// #australia — 2022-09-07
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07:19:00 <***> Buffer Playback...
07:19:00 <gee_man> [06:19:46] meh, i get so much done overnight, i'm thinking of keeping this pattern
07:19:00 <gee_man> [06:33:42] speaking of which, the sun has risen, and so i'll catch some shut-eye
07:19:00 <gee_man> [06:33:50] nite folks
07:19:00 <electrohead> [07:01:57] g'night mate
07:19:00 <BlackBishop> [07:11:23] Good night man :-)
07:19:00 <BlackBishop> [07:11:44] Ow... You were saying good night to gee
07:19:00 <electrohead> [07:15:23] yeah
07:19:00 <electrohead> [07:15:25] :p
07:19:00 <electrohead> [07:15:40] it's only 1715 here currently
07:19:00 <***> Playback Complete.
07:52:00 <***> Buffer Playback...
07:52:00 <electrohead> [03:00:36] Yeah a UPS or three wouldn't hurt :p
07:52:00 <Snoopys_Gunship> [03:03:20] lol its 3am and still dark yet this rooster has decided to start making noises lol
07:52:00 <electrohead> [03:04:24] track that mother fucker down and "deal" with it? lol
07:52:00 <gee_man> [03:04:42] yeah birds have been acting weird around here, too
07:52:00 <gee_man> [03:04:47] chirping all nighte
07:52:00 <gee_man> [03:04:57] s/nighte/night
07:52:00 <Snoopys_Gunship> [03:05:03] too far away
07:52:00 <Snoopys_Gunship> [03:05:21] if i had a .50cal with thermals i could lol
07:52:00 <gee_man> [03:05:36] is it possible to daisy chain ups units electrohead?
07:52:00 <Snoopys_Gunship> [03:05:44] or a remington 700 would be nice
07:52:00 <electrohead> [03:06:59] daisy chain? as in, how?
07:52:00 <gee_man> [03:07:29] APC does not recommend that you daisy-chain two or more UPSs together. Each unit should be plugged directly into a properly grounded wall outlet for optimum surge protection.
07:52:00 <gee_man> [03:07:54] i figured instead of purchasing a brand new ups down the line that i could just buy another one to buy more time
07:52:00 <Snoopys_Gunship> [03:08:08] he probably means connecting one to the other using 1 into the power outlet
07:52:00 <electrohead> [03:09:02] oh
07:52:00 <electrohead> [03:09:07] yeah never do that, with UPS's
07:52:00 <gee_man> [03:09:13] ok
07:52:00 <electrohead> [03:09:15] that's horribly bad practice
07:52:00 <electrohead> [03:09:20] lol
07:52:00 <Snoopys_Gunship> [03:11:09] god even i know that lol
07:52:00 <gee_man> [03:11:36] i'm not going to ask why, i just won't do it
07:52:00 <Snoopys_Gunship> [03:12:50] its never good to "daisy chain" any electical things
07:52:00 <gee_man> [03:13:14] yeah true
07:52:00 <electrohead> [03:13:22] power ratings are one thing, then overloading a device is another
07:52:00 <electrohead> [03:13:29] I could go on and on
07:52:00 <gee_man> [03:13:52] i figured the ups units could work their magic to handle it, since they manage power spikes, etc.
