[00:07] <floridagram-bot1> <ahoneybun> systemd
[00:47] <floridagram-bot1> <govatent> @KMyers happy birthday
[00:47] <floridagram-bot1> <govatent> Love the system uptime.
[00:48] <floridagram-bot1> <govatent> So just ended day two at vmware
[00:48] <floridagram-bot1> <govatent> I'm loving it
[00:48] <floridagram-bot1> <ahoneybun> Nice!
[00:51] <floridagram-bot1> <KMyers> Thanks all
[01:45] <floridagram-bot1> <RazPi> @everyone I was tied up this weekend for an emergency but we should do a Keith birthday gathering soon
[01:59] <floridagram-bot1> <RazPi> Niiice
[19:23] <floridagram-bot1> <AdamOutler> @KMyers check out that file size.
[19:23] <floridagram-bot1> <ahoneybun> damnnnn
[19:23] <floridagram-bot1> <AdamOutler> I jut wanted to open FWUL Linux.
[19:26] <floridagram-bot1> <KMyers> Actually that is pretty cool. I used a similar trick for copy protection in the past by making a 2 GB .img file appear as a 2 TB file. At the time the average hard disk was only 160 GB with 500 GB being at the high end
[19:27] <floridagram-bot1> <AdamOutler> aka "zip bomb"
[19:28] <floridagram-bot1> <KMyers> Yup, you just fool the compression method to repeat an insane pattern hundreds of billions at the time with a few MB of empty space
[19:28] <floridagram-bot1> <KMyers> or a few KB
[19:28] <floridagram-bot1> <KMyers> Just only do it at the end
[19:28] <floridagram-bot1> <AdamOutler> But why was FWUL a zip bomb though?  It's supposed to be a Linux distro. :(
[19:29] <floridagram-bot1> <KMyers> No clue, and a zip bomb is not too effective anymore