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clear ferry
cunning pewter
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@sonic jewel Python.

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It's the language for jack of alls.

sonic jewel
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hmm is it

cunning pewter
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I took an hour the other day to write something that would have taken me all of 5 minutes.

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feltgoodman

sonic jewel
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I guess widely useful

cunning pewter
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Yeah, it is legit.

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Do you linux at all?

sonic jewel
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yea proficient lol

cunning pewter
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Excellent.

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Learn enough bash to find zsh.

sonic jewel
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not familar with zsh

cunning pewter
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So....

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zsh is a wonderous shell.

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It has a lot of quality of life enhancements.

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Particularly if you find yourself working in git repos.

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But, its quality of life is worth the effort.

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even if you never code a lick.

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Which you should -- in Python.

sonic jewel
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looking at it now. color coded is always nice

clear ferry
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Long live sh ๐Ÿ˜›

sonic jewel
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I guess very responsive

cunning pewter
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I run it on osx.

sonic jewel
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installing it now to take a look

cunning pewter
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Tells me the branch I am on -- if I need to make any commits.

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handy.

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very rabbit holy.

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worth a tinker.

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I've been online since the mid 80's.

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That's a good font.

clear ferry
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Mid 80s, you were on ARPANET?

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๐Ÿ˜›

cunning pewter
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fidonet.

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I was a child. After my father died, I assumed his identity.

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11 years old, 1986, had an email address.

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blew my wee mind.

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fidonet was (is?) a federation of BBS nodes that sync up and relay fora and private messages.

clear ferry
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I didn't start online until 1993 sad

cunning pewter
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ETERNAL SEPTEMBER.

clear ferry
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BBS' at the time

cunning pewter
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#neverforget

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^_^

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The greybeards refer to 1993 as eternal september.

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That's when AOL brought the unwashed masses to usenet.

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Or, was it 97?

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Feels like it might have been 97.

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93 was still a bit nice.

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There was a kinda.... difficulty gauntlet that kept trogs out.

clear ferry
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We didn't have AOL in Norway ๐Ÿ˜›

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Nor did we use Usenet much

cunning pewter
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I have some Norway blood in me.

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On behalf of my bloodline, I would like to thank you for my ability to drink milk.

clear ferry
cunning pewter
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It is an adaption for upper latitudes -- particularly in light of vitamin d deficiency.

clear ferry
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With our 3 months without sunlight it was probably useful ๐Ÿ˜›

cunning pewter
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Right?

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Those ancient Nords were prolly on that cow taet 24x7

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or goat.

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prolly goat.

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XD

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Anyhow, salutations cousin of the north.

hushed basalt
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I don't care much for linux and bash

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I'm happier when I'm far away from it all

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Yamls and abstract containers

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Python and web

clear ferry
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Long live Unix, I'm guaranteed work for the next 20+ years ๐Ÿ˜›

cunning pewter
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YAML is nice but it has flaws.

hushed basalt
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It's a unix system

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I know this

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{
  "Although" : {
    "Is_it_better": { 
        "than"
    },
    "Writing",
    "JSON?"
  }
}
cunning pewter
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funfact:
YAML is a superset of JSON.

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JSON is valid YAML

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YAML is tricky because the parser will eval.

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So, as long as you are mindful of this, yeah.

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But -- I get you.

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All my kubernetes are teh yaml this and that.

hushed basalt
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It annoys me having to deal with aws or vsc stuff

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And having to jsonify it all

cunning pewter
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serialized data is serialized data.

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Sides -- all that stuff is for automation, not humans.

clear ferry
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Zzzzz cloud

cunning pewter
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I betcha there are tools you can use to jsonify your yamls.

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cloud doesn't have to be off prem.

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In fact, chic-fil-a uses a rasberry pi k8s cluster for their POS systems

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being able to schedule and migrate workloads > not

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The number 1 feature of any software is. . .

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UPTIME

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So, wake up from your asleep, cloud. We have workloads to schedule.

clear ferry
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I deploy hybrid cloud and on prem cloud weekly, but I see more and more return from public cloud

cunning pewter
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True.

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Because -- fuck having to manage that control plane.

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I feel you so hard.

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It allows a much tighter org.

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And, you can focus your opex on SREs and DevOps

clear ferry
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Had a customer try to move their hpc to the cloud, but they'll probably end up buying another batch of 800 servers I reckon

cunning pewter
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One does not simply move an application to the cloud.

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I'm in the middle of a migration project.

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Of course, this application has more technical debt in it than just starting from scratch it seems, sometimes.

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dammit

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speak of the devil. . .

clear ferry
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Applications zzzz

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I don't bother with that level of implementations angryboi

cunning pewter
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Alert: KubeVersionMismatch - warning
 Description: There are 2 different semantic versions of Kubernetes components running.
 Graph: :chart_with_upwards_trend: Runbook: :spiral_note_pad:
 Details:
  โ€ข alertname: KubeVersionMismatch```
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Oh yeah.

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We're pipelining CI/CD for dev who have never used git before.

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#goodtimes

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Meh. False positive. That's our managed EKS.

clear ferry
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Zzzz software ๐Ÿ˜›

cunning pewter
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I only have to know it enough to complain about it correctly.

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So I can say, "Dev. Write some god damn healthchecks. You're killing me."

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But, also....

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Man, I love me somepython.

clear ferry
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Zzzz code ๐Ÿ˜›

cunning pewter
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You know? Sometimes I wonder what the world would be like if we were bronzeage. What would my role be?

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I'd probably move heavy rocks to act as cosmic calendars and have a bunch of garlic recipes for wounds.

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I'm nearsighted as fuck, so -- I would not be the best archer but, you'd sure as hell want ME to perform your trepanation for when the devils were in your skull.

clear ferry
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Damnit

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I need to renew my ESTA

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Better do it now before I forget it again

cunning pewter
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Yes.

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Do now.

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US is such a shitshow that you don't want any tight deadlines.

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It's not perfect but it's nice.

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Spinning up a cluster now.

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Might as well make HA a container.

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OH. Can any of you guys recommend good motion tracking that connects to HA? Is there something with a battery I don't have to change often?

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*motion sensing

clear ferry
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I moved my entire esxi farm to docker and freebsd jails recently

cunning pewter
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wait.

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VMs?

clear ferry
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But I need to redo my esxi farm for labs anyway

cunning pewter
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Oh

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LXC?

clear ferry
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No lxc

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Just docker containers and bsd jails

cunning pewter
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That's cool.

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I am starting to think LXC might be better than docker.

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I don't tell many people this ever.

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So -- antsle will run LXC workloads.

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I haven't played with it yet.

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It promises better utilization of resources.

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Otherwise, I am carving out cycles and memory for VMs just to run containers when I could just move the containers straight to the hypervisor. A compelling thought -- it would allow me to way over subscribe.

clear ferry
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Don't think lxc is enterprise ready, I have never seen a customer run it

cunning pewter
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Google Slate uses it in production on their slates.

