<samueldr>
"CPU: 1.6 GHz dual core ARM" about as useful as "CPU: yes"
<samueldr>
Marvell Armada 385 (from the datasheet)
<samueldr>
armv7, so 32 bit :/
<samueldr>
(thinking about NixOS)
<Mic92>
I wonder if instead of a router, I just want a NAS with wifi Antenna.
<Church->
Yeah samueldr that was my thought. Was about to ask if anyone had ever gotten nixOS running on one.
<samueldr>
I don't want wifi to be down when I break the NAS :)
<bqv>
> When the Turris router detects suspicious traffic, it sends its fingerprint into the Turris headquarters
<{^_^}>
error: syntax error, unexpected ',', expecting ')', at (string):320:50
<Church->
Just need a "minimal" config like dissasembler's router config
<samueldr>
I think a flo//kli might have looked into it
<bqv>
Very hot, until I read that
<Church->
Yeah, but presumably you can block that easy if it's not opt-in
<Church->
Gonna ask a ex-co-worker what they did for theirs
<samueldr>
to me wifi is an unsolved problem: I don't know what I should do, and there's way too many networks around (in addition to non-wifi interference) so any solution should account for that
<Mic92>
Probably depends on how much configuration one puts on their NAS.
<Mic92>
I don't change a lot their usuall
<bqv>
samueldr: whats the actual problem?
<samueldr>
even with "good reception" (lies, "strong screaming from the antenna" which the phone can't decipher against "strong screaming from other antennas")
<samueldr>
I get bad speed, and sometimes it just doesn't work for a small while
<samueldr>
though I guess the phone might have "poor" wifi, but in other conditions it works well
<samueldr>
or going at a specific spot in the home works better
<bqv>
That sounds like a your network isspe, not endemic to wifi
<samueldr>
Instituto Superior de Seguridad Pública del Estado ?
<bqv>
Bless you?
<samueldr>
what's an isspe?
<samueldr>
couldn't find anything
<colemickens>
I think it's a typo for "issue".
<samueldr>
oh
<samueldr>
nope, network is top shape wired
<bqv>
^
<samueldr>
and it is reproducible on wifi
<samueldr>
on different routers
<samueldr>
things are *terrible* here
<samueldr>
(though all "consumer crap" routers)
<samueldr>
I should compare wired networking on the phone (using a type-c ethernet dongle)
<samueldr>
but I suspect it'll act badly too
<ashkitten>
my wifi sucks because theres somethng blocking all the DCS channels :/
<samueldr>
since other wifi devices end up acting badly too depending on the quality of their wifi hardware
<samueldr>
ashkitten: "blocking all DCS channels"?
<samueldr>
from the intro of that document I linked I don't follow
<samueldr>
(my networking knowledge is bad)
<samueldr>
though if it's the same as "channel hopping" I observe, where every dang router tries to dance around every other dang router trying to dance around every other dang routers I don't think it's helping in the end here :(
<samueldr>
too crowded
<ashkitten>
idk, theres no networks on any DCS channel in the area, and a ton lumped up on either side
<samueldr>
ah, so there's channels reserved for that?
<ashkitten>
they're channels that require continuous scanning and if anything like radar or whatever is on the frequency wifi isn't allowed to use it
<ashkitten>
idk what's blocking the channels here though
<samueldr>
cool, didn't know about that
<ashkitten>
what it means in practice is that in some areas 5GHz is the same or more congested than 2.4GHz i guess, because it throws away most of the channels
<samueldr>
that might explain the gap I see
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<ashkitten>
after using a 10 inch tablet to read webcomics all day my giant phone feels tiny now
<ashkitten>
i have got to do something about the wifi driver messing up after suspend....
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<viric>
Acme doesn't work for me eiher from 19.09->20.03
<hexa->
you are not wrong, if you cloud redirect your energy into reviewing 91121 that would be great
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<viric>
hexa-: oh it's a complicated change
<viric>
I'm for it, from a superficial review
<viric>
next milestone, rspamd
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<Taneb>
I've had a bit of an idea which I think with a little more knowlege than I have would be almost trivial
<Taneb>
First thing I don't know: some programs behave differently when their output is being piped somewhere (e.g. rg doesn't provide coloured output by default in that case). How do they detect this, and can a program be forced to think it's in an interactive environment?
<philipp[m]>
Anybody here with decent experience in kresd that can tell me how to override a renumber for one specific hostname?
<joepie91>
eyJhb: your choices are basically 1) Firefox, 2) Chrome, 3) Chromiclone, 4) browser that does not work with modern websites at any reasonable level of performance
<eyJhb>
bqv: :p
<eyJhb>
joepie91: it is just this single fucking website , that never works except if your browser accepts a 1.000 errors
<eyJhb>
Shitty. Piss. Site.. Honestly. How fucking hard can it be?
<ldlework>
bqv: an acid trip is 8 hours
<eyJhb>
How to open Windows to get it to work
<ldlework>
there will be time
<__monty__>
Just today I ran into a customer details page which doesn't render in either of Firefox, Safari or Chromium. It's as if they don't *want* me to update the billing address...
<eyJhb>
Have to*
<bqv>
did you try internet explorer
<eyJhb>
__monty__: this is me insurance site
<eyJhb>
They have a ton of money, fix it god damn it
<eyJhb>
my*
<__monty__>
I wonder if Edge would fare any better but I don't have any windows boxen anywhere handy.
