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[04:09:06] tr_ [T] <+login> what a meme gun i've got

[04:11:38] tr_ [T] <+login> that would get you arrested in london at least

[04:12:48] tr_ [T] <+login> but, if cars knew bicycles could have these, they'd be more respectful of the cyclist's space

[04:13:20] tr_ [T] <+login> it evens the inherent imbalance in power between the car and bicycle on the road

[05:28:43] tr_ [T] <+login> Nimko: if you think facebook is extreme, look at LinkedIn

[06:13:31] tr_ [T] <+login> Nimko: i'm login; tr is just the TechNet relay

[06:13:55] tr_ [T] <+login> it's best to keep your irc identity and real-life identity accounts separate, and not to mix them

[06:14:10] tr_ [T] <+login> however, anyone with IP logs can associate those if you use the same device

[06:15:16] tr_ [T] <+login> each website, if they keep a log of who's accessed them, has that information for their own website's visitors

[06:15:32] tr_ [T] <+login> another way would be through DNS

[06:16:26] tr_ [T] <+login> your ISP would know, but so would the DNS server your computer uses to translate the domain name to the website's ip address

[06:16:52] tr_ [T] <+login> most VPN apps would also route your DNS queries through the vpn

[06:17:31] tr_ [T] <+login> and if you don't use DNS over HTTPS or DNS over TLS, then your DNS queries would be in plaintext

[06:17:58] tr_ [T] <+login> i.e., any router on the path between your computer and the DNS server will be able to associate your IP address with the website you're trying to visit

[06:18:34] tr_ [T] <+login> yeah, using encryption

[06:19:20] tr_ [T] <+login> in that case, even the contents of the website would be transmitted over plaintext

[06:20:37] tr_ [T] <+login> yes, the hoster of the website can see your IP address and what you're doing on the site (if they track it), Nimko

[06:21:00] tr_ [T] <+login> The danger is that there are governments that are definitely tracking DNS queries and IP addresses

[06:21:32] tr_ [T] <+login> And others who want to doxx you could do it too

[06:22:14] tr_ [T] <+login> With your ip address, they could find a way to get through your firewall too, if they're sophisticated enough or if you've allowed inbound connections (which is usually not the case except if you're running a server at home)

[06:23:06] tr_ [T] <+login> yeah

[06:23:15] tr_ [T] <+login> well, not 'see', but know

[06:23:34] tr_ [T] <+login> they could, if they had a device in between, even modify the content of the website and you wouldn't know

[06:23:58] tr_ [T] <+login> correct ^

[06:24:17] tr_ [T] <+login> but the premise was 'happened to not be secured with HTTPS'

[06:25:06] tr_ [T] <+login> Yes, you should be provably be sleeping

[06:25:21] tr_ [T] <+login> But they'd have to, if not modifying what was sent to you, know what the website was sending back and reverse-engineer that

[06:26:00] tr_ [T] <+login> but the biggest risk is something on your own computer spying on you

[06:26:27] tr_ [T] <+login> it should say tr_ <+login> my actual message

[06:27:02] tr_ [T] <+login> But yes, if you have an open port on your computer, they could send information to it from the outside

[06:27:08] tr_ [T] <+login> if they had your ip address

[06:27:29] tr_ [T] <+login> and if the software was buggy, could gain the ability to do whatever that software is allowed to do on your computer

[06:27:40] tr_ [T] <+login> Zoom got in trouble for this

[06:27:50] tr_ [T] <+login> Peorth: lol

[06:28:06] tr_ [T] <+login> that IP address is in the reserved range for local area networks

[06:28:26] tr_ [T] <+login> Not even Zoom bombing

[06:29:02] tr_ [T] <+login> But that Zoom was creating a server during installation, and that the server had a bug that allowed outsiders to, by crafting the right information to send to your ip address at Zoom's port, do everything Zoom could do on your computer

[06:29:18] tr_ [T] <+login> ^ i wouldn't be able to tell

[06:29:37] tr_ [T] <+login> yes

[06:30:33] tr_ [T] <+login> 127.0.0.1 is the loopback address, which is just used to refer to oneself without leaving the local area network

