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asciilifeform: no allocation!
asciilifeform: mircea_popescu: very easy to filter: reject anything that isn't a valid gossipd packet addressed to your key
asciilifeform: it is relevant to having created this bizarre situation where mircea_popescu thinks that tcp somehow solves ANY of the problems discussed earlier
asciilifeform: except that it doesn't
asciilifeform: as tcp forces.
asciilifeform: they would much rather that everyone announce, for usg's ease of snoopage, when they are beginning to speak, and to whom, for how long, which order the bytes lay down in. ☟︎
asciilifeform: usg never liked the lack of inspectorial insight that udp creates. so they have deliberately set up this situation, long ago
asciilifeform: this is the one and only reason it was ever possible.
asciilifeform: *ddos
asciilifeform: mircea_popescu: realize that udp ddoes only ever existed because the net is willing to route packets 'from victim's' machine to the idiot tv boxes, who 'answer' them
asciilifeform: who tells that 'all will be well' if only you agree to limit net to tiny permissible set of stateful protocolz
asciilifeform: don't fall for the 'good cop'
asciilifeform: and it is part of a 'good cop & bad cop' act
asciilifeform: ddos only exists because of usg. as in, deliberate decision to route maladdressed packets, infrastructurally.
asciilifeform: for whatever reason.
asciilifeform: and the way to avoid it is by resisting, unconditionally, any and all seemingly-reasonable suggestions by usg tools to constrict the permissible set of the net.
asciilifeform: this is, i argue, an avoidable calamity
asciilifeform: the unfortunate place we're going to is where gossip packets can only be emitted, received, or routed by os that we personally issue; and will only travel on cables to and from mircea_popescu's house
asciilifeform: no exceptions.
asciilifeform: is ipso facto retarded.
asciilifeform: any protocol where someone gets something, anything more expensive than a bullet, for showing up at the gate,
asciilifeform: like the fucking orphan blox
asciilifeform: bringing back state and 'i just showed up and you have no idea who i am but can i pleeez have some bytes of storage'
asciilifeform: it is tcp which is the ultimate braindamage.
asciilifeform: ^
asciilifeform: and 4) isn't readily and easily flagged and filtered as 't3rr0r1st net' by 90% of world's isp
asciilifeform: what i'd really like to see is what mircea_popescu proposes i use for single-packet auth that 1) isn't udp 2) existing net will reliably route 3) existing os will agree to emit without any new code running as root
asciilifeform: of the direct, unabashed kind
asciilifeform: it is also the foremost usg organ
asciilifeform: iirc
asciilifeform: considering that ~every single phuctored key so far~ is dated june, or may even
asciilifeform: the only way it could possibly work as it presently does is by storing ~some~ history
asciilifeform: i know this because it is not spewing same thing every five minutes
asciilifeform: lobbesbot ~does~ keep a cache,
asciilifeform: 'back' is 'item is in memory cache but now isn't there when i load, it must have un-happened'
asciilifeform: it is RETARDED
asciilifeform: DO NOT EVER RATCHET BACK!
asciilifeform: but even simpler fix,
asciilifeform: decimation: simply storing the last 20 or so would do it
asciilifeform: i explained this in agonizing detail. it is in the log.
asciilifeform: there is ONLY time-submitted.
asciilifeform: there is no field in the db presently for 'time when phuctored'
asciilifeform: i did warn.
asciilifeform: lobbes: i warned many times that the dates on phuctor are meaningless
asciilifeform: then diffs from this null set when it comes back.
asciilifeform: i.e. loads a momentarily-down phuctor and says 'null set'
asciilifeform: i suspect that lobbesbot has an elementary bug where it allows rss feed to ratchet backwards
asciilifeform: not on my end !
asciilifeform: mircea_popescu: i haven't any notion as to ~why~
asciilifeform: causes the replay.
asciilifeform: mircea_popescu: me restarting phuctor
asciilifeform: though it existed in 1976.
asciilifeform: nowhere.
asciilifeform: where is the boundschecking cpu ?
asciilifeform: out with old hardwaremicroshit, in with new, same.
asciilifeform: arm == x86 for my purposes.
asciilifeform: in mining in particular.
asciilifeform: mircea_popescu: there was no legacy lockin in bitcoin !
asciilifeform: trinque: i did this experiment, and found quite a few variations (machine version strings - srsly, wtf gcc ? an automated annihilator for these is a necessity) ; optimizations
asciilifeform: trinque: you will notice that gcc embeds turds
asciilifeform: mircea_popescu: i see a difference of degree only
asciilifeform: the situation of 'drivers', for instance, is quite analogous to situation where every block of flats has own voltage, frequency, and mains socket shape that the landlord felt like drawing on a napkin.
asciilifeform: just pointing out the incongruity of 'x86 is winner'
asciilifeform: it sticks around because 'market' is a braindead slave to its own past, like pregnant cow
asciilifeform: 'supports winblowz and unix' is not 'works'
asciilifeform: x86 'works' is perhaps the ultimate illusion.
asciilifeform: (not everything is a dc power supply with arbitrary input !)
asciilifeform: but they stick around for same reason
asciilifeform: same deal incidentally
asciilifeform: for same reason x86 is a criterion.
asciilifeform: so - for martian, nothing of interest. for us earthlings who live in a world not entirely of our own creation - everything.
asciilifeform: mircea_popescu: ergo, for so long as anyone has the choice of '120v or hunt rats by candlelight', there will be 120v around
asciilifeform: when extracting head from ass means 'you get to rebuild the things no one knows how to build now'
asciilifeform: like unix
asciilifeform: what of it, is that this 'gift keeps on giving' even after washington is buried in the sand.
asciilifeform: for reasons of conquest
asciilifeform: jp, notably, is a 120 land
asciilifeform not certain whether this is actual problem there or not
asciilifeform was warned that he might encounter both american and civilized voltage in ar
asciilifeform: wherever living now
asciilifeform: spiffy
asciilifeform: mircea_popescu had 240 run to his flat ?
asciilifeform: *probable
asciilifeform: which is precisely twice as probably on 120v as 240
asciilifeform: a daily occurrence
asciilifeform: 120v is no mere curio to the folks in the u.s. or post-u.s. world whose cities burn on account of pinched-cable-and-too-many-amps
asciilifeform: but efficiency and cost of cable aside,
asciilifeform: because copper was negotiable.
asciilifeform: the times prior to mains current don't count.
asciilifeform: this is not a win.
asciilifeform: check again once copper costs what silver does.
asciilifeform: some kinds of damage - stick around, long after the antlers have grown with grass.
asciilifeform: recall the thread re: the 120 mains voltage ?
asciilifeform: everybody gets 'ozymandiased' in the end.
asciilifeform: ultimately - certain
asciilifeform: i dare to suggest that there is not a single transoceanic line or satellite in orbit that usg could not arbitrarily diddle, or remove entirely, at their pleasure.
asciilifeform: recall thread with chinese si fabs running winblowz ?
asciilifeform: as far as the machines are concerned, this is actually true
asciilifeform: mircea_popescu: i don't see this picture where it is absent in us but somehow present in patagonia
asciilifeform: that is one usg, yes