asciilifeform: http://btcbase.org/log/2018-04-25#1805494 << i can't picture who ( other than mircea_popescu in his described possible use case ) would need more than 1 ( or perhaps 2, 1 as a spare )
asciilifeform: http://btcbase.org/log/2018-04-25#1805475 << lol somehow nobody but me noticed the bug. i fixed it this morning, all that remains is to clean the crapola from the db, will do this after backup
lobbesbot: asciilifeform: The operation succeeded.
spyked: the biggest win point is imho the chair they placed there: "please sir, to admire this fine fork"
a111: Logged on 2018-04-25 04:27 mircea_popescu: someone somewhere has like... a very large pitchfork or something. "town attraction" "why, because you folk spend too long in the sun ?"
a111: Logged on 2018-04-24 23:41 asciilifeform: mircea_popescu, diana_coman , et al, other folx who travel -- i'd like to get a picture of whether there is 'market' in l1/l2 for a pre-engentooated ( laugh at the laddel-ism, but it promises to be a somewhat painful process involving crocodile and eeprom writer ) 'c101pa' rockchip lappy .
diana_coman: http://btcbase.org/log/2018-04-24#1805245 <- for the light+clean gentoo factor I'd buy one but I can't say I see atm a case for buying a lot of them
mod6: yeah, i remember smelling it in the air.
trinque: lots of oil out there; only real reason to go
mod6: That day I think I set a PR for furthest driven in one single day: OKC->Dallas->El Paso->Tucson
mod6: "This is the birthplace of First Lady Laura Bush!" ... zoooooom
mircea_popescu: "As in many municipalities, some of the largest employers are in the education, government, and healthcare industries."
phf: well it's the world's LARGEST jackrabbit, so ya gotta see it!
mircea_popescu: someone somewhere has like... a very large pitchfork or something. "town attraction" "why, because you folk spend too long in the sun ?"
mircea_popescu: if anything screams "deserted midwest" more than these "tall statue" shenanigans...
trinque: long day, little sleep. spent the morning directing movers.
phf: aha, it's either in experimental or in deprecated
mod6: thx for posting the links gentlemen.
trinque: I forgot you had the wandering patches too.
mircea_popescu: goes right back to the problem of the unknown. i CAN shoot down bikeshedding if i know the person. i can't if they're unknown, because then it's legitimate part of dogs sniffing butts getting to know each other.
mod6: phf: this is a solid point. I think everyone wants their own way of logging/logging statements.
phf: yeah, it was a combination of factors. his logging facility patch received a lot of criticism, though i now regret voicing mine. it's a bit of a bike shed problem, everyone has their own idea of how to do it "right", but it's not done to this day.
mircea_popescu: phf, a yeah, there was some of that too, it's coming back to me now.
mod6: <+trinque> mod6: I've got a sendrawtxn patch sitting over here << actually, i should mention that i /did/ create a trb sendrawtransaction (just this one rpc call) vpatch late last year, but never sent -- really wanted the rest of the gang 'create', 'sign', etc.
mircea_popescu: but in the general i suppose polarbeard's adventure is kinda illustrative of YET ANOTHER failure mode of personal heroics. besides the "lalala i can't hear" style there's apparently also the "oh, who has time for small steps, i'ma make huge contributions as a virtual unknown".
phf: mircea_popescu: he had one megapatch that i remember being somewhat controversial, it's the one where he reworked the logging facility, but the other two look reasonably small (rm unused functions and add sendrawtransaction rpc). i remember there being some issues with asciilifeform_malleus_mikehearnificarum and asciilifeform-programmable-versionstring that required at least two regrinds, which was around the time he was working on his.
trinque: http://p.bvulpes.com/pastes/aiEVS/?raw=true << sneak peek of walletsnip. (warning, likely intermingled with other patches, not for any use, etc)
trinque will keep the spatchcocking to his own blog for now
trinque: I don't expect to make that one mainline "trb" though, unless somewhere down the line somebody also breaks off script.cpp into a tx compiler, breaks off a signer, etc
trinque: the wallet rm -rf is something of a megapatch, but at least mostly redlining.