07:52:00 <electrohead> [03:20:52] well yeah
07:52:00 <electrohead> [03:20:58] just don't plug one UPS into another
07:52:00 <gee_man> [03:21:08] yeah nah i won't
07:52:00 <gee_man> [03:21:36] pity they aren't upgradable
07:52:00 <gee_man> [03:27:11] one of my browsers keeps downloading files after specific events, the virus scanner scans them, but i don't know what it's downloading or where - they're just filenames with random strings
07:52:00 <gee_man> [03:27:40] virus scanner reports that the file has been scanned
07:52:00 <gee_man> [03:29:42] it totally messes with my clipboard after the file has been downloaded
07:52:00 <gee_man> [03:38:09] for example, it just did it again, downloaded 3 files after creating a new browser profile, first one is named 210ae8a5-9045-4f61-95b0-fdbda57d055
07:52:00 <gee_man> [03:39:25] then 46bad931-f74b-4cde-bb9b-3c63c9c2d786 and ef0c2fd8-632b-469e-b49d-fffb1978ada
07:52:00 <electrohead> [03:43:01] you need to start using linux, to keep your mind at ease
07:52:00 <gee_man> [03:43:38] yeah, but liney always modifies my linux kernel personally whenever i install linux
07:52:00 <gee_man> [03:43:43] good ol' ||
07:52:00 <gee_man> [03:43:47] dunno why tho
07:52:00 <gee_man> [03:44:14] monitoring, i guess
07:52:00 <gee_man> [03:46:22] also, the business front that seems to have installed these undetectable scripts is named kandji.io
07:52:00 <gee_man> [03:47:07] it's been happening ever since i had fazil q. remote into my system for an exam trial with proctoru
07:52:00 <electrohead> [03:47:17] dude
07:52:00 <electrohead> [03:47:42] your paranoia gets to be a bit much, sometimes
07:52:00 <gee_man> [03:47:48] ok i'll stfu
07:52:00 <electrohead> [03:47:55] nah man, you good
07:52:00 <gee_man> [03:48:19] i just have a knowledge deficit when it comes to windows admin
07:52:00 <electrohead> [03:48:35] I have a feeling linux is your thing
07:52:00 <electrohead> [03:48:40] you just don't know it yet :P
07:52:00 <gee_man> [03:48:44] heh
07:52:00 <gee_man> [03:50:03] ok i think i figured it out, whenever i change a profile setting, it downloads a file from google (regardless of being signed into sync in the browser)
07:52:00 <gee_man> [03:50:25] orrrr
07:52:00 <gee_man> [03:50:27] more likely
07:52:00 <gee_man> [03:50:38] the browser is generating a profile file
07:52:00 <gee_man> [03:50:43] yes, that's it
07:52:00 <gee_man> [03:51:08] just strange that it wasn't occurring before proctoru
07:52:00 <gee_man> [03:53:17] the proctoru browser plugin must have done some changes to my browser
07:52:00 <gee_man> [03:53:31] even though it's uninstalled, and that i reinstalled chrome
07:52:00 <gee_man> [03:55:32] maybe one day you'll win me over and i'll cold boot linux, electrohead
07:52:00 <electrohead> [03:56:53] dude just have a dual boot setup for the time being
07:52:00 <electrohead> [03:57:11] and like, for how crazy you are .. you're a smart as fuck person; just go all out, and install arch linux
07:52:00 <electrohead> [03:57:12] :P
07:52:00 <gee_man> [03:57:28] i did that in a vm, arch is too much work
07:52:00 <gee_man> [03:57:43] especially when i get paranoid from time to time and reinstall a lot
07:52:00 <electrohead> [03:57:48] it sharpens your install and CLI utility skills, though
07:52:00 <gee_man> [03:57:55] yeah true
07:52:00 <electrohead> [03:58:07] I can get arch installed in like, 15 minutes
07:52:00 <electrohead> [03:58:14] err, depends on the internet connection speeds, mainly
07:52:00 <gee_man> [03:58:19] takes me about 25min
07:52:00 <electrohead> [03:58:27] or better yet ... just have a local package repo
07:52:00 <electrohead> [03:58:35] speaking of, I should update mine, it's been a while
07:52:00 <electrohead> [03:58:42] yeah, I mirrored everything :D
07:52:00 <gee_man> [03:59:24] you could make use of jigdo then couldn't you?
07:52:00 <electrohead> [04:03:40] hrmm?
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:04:11] it's probably deprecated by now, but if you have a distros mirror, you can make an iso of pretty much and linux distro
07:52:00 <electrohead> [04:04:13] ahh, haven't heard of this
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:04:21] s/and/any
07:52:00 <electrohead> [04:04:24] yeah I can already do that, manually
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:04:36] with the correct checksums?
07:52:00 <electrohead> [04:07:25] yeah
07:52:00 <electrohead> [04:07:36] and awesome, I'm updating the arch packages right now
07:52:00 <electrohead> [04:07:38] yay :)
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:07:53] do you install from source?