[06:31:05] tr_ [T] <+login> Isn't it interesting that the original advice on the internet was, don't use your real name

[06:31:15] tr_ [T] <+login> And then the advice is, don't use an email address that is *not* your real name

[06:31:38] tr_ [T] <+login> And now many people put all their real information and face and photos on the internet

[06:31:50] tr_ [T] <+login> Especially if they want to gain employment

[06:32:16] tr_ [T] <+login> You could get a Pi hole, which could sit in between your ISP's router and all your other connections

[06:32:36] tr_ [T] <+login> A raspberry pi computer that acts as a firewall

[06:32:49] tr_ [T] <+login> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pi-hole

[06:33:15] tr_ [T] <+login> Yes, the router itself also has a firewall

[06:33:19] tr_ [T] <+login> But so does your computer

[06:33:34] tr_ [T] <+login> And they're software

[06:33:57] tr_ [T] <+login> Yes

[06:34:19] tr_ [T] <+login> Even your phone has a firewall

[06:34:54] tr_ [T] <+login> But it wouldn't help much, especially if you already block inbound connections (which most firewalls do)

[06:35:11] tr_ [T] <+login> is it broadcasting it?

[06:36:16] tr_ [T] <+login> it's like multiple layers of swiss cheese

[06:41:36] tr_ [T] <+login> Getting past your router's firewall is what all websites do when they send information to you

[06:42:09] tr_ [T] <+login> One can only send packets through your router's firewall

[06:42:49] tr_ [T] <+login> Gaining remote access past your router's firewall would be something that would be the end all be all

[06:48:33] tr_ [T] <+login> yes

[06:48:50] tr_ [T] <+login> but many isp routers don't allow you to 'bridge' the router with the pi-hole

[06:49:33] tr_ [T] <+login> and there would be a question of how to make wifi go through the pi-hole

[06:53:46] tr_ [T] <+login> but many ISPs won't let you configure another router that way

[06:58:59] tr_ [T] <+login> yes, that makes it harder

[06:59:23] tr_ [T] <+login> you would have to find out how to make the ISP think your router is their router

[07:00:23] tr_ [T] <+login> You'd have to find out about the TR-069 protocol

[07:11:54] tr_ [T] <+login> yes, they try to lock it down because sometimes botnets are able to find insecure routers (how often does your router update its firmware?) and make them a part of their botnet

[07:14:02] tr_ [T] <+login> and the physical installation would be to instal the ONT

[07:14:19] tr_ [T] <+login> optical network terminal

[07:14:38] tr_ [T] <+login> i.e., where the fibre optics end and electrical connection begins

[07:15:12] tr_ [T] <+login> It's not even for censorship, which they are not allowed to do, but for fair use reasons

[07:24:46] tr_ [T] <+login> Came across a good quote: "An adventure is an inconvenience rightly considered and an inconvenience is an adventure wrongly considered."

[08:25:44] tr_ [T] <+login> The queen of England's poop could have fetched some money at Christie's

[09:57:55] tr_ [T] <+login> once you get our help, will you be using the bot for spam, mozambique?

[09:58:29] tr_ [T] <+login> how does one learn new things when one does not know them? reading the IRC specifications? Reading the bot's source code?

[10:15:43] tr_ [T] <+login> Hello Frogorg

[10:15:55] tr_ [T] <+login> I came across this https://www.interfluidity.com/v2/5031.html#comment-37427

[10:16:01] tr_ [T] <+login> but i can't understand it

[10:36:53] tr_ [T] <+login> Here's a draft article on military procurement in the US: https://drafts.interfluidity.com/2023/06/04/quietly-expensive-desperation/index.html

[10:37:59] tr_ [T] <+login> drive in your open-source car to the open-source market... oops, those are not open source

[10:38:45] tr_ [T] <+login> Would a totally open-source country be good? No secrets at all

[10:39:08] tr_ [T] <+login> Who is Linux's proprietor?

[10:41:08] tr_ [T] <+login> Who decides what gets mainlined into the linux kernel?

[10:42:14] tr_ [T] <+login> well then, a linux distro = a distribution with the kernel Linux?

