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Saturday, January 13, 2024

[00:15:21] jmjl hi End3r

[00:15:29] jmjl How're you?

[00:18:58] jmjl > By using this script, you agree to indemnify and hold harmless the author and any affiliated individuals or organizations from any legal claims, damages, or losses that may arise from its use.

[00:18:58] jmjl Wouldn't this imply that I have to pay for a third party's faults?

[00:52:30] jmjl ski: no, it depends on the time

[00:53:07] jmjl DuckHunt as written for bitbot uses chan activity, but the eggdrop one has a random timer

[01:22:16] jmjl End3r: seriously? I didn't know if I .kb <some_name_that_has_+q> it'd work

[14:40:16] jmjl !bang

[14:40:32] jmjl Sad

[14:47:04] jmjl o/ Syndus

[15:08:50] jmjl !bang

[15:08:52] jmjl !bang

[15:08:53] jmjl !bang

[15:08:55] jmjl !reload

[15:08:56] jmjl !bang

[15:09:05] jmjl Sad

[15:09:08] jmjl hi ComputerTech

[15:09:16] jmjl How're you?

[15:10:00] jmjl More or less good, I should have woken up a bit earlier

[15:26:13] jmjl !bang

[15:26:23] jmjl oh

[15:26:29] jmjl thx

[16:01:41] jmjl /invite

[17:20:36] jmjl !bang

[17:20:37] jmjl !bang

[22:02:04] jmjl !bang

[22:04:30] jmjl lol, I'll probably get some hate from this :P

[22:06:13] jmjl not sure, maybe because I removed the comments that were added from time to time

[22:06:40] jmjl I was thinking of making it be like "ComputerTech's channel, a Computer Tech's channel | $patreon_url"

[22:09:49] jmjl h4: I think you pinged them

[22:09:57] jmjl you can search logs

[22:11:04] jmjl I'm thinking about installing a clipboard history tool, but I wonder what the potential for abuse is, as it keeps logs of my clipboard which might include sensitive things, and I'd have to manually delete them, which seems weire

[22:17:20] jmjl Dragon: linux

[22:18:32] jmjl In theory it's not linux, but a specific distro, which I'll not name, with a window manager called sway[2], and I thought about installing cliphist[1]. [1]: https://github.com/sentriz/cliphist; [2]: https://github.com/swaywm/sway

[22:18:50] jmjl I don't want a app that integrates right into gnome as i'm not using gnome

[22:20:44] jmjl https://odysee.com/ubuntu-linux-source-code-isos-are-going:02e9b0402d8b8213872b9b0e2360576bdc07d3dc

[22:22:59] jmjl Could you tell me the difference between a DE and a WM?

[22:24:41] jmjl I don't want because I want to switch to nix

[22:24:53] jmjl It's Artix

[22:25:19] jmjl yep

[22:25:30] jmjl without systemd

[22:27:41] jmjl bspwm? I think you mean btfs?

[22:29:29] jmjl I should switch to btrfs, at least for /, but first I have to find how to move it

[22:29:48] jmjl by move I mean, make the /home partition smaller so more things fit in /

[22:31:39] jmjl could you post the output of lsblk?

[22:34:58] jmjl h4: I guess the /dev/mapper/luks partition is the btrfs one right?

[22:35:08] jmjl I didn't know you could mount multiple things in btrfs and they be different

[22:41:06] jmjl and for home would be /@home?

[22:41:57] jmjl so if you specified /SOMETHING@root that something would be to mount a earlier snapshot?

[22:43:06] jmjl h4: you should see how they work and test them :P

[22:45:07] jmjl between hosts?

[22:47:04] jmjl I mean, probably a bit weird but sure, as long as you're not booted into the system

[22:47:28] jmjl because dd might not work as well if you're booted into a system

[22:47:50] jmjl ( a block you just copied might get edited and a block a lot after, making some file's hash wrong)

[22:48:25] jmjl ffmpeg does transcoding

[22:49:44] jmjl how did you pipe them over ssh? (I used sshfs last time)

[22:49:58] jmjl it works most times

[22:50:24] jmjl oh, I used sshfs

[22:50:37] jmjl and mirrored the entire disk

[22:51:04] jmjl h4: there's conv=relative or something IIRC

[22:51:50] jmjl For those you need phisical access I think right?

[22:52:03] jmjl I don't remember right now the command, I know there was

[22:52:38] jmjl conv=sparse

[22:53:06] jmjl wouldn't zip also compress it a bit?

[22:53:31] jmjl oh gzip -9 would do that?

[22:53:47] jmjl yeah I'd asume it'd be large if the origin is large and there's no repeating data

[22:54:15] jmjl yeah I didn't put that last - as I was genericing it to compress anything

[22:54:20] jmjl yeah

[22:54:51] jmjl Syndus: where did you take that from?

