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[02:52:38] <Bytram> What a phenomenal performance!
[02:52:57] <Bytram> https://youtu.be
[02:58:20] <Bytram> chromas: Hi! Remember to turn back your clock(s)... and while you are at it, could restart systemd
[02:59:57] <Bytram> y
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[04:48:46] <chromas> Clocks returning from government gaslight time
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[09:05:10] <janrinok> kolie. A couple of things to note: SN has not sent out any moderation stats, user stats or or story stats for a couple of days. These are usually sent by email. It might be that rehash needs a restart to begin emails again (it has happened before) or the email configuration is missing something.
[09:07:28] <janrinok> When it WAS sending out stats it was sending 2 copies of each one, not the single copy that it expected. Speculating - this might have been caused a long time back by trying to fix a similar problem by adding a new trigger. Now that it is all working the stats distribution is now getting 2 triggers per day.
[09:09:05] <janrinok> The site seems very stable and responsive. I have occasional delays but I suspect that they are caused with increased traffic at my end rather than a slow response from SN.
[09:11:01] <janrinok> There is nothing that requires immediate work - carry on with your weekend! I hope it is going well.
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[09:24:58] <soylentil23> New hotness is quite copasetic, outside of the continuing janrinok whining. Can we recompile him?
[09:37:22] <janrinok> <kolie> Done for the week, be back monday. I'll be checking #soylent and my email throughout the weekend. I don't check pms over the weekend so email or here.
[09:37:48] <Ingar> janrinok: good morning janrinok
[09:38:06] <janrinok> good morning to you too, Ingar
[09:38:29] <janrinok> Another grey day here but at least it is dry
[09:38:44] <Ingar> it should clear out, but that's what they said about last night :)
[09:40:08] <janrinok> I take it that it didn't clear in your locale then? I didn't even check. The shutters were closed by 18:30, the log fire was lit, and I enjoyed a pleasant Saturday evening with a nice meal and a glass or two of wine.
[09:41:07] <janrinok> I'm also having a pleasant lazy start to Sunday too
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[09:49:20] <Ingar> janrinok: it looks like it is slowly getting less gray
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[09:57:19] <janrinok> I wish you luck. No matter which direction I look it is grey.
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[10:18:04] <janrinok> morning (at least here) chromas!
[10:19:04] <chromas> g'day
[10:19:15] <chromas> technically morning here too
[10:29:58] <janrinok> but only just?
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[10:40:07] <chromas> yeah, for a couple hours
[10:40:51] <chromas> Any progress on that go code?
[10:43:15] <chromas> I dug up an old bot sub and re-rejected it to see if it sends a mail. Nothing so far.
[10:47:12] <janrinok> I'm working on it now. After much reading and your suggestion that the cookie might be being lost it appears that perhaps the cookie isn't begin stored in every instance. It is in Python, but not in Go. So I am rewriting and testing the cookie handling just so that I can either fix the fault or rule it out.
[10:48:11] <janrinok> I'm not receiving any mail from Rehash at the moment. The mail server itself seems to be fine though.
[10:50:29] <chromas> Yeah nothing here. I assumed it needed a boot but thought I'd poke it some more
[10:51:06] <janrinok> It is all good bug tracking work.... and it seems to point to Rehash
[10:51:55] <chromas> I thought it could be the change to mx subdomain but kolie put "mail" back so I dunno now
[10:53:32] <janrinok> jman, other people were also getting duplicate email from the site, but now appear to be getting none. We think we have identified the probable area of interest.
[10:54:12] <chromas> I don't recall noticing any dupes but they for sure stopped coming in
[10:54:14] <janrinok> Yes but it also changed ports and auth requirements - could that have broken the Rehash link?
[10:54:20] <jman> Cool. Nothing like debugging in the middle of the night!
[10:55:36] <chromas> You're right. On other mail servers I think you can do either TLS or STARTTLS but it looks like START doesn't work at all here. Not sure what rehash is trying
[10:58:37] <janrinok> midday here - but you are right...
[11:01:05] <jman> I had broken my arm in the service and was switched to day shift. A buddy that got transferred to Hawaii called when he *thought* I'd be up and about, around half past three A.M. Woke up from a sound sleep in the middle of a conversation.
