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mp_en_viaje: even as we speak
the dumb cunts over at uruguay are "trying
to resolve amiably"
through
the age old process of "we fuck shit up and you agree with us it's okay"
mp_en_viaje: asciilifeform, custom nothing, it's on
the list of your very personal peculiarities, if it ever was a custom it went out with
the divine right of kings
mp_en_viaje: for some reason
the detergent here smells like bubblegum, i smell like i've spent yesterday evening knee deep in
thirteen year old and
trying
to re-collect all my shit strewn all over
the place is like looking for car playing card
things
diana_coman: asciilifeform: python version on dulap is 3.5.4
though or what happened here?!
mp_en_viaje: asciilifeform, your
tireless effort
to help bridge minigame over is indeed quite
touching.
diana_coman: ah, krankendenken got switched in place in private subscribes
too, yee;
thank you spyked.
spyked: lobbes, all done! new feed looks in order from
this side, lemme know if you notice anything wrong
diana_coman: asciilifeform: can happily report success on
the very same amd fx !
lobbes: likewise, I've got a RedirectMatch set up
that is pointing all old blog.lobbesblog links
to
the new url (assuming I don't change my permalink structure). Everything seems
to be functional (server-side select, footnotes) except for
the archives dropdown, for whatever reason. Not very pertinent
though, so I'll worry about
that later.
lobbes: ("blog.lobbesblog" was indeed
clunky so I figured I'd
take
this opportunity
to rebrand)
BingoBoingo: I've been sent uniformative graphs
that list IPs suggesting
that whatever happened
to
the network, it didn't happen
to my portion of Latecho's range alone per addresses printed on
the graphics
they sent. Here in
the dark, hypotheses were made, but no useful information was ever delivered.
BingoBoingo: I suspect
they do not have a legal department at
their present staffing level.
BingoBoingo: At some point earlier I did name drop Doctors
Tristan Narvaja and Eduardo Acevedo Maturana as
the authors of some good prose.
The local civil code is
the first guy's work. Local commercial code a collaboration, but mostly
the second guy.
BingoBoingo: Maybe I'm projecting
too much from having seen his face go pale, but... my Maxi simulator with its admitedly small data set... it reads hedging and fear.
mp_en_viaje: BingoBoingo, nah, it reads like "legal
told us we'll prolly end up paying
through
the nose and we
told
them we know better an' now gonna prove it! PEOPLE DO ANYTHING WE
TELL
THEM
TO!!!"
BingoBoingo: The remaining months of
the contract, if
they'd performed would have grossed for
them maybe enough for
them
to get an ancient VW "Kombi" in
the local automotive market
that may or may not run. Maxi's "we want
to work in an amicable way
to finish
this contract" sounds a lot like
they want
to say "please pay us
to
term even
though we have become non-performant" while at
the same
time betraying
the lack of balls and/or justification for
BingoBoingo: By contrast Based on
the Monday sit down, if Oscar was empowered
to act as a
telecom manager in
the way his
title suggests... Maybe
the week could have played out differently.
Then again if I had a magic clicker
that reset
time back five minutes every
time I clacked it, I may have never made it past age 5 or 13 much less 30 due
to juvenile min-max attempts. But hypotheticals are hypotheticals.
mp_en_viaje: basically place got its careerwoman/retard,
they
tend
to ruin
things in exactly
this manner.
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: Since
this collapse started and
this Maxi fellow appeared... Based on
the Monday sit down Maxi would be a walking
talking
tort generator in a common law jurisdiction. Here in
this Roman law jurisdiction he seems
to be actively generating breaches, non-performance, and faltas. He's been shooting from
the hip and clearly been a detriment
to his apparently absentee boss.
BingoBoingo: I'm going
to start shifting gears
towards other parts of
the cleanup while
they sweat.
BingoBoingo: Well,
they can sweat
this weekend. I would rather not dedicate my life forever
to ramming
the baton up
the assholes, but delivering
the breaking of
the balls
this week... It's been more
than cathartic. My parents dun went and raised me wrong.
mp_en_viaje: or just walk away from it altogether, if you don't feel like dedicating however many weeks/months of your future life
to raming
the baton up some anon idiots' asshole.
mp_en_viaje: and, i suppose, file a complaint for
theft with your local police station, listing what you recall of what
they made off with "and others", and whatever, $10k or w/e
the aggregate cost fairly was.
mp_en_viaje: maybe, i guess, something like "I'm happy you understand
the significant financial liabilty your misbehaviour over
the past week exposes you
to. We may consider a significant compensation offer ; but in principle we'd much rather pursue
the matter
through
the legal system, so as
to bring you as close
to never being able
to perpetuate such in
the future as at all possible."
BingoBoingo received a response
http://paste.deedbot.org/?id=ASca Note 1. In some of
the useless graphs
they shared, it appeared IPs outside
the pizarro range
though inside
the latech range had been
targeted. Note 2. All
that had been said before with respect
to CenturyLink is
that CenturyLink wasn't answering inqueries from either Dedicado or CenturyLink
BingoBoingo: Fellow in
the local network has offered
to make some introductions with respect
to some potential future work oportunities in country.
BingoBoingo: Likely going
to end up having
to fabricate boxes fot
the servers requesting shipping, aside from
the "phd assembly line" aspect doable.
ossabot: Logged on 2019-10-11 11:57:49 mp_en_viaje: "Inasmuch as my key doesn't work and you seem dedicated
to ignoring even
the lowest level of service coinceivable, I'm guessing my contract ends
through your egregious breach and ends up litigated as fraud ?"
BingoBoingo: Meanwhile 34 KKKalifornia counties are going
to lose power for up
to 5 days in
the name of safety. As
the driving rain continues outside.
