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a111: Logged on 2019-06-20 21:48 asciilifeform:
i do not begrudge danielpbarron his ddos laboratory, but imho he really oughta do it on rk.
a111: Logged on 2019-06-22 06:58 mp_en_viaje: and yes ima negrate dpb just as soon as
i get to my main keys, he's too fucking busy to
http://btcbase.org/log/2019-06-12#1918049 while
http://btcbase.org/log/2019-06-20#1919091 all day long ? because what, what the fuck's this republic, everyone's suburban helicopter mom, to roll eyes at while eating her sandwiches and thinking about how to steal shit from the house to curry favour with a bunch of morons in school ?
bvt:
i do expect that 'saltmine season' is over now --
i've been working on asming karatsuba squaring (ffa ch.12b) over this week, post expected tomorrow.
☟︎ bvt: hello.
i am also sorry for my unacceptably low output over past ~2 months; and particularly sorry of not doing the right thing of notifying the forum (which
i did before)
mp_en_viaje: we have no workable bitcoin nor any sort or kind of measurable progress towards one ; we have no working os, and not only is there no progress towards one but as best as
i can discern the situation's rather turning in the direction of "buried in concrete" ; we eminently do not have any sort of meat acquisition system going, while pizarro can't get customers and all dpb can be bothered to do is ~USE IT~ to try and get meat for th
☟︎ mp_en_viaje: leaving aside how a rate of progress of 0 items / week for week after week after livelong week puts extremely low demands on my time and attention -- far, far from requiring it be a central locus of my focus, republican 2019 as seen so far would have worked just as well if
i gave it an hour biweekly, and
i don't mean twice a week,
i mean every other week -- there's just no need to keep the engine running on big brutus for the "j
☟︎ mp_en_viaje:
i have no idea how the fuck everyone's so rapidly settled mentally in this novel and apparently great new kanzure-republic of 2019, but
i do not find myself comfortable here AT ALL.
a111: Logged on 2019-06-10 20:39 phf: craziest thing,
i forgot my gpg password for about 5 days. was walking around trying to remember parts of it, obviously couldn't get access to anything meanwhile
deedbot: 2019/06/12 07:31:47 <spyked>
I'd made a small toy proggy to draw a mandelbrot set, zoom in etc. when the time came to show it, no one in the room even knew what a fractal was, although ~all~ the teachers there were math-informatics graduates
a111: Logged on 2019-06-21 00:58 lobbes: small update:
I've been inundated the last few weeks with $saltmines work; tsmr work ~0 during this time. however, these next two weeks will be somewhat clearer so
I'll be back to eating through modlisp
mp_en_viaje: what all is going on there, anyway ?
i mean, if you'll need to (or for that matter, factually engage in) multi-week stone cold absences in the future, let's talk about it and take measures prospectively
trinque:
I want to apologize for my absence of late, been engaged in some sisyphean pushes elsewhere.
Mocky:
I updated to the new shared ip address, looks good
BingoBoingo: The .247 address will be getting unblackholed at some point. In the interim
I have put skeleton DNS entries for sites not previously using our DNS server in place. Using ns1.qntra.net and ns2.qntra.net will allow restoring public access to sites more quickly in the event a DDoS is mitigated.
BingoBoingo: Alright, sites using ns1 and ns2.qntra.net for their names are online. Others using shared hosting are welcome to point their domains at 161.0.121.240
I will put entries for all of the sites on pizarro shared hosting into the name server. This way in the future when we have an IP get DDoS mitigated, recovery will not be so time consuming.
PeterL:
I was just about to ask, what is the timeline for getting it back online
lobbes: small update:
I've been inundated the last few weeks with $saltmines work; tsmr work ~0 during this time. however, these next two weeks will be somewhat clearer so
I'll be back to eating through modlisp
☟︎ BingoBoingo: Which is why
I bring the thing up here.
I'm not certain what to do.
I am rather certain that whatever is done, a shared shell isn't the place to repeatedly draw aggro after having done so the first few times.
BingoBoingo:
I'm mulling it over. It seems like he is going into their spaces, taking a piss, and getting told not to do that. Repeatedly.
mircea_popescu: anyway, whatever,
i'm not gonna debug shaders now. muh kb-wotn is broken and that's that.
mircea_popescu: "stack protectors" are such a dumbass idea,
i swear. who are they supposed to help ? the dumb user doesn't need the stack protected, he needs programs that don't smash it. and the smart user doesn't need fucking blindfolds on, he needs honest, informative and actionable errors. wtf "generic fault of a generic type"
mircea_popescu: at least now it's crashing properly, so
i know what the fuck to do.
mircea_popescu:
i suspect what's happening is that the gl is trying to do depth comparison on a texture with no depth, through a sampling shader. which...
mircea_popescu: there's a broken shader / nvidia card issue at work here, it's not what
i thought at first, pure spuriousness.