[11:02:05] <janrinok> sorry - I was just letting you know that your bug report is being followed up
[11:02:49] <janrinok> ... and I have no idea where you are, of course.
[11:03:22] <jman> No worries, just making idiotic conversation. Should still be asleep but the time change messes up the schedule. And thanks for looking at the dup emails. Am in USA, central time.
[11:11:45] <janrinok> OK, well at least it is a Sunday and you haven't got too much to do today?
[11:13:32] <Ingar> isn't it the election weekend where all madness breaks loose ?
[11:13:54] <Ingar> have to make some popcorn
[11:14:21] <chromas> You know, that guy I'm against hates popcorn and wants to take it away from you!
[11:14:46] * Ingar adds some sambal to the popcorn
[11:17:27] <janrinok> Ingar, I will be round shortly....
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[11:18:26] * chromas squares up janrinok
[11:18:43] <janrinok> having a very lazy day, but I had better shower before lunch!
[11:19:26] <chromas> Once lunch gets in the shower, it's all over
[11:20:13] <janrinok> yes, but it doesn't require much chewing...
[11:20:31] * janrinok values the 'lazy' aspects of life
[11:20:58] <janrinok> .op
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[11:22:13] <janrinok> .deop
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[11:23:20] <jman> Oh, yes, much madness. I didn't vote for some years due to stupidly thinking that not being a member of the Electoral College, my vote didn' t count. Federal Senator switched to popular vote in 1918. Down to just President now.
[11:25:15] <janrinok> What more 'election madness' is anyone expecting to see - it could get worse???
[11:26:43] <chromas> Resurrecting dead presidents
[11:27:38] <chromas> Quickly incorporating all our territories as new states in order to swing the votes the way we want
[11:28:12] <janrinok> Don't! You will give someone ideas
[11:28:50] <chromas> How about the classic Big CGI Fight & a Skybeam™?
[11:31:14] <jman> I'm just hoping for a return to civility in my lifetime. Hopefully have some decades to go, also hope it doesn't take that long for our Congress to grow up a little. If I acted like they've been as a kid, would have been sent to my room.
[11:33:01] <chromas> If the government had any oversight then maybe they'd learn some discipline. Send them to bed without dessert and take away their unlimited budget
[11:33:28] <Ingar> throw them in the lake with weights at their feet
[11:33:59] <chromas> lead helmet, styrofoam boots
[11:34:06] <Ingar> (see: Asterix in Switserland)
[11:35:21] <jman> Don't condone violence, but wouldn't mind seeing some of the more egregious "leaders" get a spanking.
[11:35:38] <jman> And oversight is a tough one with the fox guarding the henhouse.
[11:35:49] <jman> Absolute power, and all.
[11:36:07] <chromas> Well we could get our parents to come give a scolding but they're senile now
[11:36:29] <jman> Blissfully they would not remember the yelling. ;)
[11:36:38] <Ingar> chromas: I would laugh, but it is not far from the truth
[11:38:15] <chromas> It wouldn't be funny if it was
[11:55:35] <Ingar> true
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[13:06:20] <jman> I'm down for Puerto Rico to be a state, but not sure about DC, though I do believe they should have actual representation in congress.
[13:07:25] <jman> Imagine the cost of changing all the flags out when we add more states.
[13:07:32] <janrinok> lol
[13:08:11] <janrinok> just shove another in a bottom corner
[13:09:49] <janrinok> And how much will it cost if the southern states secede?
[13:10:03] <jman> Yeah, like a pricing mistake in a catalog. Loads of little stickers sent everywhere.
[13:10:21] <jman> Well, last time around it cost quite a bit. ;(
[13:11:14] <janrinok> I wouldn't worry about the costs of the flag yet - lets see where it all goes to first. Even Europeans are keeping their fingers crossed over the outcome.
[13:11:34] <jman> I actually wondered about that, Robert's Rules regarding quorums. I'd wondered, once secession occurred, if any laws passed since were actually valid.
[13:11:52] <jman> Moot point though as we ignored the issue.
[13:13:05] <jman> Yes, I cannot wait for some semblance of sanity to be restored over here. It's like enduring a room full of three-year-olds throwing a temper tantrum.
