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-viera/#tuxmachines-Tux Machines: Linux Mint Unveils New Packages http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/143872#comment-27070 [https://pleroma.site/objects/39ac18ac-ed44-46e6-a9dc-b97299ba02e8]Nov 06 00:19
-viera/#tuxmachines-Tux Machines: Kernel: Torvalds, Linux 5.11 and Mike Blumenkrantzโ€™s Graphics Work โ€ข ๐•ฟ๐–š๐– ๐•ธ๐–†๐–ˆ๐–๐–Ž๐–“๐–Š๐–˜ โ˜ž http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/144070 [https://pleroma.site/objects/749e393e-5f4c-488d-b576-29f74994174c]Nov 06 00:33
-viera/#tuxmachines-Tux Machines: Video/Shows: โ€œWe NEED more NOOBS on Linux!โ€ and Latest #TLLTS โ€ข ๐•ฟ๐–š๐– ๐•ธ๐–†๐–ˆ๐–๐–Ž๐–“๐–Š๐–˜ โ˜ž http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/144071 [https://pleroma.site/objects/22aa9aa5-67c8-4d1a-ae3f-02d104f7d809]Nov 06 00:37
-viera/#tuxmachines-Tux Machines: Programming: GNU Autoconf and Python Leftovers โ€ข ๐•ฟ๐–š๐– ๐•ธ๐–†๐–ˆ๐–๐–Ž๐–“๐–Š๐–˜ โ˜ž http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/144072 [https://pleroma.site/objects/2b783c48-de6a-47d5-9208-31933f6d0b85]Nov 06 00:42
-viera/#tuxmachines-Tux Machines: Security: APVI and Linux Security Hardening for Beginners โ€ข ๐•ฟ๐–š๐– ๐•ธ๐–†๐–ˆ๐–๐–Ž๐–“๐–Š๐–˜ โ˜ž http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/144073 [https://pleroma.site/objects/f1875b44-a23c-4453-948f-233c2f0a652f]Nov 06 00:44
-viera/#tuxmachines-Tux Machines: Todayโ€™s #HowTos | #UNIX โ€ข ๐•ฟ๐–š๐– ๐•ธ๐–†๐–ˆ๐–๐–Ž๐–“๐–Š๐–˜ โ˜ž http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/144074 [https://pleroma.site/objects/ac58577d-db2d-4b8d-9618-e9500a9434ae]Nov 06 00:48
-viera/#tuxmachines-Tux Machines: Data Science (Spying on Users) is Hard: ALSA in Firefox โ€ข ๐•ฟ๐–š๐– ๐•ธ๐–†๐–ˆ๐–๐–Ž๐–“๐–Š๐–˜ โ˜ž http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/144075 [https://pleroma.site/objects/1e57e304-1343-4035-9e43-9f9fdd6acb8a]Nov 06 00:53
-viera/#tuxmachines-Tux Machines: Ktown becomes Vtown โ€ข ๐•ฟ๐–š๐– ๐•ธ๐–†๐–ˆ๐–๐–Ž๐–“๐–Š๐–˜ โ˜ž http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/144076 [https://pleroma.site/objects/4a1ca824-87fc-418a-8d3b-2c14cbb8139e]Nov 06 00:57
-viera/#tuxmachines-Tux Machines: SUSE: PayiQ and SUSE Enterprise Storage 7 โ€ข ๐•ฟ๐–š๐– ๐•ธ๐–†๐–ˆ๐–๐–Ž๐–“๐–Š๐–˜ โ˜ž http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/144077 [https://pleroma.site/objects/9a7edd72-14e5-4c20-ab17-008ddbcc8b9e]Nov 06 01:00
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schestowitz>> installing now!Nov 06 02:48
schestowitz>>Nov 06 02:48
schestowitz> Excellent.Nov 06 02:48
schestowitz>Nov 06 02:48
schestowitz> Two additional resources:Nov 06 02:48
schestowitz>Nov 06 02:48
schestowitz> https://magpi.raspberrypi.org/books/beginners-guide-3rd-edNov 06 02:48
schestowitz>Nov 06 02:48
schestowitz> https://pinout.xyz/Nov 06 02:48
schestowitz>Nov 06 02:48
schestowitz> They invest a lot in creating educational resources.Nov 06 02:48
schestowitz> All set up, ssh enabled and password all set.Nov 06 02:48
schestowitzsudo apt upgrading at the moment. What username/pw for you. will set hub to send part 22 to it.Nov 06 02:48
schestowitz"Nov 06 03:15
schestowitzI wonder why you still haven't switched to HTTPS with your site. Nowadays you can useNov 06 03:15
schestowitzLets Encrypt SSL to do that.Nov 06 03:15
schestowitzBesides is the certificate of your site still valid or did it already expire?Nov 06 03:15
schestowitz"Nov 06 03:15
schestowitzwe need to upgrade the OS and stack for it, it'll come eventuallyNov 06 03:15
schestowitz> Ok.  Thanks!  Does TR's registrar offer dynamic DNS service?  If notNov 06 03:26
schestowitz> then there are several "free" ones to choose from which will provide aNov 06 03:26
schestowitz> name which a CNAME can point to.Nov 06 03:26
schestowitzDo we plan to run public-facing services from the raspi? If so, don't we need to check with ISP? I brought this up in IRC as well, not knowing what b/w caps there may be.Nov 06 03:26
schestowitz>> Do we plan to run public-facing services from the raspi?Nov 06 03:32
schestowitz> Probably not, but it's your call for sure.Nov 06 03:32
schestowitz>Nov 06 03:32
schestowitz>> If so, don't we need to check with ISP? I brought this up in IRC asNov 06 03:32
schestowitz>> well, not knowing what b/w caps there may be.Nov 06 03:32
schestowitz> The reason I asked was that it would be easier to find for SSH if thereNov 06 03:32
schestowitz> were some aspect which is constant.Nov 06 03:32
schestowitzThere are several easy ways for me to broadcast my IP and it's typically in IRC logs too. Esp. for users not logged in. I can run that as a script in my email .sig -- I already have the script.Nov 06 03:32
