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allquixotic

00:05

@Bob I'm about to ask a stackoverflow question about the MSVC++15 compiler crashing when trying to include some protobuf-3.0 headers in my build

clang on macos works fine

It's not easy to build all the deps on Windows but I'll be providing a download (hosted on github if they let me) with a build including all the binaries and headers

Just to save someone a headache if they want to build on what I did or compile from source for some reason

Bob

00:31

@allquixotic O_O

want me to give it a shot?

where can I get said headers?

bwDraco

00:44

@allquixotic, did you see the Ryzen announcement?

allquixotic

@bwDraco ya

bwDraco

Finally, we have a competitive AMD \o/

allquixotic

Intel needs the Fear of Market Share Loss as a motivator again :)

Journeyman Geek

Oh, hell yes

allquixotic

if they're afraid enough they may end the Tick Tock Bullshit Bullshit Bullshit cycle and go back to Tick Tock again

Bob

00:51

@allquixotic 'cept they physically can't do the ticks every two years anymore

so it's either release a minor filler some years, or go a year without a release

they'll almost certainly stick with the former

Journeyman Geek

@allquixotic I was more thinking "cheaper enthusiast parts"

I do want to build either a new pc or storage box in a year or so ;p

Bob

did AMD announce a higher-clocked lower-core-count chip?

8c really is overkill for most things, but a fast/competitive 4c chip would be nice

Journeyman Geek

Not yet

it really feels like they just announced their 'halo' chip

> As expected, there will be several SKUs in the brand, although AMD is not releasing many details aside from the cache arrangement of the 8-core, thread chip (which we already knew was 4MB of L2 + [8+8] MB of L3 victim-cache), and that the base clock for the high-end SKU will be at least 3.4+ GHz.

sauce: anandtech.com/show/10907/…

allquixotic

01:12

@JourneymanGeek yeah, but with about a decade of AMD irrelevance, none of the modern compilers or libraries are really significantly optimized for AMD CPUs

Journeyman Geek

@allquixotic >_>

The coffee hasn't sunk in yet, but I'm not entirely seeing where that's relevant ._.

allquixotic

all I'm saying is, you can build a great CPU, but you can't just waltz in at the 11th hour with a good chip and expect to win -- the real world perf will struggle if stuff isn't optimized for your CPU

Journeyman Geek

ah!

but what I was trying to say is "there's a lower end chip, but they haven't released details" ;p

allquixotic

the costs of various CPU instructions in most performance-sensitive code (like v8) is probably tuned to expect the performance profile of a modernish (Nehalem or later) Intel CPU

AMD may support the same instructions but I doubt they'll be able to mimic Intel's performance profile exactly without stealing their IP

some stuff will be faster, some slower

Journeyman Geek

Or licencing it. Say in exchange for video card IP? ;p

allquixotic

01:15

and in a performance sensitive library you have to select instructions out of multiple ways of coding something

Journeyman Geek

@allquixotic eh, I'm not even thinking performance yet ;p

allquixotic

@JourneymanGeek one can dream

future Core i7-????R with an on-chip Polaris IGP and a gig of eDRAM

yes please

Journeyman Geek

lol

I do hope this is AMD's near pentium M moment

Even if they get caught less offguard by it.

bwDraco

Sorry, was AFK.

Yeah, they're still going to need quite a bit of optimization work.

It does look like they finally have a competitve solution, in terms of performance and efficiency.

!!> 36 * 1024

ChatBot John Cavil

@bwDraco 2

bwDraco

01:25

Uh, what?

Bob

I should change that to 42

bwDraco

Unfreeze this, please

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Ben N

@bwDraco That feature was stubbed out after people froze it with infinite loops

bwDraco

Hmm. I thought it was fixed?

Ben N

Room unfrozen

bwDraco

01:27

Great, thanks.

Bob

@BenN in theory they were run in a service worker and never should've caused issues in the first place

but... yea.

I blame pjs

Ben N

Hmhm, I think I could throw up a bot that can do arbitrary arithmetic safely

Bob

@BenN 1000!

Ben N

:|

Bob

lol

anyway, service worker had a timeout that didn't work, probably cause pjs sucks

and the correct fix is to run a proper browser via xvfb

Journeyman Geek

01:35

._.

I swear my mom pops in within 30 seconds of me putting on my headphones to ask me something.

3

allquixotic

02:03

@JourneymanGeek YUP

Journeyman Geek

ah, its a mom thing ;p

bwDraco

My mother is just like this.

