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mod6: will certainly be revisiting all of this in August.
mod6: asciilifeform: hey, ya, thanks.
mod6: But if looking for a useful task...
mod6: i've done this before, I was saying in here, but.. it's been a good while since. Might be worth another gathering. If that's a bit boring or whatever, don't worry, I can tackle this later.
mod6: however, this is a decent opportunity to go a head, build with the build script, save all your terminal output to say a `script` into typescript or whatever bash logging you wanna do, and gather up the list of deps buildroot pulls so I can start to climb that mountain.
mod6: <+shinohai> I know you're gonna hate me, but I'm gonna stuff it all in an iso and try a build later with no internetz again << this /should/ fail. because buildroot won't be able to pull all of its stuff down.
☟︎☟︎ mod6: i was gonna do it late lasntight, but was getting too late.
mod6: you already did all that!? ^5
mod6: if that stuff works well, then will probably pass around for others to try before it's deed-ified
mod6: so i need to still do some negative testing; i need to kinda run the script a section at a time. and in each section, exiting after it pulls an artifact, diddle the signature by hand on the fs, then resume; this should cause the signature check to fail, and the signature conditional to exit the script with an error as designed.
mod6: ah. yeah might still be some changes to come if something doesn't pass the tests. so be prepared for that eventuallity until V99994 is placed in deedbot.
mod6: Previously we were checking this, but I don't know if it was failing properly if there was a bad sig.
mod6: So, yeah, added in the pull of the deeds, the checking of the sigs, uudecoded, and checked the output hashes. not just on the craptastic four; also put in explicit sig checking on the rotor and V.
mod6: <shinohai> Got your telegram, worked smooth. Tested on Gentto and Debian, will update on Ubuntu. << hey thanks!
mod6: hopefully we can get those ones in, and work towards getting the whole wad frozen.
mod6: <+mircea_popescu> mod6 yeah, i recall. << iirc, there was a whole pile of these second level deps. i seem to remember that at the time, there wasn't a plan in place for how to climb the mountain there. but with the primary artifacts now deeded, we have a pattern.
mod6: I'd have to dig through the logs. I'll turn my attention to that at some point soon after I get an updated build script out there.
mod6: I'm trying to remember the specifics. I can't seem to recall too much about it.
mod6: <+mircea_popescu>
http://btcbase.org/log/2016-07-28#1510902 << this is a good point, actually. gotta be looked into, sealing gotta seal all the crevices. << noted. I dug into this at one point, but got side tracked by other pressing things that came up at the time.
☝︎ mod6: <+trinque> ey mod6 ^ << hey, thanks again trinque. o7
mod6: thanks trinque, this thing works great
mod6: asciilifeform: i was tinkering with that... for a bit.
mod6: and also sourceforge was down too.
mod6: we need a place where we can grab these.
mod6: i've been running into a bunch of instances lately where the download sites for these artifacts have been down/unavailable.
mod6: haha. traverse-all-the-sites.jpg
mod6: helps to tell it where to find the thing :D
mod6: this one is only 6.9M
mod6: $deed buildroot-2015.05.tar.gz.uu.asc
mod6: next biggest one is 30M
mod6: ok, got ~8 minutes.
mod6: maybe we're not gonna make it, should have waited.
mod6: do I need to load from wotpaste or dpaste? or can I load from mod6.net?
mod6: <+trinque> that was buildroot << awesome! thanks for putting that in there.
mod6: shinohai: hey cool!
mod6: I'll see what I can find. Will let you guys know.
mod6: Sounds fair. I just got the latex style ones for my hand-rolled first aid kits.
mod6: alright, i'll have to get something like those. will report (with pics?) when I get the next couple of rabbits.
mod6: <+mircea_popescu> fawn i mean. << sure.
mod6: i've been stabbed by a number of phesant bones while cuttign them up. sucks.
mod6: <+mircea_popescu> get those fucking fine steel mesh rubbered, pro gloves. << oh ok
mod6: or maybe they're not latex .. whatever they use these days.
mod6: yeah, i got a few boxes of latex ones around the house.
mod6: Aight, next few that I get from the dog, will check 'em out.
mod6: During the cleaning process, be sure to wear gloves, and hunters should examine the external surfaces of the rabbit for any infected areas. ALWAYS check the liver for the appearance of white or yellow spots.
mod6: oh huh, what do i look for? just some fatty deposits or some sort of cirrohsis<sp>?
mod6: haha. she probably trapped 'em again.
mod6: people say not to eat the rabbits around here because of all the lawn fertilizers and things. not sure if that's accurate or not.
mod6: Get your late-night gardening tips, right here at TMSR.
mod6: <+mircea_popescu> maybe train your cat to decapitate rabbits ? << dog gets a bunch. but apparently not enough.
mod6: oh does that do the trick?
mod6: Fuckin rabbits ate the shit out of my zuccs.
mod6: Yeah, i need that for sure. I also need to build better trellises or something for the cucumbers & other vines. And probably better boxes for some of things.
mod6: so already feels like a lot less.
mod6: those turned out good. only have 9 plants this year, as opposed to last years 22.
mod6: oh harvested some tomatoes too -- one roma and ~10 cherry ones.
mod6: yeah, I think that's a decent idea.
mod6: i did eat quite a bit of it before it shot up though. so that was pretty cool.
mod6: yea, had no clue about bolting. learning as I go kinda :/
mod6: will replant later this summer in hopes of a fall harvest before the frost starts.
mod6: Also turns out that my romaine lettuce had "bolted" which is why it grew so high. got a bit of a bitter taste to it. this bolting process is basically when it's ready to flower, sometimes because of stress. so i cut 'em down.
mod6: gonna try doing some refridgerator pickles first. will "can" a few probably when i get a few more... excited to try this out
mod6: mine grew a lot too. i did harvest a few pickling cucumbers today. at least enough for two Kerr jars worth.
mod6: yeah, was an absolute blazer up here last week. but starting saturday, quite a bit of rain.
mod6: once we're happy with what they look like, we can deedbot 'em.
mod6: so anyway, i'll prepare the rest of these as well as a more refined disclaimer. clearsign them, and pass 'em around for some testing.
mod6: <+mircea_popescu> so apparently turkey's burning up << yeah saw that.
mod6: this is even a bit easier than i thought, looks like uudecode will just take the whole ball of wax and parse out the base64 part on its own:
mod6: thanks for your input!