120100+ entries in 0.078s
trinque: I'm just
telling you
tools will want
things you're muntzing, so why bother
trying
to fix
trinque: I'm not here
to defend HTTP, you are, by
trying
to fix it
trinque: "do I already have
the item at $path" and "how big is
the item at $path" are interesting questions without
the server beginning
to
transmit
the item itself.
☟︎ trinque: there is no magic amount of space on
the receiving end
that will always be
there!
trinque: lets say you use your "magic file" for mirroring, manifest,
then what when
the manifest is very large?
trinque: bahaha, yes, you can
time your control-c *just so*
that you get only headers
☟︎ trinque: and furthermore
the idea
that providing just
the headers, which already exists as a codepath, and
then bailing, adds mb, is idiotic
trinque: should
the fs require you read() whole file
to know file metadata?
trinque: I will not use an item
that can't give me metadata for a given path without loading
the potentially gigantic item itself
trinque: you're going
to what, download
the whole hundreds of gb every
time you sync?
☟︎ trinque: ^ how are you going
to know whether item over
there changed without HEAD
trinque waits patiently for a gossipd atop which
to redo hypertext
☟︎ trinque: eh
the no-prices
thing is an orc haggling
thing
BingoBoingo: Beating
the garbage
truck
to
the dumpster seems
to be a substantial activity here.
BingoBoingo: Still haven't found it. Most of
the local scrapping industry
tends
to center around hawking junk finds at la Feria
Tristan Narvaja on Sundays.
BingoBoingo: Still,
they get an email along
the lines of "I am scaling up my business here in Uruguay and need a bunch of 1U server boxes. What can you get as whole computers or empty cases?
☟︎ BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: Gotta inquire because
the shops dun know how
to web right
BingoBoingo: <trinque> BingoBoingo: when do you anticipate having a final number for 1U of space, and when do you plan on beginning
to rack customer machines? << I am putting out solicitations for hardware again
to
the local shops
today. Will squeeze in a pricing post
today for
the Republic's consideration.
BingoBoingo: <asciilifeform> mod6:
try as i might, i can't picture how a photo would help
to exploit yer box ( aside from
the 'tells enemy which rack
to dynamite' aspect, but mp_en_viaje addressed
that one earlier ) << Ah, datacenter fellow expressed some bemused curiosity about
the unbranded Qntra machine. Apparently everything else is plastered in brand names because latino rather
than assembled into generic steel chicom chassis
ave1: strange
that in disasm I see call <fz_...>, but will
try more!
ave1: Ok I will check further into
the code, bbl
ave1: So, I started
to
try commandline options
ave1: I was debugging
the code and saw
that
the functions where not inlined "FZ_Clear", "FZ_*" etc.
ave1: o wait,
that is only in combination with "-gnatN", so ignore
the Inline_Always comment
ave1: i.e. when running with "-gnatwa", I get " warning: pragma appears
too late, ignored"
ave1: also,
The "Inline_Always" pragma's seem
to in
the wrong part of
the code (but does not help moving"
ave1: asciilifeform, I'm reading
trough chapter 2 and I've
tried
to get inlining
to work, but so far have failed, nothing gets inlined outside of
the defining module!
a111: Logged on 2018-02-02 01:29 asciilifeform: aha. recall,
there was at least 1 occasion of
trilema server growing legs and walking away
trinque has services
that can get by on a pretty humble machine, static HTML and IRC bots
trinque: I would rather see a sampling of potential machines
than
to guess at what might be available.
trinque: BingoBoingo: when do you anticipate having a final number for 1U of space, and when do you plan on beginning
to rack customer machines?
deedbot: trinque updated rating of BingoBoingo from 1
to 3 << went on a long march and resurrected
the Herald
a111: Logged on 2017-07-19 19:00 asciilifeform: i have 'p' structured such
that all it wants i/o-wise is a 'getbyte' and 'putbyte'
that operator can replace with whatever
a111: Logged on 2018-02-02 01:11 mp_en_viaje:
http://btcbase.org/log/2018-02-01#1779163 <<
the
theory is
that very smooth, object files can be linked
together directly.
the
testing of
this
theory is
the most valuable part of
trying it early.
mod6: apologies for
the disruption. carry on!
mod6: my first inclination is
to cut down as many attack vectors as possible. real or imagined.
the imaginary ones can be rooted out
through a bit of
thinking / conversation with intelligent folks.
mod6: im not sure if
that was english.
mod6: this may be an asinine
thread i started here, but i'd rather be
thinking
this way - defensive, even if asinine, and
then
think/talk it out.
mod6: anyway,
this is probably nonsense.
mod6: yeah, I don't
think ours will even have
that anyway. BUT,
the point stand
that, I didn't build it; who knows what nasty pitfalls are in
there.
mod6: so, i've heard like nasty
things about some of
these boxes with like
the lights out management
thing, and whatever.
mod6: annnnyway,
this is probably nonsense. carry on!