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mod6: i
thought so
too. and it's a credit
to my
trust of asciilifeform
that I verify his signature, and we have a L1
trust between us.
mod6: <+trinque> I can see
the point
that
two signatures would've communicated what you said, mod6 << in
that it would have been 1/2 of
the foundation's official seal?
trinque: I can see
the point
that
two signatures would've communicated what you said, mod6
mod6: I'll give
this some further
thought going forward. I don't wanna hold off on pulling
the
trigger on
this stuff if all I need is simple skull & cross bones.
mod6: I've
tested it,
trinque has
tested it, but we need a
third party
to independantly verify so I know what I'm publishing
there is as correct as it can be.
mod6: One of
the resasons
that I haven't even posted
the gentoo build guide
to
the list either.
mod6: I see, we just have a bit different view of
the
thing. I only wanna send stuff in
that I can pretty much stand behind.
mod6: less is more, as always. if
there's
too much in
there, it's less likely
to be read.
mod6: lol, guess I just didn't wanna clutter up
the
turdomatic or confuse anyone either.
mod6: I emboss cryptographically, stating
that I've read, comprehended, approved and would apply in my own battlestation.
mod6: <@asciilifeform> doesn't imply endorsement << ok. i was just under
the impression
that's excatly what it meant.
ag3nt_zer0: asciilifeform: yes I found
that...
thx
mod6: not
taken
that way :]
mod6: There are some very far reaching effects of
the patches applied in
these build logs.
They appear
to "work", but as of yet,
they're basically untested.
decimation: mthreat explained his hosting guy forgot
to pay
the bills
mircea_popescu: ag3nt_zer0 i dun particularly care one way or
the other.
the discussion's in
teh logs which atm can't be searched it seems.
mod6: I only stamp approval at release
time.
mod6: sign
the patches before pulling?
mircea_popescu: <mod6> I have created a simple build script << you may consider signing some of
the
things you pull
trinque: perhaps
the flag enables/disables
that
mod6: would be easy for me
to
try now
though.
trinque: didn't openssl itself have some derpy module-loader
thing?
mod6: statically built. but I recall going
through
this in march how we needed
that in
there... just maybe overly paranoid.
mod6: every
time i've built
the 'stator' before,
the output binary was fine.
mod6: well, actually, I didn't /have/
to at all.
cazalla: i
think
the
tim swanson story more
than makes up for it ag3nt_zer0
ag3nt_zer0: decimation:
thanks. guess I should make
that a habit before posting here...
decimation: ag3nt_zer0: was already done, look in
the logs
ag3nt_zer0: trivial perhaps, and not
to make fun of him, but I
thought it was pretty funny...
ag3nt_zer0: at
the
time I was all zigzagged about
Trilema and so I asked him if he had heard of it... he scanned
the files
that
the eye accesses when it looks down/right and
there was a spark... he said "what's
that?"... I said "dunno, run by
this guy Mircea something or other"... he said "oh,
that guy doesnt like me"... later he asked for my number and when he pulled out his phone I saw his name was
Tim Swanson
mod6: thx
trinque, asciilifeform, mircea_popescu, et al. :]
mod6: Those were
the only changes
to stator
that were required
to make it fit with
the release artifact.
ag3nt_zer0: several months back I was at
the plug and play bitcoin meetup... Nathaniel Popper was
there
talking about his book... anyway, after
the
talk I was standing in line
to ask him
to clarify something when
this familiar-looking chap gets in line behind me. asks me who what etc...
mod6: <@asciilifeform> modified how ? << with stator, I needed
to add back in 'no-shared', according
to
http://wiki.openssl.org/index.php/Compilation_and_Installation this is required for us (probably). And I also needed
to modify your line `cd bitcoin/bitcoin/src;`
to `cd bitcoin/src;`. All of
the
things are in
the build log, I
tried not
to leave anything out.
decimation: my node has
taken almost 2 weeks
to get
to 264k
mod6: This is all leading up
to a new "patching guide"
that I'm working on. Which is basically finished, save
the fact I've yet
to decide which direction
to go on
the build script. On one hand, I really love how simple and clean stator.sh is, but with auto.sh, I like how it automatically pulls
the archives for you and creates
the directories. etc.
decimation: cazalla: at least you rode
transport
that others in
the city could use
mod6: I have created a simple build script
that will pull all of
the patches, verify
them, apply
the patches at
the
top of
the file. Along with anything else
that was required.
mod6: (at
the bottom of
these sizeable files, you can see me run `ldd` and `readelf` against
the output binaries)
cazalla: decimation,
they had a bus for
the high school i attended and when i got sent
to naughty boy school i was given a
train
ticket which provide free
travel (which was self defeating in
that i no longer had
to jump
the
train but could now ride legit for free lol)
mod6: mircea_popescu: it appears
to me
that
they are. I have
two build logs (one for with auto.sh and one with stator.sh).
They can be found:
mircea_popescu: tried
to
track it with a node, it resulted in a stuck node 0.O
mod6: Upon successful compilation, both static builds were able
to pull at least 150`000 blocks from mp's node.
mod6: So over
the weekend and
today, was working on building a new gentoo-amd64-nomultilib (glibc) instance
to
test out application of patches with v0.5.3.1-RELEASE as
the base. Was able
to build static binaries with gentoo & glibc just fine with both a modified auto-static (auto.sh) and with a slightly modified stator.sh script.
mircea_popescu: by any practical measure
they were an offense
to
the land
they shaded.
decimation: mircea_popescu: which is why
they left, and it is crumbling
mircea_popescu: what, is
this
the universal excuse now ? "why is he fucking dumb ?" "he is ~~~affraid for his own physical safety~~~ magic wordsd!!!" "oh ok
then, all is well, carry on"
decimation: cazalla: most us
towns - even little cities - have a massive bus infrastructure just
to
take kids
to and from school - and nobody else
cazalla: taking
the bus
to school such a strange concept.. i use
to ride my bmx doing bunny hops and all sorts along
the way
decimation: cazalla: Obama's a lame duck,
the most he can do is hand out goodies so
that democrats show up
to vote next
time
trinque: cazalla: heh I got bussed as a white kid
to
the shittier public school back in
the day for
the same reason
mircea_popescu: and ftr i am naught impressed with
this "got bugsprayed" bs.
trinque: ask for a dollar, and
then write down
the "no" response?
trinque: lol how do
they means-test
that?
decimation: maryland, for instance, has a 'poor people health insurance' where
they are required
to pay $1, if
they can afford it
trinque: do you
think I have any connections?
trinque: my family goes back
to a big italian clan
that moved over in I
think
the 30s or so
trinque: doesn't seem like
those
transplants
took
decimation: the black were imported
to bust
these up in order
to prevent 'independent vote blocs'
decimation: absolutely. I've mentioned
the german community
that used
to exist, for instance
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things
that aren't even subcultures, let alone cultures in
their own right.
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punkman: swaks is a crazy perl script for smtp
testing, it works.
BingoBoingo: punkman: Have you
tried sending with 'mail'
punkman: ok
turdatron must hate me, seems it even ate last email which I sent with "swaks"