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mircea_popescu: in fact, anyone with the werewithal to boycott as much as a donut stand can just as well
patch out whatever.
bounce: it's a curious discussion. he gets to
patch the gentoo bitcoind because he's a core dev? why isn't that
patch in mainline then?
mircea_popescu: dub how are you going to
patch the fact that the microcontroler is a... microcontroler ?
dub: maybe s.nsa could release a
patch Luke-Jr: all a git repo is, is a
patch set
Naphex: mircea_popescu: gentoo has good
patch out
Naphex: just
patch it, and killall -TERM sh/ bash and you're set
nubbins`: so apparently they found a backdoor in the shellshock
patch on github, hey?
assbot: Amazon forced to reboot EC2 to
patch Xen bug - Storage - News - iTnews.com.au
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: what would it take << beautiful question. let's say we find that chetty has, e.g., more efficient mitochondriae, that eat and shit less for given level of activity. and therefore require less cleanup. then we say 'can't fix this with aftermarket
patch.' << I dunno mitochondral replacement might be an interesting experiment
xmj: then sends a PR (problem report) to bugzilla with a
patch attached, and someone like me comes, takes that
patch, commits it to ports and all are happy
fluffypony: xmj: I want compatability with fbsd from now and in a way that doesn't require a ports maintainer to
patch stuff
justusranvier: I want Gentoo to ditch source tarballs entirely in favor of Git. It should be easy for a user to
patch the source code of any package they run and have Portage handle merging changes from upstream
dignork: nubbins`: last time I tried, i had to root the phone and
patch the xcode to avoid dev license
mircea_popescu: turns out... everything downloads in a
patch-needed state
mircea_popescu: cr_zoidberg so you fixed a bug in cryptonote, why not just submit a
patch to them ? and if they fix it too, that point goes away ?
DreadKnight: Namworld, things would be better, more devs and patches, more testing; on windows you can't really
patch, just complain
mircea_popescu: "I actually have been thrilled to see that finally there is movement to replace the straight access to /dev/random and /dev/urandom: Ted's
patch to implement a getrandom() system call that can be made compatible with OpenBSD's own getentropy() in user space. And even more I'm happy to see that at least one of the OpenBSD/LibreSSL developers pitching in to help shape the interface.
assbot: linux-kernel - [
PATCH, RFC] random: introduce getrandom(2) system call
pankkake: hm apparently OP_RETURN is by default not relayed. but if it ever is, I might
patch my node :)
pankkake: the
patch isn't harmful in the sense at it's just an user interface option. it always was possible, and pools are offering it already
assbot: Bitcoin miner TX-selection: "prioritisation as a business model encourages centralisation and is incompatible with p2pool. Very harmful
patch" : Bitcoin
mircea_popescu: vendor to fix it but they said 6 to 8 weeks for a
patch, and our project deadline is sooner than that. I need to interface with the legacy system because even though the DBAs have ported things over to Oracle, they're still sorting things out and it's not reliable enough for me to make any meaningful progress. Fortunately, I've thought this through and abstracted the data subsystem well enough that I can drop-in repla
unbalanced: Only using Seahorse because of user-friendliness for now. Though I might figure out git next and submit a
patch to their pop-up message.
pankkake: no, you'd have to
patch atc for that
Naphex: might just wait for a
patch before trying it, very annoying
mod6: says that you could just: scrub in all fragment reassemble, but seems better to just
patch and be done.
benkay: mind you, JorgePasada, i'm talking about a real community of humans who get together and derp on a
patch of dirt for potatoes or tomatoes during the day and sing and drink at night
bounce: didn't ssl have a
patch a while back that went snprintf(d,dlen,s) -> snprintf(d,dlen,"%s",s) ? something like that at any rate
KRS-1: mircea_popescu did you
patch your ssl
pankkake: and if you want to experiment, you can
patch gpg to generate keys >4K
punkman1: "This
patch is setting OPENSSL_NO_HEARTBEAT, but openssl actually only disables heartbeats when you set OPENSSL_NO_HEARTBEATS (note trailing S)."
minersdidit: a bunch of tard developers to "
patch" shit
jurov: i don't connect it to switch, but with
patch cable directly to notebook
bounce: git
patch output over email to the mentor
mircea_popescu: hopefully they find someone in new york whose brain works and they
patch it up.
tg2: i'll accept that
patch if you want :D
Apocalyptic: but then kinda dubious why would some potential investors want to
patch that hole
mircea_popescu: then two years later wynn hotels hit a slow
patch, get sold for scrap
BingoBoingo: From stories it seems most of the enlisted drug tests now happen as an absorbent
patch that collects sweat.
mircea_popescu: alternatively, "in briar
patch, foot hurt ; in forest, head hurt" said the mongoloid.
Luke-Jr: >_< that SubsidyAlgo
patch broke it
Duffer1: that assumes a
patch hasn't already been made
greenspan_fan: in the interim between breach,
patch being devised and
patch being promulgated, you'd have zero activity
greenspan_fan: I think you're underestimating how hard it would be to
patch mircea_popescu: "hi guise, here is problem, here is
patch, pls install so and so"
herbijudlestoids: ThickAsThieves, Bunnyh just got email from Luke-Jr,
patch seems good, hope it helps
herbijudlestoids: ok, well Luke-Jr i pantspledge to you that i will look unto the lambda business and try to make a useful
patch, so that you dont feel like all of us people in the community are cunts who never contrib (altho iv never used eloipool)
herbijudlestoids: Luke-Jr: ill make you a deal, if you think my
patch is correct for all cases where its int, then i will spend some time on the weekend and try to understand the lambda business
herbijudlestoids: Luke-Jr: let me finish this
patch im attempting, if it sucks you can tell me what i did wrong :D
Luke-Jr: herbijudlestoids: a
patch would be handy
herbijudlestoids: Luke-Jr: can we help with a
patch? or its just a discrepancy for altcoins?
herbijudlestoids: Luke-Jr: give us a clue and we might be keen to contribute a
patch? ;)
pankkake: yes. clients like Armory, the Coin Control
patch for bitcoin-qt…
jurov: i have multi-vag ..er.. multi-wallet
patch for bitcoind pending
nubbins`: alts are like cabbage
patch kids
herbijudlestoids: if it exploits only windows why did adobe release emergency
patch for all OS, even including the unsupported linux version
ThickAsThieves: "OK guys, everyone processed these stellar news? Let's be optimistic that the driest
patch is over, esp. communications-wise. Keep in mind though, the dividends won't rise until April and there still may be weeks of silence where friedcat fixes the last problems"
BingoBoingo: The problem with any filler material for teeth is that the deal life span for such a
patch is 90+ years.
Vexual: some a-hole put a box of empty bottle right in my gravity
patch pankkake: well, that json feeds would be nice. write a spec and
patch software!
mikaeldice: Dual purpose: If nobody hacks it, this adds evidence of 'sufficiency' with the security, and if someone does hack it then I can
patch the holes and reinit the prize until no more holes are found
Diablo-D3: and its a half way decent
patch cord too
mircea_popescu: "o here's a cool
patch of clean grass, let's vomit on it"
jurov: (i deployed a
patch yest that you can't register without doing that)
nubbins`: anyway, 5.5 hours later, all that's left is to
patch up some drywall tomorrow
mod6: maybe gnupg needs a
patch where this is translated to C and DSA/ElGamal are removed
mircea_popescu: so eve is pushing a 800mb
patch what in the loving hell.