24 21:16 |
DaemonFC | Too good to be true. | Mar 24 21:16 |
DaemonFC | Credit cards often have high gas rewards to draw people to sign up for the card, and you really do get those rewards though. | Mar 24 21:16 |
MinceR | https://hugelolcdn.com/i/818217.jpg | Mar 24 21:18 |
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DaemonFC | I think the best I can do is about a 6.5% discount to gasoline. | Mar 24 21:20 |
DaemonFC | Coming from my credit card rewards, my Murphy gasoline discount, and buying E15 (and adjusting for the small loss of gas mileage). | Mar 24 21:21 |
activelow | in germany it is more than $10 per gallon (~2.20Euros/liter); before the Ukraine escalation it was ~1.75Euros/liter ~$8/gallon | Mar 24 21:21 |
DaemonFC | Yes, which is also why there's all those European clown cars. | Mar 24 21:21 |
DaemonFC | It's always been incredibly expensive there. | Mar 24 21:22 |
DaemonFC | Probably due to taxation. Who knows? I don't know. | Mar 24 21:22 |
DaemonFC | You'd probably know better than me. | Mar 24 21:22 |
activelow | with recent tax-cuts in some European countries price was lowered from $10 back to $8/gallon | Mar 24 21:22 |
DaemonFC | All those "free" social programs. | Mar 24 21:22 |
DaemonFC | How do those work? | Mar 24 21:22 |
DaemonFC | :) | Mar 24 21:22 |
techrights-news | "So yes, as it turned out NetBSD was just running happily on the Pi, but was cut off from the net. After I reset the adapter everything was fine again." gopher://sdfeu.org:70/0/users/glaciurso/phlog/2022-03-24__Sick.md | Mar 24 21:22 |
activelow | and it is both, too expensive in Europe and far to cheap in USA... where most of the "eco" and "climate" quackery is produced | Mar 24 21:23 |
DaemonFC | Oh there's plenty of nuts and fruits in Europe, or from Europe. | Mar 24 21:23 |
schestowitz-TR | it is not quackery | Mar 24 21:23 |
DaemonFC | mjg59_ moved from there to the land of fruits, nuts, and flakes. | Mar 24 21:23 |
DaemonFC | California | Mar 24 21:23 |
activelow | a current discussion over Ukraine is, if energy contracts are negotiated with USD, Euros or Rubles | Mar 24 21:24 |
DaemonFC | Oh it's definitely too expensive in Europe and that's because of bad government policies. | Mar 24 21:24 |
activelow | government policies dictated by USA mainly | Mar 24 21:24 |
DaemonFC | It would be CHEAPER in Illinois if the government would get their goddamned hands out of our pockets. | Mar 24 21:24 |
DaemonFC | They always up the tax and tell us how the roads will be better. | Mar 24 21:25 |
DaemonFC | Years go by. Roads are just as shitty as before. | Mar 24 21:25 |
DaemonFC | Doing all kinds of damage to your car. | Mar 24 21:25 |
DaemonFC | Only now you can't even afford to fix it because the politicians gave people in Chicago more welfare instead of fixing the roads. | Mar 24 21:25 |
DaemonFC | We voted on a Transportation Tax Lock Box in a constitutional referendum. | Mar 24 21:26 |
DaemonFC | It says simply that all transit taxes have to go to roads and transportation infrastructure. | Mar 24 21:26 |
activelow | surprisingly, there is probably contracts with USD involved, in Ukraine; instead of Euros or Rubles | Mar 24 21:26 |
DaemonFC | So then after I vote for it and it passes, the Democrats figured out how to pay for "social justice" projects and call it transportation while the fucking potholes are still there. | Mar 24 21:26 |
DaemonFC | RIGHT THERE! | Mar 24 21:27 |
DaemonFC | Even if Euros were accepted as payment for oil, you would not get much relief. | Mar 24 21:27 |
techrights-news | England (or UK) released latest mortality report today https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/1062949/Weekly_report_mortality__W12.pdf last week's: https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/1061500/Weekly_report_mortality__W11.pdf | Mar 24 21:27 |
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DaemonFC | Again, it's problems with your government policies that are 90% of the problem here. | Mar 24 21:27 |
DaemonFC | Including taxation and limiting what you can refine and bottlenecking production all around. | Mar 24 21:28 |
DaemonFC | You're about to get it a whole lot worse. | Mar 24 21:28 |
techrights-news | The excess deaths in England and Wales, charted https://www.statista.com/statistics/1131428/excess-deaths-in-england-and-wales/ | Mar 24 21:28 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-• Excess deaths in England and Wales 2022 | Statista | Mar 24 21:28 | |
DaemonFC | Because now Putin says they won't sell you natural gas or oil except in RUBLES. | Mar 24 21:28 |
DaemonFC | So if you thought having to resort to paying in Dollars for a lot of that was bad, wait until this starts. | Mar 24 21:29 |
