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nubbins`: "And
the defect rate is particularly notable; at inception
the software was unusually free of defect. Unlike many other initial Bitcoin packages which in
their first releases were full of crashes and deadlocks Bitcoin was nearly free of
them. Most of
the serious bugs fixed subsequently were added by other people."
mircea_popescu: it makes very little sense
to actually bother even
trying
to get
the fine shit alligned
mircea_popescu: the big problem intel faces is
that in a world where you can get a billion dollars for free just for being where
the pellet landed in iraq,
ascii_field: it'd
take all of half an hour. but anyway.
mod6: << nuts huh << off of a
Tiny, with 1 BON!!
that's one for
the books
ascii_field: mircea_popescu: i suppose when you quit using
that
thing and post
the src, i will be able
to
tell you why !
mircea_popescu: ascii_field good. i still can't get my nodes
to eat
the block in question.
mircea_popescu: ;;later
tell gavinandresen how's
the moore law coming along, shithead ?
ascii_field: mircea_popescu: as of
this morning, 'zoolag' was fully synced and happily serving 40 or so connections
mod6: <+jurov> daniel dutifully declared "Business" as NO SUCH LABS, i grinned all
the way back << :>
diametric: i explicitly use it
to save pms, and it fails at it.
thestringpuller: but i'll email you as soon as I get
to my home machine. probably will boot it up
tonight instead of reading comics.
mircea_popescu: should insta-ban a node sending
that, just waste of bw.
assbot: Logged on 16-07-2015 14:21:09; asciilifeform: also, learned
that
the 'EXCEPTION: St12out_of_range CInv::GetCommand()
type=3 unknown in ProcessMessages()' often found in
therealbitcoin log comes from phoundation nodes sending 'bloom filter' command, a
turd only
they support
assbot: Logged on 16-07-2015 11:56:10; fluffypony: I
tore into
that moron on
Twitter for
that, and
that's what led
to me being banned from attending in future
BingoBoingo: <ben_vulpes> kill
the mempool, kill
the relay << On some level relay is still necessary.
jurov: daniel dutifully declared "Business" as NO SUCH LABS, i grinned all
the way back
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Naphex: Will be launching a non x-rated Xotika.TV spin-off called otika.tv. For whatever people wanna stream
that doesn't need lots of disclaimers ;]
trinque: "Why don't you let people define
their own abstractions, and put
the abstraction mechanism into
the language?"
thestringpuller: I found
that during
the "spam attack" my node was using almost 90% of it's upstream bandwidth relaying
transactions.
thestringpuller: 0.5.3.1 nodes are sleeper cells atm
too, (vis-a-vis ascii's node being recognized by bitnodes.io)
thestringpuller: Also I
thought if your mempool doesn't match another node's
that node will isolate you.
danielpbarron: although come
to
think of it, my home internet did seem kinda sluggish as of late
danielpbarron: i don't know enough
to answer
that, but i doubt it's bandwidth
thestringpuller: Does it max on it's bandwidth or is it slow in "verifying" new
tx's?
danielpbarron: i
think much of
the issue is solved with BingoBoingo's patch
that lets 0.5.3 bitcoin.conf have a line defining
the minimum
tx fee for relaying
danielpbarron: the blocks
themselves
take no more
than a few minutes
to verify, but it isn't always verifying blocks
thestringpuller: That was happening on my full node
too so I had
to shut it down.
danielpbarron: gets bogged down
trying
to recieve and relay so many spam
transactions
danielpbarron: what with
this nonStandard
tx spam probably being
the new norm
danielpbarron: i don't
think it can fully sync anymore as-is without direct connect
to a "blessed" node
danielpbarron: my pogo is currently -connect'd
to ascii's
thing, now is getting blocks in a reasonable
timeframe
mats: ya'll need
to cool it with
the hate bandwagons, curiousity about how
things work is a superior and more palatable approach
☟︎ ben_vulpes: especially if i can get multi-box access
to
the data store
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ben_vulpes: asciilifeform: i was nattering
to
trinque
that i wanted a pure lisp database just last night. "here are some CLOS
thingers: return me
the ones of interest"
assbot: Logged on 09-06-2015 02:03:19; asciilifeform:
trinque: or
the open src 'elephant'
fluffypony: I
tore into
that moron on
Twitter for
that, and
that's what led
to me being banned from attending in future
☟︎ fluffypony: this is my favourite slide from
the Bitcoin Africa conference
nubbins`: "Home cooking is still
the best way
to control
the calories, fat, sugar and other nutrients
that families consume, a new U.S. study suggests."
HeySteve: "stair mode hasn’t been approved by U.S. regulators yet, so ReWalks bought here currently have
that function blocked."
nubbins`: "The ReWalk 6.0 has a steep list price: US $77,000. Woo said
there’s no chance his insurance provider will reimburse him: “They won’t even pay for my wheelchair,” he said."
nubbins`: "He got a few curious looks as he strode forward in his sleek black gear, but
the fast-walking New Yorkers didn’t slow down or clear space for him."
HeySteve: "there's a bunch of fish in
the sea... but how do you catch one if your line's so short!"
nubbins`: the irish, in
turn, blessed nf english with such words as "scrob", "streel", and "sleveen"
nubbins`: nf is notable for being one of very few places in
the world which has its own name in
the irish language
nubbins`: ;;google
the island of newfoundland
mircea_popescu: i don't see
that it'd make enough
to pay for
the servers.
nubbins`: hawaii,
to me, seems
to be a nice place
to visit but a really shitty run-down place
to live
nubbins`: used
to be free / ad-supported
nubbins`: does
the site even make money
these days?
mircea_popescu: nubbins`
this is possibly
the oldest rule in
the book.
nubbins`: turns out if you wait long enough
they'll suck your cock instead of
the other way around
cazalla: ah well good on him, never
took
the startup route with investors and shit
nubbins`: with ASP.NET
technology, no less.
cazalla: "There are an estimated 100,000,000 users on PlentyOfFish." sounds like plenty of fish
to me.. anyway
this guy use
to be a regular on wickedfire.com and got
that site started creating fake profiles back in
the day