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L1[00:00:14] <Amanda> keeping the exact smae
ABI in forge would mean an ever-expanding compat layer
L2[00:00:44] <prisma> it kinda exists
L3[00:00:48] <prisma> is called Fabric
L4[00:01:14] <prisma> fabric doesn't just
break things willy-nilly afaik
L5[00:02:28] <Amanda> %choose laptop naptime
again?
L6[00:02:28] <MichiBot> Amanda: No, maybe
tomorrow.
L7[00:02:45] <Amanda> .... I'm not leaving
my laptop on overnight for no reason, MichiBot
L8[00:03:11] <prisma> Why not
L9[00:03:31] <Amanda> not worth the
wear/tear on the [sh]dd
L10[00:03:48] <prisma> huh, I leave my
computer on all the time
L11[00:03:57] <prisma> and I've got an
SSD
L12[00:04:38] <prisma> never noticed any
issues
L13[00:04:52] <prisma> might be because its
a samsung ssd tho lmao
L14[00:04:54] <Amanda> I used to do that
when linux would lock up or similar on suspend, but since it works
fine, I'mma let my laptop nap
L15[00:05:10] <prisma> Linux good &
best
L16[00:05:20] <Amanda> I had to replace the
HDD once in my laptop, and just replacedthe SSD the other day for
morestorage
L17[00:05:31] <prisma> From what to
what?
L18[00:05:46] <Amanda> 1-250 to 500
L19[00:05:47] <prisma> I've got a 500gb ssd
in rn but I might upg to a 1tb soon
L20[00:06:07] <Amanda> I also set it up so
my laptop blows away / every boot. :D
L22[00:06:45] <Amanda> my root drive is a
tmpfs.
L23[00:07:00] <prisma> why
L24[00:07:21] <Amanda> Helps identify state
that I might care about that isn't somewhereI'dthink to back
up
L25[00:07:32] <Amanda> But mostly: For
fun
L26[00:07:46] <prisma> then I'm guessing
`/usr` and `/home` are on seperate partitions?
L27[00:07:58] <prisma> wait this is irc we
don't have markdown
L28[00:08:00] <prisma> im stupid
L29[00:08:25] <Amanda> `/home` is, `/usr`
isn'tmuch used in NixOS, beyond basic compat
L30[00:08:28] <prisma> nixos?
L31[00:08:34] <Amanda> NixOS can boot with
literally just /boot and /nix
L32[00:08:35] <prisma> never heard of that
one
L33[00:08:56] <Amanda> declaritive config
is fun
L34[00:09:13] <Amanda> also easy
roll-backs
L35[00:09:20] <prisma> hmm, should I move
my games off my SSD and onto my external HDD
L36[00:09:22] <Amanda> all for
"free"
L37[00:12:35] <Amanda> Literally the only
things on my ssd isthe OS, and anything I install that's managd by
Nix
L38[00:12:49] <Amanda> all my data, games,
etc is on the spinning rust.
L39[00:13:15] *
Amanda collapses into a pile of floof near Elfi
L40[00:13:21] <Amanda> going to unplug now,
expect weird typos
L41[00:30:00] <Amanda> %choose waves or
hallucinate
L42[00:30:00] <MichiBot> Amanda: I
received a message from future you, said to go with
"hallucinate".
L43[00:30:32]
<Hacka> is
tis-3d the only one on fabric atm
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L49[00:44:43] <Amanda> >
<Hacka> is tis-3d the only one on fabric
atm
L50[00:44:43] <Amanda> Someone was working
on a fabric oc1.16 port, got stuck with you shit
L51[00:44:50] <Amanda> With gpu shit
L52[00:44:55] <Amanda> Thanks,
android
L53[00:46:00] <ThePiGuy24> %p
L54[00:46:01] <MichiBot> Ping reply from
ThePiGuy24 0.7s
L55[01:02:02] <Amanda> %choose early bed
time?
L56[01:02:02] <MichiBot> Amanda: Yes! Do
it now!
L57[01:02:13] <Amanda> Fine, fine
L58[01:02:30] *
Amanda curls up around elfi, proteccs and zzzmews
L59[01:02:32] <Amanda> Night nerds
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<SnailDOS>
:HelloWink: hello
L62[02:41:38] <Izaya> Amanda: ugh, steam
too? good thing I installed it for OBS I guess. fucking
lennartware.
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L64[02:47:35] <Izaya> kill me now
>.>
L65[02:56:34] <ThePiGuy24> %p
L66[02:56:36] <MichiBot> Ping reply from
ThePiGuy24 0.7s
L67[02:56:52] <ThePiGuy24> cant tell if its
just my internet or other things
L68[03:29:06]
<TheDespairfulGamer> Hello, I want to
write to an eeprom a program that will allow a drone to use wifi,
is this doable? I am using oc for mc 1.10.2
L69[03:34:41] <fingercomp> I don't see why
it wouldn't be
L70[03:35:31] <fingercomp> (unless, of
course, you meant the real-world wireless network protocols)
L71[03:59:33]
<TheDespairfulGamer> >fingercomp: I
don't see why it wouldn't be
L72[03:59:33]
<TheDespairfulGamer> nope
L74[04:00:17]
<TheDespairfulGamer> and I need a program
to connect my pc to it, in game pc that is.
