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MinceRhttps://i.imgur.com/Jdl1obg.jpgNov 03 00:14
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MinceRhttps://hugelolcdn.com/i/623018.pngNov 03 00:36
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MinceRhttps://i.imgur.com/cyC4F8v.jpgNov 03 00:59
scientesXRevan86, that internet news is super oldNov 03 01:05
scientes<XRevan86> The law was enacted yesterdayNov 03 01:06
scientesoh I seeNov 03 01:06
scientesHis amendment would require all online services that operate in Russia to install specialized equipment that would enable them to block websites banned by the Russian government with greater efficiency. Nov 03 01:06
scientesbut you can't do that with ESNINov 03 01:06
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MinceRhttps://img.pr0gramm.com/2019/10/18/80e6cb66891fad8a.jpgNov 03 01:16
XRevan86And then it turns out it's a fake rubber tankNov 03 01:17
XRevan86scientes: Unfortunately, some Internet usage can be determined with heuristicsNov 03 01:18
MinceRa fake rubber tank hiding a real steel tankNov 03 01:20
oiaohmXRevan86: really to be horrible internet sepreration taken to full amount would see russia having it own ip address system split from everyone else.  So all out going connections have to go by authorised proxies.Nov 03 01:44
scientesoiaohm, that would be woorse than chinaNov 03 01:45
scientesbut CGN (horrible acronym) would allow thatNov 03 01:45
scientesjust eliminating ipv4 from RussiaNov 03 01:45
oiaohmDoes not have to be eliminating ipv4Nov 03 01:45
oiaohmThis was one of the possible solutions of running out of ipv4 instead of going ipv6.Nov 03 01:46
oiaohmBasically massive nat.Nov 03 01:46
MinceRit may yet happenNov 03 01:46
scientesI had a company that sells high-performance VPNs to Chinese companies contact meNov 03 01:46
scientesbecause I wrote a WireGuard patchNov 03 01:46
MinceRcould also be country-level bastion host instead of NAT :>Nov 03 01:46
MinceRhttps://hugelolcdn.com/i/632638.jpgNov 03 01:47
oiaohmMinceR: NAT= National Address Translation instead of just Network Address Translation.Nov 03 01:47
MinceR:>Nov 03 01:47
scientesthe internet is very fragile to such things as long as the big internet companies participate (which they are)Nov 03 01:47
oiaohmA huge nat like this would screw up website data collection.Nov 03 01:48
oiaohmThose wanting to collect that data would want servers inside.Nov 03 01:48
scientesXRevan86, have you traveled to Georgia?Nov 03 01:48
oiaohmscientes: Really internet companies still need physical cables in ground.   Ground owns to government at end of day.  So they really don't have a choice.Nov 03 01:49
MinceRthey could use radioNov 03 01:50
scientesoiaohm, yeah that is a good pointNov 03 01:50
MinceRor laserNov 03 01:50
scientesespecially YouTube, which is very friendly to censorship requestsNov 03 01:50
scienteseven though they certainly have veto powerNov 03 01:50
oiaohmMinceR: Radar and lazer you still need power.Nov 03 01:50
scientesdue to universal httpsNov 03 01:50
oiaohmMinceR: there are still lines on the ground government controlls.Nov 03 01:50
oiaohmWe don't have highly functional sat internet.Nov 03 01:51
MinceRyou could do it from beyond the border :>Nov 03 01:51
MinceRor from spaceNov 03 01:51
scientesoiaohm, we do, its just slowNov 03 01:51
oiaohmI said functional.Nov 03 01:51
scientesHughesNet works quite well in the USNov 03 01:51
scientesbut that requires geosyncronous satelliteNov 03 01:51
oiaohmscientes: geosynconous satelites governments claim ownership of.Nov 03 01:52
oiaohmJust like land.Nov 03 01:52
scientesoiaohm, its very difficult to talk from ground to non-geosync satellitesNov 03 01:53
scientesoiaohm, also Russia and China have ability to shoot down satellitesNov 03 01:53
oiaohmThere have been a few attempts to make government neutral using non-geosync satelines. Nov 03 01:53
scienteswhich they like to brag aboutNov 03 01:53
scienteswe do have GPS+GLONASS full redundancyNov 03 01:53
scienteswhich is pretty bad-assNov 03 01:54
oiaohmscientes: the ablitity to shoot down satelites is why geosynconous is basically sitting duck.Nov 03 01:54
scientesthey can shoot down any of themNov 03 01:54
oiaohmRussia, China, India and the USA have all demoed shooting down a satelite.Nov 03 01:54
scientesthey are sitting ducks because they do not have enough power to dodge anythingNov 03 01:54
scientesand propulsion in space does not just require power, but also a reduction in mass (including oxygen, so much more mass than in the atmosphere)Nov 03 01:55
oiaohmscientes: https://www.theverge.com/2019/4/4/18295310/amazon-project-kuiper-satellite-internet-low-earth-orbit-facebook-spacex-starlink amazon is kind of working on a counter measure.Nov 03 01:55
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-www.theverge.com | Amazon will launch thousands of satellites to provide internet around the world - The VergeNov 03 01:55
scientesoiaohm, how do those not run into each other?Nov 03 01:56
oiaohmYou shot down one there is only a few thousand others to take it place.Nov 03 01:56
oiaohmThey don't need care majorly as are in low earth orbit so naturally degrading.   This is basically the satellite equal to chaff.Nov 03 01:57
oiaohmAs cheep as possible and as many as possible a few run into each other no problem.Nov 03 01:58
scientesyeah but the trajectories are at orbitalNov 03 01:58
scientesi never got how satellites don't run into each otherNov 03 01:58
scienteslike the way that we get solar eclipsesNov 03 01:58
oiaohmSpace is in fact quite large.Nov 03 01:58
oiaohmLow orbit is naturally degrading so the stuff there does fall back into the earth after about 3 years.Nov 03 01:59
scientesgeosync is medium orbitNov 03 01:59
scientesits MUCH higherNov 03 01:59
oiaohmAs you go higher you get more space to travel in.Nov 03 02:00
oiaohmAnd longer duration of operation.Nov 03 02:00
oiaohmThe high orbiting above geosync if everything goes to plan that material does not come back to the earth.Nov 03 02:01
oiaohmhttps://spaceplace.nasa.gov/spacecraft-graveyard/en/  Yes the concept of the grave yard orbit of the satelite equal of hey lets sweap that under the rug and pretend its not there any more.Nov 03 02:05
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-spaceplace.nasa.gov | Where Do Old Satellites Go When They Die? | NASA Space Place – NASA Science for KidsNov 03 02:05
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scientesoiaohm, heheheheheNov 03 04:50
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oiaohmscientes: hehe is lot like it just think of the day when someone sends a collection robot to the grave yard orbits and brings all that mass back in one very big hit.   This would quite a warped SCIFI movie but based on scary possible reality.Nov 03 08:20
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schestowitz"Nov 03 10:32
schestowitzWow is right. I'm shocked. I've asked Mozilla at its subreddit if it has gotten an investment by System1.Nov 03 10:32
schestowitzThanks for the link! Nov 03 10:32
schestowitz"Nov 03 10:32
schestowitzlooks like Mozilla is deeply corruptedNov 03 10:32
schestowitzbut we're still checkingNov 03 10:32
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XRevan86scientes: No, to neither one.Nov 03 12:15
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XRevan86https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Innobase#History hm, peculiar… Oracle bought developers of InnoDB five years before they bought MySQL.Nov 03 13:16
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-en.wikipedia.org | Innobase - WikipediaNov 03 13:16
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schestowitzXRevan86: I need your thoughts on somethingNov 03 13:34
schestowitzdb-relatedNov 03 13:34
schestowitztuxmachinesNov 03 13:34
schestowitzdrupal.search_indexNov 03 13:34
schestowitzerror    : Can't read key block from filepos: 286717952Nov 03 13:34
schestowitzerror    : Can't read key from filepos: 286717952Nov 03 13:34
schestowitzError    : Incorrect key file for table './drupal/search_index.MYI'; try to repair itNov 03 13:35
schestowitzError    : Incorrect key file for table './drupal/search_index.MYI'; try to repair itNov 03 13:35
schestowitzstatus   : Operation failedNov 03 13:35
schestowitzwhat would you make of it?Nov 03 13:35
schestowitzXRevan86: I will post more derails in another channel is you wantNov 03 13:37
XRevan86schestowitz: Something went wrong with a MyISAM table index.Nov 03 13:37
XRevan86schestowitz: If it's not too big, you can simply re-create it I guess.Nov 03 13:38
