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| DaemonFC | I mixed up that 8 ounce car wash concentrate with some dehumidifier water and went over the car again. It got pretty filthy while it was sitting there waiting for that guy to get around to it. | May 29 00:25 |
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| DaemonFC | https://matrix-client.matrix.org/_matrix/media/r0/download/matrix.org/NWWElOfhMKQrqjzUCLPOotdJ | May 29 00:25 |
| MinceR | lol @ qubes | May 29 00:25 |
| DaemonFC | I like this Aero Cosmetics stuff. I'll buy it again. | May 29 00:26 |
| MinceR | because the only thing that makes your OS more secure than running systemd... is running more instances of systemd. | May 29 00:26 |
| DaemonFC | The dehumidifier water makes great stuff to reconstitute it with because it has no minerals in it. | May 29 00:26 |
| DaemonFC | So you get your car washed and waxed in one go and you don't leave any spots on it. | May 29 00:26 |
| chicksahoy | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=psiJuczEoSE | May 29 00:26 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-@Invidious: https://y.com.sb/watch?v=psiJuczEoSE | May 29 00:26 | |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights--> y.com.sb | Digital Anti Repression Workshop - Jacob Appelbaum Part 1/2 - April 26 2012 - Invidious | May 29 00:26 | |
| chicksahoy | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s9fByRmAHgU | May 29 00:26 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-@Invidious: https://invidious.privacy.gd/watch?v=s9fByRmAHgU | May 29 00:26 | |
| DaemonFC | I picked up some windshield washer fluid concentrate too. | May 29 00:26 |
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| DaemonFC | I can reconstitute that with dehumidifier water. | May 29 00:27 |
| DaemonFC | It makes 8 gallons and it won't freeze in the winter, and it cost me $6.95, so that's like the price of three gallons ready to use. | May 29 00:27 |
| DaemonFC | schestowitz_TR2, The flatkill troll (on github) recommends Qubes OS and says "It's not Linux." and that "Linux is dangerous. Use Windows 10.". | May 29 00:28 |
| DaemonFC | MinceR, Your car is dangerous. Buy a Pinto! Or a Kia. Kias are probably easier to find now. It's the same thing really. | May 29 00:29 |
| MinceR | lol | May 29 00:31 |
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| MinceR | lol @ qubes being "not Linux" | May 29 00:31 |
| matey | you know geordi was too nice to say it | May 29 00:31 |
| matey | but picard would have never made it in engineering | May 29 00:31 |
| MinceR | :> | May 29 00:31 |
| matey | i mean he wouldnt have even made it in tech support | May 29 00:32 |
| matey | i used to have a modem with FIVE lights on the front-- how am i supposed to tell him? | May 29 00:32 |
| matey | THERE ARE FOUR LIGHTS! | May 29 00:32 |
| MinceR | lol | May 29 00:32 |
| matey | actually i take it back, thats every tech support call ive ever had | May 29 00:32 |
| matey | he would be perfect for that, if the starship captain thing doesnt work out | May 29 00:32 |
| matey | hello this is jean-luc, have you tried tuhhhning it Ohn and Ohf again? | May 29 00:33 |
| matey | "hello, jean-luc" | May 29 00:33 |
| matey | "q! i told you, unless you have a problem with your internet connection not to call me here!" | May 29 00:33 |
| matey | "oh well, it just so happens ive subscribed" | May 29 00:33 |
| matey | "why? youre om-nip-o-tent, you dont NEED an internet connection" | May 29 00:34 |
| matey | "yes, but i thought itd be so fun to have one you humans diagnose the issues with it" | May 29 00:34 |
| matey | "whats the problem?" | May 29 00:34 |
| matey | "its in another galaxy." | May 29 00:34 |
| matey | "well, i dont handle that sort of problem anymore" | May 29 00:34 |
| matey | om-nip-o-tent is how he pronounces it, you see | May 29 00:35 |
| MinceR | lol | May 29 00:35 |
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| matey | its subtle, but the shakespearan "penchant" is sort of a H-omage to what kirk did | May 29 00:36 |
| matey | KIRK! you dont-- NEED-- an-- internet connection! | May 29 00:37 |
| matey | JEAN-LUC-- you dont NEEEEEEED an internet connection | May 29 00:37 |
| matey | continutity is very important to star trek | May 29 00:37 |
| matey | but ONLY from series to series | May 29 00:37 |
| matey | NOT from episode to episode or season to season, obviously | May 29 00:37 |
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| matey | continutity <- i did it again | May 29 00:38 |
| matey | "it's 'conti-nyuuudity... | May 29 00:38 |
| matey | "no! no its not | May 29 00:38 |
| matey | "where are your closing quotes? | May 29 00:38 |
| matey | "rick berman ran off with them, he said he had an idea | May 29 00:38 |
| matey | "go to red alert | May 29 00:38 |
| chicksahoy | Citizenfour was an awesome documentary | May 29 00:39 |
| matey | im pretty sure all tech support on earth is done by cardassian interrogators | May 29 00:40 |
| matey | "im going to sent a reset packet to your modem, that should fix the problem" | May 29 00:41 |
| matey | "no it wont! that doesnt do anything at all, and the problem is clearly on your side!" | May 29 00:41 |
| matey | "what makes you think that?" | May 29 00:41 |
| matey | "probably because your isp is on fire and all the lights are out, and no one else in the city has a connection either" | May 29 00:41 |
| matey | "well, we can just send reset packets to them, too" | May 29 00:41 |
| matey | "yes, but how!" | May 29 00:41 |
| matey | "mobile?" | May 29 00:42 |
| matey | i reset packet is a completely imaginary thing, like a wotsit | May 29 00:46 |
| matey | so is a reset packet, but its a different type | May 29 00:47 |
| matey | a reset packet is a half truth, and therefore a half-lie | May 29 00:47 |
| matey | what it really means is | May 29 00:47 |
| matey | they know theres a problem on their side, as you havent actually changed your setup at all, but now it has stopped working. | May 29 00:47 |
| matey | but, if it was a SERIOUS problem, they would probably mention it (probably) | May 29 00:48 |
| matey | so really, a reset packet is a thing they made up that means "we know theres a problem, its just not serious enough for us to admit it and service will be back soon" | May 29 00:48 |
| matey | but you have to call and get a reset packet in order for them to tell you this | May 29 00:48 |
| DaemonFC | I noticed Capital One has a lot of different phone numbers. | May 29 00:48 |
| matey | or, you can NOT call and guess how serious it is instead of simply getting a reset packet. | May 29 00:49 |
| DaemonFC | If you have a Savor One card, you can call that number and it sends you to someone in the US. | May 29 00:49 |
| DaemonFC | If you have the Quicksilver or Walmart Rewards cards, those send you to the Philippines. | May 29 00:49 |
| matey | alternatively, a reset packet is a digital version of a communion wafer, except for modems | May 29 00:49 |
| matey | some modems are religious and this is what they have to receive each week in order to stay in good graces with their virtual deity | May 29 00:50 |
| matey | but i like my first theory better | May 29 00:50 |
| matey | very observant modems will pretend to have connection problems, just to receive it | May 29 00:50 |
| matey | their god is willing to overlook this little white lie, as long as its for a higher cause | May 29 00:51 |
| matey | this puts the isp in the role of the church | May 29 00:51 |
| matey | but personally im surprised they havent already said theyre "bigger than jesus" like the beatles did | May 29 00:52 |
| matey | i think some of the isps in the states already claim to be "bigger than satan" | May 29 00:54 |
| matey | at&t handed out shirts with this slogan at one of their annual picnics | May 29 00:55 |
| matey | ibm replied "no, you arent bigger than me" | May 29 00:55 |
| matey | but thats a marketshare argument, the same kind that makes windows seem like it matters | May 29 00:56 |
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| matey | i found out what happens when you mock a modems religious beliefs | May 29 01:41 |
| matey | but i think the issue was simpler than that and slightly more technical | May 29 01:41 |
| matey | new labour managed to hollow out the "welfare state" more efficiently than thatcher, according to some (british) right wing paper | May 29 01:41 |
| matey | this is way more relevant than it sounds | May 29 01:41 |
| matey | blair signed onto (perpetrated, participated directly in) war crimes, but beyond that | May 29 01:42 |
| matey | relevant because while in office his foreign policy was no different from putins | May 29 01:42 |
| matey | though xrevan may protest (i welcome him to do so) | May 29 01:42 |
| matey | i think the similarities are more important, which isnt the same as saying the differences are irrelevant | May 29 01:42 |
| matey | i wanted to mention the hypocrisy of new labour talking about progress | May 29 01:43 |
| matey | they moved towards authoritarianism-- towards pushing people into destitution | May 29 01:43 |
| matey | towards policies that disenfranchised so many people on both sides of the aisle that it contributed to brexit (imo) | May 29 01:44 |
| matey | but after gutting nhs, gutting help for single mums, gutting human rights and even mass murdering people in a country they had about as much business in as putin has in ukraine | May 29 01:45 |
| matey | blair has the nerve to describe today (that is, this year) his term as one of PROGRESS! | May 29 01:45 |
| matey | what he did was turn the labour party into a complete farce | May 29 01:45 |
| matey | since then, others have come along and made it worse still | May 29 01:46 |
| matey | but theyll call it progress | May 29 01:46 |
| matey | this is not even anti-labour, its anti bullshit | May 29 01:46 |
| matey | gutting something and calling it progress should sound familiar to anyone who gives a shit about free software | May 29 01:46 |
| matey | because thats what theyve been doing since 2019 | May 29 01:46 |
| matey | gutting it and calling it progress | May 29 01:46 |
| matey | its not an isolated thing at all | May 29 01:46 |
| matey | more like a sign of the times | May 29 01:46 |
| matey | (no, not those times. though mincer has his fingers crossed) | May 29 01:47 |
| matey | ibm and red hat, same deal | May 29 01:47 |
| matey | we dont want to gut red hat | May 29 01:47 |
| matey | we just want to fund it | May 29 01:47 |
| matey | who believed them? | May 29 01:47 |
| matey | who believed it would get better with ibm owning it? | May 29 01:47 |
| matey | because everyone knows, the real problem red hat was having was lack of funding | May 29 01:48 |
| matey | it wasnt lack of integrity, abundance of greed, megalomania or anything like THAT | May 29 01:48 |
| matey | they only needed more money to thrive | May 29 01:48 |
| matey | now they have it, everything is great | May 29 01:48 |
| matey | oh, wait, no | May 29 01:49 |
| matey | its much worse | May 29 01:49 |
| matey | whos surprised? | May 29 01:49 |
| matey | id like to see the labour party fix itself | May 29 01:49 |
| matey | unlike the fsf, i think its a distinct possibility | May 29 01:49 |
| matey | why? | May 29 01:49 |
| matey | unlike with the fsf, there are loads of people committed to restoring the left wing spirit of the labour party | May 29 01:49 |
| matey | of course like the fsf, those people have fuck-all in terms of power and influence at the moment | May 29 01:50 |
| matey | well, thats not entirely true. theyre building it slowly | May 29 01:50 |
| matey | gradually taking it back (unlike the fsf) | May 29 01:50 |
| matey | it IS possible to do it | May 29 01:50 |
| matey | but only if you have enough people who know what theyre doing | May 29 01:50 |
| matey | and of course, none of this is (anytime soon) reflected in the candiates | May 29 01:50 |
| matey | theyre as bad as ever, and the people who actually want progress arent fooled by this nonsense | May 29 01:51 |
| matey | (again, a parallel-- the few people who actually believe free software is about freedom arent fooled by all this horseshit coming out of the fsf lately) | May 29 01:51 |
| matey | progress is not about tiny reforms that are followed by two steps back | May 29 01:51 |
| matey | if all you can get is a tiny reform-- you call it what it is, and keep fighting for more | May 29 01:52 |
| matey | you dont say "oh hey, this is great! WE WON!" | May 29 01:52 |
| matey | open source does that | May 29 01:52 |
| matey | it does reform tony blair style-- kill hundreds of thousands of iraqis for profit, put single mums on the street and say its PROGRESS | May 29 01:53 |
| matey | open source is what red hat is all about | May 29 01:53 |
| matey | its the new labour of free software | May 29 01:53 |
| matey | this is by all means, the fake left | May 29 01:54 |
| matey | but its not the party i dislike, its the people who have taken it over, who are fraunds | May 29 01:54 |
| matey | fucksake | May 29 01:54 |
| matey | frauds | May 29 01:54 |
| matey | they may also be fronds | May 29 01:55 |
| matey | all mr stallman is going to do from now on | May 29 01:55 |
| matey | is kowtow to tiny reforms and endorse them, and wave like the queen | May 29 01:55 |
| matey | but like with new labour, these tiny reforms are actually steps backwards, framed to look like steps forward | May 29 01:56 |
| matey | its not progress when mums suddenly cant pay the rent or feed her kids | May 29 01:56 |
| matey | its not progress when a million cameras go up on every corner | May 29 01:56 |
| matey | its not progress when every browser has fucking telemetry | May 29 01:56 |
| matey | but the worthless software foundation will find a way to make it sound good | May 29 01:57 |
| matey | because they want your money | May 29 01:57 |
| matey | sure, they can always get handouts from corporations | May 29 01:57 |
| matey | but that looks bad | May 29 01:57 |
| matey | they want YOU to make them look like they stand for anything | May 29 01:57 |
| matey | especially, more than ever, now that they stand for FUCK ALL | May 29 01:57 |
| matey | though people who know better wont fall for it | May 29 01:57 |
| matey | that goes without saying | May 29 01:57 |
| matey | but there are people who claim to know anything that DO fall for it | May 29 01:58 |
| matey | or act like they do | May 29 01:58 |
| matey | we should feel sorry for those people | May 29 01:58 |
| matey | but not too much | May 29 01:58 |
| matey | after all, theyre part of the problem | May 29 01:58 |
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| matey | they dont have to be, but they are for now | May 29 01:59 |
| matey | and just like pretending that the fsf stands for anything, when its plainly clear they dont | May 29 01:59 |
| matey | pretending that anyone is helping by propping up bullshit is the same problem on a local level | May 29 02:00 |
| matey | and just as pointless | May 29 02:00 |
| matey | people shouldnt live in fear of saying its bullshit | May 29 02:00 |
| matey | but thats what all this pc bullshit was about | May 29 02:00 |
| matey | its not because they care | May 29 02:00 |
| matey | its because they dont want people to be able to say what a worthless job theyre doing | May 29 02:00 |
| matey | they came in to replace the regime with nothing at all | May 29 02:00 |
| matey | theyve done it | May 29 02:00 |
| matey | now, you cant say it | May 29 02:00 |
| matey | they want you to think you cant say it | May 29 02:00 |
| matey | but the more people say how shit it is, the more likely progress will come, from somewhere | May 29 02:01 |
| matey | not from the fsf, theyve sold out | May 29 02:01 |
| matey | theyre open source now | May 29 02:01 |
| matey | theyre not the fsf | May 29 02:01 |
| matey | never will be | May 29 02:01 |
| matey | the only group of people working their arses off to change the fsf are the shills | May 29 02:01 |
| matey | and the lukewarm shits who love tiny reforms that are really steps backward | May 29 02:02 |
| matey | lieplanet is their celebration of mediocrity | May 29 02:02 |
| matey | the freedom ladder to nowhere | May 29 02:02 |
| matey | in ten years, the freedom ladder will be propped up against an alley wall, holding a sign asking for spare change | May 29 02:03 |
| matey | on a nearby corner maybe the fsf will be doing the same | May 29 02:03 |
| matey | in ten years, the freedom ladder will look less well-taken care of than stallman ever has been (or has allegedly been) | May 29 02:03 |
| matey | i mean hes not that much worse off than john lennon ffs | May 29 02:04 |
| matey | one was a hacker, the other a world star | May 29 02:04 |
| matey | both were assassinated by people who are sociopathic and insane | May 29 02:04 |
| matey | who simply wanted to make a name for themselves | May 29 02:05 |
| matey | at his expense | May 29 02:05 |
| matey | but the freedom ladder is such a joke | May 29 02:05 |
| matey | because the people who talk about it dont know where theyre going | May 29 02:05 |
| matey | or what theyre doing | May 29 02:05 |
| matey | they have no plan | May 29 02:05 |
| matey | they dont understand freedom-- at all | May 29 02:05 |
| matey | they dont stand for anything, clearly | May 29 02:05 |
| matey | they bullshit themselves so they can bullshit other people, so they can raise funds THAT DO NOTHING | May 29 02:06 |
| matey | so they can have fake reforms that go backwards | May 29 02:06 |
| matey | AND THATS "the freedom ladder" | May 29 02:06 |
| matey | its definite step down | May 29 02:06 |
| matey | just like stallmans | May 29 02:06 |
| matey | the future is ugly | May 29 02:07 |
| matey | if we were drunk with anything, its sobriety now | May 29 02:07 |
| matey | waking up next an ugly unrecognisable face | May 29 02:07 |
| matey | that used to be free software | May 29 02:07 |
| matey | people will cling to the past, but that only gets you so much | May 29 02:08 |
| matey | at some people theyll have to deal with this ugly future | May 29 02:08 |
| matey | SOME PEOPLE are going to instead believe these liars and hopeless hopers | May 29 02:08 |
| matey | and see if they have anything to say at all | May 29 02:08 |
| matey | spoiler: they have nothing to say | May 29 02:08 |
| matey | because they dont know anything about freedom | May 29 02:08 |
| matey | freedom is hard work | May 29 02:09 |
| matey | these people came in and thought they could make it easier | May 29 02:09 |
| matey | thought it was hard because stallman made it difficult | May 29 02:09 |
| matey | freedom is difficult | May 29 02:09 |
| matey | if you get rid of the people who understand it, it doesnt get easier | May 29 02:09 |
| matey | because it wasnt them who made it so much trouble | May 29 02:09 |
| matey | surprise, it was freedom itself thats an insufferable pain in the arse | May 29 02:09 |
| matey | you thought stallman was bad? | May 29 02:09 |
| matey | wait until you (lieplanet cunts) see a mirror someday | May 29 02:09 |
| matey | stallman wasnt half as bad | May 29 02:10 |
| matey | no one wants anything to do with a bunch of know-nothing lying cunts who think the fsf wasnt authoritarian enough | May 29 02:10 |
| matey | new labour | May 29 02:10 |
| matey | its not labour at all | May 29 02:10 |
| matey | new fsf | May 29 02:10 |
| matey | its not free software at all | May 29 02:10 |
| matey | lots of luck, fuckers | May 29 02:10 |
| matey | there will be free software | May 29 02:11 |
| matey | it wont come from these pretenders | May 29 02:11 |
| matey | who know nothing about it | May 29 02:11 |
| matey | we knew they were fakes when they were taking over | May 29 02:11 |
| matey | now theyve taken over. still fake as hell | May 29 02:11 |
| matey | you want obedience, youll have obedient fools | May 29 02:12 |
| matey | free software will come from people who dont get permission | May 29 02:14 |
| matey | not from stallman | May 29 02:14 |
| matey | not from corporations | May 29 02:14 |
| matey | not from lieplanet | May 29 02:14 |
| matey | only now its going to take longer | May 29 02:14 |
| matey | thats what counterrevolutions do | May 29 02:14 |
| matey | they slow things down | May 29 02:14 |
| DaemonFC | <matey> alternatively, a reset packet is a digital version of a communion wafer, except for modems | May 29 02:14 |
| matey | not insignificantly | May 29 02:14 |
| DaemonFC | I thought you couldn't take communion if you had an abortion. | May 29 02:15 |
| matey | weve lost a good decade to shit like this | May 29 02:15 |
| matey | but the counterrevolution is decades old | May 29 02:15 |
| matey | the movement still had enough momentum that a decade into open source | May 29 02:16 |
| matey | free software was still going | May 29 02:16 |
| matey | from 2011 it started to slow down, and since 2014 its been in a slow reverse | May 29 02:16 |
| matey | history repeats itself-- first as a tragedy | May 29 02:16 |
| matey | then as a farce | May 29 02:16 |
| matey | the fsf is that farce. lieplanet is that farce | May 29 02:16 |
| matey | for software to be free, now it will have to move past ALL of that | May 29 02:17 |
| matey | or, it can play pretend, with a bunch of idiots who make arts and crafts out of their armpit hair or something | May 29 02:17 |
| matey | and have the audacity (the gall as well as the shitty telemetry-laden former application) to say stallmans weird | May 29 02:18 |
| matey | thats what happens when everything is run by hypocrites and backstabbers | May 29 02:18 |
| matey | seriously | May 29 02:18 |
| matey | what did you suspect? | May 29 02:18 |
| matey | people think if we pretend its getting better, it magically will | May 29 02:20 |
| matey | not if we cant be honest | May 29 02:20 |
| matey | when they ban honesty, its clear they cant work within that sort of restriction | May 29 02:20 |
| matey | they need to be able to bullshit people | May 29 02:20 |
| matey | for their plan to work | May 29 02:20 |
| matey | that by itself should clue people in to what the future looks like | May 29 02:20 |
| matey | they didnt ban criticism of the people who came before, obviously | May 29 02:21 |
| matey | youre only banned from criticising the changes | May 29 02:21 |
| matey | what else do you need to know about the new fsf | May 29 02:21 |
| matey | what else would be necessary to prove what its future looks like? | May 29 02:21 |
| matey | some people just want to pretend | May 29 02:22 |
| matey | thats fine. but theyre idiots | May 29 02:22 |
| matey | whats more, they wont bring us anything but fake reforms, fake progress, steps backwards | May 29 02:22 |
| matey | thats enough reason to not suck up to them | May 29 02:22 |
| matey | other than the fact that they dont deserve respect | May 29 02:22 |
| matey | who respects such people? | May 29 02:23 |
| matey | only the same sort of person | May 29 02:23 |
| matey | idiots, fakes. shills. | May 29 02:23 |
| matey | but lets be nice. there are more suckers than deliberate shills | May 29 02:23 |
| matey | shills never learn. suckers sometimes get smarter | May 29 02:23 |
| matey | so we can hope for the best in that regard, as long as we dont get too optimistic | May 29 02:24 |
| matey | but sucking up to them is a hilarious non-plan sort of plan | May 29 02:24 |
| matey | its fine, if you like useless | May 29 02:24 |
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| techrights-news | ✩░▒▓▆▅▃▂▁𝐁𝐔𝐋𝐋𝐄𝐓𝐈𝐍▁▂▃▅▆▓▒░✩ Yesterday's bulletin is now ready! 🅷🆃🆃🅿: http://techrights.org/txt-archives/techrights-2022-05-28.txt | 🅶🅴🅼🅸🅽🅸 gemini://gemini.techrights.org/tr_text_version/techrights-2022-05-28.txt (tentative address, to work an hour from now) | May 29 02:52 |
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| DaemonFC | MinceR, I'm bidding on a Bose Wave Radio III. | May 29 03:04 |
| DaemonFC | Just for the hell of it. | May 29 03:04 |
| DaemonFC | If I can get it cheaply enough then it might be worth it. | May 29 03:04 |
| techrights-ipfs-bot | ☞ Gemini requests since start of month: 448650 total • Total number of pages in capsule: 40825 • Active: active (running) since Fri 2022-05-27 10:17:06 BST; 1 day 16h ago | May 29 03:05 |
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| techrights-ipfs-bot | ☞ New daily bulletin is now being generated and assembled. | May 29 03:07 |
| techrights-ipfs-bot | QmaXs6nissBVhNYAYHVGqvFS4Kfy7Nq2ECoYf2jAVZYgbq | May 29 03:08 |
| techrights-ipfs-bot | ☞ New daily bulletin has just been added to IPFS, hereon retrievable with the CID above. | May 29 03:08 |
| DaemonFC | MinceR, The Wave Music System IV gets mixed reviews. | May 29 03:56 |
| DaemonFC | A lot of people are saying it eats their CDs and won't give them back or play them and the whole thing dies after 6-7 months. | May 29 03:56 |
| DaemonFC | Well, that was $500+tax well spent. | May 29 03:56 |
| techrights-ipfs-bot | ▕ IPFS downstream, 60 mins: ▃▄▅▆▅▅▇▆▇▆█▆▆▇▆▄▆▆▆▇▆▆▆▇▅▅▆▇▇▇▇▅▁ avg(k/sec) 35.20 ▕ IPFS upstream: ▁▁▂▂▁▁▂▁▂▁▂▁▁▂▂▁▂▁▂▂▁▁▁▁▂▁▂▁▁▁▂▁▁▂▁▂▁ avg(k/sec) 4.93▕ swarm size (avg): 414.53 ⟲ | May 29 03:59 |
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| techrights-news | #Techrights Bulletin for Saturday, May 28, 2022 http://techrights.org/txt full archive: http://techrights.org/txt-archives #gnu #linux #freesw #plaintext | May 29 05:32 |
