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BingoBoingo: Also after contract is deturded, sometime today a post reflecting on
dos meses.
trinque: ./main.cpp: return
DoS(10, error("CTransaction::CheckTransaction() : vin empty"));
lobbes: Was only there where I actually took apart old 90's machines, saw and held motherboards, connected power supplied, and interfaced with
DOS. if only for a short time.
BigTexasBingo: Yo tengo que hacer numero
dos porque bebo mucho cafe. Anyways passport was not hard to get in the end.
mircea_popescu: back in
dos days was even pentix, if you recall, and then that arbitrary tetris generator in space, you saw it ?
BingoBoingo: mircea_popescu: Ah, there's a few of them scattered around my Barrio, but few and usually at least
dos quadras off la avenida 26 de de Marzo
mircea_popescu: but still. at least cp/m had a rivalry with
dos vaguely reminescent of linux/windoze thing
mircea_popescu: incidentally, what's the ms-
dos gnat compiler ? also gcc ?
apeloyee:
http://btcbase.org/log/2017-11-14#1737542 << that's just
DoS. but, if you have computational capacity, you check the padding. may also require that it's signed with my key, with the pubexp attached if you don't know it. Thus, the modulus is in principle sufficient to _initiate_ the converstaion
☝︎ mircea_popescu: i full on suspect 50% or more of all the "work" engaged in at the offices of the various silicon-valley "building the future" "entrepreneurial" pieces of shit consists on repeatedly clicking "try again" on those old
dos "general failure" error prompts.
a111: Logged on 2017-10-19 03:56 davout: what's an evil switch gonna do?
DoS?
davout: what's an evil switch gonna do?
DoS?
☟︎ mircea_popescu: o hey, check that out! this was actual RST injection : my box received a rst "from" peer (185.30.166.38) whereas that peer simply saw me drop. in other words, the above conn loss was factually third party
DoS.
mod6: And I only use the word "obligation" as this is the language of the taxation outline within the
DoS.
trinque: I'm curious about asciilifeform's 64bit
DOS as a network-edge device.
Framedragger: and if the main work is in checking signature, how does a "could not have practically come into existence before you broadcast S" help with regards to
DoS?
Framedragger: mircea_popescu: yeah lighthouse discussion does complicate matters, the fact of the matter is, it's the only current (written) alternative to
DoS-prone traditional challenge-response (A asks B to plz send challenge, A then response to B with that challenge), within gossipd universe
Framedragger: yeah, so this avoid replay but also sets a limit to how much
DoS exposure you have (one of the limits, at least)
Framedragger: i believe this relates to asciilifeform's "traditional challenge-response creates
DoS vector". so with a lighthouse auth string, one more important point is that a particular auth string cannot be reused.
Framedragger: so there's no way to
DoS peer B with "hi plox to send me an auth string, i'm totally legit non sybil node"
Framedragger: tl;dr asciilifeform described a way for peer A to provide a challenge-response to peer B in a way which would not require any communication from B, hence not creating a
DoS vector
Framedragger: (i know it's a hella lot of comments under the newer article but iirc his "
DoS magnet!!" points are addressed there)
Framedragger: afaict gossipd model assumes that some rsa keys had been exchanged out-of-band. traditional challenge-response has been constantly critiqued by asciilifeform via "it's a
DoS vector" argument (sorry if too curt, am in bed)
phillipsjk: Your solution in the logs is to replace unix with
DOS to avoid that problem.
ben_vulpes: but proposed is not to exhume
dos but run an ada os thinger?
mod6: yeah. back to
dos-like sys
mircea_popescu: there's no absolute reason most of the
dos thing can;t actually be lisp
mircea_popescu: in general, seems
dos model is the winner. i dunno wtf unix is even supposed to be, honestly.
trinque: ada sits down happily on
DOS eh?
a111: Logged on 2017-06-06 01:27 mircea_popescu:
dos is probably the last capsulable item. and it has no broadband.
mircea_popescu:
dos is probably the last capsulable item. and it has no broadband.
☟︎ mircea_popescu: my most frustrating experience in this vein was back in
dos dies, one of those maxtor 40mb, dick-tall drives. which i thought properly immortal, at the time.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform i dunno that 100 lines in 5 minute can count as a
dos shinohai: The only person I have ever met that hated Argentines more than mircea_popescu was this girl I dated from Chile .... but evidently there is this long-standing hatred between the
dos paises.
phf: i briefly used emacs and clisp in
dos. as poor man lisp machine as it gets
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform
dos wasn't altogether shell-less though. about par with ash or w/e they had at the time.
a111: Logged on 2017-02-26 19:26 mircea_popescu: now then : a fix for the db would significantly improve a few classes of block verification delays ; and it would alleviate blackhole-like behaviour due to that, node's frozen checking a new block. there's at least 3 different
dos vectors for other nodes, and a) the foregoing wouldn't help ; b) if it helped the enemy could easily upregulate the crapflood to compensate.
mircea_popescu: now then : a fix for the db would significantly improve a few classes of block verification delays ; and it would alleviate blackhole-like behaviour due to that, node's frozen checking a new block. there's at least 3 different
dos vectors for other nodes, and a) the foregoing wouldn't help ; b) if it helped the enemy could easily upregulate the crapflood to compensate.
☟︎ phf: i think there was this famous doom-like, that came out before doom, but otherwise it seems like all were either ports from
dos, or else ported to
dos phf: so you missed out on "10000 best games!! (for
DOS)" cds too
mircea_popescu: there's very little threat to greek national identity the
dos can mount
mircea_popescu: anyway, re qc, bonus lulz for the huy-guy : so the chinese are trying to do it over satellites, because currently it's been demonstrated over much shorter distances. and the dod bright lightbulb (seriously, he is probably the smartest guy there, seeing how he has a blog) went "oh, this would allow safe key transfer, well tell you what, the army could
DoS the system!"
mircea_popescu: basically the us army is a ridiculous menagerie. AND the whole fucking point, from the pov of the obama
DoS, is exactly that it not only stay that way, but never again become an actual army.
mircea_popescu: anyway, the "leverage ecosystem" ie, "someone else will do our work for us" is very much usg.
dos style, but also very much hopeless. seriously, they'll leverage ?
mircea_popescu:
http://btcbase.org/log/2017-01-17#1604368 << "gender" has no bearing on the "indentity politics" construction of "gender". what mattered was that private bradley edward manning was with the usg.
dos and against the usg.dod. as it doesn't look likely usg.
dos will even survive the trump terms, let alone ever again come to preminence, they'll do anything.
☝︎ davout: asciilifeform: seems to me any incoming transaction that you verify could
DoS you
a111: Logged on 2016-12-30 14:32 Framedragger: (do note, 'work_mem' is per user / per request. so may be easier to
DoS. thought i should mention this for completeness)
Framedragger: (do note, 'work_mem' is per user / per request. so may be easier to
DoS. thought i should mention this for completeness)
☟︎ Framedragger: as long as the 'check hash' operation is quick enough, otherwise
DoS magnet (that's a very alf'y comment i guess)
Framedragger: trinque: yeah, hm. i've seen more than one instance on that. i see what you mean. it was basically a case of, from what i gathered, "data sent; waiting for response; not a single byte sent back by server". either because server wasn't
http, or some "hang forever, fucker" anti-
DoS measure..
mircea_popescu: "this cpu could do anything" "i don't see your sql server doing any
dos emulation work" "nigga... wut ?!"