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Pierre_Rochard: anyway, lesson learned and appropriate duct
tape applied
Pierre_Rochard: I was outraged because
the reason
they ignore quarter (and don’t raise an error!) is because
there’s no convention as
to whether
the date should be
the beg or end of
the quarter. Month, week, etc do
the beginning, why not adopt
that as
the convention!?
williamdunne: Its so easy
to ignore
the most simplistic bugs.. derpage galore.
Pierre_Rochard: williamdunne: had a similar head against wall bug yesterday, in pgsql:
to_timestamp(‘2014-2’, ‘YYYY-Q’), doesn’t work because
the docs clearly state “quarter (ignored by
to_date and
to_timestamp)” but it was
three hours of desperate refactoring before I actually read
them.
☟︎ Naphex: having a annonymous ip is dandy. but no way anywhere near as enough. you still have
to implement most of
the stuff i said above especially
the filtering part
Naphex: local is always a
threat as well, no matter where you airgap
Naphex: trinque:
that's airgapped gpg. you can implement gpg all over. Not sure how much airgapping it helps. A lot of sidechannel attacks comming up nowadays
that can grab keys
☟︎ trinque: Naphex: as far as what it means
to have a fits-in-head system, please do read asciilifeform's material; he's far more qualified
to say.
trinque: Naphex: I currently cannot; it would first require being able
to model
the whole system in my head at once
Naphex: well ain't
that security?
trinque: I can admire a survivor ingenuity, crafting spears from bamboo and all
that
Naphex: i see now
that
the
term secure was
the problem. how about hardened?
trinque: Naphex: certainly, if one doesn't
tape
the raft's holes, he'll drown
williamdunne: I just spent 30 minutes
trying
to work out why
the hell my DB connection wasn't working. I was editing
the wrong fucking config file.
Naphex: and not by
the NSA, by some kid with some scripts
Naphex: or have
to internal networking
Naphex: no jimmies rustled. most of
that stuff is necessary whenever you have more servers
Naphex: dude, i was giving my 2 cents on what people can do
to harden up
trinque: I personally do not claim
to have
the answer, or I'd be
typing from it
trinque: reading asciilifeform's blog and various excellent
threads in
the logs would be instructive
there
trinque: it's just, what would be better
than
the complex wad we have currently?
trinque: not at all; it'd be good not
to get personality wrapped up in such discussions
too
Naphex: oh, i
tought you hated it
trinque: Naphex: regarding earlier
thread,
things such as parsing inputs, putting sensitive data on networks
that don't knock knees directly with
the web, all great stuff
trinque: what is
this obsession with making
things safe, as
though you don't still die in agony at
the end?
trinque: "So what you're saying is
that
this currency of
the future can destroy my savings because of an error and nobody is responsible?" << b-but, who will inforce what's fair?!
Pierre_Rochard: “Captains of
the industry. If
they were captains of any other industry, like say for example automotive, we'd have people dying in car crashes between
two stationary vehicles."
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Naphex: oh wow, just read
the news. so bitgo finally popped with
the worst mistake
they can make?;o
menahem: lol, love is only increasing ! you being you (and like others in
the wot) is bringing out
the best in people.. even
though
they may not realize it
this moment.
menahem: And be
the Pete
the world requires of me"
☟︎ menahem: If I can
trust my WoT until my
time is done,
menahem: Are losing
their cool and hating me,
menahem: "If I can keep it
together when all and everyone
assbot: Successfully updated
the rating for menahem from 1
to 2 with note: had drinks, had coffee, finally knocked sense into him.
menahem: some
things need
the luv, or
they deteriorate. much like buildings, roads, etc. much won't sustain without
the maintenance.
menahem: pete_dushenski maintenance contracts - no good ? i love selling
them. :)
pete_dushenski: asciilifeform ugh 'maintenance contracts'. perhaps
the only
thing more blood-sucking
than a mortgage
menahem: pete_dushenski def, ill
try <pre> as per ben_vulpes reco. always a work in progress. :)
pete_dushenski: menahem just something
to edit out. blogs aren't chiseled in stone y'know ;)
pete_dushenski: asciilifeform i seem
to recall '$1mn' being
tossed around about 10 years ago
menahem: pete_dushenski ive got a good assistant now.. freed up some
time. ;) and agreed, my bad on
the >>, it's an email
thread.
williamdunne: Ideal, well I can definitely get
that done, not a big job. I'll see if
there is any standardized way
to get RSS
to provide a full history
williamdunne: It won't cover all of history
though, most of
the RSS feeds only cover 5-10 posts each
☟︎ williamdunne: pete_dushenski: Very welcome. Not
too big of a job
pete_dushenski: williamdunne exactly
that.
thanks for
taking a look at
this! damn you're useful.
Naphex: see i don't have
to care
Naphex: gabriel_laddel: can you
tell me anything about it?
Naphex: gabriel_laddel: maybe other people want
to know
too, i will check
the link
pete_dushenski: williamdunne i'd appreciate
this service and i'm sure i'm not alone
Naphex: gabriel_laddel: hi o/
thanks for
the links, what is Masamune? did you write it?
pete_dushenski: williamdunne mebbe you could have scoopbot_revived post
to a page on your site ?
☟︎ pete_dushenski: in any event... just read your bitcoin
treatise, ben_vulpes. sharp!
gabriel_laddel: EVERYTHING you've
thought on
the subject has been covered.
trinque: but
that should not keep him from imagining a better vessel
trinque: Naphex: one does
the best he can with
the leaky raft
decimation: unfortunately no floating point unit, but
that isn't needed for
the
target market here
☟︎ decimation: one of
the few 'open-cores'
that isn't vaporware