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00:16:55 Nick: damian1 is now known as damian
00:19:00 Nick: damian is now known as damian1
00:22:46 * orbii contemplates ESP32 and lora
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01:32:56 <gremlinz> Halcyon/Ampera, i've temporarily disabled the blocklist which was catching DHess_US, so hope to see him around here again soon :)
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02:12:24 <Ampera> thanks gremlinz
02:19:30 <coppice> why was he being blocked?
02:20:27 <coppice> orbii: can the ESP32 do the LORA modulation?
02:28:40 <coppice> actually, even if you can do the modulation the rest of the PHY is undocumented, so I don't think you can avoid using the semtech chip
02:40:15 <Ampera> I think he was connecting on a few too many IPs at once which flagged something.
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08:15:26 <David> hi
08:15:51 <David> i have a question about oscilloscope
08:18:37 <rust_collector> ok... Many people have
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08:36:16 <steve30> I wonder what his question was.
08:36:20 <rust_collector> yeah
08:56:59 <rust_collector> but, I guess it is his question
09:19:42 <DogWomble> I wonder if it was "what di all these squiggly lines do'
09:21:26 * orbii grumbles
09:36:46 <Halcyon> Thanks gremlinz
09:36:55 <Halcyon> Ampera: He was using VPNs
09:37:01 <Halcyon> Sorry coppice
09:44:54 <steve30> hi Halcyon
09:45:12 <Halcyon> Hey Steve
09:46:00 <steve30> Halcyon, do you think this guy resembles John Ward?
09:46:03 <steve30> http://stevecoates.net/f/jw_recon.png
09:46:22 <Halcyon> Yehhhh kind of
09:46:34 <Halcyon> I see similarities
09:46:41 <Halcyon> It's hard to tell because JW never smiles
09:47:09 <steve30> There /is/ a video with him smiling on youtube
09:47:13 <Halcyon> Lies!
09:47:14 <Halcyon> :P
09:47:35 <steve30> I'll dig it out
09:47:56 <Halcyon> Heh is it the one where is a guest speaker somewhere?
09:48:46 <steve30> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FdDdLn2C10c
09:59:34 <Halcyon> How odd :P
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10:08:19 <Ampera> Hi Halcyon
10:09:13 <Halcyon> Heh, I'm at home but I'm still tracing a network issue since yesterday
10:09:13 <Halcyon> Ended up calling it quits at 0100 this morning, then the bird woke me up at 0800
10:09:13 <orbii> client demanded we (about 8 of us) be available for them to perform a DR test this weekend :/ .. so yeah. at least i'm gonna get paid overtime?
10:09:13 <Halcyon> That's it, if they want you, they can pay for it
10:09:13 <orbii> yup.
10:09:13 <orbii> probably be $1k pre-tax for a day of work, cant complain too much.
10:09:13 <Halcyon> A good day :)
10:09:13 <orbii> it's mostly going to be sitting here waiting for them to call us to action the various parts we need to do
10:09:13 <orbii> and i'm only here as support of one of our more junior network people who are doing it (to learn)
10:11:27 <DogWomble> hi Ampera
10:11:32 <Halcyon> :)
10:11:39 <Ampera> Hello DogWomble
10:11:43 <Ampera> how are the both of you
10:11:48 <DogWomble> yeah doing ok
10:11:56 <Halcyon> Alright, still annoyed that I can't work out this switching issue
10:12:15 <Ampera> well I'd go up in the chat log and check what that issue is, but it wouldn't make me any better at solving it so
10:12:31 <Halcyon> Yeh it probably wouldn't help, it's a very odd one and makes no sense.
