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mircea_popescu: not against overprovisioning and spare gear waiting cold ; but subject
to good deals on good deal, not really a desperation buy
mircea_popescu: weird shit ; i had nfi i'm
that popular with
the russki empire.
mircea_popescu: ifconfig goes from eth0 all
the way down
to eth0:32 on A SINGLE BOX.
that's a /27 range.
mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo i have nfi what's going on
there, but let me point out
trilema has a whole class c (ie, /24) allocated as it is.
mircea_popescu: ben_vulpes : i just spent 10 minutes clicking like a madman
through
the dates of your logs of
trilema-trinque
trilema-mod6 etc. could it be a feature
that if one month contains less
than 2k lines of log
then it is presented as a month by month rather
than as a day by day
thing ?
☟︎ BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: not change
the software ever. Just update
the config files.
BingoBoingo: mircea_popescu:
The switch's routing capabilities don't seem like
they will be able
to handle
the
transition period from our current borrowed /26
to
the regionally allocated /24
a111: Logged on 2018-02-02 21:26 mircea_popescu: phf you can also book with a day+ layover in panama on your way back. for one
thing you get
to see
the place and despise panama for good reason rather
than by hearsay ; for
the other flight over here is ~1hr ~every hour.
BingoBoingo: And for
the mini bbisp conference, any guests other
than just phf?
BingoBoingo: <mircea_popescu> everyone else : he leaves on
the 13th, deadline
to send gear his way say 5 days prior or something like
that << I would like
to add
to
the wishlist a small box capable of being a router. 2+ CPU cores, 3+ NICs, and 4-8 GB of RAM.
Throw a pre clang Openbsd on
there and appliancicize it.
BingoBoingo: brb, going
to check on a machine with virgin hosts file
BingoBoingo: These
things happen.
The interface innovations of outsiders are
the greatest handicap we have.
mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo updated ; hopefully
this
time correctly. apparently
they had a different process
to register
these
than i
thought,
the edit dns zone
tool dun do it.
mircea_popescu: there's a manage dns for
this domain on
the right and a change nameservers on
the
top, and neither have an option for it.
mircea_popescu: it probably is
that i didn't register
the ns with namesilo ; but holy shit, "Go
to
the Domain Manager page within your account Click
the applicable domain name (it will be underlined in black) Click
the "View/Manage Registered NameServers" link within
the "NameServers" box" <<
there is no fucking box with links in it wtf
mircea_popescu: This is likely caused by
the entered NameServers not being created yet."
mircea_popescu: "There was a problem with
the NameServers you entered for
the following domains:
mircea_popescu: "No name servers found at child. No name servers could be found at
the child.
This usually means
that
the child is not configured
to answer queries about
the zone."
mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo i suspect you're right, city size has a large impact on inhabitant idiocy. overlarge cities
train stupidity into dwellers.
BingoBoingo: Glad you enjoyed
the pre-breakfast exercise
mircea_popescu: in other news, woke up with wood,
took
the
tool
to
the little girl's room, picked one of
the delicious butts asleep
there an' fucked her daylights out. or rather i should say nightlights. in any case --
this is
teh
true joy in lyf! whenever you manage an erection, go pick one!
BingoBoingo: <asciilifeform> hmm qntra heathendns still dun resolve? << Whois is still showing
the same information
BingoBoingo: <mircea_popescu>
the people are a lot closer
to
the argentinian (pompous, inept, idle)
than
the
tico (eager, voluble, extrovert) ;
there's better night life but
the 550 mm barometer is unpleasant ; much larger
town but virtually no wild life ; arguably better food in restaurants, but i do prefer my slavegirls cooking anyway. and so on. <<
The size of
the bananastani city seems
to make a
tremendous difference.
BingoBoingo: phf: What sort of accomodation are you looking for? Care
to stay at
the historic Rambler Hostel?