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Not for service, no.

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But, it is a very handsome abstraction layer for integrated linux subsystems.

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check out crostini

clear ferry
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95% of my customers run esxi or hyper-v

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Probably in a 85/15% distribution

cunning pewter
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Yeah, we're vsphere.

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I'm kinda interested to see what vmware has in store for containers.

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You know -- Red Hat's cloud architect jumped ship to join them.

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the openshift guy.

clear ferry
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I've been to a few 7.x NDA discussions

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Looks nice

cunning pewter
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ENVY.

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You're my new best friend, @clear ferry .

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๐Ÿ˜„

clear ferry
cunning pewter
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haha.

clear ferry
cunning pewter
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With any luck, we'll be able to just let those things collect dust. I want a scheduler that can orchestrate across providers so we can just focus on our software.

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Then I'll be able to automate my job out of existence and move on to things of import like, not reading more email.

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man I hate email so much.

clear ferry
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I have 140,000 unread emails in my inbox right now

cunning pewter
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#livingTheDream

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I prefer slack and we have been successful at moving a lot of our interactions to slack.

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Now, instead of unread emails, I have unread slack notifications.

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XD

stable terrace
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@cunning pewter Are you in DevOps?

cunning pewter
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I am a Site Reliability Engineer at a large software company.

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So -- I am an instance of the class, "DevOps".

clever mortar
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๐Ÿคฃ

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Site Reliability Engineer sounds like fancy speak for I know what you're supposed to do, and that's not it

cunning pewter
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It is a discipline created by Google.

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Adopted by the industry.

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It is, essentially, DevOps.

clever mortar
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And abandoned by Google? ๐Ÿ˜›

cunning pewter
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No.

stable terrace
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lol

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I was just curious, because I'm about to go through a major career change and thinking about DevOps.

cunning pewter
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A good thought.

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Read these books.

stable terrace
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awesome, thanks!

cunning pewter
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Also? I recommend RHCSA if you don't have one.

clever mortar
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SRE looks interesting

cunning pewter
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It is DevOps.

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Essentially.

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90-130K

clever mortar
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Yeah, slight tweak of flavour by the looks of things

cunning pewter
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The focus is a pragmatic application of DevOps paradigms.

clever mortar
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Which is more of what I see in folks who're "doing DevOPS"

cunning pewter
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Agile organizations seem to be getting it more than those who do not.

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For it to truly work, it needs to be top down.

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So, the org needs to have a sense of it to enable to right teams and workflows.

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Also? I would get your CKA and CKAD.

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containerization is our #1 focus for transforming business, presently.

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Linux, Python, Ansible, Test Driven Development, CI/CD, github, vscode -- creating masteries there will be your friend.

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Also, Linux Academy is $150 off, right now, for the year.

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Get it.

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Now.

stable terrace
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yeah, I've seen those in all the job postings

cunning pewter
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Where are you located?

stable terrace
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US, moving to South Carolina

cunning pewter
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There's some good stuff out that way.

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Constant Learning.

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Never Stop.

stable terrace
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right down the street from where I'm moving is a Google datacenter

cunning pewter
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I am 45. I study harder now than when I was a welp.

stable terrace
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and of course everyone always needs an IT guy

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lol

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and I'm about to turn 41

cunning pewter
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These skills will future proof you enough to get some good battle scars.

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By the time you can't keep up, you'll be ready to lead.

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---> Linux Academy

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I can't recommend it enough.

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Oh, and if you haven't already - docker all the things.

stable terrace
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oh yeah, that's what I've been doing. not that bad once you get used to it

cunning pewter
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A lot of people will say a lot of things about docker but the container format is used everywhere.

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I have a few choice words regarding containers having root and a root process running my workloads, but. . .

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that's in the future.

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don't worry about all of the, right now.

stable terrace
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RedHat? I'm fairly familiar with Debian, but think I need to get into RedHat more

cunning pewter
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Well, I say RHCSA because of the brand recognition.

stable terrace
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ahh

cunning pewter
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The cert goers a long way -- and getting it isn't easy.

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So, it lowers the barrier of entry dramatically.

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I got a 20K bump after I got mine.

stable terrace
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wow

cunning pewter
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Its basic stuff but it will require extraordinary discipline.

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Also, it creates a nice substrate to plug in other proficiencies.

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The cadence of learning is something you should persist through to other technologies.

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In my own world, it is Python, CKA cert, and CKAD cert.

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The rest of my learning this year will be softskills.

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Like -- how not to be a dick to assholes.

stable terrace
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haha, that's going to be a problem with me. I'm military, leaving in 18 months

cunning pewter
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No, no.

stable terrace
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It's been my job to be a dick

cunning pewter
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I mean yes.

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But, no.

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Yeah -- so, I love .mil guys because they understand The Mission.

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So, keep that.

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The Mission is more important than any other thing.

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The mission is uptime.

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But, yeah.

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You gotta watch your mouth because: HR.

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XD

stable terrace
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yeah

cunning pewter
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Do you have a security clearance?

stable terrace
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yup

cunning pewter
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nice.

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You'll have more opportunities than I do.

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I landed with a good org.

stable terrace
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where are you located?

cunning pewter
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I feel good about our work -- but, finding that right fit where you can thrive and grow is important.

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I am in Indiana.

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Silicorn Valley.

stable terrace
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lol

cunning pewter
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Cost of Living is dirt cheap, too.

stable terrace
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yeah, I bet. COL isn't too bad in Charleston, higher than where I'm at now, but not california high

cunning pewter
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Right? Those people are crazy.
News Flash -- you can put avacodos on toast out here, too.

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I am shocked that it's 2020 and there hasn't been a diaspora fueled by remote work.

stable terrace
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I know

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are you remote?

cunning pewter
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I can be. I prefer to go to the office.

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As much as I am loathe to admit it, politics are important and face to face affords a lot of off-the-record.

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So, I kinda get why people are close to the well.

stable terrace
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that's true

clever mortar
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Really hard to lead a team that you don't know

cunning pewter
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Right.

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Of course, that being said -- I think there's a niche for these human interactions if one finds a way to make such interactions ephemeral.

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It's a slippery slope.

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Being able to confide and team build really takes proximity, I suppose.

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That said -- some of the folks on my team are flung all over the nation.

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And, the more they document their code -- the more leadership /knows/ about them. ^_^

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I'm a bit of an unofficial quartermaster at work, so -- I enjoy being able to talk to folks face to face.

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I am torn on this subject.

clever mortar
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I've found that it's more who you know than what you know that enables you to get stuff done

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Of course, if you'd asked me that earlier in my career, I'd have said otherwise

cunning pewter
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Yes. Scrum masters serve the role to interoperate across functional teams.

