[04:04] http://i.imgur.com/eEbH9.gif [05:18] my brother is tromping around greece studying archaeology [05:19] I suppose this nonsense runs in the family [06:03] chronomex, archiving is not nonsense. making out with hot Greek women is. [06:04] are you serious?!? [06:11] Yes [07:21] /nick SmileyG [07:21] :( [07:21] oh ffs [07:37] lol [07:58] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rxjHbe7TrjY [08:02] Looks interesting SketchCow [08:03] Oh wow, the final day of DEFCON 20 is my birthday [08:21] oh nice. [08:24] Is that what you were filming for the other day SketchCow ? [14:19] http://it.slashdot.org/story/12/06/06/1335228/linkedin-password-hashes-leaked-online?utm_source=rss1.0mainlinkanon&utm_medium=feed [14:37] indeed...? [14:38] sucks pretty hardware [14:38] *hardcore [14:38] its still early :p [15:29] again, use a password manager, and lock it up tight [16:38] anybody spry enough to have a copy of that linkedin data? [17:18] yes [17:19] http://www.mediafire.com/?n307hutksjstow3 [17:19] if u prefer non mediafire i can host it as well [17:25] nah that's perfectly fine [17:25] thanks <3 [17:57] haha [17:58] http://twitter.com/#!/search/ruby-lang [17:58] single point of failure etc. [17:58] this would be funnier if I weren't affected by it too [18:07] I lol'd [18:08] I find it interesting that it isn't just being given to everyone in packages... Unless most of ruby dev community devs on mac or windows.. :/ [18:09] :D [18:09] so.... every time you use it you redownload it or something? [18:12] Aranje: Ruby moves really fast [18:13] nodejs, Haskell platform, Erlang/OTP sometimes hit the same problems [18:13] an excerbating factor is that rvm by default points to ruby-lang.org to grab and install source tarballs [18:13] and rvm is really popular [18:15] Does it? 1.9.3 isn't very much newer than I remember [18:15] the last release I was paying attention to was 1.9.1 and that was because they rewrote the regex parser or something [18:15] that was a while ago [18:16] Aranje: it moves faster than most packagers, yes [18:16] Okay [18:17] CentOS 6.2's ruby19 package is 1.9.2-p290 [18:17] which is behind (latest 1.9.2 release is 1.9.2-p320, and then there's 1.9.3) [18:17] Ubuntu 12.04 is, uh [18:17] so why not multiple mirror? [18:18] ruby1.9.3-p0 [18:18] ick [18:18] and then there's other Ruby environments like JRuby and Rubinius, in which the packagers are also behind [18:18] not necessarily their fault [18:18] it's just the way it is [18:18] SmileyG: because distribution is hard [18:18] I'm on 1.8.7 :) [18:20] o_O [18:20] yipdw: it is o_O? [18:20] yes, it is [18:20] sourgeforge, github.... [18:20] somethingf that doesnt' go down so much? [18:20] are both central points of failure [18:21] use both. [18:21] SmileyG: if it were easy, RVM would not have a single URL for retrieving a Ruby tarball, and it would not fail if it couldn't access that single source [18:22] nothing wrong with single url [18:22] the fact that it does means that accessing one source is easier than trying multiple [18:22] as long as you got round robin DNS. [18:22] Mine says 1.8.7.352 [18:22] SmileyG: I can't tell if you're trolling me or what [18:22] i'm not :/ [18:22] I know that a URL doesn't have to resolve to a single location [18:22] you gonna say DNS is a single point of failure? [18:22] the point is though that adding that sort of redundancy takes a lot more work than "one repo" [18:22] tbh this seems to be about people being lazy? :D [18:22] and it's not easy to do [18:23] it also takes more money etc [18:23] Mostly the latter [18:23] money. [18:23] and yes I will say that DNS is a single point of failure [18:23] which can be demonstrated by ICANN fucking up the namespace with their new gTLDs [18:23] sure you can exit that but who seriously uses other roots [18:24] * Aranje uses opennic on every machine he owns or has admin over [18:24] we have one person with a few dozen machines [18:24] awesome [18:24] ;) [18:24] 99.9% of the Internet to go [18:24] That was classic timing ;D [18:25] anyway [18:26] it's not hard to make rvm use another download site [18:26] it's just funny to see a bunch of stuff collapse [22:46] we have one person with a few dozen machines [22:46] ha [22:48] for a while, when I (accidentally!) had my router proxying DHCP requests over the WAN (oops), I ended up leasing opennic to like 35 people [22:48] It's a long story [22:48] but I still thought it was cool [22:50] lmfao [22:52] s/router/modem/ [22:53] holey moley, 39 answers for dig -x 207.46.250.119 [22:53] way to go, msft [22:54] am I the only one who gets the feeling we're in the world books like Neuromancer & Snowcrash describe when I read stories about Flame & Stuxnet? [22:54] hahahahaha [23:00] underscor: how long did it take for your beta server to show up on your account? [23:01] I haven't logged back in/gotten an email [23:01] let me go look [23:02] underscor: thanks. since i *think* i did everything correctly, but i'm not totally sure it all worked [23:02] one guy said he signed up on the 25th and got it on the 5th on some forum [23:02] also people talk about some mailing list for the beta stuff, but i'm not sure where to sign up for that [23:02] only email i got was notifying me about like logging into my Manager [23:03] yeah same [23:05] nope, nothing [23:07] underscor: even in the acct? [23:07] in the manager v3 thing [23:07] yeah [23:07] nope [23:07] same here, nothing in email or the manager [23:07] i guess that's just how they do it [23:08] radio silence for a week [23:09] underscor: did you see any way to get an OVH account as a US resident? since according to my ovh acct info i'm in some random english town google gave me [23:09] hahaha [23:09] but i really did look for a way to put in united states [23:09] I put in my real town [23:09] but a random postal code [23:10] ahh [23:10] i just assumed they checked the postal code matched the town [23:10] dunno [23:10] but i did randomly copy a postal code too [23:10] guess we'll see [23:10] yeah hm, dunno if they match [23:10] heh [23:10] I'll just pretend that's the name of my estate [23:10] and I got confused [23:10] :D [23:10] just like "oh yeah.. i moved to the US within the past week. it'd be great to /transfer/ that over to my new address" [23:10] haha [23:10] hahahaha [23:11] "my company, is just so huge.. i forget where our offices are.. stupid countries" [23:14] lol [23:19] hm under "Personal Information" in settings they do have an option for "United States" but if you try to change it it gives a message of "changing an account's country is forbidden" [23:19] maybe if you called you could change it. but yeahh no. i've tried hard enough [23:28] http://forum.ovh.ie/showthread.php?p=2729 [23:28] about changing country [23:28] some guy moved out of ireland and support says you should be okay just leaving it as ireland [23:29] so yes, i have *very recently* moved from the UK [23:43] hahaha [23:55] http://imgur.com/gallery/YdDjU