#trilema | 2018-07-31

in fact particular line http://btcbase.org/log/2016-03-28#1440677 has been changed in kako's log, hxxp://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=28-03-2016#1440677 spot the difference!

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Logged on 2016-03-28 13:11 mircea_popescu: and so, this is the end for this particular irc channel as a venue for tmsr. the irc festivities are moving over to #trilema ; with a more selective lordship list and improved tools all around. you're welcome to join - but leave the fiat mind behind, lest it drag you too back down into the swamp.

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phf: Sent 10 hours and 49 minutes ago: <asciilifeform> plox to eat ch11 into btcbase .

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aaha

08:53

d00d moved on to the 'smear shit on the walls' stage of his disease a while ago.

08:54

( imho a peculiar hobby for a fella sitting on ~1k btc , but i've nfi )

09:02

asciilifeform: updated

09:02

phf: ty!

09:07

http://btcbase.org/patches/ffa_ch11_tuning_and_api << for the l0gz.

09:08

did i ever mention how phf's viewer makes patches a joy to reread !

09:14

btw i oughta mention , i had to resort to a modified vdiff.sh : http://p.bvulpes.com/pastes/rB9AD/?raw=true for ch11 , as the ada comment syntax causes inbandism barf with classic vdiff.sh when deleting or modifying the comment headers at the start of ffa modules

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( instead of the old awk 'm = /^(---|\+\+\+)/ ... , uses awk 'm = /^(--- a\/|\+\+\+ b\/)/ ... )

09:16

this has no effect on any extant vtron ( the resulting patches are correctly formatted ) .

09:17

but folx attempting to reverse-grind ch11 with old vdiff.sh will inevitably see barf, and there is not currently any fix other than the above.

09:17

( i'd hope that new vtron format will abolish all inbandism. )

~ 1 hours 19 minutes ~

10:36

http://btcbase.org/log/2018-07-31#1838315 << of course vtools sha branch vdiff produces correct output...

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Logged on 2018-07-31 13:17 asciilifeform: but folx attempting to reverse-grind ch11 with old vdiff.sh will inevitably see barf, and there is not currently any fix other than the above.

10:36

right, the inbandism is in the old vdiff layer, rather than unix diff proper

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http://btcbase.org/log/2018-07-31#1838300 << ahahaha wut!

11:44

Logged on 2018-07-31 12:47 asciilifeform: !Q later tell esthlos in e.g. http://summaries.logs.esthlos.com/#2016-03-28 you link to kako's log ; i recommend against this , it is not a faithful record of the actual text ( last yr he took to monkeying with it via perlism and possibly also manually )

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mircea_popescu: very old noose: e.g. http://btcbase.org/log/2018-01-24#1775301 ( he replaces all mentions of #trilema with '#fraudsters', and of mircea_popescu with something or other, i fughet, and possibly other substs )

11:45

Logged on 2018-01-24 18:13 RagnarDanneskjol: Fraudsters? Please clarify

11:45

iirc started just about a yr ago.

11:46

hm, now the reading of octets from FG via EuCrypt randomly gets totally stuck and I can't even quite understand *where* ; wtf; I seem to recall someone else had some similar problem but I can't seem to find it atm; ave1 ? phf ? asciilifeform ?

11:47

diana_coman: this is immediately interesting and i'd like to replicate

11:47

diana_coman: start by making sure you don't have multiple instances reading

11:48

asciilifeform, hm, that suggests maybe one read remains somehow hanging? ugh

11:48

diana_coman: is this using the code currently published in dianacoman.com ?

11:49

asciilifeform, yes, get eucrypt and run the tests for smg_rsa, something like ./tests 11 11 (i.e. 11 times test no 11)

11:49

at times it gets stuck and not even in same place or anything

11:49

fwiw I have this on smg testing server, proto-cuntoo

11:50

so compiled with ave1 's gnat

11:51

just how often is 'at times' ?

11:51

i.e. does this reliably happen on both of your FG boxen ?

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and with either FG

11:51

so far it's been driving me crazy on that particular box, haven't had it/tried it somewhere else yet

11:52

and strictly at warmup, or after reading 2-3 GB ?