schestowitz> https://www.noip.com/Nov 06 03:36
schestowitz>Nov 06 03:36
schestowitz> The main disadvantage is that renewal has to be done manually everyNov 06 03:36
schestowitz> month for the free-of-charge service.Nov 06 03:36
schestowitzAfter what they did to tuxmachines a decade ago and the Microsoft incident I avoid themNov 06 03:36
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schestowitz>>> https://www.noip.com/Nov 06 07:15
schestowitz>>>Nov 06 07:15
schestowitz>>> The main disadvantage is that renewal has to be done manually everyNov 06 07:15
schestowitz>>> month for the free-of-charge service.Nov 06 07:15
schestowitz>>Nov 06 07:15
schestowitz>> After what they did to tuxmachines a decade ago and the MicrosoftNov 06 07:15
schestowitz>> incident I avoid themNov 06 07:15
schestowitz>>Nov 06 07:15
schestowitz> What about eNom?  Do they provide a dynamic service as part of theirNov 06 07:15
schestowitz> normal DNS registration?Nov 06 07:15
schestowitzI have not checked, but as I said earlier the IP address won't changed for weeks and if it does roll over, I can email you.Nov 06 07:15
vZS1schestowitz: just set up a cron job that keeps a simple cache in a file. If the IP is different, you can fire off an email.Nov 06 08:05
schestowitzvZS1:Nov 06 08:44
schestowitzJust uploadedNov 06 08:44
schestowitzhttp://schestowitz.com/royrianne/gallery/index.php/Techrights-Birthday-14-YearsNov 06 08:44
schestowitzNow working onIPFS (InterPlanetary File System)Nov 06 08:44
schestowitz        https://ipfs.io/Nov 06 08:44
schestowitzhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/InterPlanetary_File_SystemNov 06 08:44
schestowitzvZS1: you can email me (encrypted) for access to machine and account nameNov 06 08:45
schestowitzit's a self-hosted machineNov 06 08:45
schestowitzall sorted now, up to date debian, some extra software installed, external screen and mouse/keyboard too for the time being, port 22 open to the outside world over the hubNov 06 08:46
schestowitzquad core, 4gb of ramNov 06 08:46
vZS1Will send you an email in a bit. Just doing some chores atmNov 06 08:46
vZS1If you could set up rootless Podman, that'd be great.Nov 06 08:47
vZS1Can't do that myself as that'd need admin privsNov 06 08:48
vZS1https://github.com/containers/podman/blob/master/docs/tutorials/rootless_tutorial.mdNov 06 08:50
vZS1You should only need to tweak 2 config files and install a few packages. Debian handles most of the rest by itselfNov 06 08:53
schestowitzif needed, let me know, I have su rights on that machineNov 06 09:19
schestowitzalready configured barrier (fork of synergy) for access from my keyboard when a screen is attachedNov 06 09:19
schestowitzI've detached it for now, ssh -X lets me do all I needNov 06 09:20
vZS1schestowitz: I sent you an email with requested setupNov 06 10:01
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schestowitzthanksNov 06 10:34
-viera/#tuxmachines-Tux Machines: Deep Concerns About the Death of Free Speech in the Free Software Community โ€ข ๐Ÿ†ƒ๐Ÿ…ด๐Ÿ…ฒ๐Ÿ…ท๐Ÿ†๐Ÿ…ธ๐Ÿ…ถ๐Ÿ…ท๐Ÿ†ƒ๐Ÿ†‚ โ˜ž http://techrights.org/2020/11/06/my-deep-concerns-coc/ [https://pleroma.site/objects/9e76c050-8377-4f67-bbeb-4622fc98b995]Nov 06 10:35
schestowitzvZS1: http://techrights.org/2020/11/06/self-hosting/Nov 06 11:04
vZS1TypoNov 06 11:09
vZS1> are considered unfit for purpose, causing ewasteNov 06 11:09
-viera/#tuxmachines-Tux Machines: Massachusetts passes โ€˜right to repairโ€™ law to open up car data โ€ข ๐•ฟ๐–š๐– ๐•ธ๐–†๐–ˆ๐–๐–Ž๐–“๐–Š๐–˜ โ˜ž http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/144079 [https://pleroma.site/objects/ed3a5ba7-5134-4b31-8fc2-c2cb44f2e1e0]Nov 06 12:02
-viera/#tuxmachines-Tux Machines: Dell Adds Hardware Privacy Drivers to Linux Kernel โ€ข ๐•ฟ๐–š๐– ๐•ธ๐–†๐–ˆ๐–๐–Ž๐–“๐–Š๐–˜ โ˜ž http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/144078 [https://pleroma.site/objects/d0c61a7c-0056-4284-85aa-f02d70d4a277]Nov 06 12:14
schestowitzewaste?Nov 06 12:15
schestowitzit's not a typo, it's electronic wasteNov 06 12:15
-viera/#tuxmachines-Tux Machines: Raspberry Pi 400 - a complete personal computer, built into a compact keyboard http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/143919#comment-27072 [https://pleroma.site/objects/677fd9ed-cfbb-46d4-acbb-c3ec7cf031d5]Nov 06 12:29
vZS1AhNov 06 12:30
vZS1Didn't think of thatNov 06 12:30
schestowitzare you available atm?Nov 06 12:52
schestowitzI was planning to open email after midnightNov 06 12:52
