Chat logs of #funderscore for Sunday, 2024-09-01

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18:18 <f_> hello

18:18 <hax[xor]> olleh

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18:18 <f_> Now on EFnet

18:18 <f_> like I said it's just an experiment.

18:18 <f_> Hence I am not updating the topic.

18:20 <JAA/ef> oh no

18:20 <f_/ef> JAA: oh yes

18:20 <f_/ef> Like I said

18:20 <f_/ef> I'm also not updating the #funderscore wikipage

18:20 <f_/ef> it's...just an experiment

18:21 <f_/ef> and for that experiment I need a few non-ops

18:21 <f_/ef> I will also keep the channel +s, for the same reason.

18:22 <JAA/ef> Yeah, removing +s will lead to spam. I strongly doubt anything changed about that.

18:22 <f_/ef> yeah

18:24 <f_/ef> so... for science

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18:25 <hax[xor]> /mode -oo f_/ef aop2/ef

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18:25 <f_/ef> ok

18:25 <JAA/ef> lol

18:26 <f_/ef> desperately need non-ops

18:26 <f_> hax[xor]: did you know

18:26 <f_> (1) you're not op her

18:26 <f_> (2) I can see when you SAMODE

18:26 <f_> (3) I have SAMODE perms too

18:26 <f_> (4) I can revert your actions

18:26 <f_> please

18:27 <f_> :P

18:27 <hax[xor]> (1) doesn't matter, (2) doesn't matter, (3) yes, (4) yes

18:28 <hax[xor]> (also I don't strictly have to use SAMODE - I could use +O, or *Serv abuse)

18:30 <hax[xor]> moreover, (5) I don't expect linkserv on efnet side to have +o to have carried it out anyways

18:32 <f_> LinkServ on EFnet has to have +o to link to it at all

18:33 <hax[xor]> linkserv bug™

18:52 <f_> hax[xor] bug™

18:53 <f_> where hax?

18:54 <hax[xor]> not connected

18:54 <hax[xor]> ECHANNELLISTTOOLONG

18:54 <hax[xor]> (for my screen size)

18:54 <hax[xor]> s/screen/window/

18:55 <f_/oftc> hax[xor] "not my problem, bud"™

18:56 <f_/ef> I think we need to reduce the number of #funderscore channels

18:56 <f_/ef> I wanted #funderscore on Hackint because it's less popular than OFTC or Libera -- to encourage decentralisation

18:57 <f_/ef> and I wanted it on rx because of that too

18:57 <f_/ef> where rx would be main and Hackint would be backup (so both are mains)

18:57 <hax[xor]> f_/oftc: indeed, but hax not being connected isn't your problem either, is it? :P

18:57 <f_/ef> hax[xor] yes it is

18:58 <f_/ef> now I bridged to OFTC

18:58 <f_/ef> I bridged to XMPP

18:58 <f_/ef> Especially the XMPP bridge, doesn't work great

18:58 <f_/ef> and doesn't look good either

18:58 <f_/ef> I bridged to EFnet [as an experiment]

18:59 <f_/ef> I bridged to tilde.chat but then discontinued it

19:05 <Noisytoot> which efnet server do you connect to?

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19:11 <noisytoot/ef> f_: now, I could deop everyone and takeover the channel

19:12 <noisytoot/ef> f_: if you don't want modes to be synced from rx to here, try messing with CLAIM settings or just deop rx-relay (why does it have to be opped?)

