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mod6: I'll try to find
a spot to try this thing out in the next day or two.. maybe you can walk me through some of the stuff.
a111: Logged on 2017-12-30 21:38 esthlos: jawbone2: my 2cents: get
a linode with
a static ip for $5/mo. for
a dynamic dns, run
a cron sending your local ip to the linode, and
a cron to edit your dns record accordingly on the remote. for the web server, either preroute remote's 80 to some local port, or just run it on non-80
mircea_popescu: "we didn't know how you wanted your house laid out so we put this sqm in the middle that has to be traversed FOR EVERYTHING! hope you enjoy all the copping
a titfeel in your own god damned house"
mircea_popescu: whatever the fuck but this pointlessly self-crit of
a spurious bottleneck.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform no, have dedicated fucking lines. all this "oh, we have nfi what will hang off this cpu" pretense is 1980s idiocy. WE FUCKING KNOW. have dedicated netbridge ; have or not have dedicated video bridge -- YOU KNOW if you're putting or not puting
a fucking vidcard in there but you don't know whether you need
a bus for it or not ? gimme
a fucken break!
mircea_popescu: yeah. you were all "well, sorry it's broken" last month or w/e, but realise -- back when it was written it was ahead of the v as
a concept. that it meanwhile become broken is merely because the tide raised ; but the tide raised because, in no small part, it existed.
mod6: <+mircea_popescu> mod6 you realise this, your original v actually worked out in practice as major pivot improving v significantly from notion to item. << thanks. it's been great to see it come to life. it's
a work in progress :]
trinque recalls the sad thread where it was explained to him how the thing's
a pile of recursive busses keistered in keisters
mircea_popescu:
a "module" is
a braindamaged half-way implementation of
a compiled configfile.
trinque: asciilifeform: worth
a thread maybe, but I loathe the one-kernel-for-them all approach; I don't even ship my kernels with module loading enabled
a111: Logged on 2017-12-30 20:14 jawbone2: My name is Jim Weaver I live in Florida. I do not keep
a blog yet. That is coming with my webserver project
trinque: doesn't matter; we'll need
a set of known-good kernel configs anyway
a111: Logged on 2017-12-28 14:20 mircea_popescu: nah. cleverness in humans is simply equivalent of what drunks call "
a moment of lucidity", ie, stopped being indescribably fucking stupid for one god damned moment.
a111: Logged on 2017-12-30 20:11 ben_vulpes:
a useful patch for folks in jawbone2 's position would update the results of getinfo to indicate whether trb considered
a connection 'inbound' or 'outbound' so that you could determine if your dyndns hacks were working
mircea_popescu: "very strict" : if i can't lean on them to make
a proper genesis, also just as good as not existing
mircea_popescu: but in shorthand practical terms, if they don't have
a genesis we can patch upon, they don't exist.
mircea_popescu: esthlos in
a word, because none of the gerard beekmans matthre burgess bruce dubbs etc are known to us / have
a !!key and so on
trinque: that's not
a thing so much as
a "yes you could be
a human build system"
trinque was prompted to finish the reproductive gentoo when he went to build
a box like always, found the shitgnomes had eroded earth from under his build system
mircea_popescu: i suppose once phf delivers new v, we shall be looking for
a hero to reportage.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform you're familiar with the dependency problem, yes ? the statement here is that dependency problem for debian is SO BAD you can't actually produce
a meaningful packaging of useful debian within finite space.
trinque: the mere act of producing
a booting gentoo is trivial; what we need is
a genesis of
a ports tree merged between the musl overlay and
a particular vintage of portage.
a111: Logged on 2017-12-24 02:53 trinque: tangentially yet again, I'd really like
a vtron to put in this here cuntoo.
mircea_popescu: at some point we (i mean s.mg) attempted to build
a debian archive.
mircea_popescu: but from what i gather
a half dozen people have pills for it in various states of undress.
mod6: what do we need to do to get started with cuntoo. we ought to make
a list.
mircea_popescu: lemme rephrase. ima have this done eventually, just not
a priority rightnao.
a111: Logged on 2017-12-30 22:22 hanbot:
a se taie cineva intr-o varza?
a111: Logged on 2017-12-30 19:59 ben_vulpes: but you say that "i have the hardware", so use that hardware. boot
a bitcoin node on it and don't worry about port 80.
mircea_popescu: being large, self centered and insensate, like
a really annoying fat older woman ? vaca. (cow). but as
a superlative, "vaca cu cabina", ie, cow with
a booth.
mircea_popescu: for instance : to be utterly clueless, entirely unprepared, ineffectual and worthless -- such as for an exam of some kind, "
a fi tufa", ie, "being
a bush".
hanbot:
a se taie cineva intr-o varza?
