#ot1-perplexing-regexing

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undone berry
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so this is a government backhander type deal

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giving the contract to your cousin type stuff

plucky ridge
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I'm thinking it's more "lowest bidder"

gentle moss
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iirc any info sec company who can prove their salt can give this accreditation

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or w/e

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and i'm not sure on the bar for proving salt

plucky ridge
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I can ask him

gentle moss
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"are system administrator accounts configured to lock out after a number of unsuccessful attempts"

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urrrrrr no.

plucky ridge
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Wait really?

gentle moss
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the question or my response?

plucky ridge
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Response

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All of our accounts, user and admin, are set up like that

gentle moss
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so if i got into your network and then hammered those accounts with bad logins

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i mean if i'm in your network you have bigger problems

plucky ridge
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Sure

gentle moss
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but how is locking the administrator account going to solve that shit?

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at best it's a bit of a mitigation

plucky ridge
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They stop being able to try, we call our IT contractors, reset the password, we're in

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You forget that most of our stuff is handled outside of us

gentle moss
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yeah

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it's a bit annoying being the IT company

plucky ridge
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And this is why I'm glad I'm just the in house guy

gentle moss
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if we locked out the administrator account we'd have to go downstairs into the server room and manually unlock the friggin thing

plucky ridge
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Sure sure

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No I getcha now

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Just didn't think it through I guess

gentle moss
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"are internet access logs retain for a period of at least 3 months?"

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yeah sure but we can't get at them because it's a datto managed device

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lol

plucky ridge
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Why would you put all the logs on the datto device

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Okay that feels like an oversight

gentle moss
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oh no, the datto device is the router

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they make routers

plucky ridge
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I

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LEGIT

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Didn't know that

gentle moss
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but you can't have access to verbose logs

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or the internals

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just a web panel of controls which is good enough for most stuff

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but not when you want to diagnose say, a broken ipsec tunnel

plucky ridge
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So they force you to go through their support?

gentle moss
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yup

plucky ridge
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On one hand I get it

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On the other that feels shitty

gentle moss
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a simple ipsec tunnel issue took like 3 weeks to fix

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because it had to be escalated repeatedly

plucky ridge
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Haaaaaaate that

gentle moss
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i just needed the logs to see what was going on, that's it right?

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i ask them for logs or access to logs via ssh

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"we can't do ssh but we'll get you the logs."

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"oh... we can't get in via ssh either, is your router behind a firewall?"

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cue a fucking shit load of back and forth about like 2 levels of network infrastructure being explained repeatedly

plucky ridge
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Good god

gentle moss
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i hate the datto networking equipment for that reason and that reason alone

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the web portal should give you access to as much as sshing into a decent router would

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they look pretty cool and sing a song on bootup though

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so, ya know

plucky ridge
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It looks like that thing is about to karate chop you

gentle moss
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:D

plucky ridge
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"YOU CANNOT SSH TO ME. HIIIIIIIYAAAAAA" -smack-

gentle moss
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the hardware in them is excellent

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plus the fact it's got a built in 3g/4g modem for remote configuration is awesome

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we can just set it up on the website and ship them to the customer and tell them to plug iti n

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if the internet goes down it'll failover to the 4g too

plucky ridge
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Oh that's pretty sick

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To any tower or does it have to fall on a specific carrier

gentle moss
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any tower

plucky ridge
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Damn

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That's incredible

warm sail
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how much MBps speed

plucky ridge
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Probably depends on tower usage at that time and signal strength

gentle moss
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whatever 4g gets

plucky ridge
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But 4G is no slouch

gentle moss
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it's enough for a fail over

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and better than having to install a redundancy line

warm sail
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yeah that's good

plucky ridge
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You'd certainly not feel the speed difference nearly as much as 3G

warm sail
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I have a prepaid plan in my cell

plucky ridge
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Whatever gets the job done

warm sail
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what 3g and 4g have quite different speed

gentle moss
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man, 3g fail over

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oooof

warm sail
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3g takes long time buffer youtube videos

gentle moss
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we had a line go down for a customer and they were on 3g

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couldn't even browse the fucking web

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office of like 70 people

warm sail
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hhhahaha

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you're in office

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I'm too young then

gentle moss
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we had to tell them to all get off the internet so the servers could still do their servery things

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so there's just one dude in a company of 70

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sat there doing his work

warm sail
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oh

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so now you've personal wifi

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great

gentle moss
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we're a business to business IT contract, so we do the IT for companies who don't want their own IT team or w/e

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we literally couldn't operate on a 3g line due to remote desktopping etc

warm sail
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oh yeah I know you need 4g for remote desktopping

plucky ridge
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I mean.

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If you're fine with a slideshow

gentle moss
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tbh some 4g failover is better than other customer's full blown ADSL

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rural areas suck for internet lines sometimes

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they're like 4 miles from the DSLAM

terse sluice
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sorry @solid pollen i had to go do something. it seems that pre commit isn't using my pipenv virtual environment

plucky ridge
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Imagine having it failover to a satellite connection

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Or dial-up

warm sail
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🤪

frosty berry
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for satellite, the uplink is still dial-up, right?

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for internet

gentle moss
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everything "dials"

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satellite is the only one that actually dials up

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¬_¬

frosty berry
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haha, fair enough

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i meant landline, pre-adsl, dial-up

rough sapphire
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ok i need some help regarding SQL

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GOSH i hate sql

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+------------+-------------+------+-----+---------+-------+
| Field      | Type        | Null | Key | Default | Extra |
+------------+-------------+------+-----+---------+-------+
| Accno      | int(5)      | YES  |     | NULL    |       |
| Bname      | varchar(20) | YES  |     | NULL    |       |
| CName      | varchar(20) | YES  |     | NULL    |       |
| Lamount    | int(10)     | YES  |     | NULL    |       |
| Instalment | int(10)     | YES  |     | NULL    |       |
| IRate      | float(10,5) | YES  |     | NULL    |       |
| ISDate     | date        | YES  |     | NULL    |       |
+------------+-------------+------+-----+---------+-------+

INSERT INTO FINANCE VALUES(1,”SBI”,”Vikash Rai”, 750000, 152, 12.00, 2011-07-19 );

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What is wrong

undone berry
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int(10) and 750000 don't seem to pair together to me

rough sapphire
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isn't that length ?

undone berry
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but I haven't worked with sized ints, and can't remember if thats decimal or binary size

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if thats 10 bits long, then the 75 is too large

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no, its not binary size apparently

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so its not that

rough sapphire
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ERROR 1064 (42000): You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'Rai”, 750000, 152, 12.00, 2011/07/19 )' at line 1

frosty berry
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@rough sapphire maybe quotes around the date

rough sapphire
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doesn't that make it VARCHAR ?

frosty berry
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not necessarily

rough sapphire
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nope same error

frosty berry
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which sql is that?

