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trinque: rce isn't
the only
thing
that'd be interesting, even cpu bog-down or mem usage DoS would be relevant
to staying at
the front of
the chain.
☟︎ ben_vulpes: "audits can only show presence of holes, never
the absence" or how did it go
trinque: and obviously
that wouldn't be reason
to develop a false sense of security either.
ben_vulpes: today's marvelous self-licking ice-cream-cone: surgeon general suggests
that everyone near
to folks at risk for overdosing on fentanyl and friends carry naxalone. i for one can't wait
to see what
the new equilibrium intake rate is without mortality risk looming.
trinque: ftr if
the report is "trb's deps are not susceptible
to any known RCE"
that'd be a fine
thing
to see written up
too
trinque: gotta give
the guy worthwhile
targets
to see
trinque: asciilifeform: in general you're probably right,
though in general not most are persistent enough
to join
the republic.
ave1: well shipping from US has
taken anything from 1
to 4 weeks in
the past
a111: Logged on 2018-04-04 19:52 asciilifeform: meanwhile on
the chinesium front, asciilifeform was pretty close
to
throwing out
the 'rockchip'
this morn., when saw
that every few hrs it read-retries
the sd flash. but apparently harmless eggog: comes from certain sad levelling firmwares ,
they cannot keep up with
the host
ave1: asciilifeform, I can only find gnats for ubuntu/debian and alpine linux. Also GNAT pro seems
to support arm64.
a111: Logged on 2018-04-05 03:17 asciilifeform: but annoying
that nobody seems
to have ever published one or mentioned
the existence.
trinque: (and obviously, ~I do not use
the
trb wallet~)
trinque wonders if douchebag realizes what useful work it'd be,
to know how easily
trb nodes can be popped, given
that
the wallet will of course have
to be sitting right
there, with same permissions, on same box, and etc
☟︎ ben_vulpes: don't want
to distract you from your
trinquechores
tho
ben_vulpes: douchebag: oh candi_lustt is eminently poppable btw, wonder if you can figure out how
to
deedbot: ben_vulpes paid
trinque invoice 4
lobbes: Ah yes, "moderate rebels". Man, it'd be lulzy
to have a
timeline of various fishwrap lifecycles. E.g. "hole in ozone layer" > "global warming" > "climate change"
☟︎ mircea_popescu: the moderate rebels of syria, shooting rockets at
the elected government. an'
the moderate rebels of ukraina, shooting rockets at civillian airplanes.
lobbes: Incidentally, anyone remember
the
term "freedom fighter"? I.e. "terrorist
that is aligned with
the Empire". Almost never heard in Incan media anymore it seems
mircea_popescu: lol so in
the end ns1/ns2.qntra.net are
the pizarro nameservers ?
☟︎ lobbes: Archive PSA: Semi-automatic archiving has resumed via my "manual" pulling of
the crank at irregular intervals as a
temporary "stop gap" solution. Fully automatic archiving
to resume once I plug my security holes and build a sane parser for urls
mircea_popescu: #ada is asleep ; and in other lulz dbotton disappeared. (guy used
to run getadanow.com, maybe still does)
mircea_popescu: avoidable. sooner or later
the bootstrap problem kicks in.
mircea_popescu: other
than
that,
there's also
the spoon+swamp of "get sorta-gnat compiled on arm64 freebsd, use
that
to compile real gnat, use
that
to..."
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform indeed ;
the easiest
target is
the upperclass housewife.
mircea_popescu: technologists are universally
treasonous,
that's fundamentally what
the word means, a new face on
the old "bastard", son of no father.
they might go for it.
mircea_popescu: adacore is perhaps
the closest contemporary approximation ; why not pay
them a little for
their pompous if economically dysfunctional "moneymaker" and
then brazenly ask
them
to help you ruin
the whole
thing ?
mircea_popescu: just... here's
the political reasoning : symbolics went
to shit ~in part~ because nobody was
there
to corrupt
the idiots involved into
turning arms against
the empire of stupid
that spawned
them and stab it in
the back.
mircea_popescu: that';s
the point,
the support contract. can ask gingold and actually expect an answer, as opposed
to hope for one.
mircea_popescu: anyway, im pretty sure
the adacore people were fucking around with arm64 at some point. maybe asc gingold or someone ?
mircea_popescu: hey, check out
the blogger from ealirer,
there's enough stream of consciousness commentary
there
to last a legion of
talk
therapist.
mircea_popescu: so
that;s why "nobody has published".
thousand eyes don't do work.
mircea_popescu: seems certain it'll be one of
those intermediate-steps-bootstrapping deals.
mircea_popescu: alternatively, freebsd had a
thing for arm64
that may be able
to compile a gnat capable
to compile your gnat ?
mircea_popescu: listen.
the zynq is a 64 board ; and it's in
the adacore's list of somewhat supported packages.
mircea_popescu: oh, wait, wait. by being
this wikitard style of participative democratic cow. i forgot.
mircea_popescu: "An advertisement costs $250/month or $1250/6 months, plus an extra $50 if you want me
to design it for you. Ads can expect about 10,000
to 20,000 impressions per day. Past ads
that were interesting and well-targeted have gotten about five hundred clickthroughs in
their first week, followed by a steady fifty clickthroughs per week
thereafter." jesus christ, and ~nobody reads it on
top of everything else. how
the fuck do you g
mircea_popescu: he reads
to me like someone on antipsychotic medication. maybe at some point in his youth he was intelligent, i guess, but by now i'd much rather listen
to
the barristas. at least
they giggle.
mircea_popescu: he's not
technically on
the level of
the literate-since-yesterday redditard, but he's very much on
the level right above
that -- zero intellectual curiosity (in spite of a lot of meta herp derping about it), absolutely no critical ability whatsoever, a complete inadherence
to humor, metaphore, rhetorical device, subtext, any sign of an intellectual life whatsoever.
mircea_popescu: i managed
to get
to point X of his ENDLESS "i can
tolerate anything except
the outgroup" "recommended article", after going
through another
two or
three items placed higher on his list of self-recommendations ; but eventually my patience was exhausted.
a111: Logged on 2018-03-31 16:40 mircea_popescu: i would really like a list of "all personal blogs older
than a decade" right about now.
mircea_popescu: aaaanyway, my original curio in
http://btcbase.org/log/2018-03-31#1791647 is very much resolved.
take
the scott alexander fellow from above : he's been around for long enough, writes frequently enough, meets all
the other criteria implied in
the request. he's very VERBOSE
too, and utterly fucking unreadable.
☝︎ mircea_popescu: in simple
terms,
the
terrorists long ago won all possible battles.
they're just not who you
thought would be
the
terrorists.
douchebag: Cyber Warfare is a real deal, and it's going
to continue getting more serious
BigTexasBingo: Mircea_popescu chance of posturing. Requires more digging. Possibly lulz blooming in
the coming weeks, but likely no less
than 10 days
mircea_popescu: anyway. some of
the classical atenian poets stopped
the rain. heck, one even sang his way into hell. he didn't actually accomplish anything down
there, but he ALMOST did.
douchebag: Muslims plotting
terrorists attacks
mircea_popescu: douchebag as above : according
to whom, "the
terrorists" ?
douchebag: mircea_popescu: Some of
the people I have on my stoppped
terrorism via hacking
mircea_popescu: BigTexasBingo link where
trump says anglin did something ?!
BigTexasBingo: (+mircea_popescu) BigTexasBingo according
to mexico ? or
the honduran refugees ? << According
to developing
trumpism and Mexico
mircea_popescu: basically, you're engaging in
the up
to date equivalent of
the athenian poetry competition.