Root Access

bwDraco

00:02

HEDT has always been about pushing the limits of performance, at whatever cost.

Journeyman Geek

Hence me calling them a halo product

f1 cars are great advertising. Can't drive one to a grocery store ;)

Psycogeek

@ScumMaster Different sellers will offer different listings at amazon. ""Ordered item 3 times. Each time it was not new, nor factory sealed , nor in original packaging; differently and rather poorly packed each time. The disk and plugs showed signs of use. The 2nd time amazon assured me the next one would be new. No luck. I gave up after three tries. I don't see that it's up to me to test to see whether a returned item works as it should. For that I would look on ebay.""

So at least one person discovered that the seller might be dealing in "returns"

bwDraco

Meanwhile, an AMD Zen 8C/16T engineering sample runs at 3 GHz within a 95W envelope: eteknix.com/amd-zen-8core-engineering-sample-leaked

user187418

What about this one ? newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834321569

bwDraco

Though rumors, they seem to be matching Broadwell-E in performance per clock: techfrag.com/2016/04/02/first-amd-zen-benchmarks-leaked What I'm reading suggests Zen will be just short of Skylake IPC. If AMD gets this right, they could force Intel to drop the prices on their HEDT chips.

Intel has held a monopoly position at the far high end of the x86 spectrum and is free to charge as much as the market will bear, but AMD could change all that.

Only time will tell if Zen will actually deliver on its promises.

Michael Frank

00:13

@ScumMaster images17.newegg.com/is/image/newegg/34-321-569-Z08

That box looks... unhealthy.

user187418

yeah ...

bwDraco

Workstation board in disguise

What's the point of a C236 board for consumers?

C236 is a server/workstation chipset.

Michael Frank

@bwDraco ~~disguise~~ camouflage.

bwDraco

Gigabyte's branding really risks confusing consumers.

Journeyman Geek

@bwDraco market segmentation I suppose

people were throwing low end xeons into Z boards

IIRC the z170s don't actually support xeon

and in some cases a e3/e5 is a pretty good choice

bwDraco

00:28

It seems as if the motherboard manufacturers have been running contrary to Intel's strategy lately.

Journeyman Geek

Intel wants to segment out its chip market

motherboard makers want to differenciate themselves

bwDraco

Intel doesn't let Xeons run on consumer chipsets? Make consumer boards with workstation chipsets!

Intel doesn't allow non-K processors to be overclocked? Add a clock generator to bypass the processor/chipset restriction!

Michael Frank

Sounds like good business decisions.

MORE POWER!

Psycogeek

there are many flavors of xeons ? I run a xeon in one of the older Core2 quads, only because at the time it was the exact same price as a "consumer" quad of the same thing. Other than it supporting ECC (which the board itself did not) there was zero difference in speed or on-die cache quantity.

bwDraco

I'm getting the feeling that Intel and motherboard makers are at odds with each other for the Skylake generation. Intel is aggressively segmenting the market to try to maximize profits given that AMD has not been competitive, but the motherboard manufacturers aren't cooperating.

Perhaps Intel sees AMD as a growing threat and it wants as much money as possible now to try to stay ahead for the 10nm generation.

Psycogeek

00:33

There was also zero difference in ability to overclock it the same.

bwDraco

It's now or never for Intel. Get as much cash as you can before AMD steals it away when Zen comes out.

Michael Frank

@bwDraco Just wait until Microsoft starts with the Win10+ only for Skylake chips.

bwDraco

I see a flurry of lawsuits coming from Intel against ASRock et al. for enabling overclocking on non-K processors.

Feb 17 at 16:15, by bwDraco

> You agree not to release any Firmware, Microcode, or other functionality which enables the operation of any non-Unlocked Intel Processor outside of its published specifications, including operation in excess of its specified clock frequency.

Feb 17 at 16:05, by bwDraco

"In addition, we may pursue legal action to recover damages due to your violation of the [Intel chipset/motherboard agreement]."

Journeyman Geek

meh

Intel will just release microcode modifications to block that

sueing a major motherboard maker is silly

especially when asrock is iirc owned by asus

Psycogeek

yaaawwwn, then AMD can start suing all the manufactures of "pre-Overclocked" GPUS too, just to add to the fun.

