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decimation: asciilifeform: do you think that jtag will show something that these mtd turds don'
t decimation: ^ why? because you don'
t want to ship your strange
mircea_popescu: just like tewkwhatever, mass can'
t get security experts.
mircea_popescu: no, it's, "because if we did or if we didn'
t, we still don'
t get any"
mircea_popescu: spam masquerading error reports nao, the world simply can'
t exist w/o wots.
mircea_popescu: today ... "For some reason or another, I can'
t see all of this content, it keeps disappearing? Are you taking advantage of java?"
mircea_popescu: it's not like the entire cookbook isn'
t actually given there eh ? ready for copy paste.
BingoBoingo: It doesn'
t even really take an intelligent lawyer.
mircea_popescu: more on point : i wonder how many people didn'
t have to pay their tickets because had intelligent lawyer who disputed chain of custody claims of police.
mircea_popescu: something they couldn'
t even legally do, which is why they had to bring in delphi for 20k.
BingoBoingo: I wonder how many petty traffic, weed, and misdemeanor tickets would have been unprosecutable if they didn'
t pay the people to pay the turroristas
mircea_popescu: just like having a car doesn'
t alow having gasoline. it's true that often people who have cars also independently have gasoline, but the two are fundamentally unrelated, and there is such a thing as the fool's breakdown, ie, car's outta gas on the side of hte road.
☟︎☟︎☟︎☟︎☟︎☟︎☟︎☟︎☟︎☟︎ mircea_popescu: i don'
t think there was ever someone unemployed in that field, ever.
lobbes: Or is it simply: "Don'
t make yourself a target for usg" ?
BingoBoingo: Right, but if the designer of the trap isn'
t competent...
ascii_field: BingoBoingo: doesn'
t hold against competent victim
mircea_popescu: it also doesn'
t work, necessarily. if it did, we wouldn'
t actually need bitcoin to solve the specific problems it solves.
mircea_popescu: im kinda surprised "spvs" didn'
t get banned last time tbh.
mircea_popescu: "no that doesn'
t happen" "right" "you don'
t understand how the world works!"
ascii_field: and other things. It's supposed to make application programs independent of the separately configured actual network environment of the machine. A nice idea, but changes to GLIBC can lead to problems loading it. And you can'
t statically link "libnss", since it is configured for each machine individually. The problem comes, I think, mainly from statically linking other GLIBC libraries, notably "libpthread", "libm", and
ascii_field: '"I suppose the idea is that everything will be in the downloaded file, so nothing depends on the local libraries on the target system. Unfortunately with Linux, and I think anything else using GLIBC, this still isn'
t quite true. There's this "libnss" (name service switch, some people seem to call it network security system) which provides functions for accessing various databases for authentication, network information,
nubbins`: fwiw it's just a matter of ripping out the chunks of boost that don'
t belong
nubbins`: totally have the static binary here, just... can'
t replicate the build.
punkman: so, don'
t ldd as root n' stuff, in case you didn'
t know
mircea_popescu: the people who take decisions aren'
t on skype. the people who are on skype don'
t take decisions.
mircea_popescu: well luckily ver invested the money he doesn'
t have into a new way to butter the coin!
mircea_popescu: the ordinary streetwalker couldn'
t explain how a car engine works, either. that doesn'
t make car engines unimportant.
decimation: what amuses me is that the excuse of 'it fixes bugs' only applies to code that isn'
t otherwise distributed by the 'distro'
decimation: I didn'
t see it. So " --enable-static-nss" is useful for glibc
mircea_popescu: literally, "n-ai pe cineva... ?" ie , "don'
t you have someone..."
pete_dushenski: mircea_popescu: haven'
t seen le grand blond but will add it to the list.
pete_dushenski: because in magical fairy land, things that don'
t like you don'
t exist
mircea_popescu: not journalists like every other whore you fucked whenever you didn'
t mind getting filmy.
mircea_popescu: "I don'
t remember that," Fisher says. "But the inmates did tell me they had never eaten so good until I arrived."
assbot: Logged on 05-04-2015 16:50:58; trinque: I don'
t want decisions made for me; I want bricks laid for me.
nubbins`: absent title: "the bitcoin protocol doesn'
t exist"
BingoBoingo: mats: "The packages, at 4 inches by 6 inches, are not easily concealed, he said. And because of the single-use packaging, he said, it would be easier to spike a punchbowl with a large bottle of rum." << I was telling people you wouldn'
t lose volume by powdering the stuff
nubbins`: mildly annoying that i've got a binary but can'
t reproduce the process
nubbins`: anyway, the general idea is to use bcp to rip everything out of boost that doesn'
t belong there
nubbins`: man for the life of me i can'
t reproduce these build steps
danielpbarron: not that gentoo can'
t do those things, but the installer is actually somewhat automated
danielpbarron: if you're used to debian, OpenBSD isn'
t such a jarring experience
ben_vulpes: nubbins`: i have an enp0s3 as well, don'
t really know what to do to turn it into/use it as eth0 tho
trinque: I don'
t want decisions made for me; I want bricks laid for me.
☟︎ nubbins`: but i don'
t think it's a *terrible* idea for our install script to only compile the parts of boost that we need
nubbins`: no storage attached at all, so i can'
t tell if it, y'know, does anything
mircea_popescu: i didn'
t say it should take YOU an hour. i said it should take me an hour.
ascii_modem: me, i find all those -other- distros, the ones that insist on littering my disk with all those bins i didn'
t ask for and that werent built in my home - unusable
mats: quoth the spender: "the problem i set out to solve with UDEREF was that many kernel bugs can be exploited (at all or more reliably) due to the fact that on i386 most OSs don'
t separate the userland virtual address space from that of the kernel. this in turn means that whenever userland can make the kernel (unexpectedly) dereference a userland controlled
trinque: I don'
t feel smarter doing this
trinque: can'
t have that because it wouldn'
t be gentoo!
decimation: Adlai: yeah I don'
t think it will even let you link with any modern open source standard libraries
Adlai: something like compcert doesn'
t help when the libraries have mounds of garbage code, even if it "works," you just get mounds of garbage object code
decimation: "Although the investigation focused almost entirely on software, there is at least one HW factor: Toyota claimed the 2005 Camry's main CPU had error detecting and correcting (EDAC) RAM. It didn'
t. EDAC, or at least parity RAM, is relatively easy and low-cost insurance for safety-critical systems."
decimation: don'
t laugh ascii, it's apparently industry standard
ascii_modem: if i can'
t replicate it with my existing toolchain - it doesnt exist
trinque: someone to bop you on the head that maybe still wants you around, vs letting reality do it, which doesn'
t care if you survive the lesson
Adlai: at the end of the day, nothing that (a little|complete removal of) css can'
t fix