1000591;1422748829;*;danielpbarron still has 2 un-opened pogos 1000592;1422748856;asciilifeform;danielpbarron: repopulate the ports in at least one 1000593;1422748865;asciilifeform;danielpbarron: very hard to do serious dev work w/out console 1000594;1422748879;asciilifeform;(see old thread for where/what/how) 1000595;1422748898;asciilifeform;at the minimum, you will need to solder 3 contacts (rx, tx, gnd) 1000596;1422748925;asciilifeform;signal is ttl level, not rs232 though 1000597;1422748938;danielpbarron;just gotta learn how to solder :p 1000598;1422748943;danielpbarron;luckily, i know a guy 1000599;1422748965;asciilifeform;you will need one of these http://bb.osmocom.org/trac/wiki/Hardware/CP210xTutorial or equivalent. 1000600;1422748966;assbot; Hardware/CP210xTutorial – OsmocomBB ... ( http://bit.ly/1DrWsso ) 1000601;1422748974;*;asciilifeform has ^ 1000602;1422748994;asciilifeform;even if your machine has an actual serial port. 1000603;1422749015;asciilifeform;(the latter have rs232 logic levels. will cook a gadget that expects 0/5v) 1000604;1422749055;cazalla;mircea_popescu, what i don't get is that on reddit, you see the idea of a paywall and microtransactions always discussed as bitcoin's killer app and yet when they come across it being implemented, they cry scam 1000605;1422749124;danielpbarron;if done in node.js -> not scam 1000606;1422749203;*;asciilifeform believed, at one point, that the existence of braindamaged programming languages is not a total evil, as they draw mentally defective folks away from actual programming. but, after reading, e.g., the work of the 'power rangers', - is not so sure. 1000607;1422750375;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42615 @ 0.00036859 = 15.7075 BTC [+] 1000608;1422750579;scoopbot;New post on Qntra.net by cazalla: http://qntra.net/2015/02/qntra-s-qntr-january-2015-statement/ 1000609;1422750753;BingoBoingo;Slow month 1000610;1422750772;BingoBoingo;Except for eyeballs 1000611;1422750803;cazalla;i guess so but first 2 weeks of jan were slow just as the last 2 weeks of december were 1000612;1422750839;cazalla;but i think we've also refined the type of content we publish over the past few months 1000613;1422751038;BingoBoingo;Also, puppies https://s3.amazonaws.com/static.tumblr.com/q8dfwso/cTOm7x5ih/puppies.gif 1000614;1422751041;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1HAz3Ly ) 1000615;1422752013;asciilifeform;danielpbarron, anyone else having trouble with cross-compilation - 'buildroot' will build, among other necessary things, the toolchain. 1000616;1422752075;asciilifeform;('buildroot' is the ubiquitous automaton for baking small embedded linux boxen) 1000617;1422752080;ben_vulpes;;;ping 1000618;1422752081;gribble;pong 1000619;1422752103;BingoBoingo;;;kittenlasers 1000620;1422752103;gribble;Error: "kittenlasers" is not a valid command. 1000621;1422752138;danielpbarron;https://twitter.com/onthefrynge/status/561685769094320129 1000622;1422752140;assbot;Trader Life /whaleclubco http://t.co/f2Ws58HqL6 1000623;1422752176;BingoBoingo;http://www.theregister.co.uk/2015/01/31/ye_olde_laptoppe_is_back_after_byod_backlash/ 1000624;1422752177;assbot;BYOD is NOT the Next Biggest Thing™: Bring me Ye Olde Lappetoppe • The Register ... ( http://bit.ly/1uO1HO7 ) 1000625;1422752179;asciilifeform;danielpbarron: reminds me of the centerfolds in knuth's aop. 1000626;1422752355;BingoBoingo;!up teward 1000627;1422752370;teward;so i learned something - assbot doesn't realize I have +2 level2 rep with it o.o 1000628;1422752375;*;teward glares at kakobrekla then says "fix the bot" 1000629;1422752381;teward;BingoBoingo: thank you kindly 1000630;1422752400;BingoBoingo;;;ident teward 1000631;1422752400;gribble;CAUTION: irc nick differs from otc registered nick. Nick 'teward', with hostmask 'teward!LordOfTime@ubuntu/member/teward', is identified as user 'TheLordOfTime', with GPG key id 406253859C1129B6, key fingerprint FE87E56959370E1989828103406253859C1129B6, and bitcoin address 1LEKacNEUzD4gStZScnG2vgkQ9HmpMz1Kp 1000632;1422752412;teward;;;gettrust assbot [ident teward] 1000633;1422752412;gribble;Currently authenticated from hostmask teward!LordOfTime@ubuntu/member/teward. CAUTION: irc nick differs from otc registered nick. Trust relationship from user assbot to user TheLordOfTime: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 2 via 2 connections. Graph: http://b-otc.com/stg?source=assbot&dest=TheLordOfTime | WoT data: http://b-otc.com/vrd?nick=TheLordOfTime | Rated since: Thu Mar 21 15:22:44 2013 1000634;1422752415;teward;^ 1000635;1422752429;teward;assuming the bot actually checks ident of a user 1000636;1422752434;teward;if it doesn't it needs retooled 1000637;1422752446;BingoBoingo;!gettrust assbot teward 1000638;1422752447;assbot;Trust relationship from user assbot to user teward: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 0 via 0 connections. | http://w.b-a.link/trust/assbot/teward | http://w.b-a.link/user/teward 1000639;1422752454;teward;BingoBoingo: teward being my altnick 1000640;1422752457;teward;this *used* to work actually 1000641;1422752464;BingoBoingo;!gettrust assbot LordofTime 1000642;1422752464;assbot;LordofTime is not registered in WoT. 1000643;1422752475;teward;TheLordOfTime 1000644;1422752478;teward;check my ident 1000645;1422752485;teward;;;ident 1000646;1422752485;gribble;CAUTION: irc nick differs from otc registered nick. Nick 'teward', with hostmask 'teward!LordOfTime@ubuntu/member/teward', is identified as user 'TheLordOfTime', with GPG key id 406253859C1129B6, key fingerprint FE87E56959370E1989828103406253859C1129B6, and bitcoin address 1LEKacNEUzD4gStZScnG2vgkQ9HmpMz1Kp 1000647;1422752493;BingoBoingo;!gettrust assbot TheLordOfTime 1000648;1422752494;assbot;Trust relationship from user assbot to user TheLordOfTime: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 2 via 2 connections. | http://w.b-a.link/trust/assbot/TheLordOfTime | http://w.b-a.link/user/TheLordOfTime 1000649;1422752510;BingoBoingo;teward: You should be able to !up under that name 1000650;1422752529;asciilifeform;anybody here ever try 'hoard' ? 1000651;1422752533;teward;BingoBoingo: and it says I can't 1000652;1422752534;asciilifeform;http://people.cs.umass.edu/~emery/hoard/hoard-documentation.html 1000653;1422752535;assbot;The Hoard Memory Allocator ... ( http://bit.ly/1uO2yhV ) 1000654;1422752547;teward;BingoBoingo: 1000655;1422752547;teward;[15/01/31 19:56:11] !up 1000656;1422752547;teward;[15/01/31 19:56:12] You need a better WoT rating for self-up. (level 2 with assbot >0) 1000657;1422752552;teward;as i said, the bot is broke 1000658;1422752557;BingoBoingo;teward: Have you tried wearing that nick while asking assbot !up 1000659;1422752566;teward;BingoBoingo: can't - 150+ channels would be screaming 1000660;1422752625;BingoBoingo;Now what happens when !up 1000661;1422752625;BingoBoingo;!up TheLordOfTime 1000662;1422752638;Guest18566;BingoBoingo: NOW it wants me to auth with it... 1000663;1422752642;Guest18566;wtf i ident'd 1000664;1422752669;asciilifeform;incidentally, classic: http://harmful.cat-v.org/software/c++/linus 1000665;1422752670;assbot;Linus Torvalds on C++ ... ( http://bit.ly/1uO2Pl2 ) 1000666;1422752674;Guest18566;wait 1000667;1422752675;BingoBoingo;You ident directly with assbot nao. Because of gribble's vacation http://wiki.bitcoin-assets.com/irc_bots/assbot 1000668;1422752676;assbot;irc_bots:assbot [bitcoin assets wiki] ... ( http://bit.ly/1zIPF03 ) 1000669;1422752682;Guest18566;BigBitz: someone stole my nick... 1000670;1422752684;Guest18566;this is a problem 1000671;1422752698;BingoBoingo;It sounds like lots of problems 1000672;1422752709;Guest18566;BingoBoingo: [15/01/31 20:04:47] -NickServ- Information on thelordoftime (account thetimelord): <-- musta expired 1000673;1422752714;asciilifeform;'In other words: the choice of C is the only sane choice. I know Miles Bader jokingly said "to piss you off", but it's actually true. I've come to the conclusion that any programmer that would prefer the project to be in C++ over C is likely a programmer that I really *would* prefer to piss off, so that he doesn't come and screw up any project I'm involved with.' 1000674;1422752718;teward;BingoBoingo: sounds like I need to rape freenode with a stick again 1000675;1422752729;asciilifeform;^ linus understood that language is a people-filter, just like gpg etc 1000676;1422752745;teward;BingoBoingo: if that's a new thing, then the webpage needs updated 1000677;1422752749;teward;and i'll yell at kakobrekla later 1000678;1422752766;teward;can't auth as a nick that was stolen from me 1000679;1422752768;kakobrekla;no need to wait. 1000680;1422752815;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27650 @ 0.00037089 = 10.2551 BTC [+] 1000681;1422752819;teward;kakobrekla: unfortunately TheLordOfTime, my gribble auth nick, is stolen - must have expired and been taken 1000682;1422752822;teward;but now i can't !up 1000683;1422752829;teward;since !up now binds to your own auth mech 1000684;1422752835;teward;rather than gribble auth 1000685;1422752861;teward;and since the nick i auth up as in otc was taken, there's a problem 1000686;1422752895;teward;got the pgp key for 'teward' but if your bot fails to recognize master/alt nicks... well... 1000687;1422752907;teward;yer gonna have people like me bringing hell 1000688;1422752925;kakobrekla;how? 1000689;1422752953;teward;kakobrekla: probably nickserv expiry - haven't used that nick in eons 1000690;1422752962;teward;but 9 weeks ago was when it was 'registered' by someone 1000691;1422752972;teward;tryin to hunt down an irc staffer to figure out what happened 1000692;1422753032;kakobrekla;2 options, new asswot handle or change of nick in asswot. re second one im not sure; http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=30-01-2015#998953 1000693;1422753032;assbot;Logged on 30-01-2015 21:27:59; kakobrekla: i know changing names is not a good practice, but perhaps for the sake of sync we could allow to update your name once (given properly signed request from adequate gpg key) 1000694;1422753075;punkman;why not optional wotnick parameter when using commands? 1000695;1422753138;kakobrekla;because split personalities belong to #bitcoin-insane-asylum 1000696;1422753146;asciilifeform;!b 2 1000697;1422753147;assbot;Last 2 lines bashed and pending review. ( http://dpaste.com/203THVZ.txt ) 1000698;1422753205;oglafbot;http://oglaf.com/assorted-fruits/ 1000699;1422753206;assbot;Assorted Fruits of Wrath ... ( http://bit.ly/16ddkZJ ) 1000700;1422753732;BingoBoingo;;;ticker --market all 1000701;1422753743;gribble;Bitstamp BTCUSD last: 219.89, vol: 19331.99594995 | BTC-E BTCUSD last: 214.25, vol: 9648.99936 | Bitfinex BTCUSD last: 217.65, vol: 50514.45642919 | BTCChina BTCUSD last: 216.9872, vol: 202498.01690000 | Kraken BTCUSD last: 216.14762, vol: 13.85219609 | Bitcoin-Central BTCUSD last: 231.3425, vol: 106.73912136 | Volume-weighted last average: 217.216565742 1000702;1422753913;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 59841 @ 0.00037247 = 22.289 BTC [+] {2} 1000703;1422754117;BingoBoingo;!up flibbr 1000704;1422754706;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 6688 @ 0.00097658 = 6.5314 BTC [+] {12} 1000705;1422754767;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 2030 @ 0.00098946 = 2.0086 BTC [+] {3} 1000706;1422755043;mircea_popescu;!up teward 1000707;1422755043;mircea_popescu;!up flibbr 1000708;1422755437;danielpbarron;hi flibbr 1000709;1422755439;mircea_popescu;cazalla pretty lulzy, that. 1000710;1422755439;mircea_popescu;!up CryptoGoon 1000711;1422755439;mircea_popescu;!up teward 1000712;1422755439;mircea_popescu;!gettrust assbot teward 1000713;1422755439;assbot;Trust relationship from user assbot to user teward: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 0 via 0 connections. | http://w.b-a.link/trust/assbot/teward | http://w.b-a.link/user/teward 1000714;1422755469;flibbr;hi 1000715;1422755526;danielpbarron;!gettrust flibbr 1000716;1422755526;assbot;flibbr is not registered in WoT. 1000717;1422755599;mircea_popescu;!rate teward 1 freenode staff 1000718;1422755599;assbot;Request successful, get your OTP: http://w.b-a.link/otp/e67dbb5b71ef7d4f 1000719;1422755612;teward;lol freenode staff 1000720;1422755623;mircea_popescu;did i get it wrong ? 1000721;1422755633;teward;mircea_popescu: bitcoin op, perhaps, not freenode staffer :) 1000722;1422755647;teward;if i were freenode staffer cholby would be getting klined on sight every single time 1000723;1422755655;mircea_popescu;!rate teward 1 guy whose name starts with t. 1000724;1422755655;assbot;Request successful, get your OTP: http://w.b-a.link/otp/5aa1b78f8fe024e2 1000725;1422755658;teward;and then i'd have my oline revoked for overusing /kline xD 1000726;1422755685;mircea_popescu;!v assbot:mircea_popescu.rate.teward.1:fc509d9d4b7e9bcc7fa8f0b03ff66507e9f975b04b153a5a7b45e4bdf99a6b31 1000727;1422755685;assbot;Successfully added a rating of 1 for teward with note: guy whose name starts with t. 1000728;1422755697;mircea_popescu;who's chlolby 1000729;1422755706;teward;well known freenode troll/spammer/scammer/bitch 1000730;1422755713;mircea_popescu;teward now you can assbot voice, send !up in pm then !v its string 1000731;1422755758;BingoBoingo;https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2uc77p/would_you_crowdfund_bitcoin_wireless/ << How did it take Reddit so long to cut him loose 1000732;1422755761;assbot;Would you crowdfund Bitcoin Wireless? : Bitcoin ... ( http://bit.ly/1vn45Bt ) 1000733;1422755804;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 2550 @ 0.000999 = 2.5475 BTC [+] {2} 1000734;1422755814;mircea_popescu;cazalla: but i think we've also refined the type of content we publish << i guess that's gonna keep getting redefined, iut's what living things do. 1000735;1422755819;teward;there we go 1000736;1422755823;teward;mircea_popescu: this needs documented 1000737;1422755826;mircea_popescu;how do you freenode scam ?! 1000738;1422755830;mircea_popescu;teward "this" 1000739;1422755844;teward;mircea_popescu: the auth process for unfamiliar people :) 1000740;1422755857;*;teward was unaware of the switch to internal auth mechanisms 1000741;1422755873;teward;and 'scammer' in that he tries to impersonate staff when he's really bored 1000742;1422755874;mircea_popescu;http://wiki.bitcoin-assets.com/irc_bots/assbot 1000743;1422755875;assbot;irc_bots:assbot [bitcoin assets wiki] ... ( http://bit.ly/1vn4pjB ) 1000744;1422755877;teward;ends up 'scamming' users into things 1000745;1422755882;mircea_popescu;heh 1000746;1422755923;thestringpuller;lol ryanxcharles, bitcoin should be written in node.js 1000747;1422756306;mircea_popescu;"The devs have a mandate." 1000748;1422756311;mircea_popescu;ajhahahaha dude! 1000749;1422756322;mircea_popescu;usg comedy hour is best comedy hour! 1000750;1422756368;kakobrekla;BingoBoingo https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2uadvd/the_real_reason_ryan_charles_was_fired_from/ 1000751;1422756371;assbot;The real reason Ryan Charles was fired from reddit: he spent the entire duration of his employment working on a port of bitcoin core to Javascript. : Bitcoin ... ( http://bit.ly/1vn66NU ) 1000752;1422756416;BingoBoingo;kakobrekla: Yeah, just dunno how that qualifies him to say Bitcoin companie should just stop competing with each other and then dissolve when they solve their problems 1000753;1422756439;mircea_popescu;eh, kids with shoulds. 1000754;1422756460;danielpbarron;"what's your business plan?" "to go out of business in a few years" 1000755;1422756471;danielpbarron;it's not a failure if you planned for it 1000756;1422756501;danielpbarron;didn't i read something like that already today? 1000757;1422756526;ben_vulpes;http://welcometobusinesstown.tumblr.com/ 1000758;1422756528;assbot;BusinessTown ... ( http://bit.ly/1vn6CeQ ) 1000759;1422756602;BingoBoingo;mircea_popescu: Well, that just makes him a shoulder 1000760;1422756841;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10300 @ 0.00037689 = 3.882 BTC [+] 1000761;1422757027;mats;http://www.aljazeera.com/news/europe/2015/01/greece-wil-operate-eu-imf-creditors-150131013241626.html 1000762;1422757028;assbot;Greece says it will not negotiate with EU-IMF creditors - Al Jazeera English ... ( http://bit.ly/1vn86FV ) 1000763;1422757038;mircea_popescu;heh 1000764;1422757075;mircea_popescu;i hope they had a new york clause in their contract, and griesa gets to judge it 1000765;1422757086;mircea_popescu;so he can say that greece is right. unlike argentina. 1000766;1422757131;mats;i'm looking forward to the outcome of this 1000767;1422757170;mats;will any others develop the courage to leave the EU? huhu 1000768;1422757171;mircea_popescu;me too 1000769;1422757301;mats;asciilifeform: any recommendations for a logic analyzer? preferably something sub $1k 1000770;1422757330;asciilifeform;mats: 'rigol' ds1102d 1000771;1422757347;mats;thanks 1000772;1422757357;asciilifeform;if you -just- need logic analyzer, not scope, 1000773;1422757372;asciilifeform;theer is an 'open bench logic sniffer' (more or less naked fpga, ~50 usd) 1000774;1422757373;asciilifeform;but 1000775;1422757381;asciilifeform;afaik nobody's written any usable proggy for it 1000776;1422757389;asciilifeform;(author shat out a steaming java heap) 1000777;1422757435;asciilifeform;if you can spare ~1k usd, get the 'rigol' 1000778;1422757437;asciilifeform;it wurks. 1000779;1422757442;mats;i've heard good things about saleae logic, have you used it? 1000780;1422757466;mats;software is described as high quality. 1000781;1422757507;asciilifeform;slow 1000782;1422757527;asciilifeform;no, haven't used it, can't see why pay real money for ~25MHz ceiling 1000783;1422757557;asciilifeform;vendor also seems to say it is out of print. 1000784;1422757561;asciilifeform;https://www.saleae.com/logic 1000785;1422757562;assbot;Saleae Logic. The logic analyzer you'll love to use. ... ( http://bit.ly/1vn9N6l ) 1000786;1422757568;asciilifeform;'This product is no longer available for purchase' 1000787;1422757634;asciilifeform;and is that a closed-source turd i see. 1000788;1422757682;mats;hm. 1000789;1422757768;asciilifeform;if all you need is something that will decode, e.g., spi, at a few 100 kHz, get the ubiquitous 'bus pirate' 1000790;1422757773;mats;closed-source seems normal from the researching ive done 1000791;1422757796;asciilifeform;winblows-only is also 'normal' 1000792;1422757827;asciilifeform;but it is possible to get decent (if not 'mazerati'-grade) instrumentation without swallowing winblows 1000793;1422757835;asciilifeform;'rigol' for instance 1000794;1422757939;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 53200 @ 0.00037689 = 20.0505 BTC [+] 1000795;1422758327;danielpbarron;!up onewhosits 1000796;1422758396;onewhosits;what are some BTC predictions for this coming week? 1000797;1422758455;mats;try #bitcoin-pricetalk 1000798;1422758469;onewhosits;Thanks bro 1000799;1422758492;danielpbarron;onewhosits, who are you? 1000800;1422758510;onewhosits;new 1000801;1422758675;danielpbarron;onewhosits, you know about the WoT yet? 1000802;1422758722;onewhosits;no sir, google brings up "world of tanks" aha 1000803;1422758754;danielpbarron;http://wiki.bitcoin-assets.com/wot_and_reputation 1000804;1422758754;assbot;wot_and_reputation [bitcoin assets wiki] ... ( http://bit.ly/1ymkz8C ) 1000805;1422758955;onewhosits;thanks friend 1000806;1422758983;BingoBoingo;onewhosits: Another important step is getting a cloak and moving off of webchat cloak 1000807;1422759000;BingoBoingo;Hides your IP, because it is hard to tell when DoS bot will return 1000808;1422759103;BingoBoingo;So... of all people newbie distro Linux mint if holding off on any systemd for two years http://news.softpedia.com/news/Linux-Mint-18-Will-Probably-Adopt-Systemd-470364.shtml 1000809;1422759104;assbot;Linux Mint 18 Could Adopt Systemd - Softpedia ... ( http://bit.ly/1vneQUu ) 1000810;1422759191;onewhosits;oh i see. is it risky to use these channels? i run tailsos when i need to 1000811;1422759221;mats;hard to say. 1000812;1422759253;mats;i'd avoid doing anything sensitive over Tor, though 1000813;1422759283;mats;http://qntra.net/2014/11/this-onion-it-smells-inherent-hazards-of-the-tor-network 1000814;1422759284;assbot;This Onion, It Smells: Inherent Hazards of the Tor Network | Qntra.net ... ( http://bit.ly/1ymmtWw ) 1000815;1422759323;mats;some curmudgeon operating an exit node could diddle your traffic. 1000816;1422759356;BingoBoingo;onewhosits: More just some vandal has a bot that lurks and DoS's connections as it seens them join. Cloak should be enough to defeat that. To connect with Tor you'd need a cloak anyway. 1000817;1422759379;danielpbarron;onewhosits, out of curiousity: did you verify the gpg signature on the tails installer? 1000818;1422759507;pete_dushenski;whoa what's with the chernobyl theme over at thebitcoin.foundation ? 1000819;1422759512;onewhosits;Good info friends. I'm currently using my home ip so im good. interesting though 1000820;1422759586;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 53562 @ 0.00038117 = 20.4162 BTC [+] 1000821;1422759612;onewhosits;danielpbarron. No, actually i didn't. Should've. Is there a common problem with modified tailos installs? 1000822;1422759644;danielpbarron;onewhosits, idk -- it doesn't matter anyway; the tails guys aren't in the WoT 1000823;1422759690;danielpbarron;i was just wondering if a random tails user was aware of that sort of thing, or if they just downloaded it because freetalklive mentioned it 1000824;1422759841;decimation;the LXR 'concordance' is pretty neat, it would be cool if it were possible to create that without webserver turd 1000825;1422759846;onewhosits;danielpbarrn ahh. nah ive been using the distro for some time 1000826;1422760082;decimation;asciilifeform: but it is possible to get decent (if not 'mazerati'-grade) instrumentation without swallowing winblows << except agilent et.al. comes with windows 1000827;1422760085;decimation;cheap stuff doesn't 1000828;1422760102;asciilifeform;the agilent boxes -run- winblows 1000829;1422760109;decimation;aye 1000830;1422760109;asciilifeform;as in, there's an x86 box in there. 1000831;1422760109;mats;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cPtEdCM4On8 1000832;1422760110;assbot;Lazy Cat Doesn't Get Up to Drink Water - YouTube ... ( http://bit.ly/1ympExJ ) 1000833;1422760120;decimation;why did hp ditch hp-ux 1000834;1422760140;mats;happy caturday. 1000835;1422760151;asciilifeform;decimation: died with pa-risc, mostly 1000836;1422760163;*;asciilifeform threw out his pa-risc box last may 1000837;1422760184;*;asciilifeform couldn't be arsed to load it into the truck 1000838;1422760189;decimation;hp was lowered in pederastry after years of fucktarded management - mainly after hewlitt and packard died 1000839;1422760203;asciilifeform;well-known 1000840;1422760231;asciilifeform;playing for a captive audience makes people, organizations, retarded 1000841;1422760233;asciilifeform;no exceptions. 1000842;1422760243;decimation;yes, that era forms the mud-layer upon which modern silly-con valley is built 1000843;1422760287;decimation;asciilifeform: that's probably a good explanation for why high-end engineering software comes only on winblows 1000844;1422760328;decimation;that and, the only proprietary hardware unix vendor left is... apple 1000845;1422760337;asciilifeform;decimation: actually, sun corp. endured for a while 1000846;1422760338;BingoBoingo;decimation: Similar to how when the Western Roman empire fell, concrete was forgotten for quite some time, because no volcanic ash in coldistan 1000847;1422760370;decimation;decimation: sun have been lowered into oracle or that turd 'joylent' that was discussed awhile ago 1000848;1422760407;decimation;BingoBoingo: aye, it is my understanding that even to this day the exact recipe for 'roman concrete' is still not completely known 1000849;1422760428;BingoBoingo; decimation: actually, sun corp. endured for a while << Sun alway though lacked the introspection necessary to realize things like... A bench might be a better place to assemble machines than the floor. 1000850;1422760440;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12450 @ 0.00037689 = 4.6923 BTC [-] 1000851;1422760449;decimation;they built aqua-ducts that lasted 2000 years - I'm not betting that 'portland cement' will last as long 1000852;1422760470;scoopbot;New post on Qntra.net by cazalla: http://qntra.net/2015/02/coin-swap-users-unable-to-withdraw-their-coins/ 1000853;1422760470;asciilifeform;BingoBoingo: point is that, not so many years ago, one could get the 'high end' stuff on solaris. 1000854;1422760483;BingoBoingo;Yeah 1000855;1422760493;decimation;yes, warez vendors targeted solaris as a platform, like cadence, adobe, etc 1000856;1422760505;asciilifeform;even something like dec openvms was supported 1000857;1422760522;asciilifeform;microshit quietly massacred the commercial unixen while no one was looking 1000858;1422760555;decimation;actually this is a perfect example of how 'drowning in idiots' can ruin an industry 1000859;1422760564;asciilifeform;(nothing in the industry happened, in those days, except in the shadow of microshit. just as very little happens in the solar system that is not in some major way affected by jupiter.) 1000860;1422760580;decimation;suddenly everyone who could use windows was a 'computer expert', so people who used computers to compute became 'dinosaurs' or 'weird' 1000861;1422760606;asciilifeform;this didn't affect the 'workstation' folks, until it did. 1000862;1422760649;asciilifeform;this, rather than 'open'-whatever in the abstract, is why redmond declared total war on linux 1000863;1422760661;asciilifeform;because it was the first unixlike which couldn't be nudged out of existence this way 1000864;1422760661;decimation;aye. once 'management' decided that windows was the answer, the nerds at the bottom had no chance 1000865;1422760846;pete_dushenski;mircea_popescu: davout no, roast as in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y53JLJDOEvE << watching this now. it's a riot! 1000866;1422760848;assbot;Don Rickles al Roast di Sammy Davis jr (1975) | SUB ITA - YouTube ... ( http://bit.ly/1vmkRk4 ) 1000867;1422760886;decimation;asciilifeform: do you have a source for little wires with single pin 'female header' connectors? 1000868;1422760977;asciilifeform;decimation: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007MRQC1K 1000869;1422760979;assbot;Amazon.com: 40pcs Female to Female 2.54mm 0.1 in Jumper Wires F/F (40pcs): Computers & Accessories ... ( http://bit.ly/1ymtBlN ) 1000870;1422760981;asciilifeform;or just about anywhere else 1000871;1422760990;asciilifeform;check your favourite supplier 1000872;1422760993;asciilifeform;these are ubiquitous 1000873;1422761006;decimation;ah. thanks. the problem mainly is figuring out how to describe what you want 1000874;1422761273;asciilifeform;snip'em in half. 1000875;1422761364;decimation;aye 1000876;1422761843;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44500 @ 0.00037349 = 16.6203 BTC [-] {2} 1000877;1422761904;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 75804 @ 0.00036627 = 27.7647 BTC [-] {4} 1000878;1422762027;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22184 @ 0.00035681 = 7.9155 BTC [-] 1000879;1422763059;asciilifeform;BingoBoingo: equating 'litecoin' with other sc4mc01nz is a mistake. it was a genuine, if misguided, attempt at something genuinely else 1000880;1422763063;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46350 @ 0.00035681 = 16.5381 BTC [-] 1000881;1422763074;asciilifeform;BingoBoingo: (the whole 'asic resistance' thing) 1000882;1422763094;asciilifeform;this is re: the qntra article. 1000883;1422763119;BingoBoingo;asciilifeform: Cazalla's text. But... certain people who birthed it still promote it as an alternative that still solves a problem. 1000884;1422763132;asciilifeform;somebody still promotes it?! 1000885;1422763227;danielpbarron;i've seen a few "just sold all my BTC for Litecoin because MP is mean" posts 1000886;1422763268;asciilifeform;it is interesting to contemplate why no one (afaik) suggested a third workfunction 1000887;1422763291;asciilifeform;if you want 'asic resistance', my hypothetical 'lifecoin' is probably as good as it gets 1000888;1422763293;asciilifeform;!s lifecoin 1000889;1422763294;assbot;1 results for 'lifecoin' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=lifecoin 1000890;1422763295;mats;hm, bitbet has graduated to being a sextuple reverse fractional reserve if my computation is correct 1000891;1422763297;cazalla;asciilifeform, coblee admits his silver analogy doesn't make sense but continues with it anyway.. doesn't sound genuine to me at all 1000892;1422763370;cazalla;and nobody has moved the goal posts as much as those idiots.. gpu resistant, asic resistant, it's faster etc etc 1000893;1422763374;asciilifeform;if it -only- had the scrypt thing, and none of the other crackpotteries, might have went further. 1000894;1422763381;asciilifeform;or at least, died a less pathetic death 1000895;1422763413;asciilifeform;for those who weren't tuned in a year ago, 1000896;1422763422;mats;its still fluctuating around 1%, so perhaps it may live on yet 1000897;1422763428;asciilifeform;i once suggested, semi-seriously, a proofofworkfunktion based on cellular automata 1000898;1422763434;mats;1% BTCLTC, anyway 1000899;1422763448;asciilifeform;with larger and larger quantity of ram required as difficulty grows 1000900;1422763486;asciilifeform;this would have the side effect of encouraging the construction of machines which are not entirely useless for other extravagant computing projects 1000901;1422763503;cazalla;so no, i don't buy that litecoin was anything more than the creation of your stereotypical chink who knocks shit off 1000902;1422763513;asciilifeform;(but at the same time still requiring construction of new machines) 1000903;1422763532;asciilifeform;cazalla: knocked off but replaced a fairly sensitive part. 1000904;1422763660;pete_dushenski;litecoin is like a tesla with a gas engine really 1000905;1422763725;asciilifeform;pete_dushenski: the way i understand, it was mainly intended to banish asic, but for some reason known only to the author, did not really try in earnest 1000906;1422763734;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 75800 @ 0.00035681 = 27.0462 BTC [-] 1000907;1422763736;pete_dushenski;or like a race horse with the heart of a giant gerbil 1000908;1422763752;asciilifeform;(see 'lifecoin' for example of algorithm that actually requires increasing physical space as difficulty grows) 1000909;1422763754;pete_dushenski;asciilifeform: because he's american ? 1000910;1422763777;*;asciilifeform knows nothing whatsoever about author of 'litecoin' 1000911;1422763800;pete_dushenski;;;google charles lee litecoin 1000912;1422763800;gribble;Litecoin founder Charles Lee on the origins of the cryptocurrency: ; Litecoin creator Charles Lee has left Google to work at Coinbase: ; Ex-Googler Gives the (1 more message) 1000913;1422763811;danielpbarron;heh "google charles lee" 1000914;1422763814;pete_dushenski;google employee 1000915;1422763816;pete_dushenski;a la hearn 1000916;1422763824;pete_dushenski;danielpbarron: lol 1000917;1422763839;asciilifeform;the 'cynical' answer would be that he didn't give a flying fuck about asic resistance in the general sense, but planned to build own asic. 1000918;1422763852;danielpbarron;"no, charles lee googles you!" 1000919;1422763860;asciilifeform;but did not do this, because could not steal enough. 1000920;1422763865;asciilifeform;or sumthinglikethat 1000921;1422763889;pete_dushenski;asciilifeform: the cynical answer could also be that he's a bad actor who tried to detract energies away from bitcoin at a pivotal moment 1000922;1422763897;asciilifeform;or that 1000923;1422763913;pete_dushenski;iirc litecoin was a 2011 thing 1000924;1422763914;asciilifeform;but normally those are not merely malicious idiots, but avaricious malicious idiots 1000925;1422763926;asciilifeform;by all rights he should have attempted the asic 1000926;1422763933;asciilifeform;rather than waiting for the chinese 1000927;1422763939;pete_dushenski;if he had the skillz 1000928;1422763952;pete_dushenski;it's not clear that he did/does 1000929;1422763968;pete_dushenski;or mebbe charles lee is a chinese mole! 1000930;1422763975;cazalla;he is malicious because he contains to appear at conferences to tell people how a coin is all about the marketing regardless of whether what you say is factual or not. he's just the first iteration of garza 1000931;1422763982;asciilifeform;i can't honestly say that i care very much why. 1000932;1422763985;asciilifeform;it's dead. 1000933;1422764006;pete_dushenski;cazalla: pumpers gotta pump and all that 1000934;1422764062;asciilifeform;the original point of my objection to the qntra piece was that, afaik, 'litecoin' was different from every other altcoin in the sense that it was not simply an existing source tree with a dozen constants changed. 1000935;1422764064;pete_dushenski;asciilifeform: at least litecoin didn't have a phoundation crudding it up to its gills over a period of years 1000936;1422764088;cazalla;asciilifeform, i'm pretty sure every altcoin always launches with the idea of being different to every other altcoin 1000937;1422764097;asciilifeform;idea. 1000938;1422764101;asciilifeform;but not practice. 1000939;1422764201;cazalla;pete_dushenski, it has had one for the last year along with a *talk.org forum.. it's pretty much the blue print for altcoins at this point, launch your altcointalk.org, have a foundation and premine under the guise the foundation will use the coins in some fund to spread adoption 1000940;1422764211;asciilifeform;i mean, i get it, it's become scarcely distinguishable from other pumpcoinz 1000941;1422764232;asciilifeform;but initially there was a vaguely-plausible reason for thinking people to go 'hmm' when reading about litecoin. 1000942;1422764277;ben_vulpes;pete_dushenski: best electric tranny is ICE powered. 1000943;1422764284;cazalla;of course, which is why i got into it to begin with but in hindsight, just sour grapes at missing cheaper bitcoin 1000944;1422764293;asciilifeform;at the minimum, it was a 'spare' in case of a catastrophic break in sha2 1000945;1422764297;BingoBoingo; the 'cynical' answer would be that he didn't give a flying fuck about asic resistance in the general sense, but planned to build own asic << There was drama about a collaborator of his GPU mining this GPU unminable coin from the start 1000946;1422764306;asciilifeform;(if that seems like a 'martian' concept, look up 'satcoin') 1000947;1422764338;asciilifeform;BingoBoingo: i did not know this, but it isn't very surprising. 1000948;1422764363;BingoBoingo;asciilifeform: Collaborator was also one of the first, notorious BTC GPU miners 1000949;1422764388;pete_dushenski;cazalla: a, a newer thing then, another "but it worked for the us" scenario 1000950;1422764416;pete_dushenski;ben_vulpes: even tesla's have to get leccy from somewhere 1000951;1422764439;pete_dushenski;ben_vulpes: and what was that miata bit? is this your dream car or.. ? 1000952;1422764479;cazalla;BingoBoingo, i've heard that as well and i suspect he used his brother's exchange to offload his early coins to chinese suckers, that's what that whole bitcoin/litecoin brothers reunited bullshit was about, the fucking gall of that guy http://media.coindesk.com/2014/03/Banner_en_BTCChina.jpg 1000953;1422764480;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1EWYO3E ) 1000954;1422764527;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21350 @ 0.00035373 = 7.5521 BTC [-] {2} 1000955;1422764583;cazalla;no proof of course but i wouldn't put it past a guy to do that.. a guy that is willing to get up in front of a room and admit what he says isn't true but that it's OK because "marketing" 1000956;1422764786;pete_dushenski;and now lee is presumably sipping mai tais somewhere because i swear he hasn't made a peep in 12 months 1000957;1422764831;cazalla;still a coinbase despite telling the faithful that coinbase will add litecoin and that he'll leave if they don't 1000958;1422764836;mats;asciilifeform: https://www.tindie.com/products/WaywardGeek/infinite-noise/ << can you evaluate this self-professed tRNG gadget? 1000959;1422764838;assbot;Infinite Noise true random number generator from WaywardGeek on Tindie ... ( http://bit.ly/1EWZ4zx ) 1000960;1422764856;mats;based on the description, anyway. 1000961;1422764968;decimation;here's the schematic 1000962;1422764969;pete_dushenski;cazalla: soon u guise! 1000963;1422764969;decimation;https://raw.githubusercontent.com/waywardgeek/infnoise/master/images/infnoise.png 1000964;1422764970;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1EWZ9U7 ) 1000965;1422765315;mats;mircea_popescu: would you consider records and other business documents (e.g. tax filings) within the scope of the courts-circus parameters? 1000966;1422765686;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18750 @ 0.00035275 = 6.6141 BTC [-] 1000967;1422765712;mats;er, not tax filings, but financial documents -- also, what about electronic storage devices? 1000968;1422767276;pete_dushenski;true renewable sources of energy–wind, solar, and biomass–may be much less adversely affected by the plunge in oil prices than is widely believed << because reasons 1000969;1422767296;pete_dushenski;1. First, oil is used primarily for transportation and not to produce electricity, whereas renewables play an increasing role in producing electricity. In other words, oil and renewables are not direct competitors. 1000970;1422767315;pete_dushenski;2. Second, over the longer run, because of continuing technological improvements, the prices of renewables, especially solar power, are likely to drop much faster than is the case for commodity-based fuels such as oil. The prices of commodity-based fuels, which are traded in deep, liquid markets, also tend to be more volatile than those of renewables, for which there tend to be no separate markets (especially fo 1000971;1422767315;pete_dushenski;r fuels that are just inputs into generation of electricity). 1000972;1422767361;pete_dushenski;because in greenlandia, deep liquid markets are more volatile than thin illiquid ones 1000973;1422767448;pete_dushenski;ok scratch that, liquidity should increase volatility in the short-term but illiquid markets have larger fat tails 1000974;1422767471;pete_dushenski;as with bitcoin: stable, stable, stable, kaboom! 1000975;1422767490;pete_dushenski;^being relatively illiquid 1000976;1422767550;pete_dushenski;in any event, the "green is fine u guise" construction is hollow 1000977;1422767569;pete_dushenski;cheap "non-renewables" badly cramp its style 1000978;1422767824;asciilifeform;mats: the basic principle of the linked rng is very similar to mine. (fella stayed awake in school.) but the similarities stop there. 