| 29 Sep 2021 |
 dminuoso | We try to use it as much as possible, a few open source artifacts are emitted by us. | 12:29:53 |
| dminuoso | https://gitlab.com/wobcom | 12:30:36 |
| dminuoso | We're considering releasing our mail nix mail code, even. | 12:33:04 |
| dminuoso | That might find some usage for other people trying to operate non-trivially sized mail clusters. | 12:33:24 |
| dminuoso | The main problem is that here too, there's various bits specific to our mail setup. And we definitely cant share details how our spam fighting is tuned, our customers have time after time become victims of highly targeted phishing attacks to compromise mail accounts. Knowing how we classify spam can only help an attacker avoid it. | 12:35:20 |
 nixinator | security by obscurity can be useful to a point. | 12:37:38 |
| dminuoso | Spam classification works only through obscurity. | 12:39:21 |
| dminuoso | If you had our bayes and neural data, you could massage messages to avoid detection. | 12:39:38 |
| dminuoso | Trivially. | 12:39:46 |
 eyJhb | I like the use of Golang on your Gitlab as well | 12:42:46 |
| eyJhb | I have much more experience with Golang than Haskel dminuoso | 12:43:01 |
| dminuoso | We do quite a bit of golang stuff, though in networking Im trying to push more Haskell. | 12:43:28 |
| dminuoso | but we lack people :-) | 12:44:24 |
| dminuoso | We'd even be open to hiring and training non-haskellers. | 12:44:57 |
| eyJhb | Is there a specific reason why you want to use Haskell instead of Golang? :) | 12:54:17 |
| dminuoso | In my experience Haskell leads to more robust, expressible and maintainable software. | 12:59:03 |
| dminuoso | And I feel Haskell is faster to work in too, but that might be subjective. | 12:59:42 |
| 30 Sep 2021 |
|  Robby O'Connor joined the room. | 00:40:40 |
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| matrixforever left the room. | 04:37:13 |
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| 1 Oct 2021 |
 andi- | dminuoso: do you plan to roll out ipv6? :-) | 11:09:59 |
|  uthar joined the room. | 12:31:27 |
| uthar | Hi, I want to prevent adding /etc/hosts entries that map FQDN and hostname to 127.0.0.2/::1. Im using nixops. Is there an easy way to do that? Cant figure this out :/ | 12:32:56 |
| uthar | At the same keep the auto-added mapping from node names to ips, etc | 12:34:05 |
| dminuoso | andi: What's that supposed to mean? | 13:50:18 |
| dminuoso | https://bgp.he.net/AS9136#_prefixes6 | 13:50:54 |
| dminuoso | We're advertising a whole /29! | 13:51:02 |
| andi- | In reply to @dminuoso:matrix.org
We're advertising a whole /29! Well GitHub also advertises that... Yet neither their nor your website (or mail servers to that extend) are reachable via IPv6. | 14:22:15 |
| andi- | (also ns3 is unresponsive ;-)) | 14:23:43 |