[10:43:12] tr_ [T] <+login> They don't know any better

[10:43:25] tr_ [T] <+login> GNU/Linux doesn't have systemd

[10:43:29] tr_ [T] <+login> s/$/?

[10:44:04] tr_ [T] <+login> so you use initd?

[10:45:02] tr_ [T] <+login> Unfortunately, where software meets hardware, things become proprietary

[10:45:04] tr_ [T] <+login> !bang

[10:45:17] tr_ [T] <+login> thank you, MAGIC

[10:45:56] tr_ [T] <+login> intel wifi for example

[10:45:58] tr_ [T] <+login> s/$/?

[10:46:23] tr_ [T] <+login> and what about the trackpad etc.

[10:46:35] tr_ [T] <+login> in a laptop form factor?

[10:46:52] tr_ [T] <+login> and does it do palm rejection?

[10:47:22] tr_ [T] <+login> that's the problem i get when booting from linux

[10:47:33] tr_ [T] <+login> from Ubuntu*

[10:47:47] tr_ [T] <+login> lots of phantom taps

[10:48:06] tr_ [T] <+login> Yeah, that could work

[10:48:18] tr_ [T] <+login> But should not be necessary

[10:49:21] tr_ [T] <+login> Or learn how the Synaptics driver works and add trackpad rejection to it

[10:49:26] tr_ [T] <+login> *palm

[10:49:42] tr_ [T] <+login> That is the best thing about free software: one can fix it oneself

[10:50:07] tr_ [T] <+login> Software provides near infinite leverage

[10:50:13] tr_ [T] <+login> The only barrier is time

[10:50:26] tr_ [T] <+login> the cost of one's time, as measured by their maintenance cost

[10:50:53] tr_ [T] <+login> e.g., how much makeup do you need per week, food, grooming, shelter, clothing, electricity, water etc.

[10:51:03] tr_ [T] <+login> !bang

[10:51:09] tr_ [T] <+login> !reload

[10:51:42] tr_ [T] <+login> on my current OS, palms are rejected but I can still move the cursor with one hand while typing with the other simultaneously

[10:52:16] tr_ [T] <+login> i don't want to disable the touchpad, jmjl (i am ~login btw)

[10:52:32] tr_ [T] <+login> i just want it to "work" well

[10:52:38] tr_ [T] <+login> yeah, it might just be a skill issue

[10:52:59] tr_ [T] <+login> you're surprised?

[10:53:10] tr_ [T] <+login> yeah, that's cool jmjl

[10:53:30] tr_ [T] <+login> not much annoying?

[10:53:54] tr_ [T] <+login> Here's another thing I've tried: using the palm to move the mouse

[10:54:05] tr_ [T] <+login> it just doesn't move the mouse at all on my current OS

[10:54:19] tr_ [T] <+login> but using that Synaptics driver, it definitely would have

[12:21:39] tr_ [T] <+login> Another highly biased article, but worth reading things from those with the opposite bias: https://medium.com/@slkanthan2030/secrets-of-chinas-economic-growth-cc8b7ac10f6e

[12:26:32] tr_ [T] <+login> The June 4th incident (tank man) happened in 1989

[12:27:48] tr_ [T] <+login> mao zedong had died only 2 years before 1978

[12:34:30] tr_ [T] <+login> > Similarly, China is poised to surpass Germany this year as the world’s second largest exporter of cars. -- this is due to Elon Musk

[12:45:32] tr_ [T] <+login> Kowal: very

[12:46:38] tr_ [T] <+login> the same article was posted by the same author on substack

[12:46:52] tr_ [T] <+login> and there is a chart copied from The Economist with no attribution

[12:47:23] tr_ [T] <+login> a map showing the countries coloured by their largest trade partner

[12:47:33] tr_ [T] <+login> in 2000 vs the present

[12:48:37] tr_ [T] <+login> The problem with them is hierarchy - the higher-ups will take credit their reports' innovation

[13:44:14] tr_ [T] <+login> It's because the transmission of knowledge from one generation to the next is suboptimal

[13:47:35] tr_ [T] <+login> It's actually quite hard to run even a McDonald's successfully

