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ben_vulpes: deploy pattern is "get code, load deps file into docker,rebuild image with
that, if build fails bail, run image, smoke
test new container, if new container fails bail,
then shut down old container and shoop new container into its place"
ben_vulpes: build pattern is: "install docker.
then, deploy apptuation."
ben_vulpes: mats_cd03:
the sj deploy hairball is entirely bash with a squirt of python
to marshal aws resources
mats_cd03: i forgot
to mention i have no idea what i'm doing with web
things
ben_vulpes: mongo ha oh boy
the machine in question's what - 3 years old?
mats_cd03: i'm still
trying
to work out if i can do it all
through shell script supervisors, but
that probably won't happen
ben_vulpes: +asciilifeform:and
the notion of moving fingers without any feedback springs is lunacy << hardly. feedback via optic nerve is entirely reasonable.
ben_vulpes: cazalla: "Coinsetter is now promoting participation in
the bitcoin market
to professional market makers by offering maker-taker pricing and a new equity incentive program beginning
today.
The 'Market Making Equity Incentive Program' will set aside 10% of
the company's equity for distribution
to institutionally-capitalized designated market makers (DMMs) who provide at least $300k of liquidity
to
ben_vulpes: +asciilifeform:every penny i spend is recorded. even at parking meters. << you've got
this weird habit of just doing what
they
tell you. i don't get it, especially given your proclivities and
tendencies. it's almost as
though you're...an ironic mole!
ben_vulpes: +decimation:few actual important details have been released, like "where
they are gonna buy bitcoin" and "how
they gonna index btc price" <<
the later is actually public knowledge
ben_vulpes: +asciilifeform:kakobrekla: i
take it
turdatron functions
to spec now? << what spec
kakobrekla: but havent found
the use for it in a long
tiem
kakobrekla: and yes i prefer it on
the right of
the mouse!
kakobrekla: i forgot why exactly, prolly no
tenkeyless model
kakobrekla: i was looking at
topre board a year ago but opted out in
the end
mats_cd03: Chaang-Noi:not
talking about anyone anyone said in
this chan, just spammers who pm me about random shit << oh
the irony
kakobrekla: now its just something
that looks like english
badon: I'd still like
to know what
this channel is about :)
badon: I couldn't find a simple explanation in
the channel
topic, nor on
the website.
badon: I wasn't aware of
the existence of
this channel, and I was going
to ask what it's about.
badon: kakobrekla:
The discussion in #freenode about a DDoS bot here.
badon: I'll have
to get one wireless.
badon: I
think I have 4 or 5
Typematrix keyboards, give or
take.
badon: asciilifeform: Ah, so
the mechanical ones aren't indestructible.
kakobrekla: asciilifeform what
the estimated lifetime supply of northgates
badon: Still,
the idea of a keyboard with ridiculously fast mechanical switches appeals
to me.
badon: asciilifeform: Yes,
they do.
badon: Typematrix is a small company with only 1 engineer (one of
the owners), so it's easy
to have your voice heard if you've got a good idea for
them.
badon: asciilifeform:
Typematrix is planning
to produce new models. If you contact
them, you will have an opportunity
to influence
their design decisions.
kakobrekla: well if you cant amortize a kboard over a decade... you are
typing
too slow.
BingoBoingo: kakobrekla: Don't worry, soon we will be in
the 70's
badon: I've used
them in
the past, of course, but
that was in
the 1980's.
badon: The membrane is nearly as
tactile, but much quieter.
badon: Mechanical switches wear out
too. I'm not sure
they have any advantage over
the membrane.
badon: I've really enjoyed mine, and it's easy
to change out
the membrane if I wear one out or accidentally screw it up.
badon: What's
the alternative?
badon: It's stiffer
though.
badon: It feels a lot like
teflon.
badon: kakobrekla: It's pretty good. I
think
the scissors are
teflon or something else extremely low friction.
badon: Typematrix keyboards are able
to do both. You switch skins
to change
the labeling.
kakobrekla: Switch: membrane
technology with "double-scissors" mechanism
badon: I can
type on either Dvorak or QWERTY, but Dvorak is faster with fewer errors.
badon: In practice, I just stick with Dvorak
though.
badon: Plus,
the skins make
the
Typematrix
the ultimate keyboard. My keyboard life has greatly increased now
that no debris gets in
them. Plus, I can switch layouts easily.
badon: Kinesis and Maltron were both really very good, but
the
Typematrix was a little better, and it was a LOT cheaper and more portable.
badon: I spent a
ton of money on
them,
to
test
them all.
badon: asciilifeform: Yeah, I
tried one of
those
too. I liked
the
Typematrix better.
badon: I buy used ones for spare parts, and keep
them going.
They're
that awesome.
badon: It's pretty durable, but I wouldn't
trust it for 30+ years like
the IBM model M. Of course, I
take mine with me mobile, and
that's extra-hard on keyboards. I
think I'm averaging about 4 or 5 years before I break one of mine.
badon: I have used several
Typematrix keyboards during
the last decade. I
tried all
the best and most expensive ergonomic keyboards, but
the
Typematrix was
the cheapest "serious" keyboard I
tested, and it was also
the best. It was also
the most easily portable one
too. I wrote an article yesterday about
them, and a few ways
to get discounts and free stuff if you buy
things in
the right sequence:
https://www.livebusinesschat.com/smf/index.php?t mike_c: i've got a friend who collects old crap like
that, i'll ping him. he might know
the right people
to ask.
mike_c: kakobrekla: you wtb
the keyboard or
the whole
terminal?
decimation: gernika:
the early 90's model m's were made by lexmark, somewhat shoddier
decimation: asciilifeform: don't you
trust usb security?
decimation: yeah, whatever chinese intern wrote
the keyboard driver firmware was an idiot
decimation: heh. mine has an issue where
the function key 'negates' suddenly
PeterL: I'm suprised you don't reprogram
the winblows key
to be an extra control
to give yourself another batch of functions at your fingertips?