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oh you said that

rough sapphire
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Server version: 5.7.28-0ubuntu0.18.04.4 (Ubuntu)

frosty berry
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seems it should work

gentle moss
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have you tried using decimal instead of float?

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ah, nvm

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that's not it, i got the two the wrong way around

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however

rough sapphire
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ok

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listen

gentle moss
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what's with the (10,5)?

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why not just define it as 10

rough sapphire
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" are different

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listen

frosty berry
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yes it should be ' not "

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in your string literals

gentle moss
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ooooooh

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duuuh

rough sapphire
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also its not "

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its different

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its italic

frosty berry
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oh right, that's the unicode one

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even worse

rough sapphire
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INSERT INTO FINANCE VALUES(1, 'SBI' , 'Vikash_Rai' , 750000, 152, 12.00, 2011/07/19 );
ERROR 1292 (22007): Incorrect date value: '15.120300751842105263' for column 'ISDate' at row 1
mysql>

gentle moss
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eh

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weird

rough sapphire
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i think i will read

frosty berry
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you should put the simple quotes around the date as well

rough sapphire
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damn it worked

gentle moss
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what's with the float(10,5) out of curiousity

rough sapphire
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5 is the length after .

gentle moss
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yeah just for an interest rate that's got some spec on it

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:D

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i would like an interest rate of 99999.99999

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yes plz

rough sapphire
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how do you measure how irate someone is anyways @rough sapphire

gentle moss
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haha

rough sapphire
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IDK

gentle moss
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jesus, imagine being 99999.99999 irate

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that's some true rage

plucky ridge
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I assumed you were

gentle moss
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i'm more like a 50000

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middlerate

plucky ridge
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That's fair

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Don't want to spend it all at once

gentle moss
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awww man

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"Without supporting information in the customer comment section to justify all multiple choice answers we will ask for a lot more evidence when reviewing and scoring your SAQ."

frosty berry
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i'm just a pyrate

gentle moss
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looks like there is no particular section they want me to pad out

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they want me to pad all of it out

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"We usually expect to see a paragraph in answer to the questions"

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are you fucking shitting me

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"Do you have a firewall? Yes / No"

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"Yes, we have a firewall installed between the internet and our internal network to stop all the evil bad hackers getting in and pwning our stuff."

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where the fuck else are you putting a god damn fucking firewall.

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jesus christ that's made me angry

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i'm easily a 75000 now

frosty berry
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well, firewall have rules, which can make them useful or not, so maybe they want more information about the kind of filtering you do

gentle moss
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they expect a paragraph for ~70 questions.

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A PARAGRAPH

frosty berry
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well, it might be a few days of works, i guess 🙂

gentle moss
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fucking shitty fuck wank bastards

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i love the way they sent the email at 4:59 as well

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probably assuming that i finish at 5pm

frosty berry
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maybe think of it as documentation, if someone had to answer all these questions without being able to ask you

gentle moss
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and wont see it until monday

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the point is it's a two step process

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fill in form, they then come back to you for evidence

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so they're going to get the evidence anyway

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well, at least i know what i'm doing tomorrow

rough sapphire
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(H) Display the name of banks who finance various loans from the table FINANACE.

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what it means

solid pollen
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@terse sluice you need to use a pipenv command for it to work, like for example pipenv run lint and define lint in the [scripts] section of your Pipfile

rough sapphire
plucky ridge
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Pretty

rough sapphire
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it turned out heavier than I expected

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still good tho

plucky ridge
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Wait, did you make that?

gentle moss
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wow

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pretty

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got a thicc booty too

sand goblet
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wax on, wax off

gentle moss
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:D

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nice job xx

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is that a line 6 back there?

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i see the cube, those are nifty

solid pollen
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Ooo, fancy stuff

terse sluice
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@solid pollen i do have that but it doesn’t work

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it’s not using the pipenv virtual env

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.pre-commit-config.yaml

repos:
-   repo: local
    hooks:
    -   id: flake8
        name: Flake8
        entry: pipenv run flake8
        language: system
        types: [python]
```and part of my pipfile

[scripts]
flake8 = "python -m flake8"
precommit = "pre-commit install"

golden walrus
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are you using the proper virtual enviroment? I had an issue once because I had some Pipfile in a parent directory by mistake

terse sluice
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oh

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i just found a pip file at the root of the code jam repo

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lemme try again

golden walrus
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you should have one, just not multiple ones in a tree

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I had one literally in ~/

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which is wrong (I dunno how it got there)

solid pollen
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I got one too haha

terse sluice
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yeah same

solid pollen
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You should try to name it something else than flake8

terse sluice
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oh alright i'll call it lint or something then

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fvngeiaslkd it keeps creating a pipfile in the root of the repo and not using the one in my team folder

solid pollen
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Just move it to your team folder

terse sluice
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hm i get this when i run pre-commit run

Flake8...................................................................Failed
- hook id: flake8
- exit code: 1

'lint' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
sand goblet
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I think you're meant to use pipenv run lint

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And pipenv precommmit to install

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That way, it SHOULD use the pipenv environment

solid pollen
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It isn't for a pydis project g :D

sand goblet
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Oh right

terse sluice
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code jam 😃

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trying to set up pre commit hooks

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not working well

solid pollen
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But you should try pipenv run lint anyway

terse sluice
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that works fine

solid pollen
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And what is your precommit config?

terse sluice
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repos:
-   repo: local
    hooks:
    -   id: flake8
        name: Flake8
        entry: pipenv run lint
        language: system
        types: [python]
solid pollen
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On PyDis projects we have language: python and require_serial: true maybe you can try with those

terse sluice
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ok gimme a sec

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Flake8...................................................................Failed
- hook id: flake8
- exit code: 1

Courtesy Notice: Pipenv found itself running within a virtual environment, so it will automatically use that environment, instead of creating its own for any project. You can set PIPENV_IGNORE_VIRTUALENVS=1 to force pipenv to ignore that environment and create its own instead. You can set PIPENV_VERBOSITY=-1 to suppress this warning.

'lint' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
```i get this now
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this is weird

solid pollen
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And what is your script config in your Pipfile?

terse sluice
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[scripts]
lint = "python -m flake8"
precommit = "pre-commit install"
solid pollen
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Pretty weird indeed