schestowitzbut can deal with one mail separately if necessaryNov 06 12:52
schestowitzneed bulletins? access to links?Nov 06 12:55
schestowitzI think we can start by sharing just text files from hereNov 06 12:55
schestowitzthey're rather smallNov 06 12:55
schestowitzwe can get a static ip or domain that links to the current oneNov 06 12:55
schestowitzbut I suppose ipfs is dweb, so no single point necessaryNov 06 12:56
vZS1I'm availableNov 06 13:12
vZS1Yeah. With ipfs, don't need anything fancyNov 06 13:13
vZS1Just send me the IP address and I'll SSH inNov 06 13:14
vZS1If it doesn't work I can just ping you hereNov 06 13:14
schestowitzok, hang on...Nov 06 13:32
schestowitzuser createdNov 06 13:38
schestowitzadding keyNov 06 13:38
schestowitzok, sent mail backNov 06 13:42
schestowitzlog in, let me know what packages you need installedNov 06 13:42
vZS1Will doNov 06 13:45
vZS1Just grabbing emailNov 06 13:45
vZS1schestowitz: I'm inNov 06 13:49
vZS1schestowitz: Podman, please. With rootless config.Nov 06 13:49
vZS1That should be all I need. Then I can just run everything in my own containersNov 06 13:50
schestowitzhttps://wiki.debian.org/PodmanNov 06 13:51
schestowitzhttps://salsa.debian.org/debian/libpodNov 06 13:51
vZS1Looks like you have armv7lNov 06 13:53
vZS1You'll need to install the armhf build of podmanNov 06 13:53
vZS1That's 32 bitNov 06 13:53
schestowitzdoes your stack need 64 only?Nov 06 13:54
vZS1`uname -a`Nov 06 13:54
vZS1Your Pi is 32 bit as wellNov 06 13:54
vZS1I just checkedNov 06 13:54
vZS1At least that's what `uname -a` saysNov 06 13:54
schestowitzsome of my other machines are tooNov 06 13:54
vZS1Let me grab you the right Podman install instructionsNov 06 13:55
vZS1SecNov 06 13:55
schestowitzmaybe high memory extensions then for ramNov 06 13:55
-viera/#tuxmachines-Tux Machines: elementary OS 6 Odin Promises Complete Dark Style โ€ข ๐•ฟ๐–š๐– ๐•ธ๐–†๐–ˆ๐–๐–Ž๐–“๐–Š๐–˜ โ˜ž http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/144081 [https://pleroma.site/objects/13bb373c-1958-44dd-8653-c9b570113b08]Nov 06 13:57
vZS1https://podman.io/getting-started/installationNov 06 13:58
vZS1Raspberry Pi OS armhf (ex Raspbian)Nov 06 13:58
vZS1That's the one you wantNov 06 13:58
-viera/#tuxmachines-Tux Machines: Best System Monitoring Tools for Ubuntu โ€ข ๐•ฟ๐–š๐– ๐•ธ๐–†๐–ˆ๐–๐–Ž๐–“๐–Š๐–˜ โ˜ž http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/144080 [https://pleroma.site/objects/8c9410b6-cd21-4c47-96cb-86946c0bdbd6]Nov 06 13:59
vZS1> [13:55]  schestowitz: maybe high memory extensions then for ramNov 06 14:01
vZS1YeahNov 06 14:01
vZS1`free --human`Nov 06 14:01
vZS1You got 4GB RAMNov 06 14:01
-viera/#tuxmachines-Tux Machines: A web-native approach to open source scientific publishing โ€ข ๐•ฟ๐–š๐– ๐•ธ๐–†๐–ˆ๐–๐–Ž๐–“๐–Š๐–˜ โ˜ž http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/144082 [https://pleroma.site/objects/1358d086-1ca2-4d6c-83c1-46efa483f0d5]Nov 06 14:01
-viera/#tuxmachines-Tux Machines: Share RPG battle maps with this open source web app โ€ข ๐•ฟ๐–š๐– ๐•ธ๐–†๐–ˆ๐–๐–Ž๐–“๐–Š๐–˜ โ˜ž http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/144083 [https://pleroma.site/objects/9d83cfda-23fa-46cf-8501-bf52f8c4b053]Nov 06 14:03
-viera/#tuxmachines-Tux Machines: Microsoft warns Windows 10 update breaks Office updates โ€ข ๐•ฟ๐–š๐– ๐•ธ๐–†๐–ˆ๐–๐–Ž๐–“๐–Š๐–˜ โ˜ž http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/144084 [https://pleroma.site/objects/d4c5889b-49af-4d30-b849-b0d73750c0fa]Nov 06 14:04
-viera/#tuxmachines-Tux Machines: #Android Leftovers โ€ข ๐•ฟ๐–š๐– ๐•ธ๐–†๐–ˆ๐–๐–Ž๐–“๐–Š๐–˜ โ˜ž http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/144085 [https://pleroma.site/objects/e9d9436f-6506-4add-a30b-6621bd03bd5c]Nov 06 14:06
schestowitzlooking nowNov 06 14:08
schestowitz cat /etc/debian_versionNov 06 14:09
schestowitz10.6Nov 06 14:09
schestowitzsudo apt-get -qq -y install podmanNov 06 14:09
schestowitzvZS1: doneNov 06 14:11
schestowitzhave lots of fun (suse motto)Nov 06 14:11
vZS1schestowitz: did you do the rootless config?Nov 06 14:12
schestowitzno, not yetNov 06 14:12
schestowitzany pointer on that?Nov 06 14:13
vZS1Will need thatNov 06 14:13
schestowitzoh, I seeNov 06 14:13
schestowitzshithubNov 06 14:13
vZS1YeahNov 06 14:13
vZS1That oneNov 06 14:13
schestowitzvery red hat-centricNov 06 14:16
schestowitzsome of these commands would not even runNov 06 14:17
schestowitzhttps://developers.redhat.com/blog/2020/09/25/rootless-containers-with-podman-the-basics/Nov 06 14:17
schestowitzhttps://www.redhat.com/sysadmin/rootless-containers-podmanNov 06 14:17
schestowitzLike I said some days ago, a very red hatty projectNov 06 14:17
