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BingoBoingo: mod6: What does it
take
to add a pool
to
the bot?
atcbot: >> No data returned from CoinMiner.net << [PityThePool Hashrate]: 95.29 GH/s [iSpace Pool Hashrate]: 1.77
TH/s
ben_vulpes: one man's greed another man's short against
the shartup market.
ben_vulpes: incompetence, malice, who can ever
tell.
BingoBoingo: bounce:
There's
too many razors
to keep
them all straight
BingoBoingo: Because if you stare at
their dispatch in disgust you might accidentally read it.
BingoBoingo: peterl:
They do
that
to grab your attention
peterl: Is it just my kid's school, or do all
teachers use comic sans for communication with parents?
assbot: Absolute OpenBSD, 2nd Edition: UNIX for
the Practical Paranoid - Michael W. Lucas - Google Books
BingoBoingo: decimation: Well, maybe not
that old.
The
thing is OpenBSD's multiprocessor handling is different
than other people's really interesting subject.
BingoBoingo: <decimation> asciilifeform: re:existing infrastructure << I
think openbsd refuses
to support multiple cpus << Come on
they have a kernel
that plays nice with multiprocessors
decimation: kakobrekla: I
think I would rather own slovenia
bounce: IIRC you can do
that yourself with gribble. also group
the nick with nickserv
ben_vulpes: JuliaTourianski_:
talk
to nanotube if you want it changed. say "please" - he's a nice guy.
decimation: asciilifeform: re:existing infrastructure << I
think openbsd refuses
to support multiple cpus
kakobrekla: alibaba is supposedly worth as much as all
the properties in slovenia.
ben_vulpes: mp_sails: just 'cause she claims it dun mean i buy it
to any degree. larvae are larvae.
ben_vulpes: <mp_sails> if i actually sailed myself i'd prolly sink
the whole show << daw it ain't
that hard
ben_vulpes: JuliaTourianski_: why'd you keep
the underscore?
BingoBoingo: strpfndr: No, don't particular care
to recieve it either.
strpfndr: (on
the same subject we had discussed)
strpfndr: ohhh, maybe I do :) Did I send you
the application I'd sent
to Breakout Labs?
strpfndr: hi, BingoBoingo,
thanks. nothing
to say
though.
Rassah: Surprised
to see you here :)
Namworld: It managed
to make price go all derpy again.
mp_sails: well
that'll be all for now, laters!
mp_sails: nothing and make a pr
thing about it.
Namworld: Paypal is going
to do... what?
mp_sails: (flail is imblaciu in ro,
the process a imblaci. it's such an obscure word pretty much only medieval
tool specialists evne know it)
mp_sails: by asking her
to
translate flail
to romanian.
mp_sails: i collect
those. once broke
the will
to live of a young girl
teaching english at uni
bounce: probably don't want
to remove
that stuff while sailing
mthreat: ("a
tool for removing caulking or caulk")
mthreat: not sure in spanish, especially argentine spanish. according
to google
translate, "caulking" -> "calafateo", and "caulk" -> "masilla"
mthreat: mp_sails: decaulker? what is
that? a
tool
that removes caulking?
mp_sails: bounce, i remember
the shock and awe when i noticed gwbasic can produce bytecode
bounce: needed quite
the fsckton of
tools
to compile.
TASM, MASM, BCC, whatever else. various versions even,
they apparently weren't great at keeping a lid on
the requirements mess.
mp_sails: in retrospect, hard
to believe it's been 20 years and ms is sgtill a
thing.
[]bot: Bet placed: 3 BTC for No on "20% difficulty increase before 2015"
http://bitbet.us/bet/1036/ Odds: 47(Y):53(N) by coin, 48(Y):52(N) by weight.
Total bet: 19.78041983 BTC. Current weight: 74,583.
[]bot: Bet placed: 8 BTC for No on "Bitcoin
to drop under $350 before November"
http://bitbet.us/bet/1034/ Odds: 36(Y):64(N) by coin, 35(Y):65(N) by weight.
Total bet: 37.16575605 BTC. Current weight: 41,726.
bounce: this was drdos (5? with 4dos of course), so probably something slightly different again. did look at, but IIRC didn't keep a copy of
the drdos 7 source when it got released.
mp_sails: except
the non-dos version had some bugs ruined some hdds
bounce: oh
the days of walking
through (live) memory with a self-written memory dumper, or
trawling
the disk with whatwasit, norton or undelete,
to see what old crap I'd deleted months ago
mp_sails proud user of
the museum paradigm.
mp_sails: asciilifeform, i'm
the one
they laugh at for "ux", whike
they get owned with shitty riuby/java/what have you
mp_sails: ben_vulpes: "these hypothetical children are guests of our children, obviously. Our progeny will have refined palettes before
they can hold a crayon." << o boy are you in for a crude soulraep.
mp_sails: asciilifeform, well... what's one
to do you know ?
mp_sails: ;;later
tell jborkl if you keep doin
this multiline spam of old posts hyou'll end up out of pinguirker
mp_sails: ie, consumer group pressure power : either get your chips assbot-certified or don't sell
to us.
bounce: unless you'd go for
the obvious but inconvenient route of signing everything in a specific commit
mp_sails: asciilifeform, at
the very least
this is better
than nothing. at
the very best
this goes all
the way
to chips.
bounce: chinesely interesting figuring out how
to do
that without exploding
the store
mp_sails: so you can set your package manager
to disregard anything say w/o 3 assbot l2
trust.
mp_sails: bounce, every line of code bears
the signature of all
the people who read it and certify it's fine.
mp_sails: that was
the worst youtube experience ever mthreat. 3 seconds sound, 10 seconds buffering ftw.
mp_sails: and
the next chair on
that pile is, proper github. ie, github with read wot.
mp_sails: <kakobrekla> most often
the signature and file is on same server which makes
the whole
thing kinda useless << i mean, wot signature.
mp_sails: asciilifeform, i know, huge workload. but once btc is 800k i
think ima hire a small office dedicatdd
to it
jurov: btw as most package managers do use gpg
to check packages, it is usually preinstalled
bounce: as long as
the signing key isn't
there, how is
that proximity a problem?
kakobrekla: most often
the signature and file is on same server which makes
the whole
thing kinda useless
mp_sails: incidentally,
this is a key service b-a should provide i
think. maintain a repository of key software infrastructure, precompiled, signed.
mp_sails: and verify
the signature is actually correct etc.
jurov: so it's better
to just say use package manager
jurov: pete,
the site you linked says about linux binaries "The following links direct you
to external sites and
those may provide old and possible very outdated versions of GnuPG."
mp_sails: tis a silly proposition, wtf has format
to d owith anything ?
this is unix not windows.
mp_sails: ben_vulpes: just want
to bang on a drum all day? <<< i've never banged on a drum before...
pete_dushenski: asciilifeform: but
the command line operations only recognize .txt files, neh?
mp_sails: The20YearIRCloud, well cause im
travelling
jurov: pete_dushenski: or you expressly want everyone
to avoid gpg 2.0?
mp_sails: unless you actually read code,
the compile business is a little silly.