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I guess you could try to nuke the venv and the lock file, and regenerate both

terse sluice
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i'll give it a try

solid pollen
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Haha the channel name is perfectly suited for this conversation

terse sluice
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oh yeah lol

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no luck; i get the same error as before

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i'll try again in WSL

terse sluice
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nope not working there either

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same error

terse sluice
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i give up on the hooks lmao

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spent too much time for this already

golden walrus
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create a new directory like 5 levels deep and start everything from scratch there (?)

terse sluice
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ok let me make sure i'm correct here, the pipfiles and precommit config go in your team folder right?

solid pollen
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Yep

terse sluice
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yeah i started from scratch and followed all your guys' advice

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no luck

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oh my

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finally

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i've been going at this for like more than 2 hours

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i had to shove the pipfiles and precommit config into the root dir

rough sapphire
gusty oar
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i'm standing here

gentle moss
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Above and Beyond <3333

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anjunabeats is the shit

golden walrus
rustic arrow
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guys how do people make their profile pic like a gif

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on discord

solid pollen
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You need a nitro subscription for that

rustic arrow
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oh

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do people actually pay for that tho

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I heard its like 20$ a month

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so 20$ a month just for that ?

tribal sorrel
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you can use amazing emotes from servers you frequent on other servers you frequent

solid pollen
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No no

rustic arrow
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oh

solid pollen
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10$/month

rustic arrow
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is Nitro the one that gives you that HyperSquad Bravery logo thingy

rough sapphire
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no

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Hypersquad is free

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I have Brilliance

solid pollen
wheat lynx
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It says that users are being urged to update but there is no fix. Seems a bit contradictory

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I thought the update was a fix?

solid pollen
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Yeah

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I remember people saying they was a fix

rough sapphire
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for?

solid pollen
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Shiny color btw

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The curveball breach type of thing

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In a windows DLL

rough sapphire
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this is talking about the IE vuln (presumably), not cryptoapi

wheat lynx
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Are they related?

rough sapphire
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no

solid pollen
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Oh, there is two breaches?

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Haha

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I love windows >.>

rough sapphire
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they just happened to be disclosed around the same time

solid pollen
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And my computer is running right now and I have no way to turn it off for a least 3 days

tired osprey
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Im still wondering why the NSA even publicised the attack on ECC

solid pollen
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Why they wouldn't?

tired osprey
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like, keep eternal blue secret but make an ECC attack public?

rough sapphire
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they saw use by a non-state actor, was more beneficial to no longer sit on it and get it patched

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probably

tired osprey
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yeah

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i mean...if we're lucky the NSA has backdoored the ECC curves standartized by NIST anyways so they can afford making an ECC vuln public

rough sapphire
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you and I have very different definitions for "lucky" :)

tired osprey
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Nah Im just saying it in a sarcastic way^^

solid pollen
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Backdoored it? To do what? (sorry it is all very new to me, and I'm way too curious)

tired osprey
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you can mathematically show that it is possible to create ECC curves that can are attackable if you know a certain number, however you cannot easily show which number it is / if there is one -> we know the NSA could backdoor the curve but we cant prove they did or did not

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backdooring in this context meaning

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tell the NIST to create a curve which such a vulnerability and make it a standard without an explanation for why the parameters of the curve are like they are

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(and guess what NIST did)

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so eh....NIST curves == suspicious

rough sapphire
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i tend to use curve 25519 for most of my crypto dealings

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seems pretty legit

hollow leaf
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I wish ed448 or something was more supported

rough sapphire
rough sapphire
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@gentle moss I was lucky enough to see them live once, theyre awesome

gentle moss
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nice!

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one of my favourite trance acts

rough sapphire
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Who?

wheat lynx
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The NSA obviously

gentle moss
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Above and Beyond

rough sapphire
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Ah, gotcha

vestal briar
sand goblet
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I guess some people really like tattoos

rough sapphire
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@sand goblet can you explain to me how I got to keep my #5555 discriminator after cancelling nitro

sand goblet
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you can't, you'll revert to your normal one

rough sapphire
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it's been 3 weeks now

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how long does it take to revert

sand goblet
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well, I don't know

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I've never cancelled my nitro

rough sapphire
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weird flex but ok

gentle moss
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Y

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ups, wrong screen

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AND YES I DO CAPITALISE MY Y CONFIRMATIONS GOT A PROBLEM?!

rough sapphire
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N

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y

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@gentle moss .casefold() is better than .upper(), git gud

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@rough sapphire casefold is bad for security

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@rough sapphire How so?

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sec

tired osprey
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@rough sapphire that the NSA moves away from ECC themselves does not at all mean they're not having the NIST curves, which government policy conform companies gotta use backdoored?

rough sapphire
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@tired osprey I have no idea what you're trying to say after that comma

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I mean, I wasn't approaching it in regards to security. It was just a friendly jab at bisk

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that's an example of that vuln, yeah

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uses the same character in the poc, even

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(if I'm remembering the GH article correctly)

gentle moss
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to code jam stream or not

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that is the question

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also, huh. i thought 18.04 shifted python to ver 3

rough sapphire
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nop

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slated for 20.04 iirc

gentle moss
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weird

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on my work VM i had problems with older gimp because after the upgrade python seemed mapped to 3

rough sapphire
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really?

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that's odd

gentle moss
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yeah, my thoughts exactly

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well huh

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my pip are broken too

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this am not good

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my work and home VM started out as the same base

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and somehow over time they've diverged

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amazing.

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however the fact .local/bin isn't absolute in both and is relative from root is telling

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🙄

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i should rebuild my VM's

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oooooooooooh bacon

vestal briar
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NSA asks the NSA to put backdoors in their backdoors

summer knot
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xzibit.jpg

fervent dock
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anyone else very excited about the 070 shake record?

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spent a long time waiting for it and so far ive been really enjoying it

frosty berry
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first time i hear about her, putting on spotify to see if i like it

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ok, well, not a big fan of autotune thing, but that's not too bad in that regard, just not my really in my musical interests it seems

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so, nonplussed, sorry 😛

fervent dock
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no worries, its great that you gave it a try

frosty berry
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i try to "get" recent rap/trap, and i kind of fail, most things are miss rather than hit for me, even when not horrible.

fervent dock
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thats understandable, shake is definitely not an easy artist to get coming from different genres

sand goblet
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psst, @rough sapphire

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That's an incredible read, holy shit

sand goblet
gentle moss
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hah

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Faust.

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:D

solid pollen
solid pollen
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Should I take that as a yes or a no :D?

gentle moss
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looks pretty cool, yeah

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i dunno what artstation is, but that's a pretty good planet you did

solid pollen
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It is the github of computer graphics

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Thanks!

solid pollen
summer knot
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Somewhere in space
this could all be happening right now...