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diana_coman goes to read that code again maybe something is messed up there

11:52

ah, quickly, no need to read 2-3 GB really

11:52

thing is: it should not happen even once! wtf

11:52

well noshit

11:53

i suspect buggy tty init ( e.g. wrong baud ) , in which case the data returned is also rubbish

11:53

uhm, for one thing: it's init in c code as well so..uhm

11:53

diana_coman: plz show me where you init

11:53

for the other, I had the FG init already

11:54

asciilifeform, smg_rsa/truerandom.c does the whole stuff really

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asciilifeform will look there.

11:55

diana_coman: is http://btcbase.org/patches/eucrypt_manifest/tree/ current ?

11:56

it should be, yes; as far as I can tell at a quick look at truerandom.c it is too

11:58

diana_coman: see if you get same horror on the old, non-musl box

11:58

asciilifeform, ok, let me see

11:58

this will give a starting clue.

11:59

and , while you're at it, from the other FG in the musl box.

11:59

gotta rule out the possibility of a dead FG.

12:00

( i have yet to witness this wonder. but there's always a first time. )

12:01

asciilifeform, fwiw I am trying to get it on my local box (non-musl) and so far it's working perfectly fine

12:02

will go and try 2nd fg and other boxes

12:02

http://btcbase.org/patches/eucrypt_manifest/tree/eucrypt/smg_rsa/truerandom.c#L84 << seems like you re-init the usb dongle every time you read. this is not recommended, i've encountered a chinese ttl plug that wedges if you init it one too many times

12:03

asciilifeform, ugh; it *can* be, because yes, it gets initialised many times

12:03

( possibly can blame linux pl2303 driver )

12:03

generally you want to init it once, on coldboot.

12:04

( the exact pattern is in the nosuchlabs.com and printed manual )

12:05

asciilifeform, I even have the .sh + set it in cron, yes; the thing is that code has no idea so it would logically set it up as it wants it but...

12:05

anyway, let's see: you suggest I take out the init, just open and read; set it up outside and then try; can't hurt giving it a try at least

12:05

diana_coman asciilifeform: We did recieve a pile of new USB ttl cables. Swapping the cables for fresh ones is a troubleshooting option.

12:06

BingoBoingo: before you go to swap cabling, let's first see if the known sadness of pl2303 driver is the culprit.

12:06

yes, and at any rate if this can /will happen on various cables or simply at 100th setting

12:07

diana_coman: i agree, this kind of thing is absolutely impermissible, and gotta get to the bottom of it.

12:07

( it is a 'wings fall off'-level problem )

12:09

from my current reading of diana_coman's code, the only major diff b/w the official manual's test scenario, and diana_coman's, is the init thing.

12:09

( nobody's yet reported a wedged FG on the standard dd-powered test. )

12:09

well, 1st test: changed to 2nd FG on musl-system; checked and it reads fine with dd from console; ran the tests of eucrypt , it read 4 and then it got stuck

12:10

diana_coman: haven't had problems with usb reads, i've struggled with getting octets across ffi boundary before, which is probably what you're remembering re my work

12:10

diana_coman: can almost certainly rule out iron problem then

12:10

phf, ah, might be, thanks

12:10

asciilifeform, and on a second run it got stuck after doing 9 init+reads, ugh

12:11

diana_coman: comment out the init, and fire a shot.

12:12

btw you will probably want to make a timeout mechanism, to ring alarm if FG ever does die, rather than hanging

12:13

asciilifeform, I commented out the set_usb_attributes so basically it opens and calls fcntl to make it blocking but that's it; it took a bit longer to get stuck but it still did

12:13

http://btcbase.org/patches/eucrypt_manifest/tree/eucrypt/smg_rsa/truerandom.c#L65 << incidentally this is erroneous. a correctly-inited FG will never produce interrupt ( the tty ~must not~ interpret 0x03 as control char, it must return all octets verbatim )

12:14

if tty ever produces interrupt, ipso facto FG init was not successful

12:14

right you are; not that it ever went there

12:15

diana_coman: when these are stuck, how do you kill'em ?

12:15

ctrl-c..