activelow | whose policies? the most prominent agitators of high "carbon tax" are "Alliance90/greens", and those are controlled by and minions of USA/Washington/RAND Corp. California Tesla Shareholders | Mar 24 21:29 |
DaemonFC | We've got the same problem brewing here. | Mar 24 21:29 |
DaemonFC | Look at what gas DOES cost in California. | Mar 24 21:29 |
DaemonFC | It's nearly $8 in some places because of liberal nutcases. | Mar 24 21:29 |
activelow | that's why, "carbon certificates" were agitated for, by USA and minions, because Tesla acquired enormous amounts of those certificates by producing economically and ecologically hazardous vehicles | Mar 24 21:29 |
DaemonFC | Elon Musk is full of shit and so are battery cars. | Mar 24 21:30 |
DaemonFC | They lose 57% of their range per charge in an Illinois winter. | Mar 24 21:30 |
DaemonFC | So for more than half the year, you lose 50% of your rated MPGe. | Mar 24 21:30 |
DaemonFC | Woohoo. | Mar 24 21:30 |
activelow | ordinary combustion engine vehicle producers then are _forced_ to acquire those certificates, that's what the "value" of Tesla is (although their cars are shiny, that's not the deal) | Mar 24 21:30 |
techrights-news | "Excess deaths refers to the number of deaths in this week minus average number of deaths in England and Wales for the corresponding week in the previous five years." This means we now use a reference of two years of COVID-19, plus 3 without it. Not a very useful metric. | Mar 24 21:30 |
DaemonFC | WGN did an article on the cost to run an electric car and failed to mention that the MPGe only accounts for warm weather. | Mar 24 21:31 |
DaemonFC | The whole thing is a scam to prop up an EV industry that would never exist otherwise. | Mar 24 21:31 |
activelow | it is a scam to funnel cash into "carbon certificates" | Mar 24 21:31 |
DaemonFC | And in Illinois, they're taxing my fuel and buying these ridiculous EV locomotive engines for Metra. | Mar 24 21:32 |
DaemonFC | Get a load of that shit. | Mar 24 21:32 |
DaemonFC | EV buses, too. | Mar 24 21:32 |
DaemonFC | Which they can never run at scale because there's not enough electricity in the first place, because the Democrats are at war with all kinds of power. | Mar 24 21:32 |
DaemonFC | They're the ULTIMATE BANANA party. | Mar 24 21:32 |
activelow | anyway, seems Ukrainian Oil and Gas are the new "renewable energy" now | Mar 24 21:32 |
DaemonFC | It's not just NIMBY (Not In My Back Yard), it's BANANA. | Mar 24 21:32 |
DaemonFC | Build Absolutely Nothing Anywhere Near Anyone. | Mar 24 21:33 |
techrights-news | As a hypothetical example, if in 2017-2019 we have excess deaths Xx3 and then in 2020 it was X+1000 and in 2021 X+2000, then now X+600 is considered absolutely "normal"... | Mar 24 21:33 |
DaemonFC | So they have us limping by on subsidized nuclear power with another brick through our metaphorical window with ComEd ransom letters every year. | Mar 24 21:33 |
bnchs | why does it always end up being bad when you tell the truth to your therapist | Mar 24 21:33 |
DaemonFC | And they're shutting down pretty much everything but that, except for solar and wind, which are both intermittent. | Mar 24 21:33 |
bnchs | you have to lie to them | Mar 24 21:34 |
DaemonFC | schestowitz-TR would like ComEd because the corruption is at all levels. | Mar 24 21:34 |
DaemonFC | They make us subsidize our own "cheap" energy, along with political bribes that our former House Speaker is literally on trial over now....FELONIES.....then the people the guy picked to run ComEd, which they bribed him to install there, spend our money to migrate their computing platform INTO Microsoft Azure. | Mar 24 21:35 |
DaemonFC | Then everything they steal from us is for a good cause. Microsoft Azure = Lower Carbon Footprint says Communist Edison. | Mar 24 21:36 |
DaemonFC | The Future Energy Jobs Act created no new jobs and produced no energy. | Mar 24 21:38 |
DaemonFC | In fact, it shut down three coal plants and gave ComEd another $685 million to keep outdated nuclear plants running longer. | Mar 24 21:38 |
schestowitz | lots of CPUs https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Intel-In-Field-Scan | Mar 24 21:39 |
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DaemonFC | Indiana had the right idea, at the wrong time. | Mar 24 21:39 |
DaemonFC | They spent a ton of money on a coal-to-gas plant and then never brought it online. | Mar 24 21:39 |
schestowitz | Entire racks https://www.phoronix.com/image-viewer.php?id=2022&image=intel_sandy_alder_lrg | Mar 24 21:40 |
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DaemonFC | If it was running right now, it could take cheap coal, remove the impurities, turn it into natural gas, and pit it in the gas pipes for 30% cheaper than natural gas. | Mar 24 21:40 |