L75[04:00:46]
<TheDespairfulGamer> like a normal modem
code
L76[04:12:20] <fingercomp> uh, I'm quite
sure this isn't even valid Lua
L77[04:12:38] <fingercomp> unless the relay
bot messed the code up
L78[04:13:25] <fingercomp> ...which it did,
yes; sorry, then
L79[04:17:21] <fingercomp> so, is the code
doing something you don't expect?
L80[04:22:39]
<Vaur>
%tonkout
L81[04:22:39] <MichiBot> Zounderkite!
Vaur! You beat your own previous record of 2 hours, 36 minutes and
3 seconds (By 4 hours, 4 minutes and 30 seconds)! I hope you're
happy!
L82[04:22:40] <MichiBot> Vaur has tonked
out! Tonk has been reset! They gained 0.006 tonk points! plus 0.01
bonus points for consecutive hours! Current score: 1.57401255,
Position #1
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L84[04:38:15] <NoselessVillager> Hello
there everyone!
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L86[04:48:28] <ThePiGuy24> %p
L87[04:48:29] <MichiBot> Ping reply from
ThePiGuy24 0.71s
L88[04:48:34] <ThePiGuy24> bah
L89[06:15:11] <dequbed> Izaya: PipeWire
isn't lennartware you twat <.<
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L93[06:21:09] <Izaya> dequbed: technically,
I think it'd be wimware
L94[06:23:37] <dequbed> Izaya: Yes, it
would.
L95[06:24:23]
<ThePiGuy24> michealware
L96[06:24:24]
<ThePiGuy24> which micheal? who
knows.
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L98[07:02:06]
<Vaur>
%tonk
L99[07:02:06] <MichiBot> Goshhawk! Vaur!
You beat your own previous record of <0 (By 2 hours, 39 minutes
and 27 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L100[07:02:07] <MichiBot> Vaur's new
record is 2 hours, 39 minutes and 27 seconds! No points gained for
stealing from yourself. (Lost out on 0.00266)
L102[07:08:58] <dequbed> Izaya: It's
definitely a start. 1x habitable planets?
L103[07:10:08] <Izaya> wild space
L104[07:10:23] <Izaya> got several
colonisation ships en route, plus a bunch of planets
terraforming
L105[07:13:39] <dequbed> Sure, it's a
start
L106[07:29:01]
<MalkContent> I'm finally building a new
pc irl and it really made me miss this mod 😅
L107[07:33:35]
<MalkContent> so basically, just trying to
say thank you to anyone who helped make this thing
L108[07:33:35]
<MalkContent> a very memorable experience
:)
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zsh sets mode: +v on Vexatos
L112[08:17:56] <TPG24> %p
L113[08:17:57] <MichiBot> Ping reply from
TPG24 0.35s
L114[08:18:12] <TPG24> slightly less
terrible than earlier
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L117[08:23:43] <YoPester> hi
L118[08:24:41] <YoPester> Anyone is
there?
L119[08:25:00]
<ThePiGuy24> perhaps
L120[08:25:08] <YoPester> oh
L121[08:25:17]
<SoraFirestorm> can't confirm; not
here
L122[08:25:25] <YoPester> what?
L123[08:25:58]
<SoraFirestorm> I'm... not here
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L126[08:40:17] <YoPester> hi
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L130[08:51:26] <YoPester> why nobody
chats
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<SoraFirestorm> sometimes the chat is just
quiet
L133[08:53:12]
<SoraFirestorm> the vast majority of the
American users are probably asleep
L134[08:53:39]
<SoraFirestorm> because it's almost
2/3/4/5 AM, depending on the timezone
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L139[09:43:47] <YoPester> hi
L140[09:45:37] <YoPester> i have a
bug
L141[09:45:41] <YoPester> that i cant read
weather
L142[09:45:47] <YoPester> the json.lua is
broken
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<Vaur>
%tonkout
L150[11:41:25] <MichiBot> Gadsbudlikins!
Vaur! You beat your own previous record of 2 hours, 39 minutes and
27 seconds (By 1 hour, 59 minutes and 51 seconds)! I hope you're
happy!
L151[11:41:26] <MichiBot> Vaur has tonked
out! Tonk has been reset! They gained 0.004 tonk points! plus 0.006
bonus points for consecutive hours! Current score: 1.58401255,
Position #1
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L154[12:04:09] <YoPester>
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA SEND HELP THERE IS TORNADO ON OUR CITY
(roleplay btw)
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L156[12:34:52] *
Elfi blinks.
L157[12:36:32] <Amanda> Not sure what kind
of help they expect.
L158[12:42:40] <S3> Well hey
L159[12:42:54] <S3> I think I will forever
favor irssi
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L164[13:06:37] <Amanda> Inari: Let mee
innnnnnn~
L165[13:11:04]
<Vaur>
%tonk
L166[13:11:04] <MichiBot> Dad-Sizzle!