☟︎ mircea_popescu: HOWEVER, "to make
a cabbage out of things" very much still in use
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mircea_popescu: what is in principle acceptable as
a proof that division works ?
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a111: Logged on 2017-12-30 19:55 ben_vulpes: divorce these concerns, run
a bitcoin node on bitcoin node hardware, and
a webserver elsewhere
a111: Logged on 2017-12-30 19:53 jawbone2: I would like to run the bitcoin node and
a small webserver. My ISP would require
a much more expensive business account to open port 80.
A VPN with
a static IP on the other end would allow me to get around this limitation.
esthlos: jawbone2: my 2cents: get
a linode with
a static ip for $5/mo. for
a dynamic dns, run
a cron sending your local ip to the linode, and
a cron to edit your dns record accordingly on the remote. for the web server, either preroute remote's 80 to some local port, or just run it on non-80
☟︎ jawbone2: Indeed you too, Ben. I've been reading Trilema the blog for
a long while and lurking here for
a little while. This is an undiscovered country.
jawbone2: My name is Jim Weaver I live in Florida. I do not keep
a blog yet. That is coming with my webserver project
☟︎☟︎ ben_vulpes: btw, who are you? do you keep
a blog anywhere?
ben_vulpes: jawbone2: i don't purge ratings on much more than
a once-every-other-quarter basis, so you've got some time
jawbone2: Indeed I shall. Thank you. Quick question do I now have
a rating so I can voice myself in the future or is the rating only temporary.
ben_vulpes:
a useful patch for folks in jawbone2 's position would update the results of getinfo to indicate whether trb considered
a connection 'inbound' or 'outbound' so that you could determine if your dyndns hacks were working
☟︎ jawbone2: If I used Dynamic DNS to get
a static IP would that get around this problem?
ben_vulpes: jawbone2: yes, if you are so unlucky as to only have access to
a dynamic ip, you must reboot your node with
a new ip in myip lest ye 'eat' and now 'plough'
jawbone2: I see. The instructions I have assume
a static IP address. I can do incoming connections just not on port 80.
ben_vulpes: afaik you don't even need to be able to do incoming connections, although you are
a leech upon the network if you don't.
ben_vulpes: shouldn't need
a permanent IP to run
a node. it's
a good thing, and
a requirement for running
a srsbsns anything, but you can drop connections and reconnect to the bitcoin network regularly without much hassle.
jawbone2: Got it. Then I can just use Dynamic DNS to give me
a permanent IP address right?
ben_vulpes: but you say that "i have the hardware", so use that hardware. boot
a bitcoin node on it and don't worry about port 80.
☟︎ ben_vulpes: divorce these concerns, run
a bitcoin node on bitcoin node hardware, and
a webserver elsewhere
☟︎ jawbone2: I would like to run the bitcoin node and
a small webserver. My ISP would require
a much more expensive business account to open port 80.
A VPN with
a static IP on the other end would allow me to get around this limitation.
☟︎ jawbone2: I would like to set up
a full republican node. I have the hardware and the instructions from the bitcoin foundation are pretty clear. I would like to know if you have any recommendations for
a VPN service with port forwarding of course.
jawbone2: It is
a pleasure to finally be speaking here.
ben_vulpes: lending voice not yet so fraught as to be
a formal introduction
diana_coman: also: give people
a bit of rope to hang themselves with, what; if any sort of constraint makes sense it might be to ask them to register
a key first *before* they get voice
phf: maybe he means why freenode when you're going to have
a gatekeeper?
ben_vulpes: is there
a point to that sort of spam that i don't understand?
mircea_popescu: reminds me of that joke, with the guy trying to get
a loan back
phf: the matrix had
a particularly bad fallout in moscow. i mean americans got off easy with "i'll show you the truth blue pill/red pill". i've lived through 3 years of 8 year old "neos"!
mircea_popescu: phf you know that show is apparently very popular with 60yos flattering themselves with "
a technical facility" or w/e, clued-in by its own lights crowd?
phf: like i'm that russian guy in
a smoked out room on
a tiny x60 "da. poyehali!"
mod6: hack urself
a gibson yoh
mod6: im about to hit the dumpswitch here too... trying to give it
a chance.