1000979;1422767839;asciilifeform;mats: no attempt is made to isolate pc 5v power from rng; 1000980;1422767864;asciilifeform;mats: i see no evidence of shield, or provisions for one 1000981;1422767875;asciilifeform;mats: debiasing is presumably performed on pc end 1000982;1422767914;asciilifeform;mats: but all of these things considered, it is probably the least terrifyingly bad trng i've seen so far on the post-snowden market 1000983;1422768347;BingoBoingo;;;ticker --market all 1000984;1422768355;gribble;Bitstamp BTCUSD last: 217.33, vol: 19527.50108951 | BTC-E BTCUSD last: 212.142, vol: 10128.11134 | Bitfinex BTCUSD last: 215.4, vol: 52043.73376975 | BTCChina BTCUSD last: 213.44, vol: 181080.57010000 | Kraken BTCUSD last: 216.14762, vol: 14.31813754 | Bitcoin-Central BTCUSD last: 221.186, vol: 105.51734265 | Volume-weighted last average: 214.070192738 1000985;1422768395;BingoBoingo;Who is this https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=941331.msg10323295#msg10323295 1000986;1422768396;assbot;Bitcoin 20MB Fork ... ( http://bit.ly/1D0hd0e ) 1000987;1422768434;pete_dushenski;good question 1000988;1422768441;pete_dushenski;zesty fellow, whoever he is 1000989;1422768646;pete_dushenski;I would recommend you sell your bitcoins and buy your alts you were just pumping , because holding onto MPcoin won't be wise. At least with litecoin and peercoin you will lose your investments at a slower pace. 1000990;1422768657;pete_dushenski;from https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=941331.msg10324436#msg10324436 1000991;1422768658;assbot;Bitcoin 20MB Fork ... ( http://bit.ly/1D0hPDi ) 1000992;1422768776;decimation;asciilifeform: yeah ultimately the 'infinite noise' guy's circuit is still vulnerable to rf noise in the right band 1000993;1422768897;decimation;pete_dushenski: lol "our scam will suck you dry slowly" 1000994;1422769043;pete_dushenski;best scams take years and years and years 1000995;1422769082;decimation;aye, one can't keep a chumpatron going if it kills the chumps 1000996;1422769130;pete_dushenski;that's the beauty of car leasing 1000997;1422769144;pete_dushenski;you never notice the depreciation whack because "only monthly payment matters" 1000998;1422769156;pete_dushenski;and rentiers roll one into the next into the next 1000999;1422769285;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44850 @ 0.00035275 = 15.8208 BTC [-] 1001000;1422769303;decimation;yeah it's hard to 'enjoy' paying nothing for a car if you never do it 1001001;1422769488;*;decimation pays nothing for his cars (other than maintenance and gas) and enoys it 1001002;1422769496;pete_dushenski;it's not clear to me that people enjoy paying for things with the aim of ownership 1001003;1422769507;pete_dushenski;that's not the sharing economy way 1001004;1422769519;pete_dushenski;decimation: me too :D 1001005;1422769539;pete_dushenski;burn the depreciation witch! 1001006;1422769911;decimation;I'm considering purchasing some real estate 1001007;1422769928;decimation;bezzlar lending rates keep dropping because 'oh noes deflation' 1001008;1422770276;asciilifeform;decimation: forget rf noise even, the harmonics from usb clock. 1001009;1422770367;decimation;yeah I'm pretty sure he's built a half-ass 'sigma-delta' adc 1001010;1422770404;asciilifeform;no, the rng part is a reasonable, traditional scheme 1001011;1422770463;asciilifeform;https://github.com/waywardgeek/infnoise 1001012;1422770465;assbot;waywardgeek/infnoise · GitHub ... ( http://bit.ly/1wPIOu6 ) 1001013;1422770466;asciilifeform;^ more detail 1001014;1422770494;decimation;he is definitely running a 'sampling' system 1001015;1422770561;asciilifeform;ultimately any interface between analogue and digital 'worlds' is a sampling system 1001016;1422770587;decimation;indeed. thus, subject to nyquist 1001017;1422770681;phillipsjk;mircea_popescu, I disagree with the premise that wealth correlates strongly with intelligence. Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs predicts that people will largely ignore trying to gain Esteem while being pre-occupied with finding food, shelter and companionship. ( http://www.simplypsychology.org/maslow.html?PageSpeed=noscript ) 1001018;1422770683;assbot;Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs | Simply Psychology ... ( http://bit.ly/1wPJwY6 ) 1001019;1422770705;asciilifeform;phillipsjk: are you aware that said device is a fiction ? 1001020;1422770738;asciilifeform;as in, herr m. pulled it directly out of his arse 1001021;1422770749;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26800 @ 0.000354 = 9.4872 BTC [+] 1001022;1422770753;asciilifeform;and its applicability to actual people is, charitably - debatable 1001023;1422770797;phillipsjk;Of course, that hiearchy is not rigid in real life. Anarcho-socialists may simply skip gaining status, instead prioritizing "8. Transcendence needs - helping others to achieve self actualization." 1001024;1422770827;phillipsjk;so in a word yes, I know the fixed hierarchy is largely fiction. 1001025;1422770874;asciilifeform;or, say, human bomb in iraq. which 'level' of pyramid do his desired 40 virgins satisfy? 1001026;1422770879;decimation;phillipsjk: do you think mental illness is something that is fundamentally biological? or do you think that the mentally ill could 'shake it off' and choose not to? 1001027;1422770964;BingoBoingo;Cripple fight: http://blog.paybase.com/coin-fire-allegations-about-paybase-are-false/ 1001028;1422770964;assbot;Coin Fire Allegations About PayBase Are False ... ( http://bit.ly/1tNL1ew ) 1001029;1422770965;asciilifeform;phillipsjk: if you know it to be a fiction, why do you bring it up as an argument 1001030;1422770969;phillipsjk;Sometimes I think mental illness is a rational response to life events. 1001031;1422771000;decimation;is 'unintelligence' also something one can 'shake off' and overcome, just by trying hard enough? 1001032;1422771071;phillipsjk;I accept that some people are smarter than others. That does not automatically imply that the goal of all smart people is to gain wealth and status. 1001033;1422771111;phillipsjk;asciilifeform, it nicely illustrates that there are priorities other than wealth/status. 1001034;1422771119;pete_dushenski;phillipsjk: merely that less smart people have the deck stacked against them in their pursuit of anything 1001035;1422771123;pete_dushenski;be it wealth or otherwise 1001036;1422771222;decimation;phillipsjk: just because 'some choose not to pursue wealth', it doesn't follow that the wealthy are not intelligent 1001037;1422771256;asciilifeform;phillipsjk: without weighing in on the statement, i'd like to point out that you should have gone straight to 'there are priorities other than wealth/status', rather than trying to bolster the argument with 'proof by authority' using the authority of a fellow who pulled it all out of his arse 1001038;1422771265;asciilifeform;(maslow) 1001039;1422771298;asciilifeform;this may sound odd and pedantic, but keeping your brain clean is like washing your body 1001040;1422771307;decimation;but asciilifeform, tenured professors teach maslow in school! 1001041;1422771308;asciilifeform;if you don't, don't expect to be welcome among folks who do 1001042;1422771311;phillipsjk;good point. 1001043;1422771603;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19700 @ 0.00035275 = 6.9492 BTC [-] 1001044;1422771847;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23200 @ 0.00035467 = 8.2283 BTC [+] {2} 1001045;1422771851;phillipsjk;I also wanted to comment that behavior that seem stupid from the outside is sometimes completely rational. Quoting MP: 'last time we diagnosed [the DDOS bot] it was mostly unpnp pwnt routers that yielded it. long known as a problem, little to do about it because "must have lusers on the internet"' http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=29-01-2015#997218 (as an example) 1001046;1422771851;assbot;Logged on 29-01-2015 15:12:13; mircea_popescu: phillipsjk: The captures are 5.0GB each. Just a little too large to fit on a DVD:P << last time we diagnosed this it was mostly unpnp pwnt routers that yielded it. 1001047;1422771969;phillipsjk;The users installing those routers probably don't even play with computer networks as a hobby. It is the manufacturers, not the end-users' fault that UPnP is exposed to the Internet. 1001048;1422772109;phillipsjk;Exposing UPnP to the internet defies all common sense. Add to that, many of the Pwnt routers appear to be in China, I am going to call it a deliberate back-door on the part of the manufacturer. 1001049;1422772179;phillipsjk;There is even evidence this is required by law in China: https://soylentnews.org/article.pl?sid=15/01/30/1514245 1001050;1422772180;assbot;China’s New Rules for Selling Tech to Banks Have US Companies Spooked - SoylentNews ... ( http://bit.ly/1wPNK27 ) 1001051;1422772207;phillipsjk;"Technology companies that want to sell equipment to Chinese banks will have to submit to extensive audits, turn over source code, and build “back doors” into their hardware and software, according to a copy of the rules obtained by foreign companies already doing billions of dollar worth of business in the country. The new rules were laid out in a 22-page document from Beijing, and are presumably being put in place so that the Chin 1001052;1422772208;phillipsjk;ese government can peek into computer banking systems." 1001053;1422772294;phillipsjk;Incidentally, leaving the back-door open to the public gives the Chinese Government plausible deniability if they decide to attack this humble channel. 1001054;1422772355;asciilifeform;jurov: please check turdatron. 1001055;1422772363;asciilifeform;jurov: it ate another message of mine. 1001056;1422772375;asciilifeform;jurov: for no discernible reason. 1001057;1422772407;asciilifeform;jurov: so far i've managed perhaps 2 messages in, out of five times this many attempts. 1001058;1422772437;asciilifeform;jurov: if you are using a demented dwarf with abacus instead of a computer, please fire him and replace with an actual machine. 1001059;1422772448;phillipsjk;That reminds me, I noticed the logs have comments from "noisy" people trimmed. 1001060;1422772467;asciilifeform;phillipsjk: who, and where? 1001061;1422772565;phillipsjk;Oh maybe I did not search back far enough, Was referring to this: http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=29-01-2015#997251 1001062;1422772565;assbot;Logged on 29-01-2015 15:40:59; mircea_popescu: !rated felipelalli 1001063;1422772598;phillipsjk;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=29-01-2015#997252 1001064;1422772598;assbot;Logged on 29-01-2015 15:40:59; assbot: You rated user felipelalli on 21-Jan-2015, with a rating of -1, and supplied these additional notes: has a very strange idea of when it's time to talk.. 1001065;1422772690;asciilifeform;ben_vulpes, mircea_popescu, mod6, danielpbarron: if any of you wanted armv5 binaries to play with, ask jurov, they're in his dust bin, where turdatron dumped them despite valid sigatures. 1001066;1422772720;phillipsjk;yes I found relevant text on the log from the 21st. 1001067;1422772767;asciilifeform;phillipsjk: the amplification attack you found in your packet captures (we discussed it here about a month ago) is a pure ddos vector 1001068;1422772783;asciilifeform;that is, of absolutely no use for taking control of a machine in the usual sense 1001069;1422772823;asciilifeform;even using it as described, for ddos, requires the thing to be hooked up to an isp which happily routes packets with forged ip 1001070;1422772824;phillipsjk;I am not sure it was a true amplification. I suspect it was a flase positive because the addresses ended in .255 1001071;1422772849;asciilifeform;it's an amplification, by definition (attacker sends N bytes, victims receive k*N for some positive k) 1001072;1422772862;phillipsjk;All 3 addresses I mentioned were from /16 netblocks. 1001073;1422772925;*;phillipsjk thinks we are talking past each other. 1001074;1422772942;ben_vulpes;http://dpaste.com/3YZXENS << anyone know of a tidier way to reboot bitcoind? 1001075;1422772943;assbot;dpaste: 3YZXENS ... ( http://bit.ly/1z0fnuA ) 1001076;1422772951;phillipsjk;My router reported a "smurf" attack, but I think it is a mis-diagnosis. 1001077;1422772994;asciilifeform;ben_vulpes: 'killall' ? 1001078;1422772997;punkman;phillipsjk: that's usual background noise 1001079;1422773006;ben_vulpes; http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=29-01-2015#997252 << actually just shutting someone up temporarily 1001080;1422773006;assbot;Logged on 29-01-2015 15:40:59; assbot: You rated user felipelalli on 21-Jan-2015, with a rating of -1, and supplied these additional notes: has a very strange idea of when it's time to talk.. 1001081;1422773019;ben_vulpes;not trimmed from the logs, but prevented from speaking during a roasting. 1001082;1422773027;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform you're such a hater :D 1001083;1422773030;mircea_popescu;almost as bad as jurov 1001084;1422773040;ben_vulpes;asciilifeform: thing is, i want it to shut down cleanly and reboot shortly after it exits cleanly. 1001085;1422773057;asciilifeform;phillipsjk: talk to kakobrekla, he will give you a place to drop the dumps, if you believe that you have discovered something peculiar therein 1001086;1422773087;asciilifeform;phillipsjk: it will be easier to explain just what it was, if i & the rest can view them at our leisure in 'wireshark' 1001087;1422773129;phillipsjk;I did not look too closely, but saw UDP fragment flood with some ICMP messages (to try to track my connectivity?). 1001088;1422773137;ben_vulpes;asciilifeform: i've already lost days to shutting the thing down forcefully, i'm determined to not waste any more time with things that can be automated. 1001089;1422773146;mircea_popescu;;;later tell bingoboingo http://trilema.com/2013/lets-make-it-one-giant-puzzle/#comment-111895 << holy shit that first quote man. 1001090;1422773147;assbot;Let's make it one giant puzzle! pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. ... ( http://bit.ly/1z0fINZ ) 1001091;1422773147;gribble;The operation succeeded. 1001092;1422773148;asciilifeform;ben_vulpes: the simplest way is to run it inside the loop 1001093;1422773231;mircea_popescu;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CYaU3x_nRU 1001094;1422773232;assbot;The Frogs - I'm Sad, My Goat Just Died Today - YouTube ... ( http://bit.ly/1z0fV3T ) 1001095;1422773256;asciilifeform;ben_vulpes: as for killing, if you feed it a SIGTERM, it should die with decorum 1001096;1422773393;ben_vulpes;gotcha, thanks asciilifeform 1001097;1422773414;ben_vulpes;i wanted it running in the context of cron, so i'll probably have to do some shooping of stuff around. 1001098;1422773548;decimation;phillipsjk: would you be willing to upload a sample of your ddos captures? 1001099;1422773645;phillipsjk;decimation, sure. Would have to be tomorrow though. Would like 50MB be enough? (Ie: before I switched out the 10Mbps hub) 1001100;1422773673;decimation;sure 1001101;1422773716;decimation;post a link on the channel so folks can browse it 1001102;1422773734;phillipsjk;I think this counts as "tradition": http://www.hystericalfeminisms.com/consent/ 1001103;1422773736;assbot;HYSTERIA | CONSENT ... ( http://bit.ly/1z0h0Zr ) 1001104;1422773769;*;phillipsjk would have to check how much space his web-host allows him to use. 1001105;1422773796;mircea_popescu;it can't be less than 50mb ?! 1001106;1422773831;phillipsjk;I can probably make it any size you want. 1001107;1422773856;mircea_popescu;cazalla nice month yo. 1001108;1422773962;mircea_popescu;danielpbarron: i was just wondering if a random tails user was aware of that sort of thing, or if they just downloaded it because freetalklive mentioned it << you know the answer to that q. 1001109;1422774178;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform: this, rather than 'open'-whatever in the abstract, is why redmond declared total war on linux << quite. 1001110;1422774205;mircea_popescu;in other news, one doesn't hate you for the things about you that make you great, one hates you for the things about you that make his shit no longer work. 1001111;1422774261;mircea_popescu;pete_dushenski: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y53JLJDOEvE << watching this now. it's a riot! << dun tell me you found out about either that famous jew or that celebrated mode of civilised passtime on b-a! 1001112;1422774263;assbot;Don Rickles al Roast di Sammy Davis jr (1975) | SUB ITA - YouTube ... ( http://bit.ly/1z0iiUd ) 1001113;1422774291;pete_dushenski;the mode i knew 1001114;1422774304;punkman;;;later tell mats saw this recently, might interest you http://sigrok.org/wiki/Supported_hardware#Logic_analyzers 1001115;1422774305;assbot;Supported hardware - sigrok ... ( http://bit.ly/1z0ioLz ) 1001116;1422774305;gribble;The operation succeeded. 1001117;1422774309;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform: somebody still promotes it?! << defo. 1001118;1422774324;pete_dushenski;that sammy was a converted member of the tribe, i did not 1001119;1422774334;mircea_popescu;pete_dushenski rickles is easily one of the greatest comedians who ever lived 1001120;1422774340;mircea_popescu;with carson and carlin and so on 1001121;1422774381;mircea_popescu;danielpbarron: i've seen a few "just sold all my BTC for Litecoin because MP is mean" posts << and yet https://bitbet.us/bet/1098/ltc-to-fall-below-half-a-bitcent-before/ 1001122;1422774382;assbot;BitBet - LTC to fall below half a bitcent before March :: 1.09 B (59%) on Yes, 0.75 B (41%) on No | closing in 2 weeks 5 days | weight: 46`041 (100`000 to 1) ... ( http://bit.ly/1z0iAu8 ) 1001123;1422774391;pete_dushenski;lol i was already laughed out by the time he took the microphone 1001124;1422774402;punkman;I'm gonna try to setup turdatronic bitcoind on VPS. Is there an easy way to monitor and log IO for just the bitcoind process? 1001125;1422774428;pete_dushenski;punkman: i spent the last week trying to do the same 1001126;1422774438;pete_dushenski;0.9.3 was too much for my vps 1001127;1422774447;pete_dushenski;512 mb 1001128;1422774488;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform: i once suggested, semi-seriously, a proofofworkfunktion based on cellular automata << i recall our discussing this, in the very logs! years ago! 1001129;1422774561;asciilifeform;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=29-03-2014#590953 1001130;1422774561;assbot;Logged on 29-03-2014 02:11:03; asciilifeform: proposed algo, for those who insist: 1001131;1422774570;asciilifeform;thread ^ a while ago, yes. 1001132;1422774631;mircea_popescu;i thought it was much much longer ago than fucken march last. 1001133;1422774641;asciilifeform;possibly first mention of this was even earlier 1001134;1422774644;mircea_popescu;this is like... b-a logs are so substantial they dilate the perception of time. 1001135;1422774647;asciilifeform;aha! 1001136;1422774665;mircea_popescu;just... so many ideas, it's like reading 3 centuries worth of old gray lady. 1001137;1422774674;asciilifeform;i feel like i spent at least a decade. 1001138;1422774701;punkman;mircea_popescu: going by log height #590953 to #1001132 (now), it's a lot of time 1001139;1422774709;mircea_popescu;and then we give nooby kids with undegrad "business" and "governance" degrees a hard time for their self-reported "experience" 1001140;1422774714;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14750 @ 0.00035275 = 5.2031 BTC [-] 1001141;1422774731;mircea_popescu;punkman also a good point 1001142;1422774750;punkman;look at that, almost doubled log lines betwwen 3/2014 and now 1001143;1422774769;mircea_popescu;we're lucky that gavin doubled storage space. 1001144;1422774801;phillipsjk;night all 1001145;1422774829;danielpbarron;are cellular automata easy to verify? I mean, work backwards to the start point 1001146;1422774847;mircea_popescu;cazalla: he's just the first iteration of garza <<< this angle i can definitely see. 1001147;1422774850;ben_vulpes;danielpbarron: it's deterministic, if that's what you're asking. 1001148;1422774862;mircea_popescu;danielpbarron depends hwat you mean by easy. 1001149;1422774871;danielpbarron;easier than the reverse 1001150;1422774875;mircea_popescu;about as easy to go either way, towards past or future 1001151;1422774911;mircea_popescu;they;'re not unidirectional sort of problerms like the factorisation problem is. 1001152;1422774928;asciilifeform;the usual term of art is 'trap door' 1001153;1422774972;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform: i mean, i get it, it's become scarcely distinguishable from other pumpcoinz << know teh seinfeld effect ? 1001154;1422774978;asciilifeform;hm? 1001155;1422775006;mircea_popescu;There are certain shows that you can safely assume most people have seen. These shows were considered fantastic when they first aired. Now, however, these shows have a Hype Backlash curse on them. Whenever we watch them, we'll cry, "That is so old" or "That is so overdone". 1001156;1422775006;mircea_popescu;The sad irony? It wasn't old or overdone when they did it. But the things it created were so brilliant and popular, they became woven into the fabric of that show's genre. They ended up being taken for granted, copied and endlessly repeated. Although they often began by saying something new, they in turn became the status quo. 1001157;1422775007;asciilifeform;the films copying a classic one and the classic consequently seeming derivative tripe - thing ? 1001158;1422775013;asciilifeform;aha that 1001159;1422775018;mircea_popescu;yup 1001160;1422775072;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform: at the minimum, it was a 'spare' in case of a catastrophic break in sha2 << on this we agree. meanwhile that problem seems to have navigated away 1001161;1422775084;mircea_popescu;by means of other problems having scoped in 1001162;1422775090;TheNewDeal;;;later tell TomServo I'm around town tomorrow if you'd like to meet up. 1001163;1422775090;gribble;The operation succeeded. 1001164;1422775093;punkman;oh sweet found what I was looking for https://github.com/scaidermern/audria 1001165;1422775094;assbot;scaidermern/audria · GitHub ... ( http://bit.ly/1z0krPV ) 1001166;1422775115;TheNewDeal;;;nethash 1001167;1422775116;gribble;328795984.186 1001168;1422775120;TheNewDeal;;;bc,stats 1001169;1422775124;gribble;Current Blocks: 341443 | Current Difficulty: 4.127287389469702E10 | Next Difficulty At Block: 342719 | Next Difficulty In: 1276 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 0 days, 8 hours, and 0 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 45598132528.5 | Estimated Percent Change: 10.47966 1001170;1422775131;mircea_popescu;BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: Collaborator was also one of the first, notorious BTC GPU miners << who was this again ? 1001171;1422775147;BingoBoingo;mircea_popescu: I believe it was Artforz 1001172;1422775156;mircea_popescu;no ?! he mined ltc too ? 1001173;1422775173;BingoBoingo;If I recall correctly he was a "dev" back in ancient times 1001174;1422775184;BingoBoingo;Not sure if substantiated or not. 1001175;1422775220;BingoBoingo;Did I get all of the quotes right on the puzzle? 1001176;1422775220;mircea_popescu;dev of ltc ? 1001177;1422775246;mircea_popescu;well "About" isn't a source eh ? 1001178;1422775260;BingoBoingo;mircea_popescu: I think he was if my memory works, but... confirming involves wading way deep into the bitcointalk altcoin section 1001179;1422775352;BingoBoingo;Ah, I'll source the Something Awful ones when I find a working login. 2 and 4 though. From the same post on the Butterfly Labs forum. 1001180;1422775410;mircea_popescu;yeh 1001181;1422775466;asciilifeform;http://sigrok.org/wiki/File:Wayengineer_saleae16_pcb_top.jpg << had no idea anybody still did this. 1001182;1422775467;assbot;File:Wayengineer saleae16 pcb top.jpg - sigrok ... ( http://bit.ly/1z0lsaF ) 1001183;1422775488;asciilifeform;http://sigrok.org/wiki/File:Wayengineer_saleae16_atmel_24c02n.jpg 1001184;1422775488;assbot;File:Wayengineer saleae16 atmel 24c02n.jpg - sigrok ... ( http://bit.ly/1z0lz5Q ) 1001185;1422775506;decimation; asciilifeform: is that 'potting' material? 1001186;1422775507;asciilifeform;http://sigrok.org/wiki/File:WayEngineer16-board-top-2014-09.jpg << same, sans shitburial 1001187;1422775508;assbot;File:WayEngineer16-board-top-2014-09.jpg - sigrok ... ( http://bit.ly/1z0lAa9 ) 1001188;1422775541;BingoBoingo;https://imgur.com/3bxHdOk << Ancient Neobee history 1001189;1422775543;assbot; Cryptocyprus vs MPOE-PR - Imgur ... ( http://bit.ly/1z0lFKL ) 1001190;1422775567;mircea_popescu;mats "private persons" in II excludes corporations. but otherwise, anything that one communicated to another is fair game. 1001191;1422775582;mircea_popescu;i dunno how this'd practically be stuff like tax filings, court can and does ask the irs for that. 1001192;1422775604;mircea_popescu;mebbe i don't understand so well what you're asking 1001193;1422775671;mircea_popescu;BingoBoingo uh wtf is that! 1001194;1422775675;mircea_popescu;i don't even ?! 1001195;1422775700;BingoBoingo;mircea_popescu: I think it was some sort of Pro-Brewster agitprop 1001196;1422775742;mircea_popescu;i tell you, blond inch tall figurines drawn on a EGA screen waving about swords are no basis for a financial system. 1001197;1422775766;mircea_popescu;supreme executive power derives from a mandate from the wot, not some farcical fencing ceremony... 1001198;1422775802;*;asciilifeform fondly remembers 'monkey island' 1001199;1422775828;mircea_popescu;pete_dushenski seriously, someone argued that "he prices of commodity-based fuels, which are traded in deep, liquid markets, also tend to be more volatile than those of renewables, for which there tend to be no separate markets" ? 1001200;1422775829;asciilifeform;where the scene is from 1001201;1422775834;mircea_popescu;how do they make them this dumb ? 1001202;1422775848;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform brick and mortar island! 1001203;1422775871;pete_dushenski;mircea_popescu: i'm guessing that they go to special schools 1001204;1422775883;mircea_popescu;what, princeton ? 1001205;1422775892;pete_dushenski;it must take years, if not decades of training to chock one's brain full of such crud 1001206;1422775924;punkman;princeton: https://freedom-to-tinker.com/blog/randomwalker/nine-awesome-bitcoin-projects-at-princeton/ 1001207;1422775925;assbot;Nine awesome Bitcoin projects at Princeton ... ( http://bit.ly/1z0mwuX ) 1001208;1422775939;mircea_popescu;lol @Gav1nFucksGoats 1001209;1422776019;pete_dushenski;Robert Litan is a nonresident senior fellow at the Brookings Institution and the author of “Trillion Dollar Economists.” 1001210;1422776036;pete_dushenski;^said market speshulist 1001211;1422776053;TheNewDeal;!down TheNewDeal 1001212;1422776089;pete_dushenski;https://twitter.com/boblitan << guy looks barely bright enough to tie shoelaces 1001213;1422776091;assbot;Robert Litan (@BobLitan) | Twitter ... ( http://bit.ly/1z0mTpA ) 1001214;1422776109;mircea_popescu;lmaop that forum 1001215;1422776110;mircea_popescu;"This is misinformation and you are confusing people. 1001216;1422776111;mircea_popescu;That number isn't true as it assumes we will immediately be processing 84k transactions per block which isn't going to happen." 1001217;1422776129;mircea_popescu;YOU ARE CONFUSING PEOPLE!! the problem we are solving is not a problem which is why it should be solved!!!1 1001218;1422776135;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu and anyone else waiting for s.nsa broadcast - it will appear shortly after i get a little sleep now. can't believe i blew a whole saturday on the pocket node thing. 1001219;1422776136;mircea_popescu;srsly, this stupid ? also princeton ? 1001220;1422776160;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform tomorrow'll be fine, but yes, now is the time on sprockets where you let the little guys fuck by themselves a while. 1001221;1422776208;mircea_popescu;also there, " Bitcoin can be so complicated at times that even I have problems getting all the facts." 1001222;1422776211;asciilifeform;ben_vulpes et al: the tips i've given re: controlling memory fandango had better suffice. i'll post a buildroot for the pogo some time this week, but unfortunately i do not have time to do the whole thing personally 1001223;1422776282;mircea_popescu;;;later tell benjamindees seven billion people have no savings. 1001224;1422776282;gribble;The operation succeeded. 1001225;1422776303;mircea_popescu;everyone has savings, and they save in gold ? wtf is this bs. 1001226;1422776363;asciilifeform;loper-os.org/pub/bitcoind-armv5-variants.tgz 1001227;1422776371;asciilifeform;^ what turdatron threw into the sun 1001228;1422776374;asciilifeform;docs inside. 1001229;1422776415;fluffypony;lol 1001230;1422776425;mircea_popescu;decimation: bezzlar lending rates keep dropping because 'oh noes deflation' <<< if you can take an immense loan denominated in usd and at a fixed rate, to purchase anything tangible you should do so right now. 1001231;1422776474;pete_dushenski;fixed rate being the key here 1001232;1422776496;pete_dushenski;5+ if they'll take it 1001233;1422776505;pete_dushenski;years, that is 1001234;1422776511;mircea_popescu;;;later tell phillipsjk: mircea_popescu, I disagree with the premise that wealth correlates strongly with intelligence. Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs <<< reed the correct one : http://trilema.com/2014/that-aint-the-maslow-pyramid-yo/ 1001235;1422776512;assbot;That ain't the Maslow pyramid, yo! pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. ... ( http://bit.ly/1z0o6x1 ) 1001236;1422776512;gribble;The operation succeeded. 1001237;1422776524;mircea_popescu;;;later tell phillipsjk you can't reason on any topic on the rotten basis of socialist propaganda. 1001238;1422776524;gribble;The operation succeeded. 1001239;1422776530;asciilifeform;blockheight 214288 (bastard node.) 1001240;1422776531;pete_dushenski;5 seems to be the norm, not sure how hard it is to get a longer fixed rate term 1001241;1422776544;*;asciilifeform now can go to bed 1001242;1422776559;mircea_popescu;pete_dushenski what 5 ? 0.2% baby. 1001243;1422776566;mircea_popescu;what is this, fucking retail ? we're all jews, right ? 1001244;1422776580;mircea_popescu;only samy jr pays retail, 1001245;1422776585;mircea_popescu;and only before conversion. 1001246;1422776585;decimation;mircea_popescu: for 'well qualified' folks in 'conventional' mortgages, you can get 3.5% for 30 years! 1001247;1422776587;decimation;fixed 1001248;1422776591;mircea_popescu;gtfo. 1001249;1422776602;decimation;and rates are dropping 1001250;1422776610;mircea_popescu;hm, i guess actually you might not have the luxury to tell them to gtfo 1001251;1422776616;mircea_popescu;but why are you paying 15x what they pay ? 1001252;1422776617;pete_dushenski;mircea_popescu: 5 years. ~2% is retail 1001253;1422776623;mircea_popescu;would you buy hamburgers at 15x the fixed costs ?! 1001254;1422776646;decimation;in the us, all mortgages are sold by usg 1001255;1422776646;mircea_popescu;banks refinance at about 0.2% anything under .3% is ok but over that is being greedy. 1001256;1422776654;pete_dushenski;15x zero ... 1001257;1422776659;decimation;there is no 'private' mortgage market 1001258;1422776665;decimation;at least, it's tiny 1001259;1422776667;mircea_popescu;i don't believe that. 1001260;1422776682;mircea_popescu;maybe there's no private market in the sense that there's no bitcoin stock market ? 1001261;1422776685;pete_dushenski;there's no way you can get under 2% is all i'm saying 1001262;1422776695;mircea_popescu;maybe that's true. 1001263;1422776698;pete_dushenski;if you're borrowing say $500k 1001264;1422776707;mircea_popescu;well no, borrow $50 mn 1001265;1422776726;pete_dushenski;i'm more interested in how long you can negotiate as far as a fixed rate term goes 1001266;1422776747;pete_dushenski;$50 mn you say.... 1001267;1422776749;mircea_popescu;pete_dushenski anything past ~20 years is not necessarily going to come in your favour. 1001268;1422776772;mircea_popescu;pete_dushenski understand : building a building costs to the tune of a bn or a few. 1001269;1422776785;mircea_popescu;obv there's no market in arbitrarily tiny fractions 1001270;1422776818;ben_vulpes;asciilifeform: having now sent kill $(cat bitcoind.pid) several times, i'm no longer so certain that the damn thing obeys SIGTERM. 1001271;1422776840;mircea_popescu;ben_vulpes it takes a while. 1001272;1422776847;mircea_popescu;go do all your shopping, come back n see 1001273;1422776859;pete_dushenski;funny lady shopping, that is 1001274;1422776933;mircea_popescu;We were stunned by the allegations which served to negatively impact our business in this exciting and evolving financial category, said Josh Garza, CEO of GAW. However, we appreciate the outpouring of support by a community that is behind what we are doing as pioneers in the cryptocurrency market; in short, they simply didnt believe it. 1001275;1422776934;mircea_popescu;herp 1001276;1422776970;ben_vulpes;mircea_popescu: no way. it respondes to ./bitcoind -datadir=. -port=... -rpcport=... stop, but not to kill $BITCOIND_PID 1001277;1422776982;mircea_popescu;o.O 1001278;1422776997;mircea_popescu;no way, it actually has sigterm masking ? 1001279;1422777001;mircea_popescu;i duin recall this. 1001280;1422777082;pete_dushenski;bbib 1001281;1422777084;mircea_popescu;phillipsjk: The users installing those routers probably don't even play with computer networks as a hobby. It is the manufacturers, not the end-users' fault that UPnP is exposed to the Internet. <<< ther atrocity known as unpnp exists in the first place because people who do not know how to use computers wish nevertheless to use computers, and then complain to people running servers that "doesn't work". 1001282;1422777093;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40859 @ 0.00035262 = 14.4077 BTC [-] {2} 1001283;1422777151;mircea_popescu;it is the fault of the people running servers that they implemented upnp instead of beating the people with the reports, sure. however, beatings suffer from a disaster of commons type of problem : they are valuabler and expensive, but the beneficiaries resist them afore, even if they appreciate them after. 1001284;1422777154;mircea_popescu;much like washing. 1001285;1422777240;mircea_popescu;phillipsjk: this humble channel. << i never thought i'd live to hear that one. 1001286;1422777266;decimation;I can't find good data, but it is pretty well known that usg entities purchase 30 year fixed loans 1001287;1422777271;decimation;who else would buy them? 1001288;1422777292;decimation;as for 15x, you can get 0.5% loans - that have 1-month adjustable rates 1001289;1422777305;mircea_popescu;get them without adjustable. 1001290;1422777312;decimation;can't 1001291;1422777323;mircea_popescu;perhaps as a 10 year fixed, with a negotiable that includes your right to fully repay. 1001292;1422777337;mircea_popescu;iirc that's the structure i used last time i did something like this. 1001293;1422777337;decimation;not through any traditional loan dealer 1001294;1422777344;decimation;perhaps a private party would make such a deal 1001295;1422777359;mircea_popescu;a wot's always handy 1001296;1422777388;decimation;eh, I can borrow usg's bezzlars for 3.5 1001297;1422777407;mircea_popescu;this is like paying me 70 bucks for a happy meal. 1001298;1422777429;mircea_popescu;(is that shit still 4.95 or did "deflation" fix that proble mtoo ?) 1001299;1422777429;decimation;no, it's like having usg pay 70 bucks for a happy mean I 'get' to eat 1001300;1422777463;decimation;i think mcd has raised their prices somewhat, not sure 1001301;1422777468;mircea_popescu;decimation the difference is negligible from where i'm sitting!!!1 1001302;1422777500;mircea_popescu;http://www.fastfoodmenuprices.com/mcdonalds-prices/ 1001303;1422777502;assbot;McDonalds Prices - Fast Food Menu Prices ... ( http://bit.ly/1z0qyDO ) 1001304;1422777504;decimation;the problem is, even if I were to purchase a house with say, gold or bitcoin 1001305;1422777507;mircea_popescu;am i reading this right ? it's like 3 bux ? 1001306;1422777522;decimation;I would still be trading an asset for something valued in loaned-bezzlars 1001307;1422777549;mircea_popescu;decimation this is why it only makes sense to buy it as a loan, on good terms. 1001308;1422777550;decimation;they used to have a 'dollar' menu 1001309;1422777582;mircea_popescu;this is so mind boggling. 1001310;1422777584;decimation;well, it is certainly the case that it is hard to find a bank that pays more than 1% on your savings account 1001311;1422777592;ben_vulpes;"deflation"? 1001312;1422777592;mircea_popescu;seriously, food at the cost of a shoeshine ? 1001313;1422777607;decimation;but it's also impossible to find a 30-year fixed at less than 3.5 1001314;1422777621;mircea_popescu;decimation wide spreads predict disaster. 1001315;1422777643;decimation;well, they are essentially 'vanity' prices 1001316;1422777662;decimation;for instance, almost no us banks (to my knowledge) offer 30-years cd's 1001317;1422777681;decimation;the only reason 30-year fixed exists in the us is because of 'popular demand' 1001318;1422777706;mircea_popescu;i dunno who would buy a nominal cd anyway. 1001319;1422777717;mircea_popescu;so technically, no banks offer cds at all. 1001320;1422777790;decimation;the banking system is a propaganda wrapper around usg/fed bank ownership 1001321;1422777831;mircea_popescu;amusingly, the fed is actually a private partnership 1001322;1422777860;mircea_popescu;but anyway : as in the centrally controlled economy of the socialist state, so in the us : the "private" sector is a wrapper around the politburo. 1001323;1422777884;mircea_popescu;and the "workers" are a wrapper around that wrapper. in the sense a rectum is a wrapper around the condom wrapped around the cock. 1001324;1422777988;decimation;but they are 'free' 1001325;1422778024;mircea_popescu;everyone's free who wants to be. 1001326;1422778305;decimation;the latest fed open market meeting strongly implied that rates will be low for a long time yet 1001327;1422778313;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14950 @ 0.00035691 = 5.3358 BTC [+] 1001328;1422778314;decimation;rather than the scheduled increase in 6 months 1001329;1422778334;decimation;because oil halved, therefore 'the deflation' scare is on 1001330;1422778450;mircea_popescu;it's so amusing for me to see the situation of 1980s japan imported pretty much all over the north atlantic. 