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mp_en_viaje: and
this even bearing in mind no such
thing locally exists in
the first place.
mp_en_viaje: than of producing "improved apache"
through hacking on linuxbox
mp_en_viaje: you have a much better chance of spending your night drinking with washington equivalent, local psycho dolls,
through walking
the street of wash dc randomly
talking
to people,
mp_en_viaje spent
the night up until ~now drinking with "psycho dolls", polish item,
these chicks
that do fireworks and stuff. girls picked
them up right off street days ago.
mp_en_viaje: where
the fuck is
the dozen people six months original discussion anyway
mp_en_viaje: asciilifeform, it's right
there, comparable with fucking space race and yes, pyramid.
mp_en_viaje: we're seriously
talking some heavy duty 1e12 orders of dampening magnitude here, how
to
take a
trillion and make a
tenth of a cent
mp_en_viaje: you're proposing
to re-do all
that
to shave a second offa some webapp you misconfigured somewhere ? gimme a break, put 1/1000000
that much
time into
talking
to internet randos about pizarro, get 1000000x
the benefits.
mp_en_viaje: symbolics never in ~its entire life~... actually fucking strike
that. all of mit cs lab, ALL OF IT, from csail onwards, never had a
tenth of
the fucking engineering man-hours
that went into
turning a patchy server into apache.
mp_en_viaje: you're approximately
the equivalent of
that one guy nobody heard of from
the manhattan project who decided early on
to re-design cars because his window crane nubbin kept falling off. "dude,
they already have cars" "yes but
they're not right" "we're doing something ELSE here!" "i can't get
there, my car's window's nubbin keeps falling off"
mp_en_viaje: in your case it'd be of
the brain. wtf is wrong with you!
mp_en_viaje: in
this context, a working equivalent
to apache's workers.
mp_en_viaje: (contrary
to what naive nugget might be imagining, implementing
threading on linux is not
trivial ; and not even necessarily replicable by now.)
mp_en_viaje: but yes,
this is
the problem -- until and unless one ends up understanding how apache config works, one will not like it.
mp_en_viaje: nfi what you mean by "impedance mathc" either, it's an unusefully high level concept for
this convo. if fs-is-my-cache and apache-workers items as
they exist match your impedance,
then yes it does. if
they do not,
then no it does not.
mp_en_viaje: "box is not doing, routerallah is doing", how shall i put
this.
there's no way
to prevent a stampede as
the guy being stampeded, it should be self-obvious
mp_en_viaje: asciilifeform,
this "filter ddos"
thing is pipe dream. either you got outside box
to do it, or you're nto doing.
mp_en_viaje: in general, fwis, it's ~always much better
to do
the "use apache for
threading and fs-as-cache" model
than anything else. but
then again i'm not
the hacker, don't let me keep you from your destiny.
mp_en_viaje: otoh, apache is
to my knowledge
the only case of linux userland with useful
threading implemented, debugged, and working. may be cheaper
to piggyback on
that subsystem
than implement own
threads, esp on
the batshit insane anti-useful
toybox
that is linux.
mp_en_viaje: if you're not spitting out
the filesystem, and don't need apache
to run
the infrastructure of whatever scripting language for you (ie, use python's native interpreter, or cl, bash w/e, rather
than php)
then you don't, strictly speaking, need it.
snsabot: Logged on 2019-08-13 13:55:23 asciilifeform: i'm beginning
to suspect
that nginx, apache, etc. are intrinsically dead weight, when sat in front of a programmatic html shitter
mp_en_viaje: MS-Windows HTML-authoring software definitely should implement
the conversion
table below! Please forward
this mail
to
the developers of your HTML authoring
tool if
this is currently done wrong.
mp_en_viaje: The official CP1252<->Unicode conversion
table is printed in
the Unicode 2.0 standard for instance, and is available on <ftp://ftp.informatik.uni-erlangen.de/pub/doc/ISO/charsets/> in
the file ucs-map-cp1252. [See also
the file ftp://ftp.unicode.org/Public/MAPPINGS/VENDORS/MICSFT/WINDOWS/CP1252.TXT at
the official Unicode site.]
