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@nina_kali_nina@tech.lgbt @vga256@mastodon.tomodori.net @philpem@digipres.club mediawiki-to-mmv-converter :blobcatthink:

@ryanc@infosec.exchange some of they do, and it’s hell :/

@drj@typo.social yes, storing fonts in raw bitmaps is rather common. check out https://deathgenerator.com/

@jeffmcneill@hachyderm.io @Gusted@social.linux.pizza i’m full of algorithm aversion AND PROUD OF IT

@drj@typo.social PNG might as well be replaced by any other image formatJSON can be foregone completely if you don’t use special glyphs and your code hardcodes the alphanumeric indices i don’t really like how pretentiously you speak about everything here :/ makes me feel very unwelcome in this conversation.

@jeffmcneill@hachyderm.io @Gusted@social.linux.pizza i didn’t necessarily ask you for your stupid fucking opinion

@drj@typo.social BMP

a döner would fix me

@whitequark@social.treehouse.systems @q3k@social.hackerspace.pl @IPngNetworks@ublog.tech what’s wrong with garage? speaking from a perspective of someone who “doesn’t really get” s3, it felt as promising as ceph for making something distributed

@derickr@phpc.social @dokuwiki@phpc.social depending on which plugin you use it either has slightly broken HTML rendering, or is slightly cumbersome to use :p so in my view this is HUGE and i’m really excited :D

@lambda@chaosfurs.social @q@glauca.space i’m not saying it’s either option (although given how I’ve seen people handle tech, I don’t think any option is unbelievable) - just, it feels sort of dishonest to do a diff and ignore one of the versions

Where in The World is Sun Microsystems!?

@tudbut@social.tudbut.de @a1ba@suya.place dump and restore, then migrate? also you do know that upstream would appreciate the bug report?

new video: I got a PDP-11*!! Here’s the whole story on how we got it to my basement, and a semi-technical overview of what was included. watch it here: https://tv.ol-worldwi.de/I%20got%20a%20PDP-11!.mp4https://youtu.be/6Nm0PmUu-Ik(* - technically, an LSI-11. watch the video if you wanna know the difference ^^)

@tudbut@social.tudbut.de @a1ba@suya.place it really isn’t

@mwk@donotsta.re see yeetpdf on sakamoto, it should be able to process this for you automagically unless it’s a bitmap

@benjojo@benjojo.co.uk > I don’t think it has been particularly hard (other than hotmail) i feel seen

@q@glauca.space you’re the 2nd person today who’s ignoring the canary version from December, which had lines truncated in a way which suggests they’re copying this from a terminal and it just didn’t fit the screen… the new version seems to be cut off to the last visible sentence user error / hotfix?

new video: Polyglot files are AWESOME! we’re exploring what polyglots are, and then dissecting a certain specimen watch it here: https://youtu.be/SVAvmZGJ4uchttps://tv.ol-worldwi.de/Polyglot%20files%20are%20Awesome.mp4 atom feed for my videos: https://tv.ol-worldwi.de/atom.xml

@cwebber@social.coop finally some good f-ing news

@jana@social.jsteuernagel.de update ipv6 netmap prefix, to be run when DHCPv6 lease from the shitty ISP renews

continuing the trend of changing the header background on floppy.cd-rom.net once per month, here’s the edit I made for July:)

the illusion of free choice ,------------. / CLOUDFLARE! / / __ / / / / / /_/ /_/ /_/ ^ ^ | \________ whatever, \ it's convenient, i won't use CF, i don't care. but i still want TLS and stuff

@pomagarnet@chaos.social @famfo@frogs.lgbt idk i’ve been using ext4 in a plethora of normal and weird deployments over the course of a decade, and i’ve had data corruption once, and even that I managed to recover with a hex editor and some creative guesses

@mwk@donotsta.re it’s really fun seeing this come together! already a really cool resource, hope it grows even further :3

akkoma updated before upstream released binaries

the most unexpected part of heavily relying on VHS in my production pipeline is how nice handling physical media can feel sure, spending an hour every time i want to digitize… one hour of video sucks, and sometimes it needs to be babied because the tracking goes to shit on worse quality tapes… but all of the sights and sounds are very satisfying. lots of going click and clack, i like that

#bornhack jeopardy finals starting soon! may-be-watchable at https://live.bornhack.dk/ Øl-Telecom FTW!!!

