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assbot: Logged on 06-06-2015 22:17:56; mod6:
too many different
things I gotta get done first.
assbot: Logged on 06-06-2015 21:11:27; jurov: what did you do comment (i could not find it) or
trackback?
mod6: asciilifeform: check
this out, does
this look ok so far? ^^
mod6: now
to
try
to fire
this
thing up.
mod6: alright, bitcoind build cleanly with
the igprof_hooks patch applied.
shinohai: so i can draw ponies and get paid btc for ppl
to fap
to?
mod6: as as separate note, I will not be running NMON with
this full-sync
test -- I want
to get as clean of a igprof profile as I can. Don't want any
thing else
to disturb it's collection.
mod6: Unless anyone objects in
the next 30 minutes or so.
mod6: After a profile with vanilla v0.5.3.1-RELEASE, I'll further profile with
the
two Orphanage Patches.
mod6: [ I'm running igprof with v0.5.3.1-RELEASE first as we know with
this version
the OOM-KILL signal is recieved. Maybe we can get a deeper glimpse
to what's going on here. ]
mod6: ok asciilifeform's igprof_hooks patch applied
to v0.5.3.1-RELEASE
mod6: ok igprof is built... now
to just run it with v0.5.3.1-RELEASE...
nubbins`: if anyone happens
to know where
to find such
things
nubbins`: totally would be interested in a service manual for
this
thing (epson 1430)
nubbins`: they either clog up or get broken or sold/trashed before
things get
to
that point
trinque: by not giving you an override,
they're just saving you from yourself
nubbins`: most consumer-level printers never get close
to filling
their sponge
nubbins`: <+trinque> nubbins`: so
this
thing is just some arbitrary amount of bytes in flash somewhere
that must be reset periodically? <<<
the waste ink sponge eventually will overflow... unless you add an external waste ink
tank.
trinque: I can probably obviate worrying about
that by just
trying
to decode everything as utf-8
☟︎ trinque: mircea_popescu: ah so mpex.ws does not say Content-Type:
text/plain; charset=utf-8
trinque: actually strike
that, lemme find
the original link and I'll see if I can break it again
trinque: I sent it
through
to reproduce
the exception (after re-uploading it
to dpaste) and... it worked
trinque: mircea_popescu: #4 will deedify at
the hour
ben_vulpes: <mircea_popescu> open source is an open invitation
to waste your life debugging stupid shti << my life
trinque: nubbins`: so
this
thing is just some arbitrary amount of bytes in flash somewhere
that must be reset periodically?
trinque: seems like we're at
the point
that you could pick anything
to manufacture in
the
tech sector, and provided you *actually produce
the
thing named on
the box* you'd be
the greatest product in
that space
☟︎☟︎ trinque processes
the wtf he just heard
nubbins`: i need one
that doesn't require
the purchase of keys ;/
nubbins`: but i
think
this is bullshit and i don't want
to pay some company $7 every
time i want
to reset a counter
nubbins`: for newer printers, you generally get a free "wic reset" program and
then purchase keys (~$7ea in quantity)
that are good for single resets
nubbins`: once
the counter gets high enough, you can't print anymore until you reset
the counter
nubbins`: inkjet printers have waste ink counters
that are incremented when you do a head cleaning
trinque: I might be crazy, but I *think* my dream mobile device is nothing but a
terminal emulator
that can ssh elsewhere
nubbins`: got an information-finding
task if anyone's up for it
decimation: it appears
to be from a point of sale
terminal
decimation: probably could get it cheaper if you could dumpster dive in
the right spots
trinque: decimation: what'd
that run ya?
decimation: asciilifeform:
the construction of
the
terminal is nice, 19 gauge steel
trinque: you could give
the buildroot instructions a whirl for
the pogo
shinohai: Maybe one day I'll be so hardcore I can run it on a
TI
trinque slaps shinohai with a
trout
mod6: naw, i
think it's interesting. let us know how
that ends up.
trinque: rather, which it expects
the netcat it connects
to at
trinque: I need
to re-image my pogo
shinohai: Yeah, I'm gonna
try
the pogo, I got it running *sorta* in sl4a
mod6: too many different
things I gotta get done first.
☟︎ mod6: you're gonna get a pogo going? i still need
to get a chance
to get mine fired up.
shinohai: It runs beautiful. It speaks
to my minimalist heart.
mod6: I'm gonna work on
trying
to get IgProf going here now.
shinohai: @ mod6 anything interesting on
the bitcoind side of
things?
mod6: Thanks
to
trinque for
the help.
mod6: Will update again as I have
them.
mod6: I'm gonna
try a few other
things, might need
to get
this figured out on another machine. We'll see.
cazalla: jurov, i
think it's working! (eulora runs on win7)
mod6: Update on gentoo build on physical box: so
trinque & I worked on
trying
to get
this Grub situtation figured out for quite a while lastnight. Seems
that maybe something with grub2 doesn't like my hardware. Grub 0.9x is no longer supported... so I dunno.
decimation: well whoever it was
they had alot of cash
to burn
decimation: interesting. what part of
the country are you in?
trinque: bulkier equipment under
the nose
trinque: media
tend
to have more prominent markings
trinque: nah,
this was painted all a muted gray, different shape, bulkier
decimation: many of
the media helicopters from local
tv stations have external cameras now
shinohai: I live near a small airport, so I am used
to hearing planes.
trinque: this was some wide panel under
the nose, rounded
trinque: the guy had equipment of some kind underneath
the body of
the copter, and something under
the nose
shinohai: We would never do anything bad or malicious with our JavaScript, and if you ever run into any problems
then feel free
to <contact> <<< has anyone ever
tested
this?
decimation: trinque: if it was just a
tube sticking out in front it is probably for mid-air refueling (assuming it is military)
decimation: the only
thing weird about
the
terminal is
the resolution of
the display, only certain monitors seem
to be able
to sync properly
shinohai: no. I am attempting
to build a worthy bot. I was inspired by danielpbarron's node project -
to use
this minaturized wizardry
to construct a dedicated pr0n node....
trinque: has it been stress
tested with a wide sampling of asses?
shinohai: I'm just now getting comfy w/assbot. I was assured
that assbot accepts all forms of ass. (x3!)
trinque: fixing
this
text encoding derpitude
trinque hands
the lantern
to shinohai, makes his first incision in deedbot-
shinohai follows
trinque, imagining himself much like William of Baskerville in *The Name of
the Rose*
trinque lights his lantern, descends
the stairs
to
the deedbot- chamber
jurov: what did you do comment (i could not find it) or
trackback?
☟︎ mircea_popescu: jurov "no comment no
trackback" << except i left you one, and it looks kinda weird.
mircea_popescu: funny how
the memory hole effect works - people capable of spotting it in a field where
they're remotely
trained still fall for it in ALL.OTHER.FIELDS.
mircea_popescu: o
that myself until I realized
the sheer idiocy of
those
templates, and what
the word "consensus" actually means in
the Wikipedia guidelines."
mircea_popescu: "Like many (too many) other features in Wikipedia,
the cite
templates were created by a handful of enthusiastic editors without a clear analysis of cost/benefits, and posted by
them as if
they were a "consensus" --- which
they most emphatically are *not*.
Then many other editors started using
them in
the mistaken impression
that
they are somehow good for Wikipedia --- which
they most emphatically are *not*. I used
to d