Please tell your friends about federated social media site that speaks several fediverse protocols thus serving as a hub uniting them, hubzilla.eskimo.com, also check out friendica.eskimo.com, federated
macroblogging social media site, mastodon.eskimo.com a federated microblogging site, and yacy.eskimo.com an uncensored federated search engine. All Free!
And we will end up in a recession with horrendous inflation. Nice going, senile criminal guy! Of course he is a puppet, the "masters" don't dare show their faces, yet.
I am hope that someone or a group can step up and organize a movement. We are being completely hosed by our new 'government'. They are working very fast to create a collapse of our economy, utter chaos.
I am going to be taking our webserver down at midnight to backup and then to repartition the disk so that I can create a separate partition for mariadb tables so I can better optimize it for performance. This is pacific standard time. It may be down for several hours.
Well the tuning I did on MariaDB was definitely worthwhile. My Wordpress site now loads in 245ms, and the system load is staying reasonable even at 400 tps.
Yes but when it snows in San Diego, Texas / Mexican Border, AND Saudi Arabia, and when satellite data shows the Earth's overall temperature .5C LOWER than two years ago and only .14C higher than 40 years ago it kind of makes it obvious this whole climate change thing is bullshit.
@Thorsten Claus Actually Satellite data shows that the mean temperature has only increased .14C since 1980, that's over a 41 year period not a ONE year period.
i don't mind anyway. soon everyone can get what they want to be free from corporations. free energy, free stuff, free transportation, free shelter and everything you basically need. sounds like communism back. i don't care how its called but like the idea. no one can dictate you anymore their own will or manipulate with you. if you don't like something - you will be free to go anywhere you want, even to the moon. yes, its going to happened. so this crooks monsters then don't have to depopulate planet even, cause people themselves will go soon to traveling in deep space. a lot. life long will be extended in same time and health problems will be resolved. so you can go to traveling to one or two years and then comeback to earth, just as to vacation. and then go again... life on earth will become very boring. in compare with life outside. i know, its hard to believe me now, but let's talk in just next few years... ;)
because you are sleepy sheeple ;) and denier. you can not see under your nose the miracles i see already clearly. but every one believes in what they want internally, right? if you wish living in the hell but not in heavens, then don't cry then separation will happened. because you chosed for yourself already, no one else. good luck.
ps: i did offer you last night to jump in to this train and be involved in the great movement. but you too lazy to open door little bit wider by yourself. i'm not going to be your babysitter in that, im sorry. if you not get it - the gift i gave you, then just forget about. you will have another option soon: to buy new toys in exchange for "money". i hope you have them a lot. cause new toys i guess will be pricy a little, cause its always like that on very begin (and you not only who will want them too). so start collecting buks asap then, its your option now. and others, who don't want to use brain. sorry if sound little bit rude, but its how i see it.
@spacedream No I read everything that you offered that wasn't behind a paywall and I iterated what about it was non-sensical, which you failed to respond to.
We’ve added a new federated social media platform called “Hubzilla“, hubzilla.eskimo.com/. It is similar to Friendica friendica.eskimo.com/ in that it is a federated social media platform but it has many more capabilities including channels that are similar to groups or blogs or user pages in Facebook but federated across the entire fediverse grid, although not all fediverse servers like friendica support all the features of hubzilla. It is considerably more complex however it is well documented online. Discovery of both users and resources such as channels is much easier and faster than it is with friendica and in my view the layout is somewhat nicer.
I installed a Hubzilla instance tonight in addition to friendica, hubzilla.eskimo.com/ but I do not think I have it configured right. I can find other profiles on other hubs and other channels but no messages come across and when I try to view public stream it says, Public Stream App (Not Installed): The unmoderated public stream of this hub, but in the list of add-ons there is no Public Stream App and I do not know how to install it.
@Jubal Harshaw When I get it fully operational I will let you know. So far I am missing some apps that seem to be necessary and I am not being successful at finding out where to or how to install them.
@Jubal Harshaw Well I've got things mostly working now, and on the whole it seems far more capable than friendica but also far more complex. In particular, channels are a concept that can be a blog or a group like facebook, or an individuals page, aren't tied to a server so it's a whole new level of decentralization. I think discovery is much easier and better because you can search for peoples tags topics, etc. But I'm having problem with things like themes, every theme except the default says "incompatible", that's got to be something I'm doing wrong. There are lots of docs, it will take me a while to read them all.
