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a111: Logged on 2017-03-08 14:24 phf: looked at a mansion, where i lost count of rooms, has inner court yard and large forst area in the back, secluded, etc. advertised
as $2000/mo, final price was $12000/yr (!!!)
phf: looked at a mansion, where i lost count of rooms, has inner court yard and large forst area in the back, secluded, etc. advertised
as $2000/mo, final price was $12000/yr (!!!)
☟︎ scriba: ssh banner of 130.88.150.85
as seen on 2016-06-13: SSH-2.0-OpenSSH_5.3p1 Debian-3ubuntu7
scriba: ssh banner of 95.240.174.82
as seen on 2016-06-13: SSH-2.0-OpenSSH_4.6p1 Debian-5
scriba: ssh banner of 77.37.2.63
as seen on 2016-06-13: SSH-2.0-OpenSSH_4.3p2 Debian-9
scriba: ssh banner of 222.168.55.50
as seen on 2016-06-13: SSH-2.0-OpenSSH_4.3p2 Debian-8ubuntu1
mircea_popescu: except for the part where IT IS MY CASH, they could just
as well have been "government employees"
trinque: not nearly so much
as "omg caught pirate robertz" or "pedo dark web lair"
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform> not even the directorate which runs the gavins, the hearns, ever seems to leak so much
as a drop. << the reason is that utterly nobody gives a shit.
trinque: and if I wanted that I'd want to do it
as a "mempool explorer" tool
mircea_popescu: i concur. "unconfirmed tx" is improperly thought of
as a tx.
mircea_popescu: well no, let them talk to each other
as they do now exactly.
mircea_popescu: conceivably can use current trb
as your genesis for this.
davout: well,
as i understand it the end result is a different set of binaries that talk together through a $to-be-defined queue mechanism
mircea_popescu: keeping a pile of ALL utxos,
as the alternative, is not very good, because you end up storing a bunch of (potentially toxic) crap
davout:
as far
as the wallet is concerned it's pretty much "when new address is added, rescan blockchain, have relevant txes in specific collection"
mircea_popescu: and there's nothing wrong with women fucking, nor with the actress, cnc miller's or floor washer's art. heck, god knows i've had my private female property engage in all of those. but it sure
as fuck ain't academic, forgetaboutit.
mircea_popescu: i don't give a shit. there's a woman on her knees polishing my floor
as we speak. you propose her trade is academic also ?
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform VIDEO lectures / podcasts are entirely fucking useless for any academic purpose,
as i'm sure you know.
mircea_popescu: which nevertheless he will do,
as per alf's "there's no shortage of usg cowsies who WISH to be such."
ben_vulpes: in more lcs gold:
http://archive.is/XcC3N << not only are the damned things made of paper and disintegrate
as soon
as you drop them in the water, but the amount of money that the usg.navy has burnt on them is actually so embarrassing
as to be worth a classification fight
trinque: all scripting languages written in C are about
as syphilitic
trinque:
as always with tools, there is not a one-size-fits-all rule to be dumbly applied
mircea_popescu: Framedragger imagine you have a 64 bit maxint stored
as binary tree (provedly - fastest) and now you seek... how many nodes ?
mircea_popescu: fx = 2x can be flattened into (1, 2), (2, 4), (3, 6) etc. this clearly flattens it in space, but just
as clearly fucks up the time. now you have to seek.
Framedragger: first off, the former has a less clear attack surface, may depend on script in question, etc. second off, may scale not
as well (no this is not the same
as kiddie complaining that an rdbms is "not web scale").
Framedragger: i can't see how i can be convinced that launching script-specific php processes is ~same
as a webserver allocating a standardised additional unit of its resources (memory / thread etc.)
mircea_popescu: pile-of-.html-files exposes your directory structure to the world ; badly set permissions have the same effect
as i dunno, mysql with an open hole.
mircea_popescu: and the notion that you won't expose the language to the web is not equivalent to the actuality that you opt to use such a banal language nothing can be done which to your mind is equivalent to "not exposing". the man who doesn't lock his door because his chamber contains no maid is not the same thing
as the man who doesn't lock his door because his maid is more danger to the youths about than they to her.
