coffee guzzlers cafe - sunnyside-up-eggs

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looks at the map to figure out if any undersea cables to tongue land were cut

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i did notice that ping to europe skyrocketed earlier today

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tfw i don't have time to be network engineer

23:30

i remember once i chatted with some admin of frantech.ca

23:31

there is a way to configure separate to and fro routes on any router (edited)

tongue

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which could result in things like this happening

tongue needs to gire a network engineer

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I'm kinda proud to rewrite the compilation script of tcc It looks like it have been long time since anyone touched it. Now I modernize it in an expert way, and probably should test if it will work in Windows 2000

23:41

If I remember that's where TCC seems to be still working in general.

23:43

Also by fixing things, I've doubled the speed of script. It always went for two cycles and didn't always produce the second alternate binary.

23:43

So I'm doing loads of updates and good things.

23:43

Not only making it way more readable.

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I even included git hash into binary, so you can know which version you are using of TCC

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Also git executable is not a requirement anymore to get the hash, if the folder name contains it

23:47

Besides all this I've made a full complete script that downloads the latest version of TCC from git repository and compiles it in a single click. (edited)

23:48

The dust is so thick on this TCC project.

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But I'm trying to help.

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Might take me a week before I'll be sure to announce and commit the changes.

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Oh and I even made a installer for TCC which is a single click also.

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I'll make sure that it all be configurable and might never need more than one click whatever you would want to do with TCC.

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So It's all pretty cool.

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In comparison to what it is now in the Repository of TCC.

okay, slightly better pepeHmmmThinking

tongue hired a network engineer named tongue

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oh well, good enough for me

Smart

00:36

Previous time in the egg's decringe edits: Tokyo Hotel Now it's Avril: Sk8er Boi (edited)

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02:37

There was a repeated cringe face close up of Avril in this one; I've replaced it with less cringe footage.

02:37

So that it would be smooth and monkey brain won't pick it up.

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Most of the time you wouldn't even know where the edit happened, unless you are a hardcore fan.

02:38

And that's the point of the edit.

02:39

Fixing the cringe moments without notice.

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I was about to remove this part as well, but really, this close up is not that bad.

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03:01

I should use more emojis in the source code, maybe it's not the best comment, but it brightens my own day

03:02

Sure I won't send source code to the TCC maintainers with this kind of comment

03:03

The comment is from 2021, so that's why it is so great - I've completely forgot about it (edited)

That was a good scripting day

04:04

Wish that I could sleep now immediately

Uoou-Not-the-egg

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Very accurate

Okey

yeah, saw that yesterday

12:22

end stage market capitalism

12:23

terminal stage 4 cancer

Used to think about it in highschool. Turns out everyone were overly tall around me and I was the normal

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12:30

Uoou-Not-the-egg

Used to think about it in highschool. Turns out everyone were overly tall around me and I was the normal

12:34

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4888377/

Now, the Taller Die Earlier: The Curse of Cancer

This study estimates the relationship between height and mortality. Individuals in the National Health Interview Survey 1986, a nationally representative U.S. sample, are linked to death certificate data until December 31, 2006. We analyze this relationship ...

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did you know that taller (or larger) people have higher change of dying earlier

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12:35

more cells == more chance of mutations (edited)

The more I think about it, I'm perfect

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At least for my own cave

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Don't want to go outside, people are weird just like my family

$../ia list TZMOfficialChannel --glob="videos/TZM_Archive*" > tongue_successful_round_2.txt

$ comm -13 <(sort tongue_successful_round_2.txt) <(sort tongue_total.txt) |wc -l
3883

(edited)

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only 3883 files left to go

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and upload will be complete

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according to yesterday's estimate of 6000 files per upload session

16353 - 6000 - 6000

4353

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seems close enough

Uploading things is a real magic

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tongue

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gonna try adding this argument

Would give up if anything went more wrong

tongue

gonna try adding this argument

I really don't know why, but this parameter looks familiar

12:50

tongue

It is actually quite simple to upload to Internet Archive, all you need is: a good understanding of Set theory, bash, sorting algorithms, amazon S3, Unicode, GNU parallel, diff, unix pipes (edited)

* and regex.