10:12:40 <Halcyon> All I can put it down to at this point is a firmware glitch
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11:03:48 <steve30> I keep pondering going out on the bike, but its cold
11:04:54 <Ampera> steve30, how cold
11:05:05 <steve30> 6C, according to the forecast
11:05:14 <Ampera> ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
11:05:17 <Ampera> take a jacket
11:05:24 <Ampera> once you get going it'll warm you up
11:13:50 * orbii looks about
11:14:17 * Ampera stares directly at orbii
11:14:21 * orbii up-nods
11:14:43 * Ampera keeps staring, unphased
11:14:58 * orbii peers
11:15:04 * orbii waves
11:15:44 * Ampera burns a hole into orbii's soul
11:15:48 * rust_collector turns a bowl out of a frozen rabbit, and makes a youtube video about it
11:15:53 <orbii> i'd need to have one to do that.
11:18:12 <coppice> steve30: its 4C here
11:32:01 <EEVBlog> New EEVBlog Tweet: 1500 Mile car battery BUSTED https://t.co/bNebMEUr7Q
11:40:07 * orbii yawns
12:38:23 <Halcyon> Ampera, stop freaking out strangers :P
12:53:18 <orbii> he doesnt freak anyone out
12:53:23 <orbii> he'd ened to be scary to do that.
12:53:33 <orbii> or at the very least - intimidating
13:04:57 <Halcyon> orbii, really?... Because, he's a pretty strange person :P
13:05:24 <Halcyon> Also, side not, I love stirring up the trolls on Whingepool
13:05:29 <Halcyon> *note
13:05:29 * Ampera hugs Halcyon
13:05:34 <Halcyon> Aww Hey Ampera :)
13:05:37 <Ampera> how do
13:05:47 <Halcyon> Not too bad. I just services my robot vacuum
13:05:51 <Halcyon> *serviced
13:05:56 <Halcyon> Fuck, why can't I type today?
13:05:59 <Ampera> I'm going to start using tcsh instead of bash
13:06:11 <Halcyon> Cool?
13:06:59 <Ampera> lol I think I already broke shit
13:07:04 <Ampera> by setting my history size to 999999999
13:07:07 <Halcyon> Oh, not cool
13:07:50 <Ampera> What is cool is that tcsh has a nicer autocomplete than bash
13:07:58 <Ampera> not autocomplete, but command history
13:08:11 <Ampera> as in, if I type the command "clear" into terminal, and then type in five different commands after that
13:08:27 <Ampera> I can type in cl, then hit the up arrow once, and be given clear, or any command with that spelling that I typed.
13:09:15 <Ampera> I use it on FreeBSD all the time, but have now switched to it on Linux.
13:09:56 <Halcyon> Yeh, that's neat
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13:56:46 <orbii> i like money.
13:57:18 <orbii> i like spending it too :(
13:57:38 <Halcyon> Yup
13:59:45 <orbii> but then i have lots of cool shit :D
13:59:54 <Halcyon> Like what?
14:00:55 <Halcyon> I'm trying to think which "period correct" OS to install on my Pentium III 450 machine.
14:01:31 <Halcyon> Leaning towards 98se
14:01:53 <Halcyon> Since I bought this machine around mid-1999
14:02:17 <Ampera> Halcyon, that would be the most correct, either that or 98fe
14:02:31 <Ampera> I have 98se on my P3 450
14:06:49 <Halcyon> Done :-)
14:06:54 <Halcyon> I'm going to play with that this afternoon
14:07:03 <Ampera> lol
14:19:20 <orbii> Halcyon: right now it's mainly tools and supplies for working on electronics .. but i have lots of other hobbies that get far too much money spent on. the benefits of never having kids in my life, i suppose :) .. DINK life is great.
