shinohai: Yeah I recall a thread on this.
shinohai would certainly like to improve US-Iranian relations with photo subject
BingoBoingo: Newsing up this exciting Republican victory!
mod6: Yeah, was just clicking on it to see the upclose JTAG points, but ya, didn't find the image.
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: It is incredibly newsworthy
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: The is probably the biggest Republican news since Phuctor's recent victories.
jhvh1: 9. Made direct amends to such people wherever possible, except when to do so would injure them or others.
BingoBoingo: this latest publication suggests otherwise
mircea_popescu:
http://log.mkj.lt/trilema/20160920/#15 << not so ; the attitude as well as the possibility of success are of interest to the largest number of people speaking this language. especially if they currently don't know this. they may "proclaim irrelevant" whatever, but their green friend is interested in them.
scriba: Logged on 2016-09-20: [04:07:37] <asciilifeform> BingoBoingo: dunno if this is newsworthy, it is only interesting to VERY small circle of people.
scriba: Logged on 2016-09-20: [04:15:30] <BingoBoingo> asciilifeform: The is probably the biggest Republican news since Phuctor's recent victories.
scriba: Logged on 2016-09-20: [04:15:39] <asciilifeform> eh BingoBoingo i sat on this for year+.
scriba: Logged on 2016-09-18: [18:14:49] <asciilifeform> it is at least theoretically possible to resist.
trinque: Framedragger: thing needs search and sensible nav.
mircea_popescu: eh! i guess now Framedragger gets to make scriba read btcbase for a little bit...
scriba: Logged on 2016-09-18: [18:22:30] <asciilifeform> phf (and any other interested folk) if you have a bit of spare change, buy yourself a 'pcengines api2', either 2 or 4gb model, it's this comp that comes with schematics. then we can play.
scriba: Logged on 2016-09-20: [04:25:42] <BingoBoingo> this latest publication suggests otherwise
mircea_popescu: ben_vulpes (if you think about it, the first block breaks with the software-as-protocol because eg it doesn't reference a prior block. rather than bake a test into code forever, more reasonable to just make it by hand.)
trinque: shame on the next person who implements any of this without consulting me first, given I handed you lot a full implementation of the logging part, and that I can't remember the last time I had to *touch* deedbot.
mircea_popescu: and the reason coinbase doesn't deserialize for you is that it contains that string arbitrarily.
mircea_popescu: "The Times 03/Jan/2009 Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks"
trinque: scriba I'm willing to bet is some other guy's python this kid bolted a thing to
trinque: and appparently demonstrating some is insufficient.
deedbot: framedr_stillghe voiced for 30 minutes.
framedr_stillghe: mornin'. so my gpg key is in another place, should have access this evening, or somesuch. (it's backed up and everything, but simply very inconvenient to retrieve it right now.)
framedr_stillghe: regarding bot: so, the problem is that on some days, some specific characters are recorded by znc which trip up the bot, which expects utf-8. those chars are not utf-8. not blaming this on irc, this should be handled of course
framedr_stillghe: apparently though it's not enough for bot to silently skim through shitty lines (until it reaches the quotable target) - the whole irc log for that day is not readable.
framedr_stillghe: what needs to happen is, i need to rewrite the whole friggin' thing, and either ditch znc (while using it as backup log history channel, perhaps), or to understand why znc records some shitty chars.
framedr_stillghe: if i can do the latter then the problem is sorted. except for, you know, still having a viewer without search.
scriba: Logged on 2016-09-20: [07:55:50] <trinque> scriba I'm willing to bet is some other guy's python this kid bolted a thing to
framedr_stillghe: i.e. without being tripped up by nuances of sbcl, which i am sure exist.)
jhvh1: ,ุ ₍˄.͡˳̫.˄₎ ุ ┌━ ┄ ┄ ┄ ┄ ┄ ┄ *pew*
scriba: Logged on 2016-09-20: [08:35:51] <jhvh1> ,ุ ₍˄.͡˳̫.˄₎ ุ ┌━ ┄ ┄ ┄ ┄ ┄ ┄ *pew*
Framedragger: i am not sure if i should spend time chasing encoding rabbit holes, or start on rewriting things. the logging part is otherwise reliable, after all. but i guess znc can be kept as a source of redundancy, and another logger *which knows wtf utf-8 is* does the primary logging.
