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<DigitalKiwi>
infinisil: that's why you pay in rupees
<infinisil>
Heh
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<Shados>
bqv: that didn't appear to mention a ddos at all?
<samueldr>
I'm chalking that article to bad reporting on a technical topic
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<c74d>
hrmf, GDM doesn't seem to respect its own `[greeter]Exclude` configuration option
* c74d
was trying to make it respect services.xserver.displayManager.hiddenUsers
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<lovesegfault>
ashkitten: I do have an intuitive notion of a monad, I think
<lovesegfault>
But so far trying to verbalize it has been useless
<pie_>
Im pondering making audiobooks of textbooks im reading anyway, has anyone seen any sort of good software setup for audio recording? so i dont have to fiddle with dealing with silence, and stuff too much?
<pie_>
and or guides or whatever
<pie_>
ill do some googling later but i thought i might as well pose the question
<JJJollyjim>
The apparent contradiction between "this is a super advanced state actor, only a few states have these capabilities" and "they're copying scripts off the internet to exploit old vulns and standard phishing techniques" is odd
<Shados>
Not really. It's just the natural intersection of politics and infosec: the former pushes toward covering their ass publicity-wise, the latter towards providing actually useful information for other orgs to protect themselves.
<Shados>
It is fairly transparent to anyone who knows anything about computer security, but that's a tiny proportion of the population. And an even smaller proportion of them are going to actually read the advisory.
<JJJollyjim>
It's not buried in the advisory though, it's the headline
<Shados>
Yes, it's in the headline... of the advisory. That's not a major news article or something -- sweet fuck all people are going to even be aware the advisory exists.
<JJJollyjim>
true
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<gchristensen>
I really need to figure out the 0.0.0.0/0 VPN thing so I can do roaming network connections :(
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<hexa->
gchristensen: 0.0.0.0/1 via VPN, 128.0.0.0/1 via VPN, $yourvpnendpoint/32 via $actualgateway
<hexa->
or hm
<hexa->
nvm
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<hexa->
0.0.0.0/0 via VPN, $yourvpnendpoint/32 via $defaultgw
<hexa->
more specific route trumps the less specific one
<sphalerite>
joepie91: iirc not letting old software die is your jam, do you know of any efforts to keep old flash software working?
<gchristensen>
I think there is a reason that doesn't work so nicely ... am I misremembering, hexa-?
<gchristensen>
lik,e why does wg-quick use policy routing
<hexa->
if your uplink is floating … the /32 route via $actualgateway is kinda flaky
<joepie91>
sphalerite: it's... complicated. to my knowledge, people were betting on Gnash previously, but that has gone unmaintained. I think there was some conversion effort at some point for SWFs, but I don't recall the name and haven't heard anything of it for years
<joepie91>
far as I know, people currently deal with Flash by just running ancient browsers and flash players
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<clever>
hexa-: you can also configure multiple routing tables
<hexa->
sure can
<clever>
hexa-: android uses that, to specially mark a given socket to use a different routing table
<hexa->
yep, android also provided the per user policy routing functionality to the kernel
<hexa->
there are a few options to get a 0/0 vpn done
<clever>
my only problem, is that the android vpn api requires 1 uplink socket
<hexa->
need to match the raw traffic by the vpn daemon somehow
<clever>
and p2p based stuff doesnt fit in
<hexa->
fwmark, pid, etc.
<DigitalKiwi>
how come i can ssh to my computer that is connected to a vpn from my local network from another computer but not through my router
<DigitalKiwi>
i can connect to other computers from the router
<DigitalKiwi>
like i have port forwarding
<DigitalKiwi>
so i have to ssh to one that works that does not use a vpn and then ssh to the other one
<DigitalKiwi>
am bad at network :(
<DigitalKiwi>
i can ssh from my router to that computer too lol
<DigitalKiwi>
what
<DigitalKiwi>
now it works
<DigitalKiwi>
at least from this computer
<DigitalKiwi>
does anyone know gpg-agent well i have problems
<eyJhb>
It currently is around 110 GB for the base
<makefu>
it is madness how much storage modern games (or even games from 8 years ago) take
<samueldr>
not compressing stuff so it gets "there" quicker is a part of the reason
<samueldr>
and duplication so it's not "fetched", too
<makefu>
normally it should be both faster for transferring and loading when it is compressed because decompression normally is fast and cpus are great at it
<eyJhb>
We couldn't install it on a 250 GB SSD because... Windows 10 + Ark I guess
<samueldr>
the main reason AFAIK is that engines are optimized for console use, where they'll load it during the gameplay, so no leeway to uncompress in the background
<energizer>
can i (nixos) make static binaries for macos?
<eyJhb>
Cross compile?
<eyJhb>
I would assume it depends on what software
<energizer>
i want a single program like nix-bundle makes, but targeting the mac
<hoverbear>
bqv If I'd had to configure it at all to be like that, I'd have never done it, but it just worked out of the box like that and it's fast so I don't mind?
<cole-h>
I'd use starship... if they could sort out the git performance issues.
<cole-h>
I tried it back on Arch and when I would cd into nixpkgs, I would have to wait for many seconds lol
<hoverbear>
Oh yeah I could see that
<cole-h>
and most of my development these days takes place in nixpkgs... :P
<bqv>
yeah fair enough
<hoverbear>
:)
<hoverbear>
Thanks for your hard work
<cole-h>
Thanks for the thanks :D
<cole-h>
(But I wouldn't say it was hard work... :P)
<hoverbear>
I think dealing with the nix language is a lot of work. xD
<hoverbear>
Hard... hmmm... not so hard.
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<rycee>
cole-h: The git handling can be improved a bit with `programs.starship.settings.git_status.disabled = true;`
<cole-h>
The problem is, I still want to see the branch
<lovesegfault>
Just unjammed my wife's sewing machine
<lovesegfault>
Feeling real good
<lovesegfault>
Those machines are nuts
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<hoverbear>
Lovely!
<cole-h>
hoverbear: btw, just looked at that image -- I don't think you want `crossSystem` to default to the current system (or else you'll always trigger the `crossSystem = { config = crossSystem; };` branch)
<hoverbear>
cole-h: Thanks! I figured that out too! I ended up adding an `if`
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<gchristensen>
lovesegfault: those things are so complicated. amazing.
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<cole-h>
...why are GH issues/PRs so wide now, even though I didn't opt in to any of the preview things............
<joepie91>
you probably landed on the Bad side of an A/B test
<samueldr>
right, the a or b side
<cole-h>
First they make my notifications wide
<cole-h>
Now they make my issues wide
<joepie91>
next, they'll make the code wide!
<cole-h>
OK now it's not wide
<cole-h>
wtf
<cole-h>
Just gotta complain on IRC and they revert the changes I guess
<cole-h>
:P
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<joepie91>
lol
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<bqv>
cole-h: oh my god
<bqv>
cole-h: the artemis fowl movie
<bqv>
It hurts
<bqv>
I'm so dissapointed
<bqv>
Its not even worthy to laugh at
<cole-h>
:'(
<bqv>
Its just disappointing
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<Shados>
bqv: on the "who is doing it front" a mate of mine was comparing payloads to databases of previous attacks etc., it looks likely to be the same criminal orgs behind some recent ransomware attacks on Aus corps (specifically the Toll and Lion ones)
<bqv>
Ah ok
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