a111: Logged on 2019-06-20 14:53 mircea_popescu: asciilifeform it worked fine,
i played heroes etc on it last time around (cca 2010 or so)
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform it worked fine,
i played heroes etc on it last time around (cca 2010 or so)
☟︎ mircea_popescu: and
i can't write, because
i need a reference
i can no longer find.
i have no fucking idea how to fix this sort of problem, nor do
i truly speaking expect it'll ever get fixed. so w/e,
i guess ima trash this thousand words and move on. except the specter of "there's an X% chance you won't be able to complete the article you wish to write" is sufficiently chilling to permanently discourage one from even starting.
mircea_popescu: well so let's see here :
i can't play, because after sinking however many hours in chasing dependencies and fixing assorted if widely distributed breakage the end story is that "foss" has managed to really give the whole game away -- there is ONE chain, consisting of play on linux so-and-so using wine-so-and-so on ubuntu this-and-that, and you pray it works -- because if it doesn't work, THAT IS IT, "there was an error" li
☟︎ diana_coman:
I'm not sure the 2 groups are any different really
mircea_popescu: so
i brought back screen to manage the term sessions for these idiots. THIS is the sense of progress : from 10.04 to 18.04, they lost terminal management,
i'm back to screen.
i didn't actually use it in 10.04
mircea_popescu: and speaking of terrible accessibility : they changed the taskbar structure from purely linear to a sorta broken tree, so that all terminals snap together into a single terminal icon (holy shit WHY, everyone's taskbar is 90% terms and that is THE ONLY REASON to even HAVE clickable taskbars) so now
i have to do two clicks, one to bring up a derpy bubble and a second to bring up the wanted terminal, which blows btw because n
a111: Logged on 2019-06-19 19:59 mircea_popescu: meanwhile continuing the
http://btcbase.org/log/2019-06-19#1918697 nonsense : wine doesn't work worth a shit on the new ubuntu. it never worked splendidly, granted, but it was quite workable last
i looked into this half decade ago. it degraded significantly. for instance, after a bunch of installing various,
i'm left with a taskbar fulla dead icons. (well, in fairness they bring up a transparent exclamation point in a tria
a111: Logged on 2019-06-02 15:50 mircea_popescu: remarkable just how useless computers are these days. so first,
i chugged in 2gb of ubuntu. the moment it came up it wanted to get a further 450mb of "updates". then it turns out ~every game out there has pretty much outsourced its distribution (and,
i suspect, debugging, such as it is) to steam (with a minor gog presence as well). so you gotta install steam. that's only 50mb or so, but a third layer by now.
mircea_popescu: so one, obviously, is stuck installing a proper wine on the system, because fuck me if
i'm not getting off beginner island (VERY fucking annoying manifestation of the bug -- crashes you in the final battle, with that asswipe eric).
BingoBoingo:
I remember very recently back in the US the power was out for an extended period of time because it was summer and the line carrying power into town caught fire.
BingoBoingo: Not particularly, but the local news has to do the panic thing to make ad sales
I guess.
BingoBoingo: AHA, yes.
I have seen the Win10 ad machine in a zoo!
mircea_popescu: meanwhile
i actually got this thing going. you ever played the kb franchise ?
mircea_popescu: oh, no, it's so accessible and usable and progressed,
i dunno what you could be griping about
mircea_popescu: but
i was trying to get king's bounty legends of the north booted.
mircea_popescu: this damned thing is almost exactly windows,
i dunno why even bother with emulators, should just run win binaries native by now.
mircea_popescu: for instance of what
i mean by "any way" : you'd expect kill $(ps aux | grep wine | cut -f2 -d" "| awk '{print $1}') will do it. and indeed it kills DOZENS of processes.
a111: Logged on 2019-06-19 16:30 mircea_popescu:
i could keep on forever -- old one, had directly accessible screen resolution switcher. new one -- does not, so that if (for instance!) your settlers 4 wine installation fucks the screen leaving it in 800x600 mode upon closure, either you know to xrandr -q xrandr --output --mode directly, or else you reboot.
mircea_popescu: meanwhile continuing the
http://btcbase.org/log/2019-06-19#1918697 nonsense : wine doesn't work worth a shit on the new ubuntu. it never worked splendidly, granted, but it was quite workable last
i looked into this half decade ago. it degraded significantly. for instance, after a bunch of installing various,
i'm left with a taskbar fulla dead icons. (well, in fairness they bring up a transparent exclamation point in a tria
☝︎☟︎ mircea_popescu: what can
i tell you. u;ltimately all things are baubleds/.
mircea_popescu: which is the deep problem here : in socialist economy this class of "
i made 20mn being smart" thing no longer exists.
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: From what
I understand the chinese commercial fishing vessels tend to not get customs checked with any frequency
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: Quite a few boats
I suspect are on the whisper market in kinda the same way just about any piece of real estate in the city has a price if you bother to ask.
mircea_popescu: the yachting thing was pretty big in the... well, the 90s mostly,
i'd say.