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a111: Logged on 2018-02-01 21:24 phf: diana_coman: ty,
i'll try wiring it in, and keep you posted.
i assume ada<>c interop is pretty straightforward, though
i won't have a chance to try until later next week. suddenly busy
BingoBoingo:
I though those were all jetisoned in argentina?
BingoBoingo:
I may end up buying a consumer tower box to throw in the cage for a photo session and burn more ips.
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: They are getting wrote back after
I fill ALL the ips. Hopefully this weekend
BingoBoingo: Needless to say
I will be spinning up plenty of virtual boxen and testing cloud platforms
mod6:
I'm a private kinda guy.
mp_en_viaje: a good time to say "
i want five plox" was you know, when we were specifying it ; but still perfectly available.
BingoBoingo: <asciilifeform> the analogous BingoBoingo pic would be if he took one while standing inside the rack, like in phone booth <<
I will pick up a tower box here locally, set it in the cage and take this pic. The thing is deep.
mp_en_viaje: because
i don't want a throng of poor but stupid women begging in my driveway.
mp_en_viaje: why so sluggish with this whole "
i am an actual person,
i behave like an actual person, to the humiliating, painfully evident difference from subhuman idcard carriers" ?
a111: Logged on 2018-02-01 00:30 BingoBoingo: Hello, machines screwed in. Need to return in the morning to figure out what stupid mistake
I made configuring the switch/router. Long night of reading sample configs ahead.
a111: Logged on 2018-01-31 23:06 ben_vulpes: or hm
i guess the nick
i picked was bv_is_a_scammer
diana_coman: phf, ada<->C interop was quite straightforward last time
I tried it, didn't take much at all; you'll need to add a few exports iirc
phf: diana_coman: ty,
i'll try wiring it in, and keep you posted.
i assume ada<>c interop is pretty straightforward, though
i won't have a chance to try until later next week. suddenly busy
☟︎ diana_coman: in principle if one aims for speed, one should look at parallelism
I guess
diana_coman: tbh
I would recommend it as a better "starter" approach anyway
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform:
I put an up to recent block chain copy on the box already, but yes
I plan to build the ben_vulpes super aggression for it.
BingoBoingo: shinohai:
I still gotta get a bitcoind on the box
BingoBoingo: Turns out the problem was
I overconfigured the switch yesterday. Less is more.
BingoBoingo: Hello, machines screwed in. Need to return in the morning to figure out what stupid mistake
I made configuring the switch/router. Long night of reading sample configs ahead.
☟︎ ben_vulpes: or hm
i guess the nick
i picked was bv_is_a_scammer
☟︎ mp_en_viaje:
i am satisfied that we're not discussing intellects capable of realising when they're being bled.
mp_en_viaje: if they're not being actively oppressed, and
i mean with pillories and whole village rapes, the temperature of the corpse dun matter.
mp_en_viaje:
i dunno what the chinese are to blame for.
mp_en_viaje:
i didn;t even know they still made cars without, why the everloving would you
phf: gentoo have left a bad taste in my mouth long time ago.
i was running it for about a year since first release, and
i was even really into python back then!
phf: eh,
i haven't found anything that worked better or worse. everywhere
i have to carve a haven, but put it on top of quicksand
phf:
i don't really want to waste much time tweaking the confs, so most things don't really work for now.
i have audio and wifi, but suspend dosn't work, nor does the nifty touch screen, etc.
phf: yeah, can get for now, but X doesn't magically start, so
i need to figure out what's going on there. probably requires hand written xorg.conf
phf: well,
i like to take potshots at shitty systems as much as the next lord, but the publicized dev/random issue was there briefly and has officially been patched.
i've not attempted to dive into dev/random though
a111: Logged on 2018-01-31 14:01 asciilifeform: (
i posted even a patched, with own hand , bios for it, iirc phf uses ; and a kernel conf )
mp_en_viaje: ave1, would you consider gutting that entire class as a patch ?
i have nfi why a "kses" bs is even needed. seems a case of giraffe's jugular.
a111: Logged on 2016-10-31 19:14 asciilifeform: e.g.,
i still have not forgiven, and do not intend to forgive, the acpi 'soft' power supply switch.
mp_en_viaje: why the everloving fuck would
i imagine the solution is for the kernel to choose from a list maintained by the fucking power button
mp_en_viaje: this whole "o no mp, but the karnel must have a special place
i ncpu" bs. IF IT DOES BAKE IT.
mp_en_viaje:
i don't want the fucking bs of hey mp we notice your brightness keys do not work would you like to restart the program.
mp_en_viaje:
i do not want ANYTHING down the protected mode tree.
i want the real mode tree continued. update it for wider busses.
mp_en_viaje: yes
i know, but what'd you have me call the refusal of post 1989 "progress" ?
mp_en_viaje:
i do not want this laptop to even fucking have protected mode. protect what from what ? noty, 32bit realmode for the win.
mp_en_viaje:
i would say this is a glorious example of idiocy, imagine, the thing ~would work~ if just left the fuck alone. but smething in boot process fucks up my keys.
mp_en_viaje: C9K94UC#ABA (hp eliteboook 8470p) for the precision minded.
i wouldn't recommend buying it, even though the chassis may seem fine.
mp_en_viaje:
i think it literally may be the worst bios interface
i have ever seen. ever. including 1990s almost-compatible days.
mp_en_viaje: worth a shot but
i don't feel like rebooting my windows terminal yet again
mp_en_viaje: what can
i tell you, it passed the mechanical test
mp_en_viaje:
i am using a screen called "default" that manifestly does not exist in any way except to fucking burn my eyes off.
mp_en_viaje: in other "thanks goodness computer means programmable machine",
i have here this hp elitebook. it has the backlight permanently welded to "retina cancer". the "function" key bs works for everything else EXCEPT setting the brightness, fn-f9 does 0.
☟︎☟︎ a111: Logged on 2018-01-29 17:14 asciilifeform: ty ave1 ,
i'd definitely like to read the answer
BingoBoingo:
I suppose after the plugging in and the monthly statementing that
I should write a tourism guide to Montevideo for alf et al
BingoBoingo: <mp_en_viaje> the 90s were a lot better for partying,
i'll tell you that. it's not clear to me that out of the entire world as it stands you can produce enough night life for a middling 90s town. <<
I believe. During the night walks there will be a lot of empty street and 1 bar where apparently the party is at, most locals crowded outside asking each other who has the weed hookup while the girlies grind in crowded basement dance trap.
mp_en_viaje: HOWEVER they didn't have the fucking sense to make my key open the main gate. fucking banks can figure out this much for atm, but not these dorks. so
i gotta wait there for a guard to show up and unlock it and wish me welcome, after the outside guard asks me n times what my room number is.
mp_en_viaje: but, get this -- these idiots DID make the elevator not work if you don't have your magical key card, so
i had to comandeer a maid to get me to my floor. cuz that's fuckinguseful, needing your key for the elevator
mod6: like if
i was riding, and told you to put your arms around me.
mp_en_viaje: mod6, nope. moreover,
i think if they had an uzi they'd hock it and buy a helmet
mod6: ya, rumor upon rumor. "
i heard they ride motorcycles and shoot eachother"
mp_en_viaje: imagine this, here
i sit in bogota, columbia, like a man in a desert.
mp_en_viaje: the 90s were a lot better for partying,
i'll tell you that. it's not clear to me that out of the entire world as it stands you can produce enough night life for a middling 90s town.
mod6:
i like your sense of adventure