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davout: what does it have to do with being on wired connection?
williamdunne: Its not, its just on a wired connection. Eventually I'll cloak though
trinque: every other one has five settings for "no really, restart the fucker if it dies"
trinque: -run the thing I gave you forever-
trinque: runit is the only service supervisor thing I've encountered that *does the right thing by default*
davout: (irc_connected? || connect_irc!) && (is_up? || up!) <<< the ruby way :D
trinque: the thing rules
williamdunne: That is the exact logic I used
williamdunne: Thats what the function is meant to do
williamdunne: i.e goes down, needs to get up again
mircea_popescu: but it wasnt in here at all, nothing to up
williamdunne: His reupping function seems to not work so well
williamdunne: Connection is less than reliable
mircea_popescu: williamdunne what had happened to it anyway ?
davout: and then the prequel, scoopbot_origins
davout: not that it matters that much but i feel we'll eventually end up with scoopbot_revived_II_ultimate
williamdunne: But if those can be solved..
williamdunne: I haven't got access to the scoopbot name, and the GPG key is registered to _revived
davout: also would it be possible to rename it to scoopbot?
assbot: Logged on 23-04-2015 13:00:22; mircea_popescu: williamdunne : btcalpha.com btctrading.wordpress.com cascadianhacker.com contravex.com devilsadvocate.biz explo.yt fr.anco.is www.loper-os.org pankkake.headfucking.net qntra.net blog.spagni.net thedrinkingrecord.com thestringpuller.tumbler.com thewhet.net trilema.com
davout: mircea_popescu williamdunne do we have an authoritative list of the feeds somwhere?
mircea_popescu: http://log.bitcoin-assets.com//?date=01-05-2015#1118214 << and the prize for this year's least useful error report goes to... ☝︎
danielpbarron: "If the four main generator control units (associated with the engine-mounted generators) were powered up at the same time, after 248 days of continuous power, all four GCUs will go into failsafe mode at the same time, resulting in a loss of all AC electrical power regardless of flight phase." << apparently due to an integer overflow (248 days == 2^31 * 1/100 seconds) ☟︎
assbot: US aviation authority: Boeing 787 software bug could cause 'loss of control' | Technology | The Guardian ... ( http://bit.ly/1Q9VND7 )
danielpbarron: cazalla, "Count 12, to which Gelli plead guilty to," << plead guilty,* (the 2nd 'to' is not needed)
trinque: cool, that works.
decimation: yeah, apparently the openbsd folks feel they can't, somehow
assbot: BSDCan2014: Porting OpenBSD on the MIPS64-based Octeon Platforms ... ( http://bit.ly/1DQCRl6 )
decimation: seems like this page indicates that the octeon sdk is under us export control, which kills the port http://www.bsdcan.org/2014/schedule/events/480.en.html
decimation: I don't see any updates on the openbsd octeon port
assbot: Logged on 01-05-2015 17:35:46; ascii_field: it's rather like those baobab-like trees in buenos aires
asciilifeform: the only quasi-reasonable part seems to be the one about 'extraction economy'
asciilifeform just ran into this ancient piece, http://cultureandempire.wikidot.com/page:ch03-p4 (from somewhere in mircea_popescu's www) and marvels at the 'borges's chinese encyclopaedia' surreal perversity of it all ☟︎
mircea_popescu: (and so is bitcoin-otc.com's. these together make probably 90%+ of our inbound links atm)
mircea_popescu: <asciilifeform> specifically from ^ ? << sure, seeing how his link is also to the same source.
decimation: yeah i live next to y
mircea_popescu: which i found to my surprise at conference that still exists!
asciilifeform: 'this sofa has six kinds of bedbug, let's burn it in the furnace' ?
mircea_popescu: so it's duct tape, basically.
mircea_popescu: but in practical terms, they're really not useful for anything else.
mircea_popescu: the idea itself is dumb, fundamentally. actual employees would have other shit to do.
mircea_popescu: http://www.everyonesocial.com/ << this is actually one of the least stupid web start-ups.
asciilifeform: for the record, on aws it averaged out to approx. 1 usd / day.
mircea_popescu: May 01 00:26:05 *scoopbot_revived has quit (Ping timeout: 272 seconds)
mircea_popescu: must be the cpanel.
asciilifeform: phuctor stayed up 534 days (since birth) until i moved it just this week
mircea_popescu: what the hell is with that thing. am i fundamentally misunderstanding something here ?
mircea_popescu: and note that while it makes sense ot have a b-a keyserver (and it's beinbg made), THAT item will do exactly the same curl stuff.
