00:37 <jaeger> Oops, there's already wine-staging 7.11 :P

06:59 <ppetrov^> hi guys. If I have a list of ports I want to rebuild, is there a way to rebuild them in dependency order? Kinda like what prt-get sysup does?

10:27 <farkuhar> ppetrov^: prt-get update -fr $(prt-get quickdep port1 port2 ... portN)

10:29 <farkuhar> the quickdep output might include some ports not on your list, so if you want to restrict the rebuilding to ports on the list, you have to insert an extra filter.

10:49 <ppetrov^> thank you!

11:13 <farkuhar> Yesterday I learned something interesting about my Wayland compositor and my video card. When the monitor is connected with a true HDMI cable, powering off the monitor makes the Wayland compositor act as if an output has been lost, and I am dropped back at a login screen when I turn the monitor back on. Prior to yesterday I had only been connecting the monitor via an HDMI-to-DVI converter, and the Wayland compositor would not act this way on a poweroff event

11:18 <farkuhar> Going back to the sway compositor (which has better support for wlr-output-management, and in fact better support for my drawing tablet) is always an option, but I don't really like how sway does its window tiling.

15:39 <dlcusa> FYI--I've migrated to dlc.usa@dlcusa.net as my preferred email since gmail no longer supports my POP infrastructure, and zoho.com only charges $10USD/year for the service. Almost all email from me will now originate from dlcusa.net, although I'll continue to receive gmail as long as it is gratis.

15:41 <farkuhar> dlcusa: did Gmail finally pull the plug on older authentication methods, forcing everyone to implement oauth2?

15:42 <dlcusa> Ayup, without warning.

15:47 <farkuhar> there was some discussion of this change, in one of the other forums that I frequent, but no documented workaround for users of text-mode mail clients. claws-mail was the closest to achieving compatibility with the new gmail requirements, but even that option has unresolved problems at this time.

15:48 <dlcusa> They will no longer analyze my email as a result--I'm sure that suits them.

15:49 <SiFuh_> They sent an email informing of the changes a while back

15:50 <dlcusa> Then I missed it. Just as well, though--one needs the occasional IT infrastructure emergency to stay sharp, I think.

15:55 <SiFuh_> https://i.snipboard.io/ugTUsz.jpg

15:55 <SiFuh_> dlcusa: They sent it to me on April 29

15:56 <SiFuh_> dlcusa: you should really stop using Outlook 2016

15:57 <dlcusa> Ya can't stop what was never started, SiFuh_. ;-)

15:57 <SiFuh_> Liar haha

15:58 <dlcusa> Exhibit A: The headers of my email.

16:04 <SiFuh_> dlcusa: That can be faked. For example mine says the email is sent from an Atari

16:05 <SiFuh_> Yeah here is mine

16:05 <SiFuh_> User-Agent: Atari, Inc. 1980 (Atari 2600; 8-bit MOS Technology 6507 @ 1.19 MHz)

16:06 <dlcusa> I've got more important things to do than obfuscate my email infrastructure, like update the XFCE collection.

16:06 <SiFuh_> Cool!

16:07 <SiFuh_> Hopefully it will keep busy enough to stau away from Outlook 2016

16:08 <dlcusa> Somehow avoiding Lookout! is not a problem for me.

16:09 <dlcusa> So why are you running Outlook 2016, SiFuh_? ;-)

16:10 <SiFuh_> I can't I don't have the appropriate OS

16:10 <SiFuh_> Wow XFCE Initial release:1996

16:10 <dlcusa> Yup--beat Debian 1.0, IIRC.

16:11 <SiFuh_> More like it beat every distro and Linux itself hahaha

16:11 <SiFuh_> The first version of Debian was released on September 15, 1993, and its first stable version was released on June 17, 1996

16:13 <SiFuh_> I couldn't find a month of release but still that is awesome

16:13 <dlcusa> I waited for 1.0 (which was immediately updated to 1.1 because a CD vendor burned RC files for its 1.0 release).

16:14 <SiFuh_> Before my time

16:14 <dlcusa> Even with dial-up modems, they were good times for free software.

16:14 <SiFuh_> My first was Caldera

16:15 <SiFuh_> Yeah, I was on Dialup

16:15 <SiFuh_> I was born in 78

16:16 <dlcusa> I was supporting IBM mainframes then.

16:16 <SiFuh_> I was more into cars and Kung Fu than computers. Although I passed the computer courses pretty quickly in school.

16:16 <SiFuh_> dlcusa: So you could have taken Bill Gates out?

16:17 <dlcusa> I wouldn't have. But he has always annoyed me exceedingly.

16:18 <SiFuh_> He sickens me to be honest.

16:19 <SiFuh_> So does Steve Jobs but I could have a beer with Steve :-)

16:24 <SiFuh_> Anyways going back to watch Patters of Evidence - The Red Sea Miracle II (2020)

16:24 <SiFuh_> Patterns*

16:24 <dlcusa> Enjoy!

16:25 <SiFuh_> Part 1 was good

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18:46 <joacim> still is a manual job to get rid of stale registrations on libera :(

18:46 <joacim> ie. gotta nag on staff