Bob

02:23

WIN32_LEAN_AND_MEAN

Ben N

Relevant Old New Thing: Where did WIN32_LEAN_AND_MEAN come from?

Bob

@BenN I appear to have that open in a tab :P

it's still the default in a library project in vs2015

CausingUnderflowsEverywhere

sounds familiar

Journeyman Geek

03:11

theage.com.au/national/public-service/…

Ow

tho, a petabyte isn't really all that much these days

Dog

03:24

Woooo, the bus lanes in Cities Skylines finally work

Having being completely broken for the first six months...

At the beginning if you built a road with a bus lane, literally all traffic except busses tried to pile into the one bus lane leaving the rest of the road empty

Which was so ludicrously broken it wasn't even funny

Journeyman Geek

You say broken, I say realistic

Dog

Most people here don't drive in bus lanes, even when they're supposed to

Instead, most traffic including busses use the main non-bus lane

Bob

03:54

@JourneymanGeek welp.

a petabyte, though? methinks someone was storing porn on it and accidentally rm -rf'd a bit too much

Skyler

04:14

speaking of petabytes

everybody go around and say what is the largest computer system you guys have been on (storage wise)?

if you are so inclined

Journeyman Geek

Half a petabyte

Something like 9 36 disk arrays

bwDraco

A bit of a bizarre experiment regarding my external SSD: I've been playing around with using it as swap space for my tablet (using root, of course). It works, but performance isn't great (not unexpected) and the power consumption (SoC load + USB) is very high, hence the Y-cable order.

I know disconnecting the SSD without removing it correctly (swapoff and eject) will crash the system so I'm trying to be very careful.

An experiment with how many apps I can open at once without least recently used apps closing automatically.

bwDraco

04:38

Seems to choke when an app fails to suspend properly, hogging RAM (I'm looking at you, Farm Heroes Saga, continuing to play music even after switching to another app), but it's surprisingly effective (managed to put 1.3 GB into the swapfile with 20+ apps in Recents).

Alright then. Good night/$TIME_OF_DAY.

Skyler

@JourneymanGeek not bad not bad

9.7 petabytes here

excluding whatever they have on tape of course

speaking of storage guys, i have an ssd ive left alone for a few years, friend forgot to pick it up so i figured ill just reformat it. Since he broke id lent him the laptop the ssd was in I figured its fair. But so far that disk has not been able to properly install an OS on the other laptops I've tried it on

how could i test to see if the ssd is kapput

Journeyman Geek

05:24

@Skyler oh, we had a giant tape ... thing

that was just 'in use' storage, and we weren't the main studio

Skyler

@JourneymanGeek what type of work was this cluster used for?\

Journeyman Geek

@Skyler lots of nfs shares, mix of centralised application storage, and video

I used to work for a fairly medium sized VFX studio

Alan Watch

how to find out no. of physical and logical cores in GPU along with its frequency?

CPU-Z doesn't show these stats

Bob

there's no concept of "physical and logical cores"...

Skyler

05:46

@JourneymanGeek thats exactly the type of place i was picturing given the storage

Journeyman Geek

@AlanWatch wmic get caption,NumberofCores,NumberofLogicalProcessors,CurrentClockSpeed

Well not really caption but meh

play around with WMIC

Brian D

06:02

@allquixotic That's men in a rocking chair.

Bob

@JourneymanGeek he said GPU

Journeyman Geek

._.

"CPU-Z dosen't show these stats"

Bob

the whole idea of having different numbers of physical and logical "cores" (HT, etc.) is very much a CPU thing...

Journeyman Geek

in which case he's using the wrong tool?

Bob

@JourneymanGeek he's looking for the wrong information

no tool will tell him what he wants because what he wants doesn't exist

Journeyman Geek

06:04

That too

Bob

and it's really a better idea to just treat a GPU as a black box anyway

Kleo Bercero

Quick question, I encountered this on a arduino sketch: // Replace [0x@@,0x@@] with your open port (e.g. 65535 = 0xFF,0xFF). How did 0xFF,0xFF become 65535, or is it 0xFF*0xFF = 65,025?