1001331;1422778467;decimation;actuall the 3% FNMA mortgage-backed security is on a bull run http://www.mortgagenewsdaily.com/mbs/charts.aspx?Product=FNMA30&interval=4 1001332;1422778468;assbot;MBS Live ... ( http://bit.ly/1z0t90x ) 1001333;1422778565;decimation;the implication being that serious folks with lots of bezzlars see a 3% 30-year loan as a great investment - which is telling about expectations of the future 1001334;1422778576;mircea_popescu;well... it would be wouldn't it ? look how well freddie mac did 1001335;1422778586;mircea_popescu;(it did do great - the bankers made money, that's the benchmark) 1001336;1422778598;decimation;if the us becomes japan for the next 30 years, then it is a great deal 1001337;1422778622;mircea_popescu;japan was a nation, and those three decades nigh on crumbled it. 1001338;1422778650;mircea_popescu;a federation, like the us ? the austro-hungarian empire didn't last five years of harship. 1001339;1422778739;decimation;yeah that's a good point 1001340;1422778750;decimation;with that, I bid good evening. 1001341;1422778756;decimation;!down decimation 1001342;1422778833;mircea_popescu;http://log.b-a.link/?date=01-02-2015#1001103 << for the record : sexualisation as a matter of fact, not as a matter of convention (ie, irrespectiver of the sex object's "consent") is part and parcel of feminity. 1001343;1422778833;assbot;Logged on 01-02-2015 06:55:36; assbot: HYSTERIA | CONSENT ... ( http://bit.ly/1z0h0Zr ) 1001344;1422778841;mircea_popescu;this is what it MEANS to be a woman. 1001345;1422778886;mircea_popescu;a reconstruction of some sort of imaginary alternative is no different from any other synthetic product : like the transsexual, like the roman eunuch or later italian castrato, like all other exercises in artifexery. 1001346;1422778934;mircea_popescu;now, that such a matter of fact is a flimsy ground for assault, and has no good reason to escalate to battery is certainly true. 1001347;1422778963;mircea_popescu;but de minima non curat lex. 1001348;1422779037;cazalla; cazalla nice month yo. <<< hopefully february will dwarf it 1001349;1422779046;ben_vulpes;i've been considering how to present this to the "feminists" in my vicinity 1001350;1422779050;mircea_popescu;well, if it doesn't im sure march will. 1001351;1422779085;ben_vulpes;the "objectification is part and parcel of having a cunt" line takes more delicacy and subtlety than i've yet cultivated. 1001352;1422779092;mircea_popescu;ben_vulpes sadly it's the equivalent of the beatings. women grok wtf it all means, by virtue of their existential quality of being women. little girls, of whatever age, even 50 should they be, have no avenue to comprehend wtf is being said. 1001353;1422779114;ben_vulpes;yeah 1001354;1422779123;mircea_popescu;so they fly in a girlish rage, which is fine and perfectly comprehensible, and even self aware 1001355;1422779124;ben_vulpes;trick being to deliver the beatings without going to jail in this here country 1001356;1422779129;mircea_popescu;she calls the thing hysteria for this reason. 1001357;1422779179;mircea_popescu;anyway, one shouldn't be a doctor for people who aren't patients. not your job to solve people's problems, especially those htey do not care to have solved. 1001358;1422779184;ben_vulpes;a few are right on the cusp, but it's taken years to get them there 1001359;1422779249;ben_vulpes;"one shouldn't be a doctor" << the doctoring's forced on one 1001360;1422779252;mircea_popescu;you will find that cusp can be quite wide. it's like an untrained orgasmer going "i'm almost there". 1001361;1422779265;ben_vulpes;myeah 1001362;1422779284;ben_vulpes;control problems, control problems everywhere. 1001363;1422779310;*;ben_vulpes ponders the unintentional double entendre 1001364;1422779315;mircea_popescu;lol 1001365;1422779322;mircea_popescu;i took it for intentional. 1001366;1422779329;ben_vulpes;i'm not really that bright it turns out 1001367;1422779332;mircea_popescu;you know foxy, at this rate you ain't roasting jack. 1001368;1422779338;mircea_popescu;by which i mean the rabbit. 1001369;1422779350;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38742 @ 0.00035691 = 13.8274 BTC [+] 1001370;1422779351;ben_vulpes;who said i wanted to! 1001371;1422779365;ben_vulpes;who said i wanted to wade hip deep into cpp or straighten out everyones mental models 1001372;1422779374;mircea_popescu;remember! in case of problems : cunt! roll! 1001373;1422779391;cazalla;http://ia700603.us.archive.org/21/items/gov.uscourts.nysd.422824/gov.uscourts.nysd.422824.171.0.pdf short of it "This letter is submitted in response to the governments January 29, 2015, letter seeking preclusion of the expert testimony of proposed defense witness Andreas M. Antonopoulos." 1001374;1422779392;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1z0vI2F ) 1001375;1422779411;mircea_popescu;cazalla which case is this ? 1001376;1422779451;ben_vulpes;(i roast none better than myself. it's a...skill.) 1001377;1422779458;cazalla;mircea_popescu, take a guess! 1001378;1422779461;mircea_popescu;and does the govt letter go "we object to the inclusion of this witness as mr antonopoulos is actually... in a word... dead." ? 1001379;1422779482;ben_vulpes;lol your grip on the fabric of reality isn't that stiff yet boss 1001380;1422779516;cazalla;none other than United States v. Ross Ulbricht.. he's fkn sunk with derp on the stand 1001381;1422781119;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17284 @ 0.00035691 = 6.1688 BTC [+] 1001382;1422781363;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 69006 @ 0.00035112 = 24.2294 BTC [-] {2} 1001383;1422782056;ben_vulpes;samO_: your cloak is getting applied after you join channels 1001384;1422782060;ben_vulpes;*** samO_ (~samO@109-92-79-197.dynamic.isp.telekom.rs) has joined channel #bitcoin-assets 1001385;1422782075;ben_vulpes;!up samO_ 1001386;1422782784;PeterL;http://dpaste.com/0JA0FZA#wrap 1001387;1422782785;assbot;dpaste: 0JA0FZA: How downloading the Bitcoin blockchain should work ... ( http://bit.ly/18EwsRk ) 1001388;1422783072;ben_vulpes;PeterL! 1001389;1422783081;PeterL;yes? 1001390;1422783083;ben_vulpes;you've been reading logs, haven't you. 1001391;1422783089;PeterL;always 1001392;1422783171;ben_vulpes;PeterL: are you getting conned this spring? 1001393;1422783182;PeterL;conned? 1001394;1422783188;ben_vulpes;$conference 1001395;1422783198;ben_vulpes;trilema.com/2014/the-conference-third-edition/ 1001396;1422783211;PeterL;oh, no, no job atm, can't afford it 1001397;1422783236;PeterL;by the way, if anybody needs a chemist, I'm looking for work now 1001398;1422783261;ben_vulpes;what kind of chemistry d'you do? 1001399;1422783270;PeterL;organic mostly 1001400;1422783300;ben_vulpes;while we're on the topic, a single node should never be a single source of blocks. 1001401;1422783305;PeterL;small molecule synthesis is what I've been doing the past 3 years 1001402;1422783333;ben_vulpes;dunno about how many n's would be involved but in terms of *should*, blocks *should* be checked against a few peers. 1001403;1422783335;PeterL;yes, there would ideally be more that one connection open at a time 1001404;1422783361;ben_vulpes;(if multiple peers are available, and the implementation's coding is up to the concurrency) 1001405;1422783382;PeterL;does RI do multiple connections yet? 1001406;1422783385;ben_vulpes;lolno 1001407;1422783394;PeterL;on the wish list? 1001408;1422783404;ben_vulpes;or if it's opening them it sure as hell isn't doing anything with them 1001409;1422783431;ben_vulpes;yeah, call it the wish list. 1001410;1422783447;ben_vulpes;truth be told, frere, the RI's just that. it's not supposed to be fancy or anything. 1001411;1422783485;ben_vulpes;gets blocks, barfs blocks, relays transactions. i've not heard any serious arguments for inclusion of additional functionality beyond that. 1001412;1422783690;ben_vulpes;!gettrust assbot PinkPosixPXE 1001413;1422783691;assbot;Trust relationship from user assbot to user PinkPosixPXE: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 4 via 4 connections. | http://w.b-a.link/trust/assbot/PinkPosixPXE | http://w.b-a.link/user/PinkPosixPXE 1001414;1422783717;ben_vulpes;!gettrust assbot mod6 1001415;1422783718;assbot;Trust relationship from user assbot to user mod6: Level 1: 1, Level 2: 7 via 7 connections. | http://w.b-a.link/trust/assbot/mod6 | http://w.b-a.link/user/mod6 1001416;1422783751;ben_vulpes;!gettrust assbot jurov 1001417;1422783752;assbot;Trust relationship from user assbot to user jurov: Level 1: 1, Level 2: 18 via 18 connections. | http://w.b-a.link/trust/assbot/jurov | http://w.b-a.link/user/jurov 1001418;1422785512;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 83150 @ 0.00035702 = 29.6862 BTC [+] {2} 1001419;1422785694;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 1500 @ 0.00094591 = 1.4189 BTC [-] {17} 1001420;1422785938;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 1250 @ 0.00092122 = 1.1515 BTC [-] {8} 1001421;1422786487;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 55491 @ 0.00035732 = 19.828 BTC [+] {2} 1001422;1422787433;PeterL;mircea_popescu:a federation, like the us ? << nominally US is a federation, but between the FedGov usurping power from the states, free movement of people between the states, and the mass-produced commercialized 'culture', the US is pretty homogenous; we think of ourselfs as USians rather than $myState-ians. 1001423;1422787776;ben_vulpes;http://cascadianhacker.com/blog/2015/02/01_hacking-on-the-satoshi-codebase-some-pointers.html << to be outdated sometime in the next 30 days 1001424;1422787777;assbot;Hacking on the Satoshi Codebase: Some Pointers ... ( http://bit.ly/1CmW0P3 ) 1001425;1422787828;ben_vulpes;i'll go further, PeterL, $myStatism is actually discouraged by *all* political groups. 1001426;1422787855;PeterL;nah, there are some who are adamantly Texan 1001427;1422787883;PeterL;kind of the exception though 1001428;1422788091;ben_vulpes;sure, exceptions exist 1001429;1422788110;ben_vulpes;lets not bother ourselves with 3/4 sigma shit tho. 1001430;1422788239;pete_dushenski;http://www.contravex.com/2015/02/01/jooz-and-stereotypes/ 1001431;1422788240;assbot;Jooz and stereotypes. | Contravex: A blog by Pete Dushenski ... ( http://bit.ly/1yo4uiC ) 1001432;1422788317;pete_dushenski;^for those english-speaking hebrewphiles interested in sabbatai zevi and eretz israel 1001433;1422788327;pete_dushenski;and other things 1001434;1422788338;pete_dushenski;and now ima pass the fuck out. 1001435;1422788378;ben_vulpes;sweet dreams, pete 1001436;1422788821;PeterL;Rather than having all the magic numbers hard coded into the RI, should there be some sort of config file? Stuff like the DNS seeds, number of bastard blocks to hold onto, number of connections to make, etc? 1001437;1422789058;ben_vulpes;PeterL: yeah, it'd be nice to get everything configified 1001438;1422789093;ben_vulpes;it's not entirely out of the question that the ri could even be coerced into hooking onto arbitrary altchains with well-done configuration 1001439;1422789115;ben_vulpes;question being the same as one would have for the matchstick eiffel tower engineer 1001440;1422789121;ben_vulpes;"why?" 1001441;1422791123;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 3054 @ 0.00094981 = 2.9007 BTC [+] {4} 1001442;1422792526;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AM1] 70 @ 0.09765599 = 6.8359 BTC [-] {9} 1001443;1422793563;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 187544 @ 0.00035325 = 66.2499 BTC [-] {3} 1001444;1422793624;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 67950 @ 0.00035074 = 23.8328 BTC [-] 1001445;1422796979;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 80800 @ 0.00035808 = 28.9329 BTC [+] {3} 1001446;1422798016;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43500 @ 0.00035074 = 15.2572 BTC [-] 1001447;1422798931;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33750 @ 0.00035074 = 11.8375 BTC [-] 1001448;1422799358;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 83634 @ 0.00036026 = 30.13 BTC [+] {2} 1001449;1422801493;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29200 @ 0.00035311 = 10.3108 BTC [-] 1001450;1422802408;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35450 @ 0.00035311 = 12.5177 BTC [-] 1001451;1422803141;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 79097 @ 0.00035039 = 27.7148 BTC [-] {2} 1001452;1422803201;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 92903 @ 0.00034898 = 32.4213 BTC [-] {2} 1001453;1422805458;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 128135 @ 0.00034757 = 44.5359 BTC [-] {3} 1001454;1422805763;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 76850 @ 0.00035056 = 26.9405 BTC [+] 1001455;1422807471;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 51777 @ 0.00034562 = 17.8952 BTC [-] {2} 1001456;1422808813;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 71600 @ 0.00035267 = 25.2512 BTC [+] {2} 1001457;1422810582;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 81511 @ 0.00035425 = 28.8753 BTC [+] {2} 1001458;1422811802;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 157450 @ 0.00034671 = 54.5895 BTC [-] {2} 1001459;1422812167;thestringpuller;ss 1001460;1422814239;mats;http://mako.cc/copyrighteous/cultivated-disinterest-in-professional-sports relevant 1001461;1422814241;assbot;Cultivated Disinterest in Professional Sports | copyrighteous ... ( http://bit.ly/1BLxvpy ) 1001462;1422814276;mats;http://www.shaunagm.net/blog/2011/11/the-peoples-team re: Green Bay 1001463;1422814279;assbot;The People’s Team | shauna gordon-mckeon | blog ... ( http://bit.ly/1BLxJgl ) 1001464;1422814295;mats;guess i should watch sports so i can relate to peasants... 1001465;1422814361;mats;punkman: thanks, will peruse 1001466;1422814517;kakobrekla;cultivated-disinterest-in-professional-sports relevant < to what ? 1001467;1422814762;kakobrekla;stupid article with stupid comments 1001468;1422814827;TheNewDeal;isn't that what the internet was invented for? 1001469;1422814876;kakobrekla;why add fuel to fire 1001470;1422815096;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33778 @ 0.00034602 = 11.6879 BTC [-] {2} 1001471;1422815322;BingoBoingo;Fun Fact, if Marshawn Lynch grabs his crotch on the field he will be fined the same $500,000 BitPay paid for their Bowl game 1001472;1422815403;TheNewDeal;anyone see that Conan bit with Marshawn playing Mortal Combat? 1001473;1422815441;TheNewDeal;actually not a horrible waste of 11 minutes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MNpkSyryQz4 1001474;1422815443;assbot;Marshawn Lynch and Rob Gronkowski Play "Mortal Kombat X" With Conan O'Brien - YouTube ... ( http://bit.ly/1vo4eo4 ) 1001475;1422815446;BingoBoingo;I haven't 1001476;1422815484;TheNewDeal;I guess Conan has a recurring bit called "Clueless Gamer" 1001477;1422816029;oglafbot;http://oglaf.com/mighty-deeds/ 1001478;1422816030;assbot;Mighty Deeds ... ( http://bit.ly/1vo4tQ9 ) 1001479;1422816459;mats;kakobrekla: whoops, i copied that message wholesale from another window. meant to share just the link. 1001480;1422816481;kakobrekla;well here, relevant http://xkcd.com 1001481;1422816482;assbot;xkcd: Super Bowl ... ( http://bit.ly/1617o5l ) 1001482;1422816484;mats;but i suppose it'd be relevant to americans, today being the Superb Owl 1001483;1422816682;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 72164 @ 0.00036269 = 26.1732 BTC [+] {3} 1001484;1422816743;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2954 @ 0.00036573 = 1.0804 BTC [+] 1001485;1422817787;TheNewDeal;TomServo what's your status 1001486;1422817870;kakobrekla;have some lulz https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=942404.0;topicseen 1001487;1422817871;assbot;Who is Mircea Popescu?? ... ( http://bit.ly/161e2s8 ) 1001488;1422817913;TomServo;TheNewDeal: sup 1001489;1422818349;mircea_popescu;lol so that coinswap thing ran off huh 1001490;1422818364;TheNewDeal;Wondering if you are interested in a meetup today 1001491;1422818384;BingoBoingo;Well, GAW bought it. They still seem to take deposits. Just not so keep on the withdrawals business 1001492;1422818435;mircea_popescu;lol 1001493;1422818436;kakobrekla;withdrawals have been deprecated. 1001494;1422818443;mircea_popescu;^ 1001495;1422818451;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 1276 @ 0.00096954 = 1.2371 BTC [-] {2} 1001496;1422818452;mircea_popescu;TheNewDeal who, me ? 1001497;1422818464;TheNewDeal;TomServo 1001498;1422818475;mircea_popescu;a sorry 1001499;1422818479;TheNewDeal;not a problem 1001500;1422818510;ben_vulpes;withdrawals are an antipatten 1001501;1422818521;ben_vulpes;does anyone have a recommendation for an x11 friendly browser? 1001502;1422818522;mircea_popescu;antipatten on teh bakken ? 1001503;1422818531;mircea_popescu;lynx! 1001504;1422818555;ben_vulpes;i guess i gotta, huh 1001505;1422818573;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 1403 @ 0.00096954 = 1.3603 BTC [-] {3} 1001506;1422818614;ben_vulpes;mnah i don't think that's actually going to work so well 1001507;1422818808;BingoBoingo;ben_vulpes: xxxterm 1001508;1422818830;mircea_popescu;isn't that for pronz only ? 1001509;1422818844;BingoBoingo;Well, is the web for the same thing? 1001510;1422818868;mircea_popescu;a right 1001511;1422818953;BingoBoingo;Trilema, and Qntra look pretty good in xxxterm 1001512;1422818978;mircea_popescu;:p 1001513;1422818993;BingoBoingo;http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/texas-boy-suspended-bringing-ring-power-school-article-1.2099103 1001514;1422818994;assbot;Texas boy suspended after bringing 'ring of power' to school - NY Daily News ... ( http://bit.ly/161jXh2 ) 1001515;1422819023;BingoBoingo;xxxterm is an actual browser though, perfect for ben_vulpes 1001516;1422819389;jurov;sooo.. asciilifeform sent email with wordwrapped-after-clearsigned text and with attachemnts bigger than 1024k limit 1001517;1422819396;jurov;fixed and published 1001518;1422819452;jurov;i never thought it will become channel for binaries distribution 1001519;1422819584;decimation;http://www.ronpaulinstitute.org/archives/featured-articles/2015/january/31/march-to-folly-in-ukraine/ << " Yet Washington just announced that by spring, it will deploy unspecified numbers of military “trainers” to Ukraine to help build Kiev’s ramshackle national guard. Also being sent are significant numbers of US special heavy, mine resistant armored vehicles that have been widely used in Afghanistan and Iraq. The US and 1001520;1422819586;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/161mDLs ) 1001521;1422819586;decimation;Poland are currently covertly supplying Ukraine with some weapons." 1001522;1422819618;decimation;I would like someone in usg to explain to little people like me why 1) poking russia with a stick is a good idea and 2.) what possible good could come from it 1001523;1422819822;trinque;decimation: this time it will be different. 1001524;1422819835;trinque;the USA is a hyperpower... etc 1001525;1422819849;mircea_popescu;amusingly, orwell has a quote about this very thing. 1001526;1422819874;mircea_popescu;"In one story in the ROVER, for instance, somebody has a tame bear, and as it is a Russian bear, it is nicknamed Trotskyobviously an echo of the 1917-23 period and not of recent controversies. The clock has stopped at 1910. Britannia rules the waves, and no one has heard of slumps, booms, unemployment, dictatorships, purges or concentration camps." 1001527;1422819901;BingoBoingo;http://isaacbrocksociety.ca/2015/01/17/the-real-reason-that-roger-ver-renounced-us-citizenship/ 1001528;1422819903;assbot;The Isaac Brock Society | The real reason that Roger Ver renounced US citizenship ... ( http://bit.ly/161oaBo ) 1001529;1422819923;mats;decimation: brinksmanship is how this game is played, yo. 1001530;1422819943;scoopbot;New post on Trilema by Mircea Popescu: http://trilema.com/2015/qntra-sqntr-january-2015-statement/ 1001531;1422819959;mats;what does USG care if Putin shuts off the gas? 1001532;1422819986;decimation;mats: what 'game'? is usg trying to gain a colony in eastern europe 1001533;1422820014;mats;i seriously doubt there's an actual end game, but they'll keep playing anyways 1001534;1422820017;BingoBoingo;http://gorillarabbit.net/posts/ 1001535;1422820018;assbot;Posts | Gorilla Rabbit ... ( http://bit.ly/161oIam ) 1001536;1422820037;mircea_popescu;gotta keep playin'!!1 1001537;1422820053;mats;maybe they wanna put up moar missile sites near .ru 1001538;1422820056;mircea_popescu;who's isaac broc ? 1001539;1422820058;trinque;the game is just pumping up defense spending 1001540;1422820077;trinque;rather, there's no game and it's a runaway process of it's own 1001541;1422820096;decimation;I guess. Like, if there were anti-us rebels in mexico, I think usg would be seriously pissed if russia sent troops to support them 1001542;1422820099;trinque;more enemies == dear god man, look at the stock market!!11!!! 1001543;1422820112;mats;gotta fight Putin, you know, the man's "evil" and not a true Christian, etc... 1001544;1422820135;BingoBoingo;mircea_popescu: Either a British Officer/Administrator who fought America in 1812 or the lead singer of Modest Mouse 1001545;1422820156;mircea_popescu;lol 1001546;1422820174;decimation;mats: actually that's another point - it seems to me that we have more of an interest in giving putin a little of what he wants in exchange for helping put a lid on the crazy muslims 1001547;1422820190;mircea_popescu;dat passive aggressive ro\ger ver bs., 1001548;1422820190;mircea_popescu;After being told by the US attorney that I would be sent to jail for seven or eight years if I took my case to trial I signed a plea agreement. At the sentencing the judge asked me if anyone threatened or coerced me in any way to sign the plea agreement. When I said Yes, absolutely, the judges eyes became very wide and he asked what do you mean? I explained that the US attorney told me that he would send 1001549;1422820190;mircea_popescu; me to jail for seven or eight years if I didnt sign the plea agreement. The judge responded that that was not what he was asking about, so I replied that I must not understand what it means to be threatened or coerced. The judge then proceeded to lecture me extensively on politics. He carried on about why government is so important and how taxes are the price we pay for a civilized society and that government 1001550;1422820193;mircea_popescu; is wonderful in general. He summed up his lecture by telling me that, I dont want you to think that your political views have anything to do with why you are here today, and then sentenced me to serve ten months in federal prison. 1001551;1422820197;mircea_popescu;wtf, srsly ? that's it ? 1001552;1422820203;mircea_popescu;"i signed it, but i TOLD MOM I DUN LIKLE IT!!11" 1001553;1422820230;mircea_popescu;trying to take these schmoes seriously is not unlike trying to make an army of toddlers. 1001554;1422820241;mats;decimation: if there was anybody bright running the show, they'd exactly cave to Putin and let him slaughter the muslamics in europe 1001555;1422820242;mircea_popescu;"don't chew on the gun, billy! stand up tommy!" 1001556;1422820247;trinque;lol 1001557;1422820254;mats;solve that problem rightaway 1001558;1422820267;decimation;mats: yeah I think we are on the same page 1001559;1422820271;mircea_popescu;mats putin is not as against teh muslims as you imagine. 1001560;1422820340;mircea_popescu;i'll bet you as a for instance that the way he sees it, the muslims taking over europe east of the danube is perfect, inasmuch as they'll do away with the feminists, transsexuals, redditards etceteras on their own dime. 1001561;1422820362;mats;i didn't mean to venture that he wanted to own more of europe 1001562;1422820365;jurov;you mean west of the danube? 1001563;1422820373;mats;much like nobody wants detroit 1001564;1422820377;decimation;yeah, in somalia 1001565;1422820396;asciilifeform;http://therealbitcoin.org/ml/btc-dev/2015-February/000039.html << ty jurov 1001566;1422820397;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1zKPVvv ) 1001567;1422820404;asciilifeform;danielpbarron ^ 1001568;1422820466;mircea_popescu;and by east of the danube i mean west of the danube, of course 1001569;1422820505;asciilifeform;obligatory >>>> http://poetry.about.com/od/poemsbytitleb/l/blkiplingballadeastandwest.htm 1001570;1422820507;assbot;The Ballad of East and West by Rudyard Kipling ... ( http://bit.ly/1zKQaqr ) 1001571;1422820509;decimation;why don't muslims settle in romania and moldova? 1001572;1422820523;trinque;muslims don't seem to "settle" 1001573;1422820598;jurov;decimation, these countries are not welcoming to any immigrants 1001574;1422820605;trinque;ah I misunderstood 1001575;1422820632;trinque;there are european countries that are actually resisting being invaded? 1001576;1422820698;decimation;jurov: those countries don't have a problem sending emigrants to other countries... 1001577;1422820708;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49400 @ 0.00036573 = 18.0671 BTC [+] 1001578;1422820712;jurov;so? 1001579;1422820722;decimation;https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Islam_in_Europe << has a map 1001580;1422820725;assbot;Islam in Europe - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia ... ( http://bit.ly/1zKQKVb ) 1001581;1422820765;trinque;decimation: wow, that would not have been my assumption given the proximity of eastern europe.. 1001582;1422820878;jurov;eastern europe is deeply suspicious of any immigrants 1001583;1422820931;BingoBoingo;Eastern Europe sounds a lot like Wisconsin or Minnesota, except less Nordic 1001584;1422820988;mircea_popescu;nah. eastern europe is basically astoria, queens and brooklyn 1001585;1422820994;mircea_popescu;except much larger. 1001586;1422821015;BingoBoingo;Ah 1001587;1422821041;mats;this makes me sad about my options 1001588;1422821042;mircea_popescu;(and contrary to what everyone is willing to admit, it actually includes italy and about half of germany plus austria) 1001589;1422821079;decimation;poor Vienna, her star has fallen thus 1001590;1422821092;mats;i dun really wanna go back to asia and i worry about being able to fit in, in sudamerica 1001591;1422821096;mircea_popescu;lol fallen. vienna's stars ARE BUILT OF THUS. 1001592;1422821116;decimation;heh yeah that is true 1001593;1422821125;mircea_popescu;this eastern europe = sucks thing is new, really. what do oyu think tyhe blue danube is about, normandy ? 1001594;1422821162;mircea_popescu;mats ever tried it ? 1001595;1422821183;mircea_popescu;certainly the women look a lot less like perambulating pancakes. 1001596;1422821188;mats;rude 1001597;1422821194;mircea_popescu;that's me. 1001598;1422821206;mats;you hate me 1001599;1422821211;mircea_popescu;i don't hate you lol. 1001600;1422821225;mats;i'm kidding. but no, i haven't been to south america yet 1001601;1422821233;mircea_popescu;well so then why worry. 1001602;1422821244;*;trinque imagines if/when he ever moves, his accent will get him beaten in an alley somewhere 1001603;1422821254;mircea_popescu;an 1001604;1422821266;mircea_popescu; i tell you something else : teh muslims are reasonably fun to be around. 1001605;1422821269;decimation;I'm not implying that eastern europe sucks, what I meant was that their fortunes have changed such that they are no longer a proud empire, but instead a collection of wayward sheep 1001606;1422821284;mircea_popescu;for one thing, you don't have to explain to them that your harem's your harem and what's it for. 1001607;1422821296;mircea_popescu;when talking things through with teenaged cunt such cultural support helps. 1001608;1422821348;mircea_popescu;decimation revolution really means rotation, you know ? this is what europe does, essentially it's a falling rods press for other people. 1001609;1422821395;decimation;aye, no nation or empire possesses the 'conch shell' forever 1001610;1422821582;mircea_popescu;trinque dude, if i could find a hundred people willing to beat up anyone in an alley on the basis of their accent in this country 1001611;1422821589;mircea_popescu;i'd have been inaugurated president like yesterday. 1001612;1422821604;mircea_popescu;the current one only has like... 3. and they're inept. 1001613;1422822330;kakobrekla;http://shrani.si/f/1W/pf/PPsJe7S/slika-z-jadrana-jebemti-.jpg 1001614;1422822331;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1zKUSVg ) 1001615;1422822424;mircea_popescu;ahahaha 1001616;1422822547;kakobrekla;this is how eastern europe is like 1001617;1422822669;mircea_popescu;hungry for more ? 1001618;1422822720;asciilifeform;kakobrekla: http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=20-03-2014#570183 << obligatory 1001619;1422822720;assbot;Logged on 20-03-2014 14:20:09; asciilifeform: mircea_popescu: 'cum se suge pula' << can't help but associate this in my head with the finnish proverb, 'Pillu se on pulullakin' 1001620;1422822781;mircea_popescu;mut raja se o reijllkin 1001621;1422823016;danielpbarron;well i got asciilifeform's bastard binary working (or would anyone prefer i try traditional) on my pogoplug; still setting up an environment to build it myself (sorry i'm kinda rusty at all this) 1001622;1422823026;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 74200 @ 0.00036573 = 27.1372 BTC [+] 1001623;1422823066;mircea_popescu;i think traditional's dead. 1001624;1422823078;mircea_popescu;i had hoped it may pull through, but... 1001625;1422823128;asciilifeform;that means one or more of you lot are stuck with the misery of actually reading that patch. 1001626;1422823134;asciilifeform;because all four of my Shiva-hands are full. 1001627;1422823188;danielpbarron; "blocks" : 24500, 1001628;1422823339;danielpbarron;and it just died 1001629;1422823405;asciilifeform;died silently ? 1001630;1422823444;danielpbarron;not sure what that means 1001631;1422823452;danielpbarron;i was watching debug.log 1001632;1422823454;asciilifeform;danielpbarron: no output? 1001633;1422823467;danielpbarron;it was running as daemon 1001634;1422823490;asciilifeform;danielpbarron: run in console as nohup /path/to/bitcoind -datadir /wherever/you/have/it & 1001635;1422823503;asciilifeform;then see nohup.out for stdout 1001636;1422823606;mircea_popescu;^ 1001637;1422823665;xanthyos;http://i.gyazo.com/6c04a4bb024f02eb0cbb9f5a72f94700.png 1001638;1422823667;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1zKYEOj ) 1001639;1422823703;danielpbarron;Error: Specified directory does not exist 1001640;1422823809;trinque;after reading that article which mentioned the coy response I see it *everywhere* 1001641;1422823816;asciilifeform;danielpbarron: change the paths to equal yours, srsly 1001642;1422823859;danielpbarron;i did lol 1001643;1422823872;danielpbarron;not that stupid :p 1001644;1422823930;asciilifeform;-datadir= 1001645;1422823932;asciilifeform;damn. 1001646;1422824023;BingoBoingo;Nice family xanthyos 1001647;1422824035;asciilifeform;danielpbarron: and find out whether process actually died, or merely went into one of the up to hour-long fugues the bastard bitcoind goes into when everybody it connects to wants nothing but to supply bastards 1001648;1422824044;danielpbarron;ah i see 1001649;1422824057;asciilifeform;though normally this is extremely noisy on debug.log 1001650;1422824085;scoopbot;New post on Qntra.net by Bingo Boingo: http://qntra.net/2015/02/preet-bharara-and-dratel-battle-over-defense-witness-plain-text-of-filings/ 1001651;1422824470;mircea_popescu;trinque duh. 1001652;1422824482;mircea_popescu;incidentally, this is what college is you kno ? 1001653;1422824492;mircea_popescu;that place where you hear things that then restructure your perception. 1001654;1422824541;mircea_popescu;BingoBoingo the us is now fighting indians with indians ? 1001655;1422824557;BingoBoingo;Looks like it 1001656;1422824584;ben_vulpes; danielpbarron: and find out whether process actually died, or merely went into one of the up to hour-long fugues the bastard bitcoind goes into when everybody it connects to wants nothing but to supply bastards << in these fuges, does it report that "WARNING: Displayed transactions may not be correct! You may need to upgrade, or other nodes may need to upgrade." ? 1001657;1422824665;danielpbarron;terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::bad_alloc' 1001658;1422824856;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 47172 @ 0.00036642 = 17.2848 BTC [+] {3} 1001659;1422825085;asciilifeform;does it report that "WARNING: Displayed transactions may not be correct!... << not here. 1001660;1422825104;asciilifeform;danielpbarron: that's a standard oomkill 1001661;1422825114;asciilifeform;danielpbarron: didja start with a brand-new blockchain ? 1001662;1422825128;asciilifeform;and with nothing substantial else running on the box 1001663;1422825132;ben_vulpes;so xxxterm furned into xombrero which maintained by conformal? 1001664;1422825135;ben_vulpes;plot! 1001665;1422825154;danielpbarron;asciilifeform, ya 1001666;1422825178;BingoBoingo;ben_vulpes: It did 1001667;1422825371;scoopbot;New post on Trilema by Mircea Popescu: http://trilema.com/2015/aseara-fusei-la-una/ 1001668;1422826145;danielpbarron;started it over again, this time it's up to height=52820 still going 1001669;1422826158;danielpbarron;without tail -f running 1001670;1422826366;mircea_popescu;cazalla fwiw, the state has an ironclad case for rejecting the proposed testimony. 1001671;1422826380;mircea_popescu;it was ineptly introduced. 1001672;1422826381;xanthyos;got a new windows 8 machine and i really don't like what computers have become 1001673;1422826391;xanthyos;i miss the mechanical red switch on my 286 1001674;1422826471;asciilifeform;actual computers not banned yet 1001675;1422826472;asciilifeform;get one. 1001676;1422826481;asciilifeform;it'll cost more after ban. 1001677;1422826521;xanthyos;i wonder how much the hardware itself is compromised regardless of the OS i use 1001678;1422826559;xanthyos;i don't like the concept of "apps" 1001679;1422826618;xanthyos;noone has to look for the exe anymore 1001680;1422826672;cazalla;i don't think they have for a long time xanthyos, which is why 18f_tits.jpg.exe worked so well lol 1001681;1422826698;mats;probably all, xanthyos 1001682;1422826717;asciilifeform;coprophagia is, yet, (for now!) a voluntary thing. 1001683;1422826720;xanthyos;heh 1001684;1422826869;BingoBoingo;mircea_popescu: I was mostly interested in linking the zombie's name to the NeoBee thing yet again. There's little left in the Ulbricht case capable of being interesting until appeals are filed. 1001685;1422826883;BingoBoingo;And Preet isn't objecting on inpetness of the introduction. 1001686;1422826907;mircea_popescu;well yes, that part is funny. preet is objecting to the defense calling its own witnesses because "the government already did that" 1001687;1422826929;mircea_popescu;as if that's how things work. but hey, in obamaland, north of chad, that's exactly how they do work 1001688;1422826935;mircea_popescu;and who's to know any better ? 1001689;1422826938;mats;http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/architecture-and-technology/intel-active-management-technology.html << ships 'off by default'. backdoor. 1001690;1422826939;assbot;Intel® Active Management Technology (Intel® AMT) ... ( http://bit.ly/161Ws7l ) 1001691;1422827037;danielpbarron;it's hung up on block 56154 but still running and receiving data 1001692;1422827075;BingoBoingo;mircea_popescu: My personal interpretation of the filing is that Preet want the record to reflect objecting to Andreas, while not successfull preventing the zombie's testimony. 1001693;1422827243;mircea_popescu;mebbe. 1001694;1422827450;BingoBoingo;Too mebbe to make that explicit in the summary. 1001695;1422827561;mircea_popescu;myea 1001696;1422827601;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20800 @ 0.00036405 = 7.5722 BTC [-] 1001697;1422827805;trinque;mircea_popescu | that place where you hear things that then restructure your perception. << I went to a shitty public institution, found it a waste of my time, departed early. I would've loved to experience such a place, glad I stumbled in here. 1001698;1422827930;mircea_popescu;BingoBoingo cazalla going by https://www.quantcast.com/qntra.net re top sites / audience interests : mebbe it's worth your time to write to pando, silicon angle writers (individually) see if they want to submit a piece for qntra ? 1001699;1422827931;assbot; Qntra.net Traffic and Demographic Statistics by Quantcast ... ( http://bit.ly/1z30vvN ) 1001700;1422827956;mircea_popescu;gotta start unraveling the worm sometime/somewhere. 1001701;1422827976;BingoBoingo;Sounds like a plan. 1001702;1422828318;mircea_popescu;PeterL: nominally US is a federation, but [..] << the argument that austro-hungary was a federation of nations, whereas the us is a federation of nobodies does not in fact bolster its prospects to any degree. 1001703;1422828405;mircea_popescu;yes, you're righyt, which is why the "Indivisibiliter ac Inseparabiliter" domains of His Imperial and Royal Apostolic Majesty, FJ yielded stuff like the bohemian kingdom. 1001704;1422828422;mircea_popescu;whereas an ozarks duchy seems improbable on the face. 1001705;1422828589;BingoBoingo; whereas an ozarks duchy seems improbable on the face. << A singular Ozark Dutchy yes, but a collection of Ozark hamlets that in confederation raids Kansas with some regularity is possible 1001706;1422828599;mircea_popescu;and quite likely. 1001707;1422828753;BingoBoingo;Chicagoland might live on as a very poor Duchy 1001708;1422828782;trinque;it's my understanding that chiraq is pretty well armed 1001709;1422828825;trinque;maybe we get a hip-hop producing boko haram out of it 1001710;1422828826;BingoBoingo;trinque: Sure, but so are the near rural areas which don't like Chicagoland 1001711;1422828835;trinque;true enough 1001712;1422828854;mircea_popescu;incidentally, since we're on this topic : 1001713;1422828856;mircea_popescu;Franz Joseph von Gottes Gnaden Erwhlter Rmischer Kaiser allzeit Mehrer des Reiches Erblicher Kaiser von sterreich Knig von Germanien; Apostolischer Knig von Ungarn; Knig von Bhmen Dalmatien Kroatien Slawonien Galizien Lodomerien und Illyrien ; Knig von Jerusalem etc.; Erzherzog von sterreich; Groherzog von Toskana und Krakau ; Herzog von Lothringen Salzburg Wrzburg Franken Steiermark Krnten Krai 1001714;1422828856;mircea_popescu;n und der Bukowina ; Grofrst von Siebenbrgen ; Markgraf von Mhren ; Herzog von Sandomir Masowien Lublin Ober- und Nieder schlesien Modena Parma Piacenza Guastalla Auschwitz Zator Teschen Friaul Ragusa und Zara ; Gefrsteter Graf von Habsburg und Tirol Kyburg Grz und Gradisca; Frst von Trient und Brixen ; Markgraf von Ober- und Nieder lausitz und in Istrien ; Graf von Hohenems Feldkirch Bregenz Sonnenberg e 1001715;1422828857;mircea_popescu;tc.; Herr von Triest von Cattaro und auf der windischen Mark; Growoiwode der Woiwodschaft Serbien ; Prinz von Berchtesgaden und Mergentheim und so weiter. 1001716;1422828861;mircea_popescu;note the usw = and so forth. 1001717;1422828883;mircea_popescu;now imagine it in the us you know, herzog of frankfort and ruler of the kansas marches 1001718;1422828945;mircea_popescu;(a marsh is not a swamp, but a disputed and difficult to defend border land. which is to say a swamp.) 