Evan Prodromou evan@identi.ca
Montreal, Canada
Montreal hacker and entrepreneur. Founder of identi.ca, lead developer of pump.io, CEO of E14N Inc.
2014-06-06T01:35:23Z via Identi.ca Web To: Public CC:
If my cats want to be pet, and I don't do it immediately, they start licking my elbow. IT MAKES ME FURIOUS.Erez Schatz, raito likes this.
Keep calm, and post a funny pic of them ... (the cats)
No, I want to see a photograph of the elbow.2014-05-31T01:09:28Z via Identi.ca Web To: Public CC:
Oh, it makes me happy to see all the traffic on the new identi.ca server.sazius, Nathan Willis, ostfriesenmärz, habi@fmrl.me and 7 others likes this.
nice work2014-01-29T03:02:05Z via Identi.ca Web To: Public CC:
A generous donation (= bribe) of Bitcoin has me working on the Facebook bridge for pump.io tonight.Eugene Mah, Vladimir, Tyng-Ruey Chuang, Stephen Sekula and 6 others likes this.
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Ugh. And it all went sideways. I updated the layout to use the default Bootstrap 3 layout in pump.io-client-app, and it messed everything up.
I spent some time trying to fix it. It's now only moderately eccentric. Still needs a lot of love.I also changed all the code to CoffeeScript because yak-shaving.Evan Prodromou at 2014-01-29T04:49:20Z
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2013-11-01T18:44:23Z via Identi.ca Web To: Public CC:
Hmm. Interesting.
That's never good.
Sounds like "famous last words" :-)
2013-10-29T01:30:22Z via Identi.ca Web To: Public CC:
It looks like there was a pump.io service spinning out of control on the identi.ca service, started by forever. I shut it down and the load went way down, so that's good.Evan Prodromou, Evan Prodromou shared this.
Jeez, maybe paying some attention will help keep my servers working. WHO KNEW.
Good news, then!
2013-10-22T00:33:39Z via Identi.ca Web To: Public CC:
Yeesh, everything is busted. Looking into it.X11R5 shared this.
2013-08-31T21:14:48Z via Identi.ca Web To: Public CC:
My files
So, I have 4 laptops that I've used at various times over the last 5 years. I want to sell off most of them, but I want to make sure I don't have any files on any of them that I lose.
I've got backups of each, but I don't want to keep around hundreds of gigs of backup for a computer I haven't used in years, just so 5 unique files are still around. I only backup volatile files in /var/ /etc/ /usr/local/ /opt/ and of course /home/, but it's still a lot of data.
So I'd like to identify files that are unique to each computer. Here's how I'm doing it:- For each host, I create a file of SHA2 sums. I'm trying to move away from MD5 sums, although they're probably fine for this application. I use GNU Parallel to keep things going quickly; I think for compute-intensive jobs like crypto sums this makes sense.
find $BACKUPDIR -type f -print0 | parallel -q0 --gnu sha224sum > ~/tmp/${HOSTNAME}_sha224sums.txt - For each host, I make a sorted, uniq'd file of just the sums:
cut -f1 -d" " ~/tmp/${HOSTNAME}_sha224sums.txt | sort | uniq > ~/tmp/${HOSTNAME}_justsums.txt - I have one computer that's my most recent that I want to keep. So I use "comm" to find checksums that are on other computers that aren't available on that computer:
comm -13 ${KEEPER}_justsums.txt ${HOSTNAME}_justsums.txt > ${HOSTNAME}_uniquesums.txt
Technically these aren't actually unique; they're just not on the keeper computer. - Finally, I convert the unique sums into filenames by referencing the original sums file:
for cs in `<~/tmp/${HOSTNAME}_uniquesums.txt`; do grep -m1 $cs ~/tmp/${HOSTNAME}_sha224sums.txt | cut -f3 -d" " >> ~/tmp/${HOSTNAME}_uniquefilenames.txt; done - From there, I sort the unique filenames and then manually (!!) decide what to copy to the "keeper" computer. The signal-to-noise ratio is too low for me to do much automation, except for when I have a directory that I can rsync over in total.
There are just a ton of files that are too useless to copy - temp files, dot files, etc.