[13:13:33] <janrinok> I'd prefer not to dwell on politics until something actually happens. Especially politics that I cannot influence. So I will leave that particular topic here. Plenty of other things to chat about although I appreciate it is probably uppermost in most Americans' minds right now.
[13:14:14] <jman> You're right. Will just hope for a better day and leave it there.
[13:14:49] <jman> Out of curiosity, how close is the github rehash repo to current?
[13:14:50] <janrinok> Have you got any (non-political) plans for the rest of your day?
[13:16:05] <janrinok> it should be the same. Usually kolie updates it as he make each change. Otherwise his build will not be consistent.
[13:16:08] <jman> Wrangling some code for the new accountant, which I could put off until tomorrow but then I couldn't goof off during the actual work day.
[13:16:32] <janrinok> lol - got to get the priorities right...!
[13:17:06] <jman> Maybe I'm looking at the wrong repo. That one shows just the initial commit, back in '15. https://github.com
[13:17:35] <janrinok> yes, but it has been updated since then I hope.
[13:17:56] <jman> No worries, was just curious.
[13:18:52] <janrinok> I'll check in case we have another repo
[13:19:28] <jman> Cool
[13:20:46] <janrinok> take a look at https://github.com
[13:21:20] <janrinok> although if you haven't encountered Docker before it might seem a bit daunting.
[13:21:45] <janrinok> kolie seems to be updating the community via his journals.
[13:23:06] <jman> I see, just didn't see dates on the github repo. Tig on my copy of the repo shows more recent activity.
[13:25:24] <janrinok> From the the link I gave you it is possible to trace the origin of every file (and version et) used in the build
[13:25:36] <janrinok> *and version etc
[13:27:03] <janrinok> In time, I would like to produce an utility which extracts all of that sort of info into something more user friendly resembling normal text.
[13:28:46] <janrinok> The priority now is the establish a stable site which can be reproduced. We still have to document procedures and configurations so that they are more accessible to everyone. Don't get me wrong, what we have today is many, many times better than what we had 2 weeks ago.
[13:30:07] <jman> Glad to hear that. Not sure what I could do but if you folks need any help would be glad to pitch in. BTW, infrastructure only has a few commits starting at the end of October. rehash goes back to 2000, it's the whole enchilada.
[13:30:42] <janrinok> But for the moment it needs a knowledge of Docker, bash, perhaps Ansible, and various software packages which might be beyond some people in the long term. I would like to imagine that we can provide a simple noddy version with a single 'start here' and watch the whole thing build automatically.
[13:31:56] <janrinok> Yes, but infrastructure tells you WHICH version and from WHICH source it was built so it is possible (but NOT simple) to back-track from them to find what is in the current build.
[13:33:32] <janrinok> That it not an easy task today, but we are still building the site and transferring each service from linode one at a time, testing them in turn, and then moving on to the next.
[13:35:25] <janrinok> As I am also very new to the Docker game - there may already be lots of software to do what I am thinking of - but I will find that out with experience. It is used by millions of sites - somebody probably once had the same idea or need and then wrote a solution.
[13:35:48] <jman> Hmmm, only on branch in infrastructure, four commits total. Not gonna worry about it. Am fairly comfortable with bash/apache/squeal but haven't messed with Docker much. Don't build for other folks so just use a generic Debian box or compile stuff on the Mac.
[13:37:27] <jman> I used to think it was smart to version control the prefix when compiling, just in case version Y of program X broke things, then realized that was way too much re-compiling (say when XZ gets updated, or openssl). Now everything lives in /usr/local and it's much simpler.
[13:40:12] <jman> To me docker seems like a great way to virtualize, but I have enough spare boxes laying around not to have seen the need to learn it. Don't even see the little elephant in my status bar now so probably haven't cranked it up in awhile.
[13:40:54] <jman> Anywho, the mate is stirring, better get her coffee going. Take care!
[13:41:32] <janrinok> I think that many people do the same. But if you wish to manage a cooperative site with many different contributors then the config control and management become essential. What I do on my own local servers is not what we are doing on SN - but the needs are very different. If you think it is complicated now you should have looked and the Linode servers in detail.
[13:42:51] <janrinok> They were illogical unless you were the person who decided where everything was going to go, they were undocumented, and eventually even the sysadmins that remained through their hands up and said they simply could resolve the many issues that were now becoming apparent.
