2020-09-01T02:29:52  *** okurz_ is now known as okurz
2020-09-01T18:00:30  <cboltz> Hi everybody, and welcome to the heroes meeting!
2020-09-01T18:00:40  <cboltz> the topics are on https://progress.opensuse.org/issues/69589
2020-09-01T18:01:17  <[Lemmy]> 'lo
2020-09-01T18:01:56  <lcp> hello
2020-09-01T18:02:21  <tuanpembual> hello
2020-09-01T18:03:23  <cboltz> does someone from the community have questions?
2020-09-01T18:03:48  <Eighth_Doctor> yo
2020-09-01T18:05:28  <cboltz> looks like nobody has questions, so let's start with the status report round
2020-09-01T18:05:37  <cboltz> I have two things
2020-09-01T18:05:45  <cboltz> 1 - provo-mirror
2020-09-01T18:05:55  <cboltz> it's still outdated, rsync keeps running and running
2020-09-01T18:06:33  <cboltz> additionally I found out that specific files let rsync crash (bugreport opened) - for now, the workaround is not to use --compress
2020-09-01T18:06:42  <[Lemmy]> ...excuse the question, what is provo-mirror?
2020-09-01T18:06:49  <cboltz> provo-mirror.opensuse.org
2020-09-01T18:06:53  <[Lemmy]> ah ok
2020-09-01T18:07:17  <cboltz> 2 - release notes on doc.opensuse.org
2020-09-01T18:07:19  <klein> maybe run more processes with smaller chunks of data?
2020-09-01T18:08:39  <cboltz> might be worth a try, but the general issue is network speed (I see IIRC ~6 M/s disk write in iotop)
2020-09-01T18:09:02  <cboltz> do you have an idea if provo-mirror only has a 100 MBit connection and/or a bandwidth limit per IP?
2020-09-01T18:10:55  <cboltz> (at least that's the only valid explanation I can imagine for the quite slow sync)
2020-09-01T18:12:18  <[Lemmy]> have you checked the network with iperf?
2020-09-01T18:12:33  <[Lemmy]> that, and bonnie++ on the storage
2020-09-01T18:13:08  <[Lemmy]> also, is there anything suspicious about the cpu load when a sync is running?
2020-09-01T18:13:34  <cboltz> I didn't do much debugging yet, but I'm quite sure that the storage is not the issue ;-) and the CPUs are bored
2020-09-01T18:13:46  <[Lemmy]> then run an iperf
2020-09-01T18:14:22  <cboltz> sounds like I have something on my TODO list for later ;-)
2020-09-01T18:15:34  <cboltz> so, next report from me:
2020-09-01T18:15:39  <cboltz> 2 - release notes on doc.opensuse.org
2020-09-01T18:16:10  <cboltz> with the rpm compression switched to zstd, the script on community.i.o.o wasn't able to extract the tumbleweed release notes anymore
2020-09-01T18:16:25  <cboltz> and to make things more funny, this broke openQA
2020-09-01T18:17:21  <cboltz> luckily lcp had the release notes mostly ready on pinot.i.o.o, so I "only" had to do a few hotfixes to get them actually deployed there (see the MR in gitlab)
2020-09-01T18:17:44  <cboltz> I adjusted haproxy so that (only) the tumbleweed release notes are now served from pinot
2020-09-01T18:18:00  <cboltz> there are some things left on the TODO list before we can fully switch over
2020-09-01T18:18:32  <lcp> ha.. ha...
2020-09-01T18:18:32  <cboltz> the most funny thing was that I had the fix in place before dimstar finished writing the ticket :-)
2020-09-01T18:19:34  <cboltz> lcp: even if some things are left - thanks a lot for the work you've done on the release notes hosting!
2020-09-01T18:19:42  <lcp> yeah, the doc stuff is currently generated with a perl script, and will be moved over to jekyll when the pr is merged
2020-09-01T18:20:26  <cboltz> that's it from me
2020-09-01T18:20:41  <cboltz> who else has a status report?
2020-09-01T18:20:42  <lcp> mailman3 server is set up and ready, with the exception of mails directed at `lists.opensuse.org` not reaching the machine, which is a problem for a mailing list server
2020-09-01T18:21:24  <lcp> I also have to prep the instructions for uyuni guys to switch over the domain
2020-09-01T18:21:40  <lcp> then we can migrate :P
2020-09-01T18:21:57  <[Lemmy]> since the mail topic is up...