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But, I can't tell you how often a VP will single me out to get something to done.

scenic radish
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so debian server obviously doesn't like my laptop, or more specifically, my laptop's ethernet interface

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or my router doesn't like debian server

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or my laptop

cunning pewter
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Most recent kernel?

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router don't care.

scenic radish
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actually it's my router. it's not respecting static IP addresses set on the device

clever mortar
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That... makes no sense

cunning pewter
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As long as there is not a conflict, you should be right as rain.

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Can you grab a dynamic address?

clever mortar
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If your device is getting a DHCP lease, and you want static, then you didn't disable DHCP

scenic radish
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i assigned a static IP on my pi which was working fine for a long time. now my router will see the static ip but flips back in forth randomly between the static IP and one that it's assigning

clever mortar
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Then DHCP is still enabled

stable terrace
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set a dhcp lease

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static lease

scenic radish
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i'm about to throw my router out the window lol

clever mortar
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Yeah, disable DHCP or set a static lease

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It's not the router

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It's you your laptop

cunning pewter
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You may also have dhcp assigned as well.

scenic radish
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now i'm back to the pi

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same issue

cunning pewter
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interfaces can have two ips.

clever mortar
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100% probability DHCP is still enabled on the laptop

cunning pewter
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You could have a static AND an dynamic on the same interface.

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What distro?

scenic radish
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i was using debian server

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fresh install

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but i went back to the pi, HassOS

cunning pewter
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I just realized I had to ips on my box after talking about it.

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GAH

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XD

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See how one of those is dynamic?

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My guess is that you have something like that going on. Maybe.

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What does your interface look like?

scenic radish
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but i went back to the pi which was working fine before and now it's doing the same behavior

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i'd been using the pi for a year before with no issues

cunning pewter
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So, your router only cares about layers 1-3

clever mortar
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Yeah, but the way IPs are allocated is different in newer versions of Debian

scenic radish
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and the laptop is now disconnected from the network entirely

clever mortar
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Just adding stuff to /etc/network/interfaces isn't enough

cunning pewter
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This issue is either layer 7 or layer 8.

clever mortar
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You've got to make sure that dhclient is disabled

scenic radish
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that's good to know tinkerer. just confused why i have the same issue on my pi now

clever mortar
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Possibly a new enough version of Raspbian ๐Ÿ˜‰

scenic radish
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which had no issues before

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HassOS

clever mortar
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Ah, HassOS... that's a strange thing

scenic radish
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i installed debian server on my laptop to try it out with home assistant

cunning pewter
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If its the same interface, you may need to clear your arp?
/shrug

scenic radish
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then went back to the pi and had the same behavior

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@clever mortar only asking here because it seems more like a network issue

cunning pewter
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It most certainly is.

scenic radish
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maybe it's time for me to get a new router lol

cunning pewter
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nono.

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Your router is fine.

clear ferry
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PEBKAC @scenic radish

scenic radish
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lol whatever

cunning pewter
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Layer 8.

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^_^

clever mortar
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Your router cannot force an IP allocation on a device that doesn't ask for it

scenic radish
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i just don't understand how the same thing is happening on the pi when i didn't change any settings after plugging it back in

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i assigned a static IP months ago

cunning pewter
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You can have a lease for the same mac address that exists.

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And, the arp table could be confuzzled.

clear ferry
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Static ips

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๐Ÿคข

cunning pewter
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I use static internally.

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Mostly, because, I'm not how I can stand up a cluster dynamically.

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I should probably be doing that.

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I even have a subdomain delegated to freeipa in here. I bet I could pull it off.

scenic radish
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so the connection was working fine on the pi. then i went to debian server on a laptop, and noticed it would go between the static IP and an IP my router allocates. so i gave up on that and went back to the pi. same behavior. in my router interface i see
192.168.87.2
then suddenly
192.168.87.48
then
disconnected

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and looping, forever

cunning pewter
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type in
ip a

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paste the results.

scenic radish
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yet i can always access at 192.168.87.2

cunning pewter
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If I can't help you I can at least try.

scenic radish
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will do, one sec

cunning pewter
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You know what?

clear ferry
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Lovely that I am going to a progressive, modern country like the USA

cunning pewter
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I'll even install the same os if I have to.

clear ferry
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But I need to take a refresh vaccine for MMR now

cunning pewter
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@clear ferry obvious troll is obvious.

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^_^

clear ferry
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Because of a outbreak in the area I'm going to ๐Ÿ˜›

clever mortar
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On the bright side, you probably won't die before you get there...

cunning pewter
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Depends. You on a 737?

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XD

clear ferry
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I probably will now since you mentioned it @clever mortar

cunning pewter
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Pray to all the gods. You'll be fine.

clear ferry
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By Crom!

cunning pewter
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I recommend Crom before you come here, tho.

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XD

clever mortar
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๐Ÿคฃ

scenic radish
cunning pewter
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Dear lord.

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OK.

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Lemme see here.

scenic radish
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again, just confused because i disconnected the pi from the network, set up debian server on my laptop, noticed the strange behavior, disconnected the laptop, and plugged the pi back in

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no changes

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it's showing all the HassOS docker containers

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that's why there's so much shit there lol

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is my guess

cunning pewter
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So -- your interface is eth0?

scenic radish
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then again, layer 8

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yep

stable terrace
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.2 is the static?

velvet horizonBOT
stable terrace
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doh

scenic radish
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yeah it is

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so i see on my router for the pi:
192.168.87.2
then
192.168.87.46
then
disconnected
in a loop

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but i can always access at 192.168.87.2

cunning pewter
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Your pi is using this machine as a relay or has its own interface?

scenic radish
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the only reason this is an issue is because it screws up remote access because my router doesn't think it's connected

clever mortar
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Port forwarding shouldn't care if the router thinks there's a DHCP lease

scenic radish
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because i can always access at 192.168.87.2

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so that's the thing. i can't even assign 192.168.87.2 as an DHCP reservation. it refuses to assign it even though no other device has it

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(if i change eth0 to dhcp)

cunning pewter
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=_=

scenic radish
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i don't understand your question cognomen

cunning pewter
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I am confused by your statement regarding not being able to set a reservation on .2

stable terrace
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what's your dhcp pool?

cunning pewter
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Ah so.

scenic radish
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192.168.87.40 to 250

cunning pewter
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Well, that's why.

stable terrace
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that's why you can't assign a reservation

scenic radish
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i've been able to do it before

stable terrace
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it has to be in the pool

scenic radish
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i did that before setting a static ip on the pi

stable terrace
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but something's up with your pi, bc the dhcp server will only try to assign a ip if the pi asks for one

scenic radish
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so that's the weird thing. i had no issues with the pi before. this all started after i disconnected the pi and noticed this behavior on the laptop that i installed debian server on

cunning pewter
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Don't you need something to relay DHCP? I don't think one can simply forward that.

