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mod6: <+mircea_popescu> make
a 4kb key and use it rather than the strange md5 lists or what's that. << RSA too.
mircea_popescu: pick
a strong leader in the form of
a person, build your thing atop pgp sigs and forget the nonsense fiat.
mircea_popescu: that's
a horrible idea if the wya such things work out in practice is any guide.
Jacmet: mircea_popescu: we're currently setting up
a non profit organization around buildroot
mircea_popescu: so get that sane key made, reg it and sign an address, i'll send you
a coin.
mircea_popescu: make
a 4kb key and use it rather than the strange md5 lists or what's that.
mircea_popescu: that would be the one problem - the thing is
a very valuable security asset, should be better protected.
Jacmet: mircea_popescu: got
a mail that you guys were doing something with Buildroot and if I could join?
mircea_popescu: this is like saying "i want
a whaleoctopusdeerkitten" because you dunno how to say girlfriend
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform now stop calling it "tc" and confusing people. concept needs
a new name.
jurov: actually, that's logical conclusion of what you want. instead of "teh stupid +++ --- stuff" make c++ parser, apply
a transform and generate code
mircea_popescu: he's bound to run into
a shitton of resistance of the medium in short order with that thing.
mircea_popescu: which is why one'd expect
a lot more alma matering of stuff like polarbeard's.
assbot: Logged on 21-02-2016 15:48:49; mircea_popescu: listen, if you say "diff should parse scheme" instead of "diff should be turing complete" people'd follow
a lot easier.
mircea_popescu: ok, you know, say that! "i want
a homoiconic thing with lambda", rather than "tc"
phf: i think the idea is to have
a slightly more constrained awk. patchmachine takes string, manipulates it, returns new string
mircea_popescu: in that it's "turing complete in
a purely theoretical sense and with none of the practical overhead
a practical implementation would imply except in those cases where it is clearly and truly needed".
mircea_popescu: there's nothing wrong with treating your baby as
a chunk of bedrock, you know.
mircea_popescu: eh it doesn't pull anything. think about it : it is
a modest, quiet hope, specifically that shiva/b-
a/trb is actually heavy enough that it may pull him.
mircea_popescu: god help the man that takes
a nap during republican times.
ben_vulpes: i figured this for more of
a "half bottle of wine in
a girl's butt" report. entertainment, not science.
mod6: and this is
a gentoo VM? or ubuntu?
phf: i have it running in
a frowned upon state. cmake, llvm, clang
ben_vulpes: and in other nyooz of the weird and strange saga of ben_vulpes endeavoring to set up
a reference implementation on his heathen macintosh, buildroot fails to compile in linux virtual machines of all sorts of flavors
mod6: just only was in
a hurry to get back into sync.
mod6: im making
a `typescript' of the output as well. will post later when its complete.
mod6: the link is above if anyone wants to give it
a try.
mod6: well, someday maybe. still
a dog with fleas.
mod6: then that makes
a bit more sense.
mod6: but, say, normal use; you log in, you get
a shell, you type `ls` and that would just work as expected right?
mod6: im simply curious here, never seen
a pwd fail before.
mod6: jurov: fwiw, i do
a huge % of testing on
a gentoo env with perl 5.20...
mod6: it'd be like doing the same thing in
a bash script: PWD=`pwd`; echo $PWD;
mod6: perl doesn't care about what subprocesses
a unix command may or may not use tho.
mod6: fork() shoudn't even be
a consideration here... im confused.
mod6: pwd is used iirc in v.pl, but only in the contex of it being
a shell out - your environment should execute this and return the result to
a scalar.
mod6: take
a look, i've removed 3 lines: 1. in the comment section where it lists PK's key fingerprint at the top 2. the curl that pulls the sign file for buildroot-2015.05.tar.gz.sign 3. the gpg command that verifies buildroot-2015.05.tar.gz.sign
mod6: so as far as the build-bitcoind-V99995.sh is concerned. let's just check that hash and call it
a day then.
mod6: what we really aught to do is write to that guy, get him to join the wot with
a 4096 bit RSA key, and have him resign all of the bundles.
mod6: im gonna take
a look at that instead.
phf: yeah, korean places are not bad, but i know only of one that caters specifically to koreans (i.e. good heat),
a lot of them are western oriented so massage and facials and such
phf: there's literally 4 places in the entire virgnia-connecticut stretch. maybe there's something up in Massachusetts. there's "east european" places ran by russians but with
a lot of turks, etc. and then there's korean baths. but koreans frown on cold plunges, so they would usually have
a tepid shower/pool
phf: i hnfi. these people do "spas", but the sauna part is typically
a joke
phf: kakobrekla: i went camping in the Appalachian last weekend, -20c w/ winds, but it was awesome. i did just enough trash talking about russian blood to come down with
a flu by thursday...
mod6: anyway, i guess i don't mind, i can add
a part where we check the SHA1 & MD5 of the buildroot artifact and then continue to verify that .sign file.
kakobrekla had
a blast snowboarding the prime slopes of Dolomites region of Alps
danielpbarron: oh mod6, with
a fresh .bitcoin/ directory, your new thing seems to work fine
phf: i recall riastradh making an srfi proposal for
a minimum subset of filesystem operations. could just implement it for tinyscheme
assbot: Logged on 21-02-2016 16:07:32; mircea_popescu: there's been this weirdo trend of (mostly anglo) girls getting worried about their labia minora being "wrong", mostly on account of thgere being
a LOT of natural variation on that score, and anglo chicks being all weird and insecure and sexually inexperienced. plus of course the crazed marketing society, that feeds into all of the above.
assbot: Logged on 21-02-2016 15:39:46; asciilifeform:
http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=21-02-2016#1411879 << imho this will have to be
a thing that is solved in one Final Solution shot, with turing-complete diff. we can NOT have 1,001 incompatible hacked gnudiff variants floating around in attempted use, it is chaos and death by ants.
polarbeard: it works well, but still simple hooks because only
a single callback may be registered per hook, not sure yet if there will be need for callback management
polarbeard: yes, I'm not surprised that you have
a different point of view, and I'm even pleased I think
polarbeard: this is not
a vpatch, don't you see that?
mircea_popescu: there's been this weirdo trend of (mostly anglo) girls getting worried about their labia minora being "wrong", mostly on account of thgere being
a LOT of natural variation on that score, and anglo chicks being all weird and insecure and sexually inexperienced. plus of course the crazed marketing society, that feeds into all of the above.
☟︎ mircea_popescu: "The simplest way to generate
a patch is to use ‘diff -Naur’ (see Tips for Patch Producers), but you might be able to reduce the size of the patch by renaming or removing some files before making the patch. If the older version of the package contains any files that the newer version does not, or if any files have been renamed between the two versions, make
a list of rm and mv commands for the user to execute in th
mircea_popescu: listen, if you say "diff should parse scheme" instead of "diff should be turing complete" people'd follow
a lot easier.
☟︎ mircea_popescu: you can't put
a kernel in every single thing including the diff utility!
assbot: Logged on 21-02-2016 06:02:08; punkman: asciilifeform: (you will have to rename the dir manually, because DIFF IS RETARDED) << I'll do
a punkdiff release this week
mats: i don't see why there would be
a handicap now