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05:46 <@Dolemite> mr0ning, be0tches and h0ez!
05:56  * aestetix hugs Dolemite 
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09:13 < xtort-[df-org]> wank
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09:59 <@Mirage> Dev: I keep getting this error and have to restart my program after it has been running for a few days - "OSError:[Errno 24]: Too many open files."
09:59 <@Mirage> Me: OK. <increases ulimit >
10:00 <@Mirage> Me: Now you need to figure out why after a few days it decides it wants to have over 1024 files open.
10:01 <@Mirage> Dev: I'll debug it later
10:01  * Mirage thinks, "yeah, right.."
10:34 <@Dagmar> Saints protect us from overprotective ISPs
10:35 <@Dagmar> One of our sites has two separate ISPs who have both "helpfully" configured their modems as NAT firewalls
10:36 <@Dagmar> Both are using 192.168.1.0/24 and somewhat predictably 192.168.1.1 as their address.
11:06 <@Evilpig> hate that shit
11:06 <@Evilpig> all other routes bow before <comcast>!
11:23 <@eryc> Mirage: lsof -p
11:37 <@Mirage> eryc: it's some custom python dashboard/monitoring app he wrote that does a ton of API calls and such to create graphs.  I'm sure that he's really good at opening file handles but not closing them.
11:58 <@Dagmar> Evilpig: Amusingly, Comcast isn't even involved in this particular site.  It's Charter and AT&T
11:58 <@Dagmar> or possibly Spectrum
11:58 <@Dagmar> Whichevere of those two uses French-made terminating equipment
12:00 <@Dagmar> I used to run 95 with a win32 build of Afterstep as the desktop, just to mess with people
12:00 <@Dagmar> @#!$@#$@
12:47 <@_NSAKEY> Disclosure done the right way https://signal.org/blog/cellebrite-vulnerabilities/
12:47 < PigBot> Signal >> Blog >> Exploiting vulnerabilities in Cellebrite UFED and Physical Analyzer from an app's perspective (at signal.org)
12:51 <@Dagmar> looool
12:51 <@Dagmar> "In completely unrelated news, upcoming versions of Signal will be periodically fetching files to place in app storage."
12:53 <@_NSAKEY> I knew you'd enjoy that
12:53 <@Dagmar> Oh it's great
12:54 <@_NSAKEY> I also love how this thing just fell off a truck that a signal developer happened to be behind LOL
12:54 <@Dagmar> Not just _any_ dev
12:54 <@_NSAKEY> Yeah, lol
12:54 <@Dagmar> The picture of it on the street was a nice touch
14:14 <@Evilpig> jesus christ...
14:14 <@Evilpig> Reason for Request: 
14:14 <@Evilpig> Add 200GB RAM to epc36lp, epc37lp, epc16lp, epc17lp on May 23rd with OS patching and DR failover. Coordinate with
14:14 <@Evilpig> pretty sure that isn't a typo either
14:56 <@Mirage> Messaging teams suck and Microsoft's handling of DL's is still insanely stupid.  Customer setup a DL for us, at our request, which only has our own team as recipients.  Email from anything other than our domain goes through just fine, but because the DL is essentially just forwarding along the message to each instead of generating a new email from the list address, proofpoint flags them as spoofing and dumps them.
14:59 <@Evilpig> We've been getting hit with M$'s link interception.  They scan all the links in our emails and occasionally we get this "this link hasn't been verified yet" message that points to some internal whatever tha they wouldn't be able to scan anyway
15:19 <@Dolemite> Ugh.   Doing QA Testing on the new Network Registrar app here at work...   developer has basically taken a very functional web app and written it like a fucking iApp for a fucking iMobile device.
15:19 <@NotLarry> github will no longer let me assign more than 1 requestor to my PR :|
15:26 <@Mirage>  Dolemite: Could be worse...could have CSS'd it for 90's Geocities.
15:27 <@Mirage> And now that I've said that I wanna do the PN firewall again and hve some fun.
15:45 <@Mirage> Evilpig: plex didn't like one of my PCIe x2 Geforce GT 710 cards much.   Worked at first, then decided to stop using it.  Swapped with the GTX 1050 Ti in my main server and it liked it.  What I find weird is that the whole reason that I'd swapped out the GT710 in the first place is that cuda complained that it wasn't supported anymore, but I did a test encode with ffmpeg and it worked just fine.