[13:43:58] <janrinok> s/though/threw/ - brain not connected to fingers again....!
[13:44:15] <jman> ;)
[13:44:20] <janrinok> s/through/threw/ - brain not connected to fingers again....! !!!
[13:44:44] <janrinok> have a good day!
[13:44:57] <jman> I comment when writing code just to remind myself what the hell I was thinking of. Comes in handy when revisiting stuff from X years ago.
[13:45:24] <jman> Am still not good at testing though. Just run it until it works. Then again, it's just me, not a team.
[13:46:22] <janrinok> Even the best professionals don't always follow their own good advice on 'small' or 'local' projects. They often get bitten by it too.
[13:46:57] <jman> Am fairly good at writing though. If whoever's doing the documentation needs a hand would be happy to pitch in. Would also help me; one can't explain what one doesn't understand.
[13:50:15] <janrinok> We will, at some point in the near future, need people like you to help with this very task.
[13:52:25] <jman> 'k, LMK. Off to Sunday!
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[16:09:30] <ted-ious> Python programmers are strange. :)
[16:09:33] <ted-ious> https://www.youtube.com
[16:45:52] <kolie> Infrastructure is kept current. There may be minor changes on prod ill check the diff right now
[16:45:59] <kolie> Changes being env variables.
[16:46:07] <kolie> I think fortune I had to fix that was one.
[16:47:22] <kolie> Yea confirmed current, two minor changes to the email containers, they weren't formatted right.
[16:47:55] <kolie> Spacing and adding mail. wasn't commited, nothing essential.
[16:48:07] <kolie> rehash is current and exact.
[16:48:13] <kolie> I think I know what the mail issue is
[16:48:19] <kolie> let me see if I can solve real quick.
[16:49:12] <janrinok> kolie o/
[16:50:15] <kolie> It's fixed I believe.
[16:56:30] <janrinok> OK, I suppose it doesn't do any backlog so we will have to wait for tonight's update to see the stats come out?
[16:56:58] <janrinok> Anyway, get back to your weekend. Thanks for taking a look though.....
[17:04:35] <kolie> yea i dont think rehash caches emails if it can reach the server.
[17:04:48] <kolie> you can test by requesting a password reset or something
[17:04:52] <kolie> if u get an email, emails working.
[17:05:24] <kolie> vars wasnt updated for smtp_server, ill add it to my fix import database script.
[17:05:27] <janrinok> I can wait - there is nothing much to see on a Sunday
[17:05:54] <janrinok> Thanks again - weekend going OK?
[17:06:34] <kolie> yea all good m8, cheers.
[17:06:43] <janrinok> go and enjoy then!
[17:58:05] <Bytram> https://youtu.be
[18:00:19] <Bytram> chromas: Souls toy please resuscitated systemn?
[18:01:21] <Bytram> gracius!
[18:04:52] <janrinok> Bytram, how u doing?
[18:27:09] <chromas> We have the technology to make a lot fancier flaggotry now. Just ad some extra stars as attachments to the mainland flag (and move Hawaii into the island stars too)
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[18:32:07] <chromas> Also, costs don't matter. Just the fact that the government can spend so much more money than it gets means we can just stop taxing everyone and run purely off inflation
[18:32:54] <janrinok> err.... I don't think it works quite that way :)
[18:35:45] <chromas> Venezuela's doing great at inflation. We can't let them beat us on something with so many digits of value loss. We have to be number one in smallest font on our dollar bills in order to fit all the digits
[18:37:56] <chromas> We could even be the first to use scientific notation on our bank notes, or beat the French to using si prefixes. Imagine rummaging through your car seats to find a couple spare exadollars so you can buy a coffee
[18:38:19] <Bytram> janrinok: Well thanks, thought it got to below freezing last night. Brrr! I'm sill waiting for thighs to warn up!
[18:39:04] <janrinok> waiting for 'thighs' to warm up - yours, or someone elses?
[18:39:23] <chromas> Rub on some butter and garlic, toss your thighs into the oven at 425° for three minutes
[18:40:07] <janrinok> eat them in front of a warm television while wrapped in a blanket
[18:41:37] <Bytram> Just to get warmer; it's chilly in here. I'm off to make lunch (pizza!) which should help warm me up!
