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kuzetsa: so as far as genetic material,
the "destined
to be you" genetic material already in existance was likely
the egg (ovaries start off with all
the eggs
they'll ever have, and just stay dormant except during a cycle)
kuzetsa: but really
though, sperm are produced less
than a year before
they die
Azelphur: jurov: interesting,
the Calendar is on
the edge of being replaced by a complete rewrite, so maybe it'll solve some stuff for you
kuzetsa: also, I didn't know how
to
type very well yet at
that age (or even spell)
kuzetsa: thestringpuller:
that was way before my
time, I would've been like four
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kuzetsa: thestringpuller: how do you figure? wasn't ultima online 1997?
the
thing I linked was 1992
chetty: haha I played everquest some looong ago.
There were MMORPG before it, just not 3d
kuzetsa: oh... maybe not --
this one was around first, and you had
to use a dial-up modem
to directly connect
to it because basically nobody had interent connections in 1992 --->
http://i.imgur.com/35lSTcU.jpg kuzetsa: which I believe is like...
the original MMORPG ever or something like
that
kuzetsa: no, it's
totally being maintained, and
the 21st expansion is due out 4th quarter 2014 (october,
tentatively)
kuzetsa: this
time, as a
test I
tried a nearby vendor (no crash)
then went back
to
the one I had problems with and it was reproducable & crashed yet again
kuzetsa: geez, it's kinda crappy
that a game
that's been around since 1999 still sometimes have NPCs in one of
the main areas which like... interracting with
the NPC is bugged, and instantly crashes
the game client 100% of
the
time
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thestringpuller: I'd rather just go into Cryofreeze and wake up in
the year 3000
pete_on_the_balt: i dunno, if you beat cancer once or
twice, i'm sure you'll be
there
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the extra
to
the same address?
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BingoBoingo: <Azelphur> BingoBoingo: haha, small world, I know Raydiation in person :) << Let
them know it isn't about
them. It is Microsoft.
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BingoBoingo: The sad
thing about systemd is
that even
though red hat made it, ubuntu will fork it just because, and it will die. No serious intervention ought be necessary for
this Hearnia
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BingoBoingo: Who knows? Maybe now
that
the FBI has seen it it stops liking systemd?
mircea_popescu: <thrice> he sounds a lot like
this hacker, '4chan,' I read about on
the news yesterday << lmao.
mircea_popescu: you're not even doing a good jbo of it,
this is like
the weakest sauce
trolling ever
BingoBoingo: mircea_popescu: I b0other
them so
the know
their hitpoints later
BingoBoingo: <BingoBoingo> zdzichu: No until you stop insisting all
the world make systemd a dependency. Stop making my niggers pick your cotton!!!
BingoBoingo: <zdzichu> linux is mostly opensource, you are free
to do whatever you want
BingoBoingo: <dreisner> sure it is. but not for any of
the reasons
that you can come up with.
Azelphur: Trolling is for people who don't have important
things like code
to write :P
BingoBoingo: I want someone
to measure how long I can spout
truth/crazy
pankkake: there's no libc in
the linux kernel…
BingoBoingo: Whatever
the chicken licking niggas do now a days
BingoBoingo: Amazing
thing is most of Android's libc comes from OpenBSD in spite of
the Linux kernel
mircea_popescu: well,
this has been an informative adventure into how
the modern day macdonalds location manager lives and breathes, but i guess i've had enough.
mircea_popescu: "The classic Linux distribution scheme is frequently not what end users want, either. Many users are used
to app markets like Android, Windows or iOS/Mac have. "
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BingoBoingo: systemd has 24 months
to learn
the silence
that
the spring lambs can't
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BingoBoingo: As
there is no uncountably infinite 0x in computing machines,
there may be a lot of rapin
to do
to correct everybody.
mircea_popescu: now
that's a good fucking point, jesus it
took a while
to get
to one.
mircea_popescu: stood and
there are numerous
tracing
tools and language bindings for it.
This is very much unlike
the usual homegrown protocols
the various classic UNIX daemons use
to communicate locally.
mircea_popescu: Myth: systemd's use of D-Bus instead of sockets makes it intransparent.
This claim is already contradictory in itself: D-Bus uses sockets as
transport,
too. Hence whenever D-Bus is used
to send something around, a socket is used for
that
too. D-Bus is mostly a standardized serialization of messages
to send over
these sockets. If anything
this makes it more
transparent, since
this serialization is well documented, under
BingoBoingo: If you pretend systemd lives on an arch
that can count aleph sub one possibilities Imma
take my dick out and correct in in
the
traditional chinese sense
mircea_popescu: For example, systems running systemd now generally store
their hostname in /etc/hostname, something
that used
to be specific
to Debian and now is used across distributions. << holy hell
that
took half a century.
BingoBoingo: pankkake: Yes, because
that one runlevel can represent itself aleph sub 0 runlevels
pankkake: so you want your one custom integer runlevel compared
to an infinity of named runlevels?
BingoBoingo: Oh, just anything you care
to force upon your boxen
BingoBoingo: mircea_popescu: In
the linux standard base it is a user defined runlevel
mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo what are you so fixated on
that anyway. what's it do for you ?
mircea_popescu: "We regularly attend various conferences,
to collect feedback,
to explain what we are doing and why, like few others do." << intereskin.
BingoBoingo: pankkake: Anything
that gives me less knobs
than a mid 80's GUI is hell
pankkake: and as a Gentoo user I don't feel "trapped" so no delusion one way or
the other
BingoBoingo: <sztanpet> cool, now
that its un-prefixed from systemd people are meant
to use it anyway so might as well make it useful :D
mircea_popescu: i'll
take a bet you're not
the only guy here
that ever used
the
things, for any value of
things
tho.
pankkake: daemon crashes,
the output goes nowhere
pankkake: we now cover early boot stuff as well as STDOUT/STDERR of any system service => since again I am
the only one here who actually used
the
things,
this is absolutely crucial
BingoBoingo: Either way
the brass isn't going
to spark, because
that's just what brass does.
mircea_popescu: this is kind-of bizarre. so, ok, syslogd gets whatever systemd feels like passing along. why is
this useful and
to whom
BingoBoingo: systemd gets a kilogram of brass.
The niggers behind it can decide if
the brass is shaped into hammers or bullets.
mircea_popescu: Myth: systemd makes it impossible
to run syslog. >> Not
true, we carefully made sure when we introduced
the journal
that all data is also passed on
to any syslog daemon running. In fact, if something changed,
then only
that syslog gets more complete data now
than it got before, since we now cover early boot stuff as well as STDOUT/STDERR of any system service.
mircea_popescu: nah, it's not gonna be over for a while yet. it has... well not so much
traction, but plenty o' support.
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: I've never know not
that
to be
the case.