Vaur! You beat your own previous record of <0 (By 1 hour, 29
minutes and 38 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L167[13:11:05] <MichiBot> Vaur's new
record is 1 hour, 29 minutes and 38 seconds! No points gained for
stealing from yourself. (Lost out on 0.00149)
L168[13:13:40] <S3> %tonka truck
L169[13:13:56] <S3> That needs to be an
easter egg
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L172[13:51:09] <YoPester> HELLO?
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L174[13:52:30] *
Amanda beams a thimble full of necter in front of Elfi, snugs up
around
L175[13:53:31] <Amanda> %choose halucinate
or continue idly staring at the code window
L176[13:53:32] <MichiBot> Amanda: If I've
learned anything in life it's that you always pick
"halucinate"
L177[14:15:22] *
Inari melts all over Amanda
L178[14:15:58] <Amanda> rude
L179[14:17:38] <stephan48> was probably
just an halucination
L180[14:31:00] <Inari> it's way too
hot
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<Z0idberg>
No idea how hot it is
L183[14:59:51] <Inari> apparently like 28
degrees, but actually morel ike 35 :P Not sure how hot exactly in
my room though
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L187[15:59:50]
<Forecaster> why is it so hard to connect
a phone to a computer so you can use the computer as a
handsfree
L189[16:22:48] <MichiBot>
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L190[16:23:05] <Inari> @Forecaster a
handsfree?
L191[16:23:51]
<Forecaster> use the headset connected to
the computer for the phone
L192[16:56:26] <Amanda> @Forecaster if
android.pair when playing media. Though I'm not sure if Windows
will allow it
L193[16:56:57] <Amanda> But the audio
source profile is only enabled for every bluetooth when it's
playing media
L194[16:57:10] <Amanda> Source: I have my
laptop paired to my TV for this
L195[17:03:40] <Amanda> "OUT OF THE
WAY JACKASS!" the TCO suddenly shouted the ancient Terran
movemet warning."
L196[17:15:09] *
Elfi sip nectar sleepily
L197[17:16:39]
<Vaur>
%tonkout
L198[17:16:39] <MichiBot> Woah! Vaur! You
beat your own previous record of 1 hour, 29 minutes and 38 seconds
(By 2 hours, 35 minutes and 56 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L199[17:16:40] <MichiBot> Vaur has tonked
out! Tonk has been reset! They gained 0.004 tonk points! plus 0.006
bonus points for consecutive hours! Current score: 1.59401255,
Position #1
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<Forecaster> %tonk
L207[18:59:23] <MichiBot> Zounderkite!
Forecaster! You beat Vaur's previous record of <0 (By 1 hour,
42 minutes and 44 seconds)! I hope you're happy!
L208[18:59:24] <MichiBot> Forecaster's new
record is 1 hour, 42 minutes and 44 seconds! Forecaster also gained
0.00171 tonk points for stealing the tonk. Position #3. Need
0.0526703 more points to pass CompanionCube!
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L214[19:38:44] *
Dima привет
L215[19:38:51] <Maxim> привет
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L218[19:41:42] <Dima> привет
L219[19:42:14]
<Fleetari>
Are there any news between oc and 1.16
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<Fleetari>
I heard something about oc2 but its very unplayable
L223[19:42:51]
<Fleetari>
I heard something about oc2 but people say its very unplayable
[Edited]
L224[19:43:01]
<Forecaster> oc2 isn't really oc2, it's
just a new computer mod
L225[19:43:05]
<Fleetari>
Yea
L226[19:43:11]
<Fleetari>
Not even lua i think
L227[19:43:16]
<Forecaster> correct
L228[19:43:23]
<Fleetari>
Sad cause im used to it
L229[19:43:37]
<Forecaster> the last that was heard about
oc on 1.16 was someone trying to port it, but stopped due to some
issues
L230[19:43:52]
<Fleetari>
Are original developers still working on it?
L231[19:44:01]
<SoraFirestorm> oh? what would you even do
that wasn't Lua?
L232[19:44:14]
<SoraFirestorm> what other good choices
are there lol
L233[19:44:51]
<Forecaster> lower level emulation if I
understand it correctly
L234[19:45:52]
<SoraFirestorm> yeah, but the question
there is like
L235[19:45:56]
<SoraFirestorm> how low do you go?
L236[19:46:18]
<Fleetari>
Visual programming lmfao
L237[19:46:30]
<SoraFirestorm> there's a point at which
it becomes so low-level it stops being even moderately useful
L238[19:46:50]
<Forecaster> who said it was supposed to
be useful
L239[19:46:53]
<Fleetari>
Oh wait tis 3d looks similar to oc
L240[19:46:57]
<Fleetari>
Is it?
L241[19:47:08]
<Forecaster> it is not
L242[19:47:25]
<Fleetari>
well it does have computers
L243[19:47:45]
<Forecaster> of a sort yes
L244[19:48:30]
<SoraFirestorm> like, I can definitely
understand how for some folks that could be fun... but also like...
tbh there's a large degree to which most people (including me)
probably wouldn't bother with it if you can't really use it for any
'pratical' purposes
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L246[19:49:19]
<Forecaster> and that's fine
L247[19:49:31] <dequbed> @SoraFirestorm
OC2 is a bare RISC-V CPU emulator in MC mod form
L248[19:49:45]
<Fleetari>
>SoraFirestorm: like, I can definitely understand how
for…
L249[19:49:45]
<Fleetari>
Oc?
