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gabriel_laddel: I wouldn'
t dare draw that equivalence without agreeing on a formal definition for regexes and the process in question.
mircea_popescu: take the simple fact that erycridine lactate induces abortion in any trimester, and without exception. if this isn'
t a regex gone wrong, what is ?
gabriel_laddel: It doesn'
t run on "perl" "perl" is a well specified computer program. Meat runs another separate well specified meat program.
mircea_popescu: and mind you, at issue is not whether we do or don'
t understand how reproduction works.
gabriel_laddel: This conversation bothers me. We don'
t understand how to make dragonflies, nor how the reproductive system works. We know how to write computer programs that work - the failing to do the latter correctly is a human failing.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform no, idea is that some people who can'
t even make dragonfly are in a weak position to teach grandmother to suck eggs, as it were.
gabriel_laddel: we know how to write computer programs such that you don'
t need regexes.
mircea_popescu: gabriel_laddel perhaps you don'
t appreciate how deep perl goes, or how unaware perl-people are of their perl-ness.
gabriel_laddel: About this "don'
t feed raw data into your app" and "filtering" nonsense - if you're using a language that isn'
t complete shit you never need to "filter data" (just communicate in sexprs and (let* ((*read-eval* nil)) ...))
assbot: Logged on 25-04-2015 22:28:04; Naphex: anyway, what i was saying is you take steps 'secure' or tape your stuff always, and you don'
t feed raw data to your apps if you can filter the input beforehand.
assbot: Logged on 25-04-2015 22:14:03; asciilifeform: Naphex: if you're interested in my concept in particular, see article 'don'
t blame the mice.'
assbot: Logged on 25-04-2015 21:56:01; Naphex: trinque: gentoo doesn'
t even have iptables defaulted, so as soon as his done he'll end up recompiling
Naphex: well ain'
t that security?
trinque: Naphex: certainly, if one doesn'
t tape the raft's holes, he'll drown
williamdunne: I just spent 30 minutes trying to work out why the hell my DB connection wasn'
t working. I was editing the wrong fucking config file.
trinque: Naphex: regarding earlier thread, things such as parsing inputs, putting sensitive data on networks that don'
t knock knees directly with the web, all great stuff
trinque: what is this obsession with making things safe, as though you don'
t still die in agony at the end?
menahem: some things need the luv, or they deteriorate. much like buildings, roads, etc. much won'
t sustain without the maintenance.
pete_dushenski: menahem just something to edit out. blogs aren'
t chiseled in stone y'know ;)
williamdunne: It won'
t cover all of history though, most of the RSS feeds only cover 5-10 posts each
☟︎ Naphex: see i don'
t have to care
decimation: unfortunately no floating point unit, but that isn'
t needed for the target market here
☟︎ decimation: one of the few 'open-cores' that isn'
t vaporware
decimation: yeah but you can'
t go to dell,hp, and order a crate of arm boxes (to my knowledge)
decimation: but I haven'
t seen it become mainstream
ben_vulpes: usually i bolt them on directly, but i'm a barbarian and haven'
t actually derped much with physical servers.
Naphex: and i wasn'
t advocating it
Naphex: anyway. words ain'
t much to me and I ain'
t one to duke it out on irc for random bullshit
Naphex: anyway, what i was saying is you take steps 'secure' or tape your stuff always, and you don'
t feed raw data to your apps if you can filter the input beforehand.
☟︎ trinque: (notwithstanding that I don'
t see how ipsec protects some JRE app)
williamdunne: Naphex: Isn'
t the general idea that you use end-to-end encryption not hub and spoke encryption
Naphex: so people don'
t snoop on it. maybe its private
trinque: "I don'
t want to read that much; can you tweet me about secure?"
Naphex: asciilifeform: there won'
t be any 0days in the basic stuff. There are rarely buffers in the stack. And everything is accounted for. NIO/events/the threads etc are all safe and you don'
t give raw user input to them
trinque: Naphex: eh? stage 3 doesn'
t give you a kernel
Naphex: trinque: gentoo doesn'
t even have iptables defaulted, so as soon as his done he'll end up recompiling
☟︎ Naphex: mod6: i'd just do the chroot thing and getting it done. doing a custom kernel won'
t help you much running in a hypervisor
trinque: so you don'
t mrproper yourself out of a config
trinque: not that I don'
t own many of them
williamdunne: trinque: Wouldn'
t that be the same as any DC that offers cheap metal?
mod6: i don'
t even see the paravirtualized guest support option
trinque: no-multilib is probably fine if you don'
t intend to use any 32bit things
mod6: alright. pretend i don'
t know what any of that means.
williamdunne: While comparisons between bitcoin and a party fully of popped-collars are fine it doesn'
t really answer the question
williamdunne: I guess what missing from it is that I still don'
t see why the increase in block-size, or easier access to running a semi-node is inherently bad
mircea_popescu: (what i mean is, you don'
t get the option ot have some here and none there. if you have some, it's everywhere)
ben_vulpes: i can'
t believe that i felt compelled to write it all out.
assbot: Successfully updated the rating for davout from 2 to 3 with note: you wouldn'
t believe how this man makes the girlies eyes twinkle.
ben_vulpes: !rate davout 3 you wouldn'
t believe how this man makes the girlies eyes twinkle.
mircea_popescu: ben_vulpes "and the Bitcoin ramp to 1200 proved to be an artifact of a fractional-reserve exchange, for just two examples." << this doesn'
t make sense, because the exchange was fractional in btc not in fiat.
williamdunne: I've already been blocked from Max Keisers twitter, seems like I should be proud of it - I don'
t even remember sending a tweet to him
mircea_popescu: that muppet... i have no idea how he and his gf/announcer aren'
t in jail over the auroracoin scam
mircea_popescu: was funny too, the derps were like "HE DOESN:
T HAS TEH SKILLSss!11!1"
williamdunne: mircea_popescu: Surely a lot of the costs can be massively reduced now? Wasn'
t exactly much automation in the 15th century
mircea_popescu: in any case the actual costs to running a bank aren'
t in getting the certificate. you gotta have the damned bank.
trinque: but yeah, I don'
t expect to live this way forever
williamdunne: Well if you believe the numbers, the volume is pretty huge. I believe it probably is still pretty big but wouldn'
t trust a bitcent on them (unlike MPOE of course)
mircea_popescu: and diversified enough that the arabs can-
t quite outright kill him. (tho they're trying). i tell you this is a fun thing toi watch, for me.
mod6: I'm probably just dumb. How can I setup an instance with a clean stage3. All I see that are available are AMI's. And I'm worried that they've got things/tools pre-installed that I don'
t want to have in there. This instance will be a build/testing server for R.I. development.
mircea_popescu: the price differential won'
t likely even cover cost of insurance for that bomb, let alone its capital amortisation
williamdunne: ben_vulpes: Still working to get Atom support working, wasn'
t working with the small change
williamdunne: Current code doesn'
t support Atom but I can modify it.
williamdunne: mircea_popescu: So what are these Pogos? I had a look for them but I found some cloud backup company who didn'
t even advertise a pogo plug as far as I could see
williamdunne: Firefox can'
t find the server at www.cascadianhacker.com.
Naphex: williamdunne: well, you can'
t have dup data so you need a unique field. Price will have duplicated data :P
williamdunne: Yeah, although don'
t have to deal with price-time in this case
Naphex: as long as you don'
t have duplicated data ( and you shouldn'
t)
williamdunne: Doesn'
t particularly help that I have only 100mb of free mem currently
Naphex: don'
t trash the mem :P