14:19:52 <Halcyon> Yup
14:19:54 <Halcyon> Kids suck
14:20:15 <orbii> i get regular laughs at the complaints of coworker parents ;)
14:24:17 <orbii> gonna wash the cars this afternoon, i think
14:29:39 <DogWomble> yeah, i'm glad i don't have kids, they seem a lot of work
14:30:55 <DogWomble> i've got two nephews, that's enough for me - at least if i get sick of them i can hand them back to their parents :P
14:31:52 <steve30> Windows 98SE sounds like a good choice Halcyon
14:33:06 <steve30> I have 98SE on my PII thinkpad
14:33:33 <DogWomble> i remember 98 :)
14:33:47 <DogWomble> i ran it for a brief period, until i discovered windows nt
14:36:43 <steve30> I used 98SE from 1999 to 2006
14:39:52 <Halcyon> NT was great DogWomble, but not for gaming/graphics
14:41:36 <DogWomble> yeah, i wasn't doing much in the way of gaming back them
14:46:35 <DogWomble> for me, it was just the fact that NT back in those days was far more stable than 9x
14:47:18 <steve30> Halcyon, do you get to arrest the computer if it performs an illegal operation? :p
14:48:18 <Ampera> He's a police officer. He knows all about arresting things and people just for being themselves.
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16:49:17 <EEVBlog> New EEVBlog Tweet: Silkscreen is free, use the word OUT https://t.co/xi6g6Amvn2
16:49:56 <Ampera> Halcyon, how's your Linux installation holding up?
16:49:57 <Ampera> just curious
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18:12:49 <EEVBlog> New EEVBlog Tweet: Nails it. #RiseofSkywalker https://t.co/hLTz3W7iSY
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18:40:33 <orbii> k. cars washed.
18:40:39 <orbii> now need to do some loads of washing
18:40:48 <orbii> and watch more Daybreak
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18:41:54 <Guest|38943> hello are there any elec engineers of sorts?
18:43:28 <Guest|38943> i am wanting some information on switching IOT
18:45:43 <Ampera> Guest|38943, in general asking the question will gain more of a response.
18:45:54 <Ampera> we don't know if we can help you if you don't give us specifics.
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18:54:58 <michael_> Ampera
18:55:02 <Ampera> Yes.
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18:55:10 <Halcyon_> My arch install is munter
18:55:12 <Halcyon_> munted
18:55:17 <Ampera> munted?
18:55:24 <Halcyon_> I installed Teamviewer and some updates, now it won't boot
18:55:40 <Halcyon_> Says something about a missing file and asking for a runlevel
18:55:48 <Ampera> could you be more specific?
18:55:50 <Ampera> discord me a picture
18:56:06 <Halcyon_> I can't, I literally just booted up my laptop and I have eff all on it
18:56:11 <Ampera> phone
18:56:21 <Halcyon_> Okies...
18:56:25 <Ampera> lol
18:58:18 <Halcyon_> *grumbles*
18:58:32 <Halcyon_> Anyway, I like the resolution on this Thinkpad :)
18:59:14 <Ampera> ah yes
18:59:15 <Ampera> should type here
18:59:23 <Ampera> it appears you somehow installed sysvinit
18:59:30 <Halcyon_> Awesome
18:59:45 <Ampera> I have no idea how you would have managed that, but let's see about fixing it
19:00:01 <Halcyon_> I literally just installed an app and ran the updates that were listed
19:00:06 <Ampera> just to be sure, have you checked that you haven't booted into a different piece of media or something?
19:00:14 <Halcyon_> Anyway, I'm not going to fix it now, working on my Windows 98 machine :)
19:00:15 <Ampera> USB stick, second hard drive, etc.
19:00:19 <Halcyon_> Yes
19:00:22 <Halcyon_> I'm not a moron
19:00:30 <Ampera> I never said you were.
19:01:14 <Ampera> did you by any chance install https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/teamviewer-openrc/ ?
19:01:36 <Ampera> Halcyon_,
19:02:17 <Halcyon_> *shrug*
19:02:29 <Halcyon_> It was the second one from the top in yay or yum or whatever
19:02:31 <Ampera> anyways, here's how you fix it (would you like me to put it here or on your phone)
19:02:40 <Halcyon_> Here is fine
19:03:02 <Ampera> Yeah it seems like some teamviewer packages will install sysvinit
19:03:10 <Ampera> which is why you should be careful when installing off the AUR
19:03:37 <Ampera> First, gain an arch linux installation environment on the machine, either by PXE or by bootable media
19:04:14 <Ampera> Then, find the root partition (presuming you don't use EFI), and mount it (do fdisk -l to find the device, and then mount <dev> /mnt)
19:04:37 <Ampera> Navigate to /mnt/boot/grub and use nano to modify grub.cfg
19:05:14 <Ampera> https://prnt.sc/poofh0
19:05:27 <Halcyon_> Who you calling a poof?
