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asciilifeform: mircea_popescu: it's pretty old, i have nfi whether d00d still in the saddle

mircea_popescu: and in other "here's what i stole off trilema", https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DSKW3dgX0AAcqcp.jpg

BingoBoingo: And on that note, I have a group to escort to the feria.

mircea_popescu: "and while I considered myself no more competent to discuss Hegel's logic than Leibniz's mathematics, I failed to see why discussion of a subject like slavery by the former should be closed to literary intrusion when, in the case of the latter, such an intrusion had produced Candide." and there's the moneyshot.

mircea_popescu: "whereupon, with the pain that I can only compare to that of a forcibly extracted illusion, I discovered that the bearded essayist had done just what schoolchildren do the world over, namely, repeated Hegel's argument paraphrastically, just as if it had been the proof of a Euclidean theorem or the tale of a big bad wolf called Sein."

mod6: i still liked it tho. music was pretty good, brings me back. hehe

mod6: alright, yeah, definiately different than i remembered it. i had completely blocked out or forgotten the jewish numerology part.

mod6: i just watched the 'pi' trailor. it indeed has been a while haha. ive got pi in the queue. might re-watch tonight yet.

mircea_popescu: pretty much the same exact film, so much so i always suspected pi is a remake. hero is struggling with memory rather than insanity but otherwisw ~same sexuality, ~same magical jew, same quest for the ultimate meaning and so following.

zineKing: mircea_popescu: you've intrigued me, I'll stick around for sure

shinohai: the banana thing i disliked

mod6: i haven't seen it in ages. i feel like i should watch it again.

hanbot: mod6 that was my favorite film when i was 16 or so. i tried to watch it again recently with mixed results. still love the soundtrack though.

mircea_popescu: i am not talking about any such thing.

zineKing: don't get me wrong, I'm totally onboard with the plan. But in order for a crypto to be accepted by the masses it has to be a better alternative, more efficient, than what people currently use. to me, the closest thing right now is probably ETH

zineKing: I bought in at 2011, I still see xbt specifically as a currenct that is just not feasible to be rolled out globally, due to the excruciatingly slow speed and the high fees.

zineKing: I am assuming, correctly or not, that at least one crypto will take the place as a world currency sooner or later, wrong or not

zineKing: mircea_popescu i registered a key, still not voiced

trinque: gladly. I prefer to produce a genesis *after* the thing's been wrung through other than my own requirements.

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.

mircea_popescu: http://btcbase.org/log/2017-12-30#1761220 << i think ~everyone in a "wanna run a node mostly to learn" demo is doing either that, amazon or else more obscure similaria (ohv, whatever) ☝︎

asciilifeform: bus is a poverty artifact. and i will add that , most hilariously, recent items like pcie are actually implemented as ports, physically! but on the idjit x86 end EMULATE behaviour of bus !!

asciilifeform: i.e. cpu only knows how to speak to other cpus. and other iron is special case of 'other cpu'

mircea_popescu: what the fuck, "oh we don't know what people may plug into the bus", like it's 1979 and i go around the killer micros with syringe needles.

mircea_popescu: asciilifeform i prefer my formulation, but yes, i'd have taken b.

mircea_popescu: asciilifeform i'd have preferred much more exposed parameters/configs than "modules", for instance.

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

mircea_popescu: http://btcbase.org/log/2017-12-30#1761215 << no, i think this may well be permanent, i think i purge mine bianually or some shit. ☝︎

asciilifeform: i posted one for phf last yr

trinque: I provided one for the apu2 in the archive I'm uploading to blogbox atm

esthlos: i want to say v is genius, but it seems like common fucking sense. columbus' egg i suppose

mircea_popescu: "very strict" : if i can't lean on them to make a proper genesis, also just as good as not existing

esthlos: oh, i see

mircea_popescu: i guess it's a decent spring item.

mircea_popescu: anyway, this will need more thought by which i mean more failed attempts.

mod6: <+trinque> mod6: I'd be happy to work with ya on whatever needs done to get v onto this thing. and it perhaps would benefit from phf's vdiff. << excellent. yeah, let's!

trinque: heh, this is why I say release with portage cuntoo "overlay"

mircea_popescu: i suppose once phf delivers new v, we shall be looking for a hero to reportage.

