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BingoBoingo: brendafdez: are you willing
to listen
to a story in 3 parts?
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform:
The worst part is I know
this had
to have been
targetted. Someone had
to spend a non-trivial amount of
time. I suspect a partcular name and yet...
☟︎ BingoBoingo: Some lite skinned indian motherfucker was
trying
to exhaust my mum's ISP connection by seeding
torrents of
tv shows available over
the air. I am
the anger.
assbot: Logged on 20-03-2015 00:56:22; asciilifeform: cultivate
this reputation.
BingoBoingo: No appologies from
there are possible. Fuckers
targetted my mum.
assbot: Logged on 20-03-2015 00:58:04; asciilifeform: possibly
the most dangerous animal
to be in
the lands of usg (and au, as i understand, is a kind of
target practice range for usg idiocies) is
the fella with just enough
to be worth skinning, but
three or four zeroes short of mircea_popescu-esque atomic dirigible where he can hit back
ben_vulpes: per earlier
thread, now is
the
time
to lay in magnetic drives, chips and ram.
BingoBoingo: So noone's going
to give a cheer
to cheif Joe for making it from rehab
to a nursing home?
trinque: BingoBoingo: yeh
that's how
this will be
BingoBoingo: trinque:
The way punkbot did had no real commands.
trinque: I'm having
to mention it
though
to get it
to pay attention
to commands
trinque: sees whether it's a key or message, does
the right
thing
trinque: BingoBoingo:
the way it currently is, it just eats whatever URL
trinque: one more
try and I'll stop shitposting
trinque: yet direct_only=False in
the command
trinque: ben_vulpes: note
the
two deedbots which were necessary
to make it listen
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: But since
they have already earned
the shitlist.
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform:
This is only exceptional in
the sense
that
there are potentially nameable enemies who might b attribule
ben_vulpes: decimation: aws drops
those packets iirc
BingoBoingo so pissed I might have
to wander
till I find a coyote just
to have a fair fight as I kick its
teeth out.
decimation: ben_vulpes: as I recall
the stuff hosted on aws didn't have any problems with mr. ddos
BingoBoingo plans on setting up mum and edge router lite, but in
the interim... Imma drink so much vodka
BingoBoingo: So cheap black box with pf stops all undesirable
traffic. Still some poor ass brown fucks (likely) managed
to land malware on my mum's computer which would make it a mega seed node for shows available freely on OTa networks.
ben_vulpes: trinque: get
that
thing on your account and get it upped permanently, would you?
ben_vulpes: jurov linked a
thing, some 50 us/mo iirc for dedis
decimation: doesn't need
to be
trusted if nothing secret is on it
ben_vulpes: for all
the hate it gets around here, aws is pretty solid
ben_vulpes: shit goes goes down and comes up more frequently
than an expert cocksucker.
decimation: as I recall, folks here have had good luck with 'vultr'
too
decimation: ben_vulpes: sigh, got bitcoind built on aws, now I got
to buy more storage space :(
BingoBoingo recognizeds /me very drunk and
traveling
to India
to /smash would be a challenge
BingoBoingo dealing with family member brought
to malware in an impersonal way, but I want
to
take
this
transgression very personally
ben_vulpes: "yeah i'll
take
the whole
thing sink luser and hooker"
ben_vulpes: <jurov> my opinions were formed by several friends eating disinfo
that was later
traced back
to RT, with sink and hooker << hook line and sinker perhaps
the phrase?
decimation: from
this point of view,
the
tinker's duty is
to be
the Praetorian guard for
the state
decimation: asciilifeform: yeah, note how aircraft went from
tinkering in
the barn
to 'instruments of power'
decimation: asciilifeform: yeah
there's some
truth
to
that, wrt aircraft in general
too
decimation: asciilifeform: yeah I
think
there's some
truth
to
that - ultimately
the vast majority of computer-purchasing money is 'dumb money'
decimation: whether 10nm is
the stopping point or not, I agree
that
this is
the ultimate end. exponentially increasing fab costs cannot abide forever
mircea_popescu: which was a great run, a point
that'll be made obvious by
the anger of all
the hanger-ons once itstops
mircea_popescu: point being,
the
trillions needed for 10nm and beyond aren't forthcoming and
that's
the end of
this run.
decimation: asciilifeform: what's 'it'?
the pursuit of small features?
decimation: there's little doubt
that man's ability
to create
tiny features on silicon has far outpaced his ability
to do something useful with
them
decimation: asciilifeform: yes, but not in
terms of raw flops, when massaged properly
mircea_popescu: there's
that big bitch in
there. ~economically~.
the cost for 10nm is alreadyu not covered by
the density benefits
decimation: well, it certainly seems
that we are at
the edge of what silicon can yield
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: And
then you find old folks on
the family
tree
to which you owe defference
mircea_popescu: decimation look at it
this way : 14nm was demonstrated in memories cca 2005, intel shipped it in 2015.
BingoBoingo: <mircea_popescu> decimation from what i recall reading on
teh
topic,
the 14nm process was a
total debacle and 10nm is a
theory only
thing <<
This
mircea_popescu: decimation from what i recall reading on
teh
topic,
the 14nm process was a
total debacle and 10nm is a
theory only
thing.
decimation: sounds like
they are considering ascii's iii-v chemistry for 7nm
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform:
The price of old RISC beasts already marches upwards
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform right. only failure can be kept from
the public knowledge.