Bob

it's not consistent across manufacturers. not necessarily even across different generations from the same manufacturer

@KleoBercero 0xFF is one byte. 0xFF,0xFF probably refers to a pair (array, list, tuple, etc.) of bytes.

the thing about data is it has no intrinsic structure

if you read it as a pair of bytes (two 8-bit values), you get 0xFF, 0xFF

if you read it as a single 16-bit value, you get 0xFFFF

if you read it as a single 32-bit value, you get 0x0000FFFF or 0xFFFF0000 depending on endianness

in C, uint8_t foo[2] = { 0xFF, 0xFF }; would store the exact same data in memory that uint16_t foo = 0xFFFF; would

Kleo Bercero

Here is the line on the sketch:
Keyboard.print("[0x@@,0x@@,0x@@,0x@@],0x68,0x02,0x00,[0x@@,0x@@],0");

Bob

I don't do arduino code *shrug*

I can explain the generic concept to you, but Arduino code specifically gets a big *shrug* from me

Journeyman Geek

06:11

@KleoBercero you might get a better answer from a more specialist chat or site

Bob

@JourneymanGeek well, if the question is "how might 0xFF, 0xFF be interpreted as 65535?", I've already explained... if the question is "what does this arduino code do?", that's entirely different -_-

Journeyman Geek

@Bob Also, er. my usual grumpiness about random questions.

Bob

oh, fyi, 0xFFFF unsigned is equal to 65535 in base 10. bleh.

Journeyman Geek

and that ;p

Bob

06:31

#error "This code is not designed to be compiled with a C++ compiler."

fack

Kleo Bercero

@JourneymanGeek and @Bob thank you for your time and suggestions guys :*

Bob

07:21

@allquixotic so I have statically linked libsox working only to find out it requires fmemopen to use memory sources and destinations. fmemopen is a posix thing. urk.

Bob

07:35

there is a nasty "solution" of using a named pipe :P

Dave

Hi Bob, how are you

Andy K

08:48

hi folks

quick question

I did the following script

for dos

set timestamp=%date:~-10,2%%date:~-7,2%%date:~-4,4%_%time:~0,2%%time:~3,2%

echo %timestamp%

rename D:\costing\log\*.log *.

rename D:\costing\log\* *_%timestamp%.log

yesterday, it was working fine

today

this part rename D:\costing\log\* *_%timestamp%.log is no longer working

I have the error

Syntax command is incorrect.

how come?

Journeyman Geek

09:46

hm.

Starting a question with dear stackoverflow users is not a good idea on superuser ;p

Andy K

10:11

I found out my issue

most likely an issue with the hour

I changed my script to pad a zero with the hour digit is singe 9AM

if "%time:~0,1%" == " "  (set hour=0%time:~1,1%) else (set hour=%time:~0,2%)

set timestamp=%date:~-10,2%%date:~-7,2%%date:~-4,4%_%hour%%time:~3,2%

RGG

Please give me single line answer: askubuntu.com/questions/860511/…

Andy K

@rgg this is not the ubuntu chat

DavidPostill

@AndyK This not a forum :)

Bob

@Dave not bad, not bad. you?

Andy K

yeah chat, I mean chat @DavidPostill ;)))

Journeyman Geek

10:19

sigh

@RGG No

!!no

ChatBot John Cavil

Andy K

!!no

ChatBot John Cavil

Journeyman Geek

(Also, if people keep coming here just for quick questions, I'll get crotchety. I would very much like to avoid the worst aspects of tech IRC)

!!hv

ChatBot John Cavil

Andy K

10:27

lmao @JourneymanGeek

Journeyman Geek

for some odd reason I have had this stuck in my head the past few days youtube.com/…

MaSu's a band I like so, its not that bad

Bob

10:59

@JourneymanGeek bit different, but I like this one :P youtube.com/watch?v=JPRPOL5OFSA

also I don't think I've ever seen "MaSu" before but the guy who posted that video called them that too o.O

so that's twice in 10 mins

Journeyman Geek

11:17

@Bob This would be a more obvious choice for being stuck in my head youtube.com/watch?v=h14onw54dgw

or maybe youtube.com/watch?v=O8CsM96SEtM

djsmiley2k

11:54

I once had will smith's tv' programs theme tune in my head

i refuse to tname it because for some odd reason i can never recall the name

Journeyman Geek

Fresh Prince?

djsmiley2k

and by stuck in my head, i mean every time i wasn't thinking of something inperticular, for 3 months, it'd just start playing

yes, that

Journeyman Geek

Those are not the worst things to be stuck in my head.

Oh, that's exactly what I mean by stuck in my head

djsmiley2k

i would wake up in the morning, and instantly .... in west philiadalphia, born and raised...

in the end I sat on youtube and put it on repeat for about an hour

that fixed it.

Journeyman Geek

Yeah, that's typically what I do

Other than a few songs which I'd rather shoot myself in the head than listen to

for example, I once heard the ketchup song in carrefour....

