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mod6: hey! nice!
mod6: mornin'
mod6: Hard to complain about that :D
mod6: you grounding a mega-cage or what?
mod6: there was a huge loss of poultry a few years back: http://qntra.net/2015/05/us-poultry-and-egg-prices-headed-to-the-moon/
mod6: sure.
mod6: hate to see that kinda waste
mod6: BingoBoingo: eitherway, terrible news :/
mod6: hey hey hey, lbj
mod6: this in .uy?
mod6: from the story: https://archive.is/TBjqJ#selection-601.140-601.150
mod6: "cockchafer" heh
mod6: the rest can rtfm
mod6: asciilifeform: he mentioned at some point later in the video that software had gotten to such a horrible point (totally correct on that; this is in 2002), that the goverment should step in and regulate all of these things.
mod6: It wasn't a waste of an hour and a half.
mod6: It was a pretty informative overview of the design of STL. Guy was pretty good, had some funny points. The government regulation part made me recoil a bit.
mod6: I did watch that video, Mocky.
mod6: :D
mod6: mornin'
mod6: Anyway, I'm gonna crash. night!
mod6: That's fine, gives us a chance to get my other question answered re wpmp. Just let us know. :]
mod6: mircea_popescu: Do you wish to have all the shared env stuff setup through you, or is this lady going to sign-up in the WoT herself?
mod6: cDc *fart*
mod6: finally caught up here.
mod6 goes back to reading the log
mod6: ben_vulpes: can you fill in the gaps here ^?
mod6: I'm not sure if this is all that is required to setup wpmp though. I'm going to guess not.
mod6: Whomever the user is, must also be in the wot as part of the script requires that the executor to enter in a password for the user, then PGP encrypting that temporary password to the user in the WoT.
mod6: Ok, so I think I can help with this here too -- as soon as we have an SSH key. There is a script to do at least the useradd part of this, which I can attempt to run with the given key.
mod6 goes to catch up on ze l0gz
mod6: http://btcbase.org/log/2018-08-20#1843060 << ack. looks good! thanks guys. ☝︎
mod6: asciilifeform BingoBoingo : Can you guys address Mr. Popescu's request above here ^. I haven't the slightest idea on that stuff.
mod6: hey nice! Thanks Gentlemen.
mod6: *thumbsup*
mod6: thanks asciilifeform && BingoBoingo
mod6: mornin' mircea_popescu
mod6: ben_vulpes: mimi went to lunch.
mod6: haha
mod6: BingoBoingo: Tomorrow (the 20th) you may arrage the nuke/pave of mircea_popescu's rented rockchip with asciilifeform.
mod6: Ok, sounds good.
mod6: The rockchip you rented for douchebag.
mod6: Mocky: I'll have to take a look at that
mod6: mircea_popescu: just a reminder, today is the last day paid up through for your Rockchip. Let us know if you want to renew or not. Otherwise, if there is anything you want to copy off of the Rockchip itself (files, whatever), have until tomorrow.
mod6: Mocky: it's a wonder isn't it
mod6: better check these ribs, bbs.
mod6: xdeller: Hey, checkout pizarroisp.net if you want/need any hosting; we're also over in #pizarro
mod6: !!ledger
mod6: Thank you, Sir!
mod6: o7
mod6: lol
mod6: anyway, that stuff is stale now he has posted since I've now update the vtree. would have been good if he'd have only linked thebitcoin.foundation, instead of making heathen copies of his own. he even renamed the 'V' files.
mod6: asciilifeform: ah, yea, oxcart
mod6: yeah, you'd think someone would have run into it before now.
mod6: guy did an "OFFLINE" build, took some pretty decent notes too. nb.
mod6: ok sooo he did get a trb built from the guide and get it running. not sure why he never stopped in here. and ya, looks like he just grabbed everything and mirrored it on his site. ☟︎
mod6: ah thx asciilifeform
mod6: warez the mirror at? agree, didn't see the links to it in articles. bunch of MP & trilema quotes tho.
mod6: !!reputation stjohn_piano
mod6 looks
mod6: trinque: yw
mod6: weak
mod6: these orcs straight up ripped off s.nsa
mod6: smh
mod6: haha, 'https' site even. weeeeee
mod6: heeeeey, what up shinohai
mod6: !!sent-invoices
mod6: !!ledger
mod6: once we have a text-client for eulora, will work pretty great on a rockchip
mod6: trinque: updated the Advertised Republican Node list with 161.0.121.250 - Cheers!
mod6: Thanks for letting me know.
mod6: trinque: ack
mod6: !!ledger
mod6: :D
mod6: :d
mod6: ok noted.
mod6: ok got a few chores to do here quick, bbs.
mod6: !Qcalc 0.23437500+.1
mod6: Whatever we don't spend will be returned to Pizarro, or I suppose can be held in fiat if need be.
mod6: So for the record, the total BTC amount for the BingoBoingo SSD order is: 0.33437500
mod6: !!ledger
mod6: !!v 37B3B34DF2780C02556CD2B45DA8B9D33786C7E3D6CF33E7A9CA71D0D1162A75
mod6: !!pay BingoBoingo .1
mod6: that'll do it then.
mod6: !Qcalc (0.23437500+.1)*5800
mod6: !Qcalc 1500/5800
mod6: We're right under the threshold here.
mod6: !Qcalc 1411/6200
mod6: !Qcalc 1500/6200
mod6: Ok then.
mod6: (guessing it would take somewhere around that amount of time for the shipment to complete from ben_vulpes)
mod6: Anyway, your idea sounds like a plan. But can S.NSA live without the mechanical 10Tb spinners for a month?
mod6: Yeah, just throwin it out there.
mod6: Or maybe we can see if mthreat wants to ferry over a few.
mod6: Let's think on it anyway. I guess worst case, BingoBoingo could take a day trip to BSAS and buy some drives.
mod6: (otherwise would just throw him more funds to place a second order immediately)
mod6: I'm reluctant to order more drives back to back until we can confirm we can actually receive a shipment.
mod6: And then we still have no spares until BingoBoingo can place another order. Which I'm fine with, but still leaves us kinda in a sticky spot.
mod6: Well, it could work. But then the drives that BingoBoingo is ordering must go to S.MG's UY3.
mod6: So what you're thinking is that instaed of the 5 EVO 1tb ssd's that we were supposed to get for S.MG, he'd send 5 10Tb disks for S.NSA instead?
mod6: Maybe sooner, depending. BingoBoingo is sending his expidited.