[13:48:06] tr_ [T] <+login> you can't control the recipe or anything... the only thing you can control is location, and even there, the franchisee has to pay rent to the McDonald's Corporation

[13:48:18] tr_ [T] <+login> and make all suitable employment decisions

[14:09:13] tr_ [T] <+login> irish666: oh no

[14:09:24] tr_ [T] <+login> that was poor on their part

[14:11:13] tr_ [T] <+login> They say healthcare is a calling

[14:11:38] tr_ [T] <+login> And that doctors want you to heal well enough to never come back

[14:12:58] tr_ [T] <+login> Do they teach about how to prescribe it at school?

[14:15:54] tr_ [T] <+login> Their licensure might be affected if they misprescribe

[14:17:22] tr_ [T] <+login> So they're taking a political view on it

[14:19:41] tr_ [T] <+login> The doctor can tell if the prescription is bogus or legitimate, can't they? From patient history

[14:20:06] tr_ [T] <+login> Are they supporting prohibition without actually wanting to prohibit it?

[14:21:03] tr_ [T] <+login> !bang

[14:21:12] tr_ [T] <+login> Codeine is much worse

[14:21:40] tr_ [T] <+login> System is broken if they don't go through the board for codeine beyond a certain minimum

[14:21:47] tr_ [T] <+login> or outside of emergency

[14:22:22] tr_ [T] <+login> So many horror stories with morphine

[14:22:44] tr_ [T] <+login> ^ yeah

[14:23:12] tr_ [T] <+login> ^ True

[14:23:22] tr_ [T] <+login> But the chronic back pain one should go through a board

[14:23:37] tr_ [T] <+login> outpatient usage of codeine and morphine should go through a board

[14:24:46] tr_ [T] <+login> Are the doctors sophisticated enough to mask the numbers well?

[14:25:08] tr_ [T] <+login> If it happens at a systematic level, it should show up in the statistics

[14:25:24] tr_ [T] <+login> But the lobbying is too powerful

[14:25:39] tr_ [T] <+login> to make the regulator look at and question it

[14:26:53] tr_ [T] <+login> I thought it was just disallowed

[14:27:32] tr_ [T] <+login> They were incentivised to not prescribe cannabis by the pharmacy?

[14:28:21] tr_ [T] <+login> The whole enterprise seems to have the effect of reducing trust in the medical prescription system

[14:29:26] tr_ [T] <+login> Why doesn't it get reviewed when it has such a reputation

[14:29:57] tr_ [T] <+login> So it was psychosis?

[14:30:07] tr_ [T] <+login> caused by tramadol?

[14:30:40] tr_ [T] <+login> So max 2?

[14:31:05] tr_ [T] <+login> I hear some good doctors ask their patients about the prescription after a couple of weeks

[14:31:31] tr_ [T] <+login> And gain an on-the-ground understanding of how often it works

[14:32:03] tr_ [T] <+login> seizures, hallucinations, why even keep it in the market?

[14:32:30] tr_ [T] <+login> Once the pharma company has put billions into commercialisation, there is such a strong need for it to work

[14:33:06] tr_ [T] <+login> Why is there no feedback review system like there was for vaccine side-effects?

[14:34:02] tr_ [T] <+login> Can it still be prescribed if one is suffering from those? It shouldn't be

[14:34:11] tr_ [T] <+login> I used to get migranes too

[14:34:18] tr_ [T] <+login> They called it 'textbook' migrane

[14:34:32] tr_ [T] <+login> Mine was fixed too, i don't know if it has to do with food or something else

[14:34:59] tr_ [T] <+login> It didn't take a week for it to go, maybe a couple of days

[14:35:31] tr_ [T] <+login> I used to just press my head and use balm

[14:35:36] tr_ [T] <+login> the one that stings

[14:35:59] tr_ [T] <+login> Does it show up on those?

[14:36:36] tr_ [T] <+login> Hmm, I don't know if i had those

[14:36:53] tr_ [T] <+login> It could be blood clots, mine used to modulate in pain with my heart beat

[14:37:08] tr_ [T] <+login> If I held my breath, it would subside

[14:37:20] tr_ [T] <+login> ^ but by heart was still beating, wasn't it?

