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decimation: junk dealers are selling all kinds of old ibm rs-422
terminals for various crazy asks
BingoBoingo regrets not
talking first realish job into
the other 3 processors and GB of RAM into
the Ultra 80
decimation: asciilifeform: yeah
the weight is mostly
the lead in
the glass
to protect from x-rays
decimation: asciilifeform: makes me sad I ditched my 21 inch
trinitron a few years ago, but it was a heavy bitch
BingoBoingo assumes
the reason for metallic ink on high denomination USD bills is X-Ray shadow at
the air port
decimation: asciilifeform: yeah I see it supports RS-422,
that's neat. Would be useful for a home serial-terminal server
BingoBoingo: <decimation> asciilifeform: my main requirement is
to ditch x-ray crt << How else are you going
to spot USD???
BingoBoingo: Seriously, burned rather
than finish finding entropy
to generate keys
decimation: I would agree
that finding one
that spoke rs-422 would be neat
BingoBoingo used NetBSD's GPG fork on my MacSE/30
this fucking spring
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decimation: asciilifeform: my main requirement is
to ditch x-ray crt
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decimation: asciilifeform:
they were pretty
to be sure
decimation: next someone is going
to come around saying
they maintain IRIX
chalbersma: @decimation yes but not all
the AIX/HP-UX clients are government.
BingoBoingo: <chalbersma> Yep
the company I work for still developes
the latest stuff for HP-UX. Luckily we're moving off it for RHEL later
this year. << Stahp or I'll have
to cover you in my systemd fatwah
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: I might be
throwing out a lot of boxen soon.
chalbersma: Yep
the company I work for still developes
the latest stuff for HP-UX. Luckily we're moving off it for RHEL later
this year.
decimation: chalbersma: some good
tips on your blog,
thanks for writing
them up
upme_boolcrap: if she let me have more wives she would have
to clean less
upme_boolcrap: how can i convince my wife
to let me have more wives
chalbersma: Ya I remember reading about
the RG problems. I use bitvps for my blog and it seems fairly stable. But I assume
that
there's probably a number of people offering VPS hosting for bitcoin
these days.
decimation: as memory becomes slower relative
to cores*cache available
the incentive is
to micro-manage how data is shoveled into
the cpus
mircea_popescu: you can self-up if identified
to gribble, just pm assbot !up
decimation: mircea_popescu: I guess I'm
talking more about 'thrashing' - allocating and deallocating memory without care
decimation: I wish
the hardware had garbage collection built-in like your dream, but
the problem is
that
the von neumann world is going
the other direction
decimation: programmers
today are so lazy and wasteful with memory
decimation: asciilifeform: I find
that
they are useful for picking
the 'low hanging fruit'
X-Rob: mircea_popescu: yep. It's unusual for my main rig
to be idle for more
than 6 hours or so.
chalbersma: I noticed someone said
they didn't like bitvps but
they have VPS for $20/mo
that may do
the
trick. I assume other vps providers have similar pricing. 2 cores 2G 20GB 2TB
transfer.
Guest36874: I'm almost certain its not a CPU or decimal issue...pool crashing
that is
mircea_popescu: tbh i imagine
that's what powers
the 25%. narrow base.
X-Rob: mircea_popescu: Sonic Screw Driver.
Tor-based coin.
Technically interesting.
X-Rob: which I
then sold and recouped my investment with a nice margin
X-Rob: I ended up owning almost 10% of
the coin
X-Rob: However, I invested 1BTC
to lease a bunch of rigs when SSD was released
X-Rob: decimation: I feel
that I'm always at
the bottom edge of
the market of rig hire. I don't want
to appear
to rip people off
decimation: asciilifeform: I
think with
the new 'dwarf frames' & libunwind
things have gotten better on linux
X-Rob: mircea_popescu: I
think he's referring
to me being at estimate * 1.25 on leaserig.
X-Rob: Because
that's well within statistical uncertanty
mircea_popescu: X-Rob so
that's not overpaying ? because why, not enough decimals ? :D
chalbersma: So not much at all. I
think
the p2pool node I setup for RSM was using about 400MB of RAM but I was
telling
that server
to manually connect
to a number of peers.
X-Rob: mircea_popescu: No, actually, you're not. I
think I ended up charging you about 0.1btc over estimate
X-Rob: decimation: Because
they are willing. It's not a hypothesis.
decimation: X-Rob: why do you
think folks are willing
to pay more
than
the expected return
to rent miners?
mircea_popescu: X-Rob wa
the pool falling over because not enough cpu ?
BingoBoingo: decimation:
The last version of Mac anything was 7.5.1
chalbersma: I
think
the real issue
then is how much "ummph" does
the VPS in question need. I've not had a chance
to experiment with
the minimum requirements for ATC or p2pool ontop of ATC.
BingoBoingo: decimation: OSX is not Mac OS and is not a
thing I recognize as existing.
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BingoBoingo: ATC is a
totally independent SHA-256 chain
BingoBoingo: No merged mining is possible with ATC, by
ThickasTheives design
chalbersma: If
the idea is
to minimize costs
then a VPS is probably your best bet for now. Especially considering
that
the blockchain is so small. Question can other sha-256 coins be merged ontop of atc? Like namecoin
BingoBoingo: Resedit being
the last great dev
tool offered by apple
BingoBoingo: Valgrind definitely has higher resolution
than resedit for sure.