Framedragger: (znc is configured to use utf-8 and to expect utf-8, before you ask.)
Framedragger: meanwhile have to do sector research on ICT. some people think it's a thing.
scriba: RESTARTING SELF. Reason given: scheduled test / maintenance
Framedragger: making things more robust, one shitty kiddo-python-line at a time
Framedragger: mircea_popescu: you mean join chan before cloak applied? yeah i know :/ will fix later. want to robustify things as a matter of priority
mircea_popescu: well if anyone starts ddosing you, it'll be a matter of robustify :)
mircea_popescu: might as well s/RESTARTING SELF. Reason given: /Restarting for /
scriba: RESTARTING SELF. Reason given: update to cite btcbase's lines, too
Framedragger: mircea_popescu: random line cited which includes some html tags.
Framedragger: now if only bots could signal each other when they should stop citing each other's corresponding log lines :p but actually, since scriba will be slower to cite btcbase, it could check if a111 already cited the line, and if so, cancel retrieval. prolly will do this later.
scriba: Logged on 2013-05-02: [07:10:55] <truff1es> buttsex has been discussed in here dont worry
mircea_popescu: heh. each-reads-his-own was intended as a mechanism to encourage people to select the better package.
mircea_popescu: however, the problem with this theory is that in practice changing the logger is pretty traumatic.
scriba: Logged on 2016-09-14: [21:23:49] <phf> asciilifeform: we started with a single canonical log though, where kako's testimony was implicitly the word of tmsr. there was some anathem/"A Canticle for Leibowitz" jokes about it, the log files were deeded, etc. while working on btcbase i realized that there can be no canonical log without arbitration, i.e. because of netsplits, lost messages, out of order, clock skews you need a single author
scriba: Logged on 2016-09-14: [21:23:49] <phf> log. so at some point we were in "log according to btcbase" situation. with the recent move to multiple bots and more importantly multiple logs, we now have "log according to ..." model, which we can still though attempt to reconcile. once we move to gossip there can't even be a talk of single log. it's always "log according to whoever heard and relayed it" by design.
Framedragger: one side-effect from the above: it may therefore be that as one approaches the gossipd model / state of affairs, cooperation > minmax-style competition
scriba: Restarting for a small update to make myself more verbose in case of trouble / exceptions / etc.
Framedragger: mircea_popescu: does your wp comments box support basic html tags (such as href)? (i know it supports them when posting comments from *within* wp's dashboard)
scriba: Logged on 2016-09-20: [07:35:31] <mircea_popescu>
http://log.mkj.lt/trilema/20160920/#6 << nice! but asciilifeform consider fixing your urls, this ?p=blabla is for the dogs. and lafond i guess, but really, most yahoo thing one can do blogging.
scriba: Logged on 2016-09-20: [07:41:28] <mircea_popescu>
http://log.mkj.lt/trilema/20160920/#15 << not so ; the attitude as well as the possibility of success are of interest to the largest number of people speaking this language. especially if they currently don't know this. they may "proclaim irrelevant" whatever, but their green friend is interested in them.
Framedragger: asciilifeform: iirc you can change wp permalinks and pages/posts referred to by ?id will still work. maybe not for very ancient wp install, would need to check
Framedragger: is it like OFTC where you need an account prior to doing SASL auth? prolly.
trinque: It's currently not possible to register an account for use with Tor without connecting at least once over the Internet. << tfa
trinque: hm check it out; is that unicode?
Framedragger: can't write to logs dir anymore, i was trying to restrict things more
trinque: hm I'll screenshit my client
Framedragger: oh i wasnt referring to unicode. sorry. scriba just timed out
BingoBoingo: <asciilifeform>
http://log.mkj.lt/trilema/20160920/#37 << if this is fixable without breaking old urls, or reaching into the guts of a ~decade-old wp install, i'm all ears << Depending on your wordpress species usually if you set up a person readable url scheme the default numeric one continues working
trinque: apparently that article has "soft hyphen" throughout
trinque: does some brain-damaged blogotron do that?
trinque: hm... not as ­ though; as actual unicode
trinque: you can see it when you use the inspector in chrome
trinque: omaigerd, unicode stenography!!1!11
Framedragger: sorry, i over-restricted permissions and removed execute bit from some parts.
