<m_wynn> You ever shave a yak so bad you're making pull requests to improve your text editor's indentation?

21:45 <aedinius> oh, heh, you're not in #zfsbootmenu ... so we're talking about how I'm going to die in a nuke blast, and ericonr brings up aliens

<maldridge> I have A/C volts across my lawn

<ahesford> if your computer chips taste bad, just add a salt

<unixbsd_1> why not trying the freebsd kernel or linux os clones to keep 386 and 486 on modern slack?

14:53 <andarius> Looks like I managed to avoid being noobfarmed for 4 years solid! :o

<Guest4934> How do I @ someone?
-- Guest4934 is now known as airplane
-- airplane is now known as transportation
-- transportation is now known as transport
-- transport is now known as train
-- train is now known as sneaker
<manicennui> sneaker: Most IRC clients will alert on any mention of one's nick in any form.
-- sneaker is now known as transportation
<transportation> I just learned to set my nick
<Vaelatern> That... suddenly explains things
<Vaelatern> Welcome to IRC!
<-- transportation (~textual@...) has quit (Quit: Textual IRC Client: www.textualapp.com)
<jeaye> Learned how to /quit

<tdfischer> I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you’re referring to as Freenode, is in fact, Lee/Freenode, or as I’ve recently taken to calling it, Freenode plus Blockchain. Freenode is not an irc network unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning corporatocracy made useful by the GNU corelibs, shell utilities and vital community leaders

<maldridge> I'm wanting to refactor a module that depends on a galaxy role
<phy1729> venv/bin/ansible-galaxy collection build --force
<maldridge> hmm, roles don't go in collections though
<maldridge> at least I thought they didn't
<phy1729> anything can go in a collection
<phy1729> anything you like
<phy1729> this is zombocom
* maldridge puts phy1729 in a collection
* phy1729 suprised_pikachu.jpg
<maldridge> ansible-galaxy collection install cv.stares_at_hex

<quinq> Let me interject for a moment, what you're calling a phone is actually Java/Android/Linux, or as I've recently taken to calling it, shit/pocketpc