Since elm successfully compiled on Rocky8, I decided to try metamail. It successfully compiled as well and is now installed and linked into elm.

Also, this is a reminder that friendica.eskimo.com, hubzilla.eskimo.com, mastodon.eskimo.com, yacy.eskimo.com, and manjaro.eskimo.com will all be going down for probably around six hours tonight in order to replace the motherboard.

The motherboard that is presently installed has two dead memory slots so a quarter of our system memory is not recognizable on that machine.

I'm trying to build a lemmy node from scratch. Unfortunately, I am not knowledgeble in Rust, so I dunno how to fix an error I am getting when attempting to compile pict-rs, the embedded picture store.

Compiling pict-rs v0.4.0
error[E0310]: the parameter type `F` may not live long enough
--> /root/.cargo/registry/src/index.crates.io-6f17d22bba15001f/pict-rs-0.4.0/src/lib.rs:1219:5
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1219 | HttpServer::new(move || {
| ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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| the parameter type `F` must be valid for the static lifetime...
| ...so that the type `F` will meet its required lifetime bounds
|
help: consider adding an explicit lifetime bound

I've got like ten of these and it results in the compile not completing, and
since I know zero rust, I don't know how to fix. Any advice?

In the long term we have to get away from fossil fuels, not because there isn't plenty of carbon to burn and not because even doubling the CO2 in the atmosphere would not represent the existential crises the money changes would like you to believe it is, but because the nature of all extractive technologies is that they become increasingly expensive because first you go for the most concentrated and easy to get at ores and as you exhaust those you go to increasingly diluted and increasingly difficult to get at ores, and because our future prosperity depends upon being able to continue to increase our use of energy.

Wind and solar are not viable replacements because they are dilute and intermittent. They require way too much land as well as too many exotic and difficult to recycle materials and at the same time they do not provide the reliable energy we need. They can to some degree be a part of the mix but they can not replace fossil fuels.

Two renewable sources of energy which can to a degree are hydroelectric and geo-thermal, but hydro-electric is already largely tapped out and geo-thermal is expensive except in a handful of locations where heat is very near the surface. But new drilling techniques may change this and even now there are locations where heat is very near the surface, such as Yellowstone, that we could but are not tapping.

The most viable short-term energy source is nuclear fission, and in the longer term nuclear fusion but the technology for nuclear fusion is not yet viable and the way we are currently doing nuclear fission would be a disaster if we scaled it as is, however there is a solution to all of nuclear problems in form of molten salt breeder reactors. Molten salt reactors, in general, are inherently safe and do not pose any of the dangers of boiling or pressurized water reactors. The fast spectrum breeder versions of these reactors further can burn much more abundant fuels such as U-238 or Thorium-232 which in breeder can be bread into Pl-239 or U-233 which is fissionable. A fast spectrum breeder reactor can also burn up ALL of the actinide (heavier than Uranium) waste from existing reactors, and this is the stuff that is a long term hazard, the fission products represent about a 300 year problem and if you burn up the actinides this is all you have left.

Further because the fuel is liquid in these reactors and fission products are extracted in real-time, many medically and industrially useful short-lived radio-isotopes can be extracted. And because the fission products are continuously removed, they do not poison the reaction so the reactor can be continuously fueled, ever requiring downtime for re-fueling, and because they are removed, when the reaction is shut down, there is not ongoing heat production from their decay, unlike water based reactors.

Because these reactors do not use water as a coolant, they do not need to be located near large bodies of water. Because they aren't pressurized, they do not need an expensive containment vessel, and because the physics make them self-regulating there is no danger of a run-away reaction or of anything disasterous happening if either cooling is lost or control is lost. If we are going to scale nuclear energy, and I don't believe we really have a choice, then fuel use efficiency, not generating million year waste we can't contain, and inherent safety is something we NEED to have in our reactor fleet.

I am moving eskimo.com domain to a new registry. I have some issues doing this in that my name servers are in the same domain presently. This is problematic as it creates a circular resolution problem where to resolve a name server address here, say ns1.eskimo.com, you first need to access the name server to get the IP address of ns1.eskimo.com but since you don't yet have the IP address you can't get it.

This is presently resolved by the use of glue records. These are records maintained in the upstream name servers that resolve our name servers to physical IP addresses to get around this circular resolution problem. And in the beginning there was only one registry, Network Solutions, so this was okay but today there are multiple and Network Solutions will eliminate the glue records the instant they release the domain but the new registry might take several days to get it in their database during which time we have no glue records.