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| techrights-news | #Techrights full #IPFS index updated just now http://techrights.org/ipfs available as plain text @ http://techrights.org/ipfs/txt #dweb #sharing | May 29 05:32 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-techrights.org | Techrights Full IPFS Index | May 29 05:32 | |
| techrights-news | [cat] gemini://nytpu.com/sneps/D245.jpg | May 29 05:37 |
| techrights-news | [cat] gemini://nytpu.com/cheetahs/D602.jpg | May 29 05:37 |
| techrights-news | 2022-05-28 cgmnlm 1.4 gemini://en.gmn.clttr.info/ | May 29 05:38 |
| techrights-news | "This is also great because I can use shorthand in the daily log (I need to use longhand for prep so that the players can verify stuff, but logs aren’t prep)" ☛ https://idiomdrottning.org/dnd-logging | Source: Idiomdrottning | May 29 05:43 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-idiomdrottning.org | Daily logging on al-Toril | May 29 05:43 | |
| techrights-news | "In other words the game is a directed acyclic graph. Going through the entire book and writing it out as a Graphviz file, this is what the adventure looks like." ☛ https://nibblestew.blogspot.com/2022/05/a-look-in-game-design-of-choose-your.html | Source: Jussi Pakkanen | May 29 05:44 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-nibblestew.blogspot.com | Nibble Stew: A look in the game design of choose-your-own-adventure books | May 29 05:44 | |
| techrights-news | ">Haiku currently uses a fork of Perforce Jam as its build system. While Jam is a great build system, its legacy codebase makes it difficult to fix bugs or introduce new features" ☛ https://www.haiku-os.org/blog/dominicm/2022-05-25_gsoc_2022_ham_a_jam_replacement/ | Source: HaikuOS | May 29 05:44 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.haiku-os.org | [GSoC 2022] Ham: A Jam Replacement | Haiku Project | May 29 05:44 | |
| techrights-news | "OpenBSD has provided binary patches for a select few architectures for a while now, to save users from the daunting task of running make on their own." ☛ https://flak.tedunangst.com/post/reversing-an-openbsd-syspatch | Source: Ted Unangst | May 29 05:45 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-flak.tedunangst.com | reversing an openbsd kernel syspatch | May 29 05:45 | |
| DaemonFC | https://www.lakemchenryscanner.com/2022/05/28/authorities-say-registered-violent-offender-dressed-up-as-cub-scout-attended-meeting-with-young-children-in-lake-zurich/ | May 29 05:45 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.lakemchenryscanner.com | Authorities say registered violent offender dressed up as Cub Scout, attended meeting with young children in Lake Zurich | May 29 05:45 | |
| DaemonFC | A 40 year old man.... What was their first clue he wasn't a Cub Scout? | May 29 05:45 |
| techrights-news | "These topics came up again and again this week, a decade later. Half a dozen panels mentioned the challenge of figuring out a business model that offsets the ongoing cost of smart devices." ☛ https://staceyoniot.com/the-smart-home-is-stuck-in-stasis-and-im-stuck-in-dallas/ | Source: Stacy on IoT | May 29 05:45 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-staceyoniot.com | The smart home is stuck in stasis (and I'm stuck in Dallas) - Stacey on IoT | Internet of Things news and analysis | May 29 05:45 | |
| DaemonFC | "Neil J. Pawelczak, 40, of the 2200 block of Aloha Drive in McHenry, was charged with two counts of violating the sex offender registry, a Class 4 felony." | May 29 05:46 |
| DaemonFC | Well, say Aloha to him. | May 29 05:46 |
| DaemonFC | https://www.lakemchenryscanner.com/2022/05/28/waukegan-man-ordered-held-without-bond-for-shooting-into-occupied-car-during-apparent-road-rage-in-mchenry/ | May 29 05:48 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.lakemchenryscanner.com | Waukegan man ordered held without bond for shooting into occupied car during apparent road rage in McHenry | May 29 05:48 | |
| DaemonFC | The felon, Waukegan Man, had a gun even though it was already illegal for him to have one. | May 29 05:49 |
| DaemonFC | The law abiding citizen had to fend him off with....pepper spray. | May 29 05:49 |
| DaemonFC | Illinois. | May 29 05:49 |
| DaemonFC | "Marek said that the dashcam video “clearly” depicts Colon’s face and the image was compared to Secretary of State records." | May 29 05:50 |
| DaemonFC | schestowitz, There you go. The dashcam was compared to the license branch records, and then they knew who he was. Facial recognition. | May 29 05:50 |
| DaemonFC | Neither the driver, nor the shooter, should have been released from prison to begin with for what they had done previously. | May 29 05:52 |
| DaemonFC | If we had done things the way I would, this wouldn't have happened. | May 29 05:52 |
| DaemonFC | They'd be in solitary confinement for the rest of their lives getting their meals through a slot in the door. | May 29 05:52 |
| DaemonFC | https://www.lakemchenryscanner.com/2022/05/23/2-hospitalized-after-three-vehicle-crash-that-left-car-fully-engulfed-in-flames-in-lincolnshire/ | May 29 05:54 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.lakemchenryscanner.com | 2 hospitalized after three-vehicle crash that left car fully engulfed in flames in Lincolnshire | May 29 05:54 | |
| DaemonFC | MinceR, "Run Marty! It's the Libyans!" | May 29 05:55 |
| techrights-ipfs-bot | ▕ IPFS downstream, 60 mins: ▅▅▆▄▅▆▅▆▅▅▅▅▅▆▅▆▄▇▆▆▇▂▇▅▅▄▅▆▆▆▆▆▅▆▆▁ avg(k/sec) 32.81 ▕ IPFS upstream: ▁▁▁▁▂▁▁▂▁▂▁▂▁▂▁▂▂▁▁▂▁▂▁▂▂▂▁▂▁▂▁▂▂▁▂▁▂▁▁▂▁ avg(k/sec) 5.25▕ swarm size (avg): 231.36 ⟲ | May 29 05:59 |
| techrights-news | "The SparkFun MicroMod Single Pair Ethernet Function Board introduces 10BASE-T1L Two-Wire Ethernet protocol into the SparkFun MicroMod ecosystem." ☛ https://www.sparkfun.com/news/4635 | Source: SparkFun Electronics | May 29 06:03 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-Single Pair Ethernet with MicroMod - News - SparkFun Electronics | May 29 06:03 | |
| techrights-news | "he door in question is quite heavy, but O’Hara had a beefy motor with a gearbox to increase the torque. That pulls the door open by reeling in a wire via a pulley." ☛ https://blog.arduino.cc/2022/05/28/using-the-force-to-open-a-door/ | Source: Arduino | May 29 06:04 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-blog.arduino.cc | Using The Force to open a door | Arduino Blog | May 29 06:04 | |
| techrights-news | "As someone who has spent a bit too much time nerding out over space and atmospheric weather, but never touched seismology, I decided it was time to dig deep and learn a bit more about the Earth" ☛ https://www.jeffgeerling.com/blog/2022/watching-earth-move-raspberry-pi | Source: Jeff Geerling | May 29 06:04 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.jeffgeerling.com | Watching the Earth move with a Raspberry Pi | Jeff Geerling | May 29 06:04 | |
| techrights-news | "The first thing to check is the audio amp and filter. The unique thing about this is that it requires a -5v to generate some of the waveform. Guess what? -5v wasn’t there, instead it was +0.75v." ☛ https://linuxjedi.co.uk/2022/05/24/amiga-1000-restoration-audio-repair/ | Source: Andrew Hutchings | May 29 06:05 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-linuxjedi.co.uk | Amiga 1000 Restoration: Audio Repair – LinuxJedi's /dev/null | May 29 06:05 | |
| techrights-news | "In this post, I’ll walk through how I chose the parts, what mistakes I made, and my recommendations for anyone interested in building their own" ☛ https://mtlynch.io/budget-nas/ | Source: Michael Lynch | May 29 06:05 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-Building a Budget Homelab NAS Server (2022 Edition) · mtlynch.io | May 29 06:05 | |
| techrights-news | "If you’re coming to M1 Mac fresh, without any old projects or profiles, you probably won’t notice; Homebrew will work as it always has." ☛ https://earthly.dev/blog/homebrew-on-m1/ | Source: Earthly | May 29 06:08 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-earthly.dev | Using Homebrew on M1 Mac - Earthly Blog | May 29 06:08 | |
| techrights-news | "Please don’t let this be another hang up if you’ve considered writing but are worried about how often you could post. A well written post about a project every other year is already hugely valuable." ☛ https://rubenerd.com/prematurely-labelling-rss-feeds-as-inactive/ | Source: Ruben Schade | May 29 06:08 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-Rubenerd: Prematurely labelling RSS feeds as inactive | May 29 06:08 | |
| techrights-news | "Just like we’ve recently done with Vivaldi, the enthusiast’s browser, we’ve highlighted the top 8 reasons to quit Chrome and make the switch to Firefox. Let’s dig in." ☛ https://www.pcworld.com/article/704687/8-reasons-to-ditch-chrome-and-switch-to-firefox.html | Source: PC World | May 29 06:09 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-8 reasons to ditch Chrome and switch to Firefox | PCWorld | May 29 06:09 | |
| techrights-news | "Today, while looking at previously-logged data in preparation for consumption of future similar data, I discovered to my horror, that tinylog(8) truncates lines at what I first assumed was 1024 but actually is 1000 bytes" ☛ https://jpmens.net/2022/05/25/a-backup-is-only-as-good-as/ | Source: Jan Piet Mens | May 29 06:12 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-jpmens.net | Jan-Piet Mens :: A backup is only as good as ... | May 29 06:12 | |
| techrights-news | "Here's another note-to-self on using jq to shape JSON representations of OData to match what's returned using system query options. Thsi time it's all filtering at two levels" ☛ https://qmacro.org/blog/posts/2022/05/28/multiple-level-filters-in-jq/ | Source: DJ Adams | May 29 06:12 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-qmacro.org | Multiple level filters in jq | DJ Adams | May 29 06:12 | |
| techrights-news | "So far I have a simple clojure notebook with coarse-grained incremental maintenance. There are data cells that can be mutated by other code, with the changes being persisted back into the cell." ☛ https://www.scattered-thoughts.net/log/0024/ | Source: Jamie Brandon | May 29 06:13 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.scattered-thoughts.net | 0024: HYTRADBOI postmortem, HYTWACFI?, preimp, emergent ventures, data and reality, merkle search trees, readyset, julia compilation times | May 29 06:13 | |
| techrights-news | "Initially, I had written a quick and dirty AVX-512 kernel for simdjson. We never merged it and after a time, I just deleted it. I then forgot about it." ☛ https://lemire.me/blog/2022/05/25/parsing-json-faster-with-intel-avx-512/ | Source: Daniel Lemire | May 29 06:13 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights- ( status 520 @ https://lemire.me/blog/2022/05/25/parsing-json-faster-with-intel-avx-512/ ) | May 29 06:13 | |
| techrights-news | "Best Books on Data Science with Python, In the subject of data science, Python is one of the most extensively used programming languages" ☛ https://www.r-bloggers.com/2022/05/best-books-on-data-science-with-python/ | Source: Rlang | May 29 06:14 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-Best Books on Data Science with Python | R-bloggers | May 29 06:14 | |
| techrights-news | "A new project has been released which seeks to teach people how to use a UNIX style shell… via a game-like experience" ☛ https://lunduke.substack.com/p/gameshell-interactive-game-for-learning | Source: Bryan Lunduke | May 29 06:14 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-lunduke.substack.com | "GameShell" interactive game for learning Linux shell commands | May 29 06:14 | |
| techrights-news | "This report, by Aaron Gordon for Motherboard, looks like a hypothetical dreamed up by a particularly cruel constitutional law professor:" ☛ https://www.techdirt.com/2022/05/27/san-francisco-cops-are-accessing-autonomous-vehicle-recordings-to-collect-evidence/ | Source: Techdirt | May 29 06:15 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-San Francisco Cops Are Accessing Autonomous Vehicle Recordings To Collect Evidence | Techdirt | May 29 06:15 | |
| techrights-news | "Taiwan based Cincoze, released a compact and robust PC that is powered by 9/8th Gen Intel Core CPUs (i7, i5, i3) and up to 128GB of DDR4 memory" ☛ https://linuxgizmos.com/coffee-lake-based-rugged-pc-offers-flexible-display-support-and-extensive-storage-capacity/ | Source: Linux Gizmos | May 29 06:16 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights- ( status 520 @ https://linuxgizmos.com/coffee-lake-based-rugged-pc-offers-flexible-display-support-and-extensive-storage-capacity/ ) | May 29 06:16 | |
| techrights-news | "In this guide, we will cover how to install RHEL 9 step by step along with screenshots. Before jumping into the installation steps, let’s look at new features and improvements in RHEL 9." ☛ https://www.linuxtechi.com/how-to-install-rhel-9-step-by-step/ | | May 29 06:16 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.linuxtechi.com | How to Install RHEL 9 Step by Step with Screenshots | May 29 06:16 | |
| *psydruid (~psydruid@jevhxkzmtrbww.irc) has joined #techrights | May 29 06:22 | |
| techrights-news | "Kleptopia is a nonfiction chronicle of international financial corruption and money laundering told via a focus on the former Soviet republic of Kazakhstan." https://www.eyrie.org/~eagle/reviews/books/0-06-323613-3.html | May 29 06:27 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.eyrie.org | Review: Kleptopia by Tom Burgis | May 29 06:27 | |
| techrights-news | PulseAudio 16.0 release notes https://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/PulseAudio/Notes/16.0/ | May 29 06:28 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.freedesktop.org | 16.0 | May 29 06:28 | |
| techrights-ipfs-bot | Planet Gemini updated. Latest complete date at gemini://gemini.techrights.org/planet/othercapsules/2022-05-28.gmi and so far today at gemini://gemini.techrights.org/planet/othercapsules/2022-05-29.gmi | May 29 06:30 |
| techrights-news | OpenPGP Email Summit https://blog.jabberhead.tk/2022/05/29/europe-trip-journal-entry-24-26-openpgp-email-summit/ | May 29 06:30 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-blog.jabberhead.tk | Europe Trip Journal – Entry 24 – 26: OpenPGP Email Summit – vanitasvitae's blog | May 29 06:30 | |
| techrights-news | kpcyrd: auth-tarball-from-git: Verifying tarballs with signed git tags https://vulns.xyz/2022/05/auth-tarball-from-git/ | May 29 06:33 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-auth-tarball-from-git: Verifying tarballs with signed git tags - vulns.xyz | May 29 06:33 | |
| DaemonFC | Red Hat was moving more towards an opaque-source model a long time before IBM bought them. | May 29 06:35 |
| DaemonFC | But they got really nasty after the CentOS debacle. | May 29 06:35 |
| DaemonFC | Nobody, even Rocky, knows what's actually in their kernel. | May 29 06:35 |
| DaemonFC | You can see the entirety of the source, which technically complies with the license, but all you can really do with it is build it. It's a lot of source code, and even if you did pay people to audit it all to make sure Red Hat didn't slip in nasty things like backdoors, they just bump the kernel all the time anyway. | May 29 06:36 |
| DaemonFC | So there's nobody looking, as far as I'm aware of, to see what's actually in the thing, because with that much source code, nobody can. | May 29 06:37 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | DaemonFC: are you writing about WSL and the FUD? | May 29 06:37 |
| DaemonFC | Oh, that stalled out this evening. I caught the mail room bandit! | May 29 06:37 |
| DaemonFC | Chased her out and got her plate number and called it in to the police. | May 29 06:37 |
| DaemonFC | Make, model, color, plate. | May 29 06:37 |
| techrights-news | Today’s #HowTos | #UNIX • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/165364 | May 29 06:37 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.tuxmachines.org | today's howtos | Tux Machines | May 29 06:37 | |
| techrights-news | Audiocasts/Shows/Videos: This Week in Linux, Sudo Show, Why Don’t Linux Terminals Show The Pasword You Type • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/165365 | May 29 06:38 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.tuxmachines.org | Audiocasts/Shows/Videos: This Week in Linux, Sudo Show, Why Don't Linux Terminals Show The Pasword You Type | Tux Machines | May 29 06:38 | |
| techrights-news | "FreeBSD 13.1 stable version is officially released. This tutorial walks you through the steps to upgrade to FreeBSD 13.1 from FreeBSD 12.3 and older versions." ☛ https://ostechnix.com/how-to-upgrade-to-freebsd-13-from-freebsd-12/ | | May 29 06:38 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-How To Upgrade To FreeBSD 13 From FreeBSD 12 - OSTechNix | May 29 06:38 | |
| techrights-news | iophk: NYT intentionally mischaracterizes the topic; the "self-service" program is missing 99% of what is needed; https://odysee.com/@rossmanngroup:a/new-york-times-contributes-to-poor-apple:7 | May 29 06:39 |
| DaemonFC | schestowitz_TR2, Yes, WSL is attack surface. Everything they put into Windows is attack surface. And we should mention that not only is it attack surface, it's a compatibility later. A lousy compatibility layer on a lousy OS. Which is exactly what SCO did. | May 29 06:39 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-odysee.com | New York Times contributes to poor Apple self-repair program coverage | May 29 06:39 | |
| DaemonFC | The Linux Kernel Personality may have even infringed the GPL, but nobody bothered to sue SCO. | May 29 06:39 |
| DaemonFC | Even with everything SCO was doing. | May 29 06:39 |
| techrights-news | FB = social control media https://neritam.wordpress.com/2022/05/21/how-facebook-let-fake-engagement-distort-global-politics/ | May 29 06:40 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-neritam.wordpress.com | How Facebook let fake engagement distort global politics – neritam | May 29 06:40 | |
| techrights-news | old: NTFS is toxin inside Linux https://www.theregister.com/2022/04/29/problems_for_the_linux_kernel_ntfs/ | May 29 06:40 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.theregister.com | Linux kernel NTFS driver author goes silent • The Register | May 29 06:40 | |
| techrights-news | Open Hardware/Modding Leftovers • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/165366 | May 29 06:40 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.tuxmachines.org | Open Hardware/Modding Leftovers | Tux Machines | May 29 06:40 | |
| DaemonFC | In the end, I think SCO just paid a consultant to go digging and all he came back with was that a few header files looked vaguely similar to the UNIX kernel's, and then they got expert testimony that there really was no way to implement such a thing other than that, and then the judge ruled that SCO didn't even own UNIX anyway. | May 29 06:40 |
| DaemonFC | What a mess, and it was all Microsoft's seed money funding this. | May 29 06:41 |
| DaemonFC | That was their second phase in the attack. | May 29 06:41 |
| DaemonFC | The first one was ignore or trivialize it, then they paid terrorists to pop up and make the thing look dangerous to use, and now they're embedded in the "open source community" working to sabotage everything all at once from within. And the pay offs aren't even expensive in most cases. | May 29 06:42 |
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| DaemonFC | And so we're in this third phase now, and WSL is part of this phase. When will they give up on it? Like Google, they burn things down and walk away when it becomes real work for them all the time. | May 29 06:43 |
| DaemonFC | So you should hope you don't have a workflow that depends on it for that reason as well. | May 29 06:43 |
| DaemonFC | We know Microsoft didn't want to ship a Linux kernel, but the Linux kernel simulation they were paying people to write was so bad it was hysterically funny. They had to maintain that it was "clean" from knowledge of anything GPL, so it meant people at Microsoft writing something with only some vague concept of how Linux actually worked. | May 29 06:45 |
| techrights-news | How to Store an SSH Key on a Yubikey ☛ https://xeiaso.net/blog/yubikey-ssh-key-storage | | May 29 06:46 |
| DaemonFC | WSL gives applications running in it full access to the host with the goal that to the user it will appear seamless. And here's the problem. Whenever Microsoft comes face to face with ease-of-use vs. security, security loses. | May 29 06:46 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-xeiaso.net | How to Store an SSH Key on a Yubikey - Xe | May 29 06:46 | |
| DaemonFC | Virtualization gives you the opportunity to wall off the guest, but WSL doesn't. | May 29 06:47 |
| techrights-news | "What adding this header does is exclude your website from being used when calcualting a user’s cohort. A cohort is an identifier shared with a few thousand other users" ☛ https://seirdy.one/posts/2021/04/16/permissions-policy-floc-misinfo/ | Source: Rohan Kumar | May 29 06:48 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-seirdy.one | Misinfo about Permissions Policy and FLoC - Seirdy | May 29 06:48 | |
| techrights-news | "Last night the news broke that DuckDuckGo have been effectively whitelisting Microsoft trackers in their browser as a result of their agreement with the tech giant. Brilliant." ☛ https://kevq.uk/is-duckduckgo-duckduckdone/ | Source: Kev Quirk | May 29 06:48 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-kevq.uk | Is DuckDuckGo, DuckDuckDone? - Kev Quirk | May 29 06:48 | |
| techrights-news | "I did narrow it down: it turns out that the Go Module Mirror runs some crawlers that periodically clone Git repositories with Go modules in them to check for updates." ☛ https://drewdevault.com/2022/05/25/Google-has-been-DDoSing-sourcehut.html | Source: Drew DeVault | May 29 06:48 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-drewdevault.com | Google has been DDoSing SourceHut for over a year | May 29 06:48 | |
| techrights-news | DuckDuckGo is too privacy what 'secure' boot is to computer security | May 29 06:48 |
| techrights-news | "OpenIKED 7.1 was released on May 23rd, 2022." ☛ https://undeadly.org/cgi?action=article;sid=20220527103136 | Source: Undeadly | May 29 06:50 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-undeadly.org | OpenIKED 7.1 released | May 29 06:50 | |
| techrights-news | "You know what I also love? Playing with various email providers and client applications. Currently I maintain accounts with the following vendors (listed in order of preference): [...]" ☛ https://batsov.com/articles/2022/05/27/email-mania/ | Source: Bozhidar Batsov | May 29 06:50 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-batsov.com | Email Mania - (think) | May 29 06:50 | |
| techrights-news | "This pandemic has raised the ratio of remote jobs in the past few years and the ticket to success lies within it." ☛ https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/5-most-high-demand-skillsets-for-remote-jobs/ | Source: Geeks For Geeks | May 29 06:51 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.geeksforgeeks.org | 5 Most High-Demand Skillsets For Remote Jobs - GeeksforGeeks | May 29 06:51 | |
| techrights-news | "Buying a keyboard, should be like buying an office chair. You’ve got to test it, find whether you like it or not, and only then buy it." ☛ https://afhub.dev/2022/05/26/is-there-a-perfect-keyboard/ | Source: Andre Franca | May 29 06:51 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-afhub.dev | Is there a perfect keyboard? | May 29 06:51 | |
| techrights-news | "Of course, heavy social-media use really can threaten a relationship." ☛ https://www.theatlantic.com/family/archive/2022/05/terminally-online-relationship-dating-similarities/629946/ | Source: The Atlantic | May 29 06:52 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.theatlantic.com | Is Online Presence a Turnoff? - The Atlantic | May 29 06:52 | |
| techrights-news | PulseAudio 16.0 • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/165367 | May 29 06:54 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.tuxmachines.org | PulseAudio 16.0 | Tux Machines | May 29 06:54 | |
| techrights-news | PulseAudio 16 Released with Bluetooth Improvements, Opus Support in RTP Modules • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/165368 | May 29 06:58 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.tuxmachines.org | PulseAudio 16 Released with Bluetooth Improvements, Opus Support in RTP Modules | Tux Machines | May 29 06:58 | |
| techrights-ipfs-bot | ▕ IPFS downstream, 60 mins: ▅▅▆▄▅▆▅▆▅▅▅▅▅▆▅▆▄▇▆▆▇▂▇▅▅▄▅▆▆▆▆▆▅▆▆▁ avg(k/sec) 32.81 ▕ IPFS upstream: ▁▁▁▁▂▁▁▂▁▂▁▂▁▂▁▂▂▁▁▂▁▂▁▂▂▂▁▂▁▂▁▂▂▁▂▁▂▁▁▂▁ avg(k/sec) 5.25▕ swarm size (avg): 0 ⟲ | May 29 06:59 |
| techrights-news | "A major criticism of Bitcoin is that its blockchain processes only around 230K transactions/day, of which only about 10% are "economically meaningful." ☛ https://blog.dshr.org/2022/05/cryptocurrency-catch-22.html | Source: David Rosenthal | May 29 07:01 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-blog.dshr.org | DSHR's Blog: Cryptocurrency Catch-22 | May 29 07:01 | |