19:05:27 <Halcyon_> :P
19:05:55 <Ampera> Find this section of the file, where the first menuentry for Arch Linux is. Where it says "linux", at the end here is the kernel command line where you can supply options directly to the kernel
19:06:19 <Ampera> it's underlined in red in the screenshot. Simply append init=/usr/lib/systemd/systemd
19:06:28 * orbii contemplats the rest of the weekend remaining, sighs at monday being so close
19:06:34 <Ampera> save the file, ctrl+alt+delete to restart the machine, and it should boot normally
19:07:23 <Ampera> to remove sysvinit you can do (as su) pacman -R sysvinit
19:08:04 <Ampera> and, it's likely not necessary, but you can also install systemd-sysvcompat in the event it was there before (as it would have been removed), by doing (as su) pacman -Sy systemd-sysvcompat
19:08:44 <Ampera> ensure that when you do install teamviewer to ONLY install it from this AUR package: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/teamviewer/
19:08:57 <Halcyon_> Okies
19:09:01 <Ampera> keep an eye as to what packages it tries to install with it, if it tries to install anything sysvinit, re-evaluate.
19:10:12 <Ampera> It does seem like teamviewer isn't all too stable on Linux, so you might want to beware regardless.
19:10:22 <Halcyon_> Noted
19:10:29 <Halcyon_> Stupid Teamviewer
19:10:54 <Ampera> what is funny is that just today I asked you how your Linux install was going
19:11:42 <Halcyon_> :)
19:12:08 <Halcyon_> Well yeh, it locked up, then I rebooted, and this happened
19:12:47 <Ampera> The thing about Arch Linux is that it may be easy enough to break, but it's also quite easy to fix when you do break it.
19:13:09 <Ampera> since you've gone this long without a major explosion, I'd say it's done pretty good.
19:13:31 <Halcyon_> Now I'm formatting a floppy disk :P
19:15:42 <orbii> .. floppy .. dick?
19:15:51 <Halcyon_> Only sometimes
19:15:52 <Halcyon_> :P
19:15:54 <orbii> ahk
19:16:05 <Ampera> Halcyon_'s dick is always hard
19:16:12 <steve30> I tried to format a floppy on Linux a while back. I managed it... eventually.
19:16:17 <Halcyon_> I need to install the USB Mass Storage driver on my Win98 machine
19:16:29 <Ampera> it's quite easy so long as you don't do what I did and try to give it a partition table
19:17:07 <Ampera> but in general, mkfs.vfat /dev/fd0 (or /dev/sdx), and off ye go
19:17:24 <Halcyon_> Thanks :P GParted is giving me an error
19:17:43 <steve30> I used kfloppyformatter I think
19:17:55 <Ampera> why are you using gparted
19:18:02 <Ampera> I mean in general
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19:18:20 <Halcyon_> Because it's easy
19:18:20 <Ampera> but if you're using a floppy diskette, even moreso
19:18:40 <Ampera> nvm confused GParted with GNU Parted
19:18:51 * orbii thinks about bga reballing
19:19:08 <Ampera> I like fdisk myself, but you're not supposed to partition diskettes
19:19:09 <Halcyon_> Me throws solder balls at orbii, never to be found again
19:19:13 <orbii> :(
19:20:24 <Halcyon_> But yes, mkfs is much simpler
19:20:50 <Ampera> tbh I forgot gparted could even format anything
19:21:11 * steve30 curls up on Halcyon_'s floppy drive
19:21:45 * Halcyon_ forgets how slow FDDs are
19:22:17 <Ampera> Well I think I'm gonna go to bed.
