<ashkitten>
hmm, what's something i can use to debug upnp
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<infinisil>
Hehe, I found my old iPhone 5, using this now :D
<infinisil>
I'll totally blame the 6 Plus' size for it breaking so fast, I dropped that thing constantly
<infinisil>
My old iPhone is the perfect temporary solution until the Librem 5 ships
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<drakonis>
less than 10000 commits until the big 200000 commits mark
<averell>
sounds like before 19.09 even
<averell>
no, 10k was end of may, nvm.
<drakonis>
we're going to get there by the end of the year
<drakonis>
at best
<ashkitten>
me: hey tinc can you use this machine's globally routable ipv6 address to establish direct connections from outside the network
<ashkitten>
tinc: fuck you ill use the router's ipv6 address instead for no apparent reason
<ashkitten>
i guess im port forwarding now
<ashkitten>
port forwarding for ipv6
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<ashkitten>
wait, this isn't even my router's address
<ashkitten>
i have no idea
<ashkitten>
but port forwarding helped sooooo what
<ashkitten>
and now it's not working
<ashkitten>
but only for my laptop
<ashkitten>
i give up
<ashkitten>
eventually i'll get a router that's not comcast and it'll probably just work tbh
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<sphalerite>
qyliss: oh neat! And what about it is GPL3?
<sphalerite>
um
<sphalerite>
is hetzner down
<sphalerite>
no…
<sphalerite>
why can I ping my server but nothing else :|
<sphalerite>
huh. It stopped responding when it started scrubbing.
<sphalerite>
huh… SMART reports Power_On_Hours_and_Msec 949299h+57m+27.080s for the SSD in there…
<sphalerite>
which is over 100 years
<sphalerite>
ah well
<sphalerite>
Anybody got a favourite domain registrar that they'd recommend? I'm considering switching from namecheap
<Ralith>
what's put you off about namecheap?
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<qyliss>
sphalerite: nothing. That’s my phone number.
<sphalerite>
qyliss: oooooooh
<sphalerite>
lol
<srhb>
sphalerite: How's your Danish? :-P
<srhb>
gratisdns is pretty great
<joepie91>
sphalerite: I usually use internetbs.net
<joepie91>
pretty much no complaints about it, everything Just Works, in the odd case that I've needed support (eg. unclear constraints on a TLD) they've always been very responsive, and when they started offering a hosting add-on they included a "never show me upsell options again" toggle which I can appreciate :P
<joepie91>
(namecheap, OTOH, almost let a domain of mine lapse despite having paid for it, due to some sort of internal problem with their renewal system - all I got from support was "it's fixed now" and asking *what* went wrong in the first place was like drawing blood from a stone)
<joepie91>
though at least that seems to just be a case of bad outsourced support, so namecheap isn't /horrible/, I just don't feel that I can trust them to not fuck things up
<joepie91>
my award for "worst registrar ever" has to be Dynadot, which insta-suspended a domain over a frivolous abuse report without prior notice (== downtime), and staunchly refused to unsuspend it or even let me transfer it out to another registrar(!) until a journalist called them up to inquire about the suspension, and then suddenly it was possible to transfer it out
<sphalerite>
Ralith: nothing in particular put me off, just wondering if there are better options out there
<sphalerite>
joepie91: wow
<sphalerite>
srhb: I know enough Swedish that I may sort of be able to wiggle my way through using it
<joepie91>
yeah, "wow" is right :P Dynadot is the one registrar that I basically loudly warn people to stay away from
<joepie91>
bright side is that at least that little joke cost them a big customer
<joepie91>
(user of my site who was very unamused)
<sphalerite>
joepie91: do you happen to also know how I can find out how much it'll cost to renew the domains if I transfer them to internet.bs?
<joepie91>
sphalerite: unless something's marked as "SALE" there's generally little difference between registration and renewal cost
<joepie91>
they don't do the "$1 first year and $465872948 every year after that" nonsense
<joepie91>
(and even the sales are subsidized by the TLD registry I believe)
<sphalerite>
oh, that's pretty expensive :/
<sphalerite>
well, more expensive than I expected
<joepie91>
internetbs' main customers are bulk domain buyers, so there's very little of the bullshit that you see with consumer-oriented registrars
<joepie91>
sphalerite: I'm not sure what TLD you're looking at, but *generally speaking* internetbs' margins are quite low
<sphalerite>
.tech
<joepie91>
ah, the new TLDs are a special case, there's a lot of variance between registrars with those -- afaik it has something to do with registries now being allowed to charge different prices to different registrars
<joepie91>
so there's no single "registry fee" anymore for those
<sphalerite>
that's stupid
<joepie91>
yeah, it is, I'm really not happy at all how ICANN has handled the new TLDs
<joepie91>
it was so obviously a cash grab
<joepie91>
"we don't care what you do with your new TLD, so long as you give us money"
<sphalerite>
yeah, so disappointed about .man as well
<sphalerite>
(belongs to MAN Group and they're not planning to sell anything from it)
<sphalerite>
since my real name is Linus Heckemann, which is kind of like linux hackerman
<sphalerite>
linux.hacker.man
<joepie91>
yeah, that would be a great domain pun :D
<sphalerite>
but no. MAN Group says no.
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<manveru>
anyone else watching TI? :)
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<srhb>
manveru: did. :P
<manveru>
:D
<srhb>
OG played incredibly. Even with their incredible throw :P
<manveru>
yeah, it was amazing :)
<manveru>
really didn't think they'd figure out liquid so well
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<manveru>
haven't really played in a long time, but i watch TI every year with my wife, it's just incredible every time
<srhb>
Haven't played in forever either. Still quite enjoyable to watch.
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<adisbladis>
Thanks for a great camp everyone :)
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<etu>
Thanks for a great camp!
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<ldlework>
I've been working on the largest software project of my FOSS career
<ldlework>
For like 6 months now
<ldlework>
It's so hard to keep going
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<colemickens>
git is so damn annoying sometimes. `git am 58471.patch`, it fails on one of the commits and doesn't even partially apply it. seems like it acts completely differently than if this had been a commit I were rebasing, where it would've at least added the new file, and then modified the conflicting files. instead, it appears to have done nothing and just left me with a command I can run to show the current failed commit than I
<colemickens>
now have to apply completely manually.
<colemickens>
Or maybe I'm doing something wrong?
<ivan>
colemickens: git am -3
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<colemickens>
saw it in the man page right after I griped, and worked like a charm. :) thank you!
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<ashkitten>
i wonder how many stray result links there are in my home directory
<infinisil>
ashkitten: I've been thinking about making a NixOS module that enforces declarativity
<ashkitten>
oh?
<infinisil>
So it would e.g. make /home read-only, remove nix-env
<ashkitten>
interesting
<infinisil>
And provide some options for configuring popular applications that usually require a GUI to configure
<ashkitten>
i'd be interested, but there are a bunch of things that depend on writing to /home
<ashkitten>
steam, for one thing
<ashkitten>
firefox
<infinisil>
Oh and I guess some options to allow packages to get around this
<infinisil>
But whitelisting them
<ashkitten>
what if we did it so that each application that needs mutability gets its own private home directory
<infinisil>
Yeah that would be neat
<ashkitten>
so you have like, /home/ash/.data/firefox and firefox runs in a chroot with that directory set as $HOME