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jfw: I mean, I could easily say "use this gpg command and look for this message to verify, then if that succeeds run this
patch command", I tested all that, it will work, but I don't perceive it to solve the problem at hand.
jfw: I confess I mostly run '
patch' by hand, but v.pl modified for keccak or any other supporting same should work.
jfw: polarbeard
patch which I haven't yet got reground.
jfw: Um. And ada, sql,
patch, lisp, python... ~everything not C-like ?
mp_en_viaje: i guess we'll have to
patch bash to recognize it, and that's that.
billymg: as for vpatching the server side select mechanism, since mp-wp ships with two base themes a
patch could at least be made to include the select mechanism in those. seeing as how most people copy/paste one of the included theme directories to customize/create their own
mp_en_viaje: i practically have the choice of either publishing a screamingly offensive non-
patch in november of 2019, or else wait until there's a place to meaningfully add it as a
patch ; which necessarily is stalled on "what the fuck is the correct cut for themes, cuz it seems evident it isn't what's now done", which in turn rests on a half dozen or so more nodes that are all further away from what is actually being worked now.
trinque: I've also done some spelunking in the php myself, and there might be other ways to pull it in aside theme, if I can see the
patch trinque: I don't have w/e
patch improves the quoting mechanism apparently
mod6: I'll just, withold the
patch. Make a blog post. If people want it, I guess they can say.
mp_en_viaje: 0 chances ima deploy some
patch you cooked up as things stand right now. also 0 chances ima deploy any
patch baked of this "21:02. tried a
patch, not worked. 00:12 oh now fixed it. i think" washington post / planeshift "development" model/nonsense.
ossabot: Logged on 2020-02-17 18:32:47 dorion: I'll let him show and tell, his
patch removes the whole rotor orchestra since Gales is musl static anyway.
dorion: I'll let him show and tell, his
patch removes the whole rotor orchestra since Gales is musl static anyway.
dorion: jfw is
expecting to finish the offline side of Gales Bitcoin Wallet this week, so his development plate will be clearing a bit. He has an unpublished
patch to trb to simplify the build system on Gales, so checking/working with mod6 and getting his
patch published could be his next priority. Among other simplifications
ossabot: Logged on 2020-02-03 20:22:10 mod6: All I'm saying, is that without said possible future solution, it may be somewhat difficult to track through 39 different blogs watching for
patch submissions all the time.
jfw: perhaps a comment thread on your own blog where someone proposing a
patch can "officially submit" it?
mod6: All I'm saying, is that without said possible future solution, it may be somewhat difficult to track through 39 different blogs watching for
patch submissions all the time.
jfw: "It puts it on me to chase these down" - this seems to be the core of it; why not leave it to the sponsor(s) of a
patch to keep their blogs online & organized enough to find patches (category, code shelf or whatnot)? It's then, what, couple clicks per
patch or a wget to import to your own collection - trivial compared to the effort of actually reviewing the
patch I'd imagine
mod6: Let me work through these here. Glad you're going to try out a build. Please do let me know how it goes. I did just find three 'gotchas' on CentOS (6.10); whereby 'bison', 'flex' and '
patch' all need to be installed manually. Apparently these are not a part of the default system.
ossabot: Logged on 2020-01-27 10:54:52 billymg: i will go ahead and remove the notion of options from the footnotes plugin and publish the
patch for review. going forward i will make more of these calls on my own and let the published draft patches speak for themselves
billymg: i will go ahead and remove the notion of options from the footnotes plugin and publish the
patch for review. going forward i will make more of these calls on my own and let the published draft patches speak for themselves
billymg: mod6: been doing some testing with your privkey_tools
patch and afaict everything's working as it should. i applied it manually after pressing the trb stable tree
ossabot: Logged on 2019-12-14 14:05:02 trinque: "While I have striven to make prudent and security-conscious choices, I am not attempting to keep up with the "penetrate and
patch" rat-race in its many third-party components." << This is somewhat concerning, in that you say "eh" about the "many third-party components". I'd instead try for the minimal possible bootable src surface area.
