#arpnetworks 2014-10-25,Sat

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brycecI have so many keybase.io invites... [00:06]
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mnathaniDoes keybase.io have a reputation system? Say somone I know can sign my key etc [00:21]
brycecYes, called "following"
That's also part of the twitter/reddit/website/etc thing (identity proof and confirmation)
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mnathaniDont see following on the site, do you mean "Tracking"? [00:30]
brycecYeah probably
And you've found me it seems
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mnathaniHave you been on here a while? [00:31]
brycecyup [00:32]
mnathaniperhaps you can tell me if you have seen this error:
You need a passphrase to unlock the secret key for
when executing from shell
keybase track <user>
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brycecWouldn't that just be asking for your key passphrase? [00:34]
mnathaniI tried enterring it in, but it displayed it to me and did not accept it
kind of like it wasnt expecting the input at the time
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brycecPeculiar. Off-hand no I can't help with the error... it's also closing in on 1am here [00:39]
mnathanihttps://gist.github.com/mnathani/8a3bad520e056e01d3a3 [00:41]
BryceBotGist: "keybase error" [00:41]
brycecmnathani: do you have gpg-agent running? (or is it still running from a recent automatic invocation?) [00:43]
mnathaniWorked this out, it was an issue with GNUPG rather than keybase
export GPG_TTY=`tty`
Y
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brycecheh [00:43]
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mercutioanyone know what woot.com is?
amazon.com emailed me a woot.com link to some cheap refurbished tablet
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bryceclol what a rock you live under...
@wiki woot.com
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mercutioone that doesn't even send to nz i think [01:11]
BryceBotWoot :: Woot is an American Internet retailer based in the Dallas suburb of Carrollton, Texas. Founded by electronics wholesaler Matt Rutledge, it debuted on July 12, 2004. Woot's main web site generally offers only one discounted product each day, often a piece of computer hardware or an electronic gadget. Other Woot sites offer daily deals for t-shirts, wine, children's items,... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woot [01:11]
mercutiois it normal for amazon to email you from it? [01:11]
brycecThey might now that they were bought by Amazon, but I don't really know.
Woot emails me directly.
(the "they might" was in reference to shipping)
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mercutiooh
they were bought by amazon?
there's 12" galaxy tab pro for $349
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brycecOn June 30, 2010, Woot announced an agreement to be acquired by Amazon.com." [01:12]
mercutionot that i need it, but that's a good price. and those are nice :) [01:12]
brycecA solid 1/3-1/2 of my shirts are from shirt.woot.com
lol http://www.woot.com/blog/post/breaking-woot-to-be-acquired-by-amazon-then-left-to-amuse-ourselves
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mercutiosurprising i haven't heard of them then [01:14]
brycecAnyways, now that you understand the Amazon-Woot relationship, your question should be resolved.
I'm surprised too :p
They used to be really sweet and hip. Since they were bought, things have gone meh... But there's still some good stuff
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mercutiowoot username, what
You must provide a U.S. shipping address for this item or remove it from your order.
so yeah
apparently shirts ship to nz though
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brycecsweet :)
You can login with your Amazon account too
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mercutioyeah i just did
then it wanted a username
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brycecAh, bummer [01:17]
mercutioi just had to decide on one
wasn't too ahrd
just werd
weird
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brycecwasn't too hard
twss
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BryceBotOkay! twss! 'wasn't too hard' [01:18]
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hazardousbrycec https://meh.com/ [01:36]
mnathanibrycec: is BryceBot based of Eggdrop? [01:37]
brycecno
BryceBot is writtin in PHP
based originally on php-irc-2.2.1
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mercutiois brycebot running on arp? [01:52]
brycecYes [01:52]
mercutioi don't see it restarting hm
are you using modules to add stuff to it?
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brycecIt's also behind a bouncer
@uptime bot
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mercutioor am i just not notcing it restart. [01:53]
BryceBotBot uptime: 29 days, 13 hours, 12 minutes, and 46 seconds. [01:53]
mercutiooh.
so it's been running for 29 days regardless.
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brycecYep [01:54]
mercutiomy irc client has been running since jan heh. [01:54]
brycec@uptime host [01:54]
BryceBothost uptime: 123 days, 9 hours, 44 minutes, and 55.220000000671 seconds. [01:54]
brycecI have an IRC bot (different nick) running for 116 days [01:54]
mercutioso yeah it's just that you haven't done changes in a wihle [01:54]
brycecmercutio: On the contrary, I added @ud the other day [01:54]
mercutioi actually wrote an irc client ages ago.
oh, so it's modules.
and you don't have to restgart it
that's cool :)
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brycecYes, modular
Unless I make changes to the core
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mercutioyeah
sounds nice.
i've started using google now recently
it seems i'm starting to like one place for lots of different things
things like lookups would be cool on commandline. i used to use dict
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mnathaniis qemu synonymous with kvm, or can it also apply to xen virtualization? [22:48]
RandalSchwartzRandalSchwartz tries hard to parse that sentence
kvm != qemu
actually, all three of those are different, I think.
but what's your real question? which of those are used here?
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mnathaniI know ARP uses kvm
I have seen qemu being mentioned along with kvm online
but recently I saw it being used with xen reference
so I guess I am a bit confused
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RandalSchwartzyeah, we need Smarter People (tm) in here to answer that.
I'm pretty sure my freebsd doesn't know it's under some jvm
kvm too
otherwise, my ethernet would be some virtio thing
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jbergstroemRandalSchwartz: kvm offers multiple virtualisation drivers and you would be smart choosing the virt* stuff since it performs better
mnathani: xen and kvm are two different implementations of virtualisation. qemu is an emulator that can run both xen and kvm vm's. See this: http://wiki.xen.org/wiki/QEMU_Upstream
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mnathanijbergstroem: can kvm run without the qemu emulator? [23:25]
jbergstroemmnathani: kvm doens't do any emulation, so no.
*doesn't
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mercutioxen and kvm both use qemu
xen forked qemu code ages ago
but they're coming back to more mainlined stuff
although the more mainline stuff is worse with for example pci-e passthrough of video cards.
qemu also supports random weird cpus etc, which neither kvm nor xen are doing.
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mnathanithanks jbergstroem && mercutio [23:59]

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