L250[19:49:46]
<SoraFirestorm> well, at least that part
has been done right :)
L251[19:53:09]
<SoraFirestorm> Would these computers be
able at all to interact with the Minecraft world? Or would it be...
just an emulated RISC-V machine?
L252[19:53:19] <dequbed> Well of course
you have peripherals
L253[19:54:18]
<SoraFirestorm> what prompted the
change?
L254[19:54:27] <dequbed> Nothing
L255[19:54:37] <dequbed> There was no
change
L256[19:54:37]
<SoraFirestorm> just for fun lol
aight
L257[19:54:52] <dequbed> OC2 is not OC. It
has little to do with OC.
L258[19:55:11] <dequbed> Outside of the
name which is down to
L259[19:55:18] <dequbed> "programmers
are bad at naming things" :p
L260[19:55:30]
<SoraFirestorm> :P
L261[19:55:37]
<Fleetari>
Yuh it says the title is temporary
L262[19:56:09]
<Fleetari>
I guess i could use cc tweaked but cc is ugly and not as
complex/full of cool features and addons
L263[19:56:26] <dequbed> Granted Snagar
originally wrote OC and now writes OC2 but that is not all that
relevant here.
L264[19:56:38]
<SoraFirestorm> CC also isn't really
balanced
L265[19:56:45]
<SoraFirestorm> or at least it wasn't back
in the ancient days
L266[19:57:01]
<Fleetari>
Wait is oc2 java
L267[19:57:10] <dequbed> Jep
L268[19:57:12]
<SoraFirestorm> Where's the repo for
OC2?
L270[19:58:03]
<SoraFirestorm> Interesting
L271[20:01:21]
<Fleetari>
Wonder if oc2 has robots or other stuff from oc
L272[20:01:29] <dequbed> It has
robots
L273[20:01:32]
<SoraFirestorm> Probably not yet
L274[20:01:35]
<SoraFirestorm> oh ok nvm
L275[20:01:38]
<SoraFirestorm> don't listen to me
lmao
L276[20:01:48]
<Fleetari>
Maybe i should give it a. Chance
L277[20:02:03]
<SoraFirestorm> I'd consider giving it a
shot yeah
L278[20:02:07] <dequbed> Have fun
L279[20:02:13]
<Fleetari>
Have you tried it?
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<Michiyo>
ffs.... anyone here have experience with SFP+ networking?
L284[20:07:49] <dequbed> @Michiyo jackie
& Kilobyte
L285[20:08:21]
<Michiyo> I
bought a pair of 2 port cards. and a single cable.... I look at my
cards and the fucking ports are labeled RX and TX... and now I'm
wondering if I'm fucked >_>
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L289[20:14:05]
<SoraFirestorm> I'm impressed how fast it
is
L290[20:14:27]
<SoraFirestorm> OC has always felt a bit
sluggish to me
L291[20:15:41] <Kilobyte> Michiyo: SFP+ is
bidirectional, SFP+ modules exist in both bidirectional
("BiDi") and one fiber per direction mode, the latter
being cheaper
L292[20:16:16] <Kilobyte> if the word BiDi
isn't involved, assume its duplex
L293[20:17:25] <dequbed> Do you mean
dual-simplex? Duplex would be bidirectional over shared
medium
L294[20:17:56] <Kilobyte> if you are
talking fiber, "duplex" generally means two fibers next
to each other
L295[20:18:04] <dequbed> Ah okay
L296[20:18:10] <Kilobyte> same if you are
buying ethernet cable
L297[20:20:24]
<Kodos>
Anyone know dates for the summer sale on steam
L298[20:21:54]
<SoraFirestorm> kinda wish the built-in
env had a compiler/assembler lol
L299[20:24:17]
<Forecaster> oh cool, you can resupply
from vehicles now without having to board and disembark again
L300[20:30:09] <Kilobyte> also, if buying
BiDi - you must make sure that the opposite modules are matching.
BiDi modules are using different wavelengths for send and receive.
so if one is sending on 1550nm and receiving on 1310nm, you'de have
to ensure the other end uses the opposite configuration
L301[20:31:39] <Kilobyte> duplex modules
generally send and receive on the same wavelength
L303[20:38:48] <Kilobyte> single-mode is
getting cheaper to the point where depending on your vendor single
mode cable is actually cheaper than multi mode
L304[20:45:56]
<bad at
vijya> 👀
L305[20:51:23] <jackie> I guess I'm late
to the fiber party :P
L306[20:54:36] <jackie> @Michiyo What
exact cards and what cable have you bought?
L307[20:55:23]
<bad at
vijya> i need to assemble a new server some day
L308[20:56:00] <jackie> I'm currently
waiting for all the parts for my new server to arrive so I can
assemble it
L309[20:56:55]
<bad at
vijya> heh
L310[20:57:07]
<bad at
vijya> i'm still rocking absolutely ancient penryn chips
L311[20:57:42]
<bad at
vijya> though the main reason i need a new server is because
it's starting up less and less often ._.