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ahahaha

12:15

i think we have the answer

12:15

unix i/o is retarded, if blocking read blocks, it gives you a zombie process , and the next process you start that tried to read same tty, will also become zombie

↖ ↖

12:16

ugh

12:16

to properly debug this item , you will sadly have to restart the box .

12:16

so uhm, just resetting the tty is not enough?

12:16

nope

12:16

omfg resetting the test server each time

12:17

well not each time, but to see if the 'init breaks the dongle' hypothesis is troo.

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( asciilifeform did not write the linux i/o subsystem ; nor the pl2303 kernel mod ; and will readily admit that they are sad. and if anyone has idea for some other means to connect a 115200 baud box to machine, that does not suffer from the weakness of these, i'm as always all ears )

12:20

oook, let's see, waiting on reboot

12:21

this being said, if you implement a timeout for the blocking reads, you will not have zombie problem.

12:21

asciilifeform, it does sound like I'll have to

12:21

this is pretty lulzy.

12:21

a FG that produces , under normal conditions, 0 output for, say, 30 seconds, is indicative of dead iron.

12:21

and ought to ring all of the alarm bells.

12:21

in other news, phf hangs out in #fraudsters!

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lol

12:22

* Topic for #fraudsters is: The order of the day is to put an end to the machinations of the purveyors of injustice, to control them without dominating them.

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* Topic for #fraudsters set by phf!~phf@unaffiliated/phf at Tue Jul 31 10:12:25 2018

12:22

pretty great

12:22

apparently this just happened.

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:)

12:22

lel

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'на каждую хитрую жопу, всегда найдется свой болт с резьбой'(tm)(r)(proverb)

12:23

phf if i may be so bold, why "control" without "dominate" ? seems these be terms of art, what do they mean ?

12:23

(~= 'for erry smart-arse, a threaded cock will be found' )

12:28

right, machine is freshly up;I'll first run the .sh script just in case and try it with dd

12:31

so, the set_usb_attributes was commented out; I cleaned everything and did a fresh build; ran the tests and... it read 3 octets and then it blocked

12:31

rather: it read 3 times (it was 4 octets each time )

12:35

basically if I don't manage to reproduce it on any other machine, it would seem it's potentially to do with that specific system

12:35

o.O

12:35

aren't i glad we tested all this.

12:35

mircea_popescu: it's an adam wieshaupt quote, and i take its meaning to be in line with the stereotypes about his organization, control through influence rather than direct domination

12:35

in this particular case though, it's a joke

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mircea_popescu, well, it *does* answer that question: http://btcbase.org/log/2018-06-20#1827889

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Logged on 2018-06-20 20:33 ben_vulpes: diana_coman: why does it need to be wholly separate machine? i think something might have flown over my head

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unfortunately the secret societ of illuminated fraudsters managed to stay secret all 5 minutes, before being publically exposed in the logs

12:37

phf my problem is this : on one hand i'm trying, in jules' words REALLY REALLY HARD, to not be the fatass in http://btcbase.org/log/2014-11-30#938314 snuffing the life out of everything ; on the other i just can't manage to distinguish the proposed "x without y" from the broad scheme that ruined western civilisation, "have wife without beating her".

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Logged on 2014-11-30 06:31 mircea_popescu: like the stuff discussed above re usg agency redhat, fuycking up linux. EXACTLY the stiuation of the giant ruining a chair.

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mircea_popescu: well, we had conversations about esoteric societies in the past, and there's a reason for why the logs are public and everything that follows

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ofc if dd never chokes, dunno, will look at how they do it

12:41

mircea_popescu: to be honest i didn't read into it past the roleplaying humor, but upon immediate reflection, your objection makes equally obvious sense

12:42

henceforth any attempts to expose the activities of the secret society of illuminated fraudsters shall be denounced as a ravings of delusional paranoids

12:43

lol

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I honestly thought that was the main part of phf's joke there : the "control without dominate" in the spirit of modern times

12:43

to quote dr.a , i have no real sense of humour, it's software-emulated.