schestowitz | I cannot locate the photos of his second DC or shack with all these goods | Mar 24 21:40 |
schestowitz | "Gifts" | Mar 24 21:40 |
DaemonFC | *put | Mar 24 21:40 |
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schestowitz | Boxed https://www.phoronix.com/image-viewer.php?id=2022&image=linux_517_lrg | Mar 24 21:41 |
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schestowitz | there might be like 1000 CPUs in his home | Mar 24 21:41 |
schestowitz | who's even counting? | Mar 24 21:41 |
DaemonFC | The US has so much coal we could hardly use all of it in the next 200 years if we decided to. | Mar 24 21:41 |
DaemonFC | You can even turn it into gasoline. | Mar 24 21:41 |
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DaemonFC | The Nazis did is with technology that existed in the 1940s. | Mar 24 21:42 |
schestowitz | https://www.phoronix.com/image-viewer.php?id=rosewill-rsv-4310&image=rosewill_rsv4310_1_lrg | Mar 24 21:42 |
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DaemonFC | I'm sure we could manage to do it better now. | Mar 24 21:42 |
DaemonFC | If we wanted to absolutely ruin Russia, we have all of the tools and resources to do that. | Mar 24 21:43 |
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DaemonFC | Those filthy Arab countries too. | Mar 24 21:44 |
DaemonFC | When you have Democrats you get the worst possible outcome. | Mar 24 21:44 |
DaemonFC | They tell us we can't afford to extract fossil fuels because of the environment, but we keep using more every year anyway, and paying to prop up dictators and other monsters to sell it to us instead. | Mar 24 21:45 |
bnchs | schestowitz: when AMD sends you tons of CPUs | Mar 24 21:45 |
bnchs | you gotta have to do a favor for them | Mar 24 21:46 |
DaemonFC | At least AMD keeps people on after they turn 40. | Mar 24 21:46 |
schestowitz | Getting closer https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Server-Room-More-Storage | Mar 24 21:46 |
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schestowitz | there is a second room IIRC | Mar 24 21:46 |
DaemonFC | Instead of wanting a fresh crop of idiots who work cheap and produce the buggiest chips ever. | Mar 24 21:46 |
bnchs | more room | Mar 24 21:47 |
bnchs | hmmm | Mar 24 21:47 |
bnchs | did he have to demolish a wall for that | Mar 24 21:47 |
DaemonFC | Intel is like Microsoft. They panic because they've fucked shit up and start an "acquisition binge". | Mar 24 21:47 |
schestowitz | 6 years ago https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=linux-room-one&num=4 | Mar 24 21:47 |
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DaemonFC | Overpaying for things that they'll either shut down to stop competition or won't utilize efficiently. | Mar 24 21:47 |
DaemonFC | The Simpsons had an episode in the early 90s that's still absolutely Microsoft today. | Mar 24 21:48 |
schestowitz | Michael on the right https://www.phoronix.com/image-viewer.php?id=0x2011&image=xdc_2012day1_5_lrg | Mar 24 21:49 |
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DaemonFC | Bill Gates hears that Homer started a dotcom company and swoops in to buy it and smash up all of the computer equipment in Homer's house even not understanding what the company actually does. | Mar 24 21:49 |
DaemonFC | Their job isn't to acquire things and improve Microsoft. | Mar 24 21:49 |
schestowitz | btw, to clarify | Mar 24 21:50 |
schestowitz | this isn't about the hoarding | Mar 24 21:50 |
DaemonFC | It's to suck the oxygen out of the room so you have to use their products even if they're much worse. | Mar 24 21:50 |
schestowitz | but about the excess gifting | Mar 24 21:50 |
schestowitz | which then results in covert marketing | Mar 24 21:50 |
schestowitz-TR | I'm sure I saw some photos before that I cannot find anymore | Mar 24 21:50 |
DaemonFC | I figure the "chicken shortage" is probably a self-fulfilling prophesy, or they hope it becomes one. | Mar 24 21:50 |
schestowitz-TR | not that they were removed | Mar 24 21:50 |
DaemonFC | The thing they did, schestowitz-TR .... | Mar 24 21:51 |
schestowitz-TR | I just don't know how to refine the search | Mar 24 21:51 |
DaemonFC | Walmart no longer carries much of their generic chicken anymore. | Mar 24 21:51 |
DaemonFC | But is overflowing with Tyson and Perdue. | Mar 24 21:51 |
DaemonFC | Which is essentially price fixing by way of forcing anyone who wants chicken onto the expensive brand. | Mar 24 21:51 |
DaemonFC | I've cooked with both Walmart's brand "freshness guaranteed" and with Tyson and Perdue (when I can find it on markdown), and there's no meaningful quality difference in the food I make that I can discern. | Mar 24 21:52 |