Its the glitter of earworms

djsmiley2k

12:02

cept i seem to have broken it

it won't actually stay in my had now

the name of hte program

weird eh

Journeyman Geek

lol

Dog

12:29

Ketchup song? :O

Journeyman Geek

12:43

Yes

I'm pretty sure if you're the hair shirt and bed of broken glass sort and actually love pain, it's trivial to find

Bob

Oliver Salzburg

@Bob It would be a start to not crop the image like that :\

djsmiley2k

13:03

las ketchup?

like.... 2009 or something?

Las Ketchup - Asereje (The Ketchup Song) (Official Video)

►

Burgi

we won the quiz last night! :)

djsmiley2k

pub quiz?

Burgi

yeah

Journeyman Geek

@djsmiley2k yes, that terrible thing

Burgi

pub quizzes aren't terrible

djsmiley2k

13:11

@Burgi yey

Burgi

Journeyman Geek

@Burgi what @djsmiley2k linked.

Burgi

ah

Journeyman Geek

If you value your sanity, don't listen to it

Burgi

what sanity?

djsmiley2k

13:22

im already broken

Journeyman Geek

Its the music I would play when fighting an eidritch monstrocity, since its probably more sanity-breaking.

Burgi

13:40

ugh.... i've delayed long enough

afk to get my hair cut :(

Dog

Lol

allquixotic

anyone ever used codereview.stackexchange.com?

Dog

!!taytaytaylovesyouguys

ChatBot John Cavil

Bob

@allquixotic as an answerer? yup. asker? uhhh.

DavidPostill

13:53

yay. capped ;p

Journeyman Geek

Nice ;p

That CPU id HNQ right?

DavidPostill

Yep. Was already answered in the question ... weird - I just confirmed it with a source ...

Journeyman Geek

HNQs are odd ;p

allquixotic

@Bob trying to understand if it'd be on-topic to ask for a code review of kynnaugh-cc

but before I do, I'm going to add some comments and documentation to the code (already added licensing) and more unit tests

that way people don't just complain "NO TESTS!" and run away

imagines "run away" spoken in JMG's accent from our Sins games

Journeyman Geek

@allquixotic is their chat any active?

;p

I do not have an accent. ;p

I apparently have MANY accents.

I'm freezing the blog room.

I have no idea why people keep going in there to ask questions 0_0

allquixotic

14:01

@JourneymanGeek it's about 50% as active as RA, which isn't too good

Bob

@allquixotic I think they prefer more limited snippets

Journeyman Geek

@allquixotic we're pretty active no? ;p

allquixotic

@Bob my four .cpp files that I coded by hand are just around 500 SLOC (counting whitespace and lines with just a { or })

@JourneymanGeek we are, but half as active as RA isn't good

bwDraco

roar

Journeyman Geek

@allquixotic other than AUGR, this is the most active public room I'm in.

allquixotic

14:03

@JourneymanGeek agreed, same, the only really active chat that isn't RA is probably on chat.stackoverflow

Bob

@allquixotic sorry, I only drop by now and then... don't really know their rules too well :\

from the asking side anyway

they're active enough on their meta

@allquixotic they won't complain about lack of tests

@allquixotic afaict they tend to review code, not the system

i.e. code correctness, style, etc.

Bob

14:30

if i were a nature documentary narrator

►

That's a !!caat moment right there :P

bwDraco

meow

Rahul2001

Hi!

Journeyman Geek

14:44

Hi

Bob

H

Journeyman Geek

i

DavidPostill

.

Burgi

turns out that barbers shut on wednesday afternoons...

i've been to 4 or 5 and they were all shut

Journeyman Geek

lol

djsmiley2k

14:56

o_O

i remember finding like 3 chinese resturants I liked were all closed on a tuesday

that was a sad tuesday

Bob

@allquixotic meta.codereview.stackexchange.com/questions/60/…

Dog

!!caaaat

ChatBot John Cavil

Dog

!!giphy cat

ChatBot John Cavil

Burgi

15:06

thats not going to get annoying...

> this one's probably worth a shot, since it seems to have already passed the Furiosa test.

what is the furiosa test?