How do you keep multiple laptops in sync?Eugene Mah, Mark Jaroski, Sarven Capadisli, Susan Pinochet and 7 others likes this.
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No love for fdupes? I'm with moggers87. I buy one laptop, put it under very aggressive on-site repair warranty, replace it by selling it on ebay when the warranty expires. I backup files on an external HD or in the "cloud."rozzin, Evan Prodromou likes this.
Dear Evan,
Sorry for writing you this way, but I'm not able to write you a direct note. Would it be possible to delete my Identica - Account (praetoriuss@identi.ca)?
Regards, praetoriuss
i like to know myself :)- For each host, I create a file of SHA2 sums. I'm trying to move away from MD5 sums, although they're probably fine for this application. I use GNU Parallel to keep things going quickly; I think for compute-intensive jobs like crypto sums this makes sense.
2013-08-04T14:23:46Z via Identi.ca Web To: Public
Whoa. Ran into some sessions issues again this morning. Restarted the server, going to take a look.2013-07-29T13:34:45Z via Identi.ca Web CC: Public
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Show all 6 repliesDavid: nice link, thanks!Indeed but I don't think that anwsered any of my questions. lol. Okay, well, for public posts we have to use OFireHose. Groups are probably going to come eventually. "Regular people" are not going to want to go through that process in order to add friends. And it seems like it'd be a pain to create a new account and then go add everyone from your old account. Unless maybe it just sounds far more complicated on that FAQ than it actually is. This https://ofirehose.com/feed.json Am I supposed to click that? It brings up a bunch of noise. Epiphany 3.4.2 under Linux Mint Debian Edition might just not support that? But Identi.ca seems to work fine.... Another thing, tags I am/was following aren't showing up in feeds any more? Guess that's something we have to setup on this OFireHose thing? Sorry for all the complaints but it feels like, especially for laymen users, that Identi.ca took a big step backward and I was expecting this to be more like Diaspora* yet it lacks many of the features that my pod has. :( I'm sure everything will come along nicely in the not-too-distant future.
Well, it seems to have answered your question about groups :-)
There is currently no public feed, but Evan has given us https://pump2rss.com (although this doesn't seem to work for me).
My understanding (and I'm not a techie, just an average user), is that this new version of Identi.ca is still very much in active development and so, yes, there are lots of things that currently don't work or that are absent that we had in the old Identi.ca, but that probably will work or be added in the future.
If you're wondering, well, why switch to something that isn't 'ready', again, my understanding, is that it was this or nothing. So for that, I am thankful (especially as most of my online friends that I have the best fun with are still here).
If you haven't already checked one out, I recommend that you look at using a client rather than the web interface as you will have a much better experience using the new Identi.ca that way.
Dvd Mrsdn at 2013-07-31T18:20:05Z
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There's not yet a service that shows a public timeline based on the ofirehose.com data. It would be nice if someone would create it; otherwise I will. Groups are actually baked in and you can get to them through the API, but not through the Web interface. I want to get what's visible stable and working first. I absolutely think that friend-finder stuff is a good idea; if you have a StatusNet site pump2status.net should give you an idea of how this will work. Similar bridges are going to happen for Google+, Facebook, and Twitter. Tag-following doesn't exist in pump.io and probably never will, but someone could make a service to do it based on the firehose data.2013-07-26T16:47:20Z via Identi.ca Web CC: Public
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Did you grow your mustache since OSBridge? Man, time flies!Ah, no, that came off a while ago.2013-07-23T05:39:40Z via Identi.ca Web To: Public
Well, that was annoying.
Did some routine upgrading on the identi.ca server and nodejs went sideways. I think it's back in action, now, though.Show all 6 replies
Yeah. Think basic documentation would be nice. I'm still trying to get the hang of things in this new system.
@luis, @chris: have a look at https://github.com/e14n/pump.io/wiki esp. /FAQ@Luis, not exactly "documentation", but this can be a start: https://github.com/e14n/pump.io/wiki/FAQ
Also, check out the list of clients: https://github.com/e14n/pump.io/wiki/Clients
JanKusanagi @i at 2013-07-23T12:32:16Z
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2013-07-22T14:41:25Z via Identi.ca Web To: Public CC: Followers
Hello, friends. I'm on the beach in Point Pleasant, NJ.Michele, Hilton Garcia Fernandes, Carlos Laviola, Freemor and 2 others likes this.
