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asciilifeform: (threw that here a while ago)
mircea_popescu: yeah that's likely it.
mircea_popescu: i dunno anyone using it seriously - the sort of derps that'd want that moved to ubuntu anyway
mircea_popescu: mike_c: whatever. so much for learning something new today. back to a more familiar distro. << debian past sarge suffers from bitcoin past 0.5 problem
asciilifeform: (and previous threads. but now with nice jurov concordance)
asciilifeform: it isn't a memory leak in the usual sense
asciilifeform: might need to plug that leak before these sail.
mircea_popescu: almsot there eh ? :D
asciilifeform: jurov: can that lxr thing crap out html for offline viewing by any chance ?
asciilifeform: was an ftp full of nice stuff, that one could never get quite enough of, and consequently was tempted to buy the disk
asciilifeform: it seems to be a custom left over from the days of 9600 baud
BingoBoingo will never understand Debian sanely assuming someone assuming someone may want it for space travel, while also thinking someone would take systemd onto a spaceship
trinque: its some subset of or the whole apt collection
asciilifeform: mike_c: offline installables, for when you're flying to alpha centauri or whatnot
mike_c: and it works? the other 40 gigs is just crap?
trinque: there's a mini install iso that's on the order of megs
trinque: mike_c: no, that's including loads of packages
mike_c: whatever. so much for learning something new today. back to a more familiar distro.
mike_c: oh, plus two update dvd's. an even 10 is nice i guess.
mike_c: is this some kind of stupid joke? debian takes 8 DVD's to install?
asciilifeform: ^ i put this here because it is a mega-lol that ought to be recited at the hangings.
mats: http://www.naftemporiki.gr/finance/athexTreemap << athens market tanks 9% following disclosure of Tsipras' genius plan
asciilifeform: nce to his counsel within ten (10) days of the date of this order.'
asciilifeform: e, as it was not used to commit any of the crimes of which he was convicted or used in conjunction with any of these crimes. Thus, notwithstanding the agreement between the parties, the court declines to accept the portion of the Plea Agreement that requires Defendant to forfeit his copy of the Declaration of Independence. Accordingly, the court orders the Government to return Defendant’s copy of the Declaration of Independe
asciilifeform: 'With respect to Defendant’s inquiry during the January 16, 2015 sentencing hearing regarding the return of his copy of the Declaration of Independence, Defendant’s counsel acknowledged that this is one of the items that Defendant agreed to forfeit as part of his Plea Agreement. Upon further reflection, however, the court can think of no reason why Defendant should have to forfeit his copy of the Declaration of Independenc
asciilifeform: reveals that only 20 of his 56 'sentence points' came from the youtube thing.
asciilifeform: mats: and given that authentication happens on receipt of first packet - with antireplay nonce - unscannable for (you can't tell if a machine is a brick, a live box refusing to relay ping, or a gossip-udp node) ☟︎
mod6: just make /sure/ to patch in the specified order.
mod6: anyway, i'll cross my fingers that you can get through it.
asciilifeform: mats: forgive me if i don't get the point of this (secrecy and deniability?). traffic can be correlated if the circuit is long-term, you tunnel a two way protocol, disruption causes retransmits, and there's noise << there were several points. i recommend reading that entire thread, well worth the time
mod6: ok, well, the latest build guide will help you.
asciilifeform: mod6: might have to patch by hand for now.
mod6: sorry for the trouble here.
mod6: after those are done, i'll revisit all of this again. i'll pull that link off the website for now..
asciilifeform: 5 oomkills today.
mod6: and then I gotta start writing the eom docs.
mod6: right now, i gotta figure out how to patch the test servers
mod6: not right this minute or anything, but sometime in the next 2 weeks probably.
mod6: ok. just hang tight, i'll just have to rewrite this thing in perl.
asciilifeform: the file count from the manifest.
asciilifeform: Error! The resulting file count after pruning did not match\n
assbot: Successfully updated the rating for asciilifeform from 1 to 2 with note: Amazing builder guy. Doing cool things for The Bitcoin Foundation and No Such lAbs
mod6: !rate asciilifeform 2 Amazing builder guy. Doing cool things for The Bitcoin Foundation and No Such lAbs
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mod6: yeah, its on the website
asciilifeform: is there a link to the latest ?
mod6: sorry, was super busy earlier. been getting ym head kicked in this week.
asciilifeform: ever got the thing to work ?
mod6: !rate danielpbarron 1 Tested something for me quick
mod6: !rate decimation 1 Tested something for me quick
assbot: Successfully updated the rating for jurov from 2 to 3 with note: The Bitcoin Foundation Treasurer & script foo
mod6: !rate jurov 3 The Bitcoin Foundation Treasurer & script foo
assbot: You rated user jurov on 27-Nov-2014, with a rating of 2, and supplied these additional notes: The Bitcoin Foundation Treasurer.
mod6: ok all set, thanks again jurov.
mod6: i'll resend to the list with the updates.
