[14:02] well well, one client appears to have employed a strategy to guarantee an easy Monday... letting their domain expire [14:02] that'll certainly stop the emails! [14:09] print it out, wrap it around a can of spam and put it through their window :-P [14:12] hey i'm not masochistic enough to own a printer! mind you he wouldn't let me disable WiFi direct on one of their office ones, anyone can print that wanders past / has the password [14:12] 'we'd like to talk to you about your cars extended warranty'.... [14:13] there we go, i have sent a lengthy text sharing the exciting news xD [16:56] Good evening peepz [16:56] how you all doin [16:57] ah fighting the good fight as always, yourself? [16:58] doin ok. getting ready for another hectic week (as usual) [16:58] i caught a glimpse of stressful working recently when i was being forced to do too much, didn't like it one bit [16:58] ever listened to some retrowave [16:59] check out 'the midnight' on youtube or spotify [16:59] yeah, that and a fair bit of synthwave too [16:59] helps me focus [17:00] gonna watch some tv over here, cyaguys later [17:00] enjoy o/ [17:00] just came back into the office after some TV episodes :) seems a nice way to start the day [17:02] * penguin42 was trying to figure out what the Helium blockchain stuff is; seems someone is monetising Lorawan? [17:05] hmm not encountered any o' that [17:06] I hadn't but then someone asked my dad what an aerial was on a house next to theirs; he did some digging and came to the conclusion it was for a Helium minor and I've been reading up on it [17:07] I think it's proof-of-connectivity rather than proof-of-work; and people are paying some local IT people to put them up to mine [17:07] o0 [17:10] I can't quite figure the hardware out; but I think they're selling basically an outdoor boxed Pi with aerial, and a Lorawan module and maybe a crypto chip?? for about £600 [17:11] that's not cheap [17:11] indeed [17:11] sounds like a con [17:11] :D [17:11] and people seem to be snapping them up and thinking they're makingmoney [17:11] the whole point of lorawan was that it was gonna be accessible AND cheap i thought [17:13] hmm [17:14] so my reading is Helium is a overlay on Lora with crypto currencies to encourage people to add nodes [18:14] hehe, client suggests receiving domain expiry notifications to his M365 mailbox *on* said domain - i said it's a bit late now [18:14] also i am not fond of those circular situations