[01:07:16] <solrize>	 is ariel glenn (wmf) ever here?
[01:09:01] <quiddity>	 solrize, what's the question? Maybe someone else can help.
[01:11:05] <quiddity>	 timezones and task-focus, mean it's generally best to just ask the question, instead of waiting for specific people. :)  (talking of which, dinnertime for me)
[01:12:34] <solrize>	 quiddity thanks   i notice that a couple days of xml incr dumps are missing and one seems to be duplicated 
[01:15:16] <quiddity>	 ah, meta userpage lists it.  apergos, see ^ when you're around next. :)
[01:18:22] <solrize>	 meta userpage?
[01:19:15] <solrize>	 https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:ArielGlenn  oh
[01:21:46] <solrize>	 thanks
[01:34:50] <iownall555MY>	 other than the link you posted
[01:34:58] <iownall555MY>	 for future reference though, prefer --force-with-lease over --force
[01:35:07] <iownall555MY>	 I have a pair of the QC35s and they're pretty good.
[01:38:12] <legoktm>	 solrize: https://lists.wikimedia.org/pipermail/xmldatadumps-l/2018-October/001437.html 
[01:39:01] <solrize>	 legoktm, thanks, but the 10/03 one duplicates the content of 10/02 while 10/01 and 09/30 are still missing
[01:39:26] <legoktm>	 I'm not sure past what apergos sent to the mailing list, maybe you should respond there?
[01:39:33] <solrize>	 i'm not on the list
[01:42:32] <solrize>	 but thanks some of that stuff looks useful
[01:43:44] <solrize>	 https://lists.wikimedia.org/pipermail/xmldatadumps-l/2018-October/001438.html  ehh ok, it looks like those 2 days may stay missing, i guess it's not that big a deal
[08:42:34] <apergos>	 solrize: I'm here but not in your time zone
[08:42:39] <apergos>	 (so it seems)
[08:43:32] <apergos>	 those  days' runs will stay missing but the revisions themselves should be included in whatever the next day's run is
[09:02:22] <solrize>	 apergos, the revisions are missing, the oct 2 revisions are duplicated on oct 3
[09:02:45] <solrize>	 i think the intention may have been to duplicate the sept 30 - oct 1 revisions on oct 2
[09:03:25] <apergos>	 it should have picked them up, would you be willing to open a phab task for that?
[09:03:47] <apergos>	 because I should look into it
[09:03:49] <solrize>	 i don't have a phab account, do i need one?  
[09:03:52] <apergos>	 ah
[09:04:07] <apergos>	 yes, it's good too so you can get updates as the ticket is being worked on
[09:04:24] <solrize>	 well i saw the mailing list post saying there was some config change
[09:04:27] <apergos>	 you won't get any spam except from tickets you subscribe to and then only if you turn email notifications on
[09:04:40] <apergos>	 yes, that's the reason the days were missing
[09:05:00] <apergos>	 but what concerns me is the report that the missing revs weren't dumped in the following successful run
[09:05:10] <apergos>	 that is what needs to be checked into
[09:05:41] <solrize>	 lemme confirm
[09:06:04] <apergos>	 (well also having them be duplicated the following day is not very good either)
[09:06:20] <solrize>	 yeah the oct 03 file is about 2x normal size
[09:07:04] <apergos>	 yeah I'd really appreciate it if you could write your findings there in phabricator
[09:07:34] <apergos>	 this is definitely a problem
[09:08:42] <solrize>	 oldest rev in oct 2 dump is https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?oldid=861982620
[09:08:43] <solrize>	 from oct 1
[09:09:03] <solrize>	 can i just leave it with you here?
[09:10:01] <apergos>	 you can... but how will you get followup info if you're not on the ticket?
[09:10:04] <solrize>	 i figure the monthly dump will start pretty soon anyway
[09:10:19] <solrize>	 well if the ticket is public i can look at it now and then?
[09:10:25] <apergos>	 :-D
[09:10:43] <apergos>	 I geet you really really don't want to make a phab account. you aren't required. do what works best for you
[09:10:49] <solrize>	 thanks
[09:11:20] <apergos>	 can I mnton your irc handle as the reporter?
[09:11:29] <apergos>	 *mention
[09:11:38] <solrize>	 i don't mind though don't see much point
[09:11:47] <apergos>	 giving credit where due
[09:11:51] <solrize>	 ok
[09:11:52] <solrize>	 thanks
[09:11:57] <apergos>	 thank you for reporting
[09:12:00] <solrize>	 np
[09:13:00] <solrize>	 might be easiest to just not do anything rather than confuse people with an extra dump or an extra 2 days of multi-day-old revs added to a forthcoming regular dump
[09:14:30] <solrize>	 though syncing from the monthly could be a pain
[09:16:17] <solrize>	 that article looks like a bot translation :(
[09:16:29] <apergos>	 which article?
[09:17:31] <solrize>	 https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?oldid=861982620
[09:17:59] <solrize>	 just happens to be the first rev in oct 2 dump
[09:18:03] <solrize>	 nothing special otherwise
[09:20:10] <solrize>	 anyway it's late here i better zzz
[09:20:15] <solrize>	 thanks for the help
[09:20:16] <solrize>	 gnite
[09:20:26] <apergos>	 good night
[09:20:30] <apergos>	 thank again
[09:20:34] <apergos>	 s
[09:49:41] <timmy>	 hi
[09:49:44] <timmy>	 hi
[11:23:55] <Caleb|XU>	 sayo-: I think you're missing a step there
[11:24:00] <Caleb|XU>	 O(n,R)
[11:24:03] <Caleb|XU>	 gary the truth they call me
[11:24:10] <Caleb|XU>	 it doesn't matter how you represent the date as long as you store in epoch time ;)
[11:24:20] <Caleb|XU>	 jഠb iѕ nοt doiᥒg Allah is doinɡ
[11:24:29] <Caleb|XU>	 sure, but I don't care to be finding firmware from dodgy places ;P
[12:21:03] <mickdermackRK>	 it doesn't modify the object
[12:21:09] <mickdermackRK>	 sounds like solar is back on the train
[12:21:18] <mickdermackRK>	 …and cygwin is awful.