This is no good, so what I have done is placed a DNS server in another domain which I own, yellow-snow.net, and it will be one of eskimo.com's name servers, however web.com's website for changing the DNS records is not working so I have to wait for their team to change it for me. So we are holding off moving the domain, this may happen this weekend or next depending upon their timing. Anyway wanted to make you aware of that potential interruption.

Another potential interruption is that I am going to be replacing the CPU on this server, currently an I9-10900x which is 10 cores, to a I9-10980xe which is 18 cores, upgrading the CPU cooler fan from one that maxes at 1500 RPM to one that maxes at 3000 RPM to help dissipate the huge amount of heat these CPUs generate, and I'm replacing the RAM which is currently 8x32GB sticks with 4x64GB sticks, and the reason for this is that this CPU has difficulty driving two sticks per channel, just not enough drive current requiring that I slow memory down, but to feed 18 cores I want this memory I/O to be as fast as possible.

So probably next weekend there will be a period where this site is down for that hardware upgrade, but the end result should be faster performance.

With the world-wide support for Marxism, all I can think about it is that people don't know history.

I grew up in Seattle just a couple of miles south of this location. This crap did not happen 45 years ago. And now the infection is spreading North to Shit, er Shoreline where I presently live. They are turning up light rail and that's going to bring all the hooligans to our neighborhood.

I grew up just about a mile East of what is now Hookersville Seattle, and it's really sad to me to see what has become of my home town. When I grew up, hookers advertised in some specialized Seattle newspapers, they didn't walk the streets, and the streets also weren't filled with garbage, homeless camps, and human feces.

So how the fuck did we get to where we are today? Isn't the US law banning Tic-Tok exactly this?

I'm not 100% in agreement with Copenhagen Atomics, although I agree a molten salt reactor is a much better design, I don't believe a thermal spectrum reactor is the best, the nuclear cross-section of thorium and many other even (fertile) transuranics is larger often for fast neutrons than thermal. And there is the issue of the moderator. Thermal reactors require a moderator and deuterium is better than protinium (regular hydrogen) in as much as it is more resistant to absorbing neutrons but water, whether light water or heavy water is chemically unstable in the face of heavy neutron bombardment and breaks down into hydrogen or deuterium and oxygen. Then if these build up faster than re-combiners can re-combine them, you can get a hydrogen explosion, this is what blew up the reactors in Fukushima.

So I am more in favor of the two salt fast breeder reactors as advocated by Kirk Sorenson. By not involving water the risk of a hydrogen explosion is eliminated and the reactor doesn't have to operate under pressure. Both of these factors make the reactor much safer AND more efficient. Plus a fast neutron spectrum can transmute virtually all of the fertile transuranics into fissile and then burn them leaving only fission products as waste. Unlike the transuranics, the fission products have a short half life and will be back to or below the radioactivity level of the original ore by 300 years, turning a million year waste disposal issue into a 300 year issue and one of much lower volume.

I'm 65, a "boomer", and so forgive me if I am utterly disgusted with the total lack of work ethic that millennials have. In my view Elon Musk has the proper understanding of the world, "If nobody makes stuff, then there is no stuff." This is accurate. And as much as I'd like AI to be able to replace the total lack of brain cells in millennials and make stuff for us all, it won't happen without a much cheaper and more abundant energy source than we have now, the issue is quite simple, the human brain uses 20-30 watts of power, AI uses megawatts to gigawatts. The apathy of young people today really breaks my heart, all they want to do is vegetate, have non-productive butt sex or cut all their genitals off and then sedate themselves with fentynal, the result, people are dying young and not reproducing, no future hope for the human civilization if this doesn't change.

An important thing for young people to understand, pleasure is NOT happiness, pleasure is short-term not lasting and generally results in an overall decrease in happiness. Another important thing to understand, nothing of value comes without truth and responsibility. If you don't live in truth, if you don't take responsibility for how you impact not only your own life but also the lives of others, nothing of values will come from this.

I know many of the problems today seem insurmountable but they are not, but change is required. Society has to move away from random sex and get back to the nuclear family. Crime and children raised without a father go hand in hand. So if we want a productive society first thing we need is father's to take responsibility for their offspring, and this can only happen in stable family relationships. I know you fear losing your pleasure but you'll gain happiness and it's long term and self-reinforcing in nature, the opposite of pleasure. These things are right next to each other in your brain and seem very similar and pleasure can be obtained quickly while happiness takes longer but it is better to be a two cookie person than a one, that is being willing to wait for delayed gratification because the gratification is better when it is long term.

One of the things I liked about Trump is he understood the importance of making a larger pie instead of fighting for a larger slice of a dwindling pie.

Back to making stuff, we need energy, human energy and physical mechanical or electrical energy. AI can help us but without the energy to power it, it can't help us, it can only compete for pie.