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:08:57] i ask because i've been experimenting with libraries, and when i make from source, the executable it outputs is 20% of the size of what they supply
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:09:14] when they supply the executable i mean
07:52:00 <electrohead> [04:09:47] I don't install anything where I can't view the source
07:52:00 <electrohead> [04:09:56] I will use binaries, if from a credible source
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:10:03] ah ok
07:52:00 <electrohead> [04:10:18] as in, official package repos, etc
07:52:00 <electrohead> [04:10:20] also - https://0xznc01.pw:2600/public/20120820_001.jpg
07:52:00 <electrohead> [04:10:33] someone in the eevblog channel brought up tattoos, so I *had* to show this one, heh
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:10:43] i'm not clicking that dodgy link
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:10:47] is that your site?
07:52:00 <electrohead> [04:10:52] the color hasn't bled out whatsoever :D
07:52:00 <electrohead> [04:11:00] yeah man, that's one of mine
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:11:01] ah it's your tattoo
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:11:22] i'm not really interested in tattoos
07:52:00 <electrohead> [04:11:31] I'd rather run my own private pastebin like service, so I know my data isn't being saved in the abyss, lol
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:11:44] heh, yeah
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:12:11] ideally i'd set up something like that, but for any kind of file
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:12:18] and with unlimited filesizes
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:12:29] i'd just be scrooging speed
07:52:00 <electrohead> [04:14:09] lol
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:15:11] basically i want to setup a wayback machine for wikipedia and all wikidumps
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:15:35] i'm in the process of setting up cloud storage in october with unlimited storage
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:15:52] i'm also going to experiment with compression
07:52:00 <Snoopys_Gunship> [04:26:21] funny that so am i
07:52:00 <Snoopys_Gunship> [04:26:26] there we go
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:27:00] that was a shitty joke
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:27:10] :p
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:27:20] let's just hope it wasn't a shitty fart
07:52:00 <electrohead> [04:31:16] lol
07:52:00 <electrohead> [04:31:20] are puns included?
07:52:00 <electrohead> [04:31:31] I had to change the server in my script
07:52:00 <electrohead> [04:31:37] now everything is downloading smoothly
07:52:00 <electrohead> [04:31:39] <3
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:32:02] nice
07:52:00 <electrohead> [04:32:49] https://0xznc01.pw:2600/public/2022-09-06-143208_1920x1080_scrot.png
07:52:00 <electrohead> [04:32:51] tada.
07:52:00 <electrohead> [04:32:55] mirroring :)
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:34:39] fear factory.. nice..
07:52:00 <electrohead> [04:34:48] \m/
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:34:58] i just did an online server build with very basic options and it's going to cost just under $3k
07:52:00 <electrohead> [04:35:04] o.O
07:52:00 <electrohead> [04:35:09] what service, and what specs?
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:36:06] Base
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:36:06] 1x Thinksystem ST50 V2 Base Chassis
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:36:06] $522.62
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:36:06] Processors
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:36:06] 1x ThinkSystem Intel Pentium G6405T 2C 35W 3.5GHz Processor
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:36:06] $158.80
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:36:06] Memory
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:36:06] 1x ThinkSystem 8GB TruDDR4 3200 MHz (1Rx8, 1.2V) ECC UDIMM
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:36:06] $141.53
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:36:07] Storage
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:36:09] 1x Select Storage devices - no configured RAID required
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:36:11] $0.00
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:36:13] 1x On Board SATA AHCI Mode for ST50 V2
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:36:15] $0.00
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:36:17] 1x ThinkSystem ST50 V2 3.5" 5300 480GB Read Intensive SATA 6Gb NHS SSD
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:36:19] $277.75
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:36:21] PCI
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:36:23] 1x ThinkSystem NVIDIA T1000 8GB PCIe Active GPU
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:36:25] $726.75
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:36:27] Power
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:36:29] 1x ATX-300W Power Supply
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:36:31] $49.73
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:36:33] 1x 2.8m, 10A/250V, C13 to AS/NZ 3112 (Australia/NZ) Line Cord
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:36:35] $4.82
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:36:37] Others
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:36:39] 1x ThinkSystem ST50 V2 Intrusion Switch Kit
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:36:41] $1.37
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:36:43] 1x ThinkSystem Pref. Pro II USB Keyboard - US English
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:36:45] $14.76
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:36:47] 1x ThinkSystem Optical Wheel Mouse - USB
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:36:49] $5.34
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:36:51] Security
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:36:53] 1x Feature Enable TPM on MB for ST50 V2
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:36:55] $0.00
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:36:57] 1x TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot for ST50 V2
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:36:59] $0.00
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:37:01] OS & Software
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:37:03] 1x Windows Server 2022 Essentials (10 core) - English (factory installed)
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:37:06] $611.99
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:37:08] shit i didn't think it'd paste like that
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:37:41] looks like a bit of a rip off
07:52:00 <electrohead> [04:37:56] holy shit
07:52:00 <electrohead> [04:38:05] you need to use a paste service next time :P
07:52:00 <electrohead> [04:38:17] Paste services: http://ix.io/ - http://sprunge.us/ - https://www.pastebin.com/
07:52:00 <electrohead> [04:38:38] that's per what I programmed in my bot, for #eevblog
07:52:00 <electrohead> [04:38:43] my top three picks
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:39:05] i'll keep pastebin.com in mind, that's the only one i'll remember
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:39:50] i just want the server for the gpu to do compression
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:39:59] i figure ecc ram will help
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:52:05] i wonder if this new anti-west ransomware group are linked to isis, and if they are, wouldn't the 9th of november be a perfect day to carry out a terrorist attack
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:52:16] on australia, virtually
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:52:32] the day would symbolise 9/11
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:53:28] because the date/month is reversed, it would indicate a protest of ties to the u.s.