L312[20:58:35] <Kilobyte> my home
"server" is a PC Engines APU2 thats also a router
L313[20:58:44]
<bad at
vijya> heh
L315[20:59:22]
<bad at
vijya> it's now just warm garbage
L316[20:59:31] <jackie> I'm currently
renting a server at hetzner and it's starting to get slow
(especially io because of slow spinning rust but the i7-4770 isn't
a beast either) so I'm currently building a new one with dequbed to
put into colocation that should be *much* faster
L317[21:00:00]
<bad at
vijya> ah
L318[21:00:12]
<bad at
vijya> i have my server sitting in my room
L319[21:00:33]
<bad at
vijya> honestly probably not gonna build a proper server, just
gonna put some beefy components in a PC case and call it a
day
L320[21:00:35]
<bad at
vijya> lmao
L321[21:01:01]
<bad at
vijya> wonder how much CPUs are going for on ebay
L322[21:01:40]
<bad at
vijya> wack
L323[21:01:41] <jackie> I have my NAS for
that :P (some avoton atom board from supermicro in an old hp ml320
case. works well enough for what I need and is nice and
silent)
L324[21:02:20] <Amanda> I use an Intel NUC
as my homelab
L325[21:02:52]
<bad at
vijya> could get a R9 3900X(T) for relatively cheap
L327[21:03:09]
<bad at
vijya> cheaper than what i paid for at least
L328[21:03:14] <jackie> NUCs are nice
pieces of hardware. At chaos congress we had one in yolocolo with
thunderbolt SSD and 10G network interface :P
L329[21:03:42]
<Forecaster> sigh... it's great when you
enter your SRV to escape from a settlement you've been tagged at,
but boarding takes so long they have time to blow up the
SRV...
L330[21:04:00]
<bad at
vijya> honestly getting a new server isn't too high on my
priorities since
L331[21:04:01]
<bad at
vijya> uh
L332[21:04:06]
<bad at
vijya> my car is in need of many things
L333[21:04:18] <jackie> Michiyo: ignore
the RX/TX Label. Those just label where on Duplex SFP+ Fiber
transceivers the RX and TX side of the Fiber usually goes. it's
just misleading...
L334[21:04:35]
<Michiyo>
Oh thank fuck lol
L335[21:04:40]
<Michiyo>
Thanks Jackie!
L336[21:04:54]
<Michiyo>
this is my first time with stuff like this heh
L337[21:05:12] <jackie> be careful with
thos cards though. they run extremely hot when not in a server
airflow environment. I use exactly those at university. when not in
a server case you need to actively cool them with a fan
L338[21:05:48] <jackie> (I had one in my
PC for testing and it reached 80°C at idle after <10
minutes)
L339[21:05:54]
<Michiyo>
yeah, these are going into server chassis
L340[21:06:08] <jackie> ok that should be
fine then
L341[21:06:43]
<Michiyo>
I'm running iSCSI over 1GB and I can feel that I'm saturating the
link.. lol
L342[21:06:53]
<Michiyo>
so these cards are going to be my new iSCSI link
L343[21:07:26] <jackie> ah ^^
L344[21:07:26] <jackie> yeah I got 10G
gear for our proxmox/CEPH cluster at university and the speed
improvement definitely is noticeable (jumbo frames also help a
lot)
L345[21:07:51] <Kilobyte> Upgraded my
network between hypervisors to 10 GBit. Can recommend
L346[21:08:01] <Kilobyte> (at work that
is)
L347[21:08:12] <Kilobyte> VM migrations
live are much faster now
L348[21:08:29]
<Michiyo>
No switch for now (didn't have the $400+ for that) so I'm just
going nic to nic
L349[21:08:52]
<bad at
vijya> speaking of things getting hot
L350[21:08:56]
<bad at
vijya> wow the ram in my PE2950 gets hot
L351[21:09:05]
<bad at
vijya> fbdimm moment
L352[21:09:34]
<Michiyo>
These dell servers are like... 11 years old, but they handle my
work just fine. Just wish I could get a GPU working in there for
Plex hardware encoding
L353[21:09:55] <jackie> I'm currently
moving to a new flat and layed fiber to all rooms there (one cat7
and one duplex OS2 per room as I couldn't fit two cat7 through the
tubes). Now I have 10G from my NAS to my PC :>
L354[21:10:10]
<bad at
vijya> wew
L355[21:10:12]
<Michiyo>
Nice
L356[21:10:18]
<bad at
vijya> i should do something like that at some point
L357[21:10:25]
<bad at
vijya> i don't even need particularly long fiber runs
L358[21:10:34]
<bad at
vijya> all my PCs are in about the same place
L359[21:10:55] <jackie> Michiyo: We are