12:44

diana_coman do you recall that lulz btw ? "nu-i ardelean, n-are rabdare adevarata, ii emulata-n soft"

12:44

mircea_popescu, I don't recall it but sounds apt (as dr. a does wherever I read him)

12:44

diana_coman: we will take credit for it (also we'll take retroactive credit for the frequent mysterious reboots of asciilifeform's machines)

12:44

lol

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diana_coman takes a break from the usb reading wtf

12:46

rotate plug pi rad and try again!

12:52

diana_coman http://trilema.com/2010/o-institutie-culturala/#comment-21292 << found!

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(the above, for the rotaku club, is a pinnacle of intertextual metatextuality the likes french culture barely ever managed, and anglonline never did.)

12:56

now i'm stuck re-reading all that... and esthlos thinks he has fucking problems. wait until you learn romanian, buster.

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<diana_coman> basically if I don't manage to reproduce it on any other machine, it would seem it's potentially to do with that specific system << Let me know if you want a pair of hands.

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http://btcbase.org/log/2018-07-31#1838388 << this.

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Logged on 2018-07-31 16:15 asciilifeform: unix i/o is retarded, if blocking read blocks, it gives you a zombie process , and the next process you start that tried to read same tty, will also become zombie

13:15

zombie is not just (as an inexistent, imaginary "manual" mentally reconstructed from the pile of gunk they published purports to hint) an entry in the table to permit the caller to clean up correctly. it is ALL SORTS of things, and generally of the getting in the way kind.

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mircea_popescu: the astonishing bit isn't even that system5 unix had this nonsense, but that the linux derps faithfully re-created it.

13:20

yes.

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in fact, the concept of "zombie" is perhaps the most indicated ear of stupid to shake the whole echafaudage by.

13:22

somewhere near the top of the list, right below 'gotta check EVERY system call for failure erry time in user coad'

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that's more of an absence, see. generally psychiatrists don't attempt to work with what the diseased mind fails to produce, but instead focus on the positive malfunctions, the productive sort. "tell me more about the little gremlins"

13:23

"zombies, really."

13:23

if diseased mind fails to produce impulse to visit toilet instead of filling own pants, then yes, work with.

13:30

unix represents not merely bed-pissing, but just about ~ideological~ pant-shitting mentality.

13:30

'i will shit, you will clean'

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BingoBoingo, will do, thank you;

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'and for extra sport, i will also shit where you cannot clean'

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mircea_popescu, ahaha dadatroll; but now I see why it didn't even ring a bell at all as I probably missed the comments section there/didn't follow it

13:32

it stuck with me apparently.

13:33

I thought Dr A said that of you actually!

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btw if anyone wants to experimentally observe the zombie effect, can do it with ordinary gnu 'screen' -- when opened on a tty with blocking i/o, will routinely leave zombie turd instead of properly terminating, then hours later you find that tty is wedged, and discover 9 copies of 'screen' in process table.

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ahahaha

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asciilifeform it's happened to me.

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mircea_popescu: happened to me '9000' times when testing FG, and earlier iron.

13:37

myeah.

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( naturally the imbecile kernel doesn't actually test whether something is riding on the tty prior to opening, 'why would we' )

13:38

i'd settle for it just closing it.

13:38

afaik to this day no such provision in any unixlike.

13:39

but imo this correct behaviour was elided specifically because http://btcbase.org/log/2016-08-27#1530346 reason, ie "our permission model is fucked, if we do a close-before-open it makes it too obvious"

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Logged on 2016-08-27 15:03 mircea_popescu: "if i make it what i think it should be it crashes"

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recall , similarly, koch's 'fix' for his mpi bug.

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'if i actually fix it, would have to admit that it was buggy'

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good % of unixland, by weight, consists of this.

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asciilifeform, btw there was this: http://btcbase.org/log/2018-07-12#1833792

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Logged on 2018-07-12 13:49 diana_coman: asciilifeform, BingoBoingo access to box & config confirmed; FG on ttysUSB0 had a wobble at first and I don't understand why: I ran the stty -F /dev/ttyUSB0 115200 raw -echo -echoe -echok and then tried dd iflag=fullblock if=/dev/ttyUSB0 | hexdump -C but nothing came up; then I ran the stty on usb1 as well and tried again and it...worked; any idea wtf was that at first?