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you need a relay agent, don't you?

scenic radish
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then went back to the pi and saw the same behavior that the laptop showed on the network

cunning pewter
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I think either its smacking down that proto on the firewall or you need to relay it.

stable terrace
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yeah, you'd need a dhcp relay to forward dhcp, but why are you asking about that? what am I missing

cunning pewter
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The pi is DHCP, no?

scenic radish
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static

cunning pewter
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Hrm.

stable terrace
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static, but getting a new ip from router

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correct?

cunning pewter
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Take it out of your dynamic pool.

scenic radish
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the dhcp pool is 192.168.87.40 to 250

cunning pewter
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Assign it something outside your dynamic range.

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if it is static.

scenic radish
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that's what i did

stable terrace
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it is, he's set .2

scenic radish
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192.168.87.2

cunning pewter
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Oh, I thought that was the lappy.

scenic radish
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it was the pi first

cunning pewter
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ARP.

scenic radish
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then i disconnected it

cunning pewter
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this is ARP.

stable terrace
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yeah, sounds like arp

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you're not doing any MAC assignments are you?

scenic radish
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and tried setting the laptop to static *.2

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nope

stable terrace
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spoofing

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hrm

cunning pewter
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Set pi to another static address not shared by any other devices.

scenic radish
#

so how do i correct an issue with ARP

#

doing that now

cunning pewter
#

the router has a table where it maps ip to MAC.

#

I suspect the issue is here.

#

If you can, on the router, you can clear arp.

#

But, that depends on the firmware, os, etc.

scenic radish
#

google wifi... so i don't think so lol

cunning pewter
#

Yeah. Find a discrete addy.

#

no more tears.

#

On a LAN, nothing talks IP.

#

it all talks mac addresses.

#

tables are built on devices that map IP to MAC address.

scenic radish
#

yeah i'll try assigning a different IP. i tried that on the laptop but not on the pi yet

#

right, that makes sense

#

because the mac wouldn't change

#

well... shouldn't

cunning pewter
#

It can, but that's 200 level class next semester.

stable terrace
#

lol

cunning pewter
#

DEADBEEF

clever mortar
#

0xcafe

#

Changing the MAC address is pretty trivial on Linux, at least for most NICs

cunning pewter
#

It's a rabbithole.

#

STAY On TARGET @scenic radish .

#

XD

clever mortar
#

Yeah, but a fun one to go down at times

cunning pewter
#

indeed, it is.

#

Indeed it is.

scenic radish
#

alright assigning 192.168.87.10 now

clever mortar
#

Hey, I'm really your router, send me all your packets

scenic radish
#

lmao

cunning pewter
#

A buddy of mine ARP poisoned a router on me at work once.

#

flipped all my pics upside down.

#

lol, wiseguy. You just created a security incident.

#

XD

#

It gets slow in the NOC sometimes.

#

*got

clever mortar
#

๐Ÿคฃ

cunning pewter
#

Hated NOC work. Ugh

scenic radish
#

ok so it didn't work with the hassos import from usb method, i'll do it via ssh

cunning pewter
#

you may have to restart network services, as well.

#

I haven't been on a pi in a minute.

#

I should find mine, today.

scenic radish
#

also, more relevant info: if i change eth0 to dhcp and let the router assign (no dhcp reservation), everything's fine

#

no looping, which makes sense

#

but i don't want the router's bullshit assigned IP, i want 192.168.87.2. but honestly i've spent so much damn time on this i'm tired of it

#

and i want to play xbox

#

ugh. sorry guys. i'll just reserve the bullshit IP it's assigning and call it a day. sorry to waste your time

clever mortar
#

It's all an opportunity to learn - and no learning is ever a waste of time

cunning pewter
#

yeah.

#

I don't mind.

scenic radish
#

thanks. do you guys understand why i'm confused though? i changed nothing on the pi, tried out debian server on a separate machine, saw a weird issue, went back to the pi, and saw the same strange behavior

cunning pewter
#

I wish I had more mentors when I was hacking at stuff.

#

If its sharing the same IP ARP will drive you mad.

stable terrace
#

yeah that's wierd

clever mortar
#

You may of course have gremlins...

cunning pewter
#

Also, you had it statically assigned to a range in your dynamic.

#

Now, DHCP should be smart enough to not assign something it can ping.

scenic radish
#

i had it statically assigned outside the DHCP pool

cunning pewter
#

but, google is a blackbox.

scenic radish
#

the pool starts at 40, i was assigning 2

cunning pewter
#

Also, true story, cosmic rays can flip bits.

scenic radish
#

maybe it's an EMP

stable terrace
#

well, the pi shouldn't even be requesting an address

scenic radish
#

honestly i almost want to factory reset the router

cunning pewter
#

That would clear arp.

#

XD

scenic radish
#

yup

cunning pewter
#

standby

#

there has to be a better way to try that.

scenic radish
#

yeah i can't find anything on el goog for how to clear arp on google wifi

clever mortar
#

Nuke it from orbit?

cunning pewter
#

It's the only way to be sure.

scenic radish
#

problem solved

cunning pewter
#

Man. It really /is/ a black box.

scenic radish
#

yup

#

i got it before i even knew about home assistant

cunning pewter
#

No worries.

#

I thought about one of those, myself.

#

I ended up with a ubiquity network.

#

I highly recommend it if you upgrade your network.

hearty depot
#

@scenic radish where the hell is the ip range from? 40-250
and 192.168.87 - that doesnt sound like fun

scenic radish
#

yeah the default subnet was 192.168.87

light trout
#

Didn't I tell you to get a better router weeks ago?

cunning pewter
#

Does google router have hardwired ports?

scenic radish
#

@light trout no yes

light trout
#

1xLAN && 1xWAN

cunning pewter
#

:/

#

I guess vlans are out.

#

And, if you do a managed switch you might as well get another router while you're at it. ^_^

dull chasm
#

โ™ฅ๏ธ my unifi

cunning pewter
#

omg, dude.

#

unifi is the Apple of Networks.

clever mortar
#

Just... disable the telemetry they snuck in ๐Ÿ˜‰

light trout
#

it just works

cunning pewter
#

Except -- the hell with your phone home? I can has patch please?

clever mortar
#

Yeah, that's why I won't buy them now... Mikrotik are back on my list

hearty depot
#

I schould do that ๐Ÿคฎ

cunning pewter
#

They're gonna update that.

#

They stepped on a landmine.

clever mortar
#

Tap danced in a field of them

cunning pewter
#

fwiw, it is GDPR.

hearty depot
#

the mine was to small

dull chasm
#

haters

cunning pewter
#

I love mine.

#

warts and all.

#

GDPR is fine. Off is better, and -- that's in the pipe.

clever mortar
#

They pulled a Google ๐Ÿ˜›

#

We'll do this, and then fix it later

cunning pewter
#

LEAN vs Waterfall.

