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On Mon, 2021-08-09 at 19:50 +0200, Thomas Deutschmann wrote: |
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> On 2021-08-08 13:17, David Seifert wrote: |
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> > So you've created a big commotion... because you didn't get the |
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> > initial |
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> > point? Honestly, this seems to be a recurring theme at this point. |
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> > Someone suggests some improved check/some change, and nowadays you |
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> > can |
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> > bet 50 quid that Whissi will pop up and bikeshed it in some way. |
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> |
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> No? |
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> |
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> First of all, just because you disagree with something or believe a |
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> discussion is wrong and or not necessary and start to frame it as |
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> bikeshedding, it doesn't actually become bikeshedding. This is a very |
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> sad and transparent attempt to silence people through defamation. |
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> |
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> The draft contains an error. It's saying that "/etc/tmpfiles.d" became |
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> deprecated which is not true. Because this would imply that it was |
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> previously acceptable for packages in Gentoo repository to install to |
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> that location which is not correct. If a packages in ::gentoo |
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> installed |
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> to /etc/tmpfiles.d before, this was already wrong. |
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> |
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> And my point was and still is, that neither the commit message nor the |
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> eqawarn should use the wording "deprecated" because nothing has |
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> changed |
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> -- no location became deprecated. |
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> |
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> And this will also address parts of antarus' previous mail: Because |
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> this |
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> QA check should be only about ::gentoo repository, this shouldn't |
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> affect |
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> any other repository. I.e. in your own overlay, you are free to do |
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> whatever you want and can't be forced to stick to Gentoo QA rules. |
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> |
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> > It's become a real problem at this point. In fact, we have proxy |
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> > maintainers publicly refusing to work on packages somehow involving |
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> > you |
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> > (I'll mention no names, but check the #-desktop backlog), because |
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> > your |
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> > personality boils down to three attributes nowadays: |
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> I am not in that channel and never was. If you make such an |
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> allegation, |
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> include facts so that I can respond. If you look at my complete |
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> history |
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> at GitHub issues you will find that most people I worked with |
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> appreciated to work with me. Of course there are some bugs/PRs where I |
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> rejected a requested change but I am not sure what your point is. This |
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> is normal because not every PR is valid. |
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#gentoo-desktop: |
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[00:00:00] - {Day changed to Friday, 6 August 2021} |
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[...] |
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[13:32:33] <pinkflames[m]> soap: we went over this last week, 1. I'm not |
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making any more PRs where I do not receive the recognition I deserve and |
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2. working with Whissi is probably impossible ;( |
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[...] |
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[13:34:50] <pinkflames[m]> I'm not sure how well it got through since he |
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didn't seem to respond to my concerns but I could also tell that he |
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really has an authoritative decision making style |
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Timestamps so you can verify it with a third-party. This is a public |
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statement, I will not share statements by people who have confided in |
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me. |
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> > 1. If I say the sky is blue, you'll say it's green. If I say it's |
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> > green, |
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> > you'll say it's blue. I've had at least 5 people tell me they see |
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> > the |
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> > exact same pattern in you (and no, mgorny is not part of that set, |
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> > before you throw that point at me). You're the textbook contrarian |
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> > of |
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> > Gentoo ("Wutbürger") right now. |
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> > 2. You'll tell people they are wrong, they aren't following |
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> > protocols, |
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> > they made a mistake, but you will never follow through with actually |
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> > telling people what/why or how. By the time people ask you "why?", |
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> > you've already disappeared. Given how frequently this happens in |
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> > multiple channels, projects and at different time points, |
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> > statistically, |
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> > this can't be explained by coincidence any more. This happens |
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> > practically on a daily basis, so you're not getting the benefit of |
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> > the |
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> > doubt any more. |
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> > 3. You can't let go. The security elections disaster right now is |
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> > the |
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> > prime example (yes, it's public, just check the history of the |
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> > Security |
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> > Project). This captures you so well: it's all about **community** |
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> > and |
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> > stuff, until you lose, then you start invoking technicalities and |
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> > procedural shenanigans to justify some ludicrous kind of "co-lead" |
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> > crap. |
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> > Frankly, it's embarrassing, and you're at the centre of it. Instead |
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> > of |
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> > accepting defeat (remember, community and democracy!), you just |
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> > fudge |
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> > the results. |
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> Interesting. You don't even now my view on this but you already have |
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> an |
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> opinion and are saying that I am the culprit. I think this is called |
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> "prejudiced". |
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To this day, we're still waiting for your view/statement/rebuttal of the |
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points, but have yet to receive anything. |
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> I am pretty sure that as a ComRel member you will abstain |
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> from this case as you seem to be superior. I mean you are publicly |
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> attacking me for 10+ months, rejected any attempt from my side when I |
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> tried to speak with you to get things sorted and now you showed how |
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> biased your are... |
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The last message I received from you was on 10 Jul. I have sent 3 |
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follow-up messages before Monday, 12 Jul (when the Bernd low hit |
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Germany). Since then, nothing. And before you invoke the Bernd argument: |
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I'm also a first responder, and while the high Rhine wasn't nearly as |
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badly affected as the middle Rhine/Eifel area in terms of floodings, I |
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understand that you might not have had the time to respond (even though |
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you pushed 19 commits to ::gentoo on 13 Jul). That said, "let me check |
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whether soap wrote something in PM" seems to have never occurred since |
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12 Jul at any point, which raises doubts as to whether this is such a |
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critical issue after all... |