Notices by famfo (famfo@chaos.social)

@domi blatant lie, I only speak nftables

Garfield Peak brought us great products like the Intel Killer

aaa, why is Main 2 and Aux 1, please tell me that there is a good historical reason for that

Sleppy famfo ideas: We should being the power server for a few #38c3 pubnixes

@q66 same, lemme know when you found a mainframe

that is sadly not possible due to:

CONFIG_WIRELESS depends:
NOT CONFIG_S390

s390x with wifi

@q66 @lanodan yup, we got our server from pio too, unfortunately no ram so over all it was a bit more expensive (god IBM RAM is cursed and hard to get)

@q66 @lanodan "PIOSPARTSLAP NICHT ÖFFNEN" god, this is beautiful xDD

@q66 @lanodan oh my god it is beautiful

@cccpresser @lanodan after running it for an hour it actually gets to a level where you can talk normally again (also see the video below the post) :D

Gaming on POWER8

@domi I'd do the same but I have too much freifunk around here

@merlin yo Merlin, where is beta.servfail.network?

@domi reminds me of the time I created a literal routing loop using wireguard:
Germany -> US -> Japan -> Germany

@lanodan @domi @lare over BGP, /48

@domi @lanodan hello, I would like to enter the default free zone (minimum /48) or run pixelflutv6 (ping prefix:xxyy:rrgg:bb, I have some usecases for a full /64 if you five me long enough :p

Woah. This is usable. The "simpler" web interface is broken (but legible) but I'm impressed.

#SERVFAIL

I tried to search for "Punycode" and god it's a rabbit hole especially because people didn't read the standards:
- Punycode actually describes an algorithms known as "Bootsring" to encode Unicode characters into ASCII [RFC3492]
- The "XN--" (not case sensitive) people put in front of their Punycode strings is only a LDH label (let-dig-hyp, letter, digit, hyphen, describing the valid characters in a domain name) [RFC5891] to indicate the everything after is a Punycode encoded string

So this is all well and good, BUT: people have their Punycode converters online which for example encodes "!" to "xn--!". An exclamation mark is an ASCII character, so it doesn't get encoded. AN exclamation mark ISN'T a valid character in a domain name so the LDH prefix there doubly makes no sense. Either create a Punycode encoding tool or an IDN encoding tool but not whatever this is.