The suing starts after someone actually begins to lose big money, they dont start loosing big money until people who "can afford it" Prefer to buy the lesser and pump it up. Most times the people who "can afford it" buy the better stuff even knowing they could get within a few percentages with the cheaper stuff.

CMDEmu

00:47

some websites wont load

eg, putlocker.com and dagobah.com

they timeout in the browser and when pinged

bwDraco

ASRock et al. keep finding ways to circumvent Intel's restrictions.

It's all fun and games until somebody gets sued for this.

ASRock was already coerced to remove SkyOC from its boards.

(and I'm not using the word "coerced" for no reason.)

I've lost faith in ASRock because they're not playing by the rules.

Mar 9 at 17:40, by bwDraco

I might just refuse to buy ASRock at this point. As noble a cause as you might consider it to be, I don't want to trust a motherboard manufacturer that seems to have an axe to grind with Intel.

It's not a matter of their removing SkyOC. It's their overt refusal to cooperate with Intel.

First it's SkyOC, now they're putting a dedicated clock gen to do BCLK overclocking on any chip.

Mar 9 at 17:45, by bwDraco

Sure, Intel may be imposing silly restrictions, but I'd rather get a motherboard from a brand I can reasonably expect to stand behind their products rather than one that might suddenly pull out of the market because Intel forced their hand.

Psycogeek

bclk overclocking started way way back, when it was called the FSB aka base clock, aka same freaking thing. As time has progressed intel detached various aspects of the cpu from this base clock, allowing the base to be varied without the rest (and the reverse). skylake just addded in one more detachment from the base.

Back in the previous one, it was the uncore aka the cache memory that intel allowed to be clocked seperate. Fact is many of the Wild hype overclocks you will see posted on the web are just the CPU. While some people say "cpu clocks are king" the cache clock is the queen, and the queen puts the king in check.

bwDraco

reddit.com/r/hardware/comments/49icpx/…

> ASRock is going to war with a company that has not been known to fuck around lightly.

Journeyman Geek

01:04

@bwDraco Asrock is essentially Asus' going nuts on things

So, no, at most intel will disable things with microcode updates, and everyone will be passive agressive as usual

bwDraco

I've said this several times already. ASRock is on very shaky ground here and is at risk of getting sued.

Sure, ASRock is part of Pegatron, which in turn is part of Asus, but ASRock is autonomous for the most part.

Psycogeek

@JourneymanGeek right intel will releace a "Investors Appeasment" patch because the news (from 1999) got outside of the overclocking community :-)

Journeyman Geek

Nope. No Sueage

Michael Frank

raindropcake.com

bwDraco

ASRock going "f--- you Intel, we're putting a dedicated clock generator on the board to enable overclocking anyway" is not going to end well.

Journeyman Geek

01:07

Yes, you have. I'm saying there's no real reason

Michael Frank

@bwDraco All Intel need to do is say something to the effect of "Use of our locked processor on these devices may void your warranty."

bwDraco

@MichaelFrank This has the real potential to eat into Intel's profits. Intel is not earning the premium it normally gets by only allowing K parts to be overclocked.

This is meritorious grounds for a lawsuit.

As greedy and evil as Intel may seem, this is not the right call for ASRock to make.

It's not merely a matter of whether Intel supports this under warranty. It's Intel's very bottom line that is impacted by this.

Psycogeek

@bwDraco what do you care? i thought you were going all ZEN now :-)

bwDraco

Because there is no real competition against Intel right now, they are not under pressure to enable overclocking on cheaper processors. Consumers can and will pay more for unlocked chips, assuming Intel enforces the restrictions on locked parts.

Sure, Zen could change all that, but this is the way things are right now.

Psycogeek

I think you should concentrate your efforts on whomever owns the patent on Icons, because there has been blatent misuses of them in many different OSes :-)

Michael Frank

01:14

@Psycogeek !!wat

Ehh... what is it?

bwDraco

!!/tell Psycogeek wat

ChatBot John Cavil

@Psycogeek i.sstatic.net/FuoyW.jpg

Michael Frank

!!tell 28757176 wat

ChatBot John Cavil

bwDraco

whoops.