1001719;1422829004;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [B.MINE] 320 @ 0.00577078 = 1.8466 BTC [-] {16} 1001720;1422829195;BingoBoingo;trinque: I think the Chicagoland Duchy may at sometimes though claim influence as far south as Peoria, might raid as far south as Kentucky, but doubt they wil get to St Louis with regularity seeing the problem the river represents 1001721;1422829233;mircea_popescu;the margrave of chicago eh ? 1001722;1422829309;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 68100 @ 0.00036332 = 24.7421 BTC [-] {2} 1001723;1422829335;BingoBoingo;I imagine it as a sort of Byzantium, well placed, but not really loved by anyone. 1001724;1422829513;BingoBoingo;It might be just as likely Chicago exists as a Vassal state of Archer Daniel Midland of Western Illinois in one of the the greatest reversals on the bezzel order. 1001725;1422829555;BingoBoingo;;;google Forgotonia 1001726;1422829556;gribble;Forgottonia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: ; Kadner: 'Forgotonia' may lose planned Illiana Expressway ...: ; McDonough County, Illinois, USA - Infobahn Outfitters: 1001727;1422829589;BingoBoingo;Western Illinois came closer to seceeding from Illinois than SOuthern Illinois ever did. 1001728;1422829687;mircea_popescu;http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/d1/J.Reiner_-_Attentat_auf_Kaiser_Franz_Joseph.jpg << surprise buttseks ?! 1001729;1422830102;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 83450 @ 0.00036516 = 30.4726 BTC [+] {3} 1001730;1422830682;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: turdogram incoming! 1001731;1422830689;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: jan. `15 broadcast. 1001732;1422830736;mircea_popescu;cool. 1001733;1422830743;asciilifeform;damn, gpg mutilated my ascii art. 1001734;1422830747;asciilifeform;my beautiful artz 1001735;1422830828;mircea_popescu;lol 1001736;1422830841;mircea_popescu;ascii arts is for fucking with. 1001737;1422830876;mircea_popescu;decimation : re the "russia supporting independent mexico" thing : this has already ahppened. napoleon iii fromed a mexican monarchy, under maximillian. the us refused to recognise. 1001738;1422830906;asciilifeform;who doesn't know about poor maximillian and his souvenir nose. 1001739;1422830933;asciilifeform;(his firing squad, according to legend, was so large that he sorta fell apart, and various pieces were parcelled out as keepsakes) 1001740;1422830956;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 85950 @ 0.00037075 = 31.866 BTC [+] {2} 1001741;1422831094;asciilifeform;blockheight=230170 (bastard node) 1001742;1422831100;mircea_popescu;o hey 1001743;1422831119;mircea_popescu;so explain again and in full detail what the bastardization consists of ? 1001744;1422831128;asciilifeform;the skull'n'crossbones patch 1001745;1422831132;danielpbarron;56882 here, hasn't stopped since block 0 on this run 1001746;1422831140;asciilifeform;http://therealbitcoin.org/ml/btc-dev/2015-January/000038.html <<<<< that one 1001747;1422831140;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1Kfln4D ) 1001748;1422831167;asciilifeform;a backport of the bozos' mechanizm for purging bastards (in their lexicon, 'orphans') 1001749;1422831177;asciilifeform;http://therealbitcoin.org/ml/btc-dev/attachments/20150130/asciilifeform-orphanage-burner_80eb450469d93b270aa160e26b4cdab732add2c4.patch 1001750;1422831178;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1yqROHJ ) 1001751;1422831179;mircea_popescu;by limiuting to 750 ? 1001752;1422831181;asciilifeform;^ readn'weep 1001753;1422831189;asciilifeform;750 << or any other constant 1001754;1422831194;asciilifeform;in the binary danielpbarron is using, it's 250 1001755;1422831199;mircea_popescu;i'd rather have an oral specification to go with the codical specification. 1001756;1422831202;mircea_popescu;which is why i say. 1001757;1422831232;asciilifeform;the magic constant that results in a usable 'pogo', if such exists, has not, afaik, been determined yet. 1001758;1422831262;asciilifeform;the bozomatic bitcoin (0.9.something) has a command line flag to optionally specify this value 1001759;1422831272;asciilifeform;i did not backport it, because didn't even think this would fly 1001760;1422831288;asciilifeform;tried to keep the phoundation crud to a bare min. 1001761;1422831327;asciilifeform;most of what you see in that patch is only there because the fuckers changed the data structure used to represent the bastard blocks 1001762;1422831343;asciilifeform;a substantially more compact but logically-equivalent mechanism is possible, i dare say 1001763;1422831348;asciilifeform;perhaps ben_vulpes ^^^^^ . 1001764;1422831352;asciilifeform;or mod6 1001765;1422831358;asciilifeform;or someone for fuck's sake other than meee plz 1001766;1422831401;mircea_popescu;lol 1001767;1422831421;asciilifeform;for instance, that marsaglia rng thing is probably unnecessary 1001768;1422831434;asciilifeform;toss it, replace with call to whatever rng is presently in use 1001769;1422831443;asciilifeform;now it's again half as long. 1001770;1422831486;asciilifeform;i could have sworn we had other folks in here who can/willing-to program.... 1001771;1422831488;asciilifeform;chetty?! 1001772;1422831504;mircea_popescu;what, you want eulora to take a year between releases too ?! 1001773;1422831506;asciilifeform;lol 1001774;1422831508;asciilifeform;nein 1001775;1422831515;asciilifeform;teach the gurlz cpp or sumthing 1001776;1422831531;mircea_popescu;who, amanda hess ? 1001777;1422831535;asciilifeform;whozzat 1001778;1422831545;asciilifeform;!s amanda hess 1001779;1422831546;assbot;2 results for 'amanda hess' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=amanda+hess 1001780;1422831563;mircea_popescu;"I'm a Slate staff writer. I've reported on sex, Hollywood, teenagers, media, technology, and the ladies for places like WIRED, ESPN The Magazine, NYMag. com" 1001781;1422831583;asciilifeform;l0l!! 1001782;1422831597;mircea_popescu;aka "i'm one of about two hundred or so otherwise unemployable idiots my age that have made a confederacy and are trying to monopolize uninteresting but cheap media writing" 1001783;1422831650;asciilifeform;speaking of which, 1001784;1422831651;asciilifeform;http://qz.com/312464/in-china-highly-educated-women-are-mocked-as-a-sexless-third-gender 1001785;1422831653;assbot;In China, highly educated women are mocked as a sexless “third gender” – Quartz ... ( http://bit.ly/1yqTGAh ) 1001786;1422831665;asciilifeform;^ mega-lol 1001787;1422831669;asciilifeform;'nuns of no mercy' 1001788;1422831699;mircea_popescu;this is, as you'd expect, a very convenient western misrepresentation. 1001789;1422831704;asciilifeform;no shit. 1001790;1422831740;mircea_popescu;"highly educated women are deeply respected and in high demand. highly offensive idiots who lay claim to an "education"they do not have but aspire to nevertheless "demonstrate" through circle jerking are despised and actively discouraged" 1001791;1422831758;mircea_popescu;a distinction i see no problem with. amanda hess in chains is not a women's issue, it's a stupid women's issue. 1001792;1422831885;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform btw, re maximillian : he hung of his own hand, basically. man lands in mexico at the invitation of the elite, sees the conditions of the poor and figures "hey, this shocking difference i perceive from the situation in europe is in no sense and to no degree a warning to me! the right thing to do is obviously ignoring reality and behaving according to imagination!!!" 1001793;1422831911;mircea_popescu;few years later, with the elite firmly pissed off and the liberals bolstered by the "hey, even the german emperor agrees with our ideas", he got what libertards generally get. 1001794;1422832594;asciilifeform;https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maximilian_I_of_Mexico#mediaviewer/File:The_Last_moments_of_Maximilian.jpg 1001795;1422832597;assbot;Maximilian I of Mexico - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia ... ( http://bit.ly/1yqXO3d ) 1001796;1422832691;asciilifeform;unrelated, 1001797;1422832712;asciilifeform;does anyone else find it remarkable how readily the 0.5.3.x irc seeding mechanism still works ? 1001798;1422832729;asciilifeform;and when it was discarded by the phoundation? 0.6 ? 1001799;1422832755;asciilifeform;would be interesting to see a robotic probe tell us wtf lurks in that channel 1001800;1422832893;asciilifeform;likewise unrelated, 1001801;1422832894;asciilifeform;http://www.royalforkblog.com 1001802;1422832895;assbot;The Royal Fork ... ( http://bit.ly/1zsauuU ) 1001803;1422832897;asciilifeform;^ do we know him ? 1001804;1422832943;mircea_popescu;nope 1001805;1422832977;asciilifeform;pretty good expository work in there. 1001806;1422832994;asciilifeform;http://www.royalforkblog.com/2014/08/11/graphical-address-generator 1001807;1422832995;assbot;Graphical Address Generator ... ( http://bit.ly/1zsaVWf ) 1001808;1422833001;asciilifeform;http://www.royalforkblog.com/2014/11/20/txn-demo 1001809;1422833002;assbot;Deconstructing Transactions ... ( http://bit.ly/1zsaXNI ) 1001810;1422833002;asciilifeform;etc 1001811;1422833014;mircea_popescu;shot the guy an email. 1001812;1422833172;mircea_popescu;ben_vulpes: "why?" << this thing where you embrace extend and run into the wall a reasonable idea is for teh dogs. 1001813;1422833180;mircea_popescu;ri really shouldhave all the magic numbers in a config file. 1001814;1422833187;asciilifeform;^^^^^^ 1001815;1422833339;cazalla;looks like another bitcoin ad network calling it quits http://bitcoinads.com/sale.php 1001816;1422833340;assbot;BitcoinAds - Contact ... ( http://bit.ly/1zscinK ) 1001817;1422833457;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [CFIG] 24 @ 0.06202125 = 1.4885 BTC [-] {5} 1001818;1422833465;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla: have some lulz << lol check out all the disinterested forum experts. ognasty, "Pool your bitcoins with others. Vote on solutions using the Bitcoin blockchain. " all sorts of laudable. 1001819;1422833762;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 71205 @ 0.0003593 = 25.584 BTC [-] {3} 1001820;1422834078;asciilifeform;'Software may be "open sourced" by various companies who depend on that software to do their business (Puppet, Chef and Go are all excellent examples of the pattern: monolithic software projects of such scale that they either approach or actually are their own languages for which the source is freely available, but the source for which nobody is really supposed to read), but in nearly all of those cases the code may as well be 1001821;1422834078;asciilifeform; a closed hairball for all the interest the entities in question have in documenting and maintaining the various hairballs' (ben_vulpes's www) 1001822;1422834111;asciilifeform;relates to, http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=31-01-2015#1000155 http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=31-01-2015#1000158 http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=31-01-2015#1000160 1001823;1422834111;assbot;Logged on 31-01-2015 19:51:38; asciilifeform: 'golang' is in the same league as apple's 'darwin' unix kernel. a whole zoological kingdom of pseudo-open, where, yes, theoretically you can read source, but it is not -for you- 1001824;1422834111;assbot;Logged on 31-01-2015 19:52:18; asciilifeform: and if interests of vendor conflict with yours in any way, the conflict will be subtly and perfidiously resolved in favour of vendor 1001825;1422834111;assbot;Logged on 31-01-2015 19:52:45; asciilifeform: the solution to turdlangs is, to crib from clinton era anti-dope slogan, 'be smart - don't start' 1001826;1422834130;asciilifeform;i've been meaning to write an article on the subject of 'pseudo-open' for... ~5 yrs now 1001827;1422834174;asciilifeform;had an early draft where it was phrased in a particularly comedic (unintentionally) way, where, parody of rms and his 'software freedoms,' the sqrt(-1)-th 'freedom' was to be 'freedom to understand' 1001828;1422834227;asciilifeform;(meaning equal to 'fits in head') 1001829;1422834320;asciilifeform;since this place is quiet, i will take the liberty to blather at length; 1001830;1422834341;asciilifeform;for some years i earned bread as a 'reverse engineer' 1001831;1422834381;asciilifeform;and i will say that none of the items i have worked with (and they were samples of malware, in some cases elaborately obfuscated) remotely approached the ugliness and gnarliness of bitcoind. 1001832;1422834388;asciilifeform;and these were winblows binaries. 1001833;1422834397;asciilifeform;again, will repeat, often elaborately obfuscated 1001834;1422834439;asciilifeform;point of this story is that 'open' source that is not accessible to the human mind with reasonable effort, may as well be 'closed' 1001835;1422834471;asciilifeform;and in fact, to present it as 'open' is an ethically questionable proposition 1001836;1422834511;asciilifeform;and to answer the objections of possibly lurking idiots in advance - no, it is not because bitcoin is mathematically complicated 1001837;1422834512;asciilifeform;it isn't. 1001838;1422834527;asciilifeform;and the notion that it is, is purely a mirage created by the hairball 1001839;1422834564;asciilifeform;the original birth of said hairball may have been unintentional (mr s couldn't really program) - but its present state is not. 1001840;1422834588;asciilifeform;!s glued with glass 1001841;1422834589;assbot;1 results for 'glued with glass' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=glued+with+glass 1001842;1422834591;asciilifeform;etc. 1001843;1422834657;*;asciilifeform had more to say, but his 'wrath' emotion register bit is set, and hard to think straight. 1001844;1422835409;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 77550 @ 0.00035824 = 27.7815 BTC [-] {2} 1001845;1422835416;cazalla;oh, garza never ceases to provide the lulz.. his $20 honour program was to go live today.. posts this a few days back https://i.imgur.com/1RjXbe4.png and now the day of launch.. http://blog.paybase.com/status-of-honor-program/ " As previously reported, we are reviewing with counsel the features of the Honors Program and what if any aspects of the program may require regulatory approval. We intend to proceed based upon advise of counsel and 1001846;1422835417;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1HGWCT0 ) 1001847;1422835418;assbot;Status of Honor Program ... ( http://bit.ly/1HGWBhK ) 1001848;1422835418;cazalla;will provide updates as developments warrant." 1001849;1422835677;ben_vulpes;eg "we ain't buyin yer shitcoins" 1001850;1422835682;ben_vulpes;man i wrote hairball a lot last night 1001851;1422835702;ben_vulpes;side note: that's the informal name for the infrastructure provisioning tool i wrote for internal use 1001852;1422835870;trinque;asciilifeform: at least one might hope that even they've lost track of which pieces of tech they've weakened over the years, such that they've weakened themselves as well 1001853;1422835958;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [RENT] 258 @ 0.00763406 = 1.9696 BTC [+] {6} 1001854;1422836116;trinque;put more clearly, does the thing committing industrial-scale corruption of software provide the rest of govt a reliable map of which things are unsafe to use. I'd think not 1001855;1422836147;asciilifeform;trinque: http://www.loper-os.org/?p=1323 << on the subject 1001856;1422836149;assbot;Loper OS » A Country of Which Nothing is Known but the Name. ... ( http://bit.ly/1HH0sM3 ) 1001857;1422836263;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 71169 @ 0.00036954 = 26.2998 BTC [+] {3} 1001858;1422836324;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35254 @ 0.00037267 = 13.1381 BTC [+] 1001859;1422836385;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 107213 @ 0.00037412 = 40.1105 BTC [+] {3} 1001860;1422836458;trinque;wince laptop?! 1001861;1422836460;*;trinque reads on 1001862;1422836528;trinque;asciilifeform: I think I see your point; the answer is not "yes, oops" but "Yes as a matter of policy." 1001863;1422836554;*;asciilifeform is a very reluctant believer in 'oops'es 1001864;1422836572;trinque;damn, that makes a great deal of sense. 1001865;1422836671;trinque;seems to rule out what I said too. That they might have underlings use weakened crypto provides them greater control over them, and eh, if they get intercepted/caught/etc they were expendable in the first place. 1001866;1422836719;trinque;as you point out, the things that really matter use crypto that (afaik) works 1001867;1422836750;asciilifeform;works in their sense, not ours 1001868;1422837399;asciilifeform;http://www.uwgb.edu/DutchS/PSEUDOSC/WhyNoConspiracies.HTM << steve dutch descends to new level of usg fellatio 1001869;1422837400;assbot;Why I Don't Believe in Conspiracy Theories ... ( http://bit.ly/1HH7gcr ) 1001870;1422838444;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform so write it. 1001871;1422838514;mircea_popescu; and the notion that it is, is purely a mirage created by the hairball << bitcoin is certainly simple. 1001872;1422838561;mircea_popescu;cazalla your pics put the finger on the point : this is why we despise them. 1001873;1422838567;mircea_popescu;" community" or w/e they are. 1001874;1422838635;mircea_popescu;trinque obviously it does not work in the favour of the bureaucracy. for the simple reason that the incentives of the talented, the smart and the valuables never are nor ever could be alligned with socialism. 1001875;1422838673;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform "yes, as a matter of policy, in the sense an addict's untimely death is a matter of his own policy" 1001876;1422838754;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform the steve dutch piece is funny because... "i lie" gets transmorgrified into "they lie" in such a predictable fashion. 1001877;1422838770;mircea_popescu;yes, i'm sure "they" lie, notwithstanding that "they" doesn't even exist as such outside of the sufferer's sufferances. 1001878;1422838886;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2014/o-hai-let-me-wanna-be/#comment-111914 << meanwhile from the sufferers under the "code is poetteringy" mullenweg regime. 1001879;1422838887;assbot;O hai let me wanna-be! pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. ... ( http://bit.ly/162W3ll ) 1001880;1422838893;mircea_popescu;clearly... "they lie". 1001881;1422839050;danielpbarron;made it to 93225 and it seems to have stopped without producing any errors in either debug.log or nohup.out 1001882;1422839068;trinque;mircea_popescu: is this the classic paranoia that the underlings are all out to get the leadership, as manifested in tech? 1001883;1422839098;trinque;bin laden seemed to do pretty well in turning our system inward on itself 1001884;1422839171;mircea_popescu;trinque im not sure what you're asking ? 1001885;1422839185;mircea_popescu;;;later tell fabianb empyex sick ? 1001886;1422839185;gribble;The operation succeeded. 1001887;1422839201;trinque;trying to pull it into words... it would seem to be a sign of institutional illness, autoimmune disorder 1001888;1422839443;trinque;mircea_popescu: I remember you talking about whether Stalins rust; I understand him to have succumbed to a great deal of paranoia about underlings coming after him 1001889;1422839469;mircea_popescu;the two are really unrelated. 1001890;1422839473;trinque;this seems a winning strategy, find the top, discover their nightmares, convince them that you're it, you're everywhere, and they're fucked 1001891;1422839484;mircea_popescu;stalins purges were just good politics, if not from a very society-approved paradigm. 1001892;1422839487;trinque;at which point they attack themselves (their country) 1001893;1422839511;trinque;yeah, I'm not qualified to understand how that was perceived internally 1001894;1422839529;mircea_popescu;but yes, that is unrelatedly the winning strategy, and sure, it's working splendidly. in spite of sustained pretense of everyone to you know, "who is mp". 1001895;1422839557;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 83977 @ 0.00035328 = 29.6674 BTC [-] {2} 1001896;1422839564;mircea_popescu;in other words, there's a lot of value in ~actually being the nightmare~, on the side. 1001897;1422839595;trinque;right 1001898;1422839639;trinque;I took aikido for a while; the teacher always pointed out that while you were using their own movements against them, you could for instance break their neck here, dislocate shoulder with a push an inch that way, etc 1001899;1422839939;BingoBoingo;I'm adding "Giant Golden Tiger driven by invisible slaves" to the wishlist. 1001900;1422839998;mircea_popescu;The most recent poll showed that the majority of Americans no longer believe the conspiracy theory that a species emitting only 3% of the worlds supply of a poor heat-trapping gas are magically cooling the planet I mean heating the planet. or wait, I mean causing the weather to change now. 1001901;1422839999;mircea_popescu;lol 1001902;1422840404;scoopbot;New post on Trilema by Mircea Popescu: http://trilema.com/2015/minigame-smg-january-2015-statement/ 1001903;1422840463;mircea_popescu;mats re your first link : http://trilema.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/marko-derp.jpg 1001904;1422840463;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1z3BJvw ) 1001905;1422840838;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 106000 @ 0.00034655 = 36.7343 BTC [-] {4} 1001906;1422840848;mats;ouch 1001907;1422840932;mircea_popescu;yeah well. 1001908;1422840963;mircea_popescu;let them fucking come and worship instead of going around in circles like headless chickens pretending the whole world's a chicken and someone severed its head. 1001909;1422841019;mircea_popescu;"the nonsense we belive in is not really nonsense, which is why we can't hoild a conversation with random people. let's instead talk of sports!" 1001910;1422841338;mircea_popescu;;;later tell pete_dushenski you know these log copies where you capitalize the first letter in a line but not subsequent sentence leads nor 1st person pronouns is very odd looking. 1001911;1422841338;gribble;The operation succeeded. 1001912;1422842068;mircea_popescu;!up Nemesis3 1001913;1422842119;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 132118 @ 0.0003441 = 45.4618 BTC [-] 1001914;1422842139;asciilifeform;234104. 1001915;1422842145;Nemesis3;mircea_popescu hey thanks :) came mostly to keep an eye on the conversation here, I enjoy your website. 1001916;1422842180;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44082 @ 0.00035927 = 15.8373 BTC [+] 1001917;1422842189;mircea_popescu;cheers. 1001918;1422842192;mircea_popescu;!up bitstein 1001919;1422842201;mircea_popescu;you know how to voice yourself on the new model bitstein ? 1001920;1422842252;bitstein;Still !up in a message to assbot, right? 1001921;1422842264;mircea_popescu;bitspill yes then !v with the decoded bit. 1001922;1422842293;mircea_popescu;ben_vulpes http://cascadianhacker.com/blog/2015/02/01_hacking-on-the-satoshi-codebase-some-pointers.html << just reading this thing gives me a blood pressure boost. 1001923;1422842294;assbot;Hacking on the Satoshi Codebase: Some Pointers ... ( http://bit.ly/1AgSTrn ) 1001924;1422842323;bitstein;Cool. I like the upgrade with the OTPs for every command. 1001925;1422842327;bitstein;Do I need to re-rate everyone using assbot for the asswot? 1001926;1422842358;mircea_popescu;nope it forked. 1001927;1422842378;mircea_popescu;(no you don't have to redo the history, it was copied over) 1001928;1422842387;asciilifeform;ben_vulpes, mircea_popescu: am i the only one who wonders why 1) checking hashes, inside a pgp-signed script, when patch sigs also are checked 2) patches & their hashes, sigs, listed explicitly, instead of iterating over directory 1001929;1422842401;mircea_popescu;hopefully we'll get a way to automate communication between gribble and assbot once nanotube gets around to it. 1001930;1422842433;danielpbarron;"hypocrites! they forked the WoT but they won't fork bitcoin!" 1001931;1422842485;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 45100 @ 0.00035927 = 16.2031 BTC [+] 1001932;1422842485;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform 1 because allowing two ways to do things never killed anyone and 2 probably because i want to see the stuff. i suspect it's a derivative of the general "fits in head" principle. 1001933;1422842524;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: before very long, this thing will not be readable in the usual sense of the word. 1001934;1422842527;mircea_popescu;danielpbarron nothing hypocritical about it : if WE fork bitcoin, then it's ok. if nobody claims to do it, nobody gets quashed. 1001935;1422842534;asciilifeform;(build script, that is) 1001936;1422842538;danielpbarron;:D 1001937;1422842561;mircea_popescu;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com//?date=21-01-2015#985306 1001938;1422842561;assbot;Logged on 21-01-2015 02:32:39; mircea_popescu: including the actual bitcoin foundation is the correct move there. mod6 ben_vulpes are in charge. 1001939;1422842717;mircea_popescu;"The "Bitcoin Foundation" poured an unforgiveable number of coins into the market to feed Gavin Andresen and his familyand for what? 3 years of development that's just about to get flushed down the drain? The appearance of relevance without any of the hard work of thinking and making things work correctly? [...] Consider the tragedy wrought by an internet forum accidentally blessed with untold riches and weep." 1001940;1422842724;mircea_popescu;teh quite. 1001941;1422842740;mircea_popescu;so much wastage has never seen, not since the great california gold rush at any rate. 1001942;1422842757;mircea_popescu;(btw... the reason silicon valley as a marketable product exists today ? that.) 1001943;1422842776;asciilifeform;the actual gold rush? 1001944;1422842788;asciilifeform;or just similar psychology (obvious fact?) 1001945;1422842799;mircea_popescu;the actual physical gold rush 1001946;1422842808;asciilifeform;how? 1001947;1422842840;mircea_popescu;california minus the gold rush, and the resulting adaptaiton, would have been washington with a coastline. 1001948;1422842873;mircea_popescu;but with it, "that's california for you", something conceptually entrenched already in the times of mark twain. on the basis of which, hollywood, and shockley. 1001949;1422842896;mircea_popescu;you have to understand in 1890 nobody wanted to leave new york (where show biz lived) to go in tumbleweedland. 1001950;1422842903;mircea_popescu;it took time and money to drag them away. 1001951;1422842921;mircea_popescu;it took 50 years, that could only be built because of the previous 50. and so on. 1001952;1422842933;asciilifeform;aha so just what i suspected. i.e., there would be no major population centres in western usa if not for gold rush 1001953;1422842941;mircea_popescu;there would be, yes. 1001954;1422842943;mircea_popescu;mexican speaking. 1001955;1422842960;mircea_popescu;you realise mexico city is larger than all texas, right ? 1001956;1422843024;asciilifeform;iirc archaeologists believe it (predecessor) to have been the first 1M+ city ? 1001957;1422843038;mircea_popescu;i doubt that claim, but it's certainly not impossible. 1001958;1422843087;mircea_popescu;anyway, people readily forget history. siegel had to beg and steal new york money to build, what essentially was, the first building in the desert. 1001959;1422843111;BingoBoingo;http://cascadianhacker.com/blog/2015/02/01_hacking-on-the-satoshi-codebase-some-pointers.html 1001960;1422843112;assbot;Hacking on the Satoshi Codebase: Some Pointers ... ( http://bit.ly/1AgUXj3 ) 1001961;1422843113;mircea_popescu;nothing existed there prior, or in the words of sinatra (a man the age of one's grandparents), "this place was sand before i came here and it'll be sand again before i'm done with you!" 1001962;1422843210;mircea_popescu;for that matter, cca 1890 a japanese invasion of the entire west coast was regarded moderately likely and entirely feasible in principle. 1001963;1422843216;Nemesis3;I never thought of that, it really makes sense (about gold rush), i'm still blow away by phoenix and other metropolis in the middle of nowhere 1001964;1422843240;Nemesis3;mircea_popescu then in ww2 the gov took everything from them 1001965;1422843240;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: as late as '42. 1001966;1422843342;mircea_popescu;more importantly : the cost of hay in carson city was 250 dollars per ton in 1962, and had been as much as twice that. at the same time a horse could be had for 30. 1001967;1422843353;mircea_popescu;and yet, arrangements were made to get the hay there. 1001968;1422843364;mircea_popescu;these arrangements, the making thereof, that's what the whole tinseltown is built on. 1001969;1422843371;mircea_popescu;"bring me five poounds of moon cheese!" 1001970;1422843390;asciilifeform;jurov: can we pretty please get the snipped crud out of the lxr? (win32 etc.) 1001971;1422843404;mircea_popescu;here : "Speculation ran riot, and yet there was a world of substantial business going on, too. All freights were brought over the mountains from California (150 miles) by pack-train partly, and partly in huge wagons drawn by such long mule teams that each team amounted to a procession, and it did seem, sometimes, that the grand combined procession of animals stretched unbroken from Virginia to California. Its long rout 1001972;1422843404;mircea_popescu;e was traceable clear across the deserts of the Territory by the writhing serpent of dust it lifted up. By these wagons, freights over that hundred and fifty miles were $200 a ton for small lots (same price for all express matter brought by stage), and $100 a ton for full loads. One Virginia firm received one hundred tons of freight a month, and paid $10,000 a month freightage. In the winter the freights were much high 1001973;1422843404;mircea_popescu;er. All the bullion was shipped in bars by stage to San Francisco (a bar was usually about twice the size of a pig of lead and contained from $1,500 to $3,000 according to the amount of gold mixed with the silver), and the freight on it (when the shipment was large) was one and a quarter per cent. of its intrinsic value." 1001974;1422843437;mircea_popescu;freigthage at 200 gold dollars per ton. 1001975;1422843463;asciilifeform;circa 1849 ? 1001976;1422843476;asciilifeform;comparable to satellite launch today, possibly 1001977;1422843480;mircea_popescu;;;calc 200 * 1.67 * 40 1001978;1422843480;gribble;13360 1001979;1422843484;mircea_popescu;13k a ton. 1001980;1422843489;asciilifeform;ok sans a zero. 1001981;1422843505;asciilifeform;this is more like next-day air shipping from mordor to buenos aires 1001982;1422843520;mircea_popescu;and it's a great blessing, too, you know ? if that's what it costs you won't be sending much gawker across. 1001983;1422843613;mircea_popescu;these absurd constraints are a great driver of innoivation. for instance, the "lawless", "rugged" and obviously unwashed rapists of the wild west ? 1001984;1422843624;mircea_popescu;they nevertheless sent mail on special paper. thinner than the bible sheets. 1001985;1422843635;ben_vulpes; "blood pressure boost" << can't tell whether this is good or bad for your health 1001986;1422843654;mircea_popescu;when there's money to pay for it, and necessarilty in the shape of "fallen from the sky", the marriage with absurd constraints is the most productive thing known to man. 1001987;1422843717;ben_vulpes; [] ben_vulpes, mircea_popescu: am i the only one who wonders why 1) checking hashes, inside a pgp-signed script, when patch sigs also are checked 2) patches & their hashes, sigs, listed explicitly, instead of iterating over directory << consider it an excess of paranoia 1001988;1422843754;mircea_popescu;then soon enough the HABIT of innovaton forms, and it's set. becomes culture, and win. 1001989;1422843775;ben_vulpes; [] (build script, that is) << every time i publish a revision it gets shorter and more legible, fuck off 1001990;1422843782;mircea_popescu;ben_vulpes it's not too bad for my health. definitely worse for the long term prospects of the heathens 1001991;1422843838;ben_vulpes;'twon't even be around forever. it's part of bootstrapping a slimmed down codebase that doesn't need all the trimming etc 1001992;1422844102;mircea_popescu;http://log.b-a.link/?date=01-02-2015#1001684 << come to think if it, usg's Freisler's unceremonious dismissal of o'reilly media's version gavin (perhaps even at some point prepared for a gavin substitution, in case) is telling of a certain change of winds in that camp. 1001993;1422844102;assbot;Logged on 01-02-2015 21:41:09; BingoBoingo: mircea_popescu: I was mostly interested in linking the zombie's name to the NeoBee thing yet again. There's little left in the Ulbricht case capable of being interesting until appeals are filed. 1001994;1422844128;mircea_popescu;i very much doubt they still believe "the problem" can be contained with muppets. 1001995;1422844145;asciilifeform;https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/commit/341735eb8f42e898cf9d4d130709471e5d01abe2 << ben_vulpes et al: this is what they ended up replacing the block loader with... 1001996;1422844148;assbot;Headers-first synchronization · 341735e · bitcoin/bitcoin · GitHub ... ( http://bit.ly/1wTLeYL ) 1001997;1422844169;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform i don't trust it, if it wasn't obvious already. 1001998;1422844188;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: i doubt anyone here trusts it 1001999;1422844195;mircea_popescu;myeah. 1002000;1422844223;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: it very transparently follows the overall pattern (create, nurture problem, then propose 'solution' glued with glass that introduces subtle boojum) 1002001;1422844231;mircea_popescu;myeah. 1002002;1422844306;asciilifeform;i still don't grasp, for instance, how a node loading headers (during warmup) knows that it is being fed actual headers 1002003;1422844310;asciilifeform;and not diddled 1002004;1422844313;asciilifeform;if lacks the blocks 1002005;1422844327;mircea_popescu;"trust us" decentralized currency 1002006;1422844335;mircea_popescu;to replace "in god we trust" fiat currency 1002007;1422844341;mircea_popescu;FIAT MUST BE MAINTAINED! 1002008;1422844357;mircea_popescu;your ability to verify, not nearly as important. 1002009;1422844366;asciilifeform;i mean, i like 'muntzing' as much as anyone, but this here looks more like an actual moving part they snipped off 1002010;1422844398;asciilifeform;did the phoundation so much as try to justify this? 1002011;1422844421;asciilifeform;or was it more of a 'last version leaked, this one doesn't. shuddup & install.' 1002012;1422844513;asciilifeform;what else do gavin et al intend to silently lose, is the inevitable thought 1002013;1422844558;mircea_popescu;anyway, if anyone's curious as to how exactly stuff like reddit or tardstalk work, here's a blow by blow, by a guy in the know : 1002014;1422844559;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 56050 @ 0.00035927 = 20.1371 BTC [+] 1002015;1422844571;mircea_popescu;During the spring, Fenwick announced that they were going to pay summer associates only $2,100, which was below the $2,400 that most big firms in New York, LA and Chicago were paying their summers. Yet, right before we arrived in Palo Alto, Fenwick, along with every other Silicon Valley firm, announced that they were going to pay summers $2,400, commensurate with the big firms in other major cities. 1002016;1422844571;mircea_popescu;What does this have to do with anything? Well, I was almost single-handedly responsible for Fenwick, and basically every other Silicon Valley firm, raising their summer associate salary from $2,100 to 2,400. How is that possible, you ask? The beauty of the internet, and the influence of an amazing website called Infirmation.com. 1002017;1422844571;assbot;AMAZING COMPANY! 1002018;1422844571;mircea_popescu;Infirmation.com is a job-related website that has message boards on it, where anyone can anonymously post anything. The message boards are divided by region, one being for New York associates, one for Silicon Valley, one for Chicago, etc. These message boards, called Greedy Associate boards, had vaulted to fame in the preceding months as a means for associates at different firms to anonymously share information w 1002019;1422844575;mircea_popescu;ith each other about salary, benefits, work conditions, anything they choose. One of the sparking events was when Gunderson, a relatively small firm in Silicon Valley, raised their starting associate salaries from somewhere around the industry average of $100,000 to $125,000. One of the first places this information was posted and disseminated was the messages boards on Infirmation.com, and from that event, as well as 1002020;1422844580;mircea_popescu;a few others like it, junior associates at all the major firms started sharing info with each other about the relative benefits and detriments of their particular firms on these Greedy Associate boards. 1002021;1422844585;mircea_popescu;As a result of these developments, partners at all the majors firms monitored these message boards, looking for the latest gossip about their firms and their competing firms. They had to stay up to date, because a change in benefits in Firm A could mean a flood of ass 1002022;1422844589;mircea_popescu;a flood of associates or law students to that firm, and away from Firm B, before Firm B even knew what was going on. 1002023;1422844592;mircea_popescu;How does this relate to the story? The summer salaries had already been announced in New York at $2,400, and everyone was waiting for the Silicon Valley firms to announce their summer salaries [Fenwick had four major competitors in Silicon Valley at the time: Cooley, Wilson, and Brobeck (these are abbreviated names of law firms)]. Fenwick was the first to announce; they did so sometime around late April, and they annou 1002024;1422844597;mircea_popescu;nced at $2,100, which was below NY salaries. 1002025;1422844599;mircea_popescu;I was unhappy with this, so I immediately posted this info on the Infirmation.com Silicon Valley/SF Greedy Associate board, and then, using four or five different anonymous screen names, proceeded to have a thread discussion on how horrible this was, how Fenwick was insulting its summers, how no one was going to accept their offers because the firm was so cheap it wouldnt fork over the extra $300 a week, etc, etc 1002026;1422844604;mircea_popescu;. I even used one of my aliases to play the other side. It was beautiful. Of the 20 messages on this topic on the first day, I probably posted 10 of them. I kept this up, at a slightly lower output, for about three days. 1002027;1422844608;mircea_popescu;About a week after Fenwicks announcement, and the resulting Infirmation.com message board explosion, Wilson, a Fenwick competitor, announced they were paying summers $2,400. Each of the other Silicon Valley firms quickly fell in line after that, including Fenwick. 