--- Log opened Sat Jun 09 00:00:50 2018
00:01 < hello_kitty> also is my problem relegated to DNS.. or could i somehow cause this with my nginx config
00:01 < genr8_> DNS
00:02 < genr8_> if you go to the IP it should work, therefore eliminating nginx from the picture
00:02 < hello_kitty> what i was trying to do was add a subdomain, the main domain is working so far
00:02 < genr8_> you can also try to use tools like dig or nslookup on the client to check what entry is in the nameserver info
00:02 < genr8_> or do a flushdns
00:03 < genr8_> yea its totally a DNS thing. that subdomain has to be present
00:04 < genr8_> it may just take time to propagate
00:04 < hello_kitty> so even tho the host command can find the domain, chrome cannot yet? that type of thing?
00:05 < hello_kitty> * can find the ip from the domain
00:05 < genr8_> the subdomain has to be listed on the DNS config
00:06 < genr8_> so yea
00:09 < hello_kitty> hmm nslookup is finding the ip correctly
00:10 < misspwn> nslookup should
00:10 < genr8_> yeah but its probably acting as like a private or internal dns, it needs to have that info set externally so ppl can get there.
00:11 < hello_kitty> what tool can check the status of the  external lookup (asides from the browser)
00:11 < hello_kitty> just as a sanity check
00:12 < misspwn> is it opendns?
00:12 < misspwn> i am terrible at that stuff
00:12 < genr8_> https://mxtoolbox.com/CNAMELookup.aspx
00:13 < misspwn> oh shit mxtoolbox is great
00:13 < MillerBOSS> `bofh
00:13 < misspwn> use centralops and mxtoolbox a lot at work
00:13 < MillerBOSS>  /me sets mode +v layer-eight
00:14 < genr8_> "DNS Lookup"
00:14 < hello_kitty> hmm confusing... i get DNS Record Published	DNS Record not found
00:14 < MillerBOSS> https://www.techmeme.com/180608/p17#a180608p17 China hacked a US Navy contractor early this year and stole 614GB of classified data, including plans for a supersonic anti-ship missile for US submarines
00:14 < hello_kitty> i get that even for the site that has been up for a couple days
00:15 < MillerBOSS> FFS how hard is network security
00:15 < genr8_> its for sure DNS :) you need someone to parse your particular problem and then super explain what you shoulda done
00:15 < genr8_> LOL wtf a literal supersonic missile
00:16 < MillerBOSS> NOOOOOOOOOO https://www.techmeme.com/180608/p4#a180608p4 Yahoo will shut down Yahoo Messenger on July 17, marking the end of an era that began with Yahoo Pager back in 1998
00:17 < CoJaBo> Yahoo Messenger was still a thing?
00:17 < MillerBOSS> Yeah
00:17 < CoJaBo> I mean, I guess I shouldn't be surprised.. I learned just last year that AIM was still around
00:18 < hello_kitty> mm i wonder if i messed it up by trying to add ipv6 entries..   here's the actual ips/domains and result of nslookup https://bpaste.net/show/ebb77f21919f
00:18 < corn266> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M__LmNH0-yA
00:18 < misspwn> you probably should not be pasting that hello_kitty
00:18 < hello_kitty> i thought that was all about to be public anyways  :D no?
00:19 < hello_kitty> ip and domain
00:19 < MillerBOSS> Keep your friends close and your enemies closer.
00:19  * CoJaBo hacks all of hello_kitty's internets
00:19 < misspwn> ^
00:19 < hello_kitty> :(
00:22 < genr8_> works for me
00:22 < genr8_> the subdomains all go to the same IP anyway
00:23 < genr8_> http://servers.jigsawpuzzles.io redirects to https://jigsawpuzzles.io
00:23 < hello_kitty> i just get site can't get reached on that
00:23 < hello_kitty> my intent was just to display a different file as a test when nginx detects 'servers' in the subdomain
00:24 < genr8_> thats possible. done via nginx config. why wouldnt your browser be able to connect? clear cookies or clear cache or somethin
00:25 < genr8_> ok on HTTPS:// i see "hi i am servers"
00:25 < hello_kitty> yea that was the desired result
00:25 < genr8_> http takes u right to the jigaw.io tho
00:25 < hello_kitty> mm i cant see it even in a browser ive never used before
00:26 < hello_kitty> can dns be cached somewhere outside of my browser
00:26 < genr8_> the OS
00:26 < hello_kitty> well sounds like that is what is happening
00:26 < genr8_> reboot if all else fails ;p
00:30 < hello_kitty> hmm still stuck after a reboot.. spookmy
00:32 < hello_kitty> if i remote to another server i can wget the page tho, lol
00:32 < hello_kitty> so i guess the problem is isolated to my computer
00:39 < corn266> digital jazz hippie was okay with "new internet reform" ted talk
00:39 < corn266> pretty meh though
00:49 < hello_kitty> welp, cache clearing on the os didnt work, nor did rebooting the router... but changing to use google's dns server did.. not sure what all that was tbh
00:51 < m4221> Boo
00:53 < MillerBOSS> I am starting to use Firefox for tools I have open all day. Do you folks utilize Pocket at all built into Firefox?
00:54 < m4221> NinjaStyle: hey
00:56 < ThatOneRoadie> Oddball question: Anyone know of a piece of software that can make an encrypted backup of a USB drive whenever it is plugged in?
01:06 < FenJai> Why is it that when I run my python script, it goes fine but when I try write the terminal output from it to a file it seems to become unresponsive ?
01:12 < catbeard> is the disk full or ro
01:12 < MillerBOSS> ro
01:32 < MillerBOSS> Imports still happening https://monitor.gitlab.net/dashboard/db/github-importer?orgId=1&from=now-7d&to=now
01:35 < catbeard> zoiks
01:44 < Trapdoor> <FenJai> What is that Trapdoor ?
