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@ocdtrekkie Yeah I discovered this nice feature of SSd(s) too, they don't completely fail, you can copy the data off during the failure. Kind of nice πŸ‘Œ
@ocdtrekkie Yeah I discovered this nice feature of SSd(s) too, they don't completely fail, you can copy the data off during the failure. Kind of nice πŸ‘Œ
@ocdtrekkie It's just a wire protocol,, so I see no reason why not. I _suspect_ though there is more to just "whether or not Capt'n Proto" can work or not though to support Sandstorm apps. πŸ€”
@ocdtrekkie It's just a wire protocol,, so I see no reason why not. I _suspect_ though there is more to just "whether or not Capt'n Proto" can work or not though to support Sandstorm apps. πŸ€”
@mckinley Done πŸ‘Œ
@mckinley Done πŸ‘Œ
@ocdtrekkie Right now (as of this moment) there is no defined "GoNix compatible" term as such. GoNix has no libc however, so the only binaries that will run are statically linked binaries.

That being said, we are building a lightweight container runtime that will be compatible with OCI images (ala Docker images) and I would fully expect most Docker/OCI images to "just work"β„’.
@ocdtrekkie Right now (as of this moment) there is no defined "GoNix compatible" term as such. GoNix has no libc however, so the only binaries that will run are statically linked binaries.

That being said, we are building a lightweight container runtime that will be compatible with OCI images (ala Docker images) and I would fully expect most Docker/OCI images to "just work"β„’.
I created a new repo called integrations here: https://git.mills.io/yarnsocial/integrations
I created a new repo called integrations here: https://git.mills.io/yarnsocial/integrations
@mckinley Do you want to be? πŸ€”
@mckinley Do you want to be? πŸ€”
@ocdtrekkie Oh dear πŸ˜… That's unfortunate! 😒 I _hope_ you had backups! 🀞
@ocdtrekkie Oh dear πŸ˜… That's unfortunate! 😒 I _hope_ you had backups! 🀞
@mckinley Works for me. Do you need me to create the repo or do you have access to do so in teh org?
@mckinley Works for me. Do you need me to create the repo or do you have access to do so in teh org?
@ocdtrekkie Waste my time? πŸ€” Not a "waste" at all, I'd be more than happy to help you our! πŸ€— Lemme know when, maybe this Friday?
@ocdtrekkie Waste my time? πŸ€” Not a "waste" at all, I'd be more than happy to help you our! πŸ€— Lemme know when, maybe this Friday?
@mckinley Like "integrations"? πŸ€”
@mckinley Like "integrations"? πŸ€”
@abucci Do you think it's just a "power" struggle or companies freaking out over having to change how they operate and deinvest in building spaces?

Or a bit of both? πŸ€”
@abucci Do you think it's just a "power" struggle or companies freaking out over having to change how they operate and deinvest in building spaces?

Or a bit of both? πŸ€”
@mckinley No worries πŸ€—
@mckinley No worries πŸ€—
@abucci I just find this whole "we need everyone back in physical offices, bums on seats" to be insane πŸ˜… Sure _some_ people need that human contact and physical social interaction, others don't. Sure there are _some_ types of work that require physical human presence (doctors, nurses, waiters, etc). But this whole let's force every IT worker back into physical offices (the force part) is just stupidly ridiculous at this point. πŸ€¦β€β™‚οΈ
@abucci I just find this whole "we need everyone back in physical offices, bums on seats" to be insane πŸ˜… Sure _some_ people need that human contact and physical social interaction, others don't. Sure there are _some_ types of work that require physical human presence (doctors, nurses, waiters, etc). But this whole let's force every IT worker back into physical offices (the force part) is just stupidly ridiculous at this point. πŸ€¦β€β™‚οΈ
@lyse LOL πŸ˜‚
@lyse LOL πŸ˜‚
@lyse Yeah it's a nice spot here in these photos πŸ‘Œ
@lyse Yeah it's a nice spot here in these photos πŸ‘Œ
@slashdot Bahahahaha honestly what da fuq did they think would happen?! πŸ€¦β€β™‚οΈ Office based work with close quarters to hundreds of other humans is over.
@slashdot Bahahahaha honestly what da fuq did they think would happen?! πŸ€¦β€β™‚οΈ Office based work with close quarters to hundreds of other humans is over.
@abucci Yup this too πŸ‘Œ
@abucci Yup this too πŸ‘Œ
@mckinley Done πŸ‘Œ

=> https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea/issues/20986=
@mckinley Done πŸ‘Œ

=> https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea/issues/20986=
@mckinley In the specific case the NodeJS ecosystem and community,
I agree it's frankly terrible and particular Patons taken way too far to an extreme.

if you do a bit of digging you realize that this problem stemmed from a cultural belief that every single package needed to be as small as possible to the point where even single functions were packages 😳

I blame I misunderstood UNIX philosophy on this one because I think that's where it originally stemmed from but it was completely misunderstood πŸ˜†

Fortunately the Go ecosystem and community does not have such an insane view of packages and dependencies (mostly) 🀞in fact there's actually a general strong tendency to favor fewer dependencies and use more of the standard library πŸ‘Œ
@mckinley In the specific case the NodeJS ecosystem and community,
I agree it's frankly terrible and particular Patons taken way too far to an extreme.

if you do a bit of digging you realize that this problem stemmed from a cultural belief that every single package needed to be as small as possible to the point where even single functions were packages 😳

I blame I misunderstood UNIX philosophy on this one because I think that's where it originally stemmed from but it was completely misunderstood πŸ˜†

Fortunately the Go ecosystem and community does not have such an insane view of packages and dependencies (mostly) 🀞in fact there's actually a general strong tendency to favor fewer dependencies and use more of the standard library πŸ‘Œ
Herw some more photos of our creek not far from our house