| techrights-news | "Ruediger Loechenhoff has been able to create a far cheaper solar tracker controller, which relies on an Arduino Uno to drive a set of two motors that position the panel." ☛ https://blog.arduino.cc/2022/05/24/this-sun-tracker-uses-an-arduino-to-increase-solar-panel-efficiency/ | Source: Arduino | May 29 07:02 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-blog.arduino.cc | This sun tracker uses an Arduino to increase solar panel efficiency | Arduino Blog | May 29 07:02 | |
| techrights-news | "In one important respect, upload filtering is worse than content moderation. The latter can be circumvented by the use of algospeak that constantly evolves to stay one step ahead of the filtering." ☛ https://walledculture.org/even-algospeak-wont-save-us-from-upload-filter-overblocking/ | Source: Walled Culture | May 29 07:03 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-Empty reply from server ( status 0 @ https://walledculture.org/even-algospeak-wont-save-us-from-upload-filter-overblocking/ ) | May 29 07:03 | |
| techrights-news | Schrems https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=da&tl=en&u=https://www.version2.dk/artikel/max-schrems-paa-v2-security-ny-dataaftale-med-usa-bliver-noget-skrald | May 29 07:09 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www-version2-dk.translate.goog | Max Schrems på V2 Security: »Ny dataaftale med USA bliver noget skrald« | Version2 | May 29 07:09 | |
| techrights-news | EU against privacy https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=de&tl=en&u=https://www.spiegel.de/netzwelt/netzpolitik/chatkontrolle-messenger-ueberwachung-duerfte-an-deutschland-scheitern-a-61338f80-839f-4798-b8d9-180e7a5bb711 | May 29 07:09 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www-spiegel-de.translate.goog | »Chatkontrolle«: Messenger-Überwachung dürfte an Deutschland scheitern - DER SPIEGEL | May 29 07:10 | |
| techrights-news | GDPR https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=da&tl=en&u=https://www.version2.dk/artikel/tillykke-med-foedselsdagen-de-vigtigste-gdpr-begivenheder-det-seneste-aar | May 29 07:10 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www-version2-dk.translate.goog | GDPR fylder fire: Her er de vigtigste sager det seneste år | Version2 | May 29 07:10 | |
| techrights-news | Also GDPR https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=sv&tl=en&u=https://femtejuli.se/2022/05/25/gdpr-fyller-fyra-ar-men-hur-blev-det-egentligen/ | May 29 07:10 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-femtejuli-se.translate.goog | GDPR fyller fyra år – men hur blev det egentligen? | May 29 07:10 | |
| techrights-news | What Happened on Day 94 of the War in Ukraine - The New York Times ⚓ https://www.nytimes.com/live/2022/05/28/world/russia-ukraine-war/it-destroys-bunkers-russia-systematically-uses-thermobaric-warheads-in-ukraine ䷉ Source: nytimes | May 29 07:10 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.nytimes.com | What Happened on Day 94 of the War in Ukraine - The New York Times | May 29 07:10 | |
| techrights-news | Why Disinformation Has Flourished During the Pandemic - SoylentNews ⚓ https://soylentnews.org/article.pl?sid=22/05/27/0943201 ䷉ Source: soylentnews | May 29 07:11 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-soylentnews.org | Why Disinformation Has Flourished During the Pandemic - SoylentNews | May 29 07:11 | |
| techrights-news | MPA ☛ https://torrentfreak.com/sued-iptv-operator-is-curious-about-mpas-involvement-with-torrentfreak-220528/ | Source: Torrent Freak | May 29 07:12 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-Sued IPTV Operator is Curious About MPA's "Involvement" With TorrentFreak * TorrentFreak | May 29 07:12 | |
| techrights-news | Alaska ☛ https://www.propublica.org/article/sniffen-alaska-ag-sexual-assault-charges | Pro Publica has meanwhile taken bribes from Jeffrey Epstein's enabler, famous criminal Bill Gates | May 29 07:13 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.propublica.org | Alaska Charges Former Acting Attorney General With Sexual Abuse of a Minor — ProPublica | May 29 07:13 | |
| techrights-news | Covid-19 Patents ☛ https://www.commondreams.org/news/2022/05/28/world-leaders-must-commit-end-covid-19-patents-nobel-laureate-muhammad-yunus | Source: Common Dreams | May 29 07:14 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.commondreams.org | World Leaders Must Commit to End Covid-19 Patents: Nobel Laureate Muhammad Yunus | May 29 07:14 | |
| techrights-news | Real Change Will Bubble Up Not Trickle Down ☛ https://www.commondreams.org/views/2022/05/28/real-change-will-bubble-not-trickle-down | Source: Common Dreams | May 29 07:15 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.commondreams.org | Opinion | Real Change Will Bubble Up Not Trickle Down | Michael J. Illuzzi | May 29 07:15 | |
| techrights-news | "The video, with more than 181,000 views, in which top U.S. officials in 2014 discuss changing the Ukrainian government, had been removed from YouTube after more than 8 years" ☛ https://scheerpost.com/2022/05/28/nuland-pyatt-video-restored-to-youtube/ | Source: Scheerpost | May 29 07:17 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-Nuland-Pyatt Video Restored to YouTube – scheerpost.com | May 29 07:17 | |
| techrights-news | "[Alexander] created codex_py2cpp as a way of experimenting with Codex, an AI intended to translate natural language into code." ☛ https://hackaday.com/2022/05/28/ai-attempts-converting-python-code-to-c/ | Source: Hackaday | May 29 07:19 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-AI Attempts Converting Python Code To C++ | Hackaday | May 29 07:19 | |
| techrights-news | "With the Great Chip Shortage still delaying deliveries of new components, now might be a good time to look around your lab and inspect those piles of chips that you thought “might come in handy one day”." ☛ https://hackaday.com/2022/05/28/hackaday-prize-2022-reuse-those-dip-chips-to-make-a-1980s-style-single-board-computer/ | Source: Hackaday | May 29 07:19 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-Hackaday Prize 2022: Reuse Those DIP Chips To Make A 1980s-Style Single-Board Computer | Hackaday | May 29 07:19 | |
| techrights-news | "In 2004, high-ranking staffers in the George W. Bush administration spearheaded a holistic review of the president's emergency powers" ☛ https://www.commondreams.org/views/2022/05/28/new-documents-reveal-just-how-much-emergency-power-us-government-thinks-it-might | Source: Common Dreams | May 29 07:20 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.commondreams.org | Opinion | New Documents Reveal Just How Much 'Emergency Power' the US Government Thinks It Might Have | Benjamin Waldman | May 29 07:20 | |
| techrights-news | "If there’s something weird in your Network Neighborhood, who you gonna call? If you want your WiFi troubles diagnosed in style, try calling [Travis Kaun] — he might just show up wearing the amazing Pwnton Pack." ☛ https://hackaday.com/2022/05/28/track-down-ghosts-in-your-wifi-with-the-pwnton-pack/ | Source: Hackaday | May 29 07:21 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-Track Down Ghosts In Your WiFi With The Pwnton Pack | Hackaday | May 29 07:21 | |
| DaemonFC | I ordered all the stuff I need to make an air purifier. | May 29 07:40 |
| DaemonFC | Some small command strips, some MERV 13 furnace filters 20x20, and a 20" box fan. | May 29 07:40 |
| DaemonFC | 3M seems to know people do it. They have an "air purifier kit" they sell, but it's cheaper to order the command strips and filters separately. | May 29 07:41 |
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| techrights-news | Links 29/05/2022: PulseAudio 16.0 and Fresh Complaints About COVID-19 Patents | Techrights ⚓ http://techrights.org/2022/05/29/pulseaudio-16-0/ | ♾ Gemini address: gemini://gemini.techrights.org/2022/05/29/pulseaudio-16-0/ | May 29 07:51 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-techrights.org | Links 29/05/2022: PulseAudio 16.0 and Fresh Complaints About COVID-19 Patents | Techrights | May 29 07:51 | |
| techrights-news | Security Leftovers • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/165369 | May 29 07:53 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.tuxmachines.org | Security Leftovers | Tux Machines | May 29 07:53 | |
| techrights-news | Programming Leftovers • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/165370 | May 29 07:53 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.tuxmachines.org | Programming Leftovers | Tux Machines | May 29 07:53 | |
| techrights-news | Free Software Leftovers • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/165371 | May 29 07:53 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.tuxmachines.org | Free Software Leftovers | Tux Machines | May 29 07:53 | |
| techrights-news | Compile GNOME Shell and Apps From Source [Beginner’s Guide] • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/165372 | May 29 07:53 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.tuxmachines.org | Compile GNOME Shell and Apps From Source [Beginner's Guide] | Tux Machines | May 29 07:53 | |
| techrights-news | Today’s 𝘛𝘶𝘹 𝘔𝘢𝘤𝘩𝘪𝘯𝘦𝘴 Leftovers • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/165373 | May 29 07:54 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.tuxmachines.org | today's leftovers | Tux Machines | May 29 07:54 | |
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| techrights-news | Those faces... https://yewtu.be/watch?v=oj4YqEk3ImQ | May 29 07:59 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-yewtu.be | Full time SCENES as Real Madrid beat Liverpool in Champions League final - Invidious | May 29 07:59 | |
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| techrights-news | "Intel recently updated the oneAPI Video Processing Library, also known as oneVPL, to version 2022.1. The new update changes Intel's focus on VA-API and Media SDK to the current standard of oneAPI acceleration." https://wccftech.com/intel-adds-arc-a-series-rocky-linux-and-multi-gpu-support-to-onevpl-2022-1/ | May 29 08:10 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-wccftech.com | Intel adds Arc GPU, Rocky Linux, & multi-GPU functionality support to oneVPL 2022.1 | May 29 08:10 | |
| techrights-news | Paul E. Mc Kenney: Stupid RCU Tricks: How Read-Intensive is The Kernel's Use of RCU? https://paulmck.livejournal.com/67547.html | May 29 08:11 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-paulmck.livejournal.com | Stupid RCU Tricks: How Read-Intensive is The Kernel's Use of RCU? - Paul E. McKenney's Journal — LiveJournal | May 29 08:11 | |
| techrights-news | Google #Android Leftovers • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/165374 | May 29 08:11 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.tuxmachines.org | Android Leftovers | Tux Machines | May 29 08:11 | |
| techrights-news | Annotate PDFs On Linux With PDFrankenstein • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/165375 | May 29 08:11 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.tuxmachines.org | Annotate PDFs On Linux With PDFrankenstein | Tux Machines | May 29 08:11 | |
| techrights-news | Software Patents: "'668 patent generally relates to mapping population activity by discerning a location" https://www.unifiedpatents.com/insights/2022/5/23/3000-awarded-for-gridley-ip-prior-art | May 29 08:43 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.unifiedpatents.com | $3,000 awarded for Gridley IP prior art — Unified Patents | May 29 08:43 | |
| techrights-news | "Unified is pleased to announce PATROLL crowdsourcing contest winner, Ramesh Varadharaj, who was awarded a cash prize of $2,000 for his prior art submission for U.S. Patent 8,495,167." https://www.unifiedpatents.com/insights/2022/5/23/lauri-valjakka-prior-art-found-2000-awarded | May 29 08:44 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.unifiedpatents.com | Lauri Valjakka prior art found, $2,000 awarded — Unified Patents | May 29 08:44 | |
| techrights-news | "The '113 patent relates to generating artist-specified dynamic albums." https://www.unifiedpatents.com/insights/2022/5/25/3000-for-dynamic-ip-deals-entity-escapex-ip-prior-art | May 29 08:47 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.unifiedpatents.com | $3,000 for Dynamic IP Deals entity Escapex IP prior art — Unified Patents | May 29 08:47 | |
| techrights-news | Software Patents: "The ‘275 patent is generally related to financial document retrieval and storage systems and has been asserted against Bank of America, Wells Fargo, JP Morgan Chase, Citigroup, Capital One, PNC Bank, BancorpSouth Bank, and others." https://www.unifiedpatents.com/insights/2022/5/27/mirror-imaging-patent-likely-invalid | May 29 08:49 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.unifiedpatents.com | Mirror Imaging patent likely invalid — Unified Patents | May 29 08:49 | |
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| techrights-news | The Boards of Appeal are still kangaroo courts in the EPO https://www.lexology.com/library/detail.aspx?g=563e7f23-7161-4fb0-8de6-a798caece9a1 see http://techrights.org/2021/06/26/g-121-epo-catastrophe/ | May 29 09:00 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-Onerous EPO Guideline for description amendments remain - Lexology | May 29 09:00 | |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-techrights.org | G 1/21 is a Catastrophe for the EPO’s Legitimacy | Techrights | May 29 09:00 | |
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| techrights-ipfs-bot | Planet Gemini updated. Latest complete date at gemini://gemini.techrights.org/planet/othercapsules/2022-05-28.gmi and so far today at gemini://gemini.techrights.org/planet/othercapsules/2022-05-29.gmi | May 29 09:30 |
| techrights-news | You cannot opt in and out of things that do not exist | May 29 09:45 |
| techrights-news | IRC Proceedings: Saturday, May 28, 2022 | Techrights ⚓ http://techrights.org/2022/05/29/irc-log-280522/ | ♾ Gemini address: gemini://gemini.techrights.org/2022/05/29/irc-log-280522/ | May 29 09:45 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-techrights.org | IRC Proceedings: Saturday, May 28, 2022 | Techrights | May 29 09:45 | |
| techrights-news | "This was also my understanding of the origin of the EPO's new approach to adaptation of the description. If this explanation is true, then it is deeply troubling in many ways." http://ipkitten.blogspot.com/2022/05/board-of-appeal-agrees-that-description.html?showComment=1653566353836#c1219961219872815923 | May 29 09:56 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-ipkitten.blogspot.com | Board of Appeal agrees that the description amendment requirement lacks legal basis (T 1444/20) - The IPKat | May 29 09:56 | |
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| techrights-news | rceptions/ | May 29 10:57 |
| techrights-news | Gallery of Patent Law Firms That Still Lie, Still Promote Illegal Agenda, and Casually Game the Media to Mischievously Shape Perceptions http://techrights.org/2022/05/29/gallery-of-patent-law-firms-that-still-lie-still-promote-illegal-agenda-and-casually-game-the-media-to-mischievously-shape-perceptions/ | May 29 10:58 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-techrights.org | Gallery of Patent Law Firms That Still Lie, Still Promote Illegal Agenda, and Casually Game the Media to Mischievously Shape Perceptions | Techrights | May 29 10:58 | |
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| DaemonFC | https://wgntv.com/news/conditions-of-josh-duggars-supervised-release-after-prison-are-not-typical-but-appropriate-judge-says/ | May 29 11:29 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-wgntv.com | Conditions of Josh Duggar’s supervised release after prison are not ‘typical,’ but appropriate, judge says | WGN-TV | May 29 11:29 | |
| DaemonFC | There should be two conditions. | May 29 11:29 |
| DaemonFC | 1. The electric chair. 2. The electric chair. | May 29 11:30 |
| DaemonFC | I figured it was such a good condition, mention it a second time. | May 29 11:31 |
| matey | priti patel has created a law in the uk that runs contrary to international law, by criminalising asylum seeking by irregular means | May 29 11:43 |
| matey | most asylum seeking is by "irregular means" due to the circumstances of people who neeed asylum in the first place | May 29 11:44 |
| DaemonFC | There's no "international law" regarding immigration. | May 29 11:44 |
| matey | its a bit like saying you cant claim sanctuary in a church if you didnt knock and wait for someone to come to the door, even if the door was open | May 29 11:45 |
| DaemonFC | Each country can maintain its own system as they see fit, including criminalizing it, or further criminalizing asking for asylum after illegally immigrating and then getting caught and using an asylum application to gum up the works. | May 29 11:45 |
| matey | but again, this is counter to international law | May 29 11:45 |
| DaemonFC | Again, there is no real "international law". | May 29 11:45 |
| DaemonFC | There are only treaties, and the treaties are what each country has agreed to with other countries, and there are no penalties for violating the treaty, you just rip it up. | May 29 11:46 |
| matey | beyond that, its basically a huge fuck you to people who are fleeing persecution, the entire point of asylum being humanitarian and a demonstration of the fact that some places give a shit about the persecution of groups, because theyre good countries | May 29 11:46 |
| DaemonFC | Treaties are sort of an agreement in principle that lacks an enforcement mechanism. | May 29 11:46 |
| matey | these days, no one cares about that. at least by numbers. | May 29 11:46 |
| DaemonFC | Well, bad apples ruin it for everyone. | May 29 11:47 |
| matey | in the usa theyre no different. "come here legally" | May 29 11:47 |
| DaemonFC | Why do you think I'm going through such hell with US Immigration with Mandy? | May 29 11:47 |
| DaemonFC | Everyone tries to game the system somehow. | May 29 11:47 |
| DaemonFC | They get caught illegally immigrating here so they throw some bullshit fear of returning to their country. | May 29 11:47 |
| matey | they dont understand (nor care to understand) how asylum actually works, so theyre content to see it gutted and people who fled the sort of regimes they claim to be against during illegal invasions | May 29 11:47 |
| matey | i mean, they dont want "illegal invasions" of people fleeing bad countries | May 29 11:48 |
| DaemonFC | They make something up so the Immigration people have to let them go with a court date that 80% of them don't return for. | May 29 11:48 |
| matey | but illegal invasions OF those countries | May 29 11:48 |
| matey | the entire thing is based on opportunism and double standards | May 29 11:48 |
| DaemonFC | That is what these immigrant caravans are. | May 29 11:48 |
| DaemonFC | They're declaring an invasion of the United States, which opens up an interesting concept. | May 29 11:48 |
| matey | we can go there and kill people "because tyrants" | May 29 11:48 |
| matey | but if those same people who would be "liberated" | May 29 11:48 |
| DaemonFC | Texas Governor Abbott says that Texas is being invaded, which is true. | May 29 11:49 |
| matey | DONT come here, STAY there, wait for us to invade and exploit your resources and set up a puppet government | May 29 11:49 |
| matey | then you wont NEED to flee | May 29 11:49 |
| DaemonFC | And the US Constitution says that a state cannot declare war or use military force, "unless it has actually been invaded". | May 29 11:49 |
| DaemonFC | Since they are being invaded, it would seem to imply that Texas has the legal authority to use military force to repel the invasion, since the president isn't helping them. | May 29 11:49 |
| matey | of course theres a word for that. bollocks. | May 29 11:50 |
| matey | the first world runs entirely on bullshit | May 29 11:50 |
| DaemonFC | Texas is arresting and detaining immigrants by themselves. | May 29 11:50 |
| matey | the rest of the world isnt exactly a haven of humanity either | May 29 11:50 |
| DaemonFC | They can do that under all sorts of state laws. | May 29 11:50 |
| matey | you can hardly blame people like mincer for coming to the conclusion he does | May 29 11:51 |
| matey | though at the moment the problem is not enough people give a shit at the same time | May 29 11:51 |
| matey | it isnt even the fact that they dont agree on a solution | May 29 11:51 |
| DaemonFC | They can't necessarily set their own immigration laws, but they can do things like arrest them for trespassing and then make sure it's going to take them 3-4 years to get a trial for trespassing, while they wait in jail or agree to return to Mexico. | May 29 11:51 |
| matey | because when enough people actually give a shit, agreeing (sufficiently at least) on solutions is a sort of natural byproduct to some degree | May 29 11:52 |
| matey | people are willing to take solutions seriously enough when they agree on the nature of the problem | May 29 11:52 |
| matey | when enough people actually give a shit, it stops being rocket science. | May 29 11:52 |
| DaemonFC | I don't know why we have to let everyone walk in and say they're here when Mandy had to go through the legal process of getting his Green Card. | May 29 11:52 |
| DaemonFC | We just let these people in who didn't build anything in their own country and then they want welfare and jobs and shit here? | May 29 11:52 |
| matey | its only hopelessly complicated when not enough people agree on the nature of the problem | May 29 11:52 |
| DaemonFC | No thanks. | May 29 11:52 |
| matey | similarly, when enough people realise why free software is failing, the solutions wont seem so complicated | May 29 11:53 |
| matey | they werent when free software actually understood the problem | May 29 11:53 |
| DaemonFC | If you're actually going to be murdered or unjustly imprisoned if we send you back, that is the ONLY reason why we should consider your case. | May 29 11:53 |
| matey | years of lobbying have created DIFFERENT, unsolvable problems, and softer, easier to implement, and utterly useless "solutions" | May 29 11:53 |
| DaemonFC | Everyone else should get a one way ticket back where they came from if they didn't enter legally. | May 29 11:53 |
| matey | it really is failing to understand the problem that makes it so impossible to solve | May 29 11:54 |
| DaemonFC | We shouldn't be heartless, but we shouldn't be chumps just because their country isn't so good. | May 29 11:54 |
| matey | and getting people to not understand the problem is a core goal of fake progress | May 29 11:54 |
| matey | including lieplanet, open source, and the new fsf | May 29 11:54 |
| DaemonFC | If it was a good place, they wouldn't want to come here. Would they? | May 29 11:54 |
| DaemonFC | But that's not our problem. | May 29 11:54 |
| matey | its built on pure bullshit | May 29 11:54 |
| matey | opportunism and double standards | May 29 11:54 |
| DaemonFC | You don't make your country great by bringing in millions of people with no skills who want to live off of you. | May 29 11:55 |
| DaemonFC | That's how you weaken it. | May 29 11:55 |
| DaemonFC | Generally, like "gun violence" we get hated on by a bunch of foreigners who have never even been here. | May 29 11:58 |
| DaemonFC | If they had to live and share a land border with not one or two or three but like at least 10 third world countries (which seem to be able to use Mexico as a conduit, and the Mexican government doesn't care), they'd probably be fed up with this too. | May 29 11:59 |
| DaemonFC | Once they get here, they spread out, and when they spread out, you start getting a bunch of rapes, drugs, murders, shootings, hit and run felonies, etc. | May 29 12:00 |
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| DaemonFC | Which some people are lucky enough to mostly avoid because they live on an island country where the ocean discourages mass waves of immigrants who are going there to sign up for welfare and go on a crime binge. | May 29 12:00 |
| DaemonFC | You see how that worked out with the Tsarnaev brothers. | May 29 12:01 |
| techrights-news | If one counts revisions and drafts, Techrights has just passed over 160001 (33.5k of which final) | May 29 12:02 |
| DaemonFC | Russia even warned the United States multiple times, but the Obama administration and State of Massachusetts (Democrats) were letting them live here anyway. Paying for their college, while many Americans can't get help. Eating off of our food stamp program. While they told their classmates they hated America and wanted to kill us, and the police never did anything about it. | May 29 12:02 |
| DaemonFC | And we all saw how THAT went. | May 29 12:02 |
| DaemonFC | They were straight up living here for free, going to college for free, eating for free, free healthcare. Things Americans can't get. And they were plotting the Boston Marathon attack and not even being quiet about it. | May 29 12:03 |
| DaemonFC | And the government did nothing to stop them. Want more free shit? Here you go! | May 29 12:04 |
| DaemonFC | So no, I don't like that, and anyone who tells me I should like that can eat my shit. | May 29 12:05 |
| matey | far from being pedantic, the goal of holding people accountable to such bullshit is the only way to get past the obstacle they create. | May 29 12:10 |
| DaemonFC | I have to get used to the Buick again. | May 29 12:21 |