trinque: dorion_road: it's more a comment that "why isn't your
patch a vpatch atop the gales genesis"
trinque: I don't think you expect to actually be yourselves patching acpica autoconf automake bash bc bison bzip2 cl-hyperspec clisp dash db flex gales-util gcc64 git gnupg less libevent libressl libusb links m4 man-pages man-pages-posix mandoc ncurses nginx ocaml openssh
patch pciutils perl php56 py-setuptools python python-docs qmail readline redis sbcl sqlite sqlite-doc tmux ucspi-tcp vim xz zlib
trinque: "While I have striven to make prudent and security-conscious choices, I am not attempting to keep up with the "penetrate and
patch" rat-race in its many third-party components." << This is somewhat concerning, in that you say "eh" about the "many third-party components". I'd instead try for the minimal possible bootable src surface area.
ossabot: Logged on 2019-09-14 04:06:31 mircea_popescu: unrelatedly : hey trinque, now that there's actually multiple functional castles the time's prolly come to update the deedbot voice model into awareness of this situation. so how about a
patch making voice in #trilema dependent on ~my~ wot, rather than deedbot's own ; and similarily in any castles that ask for it / you come to an understanding with the lords thereof, so they can use the voice model there if the
jfw: I was remembering this phrase but not where from; turns out my
own link, hah. Which pretty sure I found via the logs.
mircea_popescu: im thinking... maybe the best kind of
patch available is the one that takes the maker ten minutes to make.
mircea_popescu: incidentally -- there's a divergence in your
patch. on the first heading you say and comment_type = '' but on the second heading you say
diana_coman: I guess so; but I meant it more as in why default in the genesised mpwp; anyways, perhaps billymg makes a
patch to take those out of there and to put also trackbacks/pingbacks as last in comments (I've fixed this on my blog only a few days ago but by default they mix in comments too)
ave1: As for current status, I have a big
patch file that works as part of the build scripts. So the genesis is feasible. I could also put the build scripts (and other dependencies) in the genesis but this would need to be discussed in light of the OS setup.
diana_coman: fwiw I'd rather go with only c/cpp/ada in genesis and then if someone else wants fortran/whatevers, let them
patch it on top.
bvt: ty, i guess after the article it will become possible to decide what to use for each of the hashes; after that one more
patch - user-settable key for hashing, and rng work will be done
lobbes: mircea_popescu: nice bug findin'. I'll make sure it is rolled into the
patch ossabot: Logged on 2019-11-07 22:53:05 mircea_popescu: couldja
patch this in ?
ossabot: Logged on 2019-11-06 11:37:43 mircea_popescu: and you verified you can actually deploy this proto cuntoo on various hw, so we're good here : as to 1, smg will use proto-cutnoo until can switch to cuntoo ; and meanwhile ima see what trinque has to say re cuntoo and try to get bvt to
patch against it and so on
mircea_popescu: and you verified you can actually deploy this proto cuntoo on various hw, so we're good here : as to 1, smg will use proto-cutnoo until can switch to cuntoo ; and meanwhile ima see what trinque has to say re cuntoo and try to get bvt to
patch against it and so on
mp_en_viaje: diana_coman, the reason i brought it up being specifically "In the past, software development could be done by applying a series of patches to arrive at a final program state. With v, the
patch is replaced with the slightly different vpatch, as described below."
BingoBoingo: Outside the parks, there's the occasional
patch of fescue or some other real grass that makes for quite the stark contrast.
lobbes: now, just need to do the trackbacks piece and then
patch it. Looking on track for
deadline ericbot: Logged on 2019-10-17 05:09:47 lobbes: I will apply said
patch tomorrow and see if that fixes things
lobbes: I will apply said
patch tomorrow and see if that fixes things
lobbes: and neato re:
patch. I still need to apply the detect_disconnect
patch as well. Will do that tonight before bed
lobbes: asciilifeform: roger that. I've yet to deploy latest
patch anyways, so this'll work out
lobbes: about to switch over ericbot to new
patch; about 30 seconds of downtime
snsabot: Logged on 2019-10-02 20:35:30 lobbes: wonders if it is worth it in next
patch to have bot.py simply parse the MANIFEST.txt for version number emitting