mod6: That said, it doesn't make a ton of sense to be off tilting at wind-mills if there are already reasonable solutions.
mod6: re: polarbeard is right, guy simply isn't in the wot (afaik), so partly, I'm trying to solution on my own without polluting my path too much.
mod6: but hey hey! trinque: if you're sitting on some patches for this, please send along when you get the manifest part working.
mod6: I've been working a bit further on my own, seeing how it could be done by what exists. I should look back at polarbeards stuff too.
mod6: Yeah, nothing really wrong there I suppose, as stated, basically undertook the exercise as "educational". Just to see what could be done.
phf: trinque: there wasn't anything wrong with polarbeard's patches in general, he just happened to be doing his work when there was a lot of regrinds going on in the tree and after third time he was asked to regrind he decided he had enough and quit
trinque: I'm blocked on not having the manifest, so next on my plate is to regrind every patch with a manifest entry.
trinque: (got the walletless patch too; trb node on pizarro is walletless)
trinque: got one that rips out the noui.h idiocy too, and a few others that need finishing before I fork a walletless trb
phf: though sbcl found a way to fuck with the standard do, using style warnings (ambiguity in the standard can be encouraged in a specific direction along the "mktemp is unsafe!1" lines)
phf: anything that's not covered by standard, but is available in the implementation, like threading
phf: heh, main changes in recent versions of slime: additions of mezzano interaction (lisp "operating system"), but the lulzy part additions of large variety of deprecation errors and warnings.
mod6: I am currently in the early stages of next steps; re-implementation within the existing framework. More to come on that front as I have updates.
mod6: Lords and Ladies of the Republic, I present to this chamber my findings on the Raw Transactions Back-Port Exercise: http://therealbitcoin.org/ml/btc-dev/2018-April/000297.html
mircea_popescu: meanwhile in lulz from the eternal lulzer, http://fortune.com/2018/02/27/apple-steve-wozniak-bitcoin-theft/
phf: i treat the exercise as a chinese room wired to explosives. making a mistake elevates danger level, passage of time elevates danger level, there's a random factor when it's going to blow anyway, etc.
mircea_popescu: no, by all means, i like watching the "alf encounters technology" hour :D
asciilifeform: amazing, how many old rusty razors this steamroller has randomly glued to the controls, to the seat, to the floor...
phf: but there's only so few rabbis i can pull out of a hat
phf: asciilifeform: is the original query faster than the most last rewrite? asking for personal enlightenment
asciilifeform: mircea_popescu: if not too many cans, and compass points in just the right direction and planets aligned...
trinque: you came in asking for help with the one you already stuck dick in.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform, dude. it's a tool. like a steamroller. it does the following thing well : if you have cans, it makes them flat.
asciilifeform: mircea_popescu: this'd be in the actual cruncher, a c proggy
mircea_popescu: the only way out is if he ever gives up trying to ask sql for lisp support and instead writes his python around the sql like god meant it.
asciilifeform: trinque: i'ma stop polluting, at this point, the logs, and solve the problem programmatically outside of the abjectly retarded sqltron
phf: you can keep from writing to disk by doing a materialized view. do a materialized view for your temp query, and then run second query against it. that would be my last resort though
trinque: I'm backing away. asking us to optimize a query in isolation for you without the explain and knowing nothing of your schema is ridiculous
asciilifeform: entirely sinks the thing.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform, " select * from moduli where idx not in (select distinct unnest(mods) from factors)" << 1.make a new table ; 2.run "select distinct unnest(mods) from factors" and dump the result into this new table ; 3. index it by idx ; 4. run your select as an outer join between moduli and the new table.
phf: asciilifeform: oh there's a type
asciilifeform: ( naturally there are more results, by factor of 1,000 , in the 'not in ....', but outputting all 9+ mil mods from db without ~any~ filtration, takes about 7min )
mircea_popescu: phf, possibly, i'm not really THAT close to the core of that beast.