[18:41:51] <Bytram> afk
[18:47:27] <chromas> Let's all go to Bytram's house for some pizza
[18:53:45] <chromas> oh hey, I got a Declined Sub mail today. Woohoo!
[18:54:18] <chromas> kolie++
[18:54:18] <Bender> karma - kolie: 12
[18:54:29] <chromas> Sometimes we need a way to increment without ping
[18:54:33] <janrinok> you did? Twasn't me sire. What was it about?
[18:55:57] <chromas> I re-rejected a bot sub to see if rehash would send an email, since other mails weren't coming. I just notice the mail came in after K did some buttmagic
[18:56:55] <janrinok> ah, yes, it looks like somebody remove a few of the older ones.
[18:57:28] <janrinok> occasionally my fingers just fail to hit the right key, or not hit it at all.
[18:57:37] <chromas> I dunno. I just went looking for one that was already declined, since you can do it over and over to the same sub
[18:58:28] <janrinok> Yeah, I suppose that works if it was your sub or if it came via upstart
[18:59:06] <janrinok> I keep forgetting that Bender works again!
[18:59:13] <chromas> It would need to be, in order for the email to come to me :D
[18:59:55] <janrinok> I suppose I could always submit a dummy sub and then delete myself!
[19:01:49] <chromas> find an old Arthur sub. You can delete it all you want without making new ones. It can even be a posted sub and you can delete it hundreds of times if you need
[19:02:23] <fab23> /o\
[19:02:30] <janrinok> hi fab23
[19:02:45] <fab23> good morning janrinok :)
[19:03:34] <janrinok> at 20:00 that is a little bit late - but thank you for the greeting nevertheless
[19:04:04] <chromas> But retroactively, your morning just got a little bit better
[19:04:08] <fab23> same ugly time zone here as well
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[19:07:23] <Core6508> just FYI what it was, smtp_server was set to an old IP in the vars table. I just updated it and restarted rehash
[19:07:30] <fab23> where is the T.A.R.D.I.S when we need it? :)
[19:10:43] <janrinok> that comment sounded very kolie'ish but might be an new nick. Thank you whoever you are.
[19:12:05] <fab23> or maybe it was an AI?
[19:12:34] <janrinok> If we have an AI that can restart Rehash we have got bigger problems than we thought!
[19:13:09] <fab23> the AI will also write stories and also the comments, so we can just consume :)
[19:14:44] <janrinok> If you give the editors time off they will not know what to do with it!
[19:14:50] <chromas> Someone on Verizon. We know that other guy doesn't have the budget for mobile data
[19:16:48] <fab23> janrinok: hm, like when big antisocial services go down and people suddenly really have to interact with reality?
[19:17:18] <fab23> s/antisocia/antisocial media/
[19:17:20] <chromas> Yep. We'll just sit there reloading the page over and over
[19:17:42] <Core6508> it's kolie yea
[19:17:47] <fab23> :)
[19:18:29] <fab23> if it is written in the Internet, then it must be true. :)
[19:18:43] <janrinok> Yeah, there aren't many people who can restart rehash at the moment!
[19:19:10] <fab23> so wie have a single point of Core6508
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[19:19:59] <chromas> that's better, he IDd
[19:19:59] <Core6508> there do a /whois core6508 I identd
[19:20:01] <chromas> IDed
[19:20:05] <chromas> ID'd
[19:20:47] <Core6508> I couldn't get my IRC on my phone to connect to znc
[19:21:20] <Core6508> quote wasn't working, I think it holdsessaged for 376 motd and it never came in
[19:21:26] <Core6508> holds messages*
[19:21:36] <chromas> ZNC's probably something to put on the revamp list. It's probably ancient and I don't know if anyone still here really knows how to work it
[19:22:07] <fab23> Core6508: easy, this is just a little Sunday evening fun over here in Europe, the next few days will be all occupied with stuff related to the US of A.
[19:22:13] <Core6508> xmpp and fediverse is where it's at
[19:22:48] <chromas> I don't think anyone uses xmpp anymore. I even switched away from it because I couldn't get file transfers to work consistently.
[19:24:02] <chromas> So I'm using Matrix now, which is great because all the clients are full web browsers and much of the time when I get a message the notification on my phone pops up and disappears
[19:24:03] <Core6508> xmpp is super big in the tech world.
