code logs -> 2017 -> Mon, 25 Dec 2017< code.20171224.log - code.20171226.log >
--- Log opened Mon Dec 25 00:00:09 2017
01:22 * McMartin gets interactive overload-amount-selection working on that NES program.
01:22
<&McMartin>
I guess I'll write it up properly on after Christmas unless I have more downtime than I expect~
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15:22 * jeroud muttergrumbles at bumbershoot wordpress.
15:24
<&jeroud>
I wish to look at archives, but all I get is the front page.
15:27
<&jeroud>
This may be an issue with whatever they do for mobile stuff.
15:40
<&[R]>
The XKCD mobile issue is in play I'm guessing?
15:44
<&jerith>
XKCD mobile issue?
15:45
<&jerith>
Nope, it's the same on a real computer. I guess this is just how wordpress.com hosted stuff works.
15:47
<&jerith>
Oh, of course. I'm supposed to enable a pile of scripts from another domain and then use "endless scrolling". :-(
16:02
<&[R]>
https://xkcd.com/869/
16:03
<&jerith>
Ah. No, nothing like that.
16:03
<&jerith>
Just "you're on a phone, so you get this differently formatted variant without half the navigation options".
16:04
<&jerith>
Except that wasn't actually the case here either. The options I wanted apparently just don't exist.
17:45
<&jerith>
McMartin: Tyop in https://bumbershootsoft.wordpress.com/2017/06/29/project-mehitabel-assembly-language-elf-and-the-binutils/ -- in "Along the way, we’ll make use of some of the dustier corenrs of the UNIX utilities for working with binary files" you probably want "corenrs" to be "corners".
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20:31
<&[R]>
Hmm, should I use MD5sums as a checksum? Or just use one of the normal checksums which have a much smaller hash?
20:32
<&ToxicFrog>
What do you mean by "normal checksums" here? CRC32?
20:32
<&ToxicFrog>
I tend to think of md5, sha1, and sha256 as "the normal checksums"
20:33
<&[R]>
Yeah
20:34
<&[R]>
Hmm
20:34
<&[R]>
Actually thinkign about it, the parsers should be complaining if it's saving incomplete data
20:34
<&ToxicFrog>
(and the answer is "it depends on your use case". For "see if this file is intact in the absence of hostile actors", md5 is fine, but may not be enough if you're worried about someone trying to forge the data rather than about random network corruption)
20:35
<&[R]>
My use case is storing a JSON string, there are cases where entries that should be in it aren't in it when recovered from the DB
20:35
<&[R]>
This would be for front end of a web-application to the back-end of the web-application
20:36
<&[R]>
Front-end generates the JSON in JS and sends it to the back-end to save it as is
20:36 * [R] hasn't been able to capture an instance where the data didn't get saved. But has had it reported several times.
20:38
<&[R]>
Hmm, I guess I could have some sentinel values that get sent along, and if they aren't seen by the back-end reject that JSON
23:25 * TheWatcher combines perl and sqlite within some of the malignant spheres of Yog-Sothoth, laughs at those fools at the institute a bit.
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