phf: mircea_popescu: i'm not sure that the problem is the recalculate, i think the problem is actually not in in combination with temp calculate
asciilifeform: i still don't grasp why the everliving fuck a 'not in ...' should be any slower than an 'in ....'
asciilifeform: trinque: all of them.
mircea_popescu: that's the only available juice to squeeze there, communicate to the engine that your db is slow, the tmp doesn't move. and you do this by not making it a tmp.
mircea_popescu: phf, i expect it'll still re-calc the temp on every pass.
mircea_popescu: it's the anti-lisp.
trinque: asciilifeform: what's the shape of *
asciilifeform: what am i missing, does mircea_popescu know of another way of thinking, that actually solves the problem with the available tooling at reasonable cost ?
asciilifeform: this is ruinously expensive when the dataset is 10s of GB.
mircea_popescu: but instead actually build the table you're trying to not-in, and do a join operation.
asciilifeform: ( 'build the table and do join' )
asciilifeform: trinque, mircea_popescu : how would this look in the given item ?
phf: asciilifeform: other option is to do a left outer join, and then filter by nulls, but i'm trying to recreate the exercise at home so that we're not doing tedious roundtrip through irc
asciilifeform: so far errything i tried, gives same result ( query that promises to run in months, rather than the allotted ~halfhr)
asciilifeform: this was the q to begin with
mircea_popescu: well evidently not enough, unroll the not-in thing.
asciilifeform: mircea_popescu: right, it is designed for ( what i know of ) the db, and thereby lacks many knobs that i'd dearly like to have
mircea_popescu: but anyway. if your proggy includes a db you will have to ~DESIGN~ for the db.
mircea_popescu: now to be clear, it has other issues.
mircea_popescu: incidentally, the inept way in which postgress handles this case is why mysql still official db for mp-wp
asciilifeform: i.e. idiocy that is not in any way implicit in the mathematical structure of the underlying primitives (e.g. btree) but comes from agglomeration of programmers dropped as children
mircea_popescu: you will soon discover your heavily recursive way of thinking is deeply inadequate for the strengths and useful work of a db ; which may explain why you've not been looking into them to this advanced age.
asciilifeform: is it possible to rewrite this so that postgres doesn't do the retarded thing that it evidently does ( this being, to compute the mods in the () , again and again FOR EVERY ROW in moduli )
asciilifeform: hey trinque -- or other serious sqlist -- around ?
BingoBoingo wonders what gabriel_laddel is up to, and how the foot is.
mircea_popescu: (as "that length of knife blade that hurts but doesn't seriously injure, obtained by holding the instrument a certain way so the thumb covers the blade". PRISON SLANG!)
mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo, amusingly, no further than today walking through town i was explaining to girl the source and meaning of pulgada
mircea_popescu: extant item slated for replacement anyways, hence all the protocol talk.
mircea_popescu: it can use w/e the fuck you want it to use.
mircea_popescu: you mean the client ?
mircea_popescu: the plane ticker fuzz factor is 1-200 anyways.
asciilifeform: there is afaik no adult rng on board ( in what, exactly, is there one ? ) but it has usb socket for FG; and the typical shit webcam for gurl-powered rng in principle.
asciilifeform: theoretically has moar horse than asciilifeform's beloved x60 , even
mircea_popescu: atm i'm not really doing that ; but for more respectable cut of girlmeat there's ye olde ibms.
asciilifeform: thing has all of the (few) virtues of the crapple (e.g. 9 hrs on battery, 16 days of suspend , charge from usb ) , and , in principle, none of the barfology
asciilifeform: mircea_popescu: it's starvation-cheap. sorta the appeal. 1 to 2 hundy usd
a111: Logged on 2018-04-24 23:41 asciilifeform: mircea_popescu, diana_coman , et al, other folx who travel -- i'd like to get a picture of whether there is 'market' in l1/l2 for a pre-engentooated ( laugh at the laddel-ism, but it promises to be a somewhat painful process involving crocodile and eeprom writer ) 'c101pa' rockchip lappy .