2020-09-01T18:22:00  <klein> question, did we gad mailman2 in place before?
2020-09-01T18:22:13  <klein> *did we had
2020-09-01T18:22:25  <cboltz> no, the current setup uses mlmmj
2020-09-01T18:22:26  <lcp> no, we are migrating from mlmmj to mailman3
2020-09-01T18:22:48  <lcp> mlmmj + mhonarc to be precise
2020-09-01T18:22:49  <klein> hh, ok
2020-09-01T18:22:54  <pjessen> hello, will be joining in about 15min
2020-09-01T18:23:06  <klein> did we migrated from mhonarc the files?
2020-09-01T18:23:26  <klein> i need to check that to be able to migrate the internal mailman on suse 😬
2020-09-01T18:23:36  <klein> but, will ask you later
2020-09-01T18:23:41  <lcp> that's gonna be migrated as everything else is migrated
2020-09-01T18:23:46  <klein> to not kill the meeting
2020-09-01T18:23:59  <lcp> currently we have delivery issues, which has to be fixed before we can think about moving over ;)
2020-09-01T18:24:42  <lcp> we do have a precise plan for migration though https://progress.opensuse.org/issues/70018
2020-09-01T18:25:30  <lcp> (it would have been easier with mm2, since there are scripts in mm3 to do this easily)
2020-09-01T18:25:39  <lcp> matrix had its login stuff set up, but there is some miscomunication between it and ipsilon, so it doesn't get properties it needs to register the user
2020-09-01T18:26:22  <lcp> I assigned bmwiedemann to that issue, but I don't know what part is to blame for why it doesn't fully work
2020-09-01T18:27:11  <klein> bmwidemann is on vacation
2020-09-01T18:27:25  <lcp> noted
2020-09-01T18:27:45  <lcp> can't blame him, it's a good time to take a break ;)
2020-09-01T18:27:52  <lcp> I did some migration tests for vb -> discourse transition, it takes 3 days to complete. I also tested if it's possible to fix the encoding errors, and there is no easy way, and I'm thinking what the right course of action for that would be in that case
2020-09-01T18:28:29  <klein> maybe a bunch of sed on the dump file?
2020-09-01T18:29:09  <cboltz> that sounds more scary than keeping the broken encoding ;-)
2020-09-01T18:29:21  <lcp> the issue is that there is a lot of stuff that's encoded right, and I have seen how badly that can be garbled with sed
2020-09-01T18:30:27  <lcp> maybe we can just remove posts older than may 2011, they are no longer relevant to anything that's supported more than likely (although that's a very drastic way to deal with an encoding issue)
2020-09-01T18:31:03  <cboltz> in that case, I'd prefer to keep the broken encoding ;-)
2020-09-01T18:31:32  <lcp> alright, that makes sense
2020-09-01T18:32:03  <lcp> I believe that's it from me
2020-09-01T18:33:37  <cboltz> thanks!
2020-09-01T18:33:43  <cboltz> who else has a status report?
2020-09-01T18:35:24  <tuanpembual> no update from me.will close some ticket abiut progress bug this week.
2020-09-01T18:36:29  <cboltz> ok, thanks
2020-09-01T18:37:00  <cboltz> I guess pjessen isn't here yet, so let's have a look at some old tickets until he arrives
2020-09-01T18:39:16  <cboltz> (whoever wonders about the status of an old ticket, please shout out the number ;-)
2020-09-01T18:40:17  <lcp> I assume that since https://progress.opensuse.org/issues/70513 was fixed, it could be closed?
2020-09-01T18:40:47  <cboltz> right - looks like I only added a comment and forgot to change the status
2020-09-01T18:40:49  <cboltz> I'll close it
2020-09-01T18:41:06  <lcp> below that there are 3 issues about repos not working
2020-09-01T18:41:34  <lcp> https://progress.opensuse.org/issues/70465 https://progress.opensuse.org/issues/70447 https://progress.opensuse.org/issues/70432
2020-09-01T18:41:55  <lcp> (they are also all private for some reason)
2020-09-01T18:43:21  <cboltz> 70447 looks like a broken mirror
2020-09-01T18:43:40  <pjessen> am back.
2020-09-01T18:44:35  <cboltz> just in time - lcp picked up some (somewhat) old tickets about non-working repos ;-)
2020-09-01T18:44:58  <cboltz> (see the links some above)
2020-09-01T18:45:01  <Redtigra> hello everybody. sorry for being so late, could not join earlier
2020-09-01T18:45:02  <lcp> alright, I guess I didn't read into them hard enough, so only 2 of them were about the downtime at that time?