At worst we can just upload every other 6000 files

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12:58

Me thinking about implementing wide variety of searching algorithms, used to dislike regex, now it's a meh

13:03

upload finished without any errors or "rate limit" things

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now we wait before verifying (by using ia list to list all the uploaded files and comparing with my directory tree generated using find command) and yeah, i'm gonna write an article on my blog of all the commands i used (edited)

13:03

it takes some time to show up on the actual IA website

13:03

same with deletes

13:04

i noticed that it takes 1-2 hours for the files to be actually deleted from when you delete with ia delete and for them to actually disappear from the website

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https://archive.org/download/TZMOfficialChannel/videos/TZM_Archive/

tongue

now we wait before verifying (by using ia list to list all the uploaded files and comparing with my directory tree generated using find command) and yeah, i'm gonna write an article on my blog of all the commands i used (edited)

It would be a waste to not to write in a blog b_3DExhausted

13:07

feels good to see so many organized files

Not sure if there is anything more to upload to IA, but tongue land would be the first contact when uploading a terabyte of data

13:08

tongue

feels good to see so many organized files

Gotta go check it out once my back stops burning

13:09

Breaking news: in the rain land it's now raining

13:38

Reminder: Lithuania, Lietuva, "Lietus.. va" directly translates as a "Rain.. here is".

Kiaušinisva

tongue

Kiaušinisva

Literally most offensive word I've heard in a while

13:40

Annoyingly sounding

13:43

What is this treason

I think it is safe to say, I'm dropping support for \f \a \d parameters and replacing them with linux --parameter -p

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Well I still have to deal with backward compatibility

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so I'll see how it goes

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but even before that I have to come up with several Command Line Interface methods and choose the one with least dependecies and most compatibility

16:58

This SETLOCAL statement might not be supported in some Windows 98

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I'll have to test it

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But for now I'll try to use more native and old methods and see how modern and simple I can make things

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From the perspective of an expert

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with unlimited time

17:00

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Yeah, they fixed europass, now it's smooth enough

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No more overwhelming errors.

19:36

I'm starting to get better at using it as well.

19:37

Decided to not use anything else. It generates your CV, you can upload your shameful highschool certificates.

19:38

What more you need.

Uoou-Not-the-egg

Yeah, they fixed europass, now it's smooth enough

19:40

Maybe it's enough for now

19:41

At least I didn't choose to be a circus artist

E-learning architect

These are really not my own words, you select it all out of a list (edited)

19:43

I think you should spam here as much as you can, to get some more offers

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and become more visible

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They are automatically included before publishing your CV in the Eures employment portal.

Uoou-Not-the-egg

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That's why I filling up the Interest, they will be auto-added and I will not have to repeat it (Desired occupations) every single time I republish the CV. (edited)

19:45

So really, just being lazy and smart at the same time

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Not that I'm

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No tougenkyou land

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https://www.quora.com/Which-is-the-best-country-to-work-as-a-software-engineer-from-the-following-list-Finland-Norway-Sweden-Denmark-Switzerland-or-Luxembourg

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They all have cross in their flags, $cidence

19:54

Well at least they have a standard in a flag

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To have a cross

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I just hope it's all lies

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probably not

19:58

20:00

Here it goes, it autofilled

20:00

No more thinking

20:00

Let's just add few more desired locations

20:01

Alright, now we going

20:02

Automated egg posting

20:04

Alright, now it is time to scan all the old embarassing certificates for my own amusements

20:04

TOo tired

20:05

Thinking about putting anime pfps on the cover letters

20:24

As a SINGNATURE

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Uoou-Not-the-egg

It's important to have one to burn your eyes

I think I figured out the reason, did you turn on dark mode at the OS level in Android 12?

20:32

negative + negative = positive

20:34

Markdown code blocks are inverted too, and because the text is white it's not readable anymore

20:34

tongue

I think I figured out the reason, did you turn on dark mode at the OS level in Android 12?

Lit-really downgraded to Android 11, in hopes of Wifi, bluetooth crashes to fade away

20:37

Didn't help, now they advertise me to upgrade to Android 12 all day long

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Without an option to skip or disable the update notices.

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Pretty sure this was coming soon since 2017

It'd like to contribute, but europass is probably: 1. A mess of languages. 2. Full of bad choices. 3. Consist of infinite count of frameworks.

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Probably not even open source

20:55

This picture is a proof of that.