DaemonFC | The Tyson and Perdue labels just mean you'll be paying another $1.50 per pound for that chicken. | Mar 24 21:53 |
DaemonFC | In fact, they owe me class action money still for a chicken price fixing lawsuit they settled last year. | Mar 24 21:53 |
DaemonFC | If you go to every store and the price is exactly the same or never varies by more than a few cents, you've got price fixing. | Mar 24 21:54 |
DaemonFC | One thing Walmart does to make their chicken look less expensive than the same brand at Jewel or Kroger, is Jewel and Kroger charge you for the chicken and tare their scale to disregard the package weight. | Mar 24 21:55 |
DaemonFC | Walmart throws in the weight of the package and charges you a lower unit price. | Mar 24 21:55 |
DaemonFC | In the end, the price you pay for the chicken in the package is roughly the same. | Mar 24 21:55 |
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schestowitz | btw | Mar 24 22:08 |
schestowitz | just did some surveying of twitter | Mar 24 22:08 |
schestowitz | after 3 weeks | Mar 24 22:08 |
schestowitz | posted nothing | Mar 24 22:08 |
schestowitz | just looked around | Mar 24 22:08 |
schestowitz | it's becoming very dead | Mar 24 22:08 |
schestowitz | people whom I know that got like 10 "likes" per tweet years ago are now at 0 or 1 | Mar 24 22:09 |
schestowitz | sometimes 2 | Mar 24 22:09 |
schestowitz | the engagement (what they call it) is down sharply | Mar 24 22:09 |
schestowitz | I hope participation in FB, Twitter, and all these censorship hubs will go down to zero | Mar 24 22:09 |
schestowitz | people might even find out what the Internet really is | Mar 24 22:10 |
schestowitz | Apple Mac LOL https://www.phoronix.com/image-viewer.php?id=0x2011&image=xds2012_nue_mass_lrg | Mar 24 22:11 |
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schestowitz | Is that Keith Packard? https://www.phoronix.com/image-viewer.php?id=0x2011&image=xds2012_nue_prost_lrg | Mar 24 22:12 |
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DaemonFC | Twitter is a dead platform. | Mar 24 22:13 |
DaemonFC | It's full of politicians and corporate PR shit. | Mar 24 22:13 |
DaemonFC | It's totally meaningless now. | Mar 24 22:13 |
schestowitz | https://www.phoronix.com/image-viewer.php?id=0x2011&image=belgium_brussels_fosdem3_lrg | Mar 24 22:13 |
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schestowitz-TR | celebs and politicians | Mar 24 22:14 |
schestowitz-TR | the trouble is, | Mar 24 22:14 |
DaemonFC | They spent years letting Trump break all of their rules and even call for people to be murdered because he drove "engagement". | Mar 24 22:14 |
schestowitz-TR | twitter traffic is down | Mar 24 22:14 |
schestowitz-TR | and twitter channels what's left to high-propfile people | Mar 24 22:14 |
schestowitz-TR | who make twitter seem like it's a busy hub | Mar 24 22:14 |
schestowitz-TR | it does so at the expense of ordinary longtime users | Mar 24 22:14 |
schestowitz-TR | who twitter diverts attention away from | Mar 24 22:14 |
DaemonFC | I don't know exactly how I'll be voting in the upcoming elections. | Mar 24 22:14 |
schestowitz-TR | it's more profitable this way | Mar 24 22:15 |
schestowitz-TR | like TikTok getting caught banning ugly people | Mar 24 22:15 |
DaemonFC | I was considering one of the Republicans because he was on the Metra board of directors and opposed some corrupt CEOs. | Mar 24 22:15 |
DaemonFC | But then I did some digging and he's also being propped up by some anti-gay marriage PAC. | Mar 24 22:15 |
DaemonFC | I have no idea what they think he can accomplish as the governor of Illinois on that front. | Mar 24 22:15 |
DaemonFC | Probably just hoping he can get away with any sort of harassment the platform brings them. | Mar 24 22:16 |
DaemonFC | Metra should have been reformed years ago. | Mar 24 22:16 |
DaemonFC | They need new equipment, but have no money because they kept fares down for so long. | Mar 24 22:16 |
DaemonFC | And they need to modernize ticketing to make fare evasion much harder to raise money for expenses. | Mar 24 22:17 |
DaemonFC | People get away with fare evasion, especially on the lines managed by Union Pacific, because UP doesn't want the contract anymore and they figure if they can bleed Metra like a stuck pig by not checking tickets, Metra will stop fighting them in court. | Mar 24 22:17 |
activelow | gay marriage is a private matter, which politicians or government have no authority over to interfere either supporting or denying it, it's none of their business, to begin with | Mar 24 22:19 |
MinceR | putler disagrees | Mar 24 22:20 |
activelow | too many political supporters of gay marriage peddle with private affairs, which are none of their concerns | Mar 24 22:21 |