mircea_popescu: http://btcbase.org/log/2018-04-24#1805245 << if it's something i can gift to newbies and it'll allow them to gpg ; and not very expensive ; probably.
a111: Logged on 2018-04-24 19:28 phf: diana_coman: is the protocol the entirety of documentation for client writers or there's more stuff in the pipeline?
mircea_popescu: http://btcbase.org/log/2018-04-24#1805229 << yes, the idea is to develop that one item into the complete story for client writers.
asciilifeform: would need a few additional massages for video card and nic. but otherwise ready to eat.
asciilifeform: there's a u-sd socket tho.
asciilifeform: ( ^ see also. tldr -- vendor sells these as a kind of nintendo, https://archive.li/zTEkd , with google crapola on the flash )
asciilifeform: mircea_popescu, diana_coman , et al, other folx who travel -- i'd like to get a picture of whether there is 'market' in l1/l2 for a pre-engentooated ( laugh at the laddel-ism, but it promises to be a somewhat painful process involving crocodile and eeprom writer ) 'c101pa' rockchip lappy .
asciilifeform: loox like... half of the pilot plant, is occupied nao
lobbesbot: asciilifeform: The operation succeeded.
mimisbrunnr: Logged on 2018-04-21 19:06 mats: can i get an invoice for 1 q of rockchip service, a tar of the image, and build instructions for that image?
mimisbrunnr: Logged on 2018-04-21 19:06 mats: can i get an invoice for 1 q of rockchip service, a tar of the image, and build instructions for that image?
diana_coman: phf, atm it's rfc anyway so if there is something specific you require from client-writer perspective, ask for it at any rate
phf: diana_coman: is the protocol the entirety of documentation for client writers or there's more stuff in the pipeline?
a111: Logged on 2018-04-24 19:00 phf: it is otherwise a typical gaming protocol, a single header that wraps a range of message types. i don't quite remember but i think existing eulora protocol works somewhat like that, just a smaller number of message types.
phf: there's also parts in the spec that describe the format, and you can infer the behavior from the format, but there isn't explicit description of behavior. for example movement type a.5.23-a.5.28 is presumably for moving things and self around, but without further details it's hard to say how it's supposed to work. so i can't really say much about the internal consistency of the protocol, i.e. are the message types sufficient to perform some set of in g
phf: it is otherwise a typical gaming protocol, a single header that wraps a range of message types. i don't quite remember but i think existing eulora protocol works somewhat like that, just a smaller number of message types.
phf: ile types. for text client i will need the format of the map files, i suspect it's whatever crystal space is using, but some formalization is required there.
phf: http://btcbase.org/log/2018-04-24#1805075 << i did a first pass on the spec over the weekend, but haven't had time to formulate my thoughts. it looks like enough to do a prototype short of three things: handshake process is still work in progress, i noticed that it's missing type of data descriptor values for 4.3.2 (there's a list of data types, but not the values that indicate which type it is), and there's no format description for the encapsulated f
mircea_popescu: and big surprise usg.ethereum-court hardforks itself
asciilifeform: reason for this is actually to save wear on ssd; the speedup is mere bonus.
asciilifeform: peaks at 48 GB, with the current set
mircea_popescu: and evidently the empire of idiots is aware of this, hence the spaghetti bowl of just-so lenthy strands of nonsense composing "contemporary culture" ie pantsuit nonsense.
mircea_popescu: anyway, maybe not the best word for it. but the idea is that the wotless individual finds himself very vulnerable strategically : the enemy doesn't need to make sense, just needs to make LONG enough strings of nonsense.
mircea_popescu: basically, people whose heads work have the "choice" such as it is : republic, or man-alone.