#

^_^

dull chasm
#

wth are yall taling about my setup has been flawless for years

cunning pewter
#

yeah, when you update your AP, it'll start talking to the mothership and fail if you block it.

light trout
#

don't update

hearty depot
#

They intruduced GPDR approved spying in the firmware

light trout
#

that is the new normal...

cunning pewter
#

GDPR is pretty draconion.

dull chasm
#

well i dont see any callbacks on wireshark/pihole

cunning pewter
#

honestly.

#

you will /yoda

#

It's fine. They're slipping all over themselves to patch it.

#

And, what's there is GDPR.

#

Honestly? meh.

dull chasm
#

but i did find a old tablet i am using for hadash that is consuming 15 mbps ...it is currently blocked

cunning pewter
#

I'm in the US -- we leave cookies and milk out in our private conversations for the NSA.

dull chasm
#

##metoo

scenic radish
#

lol

#

snaccurate

dull chasm
#

yep ...with this snowflake world hard to be pc

clear ferry
#

#whataboutme sad

cunning pewter
#

I can't wait until OK Boomer EEOC claims start piling up.

#

that will be lollercaust.

#

40+ is a protected class.
I can has lawsuit nau? XD

dull chasm
#

youngen ^^^

boreal pewter
#

Vasiley how is your Unifi Grafana Stack doing?

dull chasm
#

have not tried it

boreal pewter
#

๐Ÿ˜ฑ

dull chasm
#

i know huh

clear ferry
#

Lol 40+

#

You are all fossils

#

Except @light trout

cunning pewter
#

I am a methusela.

#

I turn 45 in jan.

clear ferry
#

So you are half the age of @dull chasm

#

Nice to have some kids here

dull chasm
#

๐Ÿ–•

cunning pewter
#

I'm so old, I have to take my glasses off when I poop.

clear ferry
#

โค

unreal orbit
#

You're all a bunch of ๐Ÿ‘ด to me

clear ferry
#

@dull chasm you are still on my nice list for Christmas

dull chasm
#

oh ok โค๏ธ

cunning pewter
#

re: pooping, because -- I am nearsighted and I refuse to wear bifocals just so I can shit and read reddit.

clear ferry
#

Ship to : old fart in the swamp

unreal orbit
#

How's the wrist doing @dull chasm

clear ferry
#

Status: delivered

dull chasm
#

not great @unreal orbit thanks so much for asking

unreal orbit
#

damn, sorry man.

dull chasm
#

5 fractures

cunning pewter
#

Yeow!

#

bonebroth.

#

get yee some bone broth.

dull chasm
cunning pewter
#

Unf

dull chasm
#

call me terminator ๐Ÿคฃ

cunning pewter
#

COME WITH ME IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO WALK PAST THESE ROLLER BLADES VERY CAREFULLY.

dull chasm
#

airport will never be the same

unreal orbit
#

That really sucks. I've never had a hand/arm fracture, but I've broken my collar bone a few times. Recovery is the worst

dull chasm
#

yep

cunning pewter
#

On the plus side, at least you don't need weather reports, anymore.

dull chasm
#

no shit

#

prolly got to have surgey again in 6 months to remove the chipped bone on left

cunning pewter
#

I ripped some muscle off my bone rolling in jiu jitsu. I wasn't right for two years.

dull chasm
#

thank god my job i have great benifits

cunning pewter
#

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

unreal orbit
#

A silver lining to everything

dull chasm
#

yep i still have close to 4000 hrs of time i can take off

cunning pewter
#

does that shit roll over?

dull chasm
#

yep

cunning pewter
#

DAMN

scenic radish
#

wut

dull chasm
#

i work in goverment

scenic radish
#

500 days???

clever mortar
#

I'd like to chill for a while now

scenic radish
#

for those outside the US, not sure if days are different in metric

dull chasm
#

at least and i earn more even while i am out

boreal pewter
#

Ha, newest Unifi Update. I was asked if I want to send diagnostics to Ubiqity upon login

scenic radish
#

can't convert, sry

cunning pewter
#

Henceforth, I shall take every Friday off.

unreal orbit
#

I need to get me one of them guvment jobs

clever mortar
#

4K hours... 533 days... 106 weeks (5 day week)

#

More than two years

cunning pewter
#

@boreal pewter Did they patch it already?

boreal pewter
#

Yes seems so

#

What is it.. 5.22.35 ?

#

Came yesterday

cunning pewter
#

Must be it.

boreal pewter
#

5.12.35

cunning pewter
#

Don't recall it /asking/ before.

boreal pewter
cunning pewter
#

Oh. Hrm.

#

Does cloudkey get updates on the same cadence?

#

I guess I should fire it up and see.

boreal pewter
#

๐Ÿคท

dull chasm
#

goverment jobs suck at the beginning of your career .... low pay and time to take off ... but after 20 yrs like me now i get over 60+ days a year in sick/personal

boreal pewter
#

Oh Vasiley is Secret Service

dull chasm
#

no louisiana state police

clever mortar
#

Chasing Jake and Elmo ๐Ÿ˜›

dull chasm
#

yep ^^^^

boreal pewter
#

๐Ÿ˜ฑ

#

I've seen once a series of cops changing country, US vs Germany

#

Was fun ๐Ÿ˜›

cunning pewter
#

@boreal pewter I can only get 5.11.50-12745-1 presently.

boreal pewter
#

Wow that's looks old

#

I started Unifi 2 days ago so .22

cunning pewter
#

Hrm.

#

I wonder if it wants to patch piecemeal.

#

OR

#

my cloudkey controller has a different cadence.

#

OH

#

firmware update.

dull chasm
#

just checked i have one too ....5.12.35-12979-1 ...........update?

cunning pewter
#

That looks to be the one that forgives past sins.

boreal pewter
#

Yeah update, it asks for Statistics

cunning pewter
#

then say, "HELL no"

dull chasm
#

ok getting a backup

#

1st

clever mortar
#

To whomever it may concern, GTFO

cunning pewter
#

You are a better man than I am.

#

Oh, wait.

#

I have been getting monthly backups.

#

wipes single tear

#

Thanks past me.

boreal pewter
#

I set it to daily for 30 days

dull chasm
#

i get backups too but i always get one current before upgrading

cunning pewter
#

I treat flash like it's 1990

#

omg.

#

Have you heard about the tesla trashing it's ssd with /var/log

#

that's gonna be fun.

boreal pewter
#

Old but gold

cunning pewter
#

You'd think being an SRE would make me less of a cowboy when I come home.

#

It's like I am asking for pain.

#

Imma back up now because you guys have my mind right.

hearty depot
#

I would love to have more space on my ER-x
Cant even update the debian packages ๐Ÿ™ˆ

cunning pewter
#

ooof.