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(nice picture!)

safe lagoon
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hi

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I heard exam results from a friend and thought something was off about the exam
I did some digging... the JEE is a dysfunctional exam. (JEE is the Joint Engineering Entrance for a lot of engineering colleges in India)

frosty berry
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looks like a very selective test

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virtually nobody gets over 50%, but some still manage to get >90%, these ones must be quite good

rough sapphire
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not really no

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each state in india has it's own engineering university systems.. the national one is the JEE which is accepted by a certain number of institutions.. The exam itself is based on the 11th and 12th grade syllabus of a certain national school board that a fraction of the country opt into, it varies depending on the state.

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The students who want to get into the best institutions through JEE commit to studying for it as early as 6th grade, memorizing things they don't understand.

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They get into additional classes run by institutes, much like hagwon in korea, but worse because these sometimes have their own entrance tests

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it's dysfunctional and useless

frosty berry
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ugh

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put like this indeed that sounds really bad

rough sapphire
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it gets worse:p

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the scores are used for admission.. the requirement is lower for people who've been oppressed over centuries because of the caste system.. thereby affording them the access to higher education

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but people belonging to the castes who engaged in oppression often demand that this be repealed.. because they think it's "unfair" to them

frosty berry
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yeah, i did read about that

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there is no perfect solution, but i think the current system has merit, although it does mean that some smart and educated people will not have a place and people with a worse education will have one, it's needed to balance things again, if you don't do that, the people at the top will just keep their economical and cultural advantage forever

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It was a significant chunk in the book by Piketty that i read this year, capital and ideology, big book, but quite interesting.

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it does speak about a lot of oppression and inequality systems in recent history, from the middle age in europe to the present, and does speak about a few non-european examples, and india is an important one.

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there is much to learn about what not to do, but also how to start fixing things, because significant efforts have been made.

rough sapphire
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It's already true.. I've seen some people who went to the top schools do so solely because of the education they could afford to ace these entrance exams.. these were religious extremists and nationalists.. The oppressed are really at a disadvantage and very few make it through the struggles. The system needs fixing but it's not that country's focus at all

rough sapphire
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i tried taking some coaching class to prepare for JEE . soon i found that it was hurting my school grades only so left it

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well technically your school grades don't matter unless they're a criteria for admission to university

#

in my experience in APAC.. it's really important to be associated with brand names.. schools, companies, etc.. they factor in big for promotions, networks, pay and pivotting..

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yeah but we have to take 12th exam and jee nearly at same time

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especially in tech where there's an age based discrimination.. you gotta pivot quick

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if i fail in 12th its game over. doesn't matter how much i get in JEE

#

so you need to take a gap year?

#

of course.. lol

#

yeah you can

#

take a gap year

#

but you are more respected in community when you don't

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community aint gonna pay your bills or take exams for you

rough sapphire
#

man these coaching classes are so clever they make you dream BIG, that you are gonna do it do it ,
In reality it is hard

#

it's relative

#

when you land your first job you'll think back to this time in your life.. and guess what you'll be thinking

solid pollen
#

What would be the most efficient way of serving another website using nginx? While I'm building my website, I'm a bit tired of nginx default page so I'd like to display my artstation website in the meantime

rough sapphire
#

What do you mean? Like, Flask or something?

solid pollen
rough sapphire
#

Ah. I wouldn't host anything on a residential connection.

solid pollen
#

Yeah, me too haha

#

But that’s my dev server, and I don’t want to spend 10€/month for just a dev server

#

And I use it to learn nginx, certbot and all that kind of things

rough sapphire
#

Certbot's pretty easy in that regard, https://certbot.eff.org/

Automatically enable HTTPS on your website with EFF's Certbot, deploying Let's Encrypt certificates.

solid pollen
#

Yeah, I know, I host some services for my personal use

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But I never used it before

rough sapphire
#

It auto-updates certificates for you if you follow the how-tos on the site. Pretty ezpz

solid pollen
#

Yep, it is pretty coolish

rough sapphire
#

how do you handle the annoyance of having too many tabs open

tame terrace
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close all the tabs

rough sapphire
#

yeah.. that's what i'm doing now.. during which time I'm always wondering how there got to be so many

tame terrace
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some people just keep them open forever

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and they're like defensive about them

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I've never understood that. I consider tabs highly disposable

rough sapphire
#

I've seen thousands opened on someone's computer

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lol.. I had a coworker who had like 30 tabs open.. was like bro.. you only have two monitors

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I can honestly say I was disgusted, which is a weird thing to say, but it was just.. How they did things. No bookmarks/favorites. Was setup in a way that they would all be remembered upon shutdown of the browser

solid pollen
#

I have around 500 tabs opened on my phone ^^

tame terrace
#

I think the best step you can take towards good tab hygiene is to not let your browser remember tabs between sessions. if it's important you'll find it again.

#

if it's very important, bookmark it.

rough sapphire
#

Nice timing on that @tame terrace tw

tame terrace
#

..?

rough sapphire
#

The "It's best to not let your browser remember tabs between sessions"

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This was quite some time ago, though. 2006-ish?

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So there wasn't any of the Firefox Sync stuff. I'm not even sure if remembering tabs was a thing back then. No clue how they did it.

solid pollen
#

So nobody about the nginx stuff? >.>

rough sapphire
#

didn't even know they had sessions back in '06

solid pollen
#

I prefer to remember opened tabs, since I reboot my computer way too many times, and I’m too lazy to research for the docs each time

rough sapphire
#

@rough sapphire I'm not sure if they did, honestly

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Was probably a hack job tw

gentle moss
#

this amuses me

rough sapphire
#

heh

frosty berry
#

@rough sapphire it's a me! No bookmarks, either its opened to read some day, or i know i can type the right words to get to it

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shocking, i know

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I don't even shutdows the computer if i can avoid it, suspend/hibernate is life

vestal briar
#

I usually have ~4 tabs open

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If i'm furiously researching something it will be 20

vapid bluff
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@rough sapphire check out sessionbuddy if on chrome

odd thorn
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Huh. Only have 85 tabs open atm.

sand goblet
#

I'm a weirdo that closes tabs when I'm done

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Usually don't have more than 100 open

frosty berry
#

oh i also close them when i'm done with them

#

but sometime it takes months

#

the simplest way top arrive at that result for me is to have an interesting twitter timeline, you open it, catch up with the day, opening each interesting link in a new tab, when you caught up the day, you have easily 30 new tabs open, and the day is pretty much done, so you can only read a few of them, decide a few others aren't worth reading actually, and others should be read but certainly another day.

