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mircea_popescu: Include vhosts.d/*.conf should not barf ; however you don't need a "path to", as it already runs from the directory above that, as part of the main config.
ben_vulpes: mircea_popescu: i must be thick, or whoever packaged it for gentoo did some inscrutable 'simplification' as a vanilla apache install over here came with none of the conveniences i expected to see a la a2ensite or sites_enabled/disabled, adding Include /path/to/vhosts.d/*.conf caused serverwide barfage
mircea_popescu: you're stuck investing $hotwallet-size * $failure-odds into the business that it could be, like it or not. just like your time.
mircea_popescu: "* don't take the output of a CSPRNG and pass it through RC4" should have been "don't whiten, fucktard"
mircea_popescu: ckang for an ad-hoc illustration : admitting that you own sunway taihulight (the chinese supercomputer discussed in
http://trilema.com/2017/resplenduminous/ ), which does something like 9.3 * 10^16 flops ; and admitting you take 1 flop to generate a key (it's more like 150-200 irl, but w/e) and 0 time to check for its correctness, then you could expect a correct guess about once every 51948826585749897379957793229925273575140
mircea_popescu: 481 * 9 = 4329, ie more than the hd i bought. not cheap.
hanbot: _getSeparators : function() { var re = '', i, str = this.editor.getParam('spellchecker_word_separator_chars', '\\s!"#$%&()*+,-./:;<=>?@[\]^_{|}§©«®±¶·»¿×÷\u201d\u201c'); << sample itam. they're buried in the code as ad-hoc magic chars.
MDude: Hey, I'm a police offic-*rining from my concealed earpiece:"SHIT, DAMNIT, HE'S TRYING TO TRICK YOU."*
a111: Logged on 2018-04-04 04:49 mircea_popescu: in other lulz, /me joins #lesswrong. there's a "* Loaded log from Sat Sep 20 11:53:02 2014" ; then /me joins #startups. there's a "Loaded log from Sat Sep 20 11:52:17 2014". apparently... i did this once before ?
mircea_popescu: in other lulz, /me joins #lesswrong. there's a "* Loaded log from Sat Sep 20 11:53:02 2014" ; then /me joins #startups. there's a "Loaded log from Sat Sep 20 11:52:17 2014". apparently... i did this once before ?
☟︎ mircea_popescu: in other world wide webs, "* Topic for #gaygeeks is: Welcome to #gaygeeks, a PG-rated social channel for geeky LGBT people and friends."
mircea_popescu: and now consider something like cat *** | grep "data.maryland.gov" | awk '{print $19..$22}' | sort -u << "get me the fields 19th through 22nd, once only, and sorted alphabetically".
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform incidentally this is exactly the general formula i'd expect of nsa sponsored holes in rsa. p = a * x ^ b
mircea_popescu: * renard_abroad (~mrfox@r201-217-148-155.ir-static.anteldata.net.uy) << check him out. how's teh uruguashos bunnies, mr fox ?
jhvh1: mircea_popescu: .003 * 11473.0448334 = 34.4191345002
diana_coman: no requirement re format, it's really: pass this here char * to Ada safely and recover this String from Ada via an "out String" parameter (char * on C side)
a111: Logged on 2018-02-28 15:07 diana_coman: ave1 have you ever passed a char * from c to ada in such a way that ada actually sees the correct length for it? there is something I don't quite understand there as To_C seems to use Target'Length so the length should be set
diana_coman: ave1 have you ever passed a char * from c to ada in such a way that ada actually sees the correct length for it? there is something I don't quite understand there as To_C seems to use Target'Length so the length should be set
☟︎ diana_coman: ave1, more notes sounds like a *very* good idea; mixing with char * c style is anyway a pain no matter how it's done
diana_coman: ave1, tbh I've been trying to avoid .c.strings at least but atm it looks set to still make its way in because calling ada stuff from c and getting char * result is an even worse mess with interfaces.c only (i.e. with char_array vs chars_ptr)
a111: Logged on 2018-02-24 19:23 mod6: !~calc 0.0395 * 5
phf: + int64 nMyWakeTime = GetTimeMillis() + *((int64*)parg) * 1000;
phf: - int64 nMyWakeTime = GetTimeMillis() + *((int*)parg) * 1000;
jhvh1: mod6: 0.0395 * 5 = 0.1975
jhvh1: asciilifeform: 9606 * 0.0395 = 379.437
ben_vulpes: mircea_popescu: 0.2881443 * 1.2 = .34577317 , and yes you'll have a spare
mircea_popescu: so what's the deal here : i pay for a year, at the price of 0.048xxx * 12 / 2 * 1.2 ; at the end of the year i don't own the machine ; but if it breaks down during the year you replace it free of charge to me ?