#

Cycled the network,.

boreal pewter
#

Yep ๐Ÿ˜„

#

I guess everyone went updating now

dull chasm
#

yep i had seven devices to upgrade also .....on last two now

#

ap's are slow

#

to upgrade

clear ferry
#

Ha @dull chasm even more than me, I'm only rolling over 44 days this year ๐Ÿ˜‚

dull chasm
#

lol

clear ferry
#

But I'm also rolling over 73 days of paternity leave though

cunning pewter
#

Yeah.

#

Updatefest.

#

My speedtests don't seem to be working, anmore.

#

*anymore

boreal pewter
#

I'm not so happy with my DNS Benchmark

abstract hinge
#

I'm looking for a couple of door sensors

#

anyone got some idea's for a cheap once that also can survive the cold

clever mortar
abstract hinge
#

I wasnt fully sure if i had to be there

clever mortar
#

Do read the channel topics ๐Ÿ˜‰

#

For chat around things that aren't Home Assistant related...

abstract hinge
#

i did its isnt fully HA related as i also want something that doesnt chat with china if you get what i mean

#

aka tuya

clever mortar
#

Well, you're using it with HA?

#

Then... it's related

abstract hinge
#

good point

#

moving over

cunning pewter
#

Well, that's fun.

#

I think someone was using me in a DNS amplification attack.

dull chasm
#

sorry

cunning pewter
#

FreeIPA was going NUTS.

dull chasm
#

i wont do again

cunning pewter
#

I guess I should be teh bettar sysop

dull chasm
#

true but @clever mortar encouraged me too

cunning pewter
#

I send out GIGS of shite.

clever mortar
#

Hey, if sombody's vulnerable they're fair game

cunning pewter
#

I was like -- wtf. Why am I sending out gigs of, OOOOOohhhhhhhhh.

#

I only need to turn it on when I need new certs.
๐Ÿ˜ 

#

Or. . .

#

I guess, I could. . .

#

use a freakin firewall.

#

XD

#

U G H

clever mortar
#

Let's Encrypt ?

cunning pewter
#

yeah.

clever mortar
#

DNS-01

#

Just sayin'

cunning pewter
#

Fucking cert management sucks, mang.

#

DNS-01?

#

eh?

#

oh, 101?

#

like. I should know better?

clever mortar
#

Nope

#

You can use DNS-01 to get the certs, rather than HTTP-01

#

No need for open ports

#

It's a little slower, since it uses your DNS provider, and things have to expire

#

But... 2 minutes vs 30 seconds

cunning pewter
#

I delegate a subdomain to an internal dns server.

clever mortar
#

Ah

#

You (too) are crazy complicated for a home network then ๐Ÿ˜„

cunning pewter
#

I see your schwartz is as big as mine!

#

Ever since 1918 went kaput, I was like, FINE. I'LL JUSt RESOLVE.

clever mortar
#

I've simplified it over time, I don't really need a DMZ, and multiple firewalls, and...

#

But, it was fun

cunning pewter
#

I have workloads I want to isolate from my home-lan.

#

It's a proving grounds.

#

I intend to open it up to consume services, and... I really don't want to be pwnt.

clever mortar
#

Yeah

#

That's why I used to have a DMZ and what have you, but I don't do that any more

cunning pewter
#

I totally get that.

clever mortar
#

My home tinkering is now focussed around HA ๐Ÿ˜›

cunning pewter
#

I have spent so much god damned money that, I sometimes sit in a puddle of my own tears and wonder why I didn't just AWS.

clever mortar
#

๐Ÿคฃ

cunning pewter
#

Fucking -- my latest escapade is antsle.

#

At this point, it's just sunk cost fallacy keeping me going.

#

XD

#

It IS nice tho, honestly.

#

I can take a snapshot and clone a vm in like -- 20 seconds.

#

it is stupid fast.

clever mortar
#

Hmmmm

cunning pewter
#

500GB .m2 cache

clever mortar
#

Guess I know what I'll be poking at ... another piece of random tech to play with ๐Ÿ˜„

cunning pewter
#

It's....

#

getting there.

#

Their orchestration is based on gentoo but -- a little bird told me they're tired of supporting people like me and are just going to relent and make a centos build.

clever mortar
#

Gentoo ๐Ÿคฃ

cunning pewter
#

Right?

#

I was like.

clever mortar
#

Oh... that's a blast from the past

cunning pewter
#

DAFUQ -- I need to compile a god damned APC UPS daemon?

#

And they were like.

#

Yeah, sorry about that.

boreal pewter
#

Bruh my Network feels like next gen after using FritzBox for since I route

cunning pewter
#

Fritzbox?

#

Do tell.

#

I suppose I could fgi

#

You've been panning today, Anon.

clever mortar
#

European brand of DSL/cable routers

boreal pewter
#

I always was Fritzbox user, with a single network and a single WIFI and some premade guest mode and shit

cunning pewter
#

Oh dear god. My network is snappier now that I'm not botting the god damned china.

boreal pewter
#

Now I have Unifi and dude my network is so crazy, I have 3 different networks ๐Ÿ˜ฑ

cunning pewter
#

Oh yeah.

#

unifi is bees knees.

#

You can do some more advanced stuff in shell.

boreal pewter
#

It's fun to find out what my boss at work can actually see then... ponder

cunning pewter
#

What's your bandwidth?

boreal pewter
#

Like wtf why another GB in WhatsApp

#

100Mbit VDSL

cunning pewter
#

Do you have a USG? Well, I assume so -- it sounds like you're doing DPI.

boreal pewter
#

USG and a NanoHD

#

With controller in Docker on my Deskmini

cunning pewter
#

That's how I found out I was amplifying.

boreal pewter
#

And a managed Switch sadly not from Unifi in between

cunning pewter
#

Fucking, DNS was up to 300GB in under an hour.

boreal pewter
#

With a FritzBox for PPPoE and Nat

#

I have no DNS entry, just "Network Protocols" with over 100GB

cunning pewter
#

yeah, that's it.

boreal pewter
#

I still would see the hits in Adguard then

#

The problem with UDP jokes: I donโ€™t get half of them.

cunning pewter
#

@_____________________________________________@

#

@______________________________________________________@

#

that's more like it.

#

^_^

boreal pewter
#

An ARP request goes to McDonaldโ€™s and asks for a Big MAC

cunning pewter
#

If you wanna see an oldschool joke, check out RFC1149.

#

oh shit.

#

ietf is hanging? wtf.

#

here we go.

#
                                                            Errata Exist

Network Working Group                                        D. Waitzman
Request for Comments: 1149                                       BBN STC
                                                            1 April 1990


   A Standard for the Transmission of IP Datagrams on Avian Carriers```
#

XD

#

gets me every time.

clever mortar
#

RFC 7168

#

This paper outlines an extension to HTCPCP to allow for pots to provide networked tea-brewing facilities.

cunning pewter
#

That's important business.