Psycogeek

01:21

then would you believe the "Slider patent" mspoweruser.com/44258-2 probably invented around 1983

lets not forget the "ribbon" which existed in very similar forms in many different programs, before the lawyers , or programmers arguing about it were even born :-)

Psycogeek

01:38

imagine the number of computer "innovations" that possibly could have been patented and had costly (for the taxpayers) lawsuits inititated. That could have completely changed our present view of computers and software. From nickle and dime paying for the tons of things that were invented, or to visual and interactive changes avoiding and circumventing those.

bwDraco

I'm really not sure what to say at this point. I have work to do, see ya in a bit.

allquixotic

02:08

unlimitedville.com/plans

O_________O and it doesn't even seem to be too good to be true

Journeyman Geek

02:21

0_0

That went well

My mom has this old... erm... tone generator thing (electronic tambura?) Oldschool thing, wooden case, basic through hole electronics. Happened to have the part I needed to fix it

Bob

02:48

@allquixotic o.o

@allquixotic Depends what the speeds are, though.

@allquixotic Also, why do they have at least three different devices?

It's like the Freedom 251 all over again! :P

Journeyman Geek

lol

Psycogeek

03:02

Psycogeek

03:29

Michael Frank

@Psycogeek wooooow

Psycogeek

unfortunatly it only runs vista :-)

youtube.com/watch?v=DgA1QbEDbCI&feature=youtu.be found what might be the original video

allquixotic

04:04

@Bob apparently the speeds are unthrottled - the business plan is Sprint and the personal plan is T-Mo

wow, Stardock CEO replied twice to my post on the forums

(btw doesn't look like a scam rvmobileinternet.com/… )

Bob

04:33

@allquixotic link?

found it

bwDraco

04:53

0

Q: Assassin's Creed III crashes when it's using the NVIDIA GPU

I have a Lenovo Z470 notebook with theses specs: Windows 10 64-bit Version 1511 (OS Build 10586.164) Intel Core i5 2450M @ 2.50GHz Sandy Bridge 2047MB NVIDIA GeForce GT 630M with Optimus Technology 8GB RAM 465GB Seagate ST9500325AS (SATA) Hard disk has C:\ and D:\ partitions. Steam games are in...

Another victim of the faulty 364 drivers.

Journeyman Geek

06:07

reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/4dc3zf/…

powershell on linux (maybe?) ubuntu containers on windows? Mass hysteria, cats and dogs...

Bob

06:28

@JourneymanGeek lol

Psycogeek

Myself i just cant wait till programs come out that want me to install .net , python, visual studio, work also with powershell and need linux too..

Journeyman Geek

such cynicism ;p

It also means you can just detect OS, and run the same bash or powershell scripts everywhere

Psycogeek

well i aint typing that stuff , and providing another way to delete all my files, is not really that interesting to me.

typing big strings of blather that all have to be letter perfect, is like digging a hole with your hands, while leaning up against a shovel .

I am (in fact) looking forward to them putting all that into a GUI because it will be in windows, and typing it once correct for thousands of people will pay off in the long run.

Then i just push the freaking button.

Psycogeek

08:23

washingtonpost.com/business/… This gun that looks like a phone, should be banned . . . It doesnt even have bluetooth :-)

real assasins would probably prefer the original model (around 2006), with the extended clip.

Get the password wrong on this baby, and the people standing next to you get erased.

Leave it to blackberry users to try and do it better.

Bob

08:52

Bob

09:29

kurims.kyoto-u.ac.jp/~motizuki/…

ow my head

Journeyman Geek

09:48

@Bob going to try a trainer

that mission is too batshit crazy 0_0

Sticking a contruction yard up north DOES help slightly

Bob

10:07

@JourneymanGeek I'm almost there!

Legit too

Journeyman Geek

heh

I just used a money cheat

Its still fairly crazy

Bob

YES

My base is in shambles and my nexus is under half HP with a giant dreadnought on it, but VICTORY :D

@JourneymanGeek :(

:P

Got it on the first try today.

I think I have it figured out.

That's after most of my brute screen got destroyed :(

@JourneymanGeek So, you finished too? :P

Journeyman Geek

10:32

yeah

Even with cheats, that was nuts 0_0

Need to play that again, fair at some point

kerbalspacebecky

10:48

> PC users won't be forgotten, with 10nm-class DDR4 modules, ranging from 4GB for notebook PCs, to 128GB for enterprise servers, rolling out throughout 2016.

Meh.

