06:09 <ocdtrekkie> (test IRC message, disregard)

06:19 <ocdtrekkie> FYI, the Quassel server I was using no longer behaves itself, so people won't try to send me private messages I won't actually receive/view.

06:20 <ocdtrekkie> So I won't always appear logged in, but since I check the botbot.me logs, I'll probably still see it if I'm mentionned.

16:21 <digitalcircuit> ocdtrekkie: If you happen to have any sort of administrative access to the Quassel server, or maybe even if not, might be able to get help over in #quassel . Pardon if you've already tried or would rather not.

17:38 <ocdtrekkie> digitalcircuit: I was freeloading off someone else's server that they don't really maintain anymore.

17:38 <ocdtrekkie> I have no desire to be a pest about fixing it since I got to freeload off it for a couple of years at this point. He tried rebooting it, it didn't fix it. Such is life.

17:40 <ocdtrekkie> Anyways, I used to have a phone that supported a Quassel client. Now that I don't, it matters a lot less. As a case in point, while I used Quassel from my desktop at home, everywhere else I logged in with webchat (as ocdtr_web).

17:40 <ocdtrekkie> Without having Quassel active, now I can just log into webchat as myself.

17:53 <digitalcircuit> ocdtrekkie: Noted! Unfortunate given Quassel 0.13 is nearing release, but I can understand just using the webchat.

18:02 <ocdtrekkie> I will probably set some sort of thing up eventually.

18:02 <ocdtrekkie> Arguably, since I was only using Quassel at home lately, I could just omit the server portion entirely and just run it on my desktop as a standalone.

18:03 <ocdtrekkie> My home PC is (mostly) always on, it's on battery backup, Internet connection is (mostly) stable, etc.

19:50 <ocdtrekkie> Cloudflare's policy update email really spoke to me.

19:50 <ocdtrekkie> "If your inbox is anything like mine, it’s recently been filled with emails like this one: a company updating its policies."

19:50 <ocdtrekkie> Why yes, yes it is. :P

19:51 <TimMc> I've only gotten a few. It's been pretty amusing though.

19:51 <TimMc> "We suddenly care about your privacy..."

19:53 <ocdtrekkie> "Our privacy policies take place on the exact day we're legally forced to, and not a day sooner."

19:57 <TimMc> :-)

19:57 <digitalcircuit> Yup, similar experience here :)