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ben_vulpes: but that's how bizpartner compiles his flugenputer
ben_vulpes: trinque: a hack that i've seen to work is building for arch in a docker container
asciilifeform: (re: that film: no, i am not personally acquainted with the fella who made the film.)
asciilifeform: (or don't wait, if you download the stock version and build the 'sheevaplug' thing - it gives almost usable kernel)
trinque: asciilifeform: I have crossdev and built a simple main.c which ran on the pogo
asciilifeform: trinque: the absolute best way to do crossdev, imho, is 1) have a gentoo box and use 'crossdev' emerge tool which magically builds the toolchains correctly 2) wait for buildroot
asciilifeform: i searched far and wide for a fansub tool, ended up with that
asciilifeform: (won't overlay on youtube unless you're the one who posted the film, naturally)
asciilifeform: ^ i used it to fansub a youtube
trinque: mod6: trying to cross compile for the pogo
trinque: found the relevant patches
trinque: saw it using system g++ anyway, failed to link the result
trinque: changing the arch in auto.sh didn't seem to work
trinque gets food, then will try to build the foundation's bitcoind
funkenstein_: he told me to read about ssd filesystems
funkenstein_: i was asking a database guy about log structured databases like the blockchain
mircea_popescu: anyone know a fast and painless way to make subtitles for a youtube ?
asciilifeform: those things could easily walk through a cement wall
Chillum: from the wall?
mircea_popescu: there's ample room in there to count by row, and keep reserves etc.
mircea_popescu: in any case about 1/4 of the total capacity of a ssd is not actually shown the os.
Chillum: not sure about the exact granularity
mircea_popescu: i know they write per row in any case.
Chillum: plus retiring nands and using unused ones after X accesses. One of the ways they hide decay
mircea_popescu: i think they count by row
asciilifeform: turtles for the turtles to stand on.
asciilifeform: or you'd need a whole other array to count.
Chillum: 'commercial nand flash controllers compensate in proprietary ways' = rewriting the block every X reads
mircea_popescu: then this isn't really the effect i was talking about
asciilifeform: rather than a 'reflashing' of a bit.
asciilifeform: because results from residual charge from neighbouring signal to select the row/col. to read.
mircea_popescu: why would it be temporary ?
asciilifeform: my understanding is that 'read-disturb' is largely temporary.
asciilifeform: other than 'it exists' and 'commercial nand flash controllers compensate in proprietary ways' (l0l yes)
asciilifeform: afaik there is no published data.
nubbins`: you want that in mg/kg?
mircea_popescu: what's the per-read LD50 of memory i wish to know!
mircea_popescu: how much of a thing ? 100 reads ? 1mn reads ?
asciilifeform: mircea_popescu: 'read-disturb' is a thing, yes
mircea_popescu: well if that's the case...
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform how tiny ? afaik the controlling factor limitng memory atm is that they can't make it thinner than it is because single layer silicone and tunelling becoems a thing.
mircea_popescu: Chillum that was more of a "we want this hardware to last 25 months exactly" marketin thing i thought
asciilifeform: Chillum: that wasn't the question
Chillum: blocks are rewritten on a schedule in most firmware I think
asciilifeform: not -that- tiny.
mircea_popescu: how the fuck do they measure charge without altering it
mircea_popescu: these cells are tiny.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform so random ssd question for you. aren't the reads destructive just as writes are ? how come not if not ?
trinque: for the other crossdev newbs, gcc -dumpmachine will (I think?) give what must be plonked into crossdev --target
mircea_popescu: holy shit 28 ? MEAT TONIGHT!
mircea_popescu: which - the cunts - made an ipv6. such service.
nubbins`: it's like 1.5x as much ip as last time
mircea_popescu: well at least he got his isp to give him a new ip.
mircea_popescu: so this difference between us is enforced in a way you can't ignore.
mircea_popescu: i don't need to be upped. you do.
jdjfjfucuysbebej: Why do you need to be upped?
mircea_popescu: he has a boss in rh who has a boss who has an orlov who has an etc. six strings long, the flea circus.
mircea_popescu: i doubt poettering for isntance as much as saw a whiff of a whiff of that.
asciilifeform: not that there is no office where hearn et al are given winks, nudges, and stacks of benjies
mircea_popescu: it's just that moot subcultures at the end of their rope spew singlemindedness as a natural fermentation product.
mircea_popescu: and no, i don't propose that there's an actual office somewhere directing this braindamage.
mircea_popescu: here's this monstruous pile of serious problems in dire need of a solution, and here's the transgenderqueer crowd fixing pronouns and breaking the scant few things that almost work.
mircea_popescu: and for that matter, the parallels between usg-poettering "working on" linux and usgavin "working on" bitcoin are utterly striking.
mircea_popescu: <nubbins`> this is how i learned the tar ecosystem is actually a fucking nightmare << it's reallty very very bad.
asciilifeform: ^ l0l re: pin-up in this ad
nubbins`: will steal wifey's machine this eve
nubbins`: but i have no interest in dismantling buildroot from the top down
nubbins`: asciilifeform this was kinda the final straw
nubbins`: this is how i learned the tar ecosystem is actually a fucking nightmare
nubbins`: buildroot make is still bailing out while trying to compile -- no joke -- tar 1.28
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trinque: asciilifeform: final nub question; where's the list of these crossdev targets?
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trinque: at least the turd was in the can, not the bed
mircea_popescu: Chillum no the telling is normal.
trinque: I worked in a hotel once; this would not be the worst thing to encounter
mircea_popescu: "hello concierge ? yes i need a new room please, this one is full of shit."
Chillum: cutting it up when you have it is not that strange. Telling people about it though...
trinque: just a bigger tragedy then
nubbins`: trinque <+nubbins`> would have left it, but travelling partner also had to take huge dump
trinque: tragedy of the commons
nubbins`: I LET IT SIT FOR THREE HOURS TO SOFTEN
mircea_popescu: i hate to break it to you nubbins` but this is really not normal.
funkenstein_: speaking of bogota you see the pics of hail last week?
Chillum: my toilet works
nubbins`: and the peril scared us
mircea_popescu: who does this
nubbins`: would have left it, but travelling partner also had to take huge dump
trinque: old buildings, well known not to drop the whole load at once
nubbins`: mircea_popescu cut right in the bowl, natch
asciilifeform is not, unfortunately, making this up
asciilifeform: with something like a food processor built in to the pedestal
asciilifeform: except that folks buy specially constructed toilets
asciilifeform: nubbins`: there are actually locales in usa with pipes so narrow, that this is sop
mircea_popescu: this is possibly the weirdest thing i ever heard
nubbins`: notfun.jpg tried cutting in half, wasn't enough, had to slice it like a fuckin pepperoni
mircea_popescu: dude, try eating some greens sometime.
nubbins`: this was after 2 weeks in the jungles and slumming around small towns
mircea_popescu: suites, too.
nubbins` recalls staying in Crowne Plaza Bogota and cutting up a particularly dense turd with a sterling silver butter knife so it would flush