13:48

if anything, it would suggest that even dd can choke there

13:48

suggests oddity in pl2303 mod

13:48

diana_coman: does your boot-time sh init both dongles currently ?

13:48

asciilifeform, yes

13:49

interesting

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at that time I did not yet have the boot-time sh init though; I suppose I can add this to test sheet

13:54

btw also worth trying the item listed in 'Tip for Linux Users' at http://nosuchlabs.com/hardware.html .

13:55

( some usb2 hub chipsets behave dysfunctionally with pl2303 )

~ 1 hours 9 minutes ~

15:04

http://qntra.net/2018/07/entire-police-department-quits-in-massachusetts/ << Qntra - Entire Police Department Quits In Massachusetts

~ 33 minutes ~

15:37

'their poorly fitting bulletproof vests are beyond their expiration dates' << lolwat

15:50

The bigger wtf is what did they need a police force for? Place is clearly sized for a part time constable or two.

15:57

asciilifeform, that tip says problems handling more than 2 but I have...2?

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at any rate, updates so far are relatively few: can't reproduce it on different machine (though I still have a few to test...); it IS easily reproduced even with dd on smg test server

15:58

basically as the "wobble" initially reported: if only one fg is set, then first read via dd hangs just the same

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I would say it looks more and more like some issue with pl2303 mod

16:00

BingoBoingo, how long would it take to get there and unplug one of the FG to have a test with only one?

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<diana_coman> BingoBoingo, how long would it take to get there and unplug one of the FG to have a test with only one? << I could go there and be back witing an hour

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BingoBoingo, wait a bit, at least to know if there is something else to try if you go there

16:09

as it is, it will have to wait until tomorrow anyway as atm I'm a bit at a loss wtf

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Well, one other thing we can do is switch one or both usb ttl cables. As mentioned earlier one of the cables is the "blue" style that shipped with earlier FUCKGOATs http://btcbase.org/log/2018-07-12#1833809

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Logged on 2018-07-12 14:06 BingoBoingo: On this box one of the FG cables is the blue guy that came with my personal FG, the other is the new style black snake

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hm, before switching cables I can switch order of init and see if there's any difference anyway

16:16

Aite

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well, doing stty -F /dev/ttyUSB1 first so far (2 times, so machine rebooted in between...) at least had dd going well

16:28

hard to say if that is more than a glitch or not though

16:30

BingoBoingo, do you know whether smg main server has the black snake cables or what?

16:35

i was about to suggest, to swap both cables , see if these can be ruled out

16:36

http://btcbase.org/log/2018-07-31#1838486 << i've only ever observed pl2303-specific headache when 3+ operating ( and even then , consisted of slow, rather than halted, signal )

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Logged on 2018-07-31 19:57 diana_coman: asciilifeform, that tip says problems handling more than 2 but I have...2?

16:38

BingoBoingo: 'blue' is theoretically same chip, but from a diff chinese seller ( fwiw asciilifeform's desk FG operates from a 'blue' )

~ 25 minutes ~

17:04

right, I'm anyway currently in need of a break and at a loss otherwise on this; so BingoBoingo at your leisure, please change the cables and leave only one FG plugged in for now; I'll get some sleep in first, so there's no hurry - anytime within next 10 hours works fine

17:04

diana_coman: i'm gonna try and replicate here in the torture room, with your proggy -- i have both cable types here

17:05

asciilifeform, I doubt it's the cables really but can't hurt to rule that out

17:07

a bit of reading on this famous pl2303 does suggest all sorts of "hanging" issues but I haven't found anything clearly applicable so far

17:07

diana_coman: ftr i am still on the lookout for anything like a practicable replacement for pl2303

17:07

and other than the weird fact that read simply blocks randomly, I don't know

17:08

( the 2 constraints -- 1) ~not ever ftdi~ 2) no flashable chips plox )

17:09

sadly I don't know of any replacement to suggest, no

17:10

also, the fact that dd *also* hangs at time there is a big red flag

17:10

indeed

17:11

BingoBoingo, do you need me to shut down the box?