a111: Logged on 2013-05-02 07:10 truff1es: buttsex has been discussed in here dont worry
scriba: Logged on 2013-05-02: [07:10:55] <truff1es> buttsex has been discussed in here dont worry☟☟
phf: (note that the two arrows are not part of message)
scriba: Logged on 2016-09-20: [04:15:39] <asciilifeform> eh BingoBoingo i sat on this for year+.
pete_dushenski: in other reconfiguring news, fbook vs. cuba : "In Havana, my cousins were forced to listen to rambling speeches about maintaining core values inside a one-dimensional cult of personality. In Menlo Park, I was sitting in a tent full of people wearing identical uniforms of Facebook swag and doing the same. Back in Havana, my cousins were eyeing posters of Che and Fidel on crumbling buildings and the sides of
pete_dushenski: lurching, belching buses. Alongside were rousing posters, designed in that wonderfully retro socialist realism only the Cubans still embraced: ¡TODO POR LA REVOLUCIÓN! ¡HASTA LA VICTORIA SIEMPRE! ¡PATRIA O MUERTE, VENCEREMOS! Meanwhile, I was walking around Facebook, surrounded by stenciled portraits of Mark and equally exhortatory posters: PROCEED AND BE BOLD! GET IN OVER YOUR HEAD! MAKE AN IMPACT!"
pete_dushenski: ~Antonio Garcia Martinez, author of Chaos Monkeys: Obscene Fortune and Random Failure in Silicon Valley
pete_dushenski: "@TuurDemeester: Why C++ is used on Wall Street is the same reason why it's used for Bitcoin: precision and performance." << expert trolling or iyi 'expert' ? you decide.
shinohai: I saw that tweet and immediately hear asciilifeform start ranting against C++ in my head.
a111: Logged on 2016-05-15 15:01 phf: manual tit tickling
shinohai: pete_dushenski: bundle will still be coming to you soon, just waiting until it is fleshed out a bit
BingoBoingo: So true "Imagine a rutabaga or an apple, a living harbinger of an adult plant like Christ in His manger presaging the deliverance of all mankind boiled, baked, fried, sauteed, steamed, sun-dried (poor raisins!), microwaved, or roasted to death. Imagine crunching into a fresh green pepper and listening to it scream as your molars do their dirty work. "
a111: Logged on 2016-09-20 15:26 Framedragger: yeah i know. i was too lazy
trinque: this programmer thing "oh I am lazy lolz". to hell with it.
Framedragger: sure, but by that metric most of software should be discarded a priori. i agree it's not a good thing; this will get fixed when other, important stuff gets fixed.
trinque: much better way of putting it.
Framedragger: and yet sometimes we speak colloquially because we prefer to!
shinohai: I used "lazy" in my bickening response, which pretty much meant I was focused more on other boiling pots at the time.
trinque: what it means is this limp dicked "I did a thing but don't judge me pls" that produced the mountain of filth in which we live
pete_dushenski: sounds like saying 'i'm lazy' in #trilema is like saying 'i'm a terrorist' on a plane
trinque: I have no patience for it.
trinque: and arguing from the context of a dead culture buys nothing. "oh this is what people say"
shinohai: Well it *is* much easier to produce quality items now that defacto standards are being written.
trinque: Framedragger: separate what's being said here from any commentary on the bot, which is coming along fine.
Framedragger: right. see trinque, you don't see "lazy" in that context as having any descriptive context (what shinohai's pots); i do. a simple disagreement regarding the use. but i of course have to agree with your general sentiment...
trinque: asciilifeform: have a preferred distributor for the sage?
trinque: this is one board with debugger components and CPU?
trinque: but the debugger comes in that kit? or I have to find that separately?
shinohai has soldering iron, also trying to source
phf: Framedragger: i'm basically using kako's log format as a universal exchange <id>;<unix timestamp>;<nick>;<message>, so there's a python bottle proxy sitting on a machine, that, very defensively, can serve a copy of your page in a kako format. it caches all pages that are not today, and it has like 10 second cache for today's queries, but otherwise i'm not mirroring your pages
phf: i'm only querying for what was mentioned in logs ("annotations"), since i didn't want the split to break the xref facility
phf: very defensively, because it needs to do checks like
phf: if (dt == date(2016, 9, 6) and int(localid) >= 166) \
phf: or dt > date(2016, 9, 6):
phf: tz = timezone('EET')
Framedragger: phf: nice. (nice caching setup, too). thanks for explaining - i'll want to set up some 'backup redundant history source' soon, i think..
phf: well, for my own znc it has to do like a bunch of retarded timezone conversions, but at least i sat down and thought them through this time
phf: (my server is america/denver, my log dates are in america/new_york, and kako's format is served in utc)
phf: but since i don't have to expose it to wild net, and rate of checks is low, i can just have a bottle file per task, just doing its own specific massaging
Framedragger: yeah. my contrab now has TZ=UTC LC_ALL=en_US.UTF-8 /usr/bin/znc >/dev/null 2>&1 just to be sure. unfortunately, that only happened later.