odd thorn
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It's cause I use tree tabs. Hides most of them at any given time, and helps with jumping between topics.

rough sapphire
frosty berry
#

i guess i'll finally play episode two

rough sapphire
#

wow

frosty berry
golden walrus
#

huh

#

I have 52 GB free, and I think that's little

#
[manuel@6500 ~]$ df -h
Filesystem      Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
dev             3.9G     0  3.9G   0% /dev
run             3.9G  1.1M  3.9G   1% /run
/dev/sda7       184G   75G  101G  43% /
tmpfs           3.9G  409M  3.5G  11% /dev/shm
tmpfs           3.9G     0  3.9G   0% /sys/fs/cgroup
tmpfs           3.9G  120K  3.9G   1% /tmp
/dev/sda6       288G  222G   52G  82% /home
/dev/sda2        95M   84M   12M  89% /boot
tmpfs           793M   24K  793M   1% /run/user/1000```btw I never got the memo of why these multiples `tmpfs` are created
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Arch didn't use to do that...

rough sapphire
#

tmp = temp ? maybe

golden walrus
#

yes, I guessed that

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but not why there are 4* of them

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and what they're used for

frosty berry
#

i foolishly took the 250G option when buying this laptop, then i decided to keep the windows in dual boot, so each system got half, and also, i sync my email locally, so that's some 15GB less, and i have multiple projects around with a python-for-android distribution in them, which tend to take 1.2G each plus a couple docker containers around and a copy of the work db…

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and 16GB swapfile, to hibernate

golden walrus
#

oh I see

#

my swap is

#

4.7GB?

#
NAME   MAJ:MIN RM   SIZE RO TYPE MOUNTPOINT
sda      8:0    0 931.5G  0 disk 
├─sda1   8:1    0   450M  0 part 
├─sda2   8:2    0    99M  0 part /boot
├─sda3   8:3    0    16M  0 part 
├─sda4   8:4    0 446.8G  0 part 
├─sda5   8:5    0   466M  0 part 
├─sda6   8:6    0   293G  0 part /home
├─sda7   8:7    0 186.1G  0 part /
└─sda8   8:8    0   4.7G  0 part [SWAP]```these are weird numbers but I picked them myself so OK
frosty berry
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-rw------- 1 root root 409M sept. 14 2017 core
hm

vapid bluff
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/dev/shm is used for facilitating device-wide shared memory
/sys/fs/cgroup is for facilitating control groups
/tmp is used for quickly storing/accessing small, temporary files with short lifetime

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dunno bout the fourth one

#

probably something to do with process-specific storage

rough sapphire
#

Meanwhile, I have 750GB+ free 👀

#

But then again, I don't game.

golden walrus
#

I could have that with some changes

frosty berry
#

i don't really game either

golden walrus
#

@vapid bluff what I don't know is why tmpfs are used now, they weren't before

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I read a bit about it and it's like RAM disk, so

#

it's also a bit annoying to have them listed

rough sapphire
#

@golden walrus

arch didn't use to do that

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mine does

#

more specifically systemd

umbral lantern
#

I need help

solid pollen
#

Since we aren't in your brain, it is pretty hard to help you right now

umbral lantern
#

Sorry

#

i need to make it so you jave to read the rules in the disocrd server and find a code typeit in chat andthen you can start trxting people but i forgot what bot did that

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@solid pollen

solid pollen
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I don't know sorry

umbral lantern
#

K

solid pollen
#

Tbh, it shouldn't be very hard to build it yourself, if you are motivated

umbral lantern
#

I don’t really know python i am trying to learn but the program that i was learning on now i need to pay to learn

solid pollen
#

There is a lot of free resources available

umbral lantern
#

And my mom don’t have the money

solid pollen
#

!resources my personal advice would be Automate the boring stuff with python

royal lakeBOT
#
Resources

The Resources page on our website contains a list of hand-selected learning resources that we regularly recommend to both beginners and experts.

umbral lantern
#

How did u do that

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The text Automate the boring stuff with python

solid pollen
#

`Automate the boring stuff with python `

umbral lantern
#

Ya make it darker

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Someone told and then i started to het mixed up with html and javascriped

#

hi

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Ca n you teach me how to make the text red

solid pollen
#

Inside discord?

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Don't think you can

umbral lantern
#

I seen somebody do it how can i learn more

sand goblet
#
- It's the diff syntax highlighter
+ It's not "coloured text", it's a programming tool
umbral lantern
#

K thanks

#

-is

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-this is a test-

#

Hmm

sand goblet
solid pollen
#

There is support for git diff?

umbral lantern
#

K

#

- am i doing good
+ I feel like i am going bad
rough sapphire
#

@solid pollen diff is much, much, much older than git

solid pollen
#

_One day, the mobile client will be able to display colors _

umbral lantern
#

Kool

solid pollen
#

Well

rough sapphire
#

diff was first released in 1974

#

git was first released in 2005

umbral lantern
#

+ test this it so fun


rough sapphire
#

please use #bot-commands for testing stuff like this, thanks

umbral lantern
#

K

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Got dose not work

solid pollen
#

2005? Wow

rough sapphire
#

it's not git

#

it's diff

umbral lantern
#

Ohh

#

k

#

How do i learn more of this

solid pollen
#

Of what?

umbral lantern
#

Nev

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Who wants to play code combat woth me

#

!records

#

!resources

royal lakeBOT
#
Resources

The Resources page on our website contains a list of hand-selected learning resources that we regularly recommend to both beginners and experts.

rough sapphire
#

next time use #bot-commands

spice pelican
#

this is a really good channel name lol

wheat lynx
#

They change every day

spice pelican
#

yeah, they're always fun to read 🤣

solid pollen
#

You can even suggest one, of you feel really inspired :D

spice pelican
#

o:

#

I feel extremely inspired by
"ok-zoomer".
kidding, kidding.

plucky ridge
#

I'm going to have to remember that we have this channel name when I think that an idea might be "too long for a channel name"

sand goblet
#

haha, yeah

#

fal-de-ral-de-ral-do

#

ugh, we should totally have a feature that allows for name groups

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ot0-all-the-ducks-are-swimming-in-the-water
ot1-fal-de-ral-de-ral-do
ot2-fal-de-ral-de-ral-do

plucky ridge
#

"One of these channels tells only truths, the other only lies"

sand goblet
#

haha

autumn herald
#

Are special characters allowed in channel names

golden walrus
#

"One of these channels tells only truths, the other only lies"
a cool idea for the grouped OT channel names

solid pollen
#

@autumn herald yep

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There is an issue opened for linked otnames, I may have a solution for this, but I have too much thing to rn