01:45 < Trapdoor> It's an overview of gps beacons we use to locate equipment in case we lose them
01:46 < admiralspark> sup bitches
01:46 < Trapdoor> also yeah I'm aware you asked me 13 hours ago but that's ok
01:46 < Trapdoor> what I wasn't aware of, Fenj... is that you're not even here
01:46 < admiralspark> Trapdoor: it's okay, we heard you
01:46 < Trapdoor> how rude
01:46 < admiralspark> hmmm
01:47 < Trapdoor> asks me questions and just leaves
01:47 < admiralspark> where is that one guy who loves nano
01:47 < admiralspark> lol
01:47 < Trapdoor> can't wait a measly 13 hours for me to respond
01:47 < Trapdoor> admiralspark, it is I
01:47 < admiralspark> Wait
01:47 < Trapdoor> I love nano when I need to use it
01:47 < admiralspark> no
01:47 < admiralspark> this guy had a nic that started with a P
01:47 < admiralspark> haha
01:47 < Trapdoor> On a related note, I work with nanoseconds
01:47 < admiralspark> don't we all
01:48 < admiralspark> don't we alllll
01:48 < Trapdoor> A part of what I do is make sure our equipment is synchronized to a couple of nanoseconds
01:48 < admiralspark> Trapdoor: so you're a TDM guy then
01:48 < admiralspark> my condolences
01:48 < Trapdoor> TDM?
01:48 < Trapdoor> team deatchmatch?
01:49 < Trapdoor> oh time-division multiplexing
01:49 < Trapdoor> nah
01:49 < admiralspark> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time-division_multiplexing
01:49 < admiralspark> TEEAAAMMM DEATHMATCHHH
01:49 < Trapdoor> I deal with subsea equipment running atomic clocks
01:50 < Trapdoor> In 10 days the clocks get desynced by like... 12k~100k nanoseconds
01:50 < admiralspark> oh, that's actually cool
01:50 < Trapdoor> 100k nanoseconds is still 0.1 millisecond
01:51 < Trapdoor> our old spec was a desync of 1 millisecond per 24 hours, now that's been improved at least 100-fold
01:52 < admiralspark> is this undersea cabling?
01:52 < admiralspark> like, the repeater boxes, what are they called
01:52 < Trapdoor> That's the official wording anyways, in reality it's improved by something like 10,000x
01:53 < Trapdoor> Nah, subsea stations recording a discharging electromagnetic field from the ocean bottom
01:55 < admiralspark> wow
01:55 < admiralspark> damn
01:55 < Trapdoor> we generate a massive electromagnetic field from our source, charging up the various layers beneath the sea, when we stop charging there's a wall about 20ms thick that passes over the stations, but the impedance/inductance/conductivity of the different sedimentary layers store the electromagnetic field and discharge it slowly
01:56 < Trapdoor> using that we can detect oil/gas/whatever in pockets found by seismic surveys
01:56 < Trapdoor> it's pretty neat
01:56 < Trapdoor> it's funny thinking about the amount of work that goes into making this shit work
01:57 <+NinjaStyle> Lol Brazil is fucked
01:57 <+NinjaStyle> https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2018/06/in-a-blow-to-e-voting-critics-brazil-suspends-use-of-all-paper-ballots/
01:57 < Trapdoor> I mean we gotta get all this shit on a boat to begin with
01:58 < Trapdoor> All to find highly volatile decomposed plant matter and dinosaur bones lol
02:01 < Trapdoor> nah actually what's funny to think about is all the fuck ups we could've avoided if we just asked the opinion of the guy that literally works with the technology of information
02:01 < Trapdoor> "We should totally store all this data on SD cards right? They're known to be super reliable right?"
02:02 <+NinjaStyle> Are you talking about the thing from before or the ballot thing?
02:02 < Trapdoor> The thing from before
02:03 < Trapdoor> we connect to the equipment using fucking usb
02:03 < Trapdoor> all I wanted was a gigabit ethernet connection to the equipment and to store the data on nand flash
02:04 < Trapdoor> "hurr durr gigabit ethernet interfaces too much power and is too noisy for our equipment"
02:04 < Trapdoor> not like you can't passively power up the ethernet interface with PoE
02:05 < zerocool> hey yall, i have been thinking about what would happen if i die, are there models for systems like this where like information is released that would allow people into certain things that otherwise you would not want them in... if that makes sense.
02:06 < Trapdoor> keep a hardened memory stick on you
02:06 < Trapdoor> at all times
02:06 < zerocool> i can think of a million i could set up but all of the ones that i can think of up front have some... level of unrelaiability
02:07 <+NinjaStyle> Maybe a safe deposit box with creds in it
02:07 <+NinjaStyle> At a bank
02:07 < admiralspark> zerocool: google "Deadman's Switch"
02:08 < zerocool> yeah yeah i like all of this
02:08 < zerocool> thanks guys
02:08 < admiralspark> np, we all do it too
02:10 <+NinjaStyle> I'm surprised no one has opinions on that Brazil story
02:27 <+NinjaStyle> Where is everyone
02:28 < cryptic1> afk
02:28 < cryptic1> you scared them all away'
02:33 < rootsudo> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=68J2Fy1K9Uc
02:33 < rootsudo> just watch it
02:34 <+NinjaStyle> Cant
02:34 <+NinjaStyle> cryptic1: go get them
02:34 < rootsudo> NinjaStyle you're missing out
02:46 <+NinjaStyle> Fuck window seat
02:46 <+NinjaStyle> I made a mistake
02:48 <+NinjaStyle> Are there allergies in space?