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A never loading things

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And I still think it's all worth it to use Europass.

20:57

I'm kind of biased that they are trying to do something positive.

20:57

And would open source things if they had the manpower.

21:16

Sure there are still some errors, but they do not interfere with the whole experience.

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Also who knows if this actually did anything.

21:18

Yes, it does say applied, but it feels more like a note I've written for myself "that I've applied".

21:19

Well, since it's all not documented, should not care for too much now

21:19

I'll write an email in regards to that later on.

21:19

* facebook message

21:20

I never found any emails ever since (edited)

21:25

europass is our new religion

I still have a thought somewhere in the back of my head: that the world would be better without mindless religions. (edited)

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21:30

It's alright to have some art, but not mindless social control based on some outdated list of nonsenses with backing story that is so illogical. (edited)

didn't know .rip is a TLD too

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And it's available

you can make it

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not available

00:11

That's not how it goes

00:11

Have to go buy some bubble gums

00:42

It's so dumb that IA does not show the amount of specific files after reaching some capacity (edited)

00:44

The method to upload large amount of files to IA is absurd

some of the files uploaded this morning haven't shown up, btw

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e.g. this folder, which was partially uploaded yesterday before hit rate limit error https://archive.org/download/TZMOfficialChannel/videos/TZM_Archive/20150311_9gxG107QcDw/ (edited)

00:48

now it's generating thumbnails for all the ~3800 files uploaded today (or maybe even the last batch of 6000) (edited)

00:48

that idiotic "derive" process

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i don't think that argument did anything

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Not a single tutorial or extensive explanation

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It's not worth it

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IA must be completely rewritten

tongue

that idiotic "derive" process

it might take 3 days by my estimate

00:50

i mistakenly uploaded some things around sep 2 or 3

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and deleting ~40 files or so took 3 days to take effect

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lol

00:51

It's hilariously bad

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i actually wonder which of the fucking thumbnails or .mp4 previews it is generating

With these kind of systems, it's hard to trust Internet Archive

trying to see if i can sort by "created date", from ia command

Uoou-Not-the-egg

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https://archive.org/help/contrib-advanced.php

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there is way to upload using FTP

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but you must write .xml description file for every single file

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and after that you must use some HTTP request anyways

00:55

each single file you wanna upload must be put into a unique directory (edited)

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from what i understand

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so there is no improvement over ia command line

00:56

it's extremely absurd b_3DExhausted

It's better to just host it in the tongue land for the rest of the life.

00:57

Just a simple drag n drop

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Oh yeah, forgot about the issues when trying to send you the .7z archive.

00:59

The magic of incomplete archive

00:59

different tools, show different values

the evil magic of winscp, which we eventually solved by HTTPFileServer b_3DExhausted

which caused Out of Memory (edited)

01:04

tasks Retrieve information about your Archive.org catalog tasks.

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runs ia tasks

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ia_pending_tasks.txt

2.02 MB

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what IA is currently busy doing.

01:05

lol

01:06

3969 pending tasks.

the ia amazon S3 thing isn't their native file storage system.

01:07

seems like they need to translate it over to rsync

01:07

https://linux.die.net/man/1/rsync

rsync(1) - Linux man page

Rsync is a fast and extraordinarily versatile file copying tool. It can copy locally, to/from another host over any remote shell, or to/from a remote rsync ...

01:07

i don't know what lunatic invented this system.

01:07

Why not just let enduser use rsync in the first place. (edited)

I think it would be easier to just concentrate on writing your own Linux distribution and a standard service of archiving things on the internet. (edited)

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It's not worth anyone's time

>archive.php

01:11

ahh yes, powered by PHP

01:11

of course

01:11

trusting PHP to manage 200 PB of data

tongue

>archive.php

01:12

yeah

01:12

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At this point you should continue only if you want to write a critique about Internet Archive

01:14

It's a mess, I'm already done

01:14

There is no way

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It's bad, even if uploaded

01:15

In the next news: PHP just ate the 200 PB of data

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By accident

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I remember watching these, and it's so dumb

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These are the only things I can trust for storage

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and the youtube channel already is in the portable hdd

Uoou-Not-the-egg

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I'd like to rename the "Atsarginis tomas" but it's too nostalgic for me.

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