@tudbut@social.tudbut.de @a1ba@suya.place well, hope you had backups!

@jana@social.jsteuernagel.de @merlin@toot.kif.rocks you’re invited to do so (but I generally know my stuff around routeros, it’s just Annoying enough to complain about it on here)

@jana@social.jsteuernagel.de tried, didn’t make a difference :/ for now I executed on my Evil Plan of having a scheduler script which disables and re-enables the rules, but i will be fiddling with this more later, as i still need to configure dual-WAN

@ryanc@infosec.exchange first time rockchip?

@nick@donotsta.re got a job in reversing?

@ryanc@infosec.exchange @signalapp@mastodon.world … doubtful

@dillo@fosstodon.org from my projects: http://ring.acab.dev places a large emphasis at having all the pages at least readable in Dillo/links2http://floppy.cd-rom.net/ misrenders a bit at the top, but is generally readable (i’ll put some work into making it nicer:)most of my webpages are readable; http://sakamoto.pl/ only fails with a BMP button failing to load :3

@pecet@f3d1.eu … see alt text? “The Persistence of Memory” by Salvador Dali

so i look into why my logs are so enormous. i shouldn’t have left them as verbose for 1.5 months but they also shouldn’t have grown to EIGHT GIGABYTES. and most of my recent log lines are something like Jul 04 13:36:22 msg="Limit of simultaneous TCP connections reached - raise max-tcp-connections" prio="Warning" this, but 15 times a second… Which usually means that we’re under attack. but it’s a very lousy attack, i can’t even see it on the graph, so they’re only really causing some disruption to TCP connections, not UDP. and most of DNS is UDP, that’s why I’m only noticing right now. anyways. ss -tulnap | grep 53 shows a lot of connections with addresses that begin with 2a03:2880. | wc -l says 273, from maybe 5-6 different hosts. and, my dear comrades, can you guess who owns 2a03:2880::/32? inet6num: 2a03:2880::/40 netname: PRN country: US admin-c: RD4299-RIPE tech-c: RD4299-RIPE status: ASSIGNED mnt-by: fb-neteng mnt-by: facebook-neteng created: 2020-03-11T00:33:38Z last-modified: 2020-03-11T00:33:38Z source: RIPE that’s right! facebook! and after a preliminary check, we’ve seen this same exact thing on at least one other #SERVFAIL nameserver in “completely unrelated news”: i “slipped” in my kitchen and executed ip6tables -I INPUT -s 2a03:2880::/32 -j DROP as root on sakamoto i’m so sorry (not sorry). and through the power of ip6tables… suddenly my TCP limits aren’t reached anymore. CURIOUS if you didn’t have enough reasons to hate meta: FUCK META

(72MB -> 66MB just with optipng, and some of them should be resized down from 512x512 to 192x192 or so! and this may not sound huge, but multiply it by gazillion to get all the servers fetching that data, and, uh. it balloons quickly, so saving bytes here makes a lot of sense)

i should make a banner “DAYS SINCE SOFTWARE TOLD ME THAT A DOT AT THE END OF A FQDN IS INVALID”. i don’t think i’ve gotten a week without tripping over this since I learnt about canonical domain notation a few years back

@jana@social.jsteuernagel.de whyyyy does my dhcpv6 not work anymore after I add the NAT netmap rules :throwing-hands-up-crying: i predict this will end in a scheduler script running every 23.5h which disables the netmap rules, renews the lease, and re-enables the netmap rules my network is very stable and with this hammer, everything is a nail

@nick@donotsta.re this looks really funny on my machine

any moment now

the cool thing about having two ISPs is how you can remotely deploy a firewall rule that breaks both uplinks at the same time the cool thing about dual-stack is how you can do a backflip and connect over IPv6 instead, then fix the broken v4 rule