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a111: Logged on 2018-08-16 18:18 asciilifeform: in other noose, asciilifeform obtained and testing
a LTC3108 , 'energy harvester', they've become cheapo
mircea_popescu: well yeah ; it doesn't include hwatever sbin setting you were discussing though. i guess leave as
a comment.
mod6: She's just making sure, since you noted what
a pile of garbage it is.
mircea_popescu: i suppose putting together
a standard ircing recipe can't hurt anything
mod6: Or even
a rockchip could be
a good home for
a remote irc boxen.
mod6: In your blog, you point out that you are using xchat. For me, since I use irssi (this might be helpful to others on the shared-environemt), it could be started up in
a screen session, and simply ssh in attach your screen (or tmux?) to irc.
mod6: Hi, I've always stayed clear of znc, so have never used it myself. Let me take
a look at what asciilifeform said above.
diana_coman: mod6, as pizarro customer on
a year-long contract I can confirm I do *not want* anything to be done; one upside of going longterm is precisely that it's set for some time and it doesn't require any additional ongoing attention essentially
mircea_popescu: as i'm 100% certain i'd have rejected
a bill with the heading "see mp, it's more expensive nao than when we shook hands", i'm correspondingly 100% certain i don't care what happened. cuz that's why i'd have rejected it, "i don't care what happened".
mod6: I agree, it makes everything
a nightmare really.
mod6: Initially, I thought this was the right approach. But also could see that maybe, this wasn't square enough for longer dated contracts. However, this sets
a bad precedent of reprincing active contracts if pricing or circumstances change.
mod6: There are five (I previously thought there were four) accounts that have longer dated contracts, people who have signed up for
a full year, or multiple months. We want to compensate those accounts for
a mis-pricing posted since May 29th. The idea was to credit them 0.001 BTC/mo for June, July, and August.
mircea_popescu: especiallty considering most people who run
a bot also want
a znc -- if most people who want
a znc get
a free bot in the process it won't hurt anything.
mircea_popescu: evidently
a lot of republicans, and even
a bunch of lords use, so it'd be entirely not wasted effort if someone wants to flatten the ircbot into this role.
mod6: Ok, so this whole pricing thing with Pizarro. (Thread begins here:
http://logs.bvulpes.com/pizarro?d=2018-8-31#419975). We've been discussing this for
a few days now. And anyone who has month-to-month service has been made correct in their pricing for August, as well as anyone who has established new "Shared Hosting" in August (nicoleci).
mimisbrunnr: Logged on 2018-08-31 06:35 mircea_popescu: Mocky i realise now i misspoke ; the idea is for the bot to stop when it sees the "you gain experience but don't seem to improve" message ; not when you level up
a skill
lobbes: BingoBoingo, asciilifeform: sry about the radio silence; was in transit to $saltmines. I can confirm I'm fine with BingoBoingo working his magic on the box (Im also fine with the idea of paying
a 'service fee', this was most likely my doing)
BingoBoingo: Aite, going to caffinate
a bit more. I would like to wait for lobbes to confirm the order.
mircea_popescu: that said, some field investigation of powerplants is actually quite sorely needed. i suspect there's
a decent gap between words online and objects the chinese ship, exactly in the vein of hanbot 's story above.
Mocky: thx! will take
a look
mats: depending on how that goes, i'll explore different power plants, and if THAT goes well, there's
a gnat port to build future ffa-gossipd
mats: i neglected to parse for extended attributes, so i expect this csv will come in handy sooner rather than later. the n will aid
a faster zgrep, sorry for the trouble
mats: if you want to do your own analysis, you can download
a compressed tarball of the csv i created for your convenience here
http://merr.ourea.feralhosting.com/ct.csv.tar.gz with the rows n,e,pem_cert (you'll have to prepend&append "-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----\n", "\n-----END CERTIFICATE-----" to this field). i would grab this sooner than later, bill payment for this box stops Sep21
nicoleci: mircea_popescu, <mircea_popescu> nicoleci i thought you were
a pisicologist.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform i don't think he can find
a cheaper mexican than ben_vulpes
ben_vulpes: asciilifeform: not selling, leasing on, incomplete upgrades are
a pretty serious ding in negotiation.
a111: Logged on 2018-08-30 23:00 diana_coman: none of the links on bimbo.club work for me -> I can't leave
a comment
ben_vulpes: oh no, this is
a statal bezzle where the local cps takes "at risk" children and sells them to "foster care". statal human trafficking ring.
a111: Logged on 2018-08-30 19:04 mircea_popescu: ben_vulpes france is not nearly as much "in the eu" as you think, especially the occitan portion. morever, europe is tiny, vienna is
a short drive away, the vienna of
http://btcbase.org/log/2018-08-18#1842767 ; and then hungary and serbia and so on.
trinque: "nawlens" might be worth
a peek, pockets of authentic weird still lurking about.
