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by wut42 5y ago
He asked you that the head of staff, a.k.a the only person really responsible and managing the network, to own the domain. This is a sensible request. "announcing a new ircd and a partnership with OFTC" ? Dude. Solanum is an evolu
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by wut42 5y ago
Besides discussing what happened, I wonder what IS going to happen. Right now every staffer introduced by rasengan isn't known by much, seems to be very new to freenode (and even at some times, struggling with managing the services). S
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by wut42 5y ago
The screenshots seems incomplete, which makes me doubtful to trust them. If you are able to show the full conversations it could enlighten me further, but truncated pictures and screenshots won't do. The internal reorganization and str
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by wut42 5y ago
He's also not really the crown prince. It's been disputed, as the previous crown prince was disputed as well.
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by wut42 5y ago
>There will be few noticeable changes in terms of day-to-day operations, the freenode project will continue to operate with much the same structure and volunteer base as it does now
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by wut42 5y ago
Which IRCd, even? They used to sponsor one of the developers of InspIRCd but this isn't the case anymore.
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by wut42 5y ago
I mean everything that makes freenode freenode. I don't know what the contract say exactly, but by reading the resignations letters, especially this one https://gist.github.com/aaronmdjones/1a9a93ded5b7d162c3f58bd.
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by wut42 5y ago
the thing is, IMO, that once Christel shut down the PDPC (the entity behind freenode a long time ago), Freenode just became "Christel" owned. And Christel sold everything under shady reasons (without really saying everything was s
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by wut42 5y ago
Tomaw fought legally with Lee to get the sale contract from what I've read; and apparently it _does_ legitimately own the network.
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by wut42 5y ago
It's not owned by PIA now. PIA and London Trust Media was sold by Lee; who moved most other holdings to "Imperial Family Companies", which is effectively the owner of freenode: https://imperialfamily.com
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by wut42 5y ago
And now jess, kline, and Md: https://gist.github.com/jesopo/45a3e9cdbe517dc55e6058eb43b00... https://www.kline.sh https://blog.bofh.it/debian/id_461
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by wut42 5y ago
Another staffer, amdj, just resigned: https://gist.github.com/aaronmdjones/1a9a93ded5b7d162c3f58bd...
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by wut42 5y ago
gen_statem is a real gem. I've mostly stopped using raw genservers now, and build almost everything using it.
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by wut42 5y ago
Isn't unbound a resolver, and not an authoritative server (nsd) ?
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by wut42 5y ago
There's the Caliopen[1] project who tries to do a sort of unified inbox. [1]: https://www.caliopen.org/
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by wut42 6y ago
And yet it is very very more expensive (and unreliable) than plane.
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by wut42 6y ago
While the reason is honorable, I can't help but think this is an attack on poor/middle class people. Traveling by train in France is quite expensive, and very annoying some times (I live in a lost country-side, and if I want to tr
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by wut42 6y ago
As bserge said, it was what I was referring to. But maybe theses abandonned cats, over a couple generation, still get the "socialization" ? I have no idea to be honest. I was referring to herds of cats in Russia or some other coun
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by wut42 6y ago
That's damn cute. While I've always grew with cats I've never been able to make one do things! They always loved me deeply (in their own ways, for example my first one was always walking me to school and doing silly things fo
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by wut42 6y ago
Is it? There is some sociability in feral cats.
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by wut42 6y ago
Cats can be trained quite well do to activities and if you can understand them correctly. It is still very rare, tho. I've seen videos of cats doing skateboard and other things their human trained them to do, but he was a cat behaviour
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by wut42 6y ago
A bit late to follow-up, but by the time you commented, my comment was back from -3 to 6 and now 9. So who nows? But it's not the first time I raised my issues with Scaleway price rises, and every time they get downvoted quickly. So th
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by wut42 6y ago
It used to be the case. Online was doing dedicated servers/housing, Scaleway was IaaS. Now they went full "Scaleway", with Scaleway Dedibox being the dedicated part, and Scaleway Elements being IaaS!
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by wut42 6y ago
Yes, but the parent was talking about Online (“I was an online.net customer”)
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by wut42 6y ago
I just stated facts tho. They did have raised their pricing multiple times. It could be argued on the support quality, ok, but a comment with details is always better for this... What's also intringuing me is that my comment was at 5 o
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by wut42 6y ago
Hetzner Cloud is nice! When I benchmarked SCW cloud and HZN cloud, Hetzner was the clear winner. SCW was a bit cheaper at the time. Now Hetzner is cheaper and faster! You just don't get as much bandwith.
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by wut42 6y ago
For the ones downvoting me, please say why?
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by wut42 6y ago
Don't plan on this price for too long tho. They are notorious for raising prices and then raising them again and again.
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by wut42 6y ago
It's the same, there's no "parent company", Online rebranded as Scaleway. Just a 75% increase ? You've been lucky. They also raised the prices two times since then on the Scaleway IaaS VMs. Stay away from them, I do
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by wut42 6y ago
Seriously problems happens, and you should not held Scaleway responsible for THIS. However-- you can definitely hold Scaleway responsible for the crazy price hike (that happened two or three times), very bad support (it improved a bit latel

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