15:46 <@Mirage> Wondering if it was a bug with a previous release or something.   Granted I also didn't recompile ffmpeg after swapping the cards.
15:58 <@Evilpig> possible, there's no telling really
15:58 <@Evilpig> assholes that schedule meetings for the last 30 minutes of the workday should be taken out and shot
16:07 <@Mirage> I always enjoy the meetings after 3p on a friday.  they really set a good tone for the weekend. =)
16:10 <@Evilpig> since this ups dude just hung out around kroger so long, the least he could do is bring me a slurpee with my monitor for making me wait
16:19 <@Mirage> hrm.  recompiled ffmpeg and it still works.  I'm definitely fine with that as I hated the GTX1050 taking up 2 expansion slots and needing an x16
16:19 <@Mirage> I never really saw that the GTX 1050 encoded that much faster than the GT 710 did.
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21:42 <@Dagmar> Evilpig: They plan on paying for that RAM somehow?
21:44 <@Evilpig> I was just told that those esx hosts where those particular VMs reside currently have 2TB of ram....
21:45 <@Dagmar> Just the same, that's a pretty fucking large ask
21:45 <@Evilpig> of the 2TB of ram....  fuck.  1TB of that is currently in use split between two of the machines in that request.  so they're gonna knock out 400G of the available pool on that host
21:45 <@Evilpig> yeah it is
21:46 <@Evilpig> they put in esx servers dedicated to these VMs.  it's a ridiculous setup
21:46 <@Dagmar> My question is, will Sean take the fall for that fucking right up if those are say, databases, and it's putting the host into 40% overcommit
21:46 <@Evilpig> instead of architecting a real HA setup, they're using esx's built in system ish
21:46 <@Evilpig> no overcommit
21:46 <@Dagmar> Shucks
21:47 <@Evilpig> the storage overcommit on the other environment is a thing for sure though
21:47 <@Evilpig> I'm taking these dogs out and getting to bed.  new monitor is here.  moved my desk around and I am not used to email, texts, messaging, etc on my left.  this is gonna take some adjustment
21:48 <@Dagmar> Just remember to sit back a little
21:48 <@Evilpig> I've already had to turn the brightness down
21:48 <@Dagmar> The worst problem I had when I went to 5000x2136 was my neck hurting because I had to turn my head so much
21:49 <@Dagmar> If you have to do more than swivel your eyes, it's time to sit slightly further back
21:50 <@Evilpig> I had three monitors to begin with.  but my oldest one was failing so I took this as a chance to condense.  I replaced my 15yr old 27" with a shiny new 27" that's tiny in comparison.  I connected the laptop to the new one via thunderbolt3, and my windows desktop to it via hdmi so I reduced the shit on my desk and regained a ton of space
21:51 <@Evilpig> to do this I had to shift my vertical monitor from my right to the left and it's bright as hell compared to what i'm used to.  the resolution is fine.  i've had this 5k mac display for a while so that's fine.  just disoriented right now
21:52 <@Evilpig> I hear a ding and I instinctively look to my right.  that is all on the left now.  stupid pavlov
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21:56 <@Dagmar> My middle is a 42"
21:56 <@Dagmar> There's quite a bit of distance overall from left to right here.
21:57 <@Dagmar> If I didn't have them arranged like a bay window I'd be getting serious chroma deviation from the flankers
21:58 <@Dagmar> Also, this guy needs to publish to YouTube without the tacky TikTok logo, so people can use it for a pre-roll. https://v.redd.it/8vtjwwvc9ku61
21:58 < PigBot> Where did the lion go? : funny (at v.redd.it)
22:04 <@Mirage> Evilpig: ITS used to do that for exchange....the 1 VM per server thing.  The mentality was that it would be easier to do hardware upgrades by just putting a newer/beefier host in the cluster and then migrating the VM to it vs rebulding a physical host.
22:07 <@Mirage> ugh.  been trying to figure out why the new esxi host doesn't like the same nic as is installed in the other two.  been fighting with it for an hr or so trying to figure out wtf.  just dawned on me...i never upgraded the others from 6.7->7.1
22:07 <@Mirage> The card in question (e1000) is no longer supported with 7.x
22:08 <@Mirage> Guess I need another broadcom dual 1g
23:06 <@Mirage> oops, it's the (igb) ones
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