| DaemonFC | I managed to make the brakes so touchy that they stop the car really fast. Faster than what I'm used to in the Impala. | May 29 12:21 |
| DaemonFC | Oh well. At least if someone darts out in front of the car, I might be able to stop in time. | May 29 12:22 |
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| DaemonFC | I live in one o "those" neighborhoods. | May 29 12:22 |
| DaemonFC | It's cheap because it's the ghetto. | May 29 12:22 |
| DaemonFC | And for some reason, there's a lot of bums that have never heard of sidewalks. | May 29 12:22 |
| DaemonFC | And they'll go out walking at night. | May 29 12:23 |
| techrights-news | Texan cops are far too beautiful to interfere in a gun battle | May 29 12:26 |
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| matey | hi | May 29 12:29 |
| matey | when is the digdeeper chat most active? | May 29 12:29 |
| techrights-ipfs-bot | Planet Gemini updated. Latest complete date at gemini://gemini.techrights.org/planet/othercapsules/2022-05-28.gmi and so far today at gemini://gemini.techrights.org/planet/othercapsules/2022-05-29.gmi | May 29 12:30 |
| matey | my clock says 11:29, i think thats utc. knowing the time in utc is probably most useful | May 29 12:30 |
| matey | SomeH4x0r ^ | May 29 12:31 |
| matey | as youre probably just auto-joining | May 29 12:31 |
| SomeH4x0r | no idea, will ask him | May 29 12:36 |
| SomeH4x0r | but he is in Poland | May 29 12:37 |
| DaemonFC | I think that would be GMT -1 wouldn't it? | May 29 12:38 |
| DaemonFC | Illinois is -6. | May 29 12:38 |
| matey | no, no need to ask | May 29 12:39 |
| SomeH4x0r | matey: 14:38:55 - digdeeper: most people are europeans | May 29 12:39 |
| matey | oh you already did | May 29 12:39 |
| SomeH4x0r | 14:39:04 - digdeeper: so european morning hours | May 29 12:39 |
| SomeH4x0r | 14:39:07 - digdeeper: I guess | May 29 12:39 |
| matey | that makes sense | May 29 12:39 |
| SomeH4x0r | I did, though I didn't mention your nickname | May 29 12:39 |
| SomeH4x0r | 14:39:33 - digdeeper: I don't see a lot of posts during european "night" | May 29 12:39 |
| SomeH4x0r | 14:39:47 - digdeeper: Usually when I come back there are only a few posts | May 29 12:39 |
| DaemonFC | <SomeH4x0r> matey: 14:38:55 - digdeeper: most people are europeans | May 29 12:40 |
| SomeH4x0r | 14:39:48 - digdeeper: during the night | May 29 12:40 |
| DaemonFC | Broadly speaking. | May 29 12:40 |
| DaemonFC | If you did run a DNA test on me, I've got a hell of a lot more Native American than Senator Pocahontas. | May 29 12:40 |
| DaemonFC | I can tell you that much. | May 29 12:40 |
| matey | im going in with low expectations, but there are at least a couple important things we must agree on | May 29 12:40 |
| matey | must as in-- im sure of it | May 29 12:40 |
| SomeH4x0r | 14:40:43 - digdeeper: the balance has shifted, there used to be more americans that have mostly ran away | May 29 12:41 |
| SomeH4x0r | 14:40:58 - digdeeper: rainheaven, Elda, Tom and Baobab [the members from the past] all disappeared | May 29 12:41 |
| matey | not too surpriing | May 29 12:41 |
| SomeH4x0r | 14:42:22 - digdeeper: the european evening is also pretty active, that is when people have already come back from school or work | May 29 12:42 |
| SomeH4x0r | 14:45:33 - digdeeper: also the imam comes at the european evening :D | May 29 12:45 |
| SomeH4x0r | idk what it means | May 29 12:46 |
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| matey | does it show me entering and leaving #stardust? | May 29 12:51 |
| matey | i know, ill use the webchat to confirm | May 29 12:52 |
| matey | maybe i wont | May 29 12:54 |
| matey | is the webchat down or something? | May 29 12:54 |
| matey | it keeps redirecting to the page that says "or use the webchat" | May 29 12:54 |
| matey | as far as i can tell, this is new | May 29 12:54 |
| matey | i should already be there, but i cant actually tell | May 29 12:54 |
| matey | and i was going to use the webchat to confirm it | May 29 12:54 |
| matey | it isnt just the webchat being weird, im having issues with both the standard channel as well as the webchat | May 29 12:55 |
| matey | issues ive never had previously with either | May 29 12:56 |
| matey | which is why i ask if something is down | May 29 12:56 |
| matey | but i think im connected to one of them. maybe | May 29 12:56 |
| matey | *** Got ident response | May 29 12:57 |
| matey | but i cant tell if ive joined the channel | May 29 12:57 |
| matey | thats unusual | May 29 12:57 |
| matey | i told it to go to #stardust | May 29 12:57 |
| SomeH4x0r | it does | May 29 12:58 |
| matey | what does? | May 29 12:58 |
| SomeH4x0r | I seen you joining #stardust | May 29 12:58 |
| matey | hmm | May 29 12:58 |
| techrights-ipfs-bot | ▕ IPFS downstream, 60 mins: ▅▅▆▄▅▆▅▆▅▅▅▅▅▆▅▆▄▇▆▆▇▂▇▅▅▄▅▆▆▆▆▆▅▆▆▁ avg(k/sec) 32.81 ▕ IPFS upstream: ▁▁▁▁▂▁▁▂▁▂▁▂▁▂▁▂▂▁▁▂▁▂▁▂▂▂▁▂▁▂▁▂▂▁▂▁▂▁▁▂▁ avg(k/sec) 5.25▕ swarm size (avg): 0 ⟲ | May 29 12:59 |
| matey | im using whois to confirm that im connected | May 29 13:00 |
| matey | but i get no response from the command | May 29 13:00 |
| matey | again, thats unusual | May 29 13:00 |
| matey | its like connecting to /dev/null | May 29 13:00 |
| SomeH4x0r | webchat should now work | May 29 13:00 |
| matey | yes | May 29 13:01 |
| matey | what was the story with it | May 29 13:01 |
| SomeH4x0r | for some reason Apache glitches and needs to be reloaded | May 29 13:01 |
| techrights-news | [Meme] Unitary and Harmonised Injustice | Techrights ⚓ http://techrights.org/2022/05/29/kangaroo-courts-upc/ | ♾ Gemini address: gemini://gemini.techrights.org/2022/05/29/kangaroo-courts-upc/ | May 29 13:01 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-techrights.org | [Meme] Unitary and Harmonised Injustice | Techrights | May 29 13:01 | |
| matey | yeah i believe it | May 29 13:02 |
| SomeH4x0r | try connecting to the other server https://stardust.cx/?a=servers | May 29 13:02 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-stardust.cx | StardustNetwork - Servers | May 29 13:02 | |
| matey | :) okay its my fault, i figured it out | May 29 13:03 |
| matey | not the webchat part of course | May 29 13:03 |
| matey | /me fixes it | May 29 13:03 |
| techrights-news | PulseAudio 16.0 Released with Bluetooth Battery Level Reporting • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/165376 | May 29 13:06 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.tuxmachines.org | PulseAudio 16.0 Released with Bluetooth Battery Level Reporting | Tux Machines | May 29 13:06 | |
| techrights-news | Another roundup of the past week’s lies (or responses to the lies) from Team UPC; it has become rather absurd and to make matters worse António Campinos is posting similar lies (and advocacy of unlawful agenda) in the EPO‘s official Web site http://techrights.org/2022/05/29/gallery-of-patent-law-firms-that-still-lie-still-promote-illegal-agenda-and-casually-game-the-media-to-mischievously-shape-perceptions/ | May 29 13:07 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-techrights.org | Gallery of Patent Law Firms That Still Lie, Still Promote Illegal Agenda, and Casually Game the Media to Mischievously Shape Perceptions | Techrights | May 29 13:07 | |
| techrights-news | Time to review the phone that I helped make! gemini://idiomdrottning.org/mudita-pure | May 29 13:09 |
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| XRevan86 | https://nitter.net/JuliaDavisNews/status/1530694058007478275 | May 29 13:13 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-nitter.net | Julia Davis (@JuliaDavisNews): "Watch this for more of an understanding as to what happens in Russia when they hear appeasers who call on Ukraine to cede territory to Russia for the sake of an imaginary peace. Spoiler: they grow emboldened and want even more—from both Ukraine & the West." | nitter | May 29 13:13 | |
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| XRevan86 | Such might. Almost the whole force is focused on Sieverodonetsk right now, and has it been taken yet? That would be a no. | May 29 13:19 |
| DaemonFC | Yeah, I can only imagine how badly the Russians are doing if the US is concerned that we're almost to the minimum acceptable level of stingers and javelin systems. | May 29 13:21 |
| DaemonFC | Of course, who better to use them on? | May 29 13:21 |
| DaemonFC | Those Stinger systems have to be replaced every 15 years or so anyway because of the non-serviceable battery if nothing else. | May 29 13:22 |
| DaemonFC | So ideally you give Ukraine the stuff that is expiring first so they can go ahead and blow up a bunch of Russians with it now and we can refill on stuff that's good for a while. | May 29 13:22 |
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| XRevan86 | https://novayagazeta.eu/articles/2022/05/29/mediazona-employee-of-russian-defence-ministrys-press-service-killed-in-ukraine-news "Employee of Russian Defence Ministry’s press service killed in Ukraine" | May 29 13:23 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-novayagazeta.eu | Новая газета. Европа | May 29 13:23 | |
| DaemonFC | It would have cost us about as much either way. | May 29 13:24 |
| DaemonFC | Might as well blow up a bunch of Russian equipment so they can't use it on anyone. | May 29 13:24 |
| DaemonFC | Plus we now know how well our defensive weapons work on their stuff. Pretty well, actually. Even the latest stuff. | May 29 13:24 |
| XRevan86 | DaemonFC: I wonder how resilient the latest addition to the heavy vehicle arsenal to the Javelin's and such is: T-62's. | May 29 13:26 |
| XRevan86 | Reports indicate they'll be given to the "DPR" forces. | May 29 13:27 |
| XRevan86 | Considering how they trained and used the mobilised soldiers, this might just be an improvement for them. | May 29 13:28 |
| DaemonFC | It doesn't seem like Russia has any armored vehicles that hold up well against the Javelin. | May 29 13:34 |
| DaemonFC | They sent on tanks that use their most advanced armor and the Javelin made short work of those. | May 29 13:34 |
| DaemonFC | But it seems a lot of the Russian stuff is obsolete, and even when Ukraine is using some stuff that old, it had the design flaws fixed, and Russia's haven't had similar retrofits. | May 29 13:35 |
| DaemonFC | Lots of corruption in the Russian military seems to have taken its toll. | May 29 13:35 |
| DaemonFC | Their stuff wasn't even up to fighting in Ukraine even when the US has been hesitant to give Ukraine heavier weapons. | May 29 13:36 |
| DaemonFC | The US is just now starting to approve medium range missile systems. | May 29 13:37 |
| DaemonFC | I don't know what those will be exactly. Maybe the Patriot missile system? | May 29 13:37 |
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| XRevan86 | https://metacpan.org/release/RJBS/perl-5.36.0/view/pod/perldelta.pod#use-v5.36 I can't believe they actually enabled "signatures". | May 29 13:51 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-perldelta - what is new for perl v5.36.0 - metacpan.org | May 29 13:51 | |
| MinceR | 29 125030 < matey> the first world runs entirely on bullshit | May 29 14:12 |
| MinceR | somehow the second world manages to run even more on bullshit | May 29 14:12 |
| matey | mincer: the second world is run by the first world | May 29 14:24 |
| matey | india is run by microsoft | May 29 14:24 |
| matey | so youre not wrong, and thats how | May 29 14:24 |
| MinceR | russia is not run by the USA | May 29 14:25 |
| MinceR | and putler's brand of bullshit is something special | May 29 14:26 |
| MinceR | OTOH the USA was run by terrorussia for 4 years, when the Moscovian Candidate was the president | May 29 14:26 |
| XRevan86 | matey: "The Second World" is a designation for the USSR and its bloc. | May 29 14:28 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | ukraine snubbbed putin | May 29 14:32 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | so he bloc'ced ukraine | May 29 14:32 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | "bloc user" | May 29 14:32 |
| MinceR | putler's been dreaming of recapturing the entire easter bloc earlier than that | May 29 14:32 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | he should take easter island | May 29 14:33 |
| MinceR | he should take polonium | May 29 14:33 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | estern polonium | May 29 14:33 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | *Eastern | May 29 14:33 |
| MinceR | or novichok, instead of "novorossiya" | May 29 14:34 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | 2024 insurrectionist elected | May 29 14:34 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | hands over alaska to putin | May 29 14:34 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | putin takes hungary | May 29 14:34 |
| MinceR | or just joins the russian federation | May 29 14:34 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | making alaska "great again" | May 29 14:34 |
| MinceR | and on cue, the gypsy king joins hungary to it too | May 29 14:34 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | ttrump lost his marbles when he found out finland wants to secede from russia | May 29 14:35 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | the nerve of those finns ! | May 29 14:35 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | car ride from alaska to hungary, no assport stops needed | May 29 14:36 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | just drive on ice | May 29 14:36 |
| schestowitz | https://www.downtoearth.org.in/video/climate-change/why-are-polar-bears-migrating-to-russia-from-alaska--81756 | May 29 14:37 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.downtoearth.org.in | Why are polar bears migrating to Russia from Alaska? | May 29 14:37 | |
| MinceR | just make sure you get a car made outside the new russian empire | May 29 14:37 |
| MinceR | otherwise it will just break down a fraction of the way | May 29 14:37 |
| schestowitz | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bering_Strait | May 29 14:38 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-en.wikipedia.org | Bering Strait - Wikipedia | May 29 14:38 | |
| schestowitz_TR2 | "Since 2012, the Russian coast of the Bering Strait has been a closed military zone." | May 29 14:40 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | "It is 53 miles (85 km) wide, and at its deepest point is only 90 m (300 ft) in depth." | May 29 14:41 |
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| techrights-news | Don’t miss the jaw-dropping deals on electronic gadgets • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/165377 | May 29 15:40 |
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| techrights-news | Arch Linux’s Menu-Based Installer Gets New Disk Preview, FIDO2 Support, and More • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/165378 | May 29 15:40 |
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| techrights-news | "They could be known, or go unnoticed for eternity. Sometimes we are communicating to the nearest and known object, which is creating a galaxy neighborhood." gemini://szczezuja.flounder.online/gemlog/2022-05-29-My-map-of-the-galaxy.gmi | May 29 15:42 |
| techrights-news | Distrobox 1.3 is out, but it got outsourced to Microsoft proprietary software, so it's not so trustworthy as a project. We need to help people get away from GitHub, maybe set up Git for them (if they don't know how).... | May 29 15:44 |
| techrights-news | Pull xfs updates from Dave Chinner https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux.git/commit/?id=babf0bb978e3c9fce6c4eba6b744c8754fd43d8e | May 29 15:45 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-git.kernel.org | kernel/git/torvalds/linux.git - Linux kernel source tree | May 29 15:45 | |
| XRevan86 | More traumatising news for activelоw | May 29 15:46 |
| techrights-news | Two energy wasters https://www.techradar.com/news/amd-could-be-readying-a-super-cheap-gpu-to-tackle-nvidias-rumored-gtx-1630 we need to innovate in another direction... | May 29 15:46 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-AMD could be readying a super-cheap GPU to tackle Nvidia’s rumored GTX 1630 | TechRadar | May 29 15:46 | |
| XRevan86 | XFS gets new things, clearly it's not as good as ext2. | May 29 15:47 |
| techrights-news | Phoronix is obsolete https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Microsoft-Hyper-V-Linux-5.19 | May 29 15:47 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-Microsoft Trims Hyper-V Boot Time By Minutes For Big Azure VMs With Linux 5.19 - Phoronix | May 29 15:47 | |
| matey | /me thinks xfs is a big pile of shit, has always hated it | May 29 15:48 |
| matey | i hated trisquel for going with the same default that ubuntu had, which was to use xfs | May 29 15:48 |
| *XRevan86 thinks XFS is the most stable FS for Linux that has at least some CoW. | May 29 15:48 | |
| XRevan86 | I don't recall Ubuntu ever going for XFS by default. | May 29 15:49 |
| matey | /me wonders if it wasnt xfs | May 29 15:49 |
| matey | you cant resize it smaller, right? | May 29 15:49 |
| bnchs | activelow really hates sgi | May 29 15:49 |
| bnchs | and for no good reason | May 29 15:49 |
| XRevan86 | matey: That's the big problem of XFS, yes. | May 29 15:49 |
| matey | okay thats why i hate it as a default | May 29 15:49 |
| matey | it takes up your partition and you have to move it to make room for other distros | May 29 15:50 |
| matey | its like uefi for your partition table | May 29 15:50 |
| matey | but if it wasnt default, i wouldnt care | May 29 15:50 |
| matey | because people would use it less, and those who did its their choice | May 29 15:50 |
| matey | and yes, ubuntu made it default, no other reason trisquel would | May 29 15:50 |
| matey | trisquel rarely innovates anything unless they have to remove something and replace it | May 29 15:51 |
| XRevan86 | matey: I see mentions of Trisquel using XFS for /home | May 29 15:51 |
| matey | which is fine, xcept for ubuntu as a base | May 29 15:51 |
| MinceR | https://ircz.de/p/17121827 | May 29 15:51 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-ircz.de | IRCZ makes your life worth living https://i.imgur.com/ouPouhi.jpg created on 2017-12-18 12:44:46.975159 | May 29 15:51 | |
| matey | its freely licensed, so the fact that its some shit from ubuntu is irrelevant, as is good design | May 29 15:51 |
| MinceR | i hate XFS because it zeroed out a lot of my files | May 29 15:51 |
| XRevan86 | I don't see mentions of Ubuntu ever doing that, and my seldom experience with Ubuntu never-ever had any mention of XFS. | May 29 15:51 |
| MinceR | i think they fixed that in Linux since then, though | May 29 15:52 |
| matey | maybe trisquel did it first, but i still doubt it | May 29 15:52 |
| matey | they tend to follow what ubuntu does | May 29 15:52 |
| matey | for better or worse | May 29 15:52 |
| XRevan86 | matey: Don't assume, make sure. | May 29 15:52 |
| XRevan86 | matey: Which release are we even talking about? | May 29 15:52 |
| matey | well 99% sure is as sure as normal people need to be... 99% of the time | May 29 15:52 |
| matey | well they would be very old | May 29 15:52 |
| matey | i havent touched the shit in years | May 29 15:53 |
| matey | im not talking about today | May 29 15:53 |
| XRevan86 | matey: https://trisquel.info/en/forum/why-does-trisquel-still-default-xfs-home | May 29 15:53 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-trisquel.info | Why does Trisquel still default to XFS for home? | Trisquel GNU/Linux - Run free! | May 29 15:53 | |
| XRevan86 | MinceR: They made it significantly more robust over time, and my experience has only been positive. | May 29 15:56 |
| XRevan86 | Meanwhile btrfs users still occasionally suffer. | May 29 15:56 |
| MinceR | yeah, i don't use btrfs either | May 29 15:56 |
| activelow | maybe XFS was once stable, currently i do not consider it anymore | May 29 15:59 |
| activelow | and i do not hate SGI, i reject most implementations of OpenGL | May 29 15:59 |
| XRevan86 | In activelow's terminology stable means "a codebase that doesn't change much". | May 29 15:59 |
| XRevan86 | So maybe that's true. | May 29 15:59 |
| activelow | yes, that's one criteria | May 29 15:59 |
| MinceR | criterion | May 29 16:00 |
| bnchs | matey: bysword is a troll | May 29 16:00 |
| MinceR | criteria is plural | May 29 16:00 |
| bnchs | ignore him | May 29 16:00 |
| XRevan86 | It's something to keep in mind, because most people by "stable" mean "the FS doesn't break easily", so there can be misunderstanding. | May 29 16:00 |
| XRevan86 | XFS used to break but it was stable, now it works well but it's unstable. | May 29 16:01 |
| matey | bnchs: already ignored him | May 29 16:02 |
| matey | hopefully he dies bysword | May 29 16:02 |
| MinceR | who's bysword? | May 29 16:03 |
| matey | bnchs is like santa claus | May 29 16:03 |
| matey | this is just one of his helpers | May 29 16:03 |
| XRevan86 | Russia has a very close relationship to the word "stable". It's never been more stable, but also… | May 29 16:03 |
| MinceR | are there a lot of horses in russia? | May 29 16:03 |
| XRevan86 | Haven't kept tabs on them. | May 29 16:04 |
| matey | there are whenever the army doesnt have to eat them | May 29 16:04 |
| activelow | XRevan86: i put bcachefs on todo for review | May 29 16:04 |
| matey | if putin is around long enough there will be more horses in russia than trees | May 29 16:04 |
| MinceR | https://images-cdn.9gag.com/photo/a7WEb4A_700b.jpg | May 29 16:04 |
| matey | not because of an increase in horses | May 29 16:04 |
| activelow | had to migrate my IRC stuff first, just shut down irssi some minutes ago | May 29 16:05 |
| activelow | bcachefs is interesting: because it incorporates some replication/backup mechanism, it supports compression | May 29 16:05 |
| activelow | disadvantage of bcachefs: linux-only to my knowledge | May 29 16:06 |
| XRevan86 | I thought the disadvantage would be that it's still in heavy development. | May 29 16:06 |
| XRevan86 | It is cool though. | May 29 16:06 |
| activelow | among the many filesystems, ext2 (with the non-ext4 kernel module) seems the most portable one remaining | May 29 16:07 |
| XRevan86 | No, FAT32 is the most portable. | May 29 16:07 |
| activelow | if you wanted to consider FAT32 stable, then go for it | May 29 16:07 |
| XRevan86 | It's practically rock solid. | May 29 16:07 |
| MinceR | FAT32 is patent-encumbered, isn't it? | May 29 16:07 |
| XRevan86 | MinceR: I thought every single one of them expired. | May 29 16:08 |
| XRevan86 | as rock solid as mammoth poop | May 29 16:08 |
| activelow | anyway, i'll not use any of those: xfs, jfs, zfs, btrfs | May 29 16:08 |
| MinceR | maybe i'm thinking of exFAT | May 29 16:08 |
| matey | i dont think the fat patent was ever enforceable other than giving microsoft a bit of money from each drive sold | May 29 16:09 |
| MinceR | there was a shakedown exploiting a VFAT patent | May 29 16:09 |
| MinceR | and iirc it resulted in MICROS~1 malware on many android devices | May 29 16:09 |
| matey | which is all the more reason to destroy microsoft forever | May 29 16:09 |
| matey | oh wait, github is free! | May 29 16:09 |
| matey | dumb fucks | May 29 16:09 |
| bnchs | "oh god it's on github" | May 29 16:09 |
| XRevan86 | MinceR: There was some thing about the filename stuff, I don't remember if that patent is still holding. | May 29 16:10 |
| XRevan86 | But it seems that feature was stripped out anyway. | May 29 16:10 |
| XRevan86 | "MICROS~1" <- Literally that. | May 29 16:10 |
| matey | INNOVA~1 | May 29 16:11 |
| matey | "Mozilla's new addon blocking process literally starts with a section called Security Over Choice, which was not in the old one. So, they have now provided us with a direct, undeniable admission that your choice doesn't matter." systemd fanbois did the same thing | May 29 16:13 |
| matey | "islinuxaboutchoice" NO. | May 29 16:13 |
| matey | the only people ive seen pull that one are mozilla, moonchild, systemd and gnome | May 29 16:14 |
| matey | these are people who are so against user freedom that they proudly claim it doesnt exist and isnt a goal | May 29 16:14 |
| matey | and people still use their shit-- incredibly | May 29 16:14 |
| matey | 52 brings a PulseAudio requirement to play sound on Linux - even though the ALSA code is there even now, so the decision was made entirely to remove user choice. <- systemdzilla | May 29 16:16 |
| matey | im familiar with most of this so far | May 29 16:17 |
| matey | but i havent found a more comprehensive rundown anywhere | May 29 16:17 |
| matey | Yes, you saw it right! There is no way to disable auto-updates since version 63! <- software that updates itself without the option not to isnt free | May 29 16:18 |
| matey | its just a backdoor | May 29 16:18 |
| matey | i hope whoever implemented that dies | May 29 16:18 |
| matey | painfully | May 29 16:18 |
| matey | wrong chat, but equally applicaable here | May 29 16:18 |
| XRevan86 | https://groups.google.com/g/mozilla.dev.platform/c/jRAqSTri66I | May 29 16:22 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-groups.google.com | Rationalising Linux audio backend support | May 29 16:22 | |
| XRevan86 | > The most problematic backend across all platforms is ALSA. It is also missing full duplex support. We are intending to add multichannel (5.1) support across all platforms and the ones that don’t make the cut will be the ALSA backend | May 29 16:22 |