19:22:25 <Ampera> hopefully you have everything you need in order to get your PC sorted.
19:22:28 <Halcyon_> Night Ampera
19:23:34 <steve30> Bed sounds nice. I just put clean sheets on :).
19:23:57 <Halcyon_> OK, it seems mkfs.vfat isn't supported by Windows 98
19:24:45 <Halcyon_> The disk appears as all corrupt files and folders
19:27:23 <Ampera> it was when I did it. Did you do the device, or try to format a partition on the device?
19:27:33 <Ampera> as in, you need to mkfs.vfat /dev/sda not /dev/sda1
19:29:34 <Ampera> If that fails, then try mkfs.vfat -F 12 /dev/ to force it to FAT12
19:29:34 <Halcyon_> The device
19:31:19 <Halcyon_> Will see how that goes
19:32:07 <Halcyon_> Nope
19:32:10 <Halcyon_> Still doesn't like it
19:32:25 <Ampera> well then format it on the Windows 98 computer
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19:32:45 <Ampera> orbii, quick, raise a dubious eyebrow, we need it
19:33:05 <Halcyon_> I tried formatting it under Windows 98, but Linux doesn't like it, so it seems
19:33:11 <Ampera> it won't mount?
19:33:18 <Halcyon_> I'm trying another disk...
19:33:25 <Ampera> yeah it could just be the disk
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19:33:45 <Halcyon_> I wonder if that was actually Clive?
19:33:50 <Ampera> very likely not
19:33:54 <Halcyon_> True
19:34:07 <steve30> Right, I'm off out into the cold
19:34:13 <Halcyon_> Enjoy Steve
19:34:25 <Ampera> it's also 8:34 in the isle of man
19:34:52 <Halcyon_> Hmm
19:35:02 <Halcyon_> I wonder if he got my package yet
19:36:23 <Ampera> https://twitter.com/westaustralian/status/1187996040026296320 Halcyon_
19:36:33 <Halcyon_> Yeh it looks like the disk won't mount
19:36:37 <Halcyon_> I saw that :-(
19:36:43 <Ampera> lol it's hilarious
19:36:49 <Halcyon_> People are fucked
19:36:51 <Ampera> just taking a fucking bird and popping its damn head off
19:37:16 <Ampera> as for the disk not mounting, I need to take a look at this to believe this
19:40:01 <Ampera> That's strange
19:41:55 <Ampera> It didn't like the format from Linux, but once I formatted it on Windows, it mounted fine on Linux
19:41:58 <Ampera> and I could transfer a file over
19:42:08 <Ampera> how did you mount it?
19:42:40 <Ampera> Halcyon_,
19:44:17 <Halcyon_> I didn't, I just burnt the file to a CD
19:45:59 <Ampera> alright whatever
19:46:12 <Ampera> and I read the article, that's still hilarious and I don't care who gets upset
19:46:41 <Halcyon_> The bloke should be flogged
19:46:44 <Halcyon_> It's not normal
19:46:59 <Ampera> I think he already got the extent of what he should get for it.
19:47:11 <Ampera> At least here, the sort of birds that steal food off your plates are pretty much rats.
19:47:13 <Halcyon_> What? Nothing?
19:47:24 <Halcyon_> Kookaburra's are far from rats
19:47:40 <orbii> seagulls on the other hand
19:47:47 <Halcyon_> *nod*
19:47:49 <Ampera> If a bird landed on someone's plate here and they cracked its head off, people would probably be disgusted, but more in a you made a mess sort of way than you're a monster sort of way
19:48:01 <orbii> at least they're not bin chickens
19:48:15 <Halcyon_> It's pretty awful
19:48:20 <Halcyon_> As in, in a mental kind of way
19:48:23 <Ampera> You've never seen rats with wings until you've seen pigeons.
19:48:32 <Ampera> I honestly don't see the big deal.