1002028;1422844640;mircea_popescu;the author is one tucker max, famous for nothing in particular (and whose life story is instructive, in case any chickies born yesterday actually believe amanda hess or randi zuckerberg are "feminist" models, and something good for her, and failed to understand that http://trilema.com/2015/the-worm/ is simply a fable about gawker. 1002029;1422844641;assbot;The worm pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. ... ( http://bit.ly/1AgYTjK ) 1002030;1422844655;asciilifeform;lol! 1002031;1422844666;asciilifeform;classic muppetry 1002032;1422844674;mircea_popescu;by now, there's an entire generation of essentially useless men hoping they will be able to make a living off this model. 1002033;1422844681;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 94097 @ 0.00037424 = 35.2149 BTC [+] {4} 1002034;1422844683;mircea_popescu;tucker max at any rate quit law school for it, or to quote tlp 1002035;1422844742;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24903 @ 0.00037844 = 9.4243 BTC [+] 1002036;1422844747;asciilifeform;generation... ...hoping they will be able to make a living off this << straight to butugychag. 1002037;1422844883;danielpbarron;is that tucker max? 1002038;1422844888;mircea_popescu;well i can't seem to find it, but he has a bit about "you don't believe me ? then believe x, she was stupid enough to quit medical school to join x shartup and now is a relationships expert" 1002039;1422844894;mircea_popescu;danielpbarron yes. 1002040;1422844956;danielpbarron;i knew i read that before 1002041;1422844966;danielpbarron;and sorry, thought i was scrolled all the way down 1002042;1422845052;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform generation... ...hoping they will be able to make a living off this << straight to butugychag. http://trilema.com/2014/yo-trilema-fratires/#footnote_2_57239 < example. 1002043;1422845052;assbot;Yo, Trilema Fratires! pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. ... ( http://bit.ly/1AgZVMC ) 1002044;1422845077;mircea_popescu;"strategist". what is your strategy ? "i pretend like i matter on the internet" why ? "YOU DONT UNDERSTAND HOW THE WORLD WORKS". 1002045;1422845120;mircea_popescu;and you know "rudius media empire" was a thing, and some kids that meanwhile got jobs / wives / unsuspended sentences ACTUALLY BOUGHT INTO 1002046;1422845305;mircea_popescu;incidentally i suppose, the quote also throws a harsh light over the widespreadness of price fixing in silicon valley. seriously, fucking law interns ? 1002047;1422845341;mircea_popescu;instead of pretending like we're fixing the problem like preet, let's try and think about the causes. why do firms perceive the need to artificially cap salaries ? this seems only rational in an hyperinflationary environment. 1002048;1422845376;mircea_popescu;why do businesses in a country that's struggling with the spectre of deflation - businesses locate in the prime rib of that country, even - have problems typical of hyperinflating environments ?! 1002049;1422845385;mircea_popescu;was there a black death in the us nobody reported ? 1002050;1422846125;BingoBoingo;Half a yard from the end zone and Captain Nigger tosses an interception. Bullshit ending to the game. 1002051;1422846231;BingoBoingo;^ Black death. 1002052;1422846361;mircea_popescu;lol 1002053;1422846453;BingoBoingo;https://twitter.com/samir/status/562066596001505282 1002054;1422846454;assbot;“Hey mom. Yep. I’ll be performing at the Super Bowl." http://t.co/nHkW6kHUDL 1002055;1422846515;mircea_popescu;samir doesn't sound like a slut name and twitter doesn't sound like it is going to publish good boobs. so i'ma click on something else instead. 1002056;1422846517;BingoBoingo;http://sports.cbsimg.net/u/photos/football/nfl/img25016370.jpg 1002057;1422846519;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1Ah3wKO ) 1002058;1422846532;BingoBoingo;^ That one has boobs somewhere 1002059;1422846615;BingoBoingo;The golden cat apparatus had legs, walked 1002060;1422846625;cazalla;try https://twitter.com/search?q=my%20boobs&src=typd&mode=photos instead 1002061;1422846628;assbot;my boobs - Twitter Photos Search ... ( http://bit.ly/1Ah3NNH ) 1002062;1422846747;mircea_popescu;gee, look at all the fucking bras. 1002063;1422846758;mircea_popescu;i wonder if my%20bras is the magic word. 1002064;1422846835;cazalla;well i figured "my" would act as a qualifier for actual girls posting their own tits 1002065;1422847060;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 59000 @ 0.00036717 = 21.663 BTC [-] 1002066;1422847121;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12000 @ 0.00036717 = 4.406 BTC [-] 1002067;1422847169;BingoBoingo;https://pbs.twimg.com/media/B8zTAC_CMAArjMs.jpg 1002068;1422847170;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1Ah5mLD ) 1002069;1422847213;BingoBoingo;https://pbs.twimg.com/media/B8zTMUHCUAEFUDy.jpg:large 1002070;1422847214;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1Ah5t9V ) 1002071;1422847255;cazalla;lol ppl are still posting their credit cards on twitter https://twitter.com/Exodus_Res/status/548642193800704001 1002072;1422847257;assbot;look at my sisters new credit card love the blue http://t.co/TTIJlsOQaE 1002073;1422847304;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 65015 @ 0.00036717 = 23.8716 BTC [-] 1002074;1422847641;BingoBoingo;https://pbs.twimg.com/media/B8zt-c6CUAAVG3-.jpg << Far less stupid than the game's ending 1002075;1422847642;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1Ah6I90 ) 1002076;1422847914;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 211803 @ 0.00035431 = 75.0439 BTC [-] {2} 1002077;1422848221;BingoBoingo;At least the coach is owning the call that lost the game. 1002078;1422848319;BingoBoingo;http://i.kinja-img.com/gawker-media/image/upload/s--h3WL6cd9--/wi8src56el4lhgdd3jty.gif 1002079;1422848322;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1Ah8tDn ) 1002080;1422848341;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 66100 @ 0.00034927 = 23.0867 BTC [-] 1002081;1422848548;asciilifeform;http://therealbitcoin.org/ml/btc-dev/2015-February/000040.html 1002082;1422848549;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1Ah94VD ) 1002083;1422848557;asciilifeform;^ can we have scoopbot plugged into turdatron ? 1002084;1422848689;asciilifeform;ben_vulpes, mod6, et al ^^^^ snippety snippety 1002085;1422848712;scoopbot;New post on Trilema by Mircea Popescu: http://trilema.com/2015/have-some-chocolate-cake/ 1002086;1422848770;danielpbarron;i think this "bastard" thing is eating up all my bandwidth 1002087;1422848785;asciilifeform;danielpbarron: but does it actually sync ? 1002088;1422848797;danielpbarron;oh yeah 1002089;1422848809;asciilifeform;danielpbarron: the way it's set up is extremely wasteful, yes; fetches many blocks for which there can be no use at all 1002090;1422848812;danielpbarron;up to 136k 1002091;1422848815;asciilifeform;and get thrown out immediately 1002092;1422848824;asciilifeform;danielpbarron: how many deaths has it died ? 1002093;1422848834;danielpbarron;2 1002094;1422848862;asciilifeform;ideally you can determine a value for bastard pool constant that turns that into zero 1002095;1422848870;asciilifeform;while still syncing in a reasonable time 1002096;1422848891;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 77194 @ 0.00034305 = 26.4814 BTC [-] 1002097;1422849134;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 66669 @ 0.00034173 = 22.7828 BTC [-] 1002098;1422849514;punkman;https://pbs.twimg.com/media/B8zfqq0CIAA7o2Q.jpg 1002099;1422849515;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1AhbtPV ) 1002100;1422849561;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 164050 @ 0.00034665 = 56.8679 BTC [+] {2} 1002101;1422849651;mod6;asciilifeform: thanks for the submission for removal of dnsseed 1002102;1422849652;mircea_popescu;dude the smpoe war... 1002103;1422849662;mod6;!t m s.mpoe 1002104;1422849662;assbot;[MPEX:S.MPOE] 1D: 0.00034173 / 0.00035578 / 0.00037844 (4074930 shares, 1,449.79 BTC), 7D: 0.00030001 / 0.00039761 / 0.00053193 (20154401 shares, 8,013.64 BTC), 30D: 0.00030001 / 0.00047156 / 0.00068113 (47682710 shares, 22,485.64 BTC) 1002105;1422849668;punkman;such volumez 1002106;1422849671;mod6;ya 1002107;1422849678;punkman;"but nobody used that thing" 1002108;1422849683;punkman;*uses 1002109;1422849744;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 189000 @ 0.00035144 = 66.4222 BTC [+] {3} 1002110;1422849783;mircea_popescu;nobody's using that thing to try and do something to mah powerbase ? or else paranoida. 1002111;1422849804;danielpbarron;http://www.op-return.com/ << a non-WoT deedbot? 1002112;1422849805;assbot;Submit a message to a Bitcoin address ... ( http://bit.ly/1AhceIR ) 1002113;1422849807;mircea_popescu;it's kinda fun to watch, tbh 1002114;1422849833;punkman;danielpbarron: there's a bunch of them 1002115;1422849842;mircea_popescu;loads really. 1002116;1422849872;punkman;so what do we think about op_return? 1002117;1422849894;punkman;or rather, what does the foundation think 1002118;1422850084;punkman;https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/pull/3737#issuecomment-36383977 1002119;1422850086;assbot;script: reduce OP_RETURN standard relay bytes to 40 by jgarzik · Pull Request #3737 · bitcoin/bitcoin · GitHub ... ( http://bit.ly/1AhcQ1b ) 1002120;1422850719;asciilifeform;mod6: snippy snippy is very easy. and satisfying. i encourage others to try. 1002121;1422850903;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 117965 @ 0.000356 = 41.9955 BTC [+] 1002122;1422851452;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10576 @ 0.000356 = 3.7651 BTC [+] 1002123;1422852120;mircea_popescu;holy shit, it turns out Marvel's The Avengers is the highest grossing and highest opening movie of all time. 1002124;1422852174;mircea_popescu;http://www.boxofficemojo.com/alltime/weekends/pastrecords.htm << if this doesn't tell the story of inflation, i have no idea what does. 1002125;1422852175;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1CoxTjc ) 1002126;1422852237;mircea_popescu;not to mention that not a fucking thing in there is even watchable. 1002127;1422852258;asciilifeform;the story of inflation << one of the streets i frequently drive through had a housing development (row homes) under construction for the past ~3 yrs. there was a billboard, advertising 'From the low 300s!' (10**3) recently the '3' was flipped to a '6'. 1002128;1422852307;asciilifeform;flipped, like the prices at filling stations. 1002129;1422852337;mircea_popescu;lol 1002130;1422852346;mircea_popescu;such weimar. 1002131;1422852357;asciilifeform;mega-weimar. 1002132;1422852390;mircea_popescu;but hey, led displays to be able to adjust price in real time are just technological improvbement. 1002133;1422852432;punkman;has that been in some movie? 1002134;1422852447;BingoBoingo; holy shit, it turns out Marvel's The Avengers is the highest grossing and highest opening movie of all time. << The power of brand and using 5 previous feature length films as trailers. 1002135;1422852474;mircea_popescu;i had nfi marvel even had a brand. 1002136;1422852487;mircea_popescu;what brand is it, tchotches r us ? 1002137;1422852539;BingoBoingo;mircea_popescu: Well, they got the super heros which are followed by the fanboys. From there they release a bunch of movies the fanboys use to get other idiots comfortably with Marvel. Then ??? Profit. 1002138;1422852549;BingoBoingo;Like "Kraft" 1002139;1422852550;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 117454 @ 0.00036185 = 42.5007 BTC [+] 1002140;1422852573;BingoBoingo;Classic American marketing cascade 1002141;1422852588;mats;disney is now fabulously rich because of marvel 1002142;1422852606;mircea_popescu;i guess there's lots of things i don't really understand. 1002143;1422852611;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27077 @ 0.0003614 = 9.7856 BTC [-] 1002144;1422852613;BingoBoingo;ESPN and Marvel are basically what funds Disney nao. 1002145;1422852620;mats;they own a lot of hollywood now 1002146;1422852634;punkman;they even got Star Wars now 1002147;1422852670;asciilifeform;237474. 1002148;1422852686;BingoBoingo;It's pretty much been of couple of decades of marching in the opposite direction of AOL Time Warner 1002149;1422852701;mircea_popescu;ok, http://www.google.com/finance/getchart?q=DIS&x=NYSE&p=5Y&i=604800&ei=PgLPVKGGMoi48gaMwYFI << if THAT doesn't look like inflation i dunno what does. 1002150;1422852702;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1ztIIwC ) 1002151;1422852724;mircea_popescu;i mean look at that, it's not even funny, straight line with an oscillator thrown in wtf is this. 1002152;1422852735;BingoBoingo;Oh it's totally inflation. 1002153;1422852832;asciilifeform;http://therealbitcoin.org/ml/btc-dev/2015-February/000041.html 1002154;1422852832;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1ztIPs6 ) 1002155;1422852869;asciilifeform;^ mod6's mega-summary 1002156;1422852892;mircea_popescu;i like mod6's summaries. 1002157;1422852899;mircea_popescu;BingoBoingo can qntra do a press package ? 1002158;1422852909;BingoBoingo;K 1002159;1422853392;asciilifeform;BingoBoingo: unrelated - recent re-read, recommended to you specifically - 'the design of the unix operating system', m. j. bach. 1002160;1422853417;BingoBoingo;asciilifeform: Will put in on the list. 1002161;1422853464;*;BingoBoingo still reeling over last week's discovery that of all distros Linux Mint appears as though it will be a systemd holdout. 1002162;1422853478;asciilifeform;best holdout/distro is no distro 1002163;1422853488;asciilifeform;home cooking. 1002164;1422853536;asciilifeform;'gentoo' is sufficiently malleable, presently, to fill the role. 1002165;1422853551;BingoBoingo;Right, Linux Mint still comes with so many bolt ons and opaque Ubuntu heart. 1002166;1422853556;asciilifeform;creeping poetteringisms in all known distro, however. 1002167;1422853563;asciilifeform;e.g., 'dbus'. 1002168;1422854041;punkman;https://twitter.com/La_Polisse/status/561813987655168000/photo/1 1002169;1422854042;assbot;Comment la neige a permis l'arrestation d'un cultivateur de weed... (De /Torped00) http://t.co/zGp3XbDSEf 1002170;1422854056;danielpbarron;http://danielpbarron.com/advanced_os.log.txt 1002171;1422854057;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1ztKf5T ) 1002172;1422854112;asciilifeform;danielpbarron: wallowing with the eagles, soaring with the pigs, eh 1002173;1422854274;cazalla;punkman, took me a moment 1002174;1422854288;danielpbarron;it's a Bible channel / not usually that kind of conversation in there 1002175;1422854366;BingoBoingo;Wallowing with the Eagles is the best wallowing. 1002176;1422854624;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [CFIG] 97 @ 0.06998999 = 6.789 BTC [+] 1002177;1422854663;mircea_popescu;so apparently there exists a real estate firm in ba called "asses propriedades" 1002178;1422854687;mircea_popescu;"hello, yeah, i'd like to rent an ass. can i live in it ?" 1002179;1422855074;BingoBoingo;Have any pogo people run the ArmV build with a preloaded blockchain (i.e. minimal initial sync before current)? 1002180;1422855201;thestringpuller;"yo homie we major" 1002181;1422855334;thestringpuller;BingoBoingo: what'd you think of the game? 1002182;1422855344;thestringpuller;Can't believe all action in 4th quarter. 1002183;1422855372;thestringpuller;also when did Kurt Warner become old? 1002184;1422855373;BingoBoingo;thestringpuller: Bullshit ending. Also I really want a 30 foot golden mechanical tiger to ride for when the times come. 1002185;1422855387;BingoBoingo;thestringpuller: Kurt Warner's always been old. 1002186;1422855407;BingoBoingo;Even when he was on the Rams he was old having bagged groceries and played NFL Europe. 1002187;1422855487;*;BingoBoingo very disappoint the game didn't end with Whitey getting Lynched 1002188;1422855714;thestringpuller;LOL 1002189;1422855724;BingoBoingo;https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8982452 so little conversation on the HN 1002190;1422855725;assbot;Hacking on the Satoshi Codebase | Hacker News ... ( http://bit.ly/1ztMAxF ) 1002191;1422855734;thestringpuller;Kurt Warner went hard in 2000 1002192;1422855754;thestringpuller;Rams vs Titans was a great game. 1002193;1422855765;thestringpuller;iirc it almost went into OT 1002194;1422855771;BingoBoingo;Indeed. Would have been nice to see Seattle win on the ground and close the book on the Air Assault era that ushered in 1002195;1422855776;BingoBoingo;It did almost do that 1002196;1422856210;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 175750 @ 0.00036135 = 63.5073 BTC [-] {2} 1002197;1422856881;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 115224 @ 0.0003655 = 42.1144 BTC [+] {2} 1002198;1422857003;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 80300 @ 0.00036806 = 29.5552 BTC [+] {2} 1002199;1422857006;scoopbot;New post on Qntra.net by Bingo Boingo: http://qntra.net/2015/02/foundation-releases-report-and-bitcoin-0-5-3-1/ 1002200;1422857054;asciilifeform;'In the interest of the reference implementation being a robust solution that requires minimal trust of its peers the header's only approach favored by the Vessenes' foundation's forks' developers.' <<< wat? 1002201;1422857060;*;asciilifeform failed to parse this sentence 1002202;1422857128;BingoBoingo;how about: In the interest of the reference implementation being a robust solution that requires minimal trust of its peers, the header's only approach favored by the Vessenes' foundation's forks' developers is being passed over in favor of actual solutions. 1002203;1422857188;cazalla;asciilifeform, ya need a few beers, reads ok here, had a few beers though 1002204;1422857224;BingoBoingo;cazalla: I tried to fix the parsing. Sentence needed a subject among other things. 1002205;1422857234;adlai;header's? 1002206;1422857256;adlai;like, the header only had one approach, so this approach was the header's only approach? 1002207;1422857278;mircea_popescu;stickler's 1002208;1422857286;adlai;ye's 1002209;1422857291;BingoBoingo;Sentence refactored again 1002210;1422857307;adlai;it's fucking underlined in blue, how does it not jump out to you 1002211;1422857369;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 81372 @ 0.00036973 = 30.0857 BTC [+] 1002212;1422857372;BingoBoingo;I am blind to the things I write. 1002213;1422857375;mircea_popescu;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B_scFjd2pSI 1002214;1422857376;assbot;Abracadabra - Steve Millers Band (Lyrics) - YouTube ... ( http://bit.ly/1ztOWfR ) 1002215;1422857384;adlai;actually if we go full anal, strunk & white specifically mentions that the plural of a singular ending in s includes an additional apostrophe+s, so it'd be « Vessenes's » 1002216;1422857406;*;asciilifeform was taught this formula 1002217;1422857416;BingoBoingo;Vessenes is not a singular 1002218;1422857456;BingoBoingo;Y. Pestis does not occur in the singular 1002219;1422857460;mircea_popescu;lmao 1002220;1422857477;mircea_popescu;vesseneii & winklevii 1002221;1422857487;mircea_popescu;actually i suppose it could be winkleix by now 1002222;1422857497;mircea_popescu;they're way past the 8th "launch"of their whatever it is. 1002223;1422857510;BingoBoingo;Winkelgox 1002224;1422857541;mircea_popescu;wynona ryder's somehow going to end up mixed in all this isn't she. 1002225;1422857552;BingoBoingo;Is she still a thing? 1002226;1422857561;mircea_popescu;don't thingify women! 1002227;1422857573;BingoBoingo;She thingified shoplifting 1002228;1422857594;mircea_popescu;she just liberated some items from an oppressive representative hierarchical inventory system. 1002229;1422857616;mircea_popescu;that's not even objective! 1002230;1422857619;BingoBoingo;Right, and it lead to Obama 1002231;1422857641;mircea_popescu;hm. no lead obama, now that'd probably help the environment. 1002232;1422857679;BingoBoingo;And you know where they mine lead? Ozarkistan. 1002233;1422857776;mircea_popescu;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ge9Ou3-YyqU << this is perhaps the oddest set for a pop song. 1002234;1422857777;assbot;Brian Hyland "Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka Dot Bikini" - YouTube ... ( http://bit.ly/1ztPuTa ) 1002235;1422857796;mircea_popescu;i suppose they did more solid ice in the 60s than previously thought. 1002236;1422857842;BingoBoingo;Totally. And then Nixon killed the Chemistry hobby. 1002237;1422857972;scoopbot;New post on Trilema by Mircea Popescu: http://trilema.com/2015/more-beat-around-whore-street/ 1002238;1422858067;mircea_popescu;http://www.dangerandplay.com/2014/03/17/mating-grounds-geoffrey-miller-tucker-max-hilarity-ensues/ << this shit's pretty lulzy, as far as academic drama goes. 1002239;1422858069;assbot;Mating Grounds: Geoffrey Miller and Tucker Max Copy Danger & Play and Hilarity Ensues - Danger & Play ... ( http://bit.ly/1ztPUbY ) 1002240;1422858296;scoopbot;New post on The Whet by han@thewhet: http://thewhet.net/2015/line-betting-on-bitbet-january-2015/ 1002241;1422858467;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 1927 @ 0.00095462 = 1.8396 BTC [-] {7} 1002242;1422858507;BingoBoingo;!up BigBitz 1002243;1422858904;mircea_popescu;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WVcYP3OhlUU << speaking of the http://log.bitcoin-assets.com//?date=29-01-2015#996778 thread 1002244;1422858905;assbot;Tucker Max Is Lying - YouTube ... ( http://bit.ly/1ztR5s7 ) 1002245;1422858905;assbot;Logged on 29-01-2015 04:14:19; asciilifeform: they 'which room' 1002246;1422858928;mircea_popescu;this guy is supposedly a big deal internet marketing thing. why the fuck does he live in half a kitchinette separated by a pressedboard pane from the other half ? 1002247;1422858932;mircea_popescu;or wtf is going on in there ? 1002248;1422859011;asciilifeform;that's 'roosh' 1002249;1422859019;mircea_popescu;okay. 1002250;1422859019;asciilifeform;(a 'moldbugsphere' blogger, iirc) 1002251;1422859039;asciilifeform;not a mega-business-king 1002252;1422859055;mircea_popescu;well afaik he identifies as a capt'n of the whole "how to get laid" thing. 1002253;1422859073;*;asciilifeform confesses that he was never a regular reader of herr roosh 1002254;1422859080;mircea_popescu;but yes, the general idea is that these are people who trasnform the culture and are well read and etc. 1002255;1422859093;mircea_popescu;i suppose i misunderstand power on top of everything else. and ows did things. 1002256;1422859109;asciilifeform;although his colleague, 'heartiste', once referred to yours truly as 'the moldbug of computer science' 1002257;1422859118;asciilifeform;wasn't sure if this was a plus or minus 1002258;1422859171;mircea_popescu;Daryush Valizadeh,[1] (born June 14, 1979)[2] also known as Roosh V and Roosh Vorek, is an American[3] writer, pick-up artist[4][5] and self-styled "love tourist"[6] of Iranian and Armenian descent,[7] known for his writings on seduction and antifeminism. 1002259;1422859181;mircea_popescu;that's a pretty epic name, valizadeh. 1002260;1422859220;mircea_popescu;"dditionally, Roosh has self-published 14 books, most of which offer advice to men on how to sleep with women in specific countries." 1002261;1422859229;mircea_popescu;come on. 14 books ?! 1002262;1422859256;mircea_popescu;o hey, made the splc kill list. 1002263;1422859285;asciilifeform;not so hard. 1002264;1422859303;asciilifeform;they had a period of adding 'moldy' folks 1002265;1422859331;hanbot; Tucker Max Is Lying << dude clinton should've been made emperor stead of impeached. clearly this is the sort of shit they're interested in. 1002266;1422859331;cazalla;self-published as in hey, i uploaded my shit to amazon, i'm an author now 1002267;1422859333;asciilifeform;i even remember a surreal thread, somewhere obscure, where people were pissed at not having been selected yet 1002268;1422859335;mircea_popescu;lmao he never wrote about... hungary ? romania ? czech republic ? wtf is wrong with this guy lmao 1002269;1422859345;mircea_popescu;yeah, go have random sex in iceland. 1002270;1422859375;mircea_popescu;hanbot well somehow it turns out you can't be an emperor on the support of 20something us boys. 1002271;1422859412;mircea_popescu;"Bang Ukraine: How to Have Sex With Ukrainian Girls In Ukraine (2012)" 1002272;1422859427;mircea_popescu;uh... i dunno, go to any of the campuses, pick a girl and take her out to lunch ? 1002273;1422859433;hanbot;oh, right. 1002274;1422859439;mircea_popescu;worked in 1995. worked in 1997. worked in... 2002 iirc. 1002275;1422859464;mircea_popescu;"Roosh's Argentina Compendium: Pickup Tips, City Guides, And Stories (2011) " 1002276;1422859480;*;asciilifeform still has trouble picturing anyone for whom the book - specifically - makes the difference 1002277;1422859482;mircea_popescu;holy shit, there's three different bars within ten blocks of where you live, you can just go there and LOOK at a girl. 1002278;1422859491;mircea_popescu;she'll come right over, and if you speak spanish it's somethinjg like 500 pesos 1002279;1422859493;mircea_popescu;about 30 bux. 1002280;1422859501;mircea_popescu;otherwise whatever, pay her a hundred. 1002281;1422859515;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: this is not the objective for the 'pickup' folks 1002282;1422859519;mircea_popescu;s/ten blocks of where you live/ten blocks of where I live/ 1002283;1422859520;mircea_popescu;but anyway 1002284;1422859530;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform but the book costs as much ? 1002285;1422859536;mircea_popescu;i guess the time to read it dun count. 1002286;1422859553;mircea_popescu;sad fact of the matter is, any book costs me about a dollar a page or thereabouts. 1002287;1422859567;asciilifeform;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=19-01-2014#449479 1002288;1422859567;assbot;Logged on 19-01-2014 19:38:32; asciilifeform: as a boy, i read about an 18th c. book, 'Triple Power over the Forces of Hell' 1002289;1422859577;cazalla;haha this guy played a bit too much road rash, it's almost a copy/pasta of coming off your bike in that game http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=d92_1422724643 around 0:40 1002290;1422859578;assbot;LiveLeak.com - Biker Goes Airborne ... ( http://bit.ly/1ztS0Zx ) 1002291;1422859584;mircea_popescu;http://www.publimetro.co/lo-ultimo/estadounidense-vende-en-amazon-manual-para-acostarse-con-colombianas-sin-tener-que-pagar/lmklfg!T7S2EIsYkHwY/ << apparently columbian press was pissy. 1002292;1422859664;mircea_popescu;"Tucker Max was a hero of mine. I discovered his writing at the age of eighteen, and idolized his literary persona for the next five years. His descent into mediocrity has been painful for me to watch. 1002293;1422859664;mircea_popescu;Most would say that Tucker Max was nothing more than a brief flash-in-the-pan, a pony whose only trick was vulgar frat boy humour. But the reality is that Tucker Maxs stories were more than just entertainment: They articulated a new male identity that was unapologetically masculine and intellectual." 1002294;1422859680;mircea_popescu;this is what you get from "no child left behind" 1002295;1422859682;mircea_popescu;fucking bush. 1002296;1422859782;asciilifeform;in the philosophy of the 'pickup' folks, you don't grade as 'l33t' if you pay the whore 1002297;1422859795;asciilifeform;have to score 'on your merits' 1002298;1422859805;mircea_popescu;so what, if you have money it's not your money ? 1002299;1422859828;BingoBoingo;!b 3 1002300;1422859829;assbot;Last 3 lines bashed and pending review. ( http://dpaste.com/3PDX1DS.txt ) 1002301;1422859867;mircea_popescu;why the fuck WOULDNT you pay the woman. this is beyond me. i am not discussing a whore here. forget that part. i go out, and notice a girl sitting down. i chat her up, she comes with me and i fuck her. turns out she's 17, she's a virgin, and she's never even THOUGHT of doing anything like this, in her life. 1002302;1422859869;asciilifeform;afaik they don't have a position on money per se, except that it can be used to travel to faraway lands where the great satan has not perverted womankind 1002303;1422859874;mircea_popescu;but kids experiment and she's a kid and she's experimented. 1002304;1422859879;mircea_popescu;and now the idea is, i can't buy her a car. 1002305;1422859881;mircea_popescu;why the fuck not ? 1002306;1422859894;mircea_popescu;has she not earned it ? 1002307;1422859894;asciilifeform;why not 1002308;1422859904;mircea_popescu;brave kid, why shoudn't she have good stuff ? 1002309;1422859917;asciilifeform;afaik the pickup folks have no position on which, if any, car, boeing, planet, one should buy -after- 1002310;1422859923;mircea_popescu;if i don't buy her a car and some fat and bald goofball buys his "daughter" whom his wife had with the plumber the car 1002311;1422859929;mircea_popescu;and he's not even fucking her! 1002312;1422859934;mircea_popescu;what sort of society are we building here! 1002313;1422859957;asciilifeform;the car, as i understand, has to come -after-, or you fished with dynamite - and any idiot with a stick of dynamite can then be a 'great fisherman' 1002314;1422859969;asciilifeform;and such feats of fish-catching are not of interest to the serious scholars. 1002315;1422859971;asciilifeform;sumthinglikethat 1002316;1422859979;mircea_popescu;so working out is okay ? 1002317;1422859982;mircea_popescu;can you wash ? 1002318;1422859991;mircea_popescu;anyone aged 20 and clean can get laid, is that fair ? 1002319;1422859992;asciilifeform;aha. the books actually take the trouble to mention both 1002320;1422860000;mircea_popescu;why those and not this ? 1002321;1422860008;mircea_popescu;is being tall accepted ? or also fishing with dynamite ? 1002322;1422860008;asciilifeform;except for the obvious implication that - why is the reader reading? 1002323;1422860019;asciilifeform;in the words of tlp, 'if you're reading it, it's for you' 1002324;1422860036;mircea_popescu;very feminist/socialist this you know ? "more brownie points for being a tranny than for bein a white male". "why ?" "uhmmm... because we're stupid" "ah ok" 1002325;1422860058;*;asciilifeform did not invent this particular flavour of crackpottery, but has seen a good sampling thereof 1002326;1422860075;mircea_popescu;so money, which someone CAN get , is right off. but being tall, which someone CAN NOT get, and is certainly more on the button than money when hitting on a woman, is ok. 1002327;1422860089;*;asciilifeform regards 'pickup' literature as a very low kind of sc4mz0ry, like shady cancer cures pitched to the desperately ill 1002328;1422860109;mircea_popescu;plenty of stuff is quite reasonable - wash, stay in shape etc. 1002329;1422860116;asciilifeform;don't need book, for this 1002330;1422860120;mircea_popescu;but it's quite clearly something done by the poor for the poor, this. 1002331;1422860129;mircea_popescu;and im not altogether convinced the poor should get laid all that much. 1002332;1422860140;asciilifeform;book is supposed to help you 'cheat' by summoning devils ^H^H^H^H^H^H psy-programming 1002333;1422860155;mircea_popescu;oh don't tell me it's resurecting that neurocrap 1002334;1422860162;asciilifeform;it started, iirc, there. 1002335;1422860167;mircea_popescu;wtf was it called, narrowly missed becoming a grant bezzle 1002336;1422860171;mircea_popescu;ba 1002337;1422860172;mircea_popescu;h 1002338;1422860178;asciilifeform;neuro-linguistic-programming 1002339;1422860181;punkman;david deangelo 1002340;1422860183;asciilifeform;i think it was 1002341;1422860191;punkman;that's it 1002342;1422860203;asciilifeform;a sort of rebranded hypnosis/mesmerism 1002343;1422860212;mircea_popescu;exact fucking equivalent of the "expert systems" failed msword&excel-based approach to hard ai 1002344;1422860244;asciilifeform;one of the facts known to all dedicated students of 'psychoceramics' (study of crackpots! what else, lol) is that genuinely new idiocies are invented quite infrequently 1002345;1422860249;mircea_popescu;hm, i guess the actual practice evolved under selective pressure more towards the cold calling / stage magician thing 1002346;1422860251;asciilifeform;most are rebrandings of something earlier. 1002347;1422860255;mircea_popescu;but i mean intelelctualy, the theory behind it 1002348;1422860298;asciilifeform; but being tall, which someone CAN NOT get, <<<< ahahha. soviet science winz again. had a process for -actually- growing taller. 1002349;1422860307;asciilifeform;they break yer legs and stretch in a specially made frame. 1002350;1422860311;asciilifeform;1+ yr of wheelchair. 1002351;1422860328;asciilifeform;i'm told that american kidz with more money than sense, still travel to russia to get this. 1002352;1422860335;mircea_popescu;actually i'm being whispered in ear that a) it's called manosphere now, and b) the central point is that women lie a lot and guys hafta be confident. 1002353;1422860341;mircea_popescu;i guess also not need a book for. 1002354;1422860359;asciilifeform;more of less 1 sentence summary of the sane parts ^ 1002355;1422860376;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform my intel is great at summaries. it... has to be. 1002356;1422860473;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: understand, -everybody- wants a wunderwaffen. 1002357;1422860474;asciilifeform;e.g., 1002358;1422860475;asciilifeform;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=22-04-2014#634660 1002359;1422860475;assbot;Logged on 22-04-2014 12:51:23; asciilifeform: phun phact: as a student, i once seriously planned to build a pocket gas chromatographer, to pick up gurlz. how!? to do this - exercise for alert reader. 1002360;1422860568;mircea_popescu;uh. 1002361;1422860579;mircea_popescu;i missed that line. what, see if they're ovulating ? drunk ? 1002362;1422860585;asciilifeform;mhc. 1002363;1422860591;asciilifeform;(see rest of that thread) 1002364;1422860610;asciilifeform;no, did not actually do this! 1002365;1422860626;mircea_popescu;dude really, it's very easy to pick up girls. tell her what to do. if she does it, fine. if she doesn't, there's more. 1002366;1422860663;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43747 @ 0.00036498 = 15.9668 BTC [-] {2} 1002367;1422860668;asciilifeform;dude really, it is very easy to fly. just bend your arms into an effective lift surface, right angle of attack, and fart really hard. 1002368;1422860689;mircea_popescu;ahaha 1002369;1422860692;mircea_popescu;ok ok 1002370;1422860693;asciilifeform;use suit jacket as ailerons. 1002371;1422860731;mircea_popescu;i am not going to end up writing about this. apparently it's well covered. 1002372;1422860731;BingoBoingo;!b 5 1002373;1422860733;assbot;Last 5 lines bashed and pending review. ( http://dpaste.com/2AHKGZD.txt ) 1002374;1422860745;mircea_popescu;gotcha bb! 1002375;1422860767;BingoBoingo;mircea_popescu: I think the spoiler improves it. 1002376;1422860789;asciilifeform;incidentally, anyone ever wonder what kind of brain damage is necessary to think that someone will sell you a book on how to win the ultimate zero-sum game? 1002377;1422860809;asciilifeform;(well, rather, sell you a book that's worth something) 1002378;1422860825;mircea_popescu;which is the zero sum game ? 1002379;1422860832;asciilifeform;'pikup' 1002380;1422860842;mircea_popescu;you're not about to tell me that mammal reproduction is a zero sum game 1002381;1422860844;mircea_popescu;holy hell... 1002382;1422860850;mircea_popescu;listen! HEDGEHOGS DO IT. 1002383;1422860850;*;BingoBoingo kind of wants fMRI for investigating this brain damage at some point. Maybe it can live in the belly of 30 foot golden mechanical tiger. 1002384;1422860850;asciilifeform;as envisioned by the practicants! 1002385;1422860862;punkman;is there a "paleo pickup" branch? "work out a lot so you can actually pick them up and walk off with them" 1002386;1422860865;asciilifeform;they posit that the marks should become long-term orbiters of the operator, somehow 1002387;1422860872;mircea_popescu;they do ? 1002388;1422860882;asciilifeform;in at least one text 1002389;1422860884;mircea_popescu;i thought the idea was to always get rid of them, which is why they keep getting shitty sex 1002390;1422860902;asciilifeform;no, in some schools of thought, one is supposed to emplace them in orbits 1002391;1422860910;mircea_popescu;(one has to have shitty sex to imagine literotica is a good description of sexuality and the really really important part about a great piece of ass is her bra size) 1002392;1422860923;punkman;asciilifeform: no, in some schools of thought, one is supposed to emplace them in orbits << the not-harem 1002393;1422860927;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform so like... keep slavegirls ? 1002394;1422860936;mircea_popescu;punkman tell ? 1002395;1422860937;BingoBoingo;http://www.totalcriminaldefense.com/news/articles/unusual/taser-forced-versed-injections/ 1002396;1422860938;assbot;Are Forced Injections the New Taser? « Total Criminal Defense ... ( http://bit.ly/1ztTYZS ) 1002397;1422860946;asciilifeform;BingoBoingo: the old taser. 1002398;1422860950;asciilifeform;BingoBoingo: sop in ussr 1002399;1422861001;mircea_popescu;wow. 1002400;1422861007;mircea_popescu;dude the land of the free.... 1002401;1422861013;BingoBoingo;asciilifeform: Usually here they wait until the hospital. Traditional mixture here is B-52 comprised of Benadryl, 5 mg haloperidol, 2 mg ativan. 1002402;1422861016;asciilifeform;психушка! 1002403;1422861017;punkman;mircea_popescu: they had some acronym for it. long term multiple relationship something 1002404;1422861032;punkman;so multiple girlfriends, but you can't have them at the same time 1002405;1422861041;mircea_popescu;punkman why not ?! 1002406;1422861042;punkman;because it's "hard" 1002407;1422861047;mircea_popescu;no its not lmao. 1002408;1422861052;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: needs floor space. 1002409;1422861057;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: like machining. 1002410;1422861063;mircea_popescu;a) chicks love each other, unless brainwashed otherwise and b) where the fuck is that article brb 1002411;1422861070;punkman;http://www.theattractionforums.com/general-discussion/33739-lifestyle-having-multiple-girlfriends.html 1002412;1422861073;assbot; The Lifestyle of Having Multiple Girlfriends ... ( http://bit.ly/1ztU9UV ) 1002413;1422861100;BingoBoingo; mircea_popescu: like machining. << mill cut Bastard file takes minimal space 1002414;1422861104;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2010/intre-doo-nu-te-ploo/ bah it's in romanian. 