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hey evan, somebody should tell stallman @rms about change of identi.ca api, his feed stopped since import, he is one of the most notable user on identicatestbeta at 2013-07-22T15:24:27Z
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Should we believe your words? :) #envy #picoritdidnthappenenjoy!
you and Kate still at it !?
2013-07-18T19:31:02Z via Identi.ca Web To: Public
Man, my identi.ca timeline is really starting to heat up.Cyber Killer, Christopher M. Hobbs (inactive), Douglas Perkins, uıɐɾ ʞ ʇɐɯɐs and 5 others likes this.
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"Man, my identi.ca timeline is really pumpin' up." : )Simon Phipps likes this.
I do not yet see much except your notes and my own ones. Guess my friends need time. BTW: #impeller for #Android works.
2013-07-18T06:57:13Z via Identi.ca Web To: Public
I just got caught up on requests for new passwords for people who had no email address, or an out-of-date email address, on identi.ca.
If you or someone you know is still having trouble getting onto identi.ca, please have them email me at evan@e14n.com with their username and any other info. I will try to set up a new account for them.
Also, if anyone you know had an inactive account that didn't get migrated, please have them email me, too. I'm going to set up stoi.ca for identi.ca orphans who missed the first wave.Cyber Killer, Christian M. Grube, Mark Jaroski, mray@fmrl.me and 4 others likes this.
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Oh excellent. MIchael C Harris (michaeltwofish) is a traitor but posted a 'Lazarus post' but missed the cutoff. Please resurrect him. He will be really pleased.Andy C at 2013-07-18T08:34:14Z
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2013-07-18T02:20:30Z via Identi.ca Web To: Public
Nobody's pointed out that identi.ca is 100% SSL now.mray, Claes Wallin (韋嘉誠), The Anarcat, Josué Ortega and 17 others likes this.
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Maybe we're all using SSL-Everywhere anyway, and wouldn't have noticed.
The insecure warnings will be coming from pumps which don't do TLS. Something I don't think should be supported anyway, when you can go out and get free class 1 certificates these days. Especially when WebFinger says you must *only* do requests over TLS
Owen Shepherd at 2013-07-18T13:10:00Z
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awesome! (not that nobody pointed it out though...) @Space Hobo: probably true :P
Early Pump users noticed it before conversion, so it was no big deal.2013-07-13T00:29:33Z via Identi.ca Web To: Public
Sorry for the down time, folks. Something wrong with my mongodb replication setup. I'll see what I can do to fix it.Ⓧⓞⓟⓗⓔⓡ, linuxaria, Mohan Ram, axel668 (inactive) and 1 others likes this.
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no worries, time to catch some sleepaxel668 (inactive) at 2013-07-13T07:43:52Z
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No problem, keep up the good work !
Was that the reason I couldn't login? Today I tried again, no chance. Frustrated I clicked on recover password, and followed the instructions and here I am. Maybe a big hint on the main site of identi.ca should be placed to tell people what to do. I accidentily opened an account on another pump.io site (pumpit.info). Very confusing. Other than that it looks very promising.Txe Llenne likes this.
ریدی با ر دسته دار2013-07-13T00:27:24Z via Identi.ca Web To: Public
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Quit sucking, mongodb.Evan Prodromou at 2013-07-13T00:27:53Z
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┬─┬ ノ( ^_^ノ)2013-07-12T17:37:03Z via Identi.ca Web To: Public
I am really glad to see how much traffic there is on identi.ca right now. Great to see lively discussions going on.Michele Ann Jenkins, j1mc, Dennis Zeit, Deceased. Please use 'andyc@pumpdog.me'. and 5 others likes this.
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and mine from Tags and Groups. I am not only interested in people, but also in topics.Arthur Schiwon at 2013-07-13T08:46:43Z
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the flames are rising
What about the list, I can not find it. (No encuentro mis listas y grupos)
i will be here! ready to discuss
