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decimation: how does
that work? wouldn't
they need
to integrate with
the fab design
tools?
decimation: and
they seem
to have no issue with pumping out more
decimation: yeah but
the world seems
to be adopting
the arm
turd instead
decimation: I always figured
the instructions were in a databook
decimation: wow, I"ve never
tried
to boot intel myself
decimation: why do hardware vendors continually purchase
the same american microtrends
turds?
decimation: actually I kinda wonder what
the 'inside story' is in
the bios business
decimation: interestingly it appears
that google uses it for
their chromebooks
decimation: reading
through some of
the 'hardware support' pages, it seems like getting
to boot is rarely straightforward
decimation: asciilifeform: I wish
there were a curated release of coreboot
jurov: (just
trolling you)
jurov: kakobrekla: pls remove
the last 3 lines
jurov: /msg williamdunne yea got
the stego data alright
Naphex: hehe, might not be
the best source
Naphex: Khipus,
the ancient blockchains. Had much of
the security model as well
jurov: and it's prolly where
that
term comes from
jurov: funkenstein_: more like He forgot
to debug such an optional feature and resorted
to monkey-patching
davout: however, mounting
the ext2 partition works
davout: running
the experimental armv5 binary doesn't work either, with same error, on
the buildroot-2015.02 kernel
davout: oh and ben_vulpes, by 'real computer' I mean any non-Apple machine,
that'll always be a good improvememnt :D
☟︎ davout: so now my next issue is when
trying
to run your experimental armv5 build i get:
davout: as
the little work would say: 'victory is mine!'
davout: asciilifeform: so i managed
to get "busybox mkfs.ext2 /dev/sda1" working on
the pogo by using buildroot-2015.05-rc1 instead of 2015.02, applying your patches (which do apply cleanly), apply my WIP-patch, and boot on
that
assbot: MPEx owner getting letters from US gov, in danger of being extradited
to US
to stand
trial : Bitcoin ... (
http://bit.ly/1H6JjYB )
mircea_popescu: ;;later
tell chillum hey, you gonna ban
that dude now ?
gribble: chillum was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 3 weeks, 1 day, 16 hours, 15 minutes, and 10 seconds ago: <Chillum> I have never understood how a 1 paragraph post
that links
to a full article somehow makes it
to
the
top of google searches.
They are adding basically nothing
ben_vulpes: p and and and ul and div and everything are just so floppy all of
the
time and used in such wildly divergent ways
mircea_popescu: go
to all
that
trouble
to introduce git hooks
to sign, eschew pgp. i wouldn't use
them
to put a fire out.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform "Gerrit workflow - Gerrit interprets each Git commit as an individual change. Changes are autobuilt by Jenkins, and can be reviewed by developers. Once a change has gotten a positive review and has no build issues, it is applied
to
the master branch.
Thus, no developer directly pushes
to master."
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform
the fuck does
this mean, stealing his gurl's
ticket
assbot: Logged on 05-05-2015 14:54:53; mircea_popescu: and
this is how chernobyl happened.
decimation: asciilifeform: why would
they arrest over subway
ticket? pay fine and move on? Must be complicated with
the 'domestic'
ascii_modem: not so hard
to build & burn - on reasonable iron (fuck intel)
ascii_modem: re: bios: i'm rather surprised
that mircea_popescu doesn't demand 'coreboot' (aka linuxbios) on his boxes
mod6: usually it's just hobo's drunk asf going on at high volume about aliens or jesus. but every now and
then, a good fight breaks out.
mod6: train drama cracks me up. i see it from
time
to
time.
mod6: yeah,
then
that something different entierly i'd guess as far as statutes, etc.
ascii_modem: it looked like he was
trying
to keep her from leaving
mod6: here it's like $200 fine if caught without a
ticket.
mod6: not sure. you'd
think
the choad would have just bought a
ticket of his own. or if caught without a
ticket, kept his mouth shut and paid a fine.
ascii_modem: (is
the correct engl. legalism for
this kind of
thing still 'a domestic' if
the drama is in a public place?)
ascii_modem: turns out he was caught stealing gurl's
ticket - his s.o.
mod6: "unpaid parking
tickets"
ascii_modem: so i was in a
train station, and saw rare sight:
mircea_popescu: but nevertheless...
the plane looks as much as a plane as it could, among
the bamboo sticks and clay pottery.
mircea_popescu: there's a lot of annoying "magic numbers will save us" voodoo in
there, like "Each server is required
to deposit a certain amount of money in a special account
to be used as potential fines or rewards for proof of misconduct."
mod6: ahh,
the naive writs of our forefathers. << ah yeah! isn't
that from like '98 cypherpunks?
mircea_popescu: motherfucker. so,
this box : if hard drive is attached, will not boot off usb stick. just ignore it, pretend it doesn't exist. is hd is detached, will boot off stick just fine, but will NOT detect
the hard drive no matter what happens.
pete_dushenski: well, it's been a gas but i'm off for
the eve. cheerio !
pete_dushenski: Fast fwd
to yesterday. I wasn't home yet from work, but my wife
tells me local LE showed up and wanted
to have a "chat". Asked if I or anone had ever ordered anything illicit in
the mail. Said "nobody's in
trouble, we're just following up on something
that might be nothing"."
☟︎ pete_dushenski: "Coinbase is seriously crossing
the line now. I have had an account with Coinbase for well over 1.5 year. I bought some btc in March, and sent it
to a DNM (won't say which one).. and did not purchase anything. I did not.
The btc was a
trivial amount, and said DNM has been having
troubles with
their uptime lately. Literally, no crime committed.
jordandotdev: yes I have my key I don't know if I'm in
this web-of-trust
jordandotdev: Ummm it's been some
time since I last updated it
jordandotdev: pete_dushenski: naw just had
this as one of my channels in autojoin irccloud - I've been interested in mircea's work and have read some of his stuff
pete_dushenski: jordandotdev: so what brings you by
today ? anything in particular ?
pete_dushenski: jordandotdev: i don't believe we've
talked before, no.
pete_dushenski: seems
to me like a bank would be a perfectly reasonable place
to learn finance, likely better
than 'quantitative developers'
jordandotdev: how about you pete_dushenski have we
talked before?
jordandotdev: I do want
to get into finance so I'm looking
to do project management for quantitative developers etc. / go
to school for a masters in finance if I can cut it (: