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@jmopp@masto.ai @0xabad1dea@infosec.exchange I'm annoyed by how much they've been fencing off Sydney Harbour in the tourist areas lately
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Julien Goodwin
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mastodon 4.7.2Open source operations guy. CorpNet SRE at Google (previously on AS15169, Chrome, Insider Risk) he/him
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@NanoRaptor@bitbang.social @xssfox@cloudisland.nz Go all the way and call it FreeHand, see who knows their history by breaking out into a screaming rant
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@spacelizard@aus.social not up for the job, but I'm absolutely certain I'd enjoy spending an afternoon spent with your group as a network engineer / photographer (and also time nut, I'm sure that's involved too). Had a friend who was an operator at the AAO back when they did the upgrade off the Imsai.
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@kattebel@hachyderm.io @bagder@mastodon.social yeah, that's the sort of thing I'd bet on, or the 45 all actually being the same single minor bug
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@xssfox@cloudisland.nz Does Bender or the Terminator running 6502s count?
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@jpm@aus.social @decryption@aus.social @oxy@social.bsdlab.au there's now 48v-pol regulators to reduce some of that loss, the idea of 48:0.8v buck convertors is nuts, but that's what's now in (at least some) modern servers
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@jwz of course in the Xscreensaver space if you want machine hallucinations that's what ElectricSheep is for.
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@sophieschmieg@infosec.exchange @saraislet@infosec.exchange when was that current room constructed though?
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@mattblaze@federate.social I pretty much always stop and get the same perspective of the Sydney Harbour Bridge when I go past with a proper camera. Sometimes I stop and do so properly, but first one I found offhand was this.
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@NewtonMark you know this helps explain why making it be more Australian makes it work better. It swears in ways that get past its own filters and negative feedback does its magic thing better.
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@mjg59 see the thing is the number of people I know that you'd also know who'd do something like that is not small
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@stephengentle @chad They're currently serving an empty packages file, so the repo is outright fucked, hopefully it'll be fixed by morning
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@_thegeoff looking forward to discovering the Konami code is a fundamental property of the universe
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@joebeone@techpolicy.social same basic idea for shopping carts https://www.begaydocrime.com/
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@foone@digipres.club wasn't until about 10 years ago that I finally had my laptop switch off CCFL backlight, and I still have a few older monitors with them on my desk at home and work
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@voltagex@aus.social I have all sorts of random albums that services deliver as ZIPs, if I remember later I'll try some from different places
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@fanf@mendeddrum.org Nice. Australian universities had (possibly still do?) fun with not having standard business numbers, which even most government entities have these days, but similar oddities of law mean they didn't (don't?) qualify for them.
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@mattblaze@federate.social @0xabad1dea@infosec.exchange it's a never ending annoyance at being part of Linux Australia (who run a bunch of conferences & user groups etc), people always complaining we don't use a 100% Free (by their preferred definition) stack to do everything. We try, but focus more on actually serving our community.
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@Pepijn "this announcement has been cancelled for today only, cityrail apoloofor any inconvenience caused"
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@benjojo OpenVPN for a long time used an initial window of 64 byte for TLS setup, I fixed our corp version to at least do 576, it was long enough ago that I couldn't defend 1280, although they did fix upstream a few months later
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@ptua@mastodon.social is there a history for the other end? Always thought it odd that it was once electrified but no more. Also odd the V-locity aren't electric when in the area.
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@benjojo there's also what subset of routes a network might advertise to the route servers. AS15169 at the time I was its routing czar advertised the minimum reachability subset intended to shift traffic via other paths as long as they existed (I know the policy has changed a few times since I handed off that role)
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@KathyReid@aus.social 🎶This was a triumph, I'm making a note here, huge success 🎶
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@popcorncx@aus.social oof. I did 30 one year and regretted it. These days I do live music about twice a week, much more than that is similarly too much.
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@devopscats@toot.cat I'm sure @firstyear@infosec.exchange will be interested in any gaps if it doesn't fit
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@cstross@wandering.shop yeah, I got to point out to some friends that my name is in the announcement photo taken in front of the megadrone. His museum is awesome, I had a brilliant day there back in October.
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@xrobau@mastodon.au @bob_zim@infosec.exchange I actually have spinning rust + SSD cache in the main server, but I want small and quiet for the backup box (because of where it needs to live in my house)
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@xrobau@mastodon.au @bob_zim@infosec.exchange I already have the machine for it too, but it takes 6x M.2 drives.
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@azonenberg@ioc.exchange I assume you've seen the various people playing with Debian on these basic devices: https://ipng.ch/s/articles/2023/11/11/debian-on-mellanox-sn2700-32x100g/ https://blog.benjojo.co.uk/post/sn2010-linux-hacking-switchdev
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@xrobau@mastodon.au dang. I need drives for my new backup box, but there's no way 8TB M.2 will be that cheap for a while
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@GroupNebula563@mastodon.social @xssfox@cloudisland.nz also z80 and 8051 derivative cores
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@waderoberts@aus.social @ptua@mastodon.social huh, that's actually surprising, I'd thought diesel electric was such a win that nobody bothered with anything else
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@voltagex@aus.social every album I tried just worked (running whatever the Debian build of v3.0.23 is)