[22:55:10] jmjl dd if=/dev/nvme0n1p1 of=/boot/hi/ conv=sparse.

[22:55:52] jmjl I mean, if /boot resides in /dev/nvme0n1p1 yes

[22:56:12] jmjl else, it'll fill up /boot

[22:56:16] jmjl oh

[22:56:22] jmjl I don't know what'd happen, let's test

[22:56:39] jmjl it'd fail

[22:56:46] jmjl h4: dd: failed to open 'test': Is a directory

[22:57:18] jmjl I ran `cd temp;mkdir test; dd if=<randomfile.pdf> of=test/`

[22:57:46] jmjl "The Linux Programming Interface" is a book right?

[22:58:03] jmjl I'll add it to my read list

[22:58:37] jmjl I can't code in C, but I have written something (C++) based on stackexchange like websites.

[22:58:46] jmjl And when I read I'm not with a computer

[22:59:10] jmjl * I am with a computer, but not one which gives me the capability to write text and run commands

[22:59:22] jmjl I am with a little kindle3s

[22:59:31] jmjl I was searching it in annas.

[23:00:41] jmjl "The Linux programming interface a Linux und UNIX system programming handbook" or the one with the shorter title?

[23:01:42] jmjl Yeah they're both by the same author, I think it's just the metadata that varies

[23:05:51] jmjl I'd like to get inspiration on C++ but I'll write a nb entry for later

[23:07:00] jmjl I wrote this, but I still have to make it work. https://git.tilde.green/tilde.green/meta-acmngr/

[23:07:23] jmjl it provides a gemsite at gemini://meta.tilde.green. (well I say provides but technically it's just a bunch of scripts)

[23:08:09] jmjl I don't follow guidelines

[23:09:03] jmjl I try to follow guidelines, but I keep my own style.

[23:09:47] jmjl yeah

[23:10:07] jmjl I seem to act in a vacuum :P

[23:11:08] jmjl the book has 64 chapters and 5849 locations.

[23:11:43] jmjl https://github.com/lassik/awesome-userland?

[23:12:01] jmjl no gnu lib c please

[23:12:20] jmjl thx for the repo

[23:12:22] jmjl I was trying to find it

[23:12:58] jmjl I don't use openbsd which is a bit of a shame

[23:13:15] jmjl Harzelein it's a repo

[23:13:39] jmjl Yeah I think I will do something pretty especific, install that clipboard tool, and make a keybind to remove things

[23:15:53] jmjl file tree walk

[23:25:16] jmjl yeah it's a bit crappy man opens whatever manpage it finds and doesn't require you to specify number

[23:26:09] jmjl yea

[23:34:21] jmjl !bang

[23:34:23] jmjl !bang

[23:34:29] jmjl Number1Stunna: yeah, no problem

[23:35:04] jmjl Lol, I have this weird setup where if I reload sway, it runs a program to see if I'm in 'docked' mode or in not docked mode

[23:36:29] jmjl And, when it runs, it checks if both my monitors are connected or if only one is, and sets the rotation, which means setting the rotation to 0 in one and then to the proper one (else it does weird things), which makes both windows flash for a bit, and it's pretty fun :P

[23:42:26] jmjl !bang

[23:42:31] jmjl oh ok I didn't read

[23:43:03] jmjl TheFatherMind: there's no duck

[23:43:13] jmjl -.,¸¸.-·°'`'°·-.,¸¸.-·°'`'°· \_O< QUACK

[23:43:15] jmjl No duck

[23:43:26] jmjl The duck escapes.

[23:43:47] jmjl ComputerTech: I advertised it was false

[23:43:54] jmjl !rearm Syndus

[23:43:58] jmjl !rearm D3M0N

[23:44:00] jmjl !rearm ComputerTech

[23:45:02] jmjl !duckstats TheFatherMind

[23:45:54] jmjl ComputerTech: it'd be nice if you made a little command allowing to query only specific fields, like !duckinfo conf D3M0N,TheFatherMind,Syndus. and it'd reply with no,no,no or with nicks too

[23:51:22] jmjl TheFatherMind: I know, but he can code

[23:52:29] jmjl TheFatherMind: IIRC he is hosting it.

[23:52:40] jmjl he didn't configure it to be hosted, but it's hosted on a server he controls

[23:54:12] jmjl DuckHunt is currently written in Eggdrop and is stored in a github repo which is a fork of a little older eggdrop bot

[23:55:38] jmjl D3M0N: the current program is

[23:55:46] jmjl I know because I ran a instance for a while

[23:57:23] jmjl @seen ComputerTech

[23:57:41] jmjl $tell ComputerTech see PM

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