a111: Logged on 2018-04-22 17:52 mircea_popescu: meanwhile it's become a fixation in the children ; now merge it with the church of self esteem and its holy youcandoanything, and the REASON http://btcbase.org/log/2018-04-16#1800094 ie "smart kids" always being found with their pants down acting the "man alone" part and never learning anything from the experience is pretty fucking clear.
a111: Logged on 2018-04-16 16:19 mircea_popescu: man acting alone is stuck with these "oh, a conclave of idiots bent on self preservation and avoiding the lowly station their idiocy warrants them holds all the power, and i'll act as man alone confronted by governemnt".
mircea_popescu: hey, it gets the man-alone derps confused enough.
asciilifeform: i find it hilarious how they carry on pretending that a crypto lib where ~some~ of the functions are (supposedly..) constant-time, is worth half a shit
asciilifeform: the funny bit is that this was quite obvious from the proggy, unreadable otherwise as it is, and plentifully discussed, incl. here
asciilifeform: in other lullies, https://eprint.iacr.org/2018/367 >> 'Most of OpenSSL's constant-time code paths are driven by cryptosystem implementations enabling a dedicated flag at runtime. This process is perilous, with several examples emerging in the past few years of the flag either not being set or software defects directly mishandling the flag...' 'granularity issues due to word-size operands to the GCD function' etc
BingoBoingo: http://btcbase.org/log/2018-04-23#1804895 << In other RTFM news, finally read the manual for the weather resistant point and shoot I have been playing with here. Will try some Urban safaris this week.
BingoBoingo: Nah, KFC is in Buenos Aires. Here they don't have pollo frito
BingoBoingo: Anyways, I'd like to try sticking with Uruguay for at least a passportable length of time. Gotta move past the black mark of KYC
BingoBoingo: And there's always gotta be some sort of invoice looking paper, lest they herd you to the local Notary specialization with invoice making powers.
mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo, they have a point, at that.
asciilifeform: frog vision, so to speak. the only item i even had to defend at all were... the rockchippen
asciilifeform: the observations from asciilifeform's voyage suggest that the UY customs folx don't actually give a shit about anything that doesn't look like it is new and sellable
BingoBoingo: Unlike the rest of the residency process mod6, if had with what to fill a container I would retain a profession for it.
mod6: When I make the trip down (hopefully sometime this year yet), we'll have to discuss what you've learned.
mircea_popescu: anyway, for 50k or thereabouts worth of used goods you can expect to pay a few thousand to ship and maybe a grand or two in tax. something like that.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform, traditionally custom bills tend to average to about 50% of the shipping costs, in my experience / ppl i know about
asciilifeform: mircea_popescu: i suspect he's asking re the customs racket
asciilifeform: perhaps edging into chinese level, but asciilifeform has not personally smelled the chinese one
mircea_popescu: you should see the panic when i send girl to swoop her.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform, lots and LOTS of german cuckbois do the whole travel bit with some woman they picked off the whatever-website-for-travelingcuckbois whom they'll respect very much etc.
BingoBoingo: Uruguay the country continues growing on me as a base of operations. Uruguayos the people however suck.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform, shared sales are what make or break you this year. there's large margin there.
mircea_popescu: the question is, how long are YOU going to sit tied to the snows of central mid center mod6
mod6: So maybe yea, some other place, setup shop, next, etc
mod6: I was thinking this might just be the first location; and TMSR may need to claim more land for her colonies.
mircea_popescu: seems the ideal course here.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform, incidentally, do you see it as a mid term you use pizarro as your springboard to move in uy, releasing BingoBoingo into my hand for further adventures ?
asciilifeform: lol there are germans?!
BingoBoingo: mod6: It is an accomodation open to the public. If I am not there actively enforcing the norms of civilization they will be swiftly forgotten or a german will try to overwrite them with pantsuit.