<eyJhb>
Best part is
<eyJhb>
Chrome for Windows works.
<__monty__>
Don't particularly care enough to set up a windows box just to see if this site might work though.
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<drakonis>
gdq is on....
<drakonis>
eyJhb: it does
<eyJhb>
It used to
<eyJhb>
Omg. fuck this. I will have to waste my time tomorrow
<eyJhb>
Because they can't do JS
<eyJhb>
IT craps out because of their analytics script.........
<drakonis>
__monty__: do you know how to use home-manager as a flake without bqv's branch?
<bqv>
We've talked about this
<drakonis>
we certainly have
<bbigras>
I like btrfs. I'm doing the "Erase your darlings" thing from the second blog post. On my desktop I don't wipe home yet but I do on my laptop. And I use encryption on the laptop.
<bqv>
Ok, maybe this time that service won't run
<bqv>
Systemd shows traces of running a service despite saying the service hasn't run for 24h
<bqv>
This seems almost malicious
<drakonis>
ughhh baloo
<__monty__>
drakonis: Fwiw, I can't find rycee saying anything about the flake support being in master. Might've remembered wrong.
<energizer2>
when i search for usb-sata adapters, some of them have an additional power cable and some dont. do i need the additional power cable? https://www.amazon.com/s?k=sata+usb
<adisbladis>
3.5" drives require extra power
<energizer2>
ah ok
<drakonis>
ah i see
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<colemickens>
Is gra-ham taking a vacation? I haven't seen him around IRC in longer-than-usual?
<__monty__>
Though my european job standards bias may be coloring that.
<__monty__>
Ah, parental leave's probably longer even in the US.
<pie_>
tfw you forget graham is dad
<samueldr>
graham's employer's not in the USA I think, so that might make the length different!
<joepie91>
pie_: that take is unfortunately a typical "all or nothing" infosec take
<joepie91>
and gets filed accordingly :)
<samueldr>
joepie91: don't you see, good is the enemy of perfect
<samueldr>
(yes, that's knowingly turned around)
<__monty__>
Hmm, I'm having trouble understanding this "All JIT bugs are in the memory safety bucket. None of them go away in a rewrite." Isn't rust marketed as doing away with the class of memory-safety issues? So if all JIT bugs are memory-safety issues, shouldn't a RIIR solve *all* of them rather than none of them?
<samueldr>
bqv: might be that you're one beer in, and it reduces inhibitions, but it might be miconstrued as rude the way you're phrasing it on #nixos :/
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<colemickens>
samueldr: oh wow that's so cool, I didn't know that. congrats to their family.
* adisbladis
went a bit mad and ordered not one but 2 new phones today
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<colemickens>
adisbladis: what did you get? stuff to hack on or just a daily-driver upgrade?
<adisbladis>
colemickens: The Fxtec Pro 1
<adisbladis>
And a Pinephone
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<joepie91>
welp, monty left
<joepie91>
well anyway, for the lurkers: the reason that RIIR doesn't help here is because JIT compilation is necessarily unsafe
<joepie91>
at least in the current model that Rust and everything else uses
<adisbladis>
The fxtec is my new daily driver and the pine is for hacking
<joepie91>
as you're basically directly generating code for your target architecture, at runtime
<joepie91>
(but I'm not convinced that this cannot be remedied with the correct abstraction)
<samueldr>
adisbladis: the pinephone basically doesn't count :)
<samueldr>
(yet!)
<samueldr>
the pinephone is about investing in the system for your *next* phone
<adisbladis>
I was trying out a friends pro1 today, I was impressed
<adisbladis>
samueldr: Sure, it counts ;)
<adisbladis>
But I get your point
<samueldr>
ugh
<samueldr>
anbox is dumb
<Church->
Eyep
<samueldr>
they have this "check features" command
<samueldr>
but if you're running it on an unsupported arch, it'll not check
<samueldr>
it'll only tell you you're running on an unsupported arch
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<drakonis>
graham is dad, that means dad jokes
<drakonis>
oh wow, we have anbox in here
<drakonis>
in the repos that is
<samueldr>
yes
<samueldr>
since a while
<drakonis>
wonderful
<bqv>
samueldr: fair point. looks like thoy got help, at least
<joepie91>
so I have a weird issue. wrote a crawler in JS, and when I fire off, say, 1000 requests at the same time, the responses come back at a constant rate of 10 or 100 per second (depending on whether I run it on my desktop or on a VPS)
<joepie91>
this smells a lot like something is queued up somewhere but I can't for the life of me figure out where
<joepie91>
can anyone think of any OS settings that may be fucking with this?
<joepie91>
(the expected response pattern is nothing for a few ms, then suddenly a huge pile of responses from all the fast sites, and then the rate trailing off for the slower and slower sites)
<bqv>
TIL you can use man as a text viewer
<bqv>
Worked it out by trying to "man" a json file
<adisbladis>
bqv: It does weird formatting things
<adisbladis>
I think it still tries to interpret the text as roff
<bqv>
Oh, ok
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<pie_>
tbh im smol brain and i didnt really get it either <__monty__> Hmm, I'm having trouble understanding this "All JIT bugs are in the memory safety bucket. None of them go away in a rewrite." Isn't rust marketed as doing away with the class of memory-safety issues? So if all JIT bugs are memory-safety issues, shouldn't a RIIR solve *all* of them rather than none of them?