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ben_vulpes: twould please him no end
to see
test reports coming in from
that platform
gernika: General question - is
there value in continuing
to
test stator, and future versions of it, on OpenBSD? Or should I abandon
that and just
test on Gentoo from now on?
☟︎ ben_vulpes: i'll have
to cook up a
test case or so
ascii_field: others - please say if
this is/is not
the case on
theirs.
ascii_field: the 'patch' on my systems eats
these happily, disregarding
the extra bit
ascii_field: wrote before going
to bed last night, forgot
to post.
ascii_field: ergo is a complete solution
to
the antecedent-embedding diff which i suggested
to mircea_popescu earlier
this week.
ben_vulpes: plus i feel
thooper
thtupid asking all of
the "how ams" questions i had about eulora last
time
danielpbarron: there are prizes available for writing
these
things
ben_vulpes: i'd not mind learning a bit more about
the
thing so's i can have some fun automating it
☟︎ danielpbarron: i guess it's supposed
to explore and build
the
tiny/small claims as it goes
danielpbarron: at
the very least you should all get
the craftbot and leave it running overnight
ben_vulpes: i musta missed
the memo on eulora being an okay casual play
diametric: ^ powder-gluing z-corp. similar but instead of melting powder
together, it glues it with an inkjet
type nozzle.
ascii_field: i did
too. a 'stratasys' was sold for a couplea hundy at my university's surplus shop
punkman: but I know plenty of golden-toilet in
that area
ascii_field: they are '3d printer' in
the same sense
that sco 'is' unix
trinque: I will base
this cd on
the amd64-nomultilib guide unless
there are objections
trinque: n6: btw, you survived gentoo quest; get in
the wot :)
ascii_field: discovers
the respective variables were zeroed out already.' << win
ascii_field: 'Except... it isn't. Ahh,
that exquisite flavour on
the roof of your mouth, when "Automatic Updates" pops up a
textbox
to "inform" you
that your OS is "no longer supported"v which can not be closed because
the process
that spawned it died in a "futex wait me" state as if
this is actually a fucking
thing, and
then it can't be
turned off, because if one goes
to follow
the process
that supposedly
turns it off
that one
trinque: in
the case of people wanting
to join
the WoT and have a real computer, not so great
trinque: in
the case of bitcoind dev, sure, barriers are great
assbot: Logged on 05-08-2015 14:30:12; mircea_popescu: and i know
this can be done because it's how fucking viruses work.
trinque: I'll hack on
this over
the weekend
trinque: right,
thing needs a damn on-ramp
assbot: Logged on 07-08-2015 13:13:30; mircea_popescu: <n6> Um, I'm in way over my head and going on 17 hours of gentoo <<
take your picture with your sad face next
to a screen with gentoo failing on it, i'll pay you 0.1 BTC. just
to prove a point.
assbot: Logged on 05-08-2015 14:28:09; mircea_popescu: asciilifeform here's what i want
to accomplish, as a goal : i want
to be able
to put up a linux system,
then go curl
http://trilema.com/autobitcoin.sh | gpg -verify > autobitcoin.sh. and
then run
that autobitcoin.sh, which auto-follows
the changes of people i have selected for
this
task, builds
them and runs
them
trinque: just need
to package it up nicely
trinque: certainly; I've got scripts around building
these disk images already
assbot: Logged on 07-08-2015 06:26:16;
trinque: is
this problem solved by someone just signing a disk image and being done with it?
King_Rex: i am kicking myself for not joing
the wot in '11
King_Rex: lurker, very interested in deedbot and
the bitcoin foundation and your node efforts
mircea_popescu: "One campaign unit of fire was sufficient ammunition for one campaign - generally understood
to be a
three month supply.(21)
This called for
the following rounds per weapon: 1,000 rounds per field piece, 25,000 rounds per machine gun, and 240 rounds per rifle." << contrary
to what one would expect on
the basis of "aciton movies",
the expected rate of fire of a rifle in war is ~2 shots/day.
mircea_popescu: o seek
the decisive victory.