07:52:00 <electrohead> [04:58:55] Stop please.
07:52:00 <electrohead> [04:59:23] ixio is nice, because you can pipe directly to the domain, to create a paste
07:52:00 <electrohead> [04:59:25] <3
07:52:00 <gee_man> [04:59:46] oh, that's handy
07:52:00 <electrohead> [05:03:14] yeah man, nice indeed
07:52:00 <electrohead> [05:03:16] :)
07:52:00 <gee_man> [05:18:27] i should probably sleep soon
07:52:00 <gee_man> [05:21:21] got no study done
07:52:00 <gee_man> [05:21:30] 2 nights in a row i've got no study done
07:52:00 <gee_man> [05:21:36] got a whole bunch of other shit done tho
07:52:00 <electrohead> [05:30:28] Well get on that shit then lol
07:52:00 <gee_man> [05:31:38] yeah i cbf now, it's my equivalent of about 10pm now
07:52:00 <electrohead> [05:33:45] Ok mate, goodnight o/
07:52:00 <gee_man> [05:33:54] nite dude
07:52:00 <BlackBishop> [06:46:33] Good night :-)
07:52:00 <***> Playback Complete.
09:37:00 <gee_man> i can't sleep :\
09:38:00 <gee_man> slept fine yesterday
09:38:00 <gee_man> same time, same bat channel
10:56:00 <Blockah> Only 2022 here
10:59:00 <mickey> r
11:00:00 <mickey> r
12:46:00 <gee_man> stop fucking with my fedora instance
12:46:00 <gee_man> what is this, an iq test?
12:54:00 <gee_man> changing desktop spaces on my fedora instance to see if i'd figure out how to change back to my windows
12:54:00 <gee_man> very funny
12:58:00 <gee_man> entertainment from the block
14:50:00 <gee_man> i think it was just the admin of the fedora server checking in, wondering why i had deleted most traces of scripts, probably accidentally alt-tabbeed while viewing my screen
14:50:00 <gee_man> let's put it down to that, shall we?
14:58:00 <Tintin> Client: HexChat 2.14.3 • OS: LinuxMint "ulyana" 20 • CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-7500 CPU @ 3.40GHz (3.68GHz) • Memory: Physical: 14.2 GiB Total (5.3 GiB Free) Swap: 2.0 GiB Total (1.1 GiB Free) • Storage: 133.3 GB / 1.9 TB (1.8 TB Free) • VGA: Intel Corporation HD Graphics 630 @ Intel Corporation Xeon E3-1200 v6/7th Gen Core Processor Host Bridge/DRAM Registers • Uptime: 21w 5d 1h 20m 15s
14:59:00 <Tintin> and I have to shut off the power now.. dammn new rules on roof spaces :(
15:05:00 <gee_man> 21 weeks damn
15:06:00 <gee_man> that's like 5 months
15:36:00 <gee_man> ok i may as well try and sleep
15:36:00 <gee_man> nite folks
15:37:00 <mickey> ni ni
15:44:00 <gee_man> forgot i had washing on
15:44:00 <gee_man> gotta wait for the spin cycle
15:47:00 * magnaman is now known as mickey
15:58:00 <gee_man> ok nite
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