Framedragger: (things will be moved to proper db with proper unixtime)
phf: db is only worthwhile once you start writing analytics on logs. i've been doing the read directly from znc logs using regex approach for almost a year (actually scratch that i was querying kako's logs over web), and only decided to step it up once i realized i want xref
phf: i guess search too, but that's kind of lateral. you can write a bit of python code using xapian to do parsing and indexing for you, and i suspect it's going to be ballpark database speeds. postgresql's builtin search is .. special
Framedragger: how about full text search? though i know that a combo of caching and grep-in-memory-map mode (on an ssd, say) may be viable
phf: xapian will give you full text search
phf: kind of tricky to cache search, since it's very one off. most load on server comes from searching (i mean it's miniscule still, but...), but i looked at analytics and search queries are all over the place. you have n hits from mentions, which ~might~ be worthwhile to cache. (like ascii does !#s foo, and then there's a dozen of hits from random ips and browsers)
Framedragger: (i.e. i agree, but there are ways to leverage things. but, takes time to do right)
PeterL: I wrote a script to submit links from logs to archive.is
PeterL: I am running it now into the past
phf: well, i do posgresql for money, the appeal of tmsr work is that i can do whatever the fuck, and though that means sometimes suboptimal results, there's a lot of merit in trying odd solutions
phf: (i had to tweak a postgresql search lexing phase just few days ago, and fwiw it doesn't givey you "grep" out of the box. you have to do Traditional Text Search approach tokenize,lex,index by weights, etc.)
scriba: Logged on 2016-09-20: [16:40:25] <phf> well, i do posgresql for money, the appeal of tmsr work is that i can do whatever the fuck, and though that means sometimes suboptimal results, there's a lot of merit in trying odd solutions
Framedragger: (how else will one try things they always wanted to try)
phf: i still think that's the ideal model of computing, mentat approach
a111: Logged on 2016-03-22 00:44 asciilifeform: trinque: no incoherence, i can remove the motherfucking nand ~here~ in this godforsaken hovel
a111: Logged on 2016-04-07 18:10 phf: the person that i was a [big bank] vendor with is actually doing that right now. a trained apl-er and mathematician, having spent few years interacting with [big bank] decision makers now consults on a handshake basis for companies that need a problem solved, but don't care if it comes with a pretty windows gui
a111: Logged on 2016-04-07 18:13 phf: of course, general purpose computer was always a device that high cast professional would sit in front in order to do computations, augmented by external systems or additional special purpose interchangeable boards. at least that was a pretty shared vision from engelbard to symbolics before the microcomputer
jhvh1: shinohai: The operation succeeded.
ben_vulpes: in other jslolz i learned today that hyphens are not legal in js var names because not symbolicated on spaces and infix operators
ben_vulpes: linter yelled at me and i did a bit of reading
ben_vulpes: also i have an wwwtronix expert sitting next to me
scriba: Logged on 2016-09-20: [13:19:58] <Framedragger> mircea_popescu: does your wp comments box support basic html tags (such as href)? (i know it supports them when posting comments from *within* wp's dashboard)
mircea_popescu:
http://log.mkj.lt/trilema/20160920/#143 << i have no idea ; mp-wp would handle it automatically (in the sense that i can at any time / for any reason change url, old one gets redir to new one ; and also can switch from ?p= to proper title url seamlessly). no idea however about alf-wp
scriba: Logged on 2016-09-20: [14:26:03] <scriba> Logged on 2016-09-20: [07:35:31] <mircea_popescu>
http://log.mkj.lt/trilema/20160920/#6 << nice! but asciilifeform consider fixing your urls, this ?p=blabla is for the dogs. and lafond i guess, but really, most yahoo thing one can do blogging.