Dog

Dammit changing my mods to fix the game made my savegame unloadable

This is probably one of the biggest downsides to games like Cities and KSP, where there's a huge modding community and the game keeps getting aweseome free updates

Burgi

oh you became a dog again

Dog

Things keep breaking because of mods not being maintained or new features coming around :-(

DavidPostill

@Burgi calvin.edu/chimes/2015/11/09/…

Dog

Every time a new update/DLC comes along I basically have to start again from scratch

DavidPostill

15:09

Named after Furiosa, a character (and arguably the main character) of 2015's Mad Max: Fury Road, the Furiosa Test is a simple standard for to judge a piece of media's feminist qualities. It passes if:

It causes misogynists to boycott it

Dog

@Burgi What do you mean, I've always been a ~~dog~~ cat

Burgi

heh ;)

DavidPostill

geekfeminism.wikia.com/wiki/Media_test

A media test, also known as a critique test, is a means by which reviewers of media works may test the relevance or utility of a film or other narrative work.

Many of the tests here are meant to critique the prevalence or bias of writers to standard tropes involving suspect classes of society, such as gender, skin color, ablement or sexual orientation.

In the case of feminist media tests, the goal is to evaluate perceived imbalances in the depiction of women and gender relations in both fiction and nonfiction creative works.

XKCD

While there's no formal regulation, it turns out their industry group is NOT one you want mad at you.

Dog

16:02

Funny how mods work better when they're not disabled

Nonetheless mods still crash your game even if they are disabled, heck some do even if they're uninstalled

Gdarn it

Ben N

Might the problems have something to do with the .NET GAC?

Sometimes the exception you got yesterday can be caused by things going on with the GAC, says Stack Overflow

bwDraco

16:33

So, let's have a look at the implications of AMD's Ryzen announcement yesterday.

DavidPostill

zzzzzzzzzzzzzz

bwDraco

It looks like AMD is delivering 95-110% of the performance of i7-6900K with their new 8C/16T part running at 3.4 GHz, boost disabled.

Consider that this is an engineering sample and that Lisa Su has stated that engineers are still working on optimizing it.

Coupled with small process improvements at GloFo, I suspect the chips will launch at 3.5-3.6 GHz base, with Precision Boost going up to 3.7-3.8 GHz on all cores and 3.9-4.2 GHz on one or two cores.

AMD is already hitting some very good clock speeds, and given that AMD has completely redesigned their uarch while Intel's has stagnated (zero IPC improvement going from Skylake to Kaby Lake), AMD's Zen architecture probably has more room to grow.

I think Intel will respond with a revised version of the i7-6900K (i7-6910K?) with a clock speed bump and possibly a slight drop in price. I doubt Intel will want to price it below $800, while AMD will probably be happily selling these chips at $500-600.

DavidPostill

!!doge looks like, consider, suspect, probably, I think, I doubt

ChatBot John Cavil

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                        much  I think
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DavidPostill

16:48

In other words all guessing games :)

bwDraco

It's really speculation at this point, but all signs point to a bright future for AMD.

allquixotic

17:29

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Q: Raw PCM to FLAC conversion using QtGstreamer in C++

This is part of my kynnaugh-cc TeamSpeak 3 plugin implementing speech recognition for deaf/hearing-impaired users. One of the self-contained classes in my code has the job of converting incoming PCM samples from TeamSpeak into FLAC format for transmission to the Google Cloud Speech API. The Cloud...

bwDraco

17:43

Hang on. I'm dealing with a phishing scam email, trying to report it.

This is the most realistic phishing attempt I've seen so far.

Email was sent through Dynect; following the instructions at dyn.com/reporting-abuse

> The address [email protected] has been successfully unsubscribed

Faaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaake.

(testing a random email address on the unsubscribe site; there doesn't seem to be any directly malicious content on the site as it consists of no JS, inline or otherwise, according to my browser's dev tools)

Mokubai

@bwDraco Taken bloody long enough, might still be too little too late though. AMD have languished so long that in the gaming arena at least Intel and Nvidia are thoroughly dominating.

bwDraco

Mokubai

I've just bought a machine and I didn't even consider AMD to be vaguely viable for a high performance rig

bwDraco

Mokubai

Their console market has given them some breathing space and comfort to do a lot of work in the background without really needing to compete on the desktop.

Though as everyone keeps saying, "the desktop is dead"...

DavidPostill

17:53

@bwDraco Not that realistic. It's not https for a start. What did the original spam look like?

bwDraco

I would rather not load the images into the email.

allquixotic

@Mokubai The desktop (or at least, the full-fat, x86, workstation or 15" size laptop) isn't going anywhere. Not until knowledge workers in businesses can do their work on an iPad or Android device. And that may never happen.

The market just isn't growing. The same companies that replace their machines every 4-5 years will continue doing so.