2020-09-01T18:46:06  <lcp> do we have any idea why they were unreachable?
2020-09-01T18:46:09  <lcp> also hello
2020-09-01T18:47:01  <pjessen> lcp: mirrors that were unreachable?
2020-09-01T18:47:48  <lcp> well, I assume if it was also unreachable from the browser, it wasn't just the repos
2020-09-01T18:48:35  <pjessen> there isn't much we can do - a mirror can off-line, come back later.
2020-09-01T18:49:08  <pjessen> if it is a more permanent state, mirrorbrain will pick it up and stop handing out that mirror to requests
2020-09-01T18:49:44  <lcp> alright, gotcha
2020-09-01T18:50:22  <pjessen> 70447 - sounds like a user problem, unless we had some issue with dowenload.o.o at that time
2020-09-01T18:50:37  <lcp> so I guess we could ask for feedback on the two that haven't responded if the repos came back (even if a week late), and depending on the answer close them
2020-09-01T18:51:06  <pjessen> 70465 - crystal ball needed.
2020-09-01T18:51:44  <pjessen> lcp: yes, when it has been a week, asking if the problem persists is a good start.
2020-09-01T18:52:12  <cboltz> pjessen: the interesting thing in 70447 is that it seems to be time-dependent (the reporter says it works in the evening/night, and breaks in the afternoon)
2020-09-01T18:52:46  <cboltz> and HTTP/0.9 also sounds a bit unusual
2020-09-01T18:53:04  <pjessen> cboltz: yeah. but we ought to see that one in the log
2020-09-01T18:53:41  <pjessen> if it came from us.
2020-09-01T18:54:00  <cboltz> I'll ask to check zypper.log for the mirror used
2020-09-01T18:56:58  <pjessen> the real issue in e.g. 70447 is that we have little means to investigate. no other users have reported the same, which is why I think "user problem".
2020-09-01T18:58:37  * jdsn has to leave now and is for audio meetings (video ois k if audio meetings have downsides)
2020-09-01T18:58:50  <pjessen> do we want to move on?
2020-09-01T18:59:45  <cboltz> makes sense - we can do more ticket wrangling at the end of the meeting if we have some time and motivation left ;-)
2020-09-01T18:59:52  <cboltz> so - next topic:
2020-09-01T19:00:05  <cboltz> mx1/2: anti-spam / anti-virus fine tuning
2020-09-01T19:00:16  <cboltz> pjessen: I guess that's your topic?
2020-09-01T19:00:30  <pjessen> cboltz: yeah - which prompts me to quickly mention our mail-server migration.
2020-09-01T19:00:59  <pjessen> basically a major success, nobody noticed. :-)
2020-09-01T19:01:36  <cboltz> yeah, "no complaints" is the best result you can get for a migration ;-)
2020-09-01T19:02:44  <pjessen> as for fine-tuning the spam/virus filter - personally I intend to do some minor adjustment that will benefit everyone, but otherwise
2020-09-01T19:03:06  <pjessen> it is a full-time job to maintain a filter for suit a group of some 400-500 people.
2020-09-01T19:04:49  <[Lemmy]> have you guys ever looked into greylisting?
2020-09-01T19:05:06  <pjessen> [Lemmy]: it is active.
2020-09-01T19:05:25  <[Lemmy]> hm
2020-09-01T19:06:08  <pjessen> we only apply it for poorly configured hosts
2020-09-01T19:06:21  <[Lemmy]> all i know is that about half of the spam that actually makes it past my own spamassassin was sent through mx*.o.o to my opensuse address
2020-09-01T19:07:23  <[Lemmy]> also: the abuse whois for suse.* points at an email address that does a **lot** of bounces
2020-09-01T19:07:51  <[Lemmy]> to the effect that services like spamcop don't even bother sending reports anymore
2020-09-01T19:08:10  <pjessen> [Lemmy]: the latter is perhaps a topic  SUSE-IT, dunno.
2020-09-01T19:08:41  <[Lemmy]> there's actually a ticket, 55838
2020-09-01T19:08:42  <jdsn> [Lemmy]: really: the abuse whois for suse.* ??