activelow | and I remember a documentary broadcasted by Russia Today, some transgender and gay issues, and it wasn't offensive at all | Mar 24 22:22 |
schestowitz-TR | just got good news | Mar 24 22:22 |
DaemonFC | If the government is the one that licenses marriage, then it should be available to all consenting adults on the same terms. | Mar 24 22:22 |
schestowitz-TR | from EPO | Mar 24 22:22 |
schestowitz-TR | the strike was very effective | Mar 24 22:22 |
DaemonFC | I think you'd be nuts to try to manage a polygamous marriage, but if I was making the laws it wouldn't be illegal. | Mar 24 22:22 |
MinceR | marriage is not the state's business | Mar 24 22:23 |
MinceR | they should stay the fuck out of it | Mar 24 22:23 |
DaemonFC | Like everything, they manipulate you using it. | Mar 24 22:23 |
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DaemonFC | They act like it's a right that only exists within their laws. | Mar 24 22:23 |
DaemonFC | Nothing offends the government more than the concept of the natural rights of man. | Mar 24 22:24 |
MinceR | they also try to manipulate people into marrying, typically using the tax system | Mar 24 22:24 |
DaemonFC | Yes, absolutely! | Mar 24 22:24 |
DaemonFC | I pointed out we would have paid 93 times as much in federal income tax if we were single for the most recent year. | Mar 24 22:25 |
DaemonFC | My dad says "You're not really married. You're just taking advantage of a system that was designed for real married couples to make it easier to have children.". | Mar 24 22:25 |
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bnchs | i dont get marriage at all | Mar 24 22:25 |
DaemonFC | I said, "You've been married to Jan for over 20 years, no children, and I doubt you're filing separately on taxes." | Mar 24 22:26 |
bnchs | do you need to sign legal papers for friendship aswell? | Mar 24 22:26 |
DaemonFC | He's barking up the wrong tree. | Mar 24 22:26 |
DaemonFC | Like I don't have anything to fire back with. | Mar 24 22:26 |
DaemonFC | What the hell is his marriage for, under his own "definition", if he doesn't have kids from it and his wife was NEVER capable of having kids and is in her late 60s as well now? | Mar 24 22:27 |
DaemonFC | As far as not being able to have kids goes, his marriage is either as legitimate or illegitimate as a same-sex marriage. | Mar 24 22:27 |
activelow | DaemonFC: children have a right to grow up inside families, with both their mother _and_ their father | Mar 24 22:27 |
DaemonFC | <activelow> DaemonFC: children have a right to grow up inside families, with both their mother _and_ their father | Mar 24 22:27 |
DaemonFC | My parents also violated that, if you consider it to be a right that I had. | Mar 24 22:28 |
DaemonFC | They divorced when I was 15, and when my brother was 6. | Mar 24 22:28 |
activelow | that's why, i am sceptical, about some feminist ideals of same-sex marriage, where fathers are absent | Mar 24 22:28 |
DaemonFC | Then if that's not bad enough, neither one of them wanted to deal with my brother and sent him away to live with my grandmother. | Mar 24 22:29 |
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DaemonFC | While he went off to go pork Jan and mom was with Gonad the Barbarian. | Mar 24 22:29 |
DaemonFC | Dad pretty much just left me in the house alone for weeks on end. | Mar 24 22:29 |
DaemonFC | Totally ignored. | Mar 24 22:29 |
DaemonFC | The upside, I guess, was he wasn't there. | Mar 24 22:29 |
DaemonFC | So I just did whatever I wanted. He left me with money to go grocery shopping and I mean, I got away with a bunch of things an unsupervised teenager would obviously do. | Mar 24 22:30 |
DaemonFC | Invite people over for sex? Why not. Order cigars off the Internet? Go for it. Dad won't be home when the mail gets there. | Mar 24 22:31 |
DaemonFC | For about 2 years, I was left to raise myself. | Mar 24 22:32 |
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DaemonFC | The truancy officer was threatening my parents with being hauled before a judge because I wasn't in school when I was 15. | Mar 24 22:32 |
DaemonFC | Neither of them would enforce me going to school. | Mar 24 22:32 |
DaemonFC | So the second I turned 16, my mom and dad were at the door of the local high school to sign papers to make it legal for me to drop out of high school. | Mar 24 22:33 |
DaemonFC | Then I just went and got my GED instead. It wasn't difficult. Lots of people study for it. They have big books for it and everything. I didn't even learn a lot of what was on the test in school. I just went in there and took it and only missed a few questions along the way. They give you 2.5 hours per half, and each night I was done in 20 minutes or so and asked to use the phone so I could get a ride home. | Mar 24 22:35 |