[14:37:51] tr_ [T] <+login> I should have checked that, never checked blood pressure during the migraine

[14:38:08] tr_ [T] <+login> They made a bad assumption - they should have asked

[14:38:46] tr_ [T] <+login> differential diagnosis, isn't it?

[14:39:13] tr_ [T] <+login> Maybe the headache is actually a microstroke, who knows

[14:44:45] tr_ [T] <+login> Pretty difficult way to live i imagine

[17:50:55] tr_ [T] <+login> I remember the days of dialup when being always online was just not affordable

[17:51:08] tr_ [T] <+login> turn on internet, do your internet work, turn off internet - that's how it was

[17:54:00] tr_ [T] <+login> !bang

[17:55:07] tr_ [T] <+login> How much climate change will these forest fires cause? That's a LOT of carbon turning into CO2 and other stuff

[18:01:23] tr_ [T] <+login> It's terrible that fires in Canada are raging so much that even northern US air quality is so deeply affected

[18:04:06] tr_ [T] <+login> Does the wind flow that way?

[18:04:39] tr_ [T] <+login> There is a pattern to it, depending on the latitude (due to the sun) + the earth's rotation

[18:04:53] tr_ [T] <+login> but those are high up in the air i think

[18:05:42] tr_ [T] <+login> If the fire is hot in Canada, then air should be moving from around the area into the fire

[18:11:57] tr_ [T] <+login> lol, implying Mikoolo?

[18:12:30] tr_ [T] <+login> lol, implying (Mikoolo)?

[18:12:52] tr_ [T] <+login> lol Mikoolo, implying?

[18:13:23] tr_ [T] <+login> lol... implying?

[18:14:00] tr_ [T] <+login> lol, implying?

[18:14:20] tr_ [T] <+login> Yes, English.

[18:15:06] tr_ [T] <+login> It's the only language I know well enough, so I might also just be learning to communicate better.

[18:16:53] tr_ [T] <+login> I did not imagine Pawn Stars would know how to value Nintendo games

[18:17:02] tr_ [T] <+login> surprising

[18:21:10] tr_ [T] <+login> You could join TechNet and find out

[18:21:35] tr_ [T] <+login> tbh, wouldn't anyone be happy to have a boyfriend like ComputerTech? Young, carefree and smooth?

[18:23:17] tr_ [T] <+login> He's in a business family, being nice opens doors

[18:23:23] tr_ [T] <+login> especially to those that others aren't nice to

[18:23:35] tr_ [T] <+login> Oh yeah, forgot about that

[18:23:41] tr_ [T] <+login> he's tres mignon

[18:24:29] tr_ [T] <+login> I would be wary of crossing him, or making him angry - would be hard to tell

[18:24:51] tr_ [T] <+login> the kinder he is, the more reserved one must be with him

[18:25:08] tr_ [T] <+login> there is so little information on what his boundaries are

[18:25:29] tr_ [T] <+login> he won't even drop hints on his boundaries in conversation

[18:26:13] tr_ [T] <+login> !bang

[18:26:33] tr_ [T] <+login> oh hey, you bought liability insurance

[18:26:39] tr_ [T] <+login> !rearm herald

[18:26:47] tr_ [T] <+login> ^ doesn't work over tr unfortunately

[18:36:41] tr_ [T] <+login> Mikoolo: now vietnamese tell chrome there is a security bug in their software and get a payout

[18:39:52] tr_ [T] <+login> north korean special forces are more impressive

[18:52:28] tr_ [T] <+login> make saving a hobby

[19:07:51] tr_ [T] <+login> alpine linux

[19:08:02] tr_ [T] <+login> no key?

[19:08:04] tr_ [T] <+login> !bang

[19:08:46] tr_ [T] <+login> how is the spanish nje?

[19:09:40] tr_ [T] <+login> is it not like nokia?

[19:09:46] tr_ [T] <+login> but like news?

[19:10:53] tr_ [T] <+login> whole family or alone?