17:12

the possible suspects , so far -- 1) ttl dongles 2) hub 3) musl userland , somehow

17:12

( kernel can be ruled out, both s.mg machines currently have afaik identical kernel )

17:12

rather, ruled out as primary cause, could easily be the ultimate barf source in conjunction with 1 / 2

17:12

asciilifeform, on smg main server I ran only dd although I never had any problems nor wobbles nor anything with the fgs there

17:13

and I can't really reset that

17:13

i'ma test on dulap also, it has identical fg/cabling setup to primary s.mg box

17:14

diana_coman: is http://btcbase.org/log/2018-07-31#1838330 an exact description of the test ?

17:14

Logged on 2018-07-31 15:49 diana_coman: asciilifeform, yes, get eucrypt and run the tests for smg_rsa, something like ./tests 11 11 (i.e. 11 times test no 11)

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asciilifeform, that's literally what ended up as main test because convenient: it attempts to generate 11 "dirty float" random numbers using 4 random octets from fg; first number there is number of repetitions; second number chooses what test to run (if you run only ./tests 11 without 2nd number it will print the list of what it knows to do)

17:17

it ~always hung before finishing the 11 runs even

17:17

occasionally it needed a few more

17:17

ok , should suffice for test, i'ma report tomorrow .

17:17

thanks, I'm off to sleep

17:17

goodnight diana_coman

17:19

<diana_coman> BingoBoingo, do you need me to shut down the box? << I will if you want me to pull it to swap cables.

17:20

BingoBoingo, k, will shut it down

17:21

Will have it ready <diana_coman> BingoBoingo, do you know whether smg main server has the black snake cables or what? << It does.

~ 1 hours 37 minutes ~

18:59

diana_coman: Machine is ready, both cables swapped, but only one FUCKGOAT plugged in.

~ 26 minutes ~

19:25

lol BingoBoingo , it's still plural, sorta like 'scissors'

19:25

( tho perhaps, a FG with only 1 rng plugged in, could be a 'fuckgoat' )

19:25

1 scissor, 1 pant...

19:34

in other noose, since 1st time i asked the q in 2013, appears that there is ~to this day~ not such a thing as a 1Ghz oscilloscope with any linux support whatsoever.

19:35

not for 100 $, not for 100, not for 10,000.

19:36

1000. whichever.

19:37

sorta hilarious , this, 'here's pc with very spiffy 6G/s pcie bus, for 100$, but if you want to connect something useful to that, haha, what do you think this is, the fyootoor'

19:40

http://trilema.com/2017/the-practical-costs-of-hallucinated-freedom/#selection-549.0-553.4 ie, "consumer market"

19:40

mircea_popescu: note, not in the i-dun-give-half-a-fuck-what-it-costs market, either

19:40

not the 250k agilent either.

19:40

those don't use linux.

19:40

( these, for extra laughter, come with ~built in windows~ in the instrument itself ! )

19:41

aha

19:41

so if you want a 1G/s scope with os where you actually have some control of the timing ( for e.g. real time phase sampling ) you're 100% phuqed.

19:43

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asciilifeform wouldn't consider , say, 1btc , for a ~sane~ scope, to be unreasonable

19:45

( in this context, 'sane' ~= sits on pcie bus, and ADC turnaround is fixed # of bus cycles, preferably 1. and documented i/o. )

19:45

possibly firmware of one could be rewritten, liberating the item and saving you a coin

19:45

doubtful, all of the examples i've been able to peek into, are full of xilinx.

19:46

heh

19:46

and they ~all do shenanigans with multiple slow ADCs masquerading as 1 fast one

19:46

i.e. are pressed shitboard , rather than hardwood.

19:48

yes wee

19:48

i've turned up some hints that usg actually interferes with the ADC makers -- 'ohnoez, moscow could use fast ADC in radar set'

19:49

they're actually named by name on usg 'export ban' list.

19:49

( how exactly this ties the hands of, e.g. , taiwanese fabs, i do not presume to know , but result is evident )

19:52

<asciilifeform> lol BingoBoingo , it's still plural, sorta like 'scissors' << apologies

20:02

Lords and Ladies of The Most Serene Republic: The Bitcoin Foundation's State of Bitcoin Address for July: http://therealbitcoin.org/ml/btc-dev/2018-August/000306.html

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20:36

http://qntra.net/2018/08/qntra-s-qntr-july-2018-report/ << Qntra - Qntra (S.QNTR) July 2018 Report

~ 32 minutes ~

21:08

BingoBoingo: You may, at your earliest convenience wipe the Rockchip that mats was renting.