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I'm already working on something that should be quite good

autumn herald
#

Czn we have you-forgot-a-"

umbral lantern
#

+ Hi people
- how was your day so far

golden walrus
#

hello diff

solid pollen
#

How are you diff?

golden walrus
#

I am installing Kotlin Language Server

solid pollen
#

Server?

golden walrus
#

yes

#

kinda like Jedi? for Python

plucky ridge
#

Ah, like PyCharm's built in code checker

solid pollen
#

Python jedi ? roothink

#

Aah

plucky ridge
#

Except in much greater detail

golden walrus
#

basically backends for whatever thing you need in a language

#

because I use Emacs and I refuse to use anything else because I'm lazy

solid pollen
#

Just say'in, could be nice to have a !pypi command

plucky ridge
#

@solid pollen You suggest it, you write it

solid pollen
#

Haha

golden walrus
#

so in these editors you need to install your own auto-completion (or any other tool you want)

plucky ridge
#

And/or put in an issue on the repo

golden walrus
#

but they don't do anything by themselves, so you need backends

solid pollen
#

Hey, I need to do the eval re-eval thing first

#

But there is the jam for now

#

So your laziness made you install more thing than you'd need to? :P

golden walrus
#

yea

#

it actually takes less time overall

#

I'm just too lazy to start using a different editor and figure everything

#

I end up doing everything in Emacs

#

the most stupid thing was working with eclim and being forced to keep Eclipse running

solid pollen
#

Eclipse is weird, I agree

#

But PyCharm is pretty easy to use

#

And have a lot of built in features

plucky ridge
#

Eclipse was the first IDE I ever used

golden walrus
#

I mean, I didn't use Eclipse

plucky ridge
#

So I guess I'm just used to its quirks

golden walrus
#

I just kept it open so Emacs could autocomplete

#

don't judge me

solid pollen
plucky ridge
#

Whatever works for you, no judgement here

solid pollen
#

No judgment, there is just more efficient methods :D

plucky ridge
#

The only time I judge editor/IDE choices is when someone is using IDLE or when someone is hating on another editor/IDE

gentle moss
#

notepad++ 4 lyfe

plucky ridge
#

Still better than IDLE

#

It seriously needs some TLC

gentle moss
#

or to be binned

golden walrus
#

I suppose IDLE could be replaced

#

isn't the L for Learning?

#

there are things like Thonny for example

umbral lantern
#

@solid pollen how to i put a line thoughr the text

undone berry
#

Honestly, what more do you want from IDLE?

#

Its pretty solid for use in schools and things

umbral lantern
#

?

undone berry
#

I'm not replying to you

umbral lantern
#

oh k

rough sapphire
#

no its not @undone berry

undone berry
#

then answer my question

#

what more do you want

#

you can type code and press f5

rough sapphire
#

our school replaced it with spyder

undone berry
#

ok

#

what more do you want from IDLE?

#

as something that comes with Python

rough sapphire
#

not at least raise false syntax error ?

undone berry
#

what do you mean?

rough sapphire
#

recognize f string properly ?

#

suggest auto complete more reliably

golden walrus
#

Honestly, what more do you want from IDLE?
I never used it actually

undone berry
#
print(f"{h}, {w}")```
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works fine

golden walrus
#

I know it runs Python and that's it, and I guess that's good enough

undone berry
#

I think it does exactly what it should

rough sapphire
#

it sometime works sometimes doesn't

#

its weird

golden walrus
#
[manuel@v330 ~]$ idle
** IDLE can't import Tkinter.
Your Python may not be configured for Tk. **```seems it doesn't work on my notebook
undone berry
#

I mean

#

that sounds to me

#

like it just always works

golden walrus
#

I just need to install tk I suppose

#

yeah, now it's running

undone berry
#

IDLE is rubbish for writing code in, but I think its fine for what it is

rough sapphire
#

not for learning

golden walrus
#

it looks like Microsoft Notepad on steroids, but reaching the end of its life

#

like an ex-body builder in his 80s

rough sapphire
#

notepad++

undone berry
#

Why. What is wrong with it? What more do you want added?

#

notepad++ requires you to install plugins or use the terminal

#

neither of which a complete beginner wants to do

golden walrus
#

it looks simple enough for people to not be scared

#

which is good

#

oohh

#

it was made by Guido himself

plucky ridge
#

@undone berry What I want from IDLE is line numbers, better error and traceback display and better stability. Off and on there will be times when code will work fine outside of IDLE but will fail inside of it

#

I don't think the first two wants are too terribly extreme, either

undone berry
#

Line numbers I agree with, that caused issues when I was first learning

gentle moss
#

i want an editor that makes you work

#

no line numbers, not even in errors

undone berry
#

and I didn't know about the stability issues

gentle moss
#

in fact, every exception should just go:

#

¯_(ツ)_/¯

golden walrus
#

no line numbers, not even in errors
ed is the standard text editor

undone berry
#

I think IDLE could do with a bit of TLC. But I don't think it needs to be chucked in the bin, and I don't think it needs to be brought up to the standards of VSC or Notepad++

plucky ridge
#

They're sporadic, it's hard to know what will cause the random issues with IDLE. And not to say that PyCharm and others also don't encounter this, but when you add it to the list of irritants that IDLE has, it doesn't help

#

Certainly, it's salvageable

#

But when there are things that are essentially IDLE but good (i.e. Thonny), I don't see why they'd want to put in the extra time for it

undone berry
#

I can't speak for Thonny. My closest experience is Spyder or Notepadd++, neither of which I think is suitable

plucky ridge
#

No, they're not

#

But hell, just look at the screenshots

#

That's literally made to be a nice, lightweight, easily approachable editor

#

Fantastic for learning

undone berry
#

It is more lightweight, but I still feel like theres slightly more going on than there needs to be

plucky ridge
#

Such as

undone berry
#

The variables thing, and the fact theres two toolbars

#

possibly also having the shell and editor on screen at once

plucky ridge
#

You have to toggle most of that on

undone berry
#

oh

#

thats fine then

plucky ridge
#

It's worth playing around with it for a little bit

undone berry
#

I'll check it out. If its good, then I can easily point people to this if they want to learn

plucky ridge
#

Yep yep

#

Partly why I can suggest things like Thonny and Mu

undone berry
#

but yeah, I don't see why they couldn't just replace IDLE with it or similar, yeah

plucky ridge
#

Used them for a little while to know if they're worth using

#

I can think of one big reason: when something gets added to the standard lib, it takes a mountain to get updates out for it

#

Can't be updated like any external packages on its own schedule, has to play by the current Python version's update schedule

#

Assuming it gets the go ahead to be worth the update from the PSF

#

Also means there can't be any large feature updates to it

#

Not without it being a 3.X update

undone berry
#

Is that really a major issue though? I assume a version of Thonny frozen in time would be better than IDLE

#

assuming they added support for new language features

plucky ridge
#

Sure, but that also means no hot fixes for it, no new features that could potentially help newbies

#

There are pros and cons to both sides

undone berry
#

I can see that there are. But I think I've shifted away from "IDLE is fine" to "Ditch IDLE, replace it with an existing better solution"

plucky ridge
#

Sure sure. It's just a matter of, is it worth taking a living, breathing, growing library and freezing it in place in the standard lib

undone berry
#

Could you not just fork it, rename it, and then both can exist in harmony?

