<purr>
<elliottcable> My tests are too programmatic. I might have to write meta-tests to test my tests' functionality.
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<danpalmer>
hello
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<vil>
morning all
<alexgordon>
sup vil evans
<alexgordon>
this program on the hutterites is CRAZY
<vil>
alexgordon: writing a node server that retrieves the status of my minecraft server
<vil>
have never heard of the Hutterites
<alexgordon>
vil: they're like canadian techo-amish
<alexgordon>
vil: basically it's a bunch of religious nuts that live in isolation in some kind of prison camp thing in canada
<alexgordon>
they all eat in silence, and nobody can leave without permission
<Nuck>
Mornin' alexgordon n' vil
<Nuck>
I wonder if there are any amish programmers...
<alexgordon>
doubt it
<Nuck>
Since it's only the strict amish who are technophobic
<alexgordon>
really?
<Nuck>
Yep
<alexgordon>
there's pseudoamish?
<Nuck>
No, ther'es *normal* Amish
<Nuck>
They are just a normal religion
<Nuck>
They believe in being plain and boring still, but they are not technophobic
<Nuck>
Closer to the Menninites
<alexgordon>
Nuck: but they can't leave the camp without permission...
<Nuck>
Plus when they're teens, Amish are allowed to spend a period outside of the Amish bubble
<Nuck>
And during that time, they decide to (a) stay Amish or (b) leave the group
<Nuck>
alexgordon: This isn't the cult you're hearing about lol
<purr>
lol
<Nuck>
amish is just used to refer to technophobic religions, in homage to the fact that the strict Amish ditched tech
<alexgordon>
they get $4 per month!
<alexgordon>
I'm just amazed this place can exist in canada, legally
<vil>
alexgordon: weird
<vil>
hi Nuck
<Nuck>
So, I just bought plejeck.com
<Nuck>
Got my subdomains set up to route to my home server
<Nuck>
Well, some
<vil>
nice!
<vil>
I need to buy a new personal domain, I think
<vil>
I've got a great one picked out, but it's really expensive
<vil>
and I'm barely using unsquared.co
<Nuck>
Ugh
<Nuck>
I'm trying to fgure out this systemd shit
<Nuck>
devyn: Gimme your service file you use for letting people host >:C
<Nuck>
I'm trying to make a Procfile-driven system for allowing people to host persistent processes for their user
<Nuck>
Given a theoretical name of "rocket" (iuno I just picked the first word tha popped into my head), you'd use rocket@username.service, which would load the user's config file from ~/.rocket and then load the tasks via Procfile
<Nuck>
At least, that's my plan
<Nuck>
So the user would just use some CLI tools for rocket to enable and disable personal daemons
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<whitequark>
Nuck: just stick to sysv.
<Nuck>
Nope, I use systemd, and actually prefer it greatly
<whitequark>
ugh
<Nuck>
And, as it turns out, systemd already has this built
<Nuck>
All I have to do is figure out how to fit the puzzle pieces together
<Nuck>
It has userspace unit files which can be enabled/disabled if you manage to enable that feature. I'm trying to figure out how to enable that feature right now...
<Nuck>
That was fairly easy, just had to throw an [Install] block in — apparently systemd --user mode is still slightly unfinished, so they don't have enable-ability yet
<Nuck>
However, it' stable enough for my purpose
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* whitequark
is now an llvm contributor. yay!
<purr>
<prophile> is the Y combinator defined on boobs?
<devyn>
Nuck: I don't have a specific one… it's all just a hack I do for each person's needs specifically