02:49 < cryptic1> yes
02:49 <+NinjaStyle> I guess there's dogs in space
02:49 <+NinjaStyle> Stupid russia
02:51 <+NinjaStyle> Airplane internet is too slow, I can't do my timesheet
02:51 < cryptic1> paid $0
02:51 < silentfury-s4pro> no paycheck for you
02:56 <+NinjaStyle> Whew I got it finally
03:09 < rootsudo> MikeSpears did conseev suck
03:09 < MikeSpears> no was dope
03:10 < MikeSpears> rootsudo: it was great
03:10 < rootsudo> MikeSpears how did you fuck it up
03:10 < MikeSpears> hours fucked me up tho, but that was my fault
03:11 < MikeSpears> it was a 3am start time
03:36 < rootsudo> that's perfect
03:36 < rootsudo> i want that
03:36 < rootsudo> i applied
03:36 < rootsudo> lets see what happens
03:40 < JollyRgrs> lebron = lebrony
03:40 < JollyRgrs> golden state is whoopin up
03:44 < gnupluslinux> Sup rootsudo havent seen you in awhile
03:44 < gnupluslinux> Still in phillipines?
03:44 < catbeard> thought you were on vacation
03:45 < gnupluslinux> Me?
03:45 < catbeard> or you said you were when i went out to PH
03:45 < catbeard> rootsudo:
03:45 < rootsudo> no
03:45 < rootsudo> I'm in USA trying to make a sysadmin job remote but they want to me stay in the office for a month
03:45 < rootsudo> so it's a month of not trying to kill myself
03:45 < catbeard> remoteok.io
03:45 < catbeard> fwiw
03:46 < gnupluslinux> Where in usa? Socal? Are we gonna get drinks tonight?
03:46 < gnupluslinux> Thats cool Catatronic
03:46 < gnupluslinux> catbeard
03:48 < xe0n> rootsudo: lolll
03:48 < catbeard> holy fuck that's an awesome nick tho
03:48 < catbeard> at least for a cat
03:49 < gnupluslinux> Gotta step up your game man
03:49 < catbeard> ok gnupluslinux
03:49 <+NinjaStyle> We used to have a stray we called cat Williams
03:49 < gnupluslinux> If that was a jab ive made my choice
03:50 < gnupluslinux> Rms guide me
03:55 < MikeSpears> rootsudo: where's this sysadmin job lol
03:55 < MikeSpears> also, its only 30 days :)
03:56 < rootsudo> MikeSpears Company on Dale mabry by the bucks stadium
03:56 < MikeSpears> ah cool
03:56 < rootsudo> not rly i wana quit already
03:56 < MikeSpears> I might be taking on a contract in westshore coming up
03:56 < rootsudo> how much are your salaries mike
03:56 < MikeSpears> lower than you
03:56 < rootsudo> it seems you're doing shit work at $15/20-hr
03:56 < MikeSpears> yea
03:56 < rootsudo> fuck, why
03:57 < rootsudo> i turned down $50/hr in chicago and I'm at $40/hr here
03:57 < rootsudo> you know what I do all day
03:57 < rootsudo> fucking nothing
03:57 < catbeard> the life
03:57 < catbeard> the dream
03:57 < MikeSpears> dude
03:57 < rootsudo> which is why it sucks
03:57 < MikeSpears> I'm working on it
03:57 < rootsudo> fuckers won't leave me alone
03:57 < MikeSpears> hoping I get the job at VIPRE
03:57 < MikeSpears> will know about that on Tuesday
03:57 < MikeSpears> that's like 52k a year
03:58 < MikeSpears> got the interview for the contract position on monday
03:58 < rootsudo> man
03:58 < MikeSpears> if I end up getting vipre, will tell the contract position no
03:58 < rootsudo> i wouldn't even try for that
03:58 < MikeSpears> 52k is a nice salary jump for me
03:58 < MikeSpears> lol
03:59 < rootsudo> im at 70k and i am sad
03:59 < agent_white> rootsudo: How did your Google interview go anyways?
03:59 < MikeSpears> my goal is 70k in 4 years
03:59 < rootsudo> agent_white it's good I have a 2nd interview
03:59 < MikeSpears> shit, I'll be doing awesome on 50
03:59 < rootsudo> fucking scaty
04:00 < MikeSpears> I'm doing alright now, but my finances will be perfect at 50k
04:01 < agent_white> Hell yeah. For both of you guys. :D
04:01 < rootsudo> how olda are you mike
04:01 < MikeSpears> 24
04:01 < MikeSpears> 50k isn't bad money at all
04:02 < MikeSpears> not everything has to do with money.
04:02 < MikeSpears> long as I make enough to do what I need, then I'm happy
04:02 < MikeSpears> I need to actually stick with a job for once and quit the hopping
04:03 < agent_white> Same, but I think the industry average is 2-3 years isn't it?
04:03 < xe0n> his average is 4 - 6 months
04:05 < agent_white> Ahhh. Yeah I'm not one to speak... I float around a year hah. My last gig I coulda seen myself at for awhile, but my boss left 4 months in and we were left to dry.
04:08 < agent_white> rootsudo: Was the first interview a technical one? Or initial HR hoops?
04:08 < rootsudo> agent_white initial HR loops, and pre-screening like which office and oh wow you were in seattle, me too  do you know this store, omg you do, and that bar?! YEAH!
04:09 < rootsudo> wow
04:09 < rootsudo> you're 24'
04:09 < rootsudo> I wish I was 24 again
04:09 < rootsudo> I was at microsoft, eyes wide eyed
04:10 < rootsudo> I messaged the PM of exchange and I got back an offer to meet for coffee
04:10 < rootsudo> which I never did fuck
04:13 < xe0n> eyes wide shut
04:13 < sideup66> reddit gold: https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/8plaag/i_bought_kimjonguncom_and_redirected_it_to_wsb_so/
04:45 < Casteil> you know what's awesome? the only software I ever get hassled by is my **legitimate** software
04:45 < Casteil> "Your copy of office is not activated!"