| XRevan86 | > Our ALSA backend has fallen behind in features, it is buggy and difficult to fix. | May 29 16:22 |
| matey | /me doesnt use alsa | May 29 16:24 |
| activelow | ALSA wasn't buggy, and it didn't miss any features | May 29 16:24 |
| activelow | still using it, and used it with seamonkey for many years | May 29 16:25 |
| XRevan86 | "Our ALSA backend" == ALSA? | May 29 16:25 |
| activelow | and, 5.1 is technical nonsense | May 29 16:26 |
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| XRevan86 | Is full duplex technical nonsense? | May 29 16:27 |
| activelow | full duplex what? ethernet? no. | May 29 16:27 |
| XRevan86 | It is ironic when pure ALSA is the way to get sound latency. | May 29 16:27 |
| activelow | ALSA buffers can be configured for minimal latency | May 29 16:27 |
| matey | whats so fucking difficult about letting users enable alsa in about:config and saying "we dont support this. too buggy" | May 29 16:28 |
| activelow | asoundrc configuration isn't trivial | May 29 16:28 |
| matey | i hope thats a fucking bird because if its not im never going outside again | May 29 16:29 |
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| matey | /me has somehow been transported to florida | May 29 16:29 |
| MinceR | (cat) (audio:important) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aIJdcmbym-c | May 29 16:30 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-@Invidious: https://invidious.mutahar.rocks/watch?v=aIJdcmbym-c | May 29 16:30 | |
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| activelow | migrated everything onto linux framebuffer console, with yaft+dvtm bundled into my dmux desktop environment | May 29 16:30 |
| MinceR | so, basically what mozilla is trying to tell us that ALSA can't do certain things, but poetteringaudio can do those things while using ALSA as its output API | May 29 16:31 |
| MinceR | sounds very credible, mozilla. | May 29 16:31 |
| activelow | side-effect of this, most of the bullshit problems in the realm of moz/systemd/gnu aren't any concern anymore | May 29 16:31 |
| XRevan86 | MinceR: API | May 29 16:31 |
| MinceR | it's "modern" to tell lies all the time | May 29 16:31 |
| activelow | instead, i can focus on hacking and programming, which is fun | May 29 16:31 |
| matey | <MinceR> it's "modern" to tell lies all the time <- progressive, even! | May 29 16:34 |
| matey | like lieplanet | May 29 16:34 |
| matey | they also say they care about privacy, then send your data to google with invisible captcha and even use clear gifs, after disabling "turn off images" in dialog saying it broke websites | May 29 16:35 |
| XRevan86 | MinceR: From a programme's perspective PulseAudio and ALSA are very different. | May 29 16:39 |
| XRevan86 | Maybe they could have figured something out, but is the game worth the candle? | May 29 16:40 |
| MinceR | poetteringaudio is magic | May 29 16:40 |
| activelow | PulseAudio is an ALSA frontend, not sure what pulseaudio is good for | May 29 16:41 |
| XRevan86 | It's also going obsolete. | May 29 16:41 |
| activelow | if a software mixer was required, then dmix existed with ALSA | May 29 16:41 |
| activelow | then besides pulseaudio, jack-audio existed (jack1 was written in C, jack2 is written in c++) | May 29 16:41 |
| MinceR | it's good for introducing skips into your audio output | May 29 16:42 |
| XRevan86 | And couldn't even resample. | May 29 16:42 |
| MinceR | and wasting resources | May 29 16:42 |
| MinceR | and dropping random files all over your filesystem | May 29 16:42 |
| MinceR | presumably the skipping is where the "pulse" comes from | May 29 16:42 |
| activelow | i won't consider any of those anymore: jack2, pulseaudio | May 29 16:42 |
| XRevan86 | MinceR: I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you're referring to as skips, is in fact, underruns/overruns, or as I've recently taken to calling it, xruns. | May 29 16:42 |
| MinceR | :> | May 29 16:42 |
| activelow | if jack2 didn't require c++, and jack1 is deprecated | May 29 16:43 |
| XRevan86 | activelow: Are ye seriously considering JACK for everyday use? | May 29 16:43 |
| activelow | XRevan86: jack is almost equivalent to pulseaudio, and jack was the better choice | May 29 16:44 |
| activelow | and i don't use jack anymore, because jack2/c++ | May 29 16:44 |
| XRevan86 | Where "almost equivalent" means "has a completely different use-case". | May 29 16:44 |
| matey | :> | May 29 16:45 |
| *activelow got a mild cold | May 29 16:46 | |
| activelow | maybe i got another few hours to review bcachefs today | May 29 16:47 |
| XRevan86 | activelow: "and jack was the better choice" <- I'm sure ye never actually used either. | May 29 16:47 |
| XRevan86 | Otherwise ye would've known how silly this sounds. | May 29 16:47 |
| activelow | XRevan86: i tested alsa/jackd/fluidsynth with a MIDI keyboard while ago | May 29 16:47 |
| activelow | and noticed, jackd is redundant for the use-case i tested | May 29 16:48 |
| activelow | jackd is required to dynamically change configuration of an audio setup (re-plugging audio-channels) | May 29 16:48 |
| XRevan86 | activelow: Recommend me a patchbay for pure ALSA. | May 29 16:48 |
| activelow | i didn't need this, and configured midi channel plugging directly with alsa | May 29 16:48 |
| activelow | XRevan86: shell script | May 29 16:49 |
| activelow | anyway, meanwhile i removed fluidsynth too, because it depends on GNU Glib, and i do not accept GNU Glib anymore | May 29 16:49 |
| activelow | what remains is timidity++ to fiddle with MIDI | May 29 16:49 |
| activelow | got no time currently | May 29 16:49 |
| XRevan86 | https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/rncbc/qpwgraph/-/raw/v0.3.1/src/images/qpwgraph_screenshot-1.png | May 29 16:49 |
| XRevan86 | So this looks like something doable in ALSA? | May 29 16:49 |
| activelow | XRevan86: jackd does use ALSA, jackd (and pulseaudio) are a frontend for ALSA | May 29 16:51 |
| activelow | although, i do not know what this screenshot shall demonstrate, to do with ALSA or jackd or pulseaudio | May 29 16:52 |
| XRevan86 | I noticed I forgot to write "pure ALSA" but decided no one would nitpick in the context. | May 29 16:52 |
| activelow | the difference between ALSA and jackd frontend is this, dynamic-configurations are easier to accomplish with jackd to re-plug channels and their configuration | May 29 16:53 |
| XRevan86 | activelow: It's an input/output graph, where the ins and outs can be manually redirected. | May 29 16:53 |
| activelow | with ALSA i can write an asoundr, and not alter this once configured | May 29 16:53 |
| XRevan86 | activelow: So pure ALSA can distinguish individual channels? | May 29 16:54 |
| activelow | and then alsa got some utilities to plug varios channels | May 29 16:54 |
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| activelow | XRevan86: besides, recently i removed LADSAP, it had some undesireable dependencies again, c++ or something else, don't remember | May 29 16:55 |
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| activelow | otherwise, for testing i plugged into an LADSPA equalizer and resampler with my asoundrc, and it worked as it should | May 29 16:56 |
| XRevan86 | On the whole sink? | May 29 16:56 |
| activelow | which source? which sink? | May 29 16:57 |
| activelow | one stereo channel -> resampled -> ladspa -> out | May 29 16:58 |
| techrights-ipfs-bot | ▕ IPFS downstream, 60 mins: ▅▅▆▄▅▆▅▆▅▅▅▅▅▆▅▆▄▇▆▆▇▂▇▅▅▄▅▆▆▆▆▆▅▆▆▁ avg(k/sec) 32.81 ▕ IPFS upstream: ▁▁▁▁▂▁▁▂▁▂▁▂▁▂▁▂▂▁▁▂▁▂▁▂▂▂▁▂▁▂▁▂▂▁▂▁▂▁▁▂▁ avg(k/sec) 5.25▕ swarm size (avg): 0 ⟲ | May 29 16:59 |
| activelow | anyway, asoundrc alone isn't suitable for complicated audio-channel management | May 29 16:59 |
| matey | /me doesnt even know what pure alsa is | May 29 17:00 |
| XRevan86 | activelow: Imagine being able to apply audio filters only for one programme's sound. | May 29 17:00 |
| XRevan86 | matey: libasound | May 29 17:00 |
| XRevan86 | No sound daemons, just libasound → kernel's ALSA | May 29 17:01 |
| activelow | XRevan86: i can configured as many (virtual) pcm devices with a custom processing chain as i wanted | May 29 17:01 |
| activelow | that's not the problem with asoundrc, problem is to re-plug and change channels and processing chains dynamically | May 29 17:01 |
| activelow | which is, what jack2 can do, which i cannot with asoundrc alone | May 29 17:02 |
| activelow | however, gladly, i do not need that | May 29 17:02 |
| techrights-news | Slashdot CONTINUES to ATTACK Linux... in its LINUX section https://linux.slashdot.org/story/22/05/28/2243237/new-linux-based-ransomware-targets-vmware-servers WTH? Slashdot is a FUD machine http://techrights.org/2022/05/28/slashdot-linux-section/ | May 29 17:03 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-linux.slashdot.org | New Linux-Based Ransomware Targets VMware Servers - Slashdot | May 29 17:03 | |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-techrights.org | When 50% of Slashdot’s ‘Linux’ Section is Microsoft Marketing, EEE, and FUD | Techrights | May 29 17:03 | |
| *activelow continues bcachefs review | May 29 17:03 | |
| activelow | ttyl | May 29 17:03 |
| matey | libasound is still alsa though? | May 29 17:03 |
| MinceR | iirc you can create virtual devices in pure ALSA, at least with dmix | May 29 17:04 |
| XRevan86 | matey: There are caveats, i.e. there are plug-ins that make libasound redirect output into whatever one desires. | May 29 17:04 |
| matey | that sounds like a worthwhile feature, at least in theory | May 29 17:05 |
| XRevan86 | Well, yea, it's simple enough that this works. | May 29 17:05 |
| XRevan86 | matey: The caveat is that libasound doesn't mean "pure ALSA" on its own, it should also actually pipe sound into ALSA directly for that to be true. | May 29 17:06 |
| XRevan86 | Although in context of Firefox it doesn't matter for instance, there "pure ALSA" means "libasound". | May 29 17:07 |
| XRevan86 | It doesn't matter where the sound goes to, it's the API they have a problem with. | May 29 17:07 |
| techrights-news | Microsoft Phoronix | May 29 17:09 |
| activelow | this was a quick review, bcachefs won't be it... libudev, libzstd, liblz4 (cmake)... no. | May 29 17:10 |
| matey | prominent Linux kernel developer Theodore Ts’o expressed his opinion that the dispute over systemd’s centralized design philosophy, more than technical concerns, indicates a dangerous general trend toward uniformizing the Linux ecosystem, alienating and marginalizing parts of the open-source community, and leaving little room for alternative projects | May 29 17:11 |
| matey | and we have gkh instead, a novell person | May 29 17:11 |
| MinceR | there are many problems with systemd's philosophy and politics | May 29 17:11 |
| matey | and linus has no real say in the future | May 29 17:12 |
| matey | and we move away from tso and towards gkh | May 29 17:12 |
| matey | you know | May 29 17:12 |
| XRevan86 | "libzstd, liblz4 (cmake)" <- This guy wants FS compression, but doesn't want compression software. | May 29 17:12 |
| matey | libzstd <- this is facebook or google | May 29 17:12 |
| matey | i think brotli is google | May 29 17:12 |
| matey | i think zstd is facebook | May 29 17:12 |
| matey | either way its github and part of wget | May 29 17:12 |
| matey | liblz4 <- this one might be okay | May 29 17:13 |
| matey | xz is a huge disappointment | May 29 17:13 |
| XRevan86 | matey: Both are good quick compression algorithms. | May 29 17:13 |
| matey | its nearly lossy | May 29 17:13 |
| XRevan86 | activelow expects gzip? | May 29 17:13 |
| matey | Both are good quick compression algorithms <- the algorithm doesnt enter into it | May 29 17:13 |
| matey | mirror it on something gnu controls, and stop relying on the good will of microsoft | May 29 17:13 |
| XRevan86 | matey: For on-the-fly compression it's *crucial*. | May 29 17:13 |
| matey | it doesnt belong in wget | May 29 17:14 |
| matey | algorithms can be mirrored | May 29 17:14 |
| techrights-news | Lukashenko's business partners Benoît Battistelli and António Campinos want to take the law into their own hands, with criminals from Microsoft as business partners http://techrights.org/2022/05/29/kangaroo-courts-upc/ | May 29 17:14 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-techrights.org | [Meme] Unitary and Harmonised Injustice | Techrights | May 29 17:14 | |
| activelow | XRevan86: liblz4 required CMake to build it which i do not have without c++ | May 29 17:14 |
| matey | on gnu-controlled infrastructure | May 29 17:14 |
| techrights-news | With journalism waning if not dying perhaps we should expect lobbyists and PR agencies to fill the vacuum; in the domain of patents we’re seeing the worst elements stealing the narrative and pushing illegal proposals without any parliamentary debates http://techrights.org/2022/05/29/team-upc-gets-media-played/ | May 29 17:14 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-techrights.org | The Travesty of the Web as a Disinformation Machine of Patent Litigation Maximalists | Techrights | May 29 17:14 | |
| matey | not microsoft juggernauts | May 29 17:14 |
| activelow | i could hack bcachefs-tools build system to remove lz4/zstd/libudev... | May 29 17:14 |
| matey | youd think gnu understood this | May 29 17:14 |
| matey | but gnu is a farce | May 29 17:15 |
| techrights-news | Do not be misled by words like “unified” or “unitary” (or “united”, “unity”, “harmony” etc.); what the EPO and Team UPC (law firms pushing the dead and legally invalid UPC proposal) strive to do isn’t just illegal for at least a handful of different and solid reasons, it is also unconstitutional in many nations http://techrights.org/2022/05/29/upc-as-invasion-or-occupation/ | May 29 17:15 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-techrights.org | [Meme] Illegally Forcing ‘Unification’ in Europe | Techrights | May 29 17:15 | |
| activelow | yet there is other problems with bcachefs... it is implemented for linux-kernel only | May 29 17:15 |
| techrights-news | A year-old video of the EPO’s kakistocrat in chief shows potentially offensive language difficulties (the videos are unaltered; must be seen to be believed!) http://techrights.org/2022/05/29/antonio-f-campinos-talks/ | May 29 17:15 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-techrights.org | Video: Antonio ‘F’ Campinos in His Very Own Words | Techrights | May 29 17:15 | |
| activelow | and i am not sure i would want to place all my bets on linux-kernel | May 29 17:15 |
| XRevan86 | matey: I don't disagree, but so much stuff is hosted on GitHub I don't know if it's even possible to filter software on that criterion. | May 29 17:15 |
| MinceR | 29 181347 < matey> mirror it on something gnu controls, and stop relying on the good will of microsoft | May 29 17:16 |
| MinceR | better yet, mirror it on something _you_ control | May 29 17:16 |
| XRevan86 | "yet there is other problems with bcachefs... it is implemented for linux-kernel only" <- It's new and it's a feature-oriented FS. | May 29 17:16 |
| matey | <MinceR> better yet, mirror it on something _you_ control <- sure, but i dont expect the gnu project to trust my mirror | May 29 17:17 |
| XRevan86 | The desire for FS compression and the desire for high portability are practically mutually exclusive. | May 29 17:17 |
| matey | but i get your point. make my own binaries or something | May 29 17:17 |
| XRevan86 | Genuine portable FS' are not even a thing, the ports will always be that, ports. | May 29 17:18 |
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| XRevan86 | Even with FAT32, which everything supports, it will always be obvious that it's a DOS FS at heart. | May 29 17:19 |
| matey | gnu should at a minimum, set a good example for free software | May 29 17:19 |
| matey | if it cant do that, they might as well pull the plug | May 29 17:20 |
| matey | if its going to be another microsoft product, better that it simply die with honour, than go out as a slave | May 29 17:20 |
| matey | the fsf has chosen the latter already | May 29 17:20 |
| matey | gnu will (does) follow | May 29 17:20 |
| matey | microsoft gnu will not inspire better, not compared to what gnu was when it wasnt a joke | May 29 17:21 |
| matey | and ibm (increasingly) controls gcc, though i dont think llvm is better | May 29 17:21 |
| matey | i like the idea that you can actually compile gcc | May 29 17:21 |
| matey | gcc should be mirrored, and red hat can go fuck itself | May 29 17:22 |
| matey | there is a gcc mirror on sr.ht or something | May 29 17:22 |
| activelow | with ext2 i fear filesystem corruption with sudden power-loss, if ext2 isn't mounted -o sync | May 29 17:22 |
| activelow | and -o sync mount, is probably slow | May 29 17:23 |
| activelow | another problem, was loopdev which i kept with a crypto-transform, and loopdev has some performance regression too | May 29 17:23 |
| XRevan86 | activelow: Can't have both a stable (i.e. dead codebase) FS and a stable (i.e. reliable) FS at the same time. | May 29 17:24 |
| MinceR | my point was more a question of how much you can trust gnu | May 29 17:24 |
| activelow | XRevan86: what's wrong with ext2? | May 29 17:24 |
| MinceR | wasn't the ext2 driver retired already? | May 29 17:25 |
| XRevan86 | MinceR: It was, but activelow uses an old kernel anyway. | May 29 17:26 |
| activelow | the original ext2 implementation is still there inside kernel, and if it doesn't contain bugs, then why change the sources? | May 29 17:26 |
| activelow | kernel 5.10 isn't old | May 29 17:26 |
| activelow | it is the current lTS | May 29 17:26 |
| activelow | LTS | May 29 17:26 |
| MinceR | it might contain bugs, and those bugs are unlikely to be found or fixed | May 29 17:26 |
| activelow | ext2 was tested for 20years now | May 29 17:27 |
| activelow | although i wouldn't want the ext4 driver, i'll keep it at ext2; not decided yet what i will do | May 29 17:27 |
| activelow | because i do need/want some replication/backup/raid-1, and compression and/or encryption | May 29 17:28 |
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| XRevan86 | activelow: ext4 has better journaling than ext3, and simply has journaling compared to ext2. | May 29 17:28 |
| matey | <MinceR> my point was more a question of how much you can trust gnu <- you cant trust a doormat who stands for nothing | May 29 17:29 |
| matey | i tell people to be careful of pushovers | May 29 17:29 |
| matey | because pushovers only bring worse people into yourlife | May 29 17:29 |
| matey | those better be birds | May 29 17:30 |
| matey | if you read a story about a guy being carried off by giant insects | May 29 17:30 |
| matey | and you dont see me here | May 29 17:30 |
| matey | youll know what happened | May 29 17:30 |
| MinceR | :> | May 29 17:30 |
| matey | wtf | May 29 17:30 |
| XRevan86 | activelow: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ext4#Features just read that but look at it not as ext4 features but ext2's lack of features. | May 29 17:30 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-en.wikipedia.org | ext4 - Wikipedia | May 29 17:30 | |
| activelow | ext4 requires the in-kernel crypto-api, which i want to wipe | May 29 17:31 |
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| XRevan86 | ext4 can be encrypted, yes. | May 29 17:31 |
| activelow | and although ext4 introduced features, it didn't implement those i really wanted: compression, and hashing _all_ data and metadata | May 29 17:31 |
| activelow | ext4 only supports crc32 for metadata iirc | May 29 17:31 |
| XRevan86 | How about the "don't break on the 32000 subdirectory" feature? | May 29 17:32 |
| matey | thats a good one | May 29 17:32 |
| activelow | wasn't aware of any limitation with subdirectories | May 29 17:32 |
| activelow | not yet | May 29 17:32 |
| matey | at the moment im not worried about reaching a 32000 subdirectory limit | May 29 17:33 |
| matey | though it seems a pretty conservative limit for enough uses that i wouldnt set it there | May 29 17:33 |
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| XRevan86 | > An extent is a range of contiguous physical blocks, improving large-file performance and reducing fragmentation. | May 29 17:36 |
| XRevan86 | > Delayed allocation improves performance and reduces fragmentation | May 29 17:36 |
| XRevan86 | > ext4 uses checksums in the journal [and metadata] to improve reliability, since the journal is one of the most used files of the disk. This feature has a side benefit: it can safely avoid a disk I/O wait during journaling, improving performance slightly. | May 29 17:36 |
| XRevan86 | > ext4 enables write barriers by default. It ensures that file system metadata is correctly written and ordered on disk, even when write caches lose power. | May 29 17:36 |
| XRevan86 | Also ext2 can't be grown when mounted. | May 29 17:37 |
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| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-techrights.org | When You Piss Off Your Core Audience | Techrights | May 29 17:38 | |
| activelow | if i wanted checksums, i chose nilfs2; ext4 does checksum on metadata only | May 29 17:38 |
| activelow | with nilfs2 i encountered some other minor issues | May 29 17:38 |
| activelow | the benefit of ext2: it is implemented for almost all operating systems including *bsd, windows etc... just in case | May 29 17:39 |
| activelow | i won't hit any filesystem size limit with ext2 | May 29 17:39 |
| activelow | question will be, how fast ext2 is when mounted -o sync | May 29 17:40 |
| activelow | and i had wanted the e2compr patch, which doesn't apply anymore, thanks to changes of in-kernel filesystem APIs | May 29 17:40 |
| activelow | re-implementing this, and TESTING, that's not the easiest task | May 29 17:41 |
| activelow | linux MD-RAID too is, linux specific | May 29 17:44 |
| activelow | the loopdev crypto-transformation of mine, is relatively easy to implement | May 29 17:45 |
| activelow | including a user-space crypto-pipe, in case of emergency, and if linux kernel was dropped | May 29 17:45 |
| techrights-news | Fake security put in the kernel https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux.git/tree/Documentation/security/secrets/coco.rst?id=bf2431021c8cfe52c866d7bf640ced03a35ebe91 | May 29 17:46 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-git.kernel.org | coco.rst « secrets « security « Documentation - kernel/git/torvalds/linux.git - Linux kernel source tree | May 29 17:46 | |
| MinceR | https://ircz.de/p/22052740 | May 29 17:47 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-ircz.de | IRCZ makes your life worth living https://i.redd.it/lgo7x672cn191.png created on 2022-05-27 14:55:06.541745 | May 29 17:47 | |
| activelow | with ext2 i am hitting another problem: missing RENAME_WHITEOUT feature, meaning i cannot use this with overlayfs | May 29 17:47 |
| activelow | and the root.squashfs+overlayfs with ext4 was both practical and had some security benefits | May 29 17:48 |
| activelow | if i drop linux md-raid, i cannot use md-raid for online backup/recovery anymore, and would need to dd disk images | May 29 17:49 |
| activelow | i must reduce the amount of data in any case, currently gentoo distfiles is flooding 1TB on MD-RAID | May 29 17:50 |
| techrights-news | 4MLinux 39.1 released. • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/165380 | May 29 17:51 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.tuxmachines.org | 4MLinux 39.1 released. | Tux Machines | May 29 17:51 | |
| activelow | that's too much, and expensive, because an MD-RAID backup/archive/recovery strategy requiresat least three disks of the size of 1TB | May 29 17:51 |
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| techrights-news | "Valve has released a few days ago a new update for the Steam Deck, SteamOS 3.2. One of the main improvements is around Refresh Rates." https://boilingsteam.com/steamos-3-2-introduces-flexible-refresh-rates-for-the-steam-deck/ | May 29 18:09 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-boilingsteam.com | SteamOS 3.2 Introduces Flexible Refresh Rates for the Steam Deck - Boiling Steam | May 29 18:09 | |
| activelow | bcachefs-tools contain rust... gone. | May 29 18:10 |
| techrights-news | Phoronix gets "gifts" to review https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=ChromeOS-EC-Framework-Laptop | May 29 18:12 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-Framework Laptop Gets ChromeOS EC Driver Support In Linux 5.19 - Phoronix | May 29 18:12 | |
| techrights-news | With a total of 5 comments today (a lot less than it used to be), as shown above, maybe it’s time to better understand that sponsored coverage and Microsoft news isn’t what people typically came to the site for http://techrights.org/2022/05/29/phoronix-audience/ | May 29 18:14 |
| matey | Also ext2 can't be grown when mounted. <- ext3 can? | May 29 18:18 |
| XRevan86 | matey: yes | May 29 18:19 |
| activelow | don't know yet, if the old ext2 kernel-driver got journaling | May 29 18:20 |
| activelow | re-thinking e2compr, that's not desireable too, because not portable | May 29 18:20 |
| XRevan86 | ext2 not having journaling also puts me in doubt over whether the old ext2 kernel-driver has journaling. | May 29 18:21 |
| matey | cool | May 29 18:22 |
| matey | btw if you bite into a chickpea and it breaks in half | May 29 18:22 |
| matey | its probably a cardamom pod | May 29 18:23 |
| matey | as i recntly discovered | May 29 18:23 |
