401300+ entries in 0.26s
trinque: it may also be pointed at a stage3 which is no longer available.
They delete
the old ones rather rapidly.
trinque: I can modify it for you if you'd like it
to write
to a block device; it requires changing a variable at
the
top and altering
the lilo config
shinohai: and just like
that it starts back up
trinque: mircea_popescu: I briefly began explaining what a port is,
then gave up.
ascii_field: 25 was a desperate spamcontrol measure in
the late '90s
mircea_popescu: trinque> I was amazed
to find I was not allowed
to have an open port 25 on comcast residential. <<< i'm amazed at
the notion of a "not allowed" port in general.
BingoBoingo: My stator (DB patched) is finally up
to July 5th fork, sped up considerably since I had it -connect
to local sync'd node (moved
to
this arrangement
to open 8333)
mod6: are you getting strange errors in
the log? or
the node your -connect'd
to is just done??
shinohai: I seem
to be stuck on height 314526 for
the moment.
phf: i
think main value of business account with us
telco,
they actually show you how short
the leash is. instead of "unlimited everything!!1" you get an equivalent of 90s dialup, but you're free
to use it at saturation levels
ascii_field: but i will note
that
they cut off EVERYTHING
ascii_field: i suspect
that 8333 is considered a 'funny' port
trinque: I was amazed
to find I was not allowed
to have an open port 25 on comcast residential.
shinohai: comcast used
to do
that, but i have business class nau
trinque: because you... actually use
the service
trinque: maybe you
tripped some "anti-malware"
thing
they use
to mitigate aids-spewing windows boxes
ascii_field: shinohai:
they also switched my ip (it happens 2-3x a year)
shinohai: i suppose
this is why i found your node unreachable
ascii_field: there was no official communication concerning
this.
punkman: oic now "certain highly sensitive code—stuff akin
to
the Google’s PageRank search algorithm—resides in separate repositories only available
to specific employees."
mircea_popescu: google needs
to move now because otherwise it could stymy adoption in
this early stage of
the game
mircea_popescu: if every person on earth wrote just 50 lines of code, which is a very small number of lines of code
to write for
the progress world etc,
mircea_popescu: join my petition for google
to increase its google size.
punkman: "all 2 billion lines sit in a single code repository available
to all 25,000 Google engineers." << what and nobody has leaked
them yet
punkman: "estimates
that
the software needed
to run all of Google’s Internet services—from Google Search
to Gmail
to Google Maps—spans some 2 billion lines of code."
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shinohai: Twitter sometimes makes me want
to just go back
to finger :/
gernika: re: zoolag:
trying connection 108.51.29.6:8333 lastseen=-372897.0hrs lasttry=-400674.8hrs | connection
timeout
mircea_popescu: "are you 17 ? you got what it
takes
to stab your mom ? mp wants
to hear from you BEFORE you manage
to blow your wad on nothing worth
the mention. come let's make beautiful music
together."
mod6: i recently shutdown my fully sync'd openbsd node a week or
two ago --
took quite a wait for it
to finally exit. but i didn't keep close
track of
the
time. could have easily been an hour
though.
mircea_popescu: i dun recall it ever
taking
that long, but, as
the man says. give it a bit.
mod6: <+gernika> ran bitcoind stop <<
this method
that i use
gernika: ran bitcoind stop -
the logs indicate
that it ran
through
the shutdown procedure, but
the process itself still runs
mod6: gernika: did you get it figured out
then?
mircea_popescu: in other news, ""Greetings for
the day! Hope you are doing great! My name is Letha Lozano and I am a Website Consultant. I found your email account online and would like
to discuss some business opportunities with you""
pete_dushenski: thestringpuller: i've heard stories of atl's
traffic shmozzle
assbot: Logged on 10-05-2015 17:11:59; asciilifeform: phun phact: virtually everything we publicly know re: how an intel cpu inits comes from
the great ami bios source leaks
thestringpuller: pete_dushenski: it's usually
the
traffic you sit in it long enough and you get
tired.
assbot: Logged on 16-09-2015 09:00:07;
thestringpuller: pete_dushenski: honestly, how fucking smart and alert do you have
to be
to drive a car ? << I have always had sleep problems. As a kid would always fall asleep on car rides. And as an adult I seem
to regularly fall asleep at
the wheel and still get home. But
this is super dangerous. I really need
to just pull over and nap for a second or red bull it up like a
trucker would do...
punkman: "Cool clock, Ahmed. Want
to bring it
to
the White House? We should inspire more kids like you
to like science. It's what makes America great."
punkman: OP_RETURN is 9 characters
though
punkman: I don't
think it's something
punkman: mircea_popescu: OP_RETURN just adds arbitrary bytes
to
the
transaction
mircea_popescu: no
to
the latter. and
to
the former, make it detatch
the db.
gernika: mod6 so I've finally rebuilt my blkindex.dat after probably corrupting it last
time I shutdown bitcoind. I need
to shut it down again. Is
there a way
to safely shutdown bitcoind? Or at a minimum, back up
the blkindex.dat of a running node?
mircea_popescu: gotta hand it
to
the "immigrants" :
they got a lot more going for
them
than zee germans do at
this point.
mircea_popescu: aaand from
the right in
time ministry :
the new refugees
to Munich are petitioning
to have Oktberfest cancled because it is offensive.
VariaVarietatis: mircea_popescu: I got sort of an odd question asked you before but got side
tracked why one wot for eulora and b-a and shouldn't a game have its own wot
to allow eve online style play?
mircea_popescu: not like it'd be
that hard either. distributed datastore.
mircea_popescu: if
teh server bs continues, we end up hosting on USG owned computers exclusively.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform once we decide
to go all north korea we use
that
to make mega-infector steal all
the bases.
mircea_popescu ponders whether
the embarassment is worth
that much.
then remembers
the value of "the public" is 0. obviously could use
this
to steal a lot of monyz, but meh.
VariaVarietatis: mircea_popescu:
trying
to make
the call graph on
trilema.com
mircea_popescu: "A recent publication by Kaspersky Lab (mirror) describes
the first publicly-confirmed instance of a Microsoft Windows 'trojan' capable of infecting hard disk drive firmware. "
thestringpuller: was watching beavis and butthead do america last night. fbi somehow gets involved in
trying
to
track
them down for reasons, but everyone who has encountered
the
teens gets cavity searched.
mircea_popescu: they're not classy,
the "victims" aren't classy either. whence all
this class ?
mircea_popescu: but i was asking, what'd be
the point for nsa
to make something classier.
thestringpuller: Cisco hardware has been diddle more
than catholic school boys.
mircea_popescu: what part of b-a are we analysing
today, VariaVarietatis ?