05:05 < misspwn> that's a current issue with MS
05:28 < Casteil> god I hope that doesn't start happening with our Office H&B copies @ work
05:28 < misspwn> Casteil, it's been happening with us and what they suggest is make sure the user is logged into their office suite with the correct account, make sure the license isnt fucked, and run updates then run a full online repair
05:29 < misspwn> most of the time that works, other times i have to run a complete office uninstaller and reinstall
05:29 < Casteil> such bullshit
05:29 < Casteil> they make office H&B a huuuuge pain in the arse because they're trying to get people to pay monthly for o365
05:29 < misspwn> so what i do is log them into the office portal and if they dont know their pwd i reset , log them in, run update, log off in outlook, log back in, run online repair
05:30 < misspwn> not all of them are AD authenticated which makes it tougher
05:31 < xe0n> Casteil: if you're using H&B, you've made the wrong choice :P
05:31 < xe0n> o365 > *
05:32 < xe0n> well the business has made the wrong choice*
05:33 < Casteil> I'm not the one that made the call, but o365 subs add up fast
05:34 < Casteil> basic o365 is $200 for 2 years
05:34 < Casteil> Office H&B is $200 period
05:34 < xe0n> o365 is great in the long run, excellent value
05:37 < Casteil> they also want like $15 a month for visio alone
05:37 < Casteil> (billed yearly)
05:39 < xe0n> sure
05:40 < xe0n> nothing wrong with that, depending on who needs a license, and how long, you just move the license to someone else
06:47  * MillerBOSS looks at you
06:49 <+NinjaStyle> Ayyyy
06:50 < MillerBOSS> This place is dead tonight
06:50 < Casteil> heyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
06:52 < Casteil> NinjaStyle: got a bit of a surprise @ work today
06:53 <+NinjaStyle> Oh yeah?
06:53 < Casteil> boss set something up for today to discuss plans for the next ~9 months.. his main question was "What would *you* like to do with the software?"
06:55 < Casteil> ended up pitching a rewrite using modern frameworks, and that a frontend developer would help to that end - he's just like "who do you have in mind?"
06:55 < Casteil> XD
06:56 < Casteil> so, I'm putting together a "modernization" plan and will probably end up managing my own department soon (..he had also mentioned that we may get separated off into our own company)
06:56 <+NinjaStyle> Wow
06:57 < Casteil> mixed feelings.. pretty significant increase in pressure/responsibilities lol
06:57 < Casteil> but yeah one of the goals of the rewrite is to improve marketability/appeal of our app
06:57 <+NinjaStyle> Yeah seems intense
06:58 < Casteil> in all fairness when I say "managing my own department" it'd really just be myself, my software engineer (who's brilliant in backend/DB, but lacking in frontend), and whoever we bring on for frontend
06:59 < xe0n> the 3 musketeers
06:59 <+NinjaStyle> Still seems dope
07:11 < MillerBOSS> https://www.asus.com/Project-Precog/
07:16 < Casteil> https://i.imgur.com/hLOLvsf.jpg < Aww yeah... rearranged my desk so that my speakers are clear line of sight and I have proper channel separation again
07:17 < Casteil> still kinda ghetto though, need to get off my arse and make a proper oak desk
07:18 < agent_white> How the hell is it so clean?
07:18 < agent_white> :P
07:18 < Casteil> well, for starters, I just rearranged it
07:19 < Casteil> second, I just moved that black desk down to this downstairs bedroom/office a couple weeks ago
07:19 < Casteil> (stays a lot cooler down here in the summer)
07:19 < xe0n> i need to buy a new desk once i find a new place
07:20 < xe0n> not buying anymore furniture here
07:22 < agent_white> Casteil: Also, I see you're a fellow fountain pen enthusiast? I spot Kon Peki on that shelf... can't tell the ink behind it.
07:23 < agent_white> Looks darker, like Syo Ro
07:23 < Casteil> definitely not an enthusiast lol
07:24 < Casteil> and yes, it's kon peki and ama iro
07:24 < Casteil> kon peki was my choice, a friend gave me ama iro
07:24 < agent_white> Ah nice!
07:24 < agent_white> I'm an avid note taker, and just enjoy writing a bit... so I have 5 or 6 pens and a handful of inks.
07:26 < Casteil> I've got two
07:26 < Casteil> and I think they're both pilot metros
07:26 < Casteil> might have 3 actually
07:26 < MillerBOSS> Casteil 👉 What are you suing to view your cameras or NVR?
07:26 < Casteil> I write like once a month
07:26 < MillerBOSS> And using*
07:27 < agent_white> Oh nice! I have one on my desk next to me. If you ever snag another one, you should get a TWSBI Eco.
07:27 < Casteil> MillerBOSS: NVR does a "zero-channel" where it combines 4 feeds into one feed, and it's RTSP streaming using VLC
07:28 < agent_white> Ah, I literally am wresting my forearms on a notepad and have a few pens next to me. Guess the 'act of writing' shit down helps me remember? /shrug
07:28 < MillerBOSS> Thats neat. I was meaning to look up a way to view multiple RTSP streams in one stream in VLC in the Apple TV.
07:29 < Casteil> I do have a .xspf playlist for VLC for the "zero channel" and the high res versions of the 3 other streams so if I ever want to look at one feed more closely I can just hit "next" to kinda scroll through them
07:29 < Casteil> I did that just recently and it's really nice
07:29 < Casteil> vs having to enter the rtsp password every time
07:29 < MillerBOSS> Do you mean channel zero? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Channel_Zero_(Video_Encoding) ?
07:31 < MillerBOSS> I got a shit load of hikvision cameras and trying to figure out a way to stream them on an Apple TV. This should do it.
