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douchebag: I'm just wondering how
that sorry execuse for a
tit pic
took a whole fucking hour
douchebag: i
think it's one of
them cheap phones mexicans have
mircea_popescu: i
thought
the whole point of "smart"phones was
the camera.
douchebag: Coco1997: Get
the fuck out of here
trinque still has
two purchased fg
that need bolted in
trinque: ben_vulpes: can I still get
that cost breakdown for courier service? maybe I want
to
try keistering something else down
to bbstan at a later date.
ben_vulpes: pretty sure
the remaining slot was booked for s.mg
mod6: I could be wrong
too.
mircea_popescu: aite, so
then : asciilifeform had a spare slot from what i understand, when he leaves in a coupla weeks he can haul it over for you. i'll even cover
the cost on nsa's budget as a donatrion
to
the foundation.
mod6: It wasn't lost in
transit, when ben_vulpes was at
the airport, he had his wife come and pick it up from
there
to 'cut-weight'. It's safe in his care.
mod6: The current
thinking is
that
this server still here will be racked locally
to make use of it; as soon as we have pricing, and maybe a less item of less value shipped successfully, we'll have
this one couriered down
to Pizarro.
mod6: So
the one server was left behind at
the airport
to cut-weight.
mod6: So here I am writing up
the SoBA, looking for a log reference
to where either I or ben_vulpes said
that only *one* of
The Foundation's
Two (newly bought servers for Pizarro racking) made it down
there.
mircea_popescu: who
the hell knows what extra crap mixtape.moe rando site adds
to
the mix
douchebag: Eh, a lot of
these girls aren't really into
the whole posting pics online and stuff, but when money is involved
they change
their mind lol
mircea_popescu: for all
the "everything is connected" and "knowledge at fingertips" blather,
the marginal utility of information seems rather iron age.
mircea_popescu: douchebag you know,
this abundance of girls willing
to do it but who've not ever done it before suggests
to me
the brave new world of pantsuit is really very economically inefficient.
mircea_popescu: Coco1997 i don't image you have links
to previous work ?
Coco1997: hey im here
to show you my
tits
douchebag: mircea_popescu: You ready
to see some more
tits? I've had a number of women who were inquring about
the offer
mircea_popescu: i suspect by now "autistic" is
the equivalent of
the 1800s "friend". "one of ours" as opposed
to "one of
theirs"
☟︎ ave1:
http://btcbase.org/log/2018-03-29#1791023, mod6, did you run gprbuild -v in
the directory containing vdiff.gpr, it did not seem
to pick it up (it does with my local gprbuild, which has same version etc as yours).? It should show
the absolute path
to
the gcc
that is used during
the build.
☝︎ mircea_popescu: doods living
there own (well, "own") $1-5000 houses
they made
themselves, generally by buying planks/metal/whatever and hooking it up with
the cousins. universally one level, and
then 2-5 cars, more or less broken down, worth another 2-5k
mircea_popescu: basically road rings connected
to road stems, like a fungus.
mircea_popescu: item is literally a
traffic jam in itself, perpetual, unyielding, eternal.
mircea_popescu: ben_vulpes
they have
these favela-like
things here ("hatillo 1
through hatillo 30 or some shit). you couldn't believe what
traffic jams
they create.
BingoBoingo: The 900 USD new 100
to 125 cc chinese polleritas here are largely
the same deal
BingoBoingo: lol, haven't seen any of
those here yet but I imagine
they are coming
mircea_popescu: in other lulz, news from india :
tata came up with a $2500 car. "nano". it has... no 0-60, because it goes 45 at
the most.
☟︎ ave1: asciilifeform:
thx will
try! never went
this deep before
mircea_popescu: that was more of an... extended bootloader ? but anyways,
the lines get blurry
mircea_popescu: holy fuck i
think we just published
the first version of
tmsr-kernel
ave1: I'll
try it
the coming weeks, I have a minimal ada anyway
mod6: ave1: lol, sorry man. lemme re-do
that for ya.
ave1: Well now I have
to get back and study
that part
ave1: hmm, it seems
to me
the whole init stuf does not use syscall, but instead expects linux
to have provided pointers at specific places (for argv and freinds)
mircea_popescu: anyway, let's restate : "since you're stuck with a c library anyway as long as you're on c-machine, at
the very least
to do init and end ; and since musl is not
that
terrible and only links what you use anyway ; just use it and be done with
the headache --
the alternative is bloating ada with nonsense"
ave1: now I'll have
to rescan
the logs, never noticed it so far
ave1: So as long as
the MUSL C library development stays sane, I would say follow it.
ave1: And if you want
to do
this for a C program, you will end up with much
the same code as MUSL.
ave1: So you've written
that part in Ada but it's more clumsy as it would have been in C (because your shuffling around with C arrays)
ave1: Cool
the loggers are fighting
mimisbrunnr: Logged on 2018-03-29 08:15 ave1: For musl
the initialization / finalization part is minimal and easy
to read, for gnu lib C it is not and part of it used code from
the dynamic linking library.
a111: Logged on 2018-03-29 14:43 mircea_popescu:
http://logs.bvulpes.com/trilema?d=2018-3-29#321590 << so basically
the way i'm interpreting what you're saying is, "there's no practical way
to have no c library on a c system ; but if you want just
the init and end
that can be done quite minimalistically and forgetaboutit."
ave1:
http://btcbase.org/log/2018-03-29#1790899, I'm saying use
the musl C library for
the "no C library on a C machine", if you do all
the
things it does yourself, you get
the same kind of code. For example, you could do
this all in ADA but you'll still have
to shuffle pointers around and get
this "unsafe" but it's written in Ada code.
☝︎ mircea_popescu: and obviously 2009 vintage also works. so in between
those
mircea_popescu: PHP 5.5.30 (cli) (built: Dec 22 2015 01:39:33) works
tho
mircea_popescu: john baku belongs working for
the usg, he's just about dumb enough.
mircea_popescu: fucking imagine
this imbecile of a "software engineer" from canada, who implements security via a php script
the victim has
to load for it
to catch.
mircea_popescu: now, obviously
the browser auto-follows
that and gets
the chimp locked. however curl does not, and consequently...
THE LOCKING EXPIRES. in less
than a day.
mircea_popescu: there's, of course, nothing mysterious about it : it counts pageloads and 404 hits. for
the walker
this later point is of course
the concern, you have
to carefully avoid getting
too many 404s per interval.
mircea_popescu: ok,
this is a gem of a lulz item
the likes of which one can only encounter on
the web.