asciilifeform: from my point of view - yes, tested. from mike_c's www - they are wot data
mircea_popescu: it makes sense to be sloppy.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform but these are being tested, not used
asciilifeform: not that it matters, really, if sks lies about some random derp's key. it is a typical 'shakespeare's works were not written by shakespeare but by another man of the same name' non-problem.
decimation: yeah, it's rather annoying to hit the keyserver dns 'carousel'
decimation: well, then why have a problem from pulling a key off a turd in the street?
asciilifeform: decimation: why is that a problem ?
decimation: the problem with the sks server is that it aggressively shares keys
asciilifeform: decimation: in general, there really oughta be more out of band key exchange.
mircea_popescu: nah this really should be automated.
mircea_popescu: well, curl http://pool.sks-keyservers.net:11371/pks/lookup?op=get&search=0x$key | curl post to phcktor.
asciilifeform: originally i was very reluctant to auto-load anything from anywhere whatsoever
asciilifeform: ah i meant to say,gpgkey
mircea_popescu: from the example he gave : http://nosuchlabs.com/gpgfp/8680FD3C9D20B92FBEF3D058FD5A63B9EAC2A55E translates directly to http://pool.sks-keyservers.net:11371/pks/lookup?op=get&search=0xFD5A63B9EAC2A55E
asciilifeform: because there is no physically possible way to determine what subkey ought to be asked from sks et al, for that particular pubkeyblock hash
asciilifeform: it can't curl the keyserver from a nosuchlabs.com/gpgfp/somethingorother 404
asciilifeform: but it is important to remember that 'keys' (in the customary sense) are indexed by the (garbage) hash of the -whole key- rather than fp - because it is actually subkeys that have fp's, rather than 'keys' (as in, what folks typically paste in)
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform he has a good point tho, rather than 404, it should attempt to curl the keyservers and gobble.
mircea_popescu: doesn't seem to have minded it any.
mircea_popescu: anyway, im kinda happy with this new server.
mircea_popescu: nobody stil ldoes plain cgi do they ?
decimation: by the way the openbsd httpd doesn't support cgi, it's fastcgi
decimation: yeah and one is 5 times more idiotic
mircea_popescu: so basically... two idiots. everyone else knows better.
mircea_popescu: note the split too :
decimation: but they are making money while they sleep!
decimation: Your site is probably auto-targeted. I bet the bot herder's scripts rank websites
mircea_popescu: and these have to be amateurs. there's just no way someone can afford to go through 30k 404s that each costs 20kb
decimation: are they all poking at that recent bug?
mircea_popescu: terrabytes worth. because trilema soft 404s, and the idiots have nfi how to script.
mircea_popescu: that's the log for TODAY. 1MBps, for HOURS, with this crap.
mircea_popescu: $ cat trilema.com.txt | grep -c "62.75.229.18"
mircea_popescu: $ cat trilema.com.txt | grep -c "58.96.27.42"
mircea_popescu: $ cat trilema.com.txt | grep -c "wp-login"
mircea_popescu: in other news, this is how "wordpress vulnerability day" looks like :
mircea_popescu: i dont think i ever used cgi incidentally.
decimation: mircea_popescu: did you see openbsd 5.7 has a new http server that supports cgi
mircea_popescu: mike_c i don't trust the 2.x branch. dunno that there's a blogpost or anything
assbot: Mac's and serial TTY's ... ( http://bit.ly/1bLNEWf )
decimation: ;;later tell pete_dushenski minicom ought to work in osx. did you see this page? http://pbxbook.com/other/mac-tty.html
mike_c: ;;later tell mats I fixed the bug and added a better 'user not found' page. thx again.
mike_c: I overheard the other day that there was a dislike for newer versions of gpg. has anyone written up a blog post or something about why?
assbot: Humanitarians of Tinder ... ( http://bit.ly/1zljaFi )
mircea_popescu: oh i see. "i'm twitter famous!" "meaning ?" "not famous."
mircea_popescu: srsly ? who the fuck is kelly oxford.
mircea_popescu: "new york times and internationally bestselling author"
mike_c: Ideally? It's a fingerprint search. So if it misses, I would have it search sks for the fingerprint and show a page asking if you'd like to add that key.
mircea_popescu: but there will be misses with newer keys. so what'd be the best approach for that ?
mircea_popescu: ideally no misses, seeing how everyone in wot also had their key in the sks db
mike_c: ah, so many fewer misses? yeah, there's no rush
mircea_popescu: mike_c i can see it. which is why i kept pushing for the processing. the idea being that we have ~2mn keys which asciilifeform is going to have the machine cut through like tonight.
mike_c: mircea_popescu, asciilifeform: here's my problem. Sending my loyal customers to this page is a bad user experience. http://nosuchlabs.com/gpgfp/8680FD3C9D20B92FBEF3D058FD5A63B9EAC2A55E