@Slim Shady Yes it is open but there are minor things like only the default theme works, etc. But it is basically operational. It is at hubzilla.eskimo.com/
I will be doing kernel upgrades, both on the virtual host and physical hardware, upon which friendica.eskimo.com/ is hosted tomorrow evening (Friday February 19th) between 11pm and midnight Pacific Standard Time. Service will be interrupted while servers reboot.
There is both a "client" and "server" version of each. The client version is compiled to be fully preemptive and with a 1000HZ clock for minimum latency. The server version is non-preemptive and with a 100HZ clock for maximum thruput.
There are three deb files for each, download all three and install with: dpkg -i *.deb
@BR 549 ☎ The community page is where you want to be to read, and home to post. Yes the user interface is a little klunky that way. I'm going to see if I can get a hubzilla running, I'm told it has a better user interface.
No idea why it came back, but it did so not too long after this. By the way, when I log in starting from a blank screen, the default is 'Network'. I still don't understand the different choices -- apparently just sorting the database a different way.
One of the neatest features is the ability to look at a contact page, and see that person's comments, independent of which thread they were posted to. You can stumble onto some interesting conversations. Also, gives a good idea whether a person has anything to say, or if they are just a bot/news aggregator.
@BR 549 ☎ Home only shows your own posts, Network only shows posts from people who are in your network, to whom you have connected and/or followed, and community can either show everyone if it's global or only those on the local node if local.
@Slim Shady What they really mean is orange man might expose our child sex trafficking, drug trafficking, weapons trafficking, and money laundering operations.
remember what we learned from Snowden: the NSA has everything it can get its claws into.
just maybe, if you are communicating via P2P with strong encryption, and the end points are Risc-V prototypes with a boot block under your control, then maybe you can have a private conversation.
is no maybe here, no hope. intel or amd, no matter folks. everything you see on your screen - they can see it too. period. its was done by design in the first place.
@spacedream No not the case. In the case of Intel even if the engine is on it ONLY knows how to talk to the internal NIC, use an add-on NIC card and it hasn't a clue.
you have no idea about another bios softwares in your hardware, don't you? its all backdoored also long before you even heard about its exists. even if you put libreboot, etc, etc, etc on your hw, i'm very sure they still can find the way how to sneking in. so better don't lie to yourself. ps. i remember also ~few decades back ceeayey has on site shop where they sells lots of bugs and spy stuff to anyone who pays buks globaly (to another shepherds). before snowdens start leaking out to public. funny, huh? ;) so they sells so tiny-winny toys they can be plugged to in your hw without your knowledge and keeps leaking data out. by end of 90s its was like spacetech looks. i forgot the name of german guy who leaked this sht later and they just destroyed his life after few years. this sick slave-owners-mentality owners love stalking games and very boring i guess.
@spacedream There is paranoia and then there is sensical precautions. The only way to make a computer absolutely secure is to lock it in a Faraday cage without power. Accept that and go from there. Where Intel's ME is concerned, it ONLY knows about the built in NIC, so instead of connecting Ethernet to that, get a NIC card and use it.
oh, i forgot to mentioned also the minix3 inside the chip, not even bios. what you can do with that? nothing you can do. trow it away or make your own. ps: actually soon you can.
Robert, please... PLEASE, don't speak with me like im stupid phuk. even if my second language is looks silly to you. but you can be surprised one day then find i maybe know even more then you. you not only one here who know stuff. so please... ty. ❤
@spacedream I've been running publicly accessible computer services since 1982, I operate an Internet hosting service. I build my own computers, configure my own servers. I DO know a bit about computer security.
the systems I described do not have coprocessors to support a ME. so, no Minix.
they may have other defects, but no ME. one is a really old processor, pre-2000, and the other is new but a prototype without a lot of internal complexity. (the prototype RiscV chips are probably going to be scarce; I'm starting to see advertising for SoC versions of them)
but soon we will be available to build own supercomputers. nanotech. grow them in any garage just for fun from scrap. with literally unlimited memory and more. but lots of knowledge required to handle that task, so you guys better pay attention and don't waste your time now on memes and fun, but study real stuff. until you can.
@spacedream The first computer I owned had a 2Mhz CPU with wait states even at that slow speed, 48K of RAM for which I paid an additional $1800 or so in 1981 dollars, at a whopping 360Kb in floppy disk storage. Compared to that todays computers ARE supercomputers.
i will prefer do not compromise and put my self to danger. just to prove you something. all i can i share with you as friend. i hope its was useful for you. if not, then i have no motivation to continue this shit-talk like a little kids.