DaemonFC | That was always kind of my attitude about K-12 education. | Mar 24 22:35 |
DaemonFC | "OMFG THIS IS BORING! I KNOW THIS ALREADY! KILL ME! PLEASE KILL ME!!!!" | Mar 24 22:36 |
DaemonFC | That and the bullying. Lots of bullying going on there. | Mar 24 22:36 |
DaemonFC | The only reason there are 12 grades in school (plus Kindergarten too, if you count it) is because they slow everything down due to the retards in the back of the class. | Mar 24 22:37 |
DaemonFC | And then you're lucky if they cover half the book by the end of the year. | Mar 24 22:37 |
DaemonFC | Then if you're still too retarded, they have a special class for retards that can't get a D in the normal class. | Mar 24 22:38 |
schestowitz-TR | can you reead draft? | Mar 24 22:38 |
DaemonFC | This is why people who care about their kids and want them to succeed don't act like my dad did. | Mar 24 22:38 |
DaemonFC | "I PAY TAXES FOR IT SO YOU'RE GOING THERE, DAMMIT!" | Mar 24 22:39 |
DaemonFC | They put their kids in private schools. | Mar 24 22:39 |
DaemonFC | And that's why we need school choice vouchers. | Mar 24 22:39 |
DaemonFC | 1. To break corrupt public unions like Chicago Teachers Union. 2. So the kids who want to learn have a fighting chance. | Mar 24 22:39 |
DaemonFC | <schestowitz-TR> can you reead draft? | Mar 24 22:39 |
DaemonFC | Yeah | Mar 24 22:39 |
schestowitz | http://techrights.org/2022/03/24/epo-fake-patents-plunge-in-number/ | Mar 24 22:40 |
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DaemonFC | Public school is what you get when you give education to the government. | Mar 24 22:40 |
DaemonFC | The government doesn't want the people going there to be smart enough to see that they're surrounded by bullshit. | Mar 24 22:40 |
DaemonFC | So it educates them, but only to a certain point. | Mar 24 22:40 |
DaemonFC | "Highest result" | Mar 24 22:41 |
DaemonFC | Do you mean "Lowest"? | Mar 24 22:41 |
schestowitz-TR | i will calarify | Mar 24 22:42 |
MinceR | (cat) (audio:important) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9mK3wFkGFvg | Mar 24 22:43 |
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DaemonFC | "surveyed stuff" | Mar 24 22:43 |
DaemonFC | staff? | Mar 24 22:43 |
DaemonFC | Although, people are stuff, that's a little rude to call them that. | Mar 24 22:43 |
DaemonFC | :) | Mar 24 22:43 |
schestowitz-TR | yes, saw and ciorected that since | Mar 24 22:43 |
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techrights-news | With EPO Strike Participation in the Thousands, European Patents Plunge in Number | Techrights ⚓ http://techrights.org/2022/03/24/epo-fake-patents-plunge-in-number/ | ♾ Gemini address: gemini://gemini.techrights.org/2022/03/24/epo-fake-patents-plunge-in-number/ | Mar 24 22:47 |
DaemonFC | "Orsk, a Russian warship, was recently featured as part of a lengthy news report on the pro-Putin international TV network, RT. The next day the ship exploded in Ukraine. | Mar 24 22:50 |
DaemonFC | The television piece opens with drone video looking down on the Orsk as the reporter mentions the vessel by name. As the camera shows an armored personnel carrier being slowly lifted off the ship, the reporter declares, “This is a unique sight: a Russian naval armada at a port which Ukrainian troops had abandoned without a fight, leaving its facilities entirely intact.” | Mar 24 22:50 |
DaemonFC | Later, standing on deck, the reporter reveals some of the ship’s weaponry, including two large naval guns, before going on to detail the ship’s main function as a landing vessel. " | Mar 24 22:50 |
DaemonFC | :) | Mar 24 22:50 |
DaemonFC | Two other Russian ships were heavily damaged as well. | Mar 24 22:50 |
DaemonFC | Potentially beyond repair. | Mar 24 22:50 |
DaemonFC | But the fact that the Orsk was featured on RT the day before being blown up by "Ukrainian forces that abandoned the port without a fight" (RT) was hilarious. | Mar 24 22:51 |
DaemonFC | I'm certain that unless the Russians have VPNs and read that the Orsk was blown up, there will certainly be nobody telling them about it. | Mar 24 22:52 |
DaemonFC | XRevan86, ^ :) | Mar 24 22:52 |
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DaemonFC | Okay, RT seems to be in Third Gear of bullshit now. | Mar 24 22:54 |
DaemonFC | They're targeting readers on their English language site with anti-American propaganda. | Mar 24 22:54 |
DaemonFC | First it was mostly just lies about how their war was going. | Mar 24 22:55 |
DaemonFC | Now they barely talk about the war and start talking about how messed up America supposedly is. Maybe it's for their own sake. | Mar 24 22:55 |
