00:18:00 <UwU> i archive a lot too but not websites
00:19:05 <fireonlive> whats you archive?
00:22:23 <UwU> mainly anime and 0day
00:24:46 <UwU> filling up some zpools already
00:33:29 <UwU> my files date back to 1999 so :)
00:38:20 <UwU> zips back to 96 and videos .asf/.rm etc. back to 99
00:39:49 <fireonlive> ooh cool :)
00:51:25 <UwU> is all that here goin to archive.org?
01:10:15 <that_lurker> generally yes
01:34:29 <immibis> you basically just confessed to being the kind of pirate they actually bother to catch, good job
02:04:02 <JAA> lolno
02:07:25 <fireonlive> yeah nah
02:07:31 <fireonlive> unless they're selling it for profit
02:07:47 <JAA> Yeah
02:08:01 <pabs> "A focus on FOSS funding" https://lwn.net/SubscriberLink/967001/baf3f34174cf99df/
02:08:03 <JAA> Assuming it's even illegal where they live.
02:08:22 <fireonlive> ah that too
03:36:48 <JAA> On the local eBay competitor, someone is currently trying to sell a lot of three thousand 320 GB 2.5" HDDs.
04:04:32 <nicolas17> :O
04:10:57 <fireonlive> o_o
04:25:30 <nicolas17> pabs: interesting... maybe there needs to be more collaboration to get that kind of funding info?
04:26:35 <nicolas17> like, if you design a standard format for sponsorship data and ask sponsored organizations to use it, they'll probably tell you "yeah right like we have time for that"
04:27:29 <nicolas17> but O'Brien seems to have scraped public information and he doesn't seem to have *asked* the orgs for more info where it was ambiguous or incomplete?
06:25:01 <fireonlive> "Minning" power supplies: https://gamemaxpc.com/productkkk/list-252-en.html
07:55:13 <fireonlive> -+rss- Microsoft blocks even more customization apps in Windows 11 version 24H2: https://www.neowin.net/news/microsoft-blocks-even-more-customization-apps-in-windows-11-version-24h2/ https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39950557
11:54:55 <immibis> fireonlive: Engrish used to be correlated with low quality stuff, but now there's enough quality stuff made in and for non-english countries that it's no longer an indicator
11:55:18 <immibis> eventually we'll be the ones speaking crinese
11:55:29 <katia> cringese
11:56:08 <katia> not that it is cringe or anything it was just a letter away
12:23:17 <UwU> fireonlive: dont use windows!
12:23:26 <UwU> it is as easy as it is
12:28:57 <TheTechRobo> Another complaint of TheLounge: When you get disconnected, your unreads go poof and the red bar that indicates the last message you saw just doesn't exist until after you go into the channel.
12:30:51 <TheTechRobo> This happens whether you disconnect or get disconnected, to be clear.
12:33:46 <UwU> whats the lounge?
12:51:25 <katia> UwU, a terrible web based irc client
12:52:41 <UwU> so can i put all old stuff on archive.org without worries ~2003 released files for example
12:53:59 <kiska> https://server8.kiska.pw/uploads/6a62bad9e78cca67/image.png :O
12:54:06 <kiska> Closing Firefox produced that :D
12:54:29 <UwU> windows :(
12:54:35 <UwU> [Total: 1.04 PiB][used: 477.29 TiB/44.7%][free: 590.23 TiB/55.3%]
12:55:14 <kiska> UwU Unless you have a way of getting my Oculus Rift S working well on Linux...
12:56:20 <kiska> Or get Escape from Tarkov working on Linux
12:56:36 <kiska> Without it kicking you from the game due to the anti cheat
13:01:17 <UwU> oculus rift: facebook account required -> i wouldnt buy such - game not working with proton i wouldnt buy or play it either
13:01:28 <UwU> its all DRM infected
13:03:45 <UwU> if denuvo can be removed by single guy anti cheat is a piece of cake to bypasss
13:03:54 <UwU> so it is not consumer friendly
13:04:06 <UwU> for cheaters at least
13:04:33 <UwU> anticheat is a server side job for the industry
13:04:43 <UwU> they just dont do it because they would lose the cheating customers
13:04:54 <UwU> i see that at cs:go with the ban waves
13:06:19 <UwU> statistics could catch cheaters instantly always
13:06:23 <UwU> like with llms today
13:06:50 <UwU> no need to protect the client installation for online games
13:15:24 <UwU> if you are a cheater and your accounts get banned at avg 6 month you will rebuy it more likely if it just takes 1day or 1wk
13:15:57 <UwU> thats how it works today business
13:19:53 <UwU> at steam side it would be easy to do that if you factor in account creation, games owned and the probabilties of human factors inside the game to decide on a ban without analyzing client side code
13:22:44 <UwU> just let 100 ppl cheat and collect massive data train a model :)
13:23:13 <UwU> anyway i am off too many windows users who sold their life to other data collectors
13:24:34 <katia> o.O
13:25:34 <nukke> https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2024/04/microsoft-blamed-for-a-cascade-of-security-failures-in-exchange-breach-report/
13:25:49 <nukke> jfc Microsoft
13:26:26 <katia> hii windows user nukke!!