07:33 < Casteil> yep
07:33 < MillerBOSS> Also what are the brand of your cameras? I am using ZoneMinder at each of my locations but trying to figure out a dedicated piece of hardware for each location to view their cameras. VLC does it in Apple TV but you just can't see all at the same time.
07:35 < Casteil> MillerBOSS: LaView, the cameras are hikvision OEM
07:36 < MillerBOSS> Gotchya
07:36 < Casteil> video is pretty good even at night
07:36 < Casteil> speaking of
07:36 < Casteil> there's a cat in my driveway right now lol
07:36 < MillerBOSS> So rtsp://u:p@IP/h264
07:37 < Casteil> yep
07:37 < Casteil> https://i.imgur.com/vtTcq8E.png
07:37 < MillerBOSS> I am having trouble finding what the play list would look like for VLC
07:38 < Casteil> https://imgur.com/PtGfgF6 < Caught my little home cat just dicking around with a chipmunk the other day
07:38 < Casteil> homie*
07:38 < Casteil> it actually killed one so I'm totally cool with it sticking around (I have a chipmunk problem lol)
07:40 < MillerBOSS> Or is this something LaView does? I was hoping to be able to take say 4 RTSP streaks and combining them into 1 RTSP for VLC
07:40 < MillerBOSS> streams*
07:40 < Casteil> https://pastebin.com/FLvunNze < This is what my .xspf playlist for vlc looks like
07:40 < Casteil> MillerBOSS: the 4-in-1 combining happens via "zero channel"
07:41 < Casteil> the first item on that list (/001) is the "Zero channel" and then the other 3 are the individual cameras that I can skip to
07:41 < Casteil> so VLC isn't comibining
07:42 < MillerBOSS> OK I am just having trouble understanding. To be clear the IPs in the .xspf file are of each camera correct?
07:43 < MillerBOSS> I need to play around with it.
07:43 < Casteil> so if I had each camera connected to a switch I'd be able to access their rtsp stream directly
07:44 < Casteil> my cameras are all plugged in directly to my NVR which has a PoE switch
07:44 < Casteil> inside it
08:09 < corn266> any software I can use to get a handle on my company's network traffic?
08:10 < corn266> not maliciously, though
08:13 < MillerBOSS> Windows?
08:14 < corn266> mix
08:14 < corn266> or if you mean my machine, linux
08:14 < corn266> ubuntu specifically
08:15 < MillerBOSS> I read wrong. I am now seeing company's network traffic, not yours.
08:15 < corn266> we have a single network switch (unknown brand) and a consumer (gamerz) grade router
08:16 < corn266> yea I'd like to get a handle on our security, but idk how
08:16 <+NinjaStyle> Can you span network ports on the switch?
08:17 < corn266> i'm not sure? might have to check on monday
08:17 < corn266> span == mirroring?
08:17 <+NinjaStyle> Ye
08:18 < corn266> yea I'll have to check on monday, I guess you're suggesting spanning to echo / capture traffic?
08:18 <+NinjaStyle> That's usually how it's done
08:19 < corn266> would that be done for each port / each IP or could I just capture the switch-to-router traffic?
08:19 < xe0n> what's the problem you're trying to solve?
08:27 < corn266> I'm unsure of my company's security posture, xe0n
08:35 < catbeard> You need an audit then
08:35 < catbeard> Red team
08:41 < corn266> I'm currently reading "The Hacker Playbook 3" red team edition, but I don't have explicit approval from the company owner to pen test so I'm not
08:42 < corn266> "Congrats you found the natural wonder: EYJAFJALLAJOKULL"
09:11 <+ktechmidas> ... Config management, in the blockchain
09:12 <+ktechmidas> I just had a billion dollar idea
09:12 <+ktechmidas> who wants to invest in my ICO?
09:12 <+ktechmidas> :D
09:25 < corn266> blockchain config management is the future i'll gladly spend $0.50USD on that
09:25 < MillerBOSS> Per config change
09:28 < corn266> no but blockchain == money so config isn't even a factor @MillerBOSS
09:29 <+ktechmidas> masternodes are $10k
09:29 <+ktechmidas> $9k if you give me cash now
09:30 <+ktechmidas> and I promise not to party with it *fingers crossed*
09:30 <+ktechmidas> there may or may not be a product at the end of the year
09:30 < MillerBOSS> Well there you go :)
09:31 < MillerBOSS> Ponzi scheme, GO!
09:31 < xe0n> server based in nigeria
09:31 <+ktechmidas> not a ponzi scheme, I will give you tokens that I can make on the Eth network within 30 secs
09:32 <+ktechmidas> xe0n, it might or might not feed straight back to my company so we can see what you are doing with your servers
09:32 <+ktechmidas> but on the good side, if you fire your sysadmin, you can call us for the password
09:32 <+ktechmidas> if we're not drunk/hungover on investor money
09:34 < corn266> so what, do i walk up to my boss and say "we need to get hacked" in order to get a current object security posture output?
09:35 <+ktechmidas> we will give the password to anyone who calls and pretends to be you
09:36 <+ktechmidas> we'll say it's all encrypted with your key on the website
09:36 <+ktechmidas> but it's not actually, and may just be in a MySQL 4 DB
09:36 <+ktechmidas> in plaintext
09:36 <+ktechmidas> or MD5
09:36 < xe0n> sounds legit
09:36 <+ktechmidas> (if our volunteer programmer can learn how to do MD5 in time for launch)
09:37 <+ktechmidas> he told me it was the best you see
09:37 < plop> heyy
09:45 < corn266> ktechmidas you don't even convert it to b64?
10:10 <+ktechmidas> that may come in v2, it's cutting edge tech and we need to investigate it some more
10:11 <+ktechmidas> we're responsible devs and will only deploy something if we fully understand it
10:49 < Trapdoor> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LbTxfN8d2CI
10:49 < Trapdoor> layer-eight?