schestowitzdebian doesn't even have it in its repoNov 06 14:17
schestowitzsystemd in itNov 06 14:18
vZS1Best I've got for nowNov 06 14:19
vZS1https://github.com/containers/podman/blob/master/docs/tutorials/rootless_tutorial.mdNov 06 14:20
vZS1That's the best link for the rootless setupNov 06 14:20
schestowitzis there a bunch of commands for me to set up and then let you do the rest?Nov 06 14:20
schestowitzlike, setting up a podNov 06 14:20
schestowitzand then allow you into it?Nov 06 14:20
vZS1I can't access stuff in your namespaceNov 06 14:21
vZS1You have rootNov 06 14:21
vZS1So just log into my account to do stuffNov 06 14:21
vZS1I don't need anything apart from rootless PodmanNov 06 14:23
vZS1Because then I can do everything in my namespaceNov 06 14:23
vZS1Will have my own network stack and everythingNov 06 14:23
schestowitzis that prerequisite for ipfs?Nov 06 14:24
schestowitzI see podman itself is Microsoft-hostedNov 06 14:26
schestowitzshithubNov 06 14:27
schestowitzbbiabNov 06 14:27
schestowitzneed a napNov 06 14:27
vZS1It's not a prerequisite but it will make ops a lot easierNov 06 14:28
vZS1Have a good napNov 06 14:29
vZS1Your can grab an ipfs binary from the followingNov 06 14:38
vZS1https://dist.ipfs.io/go-ipfs/v0.7.0Nov 06 14:40
vZS1I can set that up without root actuallyNov 06 14:40
vZS1I'll be back on later tonight.Nov 06 15:05
vZS1I'll log out of your Pi now. I'll get everything ready locally and then I'll do a refined setup on your host. Don't want to eat up your bandwidth for no reason.Nov 06 15:09
schestowitzcheers, it'll need to be installed by me now, right?Nov 06 17:09
vZS1NahNov 06 17:09
vZS1I should be able to do it all as myselfNov 06 17:10
vZS1Because it's just binariesNov 06 17:10
vZS1Set up a Go binary and the ipfs binyNov 06 17:10
vZS1binary*Nov 06 17:10
vZS1I'll keep everything inside my home directoryNov 06 17:10
vZS1Will just set up my PATH and stuff accordinglyNov 06 17:11
schestowitzexcellent, thank you so muchNov 06 17:37
schestowitzthat machine is a 4-tenant oneNov 06 17:37
schestowitzbut all are truthworthy, my wife includedNov 06 17:37
schestowitz*trustworthyNov 06 17:38
schestowitzalso truth, not sure why I typed such a weird workNov 06 17:38
vZS1No worries. I'm doing some local tests on my own Pi before I set up yours.Nov 06 17:48
vZS1We've got basically the same setup so I'm using mine as the initial guinea pigNov 06 17:51
-viera/#tuxmachines-Tux Machines: Games: Raspberry Pi, Epic Games Store, and Lots More Titles โ€ข ๐•ฟ๐–š๐– ๐•ธ๐–†๐–ˆ๐–๐–Ž๐–“๐–Š๐–˜ โ˜ž http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/144087 [https://pleroma.site/objects/a8af7751-bfd0-43e8-898a-26c6eb41c51a]Nov 06 17:52
-viera/#tuxmachines-Tux Machines: #Advantech and Engicam launch SMARC modules with the RK3399 โ€ข ๐•ฟ๐–š๐– ๐•ธ๐–†๐–ˆ๐–๐–Ž๐–“๐–Š๐–˜ โ˜ž http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/144086 [https://pleroma.site/objects/e6966164-8292-4f08-9e5e-06f2025ae495]Nov 06 17:59
-viera/#tuxmachines-Tux Machines: #Android Leftovers โ€ข ๐•ฟ๐–š๐– ๐•ธ๐–†๐–ˆ๐–๐–Ž๐–“๐–Š๐–˜ โ˜ž http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/144088 [https://pleroma.site/objects/a28f139e-9c3b-493a-aa21-1bcda2da3dfb]Nov 06 17:59
-viera/#tuxmachines-Tux Machines: Todayโ€™s #HowTos | #UNIX โ€ข ๐•ฟ๐–š๐– ๐•ธ๐–†๐–ˆ๐–๐–Ž๐–“๐–Š๐–˜ โ˜ž http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/144089 [https://pleroma.site/objects/4b99ed43-a4a8-4201-b641-b498abb42db8]Nov 06 18:18
schestowitzvZS1: fantaSTIC!Nov 06 18:34
-viera/#tuxmachines-Tux Machines: Linux Candy: Pywal โ€“ color schemes on the fly โ€ข ๐•ฟ๐–š๐– ๐•ธ๐–†๐–ˆ๐–๐–Ž๐–“๐–Š๐–˜ โ˜ž http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/144090 [https://pleroma.site/objects/2701366e-012e-4d41-8a0d-20be21352eb3]Nov 06 18:42
-viera/#tuxmachines-Tux Machines: The 20 Best Kubernetes Tools For Managing DevOps Projects โ€ข ๐•ฟ๐–š๐– ๐•ธ๐–†๐–ˆ๐–๐–Ž๐–“๐–Š๐–˜ โ˜ž http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/144091 [https://pleroma.site/objects/9334030f-dc1e-46be-ac06-c1d255b487f8]Nov 06 19:06
-viera/#tuxmachines-Tux Machines: Audiocasts/Shows: Linux in the Ham Shack, Real Python Podcast and Self-Hosted โ€ข ๐•ฟ๐–š๐– ๐•ธ๐–†๐–ˆ๐–๐–Ž๐–“๐–Š๐–˜ โ˜ž http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/144092 [https://pleroma.site/objects/159307a5-1a52-46fc-80f0-e857c31b6b62]Nov 06 19:11
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-viera/#tuxmachines-Tux Machines: Red Hat Leftovers โ€ข ๐•ฟ๐–š๐– ๐•ธ๐–†๐–ˆ๐–๐–Ž๐–“๐–Š๐–˜ โ˜ž http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/144094 [https://pleroma.site/objects/957d387f-90af-433d-9d46-802ac57b4df6]Nov 06 19:33