using stone-aged G6 and G7 HP Proliatns at university (or rather
the universitie's formula student team) too because we don't pay
for the power and got them for free from local companies :P
L360[21:11:04] *
Amanda cuddles Elfi, loads up her stories and halucinates some
more
L361[21:11:19]
<bad at
vijya> i had to get new CPUs for my PE2950
L362[21:11:25]
<bad at
vijya> so i just was like
L363[21:11:37]
<bad at
vijya> "fuck it, the L5420 is still faster than the Q6600 i
used to use"
L364[21:12:02]
<bad at
vijya> still power hungry but not nearly as bad as the chips
that were in it
L365[21:13:10] <jackie> L5420 sounds like
a simmilar CPU gen I have in the cluster at uni ^^
L366[21:13:10] <jackie> Old and power
hungry but does the job
L367[21:13:18]
<bad at
vijya> uhhhh, X5365s if i remember correctly
L368[21:13:31]
<bad at
vijya> basically what happened is one of the CPUs started to
fail so i was like
L369[21:13:40]
<bad at
vijya> "huh, there are 50W TDP chips, those sound
nice"
L370[21:14:21]
<bad at
vijya> $11 a pop
L371[21:14:50]
<bad at
vijya> totally worth it. as a bonus, my server didn't sound like
a fighter jet taking off
L372[21:15:38]
<bad at
vijya> ah, no, it had X5450s in it when i got it
L373[21:15:48]
<bad at
vijya> which are also very power hungry so
L374[21:15:49]
<Michiyo>
Dell r815 with 4x8/16's and 256GB RAM, a 715 with 2x6/12's, and and
a 510 with... I'm not sure exactly but my 20TB storage array
L375[21:16:20]
<bad at
vijya> wew
L376[21:16:32]
<bad at
vijya> i only have 32GB of RAM in my PE2950
L377[21:16:37]
<bad at
vijya> and that runs HOT AS FUCK
L378[21:16:48]
<Michiyo>
the 815 runs proxmox for all of my VMs, with iSCSI mounted storage
from the 510
L380[21:17:13]
<bad at
vijya> it's incredible
L381[21:17:21]
<Michiyo>
Toasty
L383[21:17:57] <jackie> (also sadly those
racks in the univeritie's datacenter don't really allow for nice
power cable management)
L384[21:18:00]
<Michiyo> I
recently built my rack, I moved it from an Ikea lack rack..
lol
L385[21:18:07]
<bad at
vijya> i wonder how expensive server chassis are
L386[21:18:12]
<Michiyo>
now it's in a 2x4 rack :P
L387[21:18:12]
<bad at
vijya> if they're too expensive
L388[21:18:16]
<bad at
vijya> i'll do it my fucking self
L389[21:18:49] <jackie> not that bad. a 2u
case from intertech with redundant PSU and fans costs around 350€
(250€ of that are the PSU)
L390[21:19:34] <jackie> Inter-Tech ASPower
2U Redundant 500W and Inter-Tech 2U-20255 are what I got for the
new server
L391[21:20:45]
<bad at
vijya> i also need to build a rack
L392[21:20:53]
<bad at
vijya> my server is currently just sitting on a shelf
L393[21:22:40]
<bad at
vijya> funnily enough, this might be a "gotta build it
myself" project because i don't see a box with all the things
i need
L394[21:24:03]
<bad at
vijya> i have an odd need to mount a 240mm radiator in a server,
do not ask why
L395[21:24:21] <dequbed> why?
L396[21:25:23]
<bad at
vijya> i said don't ask why
L397[21:25:25]
<bad at
vijya> 🔫
L398[21:29:14]
<Forecaster> why not?
L399[21:46:40]
<Michiyo> I
want to get another of these cards and a few meters of DAC and
connect my desktop to the fileserver over 10GB... lol
L400[21:48:34]
<Forecaster> Sounds excessive, you should
do it
L401[21:49:15]
<Forecaster> also
L403[21:50:20] <jackie> Michiyo: for
desktop I'd get a mellanox connect-x 2 or 3. They produce waaaay
less heat ^^
L404[21:50:43]
<Forecaster> with a pun name like that who
can say no
L405[21:52:14] <jackie> o.o those cards
got expensive. I paid 50€ each for connectx-3 and 30€ for
connectx-2 cards about a year ago
L406[21:58:09] <Amanda> Must be useful for
some cryptocurrency fad or another
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L408[21:59:01]
<Michiyo>
Jackie just gonna strap a 2x120mm AIO loop on it :P
L409[21:59:16] <Kilobyte> jackie: How much
are they now?
L410[21:59:54] <jackie> Michiyo: lol
L411[22:00:03] <jackie> Kilobyte: around
double that
L413[22:00:53] <Amanda> I have decided all
tech problems come down to cryptocyrrency. Out of printer ink? Damn
cryptocurrency!
L414[22:01:04] <jackie> Michiyo: on
ebay.at/ebay.de the price has gone up way higher than that.
