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decimation: I suppose for the paupers who just need
a screen cheap crt is cheaper than lcd
mircea_popescu: RagnarDanneskjol honestly, may be overkill for this task. it's more of
a small potatoes sort of thing to allow some eager kid to get his feet wet and get some ratings
decimation: lcds have gotten better, just about 3 times worse than
a trinitron crt (in its prime) in contrast
BingoBoingo:
A great number of groundhogs died for it though.
BingoBoingo: <asciilifeform> mircea_popescu: that fellow grew
a 15kg watermelon. << Grandpa wasted soil this year on 215 lb-is pumpkin
mircea_popescu: decimation:
a good sweet watermelon is one of the pleasures of the end of summer << better if it comes with
a pair of black girls.
assbot: So you think you're going to start
a Bitcoin business, right?
mircea_popescu: i still have perfect vision, after decades with computors. i credit :
a) low monitors and b) large fonts.
decimation: mircea_popescu: yeah
a well-known defect of lcds. supposedly the new led-based displays will overcome this
mircea_popescu:
a crt you can adjust to be as unluminous as you'd like.
a lcd, no. has
a minimum.
frankenmint: found that felt like
a loser for not doing
a otc trade yet
assbot: So you think you're going to start
a Bitcoin business, right?
mircea_popescu: o shoit, bob ross is the guy that "would you like
a fresh towel" dude was trying to immitate.
BingoBoingo: I saw bob ross and you've got
a decade on me MP
BingoBoingo: Knot_Yeti: No, I'm just saying STLCPD is
a bunch of Niggers and the blacks in Ferguson deserve the right to lynch them\
BingoBoingo: Back in JUly this year I had
a week with 90 minutes of sleep
ben_vulpes: although i never had the oportunity to discover what
a "true" or "honest" cycle might look like, i just beat it until it submitted to what i wanted from my life
BingoBoingo: I dunno that any advanced primate has
a set schedule
ben_vulpes: <asciilifeform> bell is used by other people to ruin your sleep. in exchange for food & housing. << f/h can be had without signing that contract. contract that includes "bells" should carry
a markup adequate to compensate for the interruption of critical bio processes
BingoBoingo: ben_vulpes: Consecutive days walking is
a metric too, right?
decimation: I suspect that the fantasy-plans for "contingency usg" would be
a hilarious read
dub: 22:00-03:00 4 nights
a week
ben_vulpes: <asciilifeform> ben_vulpes: exercise and regularity of schedule << exercise, easy; regularity of schedule is
a dream to me, on account of my profession.
decimation: EMP from ionospheric H-bomb is
a bigger threat to small electronics, but can be defended as ascii points out
decimation: it's not the initial flare, it's the geomagnetic storm, which is mainly
a threat to equipment attached to long conductors
upme_boolcrap: i want
a solar flare that will destroy every electric instrument on earth
chalbersma: It's been
a fun gents. I'm going to call it
a night. You guys have
a good one.
decimation: sounds legit. I second diametric in that discussion the other day, I like arch as
a former gentoo user
decimation: I bet it was
a pain in the ass to setup xconf
decimation: asciilifeform: yeah I wish one could buy
a poster-sized display
decimation: I was talking with
a guy who worked near the Googleplex the other day - apparently he knows people that commute 3 hours each way
decimation:
a good sweet watermelon is one of the pleasures of the end of summer
decimation: I actually worked in
a library in my youth, I quite enjoyed the spring keyboard and the 'peripheral' laser scanner
BingoBoingo: decimation: I spz. knife instead of plug for
a reason...
decimation: BingoBoingo: rs-422 is
a differential signal
BingoBoingo: Only real difference between rs-422 and rs-232 is five minutes with
a knife
decimation: asciilifeform: makes me sad I ditched my 21 inch trinitron
a few years ago, but it was
a heavy bitch
decimation: asciilifeform: yeah I see it supports RS-422, that's neat. Would be useful for
a home serial-terminal server
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: Modern is
A/UX and system 7, everything used nao is postmodern
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: I might be throwing out
a lot of boxen soon.
chalbersma: Not really
a marriage until it's N+1 eh?
assbot: Mid West Guy |
A blog detailing useful stuff I've learned.
chalbersma: Ya I remember reading about the RG problems. I use bitvps for my blog and it seems fairly stable. But I assume that there's probably
a number of people offering VPS hosting for bitcoin these days.
Guest36874: I'm almost certain its not
a CPU or decimal issue...pool crashing that is
X-Rob: decimation: It's not
a business. It's
a hobby.
decimation: X-Rob: good move, sounds like
a decent business
X-Rob: which I then sold and recouped my investment with
a nice margin
X-Rob: However, I invested 1BTC to lease
a bunch of rigs when SSD was released
chalbersma: So not much at all. I think the p2pool node I setup for RSM was using about 400MB of RAM but I was telling that server to manually connect to
a number of peers.
X-Rob: decimation: Because they are willing. It's not
a hypothesis.
chalbersma: I think the real issue then is how much "ummph" does the VPS in question need. I've not had
a chance to experiment with the minimum requirements for ATC or p2pool ontop of ATC.
BingoBoingo: decimation: OSX is not Mac OS and is not
a thing I recognize as existing.
BingoBoingo: ATC is
a totally independent SHA-256 chain
chalbersma: If the idea is to minimize costs then
a VPS is probably your best bet for now. Especially considering that the blockchain is so small. Question can other sha-256 coins be merged ontop of atc? Like namecoin
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decimation: linux actually has something called 'perf' that does this - sorta - but the problem is that it doesn't do
a full backtrace
decimation: can you buy such
a beast for high-end intel boards?
BingoBoingo: decimation: Dtrace has been
a thing since I was
a wee college freshman
BingoBoingo: decimation: You know StL was considered as
a potential replacement DC after it was sacked by Canada
chalbersma: @Bingo would consider it in the future. Not looking into starting
a hosting gig full time at this point. I haven't worked with Solaris but at my last job I did setup an internal FreeBSD webserver for them and I've been keeping up with FBSD for
a while (esp. that ZFS goodness).
KRS-1: BingoBoingo: I work for
a datacenter in Canada. I often thought of setting up something but I go blank when I think of what to do.
BingoBoingo: chalbersma: Any experience with Solaris or Free(storage)BSD? Any intent on running
a hosting operation yourself?
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