Well, meh on the 4GB SO-DIMMs. That's ancient.

128GB LR/FB-DIMMs on the other hand...

Bearing in mind you need at least four per processor to get full performance, that's like, 1TB of RAM minimum in an E5-2xxx system.

Ooh Quantum Break is out today.

Journeyman Geek

._.

What's the advantage of a smaller process size?

lower power usage?

kerbalspacebecky

> From the outset these new memory chips are said to offer improved data rates and power efficiency over the previous 20nm-class memory chips. The new DRAM is capable of 30 per cent better performance, supporting data rates up to 3,200Mbps. Energy consumption benefits are also evident, but not quite as good, with 10 to 20 per cent less power consumed by the new chips. Samsung says it leveraged proprietary cell design technology, QPT (quadruple patterning technology) lithography, and ultra-thin dielectric layer deposition technology to produce the new chips.

Journeyman Geek

ahh

Psycogeek

11:08

the entire torah on the head of a pin you say bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-32446902 thats simply amazing . at least with Ram it comes with a reader :-)

kerbalspacebecky

11:29

Huh, looks like the EE 4GEE transmitter at my work just got upgraded, as I've gone from zero signal to full signal.

kerbalspacebecky

11:44

Rahul Basu

11:58

and i'm stuck at 8 mbps... :/

Bob

@kerbalspacebecky I need to see about getting me one of them cat11 pocket wifi things :P

@kerbalspacebecky read: Galaxy S8 will have 6 GB of RAM

Maybe even 8 :P

Nah, that's unlikely.

kerbalspacebecky

@Bob Why? Your phone's potentially capable of Cat 12/13 anyway

Bob

@kerbalspacebecky Cause I use a different network for data...

kerbalspacebecky

Ah

Bob

@kerbalspacebecky Also, didn't you say it was limited to cat 9 yesterday?

kerbalspacebecky

12:07

Dual-SIM it :-x

Bob

@kerbalspacebecky ...not the dual-SIM model :(

kerbalspacebecky

@Bob Rumours are the Note 6 will have 6GB.

Bob

@kerbalspacebecky smh.com.au/technology/technology-news/…

I think the last record was actually some 1.3 TB

That photo though :P

> "Some of our customers really do have a big appetite for data," she said.

> While one Telstra customer said they enjoyed even faster speeds than Szaszvari – up to 267Mbps downloading and 45Mbps uploading – others didn't have a good experience at all.

Heh. cat 11 will do me a whole lot of good (not)

kerbalspacebecky

> He connected his laptop to a Wi-Fi hotspot on his LG G4 phone, receiving average download speeds of around 180Mbps.

Bob

@kerbalspacebecky That's actually a good point, I could use my G4.

kerbalspacebecky

12:10

I suspect the Wi-Fi on his phone was the limiting factor there, and using a USB tether would have yielded higher speeds.

Bob

...except this is a full-size SIM

-_-

@kerbalspacebecky Hm. The G4 is capable of 802.11ac, but I don't know about the laptop.

802.11ac could potentially be a lot more bandwidth than USB 2.0 :P

kerbalspacebecky

@Bob Android to date has never allowed using 5Ghz for the WiFi hotspot.

Bob

Oh.

So basically the upper limit would be some 400-450Mbps on USB.

Journeyman Geek

Ahh Soviet Tank. Like Soviet Bear. Very Cuddly. Crush Puny Emperor in bear hug!

kerbalspacebecky

@Bob Earlier single-stream phones had a headline rate of 433Mbps on AC, and newest 2x2 AC phones have 866. On paper, not hugely different to USB 2, but far less than USB 3/USB-C

Bob

12:12

Hm. Was the Intel 535 one of the good SSDs or bad ones? :P

MLC 480 GB for $195 isn't bad either way.

Journeyman Geek

o0

kerbalspacebecky

To get 180Mbps download though he'd have to have been using 2x2 MIMO and HT-40 on the phone, which IIRC Android doesn't permit either, so I wonder what was going on exactly

Journeyman Geek

Yeah

Bob

@JourneymanGeek Apocalypse tank?

Journeyman Geek

@Bob pair of em ;p

Bob

12:13

@JourneymanGeek Needs more!

Journeyman Geek

One sucked in the emperior's oni, one shot at him

Bob

I had... 10? harbingers just then.

