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Captain Foo posted:lol at ipv6
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Feb 2, 2015 17:25
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why is he telling stallman to install linux
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Feb 2, 2015 17:38
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i get ipv6 with my twc cable internet and it just works op looks like my web browser even uses it for stuff sometimes.
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Feb 2, 2015 18:00
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Mr Dog posted:i get ipv6 with my twc cable internet and it just works op i can't get 6 to work on my twc 
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Feb 2, 2015 18:12
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get a modem made in the last 10 years if you janitor you own home router then well lol but uh i guess see if the router itself gets a /128 and then set up dhcp6-pd so that it gets a /64. then set up radvd so the rest of your network also gets that /64. but i think i'm the only person itt broken enough to janitor their own router. or maybe live in nyc idk, this poo poo worked out of the box for me. the /64 seems static too, which surprised me but i guess it makes ad tracking and datamining easier.
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Feb 2, 2015 18:34
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i am already in nyc. it works fine if i plug in a pc (slaac, maybe?), but peer discovery seems broken when i plug in a router
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Feb 2, 2015 18:40
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Mr Dog posted:if you janitor you own home router then well lol but uh i guess see if the router itself gets a /128 and then set up dhcp6-pd so that it gets a /64. then set up radvd so the rest of your network also gets that /64. but i think i'm the only person itt broken enough to janitor their own router. nah, you've got company. twc gives out prefixes via dhcpv6 so your router needs to support it and you need to allow udp incoming on port 546 from source port 547 in the firewall to allow the replies through. you can actually get a /56 from them if you configure the prefix-hint. unlike my v4 address that's been the same since forever i've had the v6 address change after a modem reboot. it has a 6+ day expiration and the modem was only down for one minute so idk.
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Feb 2, 2015 19:05
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blowfish posted:I will laugh so hard if the reason is that trackpoint buttons are now physically attached to the touchpad instead of the keyboard because if it ain't broke then break it (then I will buy a used T440s to replace the palm rest with a T450s one and realise they're like 0.5mm different in size because gently caress you  and apparently you can actually rip out the dumb t440s clickpad and replace it with this
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I CANNOT EJACULATE WITHOUT SEEING NATIVE AMERICANS BRUTALISED!
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I think that you will actually find that chromebooks are garbage and the best momputer is the glorious ipad descended straight from stebe. You can even put a keyboard on it if you really spergin
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blowfish posted:
Woah... Do you have a link? Also, can you put the touchpad in so the buttons are on the bottom???
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ZShakespeare posted:I think that you will actually find that chromebooks are garbage and the best momputer is the glorious ipad descended straight from stebe. You can even put a keyboard on it if you really spergin or the 13" mba if she needs to do anything at all beyond internet
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Feb 2, 2015 22:31
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Mr Dog posted:i get ipv6 with my twc cable internet and it just works op i had to disable it on the linode i use for ssh tunneled browsing because google by default blocks all their ipv6 traffic
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Feb 2, 2015 22:45
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:it's not even a good linux laptop, because lol 4G of RAM They are still selling models with 2gb soldered to the board.
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Feb 2, 2015 22:53
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pram posted:well it has a browser and a terminal. what else would you do on a linux on the laptop... I can run all the latest versions of my favorite software and games. mutt cmus elinks gnu emacs nethack
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Feb 2, 2015 23:19
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i'm just waiting for systemd-networkd to get a bit more advanced so that i don't have to dick around orchestrating a bunch of Internet Software Consortium garbage and iptables garbage just to get decent networking going but apparently further progress on networkd depends on kdbus for some reason (??)
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Feb 2, 2015 23:20
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SYSV Fanfic posted:I can run all the latest versions of my favorite software and games. never heard of that one, gotta check it out sometime 
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Feb 2, 2015 23:26
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ahmeni posted:i had to disable it on the linode i use for ssh tunneled browsing because google by default blocks all their ipv6 traffic
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Mr Dog posted:i'm just waiting for systemd-networkd to get a bit more advanced so that i don't have to dick around orchestrating a bunch of Internet Software Consortium garbage and iptables garbage just to get decent networking going it took me like almost 2 days to figure out that fedora swsitched to firewalld stupid poo poo linux
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Feb 2, 2015 23:44
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for someone who hasn't cjd an awful lot of linux firewalls, firewalld seems to be more straightforward than iptables
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Feb 2, 2015 23:46
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posting this for 2015
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Last Chance posted:posting this for 2015 1/5 - No evidence of spasticity or cerebral palsy.
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kalstrams posted:for someone who hasn't cjd an awful lot of linux firewalls, firewalld seems to be more straightforward than iptables pretty much anything would be more straightforward than iptables
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iptables ignores the fundamental design principle of making your API a C callable shared library in favor of a command line tool that can't even be reasonably shell scripted. firewalld, despite being kind of crap itself, manages to improve over iptables by treating it as a write-only interface
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Feb 3, 2015 00:12
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kalstrams posted:for someone who hasn't cjd an awful lot of linux firewalls, firewalld seems to be more straightforward than iptables yeah anything is better than loving iptables
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kalstrams posted:hmm. can you tell me how to do so? i have linode which i would want to use similarly, amongst other things, and this seems to be a huge bummer it's disto specific so it's usually just a matter of googling 'centos disable ipv6' and following the instructions the flip side to this unfortunately is that Google thinks my IPv4 address is based in Taiwan so I get all my searches defaulted to Chinese language unless I'm signed into goop
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oh and make sure you're tunnelling DNS too
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i have a chromebook with a linux installed running that gnome 3 doohickey and it works pretty good. doesn't even need any weird fuckery anymore to get suspend and the trackpad working since some recent kernel version. pretty nice little computer for sitting in bed typing code though the screen is steaming poo poo and acer utterly refused to sell me one with an american keyboard since i live in a country that has quebecors in it that reminds me; on a Canuk multilingual keyboard the left shift and enter keys are gimped to make room for useless accent keys I will never use. is there any way to rebind or alias those keys to work as actual shift and enter keys? Sauer fucked around with this message at 03:50 on Feb 3, 2015 |
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Feb 3, 2015 03:44
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Sauer posted:i have a chromebook with a linux installed running that gnome 3 doohickey and it works pretty good. doesn't even need any weird fuckery anymore to get suspend and the trackpad working since some recent kernel version. pretty nice little computer for sitting in bed typing code though the screen is steaming poo poo and acer utterly refused to sell me one with an american keyboard since i live in a country that has quebecors in it canadian laptops are a crime against humanity
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yup
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Feb 3, 2015 05:31
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Roargasm posted:there is someone out there who can pull off desktop linux, but it is a virtual certainty that he will never install it pretty funny
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ahmeni posted:it's disto specific so it's usually just a matter of googling 'centos disable ipv6' and following the instructions it is not distro specific. it's one sysctl. add this to /etc/sysctl.conf and reboot: code:
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:it is not distro specific. it's one sysctl. add this to /etc/sysctl.conf and reboot: I normally disable per interface because I've got another interface I use IPv6 poo poo for but yeah
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Feb 3, 2015 08:57
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:it is not distro specific. it's one sysctl. add this to /etc/sysctl.conf and reboot: ahmeni posted:I normally disable per interface because I've got another interface I use IPv6 poo poo for but yeah  i do not have anything ipv6-exclusive planned so i just rolled out b.s.d's fix
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http://crunchbang.org/forums/viewtopic.php?id=38916 RIP
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what were they?
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Subjunctive posted:what were they? linux distro, looks like
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Subjunctive posted:what were they? Very minimalist Debian-based distro running on openbox. Generally really solid for what it was
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