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[2021-08-29T00:07:29Z] <msk[m]> framebuffer section + "I no longer use X11"...
[2021-08-29T00:08:01Z] <msk[m]> did they switch to using the tty completely?
[2021-08-29T00:16:45Z] <acheam> they use a framebuffer
[2021-08-29T00:16:59Z] <acheam> https://wikiless.org/wiki/Linux_framebuffer?lang=en
[2021-08-29T00:18:03Z] <acheam> fun fact: when mandoc makes bullet points in PDFs, to avoid unicode, it puts a + sign on top of an "o" to make it look like a bullet
[2021-08-29T00:18:27Z] <acheam> it looks a bit like an acorn though
[2021-08-29T00:28:18Z] <msk[m]> right, so they can draw images without using a display server
[2021-08-29T00:28:42Z] <msk[m]> but I've never heard of someone completely ditching the display
[2021-08-29T00:30:51Z] <msk[m]> why + instead of x?
[2021-08-29T00:32:12Z] <msk[m]> s/r$/r, I thought it was just kind of a meme/
[2021-08-29T00:32:12Z] <cotangent> <msk[m]> why + instead of x?
[2021-08-29T00:32:51Z] <msk[m]> what? I thought it would append the text
[2021-08-29T00:43:55Z] <acheam> you're sentence didn't end with an r
[2021-08-29T00:44:01Z] <acheam> because X is complicated
[2021-08-29T00:44:04Z] <acheam> framebuffer aint
[2021-08-29T00:44:24Z] <acheam> I think I heard a phrase to describe something like that...
[2021-08-29T00:44:28Z] <acheam> oh yeah! KISS!
[2021-08-29T00:52:12Z] <micro_O> are people these days still using nginx for proxying web traffic?
[2021-08-29T00:52:46Z] <acheam> yes
[2021-08-29T00:52:55Z] <acheam> but not smart people
[2021-08-29T00:52:59Z] <acheam> smart people use relayd
[2021-08-29T00:54:31Z] <micro_O> not packaged on kiss, womp womp
[2021-08-29T00:55:39Z] <vladimyr> honest question: what is wrong with nginx?
[2021-08-29T01:00:21Z] <acheam> micro_O: you'd have to port it from openbsd
[2021-08-29T01:00:47Z] <acheam> actually its impossible
[2021-08-29T01:01:03Z] <msk[m]> oh right, it only works on the last message you sent
[2021-08-29T01:01:23Z] <acheam> vladimyr: its 'uuge
[2021-08-29T01:02:17Z] <vladimyr> makes sense :)
[2021-08-29T01:03:01Z] <msk[m]> what would you recommend for a simple static server? I heard darkhttpd was good
[2021-08-29T01:03:15Z] <acheam> busybox httpd
[2021-08-29T01:03:41Z] <acheam> python -m http.serve
[2021-08-29T01:06:19Z] <micro_O> msk[m] I am playing around with miniserve for dev stuff right now
[2021-08-29T01:06:25Z] <msk[m]> thanks, both of those worked without any configuration
[2021-08-29T01:07:22Z] <micro_O> does nginx drop privileges after setting up to listen on reserved ports?
[2021-08-29T01:07:46Z] <msk[m]> miniserve looks interesting as well
[2021-08-29T01:09:08Z] <vladimyr> here is my contribution to this experiment in minimalism https://sqlite.org/althttpd/doc/trunk/althttpd.md
[2021-08-29T01:09:26Z] <vladimyr> and it drops privileges after binding ports
[2021-08-29T01:10:04Z] <vladimyr> if it is good enough to serve sqlite.org ...
[2021-08-29T01:29:50Z] <micro_O> vladimyr that looks great too
[2021-08-29T01:33:35Z] <vladimyr> I might even package it one day :)
[2021-08-29T01:36:53Z] <acheam> wont be difficult at all to package
[2021-08-29T01:38:19Z] <vladimyr> it is just me being lazy
[2021-08-29T01:42:47Z] <acheam> I do love their install instructions
[2021-08-29T01:43:22Z] <acheam> although it necesitates building it as root, which isn't great, but its just 1 simple gcc command so nothing too bad
[2021-08-29T01:45:19Z] <vladimyr> why would you build as root?
