01:52:20 # gs-dump-urls wpull.db todo > ../.twitter-search-stablekwon-cont 01:52:20 sqlite3.DatabaseError: database disk image is malformed 01:52:23 xfs is the worst 01:53:03 well, not the worst, but up there on unclean shutdown issues 03:28:23 HTML processing with regex. What could possibly go wrong? :-) 12:46:07 feel free to ping me if somebody is looking for high performance html processing (without regex) :3 15:27:12 kpcyrd: What about horribly malformed HTML? :-) I hate the internet. 15:27:50 (It worked fine, by the way.) 16:50:30 JAA: https://github.com/servo/html5ever is supposed to be browser-grade at parsing horribly malformed html :3 17:23:06 How does your thing work kpcyrd? What type of parser? 20:24:37 'up 1826 days' 5 years uptime, nice. 22:21:10 Computers that use "Apple Silicon" -- Apple's name for their homegrown ARM processors -- are notoriously difficult to run sysadmin tasks on. :-/ 22:21:31 Can't just boot from a Linux LiveCD and image the proprietary SSD, oh no, that doesn't work anymore. 22:21:43 s/the/its/ 22:24:10 They used to also, in the past, support Target Disk Mode, where you could boot the computer into a state where its internal disk (or disks) were accessible over Firewire/Thunderbolt as block devices. 22:25:09 Now you have to boot into a special mode (from the internal disk, AFAICT, instead of from the firmware, like previously) where the disk is shared as a network drive. 22:26:11 They thought of every possible way someone could wipe the disk and put something like Linux on there, and blocked it all (yes, I know about the very involved Asahi Linux workaround). 22:26:27 Or, you know, also doing _data recovery_! 22:26:51 It's just, sigh, take my word for it, not a fun time. 22:27:25 22:30:37 22:30:39 Oh yeah, and /etc/fstab doesn't work anymore, so you can't block filesystems from automounting before logging in. 22:30:42 22:34:58 Embrace the Apple. It knows what's best for you. You might think you know better, but you'd be WRONG. Please drink verification can. 22:51:07 I hate ARM 23:08:15 Frogging101: I don't mind ARM as long as it actually works with ARM-compatible stuff. 23:08:35 every ARM thing I've ever used needs its own special snowflake kernel, drivers, and firmware 23:09:08 You can't just install an "ARM" image. It has to be device specific