-viera/#tuxmachines-Tux Machines: Todayโ€™s ๐“ฃ๐“พ๐” ๐“œ๐“ช๐“ฌ๐“ฑ๐“ฒ๐“ท๐“ฎ๐“ผ Leftovers โ€ข ๐•ฟ๐–š๐– ๐•ธ๐–†๐–ˆ๐–๐–Ž๐–“๐–Š๐–˜ โ˜ž http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/144095 [https://pleroma.site/objects/ea3c957b-4d91-4081-9bdf-20d5985b74e4]Nov 06 19:37
-viera/#tuxmachines-Tux Machines: Links 6/11/2020: Qubes OS 4.0.4 RC1 and V3DV + Zink โ€ข ๐Ÿ†ƒ๐Ÿ…ด๐Ÿ…ฒ๐Ÿ…ท๐Ÿ†๐Ÿ…ธ๐Ÿ…ถ๐Ÿ…ท๐Ÿ†ƒ๐Ÿ†‚ โ˜ž http://techrights.org/2020/11/06/v3dv-zink/ [https://pleroma.site/objects/68d20de7-f79c-4be2-a5d2-9a35d0a45327]Nov 06 19:45
vZS1schestowitz: we have liftoffNov 06 19:51
schestowitz:-DNov 06 19:52
vZS1https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmPb4WopVrVwxiYszrYvMdGnRYzTACZmdEsZ5si1HnEJdMNov 06 19:55
vZS1That's a pinned IPFS object on your PiNov 06 19:55
vZS1Welcome to the future of the internet. ๐Ÿ˜๐Ÿ‘ŒNov 06 19:56
vZS1I'll spend the weekend writing up a basic user tutorial for youNov 06 19:56
vZS1All CLI-based btw.Nov 06 19:57
schestowitzexcellent, thank youNov 06 20:00
schestowitzI will try to open that in FFNov 06 20:00
vZS1Let me know if it's workingNov 06 20:01
schestowitzOh, I seeNov 06 20:03
schestowitzCheersNov 06 20:03
schestowitzSo I guess theirs is one copy of potentially manyNov 06 20:03
schestowitzas it gets distributed outwardsNov 06 20:03
schestowitzto peersNov 06 20:03
vZS1YeahNov 06 20:03
vZS1And people that "pin" the IPFS object have a local copy. So if your node goes down, people will just grab it from the other onesNov 06 20:04
schestowitzdoes it handle all object types (mime)?\Nov 06 20:04
vZS1Any fileNov 06 20:04
schestowitzLike... would it be good for large videos, html, ...Nov 06 20:04
schestowitzok, goodNov 06 20:05
schestowitzsounds like ol school p2p networksNov 06 20:05
vZS1Kind of is just with decades of lessons learnedNov 06 20:05
schestowitzand they gain value/resilience as more people adopt them and share more objectsNov 06 20:05
vZS1YepNov 06 20:06
schestowitzhow do we 'advertise' these in the site, like index of objects?Nov 06 20:06
vZS1YepNov 06 20:06
vZS1Index is the simplestNov 06 20:06
schestowitzor maybe at end of each post there's an ID for IPFS objectNov 06 20:06
vZS1There's IPNS but that's for another day.Nov 06 20:06
schestowitzand we set up the bulletin script to specify ID at topNov 06 20:06
vZS1Yeah. Say you have an RSS itemNov 06 20:07
vZS1Just link the CIDNov 06 20:07
vZS1The multihash thingNov 06 20:07
schestowitzlet's seeNov 06 20:07
schestowitzhttp://techrights.org/feedNov 06 20:07
schestowitzmaybe there are wordpress extensions for thatNov 06 20:09
vZS1You just share https://ipfs.io/ipfs/<CID>Nov 06 20:09
schestowitzI only see CDATANov 06 20:09
vZS1I have no ideaNov 06 20:09
schestowitzok, one step at a time :-)Nov 06 20:09
vZS1I'm not very knowledgeable about wordpressNov 06 20:09
vZS1So I don't know how they are on this frontNov 06 20:09
vZS1YeahNov 06 20:09
vZS1Baby stepsNov 06 20:09
schestowitzI find the whole thing disorientation, mind wired for sgml and http/sNov 06 20:10
vZS1We got you a nodeNov 06 20:10
schestowitzmaybe one day it'll catch on and we'll be earlier adoptersNov 06 20:10
schestowitzwithout me having to wrap my head around >Everything<Nov 06 20:10
schestowitzI'll do some articles nowNov 06 20:10
vZS1Big first step done thoughNov 06 20:10
schestowitzI have some rapi extensionsNov 06 20:11
schestowitzabout 4 of themNov 06 20:11
schestowitzI need to assemble them some time later, LEDs and keys and stuffNov 06 20:11
schestowitzsomeone will guide me, but there will be downtime when it's doneNov 06 20:11
schestowitzI also need to put that in the housing, no assembly instructions were includedNov 06 20:11
vZS1No worriesNov 06 20:12
schestowitz:)Nov 06 20:14
vZS1Gimme a sec. Pinning that file on my Pi IPFS node.Nov 06 20:17
vZS1I forgot all the commands. Have to look things up again. Been a while since I worked with IPFS.Nov 06 20:17
vZS1The basic idea with IPFS is you treat all the CIDs as just an object in IPFSNov 06 20:22
vZS1Because it's content-based addressingNov 06 20:22
vZS1So the whole internet is your filesystemNov 06 20:22
vZS1The CLI command design reflects thatNov 06 20:23
vZS1You operate with CIDs (ipfs paths) as the arguments, usually.Nov 06 20:23
vZS1And a file on your local filesystem is just an object in IPFSNov 06 20:23
vZS1If you don't pin an object, it'll eventually get garbage collected from your machineNov 06 20:24
vZS1I've pinned your first object on my PiNov 06 20:25
vZS1So if your one goes down, people will still be able to grab it from meNov 06 20:25