a111: Logged on 2018-08-30 19:15 mircea_popescu: nuts. apparently it was
a very shitty bridge, though i don't recall this being known/discussed at the time.
a111: Logged on 2018-08-30 19:10 mircea_popescu: but the deep reasdon europe is tiny is because there's ~no wilderness, everything's built up, you can walk from town to town in less than
a day without exception (this is not coincidental, either, but deliberate, civilisational checkmark at
a time before train was "from church to church in one day", and applied as such on us east coast for instance). there's roads everywhere, they're reasonably good (certainly better than neg
a111: Logged on 2018-08-30 18:48 ben_vulpes:
a bit, yeah. i've also lived in the same libtard shithole for nigh on three decades at this point; far past time to meet the rest of america.
a111: Logged on 2018-08-30 17:24 ben_vulpes: mircea_popescu: the inane shit occupying my time instead of republican efforts is embarrassingly trivial, but since you ask: i'm moving to texas, and so now must wrap fence that was supposed to be
a two-season relaxed affair by mid september; throw out
a decade+ of crap that i shouldn't have been so lax as to let stick around in the first place, pack my whole existence into transpocubes, get it moved to the
diana_coman: none of the links on bimbo.club work for me -> I can't leave
a comment
☟︎ mircea_popescu: which is
a nice place for
a good reason. this being the reason.
ben_vulpes: is associated in my head with
a post i recall as "river of sluts", which i'm sure has an actual title.
mircea_popescu: ben_vulpes if you click them ? yeah, at the time trilema had
a "premium" feature, you had to pay to get full size pics
mircea_popescu: (o and btw, that trilema header of
a very young me lounging in
a white suit on
a bench outdoors, is very much on san antonio riverwalk, cca 2005)
trinque will have going through these in just
a bit, gotta afk for
a while
mircea_popescu: including
a very wtf'd me at encountering gecko (which has no scales, but plain skin)
a111: Logged on 2018-08-30 18:48 mircea_popescu is quite curious if this transparent trinque plan at starting
a genuine fortress goes anywhere.
diana_coman: there was some museum exhibit along the lines of why is italy shaped like
a boot? because so much shit would never fit in
a shoe
mircea_popescu: nuts. apparently it was
a very shitty bridge, though i don't recall this being known/discussed at the time.
☟︎ mircea_popescu: but the deep reasdon europe is tiny is because there's ~no wilderness, everything's built up, you can walk from town to town in less than
a day without exception (this is not coincidental, either, but deliberate, civilisational checkmark at
a time before train was "from church to church in one day", and applied as such on us east coast for instance). there's roads everywhere, they're reasonably good (certainly better than neg
☟︎ ben_vulpes: uruguay or sa most likely; while marseilles sounds lovely and i vastly prefer french to spanish it is unfortunately in france and so also the eu for the forseeable future. pretty fed up with not living near major airport hubs; access to surf also
a criteria for expatquest
ben_vulpes: pretty grade
a story, am looking forward to meeting different americans
mircea_popescu: ben_vulpes my first experience of texas was waking up in
a small town which was having
a ceremony that morning
ben_vulpes: im also evaluating this claim that the lone star state is somehow not the same thin plastic veneer over zamac the rest of the country's made of. it at least has endogenous oil stores and the locals carry
a reputation for being profit minded
mircea_popescu is quite curious if this transparent trinque plan at starting
a genuine fortress goes anywhere.
☟︎ ben_vulpes:
a bit, yeah. i've also lived in the same libtard shithole for nigh on three decades at this point; far past time to meet the rest of america.
☟︎ mircea_popescu: (i suspect, incidentally, that the above template is the #1 bane of republican effort in the years to come, chiefly because the #1 impedance mismatch we encounter is between uptime and rewrite,
a manifestation of the old design-reality diphoria.)
a111: Logged on 2018-08-25 03:09 lobbes: in fact, was going to announce: I'm getting closer to finishing what will be
a genesis for
a 'logbot-command-router' in python that does the talking and listening with postgres (an older but relevant thread for context:
http://btcbase.org/log/2016-08-29#1531123) hanbot: Mocky naturally if/when i figure the shit out i'll make
a blogpost
mircea_popescu: because this is what the shit even exists FOR ; getting everyone to be
a moron, only some with
a positive and some with
a negative inca outline is perfectly fine "getting everyone to be
a moron" outcome, as far as inca's concerned.
a111: Logged on 2016-06-27 23:46 mircea_popescu: ethereum being "smart", it's not just mempool, but also cpupool. and the "soft fork" being essentially
a "enumerate badness" attempt, you still gotta check and make sure tx isn't on the verboten list. which computation you do for free, because you believe in mit, socialism and buterin.
hanbot: meh. installing znc on piz's shared box was
a breeze, but actually getting the thing to connect to irc turns out to be
a royal pain in the ass.