Then they activated a tech inhibitor and they all crashed :(

Journeyman Geek

Was getting reinforcements, but he couldn't stand the might of russian bear cuddles

Bob

you can see the massive dip in the unit graph :P

Journeyman Geek

Oh, this was the mission in japan

was tough until I tasked my commando to keep killing their commando

Bob

12:14

o.o

Journeyman Geek

yuriko can one shot kill any tank.

kerbalspacebecky

Hmm, wonder if there's any way of running strace on modern android

Journeyman Geek

also poisoned her twice, and killed her with an iron curtain once.

kerbalspacebecky

2

Q: How to use strace on Android?

I'm trying to use strace on Android platform. Since strace is not a default binary on Android, I downloaded an pre-built version on the website [here]. But when I tried to run it on a rooted device(Nexus 7) I got the following messages: "syscall: unknown syscall trap 0xe8bd8008" It seems the st...

android strace cross-compiling

Typical Stackexchange to the rescue

Bob

@JourneymanGeek And plane. Ow.

Journeyman Geek

12:17

yup

but natasha is VERY effective at schoolgirl hunting

Bob

12:31

@JourneymanGeek only if attacking

Journeyman Geek

yup

Bob

Tanya seems better on the defence, against infantry

Journeyman Geek

but attack is the best form of offence!

Bob

Yuriko is at both, against non-infantry

Journeyman Geek

@Bob I basically used her to neutralise Yuriko since she managed to wipe out my reserve, single handedly.

Russians have other things that work well against everything else

Bob

12:33

o.O

Terror done swarms work well iirc

Journeyman Geek

shoulda tried that

just contained her, and went after enemy resources and construction instead

also the start of that mission is hillarious

russians send in a huge airborn attack...

Bob

I can't even remember anymore

Journeyman Geek

of which only one conscript and a bear survive

and kill a fake emperor and get caught

Bob

...now I vaguely remember :P

allquixotic

@Bob did you ever take a look at Deserts of Kharak?

Andrew Smith

12:40

@kerbalspacebecky dont know what do you mean but I have answered question

Bob

@allquixotic um, not yet

Finished that aots mission, started soase, can't decide if I should just play rebellion or buy trinity...

Then played ra3 uprising for a bit

Speaking of... @allquixotic, would you say trinity is worth playing first?

allquixotic

SoaSE Trinity is just all the expansions together, I think

oh, nvm

Rebellion includes the other expansions

there are three expansions to Sins, and you can't have a newer expansion without also having the previous expansion. there's Entrenchment, Diplomacy, and Rebellion

if you have Rebellion, then you have the other two and shouldn't buy Trinity

Bob

12:58

@allquixotic does it include the campaigns too?

allquixotic

13:20

@Bob there are no campaigns for SoaSE

Bob

13:31

@allquixotic ...*oh*

@allquixotic So it's basically just skirmishes?

CMDEmu

14:01

anybody used grep for windows

Bob

Which one?

CMDEmu

Windows Grep 2.3

wingrep.com/download.htm

Bob

bleh. I used it once upon a time. command-line now, though. usually.

Huh, it hasn't been updated since then either.

Journeyman Geek

14:19

I use whatever flavour of grep that's in GOW

kerbalspacebecky

@AndrewSmith The huh?

@allquixotic Ooh, you play it?

allquixotic

@kerbalspacebecky yep, it rocks

@Bob yeah, but they're tactically more interesting skirmishes than any strategy game you've ever played before

Bob

Heh.

I'll take a look at Deserts after I finish Uprising again :P

Does that have a campaign?

allquixotic

yes, Deserts of Kharak's campaign is fantastic... pretty short, but like 4 times longer than AotS's campaign, and it has selectable difficulty levels, and easy is actually easy

fully voiced and the story is memorable

one of the best strategy game stories since C&C

you really need to play DoK for the story, and SoaSE for our Saturday/Sunday multiplayer sessions :P

Bob

lol

will do

Rahul Basu

14:32

I say, whatever fappened to Gems From SO?

dbo.dave

what ever happened to qasasdfasd

I have this gutt feeling that kerbalspacebecky is qasasdfasd in disguise

;p

Journeyman Geek

Why would you even think that?

No Its Becky

dbo.dave

Because he left around the same time she came.