10:52 < plop> ded
10:58 < MillerBOSS> Needs a +v
10:58 < plop> morning MillerBOSS
10:58 < MillerBOSS> Hey yo
10:58 < plop> how is it going?
10:59 < MillerBOSS> As good as it can get I guess. Struggling the last 3-4 weeks staying on task. Information overload and brain wants to do 20 things at once.
11:00 < plop> haha well. relax
11:00 < MillerBOSS> Task as in things I need to get done here at work for example.
11:00 < plop> rest
11:00 < MillerBOSS> Oh I do
11:00 < plop> are you at work now?
11:00 < plop> what kind of company do you work for?
11:00 < MillerBOSS> I sleep 10 hours or so. Its because ADHD
11:00 < plop> ah, i see
11:00 < MillerBOSS> We sell things
11:00 < MillerBOSS> Yes.
11:00 < plop> nice
11:01 < MillerBOSS> Still here.
11:01 < MillerBOSS> I gotta go to a remote location and change up some Yealink to Panasonic VoIP devices.
11:01 < MillerBOSS> Been putting it off for some time now
11:02 < plop> i bought some yealink dect sip phones and they work really nice.
11:03 < MillerBOSS> Yeah they do. I got some of these Yealink W52 but the putting a call on hold and picking up on another handset workflow is no fun.
11:04 < plop> i see.
11:04 < plop> i got the w56p
11:07 < agent_white> I loved my T42G. You can set callbacks to urls, so hooked up a script to lookup the incoming caller in our db and toss up an dunst alert with their account # and crap... it was fun.
11:07  * agent_white works in telecom
11:07 <+A-KO> yo
11:07 < plop> sup A-KO
11:13 < MillerBOSS> https://na.panasonic.com/us/office-products-unified-communications/unified-communications/sip-phones/kx-tgp600 is what I am using now
11:14 < MillerBOSS> Or https://business.panasonic.co.uk/communication-solutions/PBX-SIP/business-SIP-systems/SIP-DECT-single-base-unit/KX-TGP600
11:25 < plop> nice
11:26 < MillerBOSS> Yeah it works well with RingCentral once you figure it out.
11:26 < plop> so i got a dsl line, 1mbps hah
11:27 < MillerBOSS> Whats that for?
11:28 < plop> because our phone company gives us discounts if we make a pack with an analog line.
11:28 < plop> so we got the analog line. but we're kinda remote and no speed haha this is why we got a fiber
11:28 < MillerBOSS> Oh yeah so it looks better on their line items
11:29 < plop> probably
11:29 < plop> weird things
12:12  * MillerBOSS is listening to David Allan Coe - You Never Even Called Me By My Name from the album The Essential David Allan Coe on Spotify.
12:20  * MillerBOSS is listening to Johnny Paycheck - Take This Job and Shove It from the album Johnny Paycheck - 16 Biggest Hits on Spotify.
12:20 < MillerBOSS> Yeehawwwww
12:37 <+ktechmidas> frigging iphone
12:37 <+ktechmidas> bought one yesterday, just accidentally called my ex from 10 years ago because it saved all my contacts from the last time I had one
12:38 <+ktechmidas> put it down pretty much instantly.... but now she keeps calling and I have to keep declining
12:38 < MillerBOSS> Thats operator error right there. :P
12:38 < MillerBOSS> Also iPhone can block numbers for you
12:39 <+ktechmidas> the weirder thing is I was in the US when we were dating... she was from HK as a kid, went to the US where I met her
12:39 <+ktechmidas> I just accidentally called her from my HK number
12:39 <+ktechmidas> so she's probably wondering who the fuck
12:39 <+ktechmidas> and it does? :o
12:40 < MillerBOSS> Yeah
12:40 <+ktechmidas> I remember having to use a jailbreak tweak for that
12:40 < MillerBOSS> https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201229
12:41 <+ktechmidas> excellent
12:42 <+ktechmidas> my girlfriend was like "Who's calling?" and I was just like "Uh..."
12:42 <+ktechmidas> she knows I don't get calls very often XD
12:45 < MillerBOSS> Whoops
12:45 < MillerBOSS> Shit happens
12:51 < xe0n> https://www.seansound.com.au/ listening to this from my lounge haha
12:51 < xe0n> can hear it clear as anything
14:32 < L3gacy> Good bacon to all and to all some good bacon!
14:33 < L3gacy> So my ex roommate got CHARGED with 18k In theft from his job...#DodgedTheBullet
14:34 < plop> lol
14:34 < L3gacy> 12K In android tv boxes alone
14:55 < L3gacy> Heckin back.  Firefox kept freezing
14:55 < L3gacy> So anway.. yeah.  Ex roomie wanted me to go into business with him, and I said no, out of fear of shady shit
14:56 < plop> you did well
14:56 < L3gacy> yeah.  His boss was selling the android boxes he supposedly stole, as "KODI FREE TV BOXES"
14:57 < L3gacy> so his boss might be in shit, too
14:57 <+ktechmidas> woah
14:57 < plop> i never understood this thing.. you'll get caught eventually
14:58 <+ktechmidas> people usually hope they'll be out before accounting realise
14:58 < plop> i can understand stealing a shipment or something, but from your company? are you crazy?
14:58 <+ktechmidas> well people do it once
14:59 <+ktechmidas> realise they 'got away with it'
14:59 < plop> and try again
14:59 <+ktechmidas> and don't realise accounting will get them in a few months
14:59 < plop> and next time, twice the boxes
14:59 <+ktechmidas> exactly
14:59 < L3gacy> He apparently stole over 12K in boxes
14:59 <+ktechmidas> they get more and more daring
14:59 < L3gacy> Like.. at 100 a piece, that's still a shit ton
14:59 < plop> greed hah
14:59 <+ktechmidas> then get into the thinking of "Oh that's easy money"
15:00 <+ktechmidas> any of these guys I've spoken to... usually the first time is for something you could actually feel sorry for them for
15:00 < L3gacy> He's saying on FB and to friends the video footage of the "thefts" was edited, and the tools stoln like the reflow station and such, were his.
