Shaun Martin inhumantsar

SELinux == Pain

Always a shitshow.

after migrating over to CoreOS and rootless podman, the servarr stack has been throwing thousands of SELinux errors all the time. caddy generated a bunch of errors and slowed down during startup. plex, sonarr, and radarr shat the bed hard. plex in particular would lock up and take minutes to launch because of it, impacting everything else going on. this evening it took 4 tries to get it started, even after i set selinux to permissive.

no fucking more.

people say "udica". it's apparently a python script that generates SELinux configs for podman containers. let's give it a go.

	//
	// slammed this together after reaading an interesting from-scratch series of posts on TF-IDF + Cosine Similarity.
	//
	// it will be slow, if it even works. totally untested and full of misguided practices.
	// might come back to this some day and make it at least functional.
	//
	// https://blog.christianperone.com/2011/09/machine-learning-text-feature-extraction-tf-idf-part-i/
	//

	class Vector extends Map<string, number> {

	for secret in `aws secretsmanager list-secrets \| jq -r '.SecretList[] \| select(.Name \| test("old-middle")) \| .Name'`; do
	prefix=$(echo $secret \| cut -d/ -f1)
	suffix=$(echo $secret \| cut -d/ -f3)
	content="$(aws secretsmanager get-secret-value --secret $secret \| jq -r .SecretString)"
	aws secretsmanager create-secret --name $prefix/new-middle/$suffix --secret-string "${content}"
	done

	void main() {
	print("# core values");
	var dayCounts = [
	-700,
	-365,
	-90,
	-30,
	-15,
	-7,
	-2,

	# github-create

	# this function will create a new GitHub repo using credentials, including 2FA codes, supplied by the user.
	# you can copy this entire file into your `~/.bashrc` or similar, or you can copy everything between the outermost
	# curly braces into its own script and save that somewhere on your PATH.

	# to use it, simply run `github-create` from within a local git repo.

	github-create() {
	HELP="""Creates a GitHub repo, sets it as the remote 'origin' for the local git repo, pushes.

	#!pip install rauth
	from rauth import OAuth2Service
	import json


	# init work
	NATION_SLUG = 'somenation'
	OAUTH_ID = 'someid'
	OAUTH_SECRET = 'somesecret'
	REDIRECT_URI = 'http://somecallback.url'

	# from https://superuser.com/a/1100340
	find . -type f -print0 \| xargs -0 ls -l \| awk '{ n=int(log($5)/log(2)); if (n<10) { n=10; } size[n]++ } END { for (i in size) printf("%d %d\n", 2^i, size[i]) }' \| sort -n \| awk 'function human(x) { x[1]/=1024; if (x[1]>=1024) { x[2]++; human(x) } } { a[1]=$1; a[2]=0; human(a); printf("%3d%s: %6d\n", a[1],substr("kMGTEPYZ",a[2]+1,1),$2) }'

	13:41 <alisdair> 6000 keystrokes per hour
	13:41 <alisdair> that seems high
	13:43 <cheeseprocedure> 100 words per minute is 6000 words per hour, yes? 6000 keystrokes should be pretty easy
	13:43 <cheeseprocedure> it does seem like a bizarre metric though
	13:43 <cheeseprocedure> oh, data entry
	13:44 <cheeseprocedure> so probably more like punching digits into a numpad mindlessly?
	14:42 <Lefty> I could probaby type 6000 keystrokes per hour using only my buttcheeks
	14:42 <Lefty> in fact I'm going to apply just to attempt that
	14:42 <cheeseprocedure> i look forward to your after-action report
	14:42 <cheeseprocedure> also, i hope they have spare keyboards