I'm pretty sure he said he didn't destroy the account, just disabled it.

Your account was not destroyed. See this search. The topmost entry is your old account.

See also: chat.stackexchange.com/transcript/message/55292095

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@Makyen is it possible to reenable the account and disable autoflags to achieve this result?

@Mithical If Daniil wanted to disable autoflagging for his account, he had the option to disable autoflagging, or disable metasmoke's write access to his Stack Exchange account. Those are things under his control, but he requested that we do it.

@Rubiksmoose If Daniil chooses to disable autoflagging, then that's his choice. He's previously been aware of this choice. He asked for us to do it for him.

... *sigh* I'm sensing a certain level of passive-aggressiveness on both sides here...

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@Makyen I think it is abundently clear now that it is not what he actually wanted though. Can it be reversed so he can disable autoflags?

Let's take a step back. @Makyen, can @Daniil's account be reinstated and then autoflagging disabled for that account, either by an admin or by Daniil himself?

I don't think there is any need to be petty and over literal with every interaction here it will only escalate things further.

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Sigh

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@Daniil If you want your old account reactivated, I'm happy to do that, but you've made mutually exclusive requests. Which one do you want us to honor?

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and chat.stackexchange.com/transcript/11540?m=54413448#54413448

I'm nearly home, I can look at stuff in a bit if necessary

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@Rob Oh, neat! Thanks for digging. :)

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@Daniil Rob was just responding to questions regarding the spam wave tooling you were talking about earlier.

Namely... I wanted to know what it was :/

@Rob thanks

@Spevacus as did I

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@Daniil A simple yes or no: would you like your account reinstated so that you can, yourself, manually disable autoflagging on your account?

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@Daniil You've asked A) (in bold) 'please do not use my autoflags for the "Spam Wave" tool', and B) "Please activate/reactivate my old/new Metasmoke account". These are mutually exclusive, assuming you have autoflagging enabled, which is something in your control, not ours. Again, I'm happy to reactivate your account. I have done so, under the assumption that your most recent request is the one you desire to be honored.

@Daniil It looks like you currently have three options, with the existing tooling and options: 1.) Leave your account disabled. 2.) Re-enable your MS account with autoflagging disabled. 3.) Re-enable your MS account with autoflagging enabled, including spam waves. I don't really see any other options at the moment.

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Now, after you make a choice about which of those three options you'd prefer, the possibility of adding an option to opt out of the spam wave tool can be discussed, but that's not going to happen with you and Mak sniping at each other.

(AFK)

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@Daniil I thought that I'd clearly and explicitly stated before disabling your account that there is no technical capability to exclude your account from use in a spam wave and have autoflagging enabled. Having autoflagging enabled is under your control. Alternately, it is the absolute minimum permissions available on MS. Without autoflagging enabled for your account there is no access to metasmoke. Period. That's how the permissions work.

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@Daniil See that right there, that is exactly sniping.

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@Daniil keybase

Everyone else, disengage

@Mithical Same here.

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Someone's mass-tagging coinpayments-api on SO it seems.

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@Daniil But you need evidence to back this up

Terms and conditions agreed to: metasmoke.erwaysoftware.com/authentication/status

Your claim is basically <something> is manipulated by <someone>, and you need to at least give one example for that

May I suggest that we take @ArtOfCode's advice here and disengage? It doesn't seem like this is going to be productive or useful for anyone.

@Daniil Once again, you have been told explicitly to disengage in this room. Art has asked you to speak with him else where. Do so.

Everyone else: Disengage

!!/tea

@Spevacus brews a cup of darjeeling tea for @Spevacus

Oh hey @thesecretmaster

Hello hello!

How's IPSBot doing?

I saw somebody was running an instance again, which was cool

Uh... I think there's a replacement half-running

BTW, to all the mods here not in the TL actively, there is a recent mod Team post that might be of interest. (I say this not as a tease, but because I don't want to give the topic air here hence it being there in the first place - nothing to do with this current fracas)

@Daniil Do not delete my messages.

@Daniil I deleted it.

Look at the history. You'll see I didn't.

Now, leave the room.

Please. Stop it. Everyone. This is not helping any of you. Ping a CM in the TL if you want, that's the next step if you're not going to sort this out yourselves.

I'm really not going to engage here, but can I ask an honest question about this Spam Wave? As long as autoflags are disabled, you're not a part of it, right?

Yes, we can't flag for your account if autoflags aren't enabled as far as I know

Just to make sure I've properly understood it.

Thank you.