#

XD

boreal pewter
#

I will just need a few weeks to remember these numbers but then, oh then it's in the office like: Hey let's do a RFC7168

#

Actually it's then RFC2324 tho

clever mortar
#

Your go to for trolling colleagues

#

RFC 2410 is a good one

cunning pewter
#

Read this for an increased appreciation for humanity:

#

A 15 year old started the movement and saved the error code from the specification of several languages.

#

#save418 went viral.

#

meh paywall.

cunning pewter
#

Ugh. I should not have put fermented cod liver oil in my health shake.

#

Mistakes were made.

light trout
scenic radish
#

@cunning pewter that doesn't sound like a good idea... ever

cunning pewter
#

I was feeling cheeky. I thought -- ok, this will be a good source of nutrients.

#

FUCK. NO.

#

You just gotta put that on a tablespoon and deal with it.

scenic radish
#

RIP

clear ferry
#

We Norwegians are used to a tablespoon of cod liver oil a day as kids

light trout
#

speak for yourself

#

I tried it once, not great
took sana sol instead

clear ferry
#

Kids these days ๐Ÿ˜›

clever mortar
#

That's soooo last century - you need to keep up ๐Ÿ˜‰

clear ferry
clever mortar
#

Yeah, I'll be doing a migration next year - feedback is that it's night and day

cunning pewter
clear ferry
#

Interesting @clever mortar maybe I should order one already for my next attempt at zigbee2mqtt

clever mortar
#

It's got "a little" long, but the short version is ... it's a lot faster

#

Like, sports car vs pedal car

light trout
#

harder, faster, better, stronger

clear ferry
#

Scoooooooooooter

#

Lol I selected Norway on the TI site to look at shipping cost, they sent me to a _sorry we are doing maintenance, try again later _ facepalm

cunning pewter
#
Nov 23 16:35:47 freeipa named-pkcs11[6906]: client @0x7f01bd7a3570 62.133.133.248#32876 (PEACECORPS.GOV): query (cache) 'PEACECORPS.GOV/ANY/IN' denied
Nov 23 16:35:47 freeipa named-pkcs11[6906]: client @0x7f01bd7a3570 62.133.133.248#32876 (PEACECORPS.GOV): query (cache) 'PEACECORPS.GOV/ANY/IN' denied
Nov 23 16:35:47 freeipa named-pkcs11[6906]: client @0x7f01bd7a3570 62.133.133.248#32876 (PEACECORPS.GOV): query (cache) 'PEACECORPS.GOV/ANY/IN' denied
Nov 23 16:35:47 freeipa named-pkcs11[6906]: client @0x7f01bd7a3570 62.133.133.248#32876 (PEACECORPS.GOV): query (cache) 'PEACECORPS.GOV/ANY/IN' denied
Nov 23 16:35:47 freeipa named-pkcs11[6906]: client @0x7f01bd7a3570 62.133.133.248#32876 (PEACECORPS.GOV): query (cache) 'PEACECORPS.GOV/ANY/IN' denied
Nov 23 16:35:47 freeipa named-pkcs11[6906]: client @0x7f01bd7a3570 62.133.133.248#32876 (PEACECORPS.GOV): query (cache) 'PEACECORPS.GOV/ANY/IN' denied
Nov 23 16:35:47 freeipa named-pkcs11[6906]: client @0x7f01bd7a3570 62.133.133.248#32876 (PEACECORPS.GOV): query (cache) 'PEACECORPS.GOV/ANY/IN' denied
Nov 23 16:35:47 freeipa named-pkcs11[6906]: client @0x7f01bd7a3570 5.29.36.80#2641 (PEACECORPS.GOV): query (cache) 'PEACECORPS.GOV/ANY/IN' denied
Nov 23 16:35:47 freeipa named-pkcs11[6906]: client @0x7f01bd7a3570 5.29.36.80#2641 (PEACECORPS.GOV): query (cache) 'PEACECORPS.GOV/ANY/IN' denied```
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That's interesting.

scenic radish
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Hmmmmmmm

cunning pewter
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This DNS attack is wild.

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I gotta figure out a way to automate editing this network group.

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I've got a throttle set on DNS and I am tailing the log to see the culprits.

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Someone is after the peacecorps today, apparently.

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NOT ON My WATCH, PEACECORPS. COGNOMEN HAS YOUR BACK.

balmy inlet
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welp the door latch broke, time to buy smart locks ๐Ÿ™‚

hushed basalt
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"broke"

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One screw is slightly loosened

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It's like me and my tv

balmy inlet
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lol, the latch part that goes into the door frame does not open anymore, knob works fine but.... smart locks ๐Ÿ˜›

hushed basalt
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Didn't fit on the vesa bracket. No choice but to buy a new tv

balmy inlet
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thats the only option

wet pilot
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@hushed basalt have something similar going on with my tv. It sends bad CEC commands to the receiver sometimes. I'm going to replace it because of that

clear ferry
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Rofl

wet pilot
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it'll randomly decide that even though its source is set to the receiver that it is the thing that should be playing something and flips the receiver source to TV

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pain in the ass

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oh, also i have to manually tell it on every start up to "connect to the receiver" to get it to stop blocking volume controls to everything else

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samsung is bad at software

hushed basalt
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Hdmi is a crap shoot

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Cec that is

wet pilot
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mainly because hardware manufacturers fancy themselves as software shops and are bad at it

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see: Every car's infotainment system

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Tesla is the exception as they're a software shop that happens to make cars

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but they get certain car building stuff wrong that no one else does these days (inconsistent panel gaps, sub par paint jobs)

clear ferry
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Shitty ride comfort

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Is my worst problem with the Tesla

clear ferry
hushed basalt
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Lol

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Reported straight to HR

clear ferry
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Holy heck, hope you Aussie guys are ok

hushed basalt
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It's like in Minecraft

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When you accidently set your wooden building on fire

clear ferry
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I can proudly say I have never played Minecraft ๐Ÿ˜›

boreal pewter
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Minecraft and Minecraft Server is what made me become a SysAdmin

clear ferry
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I only know two people IRL who actually play it, a lesbian couple in their 30s the wife knows, with poor financial judgement that bought two gaming laptops to play it with eachother ๐Ÿ˜‚

boreal pewter
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Laptops for Minecraft, 20 FPS incoming ๐Ÿ˜„

light trout
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I played the iPad (creative) version many many many many hours๐Ÿ™ˆ

boreal pewter
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SO @clear ferry and @light trout , let's have a RFC2324

light trout
clear ferry
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@boreal pewter but they were gaming laptops, with dedicated graphics cards that cost โ‚ฌ2200 each

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Prefer RFC 1149 though

nocturne aspen
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Anyone had some luck with using Harmony Hub with Kodi ?