BingoBoingo: Habits die quickly. I might lose my hard won spot on the balcony where I can enjoy a gringo bubble in the evenings
asciilifeform reads over the initial burst of phuctorola
BingoBoingo: mod6: They will hold it, but...
mod6: ah. then we're not too far away from a real place to hang his hatt.
asciilifeform: mod6: seems like his bed + 'cowork' is already ~80% of the cost of actual flat
a111: Logged on 2018-04-24 14:59 BingoBoingo: mod6: Going fairly good. Alf's detarture has served to highlight the comparative inhumanity of the locals, but if alf can survive as long as he did in Mordor, I guess I am going to have to get used to life as a man without a physical country
asciilifeform: http://btcbase.org/log/2018-04-24#1805086 << once we get to troo +ev -- and iirc asciilifeform discussed this with BingoBoingo in BingoBoingostan -- oughta get a proper conspiratorial flat there, and then we can rotate ( say asciilifeform does a shift, BingoBoingo goes on shore leave )
asciilifeform: mod6: this'd be the usd for pizarro's rent
mod6: we got stormy with chance of packeting weather?
BingoBoingo: mod6: Going fairly good. Alf's detarture has served to highlight the comparative inhumanity of the locals, but if alf can survive as long as he did in Mordor, I guess I am going to have to get used to life as a man without a physical country
mircea_popescu: http://btcbase.org/log/2018-04-22#1804435 << you ARE going to invoice me on your own power rather than wait for me to forget, rite ?
a111: Logged on 2018-04-09 14:45 mircea_popescu: phf i guess next on your plate is make a prototype proper grapher for all time ? then mod6 can put that in v and avoid further such wtfs.
a111: Logged on 2018-04-17 21:32 phf: http://btcbase.org/log/2018-04-17#1800966 << i'll start reading the spec, i was already planning on writing my own version of client
spyked: http://btcbase.org/log/2018-04-24#1804959 <-- /me can confirm. I have a toy prototype, irc side is in process of consolidation; rss grabbing and parsing side (the cl-feed-parser thing) is kinda brittle and might have to be replaced.
mircea_popescu: will the logs never cease
mircea_popescu: so i close the whore programme just in time for asciilifeform to open the ai programme...
mircea_popescu: I THINK IT HAS THE POWER
asciilifeform: meanwhile in brokenlinx, mircea_popescu , http://trilema.com/2015/on-how-the-factored-4096-rsa-keys-story-was-handled-and-what-it-means-to-you/ << contains btcalpha linx
trinque: the !!subscribe lever is detached, yes, since it used to run back to a pretty sad pile of duct tape.
asciilifeform wonders who the regular l0gz reader in the darkest africa of the inside washington dc city walls is... phf ?
asciilifeform: after these get eaten, prolly will be ripe for a refresh of sks
asciilifeform: ... meanwhile i've resumed feeding the thing. we're on parcel #8 of the Framedragger set ( of a total of 13 ) .
lobbesbot: asciilifeform: The operation succeeded.
asciilifeform: hanbot: in http://thewhet.net/2018/04/mp-wp-genesis some of the linx are broken ( have mysterious chars in'em )
asciilifeform: if anybody spots other dead linx -- plox to write in.
mod6: danielpbarron: got it! Thanks for the t-shirt too. Fits good.
asciilifeform: (2) was suggested by all of the various lit suggesting 'expand room given for indices'
asciilifeform: mircea_popescu: i also laboured under the notion that the thing 1) auto-indexed 2) to fill available space
ben_vulpes: \dt woulda shown you indices on the table too asciilifeform
mircea_popescu: they take space, see ? lots of space.
mircea_popescu: anuyway, i can see the angle ; but it's one of those cases where ai is much cheaper than just letting the person make the settings.
asciilifeform: had to read the fucking docs, to learn this.
asciilifeform: mircea_popescu: funnily enuff still, i laboured under the misconceived notion that they existed ~by default~
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform> i had nfi they existed. << well they were mentioned duyring the 3-4 optimization threads about 3-5x each time, but...
ben_vulpes: diana_coman: shall i add apache to the diana_coman group before you 755 up?
diana_coman: ben_vulpes, trinque this is just too brittle : how about moving dirs/files in there?