schestowitzit's just searchNov 03 13:38
schestowitzbut anyway, this king of incident was newNov 03 13:39
schestowitzI was able to repait itNov 03 13:39
schestowitzRepairing tablesNov 03 13:39
schestowitz    drupal.search_indexNov 03 13:39
schestowitzwarning  : Number of rows changed from 12155167 to 12154634Nov 03 13:39
XRevan86My interaction with MyISAM ends on ALTER TABLE `foo` ENGINE=InnoDB;Nov 03 13:39
XRevan86But this does indicate that something bad did happen. A crash or a forced shutdown?Nov 03 13:40
schestowitzI rebooted the VMNov 03 13:41
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schestowitzXRevan86: I'm exchanging some notesNov 03 13:59
schestowitzwith someone else who can assess thisNov 03 13:59
schestowitzI think it's the first time we had damage to this db tableNov 03 13:59
XRevan86schestowitz: Well, the gist of it is that MyISAM is not crash-safeNov 03 14:02
XRevan86Why that mattered with a normal reboot is what gets meNov 03 14:02
schestowitzwe did DB repairNov 03 14:03
schestowitzafter the rebootNov 03 14:03
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XRevan86schestowitz: "DB repair" – myisamchk?Nov 03 14:14
XRevan86schestowitz: Just out of curiosity… SELECT ENGINE, COUNT(*) FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.TABLES GROUP BY ENGINE;Nov 03 14:21
schestowitzI don't want to open  a cli db sessionNov 03 14:22
schestowitz:-)Nov 03 14:22
schestowitzwhile it's still working I want to forget itNov 03 14:22
schestowitzit rook me a while to get my mind back to newsNov 03 14:23
schestowitzabout 30 minutes of mild posy 'trauma'... very mild... not the right term to useNov 03 14:23
XRevan86(it counts how many tables there are created with each storage engine; I wonder just how many MyISAM ones you have)Nov 03 14:23
schestowitzSo for now I want to focus on something else... unless the issue comes backNov 03 14:23
schestowitzXRevan86: we did upgrade a few timesNov 03 14:23
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schestowitzit used to be mysqlNov 03 14:23
schestowitznow mariasb afaikNov 03 14:24
XRevan86Storage Engine: MyISAM, Aria, InnoDB + some irrelevant onesNov 03 14:24
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XRevan86Looked into Drupal for a mention of MyISAM, found https://git.drupalcode.org/project/drupal/blob/8.9.x/core/lib/Drupal/Core/Database/Driver/mysql/Install/Tasks.php#L160Nov 03 14:28
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-git.drupalcode.org | core/lib/Drupal/Core/Database/Driver/mysql/Install/Tasks.php · 8.9.x · project / drupal · GitLabNov 03 14:28
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XRevan86But that's the latest version…Nov 03 14:32
XRevan86https://git.drupalcode.org/project/drupal/blob/4.6.x/database/database.mysql#L16Nov 03 14:32
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-git.drupalcode.org | database/database.mysql · 4.6.x · project / drupal · GitLabNov 03 14:32
XRevan86A long time ago it hardcoded to MyISAM. Which makes sense, I suppose.Nov 03 14:32
XRevan86schestowitz: IIRC, Drupal 4.x is used, right?Nov 03 14:33
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schestowitzno, 6Nov 03 14:38
XRevan86On Drupal 6 there's no check in any direction.Nov 03 14:41
schestowitzthe check is in the mailNov 03 14:42
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XRevan86Or better: SELECT ENGINE, COUNT(*) FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.TABLES WHERE TABLE_TYPE <> 'SYSTEM VIEW' GROUP BY ENGINE;Nov 03 15:20
XRevan86Not to count the "mysql" table, which also has MyISAM tables, which is not that interesting.Nov 03 15:21
XRevan86* the "mysql" DBNov 03 15:23
XRevan86The second time today I used "table" instead of "database". Odd.Nov 03 15:23
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schestowitzXRevan86: so far the site is doing okNov 03 15:44
schestowitzmaybe in 12 hours i'll fig inNov 03 15:44
schestowitzif all's okNov 03 15:44
XRevan86Well, it's just indices, it's not data.Nov 03 15:44
schestowitzi also want to see what my friend who has access makes of it alllNov 03 15:44
XRevan86The solution is obvious: ALTER TABLE ENGINE=InnoDB (:Nov 03 15:46
scientesfreedesktop.org domain name just expiredNov 03 16:04
scientessomeone forgot to renew itNov 03 16:04