If you want to be sure, you care revoke your SE API access token, but that'll also stop you from flagging through userscripts that use the MS API.

@Mast correct

shrug

At work, I need to request 3 tokens a day because of some odd bug, so I'm sure that's separate. For FIRE, that is.

Also, to clarify another misunderstanding that I've seen, tokens are stoked in a DynamoDB instance which only Undo has access to. When MS needs to cast autoflags, it sends a request to a AWS Lambda running under Undo's account which then reads the token data and casts the flag.

@thesecretmaster And is implemented here

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@user12986714 Yeah, I am in part talking about it because it was my project and I'm proud of it :)

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I think there's a repo for the lambda code somewhere in the Charcoal-SE github org

Called like ms-autoflagger or something

@thesecretmaster Ay nice job :)

@thesecretmaster Which is here

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IIRC it was a prerequisite for migrating the server from Undo's AWS instances to teward's infra in a way that still protected tokens, although that was a little while ago so my memory may be foggy.

@thesecretmaster I don't understand 75% of what you said, but I'm going to assume you did an amazing job stocking dynamite in your flag-based fraternity which is run by Undo. XD

...not even too far off

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😂

for the record, I'd add smoke-based-sorority too if it'd fit

are you using dynamodb to keep within AWS stack, or do you like it better than alternatives like mongo?

@Dragonrage dynamo keeps everything serverless and sub-penny-per-month cheap

And keeps incompetent sysadmins like me from screwing up security on something I manage

@Undo fair enough. at my work we have a managed mongo that we use, but use a lot of AWS stuff as well. was curious if you had experience with both

@Dragonrage No experience with Mongo, nope.

Also, if anyone is interested in talking about MS capabilities in a way that relates to the earlier argument but is concerned about restarting things, I'd be happy to explain what I know to anyone over keybase DMs :)

@Dragonrage the other thing about Mongo is that it'd need a server

which we were kinda trying to avoid

@ArtOfCode How can I tell Rails to "execute something for once when this commit get deployed/tested" ?

@tripleee Discussion in Keybase

yeah I'm there

kk

@user12986714 stick it in a migration... is this about the suffix tree?

@ArtOfCode Yes.

@thesecretmaster Any particular reason why that would be on keybase instead of on teams?

I need to execute SuffixTree::create at the begining

@user12986714 how long is that going to take?

@ArtOfCode which operation?

@user12986714 The overall migration

@ArtOfCode it can be cloud hosted in AWS, GCP, or Azure afaik

If just the creation, ~1ms on ext4

oh, that's fine

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Yeah just throw it in a migration

@Undo I am not sure how that will going to be, but my estimation is several days to several weeks

thought we were talking about multi-hour operations here

But the migration is intended to be async

...oh

@ThomasWard When you have a chance, it looks like Horus is having problems. After Horus, my instance was failed-over to. My instance then experienced significant problems trying to log in to SE chat (i.e. a long string of reboots). I don't know what the problem was, but killing it and letting the instance sit for many minutes resulted in it working after a time. Prior to letting it sit, I had tried multiple times just killing it and restarting, which didn't fix the problem.

You may need to do something similar with Horus.

Just the creation

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@user12986714 this is where we need to get @ThomasWard involved to figure out the best way to do that

Is there a way that you can build the tree locally and we can upload the pre-built tree to MS, thus avoiding the long operations?

@ArtOfCode Likely; my current implementation is to just have MS online and migrate via the insert range functionality in dev controller

If we can do that, that'd be the best way, I think - it avoids putting all the load on the web server and taking everything else out

@ArtOfCode I have spinning disks, which severely degraded the performance

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@Mast Q&A on teams, but I was thinking if anyone wanted to have a conversation. It's not super important just don't want to stir things up again.

@ArtOfCode Basically, I am thinking about just have the empty tree created as migration, and after MS is online, let someone write a script that sends insert range request to dev controller

@thesecretmaster Ok

@user12986714 via this route

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@Undo There is certainly a lot of talk about "token" around.

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@Daniil Major? A non-existent tag name was replaced with another non-existent tag name. Neither the old nor the new tags linked to anything useful. The tags change did nothing. Rather than continuing to be contentious here, you should move the conversation to Teams or TL, where at least the conversation won't be publicly visible

... not TL

Sure, then Teams

My apologies, I didn't mean to overstep. I am not really active in either so I shouldn't have made that recommendation

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@Daniil I'm not sure where you're getting this idea that a cute, fluffy dog is manipulating things with evil intent, but I see no such evidence. To me at least, this conversation history does not look like a "record of manipulation", but rather a series of nitpicks

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Keep it public as you will, but do it in a channel with a more appropriate topic

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@SmokeDetector Why was this reported twice?