[2021-08-29T01:45:52Z] <acheam> so you can install it directly
[2021-08-29T01:46:02Z] <acheam> cc -o /usr/local/bin/httpd httpd.c
[2021-08-29T01:46:16Z] <acheam> which is what the README of althttpd suggests
[2021-08-29T01:47:55Z] <vladimyr> honestly I don't see how is that different from doing normal build and elevating privileges for installation only
[2021-08-29T01:49:32Z] <acheam> its not very different
[2021-08-29T01:49:54Z] <acheam> but the compilation happens as the root user too
[2021-08-29T01:50:10Z] <acheam> which 99.9999999999999% of the time wont be an issue
[2021-08-29T01:53:33Z] <vladimyr> agree and my point was that it doesn't have too
[2021-08-29T02:19:13Z] <acheam> Oh i see
[2021-08-29T04:07:14Z] <acheam> testuser[m]: :(
[2021-08-29T04:50:54Z] <testuser[m]> Hi
[2021-08-29T04:51:35Z] <noocsharp> anyone know of a database of latitudes and longitudes of cities?
[2021-08-29T04:51:36Z] <noocsharp> hi
[2021-08-29T04:53:10Z] <testuser[m]> https://torrentfreak.com/anti-piracy-firm-asks-google-to-block-127-0-0-1-210808/
[2021-08-29T04:53:11Z] <testuser[m]> Lol
[2021-08-29T04:54:43Z] <noocsharp> imagine if they complied
[2021-08-29T05:30:16Z] <mov_eax> @noocsharp: check kaggle. they usually have datasets like that laying around
[2021-08-29T05:30:33Z] <mov_eax> @noocsharp: matter of fact, just found one: https://www.kaggle.com/paultimothymooney/latitude-and-longitude-for-every-country-and-state
[2021-08-29T05:35:47Z] <noocsharp> thanks
[2021-08-29T05:40:19Z] <mov_eax> ;quit
[2021-08-29T06:53:30Z] <GalaxyNova> https://i.redd.it/nb4q02uug8k71.jpg
[2021-08-29T09:16:23Z] <testuser[m]> does anyone know a way to find out what option needs to be enabled in the kernel for specific networking commands to work
[2021-08-29T09:16:28Z] <testuser[m]> like `tc filter add dev eth0 parent 1: protocol ip prio 50 u32 match ip src 0.0.0.0/0 police rate 1mbit burst 10k drop flowid :1`
[2021-08-29T09:16:35Z] <testuser[m]> it gives me RTNETLINK answers: Invalid argument
[2021-08-29T09:16:35Z] <testuser[m]> We have an error talking to the kernel
[2021-08-29T09:16:44Z] <testuser[m]> cuz something is not enabled in the kernel, idk what it is
[2021-08-29T09:27:38Z] <travankor> CONFIG_NF_CT_NETLINK ?
[2021-08-29T09:30:16Z] <travankor> think that's the one unless you already have that on
[2021-08-29T09:30:30Z] <testuser[m]> Thanks ill check
[2021-08-29T09:40:38Z] <travankor> actually this is probably more reliable: https://tldp.org/en/Traffic-Control-HOWTO/ar01s05.html
[2021-08-29T09:41:42Z] <travankor> one of the CONFIG_NET_SCHED options
[2021-08-29T09:42:05Z] <travankor> CONFIG_NET*
[2021-08-29T11:52:25Z] <phoebos> kyx0r: https://tmp.bvnf.space/0001-build.sh-make-install-dir.patch
[2021-08-29T11:52:27Z] <phoebos> smol fix
[2021-08-29T17:21:24Z] <micr0> anyone else using aria2c as KISS_GET? Seems to not work on latests stable
[2021-08-29T17:22:01Z] <micr0> (might have something to do with 'found url+https://...../package.tar.gz'
[2021-08-29T19:48:10Z] <akira01> Hi guys
[2021-08-29T19:48:24Z] <akira01> someone ever used tizonia?
[2021-08-29T19:59:38Z] <nxghtmvrx> Sup. I tried it on my arch box in March I think. Was completely broken
[2021-08-29T20:57:36Z] <mcleuder> :q