15:00 <+ktechmidas> a bill, a kids dinner, a debt
15:00 < plop> i got a quotation from this company i used to work for, and the sales guy said: do you want anything? and i said: nope, all you can give to me, just apply as a discount in the quotation.
15:00 < L3gacy> His EX BOSS responded, "You live in a shitty trailer, you dont own shit!  I know all your shit is stolen"
15:01 < plop> lol
15:01 < L3gacy> So he's suing for slander
15:01 < L3gacy> It was a post on FB
15:02 <+coderphive> Mornin trolla
15:03 < L3gacy> I need tacos, but apparently my gall bladder is shot
15:03 <+coderphive> lol wut
15:03 < L3gacy> Cant eat any grease
15:04 < L3gacy> I bazooka chuck
15:04 <+coderphive> wow
15:04 <+coderphive> That's not good
15:05 < L3gacy> Like... demon chuck
15:05 < L3gacy> I thought it was acid reflux
15:05 < L3gacy> but it's not.  I'm fine most days, until I eat red meat
15:05 < L3gacy> Been eating chicken and fish the past week, no issues
15:10 < L3gacy> So.. Any good guides on hardening LAMP?
15:15 < Alternity> don't use apache
15:15 < Alternity> also don't use PHP, but you probably can't fix that
15:16 < L3gacy> Use NGINX?
15:21 < Alternity> yuuuup
15:22 < Alternity> actually if i'm being serious its probably a wash
15:22 < Alternity> apache codebase is much bigger, but there are a lot of eyeballs on it
15:23 < Alternity> nginx smaller codebase, and uh... maybe a few less eyeballs on it
15:23 < L3gacy> the LAMP server will be hosting 5 domains, has 4 gb NICs, and ILO3 advanced, if that means anything in this convo
15:23 < Alternity> i've heard good things about mod_security
15:23 < Alternity> if this is for work i would go with whatever you are more famliar with
15:23 < Alternity> for personal project i'd do nginx just because it's less of a pita to configure imo
15:23 < L3gacy> For mi casa de la rosa muerte :P
15:24 < Alternity> so as always, it depends
15:25 < L3gacy> It will be on a gbit fiber symetrical connect
15:25 < FenJai> Dont forget external stuff like fail2ban
15:25 < L3gacy> True
15:25 < FenJai> key based auth on the box its running on, etc
15:30 < ibttis> hey is pdns better than bind/unbound?
15:36 < Alternity> ibttis: it depends :D
15:37 < Alternity> they both do a great job
15:37 < Alternity> pdns is probably more feature filled and user friendly
15:37 < Alternity> using a db backend is nice
15:40 <+coderphive> I'm surprised this hotel lets me connect to IRC
15:41 <+coderphive> at a Linux conference on IRC
15:41 <+coderphive> lolol
15:49 < ibttis> what about dnsmasq Alternity
15:50 < ibttis> im just looking for something simple to substitute systemd-resolved
15:54 <+coderphive> What are you having issues with ibttis
15:56 <+coderphive> idk what getting rid of resolved will solve
15:56 <+coderphive> Sounds like it'll cause more problems than anything
16:01 < Alternity> as always it depends :D
16:01 < Alternity> dnsmasq is great for your home router
16:03 < ibttis> I tried install unbound and turning off systemd-resolved in systemctl
16:03 < ibttis> unbound wouldn't run for some reason
16:03 < ibttis> was getting an error
16:03 < ibttis> perhaps I should've added it to the firewall rules
16:09 < L3gacy> lol.  someone posted Intel made a 1.2kw heater
16:10 < CharlesA> How many cores does that equal?
16:10 < L3gacy> 28
16:10 < CharlesA> holy shit
16:10 < CharlesA> and here I am thinking I'm doing good with 4.
16:10 < CharlesA> :p
16:10 < L3gacy> AMD goes... #Lol32Bitch
16:10 < L3gacy> The new threadripper is 32 cores 64 thread
16:10 < CharlesA> o.O
16:11 < L3gacy> So.. want
16:11 < Alternity> ya that whole demo was a bunch of bs
16:12 < L3gacy> *breathing intensifies*
16:12 < Alternity> overclocked to 5ghz and using a liquid cooler the same size as the PC
16:12 < L3gacy> the liquid cooler was the size of a larger dehumidifier lol
16:15 < L3gacy> intel mde Asus and Gigabyte give back the CPUs
16:15 < L3gacy> ROFL
16:15 < Alternity> it's nice to see intel feeling the pressure from amd
16:16 < Alternity> we'd still be getting 4 core i7's right now without zen
16:16 < L3gacy> yas...
16:16 < L3gacy> #AMDMasterRace
16:16 < L3gacy> *cuddles his a10 9700*
16:16 < Alternity> yep running a 1700 here
16:17 < Alternity> gtx 1070 though, amd gpu still not quite cutting it :/
16:17 < CharlesA> 1060 here because $$$
16:17 < L3gacy> I use an RX560 OVED by 125mhz on core and ram
16:17 < L3gacy> *OCED
16:19 < varesa> Intel HD 530 here (+ 2x RX 470 but they're attached to Windows so they don't get much use)
16:19 < Alternity> 1060 is the best value buy for a while now
16:19 < Alternity> glad i bought 1070 before the price skyrocketed
16:20 < CharlesA> Yep. That's the main reason I got it.
16:20 < CharlesA> but that was a couple years ago before the prices went into orbit.