DaemonFC | The average Russian has been on a declining standard of living since the USSR fell apart, and it wasn't that great to begin with. | Mar 24 22:56 |
DaemonFC | The average Russian man is lucky to make it much past 60. | Mar 24 22:56 |
DaemonFC | Here, you're usually planning to be around for 20 or 30 more years at that point. | Mar 24 22:56 |
DaemonFC | schestowitz-TR, I started taking blood pressure medicine a couple of days ago. | Mar 24 22:58 |
schestowitz-TR | at age 38? | Mar 24 22:58 |
DaemonFC | I went to the doctor because it started regularly running too high, and I took care of the problem. | Mar 24 22:58 |
DaemonFC | Oh, John's was so high he was on it at 20. | Mar 24 22:58 |
DaemonFC | I took him to the doctor to get on it because he let it run sky high and then got nose bleeds. | Mar 24 22:59 |
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DaemonFC | So when we got the blood pressure under control, I took him to another doctor and had them cauterize the artery so it wouldn't bleed. | Mar 24 22:59 |
DaemonFC | It told him if he came off the blood pressure medicine then he would be doing kidney damage and most likely stroke out by the time he was my age, and that the nose bleeds would come back. | Mar 24 22:59 |
DaemonFC | A few months in he stopped taking it. | Mar 24 23:00 |
DaemonFC | Nose bleeds came right back. | Mar 24 23:00 |
DaemonFC | schestowitz-TR, Yeah, I'm on a different type of medication than John or my mother or father or brother are on. | Mar 24 23:00 |
DaemonFC | It's a newer one with fewer side effects. | Mar 24 23:00 |
schestowitz | DaemonFC: http://techrights.org/2022/03/24/the-tony-lists-registry/ | Mar 24 23:00 |
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DaemonFC | Well, John _was on_, rather. | Mar 24 23:01 |
DaemonFC | I keep trying to fix people who don't seem to actually appreciate the help. | Mar 24 23:01 |
DaemonFC | You'd think not wanting your heart to explode would be incentive enough to fill a cheap generic medicine. | Mar 24 23:01 |
DaemonFC | But nooooooooo. | Mar 24 23:01 |
DaemonFC | An ex of mine had a stroke at 35. | Mar 24 23:02 |
DaemonFC | 35! | Mar 24 23:02 |
DaemonFC | He smokes though. | Mar 24 23:02 |
DaemonFC | That never helps anything. | Mar 24 23:02 |
schestowitz-TR | you smoked also | Mar 24 23:02 |
DaemonFC | A little bit. Not like that. | Mar 24 23:02 |
DaemonFC | Smoking is all kinds of bad for the heart. | Mar 24 23:03 |
DaemonFC | So I'm sure it played a role in him having a stroke. | Mar 24 23:03 |
DaemonFC | It raises your bad cholesterol, destroys the good cholesterol, increases triglycerides, and increases blood pressure directly. | Mar 24 23:03 |
DaemonFC | For some people they can solve their high blood pressure entirely just by quitting cigarettes. It's the only reason it's high. | Mar 24 23:04 |
DaemonFC | For others, the cigarettes certainly make it worse. | Mar 24 23:04 |
DaemonFC | The doctor started me on Irbesartan. | Mar 24 23:05 |
DaemonFC | I had not heard of it before because a lot of the doctors still like to use lisinopril. | Mar 24 23:05 |
DaemonFC | Lisinopril is much more likely to cause you to faint. | Mar 24 23:06 |
DaemonFC | My dad was on it when he was my age. It was brand-only then, called Zestril. | Mar 24 23:06 |
DaemonFC | And Dr. Botkin put him on it. | Mar 24 23:06 |
DaemonFC | I remember my dad passing out a couple of times because he stood up too fast. | Mar 24 23:07 |
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DaemonFC | schestowitz-TR, It also caused him to pass out on roller coasters. | Mar 24 23:07 |
DaemonFC | But he still went on them. | Mar 24 23:07 |
schestowitz-TR | He feltOK | Mar 24 23:08 |
DaemonFC | The medications work by relaxing your blood vessels, so anything that causes a sudden large change in blood pressure can cause fainting. | Mar 24 23:08 |
DaemonFC | Or lightheadedness. | Mar 24 23:08 |
DaemonFC | schestowitz-TR, Yes, you mentioned Ahnuld. | Mar 24 23:08 |
DaemonFC | And how he was alive only because medicine gave him years back that he squandered. | Mar 24 23:09 |
DaemonFC | With the steroids and the cigars. | Mar 24 23:09 |
DaemonFC | My dad is alive because medicine gave him years back that he took from himself by smoking and having a really shitty diet. | Mar 24 23:09 |
DaemonFC | Same with grandma, and mom, and my brother. | Mar 24 23:09 |
DaemonFC | And me too I suppose, at some point. | Mar 24 23:10 |
DaemonFC | The body is capable of self-repair to an extent, but putting unnecessary stress on it isn't a great idea. | Mar 24 23:10 |
DaemonFC | One reason why people who get their vaccines live longer, statistically, is because being sick with vaccine-preventable illnesses are very hard on you. | Mar 24 23:11 |