mp_en_viaje: All
the CP1252 characters are also available in Unicode. For example
the CP1252 character 146
that you mentioned (RIGHT SINGLE QUOTATION MARK) has
the Unicode number 8217,
therefore you should use
this number in order
to conform
to
the HTML standard. Modern HTML browsers like Netscape 4.0 understand Unicode, and will automatically convert
the Unicode character ’ back into
the character 146 on MS-Windows machines, and into
the appropriate ch
mp_en_viaje: The characters 128-159 are not used in ISO 8859-1 and Unicode,
the character sets of HTML. MS-Windows uses a superset of ANSI/ISO 8859-1, known
to experts as "Code Page 1252 (CP1252)", a Microsoft-specific character set with additional characters in
the 128-159 range (also known as
the "C1" range).
mp_en_viaje: just fucking kill anything on
the ground in argentina now and start over.
mp_en_viaje: fucktard. who
THE FUCK is gonna give
them rice for 20 years ? what "50% de nuestro sueldo" ? what
the fuck nuestro, no hay nada que es argentino. 100% of everythng, and now.
mp_en_viaje: BingoBoingo, right,
they're going
to "alt-pay", which is a speshul argentina
thing, and it
totally isn't not-pay, it's pay. because
they say, and if
they say
then fucking
totally.
mp_en_viaje: this was discussed numerously, asdf has auto-magics
to distinguish
the various encodings.
snsabot: Logged on 2019-08-13 22:50:21 asciilifeform: lobbes: it wouldn't astonish me if
turns out
that some particular combo of uniturds -- breaks py's uniturdism eater
lobbes: asciilifeform: I mis-typed; I meant
to say
that *my own bot echoed* and it does not show in
the log. (6 lines up from
this line; from lobbesbot)
snsabot: asciilifeform:
time since my last reconnect : 4d 1h 3m
lobbes: would be a good discovery in any case. at
this point I just wanna know why/what it is specifically
lobbes: seems
to be a saner method
lobbes: of course, now I can't find
the example haha. But okay, I'm going
to go back and
take another look with hexdump in-hand
lobbes: may be a better way
to check bitrot, but I am pretty novice at
this stuff
lobbes: well, I definitely saw some oddities in
the raw logs on my end (as in, some of
the problem lines had e.g. apostropies rendered as '?' when I viewed
them
through
the 'more' command, for example)
snsabot: Logged on 2019-08-11 18:49:12 mp_en_viaje: lobbes, and more importantly ... if you have it published
today
to lookat it in 2029 you can ; and if not you... can not. and so on.
lobbes:
http://logs.nosuchlabs.com/log/trilema/2019-08-13#1928256 << it is inconclusive if
the eggogs are a result of
the znc2tmsr converter, or
the znc logs
themselves. Now
that I have your logotron pressed onto my cuntoo workstation, I aim
to get some irssi #e logs and run
them
through diana_coman's irssi2tmsr converter, and
then snarf
that into your logotron
to see if I also get barf.
BingoBoingo: Well, Argentines are
talking about
the possibility
that "Brasil quits Mercosur" instead of
the far more likely "Argentina suspended from Mercosur" (Venezuela is
the precedent in
this case)
BingoBoingo: And
they'd be doing
this with even less dollars in
their hands
than
the last
time
they
tried.
BingoBoingo: Return of
the Blue dollar means
they peg again and go back
to fighting reality on
this clearly lost front
BingoBoingo: Well, when Cristina got kicked out of
the Pink house and into congress... Argentina started floating
their currency
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: Well,
there was
the offical rate proclaimed by Cristina, and
then
there was
the Blue rate everyone actually
traded at
BingoBoingo: <asciilifeform> BingoBoingo: let's get
the 2nd xyz plant specced an' bought
this mo << Aite
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: iirc "Blue" was
the dollar
that
tracked actual supply/demand
snsabot: Logged on 2019-08-13 18:24:25 BingoBoingo: In other news, lower office holding Cristinists are already proposing a return of
the Blue Dollar. Nevermind
the Argentine Central bank is dumping dollars onto
the market now just
trying
to slow
the Peso Argentino's fall.