@spacedream There is no way not to put yourself in danger, there are always dangers. As Brad Pitt put it so eloquently in Fight Club, on a long enough time interval, everyone's surviveability drops to zero.
both Robert and I are old farts -- we have watched the computer industry mutate and metastasize through the decades.
for what it's worth, the chip in your cellphone would have been a 'supercomputer' in 1990. but this thread isn't about that. it is about security.
and, security can only be had by abandoning some of our complexity. building your 'supercomputer' out of compromised chips from monopolistic corporations is not the way.
@BR 549 ☎ There really is no other option. And really when kernels are 200MB in size and you have gigabyte applications and you're doing 10 billion operations per second, YOU ARE going to have flaws, exploitable holes, the best you can do is a multi-layered approach with multiple layers of security and detection and KEEP ON TOP OF IT, it is not static like physical security.
about ten years ago, I built my own server for the house here. it was based on a little POS computer I got for cheap off of Newegg. it had a Cyrix 486 and 16MB of RAM, as I recall, on a small motherboard with a common bus, what was it called? anyway, I got a cheap NIC for it, and loaded this operating system.
it was more for the challenge of installing a new system from scratch, etc. it loaded from a removable disk, as I recall. and it was interesting to enable logging, and watch it from my desktop, the sheer quantity of malicious packets coming in. if you would ping it from some other place, it would not respond -- basically a black hole in the 'net.
eventually I abandoned it, because I upgraded my DSL and it was too slow. but it was interesting.
@spacedream I wrote a programming language I called COMBASIC in Z-80 assembly. I specifically wrote it for writing BBS's. It had the same structure as BASIC but was a superset of BASIC keywords and functionality. It also ran 40% faster than Microsoft BASIC on the same hardware, did some primitive multi-tasking using the clock interrupts to run background tasks, and handled the functions of a host program since TRASH-DOS had no support for the RS-232 serial port. It also did not have the VAL() bug that MS Basic had, my VAL correctly handled strings with '%' in them. It could format text files to variable screen width, and it had the ability to generate save files with different names for each user for games so that I could put games online and each user had separate saves. It did read-aheads on the floppy drives with buffering so you didn't see the spin-up delays when text was being read like most BBS's of the time had.
yeah! 😁 i did read it, Robert, in your first post i read from you days back. surely its was lots of fun. i did play a little with fido-net in twenty years back but not much as i wish by now (if i have time machine) as internets was growing already faster and giving so much to learn.
it was a PCI bus. the NIC had a PCI bus, and the motherboard had a spare slot.
interestingly, someone had written a web server for it in BASH, in amazingly few lines. on the internal network you could simply open the web page for status and control. everything was RAM based, so logfiles would rotate very quickly into /dev/null. if anyone wanted to run malware on it, they'd have to make it super small. unpacking a compressed file would likely fill up RAM and cause a reset.
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@BR 549 ☎ Yea, Satellite data shows this year has been nearly .5C colder world wide than last and only .14 warmer than 40 years ago so my take is this is all bullshit just like the Ozone layer BS was a ploy to allow Dupont to sell new patented chemicals at 10x the cost since the old patents had run out.
nothing melted today, as the forecast predicted. we have about 6" of powder snow on everything, compacted down to ice on the streets. Austin has no snow removal equipment (and why should it?)
I did not see Fight Club when it came out, but have been a reader of ZeroHedge for some time.
@BR 549 ☎ Fight Club is a film that intelligent people will see a lot of very cerebral moments in, but they are subtle, the less intelligent will only see senseless violence. The lesson of the film is not senseless violence, it is autonomy.
A while ago I replaced my SDRv3 with a RSPdx and boy it was a big win. I'm in Shoreline WA about 13 miles north of Downtown Seattle, I'm presently receiving KAWS CSN International on 89.1 Mhz from Boise Idaho 494 miles. I've got longer DX's before but only with Sporadic E skip. There is some slow moderate fading but not bad. It's noisy but intelligable. Given there is a mountain range inbetween this is quite a catch. The mountains make troppo unlikely, the lack of serious fading makes sporadic E unlikely. So I have no idea what mode of propagation this is.
then time will come people will figured out, surely. no need even talk about.
but yeh, maybe its time to diy sky scaner to get sats and freqs for sky wifi from ilon(/etc). something inside me telling me its can be used legally even without pay.
@spacedream There are only so many hours in the day and I have more important things to spend my money and time on, primarily right now fighting censorship and the US coup.