Herw some more photos of our creek not far from our house

@abucci Dependendies suck πŸ˜†

Too many moving parts πŸ€¦β€β™‚οΈ
@abucci Dependendies suck πŸ˜†

Too many moving parts πŸ€¦β€β™‚οΈ
@abucci I'll bet you don't even use 1/5th of those packages regularly πŸ˜†
@abucci I'll bet you don't even use 1/5th of those packages regularly πŸ˜†
@tel You we're quite a few hours late πŸ˜†

It is normally at 5am UTC on Sat
@tel You we're quite a few hours late πŸ˜†

It is normally at 5am UTC on Sat
@mckinley πŸ‘Œ
@mckinley πŸ‘Œ
Hey @eldersnake -- Haven't seen or heard from you in a while? πŸ€” How you doing? Everything okay? We were talking about you in today's call πŸ˜…
Hey @eldersnake -- Haven't seen or heard from you in a while? πŸ€” How you doing? Everything okay? We were talking about you in today's call πŸ˜…
@mckinley Kk coming! πŸ˜…
@mckinley Kk coming! πŸ˜…
Hah 🀣
Hah 🀣
@lyse Oh! Thanks πŸ˜‚
@lyse Oh! Thanks πŸ˜‚
@lyse No problems πŸ‘Œ Maybe we'll skip this week πŸ€”
@lyse No problems πŸ‘Œ Maybe we'll skip this week πŸ€”
@lyse Sorry to hear you missed the rains 😒

Nice shades of blue though! πŸ‘Œ Nice shots 😍
@lyse Sorry to hear you missed the rains 😒

Nice shades of blue though! πŸ‘Œ Nice shots 😍
@mckinley Shall we skip this week? πŸ€”
@mckinley Shall we skip this week? πŸ€”
Thanks!
Thanks!
@ocdtrekkie Was looking at fileBrowser and noticed it has an authentication method they call Proxy Authentication -- Can we adopt/borrow this same behaviour for yarnd on Sandstorm? πŸ€”
@ocdtrekkie Was looking at fileBrowser and noticed it has an authentication method they call Proxy Authentication -- Can we adopt/borrow this same behaviour for yarnd on Sandstorm? πŸ€”
@hecanjog I just can't do C or C++ πŸ˜‚ I believe you that the language(s) have improved over the decades, but nothing beats "from ground up", clean design. Go is as good as it gets for me (for the past 5 years!)
@hecanjog I just can't do C or C++ πŸ˜‚ I believe you that the language(s) have improved over the decades, but nothing beats "from ground up", clean design. Go is as good as it gets for me (for the past 5 years!)
@mckinley Good question! I'm in πŸ™‹β€β™‚οΈ
@mckinley Good question! I'm in πŸ™‹β€β™‚οΈ
@stigatle Hopefully get in some table-tennis practise, spend time with my daughters, go out for breakfast, code sleep πŸ˜‚
@stigatle Hopefully get in some table-tennis practise, spend time with my daughters, go out for breakfast, code sleep πŸ˜‚
@lyse It's pretty ruined though from the floods we had, it's all very messy and just looks like it was all torn up (becuase it was) πŸ˜…
@lyse It's pretty ruined though from the floods we had, it's all very messy and just looks like it was all torn up (becuase it was) πŸ˜…
@abucci I used a pair of Powerline(s) in the past in a house I lived in the US with my family. They didn't work very well, they were so poor in fact (possibly due to the internal wiring in the house) that I went out a bought a Cat6e outdoor rated Ethernet cable and used that instead 🀣
@abucci I used a pair of Powerline(s) in the past in a house I lived in the US with my family. They didn't work very well, they were so poor in fact (possibly due to the internal wiring in the house) that I went out a bought a Cat6e outdoor rated Ethernet cable and used that instead 🀣
@abucci Yeah it does stink 😒 Building decentralised systems is hard, just like in #jc4lrpq where spam/scam are a problem for Email, so is spam a problem for Yarn pods. Need to figure out a way to combat this that works effectively πŸ€”
@abucci Yeah it does stink 😒 Building decentralised systems is hard, just like in #jc4lrpq where spam/scam are a problem for Email, so is spam a problem for Yarn pods. Need to figure out a way to combat this that works effectively πŸ€”
@mckinley This was an interesting read πŸ‘Œ I have similar ideas myself -- Espwcially like the idea of "stamps"
@mckinley This was an interesting read πŸ‘Œ I have similar ideas myself -- Espwcially like the idea of "stamps"
Here's another one in another section

Here's another one in another section

@stigatle Can you link us? πŸ™‡β€β™‚οΈ
@stigatle Can you link us? πŸ™‡β€β™‚οΈ
@mckinley That's how I feel about communication over email as well. The subject, the date and time, who you're talking to are all in the clear 😒
@mckinley That's how I feel about communication over email as well. The subject, the date and time, who you're talking to are all in the clear 😒
This is what a section of our local creek now looks like 😳
This is what a section of our local creek now looks like 😳
@anth No idea sorry 😒
@anth No idea sorry 😒
@eaplmx No, I do not. Mostly because nobody else does, the tools that exist are not well known nor widely used. I used to at a place I worked at that was very serious about Email security. I have the capability to do so even now, but almost no-one I know of does teh same.
@eaplmx No, I do not. Mostly because nobody else does, the tools that exist are not well known nor widely used. I used to at a place I worked at that was very serious about Email security. I have the capability to do so even now, but almost no-one I know of does teh same.
@movq It's written in Java right?! 🀣
@movq It's written in Java right?! 🀣