interesting
L415[22:01:08] *
Amanda nods sagely, goes backto halucinating
L416[22:01:14] <Kilobyte> When network
hardware is better investment than other stuff
L417[22:01:27]
<Michiyo>
Fair enough Amanda :P
L418[22:02:20]
<Ocawesome101> cynosure now has fake
pre-emptive multitasking :^)
L419[22:02:24]
<Ocawesome101> i hijacked `load()`
L420[22:02:48]
<Ocawesome101> cc Izaya: immense levels of
cursedness
L421[22:03:04] <Kilobyte> You may need to
flash the connect x 2 with stock firmware, but both the tooling and
the firmware are provided by mellanox
L422[22:03:20] <jackie> and msflint (the
flash tool) works well
L423[22:03:28] <Kilobyte> They sometimes
come with branded firmware which only accepts branded optics
L424[22:03:35]
<bad at
vijya> gross
L425[22:03:38] <Kilobyte> jackie: afaik
it's even open source
L426[22:03:43] <jackie> it is
L427[22:04:10] <jackie> but most cards
from ebay already have unbranded firmwares flashed
L428[22:04:16] <Kilobyte> Eh, most SFP(+)
and similar devices only accept branded optics
L429[22:04:33] <Kilobyte> *shrug* fs.com
sells fake branded optics
L430[22:04:53] <Kilobyte> (and even
tooling to rebrand them in-the-field)
L431[22:05:12] <jackie> Kilobyte: I don't
own any hardware that only accept certain branded optics and I have
quite a lot of SFP+ equipment :P
L432[22:05:31] <Kilobyte> It's a bit
annoying but there's worse things
L433[22:05:50] <jackie> primary offenders
are big datacenter switches from HP/Aruba and Cisco
L434[22:05:53] <Kilobyte> jackie: because
you only have MikroTik and stuff
L435[22:06:38] <jackie> and mellanox and
cisco and hp branded qlogic
L436[22:07:01] <Kilobyte> jackie:
basically any major vendor. Some provide you an option to disable
that "feature". Others accept third-party but spam your
logs
L437[22:07:12] <jackie> (If you count SFP
non-plus too then netgear, tplink and dlink too but those are cheap
switches)
L438[22:07:21] <jackie> Kilobyte:
juniper?
L439[22:07:53] <Kilobyte> Afaik they at
least bitch at you, I'm not sure if they actually prevent you from
using it
L440[22:08:26] <Kilobyte> Haven't actually
used juniper myself yet
L441[22:08:35] <jackie> me neither
^^
L442[22:09:44] <Kilobyte> HP is probably
worst offender, having at least 4 different codings which are
incompatible - and I believe one of them actually does
challenge/response auth
L443[22:09:55] <jackie> yep
L444[22:10:43] <Kilobyte> The Flexfabric
at work is pretty chill, it only screams at you in its logs
L445[22:11:15] <Kilobyte> The ProCurve I
have completely refuses to work with wrong coding iirc
L446[22:11:37] <Kilobyte> Without option
for bypass
L447[22:11:40]
<Michiyo>
Now I'm worried about these HP cards I have....
L448[22:11:59] <jackie> those are
fine
L449[22:12:38] <Kilobyte> Network cards
usually are. Switches are another story
L450[22:12:43] <jackie> they are rebranded
qlogic cards and even with the HP firmware they ate everything I
threw at them
L451[22:13:17] <jackie> (even the Cisco
10G fabric extender modules I usually misuse as multimode SFP+
modules in non-cisco equipment as I got a handful of them for
free)
L452[22:13:54]
<Michiyo>
Yeah, I caught the qlogic connection with some quick
googling.
L453[22:14:58] <jackie> If used in an HP
server, leave the hp firmware (but upgrade to latest, they had some
nasty bugs in older firmware versions). If not hp server you could
reflash to unbranded firmware but it shouldn't hurt to leave them
hp branded
L454[22:15:25]
<Michiyo>
yeah all of my servers are dell, I'm not going to mess with the
firmware if I can avoid it
L455[22:15:39] <Kilobyte> You should be
fine
L456[22:16:07] <Kilobyte> The HP firmware
is able to better communicate errors with your BMC on HP hardware -
that's about it
L457[22:16:11] <jackie> just make sure
they are running the latest version. I had some nasty problems with
older firmware versions
L458[22:16:38] <jackie> Kilobyte:
primarely temperature so the server can regulate the fans
better
L459[22:17:11] <Kilobyte> Ah, I did not
know that
L460[22:18:20] <jackie> if you plug in any
pcie cards into an hp server that the iLo does not know how to read
temperatures from it will ramp up the fans to almost max
speed
L461[22:18:39]
<Michiyo>
No thanks. lmao
L462[22:18:54] <Kilobyte> Wtf
quasseldroid, why is every time I open the app there's a
"jackie: " prefilled
L463[22:19:33] <Amanda> Kilobyte: QD
decided you must CC jackie on everything
L464[22:19:42] <jackie> Michiyo: well in a
datacenter environment it's definitely the thing you want it to do
instead of risking overheating of components
L465[22:20:12] <Kilobyte> Amanda: I mean I
can try - but I'll probably regret it next time I see him
L466[22:20:32] <jackie> :P
L467[22:20:36]
<Michiyo>
I'm just glad I moved them from the foot of my bed.