Companies with shareholders like to service growing markets. But there's a lot of existing revenue to be captured in the desktop space.

Some (idiots) conflate "not growing" to "dead".

2

Hell, it's even extremely profitable. It's just that your profits are only going to increase approximately at the same rate as the GDP.

Mokubai

@allquixotic Well, yeah. In the enterprise where you need CAD, Data mangling and complex tasks the desktop is king, but in the home market it's necessity has largely been removed.

I like my console, but for gaming that looks good and fluid and fast nothing can beat a well kitted desktop.

That Brazilian Guy

@Mokubai In the Brazilian home market, PC is dying because of the smartphone. Ar least according to news reports

djsmiley2k

@Mokubai but how many people are actual gamers

who have room for a desktop

20 somethings can't afford a house

and 40 somethings can't afford the desktop XD

Mokubai

18:00

@djsmiley2k In that case it's awesome that I'm in between those two groups.

That Brazilian Guy

Not only room, but $. Specially in Brazil

@Mokubai Most of this room is.

Mokubai

\o/

That Brazilian Guy

@Rahul2001and @BenN should get off our collective lawn, and then we all should get off @DavidPostill's lawn.

bwDraco

@DavidPostill Abuse reported to Dyn (appears to be sent through their email delivery service).

@Mokubai Yup.

@Mokubai I've actually been doing more web browsing on my phone and tablet than before.

Mokubai

I should probably get a decent monitor at some point, but 4k seems so.... unnecessary...

DavidPostill

18:06

@ThatBrazilianGuy Hehe. I don't have a lawn. But if I did you would all be welcome on it! :)

Mokubai

@bwDraco Well yeah, in the morning before work I check the internet on phone/tablet because to fire up the PC would be an insane 500+W monster when a 3W phone does the job.

bwDraco

@Mokubai Not exactly, but an office desktop can easily use 20-50W for day-to-day use (including monitor).

Gaming PCs in a lightly loaded state can still use close to 100W (also including monitor).

Mokubai

It's still a sledgehammer to drive in a nail when a toffee-hammer would do the job.

Use the right tool for the job.

bwDraco

My gaming laptop needs about 20W idle and 40-50W with my usual peripherals attached for everyday productivity and web browsing use.

Mokubai

I have no idea what the idle draw of this thing is. Probably better than the old machine.

bwDraco

18:10

My tablet, on the other hand, needs only 2-6W (occasionally more due to load) for everyday use.

Besides, you don't need a PC to even print any more. Most major printer manufacturers provide some means to print from mobile devices. I've successfully printed to HP and Epson printers from both my phone and tablet.

Mokubai

@bwDraco When the stupid printer actually decides to use the Wifi. I regularly have to reset that damn thing.

bwDraco

@Mokubai My HP Officejet Pro 8630 doesn't have any issues with wireless printing.

I routinely send print jobs to it over the network. The only time I've had to hook up a USB cable was when we moved in our new home and did not have a working home network yet (had to tether from my phone).

Mokubai

I think the few replacement routers over the last year have made it a bit... quirky.

bwDraco

@Mokubai I have a NETGEAR Nighthawk X4S (R7800). Thankfully, it doesn't seem to have this vuln (but will take any firmware update to improve security).

Mokubai

Hmmm. Now that I don't need it the thing is sitting there, happily on the network, saying "Who? Me?"

djsmiley2k

18:17

w

HackToHell

@Rahul2001 Did you post your ssh public key ? I think I might have missed it

That Brazilian Guy

@DavidPostill Yay free BBQ on account of @DavidPostill!

HackToHell

whoa, count me in @ThatBrazilianGuy

\m/

That Brazilian Guy

@HackToHell I know a girl who posted her private key...

Rahul2001

@HackToHell I don't have one xD

I've never used SSH

Skyler

18:45

@XKCD i love how he's wearing the french hat

bwDraco

Someone got bitten by TLC NAND limitations: amazon.com/review/R39T3USR44NUXK?ie=UTF8&ASIN=B013J7P7SK

pcworld.com/article/2998497/storage/…

Mokubai

@bwDraco "I only run benchmarks because I don't actually want to use the things I pay money for and don't care if they have some algorithm that means that they need time to recover after running days of nothing but benchmarks"

It was fast, then you basically made it run 500km in an hour you git.

bwDraco

People don't understand the limitations of SLC-buffered TLC NAND.

Mokubai

People don't understand that technology is a whole raft of compromises and intelligent design.

@bwDraco You'd know where to find this: what type of NAND is in a PM951 SSD?

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