XRevan86Registry Expiry Date: 2024-11-01T15:33:47ZNov 03 16:25
XRevan86Updated Date: 2019-11-03T15:09:37ZNov 03 16:25
XRevan86scientes: Ancient history :PNov 03 16:25
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XRevan86SELECT NAME FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.INNODB_SYS_TABLES WHERE SPACE = 0;Nov 03 16:57
XRevan86A list of tables in the InnoDB System Tablespace (ibdata1).Nov 03 16:58
XRevan86At least that's the result I expect from reading the docs. I don't have any.Nov 03 16:58
XRevan86anywhereNov 03 16:58
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XRevan86https://mariadb.com/kb/en/library/information-schema-innodb_sys_tables-table SPACE: "0 represents the InnoDB system tablespace, while any other value represents a table created in file-per-table mode"Nov 03 16:59
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-Information Schema INNODB_SYS_TABLES Table - MariaDB Knowledge BaseNov 03 17:00
XRevan86The docs don't state what version of MariaDB this table was introduced in, so I'm not sure, and Oracle MySQL's docs only show it for MySQL 5.6.Nov 03 17:02
XRevan86* 5.6+Nov 03 17:02
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XRevan86Today my Internet appears to be perfectly fine.Nov 03 17:45
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-viera/#techrights-Tux Machines: This Ubuntu 19.10 Bug Shares Your Media Folders With Others, Without Warning http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/130061 [https://pleroma.site/objects/4bc7a255-a06e-4f2e-af24-341cfff0076c]Nov 03 18:39
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-viera/#techrights-Tux Machines: elementary OS Adds First-Class Support for Flatpak Apps http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/130062 [https://pleroma.site/objects/96e82523-8a54-42ac-913a-9523d85238a9]Nov 03 18:42
-viera/#techrights-Tux Machines: #Android Leftovers http://www.tuxmachines.org/node/130064 [https://pleroma.site/objects/575cc678-0a2b-438c-b693-b479aaeb167d]Nov 03 18:46
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scientesis there any way to set android to solar timeNov 03 19:15
scientesgiven that it has gpsNov 03 19:15
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scientescan timers be changed while active?Nov 03 19:36
XRevan86scientes: Google Clock has a button for appending a minute.Nov 03 19:41
scientesoh i meant to ask that last question in #systemdNov 03 19:41
XRevan86scientes: What's an active timer?Nov 03 19:42
scientesman systemd.timerNov 03 19:42
XRevan86the one that triggered?Nov 03 19:42
scientesXRevan86, an armed timerNov 03 19:42
XRevan86scientes: daemon-reload and you're done, no?Nov 03 19:42
scientesXRevan86, systemd has moved to transient units for yearsNov 03 19:43
scientesso you can do stuff by dbusNov 03 19:43
XRevan86scientes: I see.Nov 03 19:44
scientesso it could add a dbus API for setting location, and then it could calculate mean solar time, sunrise, sunset, and perhaps the equation of timeNov 03 19:45
scientesand then you could do agricultural stuff with systemd.timerNov 03 19:45
scientesor solar panel stuffNov 03 19:46
scientesthe sunrise equation is actually quite complicatedNov 03 19:47
scienteshttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sunrise_equationNov 03 19:48
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-en.wikipedia.org | Sunrise equation - WikipediaNov 03 19:48
scientesoh wow, it even wants altitudeNov 03 19:49
scientesXRevan86, looks like the far east should all be moved an hour earlier https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Difference_between_legal_time_and_local_mean_time_in_Russia.svgNov 03 19:55
-TechrightsBot-tr/#techrights-en.wikipedia.org | File:Difference between legal time and local mean time in Russia.svg - WikipediaNov 03 19:55
scientesthat is a really cool imageNov 03 19:57
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oiaohmscientes:  that sunrise equation is only an aprox    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Axial_tilt  its missing the Axial tilt value and a few other values to be exact.Nov 03 22:26
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scientesoiaohm, exactly, i said it was complicatedNov 03 22:26
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