1002415;1422861105;assbot;Intre doo nu te ploo pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. ... ( http://bit.ly/1ztUgzR ) 1002416;1422861118;asciilifeform;BingoBoingo: that'd be the machinist's equivalent of a 'fleshlight' 1002417;1422861148;BingoBoingo;"Jungle Conditions" 1002418;1422861151;mircea_popescu;anyway, the quote i wanted "A treia observatie este ca-i falsa teoria conform careia a te iubi cu doua fete e dificil din motive de anduranta fizica, adica tu abia rezisti s-o multumesti pe una, ce te faci cind is doua ?!" and from there on, "Ei bine, cu doua fete prezente, dornice si rabolite ambele segmente se extind cacascavalu' pane, si nu se mai dau dom'le duse. Chiar glumeam ca-i distractia pulii situatia, vrea s 1002419;1422861151;mircea_popescu;a se bage putin si-aici, putin si-acolo, si-n gaurica asta ce-i, da-n gaurica aia cumu-i, si nu se mai lasa odata convinsa ca vrea sa incerce din toate ca plodu-n magazinu' de inghetati." 1002420;1422861173;mircea_popescu;i guess ima have to make this english. 1002421;1422861235;punkman;heh http://www.puaforums.com/picking-up-women/126-mltr-multiple-long-term-relationships-tips.html 1002422;1422861237;assbot;MLTR: Multiple Long Term Relationships - tips!!! | PUA FORUMS ... ( http://bit.ly/1ztUo2x ) 1002423;1422861350;asciilifeform;238389. 1002424;1422861357;punkman;mircea_popescu: dude really, it's very easy to pick up girls. tell her what to do. if she does it, fine. if she doesn't, there's more. << I should "self-publish" that on Amazon 1002425;1422861399;mircea_popescu;"The third point is that the theory by which loving two girls is difficult for cause of limited physical endurance, which is to say you can barely satisfy one, what the fuck to do with two is entirely false. 1002426;1422861400;mircea_popescu;I know not of others, but of myself I can testify of how testy things go. In any sexual act by which I mean copulation, there's present two segments. The first, from onset until I feel I can ejaculate if I wish to, an the second from there on, which is to say until whether I wish to or not, it's coming out. Depending on various factors, such as if I'm tired, or not well acquainted with the miss and I'm shocked by how g 1002427;1422861400;mircea_popescu;ood she looks etc, the second segment may compress even to a quarter inute and such, but otherwise it's generally equal to the first, half hour, an hour, whatever. 1002428;1422861402;mircea_popescu;Well, with two girls present, eager and widely spread both segments expand like grilled cheese, and won't get gone already! We were even laughing at the cock's amusement, it wants a little in there, and a little in here, but what's in this little hole, how's it like in that one, it just woudn't give up because it kept wanting to try stuff like the kid in the icecream store." 1002429;1422861407;asciilifeform;punkman: see guide to flying, same thread. 1002430;1422861407;mircea_popescu;there. 1002431;1422861513;BingoBoingo;;;bc,stats 1002432;1422861517;gribble;Current Blocks: 341592 | Current Difficulty: 4.127287389469702E10 | Next Difficulty At Block: 342719 | Next Difficulty In: 1127 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 0 days, 12 hours, 19 minutes, and 12 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 45096160710.8 | Estimated Percent Change: 9.26344 1002433;1422861543;punkman;asciilifeform: what's missing from the recipe? 1002434;1422861555;punkman;looks very adequate to me 1002435;1422861558;asciilifeform;punkman: nothing whatsoever. the recipe is complete, total, perfect. 1002436;1422861563;asciilifeform;now get thee to the airstrip. 1002437;1422861564;*;mircea_popescu bows. 1002438;1422861574;mircea_popescu;don't add useless in there! 1002439;1422861854;BingoBoingo;detail http://pipeline.corante.com/archives/2004/03/03/things_i_wont_touch_1.php 1002440;1422861855;assbot;Things I Won't Touch (1). In the Pipeline: ... ( http://bit.ly/1CoLQ0g ) 1002441;1422861866;cazalla;mircea_popescu> and im not altogether convinced the poor should get laid all that much. <<< isn't that all the poor do? what else are ya gonna do but fuck 1002442;1422861878;mircea_popescu;cazalla that'd be the problem. 1002443;1422861900;mircea_popescu;not for the retarded reasons of "omg they're making babies" or stupid like that. 1002444;1422861932;cazalla;i got laid far more when i had next to nothing and lived at home with my parents 1002445;1422861950;mircea_popescu;the problem is that if you running around in a circle yields you 10 dopamine bitcoins per hour, and actually reading the logs yields you 1 dopamine bitcoin per hour increasing by 10% every subsequent hour, 1002446;1422861958;mircea_popescu;you're going to end up on the forum. 1002447;1422861989;mircea_popescu;poor people have this very massive twin headed disadvantage where a) they start from a very low basis, hence the 1 bitcoin and b) they start surrounded by morons, so nobody to tell them about the importance of %s 1002448;1422862051;mircea_popescu;fucking less when you're poor is a great plan. you'll get bored, which makes you question your environment, and perhaps even find better shit to do. 1002449;1422862078;asciilifeform;what's next, suggest doing less dope when poor? less drink? lol 1002450;1422862079;mircea_popescu;and generally, cutting down on everything you enjoy whenever you don't like where you are generally is a splendid plan. 1002451;1422862088;mircea_popescu;so fundamentally good even most animals know and apply it. 1002452;1422862093;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform quite. 1002453;1422862104;*;asciilifeform adjusts hair shirt 1002454;1422862116;mircea_popescu;simply that : whenever you don't like where you are, do less of everything you like and more of everything that's hard. 1002455;1422862132;asciilifeform;simulated annealing... 1002456;1422862150;BingoBoingo;perhaps even actual annealing 1002457;1422862225;BingoBoingo;http://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2015/01/the-selling-of-the-avocado/385047/?single_page=true << Decent summary of the Marvel phenomenon 1002458;1422862226;assbot;The Selling of the Avocado - The Atlantic ... ( http://bit.ly/1ztVJGz ) 1002459;1422862351;cazalla;nz grows nice avocados 1002460;1422862406;mircea_popescu;BingoBoingo california's really going to shit for produce isnt it 1002461;1422862611;BingoBoingo;mircea_popescu: Haven't been there myself to check but most produce here seems to come from Chile, Peru, and Mexico 1002462;1422862626;BingoBoingo;Or if in season it comes locally. 1002463;1422862634;mircea_popescu;california used to be a huge vegetable and so forth producer 1002464;1422862639;mircea_popescu;fed about half the us i nthe 70s 1002465;1422862657;BingoBoingo;Right, but then came the water troubles 1002466;1422862676;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43100 @ 0.0003598 = 15.5074 BTC [-] 1002467;1422862704;BingoBoingo;Far more farms locally doing the produce thing though. Might be that California priced itself out. 1002468;1422862730;mircea_popescu;mebbe 1002469;1422862814;BingoBoingo;Could be the california wine thing's expanded into land that used to be produce? Could be any number of things, but... They just don't own the produce section like they used to. 1002470;1422862866;mircea_popescu;myeah 1002471;1422862879;mircea_popescu;here's a well known open secret : wine is not a market. 1002472;1422862888;mircea_popescu;europe is sitting on a lake of wine the size of wisconsin. 1002473;1422862923;punkman;http://www.winesandvines.com/template.cfm?section=widc&widcDomain=home&widcYYYYMM=201412 1002474;1422862924;assbot;Wines & Vines - Wine Industry Data Center ... ( http://bit.ly/1ztWHlZ ) 1002475;1422862954;BingoBoingo;American wine mostly consists of Gallo et al and people who want to own wineries jsut because 1002476;1422862981;mircea_popescu;i guess it's the puritan thing to do. can't buy the girl her own car, but you can have her over at your exclusive winery resort / dude farm for aweek. 1002477;1422863006;punkman;and your shit wine costs you $2k a bottle 1002478;1422863010;mircea_popescu;so she can bring a bunch of dudes over and then you can text her abvout how she shouldn't instagram black cock stretching her out 1002479;1422863014;cazalla;BingoBoingo, a bunch of aussies found that one out the hard way.. ass droppped out of the aussie grape market 1002480;1422863023;mircea_popescu;and you can be called out by gawker and lose your team for half a billion 1002481;1422863026;mircea_popescu;which will buy more wineries. 1002482;1422863055;mircea_popescu;punkman meanwhile fine bordeaux can readily be had for 50 euros a bottle./ 1002483;1422863055;BingoBoingo;Pretty much how it works. 1002484;1422863091;punkman;mircea_popescu: and local wine costs about 2-3eur a liter 1002485;1422863120;mircea_popescu;generally yeah. bout what it is in romania, italy and every other producing country. 1002486;1422863126;punkman;and since I'm a barbarian, I even buy it in a box 1002487;1422863137;mircea_popescu;and i think it's fine and i also drink it, so there's that. 1002488;1422863146;mircea_popescu;meh, i stick to bottles. 1002489;1422863148;BingoBoingo;Local (Illinois/Missouri) can run $7-15 a bottle. Not particularly good, but more flavor than Gallo 1002490;1422863165;mircea_popescu;but yes, recas (timisoara's pocket winery) has plenty of passable wines from 15 lei. 1002491;1422863238;punkman;about wine lake: " Plan Bordeaux: an initiative introduced in 2005 by ONIVINS, the French vintners association, designed to reduce France's wine glut and improve sales. Part of the plan is to uproot 17,000 hectares of the 124,000 hectares of vineyards in Bordeaux." 1002492;1422863278;mircea_popescu;myeah. 1002493;1422863375;punkman;why don't they make some room for cows that taste good 1002494;1422863466;BingoBoingo;^Another California problem. Wasting land on Cows that would be fine in Wisconsin, and promoting "California Cheese" 1002495;1422863500;punkman;france exports a lot of cow. I've yet to buy one that's fit for something other than stew 1002496;1422863531;punkman;I did have some steak of Uruguay the other day, was excellent. 1002497;1422863722;cazalla;they grow nice cows here on king island, cost a bit extra but tasty so ya know, prob best steak in australia, least from what i've purchased 1002498;1422863743;cazalla;and being from tasmania, gotta be good 1002499;1422864029;punkman;so when someone wants to buy some live cows from latin america, do you have to airmail it? 1002500;1422864100;punkman;ah ok cow-boat is a thing http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Livestock_carrier 1002501;1422864101;assbot;Livestock carrier - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia ... ( http://bit.ly/1ztYyr6 ) 1002502;1422864191;mircea_popescu;you airmail it by asciilifeform method. 1002503;1422864196;mircea_popescu;they do produce methane. 1002504;1422864211;punkman;cow-rocket does sound faster 1002505;1422864305;mircea_popescu;plus with any luck it arrives cooked. 1002506;1422864384;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 105950 @ 0.00036099 = 38.2469 BTC [+] 1002507;1422864584;punkman;if you are the Sultan of Oman, you can apparently airmail even 200 cows at once. http://modernfarmer.com/2014/01/ship-cow/ 1002508;1422864587;assbot;How to Ship a Cow - Modern Farmer ... ( http://bit.ly/1D4BKki ) 1002509;1422865421;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 56500 @ 0.00036292 = 20.505 BTC [+] {2} 1002510;1422865566;punkman;offline arm-box decided to die, hmm 1002511;1422865593;punkman;maybe time to get a pogo 1002512;1422866519;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15200 @ 0.00036732 = 5.5833 BTC [+] 1002513;1422867619;mircea_popescu;http://abovethelaw.com/2015/01/lawyer-arrested-for-doing-her-job/ 1002514;1422867620;assbot;Lawyer Arrested For Doing Her Job | Above the Law ... ( http://bit.ly/1K2kMVG ) 1002515;1422867623;mircea_popescu;this shit's pretty epic. 1002516;1422867636;mircea_popescu;" A veteran Assistant Public Defender in San Francisco, Jami Tillotson, was in a courtroom when she learned that another of her clients was being questioned in the hallway by a platoon of officers led by a plainclothes officer, Sergeant Inspector Brian Stansbury. When Tillotson intervened to point out that the police cant go around questioning a guy that they know to be represented outside the presence of his lawyer 1002517;1422867636;mircea_popescu;, she was arrested. 1002518;1422867636;mircea_popescu;For resisting arrest, even though her response to being threatened with arrest was please do, followed by immediate submission. If please do has become the new standard for resisting, we can set the Doomsday clock to 1 minute to 1984." 1002519;1422867639;mircea_popescu;video included. 1002520;1422867771;mircea_popescu;"And, of course, witnesses report that Inspector Stansbury did go ahead and ask questions after the guys lawyer gets led away. Theres the subtlety of the job right there: do something that wont raise the ire of a court to get a foot in the door, use that to intimidate, then get the target to start volunteering information in a vain effort to make the intimidation end. Standard procedure. Tillotson knew what wa 1002521;1422867771;mircea_popescu;s going down and got chained to a wall for an hour for her efforts. 1002522;1422867771;mircea_popescu;Thats right, she got chained to a wall." 1002523;1422867866;mircea_popescu;shooting policemen on sight is supposed to appear as a morally dubious choice ? 1002524;1422867881;mircea_popescu;i dunno, i really can't get all excited when various poor people do it. i can see exactly why. 1002525;1422868308;mircea_popescu;https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/20141118152523-205984021-my-start-up-made-200k-in-it-s-first-two-months-and-i-m-embarrassed << lawl. 1002526;1422868310;assbot;My Start-up Made 200k In Its First Two Months...And I'm Embarrassed | Tucker Max | LinkedIn ... ( http://bit.ly/1CRiIgT ) 1002527;1422868331;mircea_popescu;Melissa "You're an entrepreneur, right?" 1002528;1422868331;mircea_popescu;Tucker "Yeah, of course." 1002529;1422868411;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 101644 @ 0.0003596 = 36.5512 BTC [-] 1002530;1422868471;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12466 @ 0.0003593 = 4.479 BTC [-] 1002531;1422869311;punkman;book in a box!!!1!11 1002532;1422869492;punkman;ah ok ghostwriting 2.0 1002533;1422869671;mircea_popescu;stupidest thing i ever heard. as if the hard part about getting someone to translate romanian trilema is "how to package the articles in querstion". that's the big deal, whether to save them as .jpg or .xls 1002534;1422869733;punkman;tucker's biography is gonna be way more funny than his stories 1002535;1422869743;mircea_popescu;depends if he writes it. 1002536;1422869752;mircea_popescu;i'd like to see silverman do it tbh. 1002537;1422869756;punkman;he will ghostwrite it with his own two hands 1002538;1422871766;davout;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=02-02-2015#1002495 <<< i can unfortunately relate ... 1002539;1422871766;assbot;Logged on 02-02-2015 07:51:40; punkman: france exports a lot of cow. I've yet to buy one that's fit for something other than stew 1002540;1422871826;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 84950 @ 0.00036808 = 31.2684 BTC [+] {3} 1002541;1422872009;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10792 @ 0.00036973 = 3.9901 BTC [+] 1002542;1422872070;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25110 @ 0.00037002 = 9.2912 BTC [+] 1002543;1422872314;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 226484 @ 0.00035897 = 81.301 BTC [-] {2} 1002544;1422872863;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21316 @ 0.00035676 = 7.6047 BTC [-] 1002545;1422873412;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22334 @ 0.00035885 = 8.0146 BTC [+] 1002546;1422875486;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 141239 @ 0.00034992 = 49.4224 BTC [-] {2} 1002547;1422876645;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 107450 @ 0.00035175 = 37.7955 BTC [+] {3} 1002548;1422878841;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 72650 @ 0.00034558 = 25.1064 BTC [-] 1002549;1422879817;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 155500 @ 0.00037072 = 57.647 BTC [+] {2} 1002550;1422881098;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 59784 @ 0.00035527 = 21.2395 BTC [-] {2} 1002551;1422881159;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41672 @ 0.00034366 = 14.321 BTC [-] 1002552;1422881259;mats;http://www.usw.org/news/media-center/releases/2015/national-oil-bargaining-talks-break-down-usw-calls-for-work-stoppage-at-nine-oil-refineries-plants 1002553;1422881260;assbot; National Oil Bargaining Talks Break Down: USW Calls for Work Stoppage at Nine Oil Refineries, Plants | United Steelworkers ... ( http://bit.ly/1yu8ezf ) 1002554;1422881300;mats;this is gonna be good 1002555;1422882135;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 155723 @ 0.00037547 = 58.4693 BTC [+] {2} 1002556;1422882197;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 51503 @ 0.00037883 = 19.5109 BTC [+] {2} 1002557;1422882745;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 140900 @ 0.00038016 = 53.5645 BTC [+] 1002558;1422883294;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22184 @ 0.00038016 = 8.4335 BTC [+] 1002559;1422884758;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10906 @ 0.00038015 = 4.1459 BTC [-] {2} 1002560;1422886039;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44300 @ 0.0003806 = 16.8606 BTC [+] {3} 1002561;1422886150;jurov;thestringpuller: lol ryanxcharles, bitcoin should be written in node.js ?? you aware of this? http://www.reddit.com/r/Buttcoin/comments/2u7ddq/the_real_reason_ryan_charles_was_fired_from/ 1002562;1422886154;assbot;The real reason Ryan Charles was fired from reddit: he spent the entire duration of his employment working on a port of bitcoin core to Javascript. : Buttcoin ... ( http://bit.ly/1z6Hzri ) 1002563;1422886527;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 60047 @ 0.00038134 = 22.8983 BTC [+] 1002564;1422886649;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 68000 @ 0.00037104 = 25.2307 BTC [-] {2} 1002565;1422888269;mats;the_scourge: http://wiki.bitcoin-assets.com/wot_and_reputation 1002566;1422888270;assbot;wot_and_reputation [bitcoin assets wiki] ... ( http://bit.ly/16lkStn ) 1002567;1422888275;mats;!up the_scourge 1002568;1422888357;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AM1] 11 @ 0.09700913 = 1.0671 BTC [-] {3} 1002569;1422888465;mats;!up the_scourge 1002570;1422888503;mats;found a dude thats read mp and loper 1002571;1422888711;punkman;ddos'd? 1002572;1422888811;mats;i doubt it 1002573;1422888870;mats;i'm in agony 1002574;1422888912;mats;i ate an entire package of seitan, like 14oz of it, after i came back from the gym last night 1002575;1422888966;mats;huge mistake... i don't think my stomach can process ~100 grams of protein 1002576;1422889211;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 2033 @ 0.00094998 = 1.9313 BTC [+] {6} 1002577;1422890413;fluffypony;how the hell is Gray's Anatomy still going 1002578;1422890416;fluffypony;surely everyone has died 1002579;1422890436;fluffypony;11 seasons, damn 1002580;1422890466;thestringpuller;i could say same about dr. who 1002581;1422890487;fluffypony;eugh yeah, that too 1002582;1422890520;thestringpuller;mats: d00d. eat as much fiber as possible. 1002583;1422890526;thestringpuller;You'll poop it out easier. 1002584;1422890536;thestringpuller;I used to do the same thing as a kid. 1002585;1422891123;thestringpuller;http://www.cnn.com/2015/01/30/politics/jim-webb-white-working-people/ << lol. 1002586;1422891741;davout;http://www.coinfinance.com/news/bonafide-raises-850k-for-bitcoin-reputation-system 1002587;1422891743;assbot;Bonafide Raises $850k for Bitcoin Reputation System ... ( http://bit.ly/16ajsRr ) 1002588;1422892008;thestringpuller;this sounds like a terrible product davout 1002589;1422892051;thestringpuller;"Rather than attempt to get individuals and firms to sign up for the website and ask for their reputations to be validated, Bonafide uses publicly available information — data from social networks and Bitcoin networks — to report on people and companies in the Bitcoin industry." << why not just do this stuff yourself? 1002590;1422892103;thestringpuller;additionally isn't the point of reputation peer based to begin with? 1002591;1422892245;davout;yep 1002592;1422892281;davout;wait a couple of months and some derp will come up with a btcjam variation built on top of it 1002593;1422892311;jurov;!t m f.mpif 1002594;1422892311;assbot;[MPEX:F.MPIF] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: / / ( shares, BTC), 30D: 0.0002 / 0.00020482 / 0.000205 (21190 shares, 4.34 BTC) 1002595;1422892331;mircea_popescu;teh consumers have come to expect, davout 1002596;1422892343;jurov;!mpif 1002597;1422892344;assbot;BtcAlpha.com F.MPIF Tracker estimated NAV per share: 0.00021368 B (Total: 467.27 B). Delta: -1.93 B. Last trade for F.MPIF on MPEX was at 0.000205 BTC [+] 1002598;1422892360;mats;mixing social networks and bitcoin networks? isn't that what keybase does? 1002599;1422892364;thestringpuller;how come btcjam hasn't gotten shut down MTGox style? 1002600;1422892393;davout;because they honor withdrawals i guess? 1002601;1422892399;thestringpuller;mats: that's onename.io 1002602;1422892453;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller because they never actually got that much mainstream exposure. 1002603;1422892473;mircea_popescu;they're mostly like reddit, a bunch of losers with nothing better on their plate hoping to get money "somehow" 1002604;1422892490;kakobrekla; Bonafide Raises $850k for Bitcoin Reputation System . < whats wrong with asswot nao? 1002605;1422892505;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 55050 @ 0.00038134 = 20.9928 BTC [+] 1002606;1422892509;kakobrekla;oh oh i see 1002607;1422892511;kakobrekla;no css 1002608;1422892556;davout;kakobrekla: user has to keyboard 1002609;1422892562;PeterL;thestringpuller: "Bonafide uses publicly available information — data from social networks and Bitcoin networks — to report on people and companies in the Bitcoin industry." << why not just do this stuff yourself? << makes sense to compile various WoTs, gribbleWot and AssWoT are slowly diverging, it would be nice to have one place to look at both 1002610;1422892579;PeterL;not saying I trust them, but the idea has merit 1002611;1422892599;thestringpuller;it's not a true reputation system just and aggregator 1002612;1422892606;thestringpuller;an* 1002613;1422892627;PeterL;right 1002614;1422892635;thestringpuller;and as you said how can you trust the information aggregated unless you vet it yourself 1002615;1422892641;thestringpuller;so it kinda defeats the purpose? 1002616;1422892647;PeterL;gives you a place to start though 1002617;1422892690;PeterL;and I also don't see why they need 850k to make said system? 1002618;1422892705;thestringpuller;^-that too 1002619;1422892735;PeterL;somebody wants to "invest in bitcoin companies", but has more money than sense? 1002620;1422892775;thestringpuller;its a trend that's gone the way of the sitcom by now it seems 1002621;1422892787;PeterL;they probably won't even think to include GribbleWot and AssWoT in their agregator 1002622;1422892808;thestringpuller;"I have great idea". Next "YCombinator-it". Raise seed funding. Run out of money. Ask mommy daddy for more. Rinse repeat. 1002623;1422892834;kakobrekla;ofc not, nobody even uses irc anymore 1002624;1422892863;PeterL;they end up with no money, where did it all go? who is winning from this chumpatron? 1002625;1422892863;thestringpuller;asswot only requires IRC to leave reputations 1002626;1422892879;mats;https://trmm.net/Taking_things_apart 1002627;1422892881;assbot;Taking things apart - Trammell Hudson's Projects ... ( http://bit.ly/1zN18eU ) 1002628;1422892906;thestringpuller;you could probably abstract the IRC part of asswot with a stand alone client 1002629;1422892922;kakobrekla;https://bonafide.io/static/images/laptop-product2.png 1002630;1422892924;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1zN1eTS ) 1002631;1422892926;kakobrekla;wtf is that 'balance' doing there? 1002632;1422892945;kakobrekla;in bezzle format even 1002633;1422892969;mircea_popescu; no css << to quote myself, you're thinking actual dollars, someone saved. these however are not that, they're fictitious dollars yellen printed. 1002634;1422892974;mircea_popescu;not in any sense comparable. 1002635;1422893006;mike_c;oh my. everything being tracked in that product shot is from web wallets. 1002636;1422893010;mircea_popescu;<PeterL> not saying I trust them, but the idea has merit << the idea has merit in your eyes on the unwarranted assumption that it is being implementred by people in the wot. 1002637;1422893051;kakobrekla; not in any sense comparable. < doesnt matter as long as someone else doesnt care 1002638;1422893056;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller> it's not a true reputation system just and aggregator << actually, it's a repackaging of an ancient idea in the words du jour. tucker max also made a "itsuptoyou" website that was essentially... yet another (meanwhile failed) blog. 1002639;1422893069;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla so then don't care and it won't matter ? :) 1002640;1422893070;PeterL;well, yes, it only works if done right. (kinda goes without saying) 1002641;1422893081;kakobrekla;lol not i! 1002642;1422893085;mircea_popescu;PeterL but the thing is you're not saying and they're not working :) 1002643;1422893087;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla oic. 1002644;1422893103;mircea_popescu;PeterL kinda like how murican marriages work too. 1002645;1422893139;mircea_popescu;anyway, it needs 850k so people can be paying rents, mortgages and college debt in california. 1002646;1422893146;thestringpuller;^- 1002647;1422893150;thestringpuller;d00de 1002648;1422893154;mircea_popescu;has exactly nothing to do with anything else. 1002649;1422893164;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: this is the entire point of ycombinator 1002650;1422893183;thestringpuller;you have "good idea" that really is bad but seems "interesting" so get paid to live while working on it 1002651;1422893192;thestringpuller;cause you aren't employable otherwise 1002652;1422893204;mircea_popescu;nah. you get paid so you can spend a little of your own money ON TOP. 1002653;1422893207;PeterL;although, I don't see how it could make any money? 1002654;1422893232;mircea_popescu;PeterL but it making money is not the point. the idea isn't for -god forbid- some inept cocklets ending up with control of the means of production./ 1002655;1422893248;mircea_popescu;the idea is to keep the battery chickens distracted, and their attention firmly focused on the state. 1002656;1422893253;thestringpuller;the interesting phenomenon of the homeless entrepreneur in the bay area. more each year. 1002657;1422893255;mircea_popescu;so they don't form relationships either. 1002658;1422893273;mircea_popescu;control of capital and control of relationships. that's exactly why we're about bitcoin and about the wot. 1002659;1422893313;thestringpuller;so given SF's economy is pretty much ponzi (floating on start up money) does the entire place become oakland 2.0 when it all falls apart? 1002660;1422893327;mircea_popescu;PeterL you have to understand, 99% of the circulating material is just that. they get fed hay, they shit it out, it goes on the pasture, which makes more hay. the people live off the wool produced, which is a side effect. 1002661;1422893340;PeterL;thestringpuller: maybe it would be worse? 1002662;1422893342;mircea_popescu;the homeostasis is otherwise build out of circulating materials that get endlessly recyucled. 1002663;1422893361;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller it can't become oakland, because these are whiny white nerds. 1002664;1422893386;mircea_popescu;they have no fundamental culture, like black dudes do have. they don't even know how to like without facebook. 1002665;1422893407;PeterL;maybe Oakland takes over SF and kicks out (or enslaves) the whiney white guys? 1002666;1422893412;mircea_popescu;no, it will become manchester in 1990. 1002667;1422893443;mircea_popescu;hm i guess that doesn't really mean so much. 1002668;1422893454;mircea_popescu;well... everyone seen trainspotting ? that's where it's headed. those kids. 1002669;1422893474;thestringpuller;^- hah aids and heroin 1002670;1422893504;mircea_popescu;pretty much. and dead babies. 1002671;1422893517;mircea_popescu;dead babies who died of being hungry for a month while nobody noticed. 1002672;1422893534;mircea_popescu;and that fucking gray. 1002673;1422893613;PeterL;BingoBoingo: Half a yard from the end zone and Captain Nigger tosses an interception. Bullshit ending to the game. << I liked the end, and I thought the play could have worked, both players had their hands on the ball, defensive guy just wanted it more 1002674;1422893774;PeterL;BingoBoingo:Indeed. Would have been nice to see Seattle win on the ground and close the book on the Air Assault era that ushered in << Ground game worked for MSU in the Cotton Bowl, overcame Baylor setting air records. 1002675;1422893800;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla by the way, if you feel like spending a year doing it, i'm pretty sure many/most ba projects COULD be shopped for bay area investment. 1002676;1422893817;mircea_popescu;you'll have to go there, and you'll have to meet people. i'll back you, if you want to do it. 1002677;1422893908;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 179100 @ 0.00036867 = 66.0288 BTC [-] {3} 1002678;1422893916;mircea_popescu;holy shit this is still going / 1002679;1422893937;mircea_popescu;lol qntra ended up with some buyside out of the deal too. 1002680;1422893937;scoopbot;New post on Trilema by Mircea Popescu: http://trilema.com/2015/no-such-labs-snsa-january-2015-statement/ 1002681;1422893950;mircea_popescu;someone tell mr moneybags there aren't even half that many shares in circulation lolz. 1002682;1422895050;asciilifeform;rip, carl djerassi. 1002683;1422895052;asciilifeform;http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-01-31/carl-djerassi-chemist-behind-birth-control-pill-dies-at-91 1002684;1422895054;assbot;Carl Djerassi, Chemist Behind Birth-Control Pill, Dies at 91 - Bloomberg Business ... ( http://bit.ly/1K3DQCW ) 1002685;1422895078;mircea_popescu;his white pill did more for the red pill than any blue pillers wish to admit. 1002686;1422895185;asciilifeform;how many pushers of whatever political 'pill' can write one coherent paragraph re: what djerassi did. 1002687;1422895245;mircea_popescu;myeah. 1002688;1422895265;mircea_popescu;to quote hanbot, "you know had i not met you i don't think i ever would have realized how well anthropology and sadism go together." 1002689;1422895326;asciilifeform;245870, incidentally. 1002690;1422895341;mircea_popescu;not bad. 1002691;1422895394;PeterL;"The Nuclear Sciences Division within the Energy and Environment Directorate is seeking a Senior Plutonium Chemist. The candidate must have research experience and expertise in chemistry and processing of macro quantities of plutonium." << Too bad this doesn't fit my background ... 1002692;1422895405;asciilifeform;unfortunately the timing of that experiment will soon be ruined, it is running on a gigantic portable that will be going into a knapsack in a few min. 1002693;1422895434;mircea_popescu;PeterL apply anyway. 1002694;1422895445;mircea_popescu;word around the terrorist campfire is, the usg is really running short on talent. 1002695;1422895458;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform what you're moving again ? 1002696;1422895464;asciilifeform;bastard node 1002697;1422895498;asciilifeform;it'll be down for about ~1h each leg of trip. 1002698;1422895522;asciilifeform;putting this here for anyone who actually gives a damn re: the numbers, timing. 1002699;1422895525;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform tradecraft, he lives in places 3 months at a time 1002700;1422895537;asciilifeform;lol it's a portable 1002701;1422895545;asciilifeform;not moving in the sense of changing address 1002702;1422895549;asciilifeform;but i do occasionally leave the house 1002703;1422895555;asciilifeform;(see s.nsa broadcast!) 1002704;1422895578;mircea_popescu;:p 1002705;1422895639;asciilifeform;'bonafide' corp << the 'pretend #b-a doesn't exist, never existed, wouldn't matter if did exit' stratagem chugs along. 1002706;1422895687;mircea_popescu;certainly not to ba's detriment :D 1002707;1422895702;mircea_popescu;what would any disease want more than for the host to claim it's perfctly healthy ? 1002708;1422895951;PeterL;That was me the past couple days: I'm fine, I'm fine, I'll get better, I'm hacking up gobs of bloody phlegm I guess I'll go to the doctor 1002709;1422895970;mircea_popescu;lol 1002710;1422895973;mircea_popescu;bronchitis ? 1002711;1422895981;PeterL;strep throat 1002712;1422895985;mircea_popescu;("no, pulmonar oedema") 1002713;1422896590;mircea_popescu;mats: this is gonna be good <<< it's pretty threatening, shell has really no interest to refine further, at least for the next three months. 1002714;1422896603;mircea_popescu;most toothless stoppage ever, but it does take a bite out of obama. 1002715;1422896897;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26416 @ 0.00036362 = 9.6054 BTC [-] 1002716;1422897385;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 138400 @ 0.000372 = 51.4848 BTC [+] {3} 1002717;1422898117;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 86100 @ 0.00036077 = 31.0623 BTC [-] 1002718;1422898208;mircea_popescu;"The anti-fork crowd mostly consists of a small minority of ego-maniacal, 1% wannabees who want to keep Bitcoin as a niche market for elitist whales because it suits their vested interests. " 1002719;1422898232;mircea_popescu;so much brainwarp. man i love bitcoin. 1002720;1422898270;thestringpuller;where was that posted? 1002721;1422898281;thestringpuller;reddit? 1002722;1422898286;thestringpuller;or tardtalk? 1002723;1422898348;ben_vulpes;hola pumperos 1002724;1422898469;thestringpuller;who u callin a pumpero? 1002725;1422898552;jurov;thestringpuller calm down, just some niggers 1002726;1422898635;thestringpuller;"That's our word jurov you have no business using it!" lol (family guy reference) 1002727;1422898666;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 108982 @ 0.00038174 = 41.6028 BTC [+] {2} 1002728;1422899154;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 156498 @ 0.00035996 = 56.333 BTC [-] {2} 1002729;1422899254;ben_vulpes;re grape market << what are the best plants to farm for turning solar energy into sugar? 1002730;1422899272;*;ben_vulpes wants to own an alcohol farm 1002731;1422899291;ben_vulpes;and none of these fancy "wine" thingies - that's an opaque and stupid market to sell into full of branding and other crap. 1002732;1422899297;trinque;oooh! now there's a timeless business 1002733;1422899306;ben_vulpes;etoh, baby. something i put in a furnace and get real fuckin hot. 1002734;1422899317;ben_vulpes;something i can douse gunshot wounds in. 1002735;1422899319;ben_vulpes;something i can drink. 1002736;1422899332;thestringpuller;ben_vulpes you want to fucking distill? 1002737;1422899340;thestringpuller;just make some fucking beer mr. hipster 1002738;1422899343;thestringpuller;lolol 1002739;1422899357;thestringpuller;isn't moonshining rather dangerous 1002740;1422899379;ben_vulpes;can't burn beer 1002741;1422899380;punkman;you can distill grapes, plus they are useful for other things 1002742;1422899387;kakobrekla;then you will want to do schnapps (plums) or whiskey/bourbon 1002743;1422899457;kakobrekla;i think plums are your best bet here 1002744;1422899760;jurov;depends on climate, most fruits would do 1002745;1422899788;trinque;plums can handle the pacific nw 1002746;1422900435;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 108518 @ 0.00038203 = 41.4571 BTC [+] {2} 1002747;1422900469;mats;!up the_scourge 1002748;1422900496;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3732 @ 0.00038245 = 1.4273 BTC [+] 1002749;1422900571;the_scourge;trinque: also gravenstein apples are VERY adept in the pacific NW all the way up to cape scott 1002750;1422901167;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 1420 @ 0.00095934 = 1.3623 BTC [+] {7} 1002751;1422902450;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 70150 @ 0.00036754 = 25.7829 BTC [-] 1002752;1422902692;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 2000 @ 0.00096961 = 1.9392 BTC [+] {4} 1002753;1422903336;kakobrekla;https://i.imgur.com/n9Th4q5.jpg 1002754;1422903338;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1yvQGm7 ) 1002755;1422903416;trinque;kakobrekla: used that one in high school :) 1002756;1422903460;kakobrekla;tru hax0r 1002757;1422903476;trinque;heh no, but many a quake match 1002758;1422903646;PeterL;thestringpuller:isn't moonshining rather dangerous << If you know what you are doing and have the right safety measures in place it is not really dangerous 1002759;1422903912;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 405558 @ 0.00038143 = 154.692 BTC [+] {3} 1002760;1422903940;coderwill;trinque: ah, a fellow quake player - nice to meet you :bows: 1002761;1422903959;trinque;coderwill: shamefully it has been years 1002762;1422903973;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18842 @ 0.00038565 = 7.2664 BTC [+] 1002763;1422904012;coderwill;trinque: same 1002764;1422904044;coderwill;trinque: but years ago, i must admit that i played so much that my eyes would tear as if i were crying or something 1002765;1422904059;coderwill;trinque: was all in to clans, etc. hehe 1002766;1422904359;mats;!up the_scourge 1002767;1422904461;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 99685 @ 0.00038587 = 38.4655 BTC [+] {2} 1002768;1422904583;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32550 @ 0.00036754 = 11.9634 BTC [-] 1002769;1422905865;scoopbot;New post on serialized delusions by JuroV: http://explo.yt/post/2015/02/02/F.MPIF-January-2015-trading-statement 1002770;1422905882;jurov;looky it works 1002771;1422905884;thestringpuller;anyone reporting on this: https://twitter.com/kari_paul/status/562279244626411521 ? 1002772;1422905943;danielpbarron;hah 1002773;1422905948;thestringpuller;cazalla & BingoBoingo? 