mod6: keys were imported tho
mod6: my key was in the /mnt/btc-dev/build-script-test/.gnupg, but it didn't echo out... not sure why yet.
jurov: &> file (aka >& file) is not part of the official POSIX shell spec, but has been added to many Bourne shells as a convenience extension (it originally comes from csh).
mod6: seems to be. i'll post the typescript
mod6 is testing it
mod6: i dunno what i was thinking
mod6: did i mention that I hate shell scripts :)
mod6: jurov: ok thanks again man, i linked your email with the fixed version & sig file to the website.
mod6: jurov: good work. we gotta get you to review this stuff all the time
mod6: jurov looks at pruning code in utter disbelief... was thinking that everyone konws the cp --parents trick to copy files named in manifest << i /knew/ there had to be an easier way. i seem to remember asking, but anyway.
jurov: i may retry the 0.0.4 tomorrow, too tired (it's centos 6)
mod6: <+jurov> mod6, also it left all qt-related files in << that's weird. pm me a list of the files or dpaste 'em
mats: y'all give TCP a bad rap. it works exceedingly well for the goals, which is automagical conservative scaling of speed to dynamically changing throughput over opaque paths, which makes it reliable. reliable is good.
mats: 16-12-2014 01:38:56 <asciilifeform> here's a very rough description of above experiment ... << forgive me if i don't get the point of this (secrecy and deniability?). traffic can be correlated if the circuit is long-term, you tunnel a two way protocol, disruption causes retransmits, and there's noise
mircea_popescu: holy shit i love this guy.,
mircea_popescu: This is the whole gimmick of media, not polar but triangular, right, left, middle, mobilizing an army of assonauts to feel strongly enough about something that they don't do anything.
mircea_popescu: You'll counter that there are right leaning and left leaning independents, isn't there a difference? but this misses the point: propaganda doesn't try to get you to believe something, but to do something, and in this case it is to do nothing-- it doesn't matter what you choose to believe, as long as your outrage is done from inside your house.
mircea_popescu: The media explains how things relate to him, and as long as he understands what's going on, he feels empowered. He is given an ideology without even knowing it. Now he doesn't actually have to do anything, indeed, it's way the hell better if he does nothing. All that's required is support, and through his support not only will "the right things" happen but he'll share in the credit.
mircea_popescu: in other news, teh house with a view : http://40.media.tumblr.com/ff28f8f3c38b47d61f479bac676d0bf0/tumblr_miu8wxWBEe1rhlfrbo1_500.jpg
mircea_popescu: souflakis is particularly rich. "we will agree with you through the simple process of you all being just as stupid as we are. problem solved."
mircea_popescu: for the past... uh i dunno, 2k years ? pretty much the mode
mircea_popescu: typical moive, too, now that they've got all the free money that they were liable to get. greece is basically a hooker.
mircea_popescu: humanitarian disaster, yeah. greeks no longer able to spend whole day crowding the coffee shops across the acropolis, acting like they're the russian rich people coming to visit
mircea_popescu: "Alexis Tsipras said on Wednesday that he wanted a "viable, mutually beneficial solution" to what he called a humanitarian disaster his country has suffered as a result of the austerity imposed by its creditors."
assbot: The Last Psychiatrist: How Does The Shutdown Relate To Me? ... ( http://bit.ly/15Ryb3C )
mircea_popescu: speaking of al jazeera usa - http://thelastpsychiatrist.com/2013/09/how_does_the_shutdown_relate_t.html tlp on point as usual.
mircea_popescu: <assbot> Greek PM: We will no longer submit to the EU - Al Jazeera English << the great us - germany war heating up huh.
jurov looks at pruning code in utter disbelief... was thinking that everyone konws the cp --parents trick to copy files named in manifest
nubbins`: if nobody was burning your olive groves to build illegal settlements, you'd be doing ok too
mats: nubbins`: b-but the jews do ok
nubbins`: and dares to mention "innovative agricultural production" as one of his goals
nubbins`: this fucking asshole plants a flag in a part of the desert so dry the fucking BEDOUIN don't go there
mod6: ill try some different things a bit later. bbiab
mod6: that one looks to be an option in both branches... so i dunno
assbot: American plans to use 'his' piece of Africa for advancement of science | World news | The Guardian ... ( http://bit.ly/15Rrcrr )
mod6: gotta figure out something with this --homedir option
mats: "Our people are suffering and demand respect ... We must bleed to defend their dignity"
assbot: Greek PM: We will no longer submit to the EU - Al Jazeera English ... ( http://bit.ly/1ttDbql )
mod6: --logger-file file Same as --logger-fd, except the logger data is written to file file. Note that --log-file is only implemented for GnuPG-2.
mod6: yeah, i think this is an old school thing
jurov: gpg --logger-file gpgout.log --import pubkeys/*.asc << this line
mod6: so you're saying that this doesn't work: gpg --logger-file alert-snip.sig.log --homedir .gnupg
jurov: and if pointed to empty homedit, it won't import keys