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@Rubiksmoose I don't have the why data for that post (anymore?). You should be able to find it on metasmoke.

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@Daniil Sure. As I said, keep it public as you will: that part's up to you. All I'm saying is that I would really appreciate it if accusational or otherwise contentious topics be kept out of here, unless they specifically relate to keeping spam posts at bay

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@Rubiksmoose Two instances running

@Machavity ah ok

I think I've completely lost access to my Keybase account. :/

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@Undo Oops, it took me 10 minutes to realize that I meant to type "KB" for Keybase, not "TL" for, uh, whatever it is that mod room is called.

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!!/standby horus

!!/pull

@Makyen I hit an error while trying to run that command; run !!/errorlogs for details.

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@Daniil I'm sorry to hear you feel I've manipulated you. I'm not aware of having done so. I'm happy to discuss it elsewhere.

@Das_Geek Short for Teachers' Lounge.

@Mast Thanks! It's been a while; I've forgotten a few things

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Surprised that's only potentially bad.

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@Mast It was also marked as "offensive", if you're thinking about the word I'm thinking about

@Das_Geek Slice any section of 3 words. Any. All offensive.

No wonder it had a toxic score of 0.99

Perhaps the potentially trigged on 'stupid'?

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@Mast No, the index started before that

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If I remember my Smokey logic correctly, you'll often see "bad" words also be brought up in the "potentially bad" section. Something about increasing the reason weight for autoflags

Right.

Oh right, I remember now. Autoflags can be set based on reason weight and number of reasons caught. So this was a technique to increase the number of reasons caught, otherwise it might have been only 2 reasons (and 3 might be the minimum for autoflag I think?)

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!!/blacklist-website infiniterecovery\.com

Why was there an fp on that?

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@SmokeDetector Not sure on this one. The question does ask for information about chess services, and disclosure is provided. Probably best to edit out the contact information and watch for future activity before spam-flagging

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Isn't that an editable fix?

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@RyanM People actually answered that one. facepalm

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@Machavity this is by far the weirdest abuse pattern I've seen yet

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Okay, that's enough markdown formatting guides for today...

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@RyanM How could you possibly have enough markdown formatting guides in your life that you can't welcome another one? ;-)

@Rubiksmoose Hahaha. Perhaps there will be more another day :-)

Actually chuckled out loud at that.

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@RyanM :-)

@JeffSchaller That was my first reaction, but I wasn't sure enough to put a "fp" on it

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[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Potentially bad keyword in username (1): Why do the community managers absolutely despise me? by no one on meta.SE

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Yeah, it's NAA. The Q was bad there

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@Machavity That's what I figured. Didn't see any other activity by them on MS, so I fell back to the "three strikes" guideline

I need like a changelog of all the things that have happened since I've been gone :P

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The big thing is some of us can actually handle flags now, instead of merely raising and talking about them ;)

True haha. It was like when Leonardo DiCaprio finally got that Oscar: highly-active Charcoal folks finally got diamonds. The only downside now is that there isn't a running joke anymore XD

Honestly, other than a few sites, it wasn't too bad. Sometimes the mods would be faster than this room. It must be the glasses...

20/20 vision is quite useful in spotting things quickly, I imagine.

Where's Mr. Gray to chime in when you need him

True, but by that same token, when you see that strong pattern in Charcoal you can just make that user go away

@Machavity Yeah, but now I want mod-info and Sam's extra mod-actions in FIRE. :)

@Makyen IKR. Sam made so many things easier

I'm assuming those actions are quick-actions like Destroy User for Spam reasons, as an example.

Oh yeah how did that review suspension wave go? I looked in the channel and the numbers seemed to go down. People learning, or are they just banned for that long? :P

Not entirely sure how that whole shpeal works. I've seen bits and pieces posted on MSE.

@Machavity I'm sure I'll add them. It just takes time.

@Das_Geek Have you seen the UX updates to review suspensions?

[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Potentially bad keyword in body (1): Why am I a known troll? by user835152 on meta.SE

@Spevacus Only the brief mention that Shog put in his grading post. I'm still catching up

@Das_Geek Well, then! Behold!

Oh

I think that was in Shog's grading post, but there's the announcement post.

@Das_Geek The primary purpose of the long review suspensions was to make sure that the problem that was noticed was actually communicated to the user. With the changes, it's no longer necessary to have long suspension times in order to be sure the user sees what the issue was.