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Thursday, January 5, 2023

[04:48:29] [7666] are we just discovering body pillows in here

[04:48:31] [7666] sheesh

[04:50:58] [7666] time to post the shock image again

[04:51:11] [7666] https://pomf.lain.la/f/hgj32n8g.jpg

[04:51:43] [7666] look

[04:51:49] [7666] my ex took the satania daki.

[04:52:52] [7666] my switches are in the closet, all of that is compute

[04:54:43] [7666] https://pomf2.lain.la/f/cc7symgm.jpeg

[04:57:15] [7666] NiniGeo2: serving those images of course

[04:57:31] [7666] i gotta find the original file for the background i haven't touched it in years

[04:58:05] [7666] !bang

[04:58:07] [7666] !bang

[04:58:09] [7666] !bang

[04:58:15] [7666] fuckin

[04:58:29] [7666] https://pomf.lain.la/f/28p1czf.jpg

[04:58:37] [7666] !reload

[04:58:55] [7666] !bang

[04:59:01] [7666] !bang

[04:59:12] [7666] wghat is wrong with these ducks

[04:59:18] [7666] is it

[04:59:20] [7666] !bang

[04:59:23] [7666] no.

[04:59:28] [7666] !bang

[04:59:31] [7666] YES.

[05:00:56] [7666] y'all can read the infrablog if you want more tech gore https://infrablog.lain.la/

[05:06:28] [7666] kinkshaming are we

[05:07:46] [7666] images with threatening auras https://pomf.lain.la/f/j488lzf.jpg

[05:09:10] [7666] that's a giant ass fuse

[05:09:25] [7666] at the time of recording that DC circuit was doing 130 amps

[05:09:32] [7666] at 12v

[05:10:07] [7666] !bang

[05:10:10] [7666] !reload

[05:10:12] [7666] !bang

[05:11:06] [7666] gotta run my servers if power fails

[05:12:28] [7666] so overpriced, on generally very old hardware

[05:12:39] [7666] some dedi companies insist sandy bridge is somehow still perfectly acceptable to sell

[05:13:28] [7666] or worse, they sell consumer hardware in some crapware 1U box

[05:13:33] [7666] like i7 or something

[05:13:40] [7666] no ECC, no dual PSU, no IPMI

[05:15:13] [7666] christ, v2 CPUs.

[05:15:21] [7666] my backup storage server and my router are on v2's

[05:16:07] [7666] anything that's high performance goes on my broadwell equipped r730, bulk compute is on some OEM only xeons in precision towers

[05:16:16] [7666] oh sheesh, a single socket ivy at that

[05:16:40] [7666] my cluster's got 40 cores and 512GB DDR4, about 220TB usable storage

[05:17:06] [7666] 2x10Gb optics on each box, soon to be 4x10Gb

[05:19:31] [7666] ah yes here we go https://pomf.lain.la/f/3g6p4p0.PNG

[05:46:13] [7666] Peorth: i hate css with a passion and don't really feel like fiddling with overflow / wrapping

[05:46:23] [7666] i haven't seen it be a limiting factor in very much

[05:50:25] [7666] Peorth: append /raw to the url

[05:50:37] [7666] your browser should word wrap by default there

[20:46:56] [7666] onenote? christ i wouldn't touch that shit.

[20:47:04] [7666] i have a bookstack instance

[20:47:42] [7666] teams IS sharepoint. what are you on about

[20:47:50] [7666] it's also onedrive.

[20:47:57] [7666] it's also shit

[20:49:29] [7666] i remember reading excel files off sharepoint via openxml in powershell, to then modify data in some custom wackjob app in sharepoint 2013

[20:50:11] [7666] but even better! this system could also take excel files, read them, and do a diff on it against a SQL database and then update the SQL database with the difference!

[20:52:56] [7666] someone wrote a clicker app to open chrome, click a bunch of shit, and close it on a web app and i think it was done in power automate

[20:53:44] [7666] also christ perl for sharepoint? hell no

[20:53:54] [7666] i only use perl for nagios compatible scripts at this point

[20:54:43] [7666] i wouldn't even bother using powershell for UI

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