L468[22:21:08]
<Michiyo>
They were usually fairly quiet.. but sometimes man
L469[22:21:13] <jackie> Silence certainly
isn't a design goal for rackmount servers :P
L470[22:21:22] <Kilobyte> I'd generally
try to stay away from server grade cooling at home
L471[22:21:41] <Kilobyte> Unless I have a
soundproof room in my basement
L472[22:22:09]
<Forecaster> Amanda but what if your
printer had the ability to autonomously order more ink for itself
using cryptocurrency
L473[22:22:19] <jackie> Kilobyte: welllll
the cooling of the old vienna scientific cluster would be ok
noise-wise (the hardware was submerged in mineral oil and had a
cooling loop with radiators on the roof :P)
L474[22:22:21] <Kilobyte> Even then, that
equipment takes a lot of energy. The ProCurve I have here has like
100W idle
L475[22:22:32] <Amanda> @Forecaster they'd
last even less time than usual
L476[22:22:50] <Kilobyte> jackie: ah
liquid cooling - you can do that passively too :P
L477[22:23:08] <Kilobyte> (well almost,
you usually still need a pump)
L478[22:23:11] <jackie> not with the
amount of heat the cluster nodes produced :P
L479[22:23:23] <Kilobyte> Depends on the
size of your radiator
L480[22:23:55] <jackie> the current-old
cluster (VSC3) is air cooled and the new VSC4 is water cooled with
off-the-shelf water cooled servers from lenovo iirc
L481[22:24:40] *
Amanda begins pumping water into Inari's bedroom, to see her
thermal properties
L482[22:24:44] <Kilobyte> @Forecaster: not
so far away from reality. Some printers are remote monitored and if
they get low on ink the vendor will automatically send a new
cartridge
L483[22:24:47] <jackie> there were people
in the VSC4 room today when I was in the DC but they were too busy
for me to just walk in and randomly asking them for a vsc4 tour
^^
L484[22:25:15] <Kilobyte> Or toner the
is
L485[22:25:20] <Kilobyte> *that
L486[22:25:58] <Kilobyte> jackie: I doubt
many people are at work currently if they don't have a good reason
to :P
L487[22:26:08] <Kilobyte> Especially in
IT
L488[22:28:24] <Inari> Amanda: D:
rude
L489[22:30:32] <Kilobyte> Inari: but now
you've got your personal pool
L490[22:31:07] <Inari> I'm a fox, I don't
need a pool!
L491[22:31:11] <Inari> also hi, you're
alive
L492[22:31:32] <Kilobyte> Yes I am
:D
L493[22:31:43] <Kilobyte> Not very active
on IRC anymore though
L494[22:31:55] <Inari> Mostly same for me
I guess
L495[22:32:25] <Amanda> Inari: at least
you have some warning thanks to that damned tenticle pit under your
bed to buffer the fllood
L496[22:32:41] <Inari> Also not really
playing MC at the moment. May try again on that Izaya server once
it gets HW upgrades. But largely I always grow too annoyed with the
lag, chunk issues (due to stuff unloading), crashes, etc
L497[22:32:51] <Inari> Amanda: :p
L498[22:32:57] <Inari> Amanda: don't drown
them!
L499[22:33:38] <Amanda> Inari: tch, you
can't drown plants!
L500[22:33:48] <Inari> of course you
can
L501[22:34:21] <Kilobyte> Inari: I should
probably again too. I believe I was on there like uhh.. once?
L502[22:34:41] <Kilobyte> Been a couple of
years since my last round
L503[22:34:47] <Inari> probably new map
anyway then
L504[22:35:08] <Kilobyte> (not quite
actually. Around a year ago a nostalgia 1.4 server with a
friend)
L505[22:35:11] <Inari> still waiting for
someone to make a techmodded MC alternative
L506[22:35:47] <Kilobyte> Someone who I
first met on IRC, years later IRL and even layer realised they're
the same person
L507[22:36:09] <Inari> haha
L508[22:36:55] <Kilobyte> That reminds me,
I wanted to get Auth fully implemented in PackUpdate
L509[22:37:27] <Inari> Well, I was heading
to bed, so, good night
L510[22:37:31] <Kilobyte> The backend
_should_ work, but I can't test it without implementing the
frontend
L511[22:37:39] <Kilobyte> Inari: sleep
well!
L512[22:37:56] <Inari> thanks, you too,
whenever you go
L513[22:38:03] <Kilobyte> Thanks :D
L515[22:40:45] <Kilobyte> I'd love to
rewrite PackUpdate in rust, but that'd mean writing some kind of
windows/linux/mac polyglot that does not depend on file permissions
on Unix
L516[22:42:23] <Kilobyte> My original idea
was to have a Shell-Script "foo" and a
"foo.bat" at same location and just run "foo" -
but that depends on "foo" being executable
L517[22:42:34] <Kilobyte> Which isn't
possible using ZIP
L518[22:42:48] <Kilobyte> If someone has
an idea - I'm interested
L519[22:43:49] <Kilobyte> I could use a
.jar to launch a native binary, but that just feels dirty
L520[23:05:21] <Amanda> .jar calling into
rust using jni
L521[23:05:37] <Kilobyte> i'm not sure if
thats more cursed or less
L522[23:15:29] <Amanda> %choose cursed;
more or less
L523[23:15:29] <MichiBot> Amanda: more
cursed
L524[23:15:37] <Amanda> ah, guess it's not
worth it
L525[23:16:44] <Kilobyte> if i go that
that route i might just offer the option to create both OS-specific
mmc packs and one with a .jar wrapper. but eh, i'll stay with scala
for now. it's a still a pretty good language
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