BingoBoingo: mp_en_viaje: I'm still inclined
to assemble chapter and verse before firing off anything. Not like another up
to 48 hours of
their sweat is going
to damage anything.
mp_en_viaje: "Inasmuch as my key doesn't work and you seem dedicated
to ignoring even
the lowest level of service coinceivable, I'm guessing my contract ends
through your egregious breach and ends up litigated as fraud ?"
BingoBoingo: mp_en_viaje: Indeed. It's like... WTF
they don't expect folks
to do
their own manual labor and
their don't expect folks
to do
their own reading either
mp_en_viaje: BingoBoingo, sadly ; hence
the opening of
the discussion.
mp_en_viaje: BingoBoingo, lmao, so
they don't answer re your key but whine about your contract ?
BingoBoingo: <mp_en_viaje> eventually ima hve
to rely on something. << In light of
the current mess, probably a lot of somethings available readily in volume.
mp_en_viaje: and i'd like
to get
the new assumptions -- if not correct ; at least closer
to.
mp_en_viaje: now i am forced
to rebuild, around new assumptions.
ossabot: Logged on 2019-10-11 11:43:50 asciilifeform: if mp_en_viaje , diana_coman , et al, ran
the risk/roi calculation and it only came out in favour of FG vs. intel rng because
thought
that piz could never die or
that iron can be
teleported , but w/ dead piz and realization
that cannot be
teleported -- goes other way,
then so wills allah -- but asciilifeform objects
to
the accusation of 'scam'. erryone knew for what signed up.
BingoBoingo: So after playing dumb with
the keys recieved
this. After
the running around part of
the day's
tasks plan
to assemble something quoting chapter and verse while at
the same
time requesting we both work out a way
to
take
this mess of a contract off our books in an amicable manner without making
things more expensive
than necessary. In no hurry
to send anything off yet.
mp_en_viaje: it's a broken fucking mindset keeps producing
the same
type of error, "oh, we blackholed it". duh. because why, because in
the imaginary world
they live in,
the cost
to
that is arbitratrily and self-allotedly 0.
diana_coman: mp_en_viaje: yes; I'll start
today and hopefully it won't
take *that* long (no real idea
though).
diana_coman: this freenode-issue is
to my eyes quite close
to
the isp-issue really
mp_en_viaje: even
tcp'd have been ok by itself.
the "pingpacket"
thing is dumb.
diana_coman: mp_en_viaje: I'll run it, as promised on all amd around, at
the very least; will at least have *something*
to say after
that, I guess.
mp_en_viaje: everything would be absolutely fine, if not for freenode misdesign, giving a damned ping packet
too much power
mp_en_viaje: asciilifeform, no, it's a simple statistical
thing, occasionally manages
to spew out enough junk so
that
the magic freenode packet is in
the left out part of
the spew
mp_en_viaje: so my megapipe is occasionally overwhelmed. so what. "oh, if you're receiving 2Gbps just when freenode decided
to issue ping, you've a 50-50 shot at an exact equialent of latechco
technology of blackholing, you have
to remake
the whle fucking connection" holy shit where
the fuck do
they crawl from
mp_en_viaje: incidentally,
this "ping" design whereby ONE PACKET stands for
the connection, and if it is lost you're dc'd is so fucking dumb
diana_coman: asciilifeform: why do you keep going on about
the FG. Nobody said
the FG were
the
trouble, wtf.
ossabot: Logged on 2019-10-11 11:24:30 asciilifeform: cuz asciilifeform
too stupid
to run a piz. but can have all
the parts you need, w/ worldwide deliv, at cost.
mp_en_viaje: dia i don't propose you should die with
that horse. give it a fair run down, and report.
diana_coman: mp_en_viaje: I am hesitating re my exhaustion because I'm not sure
that is much of a measure otherwise; sure, I can and will
try it at least on what I already have and if it works,
there is at least
that data.
diana_coman: now ofc how
the fuck
to "test
to exhaustion" here, not like I have
the full range of amd and I'm not living in a dc either, ugh.
mp_en_viaje: so let's revisit it once more when you have an answer
to
the above.
mp_en_viaje: now,
to continue
the original diana_coman q : it seems maybe we don't have
to answer
this in any definitive sense just yet
mp_en_viaje: i was not discussing fg specifically nor do i intend
to in
this context.
mp_en_viaje: i had no objection
to
the run -- and paid for it ; pizarro failed.
the expectation
that
this may be sustained in
the general will need more bones and
tears
than mere "oh, socialism good idea poorly applied" level nonsense.
diana_coman: asciilifeform: if I got
this straight, you say
the "specific" here is simply "any amd" , right?
mp_en_viaje: IF one buys on
the principle of customization, rather
than commodification,
THEREFORE one also buys
the downstream. and, upon examination rather
than
theory,
the downstream shows itself more expensive
than
thought, and may yet show itself more expensive
than humanly sustainable.
mp_en_viaje: asciilifeform, yes, but
the problem is with "specified
type".
mp_en_viaje: so, i guess 1 can lay pending for a while, see what comes of
this
test.
mp_en_viaje: this is certainly worth checking
to exhaustion, because, obviously (and if not obviously, stated above), pizarro's failure is not merely a business matter, but also has serious intellectual repercussions.
diana_coman: hm, I suppose now I'll have
to
test it on various amd I have around
diana_coman: asciilifeform: eh, recompile kernel
to fit
that, at
the very least, no?
diana_coman: asciilifeform: yes, but I need
to get precisely same hardware
too,
that opteron etc.
mp_en_viaje: and, as a general point, living in environments
this elaborate is expensive and dangerous.
mp_en_viaje: as
things stand right now, in point of fact as diana_coman might well point out,
the ~one argument available from strict minigame pov as
to why even get
test server
there was "save on
the hassle of
trying
to reproduce env".