21:09

Well, it is august, UTC time. Maybe wait until tomorrow in case he changes his mind.

21:10

But anyway, let me know if you need to know which one is his -- there are notes in the message I sent around couple days ago.

~ 21 minutes ~

21:31

mod6: There's the douchebag one as well. I am waiting on alf to give the order before I touch either of them.

21:32

The one that mircea_popescu rented for douchebag doesn't expire until the 19th iirc. I'll update you on that one. Unless mircea_popescu says to nuke it ahead of time.

21:34

mod6: recall, that one he asked to let be until expires

21:35

afterwards can go to new tenant.

21:41

!!up Napsterbater5

21:41

Napsterbater5 voiced for 30 minutes.

21:41

Napsterbater5

I thought you guys might be interested in this blog by freenode staff member Bryan 'kloeri' Ostergaard https://bryanostergaard.com/

21:41

Napsterbater5

Read what IRC investigative journalists have uncovered on the freenode pedophilia scandal https://encyclopediadramatica.rs/Freenodegate

21:41

Napsterbater5

A fascinating blog by freenode staff member Matthew 'mst' Trout https://MattSTrout.com/

21:41

mod6 do you need it or something ?

21:42

Napsterbater5 you weak drama lot are the reason these fucktards turned off unregistered accts resulting in my inept bimbo nearly going nuts over the weekend ?

21:43

esthlos

http://btcbase.org/log/2018-07-31#1838300 << thank you, fixed

21:43

Logged on 2018-07-31 12:47 asciilifeform: !Q later tell esthlos in e.g. http://summaries.logs.esthlos.com/#2016-03-28 you link to kako's log ; i recommend against this , it is not a faithful record of the actual text ( last yr he took to monkeying with it via perlism and possibly also manually )

21:43

lobbesbot

esthlos: Sent 12 hours and 56 minutes ago: <asciilifeform> in e.g. http://summaries.logs.esthlos.com/#2016-03-28 you link to kako's log ; i recommend against this , it is not a faithful record of the actual text ( last yr he took to monkeying with it via perlism and possibly also manually )

21:43

cuz someone totally gives a shit about whatever totallies horrible things nobody-on-a-stick maybe said somtime, or at least such could be constructively deduced bla bla bal.

21:43

jesus fuck the kids today.

21:49

it's just... somewhere between outrageous and ludicrous, i guess. on one hand, the fucktarded, moronic kids, coming up on their own power and out of their own skulls with this fantasy alt-world wherein anyone has any respect for the usg.freenode fuckwits, and in which alt-world they're gonna make known the big bad secrets, little snowdens that they be.

21:50

mircea_popescu: spambot, spammed '9000' unmoderated chans

21:50

on the other hand, the mornic, fucktarded kids, coming up on their own power and out of their own skulls with this fantasy alt-world wherein they dun have to read the log and work with the republic and so on and so forth.

21:50

it's just...

21:50

asciilifeform yes, but think about it. could have had shinohai's lordship, if only ritalin actually worked as an add cure.

21:51

i dun think there is a cure for what ails these .

21:51

hunchback straightens -- in the grave.

21:51

no, because the cure would have been for their father to tie them to the same bed post as the stupid mother and beat both senseless the moment the "oh you're special and can do anything" nonsense came out of her mouth.

21:52

there's a dozen or so of these going, e.g. #linux-rockchip is filling up

21:52

~would have been~. were there a father, and were he around at the time called "formative", and could he be arsed to be alive and so forth.

21:52

*

asciilifeform could not muster the fuck-giving to read the payload, has nfi what the thing wants

21:53

asciilifeform and i'll bet you whatever you want that much like the #lisp morons failiong to realise what candi_lustt is ; so #linux-whjatever will fail to realise why #trilema doesn't have a problem, and what a voice model is, and what EXACTLY it means to be the intellectual inferior.

