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06:31 <@Dolemite> mr0ning, be0tches and h0ez!
06:47  * aestetix hugs Dolemite 
07:30 <@_NSAKEY> Martha Stewart didn't even go to prison over insider trading. She went down over lying to the feds.
08:39 <@Dagmar> Notably she _wasn't_ insider trading, she just thought she *might* have been
09:10 < Mirage> https://247sports.com/college/texas/LongFormArticle/The-Insider-Texas-OU-talking-to-SEC-is-massive-change-coming-to-college-athletics-sooner-than-expected-168072920/
09:10 < PigBot>  The Insider: Texas, OU talking to SEC - is massive change coming to college athletics sooner than expected?  (at 247sports.com) https://tinyurl.com/yf4ptgkl
09:13 < Mirage> Maybe they should just do like with HS and create classes based on school size and lump them together that way?  It wasn't so bad back when they kept more to regions because it kind of made sense.
09:23 <@Dagmar> Becaus it's more professional, which means they need to pay more attention to flogging these kids for cash
10:54 < Evilpig> https://status.redhat.com/incidents/x3fdtdqw2l5k
10:54 < PigBot> Red Hat Status - Major Outage (at status.redhat.com) https://tinyurl.com/yzrdtb9n
11:33 < Evilpig> strap in fellas....
11:33 < Evilpig> https://edgedns.status.akamai.com/
11:33 < PigBot> Akamai Edge DNS and GTM Status (at edgedns.status.akamai.com) https://tinyurl.com/yfmxcfke
11:34 < Evilpig> that's bound to have some ripple
11:37 <@Dagmar> Down Detector looks like someone just announced free money in the stock market
11:55 < Mirage> how the hell did they manage this?!! https://www.newson6.com/story/60f9626b11d8920c23f36e4f/tulsa-police-search-for-driver-following-rollover-crash-
11:55 < PigBot> Tulsa Police Search For Driver Following Rollover Crash  (at www.newson6.com) https://tinyurl.com/yj3qfqjm
12:02 < Mirage> heh, in this call they stated: "In infoblox we have the DHCP ranges set as /28 and you show the networks defined as /27, but that shouldn't be a problem."
12:02  * Mirage facepalm
12:11 <@Dagmar> Bah who uses broadcast traffic for anything important anyway
12:14 < Evilpig> lol
13:22 < Mirage> So far as I know in ISC-DHCP if you define a network as /28 and connect it to a network that's /27, dhcpd will ignore that network because they don't match.  Or at least that's how it used to be.  I haven't made that mistake in ages.
13:25 < Mirage> Ugh, I'm getting so tired of not being able to find shit w/ yum then doing a search and finding: "Oh, that was moved to PowerTools.  You need to run `dnf config-manager --set-enabled powertools` to install it."
13:35 <@eryc> Mirage: i think that happens before it gets to dhcpd
13:35 < Mirage> how's that?
13:36 <@eryc> depends if the /28 is in the bottom or top of the /27
13:36 <@eryc> because the broadcast address is the last IP
13:38 <@eryc> so the broadcast for 192.168.0.0/28 is 192.168.0.15 and for /27 it's .31
13:38 <@eryc> the kernel should see that as not routeable and drop it
13:38 < Mirage> I'm saying for instance eth0 is 172.16.0.0:255.255.255.240 and dhcpd.conf has "subnet 172.16.0.0 netmask 255.255.255.224" that DHCP will not even attempt to serve to 172.16.0.0 because it doesn't get a match to the defined network.
13:39 <@eryc> i don't think the dhcp protocol from the client side sends that info
13:40 <@eryc> hm
13:40 < Mirage> who gives a shit about the client side if the server isn't even going to be listening on the network because it doesn't have a matching subnet defined
13:40 <@eryc> actually i think i'm talking about something completely different
13:40 <@eryc> dhcp doesnt know what the /xx broadcast is i think it sends to 255.255.255.255?
13:41 <@eryc> or maybe ff:ff:ff:ff:ff?
13:41 < Mirage> I presonally would expect to see "No matching interface for subnet 172.16.0.0 netmask 255.255.255.224" in the dhcp logs when you start dhcpd
13:41 <@eryc> Mirage: i see what you mean
13:45 <@Dagmar> The DHCP query and response happen to ethernet broadcast addresses, with the exception of a renewal that generally is sent unicast to the previously responding DHCP server
13:45 <@Dagmar> This is not hte same as the "/24 broadcast address"
13:54 < Mirage> On a separate note, I've gone long enough without a haircut that w/ my hair sticking out the back when I wear a hat that it looks like I have a mullet...so probably about time to get it cut.
13:55 < Mirage> only been ~6-7 months
14:02 < Evilpig> hahah.  You could just keep the hair and move to alabama
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14:46 <@Dagmar> I just got almost two inches taken off mine earlier this week
15:01 <@Dagmar> So, if any of you are up for some evil and don't mind rebooting a comcast cablemodem, do a bit of sniffing and see if you catch a tunneled ARP query for vlan 500 coming from the thing
15:02 <@Dagmar> Just a little something to keep in mind
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18:48 < Mirage> Spool on my Ender started making this ungodly grating noise as it was feeding.  On thingiverse there are all these overengineered spool holder replacements with bearings that you can do.  I opted to cut a 3" section off an empty TP roll and stick it on the stock holder.  Problem fixed.
19:26 < Evilpig> lol
19:26 < Evilpig> Mirage: I could immediately picture that in my head. 
22:33 < xtort-> TP
23:54 <@jb7od> Kinda bummed 32bit is finally aging out for real. I'm nothing if not persistent, but there's finally things we will not be getting going. 
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