| 16 Apr 2024 |
 jcromero | 😉 | 08:50:31 |
 ku1ik | ouch | 08:50:46 |
| jcromero | * Now, I only have to wait for my IP to be unbanned in asciinema.org because of my failed tries | 08:50:49 |
| ku1ik | my fail2ban config may be too aggressive | 08:50:56 |
| jcromero | Don't worry about that, I can wait | 08:51:02 |
| ku1ik | can unban you now if you send me the IP | 08:51:14 |
| jcromero | Using an exit different node with my VPN | 08:51:17 |
| ku1ik | ah, ok 👍️ | 08:51:26 |
| jcromero | * Using an different exit node with my VPN | 08:51:44 |
| jcromero | * Using a different exit node with my VPN | 08:51:48 |
| ku1ik | ah, one thing that may be confusing - when you open the stream on asciinema.org as the stream owner, you see the streaming instructions, where it shows asciinema stream -r <ID> where the ID is only 4 characters - this is just a prefix of the full stream ID, for easier typing in, the server does prefix matching | 08:54:50 |
| jcromero | Yes, I supposed that | 08:55:22 |
| ku1ik | on asciinema.org I'll probably limit it to 1 stream per user, at least initially, since I don't know yet how taxing on the server the streams will be and how many people will be streaming concurrently. | 08:57:59 |
| ku1ik | with a self-hosted asciinema-server you'll be able to unlock any number (including unlimited) streams per user | 08:58:40 |
| jcromero | 1 stream is ok for me right now | 08:59:17 |
| jcromero | In my classes I use local streaming | 08:59:30 |
| jcromero | ... because we all are in the same network | 08:59:46 |
| ku1ik | yeah, and with local streaming you can have infinite number of streams, as long as your them on separate ports | 08:59:54 |
| jcromero | Sure | 09:00:11 |
| ku1ik | * yeah, and with local streaming you can have infinite number of streams, as long as you put them on separate ports | 09:00:13 |
| ku1ik | * ah, one thing that may be confusing - when you open the stream on asciinema.org as the stream owner, you see the streaming instructions, where it shows asciinema stream -r <ID> where the ID is only 4 characters - this is just a prefix of the full stream ID, for easier typing in. the server does prefix matching though | 09:01:55 |
| jcromero | Now only waiting for the serve subcommand 😉 | 09:02:05 |
| ku1ik | I remember, I know you're waiting for it :) More likely a 3.1 thing though, but it will get there eventually | 09:03:29 |
| jcromero | Fine!! | 09:03:47 |
| 17 Apr 2024 |
|  vsandstrom joined the room. | 14:14:00 |
| 19 Apr 2024 |
| ku1ik | Good news: I've just wrapped up asciinema CLI 3.0 release candidate 1: https://github.com/asciinema/asciinema/releases/tag/v3.0.0-rc.1 | 21:05:39 |
| ku1ik | Super excited about it 🙂 | 21:06:25 |
 Moe (Moritz Dietz) | Yay congrats 🎉🥳 | 22:23:26 |
| 21 Apr 2024 |
| ku1ik | 
Download IMG_1632.jpeg | 21:59:21 |
| ku1ik | New option in the user dropdown on asciinema.org 😃 | 22:00:21 |