trinque: I'm speaking of the ebuild tree

trinque: I'm certain it could.

mircea_popescu: because i will confess phf 's tales of bravery encourage me, to think perhaps protage could be cut from 5bn lines to 5k or somesuch ?

trinque: mod6: I'd be happy to work with ya on whatever needs done to get v onto this thing. and it perhaps would benefit from phf's vdiff.

asciilifeform: trinque: i did not say how many total arms!111onlyhowmany free

asciilifeform: trinque: i read'em. but only 2 hands, not run yet.

mod6: i still use our old one :]

trinque: nobody runs my recipes when I post, eh?

asciilifeform: trinque: i still haven't attempted musltronic gentoo. ( and have nfi whether it could be used on a workstation, say -- does emacs run ? what dies ? )

mircea_popescu: i think the last debian capable of booting without any binary was like, sarge.

trinque: fine thing to duplicate this particular work, but that's what I'm waiting on, will otherwise write my own to put on it.

asciilifeform: i only keep src tarballs

mod6: so your box in the cage will host all the tarballs... (we'll need mirrors too) or am I misunderstanding?

a111: Logged on 2017-12-24 02:53 trinque: tangentially yet again, I'd really like a vtron to put in this here cuntoo.

trinque: mod6: http://btcbase.org/log/2017-12-24#1757759 << literally all I need to release the thing ☝︎

asciilifeform: i recall this

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.

a111: Logged on 2017-12-30 17:46 mircea_popescu: ok this is the weirdest chan i ever saw. check this out http://jollo.org/sally/

mircea_popescu: diana_coman i wouldn't mind an ascii-art renderer, like vlc has.

mircea_popescu: i dunno, but since he mentions it, he prolly has it.

asciilifeform: mircea_popescu: actually i ran warez servers just fine on shitcast

diana_coman: http://btcbase.org/log/2017-12-30#1761322 <- varza esti, nu te faci; that's about the only reason I suspect this just doesn't ...work; can't beat /cut someone into cabbage; they can however be cabbage themselves ☝︎

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.

asciilifeform: ( ftr i did try cl-vecto, and barfed. why do i have to touch absolute coord ?! )

asciilifeform: i expect the pill will look like hendersonized postscript, rather than svg idiocy.

mircea_popescu: granted, not here yet, i guess. but anyways

mircea_popescu: i dunno, but at some point republican drawing will have to get resolved.

mircea_popescu: I WIN!!11

mircea_popescu: honestly i am inspired by zineKing chan example, i suspect the better solution may actually be 1980s style ascii art.

asciilifeform: i even pulled ye olde postscript red an' blue b00kz off the shelf, in the end

mircea_popescu: asciilifeform oh, i was chuckling over this yest.

asciilifeform: this i saw yea

mircea_popescu: heck, i think i recently did myself

mircea_popescu: i suppose thrashed very good equivalence by mechanism.

mircea_popescu: nah, i expect it's actually alt-spelling of snop (hay ballot)

asciilifeform: ( which i suspect was corrupted 'thresh' )

asciilifeform: i.e. it readily and without explanation invokes image of a shambles

mircea_popescu: i dunno, not an expert in orcology.

asciilifeform: the latter a not wholly false cognate -- we have погрешность , i.e. instrument error , and from the slavonic root грех , i.e. sin

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.

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: 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: perhaps, i do not know what promises they make.

jawbone2: If I used Dynamic DNS to get a static IP would that get around this problem?

ben_vulpes: asciilifeform: yes, i made that latter point.

jawbone2: Yes I'm talking about the myip flag

jawbone2: I see so when I start the bitcoin demon I put in my current IP. Then if it changes I'll need to update it?

jawbone2: I see. The instructions I have assume a static IP address. I can do incoming connections just not on port 80.

trinque: I don't find that my home ISP changes IP more than every few months, at least.

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. ☟︎

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 live in the US.

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.

ben_vulpes: funnily i experience this approximately never

shinohai: re th silliness is precisely the point ben_vulpes ... i turned of pms except for lords, most like jurov use /query instead anyway the proper way

mircea_popescu: i also didn't see any "code of conduct", which by now screams pantsuit like "real estate values" scream cardboard houses.

mircea_popescu: i suppose if we get tired of freenode we move to... jollo o.O ☟︎