21:53

are we the only moderated chan left or wat

21:53

we are the only humans left, actually.

21:53

entirely possible.

21:54

( i recall a trilema article where mircea_popescu actually walked fleanode looking for signs of life, found ~0 )

21:55

i recall a time the word "cretin" was coined, by humans walking the swiss alps and discovering villages of these inbred morons, rendered stupid by the lack of iodine.

21:55

AMONG THEMSELVES, they didn't feel all that ridiculous.

21:56

it was supposed to be "christian". as in, "they're who you're gonna run into in heaven, god's own most beloved children, the idiots."

21:56

<+mircea_popescu> mod6 do you need it or something ? << Not at all, Sir. I was going to let it expire indeed.

21:56

the ameri-protestants 'improved' even on this, their heaven iirc is full of aborted foeti

22:09

hey mod6 , why is #pizarro filling up with spamola ?

22:09

i thought we had +v

22:09

there's liquishit kilometre deep in there nao

22:12

I just +m'd it for now, but a long while ago we decided to keep it -m, so people could ask questions/speak freely.

22:12

And I think that's the right idea.

22:13

prolly is.

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22:55

douchebag wants the mic

22:55

!!up douchebag

22:55

douchebag voiced for 30 minutes.

22:56

Alright fellows, I know I hadn't really been contributing to the republic.

22:56

However, I have been working on creating a security firm

22:58

Things are going very well, next month we're going to have a lot of news coverage due to some audits we did. We managed to find tons of 0days in an open source medical CMS as well as a IP Relay service used in much of Canada.

22:59

From the links that got dropped: "Why GNU Linux is the operating system for Pedo-Positive Users"

22:59

BingoBoingo: That's a freenode troll

23:00

Someone made a bot that's been spamming it everywhere

23:01

This is IRC, I am pretty sure everyone here has at least a little bit of troll in their ancestry. Except for the transylvanians

23:01

douchebag: and you think that pantsuit press coverage instead of hosing their boxen is the key to fame fortune and a seat in tmsr?

23:01

But yeah, I just wanted to let you guys know that I'm not a useless piece of shit. I've just been focusing on my personal projects, I've also gotten in a few more Hall of Fame's for some vulnerabilities I discovered.

23:01

the whole responsible disclosure threads went clear over your head

23:02

douchebag: link to any of these famous halls?

23:02

ben_vulpes: I understand we disagree on that, however I'm trying to make money - I don't see how hosting rockchips that are overpriced is going to generate revenue in the long term.

23:03

I'm in AT&T Hall of Fame

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23:03

Yahoo

23:04

https://medium.com/@0xHyde/yahoo-two-xssi-vulnerabilities-chained-to-steal-user-information-750-bounty-e9bc6a41a40a

23:05

heh hall of fame is what they give out to make the 750 bucks not sting so bad, huh?

23:05

*

mircea_popescu is looking at ben_vulpes talking to himself, shakes head.

23:06

:D

23:06

Well, it wasn't neccesarily a critical vulnerability - it was just rather unique. The hall of Fame's just help for my resume

23:07

Also the security firm I'm working on is expected to pull at least a half million dollars by december

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23:07

i seee deaaaad people!

23:07

fellow has ~infinite energy to expend, but strictly towards the wrong goals. provide him with some self-defeating goals, he'll stay up nights.

23:07

just like the weev morons, writing "advertising" irc bots to advertise inept usg alt-agenda to me. because yea, totally, THAT'll work, and is the way to spend a youth.

23:08

I just have not been enlightened on why my goals are "the wrong goals", the goals I'm working towards are going to help me feed my family someday and at the end of the day that is what matters to me.

23:08

they'll "leave their mark", or w/e they call it now. a giant pink L in the foam of the sea.

23:10

2 unclosed tags on altavista.com/bugbounty

23:10

The SSL cert is also invalid

23:18

My main problem with the Pizarro business model is that I could essentially get the same service by purchasing a fiber internet connection and hooking it up to a rockchip and then SSHing into it

23:19

In addition to that, most people are just going to go with a cheaper & higher performance alternative

23:25

danielpbarron

!!up Birdman

23:25