Framedragger: asciilifeform: but you can edit .htaccess (or nginx directives for the site) yourself, at least that's what i did in the past iirc.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform it wouldn't need to alter it however. afaik mp-wp doesn't either ; handles redirects itself like a grown-up system ??
mircea_popescu: puts a -d in there, once, when you set it up ; builds its own flalback.
trinque: ^ I run on nginx, am not using any kind of writable htaccess
trinque: and I've swapped around those URL settings since install
Framedragger: well, the webserver needs not to get confused if it is asked to serve /some/hipster/post where neither that file nore /some/hipster/index.* exists; it needs to pass uri as parameter to index.php
mircea_popescu: i can't recall now if it was from the mp or the wp part of the family, but i think mostly the latter really.
mircea_popescu: incidentally, if anyone wants to check how wordpress does latex formatting and roll a mp-wp plugin / v update for it that'd be grand. in typical faux open source style, they're remarkably unhelpful with it (see
https://en.support.wordpress.com/latex/ )
Framedragger: lots of javascript but renders well. but lots of javascript
mircea_popescu: Framedragger look at the example given ; it's an image.
Framedragger: i know you dont care about mobile users because they suck mircea_popescu , but what's nice with rendered fonts is that they scale nicely; among other things
mircea_popescu: how cool it is that we ate all the bugs and errors from "supporting utf", because look - there's no fucking glyph-based way to latex, in 2016.
☟︎ mircea_popescu: but hey, at least the-shithead-bureaucrat-who-inherited-apple gets to have his day in the sun about whether the glyph for "gun" should be "water pistol"
Framedragger: asciilifeform: not arguing here though; i just recall mathjax working nicely in wp, served from server; but, yes, lots of js
shinohai: We only had "learn to spy" lessons, not "learn to fly"
shinohai: Perhaps pilot had Gaaxy note 7 in pockets of flightsuit
a111: Logged on 2016-08-15 20:48 asciilifeform: pete_dushenski: i find the focus on the cosmetic when the functional elements are 'dangerous to self and to others' in 1,001 ways, to be also a typically american lunacy.
pete_dushenski: just a curiousity, a fascination with architecture as a representation of culture
pete_dushenski: more enduring symbols of society exist not. the rarely interacted with written word aside, built structures are how we understand the past.
pete_dushenski: it's also a hell of a way to leave one's fingerprint on the world after he's gone.
pete_dushenski: asciilifeform: so what ? mud hut is still ethnographic hallmark.
pete_dushenski: and what does 'enduring' mean then ? 10 seconds for einsteinium ? 10 millenia for pyramid ?
pete_dushenski: not sure about that. even for houses 'enduring' should be satisfied by multi-generational.
shinohai: "We've lived in the same trailer for 50 years!"
pete_dushenski: lol even if that requires banging out the next gen at 20
pete_dushenski: asciilifeform: ticky tacky houses in 1960s were also designed to last as long as mortgage, yet many still stand. just need updated plumbing, electrical, bathrooms... bones are fine
pete_dushenski: you think this is somehow unique to residential construction because that's what you're familiar with. it isn't. commercial, industrial, etc are all the same. news flash : building require maintenance.
mircea_popescu: actually, industrial buildings moved to tents in the 60s/70s, with the great move to china.
mircea_popescu: you still see the actual industrial buildings, eg here. brick with windows emplaced etc.
mircea_popescu: "impractical" and "too expensive" ; they use metallic structure now. EXACTLY as permanent as circus tent.
pete_dushenski: maybe pyramids were low maintenance, but in this climate ~everything~ wears. the expansion and contraction caused by 75C seasonal variation, combined with the short construction season, means that bricks CANNOT BE STRUCTURAL MATERIALS. vapour barrier and insulation is sine qua non
mircea_popescu: which, incidentally, was the mode of commerce pre-industry as well as post.
mircea_popescu: the "factory prison" system appears strictly artefact of 18th century.
mircea_popescu: anyway. funny how the adventure of "employment" played out, as a concept.
mircea_popescu: nobody thought in terms of "being employed" cca 1650 ; nor much today.
mircea_popescu: that adventure - very much linked to the permanent-factory building.
mircea_popescu: (for the innocent : a factory is, originally, where the factors go. and a factor is someone who is empowered to handle money in relation to, eg, indian fur gatherers/traders)
mircea_popescu: it is ontology not phenomenology. the serf is no more than his shackles.