[19:11:58] tr_ [T] <+login> mum and two sons sounds good

[19:12:38] tr_ [T] <+login> toma toes

[19:13:08] tr_ [T] <+login> deadly: only i got your humour

[19:14:13] tr_ [T] <+login> in europe<--

[19:14:22] tr_ [T] <+login> it would be mao if - in the world

[19:15:49] tr_ [T] <+login> why is germany so wealthy?

[19:16:22] tr_ [T] <+login> belarus

[19:16:41] tr_ [T] <+login> hungary?

[19:17:07] tr_ [T] <+login> turkey?

[19:18:02] tr_ [T] <+login> which eastern european country is rich in weapons, tanks and artillery? moldova?

[19:36:49] tr_ [T] <+login> but his mum is with him

[19:37:08] tr_ [T] <+login> no way is he going to a polish brothel or anything like that

[19:39:10] tr_ [T] <+login> and leave their mum alone? is it even worth that?

[19:39:53] tr_ [T] <+login> someone has to look after the business after all

[19:40:52] tr_ [T] <+login> how good is the GBP PLN exchange rate, i imagine...

[19:41:15] tr_ [T] <+login> Poland is a conservative Christian society, is it not?

[19:41:47] tr_ [T] <+login> And that's where the most notorious camp was too

[19:42:06] tr_ [T] <+login> heineken?

[19:42:16] tr_ [T] <+login> too woke?

[19:42:46] tr_ [T] <+login> which german beer brand has not been bought by InBev?

[19:43:12] tr_ [T] <+login> These are good examples

[19:43:20] tr_ [T] <+login> I mean that genuinely

[19:44:08] tr_ [T] <+login> Do they try tweaking it?

[19:44:38] tr_ [T] <+login> Tweaking the brewing while keeping the same brand seems like a recipe for disaster

[19:45:23] tr_ [T] <+login> is it Turkish for 'rum'?

[19:45:31] tr_ [T] <+login> ooh

[20:07:27] tr_ [T] <+login> PapaFrog: you have one drink, they don't call you a teetotaler

[20:08:35] tr_ [T] <+login> enjoying life, Chiester?

[20:09:12] tr_ [T] <+login> you're allowed to drink at those? i thought you couldn't

[20:09:50] tr_ [T] <+login> oh, so there's no 'don't dress 18+ unnecessarily' rule?

[20:10:25] tr_ [T] <+login> full latex is alright though

[20:11:17] tr_ [T] <+login> have fun Chiester, don't go overboard lol

[20:14:31] tr_ [T] <+login> + = voiced

[20:14:40] tr_ [T] <+login> <login> = nickname

[20:15:07] tr_ [T] <+login> Who else used it?

[20:15:25] tr_ [T] <+login> Yeah, it was one other person

[20:42:27] tr_ [S] <@Dragon> o

[20:57:39] tr_ [T] <+login> nice link, Frogorg

[21:04:05] tr_ [T] <+login> how far do you need to get back?

[21:04:18] tr_ [T] <+login> you're recording YT videos of yourself getting back to calculus?

[21:04:28] tr_ [T] <+login> multivariable or single variable?

[21:04:45] tr_ [T] <+login> vector calculus can be difficult, once you get there

[21:05:04] tr_ [T] <+login> You have to start with limits

[21:05:07] tr_ [T] <+login> and continuity

[21:05:21] tr_ [T] <+login> You're a high-school teacher?

[21:05:39] tr_ [T] <+login> Are you going back to it? Teaching?

[21:05:51] tr_ [T] <+login> Are you alright with trigonometry?

[21:06:39] tr_ [T] <+login> for e.g., i forgot that the derivative of tan(x) was sec^2(x) (although it can be derived easily)

[21:07:08] tr_ [T] <+login> 3b1b does it well though

[21:07:36] tr_ [T] <+login> and PBS Infinite Series was doing math

[21:07:46] tr_ [T] <+login> DSP using the z-transform?

[21:07:55] tr_ [T] <+login> maybe he'll cover it eventually

[21:07:59] tr_ [T] <+login> he's getting pretty close to it

[21:08:14] tr_ [T] <+login> How LTE works could be a very big video series

[21:08:40] tr_ [T] <+login> Esjay: how do you find 3b1b?