clear ferry
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Kodi ๐Ÿคข

boreal pewter
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I once bought a cheap used not too old Gaming Laptop as well, after a year I was sick because it was more a hassle to handle it and the periphals I then bought this PC for 2500โ‚ฌ

nocturne aspen
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What's wrong with Kodi? I love it almost as much as my missus ๐Ÿ˜

clear ferry
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Plex 4 lyfe

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I stopped using Kodi before it was called Kodi though

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I used to flash Xboxes with xbmc in days of yore and sell them chipped

hushed basalt
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My flashed xbox is dying

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Time to go

boreal pewter
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Oh btw Plex I have to add another 500GB from yesterday

hushed basalt
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Halo reach is better anyways

boreal pewter
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And I got the 15TB+ of Media

clear ferry
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I have a 22TB library, I need to buy more storage soon ๐Ÿ˜›

boreal pewter
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I have no storage ๐Ÿ˜›

clear ferry
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Don't trust that flimsy cloud storage angryboi

boreal pewter
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You know when it's gone it's gone, it's just.. legal copied backups

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On the other hand I know of people storing 180TB there

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And as well doubt they can just delete it if they feel like it.. personal data and so ๐Ÿ˜›

nocturne aspen
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i really dont like Plex, it just adds an additional layer of complexity to something what should be kept as simple as possible

boreal pewter
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Then you haven't understand Plex

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And I maybe haven't understood Kodi as well. But in Kodi how do you stream your downloaded media from a dedicated server to your home?

nocturne aspen
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keeping another server - closed source, i must mention, doing something what can be done perfectly fine with SAMBA

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ha, actually samba would still need to stay

boreal pewter
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Uh I would decline that all common clients can just stream from Samba?

wet pilot
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upnp maybe

boreal pewter
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From another network?

wet pilot
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yeah, outside you'd be boned

clear ferry
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๐Ÿ‘†

nocturne aspen
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@Anon, OK if you keep your media on dedicated server then sure, Samba doesnt make much sense (have you tried SSHFS though? ๐Ÿ˜› )

wet pilot
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user space file systems are gross

nocturne aspen
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but that's a very uncommon and extremely expensive solution

wet pilot
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(i say this as a mergerfs user)

boreal pewter
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Honestly: I just gonna doubt that you can stream a 4k 80Mbit movie just fine with a 100Mbit connection with cloud storage with the way you just told

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ANd that is pretty cheap too

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I still don't pay more than 50โ‚ฌ per month for a dedicated gigabit server and unlimited cloud storage

wet pilot
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600/y adds up

nocturne aspen
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Hetzner has servers with 8.5-10TB of storage costing between 70-350 eur/month

boreal pewter
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Not 70

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30

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And I only took 4TB because I have unlimited cloud

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@wet pilot and considering this as a 'hobbies', I think it is fine to pay 'that much' per month for a hobbies ๐Ÿ˜›

nocturne aspen
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but even if its 50 - for 100 eur you can easily get a server itself. Network connection wont cost you extra, as you already have one. Lets say that electricity will cost you 20 euro/month

boreal pewter
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Well I still have some more tho..

nocturne aspen
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so self-hosting not only saves you between 30 and 320 euro/per month, but also offers faster transfers, better quality, basically unlimited space

boreal pewter
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@nocturne aspen theoretically, you forgot that there are not so many places with Gigabit. IN germany - like me - forget it. I do have a small Home Server but I can't host my dedicated stuff here unless I would have Gigabit and even then the peaks would probably annoy me without limiting the server then generally

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So.. just theoretically

nocturne aspen
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sure, im not discussing that you dont need/shouldnt use your solution. As long as youre happy with it. Im just saying that it is a very unusual approach which will be terribly expensive for most of the people

boreal pewter
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And btw, your calculation has a small lack. One time fees. YOu have to add the calculation of UNLIMITED storage (so just calculcate HDD worth of 200TB for now) as well as all the other hardware. Then you would need to upgrade it every few years. ANd if it breaks you pay again too.

nocturne aspen
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if you need a dedicated gigabit server anyway for something else, and for example watch your movies mostly out of house, then its gonna work perfectly fine

boreal pewter
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This against the 40โ‚ฌ for server per month - 20โ‚ฌ electricity per month.

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So you have a 20 bucks per month to calculate against 200TB of storage and hardware

nocturne aspen
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@boreal pewter Its hard to believe that you've got a server with 200TB of online storage for 40 euro

boreal pewter
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I have unlimited storage...

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As I said, just calculate with 200TB... unlimited is still more ๐Ÿ˜›

nocturne aspen
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is that online storage though ?

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or Amazon EC2

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or something similar

boreal pewter
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And as said, without gigabit it's a pain in the ass. I tried that with my 100Mbit when I remade my setup just a few months ago. I was using like 90% of the time 100% bandwidth. Now don't ask me how gaming and streaming worked... it didn't. That's when I outsourced again

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It's cloud storage which is mounted on my home server and the dedicated one. WHile the dedicated one handles down and uploads my home server streams the stuff from the cloud storage and a few friends stream from the dedicated one

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4k works fine

nocturne aspen
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Is that unlimited storage available for everyone = can i get an unlimited storage, with no bandwidth limits, fast as internal storage, mountable in the file system for 10-50eur/month

boreal pewter
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Google Business Cloud, everyone can get it without a business. And the magic Linux word there is then called Rclone to handle the files.
It has limits tho, it's just a question if you're likely to handle them or not

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There at least is no official bandwidth involved. However you can't use that for workloads

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It's just for backups and media kind of

nocturne aspen
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But isnt rclone only syncing, therefore you still need same amount of storage physically in your server

boreal pewter
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My work flow: rtorrent downloads into a mergerfs directory, mergerfs from a host-dir and from the mounted cloud-dir, it downloads onto the host so you need SOME storage. Thus why I took 4TB. Every night my upload jobs upload it to the cloud then where it directly re-appears from within the mounted cloud-dir.

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ANd you can upload 750GB per day, thus I have limited it to 700GB

nocturne aspen
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What about playing movies

boreal pewter
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I stream 4k just fine

nocturne aspen
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Let's say I want to watch a random movie from my 100TB collection in a train

boreal pewter
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I yet only have 15TB and 4k movies with up to 80Mbit work fine with my 100Mbit

nocturne aspen
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Do I just click play? How the movie is seen by Plex if it's on Google Cloud

boreal pewter
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The mergerFS directory

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That is mounted into my rtorrent and Plex Docker Container

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As said when you upload it never disappears due to the mergerfs, it just gets "transfered over the internet from one directory into the other which are fused"

nocturne aspen
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That mergerfs sounds like an awesome tool, need to read about it more

boreal pewter
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If you have done that and think about it theoretically it is actually pretty simple and logic ๐Ÿ˜›

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While the setup overall is pretty difficult

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Specifically finding the correct settings

nocturne aspen
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And you need to trust Google with your data :p