vZS1With the same CIDNov 06 20:25
vZS1Or HTTPS gateway linkNov 06 20:25
vZS1Whichever they preferNov 06 20:25
vZS1The HTTPS gateway link is just https://ipfs.io/ipfs/<CID>Nov 06 20:27
vZS1I've got a lot of things in the works based on IPFS. But I've got periodicals and books to write. So I'll be taking a bit of a break from my IPFS projects for a while. ๐Ÿ˜‹Nov 06 20:28
schestowitzI am doing an articles related to thisNov 06 20:34
schestowitzare you adding the rss feed to ipfs?Nov 06 20:34
schestowitzor am I not following this right?Nov 06 20:34
schestowitzI just need an example beyond "hello world" typeNov 06 20:34
schestowitzfor this postNov 06 20:34
schestowitzlike a recent article, bulletin, video files...Nov 06 20:34
vZS1If you have a node that has pinned objects, you can just share a http gateway link to that object.Nov 06 20:36
vZS1So say you made a videoNov 06 20:36
vZS1You can add that video on your IPFS node and pin it there. When you do that, IPFS spits out a CID to youNov 06 20:37
vZS1You can share the HTTP gateway form of that CID in anythingNov 06 20:37
vZS1A blog post, RSS, whateverNov 06 20:38
vZS1It's just another hyperlinkNov 06 20:38
schestowitzI see..Nov 06 20:39
vZS1If people have their own IPFS client, they can just use the plain CID instead of an HTTP gateway link to find the object referred to by said CIDNov 06 20:40
vZS1The CID is just a hash of the underlying data. That's what allows IPFS to work. Instead of location-based addressing (typical web), you have content-based addressing (aka hash-bassed addressing)Nov 06 20:41
vZS1Hashes are deterministic so every file will always be hashed to the same thingNov 06 20:42
schestowitzworking on "v"Nov 06 20:42
schestowitz"Growing Centralisation Means More Spying"Nov 06 20:42
vZS1NiceNov 06 20:42
vZS1So for exampleNov 06 20:43
schestowitz<em>It's easier to collect, sell and hand over data when it's in few places</em>Nov 06 20:43
vZS1Is someone else made a file with "Techrights is awesome!" and fed it to their IPFS node, that file would get the same CID as the one I madeNov 06 20:43
vZS1If someone*Nov 06 20:43
vZS1More important than thatNov 06 20:44
vZS1Web makes monopolies easyNov 06 20:44
vZS1Server/client is the antithesis of what the internet should beNov 06 20:45
vZS1P2P is shows us the real potential of the internetNov 06 20:45
vZS1Because it's all about sharing and availabilityNov 06 20:45
vZS1There's also no single point of failure with P2P networksNov 06 20:46
schestowitzalso more efficientNov 06 20:46
schestowitzless for packets to travelNov 06 20:46
vZS1Those hackers can't sit and blast one server with DDoS dataNov 06 20:46
vZS1YepNov 06 20:46
schestowitze.g. peertubeNov 06 20:47
vZS1Each IPFS object is actually broken down into tiny chunksNov 06 20:47
vZS1But that's detailsNov 06 20:47
vZS1There's a lot of optimisation going on under the hoodNov 06 20:47
vZS1Best part is we can support each other on IPFS by pinning each other's stuffNov 06 20:47
vZS1Most people working on IPFS went off to do their own app-like things with itNov 06 20:48
vZS1The reason I'm putting time in for TR is because this technology is the best way to fight censorshipNov 06 20:49
schestowitzthat tooNov 06 20:50
vZS1And also to make it possible to do distributed development with very little money spent on infrastructureNov 06 20:50
schestowitzand downtime like groklawNov 06 20:50
schestowitzstill offlineNov 06 20:50
vZS1YepNov 06 20:50
schestowitzdo you want to read the draft?Nov 06 20:50
vZS1Yeah. That'd be neatNov 06 20:50
vZS1Got nothing else to do tonight. LolNov 06 20:51
schestowitzhang onNov 06 20:51
vZS1I'm aroundNov 06 20:51
schestowitzhttp://techrights.org/2020/11/06/tackling-surveillance-on-the-internet/Nov 06 20:54
schestowitzdraftNov 06 20:54
vZS1> Internet we not far more than HTTPSNov 06 20:55
vZS1Possible typoNov 06 20:55
vZS1> TINUTES ago I stumbled uponNov 06 20:55
vZS1TypoNov 06 20:55
vZS1Looks good thoNov 06 20:57
vZS1The setup is also dead easyNov 06 21:01
schestowitzi found and corrected many typosNov 06 21:01
schestowitzrefresh pageNov 06 21:01
vZS1You just grab a Go binary 1.14+ and an IPFS binaryNov 06 21:01
schestowitzmaybe 7 typosNov 06 21:01
vZS1Let's have another look thenNov 06 21:01
schestowitzpublishing nowNov 06 21:01
schestowitzI caught the ones you mentionedNov 06 21:02
schestowitzI can still editing after publishingNov 06 21:02
schestowitzbar the faux pasNov 06 21:02
vZS1My eyes are a bit tiredNov 06 21:03
vZS1Been staring at screen all day lolNov 06 21:03
vZS1Another thing you may not have thought aboutNov 06 21:09
