Notices by wohali 💯 (wohali@octodon.social), page 33

@mwlucas @sungo o hai, mwlucas! :blobouin:

Yup, know the feeling. Forty-mumble myself now and the things I'm most famous for are...well, not the things I'd like to be known for :)

love to get email

> Subject: Laptop not charging unless connected to the charger

@sungo odd. install from /usr/ports?

@nev please take care of you ❤️ 🕷️

@Josey Hi Josey! I'm a pianist and synthesist out of Toronto. I do my own stuff as well as the occasional bit of soundtrack work.

I participated in @awhaleslantern this year and loved it. Met all sorts of great musicians and we chat about stuff regularly.

Welcome aboard!

@sean good choice!

/me staples bagels to her face out of respect

@sungo ah yeah.

i'm super happy with iocage vs. ezjail, and with vnet

hmu if you need help, but i'm off to bed shortly

@sungo it does use bridging + nat, but if you have extra IPs you can hand out, you can just "addm em0 up" (or whatever your ethernet device is) to the bridge0 interface in rc.conf and then the jails will sit on the same external network

@sungo oh wow, yeah, that's bad.

perhaps this will help you:

https://github.com/apache/couchdb-ci/blob/master/freebsd-jenkins-setup.md

my notes from what I did yesterday

tip: start with 12.0 so you don't have to build your own kernel.

@sungo i just did a thing with vnet + jails + iocage + synth that i'm pretty happy with for CI purposes, but i'm not trying to push 1Gbps or anything

@ben how anyone can have trouble with that boss is beyond me

@Sir_Boops WE DID IT!!!!

@sungo *logs into your system*

alias ls fusion

someone out there HAS to be making awesome memes with the video from this paper.

Maybe it'll be you?

https://www.cc.gatech.edu/~aclegg3/projects/LearningToDress.html

@sungo are those female-presenting or male-presenting nipple clamps?

#OH #IRC

"twenty years from now, kids listening to "Baby it's cold outside" are gonna find it really, really weird. We're gonna have to explain that it has to be understood in the context of its time.

"You see, it used to get cold outside."

for you space fans:

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/physics-nova-star-satellite-mount-allison-lovekin-1.4941445

This is huge. Their CubeSats were able to be reconfigured into different array architectures on command, which allowed them to survey the sky individually, then work together once they saw the signs of a nova happening.

Fantastic science.