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<rqou>
i love webpki disasters
<rqou>
can someone convince me why moving to trust-on-first-use doesn't work?
<sorear>
what happened this time?
<rqou>
some reseller emailed a bunch of private keys (that they had saved?!) to the CA to force revocation
<whitequark>
rqou: because certificates change
<whitequark>
even barring that, large websites have a certificate per load balancer or data center
<rqou>
yeah? HPKP has a mechanism to handle cert changes
<rqou>
and can pin an intermediate
<whitequark>
that's not TOFU
<rqou>
why not?
<rqou>
it can become TOFU if you just ignore whether the cert validates against the PKI and only check HPKP
<whitequark>
let's say you TOFU for an intermediate
<whitequark>
then your intermediate becomes compromised
<whitequark>
what next
<rqou>
shrug and do the normal rotation procedure?
<rqou>
it's not like revocation really works now anyways
<rqou>
offtopic: nonlinear systems are really cool
<rqou>
er, they make really cool pictures
<rqou>
the diffeq theory is maddening because i'm absolutely no good at it
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<rqou>
OMGWTF
<rqou>
apparently jupyter notebook as a race condition between clicking "print preview" and actually printing
<rqou>
and if you hit the race window all of your equations are all f*cked up
<rqou>
and on top of this print preview still has some rendering differences
<rqou>
not as many as exporting to latex, but still
<rqou>
why is this software such a broken piece of sh*t
<rqou>
ZOMG
<rqou>
clicking print preview vs printing without clicking print preview also has rendering differences
<rqou>
this is totally quality software that i wouldn't feel uneasy widely deploying in an academic setting /s
<rqou>
three different settings, three completely different rendering outputs
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<rqou>
no, "upload the .ipynb" isn't an option
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<fouric>
looooooool
<fouric>
quality python software
<rqou>
unfortunately raw latex sucks even harder
<rqou>
and somehow jupyter seems to be accumulating all sorts of random features including not-python support
<fouric>
"clicking print preview vs printing without clicking print preview also has rendering differences"
<fouric>
ok, that's pushing it a bit
<rqou>
oh yeah
<fouric>
are you *sure* you didn't accidentally bop something lol
<rqou>
if i click print preview some of my equations get messed up
<fouric>
l'mao
<rqou>
if i print without clicking print preview it still triggers the "print mode" stylesheet or whatever
<rqou>
so you won't see the menu
<rqou>
and the equations will be correct but code boxes will have half of the last line cut off instead
<rqou>
apparently there's this weird hidden world of "scientific" software where everything sucks
<fouric>
rqou: if you have a few moments would you mind saving this file + your jupyter version number
<fouric>
i really want to see this
<fouric>
i collect jank as a part-time hobby and this seems like it fits the bill
<rqou>
sorry, you have to wait an hour due for academic integrity reasons
<fouric>
I can wait however long is necessary lol
<awygle>
that is an excellent idea for a hobby
<fouric>
...i know that that was meant to be lighthearted but i think it's actually true
<fouric>
if you go around collecting bugs and edge cases and try to figure out why they're arising, you're bound to learn quite a bit about hardware/software
<awygle>
no i meant it seriously
<awygle>
although i was thinking of it as a shame-stick to beat companies with
<fouric>
loooooooool
<awygle>
it's like Jepsen for distributed systems
<fouric>
hey, who says that you can't have fun, learn things, *and* help dismantle late-stage capitalism all at the same time?!? :DDDD
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<pie_>
i think i just got fucked by file system not syncing
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<pie_>
more ram = less sync?
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<sorear>
file buffers are flushed on an interval, and when unsynched data fills a large fraction of RAM
<pie_>
then again theres no way things werent written to disk for 3 days so why is that file empty
* pie_
rages in despair
<pie_>
also ran out of chocolate
<jn_>
pie_: that doesn't sound good. what was supposed to be in that file?
<pie_>
just the list of 20 pdfs i had open
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<pie_>
when i run it manually it works ,dunno if the system runs it wrong or something
* pie_
sigh
<pie_>
i set this stuff up specifically because i want to be able to continue relatively seamlessly after a reboot/crash/whatever
<pie_>
it usually works
<pie_>
but my tmux restore stuff is fucked up again
<pie_>
last time it magically fixed itself and idk how to get it working again
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<pie_>
this is the second time this has happened recently
<pie_>
not that this is an appropriate place to rant about this
<pie_>
but damn
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<mithro>
tinyfpga: still awaiting postal address
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<mumptai>
did anyone bootstrap a icestrom system, i.e. synthesis running on a synthesiszed system?
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<jn__>
mumptai: i don't think so. i don't know any iCE40-based board with more than a few megabytes of RAM
<mumptai>
is the picorv32 capable of running a linux? any mmu, supervisor mode etc.?
<jn__>
i don't *think* it implements M-mode
<jn__>
no
<jn__>
s/M-mode/S-mode/
<jn__>
that's what i meant
<mumptai>
i guess a 256MiByte SDRAM could be done without too much pain