jhvh1: mircea_popescu: 9706 * (0.014 + 0.048) = 601.772
trinque: * mircea_popescu obviously said it better than
mircea_popescu: but no, it wasn't a personal loan to bb, it was a loan to bb's corp which bb guaranteed ; but which guarantee i let lapse when i sold (ie, didn't transfer to you, ie, yo ucan't now ask him for 2 btc * 8k usd or w/e the exact numbers were)
mircea_popescu: my capital will then cost 1 * 1.05 * 3 = 4.15. so he has to pay 3.15 to get the 1.
pehbot: asciilifeform: print (0x8EEE68CAA9C397919CECDBD05C4302B99F58EAB4A817CEA09AAA5CDC4BA3B6E0F8F9E79110C128FE5855DFAED823D747291502C911E8822424FF68EA61E163F0 == 0x9523A93AE0C7CA410E9D96BA917CC81F6AE261D3E66761697EEA50D42887C714 * 0xF5580622DB331381B3CCDFFB01647F4CBEE85A173D5CC98939237F4A02E7F0CC)
pehbot: asciilifeform: print 0x698CE911132F8468C4E194B8DE368D399B8AE8C9DCF00FC13622C69C77D352F353E6B7BF5B55BF3DA41638E1205BF3BB08656A1A8A8E6E44C6BFC7305DE792F0 == 0x97E739A43C6FDC54D30868703F7F3352A0E6B8145D73DE069DD0D5DAE15D40B0 * 0xB1E1E52D89EE143D129759B6ECDA2B57FB3A51F52A7903E840BDF7DDFC9361ED
pehbot: asciilifeform: print 0x3E5D0A1494714608C690023711EFA9F54CF89F9B8B6868E1D67349192693CFCE40FCAF5754AA88528ADEB8ED715E6E8AE88B42D309FAB89CA70AB0F7C302C4C9 == 0x5B76C0C5A47092525D9522B8B6BEF9B4DE1EA7F4C7F89A3275C15B4B779BE2E3 * 0xAE8CDAA17D3E6F67085DE25998BA005E2ADF86FB1A57BFED68BE051B47A18D63
trinque: gotta use gcc7 to get the spectre mitigations in *
jhvh1: mircea_popescu: (41/42)^88 * 88 = 10.556610754891212
mircea_popescu: so then, (7150 - 1403) * 6 / 52 / 40 * 2 = 33.15 final cost, per week. includes 1U of space, 37.75GB of weekly upload / 377.5GB download (as per 20 / 8 × 3600 × 24 × 7 ÷ 40) and 2500/40 = 62.5 Watts of power (in the sense of 37.8 MJ).
a111: Logged on 2018-02-06 05:03 mircea_popescu: so then, 7150 * 6 / 52 / 40 * 2 = 41.25 final cost, per week. includes 1U of space, 302GB of weekly upload / 3TB download (as per 20 × 3600 × 24 × 7 ÷ 40) and lessee re wattage,
mircea_popescu: aite. so i say publish as is, but replace the addresses with ***.
mircea_popescu: then there's 5 * 41.25 * 7 ~= 1500 from racking the five. if you get say another five items to rack from other folk, that's 3k.
mircea_popescu sees no problem whatsoever in paying 0.22 * 12 * 120+50 = 366.8 vat if it gets the pile across.
mircea_popescu: so then, 7150 * 6 / 52 / 40 * 2 = 41.25 final cost, per week. includes 1U of space, 302GB of weekly upload / 3TB download (as per 20 × 3600 × 24 × 7 ÷ 40) and lessee re wattage,
☟︎ jhvh1: mircea_popescu: 0.58441904 * 14915.6671703 = 8716.999888626242
phf: asciilifeform: they have a stupid gb style scheme of *.foo.uy
trinque: select * from information_schema.column where ...