The principal objective of
the land operation was
the destruction of
the American landing force on
the beach."
mircea_popescu: hin range of
the homeland airbases,
the entire air combat strength would be employed in continual night and day assaults against
these ships. In conducting
the air operations,
the emphasis would be on
the disruption of
the American landing plans.
The principal
targets were
to be
the
troop and equipment
transports.
Those American forces which succeeded in landing would be swiftly attacked by
the Imperial Army in order
t mircea_popescu: "The strategy for Ketsu-Go was outlined in an 8 April 1945 Army Directive.(4) It stated
that
the Imperial Army would endeavor
to crush
the Americans while
the invasion force was still at sea.
They planned
to deliver a decisive blow against
the American naval force by initially destroying as many carriers as possible, utilizing
the special attack forces of
the Air Force and Navy. When
the amphibious force approached wit
shinohai: I don't
think
that guy coud get *any* project off
the ground. Darkwallet is a fail for sure.
mircea_popescu: whereas it sure as shit doesn't want any more of
that "printed gun" nonsense.
mircea_popescu: the only difference being
that
the usg was not either powerful enough or attentive enough
to give a shit either way about consoles in
the 80s.
mircea_popescu: "let's redo
the videogame winter because we're unique special snowflakes and who needs management"
mike_c: hopefully Eulora will accomodate me - someone who is perfectly happy with -ev as long as I'm having fun.
This should help supply
the people who are more interested in
the money.
mircea_popescu: on
the other hand yesterday i bought ~10mn worth of
thorns.
mike_c: I'm not so worried about +ev
though. I already have a job.
mircea_popescu: what doesn't work is
the 'i made a level in five minutes so i'll make 500 levels in 20 hours' linear
thing from grinder mmorpgs.
mike_c: I'll start poking again and see if danielpbarron can make use of me. He seems
to be king of
the land :)
mircea_popescu: the challenge in eulora, much like in business, is
to scale up while maintaining profitability.
mircea_popescu: and you can always mine, and low q mined stuff fetches a high % premium relative
to
their net value
mircea_popescu: yeah, you're needed
to overcraft high level items for high level crafters
to get
them bps
mike_c: Drank
the murky what-not and cleared my head
mike_c: Hm. Ok, well,
then I will start aiming my 30-45 daily mins of play at Eulora
then.
mircea_popescu: it is much easier
to get +ev if you play casually
than if you play intensively.
mike_c: It seems like I would love it like I love
Total War - If I have 20 hours a week
to play it would be awesome.
mike_c: Just a contrarian. I have no idea if it's headed
to 80 or 40.
BingoBoingo creatively
thinking outloud and venting my hate at
the noise machines
punkman: !rate williamdunne 1 small btc/gbp
trade
assbot: Incentivising full nodes by having SPV nodes
to pay for data requests | Luv Khemani | Aug 03 2015 : bitcoin_devlist ... (
http://bit.ly/1MSaZFP )
mircea_popescu: and
the recent adition,
those which have some untinking people in
the userbase and don't carew.
mircea_popescu: there's basically
three
types of
things in
this world :
those who have nobody
thinking in
the userbase and don't care ;
those who have some
thinking people in
the userbase and don't care
ben_vulpes: anyways, i'm off
to coffee, breakfast, fire a girl, do
the work she was supposed
to do, and
then
the burbs for a sales meeting
mircea_popescu: or in any case, has some people whoi can actually
think in
the userbase.
mircea_popescu: you will perhaps notice wireshark is
taking a saner view of btc protocol
than
the power rangers
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform i don't exactly know how
they'd do a better job
ben_vulpes: mircea_popescu: a) i don't know any formats and b) i stopped expecting
things
to behave in any particular way when i realized
that "tar" is "tape archive"
assbot: Logged on 07-08-2015 14:52:22; mircea_popescu: ben_vulpes do not be surprised
that cli
tools do not put out stuff in a format you don't know
mircea_popescu: ben_vulpes do not be surprised
that cli
tools do not put out stuff in a format you don't know
☟︎ ben_vulpes: ofc it makes sense
that i'd have
to fire up wireshark on
this
thing eventually
ben_vulpes: but with emphasis on
the grand scope of my ignorance