vZS1Say you want to send an encrypted messageNov 06 21:09
vZS1You can encrypt a file and put in on your IPFS noddNov 06 21:09
vZS1Just tell someone the CIDNov 06 21:09
vZS1They can grab the fileNov 06 21:10
vZS1And then you can take it off your nodeNov 06 21:10
vZS1Much harder to track than emailNov 06 21:10
vZS1IPFS node*Nov 06 21:10
vZS1And its orders of magnitude easier to set up and use an IPFS node than an email serverNov 06 21:12
vZS1You can even do that kind of encrypted object sharing with multiple peersNov 06 21:12
vZS1GPG by default timestamps everything signedNov 06 21:13
vZS1You could just assemble the decrypted messages into order as long as you have an index of every CID that makes up that conversationNov 06 21:14
schestowitzI see, but here's the thibgNov 06 21:15
schestowitzour asset is anonymous (rather anonymised) sourcesNov 06 21:15
schestowitzfew of them can cope with this level of complexityNov 06 21:15
schestowitzlet alone openpgpNov 06 21:15
schestowitzsome thing e-mail services that promise 'privacy' our good enoughNov 06 21:15
vZS1Ofc this can all be abstracted away by clients (:Nov 06 21:16
schestowitzmore confidence in us as source protectors=> better exclusive storiesNov 06 21:16
vZS1Yeah. It's not for everyone. Especially at this stageNov 06 21:16
schestowitzsome wbers are governmentNov 06 21:16
schestowitzlike the EPONov 06 21:16
schestowitzthey have access at a higher level, so phone "apps" are out of the questionNov 06 21:16
schestowitzwe still have 100% source protection recordNov 06 21:17
schestowitzwe need to keep it at thatNov 06 21:17
schestowitzsee what happened to The Intercept...Nov 06 21:17
schestowitzIntercepting its very own sourcesNov 06 21:17
schestowitzSame in 'guardian'Nov 06 21:17
schestowitznot guarding the sources of its scoopsNov 06 21:18
schestowitznot even Snowden and WikileaksNov 06 21:18
schestowitzactively attacking them at timesNov 06 21:18
vZS1Guardian is just hipster pressNov 06 21:18
schestowitzbut I digressNov 06 21:18
schestowitzjust so you knowNov 06 21:18
vZS1But yeahNov 06 21:18
schestowitzour asset is our record for protection of sourcesNov 06 21:18
schestowitzno sources, no stories of valueNov 06 21:18
schestowitzwe still sit on some major storiesNov 06 21:19
vZS1Email is fine. I don't have anything against it per seNov 06 21:19
schestowitzIF they know how to encrypt in itNov 06 21:19
vZS1But this is objectively more secureNov 06 21:19
schestowitzand get anon accountsNov 06 21:19
schestowitzlike remailiersNov 06 21:19
schestowitzit's not their fieldNov 06 21:19
schestowitzbut they have access to nasty things and docsNov 06 21:19
schestowitztwo different groupsNov 06 21:20
vZS1My main interest with IPFS isn't encrypted systems though. It's distributed CMS and developmentNov 06 21:20
schestowitzprivacy slingers and people with high-level accessNov 06 21:20
schestowitzif IPFS picks up, RIAA et al will curb it, first with demonisationNov 06 21:20
schestowitz"dark web" and all"Nov 06 21:20
schestowitzterrorists"Nov 06 21:20
schestowitz"drugs"Nov 06 21:20
schestowitz"sex abuse"Nov 06 21:20
schestowitzbut we can fight backNov 06 21:21
schestowitz"whistleblowers"Nov 06 21:21
vZS1Already deal with that when I work with encrypted systemsNov 06 21:21
schestowitz"exposing the Trumps of the world"Nov 06 21:21
schestowitzwe have a better story to tellNov 06 21:21
vZS1That's why I keep a low profileNov 06 21:21
schestowitztechrights focuses on that more over timeNov 06 21:21
schestowitzas the need arisesNov 06 21:21
schestowitzeven rms contacts me otrNov 06 21:21
schestowitzwe had many fsf scoopsNov 06 21:22
vZS1Good to know he's still goingNov 06 21:22
schestowitzlow profileNov 06 21:22
vZS1I forgot how old he isNov 06 21:22
schestowitzbut he's a busy beaverNov 06 21:22
schestowitzabout 67Nov 06 21:22
vZS1YeahNov 06 21:22
schestowitzhe'll back "back"Nov 06 21:23
schestowitz"when he time is right" they say...Nov 06 21:23
vZS1Sorry if I blow a fuse in IRC sometimesNov 06 21:23
vZS1It's hard enough to do the workNov 06 21:23
schestowitzoiaohm you should ignoreNov 06 21:23
schestowitzsome in #techrights are time wastersNov 06 21:23
vZS1I lose it when I see quacksNov 06 21:23
vZS1YeahNov 06 21:23
vZS1My ignore list is growingNov 06 21:23
schestowitzdon't feed, they get bored, they become less activeNov 06 21:23
schestowitzyou can see who I typically speak to thereNov 06 21:24
schestowitzabout a dozen users onlyNov 06 21:24
schestowitzxrevan is good, tessier is our previous sysadminNov 06 21:24
vZS1I was actually in the middle of writing my second book but then I saw your stuff and thought I'd get in touchNov 06 21:24
