438800+ entries in 0.287s
ascii_field: ben_vulpes:
that, or
twiddle
the relevant constant
ben_vulpes: ascii_field:
the only way
to re-verify a chain-on-disk right now is
to dump and re-eat all blocks, correct?
ben_vulpes: keep in mind
that
this is how i'm learning cpp
ben_vulpes: just reading your patches and
thinking about how
to exercise
them is a quarter-time job
ben_vulpes: ascii_field: no, i have not
tried verifyall yet
ben_vulpes: trinque: wifi over ocean: yes. cell for scammers
to resell - no
mod6: ones at 294k and
the other... 158k
mod6: im running it on
two seperate envs now actually.
trinque: man I would've bought
the scam wifi for a flight
that long
ben_vulpes: anyways i was poking at hunchentoot in service of making an httoy out of some of
the patches
that you've posted recently and discovered
that
the sbcl i had on
the plane didn't support
threads
ben_vulpes: ascii_field: i know
that it
takes longer, but i like
to actually exercise
the sync mechanism once every five builds or so
ben_vulpes: neat
to hear about musl, asciilifeform
trinque: if I someday neither hear, smell, nor see neighbors,
that'll be a good close
to chapter one
trinque: wonder if
there's a market for
that
trinque: it'd be a neat company
to have, something which built heavily fortified homes
trinque: so I go over
there with a flamethrower and a bandana on my face,
then fuck
the ashes?
trinque: either I have a good nose or
the neighbors are *really* drinking
this afternoon
jurov: i
thought you're just
trying
to be poetic
mircea_popescu: on
the plus side
there's well over 1k complete versions of
the
thing i nthe wild now, so it's not a
total loss.
mod6: <+trinque> if so it's gonna need bitchin ascii art like
the foundation site. << Hear, hear.
jurov: is
that minigame.bz? well, you asked for it
mircea_popescu: Jul 2015538954457,386663,979488816.56 GB << jurov you know i blame you for
this right ?
trinque: bios didn't seem
to have a virtualization setting
trinque: is
there anything
that'd keep
this hp
turdserver from having
the svm flag on
the cpus other
than... not having
that?
trinque: if so it's gonna need bitchin ascii art like
the foundation site.
mircea_popescu: "pogo responds
to magic packet on port X by sending over
the iso"
ascii_field: ^ above is
the notion. all i have presently is a 10m iso
that boots
to shell
mod6: but yea, was able
to build stator as fully static,
thanks
to ascii_field's cuts from
the source.
ascii_field: point is not only
to
test pogo build and get musl in, but also it is useful
to have a rom-able pc realbitcoinotron
ascii_field: not
to be confused with
the
turd from 3 month ago
ascii_field: (on
the mr mold example from last night. got everything
that's worth anything
there)
mircea_popescu: if you really feel like burning
time on
this, feel free
to look at random sites see what depthy=1 gets you
ascii_field: that is,
the default behaviour of 'wget -m'
trinque: personally I'll settle for whatever I can find of
the best content, and
the rest can be damned
trinque: well god's dead and
that's no fair, so
the state will have
to chip in instead
ascii_field: i must note
that archive.today is not (apparently) recursive
chetty: ahaha so
thats it, its realities fault
mircea_popescu: otherwise "signing an url" is kinda like "windows security" in
that pages include foreign elements.
trinque: this "surgical" death from
the sky
thing strikes me as a bit like playing with one's food
mircea_popescu: all
this effort put into becoming "more women friendly" in a retarded, contorted way
that women don't give a shit about and pisses off men is mayhap paying off
trinque: yeah, amounts
to a cubicle job a lot like being a videogame
tester
davout: who wants
to fly drones when you can either fly fighter jets or fuck flight attendants
mircea_popescu: maybe nobody wants
to be in
the navy anymore because it's doing dumbass "sensitivity
training"
BingoBoingo: Well,
there probably a difference between flying drones as a lay hobbyist and flying drones when you spent your youth
training
to fly planes you fit inside
trinque: could be entirely unrelated
to being a drone operator
too
BingoBoingo: trinque: Probably
tired of not actually being pilots
trinque: pilots get
tired of fish in a barrel, eh?
mod6: just
thought it was worth mentioning
that i found it in
the MessageHeader with
tcpdump.
mod6: ok, ftr,
this is from nsl's node with -verifyall on.
mod6: so dumping
the first four blocks with `dumpblock' into each
their own .bin files,
then using xxd and shovling
them all into one file, here's
the result:
http://dpaste.com/1B1H1PC.txt mod6: just in
the message header
mod6: (in
the block itself)
mod6: i don't see
the bytes in any order.
mod6: which i
thought was kinda weird, so i looked at
the code again.
This is a part of CMessageHeader, used in ProcessMessage -- so I ran a
tcpdump while syncing:
mod6: and i never did find
that magic number in
there: 0xf9, 0xbe, 0xb4, 0xd9
decimation: one day when I get some extra
time I might work on
the osx build stuff
decimation: I have an old macbook1,1 I would like
to use for stator
trinque: ah, at
the
time I'm sure
they were very expensive
trinque: but
this is because it's vintage
jurov: basement
that never gets flooded!
ascii_field: (i, for one, was surprised when learned
the answer)
trinque: I'll beer all over my cheap
terminal
trinque: 100k computer goes in
the basement!
ascii_field lulz at
the folks who nod when he says 'computer should cost $100k and be a heirloom' who
then
tell about
the coffee
they spilled in
their 7th laptop
trinque: would've probably lived longer if not for
the many dousings with beer/coffee/misc
trinque: tho
that macbook wasn't even worth 50 bucks
trinque: interesting, what brings you
to
that archaeological dig?
trinque sheds a single
tear for "elderbook"
trinque: had an old 80gb in a macbook I finally retired
to
the dumpster
shinohai: nice
trinque I don't have ssd yet
T_T
trinque: got a nice little intel ssd for it
too
trinque: yeah, neat. I just fired up my own pogo
today
trinque: I play it for
the same reason
time
to
time
danielpbarron: pretty much, although it will always be nostalgic
to me