finding a vanity hamster is tough. Checked 4619667372 at rate 26930,2
you had a 13% chance so far
i will give it some days more. it only halves the hashrate on that server.
and i really like hamsters. :hamster::hamster::hamster::hamster::hamster:
I'm glad people enjoy that vanity generator
yes. i do. 2ur0j0ymzgqmdm8ma8kzsscfttn2vaghp77fydel :smile:
I'll call you 2-euro-fydel now
:rolling_on_the_floor_laughing: i did not see that yet.
snow:ya22zgtu
smallest valid snowblossom address, to which I of course do not have the key
it is zeros for the address hash and just a checksum of the zeros
$ java -cp bazel-bin/SnowBlossomClient_deploy.jar snowblossom.client.HoleGen "h0le" snow:h0lef3025wxv
Intentionally making that one hard to run, since no one should run it
I have a bunch of linux systems that are moving packets. What is the easiest way to make traffic graphs?
I used to run snmpd and mrtg
but mrtg is terrible
I know some of you guys are into munin and then launch into long conversations about the configs, which makes it seem like a poor fit for my desire of easy.
vnstat is easy. take a look here: http://nur.hamster.science/
for what you seek munin should just work out of the box
@fydel using vnstati to make the images?
yes.
awesome, this pretty much perfect
thanks
@fydel I get a strange error on some hosts: Unable to open database "/var/lib/vnstat/eno3" for writing: Read-only file system
that file system is certainly not read-only
I can go make files there
which user does that try to operate as?
vnstat
so 1.15 works, but 1.18 does not.
1.18 the package maintainer has switched to a different setup, involving systemctl
which seems to be misconfigured somehow
in /etc/systemd/system/vnstatd.service, removing "ProtectSystem=strict" seems to fix it
probably the StateDirectory was expected to be excluded from the protect system ro mode
but it wasn't
I don't care anymore
over it
now how to collect all these images without making some sort of rube goldberg machine
freedesktop standards are pretty good and clever, but no one wrote much in the way of rationale
or how to get from legacy hodgepodge onto them
private temp is an another one if IPC used to happen over domain sockets in temp
like most mail pickups do
I've never messed with it
I tend to just run packages from the distro (which usually work)
or run things inside of screen, because that is just how I operate
that’s about how i’d describe myself too, but i suppose i have a luxurious position where what you give up on is my bread and butter to figure out
yeah, I have done a lot more systems work in the past but try to avoid mucking with it
since it is easy to spend all your time getting things perfect and monitored
@Fireduck screen is insane.
tmux or systemd
systemd could be improved though.
screen is the best
screen is great, I agree
I use it for so many things
maybe 15 years ago a friend gave me a .screenrc, I've been using it since
its kinda like vim. Messes things up badly if you first use it, then shows its potential
and you can go really deep
I use vim
I am not good at it, I know maybe 5 commands
but that doesn't stop me
search, jump to line, delete line, copy&paste, indent
yep
:smile:
load & save & exit probably
I've seen people who are good at it do crazy split screen things
run commands from it without exiting
but those sort of needs I fill using screen
how to generate a random file?
Open vim and ask a graphics designer to close it :stuck_out_tongue:
of course, ssh in again and then kill -9
Ctrl+Z, then kill %1
my favorite way
i've not had screen crash on me on bad byte sequences in the past 10 years, tmux is not in that club
also what does it do better to warrant switching? or what does it do different to go for it when starting from scratch?
never tried tmux, so cant compare
the first time i tried it at least did not handle anything returning an EAGAIN to it on full buffers or somesuch, which i hit within a minute of use, so i do have a colored point of view