mircea_popescu: (there is no other basis for ontology in human affairs - if something breaks from phenomenology into being, they will be doing it on sexual basis)
mircea_popescu: "relationship predicated on functioning of sexual organs".
mircea_popescu: depends. if you think yeast is a metaphysical process then it indeed needn't.
pete_dushenski: ok, reflecting on a rather delicious romp last night, i can see the sexual == parenting angle.
pete_dushenski: i guess i'm just unaccustomed to thinking of everything in sexual terms.
mircea_popescu: well, not everything, but ontology for humans is sex-based.
mircea_popescu: speaking of which, "He explains that characterizing this as “fantasy” is not meant to be purely critical, that “fantasizing” about the moment of the big bang is what theorists do in the absence of compelling evidence, and that he just has other fantasies he thinks worthwhile."
mircea_popescu: incidentally, the penrose book is great ; and as woit aptly points out a very good basis for groking the current affairs re qm/st/etc.
scriba: Logged on 2016-09-20: [15:18:06] <pete_dushenski> ben_vulpes: comment pending on your latest ch
scriba: Logged on 2016-09-20: [15:25:18] <scriba> Logged on 2013-05-02: [07:10:55] <truff1es> buttsex has been discussed in here dont worry☟☟
scriba: Logged on 2016-09-20: [15:59:38] <asciilifeform> 'Libreboot left the GNU project on 15 September 2016. The FSF revealed itself to be hostile towards trans people, so libreboot voluntarily decided to leave the GNU project, because the lead developer of libreboot is transgender herself. For those in the community who are unaware, a transgender person is someone whose internal gender identity (in
scriba: their brain) does not match their anatomical sex or gender assigned at birth. Many who ar
pete_dushenski: that such 'excuses' pass for acceptability is the height of insanity
mircea_popescu: dude... who the fuck wants as much as a farthing's worth of pest control work from someone who regards their mentally deranged state as manifest in their subjective confusion re their sex as an integral part of the process ?
mircea_popescu: take your "libreboot" which is "transsexual"-aware and shove it.
mircea_popescu: anyway, sounds like cheap drama. and it can't be THAT seeing how rms used a laptop before 2013.
a111: Logged on 2016-02-29 16:55 asciilifeform: so at this point i'm satisfied that rms either 1) does not actually use an x60 machine with 'libreboot' ~~or~~ does not program.
mircea_popescu: so basically, let me get this straight, trap from nz with a history of beauty pageants etc, forked some gnu software, nobody cared, then a few years later is trying to run with it and get credit for the intellectual theft ?
mircea_popescu: well, unless someone's VERY bored and wants to do a deconstruction/reconstruction of the lizard agitprop into actual text...
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform no, because to the sort of vermin technology per se is not interesting.
mircea_popescu: what was interesting was the "media" value, as seen above.
mircea_popescu: quite. i for one am not the least bit against things boeck-working for the boecks.
mircea_popescu: apparently nobody does, holy shit check the count for gnu.org 2016-09.
mircea_popescu: what exactly "libreboot is no longer part of the gnu project" is supposed to mean is anyone's guess. the whole existence of gnu is in the form of licenses. they can't retroactively change these. so they'll what, move to mit/bsd licenses in the future ? nobody gives a shit. are they selling to apple ? wouldn't be the first time fraudulent operator tried this under the guise of "good reasonz, guise!!!1"
mircea_popescu: well, kinda wasted effort, fsf is pretty dead in out books anyway, fwis.
mircea_popescu: damien zammit's piece linked upstream pretty much debunks the whole thing. rowe was a scammer from day one, stole some work from some naive coder people, is trying to pay for his cheetos with it.
mircea_popescu: the problem with these idiots (niggers, ie technically-null wanna-be "political" bidnissmen) is that they're so fucking inept politically.