=)

Did he go on vacation?

Journeyman Geek

adds @dbo.dave to the other list

dbo.dave

I hope that's not a bad list

Oh get this, I managed to get my 1 year old to learn his vowels.

#winning

He can speak them and recognize them.

@DavidPostill: I cant find any chat object definitions within the model on data.stackexchange...

Bob

14:56

lol.

@JourneymanGeek Uptising, I capped a MCY and now I'm getting a Yuriko... on the allies' side :D

@dbo.dave Chat's not part of the data dumps.

dbo.dave

@Bob: Yeah i know. Wish it was though.

sigh

DaveP wants me to write a query to aggregate running star counts across chat by name..

:]

CMDEmu

15:20

what does 'no network provider accepted the network path' error mean

in windows

grep cant seem to find it

Bob

...why do you expect to find it with a text search tool?

CMDEmu

because it is a string of text

maybe its compiled

Bob

...

CMDEmu

forget that

Bob

I get the feeling you're going about this with completely the wrong approach.

CMDEmu

15:28

what does the error mean

I get it often

Bob

There's this thing called Google, y'know.

2

CMDEmu

yeah

it happnes when I type an smb path in a run prompt

Bob

!!Tell CMDEmu google no network provider accepted the network path

ChatBot John Cavil

@CMDEmu manageengine.com/products/desktop-central/… ; serverfault.com/questions/100871/… ; blogs.technet.microsoft.com/networking/2009/10/20/…

djsmiley2k

@Bob to be fair the number of error messages, I've found, which don't relate to the error they are discribing, is terribad D:

but still, this isn't a good start to trouble shooting :D

Bob

15:33

@CMDEmu See, if you said that at the beginning that would have been useful.

I can't use my psychic powers to guess it was SMB-related. They outlawed psychics last year.

As it is, the list of services to check from the third result Cavil posted looks promising.

jokerdino

Nope, that doesn't work.

DavidPostill

http://chat.stackexchange.com/transcript/message/28652270#28652270
@dbo.dave

That Brazilian Guy

@Bob No psychic powers? Well, that's why you're not tech support!

jokerdino

ewww

HackToHell

15:51

It's too bloody hot here

sigh

HackToHell

16:09

Okay terrace is nice

But I can't touch type

.-.

This is going to be my hard intro to touch typing

coding in the dark

Tom Yan

Seems like I got luck (so far?) since 364.72 hasn't killed my nvidia card (yet?)

kerbalspacebecky

@dbo.dave The fyck?

dbo.dave

16:25

Lmfao

HackToHell

Are allowed to say fyck

fyck fycj guck

dbo.dave

fyckity fycktastic

jokerdino

17:02

Flagged

kerbalspacebecky

17:15

I need to write an Android app.... Where to start...

Where's Clippy when you need him...

jokerdino

I want to know how to write an Android app.

jokerdino

17:29

@that, can you translate this question? askubuntu.com/questions/754152/…

That Brazilian Guy

@HackToHell How many degrees is this "hot" you speak of?

@jokerdino Let me see

@jokerdino Done. I used gtranslate and fixed the most obvious mistakes (ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS!), it probably sounds kinda weird, but understandable (is that even a word?)

jokerdino

Thanks.

The title?

DavidPostill

"The problem I want to solve simply has to do with a sternum memory disk 500 GB I have. Inadvertently I sent everything to the dustbin (with an approximate content of 300 GB 5 years of information). I have Ubuntu 04.14 LTS and internally, I have installed the program "Disk Discovery Tool and partition scanner" but it does not open, making it impossible for me to make the recovery of all data even if, and of course in a way slow.
I ask why the interest and who know the proper procedures to solve the problem, which I thank you for all the available time and having my haste and eternal recogni…

Title is "Disk Discovery Tool and Partition Scanner"

@jokerdino

That Brazilian Guy

> sternum memory

jokerdino

@DavidPostill thanks

That Brazilian Guy

17:36

> I ask why the interest and who know

BAD GOOGLE TRANSLATE, NO CIRCULAR PASTRY FOR YOU!

Alex

I have problem in make a ssh tunnel layer 3, I'm stuck for several hours, would you please help me?

jokerdino

Thanks @That for your services. That's surely portuguese, right?

