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<samueldr>
how peculiar, PRs 243 253 and 263 in Mobile NixOS were all new device ports
<samueldr>
uh oops, I misspoke
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<samueldr>
it was 223, carry on
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<supersandro2000>
learning something new everyday -_-
<supersandro2000>
if you are out of RAM because your git push takes like 3 GB ...
<supersandro2000>
do I need to add a RAM limit to my git!?
<supersandro2000>
if you are reading the following on the man page: " This should be reasonable for all users/operating systems, except on the largest projects. You probably do not need to adjust this value."
<supersandro2000>
yeah... largest projects...
<joepie91>
✅
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<Church->
Howdy howdy folks
<Church->
Been a hot minute
<Church->
bbigras: Another tailscale dev I see?
<bbigras>
I'm not. I was just curious about systemd sandboxing and picked a service at random.
<bbigras>
well "random". I like tailscale
<Church->
Ah heh.
<Church->
Aye it's nice, we use it at work.
<Church->
Now to wonder, do I go buy a bundle of used 8tb drives off ebay for my new zpool...
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<supersandro2000>
that moment when you are on another machine and wondering where all the work from yesterday went...
<bbigras>
haha
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<supersandro2000>
I think the network bug I have is actually leaking memory all over the place
<supersandro2000>
I had barely any RAM left before rebooting and after everything went back up I have 15GB+ more free
<supersandro2000>
linux kernel don't disappoint me... that bug should've been fixed ages ago
<eyJhb>
And this is a simple one, that doesn't touch much. There are also a bunch of API issues...
<eyJhb>
If they were more active/wanting to merge stuff, I would be more active over there. But I know they are doing there best, and need more people to manage it all
<__monty__>
Hmm, who was looking for a service that bills by the amount of CPU used? infinisil, eyJhb?
<eyJhb>
It was infinisil
<eyJhb>
> 2021-01-04 21:39:00 infinisil Are there hosting providers where you only pay for the CPU time used?
<{^_^}>
error: syntax error, unexpected ':', expecting ')', at (string):460:14
<supersandro2000>
eyJhb: yeah.. it is like in nix when your PR is two weeks old and you know no one
<eyJhb>
But in Nix you can usually poke it #nixos, and someone will look at it
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<eyJhb>
Just a off-topic-on-topic thing to say. Hell I miss doing physics... When you can "just" mess a little around with the units, and then you know if you have fucked something up :p Always so nice to do...
<__monty__>
Ah, hosting, not building...
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<eyJhb>
__monty__: which services where you thinking of?
<__monty__>
Just heard about nixbuild.net.
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<gchristensen>
I made a little thing ... ./diff-summary.sh /run/booted-system /run/current-system -> cpupower (5.9.15 → 5.9.16), firefox (83.0 → 84.0), linux (5.9.15 → 5.9.16), v4l2loopback (0.12.5-5.9.15 → 0.12.5-5.9.16), zfs-kernel (0.8.6-5.9.15 → 0.8.6-5.9.16)
<__monty__>
I wonder how historians are ever going to make sense of twitter.
<gchristensen>
hahaha
<gchristensen>
samueldr: actually cackling, thank you
<samueldr>
__monty__: how do they make sense of written messages between people, when they only have one side of the story?
<samueldr>
as usual, they will extrapolate from missing
<samueldr>
though, that's thinking that the leftover data will be available at all
<samueldr>
which is not a given
* samueldr
just realises
<samueldr>
it was about all the snark and sarcasm, right?
<infinisil>
ashkitten: Hm?
<infinisil>
Ah neat
<infinisil>
Maybe yeah :)
<infinisil>
Though I'm currently working on something else for Nixus which I'm really excited about
<infinisil>
Basically a DNS module that doesn't suck
<infinisil>
Why not a NixOS module you might ask?
<samueldr>
because it'll need to interact with external services?
<infinisil>
Nah, that could also be done by a NixOS module
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<infinisil>
Basically the reason is because DNS is fundamentally distributed, making it unfit for a single machines configuration
<infinisil>
Whereas it's a pretty good fit for Nixus, which handles multiple machines
<infinisil>
Concretely, it allows you to specify DNS records without having to specifiy which machine should serve them
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<infinisil>
And orthogonally, you can specify DNS zones to be served by a specific machine
<kraem>
gchristensen: excuse my ignorance but how would i use the diff-script? (i made it executable and tried to run it but got "cat: diff: No such file or directory". can't say i get how it's working..)
<gchristensen>
delete the cat line, uncomment the nix-diff line :)
<kraem>
oh of course :)
<gchristensen>
oops :)
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<kraem>
that's actually pretty cool, thanks :d
<kraem>
gchristensen: you should definitely consider making that script a bit more "official", i guess there are loads of people that'd love something like it
<ashkitten>
gchristensen: for some reason i just spent the last hour painstakingly reconstructing the qr code on the toothbrush in an image editor
<kraem>
sure i could try, but can't say i fully understand it
<ashkitten>
sphalerite: no
<samueldr>
obviously it's bite.io
<cole-h>
byte.io?
<samueldr>
oh, I read the actual things ashkitten said before the URLs
<ashkitten>
>:( i spent an hour figuring out that annoying qr code that doesnt go anywhere
<samueldr>
QR codes are *so* resilients it's amazing what you can scan
<ashkitten>
no theyre not
<ashkitten>
i couldnt scan the one in the picture
<ashkitten>
:<
<samueldr>
but you could still recover it manually
<ashkitten>
i had to recreate it by hand!
<samueldr>
I've had cases where badly skewed QR codes were still recognizable by whatever fuels barcode scanner
<samueldr>
(zebra crossing is it?)
<samueldr>
or a hand-redrawn QR code in an animated series, which scanned to the string "QRCODEQRCODEQRCODEQRCODEQRCODEQRCODEQRCODEQRCODEQRCODEQRCODEQRCODEQRCODEQRCODE" or something similar
<ashkitten>
yes but those are usually codes with redundancy built in, and not a low res photo of a cylindrical surface with glare
<samueldr>
yeah
<samueldr>
but the geometric nature of it allowed you to be able to manually recover it
<ashkitten>
true
<samueldr>
simple-enough rules, fill-in the blanks, you have the three "marker" corners to use as a guide
<samueldr>
imagine if it was a 1D barcode :)
<samueldr>
get the distances right!
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<__monty__>
I like Data Matrix's approach better than QR codes. And Aztec codes but those aren't widely supported (yet?).
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<gchristensen>
danderson: does tailscale add / remove interfaces, or does it just manage peers?
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<infinisil>
I wish there was a `networking.publicIps` option, or so
<infinisil>
Which is just networking.interfaces.*.ipv4.*.address, but filtered for public ips
<infinisil>
(I was kind of hoping somebody would yell at me, saying that I can use <foo> which already implements that)