19:14 <f_/ef> noisytoot: I actually trust you to not takeover

19:14 <f_/ef> you literally have op in all other sides except OFTC

19:14 <f_/ef> noisytoot: And I connect to deft

19:15 <f_/ef> efnet.nl is ok too

19:15 <f_/ef> colosolutions....maybe alright

19:15 <noisytoot/ef> I'm on underworld.no

19:15 <f_/ef> by the way why is your nickname all lowercase

19:15 <noisytoot/ef> defaulting to system username because this is a different client

19:15 *** noisytoot/ef is now known as Noisytoot/ef

19:16 <f_/ef> lol

19:17 <f_/ef> I can see that

19:17 <f_/ef> > noisytoot!noisytoot@h.piss-servers.net

19:18 <f_/ef> usually your ip is not this

19:18 <f_/ef> it's usually irc.noisytoot.org I think

19:20 <Noisytoot/ef> it's usually cpc*.cable.virginm.net

19:22 <Noisytoot/ef> I'm going to set my rDNS to not.eris.berkeley.edu.pl

19:33 <f_/ef> Nice.

19:33 <f_/ef> Noisytoot: But yes.. it's usually coming from irc.noisytoot.org

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19:34 <Noisytoot/ef> the rDNS won't be, but irc.noisytoot.org does point to that IP, yes

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19:34 <f_/ef> $ ping irc.noisytoot.org

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19:34 <f_/ef> PING irc.noisytoot.org (ip here) 56(84) bytes of data.

19:34 <f_/ef> 64 bytes from cpc*.cable.virginm.net (ip here): icmp_seq=1 ttl=51 time=47.8 ms

19:34 <Noisytoot/ef> yes

19:35 <f_/ef> by the way I'm unsure why you panicked when your ip was leaked

19:35 <f_/ef> If it's just irc.noisytoot.org's IP

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19:36 <f_/ef> for science

19:36 <f_/ef> (you can regain op with "/mode +o Noisytoot/ef" on rx anyway)

19:37 <Noisytoot/ef> more ops = less chance of everyone being disconnected at once and losing op

19:37 <f_/ef> Noisytoot: That's what I want to try

19:38 <f_/ef> unless you can connect a bunch of non-op clients (not allowed on EFnet...)

19:38 <Noisytoot/ef> does efnet have global rules?

19:39 <Noisytoot/ef> I know that you need 3 servers to set a k-line to get a g-line. A single server can't g-line you on its own.

19:40 <f_/ef> it has per-server rulls

19:40 <f_/ef> *rules

19:40 <f_/ef> And most of them say "no malicious botnets" and such

19:41 <Noisytoot/ef> note the "malicious"

19:41 <Noisytoot/ef> keeping your own channel is not malicious

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19:45 <f_/ef> ok

19:48 <f_/oftc> Noisytoot: mind joining #funderscore here on OFTC?

19:49 <f_/oftc> hm you're not authed on OFTC

19:50 <Noisytoot/ef> my cert expired

19:51 <f_> unexpire it then

19:52 <Noisytoot/ef> impossible without changing the certfp

19:52 <hax[xor]> change the certfp then?

19:52 <hax[xor]> and pick a better expiration date if you don't want to change it?

19:52 <f_/oftc> Oftc ignores expired certs

19:54 <Noisytoot/ef> in that case the problem is that when I time out, I reconnect as Noisytoot_

19:55 <Noisytoot/ef> and OFTC doesn't support SASL and ties nicks to accounts in a way that means I'd have to fill out another reCAPTCHA or ask someone to manually approve it (as I did last time) to group that nick

19:56 <JAA/ef> lol, Underworld doesn't even verify rDNS, nice.

19:56 <Noisytoot/ef> JAA: It does verify rDNS. Note the .pl

19:56 <f_/ef> Noisytoot owns eris.berkeley.edu.pl

19:56 <JAA/ef> Noisytoot: But not.eris.berkeley.edu.pl does not have an A record?

19:57 <Noisytoot/ef> It has an AAAA record

19:57 <JAA/ef> Ah, right

19:57 <JAA/ef> Ok, makes more sense. :-)

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19:58 <JAA/ef> I did see some unverified rDNS before, but maybe even EFnet doesn't stoop to that level.

20:09 <f_/oftc> welcome Noisytoot

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21:29 <corwin/ef> ahoy!

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