asciilifeform: trinque: lemme know when you've added the rss back in; i'ma start up the werker later tonight
asciilifeform: i had nfi they existed.
ben_vulpes: ah i actually had a conversation with a little lady about the 'dirty read' thing last night
ben_vulpes: i am interested in the postgrestisms you used
asciilifeform: folx with snsa links to archive.is -- feel free to switch back to the realthing.
ben_vulpes: diana_coman: yeah i think that comes from the user-level umask, which as i understand it sets permissions on individual files on create
trinque: probably easier move is to just add apache to the diana group
ben_vulpes: i suppose they wouldn't, that being controlled by umask
trinque: eh actually there were cobwebs between my ears when I gave that suggestion
diana_coman: the file inherited the group ownership but not the group permissions from what I can tell
diana_coman: ben_vulpes, new files show up as diana_coman:apache BUT apparently still not with the right permissions to get served
asciilifeform: and the old one (.biz) dunwork
asciilifeform: mircea_popescu: is there a working mpex url ? i am standing snsa www / phuctor up today
spyked: TIL: setgid (g+s) should do the trick.
ben_vulpes: $user:$user and 0755 is what's been most useful on other sites; i think that'd be best here as well
diana_coman: since it seems the fix to the fix is another wait, I'll set for now 755 on the files as otherwise ckang still won't be able to get the client and try the game
mircea_popescu: well wait a second, wtf fix is this, "you can either edit your files or have them served by apache but not both" ?!
diana_coman: mircea_popescu, I need to change the *group*
diana_coman: files created in the ~/www dir should default /inherit apache group
diana_coman: ugh mircea_popescu I changed to minigame.biz and now the ownership of the files reverted to me and therefore index.html not available and it's again screwed; ben_vulpes ?
mircea_popescu: therew we go, foncirned.
a111: Logged on 2018-04-23 17:03 mircea_popescu: so BingoBoingo use .biz plox ; lobbes you'll be logs.minigame.biz rather than logs.minigame.bz as before. sorry about that.
lobbes: Aite. I'll have to make some minor tweaks later to reflect the new domain extension. Will let you know once logz are back in business >> http://btcbase.org/log/2018-04-23#1804804
trinque: can then do something like find /path/to/www -iname '*.php' -exec chmod g+x {} \;
mircea_popescu: so BingoBoingo use .biz plox ; lobbes you'll be logs.minigame.biz rather than logs.minigame.bz as before. sorry about that.
mircea_popescu: oooh i see the problem. ok so, i owned both .biz and .bz, back when i used namecheap. i transferred the latter but not the former to namesilo back when all those shenanigans occured. so .bz item is captive in namecheap, Registry Expiry Date: 2019-07-01T16:40:17Z. but basically i'm letting it lapse ; so erryone will have to update to the .biz version and we can pretend this all never occured.
mircea_popescu: holy shit what the fuck is going on here.
mircea_popescu: i have nfi how this is even fucking possible, but my dns zone is currently ns1 ns2.minigame.bz EXCEPT the domain is .biz
mircea_popescu: aite let's see what happens if i plif the switch.
diana_coman: mircea_popescu, I've transfered the stuff to the folder from ben_vulpes said apache serves; but more than that I can't check/see
deedbot: http://thetarpit.org/posts/y04/070-bucharest-botanical-garden.html << The Tar Pit - Bucharest botanical garden in the spring, as viewed through a couple of camera lenses
mircea_popescu: diana_coman, say when ready i'll make the switch.
BingoBoingo: Aite, there is a zone on ns1.qntra.net and ns2.qntra.net for minigame.bz
BingoBoingo: Probably not mumps then
BingoBoingo: diana_coman: Do you need any DNS records other than one pointing to your slice?
mircea_popescu: mod6, i kid you not, that's what you saw there.
mircea_popescu: they do not give a flying fuck over here, use 1/4 lb of fresh ground coffee for one cup, throw it away.
mod6: I saw on of your pictures (I think from a breakfast table), where it looked like there was a funnel/filter direct into the cup.