| MinceR | :> | May 29 18:23 |
| MinceR | https://ircz.de/p/2205276 | May 29 18:24 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-ircz.de | IRCZ makes your life worth living https://i.redd.it/z0f83d0ogn191.jpg created on 2022-05-27 02:22:51.936442 | May 29 18:24 | |
| activelow | i do not need journaling if, if a sudden power-loss doesn't push the filesystem into an inconsistent state | May 29 18:25 |
| activelow | currently on the list remaining are: ext2/(3) and nilfs2 | May 29 18:26 |
| matey | also if you bite into a chickpea and its 3 inches long, red and full of seeds | May 29 18:27 |
| matey | hold onto your anus because it could get away from you | May 29 18:27 |
| activelow | the nilfs2-utilities contain a bug somewhere, when used as aarch32 binaries on top of an aarch64 kernel, which is what i couldn't repair yet with nilfs2 | May 29 18:27 |
| activelow | and nilfs2 has one disadvantage over ext2: there is only some rudimentary read-only implementation with NetBSD for it | May 29 18:28 |
| activelow | instead, ext2 is implemented with all *bsd, and windows too | May 29 18:28 |
| MinceR | if you bite into a chickpea and it's torus-shaped, made of metal, is connected to a pin, and you just pulled the pin out of a grenade, it's not a chickpea | May 29 18:29 |
| matey | close enough | May 29 18:29 |
| techrights-ipfs-bot | Planet Gemini updated. Latest complete date at gemini://gemini.techrights.org/planet/othercapsules/2022-05-28.gmi and so far today at gemini://gemini.techrights.org/planet/othercapsules/2022-05-29.gmi | May 29 18:30 |
| matey | theres a guy on youtube who puts grenades in safes and pulls the pin out with a long string | May 29 18:30 |
| matey | i guess he got bored with shooting bottles and tin cans | May 29 18:30 |
| matey | /me points points points | May 29 18:35 |
| MinceR | :) | May 29 18:39 |
| XRevan86 | Meanwhile British tabloids are spreading rumours of Putin's death. | May 29 18:42 |
| XRevan86 | For some strange reason no respectable agency picked that story up. | May 29 18:43 |
| matey | also he was born with bat ears | May 29 18:44 |
| matey | you can still see where they modified them | May 29 18:44 |
| matey | he never smiles because his canines are unusually long | May 29 18:44 |
| XRevan86 | matey: The Ukrainian bioengineers designed COVID-19 to assassinate Putin, that's why it spreads in bats & humans. | May 29 18:45 |
| XRevan86 | (disclaimer: it's a joke) | May 29 18:45 |
| matey | (see if that stops me from running with it) | May 29 18:46 |
| XRevan86 | (:D) | May 29 18:46 |
| XRevan86 | matey: Also he does smile. | May 29 18:48 |
| XRevan86 | his humour is also quite something. | May 29 18:49 |
| XRevan86 | https://youtu.be/aimnhejkr2s this will do | May 29 18:52 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-@Invidious: https://invidious.namazso.eu/watch?v=aimnhejkr2s | May 29 18:52 | |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights--> invidious.namazso.eu | Vladimir Putin jokes about a stroke survivor being drunk - Daily Mail - Invidious | May 29 18:52 | |
| matey | <XRevan86> matey: Also he does smile. <- isnt it more of an evil grin though? | May 29 18:52 |
| XRevan86 | matey: I can't tell. | May 29 18:56 |
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| XRevan86 | https://theins.press/en/news/251681 | May 29 18:58 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-theins.press | Single mom denounced by neighbor, fined for anti-war drawings | May 29 18:58 | |
| techrights-ipfs-bot | ▕ IPFS downstream, 60 mins: ▅▅▆▄▅▆▅▆▅▅▅▅▅▆▅▆▄▇▆▆▇▂▇▅▅▄▅▆▆▆▆▆▅▆▆▁ avg(k/sec) 32.81 ▕ IPFS upstream: ▁▁▁▁▂▁▁▂▁▂▁▂▁▂▁▂▂▁▁▂▁▂▁▂▂▂▁▂▁▂▁▂▂▁▂▁▂▁▁▂▁ avg(k/sec) 5.25▕ swarm size (avg): 0 ⟲ | May 29 18:59 |
| XRevan86 | https://pravda.com.ua/eng/news/2022/05/29/7349227/ While Russia is trying to take Sieverodonetsk, Ukraine is conducting a counter-offensive in the Kherson region. | May 29 18:59 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.pravda.com.ua | Near Kherson, Ukrainian defenders chase and burn Russian vehicles using artillery | Ukrayinska Pravda | May 29 18:59 | |
| XRevan86 | The way I see it, that had to have happened simply because Russia is pushing its everything onto Sieverodonetsk, so the rest should be thinned. | May 29 19:00 |
| MinceR | https://ircz.de/p/22052660 | May 29 19:01 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-ircz.de | IRCZ makes your life worth living https://i.redd.it/exwahc426q191.jpg created on 2022-05-26 20:36:21.915420 | May 29 19:01 | |
| XRevan86 | But that's layman judgement, I don't understand military stuff. | May 29 19:01 |
| XRevan86 | I know MinceR is already writing "so don't the Russian army commanders" :) | May 29 19:02 |
| MinceR | dunno about that, maybe the stupid decisions come from further above | May 29 19:02 |
| XRevan86 | MinceR: They just had to slap the CNN logo onto that. | May 29 19:03 |
| XRevan86 | Fake News! | May 29 19:04 |
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| techrights-news | 12 Best Free and Open Source Linux PDF Viewers • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/165381 | May 29 19:07 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.tuxmachines.org | 12 Best Free and Open Source Linux PDF Viewers | Tux Machines | May 29 19:07 | |
| techrights-news | Khadas VIM4 SBC review - Part 3: Ubuntu 22.04 • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/165382 | May 29 19:08 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.tuxmachines.org | Khadas VIM4 SBC review - Part 3: Ubuntu 22.04 | Tux Machines | May 29 19:08 | |
| techrights-news | Google #Android Leftovers • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/165383 | May 29 19:08 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.tuxmachines.org | Android Leftovers | Tux Machines | May 29 19:08 | |
| AdmFubar | https://www.crn.nz/news/chorus-shows-off-25-gigabit-per-second-retail-fibre-broadband-580604 | May 29 19:12 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.crn.nz | Chorus shows off 25 gigabit per second retail fibre broadband - Service Providers - CRN NZ | May 29 19:12 | |
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| techrights-news | inttf-kernel - Clear Linux kernel for Fedora 36 users - If Not True Then False ⚓ https://www.if-not-true-then-false.com/2022/inttf-kernel/ ䷉ Source: if-not-true-then-false | May 29 19:18 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.if-not-true-then-false.com | inttf-kernel – Clear Linux kernel for Fedora 36 users – If Not True Then False | May 29 19:18 | |
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| DaemonFC | Well, Ext2 is very old and basically on life support at this point. | May 29 19:22 |
| DaemonFC | There aren't going to be new features, and it's going to hit the 32-bit signed time problem here soon. | May 29 19:23 |
| techrights-news | Today’s #HowTos | #UNIX • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/165384 | May 29 19:25 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.tuxmachines.org | today's howtos | Tux Machines | May 29 19:26 | |
| techrights-news | Kernel: Linux Plumbers Conference 2022, Clear Linux Patches, RCU, and oneAPI • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/165385 | May 29 19:26 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.tuxmachines.org | Kernel: Linux Plumbers Conference 2022, Clear Linux Patches, RCU, and oneAPI | Tux Machines | May 29 19:26 | |
| DaemonFC | BtrFS is obviously where Linux is heading as far as a "de facto" file system default. | May 29 19:27 |
| DaemonFC | Unlike Canonical's other blunders, ZFS won't be easy for their customers to migrate away from.. | May 29 19:28 |
| activelow | DaemonFC: didn't kernel migrate to 64bit timestamps? | May 29 19:28 |
| DaemonFC | Yes, but I don't believe that Ext2 is included in that. | May 29 19:28 |
| DaemonFC | In Ext4, it requires that the file system be of the 64-bit variant, which I believe can only be done at creation time, and I think the 32-bit variant of Ext4 was dropped from e2fsprogs to make dropping it from the kernel too at some point easier to do. | May 29 19:29 |
| activelow | if ext4 was available with *BSD and windows, i would re-consider it | May 29 19:30 |
| activelow | and i remain sceptical, about feature creep with ext4, while important features are absent: compression, hashsums for metadata _and_ data | May 29 19:31 |
| techrights-news | "On Saturday, Dublin airport officials were in the news promising to resolve the problems at the airport. Yet on Sunday things only got worse, dramatically, airport security and police overwhelmed by a crowd." https://danielpocock.com/surviving-crowd-crush-dublin-airport/ | May 29 19:31 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-danielpocock.com | Surviving a crowd crush at Dublin airport | May 29 19:31 | |
| activelow | nilfs2 is the only filesystem i would trust, with regards to crc32 hashsums for data and metada | May 29 19:31 |
| activelow | metadata | May 29 19:32 |
| activelow | that's why, i implemented an fsck/hashsum-verification tool for it, nilfs2 | May 29 19:32 |
| techrights-news | Which Linux Mint Desktop Should I Use? • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/165386 | May 29 19:32 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.tuxmachines.org | Which Linux Mint Desktop Should I Use? | Tux Machines | May 29 19:32 | |
| techrights-news | Building a retro handheld console with Fedora and a RPi zero • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/165387 | May 29 19:32 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.tuxmachines.org | Building a retro handheld console with Fedora and a RPi zero | Tux Machines | May 29 19:32 | |
| MinceR | (cat) (audio:important) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dis6PJdRQQg | May 29 19:35 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-@Invidious: https://invidious.osi.kr/watch?v=dis6PJdRQQg | May 29 19:35 | |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights--> invidious.osi.kr | a hostile work environment - Invidious | May 29 19:35 | |
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| activelow | DaemonFC: you are right ... ext2.h: __le32 i_atime; /* Access time */ | May 29 19:44 |
| activelow | the original ext2 implementation uses 32bit timestamps, year 2038 problem | May 29 19:45 |
| activelow | maybe, it isn't too difficult, to replace __le32 with __le64 | May 29 19:46 |
| activelow | in kernel it is a no-brainer, almost, and then check the userspace utilities (the busybox ones, and coreutils for mount.ext2 etc) | May 29 19:47 |
| XRevan86 | https://dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7765629.html | May 29 19:47 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.dailymail.co.uk | Boris Johnson reveals plan to bring back pounds and ounces | Daily Mail Online | May 29 19:47 | |
| MinceR | changing the on-disk format can lead to painful results though | May 29 19:47 |
| MinceR | it's probably a good idea to check how it was done in ext3/4 | May 29 19:47 |
| DaemonFC | I got a Wave Music System IV. Refurbished. | May 29 19:48 |
| activelow | or, i'll switch to nilfs2 | May 29 19:48 |
| AdmFubar | ghost in the machine https://www.wilderssecurity.com/threads/attackers-can-use-electromagnetic-signals-to-control-touchscreens-remotely.445447/ | May 29 19:49 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.wilderssecurity.com | Attackers Can Use Electromagnetic Signals to Control Touchscreens Remotely | Wilders Security Forums | May 29 19:49 | |
| activelow | nilfs2 support is complete with linux, on NetBSD a read-only implementation exists for the sake of it | May 29 19:49 |
| DaemonFC | Well, it's a manufacturer refurb. You have to be careful that it's from the manufacturer, and not like, you know, "Best Buy be like 'refurbished'" and then you get the carpet shampooer home and there's half of someone's wet dog in it waiting for you. | May 29 19:49 |
| DaemonFC | :) | May 29 19:49 |
| DaemonFC | MinceR, ^ | May 29 19:49 |
| activelow | and it is only the aarch64-kernel/aarch32-userspace bug which i would need to repair | May 29 19:49 |
| XRevan86 | Isn't it fun when a country is powerful enough that it can afford to do self-harm like continue to push their own obsolete measurement systems indefinitely? | May 29 19:50 |
| DaemonFC | I bought an antenna too from Bose. The unit will use the power cord by default for FM, but I live in an apartment that gets notoriously bad reception, and people say the $10 FM antenna lets them get FM stations for about 100 miles. | May 29 19:51 |
| DaemonFC | <XRevan86> Isn't it fun when a country is powerful enough that it can afford to do self-harm like continue to push their own obsolete measurement systems indefinitely? | May 29 19:51 |
| DaemonFC | XRevan86, Well, Putler sent in all the old stuff first. | May 29 19:51 |
| DaemonFC | I guess he didn't have much confidence in the mission, or things in your military really are that bad. | May 29 19:51 |
| XRevan86 | He should prepare a symmetrical response and restore sazheñ. | May 29 19:52 |
| activelow | ok, then nilfs2 it is, hopefully the bugfixing isn't too difficult, at least it is a userspace utility problem, easier to test/debug | May 29 19:52 |
| DaemonFC | Why not XiaFS? | May 29 19:53 |
| DaemonFC | ;) | May 29 19:53 |
| techrights-news | SteamOS 3.2 Introduces Flexible Refresh Rates for the Steam Deck http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/165342#comment-33823 | May 29 19:53 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.tuxmachines.org | Games: Proton Experimental, SteamOS 3.2, and More | Tux Machines | May 29 19:53 | |
| techrights-news | Arch Linux text-based Installer gets a new update • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/165388 | May 29 19:53 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.tuxmachines.org | Arch Linux text-based Installer gets a new update | Tux Machines | May 29 19:53 | |
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| techrights-news | Links 29/05/2022: 4MLinux 39.1, Invalidity of Some US Software Patents | Techrights ⚓ http://techrights.org/2022/05/29/4mlinux-39-1/ | ♾ Gemini address: gemini://gemini.techrights.org/2022/05/29/4mlinux-39-1/ | May 29 19:58 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-techrights.org | Links 29/05/2022: 4MLinux 39.1, Invalidity of Some US Software Patents | Techrights | May 29 19:58 | |
| techrights-news | "more broadly, lefebvre is trying to develop a 'theory of needs' (299) that illuminates the relationship between nature and culture in everyday life." gemini://aidn.flounder.online/gemlog/2022-05-29.gmi | May 29 20:03 |
| techrights-news | "In the referenced entry, OP (me) makes a curious statement about the Raspberry Pi power usage: "Uses too much power"..." gemini://gemini.ctrl-c.club/~stack/gemlog/2022-05-29.pi.power.gmi | May 29 20:04 |
| techrights-news | Historical or Cultural Bindings gemini://thurk.org/blog/557.gmi | May 29 20:07 |
| techrights-news | OpenMandriva: "For Rock and Rolling users OpenMandriva Community has made ISOs using the LXQt desktop." https://www.openmandriva.org/en/breve/new-lxqt-isos-for-rock-rolling | May 29 20:13 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.openmandriva.org | New LXQt ISOs for Rock & Rolling - OpenMandriva | May 29 20:13 | |
| techrights-news | Top 15 Best Google Drive Clients for Linux System in 2022 • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/165389 | May 29 20:15 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.tuxmachines.org | Top 15 Best Google Drive Clients for Linux System in 2022 | Tux Machines | May 29 20:15 | |
| techrights-news | Lodestone is an open-source free document search engine https://medevel.com/lodestone-dms/ | May 29 20:15 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-medevel.com | Lodestone is an open-source free document search engine | May 29 20:15 | |
| techrights-news | Updated: today's example of Slashdot pushing anti-Linux... in the LINUX section http://techrights.org/2022/05/28/slashdot-linux-section/ | May 29 20:17 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-techrights.org | When 50% of Slashdot’s ‘Linux’ Section is Microsoft Marketing, EEE, and FUD (Updated) | Techrights | May 29 20:17 | |
| techrights-news | Slashdot is run by people who don't care about GNU/Linux http://techrights.org/2020/09/26/a-slashdot-run-linux-journal/ | May 29 20:18 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-techrights.org | Why Techrights is Totally Unexcited About the New Owner of Linux Journal | Techrights | May 29 20:18 | |
| techrights-news | Calamares Handoff • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/165390 | May 29 20:18 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.tuxmachines.org | Calamares Handoff | Tux Machines | May 29 20:18 | |
| techrights-news | [GIT PULL] chrome-platform changes for v5.19 - Tzung-Bi Shih ⚓ https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/Yo7YztZklByTINZp@google.com/ ䷉ Source: google | May 29 20:19 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-lore.kernel.org | [GIT PULL] chrome-platform changes for v5.19 - Tzung-Bi Shih | May 29 20:19 | |
| techrights-news | "The reality at the EPO is that people behind, for instance, trade union SUEPO operate in anonymity out of fear they will be fired or will face other severe sanctions, as happened with various SUEPO leaders in the Battistelli era." http://patentblog.kluweriplaw.com/2022/05/23/dedicated-tribunal-could-help-settle-labour-disputes-at-the-european-patent-office/ | May 29 20:27 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-patentblog.kluweriplaw.com | 'Dedicated tribunal could help settle labour disputes at the European Patent Office' - Kluwer Patent Blog | May 29 20:27 | |
| techrights-news | "I AM NOT A CROOK!!" https://www.epo.org/news-events/news/2015/20150318.html | May 29 20:29 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.epo.org | EPO - Statement from the management: No, the EPO is not violating fundamental human rights | May 29 20:29 | |
| techrights-news | They clearly don't understand that EPO is a rubber-stamping operation now https://www.prnewswire.com/il/news-releases/oramed-granted-nash-patent-in-europe-301517778.html | May 29 20:30 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.prnewswire.com | Oramed Granted NASH Patent in Europe | May 29 20:30 | |
| techrights-news | Software Freedom Conservancy Receives Court Ruling Affirming GPL as Both Copyright License and Contractual Agreement http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/164920#comment-33824 | May 29 20:35 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.tuxmachines.org | Software Freedom Conservancy right-to-repair lawsuit against California TV manufacturer Vizio, Inc. remanded to California State Court | Tux Machines | May 29 20:36 | |
| DaemonFC | MinceR, After activelow gets done with his xiafs-based suckless system, he can relax and know it's good. | May 29 20:42 |
| DaemonFC | Speaking of relaxing, I forgot how well that Buick rides. | May 29 20:42 |
| DaemonFC | Even with a rebuilt front end suspension, the Impala doesn't ride that well. | May 29 20:42 |
| DaemonFC | About the only part of the Impala's front end suspension that's partially original, are the CV half-shafts. | May 29 20:43 |
| DaemonFC | Those are very expensive. The boots rotted away and leaked the grease out, but the metal parts were still in decent shape, so I had the shop get one of those seals and boots kits and re-grease the things and put new rubber stuff on them. | May 29 20:44 |
| techrights-news | "Y'know, don't take this the wrong way, but I kinda get the impression you're more than a little, um, shall we say, "obsessed" with Firefox? I don't think I've ever seen anybody worry so much about availability, future plans - does it even have a "future"? - etc., etc." https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/t/772597/is-this-a-legit-mozilla-ppa/ | May 29 20:46 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.bleepingcomputer.com | Is this a legit Mozilla PPA? - Linux & Unix | May 29 20:46 | |
| techrights-news | WordPress Turns 19 • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/165391 | May 29 20:50 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.tuxmachines.org | WordPress Turns 19 | Tux Machines | May 29 20:50 | |
| activelow | nilfs2 it will be, the nilfs_cleanerd still crashes when executed as aarch32-binary on top of an aarch64 kernel | May 29 20:50 |
| activelow | i can use nilfs2 already, including the crc32 verification (fsck) utility; and yes, it's very pleasent, when all segment crc32 match for both data and metadata | May 29 20:51 |
| DaemonFC | Microsoft has a Windows on ARM developer kit pretty cheap. If it runs GNU/Linux, it may be worth buying. | May 29 20:51 |
| DaemonFC | Paul Thurrott got one and said it was a pretty dismal experience with Windows 10. It's not actually powerful enough to run Windows 10 very well, and even though the Windows PC Health program says you can run Windows 11, there's not officially supported way of installing or upgrading to that. | May 29 20:52 |
| techrights-news | Better install a virtual machine of GNU/Linux and do it properly. Or properly boot into GNU/Linux. Windows is as relic and it has back doors. https://petri.com/how-to-use-git-bash-on-windows/ | May 29 20:52 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights- ( status 403 @ https://petri.com/how-to-use-git-bash-on-windows/ ) | May 29 20:52 | |
| DaemonFC | So I see Microsoft's off to the races again with another halfassed attempt to get anyone to pay attention to Windows on ARM. | May 29 20:52 |
| DaemonFC | schestowitz, ^ | May 29 20:53 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | DaemonFC: too late | May 29 20:53 |
| DaemonFC | It's barely powerful enough to run the included ARM software, so I suppose you can forget about x86 emulation. | May 29 20:53 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | it's also too far | May 29 20:53 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | *fat | May 29 20:53 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | mission impossoble | May 29 20:53 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | just getting windows tpoo boot ona pi or olpc means nothing | May 29 20:53 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | if you wait a very long time | May 29 20:54 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | and then everything si far too slow | May 29 20:54 |
| DaemonFC | schestowitz_TR2, As far as too fat, I mean obviously. You'd think that, starting over, with no legacy baggage, they could cut away some of the things that only made sense in the context of running x86 Windows software. | May 29 20:54 |
| DaemonFC | And that might reduce the weight. | May 29 20:54 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | you can stuff a horse into a van | May 29 20:54 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | but you would not then take the live horse into the intersttae in avan | May 29 20:55 |
| DaemonFC | I mean, the sole purpose of the WinSXS folder is so that old programs will find the libraries they need to run. | May 29 20:55 |
| DaemonFC | But there aren't any old programs from 20, 10, 5, or even 1 year ago on ARM for Windows. | May 29 20:55 |
| DaemonFC | There's basically what comes with the developer kit and nothing else at the moment. | May 29 20:55 |
| techrights-news | “Be GENTOO with our things” https://www.edinburghnews.scotsman.com/whats-on/things-to-do/edinburgh-zoo-urges-visitors-to-stop-tampering-with-signs-after-disrespectful-behaviour-from-guests-3709617 maybe the animals in the zoo... are the humans | May 29 20:56 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.edinburghnews.scotsman.com | Edinburgh Zoo urges visitors to stop 'tampering with signs' after disrespectful behaviour from guests | Edinburgh News | May 29 20:56 | |
| DaemonFC | schestowitz_TR2, They found a 1,300 pound bison that got loose and had been living in the Lake County Forest Preserve for over a year and a half, the other day. | May 29 20:56 |
| DaemonFC | People occasionally spotted it, but it got away before anyone could come to capture it. They finally lured it into a live trap using some food as bait. | May 29 20:56 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | DaemonFC: sorry to bother you | May 29 20:57 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | you said you would write about wsl | May 29 20:57 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | that stupid beleeping computer thing | May 29 20:57 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | I didn't look into it | May 29 20:57 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | but stumbled upon it | May 29 20:57 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | we could use as rebuttal | May 29 20:57 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | as it keeps happening | May 29 20:57 |
| DaemonFC | Yeah, been meaning to. I ate something that disagreed with me this morning and ended up riding it out in bed. | May 29 20:57 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | the media blaming "linux" for WSL being shit | May 29 20:57 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | DaemonFC: too many details | May 29 20:58 |