#

I don't know who this you is - but someone

plucky ridge
#

Sure you could, but then you have something part of the core library lagging behind

#

And considering you can install it and get it up and running with a simple pip install thonny, the benefit just isn't there

#

Easier to keep the status quo

#

Sucks yes, but just how it is

undone berry
#

pip install thonny is quite a big step. Kinda precludes it being used in schools with rubbish IT, or from some 12 year old who just wants to learn to write super basic code - not learn how to use a terminal

plucky ridge
#

Does it? It's no more complex than asking the user to type in python in the command console

undone berry
#

which is already too complex I think

plucky ridge
#

Either way, they'd have to know how to get to said console.

#

Seriously

#

How is that complex

undone berry
#

compared to pressing run in a GUI

#

its mile out of some people's comfort zone

plucky ridge
#

Yes

#

That's usually what happens when you're learning

#

If you learned purely within your comfort zone you wouldn't grow

undone berry
#

Maybe, but I don't think it needs to happen. I think having to go to the terminal first thing puts a lot of people off

#

who shouldn't necessarily have been put off

plucky ridge
#

Well there's also a standard installer

#

But then they'd have to know how to use a web browser and type in the website

#

Which if typing python in the cmd prompt is too hard, god knows how difficult THAT'D be

undone berry
#

I just think theres a big advantage to only having to install one thing and run one thing as the only steps for hello world

plucky ridge
#

If you get the installer, you only have to install Thonny

undone berry
#

especially compared to java where you have to download intellij, make a project, and install Java

plucky ridge
#

It comes bundled with its own Python

undone berry
#

Oh, does it?

plucky ridge
#

Yep

undone berry
#

thats actually pretty great

plucky ridge
#

Mu does as well

undone berry
#

It would be cool if the PSF pointed people towards that then

#

or could be

#

I can understand reasons for not doing it

plucky ridge
#

I think it might... once sec

undone berry
#

I'll still check out Mu and Thonny. Its not like my opinion on this matters at all

plucky ridge
#

Yeah it's listed in there

#

Mu is not, though

oak tangle
#

Oh, I love this OT name

gentle moss
#

i remember there was a flash animation for it ages ago

#

just another memory lost to the ether

oak tangle
#

There's an old Dutch children's song that got covered in English once, somewhere in the 50s I believe.

#

More recently, that English cover has been sampled and used in some remixes and a few memes that died before they were really born

gentle moss
#

it's fun to see what gets sampled

solid pollen
#

New profile picture ves?

oak tangle
#

Yeah, a tribute to Alan Turing, although I should probably change it to Terry Jones for the occasion

solid pollen
#

Aah it is Turing

gentle moss
#

ahhh

#

RIP the Nude Organist

solid pollen
#

Don't even want to know why

oak tangle
#

Terry Jones was one of the members of Monty Python (you know, the British comedy group that provided the name for, well, Python) and he died today (or, at least, it was announced today)

#

He had a nice hairy naked role in Monty Python's Life of Brian

gentle moss
#

he was so very often naked

#

i do so wish skyrim had better horse mechanics. red dead has spoiled me.

tired osprey
autumn herald
#

me in a meeting except they don't ask question they just state stuff

vestal briar
#

Damn, RIP

autumn herald
#

i'm going to some free conference next week (FOSDEM, just attending), it will be my first "big" event, do people have tips on how to maximize time/organise themselves?

gentle moss
#

backpack for all the freebies

#

unless it's not that type of conference

rough sapphire
#

did someone say free

gentle moss
#

one time i got a lightsabre

rough sapphire
#

can I has some free stuff please

#

what did you do with the lightsabre

gentle moss
#

had lightsabre fights in the office until we broke all 6 we took

solid pollen
#

_My first question would be why, but okay _

gentle moss
#

fuck knows, can't even remember the company anymore.

#

so it was a poor marketing strategy

rough sapphire
#

aww

autumn herald
#

ah yes i need to find all the stickers right

gentle moss
#

:D

frosty berry
#

Fosdem program is big if you go for the talks, better spend some time on the program and pick your selection in advance, with fallbacks if rooms are full

#

Also the place is big, good to study the plan, as some talks will make you walk a bit

autumn herald
#

Yeah i went to their agenda

#

There is probably 10+ simultaneous talk

frosty berry
#

If you come for the people, there are always a lot of them near the main conf rooms, a bit too much to talk even, as people need to move, better go a bit further or be next to booth of your interests

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There is usually a beer event (or more…) on the saturday night, good stuff to meet people and talk too

autumn herald
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I'll probably go out with my partner's company buddies, they go out every year i believe and party quite hard 😅

gentle moss
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don't forget to play spot the unix beard

frosty berry
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There are usually food trucks near the event, but they are overflown, so either have some other option, or allocate 30mn more than you'd think necessary to grab food

autumn herald
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I live there so i can prepare food :D

frosty berry
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Oh, you'll be with veterans, i guess you'll do fine then :)

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Good plan :)

autumn herald
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I don't really know how to select talks though

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So i'll probably go by best/title interest

gentle moss
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Fixing the Kubernetes clusterfuck
Understanding security from the kernel up

frosty berry
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I think they all (or most) end up on youtube anyway, so don't sweat it if you miss one, especially if it's in the main tracks, the smaller ones/workshop could be less crowded and just as interesting (and less likely to be recorded)

gentle moss
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there are a lot of interest security talks :o

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man, i'd go to that one

autumn herald
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Why this one specifically

gentle moss
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because i'm soon to rebuild our logging system

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:3

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big variety of talks there :o

autumn herald
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yeah, hence why me not knowing what to prioritise ahah

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i'm still noob imo, so i should focus on stuff where i would be able to understand the words

rough sapphire
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our company gives trainings, one of them is "logsec" where we basically handle log security

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we have a couple of fun demo attacks

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one of them, for example, uses log injection to send some magic values to putty to get it to resize and move windows in such a manner that it looks like the game "snake" on your screen

autumn herald
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wah that's cool

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today i have to perform some weird SQL query on a weird excel supposed to represent polish notation of some logic

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why this happens to me

umbral lantern
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+ hi people
- how did you sleep
solid pollen
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I think you posted the same message yesterday

frosty berry
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@autumn herald confs often have a lightning talks track these days, i'm sure fosdem has one, this are cool to see a variety of subject in a short time

autumn herald
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they have

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@solid pollen maybe he's some kind of spooky arg thing

solid pollen
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The scary diff?