☟︎ ben_vulpes: i emerged @world
three
times and started working
through hanon's piano exercises!
phf: i spent about half hour
trying
to crimp rj45. i completely lost
the skill, nor do i,
turns out, have
the right
tools. you've not lived unless you've
tried
to crimp each individual contact with pliers
mod6: that was last weekend for me. and a new coat of paint
through 35% of
the house.
trinque can pull
the withdraw lever any
time
this evening, no problem.
hanbot: <mircea_popescu> and
they have bicycle lanes, which i find intolerable. << not only lanes; it was claimed by at least one local
that on sundays all principal roads are closed
to cars --bikes only.
phf: jeez,
that's some future
technology
mircea_popescu: everyone else : he leaves on
the 13th, deadline
to send gear his way say 5 days prior or something like
that
phf: oh, it just stays
there until a withdraw?
phf: i don't have a wallet setup with
that
thing, i'll book pay
tomorrow. i'm beat right now and don't want
to fat finger something
mircea_popescu: there's some. in fairness i wasn't
there long enough
to say ; but
the very idea annoys me.
mircea_popescu: and
they have bicycle lanes, which i find intolerable.
mircea_popescu: add
to
that
the dismal (and ridiculously overpriced) real estate, and
the inept regulations (instead of forbidding poor people / locals from owning cars privately,
they came up with
the batshit insane nonsense of banning plates by whether
they're opdd or even on alternate days. and
this isn't an accident,
this is structurally how
they
think.)
mircea_popescu: anyway. perfectly serviceable bananistan, yes. i still prefer cr.
there's a certain advantage
to being able
to drive
to
the beach in a coupla hours any
time.
mircea_popescu: the people are a lot closer
to
the argentinian (pompous, inept, idle)
than
the
tico (eager, voluble, extrovert) ;
there's better night life but
the 550 mm barometer is unpleasant ; much larger
town but virtually no wild life ; arguably better food in restaurants, but i do prefer my slavegirls cooking anyway. and so on.
mircea_popescu: (maria groza, often mentioned
there, deputy foreign minister at
the
time, even made it in "women's movement antologies" and whatnot.
mircea_popescu: if you spend enough
time with anything you end up with an idea of how it goes, be it wine or
typewriter era paperwork.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform
thousand little clues, like
the quality of
the
tape,
the worn-ness of
the letterheads,
types of
typing mistakes (eg, misspelling were unpermitted, missing space uniting words sometimes
tolerated, many such
tiny details)
mircea_popescu: well depends. sure, counts,. but i meant as
the physical photocopy as such
mircea_popescu: so while pretty much every adult romanian saw at least one (often enough in
the shape of, hey, do you know
this guy you've been frioends for 30 years with, since chiuldhood ? well he was
trying
to fuck your wife and get you imprisoned), apparently
there's a NOFORN clause implicit or something, 0 internets.
☟︎ mircea_popescu: tho
there's lots of
them floating about in rosphere, as
there was a lot of wranglking about political policing and so on.
mircea_popescu: anyway, kinda why i included
them. afaik
there exists nowhere online such a
thing, for
the inquiring mind
that might wish
to know how ro declassified documents look in
the first place.
mircea_popescu: however,
these are a) from commie
times so nobody much cares and b)
the most benign of nothingness, what press releases were being shuttled. im not even sure
they were ciphered originally.
mircea_popescu: conceivably
they nuke
the local link if head fails or somesuch.
mircea_popescu: seems, finally, various "fight linkrot" mechanisms use head
to check if item linked sitll exists.
a111: Logged on 2018-02-02 17:03 asciilifeform: i dun even propose
to kill HEAD because it is complicated
to implement -- it isn't, as i understand. but because 'nobody but pinoys ever seemed
to issue a HEAD at asciilifeform's www, in decade+'
mircea_popescu: speaking of
http://btcbase.org/log/2018-02-02#1779624 : $ cat
trilema.txt | grep -c '"HEAD ' > 5936.
this is about 9 hours' worth of log.
turns out mp-wp uses head
to make sure pictures uploaded correctly ;
turns out a lot of economical browsers use head on pics on a page prior
to loading
them,
to check if
they already have
them in
the cache.
☝︎ mircea_popescu: i
thought it's
the browser you get if you can't afford orgasm.
mod6: oh sure. if you're not used
to
that
type of elevation, can
take a lot out of you indeed.
mircea_popescu: and i
tell you, it winds you.
there were some inclines/stairs up
there i had
to
take in
two portions.
mircea_popescu: yeah.
the place where i
took
those pics was 3200 meters
mod6: wow,
the plateau is @ 8660 ft above sea level
too. didn't realize
that.
mod6: from
the higher up shots of
the city, it is quite big isn't it.
mod6: yeah, makes sense. maybe something for next
time 'eh