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assbot: Logged on 23-01-2015 04:24:33; asciilifeform: i have a 0.8 node
that does crash quarterly or so. bitcoin-msghand[15569]: segfault at 0 ip 0000000000blahblah sp 0000blahblahblah error 4 in bitcoind[400000+303000]
PeterL: asciilifeform wasn't
the
thing you were describing, 'g', going
to be for downloading stuff?
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform
that never was
the unclear part. didja have a replacement was
the unclear part.
punkman: "
The code
that causes
the vulnerability was introduced in May 2008 as part of glibc 2.9."
mircea_popescu: totally,
thank
the people who put
the hole in, it's because of
their "hard work"
that you have a hole
to burn.
punkman: "Remote code execution is possible, but not straightforward. It requires bypassing
the security mitigations present on
the system, such as ASLR. We will not release our exploit code, but a non-weaponized Proof of Concept has been made available"
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform should be pretty lulzy
to read
the "never happened and if it did we did it first nayway" verbiage.
mircea_popescu: see if stackexchange burial
team is at battlestations or not.
mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo incidentally,
this should be qntra'd asap.
mircea_popescu: #b-a,
the driving force behind internet security phenomena. since 2016.
shinohai: There is a public pool just a few streets down from me. So many fat people were
there last summer I wondered how all
the water wasn't displaced.
BingoBoingo: Probably just kicked it into
the rendering pot afterwards.
shinohai: I'm just wondering since she is sitting on
the floor if
there was a crane handy
to help lift her after
this photo was made.
BingoBoingo: shinohai: Notice
the darker skin on
the dieselbag's legs suggest Beetus is already about
to
take
them.
shinohai: Not
that Buterin can grow any facial hair.
shinohai: What is
that mircea_popescu, a human representation of
the Ethereum pyramid scheme?
thestringpuller: mircea_popescu: hey, i'm sure
they beat
them at go, first! << never knew people played go in pakistan
mod6: will let you all know.
thanks
mod6: morning, just a heads up here. ben has been
testing V for me, and we're going
through it. might need another patch
tonight.
mircea_popescu: "Last year,
The Intercept published documents detailing
the NSA's SKYNET programme. According
to
the documents, SKYNET engages in mass surveillance of Pakistan's mobile phone network, and
then uses a machine learning algorithm on
the cellular network metadata of 55 million people
to
try and rate each person's likelihood of being a
terrorist." << hey, i'm sure
they beat
them at go, first!
mircea_popescu: but i am also very curious
to hear out disagreement, especially from
the esteemed peers living with young children.
mircea_popescu: hey,
they swap daughter with neighbour prior
to fucking, why not infant prior
to eating.
assbot: Logged on 16-02-2016 03:28:14; mats: also swapped an infant son with a friend's, and ate
that
too
mats: many ancient empires
took centuries
to die, despite entering infirmity long before, after all
mats: i wonder all
the
time if
this is just wishful
thinking on my part
assbot: Logged on 16-02-2016 03:48:41; mats:
the us has gone so long without experiencing actual national
tragedy on
the scale of, say,
the civil war between
the kmt and
the party
mats: meanwhile my generation chants 'feel
the bern' because he proffers entitlements on
the backs of corporations
mats: hundreds of millions
toiled, sweat blood, and died in
the last
thirty years
to make .cn great
mats: people here have no sense of scale beyond
the drops of blood spilled on 9/11
mats: the us has gone so long without experiencing actual national
tragedy on
the scale of, say,
the civil war between
the kmt and
the party
☟︎ mats: recall
the name? I'll add
to my list
mats: so many chix are high maintenance princesses, dudes
tend
to be belligerent and unbearable when drunk
mats: also swapped an infant son with a friend's, and ate
that
too
☟︎ mats: my grandfather ate dog during
the famine, no shame in
that
BingoBoingo is disappoint
that other people discovered beef
tongue is delicious and it is priced locally on par with other actual foods
that don't suck
mats: think about
that for a second
mats: the only
thing
the world knows about .kr food is Korean BBQ and kimchi
mats: and while I'm venting about Koreans,
their food fucking sucks and utterly lacks any kind of nuance
mats: and
that
their cultural dress is original, rather
than heavily derivative of
the fashions from
the
Tang
mircea_popescu: there's a section of romania convinced
that
this romanian dude invented writing and
taught
the romans
to fuck and egyptians
to pyramid.
mircea_popescu: there's
this general
tendency of shitty countries
to entertain
this dream
that
they're really cool.
mats: I have heard more
than one insist
that Confucius was Korean
mats: on
the subject of Koreans
BingoBoingo: Got
to enjoy
tales of
the weirdo bumpkin kids on college campuses who were in
the no flushing
the
toilet paper habit
BingoBoingo: The concern isn't actually
the
tank, but
the pipes
that run from
the
tank
to
the leech field
BingoBoingo: Over
time supposedly accumulates. It may break down faster
than feces, but it doesn't liquify as fast.
BingoBoingo: Those of us in
town get our flushing (and wire internet) privilege
BingoBoingo: Around here
the
toilet paper is associated with
the very rural people who have fragile septic
tank systems.
mircea_popescu: the
telltale, specific nonsense old women come up with, but particularly successfully rooted.
mircea_popescu: the
toilet paper nuttery is endemic in central america also. i always ignored it,
to no detriment. sort-of wondering whether
there's any more substance
to
this nonsense
than any urban legend.
to
this day for instance south koreans believe magical asphyxiation rays come out of fans left running while people sleep.
BingoBoingo: "The fact
that all over Beijing you have
to put soiled loo roll in a little basket beside
the
toilet is
telling:
the infrastructure is fragile." << Very Rural of
them
BingoBoingo: I didn't care for Beijing's architecture merely because it was "unfamiliar". I looked at him in astonishment. "Unfamiliar!" I exclaimed.
This stuff is all over
the world!" And an assault of Bauhaus is hardly Chinese.) Put up in
the engineering equivalent of 15 minutes, none of
these buildings is made
to last — but when I asked my winsome Han
tour guide what would happen when
they collapsed, she said with cheerful gusto, "We'll
BingoBoingo: "And
the architecture! Never was any city more captivated by
the rectangle. As you
take off from Beijing airport, clumps of residential developments rise relentlessly into
the distance, each cluster often 60 or so high-rises apiece, each high-rise 50 or so stories
tall — seeming
to reproduce SimCity-style as you watch.
They are all drab,
they are all
the same,
they are all hideous. (A student asked after my event whether perhaps
BingoBoingo: Ah, further up where it becomes still harder
to collect for fuel later.
BingoBoingo: recieve and avoid having its
traditional explosives decay
through radition exposure.
BingoBoingo: And
then you gotta get it down safely or peace has an expiration date
BingoBoingo: The Russia/China Border not disputed. Better
to launch over all
the Americas where who
the fuck in
the flight path can complain?