[21:09:26] tr_ [T] <+login> The thing that really amazed me was how the uncertainty principle was just mathematically expressed as that only the fourier transform of an infinite sinusoid can be a single frequency

[21:10:01] tr_ [T] <+login> i.e., if the sinusoid is of a certain length of time, it cannot have just a single frequency

[21:10:24] tr_ [T] <+login> and how that was equivalent to position-momentum uncertainty

[21:11:21] tr_ [T] <+login> A full explanation of how something on your phone works from photon emitted (result) to touch input

[21:11:33] tr_ [T] <+login> that would take up a 50+ hour series if you had to explain every component

[21:11:39] tr_ [T] <+login> LTE would be a subseries of that

[21:12:29] tr_ [T] <+login> TIL what turbinates are

[21:13:15] tr_ [T] <+login> !bang

[21:13:17] tr_ [T] <+login> !relaod

[21:13:19] tr_ [T] <+login> !reload

[21:13:21] tr_ [T] <+login> !bang

[21:13:28] tr_ [T] <+login> thank you, Dento

[21:13:45] tr_ [T] <+login> sorry to hear that wof

[21:14:24] tr_ [T] <+login> Yeah, they were 'brave' to remove the Save button

[21:14:31] tr_ [T] <+login> even made a LinkedIn Learning series on it

[21:14:57] tr_ [T] <+login> wof: check if there is a backup excel file

[21:15:19] tr_ [T] <+login> I'd be surprised if Box can do well without integrating with MS Office itself

[21:15:51] tr_ [T] <+login> Saving it and doing it again will yield a better result, because of the time crunch

[21:15:58] tr_ [T] <+login> save as xlsv first

[21:16:14] tr_ [T] <+login> tbh Excel should warn you if your colours are not getting saved... big oversight on their part

[21:16:41] tr_ [T] <+login> Maybe the temporary save file (for recovery) is still there with all the colours

[21:17:51] tr_ [T] <+login> Frogorg: do you look forward to the time when AI can create that video for you, in an editable format, just from your prompt about the idea?

[21:18:01] tr_ [T] <+login> It won't come soon

[21:18:22] tr_ [T] <+login> i assume no non-encrypted backups, then?

[21:18:55] tr_ [T] <+login> That would have been quite some work

[21:19:10] tr_ [T] <+login> If you also had to set up the on-prem hashicorp vault

[21:19:59] tr_ [T] <+login> So their passwords are in an on-prem hashicorp vault now?

[21:20:42] tr_ [T] <+login> so it's still on the internet

[21:21:14] tr_ [T] <+login> and how do they store their aws credentials, i wonder

[21:21:20] tr_ [T] <+login> ;) lol

[21:21:36] tr_ [T] <+login> you are joking obviously

[21:21:57] tr_ [T] <+login> 2fa using sms or phone app?

[21:22:06] tr_ [T] <+login> or physical totp?

[21:22:38] tr_ [T] <+login> that is cool

[21:23:45] tr_ [T] <+login> i'm surprised nobody at microsoft has ever had this excel colour unsaved thing happen to them

[21:25:08] tr_ [T] <+login> The right idea would have been to create a new column for it

[21:26:01] tr_ [T] <+login> didn't know google drive supported rclone

[21:26:03] tr_ [T] <+login> !bang

[21:26:06] tr_ [T] <+login> !reload

[21:27:01] tr_ [T] <+login> but have a hook to check if passwords are being saved before anything gets uploaded to a github server?

[21:28:00] tr_ [T] <+login> github

[21:28:11] tr_ [T] <+login> you can still use a login, but you have to make an app password for it

[21:29:19] tr_ [T] <+login> it's not that dumb, but key management is less ideal

[21:29:30] tr_ [T] <+login> it's not like everybody uses yubikeys or anything like that

[21:29:45] tr_ [T] <+login> and per-device keys that don't expire = a different kind of pain

[22:01:21] tr_ [T] <+ChanRank> (ChanRank): h4 is an idler or unknown...

[22:21:42] tr_ [T] <+login> at least she went to bed relatively on time

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