Framedragger: mircea_popescu: do you have a log of that convo? it would be an entertaining read. or maybe a short non-time-consuming blog post? ;)
trinque: maybe trying to not trip a fail2ban
Framedragger: [22:03:13] <leah> and your patches are still welcome
Framedragger: [22:03:23] <leah> libreboot is currently expanding
Framedragger: [22:03:32] <leah> the shock at the moment from the last few days is only temporary
Framedragger: [22:04:02] <leah> I was considering leaving GNU anyway
mircea_popescu: who the fuck wants to give some random idiot their time, so the random idiot can then turn around and sell it for politics ?!
mircea_popescu: funny how leah is rapidly becoming the ~equivalent for these idiots of candi-is-a-stripper jen-is-a-sorority-slut etc
mircea_popescu: phf Framedragger anyone else with suspect load - may be worth your time to go through logs for those strings, may illuminate vulnerabilities.
mircea_popescu: i dun think you appreciate how unthinkable this "we have a single-purpose, fully understood stack running straqight atop lamp" thing is, on account of it being common here.
mircea_popescu: but in the world at large you might as well have magical powers.
mircea_popescu: how is a third party to interact with a "i have 0 secrets" claim ?
scriba: Logged on 2016-09-20: [16:37:38] <phf> kind of tricky to cache search, since it's very one off. most load on server comes from searching (i mean it's miniscule still, but...), but i looked at analytics and search queries are all over the place. you have n hits from mentions, which ~might~ be worthwhile to cache. (like ascii does !#s foo, and then there's a dozen of hits from random ips and
scriba: Logged on 2016-09-20: [16:39:38] <PeterL> I am running it now into the past
scriba: Logged on 2016-09-20: [16:40:25] <phf> well, i do posgresql for money, the appeal of tmsr work is that i can do whatever the fuck, and though that means sometimes suboptimal results, there's a lot of merit in trying odd solutions
scriba: Logged on 2016-09-20: [16:47:12] <phf> i still think that's the ideal model of computing, mentat approach
jhvh1: asciilifeform: Error: "<" is not a valid command.
BingoBoingo: ty mircea_popescu for authoring title in lawgz
mircea_popescu: this is where shinohai tweets qntra at derp, utter meltdown v2.0 commences.
shinohai: I tweeted it already but give me her handle, I craft another
shinohai: well, qntra tweets automatically
BingoBoingo: Don't forget the backdoor case this makes for V! WHo' next down on the outrage train to make that case explicitly!
shinohai: We can advertise `V` as trans-free
BingoBoingo: transfats don't matter. The point is ATTRIBUTION VS PLAGIARISM!
shinohai: I'd like to take this opportunity to thank pete_dushenski for article sauce btw
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: Some random retweeter accountbot.
BingoBoingo: Not yet, just disused. All I lost today was a 21 y/o nursing student who refused to turn her will and life *completely* over to a higher power.
jhvh1: BingoBoingo: Current Blocks: 430730 | Current Difficulty: 2.2583287217945956E11 | Next Difficulty At Block: 431423 | Next Difficulty In: 693 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 4 days, 17 hours, 55 minutes, and 4 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: None | Estimated Percent Change: None
pete_dushenski: archive.is, webarchive, jpeg thingies... none of them could save it. so there's a 16mb pdf. hooray
shinohai: I was gonna include but I never got it to load pete_dushenski
mircea_popescu: this is pretty epic ftr, we're just about at half-N size.
pete_dushenski: ie. syrians have multi-coloured guts when you rip open their package ?
scriba: Something went wrong while attempting to read the log.
scriba: Exception: ['utf-8' codec can't decode byte 0x93 in position 295: invalid start byte]
pete_dushenski: "To me, Facebook is perhaps the most worrisome of all the Big Data concerns of the book. It now exercises an incredible amount of influence over what information people see, with this influence sometimes being sold to the highest bidder." << PEEEEEPLE. not cows and other sundry farm animals. couldn't be!
pete_dushenski: "Edward Snowden remarked that we are now “tagged animals, the primary difference being that we paid for the tags and they’re in our pockets.”" << obv. snowden v1.
BingoBoingo: pete_dushenski: The great tragedy of Mcmansion is it reinforces the vinyl and sticks school of building. That of course private residence, even "nice" one, should be hovel.
pete_dushenski: ftr y'all can bust a cap in my ass if you ever see me doing anything more than visit a mcmansionous monstrosity for the afternoon. i think it's tragic that anyone considers ~these~ their castles. it's a failure of the education system, starting with their parents, who apparently lacked the cock and balls to smack sense into their chitlin.
trinque: Framedragger: not necessarily advisable to announce to the world what went wrong, other than that it did.
trinque: gives someone a way to feel around in your bot's guts for information