2020-09-01T19:09:08  <jdsn> ok, good that its tracked already
2020-09-01T19:09:41  <[Lemmy]> well, spamcop analyses the mail headers of a spam mail, and arrives at "postmaster@suse.de" as the email to complain to
2020-09-01T19:09:55  <[Lemmy]> then it checks its stats and sees 99% bounces from that mail address
2020-09-01T19:10:01  <lcp> but it's tracked on the openSUSE side, we can't do much about suse.de address
2020-09-01T19:10:08  <lcp> can we?
2020-09-01T19:10:27  <jdsn> but "we" should prevent such bounces
2020-09-01T19:10:36  <[Lemmy]> ...talk to whoever can do something
2020-09-01T19:10:52  * jdsn sets up a meeting with me
2020-09-01T19:11:05  <pjessen> the RIPE abuse contact for the network range is mikelis-something.
2020-09-01T19:11:06  <[Lemmy]> i'm pretty sure there are still channels of communication between o.o and suse.[de|com]
2020-09-01T19:11:49  <Redtigra> Mikelis Druvetis
2020-09-01T19:11:51  <[Lemmy]> next time i run a spam analysis i can see if i can find where spamcop actually gets the postmaster@suse.de from
2020-09-01T19:11:51  <jdsn> yes, we still have transports to o.o. mailservers
2020-09-01T19:11:59  <pjessen> Redtigra: thanks, exactly.
2020-09-01T19:12:24  <[Lemmy]> jsdn: i wasnt talking about smtp between hosts - i meant verbal or other communication between people
2020-09-01T19:12:33  <jdsn> [Lemmy]: if you can provide details, please tell me
2020-09-01T19:12:38  <[Lemmy]> will do
2020-09-01T19:12:54  <jdsn> yes, I already setup a meeting with myself :)
2020-09-01T19:13:04  <pjessen> jdsn: have fun :-)
2020-09-01T19:13:31  <[Lemmy]> i **think** spamcop uses the abuse.net database to find whom to talk to
2020-09-01T19:13:56  <pjessen> postmaster@suse is not a bad start and obviously it should not be bouncing anything.
2020-09-01T19:13:58  <[Lemmy]> and since the MX in question was mx2.suse.de it looks up suse.de abuse info there, which returns "hostmaster@suse.de"
2020-09-01T19:14:09  <[Lemmy]> https://www.abuse.net/lookup.phtml?domain=suse.de
2020-09-01T19:14:45  <pjessen> hostmaster is almost certainly from the domain SOA record
2020-09-01T19:15:51  <[Lemmy]> here is an old report
2020-09-01T19:15:53  <pjessen> anyway, we are digressing - it is a technical topic, and maybe not really to do with openSUSE any more either?
2020-09-01T19:15:53  <[Lemmy]> https://www.spamcop.net/sc?id=z6647250660z47c457495a92fb8dff338b6a9fc00858z#report
2020-09-01T19:16:05  <jdsn> agree
2020-09-01T19:16:14  <[Lemmy]> it gets the "hostmaster@suse.de" from the ip range
2020-09-01T19:16:29  <[Lemmy]> and that address doesnt actually work, or the likes
2020-09-01T19:16:56  <pjessen> [Lemmy]: from RIPE ?
2020-09-01T19:17:24  <[Lemmy]> all it says is "from whois records"
2020-09-01T19:17:29  <[Lemmy]> so i'm guessing ripe
2020-09-01T19:18:28  <pjessen> well, this is what I meant to show when I suggested we discuss spam/virus filter fine-tuning.  it can take hours to pursue.
2020-09-01T19:18:42  <pjessen> it does not mean we shouldn't, just that it takes up time.
2020-09-01T19:19:56  <[Lemmy]> huh. looks like spamcop itself isn't doing the right things either - according to whois the abuse mails should actually go to that mikelis guy, not to hostmaster@
2020-09-01T19:20:14  * klein need to go, ciao
2020-09-01T19:20:32  <lcp> cya
2020-09-01T19:20:36  <pjessen> [Lemmy]: yeah, hostmaster is weird, it really sounds like it came from an SOA record.
2020-09-01T19:20:40  * jdsn leaves as well - N8
2020-09-01T19:21:13  <[Lemmy]> oh whoever said voice meetings instead of irc, how do you keep a written transcript?