1002774;1422906169;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46246 @ 0.00038604 = 17.8528 BTC [+] {2} 1002775;1422906230;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22704 @ 0.00038806 = 8.8105 BTC [+] {2} 1002776;1422907052;BingoBoingo;* ben_vulpes wants to own an alcohol farm << Rye, prolly cheaper to just buy by the ton 1002777;1422907064;trinque;thestringpuller: seems the precedent being established is "if you're in bitcoin, you may not defend yourself in court" 1002778;1422907376;BingoBoingo;http://qntra.net/2015/02/preet-bharara-and-dratel-battle-over-defense-witness-plain-text-of-filings/#update 1002779;1422907377;assbot;Preet Bharara and Dratel Battle Over Defense Witness (Plain Text of Filings) | Qntra.net ... ( http://bit.ly/1uRA2fe ) 1002780;1422907392;BingoBoingo;thestringpuller: ^ 1002781;1422907402;ben_vulpes;BingoBoingo: but what about when it *can't* be bought? 1002782;1422907458;BingoBoingo;ben_vulpes: Make friends? Have farm, build storage for bought rye and use your land for cash crops. 1002783;1422907511;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10130 @ 0.00038814 = 3.9319 BTC [+] 1002784;1422907541;BingoBoingo;Oh people are now ripping off MP's conference format http://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-elite-meet-secret-island-bilderberg-style-retreat/ 1002785;1422907541;assbot;Bitcoin Elite to Gather on Secret Island for Bilderberg-Style Retreat ... ( http://bit.ly/1uRApXj ) 1002786;1422907544;jurov;announce: qntra shares credited to coinbr users who requested it 1002787;1422907738;BingoBoingo;Ty jurov 1002788;1422908042;thestringpuller;MP stole GLBSE's idea 1002789;1422908056;thestringpuller;jk 1002790;1422908136;danielpbarron;http://satoshiroundtable.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/escudo-shatoshi-779x1024.png << they even got the dogecoin dog in the logo 1002791;1422908138;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1uRBLBi ) 1002792;1422908273;TomServo;Well thank goodness for that. Someone might've taken it seriously otherwise. 1002793;1422908273;jurov;"Another example is that some CEOs fear to attack known scams in public because..." lol so they will attack them privately? 1002794;1422908284;danielpbarron;they put all the people who are banned from bitcoin in one convenient list 1002795;1422908353;danielpbarron;although I don't see derpopolus on the list 1002796;1422908358;jurov;they won't resist parading and making press statements... can qntra send anyone? 1002797;1422908457;thestringpuller;i'd go if they didn't still lynch negroes 1002798;1422908509;ben_vulpes;http://globalguerrillas.typepad.com/globalguerrillas/2015/02/bots-and-the-super-empowered-individual.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+typepad%2FrzYD+%28Global+Guerrillas%29 1002799;1422908511;assbot;Exploiting the Robocaller Gap - Global Guerrillas ... ( http://bit.ly/1uRCyCa ) 1002800;1422908532;thestringpuller;mod6: dat feeling hearing Jeezy's verse on the Hustlin' remix 1002801;1422908789;BingoBoingo; they won't resist parading and making press statements... can qntra send anyone? << Maybe we'll get invites next time? 1002802;1422908962;BingoBoingo;https://twitter.com/FranBerkman/status/562276041918783488 1002803;1422908963;assbot;Judge Forrest on defense's proposed /hashtag/Bitcoin?src=hash expert: "The court has no idea what Mr. Antonopoulos' qualifications are." /hashtag/SilkRoadTrial?src=hash 1002804;1422909073;mircea_popescu; and none of these fancy "wine" thingies << corn. 1002805;1422909125;mircea_popescu;"Changing the fees to be higher for Bitcoin, is going against what people like to say are some of the best things about Bitcoin, it's like changing what Bitcoin is." 1002806;1422909131;mircea_popescu;"bitcoin is what derps like to say it is" 1002807;1422909134;mircea_popescu;logic. 1002808;1422909140;asciilifeform;conference << does it include silverware, to wear on head? 1002809;1422909168;BingoBoingo;https://pbs.twimg.com/media/B8zNXsaCYAAVRTS.jpg 1002810;1422909169;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/16n6mS1 ) 1002811;1422909178;mircea_popescu;jurov they pay qntra to attend. once they actually get some money together and can afford being in the actual press. 1002812;1422909221;mircea_popescu;BingoBoingo except this isn't a democracy. 1002813;1422909243;BingoBoingo;mircea_popescu: Of course, I'm highlighting the "meta-wrong" 1002814;1422909279;BingoBoingo;However long Obama's USSA persists they will imagine such things 1002815;1422909312;mircea_popescu;well actually, that's nothing. i await with eagerness to see what the next democrat is going to promise. 1002816;1422909320;mircea_popescu;i mean, they gotta keep raising it. 1002817;1422909326;trinque;basic income 1002818;1422909331;mircea_popescu;how much ? 1002819;1422909332;trinque;that's the motherload right there 1002820;1422909340;mircea_popescu;it has to be at least 900 1002821;1422909341;trinque;hell everyone should make 50k/yr 1002822;1422909367;trinque;why don't they just come harvest blood from me directly 1002823;1422909385;asciilifeform;lol, why not 50 trillion 1002824;1422909398;trinque;asciilifeform: the "right to happiness" 1002825;1422909401;trinque;the pursuit is inhumane 1002826;1422909427;asciilifeform;not like it costs so much more to print the word 'trillion' on bill 1002827;1422909463;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 286200 @ 0.00037014 = 105.9341 BTC [-] {3} 1002828;1422909466;thestringpuller;"It's called Moronitor because it tracks users who repeatedly use the same address." << re: Bonafide 1002829;1422909472;mircea_popescu;pity bill clinton's no longer in office 1002830;1422909478;mircea_popescu;he could have made the bill-ion 1002831;1422909481;BingoBoingo; not like it costs so much more to print the word 'trillion' on bill << We might have to run that past nubbins' 1002832;1422909502;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller speaking of the bona fide, i got some pics earlier 1002833;1422909519;thestringpuller;hooray for MP's porn 1002834;1422909528;thestringpuller;i mean bona fide pics. 1002835;1422909554;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=941331.msg10329671#msg10329671 << i like how tight davout's arguing is. 1002836;1422909555;assbot;Bitcoin 20MB Fork ... ( http://bit.ly/1uREHxO ) 1002837;1422909576;mircea_popescu;"dude, you don't get to escalate me. go use the proper venues the proper way or shove it." 1002838;1422909834;BingoBoingo;https://twitter.com/FranBerkman/status/562276041918783488 1002839;1422909836;assbot;Judge Forrest on defense's proposed /hashtag/Bitcoin?src=hash expert: "The court has no idea what Mr. Antonopoulos' qualifications are." /hashtag/SilkRoadTrial?src=hash 1002840;1422909955;mircea_popescu;lol 1002841;1422909957;trinque;mircea_popescu: re: earlier rant about linux permissions, -w does not in fact mean -w if you're root 1002842;1422909962;trinque;chattr -i does 1002843;1422909970;mircea_popescu;heh 1002844;1422909974;trinque;fucking madness, bronze-age punishments for lying please 1002845;1422910249;mircea_popescu;"BUT YOU ARE SECURING TRANSACTIONS WORTH SOMETHING LIKE 2,000 TIMES MORE VALUABLE THAN TODAY'S TRANSACTIONS" << check out allcaps usgavin thinking bitcoi nin terms of "usd value" 1002846;1422910286;ben_vulpes;naw bru 1002847;1422910290;ben_vulpes;we're securing bitcoin transactions 1002848;1422910292;ben_vulpes;what's a dollar? 1002849;1422910300;ben_vulpes;source? 1002850;1422910413;mircea_popescu;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=941331.msg10330613#msg10330613 idiot thread v x.0 1002851;1422910414;assbot;Bitcoin 20MB Fork ... ( http://bit.ly/16nbVjj ) 1002852;1422910427;mircea_popescu;that peter r shill is back in there with his nonsensical golfclub "statistics", 1002853;1422910430;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: Undeadopolus still looking for brainz to munch on... 1002854;1422910441;mircea_popescu;it's been killed in teh logs, but obviously shills don't read. 1002855;1422910596;mircea_popescu;(MP standing for Mircea Popescu.. - dam he must be so thrilled having the 'basic' bitcoin renamed after him XD) << no, actually, i'd rather it just be called bitcoin. which is what it is. 1002856;1422910613;mircea_popescu;saying no to idiots is hardly enough merit to rename things, we'll end up with weekly renamings if this is how things work. 1002857;1422910883;mircea_popescu;"Also, I used to read their logs on IRC, and there was a guy called 'pankkake' (also in btctalk) who seems to have vanished. I think its because they disagreed regarding the fork thing, so if anyone could share the light on his views, that'd be interesting too since I used to value his thoughts." <<< wasn't that over the systemd fork of linux !? 1002858;1422911002;TomServo;That was my impression. Almost certain is was pre-fork talk also. 1002859;1422911034;mircea_popescu;"I'd suggest you go research existing high-value-payment networks and see what typical fees are for multi-million dollar transactions. FEDWIRE is running at 6 transactions per second, average transaction value over $6million, with fees per transaction UNDER ONE DOLLAR. 1002860;1422911035;mircea_popescu;Why? Because if you are giving somebody one million dollars for something, you almost certainly have built up real-world trust, and probably have a longstanding relationship, signed contracts, etc etc." 1002861;1422911070;mircea_popescu;basically, one less explored point of usgavin's interest with the fork is to cripple the politically revolutionary side of bitcoin. obviously if bitcoin can't be bitcoin then the replacement of plain contracts with gpg-contracts will at least be hindered. 1002862;1422911081;mircea_popescu;as if that's how the world works, old men get what they want for wanting it. 1002863;1422911086;mircea_popescu;what is this, new england ?! 1002864;1422911114;thestringpuller;the patriots did win the superbowl 1002865;1422911118;thestringpuller;to BingoBoingo's dismay 1002866;1422911124;thestringpuller;woo. 1002867;1422911131;*;thestringpuller was born in Hartford. 1002868;1422911132;*;danielpbarron didn't bother watching 1002869;1422911172;BingoBoingo;thestringpuller: It isn't that they won. It was how they won. Fucking worthless ending spoiled all of the fun that came before... except for the gold 30 foot tall mechanical tiger. 1002870;1422911185;thestringpuller;XD 1002871;1422911194;thestringpuller;BingoBoingo you sound like the announcers 1002872;1422911221;thestringpuller;Srsly tho. Up until Halftime the game was neck and neck. Two evenly matched teams. 1002873;1422911224;BingoBoingo;I might be qualified to be such. 1002874;1422911242;danielpbarron;i just noticed, the foundation's bitcoind still uses irc? 1002875;1422911250;thestringpuller;I missed the "exciting part" as I drove home. No radio station was giving highlights. 1002876;1422911292;BingoBoingo;The problem was Seattle decided to play with their food in order to burn the clock. Like the villain taunting instead of driving the knife deeper. 1002877;1422911324;punkman;bitcoin RI compiled without errors on linux mint btw 1002878;1422911354;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 2266 @ 0.00096989 = 2.1978 BTC [-] 1002879;1422911415;punkman;anyone wanna give me a node IP I can connect to for testing? 1002880;1422911415;mircea_popescu;o hey 1002881;1422911435;danielpbarron;does it have to be of the same version? 1002882;1422911443;danielpbarron;my ip is a full node 1002883;1422911444;mircea_popescu;nope 1002884;1422911469;mircea_popescu;probably better if not the same version, actually. 1002885;1422911486;danielpbarron;point at me, i'm running 0.7.2 here 1002886;1422911515;TomServo;danielpbarron: as I understand, with upnp being clipped IRC was the remaining node discovery mechanism 1002887;1422911531;TomServo;Someeone please correct me if I'm mistaken. 1002888;1422911550;punkman;and dnsseed 1002889;1422911558;danielpbarron;acutally i'm not at "full" at the moment; playing a little catchup from the last crash 1002890;1422911561;mircea_popescu;"Or would you prefer to introduce sliding scale fee structure (higher tx amount - higher fee)?" 1002891;1422911563;mircea_popescu;AHAHAHAHAHAHA 1002892;1422911567;mircea_popescu;fuck you jesus christ. 1002893;1422911579;mircea_popescu;the one thing poor people will NOT give up except with their life is "you got money gimme" 1002894;1422911615;mircea_popescu;how about all txn under 1 BTC are excised 99 bitcents fee because fuck you, go be poor in massachussetts ? 1002895;1422911628;mircea_popescu;and all txn over 1k are free because fuck you that side doo. 1002896;1422911684;mircea_popescu;"one of the unique and beneficial attributes of btc is you can send someone a 50 cent tip or a million dollars for almost nothing in transaction fees 1002897;1422911684;mircea_popescu;i think it would be a big mistake to put higher fees on higher tx amounts and i would vote against it ,raise the block size if necessary and prune the blockchain is a better idea imo 1002898;1422911684;mircea_popescu;everyone doesnt need the last 6-7 years of history ,there must be some way to let new users download the most recent portion without the previous 6 years or just the headers instead of every entire block etc 1002899;1422911684;mircea_popescu;its already a 33GB download ,imagine that increasing exponentially ,nobodys going to download it all when it exceeds 100GB but i suppose we could all use "lite wallets " etc but that would also weaken the network if most people were using multibit etc" 1002900;1422911691;mircea_popescu;the shit in that thread... i gotta stop reading. 1002901;1422911762;BingoBoingo;The "nobody will buy a hard drive" people are the worst. The problem isn't the hard drive. 1002902;1422911769;danielpbarron;height=173849 << my pogo running "bastard" 1002903;1422911777;mircea_popescu;you got that to comp[ile too ? 1002904;1422911782;mircea_popescu;going pretty good there danielpbarron 1002905;1422911784;danielpbarron;not yet 1002906;1422911791;mircea_popescu;just using stan's binaries / 1002907;1422911792;mircea_popescu;? 1002908;1422911797;danielpbarron;yep 1002909;1422911816;asciilifeform;just build the damn thing. not that hard to do 1002910;1422911826;asciilifeform;all you need is a reasonable linux 1002911;1422911847;punkman;asciilifeform: the dnsseed-snip is for the portatronic branch right? 1002912;1422911849;mircea_popescu;let the guy go at his pace yo 1002913;1422911850;danielpbarron;yeah that's the hang up; i'm about to reformat my laptop 1002914;1422911887;danielpbarron;leaving ubuntu never to return 1002915;1422911888;asciilifeform;dnsseed snip should work for -any-, as it only concerns net.cpp 1002916;1422911914;trinque;danielpbarron: where you headed? openbsd? 1002917;1422911919;danielpbarron;no 1002918;1422911924;danielpbarron;not yet at least 1002919;1422911933;mircea_popescu;punkman: you can distill grapes, plus they are useful for other things << great anal beads 1002920;1422911936;mircea_popescu;if you're out of olives. 1002921;1422911953;trinque;gentoo's fucked imo; everything depends on everything. I look at it the wrong way and suddenly I've got avahi-daemon or some other madness installed 1002922;1422911977;danielpbarron;someone said mint worked, maybe i'll try that 1002923;1422911977;trinque;they moved a bunch of useflags into their own vars too, I noticed. because that was necessary 1002924;1422912000;trinque;danielpbarron: mint is based on ubuntu isn't it? 1002925;1422912002;asciilifeform;trinque: gentoo is as good as operator. you can excise the crud permanently and from everything running. 1002926;1422912006;danielpbarron;ok never mind :p 1002927;1422912020;danielpbarron;i installed gentoo once before 1002928;1422912026;trinque;asciilifeform: sure, I'm hacking back the kudzu with use flags 1002929;1422912030;trinque;would rather they were all off to start 1002930;1422912047;trinque;think I'm down to 115 or so packages in world 1002931;1422912113;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla: https://i.imgur.com/n9Th4q5.jpg <<< ahhh sweet highschool.... 1002932;1422912115;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/16nkdYt ) 1002933;1422912129;BingoBoingo; someone said mint worked, maybe i'll try that << Systemd free, but... better venue for introducing microsoft refugees to not MS. Not really next step to get better at *nix 1002934;1422912160;mircea_popescu;PeterL: If you know what you are doing << most of rural transylvania still makes its own moonshine. most still operators spend the three days it takes entirely drunk. 1002935;1422912163;mircea_popescu;on fumes. 1002936;1422912281;cazalla;did they solve global warming or something? it's summer yet this is day 4 of putting the heating on each morning 1002937;1422912289;mircea_popescu;BingoBoingo: Oh people are now ripping off MP's conference format << lmao buncha wanna-bes. what fucking elite ? 1002938;1422912300;mircea_popescu;cazalla it's alternatively warm. 1002939;1422912319;mircea_popescu;they're just being inclusive to all climates while working with technology to resolve the problems of the future. 1002940;1422912342;BingoBoingo;It's the middle of winter and I fetched mail jacketless without feeling a chill. Scam weather. 1002941;1422912355;mircea_popescu;"Organized by Bruce Fenton of the Bitcoin Association and Atlantic Financial, participants in the first annual Satoshi Roundtable include top executives from companies such as Blockchain, BitGo, BitPesa, Chain, ChangeTip, Coinapult and MegaBigPower, as well as noted VCs in the space such as Erik Voorhees and Roger Ver." 1002942;1422912374;mircea_popescu;mkay, so yeah, fenton trying to buy credibility. 1002943;1422912398;mircea_popescu;yo fenton, miss tits what's her name didn't manage, and she had the tits. this is not how you do it, seriously, pretending like you matter works in whoredom, not in finance. 1002944;1422912407;mircea_popescu;i know they told you there's no difference. they lied. 1002945;1422912447;TomServo;http://kingstonjournal.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/zzz3.jpg 1002946;1422912449;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/16nlPkT ) 1002947;1422912514;cazalla;fenton is a baller, he changedtipped me $2 1002948;1422912535;BingoBoingo;scoopbot -fetch 1002949;1422912536;cazalla;should prob write up an article that fenton tips racist, women hating men 1002950;1422912536;mircea_popescu;jurov: "Another example is that some CEOs fear to attack known scams in public because..." lol so they will attack them privately? << they have a serious strategic problem : employees are normally decent, intelligent human beings they're raping. 1002951;1422912548;scoopbot;New post on Qntra.net by Bingo Boingo: http://qntra.net/2015/02/bitmarket-pl-account-closed-over-hyip-links/ 1002952;1422912560;mircea_popescu;then those people want to express their outrage. sometimes they do. then they get letters from the idiot "management" about how THIS IS NOT OUR CORPORATE CULTURE 1002953;1422912579;mircea_popescu;which is true, it isn't. the us is built on a corporate culture of empty pretense and outright fraud. course they tend to stick together. 1002954;1422912603;mircea_popescu;then those people lose morale and start coming to me with the stories, which hurts "everyone", which is to say : the scammers ; their friends. 1002955;1422912609;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: some CEO's don't always rape their employees 1002956;1422912615;mircea_popescu;im sure some rubber chicken on a beach will solve all this! 1002957;1422912623;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller yeah, some don't always. 1002958;1422912629;mircea_popescu;viagra wears off. 1002959;1422912637;thestringpuller;some CEO's just slowly kill company like virus 1002960;1422912645;thestringpuller;like the nVidia d00d 1002961;1422912647;thestringpuller;troll style 1002962;1422912662;thestringpuller;kinda like Michael Scott from the Office just not as dimwitted. 1002963;1422912672;cazalla;anyway, this elite retreat was announced weeks ago, clearly it didn't get much traction so they called up coindesk to promote it 1002964;1422912684;mircea_popescu;there's a pretty fucking bad film about three stooges that conspire to kill their bosses. 1002965;1422912694;mircea_popescu;the film's unwatchable except for a kevin spacey monologue 1002966;1422912699;thestringpuller;Ah yes. 1002967;1422912706;mircea_popescu;"fuck you, sit down and work more." 1002968;1422912707;cazalla;https://twitter.com/brucefenton/status/558819102861819904 1 comment on reddit, obv they didn't get the validation they were seeking the first time around 1002969;1422912709;assbot;Satoshi Roundtable is coming soon... http://t.co/5IdMdX025t 1002970;1422912711;thestringpuller;And Jennifer Anniston sexual harrassing her assistant. 1002971;1422912719;thestringpuller;Cause who would really care? 1002972;1422912730;mircea_popescu;o that's who the old broad was ? 1002973;1422912740;mircea_popescu;wow, all those chick flicks really age a body. 1002974;1422912744;mircea_popescu;almost like politics. 1002975;1422912747;thestringpuller;Yup. 1002976;1422912752;thestringpuller;And you know 11 years on Friends 1002977;1422912754;mircea_popescu;cazalla send him a link to logs ? 1002978;1422912762;mircea_popescu;maybe he figures it the fuck out eventually. 1002979;1422912769;thestringpuller;cazalla: now that's a story if you can confirm... 1002980;1422912795;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller: i'd go if they didn't still lynch negroes << who does ?! 1002981;1422912802;thestringpuller;the jews 1002982;1422912806;*;thestringpuller stares at ben_vulpes 1002983;1422912814;mircea_popescu;heh. so bring a girl, and go "don't lynch me, take her instead" then run. 1002984;1422912838;thestringpuller;omg i'd get lynched harder if I showed up /w white girl 1002985;1422912842;BingoBoingo;thestringpuller: Bring Marshawn Lynch, and Lynch them back 1002986;1422912853;mircea_popescu;show up with a blue one then, mess with everyone's head. 1002987;1422912855;thestringpuller;"Who let this nigger in here with one of our womenz?!?!?" 1002988;1422912858;thestringpuller;LOL 1002989;1422912860;danielpbarron;that's asking a "Lot" 1002990;1422912877;mircea_popescu;the "lynch me harder" thing is lulzy tho. 1002991;1422912889;mircea_popescu;just exactly what do you think this lynching business is :D 1002992;1422912896;mircea_popescu;are you a lynch virgin, thestringpuller ? 1002993;1422912979;mircea_popescu;assbot: Exploiting the Robocaller Gap - Global Guerrillas << speaking of this ben_vulpes, how about a site where people can get bitcoin for reading messages on the screen, then autodial them into say 5k different emergency zones across the us. 1002994;1422913015;mircea_popescu;stress test the system, as it were. see what happens when there's i dunno, 500k pps ddos, but not from wordpress to me. 1002995;1422913023;mircea_popescu;backwards. 1002996;1422913030;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: one of my ancestors was lynched in mississipi so the family isn't a lynch virgin 1002997;1422913036;mircea_popescu;o srsly ? 1002998;1422913039;thestringpuller;but i myself am 1002999;1422913040;thestringpuller;lol 1003000;1422913054;mircea_popescu;how do you feel about that ? i got a few ancestors that were killed by teh turks and teh russians. 1003001;1422913060;mircea_popescu;oddly enough, i dislike just the russians. 1003002;1422913062;*;danielpbarron too 1003003;1422913103;thestringpuller;well given my family is on exponential curve in wealth (only a generation ago we were in the projects), i'd say the karma is coming back around 1003004;1422913135;mircea_popescu;heh. most everyone in romania was in teh projects coupla decades ago 1003005;1422913137;mircea_popescu;where's that pic 1003006;1422913170;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2010/piinea-amara-a-baietasilor-de-cartier/ << 1990s pic of romania's top hip hop band. 1003007;1422913170;assbot;Piinea amara a baietasilor de cartier pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. ... ( http://bit.ly/16nowD5 ) 1003008;1422913174;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: how were they killed by the turks and russians? 1003009;1422913223;thestringpuller;ah yea. i remember coming accross that pic on trilema (random page of the front page thing) 1003010;1422913228;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller well, romania as a sovereign nation was mostly constructed around this event where the czar declared war on the turks on the fumes of imagining himself like the germans, and buying the british propaganda about the "dead man of europe". the turks were the origina lrhodesia. 1003011;1422913245;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 72800 @ 0.00037173 = 27.0619 BTC [+] 1003012;1422913264;mircea_popescu;anyway, the turks mowed them down, and so the commanding officer sent the romanian kind a "plz save us telegram'. so the romanian army moved in, beat back the turks, took some impossible redoubts, lost like a third of the men and that was that. 1003013;1422913306;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15800 @ 0.00037392 = 5.9079 BTC [+] 1003014;1422913306;thestringpuller;Ah. Okay so 1800's at somepoint? 1003015;1422913315;mircea_popescu;then later in ww2, romanian army went all the way to stalingrad, raping and pillaging with the germans, then got beaten back, went over to like, prague, and then after the war there was all that "sociailism" thingee/ 1003016;1422913320;mircea_popescu;1880s yea 1003017;1422913340;thestringpuller;yea about same time great great great g-pa was lynched and thrown into swamp 1003018;1422913355;mircea_popescu;;;google The Romanian War of Independence 1003019;1422913356;gribble;Romanian War of Independence - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: ; Romanian War of Independence - Simple English Wikipedia, the ...: ; Russo-Turkish War (1877–78) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "bezzle economy" 1003088;1422915405;jurov;i was asking about linking to definition too, but 1003089;1422915419;jurov;;;google bezzle economy 1003090;1422915420;gribble;Bitcoin Falls Victim to Galbraith's “Bezzle” - The New Yorker: ; Agenda: Essential Task of Unwinding the Bezzle - WSJ: ; The Global Bezzle – whence it came, where it went and why it ...: assbot: Exploiting the Robocaller Gap - Global Guerrillas << speaking of this ben_vulpes, how about a site where people can get bitcoin for reading messages on the screen, then autodial them into say 5k different emergency zones across the us. << sounds great 1003207;1422917922;mircea_popescu;in the words of one of the numerous us generals remembered for losing a war, "the unknowns that we know about, we name terrorism. the unknowns we don't know about, we predend don't exist. that and the state department is how we spend a trillion for the priviledge of spending another trillion." 1003208;1422917942;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 96100 @ 0.00038935 = 37.4165 BTC [+] {2} 1003209;1422917948;asciilifeform; ben_vulpes demanding to be gassed by gestapo ahead of schedule, lol 1003210;1422917975;ben_vulpes;http://therealbitcoin.org/ml/btc-dev/2015-February/000043.html << oh lol 1003211;1422917976;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1K4XfDL ) 1003212;1422917979;ben_vulpes;deserves a post 1003213;1422918017;ben_vulpes;asciilifeform: twould also be interesting to see the same test against the modern codebase 1003214;1422918023;ben_vulpes;i gotta meeting in like...2m 1003215;1422918023;asciilifeform; ben_vulpes: deserves a post << see thread here first 1003216;1422918050;BingoBoingo;MEGA LOL >> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=941331.msg10339914#msg10339914 1003217;1422918050;assbot;Bitcoin 20MB Fork ... ( http://bit.ly/1K4Xz5k ) 1003218;1422918059;BingoBoingo;^ RE: Mr Fenton 1003219;1422918155;mircea_popescu;"Of course many ISPs block out outgoing 8333 by default . Why do you think we see all these threads where people complain that they are getting only 8 incoming connections on their bitcoin QT wallet? Why do we average less than 7k nodes worldwide at any given time?" 1003220;1422918158;mircea_popescu;culprit found. 1003221;1422918188;mircea_popescu;"I've noticed certain repeating characteristic in the writing of many members of this forum: they construct grammatically correct sentences but absolutely disregard the underlying semantics: incoming vs. outgoing, local vs. remote, source vs. destination, etc. Here in regards to TCP/IP ports, but I observed that in regards to pretty much any technical issue." 1003222;1422918194;mircea_popescu;actually 2112 has a very good point. 1003223;1422918243;mircea_popescu;it was highlighted by intel about two weeks ago, and we're generally tracing it to philippines "top quality" content farms working for a number of (mostly ct and wash based) pr firms. 1003224;1422918266;mircea_popescu;wasn't goping to say anything, but since it's public now.. 1003225;1422918491;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42000 @ 0.00038569 = 16.199 BTC [-] 1003226;1422918503;BingoBoingo;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=941331.msg10340310#msg10340310 << Now it is on the forum 1003227;1422918503;assbot;Bitcoin 20MB Fork ... ( http://bit.ly/1K4Z6Z2 ) 1003228;1422918535;BingoBoingo;Well, not THE forum, but a forum 1003229;1422918585;mircea_popescu;in any case, the pogo plugs will be quite welcome. the network's been suffering for a long time, 1003230;1422918590;mircea_popescu;like the ents or something. 1003231;1422918616;BingoBoingo;http://lawfilesext.leg.wa.gov/biennium/2015-16/Pdf/Bills/House%20Bills/1813.pdf 1003232;1422918619;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1K4Zy9G ) 1003233;1422918640;asciilifeform; Tech Email:domainadmin@fdvt.com << lol! 1003234;1422918641;BingoBoingo;mircea_popescu> like the ents or something. << Where did all of the nodewives go? 1003235;1422918654;mircea_popescu;heh. 1003236;1422918665;BingoBoingo; Tech Email:domainadmin@fdvt.com << lol! << See someone got the Fenton lulz 1003237;1422918684;BingoBoingo;Professional Stoogesultant 1003238;1422918687;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform you know that's just a general support email, and the connection between fenton and fdvt is about the same as between reddit feminist incel and starbucks 1003239;1422918691;mircea_popescu;ie, purely aspirational ? 1003240;1422918743;asciilifeform; why is it in the satoshiroundtable.org 'whois' then ? 1003241;1422918817;asciilifeform; https://whoisology.com/email/archive_8/domainadmin@fdvt.com 1003242;1422918820;assbot;Access Restricted ... ( http://bit.ly/16nNqlZ ) 1003243;1422918864;mircea_popescu;myeah... 1003244;1422918886;mircea_popescu;topdollar.commegawealth.commutualfundcenter.com atlanticfinancial.comcapitalgain.com etc. 1003245;1422918896;mircea_popescu;ie, buncha spamsites and whatever. 1003246;1422918907;asciilifeform; this fella clearly read 'spam like a pro in twenty-one hours' ! 1003247;1422918917;mircea_popescu;lol fentonfoundation.com 1003248;1422919023;asciilifeform; if he stuffed the 'fvdt' contact in his own domain reg fraudulently, what's it take to get the registration judged & pulled ? 1003249;1422919048;mircea_popescu;why does it have to be fraudulently ? 1003250;1422919053;asciilifeform; theoretically - if registrar won't pull, we can regard the shilling as a proven fact 1003251;1422919060;mircea_popescu;Fleetwood Digital Video Technology Corp is not like... haliburton or something. 1003252;1422919062;asciilifeform; one way or the other 1003253;1422919099;mircea_popescu;it's a smallish business, think in terms of roger ver's used laptops shop 1003254;1422919134;asciilifeform;eh, sure. small business that does no-one-knows-what, for usg only 1003255;1422919151;mircea_popescu;eh get out. i control so many I don't know all of em by name 1003256;1422919177;mircea_popescu;http://www.fdvt.com/gsa-general-services-administration.htm there, filings. 1003257;1422919218;mircea_popescu;basically they're one of the what, 100k or so small tech-ish corps that live off the usg dole. 1003258;1422919241;mircea_popescu;not exactly unconnected, for sure, but never invited to a fundraiser either, unless it's for the state capitol and they couldn't fill the seats. 1003259;1422919272;asciilifeform;i do happen to know something about those. usually they exist as a little flea on the back of a larger flea, sometimes three or four fleas in a circuit 1003260;1422919297;mircea_popescu;"Cabletica, ICE, Kolbi, Claro, Moviestar all need to be called and asked to open this port." << at least the last two are cheap mobile providers in argentina. 1003261;1422919307;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform quite exactly. 1003262;1422919311;mircea_popescu;you get the picture. 1003263;1422919336;asciilifeform;it would be not entirely uninteresting, to learn his host flea. 1003264;1422919353;mircea_popescu;local mass politics from what i've seen so far. 1003265;1422919357;mircea_popescu;until i learn better... shrug. 1003266;1422919393;asciilifeform;also i am unaware of any extant isp outside of iran blocking an -outgoing- port other than 25 1003267;1422919411;mircea_popescu;stop reading that thing you'll give yourself earbleeds. 1003268;1422919506;asciilifeform;on the other hand - every cellular isp in usa (that i've tried) blocks -all- incoming connections 1003269;1422919589;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 110250 @ 0.00036889 = 40.6701 BTC [-] {2} 1003270;1422919634;asciilifeform;252649. 1003271;1422919825;punkman;https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/commit/ee932025c1a318943a6b101be9fe7a4a2e10648c 1003272;1422919826;assbot;Changed pronouns for correctness and inclusivity · ee93202 · bitcoin/bitcoin · GitHub ... ( http://bit.ly/1K53vLJ ) 1003273;1422919864;asciilifeform;'bikinibabe' ?! trololol. 1003274;1422919896;mircea_popescu;hahaha wut 1003275;1422919932;mircea_popescu;if i find out there's some fucktarded 50something collegiate "professor" setting up the idiot chickies in her class to doing this... 1003276;1422919948;asciilifeform;which one of you jokers is 'bikinibabe'. confess. 1003277;1422919981;mircea_popescu;it's prolly sa actually. 1003278;1422920001;asciilifeform;whoever is doing is - brilliant 'shit test' - will the idiots merge? turns out, yes! they will. 1003279;1422920029;asciilifeform;sa? 1003280;1422920048;PeterL;"inform the master he or she can" << really, it should be "inform the master or mistress he or she can", right? 1003281;1422920094;mircea_popescu;someting awful. this old comedy board that for a while was the core of radical libertardism in the us. 1003282;1422920137;asciilifeform;obligatory: http://www.cs.virginia.edu/~evans/cs655/readings/purity.html << by doug hofstadter! yes, him 1003283;1422920139;assbot;Douglas Hofstadter - Person Paper on Purity in Language ... ( http://bit.ly/1K54yv3 ) 1003284;1422920163;asciilifeform;he actually caught a good bit of shit for this number 1003285;1422920172;PeterL;actually, they should remove all references to "master", because it makes us thing about slavery, so bad, mkay? 1003286;1422920210;asciilifeform;PeterL: that was one of the first engineering terms to get liberast attention, actually 1003287;1422920222;mircea_popescu;i dunno who him is. 1003288;1422920277;mircea_popescu;anyway, it'll be hard to do away with master seeing how that's what i am. best do away with husband, replace with cuckold ? 1003289;1422920305;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: doug h is sui generis. can't really place him in a genre. he wrote a number of tomes for folks who like mathematics (in particular, logic and theory of computation), languages, translation. he is also a fairly good translator of ru->eng, even rhyme-preserving pushkin. blew my mind. 1003290;1422920323;mircea_popescu;my inculture is vast. 1003291;1422920378;asciilifeform;dh is best known as an american/eng author, but iirc his native lang is fr. on account of peculiar upbringing. and he knows plenty of others. 1003292;1422920473;pete_dushenski;mircea_popescu thanks for the notes on that last article 1003293;1422920485;asciilifeform;http://www.physixfan.com/wp-content/files/GEBen.pdf << l33t w4r3z, hofstadter's best known work. 1003294;1422920490;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1K55I9S ) 1003295;1422920497;mircea_popescu;which one ?! 1003296;1422920540;pete_dushenski;jooz and stereotypes: i cleaned up the log quotes and took another hack at the romanian 1003297;1422920559;asciilifeform;GEB is really a book for intelligent children, or perhaps for adults who are n00bs to the whole thinking business. it's a fun, not serious, sort of book. 1003298;1422920579;mircea_popescu;ah ah 1003299;1422920590;mircea_popescu;link me again ? 1003300;1422920601;asciilifeform;in print nonstop since '79, iirc. 1003301;1422920640;mircea_popescu;pete i meant. 1003302;1422920653;pete_dushenski;http://www.contravex.com/2015/02/01/jooz-and-stereotypes/ 1003303;1422920655;assbot;Jooz and stereotypes. | Contravex: A blog by Pete Dushenski ... ( http://bit.ly/1K56l3c ) 1003304;1422920749;pete_dushenski;and for the german-speakers, this article just sent me a trackback: http://bitcoinblog.de/2015/02/02/der-kommende-blockchain-burgerkrieg/ 1003305;1422920750;assbot;Der kommende Blockchain-Bürgerkrieg | BitcoinBlog.de - das Blog für Bitcoin und andere virtuelle Währungen ... ( http://bit.ly/1K56FPp ) 1003306;1422920844;pete_dushenski;the article has a poll at the bottom 1003307;1422920871;pete_dushenski;lulzy 13-5 results thus far in favour of block size, including my vote for nein! 1003308;1422920892;pete_dushenski;*in favour of increasing block size 1003309;1422921024;mircea_popescu;yeah, website polls is how moot ended up time man of the century 1003310;1422921090;mircea_popescu;lol "Zum einen ist da Davout aus Frankreich" 1003311;1422921105;mircea_popescu;hey davout check it out, germanz think teh frenchies are einen. 1003312;1422921138;pete_dushenski;lol 1003313;1422921198;pete_dushenski;asciilifeform that hofstadter fellow has a decent little sense of humour 1003314;1422921222;pete_dushenski;It's quite obvious, for instance, that the chairwhite of the League of Black Voters is going to be a black, not a white. Nobody need think twice about it 1003315;1422921234;pete_dushenski;lol chairwhite... 1003316;1422921306;mircea_popescu;lol 1003317;1422921504;scoopbot;New post on Qntra.net by cazalla: http://qntra.net/2015/02/love-will-inc-pheeva-wallet-win-2015-olin-cup/ 1003318;1422921593;*;pete_dushenski shakes fist at scoopbot 1003319;1422921593;mircea_popescu;pete_dushenski it still sucks :D 1003320;1422921616;pete_dushenski;mircea_popescu then a dayjob keeper is me! 1003321;1422921630;mircea_popescu;lemme tell you a joke. 1003322;1422921640;pete_dushenski;k 1003323;1422921647;mircea_popescu;if you ever meet a hungarian speaking foreign languages you just met a jew. 1003324;1422921670;jurov;lol 1003325;1422921674;mircea_popescu;hehehe. 