Notices by 𝔧𝔞𝔢 (jae@wizard.casa)

is it aws or bae?

united states of gooning did this

@j age-verification laws.

@j

> for alcohol and tobacco? I agree with that.

no. look at the map. that would mean many states have no age laws on alcohol and tobacco.

less weed, more coffee. chop chop!

@hor32 benelli is a nice bonus gift.

@harblinger @genmaicha i'm on freebsd at the moment and have a couple of servers on openbsd on hypervisor. i'm considering going desktop openbsd but haven't made any progress since my time is limited this week. hopefully this weekend i'll have a workstation setup.

running lenovo hardware from years ago, so i'm not anticipating any major issues (i think).

@GossiTheDog

> he was wearing a $1m watch.

what does the watch have to do with anything? or is this a "eat the rich" type comment?

at least the strap matches his tan.

who do i know that runs #openbsd ?

kitteh for reference.

it's beginning to become difficult to tell what's real anymore. nvidia must be lighting cash on fire.

@fwc @silverpill @griffith @bigtony @mischievoustomato @sneeden agreed, a note would work.

@mischievoustomato @fwc @griffith @bigtony @sneeden

> i'm not sure. postgres is using 100% cpu, i assume it's reading shit, but at the same time my instance is in a non working state due to well, expired domain xDDD

it's unlikely postgres is banging all the cores at 100% due to an expired domain. start dumping out some postgres logs to see what's happening. this should not be happening unless you're on some single core vps and you've got some other process hitting it hard.

@fwc @silverpill @griffith @bigtony @mischievoustomato @sneeden

> Postgres will use 100% CPU to delete remote posts & media until it's done after a few hours.

i'm going to try it with an instance i'm synthetically filling up to see if i can offer some insight. my guess is that it's based on the amount of media objects/etc which determines how long it will exhaust the threads. there may be a way to optimize the query statement or general operation

@charlie_root not sure what's worse. curry pizza or curry pizza at a gas station.

are you going in bro?

@frogzone @dcc @phnt @cereal @p

@j @GolfCartLady @Tepid_Tapir @BlinkRape @ForbiddenDreamer @BowsacNoodle @sun @RichardKuklinskisIcyGlare @ins0mniak @p @fknretardlol @nerthos @UniPoster

> Cornbread will be fine.

cornbread will be eating the fucking house. hide your tater-tots and corndogs.

@dcc @prettygood @sysrq @ins0mniak @p @j @f0x whoever this guy was, he did something right.

@j @ins0mniak @p @f0x @sysrq @prettygood

back in the 1980s credit maxing was born

@thendrix @dcc @phnt @frogzone @p > I wonder how much data they even keep via the NSA pipe by now.

you know those bestbuy sales on 22tb spinning-rust? use chaos math to extrapolate the number. there's your answer. lol

@p @dcc @phnt @frogzone

> P2P is great but it's not a substitute for the internet having a backbone. The packets have to get there somehow.

i am the choir, you are the preacher. the plumbing is a given. unless we're doing p2p lan-party style, which by that time means we're resurfacing sneakernet but calling it velcronet

@p @dcc @phnt @frogzone

> Yeah, mostly frogzone suggests P2P as a replacement for datacenters and routers and they're unrelated.

that's like visiting france, without the accordion, baguette, and hairy armpits on the ladies