2020-09-01T19:21:25  <[Lemmy]> just had to throw that in XD
2020-09-01T19:21:41  <cboltz> yeah, that's part of the next topic ;-)
2020-09-01T19:21:49  <lcp> we don't keep a written transcript of those meetings either
2020-09-01T19:22:00  <lcp> although it would be easier ;)
2020-09-01T19:22:05  <pjessen> I'm done with the spam/virus issue - but always happy to dicsuss.
2020-09-01T19:22:47  <pjessen> lcp: which meetings do you mean?
2020-09-01T19:23:10  <[Lemmy]> ... https://monitor.opensuse.org/heroes/%23opensuse-admin.2020-09-01.log ?
2020-09-01T19:23:29  <pjessen> [Lemmy]: exactly :-)
2020-09-01T19:23:30  <lcp> well, that's channel logs
2020-09-01T19:23:31  <[Lemmy]> how do you do that with a voice chat? feed it all to some google service?
2020-09-01T19:23:49  <[Lemmy]> that is what i mean, have a meeting in IRC and its easy to have logs
2020-09-01T19:23:50  <lcp> maybe self hosted mozilla voice?
2020-09-01T19:23:59  <[Lemmy]> instead of someone learning shorthand XD
2020-09-01T19:24:19  <cboltz> for voice meetings, the typical way is to find someone who writes a summary / meeting minutes
2020-09-01T19:24:59  <cboltz> either always the same person (no, I don't volunteer ;-) or round-robin to distribute the load
2020-09-01T19:25:38  <pjessen> I wonder if the main advantage with voice or video meeting is more adherence to the agenda, to one's turn ?
2020-09-01T19:26:16  <cboltz> you can ignore the agenda independent of the medium used ;-)
2020-09-01T19:26:27  <robin_listas> Voice has another issue: I guess many people don't have English as first language, it is easy for us to miss words or even phrases. Some cases a particular person can not be understood by another person.
2020-09-01T19:26:59  <lcp> it's just easier to know if somebody has anything to say if they keep saying things, and not waiting for the next message ;)
2020-09-01T19:27:46  <cboltz> robin_listas: that's a valid concern - for the first two meetings or so. I can tell you from own experience that video meetings are a great way to improve your english skills ;-)
2020-09-01T19:28:51  <pjessen> cboltz: yes, it does take some discipline - which I think is also a good thing.
2020-09-01T19:29:14  <cboltz> the reason why the idea of video meetings came up was the GDPR meeting last month. It obviously had some "dry" topics, but some people called it "more fun" than an IRC meeting at the end
2020-09-01T19:29:36  <cboltz> and that's why I brought this idea up - why should we only have more fun in the GDPR meetings? ;-)
2020-09-01T19:30:12  <robin_listas> Dress code :-p
2020-09-01T19:30:30  <cboltz> I'd say "you have to be dressed"
2020-09-01T19:30:42  <pjessen> I'm for doing voice/video calls,. but I accept it would change the format.
2020-09-01T19:30:52  <pjessen> cboltz: upper body at least
2020-09-01T19:30:53  <cboltz> well, at least the part that's visible for your camera ;-)
2020-09-01T19:31:11  <[Lemmy]> guys
2020-09-01T19:31:35  <[Lemmy]> somethng like zoom? ugh
2020-09-01T19:31:47  <cboltz> we have meet2.opensuse.org :-)
2020-09-01T19:31:53  <pjessen> how about a trial run, we have meet.o.o ?  if it doesn't work, we can always revert to irc
2020-09-01T19:31:59  <[Lemmy]> thats jitsi, isnt it?
2020-09-01T19:32:04  <cboltz> yes
2020-09-01T19:32:09  <pjessen> [Lemmy]: yup
2020-09-01T19:32:23  <[Lemmy]> do you by any chance know how many ppl the biggest meeting on there had?