DaemonFC | Even the flu. | Mar 24 23:11 |
DaemonFC | All of that inflammation just from the flu can mean the difference between getting and not getting dementia (or getting dementia earlier or more severe) later in life. | Mar 24 23:12 |
DaemonFC | The damage is cumulative. | Mar 24 23:12 |
techrights-news | What's "magic" about it? Nothing. Pure hype from Apple. I had a better portable keyboard 20 years ago. https://www.maketecheasier.com/deal/deal-apple-magic-keyboard-for-11-ipad-pro/ | Mar 24 23:12 |
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DaemonFC | The Alzheimer's Foundation recommends getting your flu shots. | Mar 24 23:12 |
DaemonFC | But mom won't hear any of it. | Mar 24 23:12 |
DaemonFC | She's convinced the vaccine causes dementia. | Mar 24 23:12 |
DaemonFC | Even though we have stats on groups that do get the flu shots, and those that don't. Observational studies, right? | Mar 24 23:13 |
DaemonFC | And there's a sharp difference, in favor, of the group that got their flu shots. | Mar 24 23:13 |
techrights-news | Microsoft Windows TCO https://us-cert.cisa.gov/ncas/current-activity/2022/03/24/state-sponsored-russian-cyber-actors-targeted-energy-sector-2011 | Mar 24 23:13 |
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DaemonFC | Modern medicine is terrific. I wish that more people could afford it. | Mar 24 23:14 |
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DaemonFC | Obamacare has driven out people who could previously pay cash to see their doctor and fill their maintenance meds. Forced them to buy junk insurance that doesn't kick in until they've spent $9,000 that year. | Mar 24 23:14 |
DaemonFC | Although that's a lot easier when medication costs have more than tripled, and seeing the doctor is 12 times more expensive. | Mar 24 23:15 |
DaemonFC | On balance, it's damaged people more than it is worth, by a factor of at least 10. | Mar 24 23:15 |
DaemonFC | Health Insurance companies are not "healthcare" they don't provide anything. | Mar 24 23:16 |
DaemonFC | They take in a dollar, pay out about 60 cents in "healthcare" telling you what you're allowed to have. | Mar 24 23:16 |
DaemonFC | The top line discounts are from forming an illegal cartel with hospitals and doctors groups to bill an insane fake price, and only give discounts to people with "insurance". | Mar 24 23:16 |
DaemonFC | This isn't much less corrupt than the mafia selling you "fire insurance". | Mar 24 23:17 |
DaemonFC | If you have no insurance, they'll ruin your "credit rating".....blackmail. | Mar 24 23:17 |
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DaemonFC | And potentially the only way to preclude a lawsuit would be to negotiate to pay 40-50% of the amount to the collection agency to keep it out of court. | Mar 24 23:18 |
DaemonFC | The Democrats have been worse on healthcare than the Republicans ever were. | Mar 24 23:18 |
DaemonFC | At least when the Republicans let everyone fend for themselves, the doctors had to charge less because otherwise they couldn't get the business to fill all of their time slots. | Mar 24 23:19 |
techrights-news | Foundries and Arduino Team To Patch IoT Devices http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/162945#comment-33184 | Mar 24 23:19 |
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.tuxmachines.org | Portenta X8 is the first Linux Arduino board | Tux Machines | Mar 24 23:19 | |
DaemonFC | MinceR is right about the Democrats. He gets what's happening here. | Mar 24 23:19 |
DaemonFC | Their goal is to obviously destroy their party by ruining people with "help" they didn't need and "taxes" they can't afford, and to make them so pissed off by saying they are all "entitled and privileged" for being white and living in the ghetto. | Mar 24 23:20 |
MinceR | i don't remember saying that | Mar 24 23:21 |
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techrights-news | 'Solutions' (gimmicks) in search of a REAL problem https://www.maketecheasier.com/scan-qr-code-from-image-mobile/ | Mar 24 23:22 |
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DaemonFC | <MinceR> i don't remember saying that | Mar 24 23:31 |
DaemonFC | Might have been SJWs. | Mar 24 23:31 |
DaemonFC | They're letting all of the fake SJWs like Matt Gulag have a "voice". | Mar 24 23:31 |
DaemonFC | He can richsplain and whitesplain to black people why they're suffering. | Mar 24 23:32 |
DaemonFC | While he, a rich white man, who has to send Roy hate mail, sees no irony. | Mar 24 23:32 |
techrights-news | Proprietary Software on Display • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/162960 | Mar 24 23:36 |
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