That Brazilian Guy

@jokerdino Yes, although probably not from Brazil

@Alex What do you mean by "a ssh tunnel layer 3"?

Alex

want to make a tunnel to route the traffic of a server to another server. I used ssh -w 0:0 [email protected] -p 202 true, PermitTunnel and PermitRootLogin is set on both of the servers but when I want to make the tunnel by above command , it dose not make the tun0 interface

jokerdino

@ThatBrazilianGuy what other options do I have?

That Brazilian Guy

17:44

@jokerdino Portugal, Africa, China...

jokerdino

China?

That Brazilian Guy

Macau

Macau (/məˈkaʊ/; 澳門; 澳门; "Bay gate"), also spelled Macao, officially known as the Macao Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China, is a special administrative region on the southern coast of the People's Republic of China. Macau lies on the western side of the Pearl River Delta across from Hong Kong, which is about 64 kilometers to the east, and it is also bordered by Guangdong of Mainland China to the north and the South China Sea to the east and south. With an estimated population of around 636,200 living in an area of 30.3 km2 (11.6 sq mi), it is the most densely populated...

jokerdino

ah, Vegas of the east.

Prasanna

@DavidPostill Hi

Alex

any idea about the problem I wrote about tunneling traffic through ssh(layer 3)

DavidPostill

17:47

@Prasanna Hi. Did you want something from me?

That Brazilian Guy

> As Portuguese Macau, it was administered by the Portuguese Empire and its inheritor states from the mid-16th century until late 1999, when it was the last remaining European colony in Asia under Portugal.[7][8] Portuguese traders first settled in Macau in the 1550s. In 1557, Macau was rented to Portugal from Ming China as a trading port.

> The Portuguese Empire administered the city under Chinese authority and sovereignty until 1887, when Macau became a colony. Sovereignty over Macau was transferred to China on 20 December 1999.

jokerdino

@Alex I dont do tunneling. sorry

Prasanna

Yes. I created a chat room chat.stackexchange.com/rooms/37957/…

Can you please join

That Brazilian Guy

@Alex Not only you exposed no problem, you also didn't answer requests for clarification.

@jokerdino What do you mean by that?

jokerdino

@ThatBrazilianGuy Macau is famous for gambling resorts.

@ThatBrazilianGuy he posted a 3 liner somewhere above

There were also small pockets of land under Portuguese control in India.

That Brazilian Guy

17:50

@jokerdino To me, it's famous for being "somewhere in China where people speak Portuguese"

Actaully, that's all I know about it

jokerdino

it's a bigger gambling spot than Vegas these days.

Alex

@That, I followed taos.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/… , "Establishing a layer-3 SSH VPN using "tun" devices" to make a proxy for my server, but when I use the command ssh -w 0:0 [email protected] -p 202 true but it stuck there and dose not terminate.

Prasanna

@DavidPostill Thanks for your time

That Brazilian Guy

@Alex Hm, sorry but this is more complex than my knowledge

Have you opened a question on SU about it?

Alex

yes

That Brazilian Guy

18:03

@Alex Paste a link here so other chat users can help

kerbalspacebecky

18:46

@Alex ... That's ... how ... it ... works....

Dave

18:56

I've seen a website, and I can't remember it. It shows earth in relation to space, and you have to scroll horizontally... and it goes on and on. Any idea what it was?

kerbalspacebecky

!!google It shows earth in relation to space, and you have to scroll horizontally... and it goes on and on

ChatBot John Cavil

@kerbalspacebecky joshworth.com/a-tediously-accurate-map-of-the-solar-system ; joshworth.com/dev/pixelspace/pixelspace_solarsystem.html ; css-tricks.com/how-to-create-a-horizontally-scrolling-site

kerbalspacebecky

Well that was hard

Dave

no, it wasn't that

It was something else

do you have a link @kerbalspacebecky

djsmiley2k

@Alex is it meant to terminate?

kerbalspacebecky

19:03

@djsmiley2k No

djsmiley2k

:D that's what i was thinking then

i'm not THAT dumb yet \o/

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Dave

it isn't google... d'oh, what was it. screw by brain

found it

I thoroughly recommend checking it out

CMDEmu

21:13

♬ oh this ol chat isn't what it used to be ♬

kerbalspacebecky

How would you know?

dbo.dave

21:31

Never heard that song before who sings it?

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