2020-09-01T19:32:37  <lcp> I can't wait for meet3-9
2020-09-01T19:32:40  <pjessen> we were about 10 in the gdpr meeting
2020-09-01T19:32:45  <[Lemmy]> i heard somewhere jitsi doesnt deal well with large groups but the rumor didnt put a number to it
2020-09-01T19:33:30  <cboltz> I head (in Chaosradio some months ago) that it mostly depends on the server hardware
2020-09-01T19:33:35  <[Lemmy]> it *is* easy enough to set up - i had one up and running including VoIP dialin in about half an hour
2020-09-01T19:33:46  <[Lemmy]> docker is nice like that
2020-09-01T19:34:04  <cboltz> they said something like "if you apply the BBB hardware requirements to your jitsi server, then all is fine" ;-)
2020-09-01T19:34:48  <lcp> we can always do 2 jitsi calls, and then screenshare the 2 calls with each other
2020-09-01T19:35:02  <[Lemmy]> ...via zoom XD
2020-09-01T19:35:18  <lcp> this also scales because you can make it 3 jitsi calls, or 4 jitsi calls
2020-09-01T19:35:19  <[Lemmy]> plus a live broadcast on twitch
2020-09-01T19:35:20  <cboltz> (the hardware requirements stated by jitsi are lower, and that might be the reason for the rumors you heard about problems with large groups)
2020-09-01T19:35:35  <[Lemmy]> could very well be
2020-09-01T19:35:57  <cboltz> hehe, I'll be very lucky if we get enough people into the heroes meeting to break jitsi ;-)
2020-09-01T19:37:11  <pjessen> cboltz: I will personally fund the hardware upgrade .....
2020-09-01T19:37:37  <cboltz> :-)
2020-09-01T19:38:09  <cboltz> so - any objections against doing the next heroes meeting as video call on meet2.o.o?
2020-09-01T19:38:20  <pjessen> thumbs up
2020-09-01T19:38:32  <cboltz> I'd say we should give it a try, and then decide what we like more
2020-09-01T19:38:38  <pjessen> with or without video, by the way.
2020-09-01T19:39:34  <cboltz> right, audio-only is also possible
2020-09-01T19:39:47  <pjessen> i'm shy
2020-09-01T19:40:23  <lcp> I'm more audio-shy than video-shy tbh
2020-09-01T19:40:29  <[Lemmy]> well
2020-09-01T19:40:53  <[Lemmy]> if this had been audio you'd be all treated to my wife slaughering large mobs in some MMO
2020-09-01T19:41:26  <pjessen> [Lemmy]: and my son .... lots of swearing in swiss grman
2020-09-01T19:41:39  <robin_listas> What about people wanting to listen, not talk?
2020-09-01T19:41:43  <[Lemmy]> there it is - the perfect reason to stick with typing
2020-09-01T19:41:46  <robin_listas> Or see?
2020-09-01T19:42:05  <lcp> we need to set up a stream >:D
2020-09-01T19:42:32  <cboltz> robin_listas: you can always disable your camera nd/or microphone
2020-09-01T19:42:34  <[Lemmy]> ok there's always the option to quickly switch to jitsi if there is actually something to show on video or screenshare
2020-09-01T19:42:56  <[Lemmy]> i dont even *have* a camera on my main 'puter
2020-09-01T19:43:35  <pjessen> quickly switch .... :-)
2020-09-01T19:43:55  <robin_listas> Same here. My main machine has a camera that never worked. I don't know if the microphone works, either, or headphone. I'd have to use the laptop, with a much smaller display to see people.
2020-09-01T19:44:17  <pjessen> it is obvious depends on people - just listening is certainly fine, just like now. I vote with cboltz, it's worth a try.
2020-09-01T19:45:21  <[Lemmy]> since i'm no hero i dont vote
2020-09-01T19:45:40  <lcp> yeah, it doesn't hurt to try
2020-09-01T19:47:01  <pjessen> how about we schedule the october meeting with jitsi, unless we hear serious complaints?
2020-09-01T19:47:58  <cboltz> agreed
2020-09-01T19:49:35  <pjessen> I will instruct my son to play tetris
2020-09-01T19:50:10  <tuanpembual> agreed
2020-09-01T19:50:45  <robin_listas> On occasion I have connected while on the road. Impossible with audio/video. For a test, sure, no problem.
2020-09-01T19:51:00  <[Lemmy]> gah now i have the original tetris tune playing in my head on repeat
2020-09-01T19:51:06  <[Lemmy]> thank you so much
2020-09-01T19:53:07  <pjessen> [Lemmy]: my please :-)
2020-09-01T19:53:11  <pjessen> pleasure
2020-09-01T19:56:32  <[Lemmy]> i'm outta here - need to find my old gameboy and some batteries
2020-09-01T19:56:49  <cboltz> have fun ;-)
2020-09-01T19:58:37  <cboltz> does someone have another topic?
2020-09-01T20:00:19  <pjessen> I'm done - thanks for being here everyone
2020-09-01T20:02:27  <cboltz> thanks everybody for joining the meeting!
2020-09-01T22:31:09  *** okurz_ is now known as okurz