given it's high-level abstraction as a language I can see why that is valuable

gotta hit the hay, but the rabbit hole goes deep. Microcode means modern CPUs might not even have hardware for the instruction you ask for and ineffect run a virtual CPU using microcode?!

termer: Jazelle that was it! what a random event in history haha

crazy shit man

fragcula: good night dont let the bed bugs infect you with incurable diseases or something like that; your second sentence reminds me of intel's hidden spyware they hide in their chips

what was it uh, management something

fragcula: on topic though, this whole conversation has enlightened me about virtual processors, i took them for granted

aberration python runs bytecode as well

as2333: yupp that explains .pyc :D, i'm surprised I got to this point and my idea of virtualization was limited to VMs

but then this sparks a question on how virtualization on these other interfaces are possible even if you do not enable virtualization on the kernel level

<DJChris> and stored in the balls

penis is stored in the balls

termer: sure, the phallus is store in the spheres; but can you tell me why apache is so fucking different in RHEL compared to debian

like they might as well be two different fucking things it's absolutely absurd

<DJChris> diff releases?

<DJChris> are they not both source? and if so, different source?

aberration no idea, I never used RHEL

<DJChris> same. I love Debian I think it's solid.

termer: thank the lord, you probably don't care about it but if you are curious why i asked you since you're a web dev this blog post sums it up --> drjohnstechtalk.com/blog/2012/03/ma…-apache-over-from-ubuntu-ato-centos

hv-bridge: Amen brother, using debian as we speak

the problem is that, they use entirely different methods of implementing modules which ends up being a massive headache

debian is the bigger winner, juse use a2enmod and you're chilling

RHEL? Centos? Oh my fucking god prepare to drink 40 Monster energies and 2000mg of adderall just to implement a simple god damn php upload page

giving birth is less pain than maintaining httpd in the rhel family, it is unbelievable

<DJChris> Ubuntu 9.90 was my first experience with Deb

<DJChris> I don't envy you.

<DJChris> You found Digital Hell?

hv-bridge: Ironically many many years ago when I was a young lad I first started ubuntu but I was too young to really understand the terminal and I didn't have the patience for it and years later I went back to linux by making a home server on debian; then i never turned back to propietary software

indeed

I don't even know what to call it it's just uhh

psychological tortue

i think

computers are a huge pain

man I keep forgetting this is #monero

great_taste: there's a reason why endorphins are essential

we are fucking warriors... we have infinite patience and get things done despite the hopelessness that takes over at times... we keep pushing and end up victorious

aberration I don't use apache

haven't for a long time

great_taste: we are indeed warriors, all we ever want are things to return 0 after multiple crying sessions and manic euphoria

termer: hm, is it because it's not appropriate on a commercial level?

really I only use to to host kanboard and have a little lab

<DJChris> or at least not break anything

it's a shit webserver

use nginx

oh nonono apache bros......

apache performs like garbage, old process/thread-based webserver

but it worky tho

hv-bridge: when you break things you end up studying the pieces and figure out eventually; how to break shit in a more elaborate manner

termer: what about jetty

<DJChris> quantum study of mess

don't use jetty

why would you want to use Jetty unless you're doing really old JSP shit

but it's a java webserver and I thought you were married to java

no

also its the default for i2p

I'm married to good technology

o

if you're doing reverse proxying or serving static content, or doing PHP or whatever, use nginx

ok so you're non-committal I see

I exploit technology

hv-bridge: it just turns into fractals and you end up creating something, it's beautiful

exploitation is a strong word, but many don't know that it simply means to use something to it's potential

so when I say im exploiting my slaves, im simply doing the best for them

its*

termer: how different is nginx from apache if you were to compare them like fruit

software isn't fruit

ok just... this is what we call figurative language

good lookup performance comparisons

ok but like

a strawberry is sweet, like some species of apples; but never as sour as a pineapple you know?

Apache can handle less requests at the same time and uses more resources per request

yeah im seeing what you mean now, seems to the consequences of MPMs

to be the*

<DJChris> Yeah, it's a very apt analogy.

thorchain halted for 20 hours twitter.com/THORChain/status/1585715358568153089

is that a decentralized halting mechanism where all nodes agree to stop processing? :P

Now that's consensus.

Hello, how large is the blockchain directory of Monero CLI ?

yang2, blockchain is ~143Gb currently

thanks

hi, i get this error Failed to commit a transaction to the db: File too large

ext 4 , multi 100gb free, what is this?

on starting monerod

fsk99, you have free storage space?

Like, is your disk full?

avail 194G

for the dir where it has its storage dir .monero whatever

.bitmonero

yea

Error opening database: Failed to commit a transaction to the db: File too large

no idea then

sorry

yea :P np

Selling monero.win if anybody is interested... to make decent money it needs a substantial float amount and it's something I'm not willing to put up. For that reason, and others I've shut it down and would like to sell it.

Which tcp ports need to be open for monerod?

is this procedure that goes on syncing ok - paste.debian.net/plainh/f7dab49f

You're good

traced it to : syscall pwrite64 - EFBIG error with HUUUGE offset which is clearly out of filesize

i.e. its trying to write at 144 Petabyte

can i somehow start it with discarding open commits and refresh a little bit (but not the whole db) ?

I read the Monero website manual, but I didn't see any web/www monero wallets, do they exist ?

Looks like it's trying to save the ethereum chain.

But no, this sounds like "delete db and sync again".

fucking hell

;P

yang2: mymonero is a web wallet

mymonero.com ?

Yes.

ok thanks

is moneroworld.com dead?

seems

fsk99: You may want to keep your db in case hyc wants to have a look at it to see why it's that way.

ext4 ought not shoot the db up...

Where is the manual for monero CLI commands?

"help" in monero-wallet-cli

Then "help $X" for a particular command X.

ok

Might have a help_all or the like, IIRC help was pared down.

help all

moneromooo: i'll check out the log to see if i see what may have went wrong

hm i can't pinpoint it theres a huge number of std::runtime_error error exceptions and boost::wrapexcept<boost::bad_weak_ptr>

pretty much after the pointer exception it went to garbage spitting out file too large err

RIP monerworld.com, they hosted the first node I ever used