Forest @forestjohnson@pixie.town
- member of
- https://cyberia.club
- webmaster @
- https://capsul.org
I am a web technologist who is interested in supporting and building enjoyable ways for individuals, organizations, and communities to set up and maintain their own server infrastructure, including the hardware part.
I am currently working full time as an SRE 😫, but I am also heavily involved with Cyberia Computer Club and Layer Zero
Joined Feb 2021
@lawremipsum@mspsocial.net ohhhhh y'all are talking about something specific in public school, I thought this was just about how adults treat kids in general
@lawremipsum@mspsocial.net where's "it fucked me up but I came out OK" ?
https://stream.sequentialread.com/
Implementing support for serial console access to vms in capsul-flask
🙎🏼♂️👨🏿🦲 Fracus and Darwin 💿🎚️🎛️💿
@f0x maybe you are just a fan of Andromeda Software Development ???
@f0x @starless @j3s thanks for the update I was out buying groceries 🍅 🧀 🍞 🥬
There's nothing I can do right now, cyberwurx.com and customer.cyberwurx.com are all down right now. I can't ping baikal. it sounds like they are trying to get everything up and running again after a power failure. I've sent a message to cyberwurx on facebook 🙃
@f0x Yeah, what happened to me today was an example of link rot -- in theory the go module proxy would have solved this problem, but this time it caused it.
Go has always been driven by google and decisions they have made about its architecture have always been primarily about what's good for them -- For example the way modules used to work, where they weren't versioned, (different version is a different repo), seems crazy everywhere except at google.
Honestly this is just an example of "man yells at cloud" but I think its important to be aware of how the module system works; I'm kinda 😳 that I didn't even really know about this until it broke my workflow.
I liked the idea of golang's module system (every module is just a url) because it seemed to invite more decentralization in packaging, welp, today I discovered firsthand just how wrong I was: https://github.com/golang/go/issues/51174
listening to sunn O))) and working on capsul
Ok, article is updated with several factual accuracy fixes and additional info, and I'm publishing it wider now.
I was looking for an easy-to-read page w/ info on what common features processes have on Mac, Windows, and Linux. I **COULD NOT FIND ANY** on the web.
How the heck did this happen!? At any rate, here's the missing article, just had to write it first.
I could not find any concise but useful single page descriptions of what a process is and what you can do with a process, so I decided to write my own:
@f0x I enjoyed reading this but I almost enjoyed looking at that cat image in the link preview even more
AHHHH I was wrong turns out it was a typo bug in the matrix version we were using. Updating to matrix-synapse v1.50.2 fixes it.
Here is the pull request to fix the issue in matrix-synapse
cyberia.club matrix server outage RCA
RCA is that a cyberia.club user was in a 4chan-associated room on matrix.org which was experiencing an extreme volume of hate message spam from a common "chud" server.
Since we had an incomplete block on the offending server / since matrix-synapse's block feature is buggy, this resulted in what appeared to be an ` O(n*m)` number of error messages in our log file, where `n` is the # of spam messages and `m` is the average number of times that federation was attempted for each message. This log spam filled our disk and caused matrix to crash.
insight was gained by creating a histogram of bytes-per-minute in the log file, and by examining the rooms related to those high-volume error messages.
The issue was resolved by "purging" the room via the matrix administration API, (kick all local users, delete, & block) and then manually deleting all `federation_inbound_events_staging` rows associated with that room from the database.
this is what I worked on today
streaming again today https://stream.sequentialread.com/
Music rn:
✖️✖️🐧🐧 Wasted Penguinz
@f0x RIP
https://forums.ageofempires.com/t/crossplay-between-aoe-hd-and-aoe-de/61465/2
There’s no crossplay between AoE 2 HD and AoE 2 DE [...] Different netcode (HD works with P2P-Multiplayer while DE now works with with server based Multiplayer)
Well I think I might still have some steambux I could use to gift you DE, otherwise there's always the old one that can be had for free 😉
@f0x yes!! cyberia folks have played aoe2 DE together before as a free for all with alliances allowed and it was a pretty fun way to play even if everyone has a different skill level. I have the old version that works via Voobly as well as the DE version from Steam
- member of
- https://cyberia.club
- webmaster @
- https://capsul.org
I am a web technologist who is interested in supporting and building enjoyable ways for individuals, organizations, and communities to set up and maintain their own server infrastructure, including the hardware part.
I am currently working full time as an SRE 😫, but I am also heavily involved with Cyberia Computer Club and Layer Zero
Joined Feb 2021
