@maddy good night! (I should probably go to bed soon too)

I opened an old akkoma-fe tab and suddenly received every notification from the last few days again

meow

eating breakfast at almost 8pm

@maddy good morning!

laptop froze and rebooted, concerning

STOP SAVING DAYLIGHT

* CLOCKS WERE NOT SUPPOSED TO BE CHANGED TWICE A YEAR

* YEARS OF 'SAVING' yet NO NET GAIN OF DAYLIGHT

* Sunset keeps getting earlier by a few minutes per day, which is sad but we can adjust to it, but then BAM we are all supposed to change the clocks so that it's suddenly A FULL HOUR EARLIER and it's PITCH DARK AFTER WORK what the hell.

"Hello I would like my saved daylight back please"

They have played us for absolute fools.

good morning/afternoon

going to bed now (it's almost 6am), good night

@maddy @niko Maybe mine is just faulty. Any version of mstflint newer than 4.23.0 consistently segfaults for me (I tested on both x86_64 and ppc64le).

Strangely it seems to be more reliable on POWER than on x86, which is odd because POWER is generally much stricter about badly behaved PCIe devices (for example it will immediately drop devices that attempt bad DMA accesses, whereas x86 will just ignore them), and it also supports a full 64-bit address space for DMA unlike x86 (which is limited to 40 bits), which can cause issues with certain non-compliant PCIe implementations (such as in AMD GPUs) that assume x86's DMA addressing limitations.

@niko @maddy note that those old 10G PCIe NICs use a lot of power even when not doing anything (I have a Mellanox CX312C and an Intel X520-DA2, the Intel card uses ~5W at idle (without anything even plugged in), the Mellanox card uses ~4W (also the Mellanox card has other unrelated issues, specifically sometimes (and on some computers) it falls back to 2.5GT/s (PCIe 1.0 speed) or fails to enumerate at all (or does enumerate and then the driver fails to load), and it consistently makes newer versions of mstflint segfault, the Intel card has been much more reliable))

mrraowowr

@kemona_halftau good morning!

mreow

@fries @maddy I have one of those!

@6 in this case anything before midday, yes. although the start boundary isn't so clear: I don't think I'd call 00:01 morning