19:48:44 <Ampera> They said there's something like 50 million of those birds in australia
19:48:50 <Halcyon_> Um... no normal human just rips the head off another animal in public like that
19:49:11 <Ampera> I mean he did it under the table
19:49:20 <Halcyon_> So ?
19:49:36 <Ampera> idk, all I'm saying is I wouldn't have been disgusted and wouldn't have had a problem with it
19:49:52 <Halcyon_> Mmm, I think a reasonable person would though
19:49:55 <Ampera> it would be about as bad as someone taking a rat that landed on their plate and cracking its neck
19:49:57 <Halcyon_> And those birds are protected by law
19:50:43 <Ampera> All I'd say is if a bird landed on my plate and tried to make off with food, that thing would probably get yeeted
19:51:08 <Halcyon_> Or you could just shoo it away without being a basket case about it
19:51:24 <Ampera> As I've said, you haven't seen rats with wings until you've seen pigeons.
19:52:13 <Ampera> The sorts of birds that would steal food off your plate like that here are filthy vermin.
19:52:14 <Halcyon_> We have pigeons here
19:52:28 <Ampera> yeah, but at least in NYC, we have /pigeons/
19:52:36 <Ampera> huge fucks that'll go right up to you
19:53:18 <Halcyon_> Heh
19:53:21 <Ampera> most birds won't go near you around here though, particularly small birds like what got snapped
19:55:02 <Ampera> Halcyon_, https://untappedcities-wpengine.netdna-ssl.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/Pigeons-Mother-Pigeon-Brooklyn-Manhattan-Felt-Birds-NYC.jpg
19:55:16 <Ampera> idk if you can get the sort of scale here, but those fucks are all over NYC, even up here.
19:55:27 <Ampera> it's literally a crime to even feed them
19:57:08 <Halcyon_> Heh, you have brown and black ones :P
19:57:16 <Ampera> we got all sorts
19:57:18 <Halcyon_> But nah, not to that scale generally
19:57:33 <Ampera> I meant as to how huge they are
19:57:37 <Halcyon_> Seagulls on the other hand are like that
19:57:40 <Halcyon_> But only near the beaches
19:57:43 <Ampera> like, they're about the size of a large squirrel
19:58:20 <Halcyon_> In fact, there is a reason why this exists: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U9t-slLl30E
19:59:46 <Ampera> I've seen your bin turkeys though
19:59:59 <Halcyon_> Yep, bin chickens
20:00:01 <orbii> heh
20:00:08 <Halcyon_> Mostly in the city, I don't see them where I live
20:00:13 <Ampera> hot fuck if one of those hopped into my yard I'd shoot it dead in a split second
20:00:55 <Halcyon_> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9sBXcZ0G_ls
20:01:00 <Halcyon_> Accurate
20:01:28 <orbii> ampera: you ever use esp8266 or esp32?
20:01:34 <Ampera> context?
20:01:42 <orbii> that's enough of an answer
20:01:46 <Ampera> lol
20:01:51 <Halcyon_> Bahaha
20:01:51 <Ampera> then obviously not, what are they
20:02:11 <Ampera> The only definition of ESP I know of is EFI System Partition
20:02:29 <Ampera> which I do use where possible
20:06:04 <Ampera> oh they're 802.11 modules
20:06:38 <Ampera> they look quite nice, I'll keep their existence in mind.
20:09:39 <Ampera> Anyways, I think now is really time for me to do a sleepy
20:09:41 <Ampera> good night (again)
20:09:54 <Halcyon_> Night Ampera
20:10:02 <Halcyon_> Wait... it's almost my bed time
20:10:05 <Halcyon_> How are you going to bed?
20:11:27 <orbii> he's bad at sleep
20:13:30 <Halcyon_> I support it is 0513 there
20:13:33 <Halcyon_> I would be in bed too
20:13:38 <Halcyon_> But not just going to bed
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21:49:17 * steve30 returns
21:49:58 <rust_collector> the return of the steve
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