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ben_vulpes: Framedragger: if you're really attached
to
the second-click-extend-highlight-range, consider updating
the anchor in
the url
to use
the bottom of
the range
ben_vulpes: yeah,
that's what my parens were about
ben_vulpes: Framedragger: i would dearly like for
the second click on a log
timestamp
to not populate
the "from" query parameter (if
that's even what
that is in your system)
hanbot: hey mod6 99994
test worked flawlessly for me
tonight. also, my
testbox seems healthy again, available for further whatevers.
trinque: would be interesting
to see a geoip map of
these
trinque: makefiles don't rebuild
the buildroot step more
than once, so a gentleman could emplace
that just as with
the deeds, after having built one
mod6: eitherway, works
to bridge
the gap until
that part is complete.
mod6: see, now, we have
two different scripts; one
to build while pulling items from
the inet, and one for offline builds;
the makefiles will combine
these
two capabilities.
mod6: makefiles. i just
tested my changes with
the deeds in place. works.
mod6: it's about
to be moot very soon i
think :]
mircea_popescu: lol shinohai
teh
tardstalk folk are something else. "ok iam follow instruction your program". dude... buy a fucking period.
ImHash: lol I
thought I could ask here :D
mircea_popescu: jesus christ is it a steaming pile of shit (with bruce willis and sharon stone, incomprehensibly). but
the screenplay reads like it was written by reddit.
ImHash: hi I'm from bitcoin
talk
mircea_popescu: so i watched
that alphadog movie elliot kid was all infatuated with.
mod6: oh, and with
those
turn of
the century disks; after grinding
them down with
the sanding block --
they're like solid aluminum. so i cut
them into
tiny pieces with
these:
mod6: i'm a bit conflicted; but it might still be some work until
the makefiles are fully baked.
mod6: and I'm gonna put it out
there shortly. but just got a long distance in a short a mount of
time working on
these makefiles
today.
mod6: ok, so I have
this offline build script ready
to go.
mircea_popescu: well, sure.
the more interesting aspect : pure usg fabrication. like
the other
two.
mircea_popescu: i guess it's pure happenstance
there's no cbs headlines about "Hussein Bahamas
the Gay Prostitute" and such.
mircea_popescu: possibly
the most precarious attempt
to spin plates conceivable.
mircea_popescu: let's not forget
that
the imbecile silk road guy actually
told cops
that "anyone could have sent him fake ids because
there existrs silk road".
the smoked out elliot rodger generation actually
thinks
this way.
Framedragger: (ah, i only now figured
that g_l == gabriel laddel)
Framedragger: (yeah i need
to finish off a website because i promised
to a relative, foolishly, now i gather. because some dude's flying and
they need it right nao!!1 and gave promise. such is life)
mircea_popescu: also, i never new before how much i loved
the bot reading out
the contents of log lines.
Framedragger: yeah, well, i may be underestimating
the importance of such a 'design decision', in
truth.
trinque: wtf next
tier past "design decision" is imagined
there?
Framedragger: mircea_popescu: so it would seem
that your irc client *may* be using Windows-1252, because 0x96 in Windows-1252 appears
to be – (EN-DASH). but, i'm realllly not sure, because, encoding hell. moving on
to other stuff...
mircea_popescu: so no, prima facie
the guy knows
the whole
thing's dumb.
mircea_popescu: anyway, "the
technology" is rather uninteresting inasmuch as
the project lead deliberately avoided presenting it
to
the republic, in spite of being invited
to do so
twice.
trinque: BingoBoingo: it spouted
them
mircea_popescu: and obviously,
the worst
thing
that can happen
to you is for your project
to be leading
the next sentence. but hey,
the world is so cruel.
mircea_popescu: bloomberg was itching
to say "forget bitcoin" no fucking matter what.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform do you know
the joke with
the menstruating she-bear and
the animals in
the forest ?
mircea_popescu: ah. well,
this very similar problem
the russkis had in
the 90s.
Framedragger (admits
to barely be able
to read .ru. can slowly articulate, and sometimes map
to meanings)
Framedragger: yeah at least kirilica works. (though vi displays
that as [23:34:11] <asciilifeform> бÐ<9d>Ð<9e>Ð<9f>Ð<9d>Я Ð<92>ХРЮÐ<9a>? (tm) (r) because why not)
Framedragger: does, uh, your irc client add a spurious byte just for kicks, or wtf. hm. i also know
there are multiple long hyphens / shorter dashes in unicode, maybe some of
them don't get recognized by
these shit systems
mircea_popescu: this is some wtf level voodoo here. i have nfi why
they called it utf
mircea_popescu: the first is copied from my own quote,
the second from your own quote.
Framedragger: no i copy pasted
that from btcbase log,
the dumb fella
that i am
Framedragger: no wait. wait wait. btcbase's log displays
them as dashes. my irc client displays
them as questionmarks.
that original dash - i'd assumed it was a dash from btcbase's log, i now surmise. i get questionmark in irc
mircea_popescu: this is
the weirdest shit. so all
these display as dashes on my system : both yours, and mine.
Framedragger: (btw btcbase's irc line IDs do start with 1, so i guess
they are sorta deterministic)
Framedragger: meaning, i won't be doing anything with
the full logs (assuming
that's what you mean by
the artefact)
today
Framedragger: btcbase and log.b-a go back
to
the same date (26th april 2013)
Framedragger: damn. www itself is utf-8 proper, but
the source of
the log (znc) reports
that long hyphen as byte 0x96, for whatever reason.
this
then gets rendered as �. i
think i won't dig into znc's mysteries as i'll be planning
to move
to a different log format anyway (everything
to be stored in db for proper search, etc.)