| techrights-ipfs-bot | ▕ IPFS downstream, 60 mins: ▅▅▆▄▅▆▅▆▅▅▅▅▅▆▅▆▄▇▆▆▇▂▇▅▅▄▅▆▆▆▆▆▅▆▆▁ avg(k/sec) 32.81 ▕ IPFS upstream: ▁▁▁▁▂▁▁▂▁▂▁▂▁▂▁▂▂▁▁▂▁▂▁▂▂▂▁▂▁▂▁▂▂▁▂▁▂▁▁▂▁ avg(k/sec) 5.25▕ swarm size (avg): 0 ⟲ | May 29 20:59 |
| DaemonFC | When you make a Linux guest in Windows, you don't make the GNU/Linux system stronger, you just make it inherit all of the performance and security disasters that were already in Windows. So, it's like. What else did anyone expect this to be except for some underperforming security nightmare that gives people new ways to write Windows malware? | May 29 20:59 |
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| techrights-news | Laugh all you want, but corporations do not respect basic free speech, they just throw that term around https://www.catholicworldreport.com/2022/05/27/large-us-companies-rated-on-respect-for-free-speech-religious-freedom/ | May 29 21:00 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.catholicworldreport.com | Large US companies rated on respect for free speech, religious freedom – Catholic World Report | May 29 21:00 | |
| DaemonFC | It's not even fully compatible with the "Linux" system you choose for it. And then Microsoft keeps bolting in hooks that extend "Linux" in a whole bunch of ways that only work on Windows. | May 29 21:00 |
| DaemonFC | So it's the Microsoft Java scandal all over again, as well. | May 29 21:00 |
| DaemonFC | Only with nobody willing to sue them this time. | May 29 21:00 |
| techrights-news | BS. They don't need a scam. https://www.coindesk.com/layer2/2022/05/27/cryptos-one-unassailable-use-case-helping-human-rights-activists/ | May 29 21:01 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.coindesk.com | Crypto's One Unassailable Use Case: Helping Human Rights Activists | May 29 21:01 | |
| DaemonFC | Microsoft fundamentally misunderstands the "problem". They know their customers want to run "Linux" workloads, so they figured they could tack something on to Windows and say "use that". | May 29 21:01 |
| DaemonFC | And aside from some corrupt "influencers" they pay to promote it, nobody I know of is using it for anything. | May 29 21:01 |
| DaemonFC | schestowitz_TR2, Well, they make these omelet in a cup things at the store now. And they're ridiculously overpriced. But they're on iBotta and so that makes them a cheap breakfast. So I stocked up on them going what the hell. | May 29 21:03 |
| DaemonFC | That was the last thing I ate before I became sick to my stomach. So I don't know it was that, but..... | May 29 21:03 |
| techrights-news | How to associate fakecoin with people who smoke pot https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/how-the-federal-government-showed-me-the-importance-of-bitcoin | May 29 21:03 |
| schestowitz | https://www.osnews.com/story/134925/microsoft-announces-a-brand-new-arm-powered-desktop-pc-and-arm-native-dev-tools/ | May 29 21:04 |
| schestowitz | LOL! | May 29 21:04 |
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| TechrightsBot-tr | Hello World! I'm TechrightsBot-tr running phIRCe v0.77 | May 29 21:05 |
| techrights-news | They always find some 'compelling' excuses for more surveillance https://mettisglobal.news/sbp-expands-scope-of-data-collection-to-curtail-digital-banking-frauds/ | May 29 21:06 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-mettisglobal.news | SBP expands scope of data collection to curtail digital banking frauds - Mettis Global News | May 29 21:07 | |
| techrights-news | To telegram, YOU are the product. Why would you PAY for it? https://www.gsmarena.com/telegram_to_soon_launch_its_premium_plan-news-54468.php (No, Telegram is NOT privacy) | May 29 21:08 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-Telegram to soon launch its premium plan - GSMArena.com news | May 29 21:08 | |
| DaemonFC | schestowitz, Capitalism is weird. They make products too expensive and then they slip people who won't pay it a deal. | May 29 21:08 |
| techrights-news | What Made GoLang So Popular? The Language’s Creators Look Back - The New Stack ⚓ https://thenewstack.io/what-made-golang-so-popular-the-languages-creators-look-back/ ䷉ Source: thenewstack | May 29 21:09 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-thenewstack.io | What Made GoLang So Popular? The Language’s Creators Look Back – The New Stack | May 29 21:09 | |
| techrights-news | Welcome to Windows. Goodbye. What Made GoLang So Popular? The Language’s Creators Look Back - The New Stack ⚓ https://thenewstack.io/what-made-golang-so-popular-the-languages-creators-look-back/ ䷉ Source: thenewstack | May 29 21:09 |
| techrights-news | Welcome to Windows. Goodbye. https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/t/772562/windows-crashes-no-bsod/ | May 29 21:10 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.bleepingcomputer.com | Windows crashes no BSOD - Windows Crashes and Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) Help and Support | May 29 21:10 | |
| techrights-news | He makes NATO look bad. And some wanted him in the EU, too? https://moderndiplomacy.eu/2022/05/27/playing-games-in-nato-turkey-eyes-its-role-in-a-new-world-order/ | May 29 21:11 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-moderndiplomacy.eu | Playing games in NATO, Turkey eyes its role in a new world order - Modern Diplomacy | May 29 21:11 | |
| psydroid2 | that makes capitalism nothing more than a form of cheap manipulation | May 29 21:12 |
| schestowitz | https://www.osnews.com/story/134925/microsoft-announces-a-brand-new-arm-powered-desktop-pc-and-arm-native-dev-tools/ | May 29 21:12 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-Microsoft announces a brand-new ARM-powered desktop PC and ARM-native dev tools – OSnews | May 29 21:12 | |
| schestowitz | "I actually wouldn’t mind one of these as an actual product for regular end users. Windows on ARM needs a big push, and while I’m not sure these announcements constitute such a big push, it’s at least something." | May 29 21:12 |
| schestowitz | Why would he LIKE it? | May 29 21:12 |
| psydroid2 | cheap form of manipulation* | May 29 21:12 |
| schestowitz | what can that do that GNU/Linux cannot, and more efficiently? and no back doors... | May 29 21:12 |
| schestowitz | DaemonFC: right, now it's screaming in prain | May 29 21:13 |
| schestowitz | to make itself seem legitimate | May 29 21:13 |
| psydroid2 | he benefits from it somehow? | May 29 21:13 |
| schestowitz | from a less tech channel (many typos) | May 29 21:14 |
| schestowitz | [19:11] <schestowitz-TR> 1990s: job demand | May 29 21:14 |
| schestowitz | [19:11] <schestowitz-TR> 2000: the market is BACK | May 29 21:14 |
| psydroid2 | decommoditise the commodities | May 29 21:14 |
| schestowitz | [19:11] <schestowitz-TR> 2010: we're back | May 29 21:14 |
| schestowitz | [19:11] <schestowitz-TR> after pandemic: market back! | May 29 21:14 |
| schestowitz | [19:11] <schestowitz-TR> after unkraine: MACK | May 29 21:14 |
| schestowitz | [19:11] <schestowitz-TR> 'after' | May 29 21:14 |
| schestowitz | [19:11] <schestowitz-TR> they always cheers "the system" | May 29 21:14 |
| schestowitz | [19:11] <schestowitz-TR> there are always many jobs, they say | May 29 21:14 |
| schestowitz | [19:11] <schestowitz-TR> while they blame "great resiugnation" | May 29 21:14 |
| schestowitz | [19:11] <schestowitz-TR> the people who OWN the paper never had to apply for a job! | May 29 21:14 |
| schestowitz | [19:13] <schestowitz-TR> blame the unem,ployed or uneresployed for their misfortunes | May 29 21:14 |
| schestowitz | [19:13] <schestowitz-TR> and blaming the poor for their poverty | May 29 21:14 |
| schestowitz | [19:13] <schestowitz-TR> that's how the system helpd the "weak" | May 29 21:14 |
| schestowitz | [19:13] <schestowitz-TR> shame | May 29 21:14 |
| schestowitz | [19:13] <schestowitz-TR> *underemployed | May 29 21:14 |
| psydroid2 | (or decommodify) | May 29 21:15 |
| schestowitz | some were subsidised | May 29 21:15 |
| schestowitz | by taxpayers | May 29 21:15 |
| schestowitz | now they shuffle the capitsl between the pots | May 29 21:15 |
| schestowitz | to keep it afloat | May 29 21:15 |
| psydroid2 | actually free markets are undesirable? | May 29 21:16 |
| schestowitz | no such thing | May 29 21:17 |
| schestowitz | they always had regulation | May 29 21:17 |
| schestowitz | even in the US | May 29 21:17 |
| schestowitz | but not in your favour | May 29 21:17 |
| schestowitz | because of regulatory capture | May 29 21:17 |
| schestowitz | same for politicians | May 29 21:17 |
| psydroid2 | perfect competition should be the ideal | May 29 21:17 |
| schestowitz | oligarchs capture them | May 29 21:17 |
| schestowitz | then they "market" these to voters | May 29 21:17 |
| schestowitz | psydroid2: not always | May 29 21:18 |
| schestowitz | for utilities like water you need to share pipes | May 29 21:18 |
| schestowitz | and other facilities | May 29 21:18 |
| schestowitz | or openreach for wiring | May 29 21:18 |
| schestowitz | the competition is then mostly "optics" | May 29 21:18 |
| psydroid2 | those should probably never be privatised | May 29 21:18 |
| schestowitz | they compete over price, support service.. | May 29 21:18 |
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| psydroid2 | public transport is another thing that hasn't improved with competition | May 29 21:19 |
| psydroid2 | it only became worse and more expensive | May 29 21:19 |
| schestowitz | in the UK any household with broadband or landline pays annual tax for the infra | May 29 21:19 |
| psydroid2 | particularly in theUK | May 29 21:19 |
| schestowitz | they call it line renta | May 29 21:19 |
| psydroid2 | the UK* | May 29 21:19 |
| schestowitz | line rental is about 220 a year at the moment | May 29 21:19 |
| schestowitz | if you cannot afford to pay for the year upfront, it is more | May 29 21:20 |
| schestowitz | IOW, the POOR pay MORE for it | May 29 21:20 |
| schestowitz | either in debt interest of installments | May 29 21:20 |
| schestowitz | psydroid2: I use my feet and bike | May 29 21:20 |
| schestowitz | public transport is not pleasant | May 29 21:20 |
| schestowitz | the "peasants" can become less "pleasant" when they're treated so badfly | May 29 21:21 |
| schestowitz | we need to revolutionise work | May 29 21:21 |
| schestowitz | to lower use of vehicles | May 29 21:21 |
| schestowitz | the many jobs in the UK are considered "intellectual" labour | May 29 21:21 |
| schestowitz | not much farming going on, and there they import "workfroce" | May 29 21:22 |
| schestowitz | and many of the physical jobs are servicing centralised working space | May 29 21:22 |
| schestowitz | if it's "knowledge economy", then a change was missed in COVID-19 | May 29 21:22 |
| schestowitz | and not likely we'll change modes of working | May 29 21:23 |
| schestowitz | or distribution of resources | May 29 21:23 |
| schestowitz | the old businesses want their old models "back" | May 29 21:23 |
| techrights-news | Scam vs scheme https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/bitcoin-vs.-bitcoin-cash:-whats-the-difference-and-which-is-better | May 29 21:24 |
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| psydroid2 | https://www.acm.nl/en/publications/publication/9189/OPTA-on-the-cable-sector-Put-an-end-to-cross-subsidies | May 29 21:25 |
| techrights-news | Weekend lack of focus gemini://ivanodintsoff.smol.pub/weekend-out-of-focus | May 29 21:25 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | people thing subsidies make things "cheaper" | May 29 21:26 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | easily forgetting where the money comes from | May 29 21:26 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | (them) | May 29 21:26 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | they just hide it | May 29 21:26 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | like right n ow when the gov. gives energy "help" | May 29 21:27 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | 150 pounds in Manchester | May 29 21:27 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | and 400 this coming auitumn | May 29 21:27 |
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| schestowitz_TR2 | where does this money come from? us. | May 29 21:27 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | where does it go? us. | May 29 21:27 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | nice stunt you got there, borisnaro | May 29 21:27 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | maybe they should, instead, tax corporations like bp a lot more | May 29 21:27 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | or force bp et al to charge less for enrgy | May 29 21:28 |
| psydroid2 | I think we are going to see the end of power-hungry services and devices including computers | May 29 21:28 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | they have all-time highs in reports of income/revenue | May 29 21:28 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | so what do you do? | May 29 21:28 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | take from taxpayers, give back to taxpayers | May 29 21:28 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | BP: LMAO | May 29 21:28 |
| psydroid2 | normal people can't afford it anymore | May 29 21:28 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | we have not used the heating since before the pandemic | May 29 21:29 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | at all | May 29 21:29 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | our bills are 2.5 cheaper thaan my friend who lives with his partner | May 29 21:29 |
| psydroid2 | I've read from PC gaming people asking for government intervention when it comes to power consumption by computers, since it's going to get out of hand without intervention | May 29 21:29 |
| techrights-ipfs-bot | Planet Gemini updated. Latest complete date at gemini://gemini.techrights.org/planet/othercapsules/2022-05-28.gmi and so far today at gemini://gemini.techrights.org/planet/othercapsules/2022-05-29.gmi | May 29 21:30 |
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| psydroid2 | I only used minimal heating to prevent the pipes from breaking | May 29 21:30 |
| psydroid2 | in winter | May 29 21:31 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | they only break after thawing at about -2 | May 29 21:31 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | if they're outdoors like ours | May 29 21:31 |
| DaemonFC | https://www.bose.com/en_us/products/speakers/speaker_accessories/wave-fm-antenna.html#ProductTabs_tab999 | May 29 21:32 |
| DaemonFC | "No old fashioned screw terminals." Just a coaxial. | May 29 21:32 |
| DaemonFC | FM antennas aren't particularly fancy. You can buy coaxial FM antennas that work with the old Bose systems from all kinds of sellers on ebay and Amazon. It's all from China but it's so simple I doubt that you'll have any trouble out of it. | May 29 21:33 |
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| DaemonFC | When I was a kid and I wanted to have a TV in my bedroom, my dad was so cheap that I ended up making a UHF/VHF antenna out of an old copper coat hanger and some aluminum foil and copper wiring I cut off a tube he had in the garage. | May 29 21:34 |
| DaemonFC | It worked fine. I could get TV stations from Fort Wayne, Muncie, and Indianapolis pretty clearly. They were 35 miles northeast, 30 miles southeast, and 85 miles south. | May 29 21:35 |
| DaemonFC | There was plenty of free stuff over the air back then. | May 29 21:36 |
| DaemonFC | You didn't really need cable. | May 29 21:36 |
| DaemonFC | Our public television has always been badly under-funded, even before Bush and Trump. | May 29 21:36 |
| DaemonFC | Even in the 90s, PBS affiliates had to gather up small donations to pool together to buy rebroadcasting rights to things like Doctor Who, The Red Green Show, and Red Dwarf. | May 29 21:37 |
| DaemonFC | So it was almost all British and Canadian public TV they just bought broadcast rights too. Very little was US-based other than Nova, Reading Rainbow, Sesame Street, some nature documentaries, etc. | May 29 21:38 |
| DaemonFC | The US-based stuff wasn't all crap, but a lot of it was for children. | May 29 21:38 |
| DaemonFC | They had Bill Nye the Science Guy. He was always fun to watch even if he was a bit remedial. | May 29 21:39 |
| DaemonFC | I doubt adults today have the science education of a 6th grader back when he was on the air originally, before Netflix brought him back briefly. | May 29 21:39 |
| DaemonFC | There's no reason to educate people to be scientific. To have a mind that wants to know "why" or "how". It doesn't help corrupt politicians who want to line their pockets with your money and control feebleminded people and keep them bickering with each other over nonsense. | May 29 21:40 |
| DaemonFC | Everything Orwellian has now happened, in this country. Permanent war, "telescreens" (iPads, Windows, iPhones, etc.), an economy based on keeping neighbors bickering with each other with brief respites to watch porn and sporting events and to buy lottery scratchers, and cheap alcohol. | May 29 21:42 |
| DaemonFC | Nineteen Eighty-Four was optimistic. It presumed that there would be a lot of people such as Winston Smith, who knew better, but went along with it anyway because they were being watched. | May 29 21:43 |
| DaemonFC | In fact, today, 90% of the public is basically so stupid that they don't know how to participate in basic civic process and it's probably better if they don't vote at all. | May 29 21:43 |
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| DaemonFC | Sometimes I get what I vote for and when I get what I really wanted, it's not so bad. But it's rare. Usually I get saddled with the douch or the turd sandwich like the Biden/Trump thing. | May 29 21:45 |
| DaemonFC | *douche | May 29 21:45 |
| DaemonFC | schestowitz_TR2, I don't think you want to admit it, but your country has gone there and bought the T-shirt too, although it may not be as bad in some ways, it's actually more pervasive in others. | May 29 21:46 |
| DaemonFC | I mean, you have the NHS, what's left of it. Good for you. I hope you can see a doctor this year. I hope you're satisfied with the taxes. | May 29 21:46 |
| DaemonFC | But then, you have Johnson's crime bill which is something that would make most Republicans here go "What the fuck!". | May 29 21:46 |
| DaemonFC | Trump actually did have the legal authority to do what he was threatening to do during the riots. The President has the authority to send in the marines when the state governors can't or won't protect people's lives, property, and civil rights. | May 29 21:47 |
| DaemonFC | Kennedy did it with Alabama. Trump could have done it with Chicago. | May 29 21:48 |
| DaemonFC | In fact, it's been done. The reason he didn't actually go through with it is because I think he is smarter than he projects to get votes. | May 29 21:48 |
| psydroid2 | I don't know if Moronix has been posting more AMD articles, but their new processors for later this year aren't even going to perform much better than their 2-year-old ones nor consume less power | May 29 21:49 |
| DaemonFC | He's undoubtedly aware of what happened when there were riots in Detroit and Chicago in the 1960s and the military was sent in to restore order. And they didn't. The riots got worse. The rioters started shooting at the army, the army army started shooting back. It was a disaster. | May 29 21:49 |
| DaemonFC | Neighborhoods on fire. Damage that can still be seen today. | May 29 21:49 |
| DaemonFC | So that's way worse than some Oakley sunglass store being sacked. | May 29 21:49 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | psydroid2: these were meentioned | May 29 21:50 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | and then by the "me tooers" of michael | May 29 21:50 |
| DaemonFC | But many younger people today don't know anything about history, even of their own country. Even major events such as Watergate, the Civil Rights movement, or the Vietnam War. | May 29 21:50 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | e.g. <techrights-news> Two energy wasters https://www.techradar.com/news/amd-could-be-readying-a-super-cheap-gpu-to-tackle-nvidias-rumored-gtx-1630 we need to innovate in another direction... | May 29 21:50 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-AMD could be readying a super-cheap GPU to tackle Nvidia’s rumored GTX 1630 | TechRadar | May 29 21:50 | |
| DaemonFC | So it's impossible to avoid the same things happening today. | May 29 21:50 |
| DaemonFC | Because politicians can keep tricking the latest generation, when they don't know where the proposals lead last time. | May 29 21:51 |
| DaemonFC | So there's not just an incentive to keep people scientifically illiterate, but also illiterate of history. | May 29 21:51 |
| DaemonFC | We already have a fresh batch of adults, who *can* vote, who don't know what happened on September 11, 2001, or why the Iraq War happened. | May 29 21:52 |
| DaemonFC | So yeah, fucked. And we're fucked because we have two parties who each have their own reasons to keep people dumb. | May 29 21:53 |
| DaemonFC | The left wants people dumb so they can be controlled with handouts. | May 29 21:53 |
| DaemonFC | The right wants people dumb so they'll be religious and easy to manipulate with issues like reproductive rights. | May 29 21:53 |
| DaemonFC | When you start educating yourself, you start forming your own variety of opinions about things, and then nobody likes you, because 90% of the population is stupid and is completely in the bag for the leftists or the right-wing fascists and Nazis. | May 29 21:54 |
| DaemonFC | I intend to split my ballot this year, honestly. I honestly intend to do that. We'll see how my slate of Republican candidates did. I sure as hell don't want them to get the US Senate seat, but I think other than that, anything goes. | May 29 21:55 |
| DaemonFC | I didn't think any of the Republican candidates for the US Senate were any good. They were all some form of Trump asshole-licker, so I just voted strategically and for the very worst one while I was at it. | May 29 21:56 |
| DaemonFC | And there's a logic to that, right? If they're all going to be openly racist, especially against Asian people, then pick the one that's very VERY open about it. The thing is, the incumbent Senator is an Asian woman and she's a veteran of the war in Iraq, and you know, if this guy I voted to saddle the Republicans with wins and goes to a live debate with her in Illinois, the result will be he gets demolished in the election. | May 29 21:57 |
| DaemonFC | Because he won't be able to contain himself in the debate if he hasn't bothered to on his website. | May 29 21:58 |
| DaemonFC | For the rest of the ballot, I voted towards moderate Republicans. There's a black man running for Governor, a South Korean immigrant running for Secretary of State, and a former Democrat turned Republican who used to be our Sheriff running for the Supreme Court. It's pretty diverse, none of them are extremists. Richard Irvin (the candidate for Governor) says he actually wants to expand Illinois state-level protections for immigrant families | May 29 22:00 |
| DaemonFC | beyond what Pritzker did. | May 29 22:00 |
| DaemonFC | You never hear about these people. | May 29 22:00 |
| DaemonFC | I think it's time we changed that and push things back to roughly where the party was in the 1960s before Nixon started openly courting southern racists. | May 29 22:00 |
| DaemonFC | That's where things started to go very badly wrong. You let all of that trash in and they're your base now. And you own that, and they start making more demands with the power you handed them. | May 29 22:01 |
| psydroid2 | schestowitz_TR2, they are going to be in a world of hurt if performance of ARM and RISC-V processors are going to reach their levels at a fraction of power consumption and cost. Too many people are dismissing this because of some holy grail of "binary compatibility", but why would Microsoft keep trying to get people to develop and make available applications for Windows on ARM then | May 29 22:01 |
| techrights-news | "I recently took up basketry as a hobby. Each basket has been a bit better, as one would expect, but this one -- my fourth -- is the first one I'm truly happy with. It's the first one that I've stained and sealed with a wood oil and I think it really completes what otherwise looks like a half-finished product." gemini://gemini.rlamacraft.uk/handiwork/fourthBasket.gmi photos too... | May 29 22:02 |
| DaemonFC | Johnson's party in the UK is doing vouchers for religious schools too. | May 29 22:02 |
| DaemonFC | I think it was Dawkins that pointed this out? | May 29 22:02 |
| DaemonFC | The UK is turning into the Alabama of Europe. | May 29 22:03 |
| DaemonFC | And it's all coming from England. | May 29 22:03 |
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| DaemonFC | MinceR, I'll tell you how damned expensive Bose systems are. | May 29 22:04 |
| DaemonFC | Even broken Wave Radios, people want $100 for them on eBay, and they're broken and missing the remote, and they say all you can do with it is cannibalize them for parts, and they're not even the latest model. | May 29 22:05 |