[13:22:39] <kipras`awayoP>	 are there any old linux distros ~2007 with online but non-updated repositories. I'm trying to compile something old, and want to "move back in time" to when it worked without having to find all the outdated dependencies manually.
[13:22:45] <kipras`awayoP>	 or only if you enable an extensions?
[13:30:26] <wigust>	 also one should think if they need to re-mux the mpeg-ts to begin with
[13:30:33] <wigust>	 furq: ;/
[14:37:48] <Gopa>	 d3r1ck:  ping?
[14:37:59] <d3r1ck>	 o/
[14:41:43] <Gopa>	 d3r1ck: Yeah can we discuss about https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T189330 ? 
[14:42:00] <d3r1ck>	 A little unstable right now but I'll get back to you soon!
[14:42:03] <d3r1ck>	 Gopa: ^^
[14:42:23] <Gopa>	 d3r1ck: sure ;-)
[14:45:43] * d3r1ck nods
[14:52:02] <terrenal>	 what's weird is the uefi will boot the debian installer and the archiso for instance
[14:52:06] <terrenal>	 Fox_: this may be the result of an incomplete installer image download or an improperly written usb stick
[15:22:44] <spookyPw>	 its a vfio guest windows
[15:22:48] <spookyPw>	 darkmeson, yeah but who has the time to troll like that?
[15:22:56] <spookyPw>	 at AC, with a large MOSFET
[15:41:18] <zarokI>	 um1b0zu: I guess that either: 1) people state the result for 1 observation, 2) people state the result using the fisher information for the product of distributions
[15:41:26] <zarokI>	 When I already know one thing which can do both
[16:16:14] <lecxab>	 It's hard enough for C beginners as it is! ... distractions distract!
[16:16:17] <lecxab>	 qm list | { read; while read -r vmid rest; do echo "${vmid}"; done; }
[16:16:22] <lecxab>	 what say you, people of C#
[16:16:27] <lecxab>	 (foldl (.) id [f,g], foldr (.) id [f,g])
[16:16:35] <lecxab>	 otherguy, Frances Gaddy? Not here.
[16:21:34] <b02c>	 You forgot to open the wallOfText :D
[16:21:41] <b02c>	 and for a web browser, i have firefox 4802, it's the latest that can run in snow leopard
[16:21:46] <b02c>	 SIRACUSA MAC PRO GHJWOIGVJRIW
[16:21:53] <b02c>	 ScottKevill: do you also need your calipers to read the letter sizes drills?
[17:46:56] <lastmanstanding>	 nullrouted: You are here in #fedora-unregistered because you are not registered or identified with freenode. See https://freenode.net/kb/answer/registration or /msg nickserv help register for more information.
[17:47:05] <lastmanstanding>	 c0rn3j: does that page say anything like "remove 10k resistor to make TxD work"?
[17:47:09] <lastmanstanding>	 nykytyk - 176.8.160.96 (UA - netname: KYIVSTAR-NET-12)
[17:54:18] <MatmaRex>	 wow, meta spam
[18:26:04] <ebeip90gm>	 in the listing theres a drawing of something called ZH-AWB
[18:26:12] <ebeip90gm>	 i need help
[18:26:17] <ebeip90gm>	 just disk space
[18:26:24] <ebeip90gm>	 pretty much its own downfall was lack of address space
[20:05:10] <UnhammerFp>	 so you get 10% more H/s on GTXs?
[20:05:19] <UnhammerFp>	 :t showParen -- aleator
[20:05:23] <UnhammerFp>	 heh, vultr changed their original sandbox plan into a real plan? at 3.50/mo
[20:05:28] <UnhammerFp>	 You need more special rules when you admit a zero. Namely that it’s even possible for a+a=a.
[20:28:48] <guiosmI>	 I had real doubt about the so simple logic I  found on the net so I ran ./oneinstance.sh & ./oneinstance.sh and both are executing at the same time
[20:28:52] <guiosmI>	 "this function take a pointer to an IO"
[20:28:58] <guiosmI>	 that question is not very clear to me
[20:29:07] <guiosmI>	 E.g. the two permutations of swapping top-left with its neighbour, and that of rotating through all elements in the matrix
[20:29:13] <guiosmI>	 and if you have a ground plane on the other side of the board, do via stitching to it
[23:25:49] <andre__>	 Hmm, why the heck is moving pages on mediawiki.org suddenly restricted to Translation administrators? I swear I could move pages in the past...
[23:42:44] <Bsadowski1>	 Possible abuse?
[23:48:15] <MatmaRex>	 andre__: only for translateable pages
[23:48:34] <MatmaRex>	 andre__: because Translate extension wedges itself sideways if you try to move a translateable page normally
[23:48:53] <MatmaRex>	 there is some magic incantation you have to follow (i don't remember it)
[23:52:16] <tgr>	 worked fine for me on meta
[23:52:39] <tgr>	 but I guess translations have to be updated so you must be translateadmin?