Windmills and solar cells can't provide base load power and there simply is no economically viable storage that can store the required amount of energy to get us through periods of no wind and no sun. We need a base-load source, and while people worry about global warming, the truth of the matter is there probably aren't enough accessible fossil fuels to double atmospheric CO2. That's not to say there aren't enough fossil fuels to do that and more, it is to say there aren't enough remaining that are economically recoverable to do so.

There are things we can do to allow our grid to accommodate more intermittent power, such as more efficient long distance ultra high voltage DC interties, these have the advantage of getting more juice through the same lines and insulators because the insulators have to be rated at 1.414 times the average power for AC, but DC can use 100% of their rating and DC doesn't radiate, so no loss in power from radiation with DC, and going to higher voltages allows more power to be transmitted at lower loss. A second advantage, DC lines are not subject to damage from solar flares or EMP, these source both destroy transformers on AC lines because they are very low frequency sources and AC transformers have low impedance at lower frequencies resulting in higher current, but DC lines just see a slight bump or dip in the voltage which the inverters at the receiving end adjust for and it goes pretty much unnoticed. But we still need a good base load source and nuclear reactors are ideal for this, but not the pressurized water reactors burning U-235 that we have now from both a safety, waste, and fuel availability standpoint.

U-235 is only .7% of natural Uranium, and in a conventional pressurized water we can maybe get a 50% burn of that, so in a conventional pressurized water reactor, we are only utilizing .35% of natural uranium's energy potential and because we leave so much unused energy potential is the very reason we have long term waste issues. If we use ALL of the fissile and fissionable (by breeding fissile isotopes into fissionable ones and doing this for all the transuranic waste products), not only do we use 100% of the uranium's energy potential, but the only waste products then left are the fission products which are all safe after only 300 years.

And if we use Thorium, we have 3x as much Thorium in the Earth's crust than Uranium and practically an infinite amount in the oceans. Further thorium is a byproduct of rare-Earth's mining, so essentially free fuel.

Aside from not being able to burn these fuels, pressurized water reactors are extremely dangerous precisely because they are pressurized. They need to be pressurized because water below 600C or so can't drive turbines efficiently and in order to prevent it from boiling at a lower temperature it is necessary to keep it under about 200 atmospheres of pressure. The safety issue here is you break a pipe and all that water turns to steam immediately. This means instant destruction of the reactor and in spite of theory usually also the containment building. Second safety issue is boiling water reactors have solid fuel, this means that the fission products stay in the fuel. This means even if you shut the reactor down, the decay of these fission products continue to produce heat, and this is what is responsible for nuclear melt-downs.

There is a better way, molten salt breeder reactors. These can burn existing nuclear waste, all the transuranics, fissile U-238 which they will convert to PL-239 and then burn, and Th-232 which it will breed to U-233 and burn.

Because molten salt reactors have the fission products continuously removed, they do not continue to produce significant heat when shut down. Oak Ridge tested such a reactor by pulling the control rods so it was operating full tilt and then turning off the cooling, and all that happened was the salt expanded and self-regulated. No melt-down, no reactor damage, no threat to the environment.

These reactors have a safety device known as a melt plug and a drain tank. The idea is IF things overheat, something that Oak Ridge was not able to cause intentionally, it melts the plug, the liquid salt fuel mix drains into a much larger tank that can dissipate the residual heat. Since these devices are completely passive, a loss of power or operator error CAN NOT cause a meltdown or release of radiation.

Further, because these operate at near atmospheric pressure (SOME pump pressure is necessary to circulate the salt through the heat exchanger but this is on the order of 1.4 atmospheres not 200), if a pipe breaks no explosion results, some fuel may fall onto the floor, where it solidifies, can be scooped up, and dumped back in the reactor, and because the fission products are continuously removed, it will be no more radioactive than the fuel so not a hazard to workers.

Now beware, there is another type of reactor being promoted called a small modular nuclear reactor. These are probably safer than pressurized water reactors because of lower scale and the fuel being encased in silicon-carbide, but because of this only a low fuel burn can be achieved and because silicon-carbide has such a high melting point, recycling the fuel is not possible thus these reactors create an million year waste problem. There attraction is they are cheap, but long term waste and safety are issues.

If we go with molten-salt reactors, we can power the Earth for at least the next 10,000 years, maybe longer, and that should be enough time to get fusion working.

This bitch is one to speak. While she's making herself rich robbing from the people and creating a situation of poverty for her citizens, Elon is creating a sustainable economy and working on giving humanity another planet. And she has the gull to say HE has no social conscious? These mis-representatives ought to be tarred and feathered then the tar should be set on fire.

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