ave1: I was debugging the code and saw that the functions where not inlined "FZ_Clear", "FZ_*" etc.
pehbot: asciilifeform: print 0x14337E4EB2BDBC5A94050DE08B74D0E2A0898FDB8867273FAA974DB195E67AE503DCB77FCB92B67F1DA0CFF0142C6B2481C6205EDA36C4265E5E0AB86BFAF315 == 0xDF812DEB8C3DC0A15994324DB8BEB022DA867AFDFD8E7E1AE704DA29F585069F * 0x172360CF1AA56EAD244177180C8D12BF6C329957E93F2E77E558AE1F7A336DCB
phf: asciilifeform: i.e. ??``[(let ((a #x]#[) (b #x]#[) (c #x]*#[) (sz #x].0.1-#[)) (= (nth-value 0 (truncate (* a b) (1+ sz))) c))]
ben_vulpes: BingoBoingo: is the 22% actually "we have declared the value of this thing to be $maxint, and now pay $maxint * .22 or never see your gear again"?
phf: by the way, knuth's CWEB nicely solves the whole auto-wrapped comment issue. the TeX part doesn't mandate newlines, and obviously does it's own formatting, but the C part is also very aggressively formatted by the CWEB code. specifically /* comments */ are treated as TeX source, and get re-wrapped according to TeX rules.
shinohai: Too bad 'OR 1=1/* doesn't work on them.
a111: Logged on 2018-01-17 21:24 asciilifeform: * all gov contracts
jhvh1: mircea_popescu: 50000 * 0.008127 = 406.35
a111: Logged on 2018-01-16 16:01 shinohai:
http://archive.is/pU5zY <<< "Microsoft was faced with 8 (eight!)* new vulnerabilities in Equation Editor reported after their manual patch, they gave up on the idea of continuing manual support for it."
shinohai:
http://archive.is/pU5zY <<< "Microsoft was faced with 8 (eight!)* new vulnerabilities in Equation Editor reported after their manual patch, they gave up on the idea of continuing manual support for it."
☟︎ jhvh1: shinohai: 0.00000066 * 500000 = 0.33
BingoBoingo: * mircea_popescu recently saw "looper", a nine MILLIONTH!!! same retelling of here's whart we ustards managed to steal off the bible, whore (single mother!!!) and repentant sinner (junkie!!!) save baby jesus << That's half of US film between 2001 and 2015
a111: Logged on 2018-01-06 00:00 asciilifeform: i'ma summarize the v thing : if you have a proposed new v algo ; and it would turn my 1kB patches into 1MB, and my readable 3 lines into 100kLoc of ?#@%$*(@%% , and my trivial machine-diff-verifiable changes into 'why dontcha sit for 5 years doing eyeball-powered diff' -- it is NOT an improvement. and i won't touch it. sign it. sign anything made on it. etc
a111: Logged on 2018-01-06 00:00 asciilifeform: i'ma summarize the v thing : if you have a proposed new v algo ; and it would turn my 1kB patches into 1MB, and my readable 3 lines into 100kLoc of ?#@%$*(@%% , and my trivial machine-diff-verifiable changes into 'why dontcha sit for 5 years doing eyeball-powered diff' -- it is NOT an improvement. and i won't touch it. sign it. sign anything made on it. etc
mircea_popescu: so you want "\t\t\t\t\tcsRef<iMeshWrapperIterator> objectIter = engine->GetNearbyMeshes(mesh->GetMovable()->GetSectors()->Get(0), oldpos + boundingBox.GetCenter(), boundingBox.GetSize().Norm() * 2);" to be instead
mircea_popescu: in this competition, inept foreigners (as in
http://btcbase.org/log/2017-12-02#1745682 ) credit a certain item, which happens to be the fed trade account ; usg controls that -- the stated of * does not. that is the whole and complete story -- whatever usg says state, corporation, individual does.
☝︎ jhvh1: mircea_popescu: 0.00224535 * 14843.1629768 = 33.32809598995788
BingoBoingo: * mircea_popescu is very fucking happy to see other people can apparently secrete these wonders, i was starting to suspect
http://btcbase.org/log/2017-12-31#1761935 issues. << It took substantial reading, and re-reading. For the definition of cash used in the standard... There is simply no way USD counts as cash
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