Framedragger:
as regards language choice, yeah, i see your point, "just use the right tool". thing is, with an *actual* static site, you would not expose the language to the web, at all. the only attack surface would be that of the webserver. cf. a wordpress site which
as folks say is a "web shell with blog functionality on the side" :)
mircea_popescu: that you go fd.com/article/comments/5/reply/ or somesuch and i go mp.com/article/ is not so much a difference
as it appears.
mircea_popescu: turn it any way you want, a flat, disk-bound website IS in point of fact a "dynamic" website loaded into a de facto disk-bound database. the only difference is that you chose to stupidify the index, which is now "exposed" to the user
as a band-aid measure over the fact that you failed to do anything with it.
mircea_popescu: anyway, re static : in context "static" denotes "how much comes from the disk
as opposed
as through cpuization", there's no other measure. a page stored
as files with the extension .html is ~slightly~ more static than a page which is stored
as files with the extension .txt in a directory structure that is their de-facto index and are then mixed together into a thing whenever a page is called.
mircea_popescu: Framedragger thinking about it, the ~only correct solution is for the mp-wp maintainer to remove mysql in favour of a flatfile "db" system. then it will be properly static, or
as close
as its job allows.
Framedragger: sure, but in that case one may
as well just implement a gpggram-to-blog-comments interface (not that it's a wholly bad idea or anything)
Framedragger: my maybe-convoluted personal plan was to have a static site generator but to have the comment box be rendered by a dynamic component (hence loaded separately upon user clicking to comment, or sth.) that component does the 'fraud prevention without JS' magic (like with trilema's comments - IP address is sent to html form to be returned
as hidden value / whatnot). when comment is submitted, it gets added to some queue
Framedragger: i guess they could include blog post number at least, but then not full proper quotation
as you say. arbitrary selection within a DOM element only possible with some JS (trilema and archive.is at least have that JS piece tucked nicely in one place, not a total horror)
Framedragger: lobbes: selection
as in on the website, to provide unique href to selection?
Framedragger: Reuel: just fyi, and it's only my humble opinion, but you don't need the context of the whole trb to do the symlink experiment. from what i took of it, it's a matter of testing how various filesystems (probably starting off with ext4) can manage with (very) large numbers of nodes and large numbers of links to nodes. how seek times increase with those numbers of links to links, etc. (
as an fs overhead, on top of hdd/sdd).
ben_vulpes: if invest time
as well, returns are denominate in knowledge.
pete_dushenski: not quite
as portable. jew's gotta stay on his toes imo.
phf: bhai is basically hindi for brother, which is bhratri (bratr) in sanskrit, which is same word
as russian "brat", english brother, etc.
mircea_popescu: i do not believe node lost connectivity for
as long
as five total minutes, let alone straight minutes ; this however is a very iffy point to prove because hey, ~connectivity~.
shinohai: Whatever the outcome of the node wedge fix is, I need to write all this down
as it may be a powerful tool to fuck with enemy in the future.
mircea_popescu: nope. it's been working continuously and undisturbed for
as long again at least.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform that's a major part of the problem, everything can appear
as orphans to a portion of the network only.
mircea_popescu: and inasmuch
as node wasn't capable of extracting itself naturally, and it IS a trb node, this qualifies
as successful attack against network, by and large.
mircea_popescu: Framedragger yeah ; just using linux standard item, we've not specifically migrated
as of yet
mircea_popescu: in other lulz, i found a trb node which is locked on block 419373 and dumps all blocks
as unacceptable bastards
a111: Logged on 2017-03-03 17:05 asciilifeform:
http://btcbase.org/log/2017-03-03#1621464 << lel, this happens to asciilifeform/pet regularly. i think of it
as 'yes there are fast neutrons wherever you are, but go and extract useful energy from'em'
trinque: fine opportunity to use his
as an example. low value guy, non-essential. public flogging.
mircea_popescu: phf the stripper offwork thing is a toss-up i guess. it depends a lot on the environment or something ; i've known both kinds, ie "girl next door by day champion stripper by night"
as well
as "stripping is my whole life and my car plates read TITTY"