13:26:48 <nukke> I am a PROUD windows user
13:27:11 <katia> 🫡
13:31:58 <kiska> fireonlive: Ooooh https://server8.kiska.pw/uploads/ba0556616fe07cda/image.png
17:06:03 <nulldata> https://meow.camera/
17:06:21 <that_lurker> -+rss- PiVPN v4.6.0: The End: https://github.com/pivpn/pivpn/releases/tag/v4.6.0 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39953207
17:06:27 <that_lurker> ooo cattos
17:28:50 <kiska> JAA: I know how much you *love* webrecorder... I kinda found this when browsing https://netpreserveblog.wordpress.com/2020/12/16/openwayback-to-pywb-transition-guide/
17:33:44 <joepie91|m> today's project: https://social.pixie.town/@joepie91/112224857049010103
18:02:03 <JAA> kiska: At least that's only the playback part, I think? That's kind of fine.
18:03:32 <kiska> JAA: I present this https://netpreserve.org/projects/browser-based-crawling/
18:03:32 <kiska> :D
18:03:36 <JAA> :-(
18:03:57 <JAA> Ah, the funding thing, yeah.
18:04:19 <JAA> hexa- confirmed to be a hacker.
18:04:35 <hexa-> lmao
18:04:51 <kiska> lol
18:05:01 <hexa-> apparently my client certificate expired … *inspects the openssl output* … on jan 31 2024
18:05:10 <kiska> JAA: But if I am reading the page right, then the project has already been delivered
18:05:14 <JAA> Oh, yeah, that's a thing, right.
18:05:25 <JAA> I wonder whether I made mine valid for 10 or 100 years.
18:05:36 <hexa-> yeah, and mine is tied into the nickserv account
18:05:40 <hexa-> and I don't even know my password
18:05:44 <JAA> Same
18:05:55 <hexa-> also no o-line without cert
18:05:59 <JAA> Heh
18:06:34 <JAA> I went with 100 years. Future-proof!
18:06:41 <kiska> Very much so :D
18:07:00 <hexa-> I went with 4 years, because 365.25*4 arrives at an even number:)
18:07:21 <hexa-> surely something better will replace IRC within those four years, right?
18:07:22 <JAA> But but but it's 365.2422something! :-P
18:07:29 <hexa-> uhhhhhh
18:11:54 <JAA> Now I wonder whether/how the ircd handles certificate revocations. I guess the answer is 'not' because there's no CRL or similar.
18:18:14 <JAA> IRC will never be replaced. <xkcd irc.png>
19:25:00 <hexa-> revocations … hahahaha :D
19:25:15 <hexa-> sure, let me run my own ocsp endpoint for my cert :p
19:27:53 <JAA> :-)
19:29:40 <JAA> Maybe you could present a regular certificate e.g. from Let's Encrypt to it.
20:12:55 <fireonlive> people check revocations still? :p
20:13:13 <fireonlive> https://dl.fireon.live/irc/a7be64fa6034286b/dave-xz-backdoor.png
20:13:18 <fireonlive> thats a title/thumb
20:39:07 <FireFly> hexa-: and I guess restricted with ilines to connect from particular hosts?
20:39:24 <FireFly> well for opering up
20:42:41 <hexa-> aye
21:16:40 <nicolas17> 10/10 paper title https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acsnano.9b00184
21:43:14 <kiska> "Most Trusted. Most Cited. Most Read."
21:43:17 <kiska> Hrm...
21:47:06 <fireonlive> Google Public DNS’s approach to fight against cache poisoning attacks: https://security.googleblog.com/2024/03/google-public-dnss-approach-to-fight.html