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@BR 549 ☎, ty for link, i'll checked later. @Robert Dinse, sure. i understand. but soon we will be using complete new technologies, quantum ones. imagine quantum dirac radio communications ;) no matter of distance always with no delay. we got already access to neutrino. anyone can play with it now as diy at home. you sure you still want spend time to fix your old dial-up modem?
@John Doe have you made a connection between your account here and that on naturalnews? If not, try doing so and see if that does not help things propagate faster.
jeez. nn!? how's things on that managed opposition shill's pods? n_n get enough displacement of real critique to still feel like you're in the right vanguard against the man, rather than feel like being played by the man?
(^provocative, to offer something of potentially worthwhile consideration, not to get your backs up. sorry if that was misjudged and comes across with an unhelpful tone.)
@John Doe When I first put this up, I didn't get anything from anywhere until I started making some connections. This will be down for a while later tonight, putting in some specialized flash hardware to speed up the database, not such an issue for friendica but hubzilla does not use the database so efficiently.
@BR 549 ☎ Since we added hubzilla, the database has been overworked, hitting 400 TPS which is about the max it can handle, then things backup and get dropped. I am going to be taking the system down in about two hours to add some specialized flash hardware that supports atomic writes that should increase the database throughput to around 1500 TPS and alleviate these problems. It may take several days to get all the necessary software in place to utilize it.
New hardware is in place and database is now on flash so no more double writes to database. We'll see how this holds up. If not sufficient, I can always get a second and RAID them.
Well before I was maxing out at 400 TPS, now it's transferring messages from other nodes friendica and hubzilla, and I've seen 2926 TPS and 400MB of data written to tables per second.
@BR 549 ☎ The Friendica node was fine with 400 TPS, it is the hubzilla that saturated the database, but now it is able to keep up. Yes having started as a BBS in 1982 I do remember those days well.
@John Doe @BR 549 ☎ I've only had hubzilla up for a short time so have not had time to play with all the options yet. Also, I have the most current non-develop code, zotum might not be current.
@John Doe @BR 549 ☎ Ok they might be on the develop branch then. My understanding is 5.4 will be released soon, not sure what all will change with that.
@John Doe @BR 549 ☎ Above the title is simply the fact that I have a page header configured and zotum doesn't, below that I have options that zotum doesn't, which I suspect means they're not running current code though it may be one of the add-ons.
@John Doe @BR 549 ☎ Yea I don't really like any of the existing themes on Friendica, I've been playing with trying to create one of my own but only so much time in a day.
@John Doe @BR 549 ☎ Ok, I did not have it enabled here because the comments said it was still under construction but I tried it and I think it looks pretty functional so enabled it here.
Latest 5.10 tickless kernels (5.10.14) available here: The "client" kernel is fully pre-emptive with a 1000HZ clock, the "server" is non-preemptive with a 100HZ clock. Client kernels are optimized for lowest possible latency, server kernels are optimized for highest work throughput.
There are three '.deb' files in each, download all three then install with:
dpkg -i *.deb
They can be remove with apt same as any other .deb package. These will work on any debian based distro, Ubuntu, Debian, Mint, Zorin, MxLinux, Julinux, etc.
After reading fear porn claiming the west coast was being fried by radiation from Fukushima, I bought a Geiger counter so I could measure for myself.
Background radiation on any given day is measuring between .09-.11 microsieverts. This works out to 876 microsieverts a year which is about a hundred fold under the lowest dose associated with an increased risk of cancer.
Not really sure how this compares to normal background radiation. This is just outside of Seattle. But it certainly falls far short of being "fried".
I once calculated that a cubic meter of seawater would have about 4000 Becquerels worth of potassium in it. not sure if that's right, or how to convert that figure to Sieverts or Grays or Curies. that was inspired by a report that scientists had found 11 Bq/m³ of Cs-137 in a sample from Hawaii. it was likely from Fukushima, since Pacific weapons testing ceased sixty years ago.. I am pretty sure they needed some specialized equipment and several days of monitoring to find that signature -- 11 Bq against a background of ~4000 Bq.
@BR 549 ☎ The unit I have has an actual Geiger Muller tube and a thin plastic case with a slotted back so anything can pass through to the tube. It is supposed to detect Alpha, Beta, Gamma, and X-rays though it claims to be most efficient at detecting Beta and Alpha. So it would seem not only can it detect them but it is most efficient at it. But it's kind of moot as Hanford is on the opposite side of the state and far to the south and so kind of kitti-corner and there is a mountain range that separates us. Portland is more fucked as they drink water from the Columbia that Hanford leaks into.
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