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Spooky scary diffs

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Anyway, MySQL backend and Exel frontend is the best stack ever

viral parrot
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mysql as a office backend..

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how?

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with odbc?

autumn herald
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mySQL backend

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ahah

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i wish my friend

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i have to do SQL in SAS on some weird excel thing

viral parrot
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I wonder if @solid pollen is pulling my leg now..

autumn herald
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and then automatate it with dos scripts

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please i need a new job i can't even anymore

solid pollen
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Haha

autumn herald
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[long rant about how some people are highly trained at taking the worst decisions possible]

solid pollen
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DOS scripts.. I'm so sorry for you

autumn herald
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or whatever you call them

frosty berry
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batch

autumn herald
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yes this

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i think

frosty berry
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i'm sorry for you

autumn herald
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i'm sorry for me

solid pollen
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So.. You have a combo Windows / weird SQL / Excel / Batch script

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I mean, run away haha

autumn herald
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not the worst process i've seen so far in the company

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i think the worst was

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excel sheet -> macro -> C# internal tool upload it to OracleDB via Toad -> download them (???) -> use SAS macros -> launch bash scripts

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and this my friends,

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to compare 2 files

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of course, each steps have a high % chance to fail, so when cumulated, it almost always fail

solid pollen
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Hahahaha

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But why you haven't ran away yet?

frosty berry
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some things are unsalvagable

autumn herald
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and most people here have Master and PhD

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love Pharma

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i'm in the process Akarys, was waiting for my partner to find a job in NL so we can move together

solid pollen
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Well, good luck ^^

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Which one is correct, resources_loader or resource_loader?

gentle moss
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resource loader

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as it loads the resources

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"have you seen our resource loader? it loads resources."

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"have you seen our resources loader? it loads resources."

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hmm... i guess it depends what the resources are

plucky ridge
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"HAVE YOU SEEN OUR RESOURCE LOUDER!?!"

gentle moss
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:D

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WE CALL IT KAREN

solid pollen
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😄.

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Thanks!

plucky ridge
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Only if it's yelled

autumn herald
plucky ridge
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And asks to see your resource manager

gentle moss
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then the resource manager, a human, is also karen

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it's karens all the way down

undone berry
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karencursion?

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karecursion?

plucky ridge
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My god

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It's full of Karens

gentle moss
plucky ridge
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2001: A Karen Odyssey

oak tangle
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HAL: I'm sorry, Karen, I'm afraid I can't do that
Karen: I WANT TO SPEAK TO THE MANAGER!

gentle moss
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haha

plucky ridge
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That's amazing

gentle moss
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HAL: I can't do that Karen.
Karen: I'M GOING TO GO ON TRIP ADVISOR AND WRITE A NEGATIVE STORY IF YOU DON'T GET YOUR MANAGER!
HAL: I uhh... I-I-I... Kernel panic.

plucky ridge
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HAL: Yeeeaaahhhhh fuck this, I'm venting the atmosphere

obtuse rose
plucky ridge
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Jones?

gentle moss
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Terry Jones died

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the python

plucky ridge
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Oh right right

oak tangle
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PyPI Errors
46,807,933 Errors
plucky ridge
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Seems to have gotten increasingly worse since Jan 16th

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But seems to have consistent peaks and valleys otherwise

oak tangle
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Was that when the broken pip 20.0 update came out?

plucky ridge
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I'm suspecting so

gentle moss
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for a brief second my brain went "is 46,807,933 a package manager?"

plucky ridge
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In one month it's been over a billion errors

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One month

rough sapphire
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just worked

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stuck again

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worked

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stucked

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worked

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stucked

plucky ridge
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Stuck or just taking a while to download?

rough sapphire
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worked

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it take too much time to start

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stuck

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worked

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stuck on connecting

plucky ridge
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Enough with the repeating the same things over and over

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We get the point

rough sapphire
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what was the lib that probide colors in console ?

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provide*

plucky ridge
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There's a handful. colorama and crayons are the two I can remember off the top of my head

rough sapphire
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.bm 669932238774992897 bring colors to console/terminal

solid pollen
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Guy that made crayon : Hmm I need a name for me library... What about just using a random french word, everyone love french

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.>

gentle moss
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dude

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crayons.

rough sapphire
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@solid pollen don't say you don't know crayons ?

gentle moss
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well in french it's just "pencil"

rough sapphire
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we call it wax color mostly

solid pollen
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Oh, crayon is also an english word?

gentle moss
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yes, for those colourful little bastards

solid pollen
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Woops

gentle moss
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which explains why a terminal colour lib is called crayon

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:D

solid pollen
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Okay, fair enough, my bad

plucky ridge
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Wax pencils

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Typically for children

gentle moss
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when you eat them you poop a rainbow

plucky ridge
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Well yes

rough sapphire
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@rough sapphire we call them wax crayons

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or, well

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wax chalk

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wax and fat are the same word, so basically fat chalk

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sign language is a universal language right

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no

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dude it can't be changed

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it differs regionally

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really ?

plucky ridge
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There's American Sign Language

rough sapphire
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that's why ASL and BSL are different things

plucky ridge
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^

rough sapphire
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we had one chance to make something universal and we f it up like everything else

undone berry
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Apparently theres enough overlap between the two that you can still communicate

plucky ridge
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Sure

rough sapphire
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there's tonnes of them

plucky ridge
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I would imagine that "hungry" would be fairly similar in most

gentle moss
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there's even another one

plucky ridge
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Rubbing the tummy

gentle moss
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like uhh

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what's it called

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makaton or something?

plucky ridge
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Baseball hand signals?

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Oh right

gentle moss
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my gf is learning that

undone berry
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I wonder if its true that you can still roughly communicate with someone using FSL if you're using BSL

gentle moss
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i've been learning it along with her