16:20 < Alternity> i fondly rember my gtx 460
16:20 < Alternity> one of the best values of all time
16:21 < CharlesA> I still have a 770 and a 260 somewhere.
16:21 < CharlesA> Collecting dust
16:21 < CharlesA> :|
17:21 < technonerd> I wonder what thread ripper will over clock to
17:27 < genr8_> my guess: 4.3 if lucky, otherwise 4.1? i dont think it can improve that much. especially if you mean all-core oC
17:27 < genr8_> 32cores @ 4ghz would be acceptable
17:51 < varesa> and here I'm sitting with my 10c/20t 1.8GHz CPUs slowly dragging along
17:54 < technonerd> I needs to up my clocks on my ryzen build
17:54 < technonerd> But that water loop to work
17:55 < technonerd> Put
18:07 < rum_fiend> o/
18:14 < varesa> I haven't hit that many issues with the 1.8GHz CPUs except when I tried to run a virtual router at 10Gbps on them which caused to CPU to top out
18:24 < m4221> Hello
18:24 < m4221> NinjaStyle:
18:25 < m4221> Anyone?
18:27 <+NinjaStyle> Ay
18:38 < silentfury-s4pro> anyone dealt with watchguard firewalls?
18:40 < genr8_> ive been running my main PFSense firewall off an Intel (R) Atom(TM) CPU D510 @ 1.66GHz 2c/4t and its plenty fast
18:40 < genr8_> real good re-purposement of old hardware
18:48 < Atro> Lol pfsense
18:48 < Atro> >plenty fast
18:48 < Atro> >firewalls should be fast
18:49 <+NinjaStyle> If you want the traffic to flow
18:49 < silentfury-s4pro> THE TRAFFIC MUST FLOW
19:24 <+A-KO> weeee
19:24 <+A-KO> I'm hungover
19:39 < CharlesA> traffic, eh, more like spice tbh.
20:15 < rhqq> wow
20:15 < rhqq> wheres cryptic1 ?
20:18 < silentfury-s4pro> back to work
20:18 < silentfury-s4pro> :D
21:01 < rhqq> hah
22:02 < Sousapro> Anyone looked at the LG G7?
22:03 < Sousapro> I have the s9+ but I'm intrigued by the hifi dac on the g7
22:16 <+ihre> tfw people use the term hacking everywhere... lifehack, office hack, fixing hardware -> hacking hardware
22:22 < Sousapro> ihre: lol, I laughed the first time I heard of lifehacking
22:23 < Sousapro> ihre: I immediately thought of brainjacking or medical implant hijacking
22:23  * misspwn hacks ihre 
22:25 < Sousapro> I can't stop listening to this album. It's nothing like what I usually listen to but it's really good. the dudes voice is super good and it feels like bjork with an aesthetic closer to my tastes lol https://play.google.com/music/listen#/album/Bpmgtvsgm26gnvfe5lum6d3nohe/serpentwithfeet/soil
22:27 < Sousapro> it's still weird AF though
22:39 <+ihre> i've cancelled my google music acc in favor of spotify again
22:40 <+ihre> misspwn: did you find exploitable vulns?
22:40 < Church-> ihre: I mean hack is such a nebulous word, first it meant prank, then it meant to write software, then infosec realated, and on and on.
22:40 < Church-> Language always changing.
22:40 <+ihre> 'hack post-it notes'
22:40 <+ihre> :|
22:41 <+ihre> peel them off sideways instead of upwards
22:41 <+ihre> gtfo
22:41 < Ignacy> Sousapro, nice, I'm listening
22:41 <+ihre> Sousapro: cant even view it without a subscription, lol
22:41 < Sousapro> ihre: album soil, artist serpentwithfeet
22:42 < Ignacy> ihre, me neither, but you can hack the link and read the artist from it
22:42 < Ignacy> https://open.spotify.com/artist/1O9iHQjrVuiAYOJFCBeFSl?si=NHcxxFecS622Ixjxqq6eSg
22:42 < Sousapro> I just figured most people have GPM because it's $15/month for youtube red and all music
22:42 <+ihre> hack the link
22:42 <+ihre> this guy
22:42 < Sousapro> and that's for 6 people
22:42 <+ihre> on a roll :D
22:42 < Sousapro> it's hard to stick with spotify at $10 per person
22:43 < Sousapro> (and that's leaving youtube ads out of it)
22:43 <+ihre> hmm, i dont mind, paid for gpm for a while when i had spotify pro for free through my isp
22:43 <+ihre> but the lack of volume normalization was just bugging me out
22:43 < Sousapro> eww
22:44 <+ihre> (GPM doesnt have it)
22:44 < Sousapro> right, normalization removes the music from music
22:44 < Sousapro> lol
22:44 < Sousapro> maybe this is better then it used to be
22:44 < Sousapro> but it made everything sound like an album mastered in 2003
22:44 <+ihre> meh, i play most of my music on a boombox from 82
22:44 < Sousapro> nothing wrong with that lol
22:44 <+ihre> so its not like it very good quality to start with, but doesnt have a remote
22:45 <+ihre> would constantly get up and adjust the volume w/ gpm :P
22:45 <+ihre> was*
22:47 <+ihre> next small project will be a hifiberry with an aptx module, https://www.hifiberry.com/
22:47 <+ihre> since it does have a line in :3
22:47 < Holo> The fuck you of the day https://pastebin.com/akXtEVwA
22:49 < catbeard> no, the fuck you of the day is Jeff Sessions targeting pre-existing conditions
22:50 < Holo> Lol
22:51 < catbeard> i hope someone "conditions" his forehead with a fucking reticle dot
22:52 < Sousapro> evil pays right now
22:52 < catbeard> if it's good enough for MEPS, it should be good enough for healthcare, can I get an oo-rah?
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