[19:24:12] <Core6508> matrix is yea more fediverse
[19:24:56] <Core6508> xmpp is a better IRC for modern stuff it's basically a direct improvement/replacement
[19:25:22] <chromas> If you can get files to work
[19:25:40] <chromas> I wonder how IRC3's coming along
[19:25:56] <Core6508> never had an issue with files personally
[19:25:56] <chromas> oh also I switched because there are bridges to other messengers. xmpp doesn't have that
[19:26:11] <Core6508> it does.
[19:26:22] <chromas> Someone should write that down somewhere
[19:26:38] <Core6508> I remember specifically there was an irc to xmpp capability for example
[19:26:49] <Core6508> and I remember people linking it to discord
[19:26:55] <chromas> I know there's a bridge system for irc and one for matrix, but I ain't never seen one for xmpp
[19:26:57] <chromas> hm
[19:27:54] <Core6508> haven't used it in minute mins you.
[19:28:05] <fab23> WeeChat is able to do a lot of different protocols, but I have not tested that yet.
[19:28:12] <fab23> with plugins
[19:29:02] <chromas> I'd been using pidgin, but then I have to set up all the accounts on each PC, plus the phone, so that's extra work and a lot of extra connections
[19:29:29] <fab23> for that WeeChat in a tmux or screen session may help :)
[19:29:32] <Core6508> yea pidgin was my go to years back
[19:29:33] <chromas> If there's actually a way to bridge them all into my xmpp server that's be pretty awesome
[19:38:30] <janrinok> It would be good if we could do something like that for the site sometime in the (distant?) future. Create a more convenient chat 'surface' so that those that don't want to use IRC can use something else.
[19:39:00] <chromas> we do have the web interface to irc
[19:39:34] <chromas> it's Kiwi IRC now since the other thing was a dead project
[19:39:36] <janrinok> yeah, but if people could join with whatever they have it would be interesting.
[19:40:47] <janrinok> ... just a passing thought while I wait for something else to finish what it is doing...
[19:41:11] <chromas> Hm, XMPP calls them transports, insists they're totally different from Matrix bridges, even though they do the same thing
[19:41:26] <janrinok> NIH syndrome?
[19:41:57] <Core6508> xmpp was first
[19:42:02] <janrinok> Go calls them transports too
[19:42:11] <chromas> was it first to have bridges to other networks though?
[19:42:23] <Core6508> xmpp is ancient so yea probably.
[19:43:34] <Core6508> not sure what we would do over kiwi but down to implement something
[19:43:39] <chromas> What's weird is Pidgin won't implement all the modern xmpp features like jingle or whatever the newer file transfer thing is that's based on jingle but totally separate. Maybe if you don't have to reverse engineer the protocol then it's just no fun to implement
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[19:49:13] <Core6508> is pidgin oss?
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[19:57:15] <janrinok> Pidgin (formerly named Gaim) is a free and open-source multi-platform instant messaging client, based on a library named libpurple that has support for many instant messaging protocols, allowing the user to simultaneously log in to various services from a single application, with a single interface for both popular and obsolete protocols (from AIM to Discord), thus avoiding the hassle of having to deal with new software for each device
[19:57:15] <janrinok> and protocol.
[19:57:26] <janrinok> from wikipedia
[19:58:04] <janrinok> seems to be similar to our discussion
[19:59:27] * Ingar has a beer. cheers.
[19:59:46] <janrinok> Pidgin can log in to various services but that doesn't mean that they can log in to pidgin necessarily
[19:59:52] <janrinok> Ingar, Cheers!
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[20:07:15] <Bytram> https://youtu.be
[20:07:18] <systemd> ^ 03Lindsey Stirling plays “Toccata and Fugue” at Wisconsin State Fair 2023 ( https://www.youtube.com )
[20:10:53] <Core6508> https://pidgin.im
[20:10:54] <systemd> ^ 03Voice and Video
[20:11:04] <Core6508> looks like pigeon does do jingle
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[22:07:06] <sage> Is it possible to get a list of soylentils who have been replaced by bots?
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[22:07:56] <chromas> aristarchus is the main one
[22:08:08] <sage> How could you tell?
[22:08:31] <chromas> It's easy if you try
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