asciilifeform: mod6: iirc punkman found a way to roll them all into the config

asciilifeform: either that, or reject garbage in some more efficient way

asciilifeform: punkman: interesting find

asciilifeform: http://bitcoinstats.com/irc/bitcoin-dev/logs/2012/05/19#l1337398628 << also interesting

asciilifeform: iirc that was the closest thing to a plan

asciilifeform: i'd say txt

asciilifeform: for all builds

asciilifeform: you can then use same script ('portatronic')

asciilifeform: note that you can build for pc if you replace the cross compiler with standard gcc

asciilifeform: danielpbarron: tried building yet ?

asciilifeform: ^ interesting

asciilifeform: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/bitcoinj/nPwTvke0VOM << mod6, others

asciilifeform: in my 'valgrind' experiments, i've found that it is responsible for virtually all growth in footprint since powerup

asciilifeform: bitcoin could handily run under 100MB constant if the whole bastards thing were somehow bulldozed

asciilifeform: as in, unusably

asciilifeform: not to mention dog slow

asciilifeform: requiring a spinning drive is bleh

asciilifeform: swapping is the more or less one guaranteed way to ruin an arbitrarily good ssd.

asciilifeform: by no means is anyone encouraged to take my word for things.

asciilifeform: (for one thing, you are liable to nuke your ssd, if you have one)

asciilifeform: go ahead, try it

asciilifeform: danielpbarron: swapping on a pogo is a nonstarter

asciilifeform: but has not solved the central problem of pogo

asciilifeform: the bastard patch made the thing actually usable on pc for the first time (in my view)

asciilifeform: ^ that'd be an oom.

asciilifeform: i'm actually not certain that 250 is low enough setting to make a detectable difference on pogo

asciilifeform: the usual oom ?

asciilifeform: and what kind of crash

asciilifeform: but how often.

asciilifeform: danielpbarron: as did mine

asciilifeform: is the only place where fBlock is true ☟︎

asciilifeform: http://btc.yt/lxr/satoshi/source/src/main.cpp#1099

asciilifeform: in turn,

asciilifeform: but this doesn't tell us anything earth-shaking, yet

asciilifeform: (which is a few years long)

asciilifeform: in my entire collection

asciilifeform: it isn't in any of my debug.log.

asciilifeform: grep your debug.log for any other instances of 'VerifySignature failed'

asciilifeform: for reference, http://btc.yt/lxr/satoshi/source/src/main.cpp#0942

asciilifeform: mod6: do these refer to 2 distinct runs ?

asciilifeform: mod6: i notice it was the same in the first pastebin

asciilifeform: mod6: 'ERROR: ConnectInputs() : 2c2314f353 VerifySignature failed' always ?

asciilifeform: ^ re: that thing

asciilifeform: http://mobile.nytimes.com/2015/01/27/world/americas/journalist-damian-pachter-in-argentina-fearing-for-his-safety-flees-to-israel.html

asciilifeform: some wag had a (unfortunately parodic) 'learn to code in 21 years'

asciilifeform: 'learn c++ in 21 days'

asciilifeform: i have this notion that the original was the cpp one.

asciilifeform: https://www.google.com/search?tbm=isch&sa=1&q=twenty-one+days+book

asciilifeform: bridge like a pro in twenty-one days.

asciilifeform: on the days when b-a noobs are unmolested, presumably someone else is being serviced

asciilifeform: how much persistence does it take to leave an automaton going.

asciilifeform: which also helps to explain the disinterest

asciilifeform: they also are not especially hard to scan for in the wild

asciilifeform: decimation: kakobrekla and i already posted, for free...

asciilifeform: i can't picture any other explanation, presently

asciilifeform: that has to be it.

asciilifeform: lol

asciilifeform: and get one for free

asciilifeform: consider, any spammer in need of a ddosnet can simply walk into #b-a

asciilifeform: mircea_popescu: well yes. but it also appears that no one, anywhere, gives a shit

asciilifeform: by sending precisely the same kind of forged packets the idiot sends

asciilifeform: re: ddos: i'm still at a loss at how snmp/ntp amplification ddosnets can carry on existing without a 'tragedy of the commons' situation - recall, anyone here could in principle invoke the chumpnet at any time

asciilifeform: decimation: i'm curious how you determined that this is so, rather than the ordinary behaviour of a flooded router

asciilifeform: un-monaster probably can only exist in neal stephenson's novel 'anathem.'

asciilifeform: mircea_popescu built un-nunnery

asciilifeform: mircea_popescu risks becoming famous as an 'anarchist' eben moglen now.

asciilifeform: unlicense.

asciilifeform: short, descriptive.

asciilifeform: ^ good name

asciilifeform: but then it's just like a missing license.

asciilifeform: for all i know the whole thing would be tossed, like a rich man's prenup

asciilifeform: but is contract (implicit, 'shrinkwrap', otherwise) where one promises to break a law, a valid contract ?

asciilifeform: no shit

asciilifeform: well yes

asciilifeform: but - ianal

asciilifeform: the last clause of part (ii) would probably give a traditional jurist indigestion

asciilifeform: should it somehow make its appearance there

asciilifeform is inescapably curious re: how the license in the article would actually behave in a secular court

asciilifeform: l0l

asciilifeform: ?

asciilifeform: mircea_popescu: i like to think i've pulled off this effect once or twice on folks

asciilifeform sits and contemplates mircea_popescu's software license, and increasingly likes it

asciilifeform learned these 'famous last words' without context, but always imagined a frag involved

asciilifeform: 'hey bubba, watch this'

asciilifeform: if using a braindamaged/misconfigured client, the time to stop is probably now

asciilifeform: l0l!

asciilifeform: decimation: your cloak is broken.

asciilifeform: big dog ?

asciilifeform: or the like

asciilifeform: 'only the dead shall see the end of spam'

asciilifeform: we already know about the spam farms. it's over.

asciilifeform: was it the stooge, proclaiming 'Then you shouldn't be pushing for btcd in the post. Btcd is harmful to consensus. Your proposal to have miners run multiple consensus implementations doesn't require btcd to exist and its existence doesn't benefit it.' ?

asciilifeform: i'm unable to find one

asciilifeform: the_scourge: reddit article << now my turn to ask, what was the interesting part ?

asciilifeform: in break room.

asciilifeform: as for the photo, i happen to like it. and think it would look good in any respectable salt mine.

asciilifeform does not normally repost spam, but this is a serious new (to him) page in spamatronics

asciilifeform: or in any engl. speaking venue

asciilifeform: i have yet to see an ad like this on 'google'

asciilifeform: of zoological value