| DaemonFC | :P | May 29 22:05 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | psydroid2: I do almost all my programming on arm | May 29 22:07 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | because of a number of factors | May 29 22:07 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | all our critical files are also on amr | May 29 22:07 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | *arm | May 29 22:07 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | xx86 is good for heavy computation | May 29 22:07 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | like vidoe processing, which is just automated and goes on for hours | May 29 22:08 |
| bnchs | i think mips is good for both cases | May 29 22:09 |
| DaemonFC | MinceR, Cars are all basically BMW now. | May 29 22:10 |
| DaemonFC | They take these cheap little engines and put twin overhead cams and turbochargers on them. | May 29 22:10 |
| DaemonFC | They're not built to last. | May 29 22:10 |
| psydroid2 | mips barely exists anymore outside of loongson | May 29 22:10 |
| DaemonFC | The only upside with a Chevy or Ford is at least the car doesn't cost a fortune, so when it finally takes a dump on you, you'll be out LESS money. | May 29 22:10 |
| psydroid2 | and higher-end arm is also fast while still using much less power than x86 | May 29 22:10 |
| DaemonFC | I'm highly skeptical of anyone who claims you can reliably get more than 200 horsepower out of a 1.5 liter engine. | May 29 22:11 |
| DaemonFC | You can, if you're not at all concerned about longevity. | May 29 22:11 |
| DaemonFC | A 200 horsepower engine without a turbo and overhead cams, is going to be about three times the size of what these companies are shipping now. | May 29 22:14 |
| DaemonFC | And it'll go for 400,000 miles or so because there's not as much strain on any particular part of the engine, and the engine is made out of more durable materials. | May 29 22:15 |
| DaemonFC | They don't want to do this anymore. | May 29 22:15 |
| DaemonFC | At some point, I guess, GM realized it's easier to ship crap in a Buick and get away with it because the owners tend to be old and not drive them much anyway. There's lots of cars like mine that go on the market and they're 14-15 years old with 50,000-60,000 miles. | May 29 22:16 |
| DaemonFC | They don't drive them around a lot like young people do. You see a lot of 2018s, 2020s....They already have over 100,000 miles on them. And because they model year is a lot newer, you have to pay twice as much or more. | May 29 22:17 |
| DaemonFC | Everyone around me who goes car shopping says the same thing "It's hard to find anything under $20,000 that's not absolute garbage on its way to the dump. | May 29 22:17 |
| DaemonFC | So I mean, even with the rust repair job and the brake overhaul, and the wheel bearing replacements, and the new tensioner, and the flushings, filters, oil change, and belt replacement. I'm doing a hell of a lot better than that. And the car looks good, it drives good. It's totally quiet while you're driving it. The transmission is smooth. | May 29 22:18 |
| DaemonFC | It's easier to find a older car that has some sin going on and fix it than it is to try to find something that's good to go right now. | May 29 22:19 |
| DaemonFC | You will pay double, or more if you want something that is not going to need some work done up front. | May 29 22:19 |
| techrights-news | "I am extremely against how the reddit algorithm squashes genuine taste and voice." gemini://alex.flounder.online/journal.gmi | May 29 22:20 |
| DaemonFC | I almost never drive anything that was newer than about 14 years old when I bought it. And if you can believe it, I've only had one car break down and strand me somewhere in the last 22 years. | May 29 22:24 |
| DaemonFC | It's because I generally watch what the hell I'm buying. | May 29 22:24 |
| DaemonFC | Then I pay some guy to fix anything that was wrong with it when I bought it that's going to be a reliability issue at some point. | May 29 22:25 |
| DaemonFC | My mom gets random cars off some buy here pay here lot and they fall apart right away and she still owes payments and can't afford to fix anything, and biting her nails hoping that the payments are over before she loses that car. | May 29 22:26 |
| DaemonFC | She's bought them new and destroyed them in less than three years before though. | May 29 22:26 |
| DaemonFC | She's particularly hard on transmissions. Many of her cars have serious transmission problems, mostly because she doesn't service them like you ought to and because she doesn't wait until the car is fully stopped before switching gears. | May 29 22:27 |
| DaemonFC | schestowitz_TR2, She was offering to hand me that 2011 Impala LTZ she has right now. | May 29 22:27 |
| DaemonFC | I told my mechanic that. He says, "Well, if it was going to be free, why didn't you take it?". | May 29 22:27 |
| techrights-news | "I could eat the axx out of a dead rhinoceros" gemini://midnight.pub/posts/982 | May 29 22:28 |
| DaemonFC | I said, "Because I'd be right back in here paying you thousands of dollars anyway, in installments. You don't want a free car from mom." | May 29 22:28 |
| DaemonFC | Oh my god, she hits every pothole. Like she's aiming for them. | May 29 22:28 |
| DaemonFC | She stands up on the brake pedal. | May 29 22:28 |
| techrights-news | Why Everyone Should Use Adguard gemini://sanelkukic.smol.pub/2022-05-29_why-everyone-should-use-adguard "I hate ads. I think anyone who knows me can attest to the fact that I hate ads." | May 29 22:28 |
| DaemonFC | She puts everything she buys through Hell. | May 29 22:29 |
| DaemonFC | She asked me how my portable washer is running. I said, "Fine, why?". She goes, "I can't get them to last more then about 3 months.". | May 29 22:29 |
| techrights-news | "As it is custom, whatever trend appears in America becomes mainstream in Japan after it has completely lost its cool. This time the government and a billionaire think what the Japanese people really should care about is some jpgs." gemini://nelforzo.smol.pub/1653817188 | May 29 22:29 |
| DaemonFC | I have no idea what she is doing to her washing machines. Probably treating them like her Impalas and Pontiacs. | May 29 22:29 |
| DaemonFC | If you could run the washing machine straight over a 2.5 foot curb, she'd do it. | May 29 22:30 |
| DaemonFC | She did that to one of her cars and blew out both the tires and dented the rims. | May 29 22:30 |
| DaemonFC | Because she hit the gas and instead of turning, she just drove over a curb. | May 29 22:31 |
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| techrights-news | "Some of them are big (family members dying, lockdowns, depression, lockdown depression), but most of them are small (see aforementioned noisy neighbour)." gemini://midnight.pub/posts/981 | May 29 22:32 |
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| matey | /me still prefers gnu screen to tmux | May 29 22:52 |
| techrights-ipfs-bot | (ℹ) Planet Gemini updated. Latest complete date at gemini://gemini.techrights.org/planet/othercapsules/2022-05-28.gmi and so far today at gemini://gemini.techrights.org/planet/othercapsules/2022-05-29.gmi with 3-day aggregate at gemini://gemini.techrights.org/planet/othercapsules/allinone.gmi | May 29 22:52 |
| matey | fewer features, less github | May 29 22:52 |
| matey | until they move that there too | May 29 22:52 |
| activelow | matey: ever tried dvtm? | May 29 22:53 |
| matey | if the chief gnuisance is too hobbled, like james caan in misery | May 29 22:53 |
| matey | other people can still say what a load of crap it is | May 29 22:53 |
| activelow | i think dvtm is the most capable terminal multiplexer | May 29 22:53 |
| matey | the reason they call it a coc by the way | May 29 22:54 |
| matey | is because like kathy bates in misery | May 29 22:54 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | <techrights-news> Corporations hiding their crimes behind the veil of "diversity" does NOT help minorities but EXPLOITS minorities that are hurt the MOST by these corporate crimes | May 29 22:54 |
| matey | the big fans of free software at lieplanet wont tolerate ANY cockadoodie from neckbeards | May 29 22:55 |
| schestowitz_TR2 | <techrights-news> EPO President António Campinos is still not being held accountable for his Code of Conduct violations http://techrights.org/2022/05/23/monopoly-tony-code-of-conduct-violations/ | May 29 22:55 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-techrights.org | [Meme] It’s My Working Party… And I’ll Cry If I Want to! | Techrights | May 29 22:55 | |
| matey | bates wants to write the ending of sheldons book | May 29 22:55 |
| matey | and lieplanet wants to write the ending of the fsf | May 29 22:55 |
| schestowitz | [15:07] <techrights-news> I think many of us have seen that a CoC does NOT protect who the media (corporations) said to us it would protect. CoC stands for Cannot Ostracise Corporations. | May 29 22:56 |
| matey | anything they have to do to see it happen their way is obviously justified | May 29 22:56 |
| matey | maybe its wrong, maybe its terrible-- but at least its not cockadoodie | May 29 22:56 |
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| matey | hell tmux even comes included with openbsd | May 29 22:57 |
| matey | it isnt perfect, thats for sure | May 29 22:57 |
| matey | but at least it isnt part of systemd yet | May 29 22:58 |
| matey | systemd-multiplexd | May 29 22:58 |
| techrights-ipfs-bot | ▕ IPFS downstream, 60 mins: ▅▅▆▄▅▆▅▆▅▅▅▅▅▆▅▆▄▇▆▆▇▂▇▅▅▄▅▆▆▆▆▆▅▆▆▁ avg(k/sec) 32.81 ▕ IPFS upstream: ▁▁▁▁▂▁▁▂▁▂▁▂▁▂▁▂▂▁▁▂▁▂▁▂▂▂▁▂▁▂▁▂▂▁▂▁▂▁▁▂▁ avg(k/sec) 5.25▕ swarm size (avg): 0 ⟲ | May 29 22:59 |
| matey | john hancock had such a long signature that it became synonymous with signing things | May 29 22:59 |
| activelow | i used tmux for many years, i consider dvtm superior, because the expected feature-set is complete with dvtm, and dvtm is ~90% smaller than tmux (linux of code, and binary size) | May 29 22:59 |
| matey | systemd seems to have the same mentality towards naming their components | May 29 22:59 |
| activelow | *lines of code | May 29 23:00 |
| MinceR | https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/right-in | May 29 23:01 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.smbc-comics.com | Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal - Right In | May 29 23:01 | |
| activelow | migrated my entire setup to yaft+dvtm already, and won't return to gnome/microsoft/systemd whatever | May 29 23:02 |
| matey | lennart poettering doesnt think systemd-multiplexd is too long a name | May 29 23:02 |
| activelow | i could wipe GNU readline, GNU glib... by coincidence it seems, alot of the GNU aren't necessary anymore too | May 29 23:02 |
| matey | his middle name is stroopwaffel | May 29 23:02 |
| psydruid | lennartpoetteringthebutcherofgnulinuxfromredhat | May 29 23:03 |
| matey | also known as the flying bakery brigade | May 29 23:03 |
| activelow | except... GNU debugger, it is the only one remaining to insist on GNU readline | May 29 23:03 |
| matey | the weiss angel of gnu/linux | May 29 23:03 |
| activelow | don't know, if any other debugger exists, to avoid GDB, although that's not necessary, GCC it is which causes endless pain | May 29 23:03 |
| matey | herr doktor poettering | May 29 23:04 |
| matey | know for his "experiments" with init systemd | May 29 23:04 |
| matey | systems | May 29 23:04 |
| matey | ill never be able to type that word properly again | May 29 23:04 |
| matey | on the second try sure | May 29 23:04 |
| matey | but never the first | May 29 23:04 |
| activelow | to remain fair with systemd... sysvinit wasn't particularly good before | May 29 23:04 |
| MinceR | it also wasn't particularly bad | May 29 23:05 |
| matey | what, when it was optional? | May 29 23:05 |
| activelow | MinceR: without OpenRC my system boots twice as fast, with the exact same services started | May 29 23:05 |
| activelow | and i did enable parallelism with openrc, with my custon rc script i didn't | May 29 23:06 |
| MinceR | so what's in place of openrc? | May 29 23:06 |
| activelow | MinceR: /bin/sh with a while ; do ; done to re/spawn gettys | May 29 23:06 |
| matey | honestly if it wasnt for sane options like rc.d | May 29 23:06 |
| MinceR | oh, you're the one who decided that reaping zombies was for squares | May 29 23:06 |
| matey | id just do like dr sixel and run my own non-init | May 29 23:07 |
| matey | really, autoexec was all i needed | May 29 23:07 |
| matey | and rc.d does about as much to get in your way or tell you what to do as autoexec.bat did | May 29 23:07 |
| matey | now thats considerate | May 29 23:07 |
| matey | when you see the painstaking effort made to NOT make rc.d into a pain in the arse | May 29 23:08 |
| matey | its basically the opposite of systemd in every way | May 29 23:08 |
| matey | except its modern enough | May 29 23:08 |
| matey | for people who cant bear to use something more than 5 years old (like epstein. no, wait) | May 29 23:08 |
| matey | what do think jeff? | May 29 23:08 |
| matey | i dont know, 18 years is kind of obsolete | May 29 23:09 |
| matey | today someone online said nt was crappy security because the kernel is 20 years old | May 29 23:09 |
| matey | ... | May 29 23:09 |
| matey | right conclusion, but | May 29 23:09 |
| matey | linux is older | May 29 23:09 |
| matey | i thought it was a weird argument | May 29 23:09 |
| matey | i was like "yeah, better use 30-year-old linix kernel, since nt is old and obsolete" | May 29 23:10 |
| psydruid | they actually wanted to say that Microsoft has only been applying layers of duct tape since the early days instead of thoroughly reworking the kernel to become better and more maintainable | May 29 23:12 |
| matey | they should have said that | May 29 23:12 |
| psydruid | but that's squarely a Microsoft problem | May 29 23:12 |
| matey | indeed | May 29 23:12 |
| matey | afaik theyve never written a kernel on their own | May 29 23:12 |
| matey | dos was based on qdos, they bought that | May 29 23:13 |
| matey | nt was based on joint research with ibm | May 29 23:13 |
| matey | if microsoft is so great at making an os | May 29 23:13 |
| matey | how come theyve never actually made one? | May 29 23:13 |
| psydruid | that's the elephant in the room | May 29 23:13 |
| matey | to be fair, im not sure about minux. but thats probably not original either | May 29 23:13 |
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| matey | minix even | May 29 23:13 |
| matey | that was surprisingly enjoyable SomeH4x0r | May 29 23:14 |
| matey | credit where credit is due | May 29 23:14 |
| matey | also dd is WAY different than i expected | May 29 23:14 |
| matey | hes lke | May 29 23:14 |
| matey | not really even slightly a douchebag (so far) | May 29 23:14 |
| matey | i was expecting a SLIGHT one at least | May 29 23:14 |
| matey | which would be fine | May 29 23:15 |
| SomeH4x0r | not sure what are you talking about, my connection keeps glitching | May 29 23:15 |
| matey | but i didnt think we would have much in common | May 29 23:15 |
| matey | not sure what are you talking about <- no worries, its only good things anyway | May 29 23:15 |
| DaemonFC | schestowitz_TR2, https://baronhk.wordpress.com/2022/05/29/wsl-windows-malware-steals-browser-cookies-deploys-remote-access-trojan-bleeping-computer-calls-out-windows/ | May 29 23:18 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-baronhk.wordpress.com | WSL Windows malware steals browser cookies, deploys Remote Access Trojan. Bleeping Computer calls out Windows. – BaronHK's Rants | May 29 23:18 | |
| DaemonFC | How is this? | May 29 23:18 |
| DaemonFC | "Calling Windows the future of operating systems is like calling Sears the future of retail." | May 29 23:19 |
| activelow | windows NT was based on DEC OpenVMS | May 29 23:20 |
| activelow | wasn't aware DEC was associated with IBM | May 29 23:20 |
| DaemonFC | Microsoft is just a bunch of packrats and copycats. | May 29 23:21 |
| DaemonFC | They steal everything and then pay out a lawsuit settlement about that later. | May 29 23:21 |
| activelow | don't know, why the DEC developers joined Microsoft | May 29 23:21 |
| DaemonFC | DEC sued them and it settled out of court for undisclosed amounts of money to DEC, but some say it was almost $700 million over 20 years ago. | May 29 23:22 |
| DaemonFC | <activelow> don't know, why the DEC developers joined Microsoft | May 29 23:22 |
| DaemonFC | Money. They probably offered them better money. | May 29 23:22 |
| activelow | didn't know Microsoft was sued by DEC | May 29 23:22 |
| activelow | anyway, DEC is defunct since 1998 | May 29 23:22 |
| activelow | and 30years later, the anti-competitive crap is an endless headache still | May 29 23:23 |
| activelow | one to mention again: filesystems | May 29 23:24 |
| matey | xenix | May 29 23:25 |
| matey | xenix was the microsoft one | May 29 23:26 |
| activelow | ultrix (dec), aix (ibm), solaris (sun) | May 29 23:26 |
| matey | www.unixmen.com/xenix-the-microsoft-unix-that-once-was/ | May 29 23:26 |
| matey | In 1979, Microsoft formed an agreement with AT&T Corporation to license Unix from AT&T. And then Microsoft licensed out its renamed Unix to OEM vendors, including Intel, Tandy and SCO. Those companies then ported it to their own hardware architectures and requirements. | May 29 23:26 |
| matey | "to license Unix from AT&T. And then Microsoft licensed out its renamed Unix" | May 29 23:26 |
| matey | so, yeah | May 29 23:26 |
| matey | one again. microsoft cant even make a fucking os | May 29 23:26 |
| psydruid | short-term monetary gains for the few at the expense of long-term gigantic losses for society as a whole | May 29 23:26 |
| matey | but people have heard so much fucking marketing, they think its the best one | May 29 23:27 |
| matey | if youre in marketing, kill yourself | May 29 23:27 |
| psydruid | but that's how mankind rolls | May 29 23:27 |
| matey | no, thats what mincer thinks too | May 29 23:27 |
| matey | thats how capitalism rolls | May 29 23:27 |
| matey | and despite what he says about "if you call everything you dont like 'capitalism'" | May 29 23:27 |
| matey | anti-capitalists tend to have a better (clearer, more precise) definition of capitalism than the capitalists do | May 29 23:27 |
| MinceR | i'd like to see such a definition, and i'd like to see it applied consistently | May 29 23:28 |
| matey | in the same way that atheists often know more about the bible than the nutjubs praying to the guy with bad hair on the television | May 29 23:28 |
| matey | mincer: thats fair | May 29 23:28 |
| matey | a tall order, but tair | May 29 23:28 |
| matey | fuck typing | May 29 23:28 |
| matey | /me hires someone to do dictation | May 29 23:28 |
| matey | not stalin though, fuck that guy | May 29 23:28 |
| MinceR | i'm not saying i'd like to see people agree on one, because i know that's never going to happen | May 29 23:28 |
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| matey | dont worry, anyone who doesnt agree, we know what to do with them | May 29 23:29 |
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| activelow | nowadays, linux kernel is abused as corporate dump-yard, i had preferred IBM/DEC/Microsoft dumped their own systems with anti-competitive crap, instead of poisoning linux kernel | May 29 23:29 |
| activelow | and GNU, particularly GNU compiler | May 29 23:29 |
| matey | i have a guess who bnchs is, but obviously i wouldnt say | May 29 23:29 |
| matey | i wouldnt even hint | May 29 23:29 |
| psydruid | I believe linux was always destined to become a corporate dumping ground | May 29 23:30 |
| matey | politically, its been one since the 90s | May 29 23:30 |
| matey | linus is one of the people | May 29 23:30 |
| psydruid | and it has reached its full potential in that regard | May 29 23:30 |
| matey | he says hes modest | May 29 23:30 |
| matey | and you can tell hes full of shit | May 29 23:30 |
| matey | he isnt modest | May 29 23:30 |
| matey | he took credit for something way more important than linux-- AND THEN | May 29 23:31 |
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| matey | he let people make docu after docu about how he invented all this | May 29 23:31 |
| matey | thats not remotely ethical | May 29 23:31 |
| psydruid | fake modesty Scandinavian style | May 29 23:31 |
| matey | i dont know scandinavians | May 29 23:31 |
| matey | but id avoid the region if its typical | May 29 23:31 |
| matey | i think most do anyway just because its fucking cold | May 29 23:31 |
| psydruid | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Law_of_Jante | May 29 23:32 |
| -TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-en.wikipedia.org | Law of Jante - Wikipedia | May 29 23:32 | |
| matey | linus has been selling out forever | May 29 23:32 |
| matey | only slightly less | May 29 23:32 |
| matey | painting him as a hero | May 29 23:33 |
| bnchs | i think you and somehacker and xrevan86 already know | May 29 23:33 |
| matey | politically speaking, hes a charlatan | May 29 23:33 |
| matey | bnchs: wrong, its only a guess | May 29 23:33 |
| matey | no worries | May 29 23:33 |
| matey | either way its your business | May 29 23:33 |
| bnchs | alright | May 29 23:33 |
| matey | i didnt even know xrevan was in there :) | May 29 23:33 |
| matey | he probably only speaks jamaican patois in there, and didnt say much | May 29 23:34 |
| matey | he would make an excellent spy if he doesnt already :) | May 29 23:34 |
| matey | though i admit, the russian spy thing is SO OLD | May 29 23:34 |
| matey | even as a joke | May 29 23:34 |
| XRevan86 | I already know what? | May 29 23:34 |
| matey | (also i didnt say for russia. he could be doing it for canada) | May 29 23:35 |
| matey | mountie spies are especially crafty | May 29 23:35 |
| activelow | i don't think it was linus at fault | May 29 23:35 |
| activelow | nor most of the kernel veteran kernel developers | May 29 23:35 |
| matey | its boring in canada and most people take up spying for shits and giggles | May 29 23:35 |
| matey | no one expects the canadian inquisition because theyre so fucking polite | May 29 23:35 |
| matey | by the time youve had tea and chatted for 5 minutes, they already know everything they need to know | May 29 23:36 |
| matey | the crazy psychopath lady from america does a ted talk on this | May 29 23:36 |
| matey | but they learned it from the canadians | May 29 23:36 |
| matey | after they figured out theyd been had | May 29 23:36 |
| matey | anyway, when they burned down the white house, they didnt even bring matches | May 29 23:37 |
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| matey | they just asked for one | May 29 23:37 |
| DaemonFC | Very politely. | May 29 23:37 |
| matey | im terrified of canadians | May 29 23:37 |
| DaemonFC | And also some artwork that was impossible to replace to kindle it with. | May 29 23:37 |
| matey | you never spot it until its too late | May 29 23:37 |
| DaemonFC | Also, very politely. | May 29 23:38 |
| DaemonFC | Then saying they were very sorrrrrrey about all of this. | May 29 23:38 |
| DaemonFC | Well, aboot all of this. | May 29 23:38 |
| matey | ryan reynolds, perfect example | May 29 23:38 |
| DaemonFC | I can only imagine that. "We're really sorey aboot this, don'tcha know!". | May 29 23:39 |
| matey | his uncle was a mounty | May 29 23:39 |
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| DaemonFC | A Royal Canadian Kilted Yaksman? | May 29 23:39 |
| DaemonFC | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_7hVjZHp6YQ | May 29 23:40 |
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| schestowitz | DaemonFC: "unless the user goes through" | May 29 23:43 |
| schestowitz | before that GNU/Linux is misspelled | May 29 23:43 |
| matey | its spelled ibm/microsoft now | May 29 23:44 |
| matey | or as i now like to call it, ibm+microsoft | May 29 23:44 |
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| techrights-news | "At one point in time the pacman contrib scripts shipped with pacman and shipped with Arch Linux but due to maintenance issues it was split out." https://yewtu.be/watch?v=VldltVyD4i0 | May 29 23:48 |
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| DaemonFC | schestowitz, Fixed. | May 29 23:51 |
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| techrights-news | "Microsoft has spent a lot of time and money trying to Embrace, Extend, and Exterminate GNU/Linux. First, they decried it a cancer and Communism." http://techrights.org/2022/05/29/wsl-malware/ | May 29 23:54 |
| techrights-news | Today’s #HowTos | #UNIX • Tux Machines ⇨ http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/165392 | May 29 23:57 |
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| matey | As detailed in U.S. military compromised by removable media malware, the United States Department of Defense was compromised by malware carried on removable media that was automatically executed every time the media was read by an MS Windows computer. | May 29 23:58 |
| matey | While it is possible to turn off AutoRun functionality, it is not always easy, and that functionality should not be the default anyway. Even worse, Windows Update has been known to surreptitiously reactivate capabilities like AutoRun. | May 29 23:58 |
| matey | 2010. when techrepublic wasnt a pile of shit https://www.techrepublic.com/article/unix-vs-microsoft-windows-how-system-designs-reflect-security-philosophy/ | May 29 23:59 |
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