schestowitztuxmachines is growing a lot during lockdownNov 06 21:25
schestowitz11 req/sec this weekNov 06 21:25
vZS1That's why I moved hereNov 06 21:25
schestowitznow it's bigger than techrightsNov 06 21:25
schestowitzbut it's not opinionatedNov 06 21:25
schestowitzit's like a catalogueNov 06 21:25
schestowitz(which is what it ought to be)Nov 06 21:26
vZS1Yeah. I think that's importantNov 06 21:26
vZS1We need to keep track of thingsNov 06 21:26
vZS1That's why I invest time researching stuff from even WindowsNov 06 21:26
schestowitzwe need a strategyNov 06 21:27
schestowitzto weak people off itNov 06 21:27
schestowitzthe media isn't helpingNov 06 21:27
vZS1GamersNov 06 21:27
schestowitzit's indebted to advertisersNov 06 21:27
schestowitzno money in linux advocacyNov 06 21:27
vZS1Lots of gamers moving to LinuxNov 06 21:27
schestowitzphoronix does a good jobNov 06 21:27
schestowitzI'm mates with MichaelNov 06 21:27
schestowitzwe build a network of key gnu/linux sitesNov 06 21:28
schestowitzimplicit networkNov 06 21:28
schestowitzgamingonlinux (liam) is uk basedNov 06 21:28
schestowitzhe's in the southNov 06 21:28
vZS1I'm in the South tooNov 06 21:28
schestowitzhis site is boomingNov 06 21:28
schestowitzwe have many brits in the TR circleNov 06 21:29
schestowitzbut they're not advertising their personal credsNov 06 21:29
vZS1I don't really know many people because a lot of what I work on is private by necessityNov 06 21:31
vZS1When I published my first book it was kind of my first step into the public eyeNov 06 21:32
vZS1Apart from that I don't do much engagementNov 06 21:34
vZS1I took some time this year to work on my stuff. Things I put put are being received well so I'm putting more time into it.Nov 06 21:36
vZS1put out*Nov 06 21:36
vZS1I contacted TR first because what I'm working on at the moment is very close to the TR mission. So it only made sense to meNov 06 21:37
vZS1I tend to disappear sometimes but just ping me via email and I'll answer back soon.Nov 06 21:41
schestowitzcheersNov 06 21:44
schestowitzwant to see my next draft?Nov 06 21:44
vZS1SureNov 06 21:44
vZS1In just relaxing rest of the nightNov 06 21:45
vZS1I'mNov 06 21:45
schestowitzhttp://techrights.org/2020/11/06/free-microsoft-hugs/Nov 06 21:45
vZS1 Looks alrightNov 06 21:48
vZS1Ad hominem is just part of their MONov 06 21:49
schestowitzyeahNov 06 21:52
schestowitzthey did this to me since... maybe 2003Nov 06 21:52
schestowitzI got used to it, I stopped caring after a few yearsNov 06 21:52
vZS1Yeah. You need a thick skin when you're up against the likes of themNov 06 21:53
schestowitzour bday is 2 hours awayNov 06 21:54
schestowitzwe had cakes, took photosNov 06 21:54
schestowitzvZS1: they made me lose my temper only once, around 2005Nov 06 21:54
schestowitzsaid using my own named I had cut off my thingNov 06 21:54
schestowitzunder my nameNov 06 21:55
schestowitzbday preview: http://schestowitz.com/royrianne/gallery/index.php/Techrights-Birthday-14-YearsNov 06 21:56
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vZS1Panda is greatNov 06 21:58
schestowitzless hassle than kidsNov 06 21:58
schestowitz:-)Nov 06 21:58
schestowitzwe chose not to have anyNov 06 21:58
schestowitzbillions of people already have loads of them anywayNov 06 21:59
vZS1Nothing wrong with thatNov 06 21:59
schestowitzrightNov 06 21:59
schestowitzbut it's not for everyoneNov 06 21:59
vZS1I meant nothing wrong with not having kidsNov 06 22:00
schestowitzthe panda was also here: http://schestowitz.com/royrianne/gallery/index.php/15-Year-Anniversary-Party-for-Tux-Machines/A-Toast-to-Tux-MachinesNov 06 22:00
schestowitzlike a site mascot of sortsNov 06 22:00
vZS1Good one to pickNov 06 22:01
schestowitzgnu and penguins (all breeds) already taken, even the gentoosNov 06 22:02
vZS1Just as friendly as wellNov 06 22:03
vZS1At least in appearanceNov 06 22:03
vZS1The BSD folks have interesting mascotsNov 06 22:04
vZS1Do you have many BSD folk around here?Nov 06 22:04
schestowitzyes, also reactos devsNov 06 22:05
vZS1I didn't know how long you guys have been around until recentlyNov 06 22:08
vZS1Tells you how often I go on the webNov 06 22:09
schestowitzweb=noiseNov 06 22:12
schestowitzunless you use rssNov 06 22:12
vZS1YepNov 06 22:13
vZS1I'm going to head off for the night. Will be back tomorrow. Have a good night and enjoy the birthday celebrations! I'm there in spirit. ๐Ÿ˜„Nov 06 22:19
schestowitzyou will like this:Nov 06 22:26
schestowitzah, ok, gnNov 06 22:26

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