1003326;1422921704;pete_dushenski;haha! 1003327;1422921766;pete_dushenski;i wonder what other peoples/nationalities this heuristic might apply to... 1003328;1422921776;pete_dushenski;heuristic/funny 1003329;1422921781;mircea_popescu;funnyristic. 1003330;1422921840;pete_dushenski;aka stereotype ;/ 1003331;1422921989;BingoBoingo;;;bc,stats 1003332;1422921993;gribble;Current Blocks: 341706 | Current Difficulty: 4.127287389469702E10 | Next Difficulty At Block: 342719 | Next Difficulty In: 1013 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 6 days, 7 hours, 57 minutes, and 0 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 45251697037.7 | Estimated Percent Change: 9.64029 1003333;1422922149;scoopbot;New post on Trilema by Mircea Popescu: http://trilema.com/2015/bitbet-sbbet-january-2015-statement/ 1003334;1422922394;pete_dushenski;mircea_popescu thanks for the translations :D 1003335;1422922404;mircea_popescu;yw 1003336;1422922788;jurov;btw, are the pogosticks supposed to accept outside connections? if they're plugged into home routers then we need upnp then 1003337;1422922818;jurov;and it was the first thing excised... it will ran as standalone daemon, i guess 1003338;1422922821;jurov;*run 1003339;1422922847;jurov;the upnpnp deamon, i mean 1003340;1422923069;mircea_popescu;i doubt someone who has the werewithal to get the pogo going needs me to unpnp him 1003341;1422923304;mats;;;ticker 1003342;1422923305;gribble;Bitstamp BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 237.8, Best ask: 238.94, Bid-ask spread: 1.14000, Last trade: 237.79, 24 hour volume: 15989.25963627, 24 hour low: 221.79, 24 hour high: 241.98, 24 hour vwap: 229.507388939 1003343;1422923563;mircea_popescu;!up kobud 1003344;1422923626;pete_dushenski;I think that in the old days where the financial system was not too developed, the only way to develop a new idea was to be born rich, to have resources and use them. Today and increasingly so to the extent the financial system works well, you can start a company, apply an idea, or even run large companies even if you are not born rich and don't have a lot of money. 1003345;1422923642;pete_dushenski;^today apparently = neobee 1003346;1422923646;trinque;lol 1003347;1422923651;pete_dushenski;and this is a good thing! 1003348;1422923737;trinque;today as back then, you can bootstrap yourself so long as you're prepared to lay brick by hand for a half decade 1003349;1422923805;pete_dushenski;unless the vc fairy sprinkles some dust on you while you're sleeping 1003350;1422923815;pete_dushenski;then it really only takes a few minutes 1003351;1422923822;thestringpuller;trinque hah; you are going to treat your robots like people? 1003352;1422923836;mircea_popescu;it can work, sure. 1003353;1422923841;pete_dushenski;and 11 year olds can give ted talks on how to fix the world 1003354;1422923851;mircea_popescu;similarly, in the old days when you were born a maid, you were going to be a maid even if you were really pretty. 1003355;1422923858;mircea_popescu;now you can also be a pop singer. 1003356;1422923858;trinque;pete_dushenski: the vc fairy wanted 67% of my business 1003357;1422923860;trinque;I told him to fuck off 1003358;1422923884;pete_dushenski;lol 1003359;1422923913;pete_dushenski;that's an aggressive ask eh 1003360;1422923984;mats;heh 1003361;1422923996;mircea_popescu;it's not common to allow founders control in the financed vehicle, principally because founders usually fuck it up. 1003362;1422924005;mircea_popescu;cases like spolski's are the exception. 1003363;1422924029;mats;unconfirmed report of someone trying to root an ubuntu luser idli g herr 1003364;1422924042;mats;agh, mobile. idling here. 1003365;1422924092;mircea_popescu;how did it go ? 1003366;1422924152;mats;guy went to sleep before i got more details, im going to put up a vulnerable box later and see what happens 1003367;1422924213;mats;get a cloak, people 1003368;1422924364;trinque;heh I wonder how many servers just got ssh'd into 1003369;1422924485;danielpbarron;https://twitter.com/kyuupichan/status/562411554583244801 1003370;1422924487;assbot;Haha. "Please use the shared hairdryers only for the hair on your head. Thank you for your cooperation." http://t.co/49FIEB4iKo 1003371;1422924514;mircea_popescu;trinque some ubuntu vuln reported or something ? 1003372;1422924546;trinque;not to my knowledge 1003373;1422924564;trinque;I tend to assume things like znc are riddled with holes 1003374;1422924578;trinque;could be something along those lines 1003375;1422924606;mircea_popescu;"The turn of the cultural left to Twitter is a reflection of its weakness on university campuses, not its strength. Todays intra-left fights over cultural identity are not the birth pangs of a dangerous new radical left elite of cultural enforcers. Theyre the product of anger and economic powerlessness, the unanticipated result of the hollowing out of humanities on university campuses, and the parlous state of in 1003376;1422924607;mircea_popescu;tellectual journalism. " 1003377;1422924608;mircea_popescu;ha! 1003378;1422924653;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 5000 @ 0.00096956 = 4.8478 BTC [+] {5} 1003379;1422924656;mircea_popescu;i tell you, within twenty years if that as much as having been interested in the left will be a hanging offense. 1003380;1422924696;mircea_popescu;"This is in turn leading to an (unsustainable) proliferation of cultural commentary, some of it unreadable, but much of it sharp and interesting. Much of this commentary is understandably driven by spleen. Impoverished freelancers and adjunct intellectuals, scraping out a living from commuter teaching and dead end jobs, are angry when they look at the comfortable positions that a previous generation of humanities intel 1003381;1422924696;mircea_popescu;lectuals had, and that they never will. They wont ever have good jobs. They do have Twitter. But thats nearly all that they do have or are likely to have any time soon." 1003382;1422924737;mircea_popescu;that's quite right : nobody ovulating today will get as far as sara mccune. 1003383;1422924834;mircea_popescu;even Leah McGrath Goodman's poverty will be relatively a high mark. 1003384;1422925068;mats;http://nvd.nist.gov/nvd.cfm?cvename=CVE-2012-3411 1003385;1422925157;trinque;mats: this was the guy's issue? 1003386;1422925176;mats;yeah 1003387;1422925181;mircea_popescu;just a dos ? 1003388;1422925190;trinque;way different than "rooted" 1003389;1422925192;mats;looks p benign 1003390;1422925198;asciilifeform;jurov: if they're plugged into home routers then we need upnp then << why????!? every home router ever made, even utter garbage, lets user open ports the normal way 1003391;1422925205;asciilifeform;fuck upnp. 1003392;1422925206;mircea_popescu;esp since... well... so dnsmasq will get killed by kernel 1003393;1422925222;BingoBoingo;systemLulz https://twitter.com/lusis/status/562288488952107008/photo/1 1003394;1422925225;assbot;man I'm glad the systemd devs all have SSDs. http://t.co/92rGdSitBF 1003395;1422925227;asciilifeform;not just for what it is, but for how it's implemented. (metric shit-ton of xml garbage, book-length standards doc) 1003396;1422925239;mats;i need coffee 1003397;1422925244;mircea_popescu;is dnsmasq even standard in ubuntu ?! 1003398;1422925246;jurov;i have never seen anyone except myself opening ports the normal way 1003399;1422925255;trinque;mircea_popescu: it's part of the awful libvirt wad 1003400;1422925270;mircea_popescu;jurov that may be a function of social circle! 1003401;1422925311;trinque;handles IPs and whatnot on the virtual networks 1003402;1422925312;asciilifeform;pete_dushenski: the only way to develop a new idea was to be born rich << or... take it. chingis khan style. 1003403;1422925312;jurov;i won't contend that 1003404;1422925325;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform in retrospect, the efforts of those shitgremlins to shoehorn xml into things are so lulzy. 1003405;1422925337;mircea_popescu;it's dead anyway, but hey, well done guise, at least you went blind on code. 1003406;1422925355;asciilifeform;root an ubuntu luser idli g herr << lol, time for honeypots 1003407;1422925363;jurov;jus' saying i don't have anyone to give pogostick to. 1003408;1422925374;mircea_popescu;the reports of mark twain's rooting seem grossly exaggerated. 1003409;1422925383;jurov;people who know how to open ports either do have a node or can't be arsed to even for free 1003410;1422925395;mircea_popescu;jurov you can just drop one in local library. 1003411;1422925400;mircea_popescu;they will... never figure it out. 1003412;1422925410;mircea_popescu;considering what it costs... 1003413;1422925451;mircea_popescu;lol i have spinning disks. 1003414;1422925456;mircea_popescu;for one thing, much easier to destroy. 1003415;1422925502;*;asciilifeform also runs spinning disks 1003416;1422925552;asciilifeform;i don't know any serious computer user who does not have a multitude of spinning disks at all times. 1003417;1422925555;mircea_popescu;but then again it works out : we're not systemd devs. 1003418;1422925559;jurov;if i do, then i'll add upnp anyway. just fyi. 1003419;1422925573;asciilifeform;jurov: you know, upnp can run as a separate daemon 1003420;1422925580;mircea_popescu;jurov not a crime. but you could also just 192.0.0.1 and typeadmin admin 1003421;1422925582;asciilifeform;jurov: absolutely no reason to build it into bitcoind, ever 1003422;1422925594;jurov;yes, as a separate daemon 1003423;1422925599;asciilifeform;even if you absolutely need it somewhere (e.g., bitcoind as malware payload) 1003424;1422925675;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform it occurs that at 4mb, nodes can be run as virii by now without problems 1003425;1422925683;asciilifeform;4mb on arm 1003426;1422925687;mircea_popescu;especially since usgavin has made space double and bandwidth expand 1003427;1422925689;asciilifeform;~1.2 compressed 1003428;1422925693;mircea_popescu;yes. 1003429;1422925701;asciilifeform;the blockchain is the bulk of the footprint, quite obviously 1003430;1422925719;mod6;http://therealbitcoin.org/ml/btc-dev/2015-February/000043.html << asciilifeform, thanks for this. this goes along with some of the trouble we've been seeing over the last 72 hours. 1003431;1422925719;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1AlKumo ) 1003432;1422925720;asciilifeform;the proggy itself has never been large in comparison 1003433;1422925734;asciilifeform;mod6: trouble << do tell 1003434;1422925754;mod6;in a wide variety of ways, and it's not consistant, we've been having issues getting past the last checkpoint block (more often than not): 168,000 1003435;1422925765;mod6;one sec, i have a matrix for what we've tried. 1003436;1422925773;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform afaik windows doens't mind secret partitions. 1003437;1422925802;mod6;we're still testing this out... but i/we haven't encoutered anything like this until just this past 72 hours: 1003438;1422925805;mod6;http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=0Mdd9zrL 1003439;1422925806;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1AlKIdk ) 1003440;1422925890;mod6;we're interested to see if anyone running: v0.5.3 + patches {1, rm_rf_upnp, 2, 3, 4, & 6 (db_config) } runs into the same issues. 1003441;1422925924;mod6;also, v0.5.3. + patches {1, rm_rf_upnp, 2, 3, 4, 6 & 7} (which includes the version update) 1003442;1422925981;mircea_popescu;A Person Paper on Purity in Language << i don't grok wtf this is supposed to be. 1003443;1422925993;mod6;we also note that if you do remove checkpoints, obv, this is no longer a problem. 1003444;1422926107;mod6;but, its weird, because a week ago i ran a full sync of: v0.5.3 + {1, rm_rf_upnp, 2, 3, 4, 6} and sync'd just fine, as you can see in the matrix notes (was able to send/receive here: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=FSA9gxs8) 1003445;1422926109;assbot;Pastebin.com Unknown Paste ID ... ( http://bit.ly/1AlM47Z ) 1003446;1422926155;mod6;and TomServo was able to run with the following config and just achieved full sync: v0.5.3 + {1, rm_rf_upnp, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7} 1003447;1422926179;PeterL;what do the checkpoints do? 1003448;1422926196;mod6;so, like we were saying, its not consistant. and perhaps we need to point directly at v0.5.3 nodes... not sure. 1003449;1422926232;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: i don't grok wtf this is supposed to be << was written when the whole 'pronoun warrior' thing was brand new 1003450;1422926244;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: it is (i thought this was very obvious) a spoof on subject 1003451;1422926255;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform no but looky : "Perhaps this piece shocks you. It is meant to. The entire point of it is to use something that we find shocking as leverage to illustrate the fact that something that we usually close our eyes to is also very shocking. The most effective way I know to do so is to develop an extended analogy with something known as shocking and reprehensible. Racism is that thing, in this case. I am happy w 1003452;1422926255;mircea_popescu;ith this piece, despite-but also because of-its shock value. I think it makes its point better than any factual article could. As a friend of mine said, "It makes you so uncomfortable that you can't ignore it." I admit that rereading it makes even me, the author, uncomfortable! Numerous friends have warned me that in publishing this piece I am taking a serious risk of earning myself a reputation as a terrible racist. I 1003453;1422926255;mircea_popescu; guess I cannot truly believe that anyone would see this piece that way. To misperceive it this way would be like calling someone a vicious racist for telling other people "The word 'nigger' is extremely offensive." If allusions to racism, especially for the purpose of satirizing racism and its cousins, are confused with racism itself, then I think it is time to stop writing." 1003454;1422926260;mircea_popescu;a) it does not shock me. 1003455;1422926265;mircea_popescu;b) it is simply very bad writing. 1003456;1422926276;mircea_popescu;there's nothing of depth in there, it;s just the usual libertard tedium. 1003457;1422926287;mircea_popescu;and yes, women and men are structurally different, and will never be the same. 1003458;1422926299;mircea_popescu;not in the way white men and black men are superficially different 1003459;1422926306;mircea_popescu;but quite in the way your pony is not your dog. 1003460;1422926326;mod6;PeterL: well, one thing they do, is prevent spam from bogus blocks from old timestamps: https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/blob/v0.5.3/src/main.cpp#L1442 1003461;1422926328;assbot;bitcoin/main.cpp at v0.5.3 · bitcoin/bitcoin · GitHub ... ( http://bit.ly/1CoQMyA ) 1003462;1422926328;asciilifeform;mr h was trying, as a young academic in usa, to troll liberasts without being stoned to death immediately 1003463;1422926357;mircea_popescu;he seems to be proposing the notion that saying she when i mean a cuntbearer is about as bad as inventing a special ble pronoun to denote a guy's color 1003464;1422926358;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: and it reads as the usual tedium because it -was- same, with words swapped 1003465;1422926365;mircea_popescu;well here's the thing : i don't happen to give a shit about the guy's color 1003466;1422926376;mircea_popescu;but i'm not particularly interested to discuss anyone outside of their gender. 1003467;1422926393;asciilifeform;at any rate it was a mega-troll in gringolandia 1003468;1422926398;mircea_popescu;which is why english, latin and every other language has a gender pronoun and declension. 1003469;1422926406;asciilifeform;if does not work outside - unsurprising 1003470;1422926410;mircea_popescu;i guess anything can be a mega troll there. 1003471;1422926422;asciilifeform;'seinfeld effect' case. 1003472;1422926453;mircea_popescu;such a dumb premise tho. "i will write very bad prose, which will prove to you that sensible is shocking!!!1" 1003473;1422926457;asciilifeform;cuntbearer << can't help but imagine this as something like a cupbearer 1003474;1422926465;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform kinda what's meant. 1003475;1422926560;mircea_popescu;and somehow this gets conflated with marital status ? who the hell cares if the woman's "married" whatever that even means. 1003476;1422926567;asciilifeform;mod6: not once have i seen the wedge at 168000 1003477;1422926574;asciilifeform;with any of our 0.5.3 derivatives 1003478;1422926598;*;mircea_popescu apologizes for all the spam in the more important discussion. 1003479;1422926599;asciilifeform;the 'bastard' variant will wedge, however, for up to an hour (in my experiments) 1003480;1422926610;asciilifeform;when it encounters a shit-feeder 1003481;1422926612;mircea_popescu;mod6 i didn't see a 168000 exactly freeze either, ever 1003482;1422926642;mod6;<+asciilifeform> mod6: not once have i seen the wedge at 168000 << us either, until 72 hours ago 1003483;1422926653;asciilifeform;why no more than hour, i do not know - either good fortune, or their connection flakes out (see former), or ? 1003484;1422926670;mod6;hmm. 1003485;1422926707;asciilifeform;mod6: also note that the hardcoded seeds do not come into play unless irc fails 1003486;1422926718;asciilifeform;(presently irc is there and enabled) 1003487;1422926720;mod6;yeah, gotcha. 1003488;1422926723;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform if memory serves there'sa cutoff that severs unproductive connections after an hour. 1003489;1422926756;asciilifeform;that'd be it then 1003490;1422926818;asciilifeform;mod6: post your debug.log 1003491;1422926822;asciilifeform;mod6: for the wedge 1003492;1422926878;mod6;so if anyone else sees any wedging on a checkpoint block like the following, let me know right away, pm me if required: http://dpaste.com/1N3NPT9 1003493;1422926879;assbot;dpaste: 1N3NPT9 ... ( http://bit.ly/1AlPffR ) 1003494;1422926905;mod6;asciilifeform: there is a snippit in the matrix one. not sure if I have a full one still. 1003495;1422926923;mod6;i probably do, but I'm making a fresh sync now. 1003496;1422926930;asciilifeform;aha found it 1003497;1422926936;mod6;will have a fresh one in an hour or two 1003498;1422926967;*;asciilifeform recites kakobrekla's sacramental 'did somebody molest the britneychain' 1003499;1422927008;mod6;i was getting pretty paranoid at first. 1003500;1422927024;mod6;had a tinfoil hat on and everything heheh 1003501;1422927032;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41350 @ 0.00037014 = 15.3053 BTC [+] 1003502;1422927109;mod6;got 100k blocks to go until i probably re-wedge @ 168k 1003503;1422927155;mod6;one time i got wedged at like 27,5XX !? 1003504;1422927166;mod6;this was on Saturday night. 1003505;1422927189;mod6;but then i applied the rm_checkpoints patch and then it continued on np. 1003506;1422927212;asciilifeform;mod6: make a copy of .bitcoin shortly prior to wedge 1003507;1422927227;mod6;ok will do. 1003508;1422927335;mod6;We wanted to collect as much data as possible before we let other know in #b-a. Hence the delay until now. 1003509;1422927375;mod6;I wasn't fully sure that it wasn't our build script or something wonky screwing it up... but a hand-build showed the same result. 1003510;1422927379;asciilifeform;not proclaiming a molested britneychain as proven fact yet, but if it had been, it would look rather much like this. 1003511;1422927438;mod6;i've got mutiple good v0.5.3 chains saved, but ... just was regression testing to ensure full sync with the v0.5.3.1 patch before release sign & cut 1003512;1422927466;mod6;lo and behold.. 1003513;1422927491;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform nah, i keep old nodes and old chains. 1003514;1422927504;mircea_popescu;it must be some sort of local issue. 1003515;1422927514;asciilifeform;mod6: this'd be why i objected to zapping the checkpoints thing wholesale. now, programmable checkpoints - by all means. 1003516;1422927521;asciilifeform;config file - where they belong. 1003517;1422927532;asciilifeform;just say no to hardcoded magic numb3rz. 1003518;1422927546;mircea_popescu;code is not for data. data is not for code. 1003519;1422927553;mod6;yeah. that's the new plan. all magic numbers in a config file. 1003520;1422927563;mircea_popescu;mod6 wasn;t it the old plan ?! 1003521;1422927565;mod6;or, at least, we'll start with that. 1003522;1422927587;mod6;yeah, well, still is the plan i should say :) 1003523;1422927594;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: guess who also keeps vintage blockchain around 1003524;1422927603;asciilifeform;and i doubt it's just 2 of us 1003525;1422927624;mircea_popescu;i don't just "keep it around', it's what i actually use. 1003526;1422927625;asciilifeform;all molestation of britneychain is necessarily localized phenomenon 1003527;1422927635;*;asciilifeform uses, when uses anything at all 1003528;1422927649;mircea_popescu;and yeah pretty sure we're not the onlyones. not by a longmargin. 1003529;1422927651;*;asciilifeform keeps a number of editions going 1003530;1422927699;mod6;hmm, but yeah, really /was/ weird that it was inconsistant. 1003531;1422927714;mod6;i.e. TomServo having total success, and ben & I having weding problems. 1003532;1422927729;mod6;and we were using same build scripts .. and me building by hand even once. 1003533;1422927729;*;asciilifeform uses bitcoin as a scientific toy, curio, but if he had been firing it in anger for years as mircea_popescu had, would have finished own implementation eons ago 1003534;1422927748;mircea_popescu;btw, since you were asking ( a while ago) : found the oldest src set, monday may 21st 2012 1003535;1422927751;mircea_popescu;you still want it ? 1003536;1422927755;asciilifeform;yes! 1003537;1422927756;asciilifeform;sign, post 1003538;1422927767;asciilifeform;to jurov's turdatron, say 1003539;1422927771;asciilifeform;as big fat gz 1003540;1422927795;mircea_popescu;not big at all, 4 mb ish 1003541;1422927804;asciilifeform;bombs away. 1003542;1422927842;danielpbarron;height=176772 << no wedge here 1003543;1422927865;mod6;what's your build? 1003544;1422927874;asciilifeform;i'd love to know what blocks are in the molestation set. 1003545;1422927880;danielpbarron;mod6, the one asciilifeform compiled 1003546;1422927881;mod6;is it the portotronic? 1003547;1422927884;danielpbarron;yeah 1003548;1422927887;danielpbarron;the bastard one 1003549;1422927887;mod6;yeah, totally different beast 1003550;1422927897;asciilifeform;is some joker trying to euchre in on satoshi's goodies. 1003551;1422927914;asciilifeform;one diddled node at a time. 1003552;1422927939;mod6;but danielpbarron: good to know tho. thx. 1003553;1422927978;mod6;we must get this patched RI repeatable (and it was before a few days ago) before we can cut release. 1003554;1422928029;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform so how doers this work, email to address, gz in attachment, clearsigned text as email body ? 1003555;1422928041;asciilifeform;aha 1003556;1422928053;asciilifeform;as described in http://therealbitcoin.org/mailman/listinfo/btc-dev 1003557;1422928054;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1DyUhn4 ) 1003558;1422928071;asciilifeform;attach foo.gz and foo.gz.sig 1003559;1422928074;asciilifeform;for all foos 1003560;1422928090;asciilifeform;body of msg is a cleartext signed pgpgram 1003561;1422928107;asciilifeform;that's it (unless jurov has some other weird constraint in there we haven't yet discovered) 1003562;1422928139;asciilifeform;(x.y.sig is an ascii-armoured detached sig of the usual variety) 1003563;1422928309;asciilifeform;mod6, danielpbarron: in case this wasn't clear, my armv5 build still has the checkpoints (other than orphanage burner, only the basic patches are in) 1003564;1422928331;asciilifeform;this is kinda why i was reluctant to distribute binaries - i want everyone to know precisely what they're eating 1003565;1422928342;asciilifeform;and this is quite impossible with binaries 1003566;1422928357;asciilifeform;(it's hard enough with src) 1003567;1422928360;mod6;yeah, i wanna re-iterate here, all of the wedging issues ben and I had were /with/ checkpoints included. if we apply the rm_checkpoints patch, no longer a problem. 1003568;1422928367;asciilifeform;aha 1003569;1422928370;punkman;just sent a patch to the list, wonder if it'll go through 1003570;1422928374;danielpbarron;i'm just running that one while i figure the compile out 1003571;1422928386;danielpbarron;i have 2 more units to try other things on 1003572;1422928397;mod6;130k...will stop @ 150 and backup .bitcoin/* 1003573;1422928397;asciilifeform;punkman: looks like not 1003574;1422928419;asciilifeform;punkman: generally works within a few sec. when works 1003575;1422928426;scoopbot;New post on Qntra.net by cazalla: http://qntra.net/2015/02/mtgox-parent-company-tibanne-enters-bankruptcy/ 1003576;1422928460;mircea_popescu;http://therealbitcoin.org/ml/btc-dev/2015-February/000043.html << pretty sad. 1003577;1422928461;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1DyVf2L ) 1003578;1422928468;mod6;well, but also, i like i was saying, it's inconsistant. because TomServo has checkpoints included and he got through the gauntlet, and I did as well lastweek before the version patch. 1003579;1422928469;mircea_popescu;anyway, it's sent, jurov let me know what i fucked up 1003580;1422928485;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: lol, yours eaten too 1003581;1422928537;mircea_popescu;i probably didn't do it right. 1003582;1422928629;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: i posted that earlier today. observe: if the hardseed list were actually used with any frequency, we would have noticed the scarcity of still-usable seeds therein ages ago 1003583;1422928661;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: as it is, it's a fallback after dns (snipped in patch i proposed last night) and irc mechanizms. 1003584;1422928669;mircea_popescu;except... i kept saying it and saying it since ages ago ? 1003585;1422928682;asciilifeform;i assume mircea_popescu did similar experimet. 1003586;1422928683;asciilifeform;nt 1003587;1422928701;mircea_popescu;always handwaved away by teh power rangers, but hey, you don't end up at the bottom of my shitlist by being responsive and responsible. 1003588;1422928720;asciilifeform;i'm a bit curious how their seed blob is generated 1003589;1422928746;scoopbot;New post on Qntra.net by Bingo Boingo: http://qntra.net/2015/02/no-such-labs-teases-future-developments/ 1003590;1422928747;mircea_popescu;all the people who act all shocked when gavin & co can't get enough credit to write a hello world in basic fail to recognize about two years of history trying to gently nudge, then educate, then eventually beat the idiots into some sort of shape 1003591;1422928749;asciilifeform;one interesting way would be, resources permitting, a massive ipv4 post scan for 8333... 1003592;1422928762;asciilifeform;*port 1003593;1422928763;asciilifeform;scan 1003594;1422928780;mircea_popescu;what resources do you need ? 1003595;1422928782;punkman;https://www.shodan.io/search?query=port%3A8333 1003596;1422928784;assbot;Shodan ... ( http://bit.ly/1DyW9vY ) 1003597;1422928786;mike_c;probably just culled from bitcoin-seeder, no? 1003598;1422928788;punkman;fiddy bucks for shoddan 1003599;1422928790;mircea_popescu;there's only 4bn ips 1003600;1422928794;asciilifeform;BingoBoingo dear glub man 1003601;1422928807;asciilifeform;teases, lol 1003602;1422928823;BingoBoingo;So many teases 1003603;1422928852;mircea_popescu;punkman you got an account ? 1003604;1422928866;BingoBoingo;;;ud glub 1003605;1422928866;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: you actually want to see this done, and have not yet done it? 1003606;1422928866;gribble;http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Glub&defid=4862930 | Tipping a narrow necked bottle of olive oil upside down in an attempt to pour a greater quantity which results in a "glub" sound as air fills the bottle replacing the  ... 1003607;1422928868;*;asciilifeform surprised 1003608;1422928876;asciilifeform;ud is wrong 1003609;1422928879;asciilifeform;that's 'glug' 1003610;1422928882;asciilifeform;ask any chemist! 1003611;1422928884;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform can i get some public/private separation here! 1003612;1422928888;asciilifeform;lul 1003613;1422928893;punkman;mircea_popescu: no 1003614;1422928906;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: it needs roughly same resources as a good spamatron 1003615;1422928935;mircea_popescu;it doesn't really need as much. 1003616;1422928965;decimation;so are there actually isps that filter port 8333 or was that just made up bullshit? 1003617;1422928986;mircea_popescu;made up bs. 1003618;1422929004;asciilifeform;decimation: i can't speak for the whole planet, but nothing i've used in usa filters incoming except in the sense of -all- incoming being denied by wireless providers 1003619;1422929016;mircea_popescu;i mean, obviously, an idiot will exist for whatever idiocy. pretending that "transsexuals are hot now" is just trannie wet dreamin'. 1003620;1422929025;asciilifeform;outgoing - port 25 typically dropped where i live 1003621;1422929029;asciilifeform;on account of winblows/spam 1003622;1422929058;asciilifeform;actually i must revise above. winblows 445 incoming is often zapped 1003623;1422929061;asciilifeform;on account of idiots/smb 1003624;1422929073;decimation;re: hedge funds & banks manipulating pr << one wonders if they are trying to jawbone bitcoin down in order to buy in, or kill? 1003625;1422929107;asciilifeform;https://github.com/robertdavidgraham/masscan 1003626;1422929108;assbot;robertdavidgraham/masscan · GitHub ... ( http://bit.ly/1DyX2EU ) 1003627;1422929118;mircea_popescu;decimation the two aren't really distinct. 1003628;1422929119;decimation;asciilifeform: yeah port 445 is amusing. I remember years ago when you could 'hack' by clicking 'show network neighborhood' on winblows 1003629;1422929137;asciilifeform;decimation: esp. fun on defective WANs like cablemodem 1003630;1422929165;decimation;I wonder if anyone has attempted to hack around with docsis at the physical layer 1003631;1422929176;asciilifeform;decimation: answer's yes 1003632;1422929199;asciilifeform;decimation: i'm aware of work re: 'uncapping' (cheat for bandwidth augment) but also proper pwnage of modems 1003633;1422929215;asciilifeform;i can't say that i've kept up with the work on the subject 1003634;1422929219;decimation;supposedly traffic on the wire is encrypted 1003635;1422929226;decimation;but I don't know if the spec is open 1003636;1422929260;asciilifeform;decimation: i haven't a clue, but generally a mass-produced gadget in usa -never- used proper public key crypto 1003637;1422929267;decimation;ah is open http://www.cablelabs.com/specs/specification-search/?cat=docsis&scat=docsis-3-1 1003638;1422929269;assbot;CableLabs » Search Specifications Library ... ( http://bit.ly/1DyXpPL ) 1003639;1422929285;asciilifeform;if uses civilized rsa at all, it is with ludicrously shrunken key lengths 1003640;1422929467;decimation;apparently docsis 3.1 uses 2048-bit rsa for the device, 4096 for the root ca 1003641;1422929479;mircea_popescu;that is not bad ? 1003642;1422929484;asciilifeform;aha so ssl-style sc4m 1003643;1422929506;asciilifeform;decimation: i can't be arsed to wade through spec, but didja find who generates key? 1003644;1422929520;asciilifeform;i.e. is it baked in at factory 1003645;1422929526;asciilifeform;or crapped out on powerup 1003646;1422929526;decimation;device key? 1003647;1422929529;asciilifeform;aha 1003648;1422929567;asciilifeform;and, what gets used as the block cipher ? 1003649;1422929571;asciilifeform;(aes? what length) 1003650;1422929593;asciilifeform;!up Vexual 1003651;1422929594;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 106657 @ 0.00038332 = 40.8838 BTC [+] {2} 1003652;1422929655;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 99203 @ 0.00039021 = 38.71 BTC [+] 1003653;1422929866;asciilifeform;punkman: i specifically did not mean 'use publicly available site which may or may not actually scan in the way printed on the box, and may or may not censor or otherwise diddle shown results' 1003654;1422929891;asciilifeform;fiddybucks or otherwise 1003655;1422929952;asciilifeform;and once scanned, the logical next step is to query versions 1003656;1422929960;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 185750 @ 0.00036981 = 68.6922 BTC [-] {3} 1003657;1422929984;asciilifeform;and, if gargantuan pipes can be had, to query addr lists and then graph wizardry 1003658;1422930007;asciilifeform;(e.g. find clusters, cliques, esp. ones with peculiar behaviour) 1003659;1422930035;asciilifeform;for a less-than-gargantuan pipe, this scales down in the obvious statistical way. 1003660;1422930073;mircea_popescu;aws is cheap enough. 1003661;1422930077;asciilifeform;iirc, the latest phoundation edition is able to use ipv6 1003662;1422930083;asciilifeform;but probably safe to ignore these 1003663;1422930114;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: not sure if aws will even put out raw packets 1003664;1422930131;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: see the linked 'mass scan' readme. 1003665;1422930136;asciilifeform;(it uses custom tcp stack) 1003666;1422930155;asciilifeform;and prefers to diddle a physical NIC directly, even. 1003667;1422930177;asciilifeform;can also scan the old-fashioned way but then add two or three zeros to time required. 1003668;1422930218;asciilifeform;also it absolutely has to happen from outside usa, for reasons 1003669;1422930231;asciilifeform;(or in usa, but not own box) 1003670;1422930254;BingoBoingo;https://twitter.com/elnathan/status/561822765402324994 1003671;1422930256;assbot;Our thoughts are also with the measles-ravaged country America. I hope we are screening them before they come to Africa. 1003672;1422930280;asciilifeform;lol! 1003673;1422930325;*;BingoBoingo would not be surprised if traveler leaving US get quarentined for "Health Screenings" in the not to distant future. 1003674;1422930330;BingoBoingo;If not already a thing. 1003675;1422930371;Vexual;even if just to check if your dna is the same as when you arrived 1003676;1422930397;asciilifeform;or what interesting antibodies you've come back with 1003677;1422930405;Vexual;tru dat 1003678;1422930437;asciilifeform;(for non-u.s. folks: the harshest searches are reserved for folks flying -in- at present) 1003679;1422930463;punkman;asciilifeform: question is where to host massscan instance 1003680;1422930482;asciilifeform;punkman: got a 10Gb/s pipe somewhere in asia ? 1003681;1422930503;decimation;asciilifeform: docsis 3.1 uses aes-cbc 128-bit keys 1003682;1422930505;asciilifeform;on physical (specifically not vps) machine 1003683;1422930513;asciilifeform;decimation: ahahaha there we go 1003684;1422930529;asciilifeform;toy crypto - it's not just a bad idea, it's the law! (TM) 1003685;1422930594;decimation;ah "The CM MUST have two factory installed CM Device Certificates (and their associated private keys). The CM MUST have a CM Device Certificate installed that is issued from the new PKI. The CM MUST have a CM Device Certificate installed that is issued from the legacy PKI. The CM MUST have the same RSA public key in the CM Device Certificate as the RSA public key in the BPKM Attributes depending upon which CM Device Certificate is 1003686;1422930596;decimation;used for authentication. The CM MUST use the CM Device Certificate issued from the new PKI when authenticating with a DOCSIS 3.1 or higher CMTS. The CM is to use the CM Device Certificate issued from the legacy PKI when authenticating with a DOCSIS 3.0 or older version of DOCSIS CMTS." 1003687;1422930602;decimation;CM = "Cable Modem" 1003688;1422930615;asciilifeform;-and- device keys generated in factory! 1003689;1422930617;punkman;btw the patch that got lost in the tubes: http://dpaste.com/2EG2F1K.txt 1003690;1422930619;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1Dz1zav ) 1003691;1422930633;punkman;removes cpumining functions 1003692;1422930634;asciilifeform;punkman: lemme guess, snipped miner 1003693;1422930642;asciilifeform;punkman: i actually must confess that i disagree 1003694;1422930647;decimation;don't worry little consumer, your device uses 'military grade crypto' 1003695;1422930649;asciilifeform;this is, recall, a -reference- implementation 1003696;1422930653;decimation;we'll keep the keys though thanks 1003697;1422930661;asciilifeform;punkman: hence ought to contain an example of miner. 1003698;1422930667;asciilifeform;even if it is worthless in practice 1003699;1422930688;decimation;lol "The CM MUST be able to process certificate serial number values containing 20 octets or fewer. The CM MUST accept certificates that have serial numbers that are negative or zero." 1003700;1422930689;asciilifeform;but idea being, if dropped on alpha centauri with the RI, ought to be able to start using bitcoin immediately 1003701;1422930695;asciilifeform;this means miner is in. 1003702;1422930718;Vexual;japanese torrentboxes are abundant 1003703;1422930726;decimation;asciilifeform: surely the miner need not be part of the same binary turdball? 1003704;1422930735;asciilifeform;Vexual: has to be a *physical* box 1003705;1422930741;asciilifeform;decimation: sure, can be outside 1003706;1422930744;Vexual;im sure they are 1003707;1422930755;asciilifeform;decimation: but imho it is unwise to throw away satoshi's miner so lightly 1003708;1422930767;decimation;aye, the cpu mining code can come with 1003709;1422930783;asciilifeform;satoshi's miner is valuable for the same reason as the rest of that piece of shit 1003710;1422930786;punkman;asciilifeform: yeah I'm not sure it should be removed, the foundation shall decide. it was good for practice anyway 1003711;1422930796;asciilifeform;i.e. it was written before bitcoin was valuable. 1003712;1422930815;decimation;asciilifeform: in general, docsis is a "reference implementation" of usg crypto, complete with fips standards etc. 1003713;1422930823;asciilifeform;decimation: surprised ? 1003714;1422930831;Vexual;if youre making a node box, youd better have somewhere to plug in a miner 1003715;1422930835;decimation;well, the amusing part is the key escrow 1003716;1422930849;asciilifeform;Vexual: well, 'Get Work' 1003717;1422930936;asciilifeform;decimation: the funny part isn't any of this, but that wtf is the point, isp has plaintext of your packets necessarily, anyway 1003718;1422930967;asciilifeform;the escrow can have -only one- purpose - to let nice folks at usg forge packets as 'provably' from your house. 1003719;1422930973;asciilifeform;!s toilet tank 1003720;1422930974;assbot;9 results for 'toilet tank' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=toilet+tank 1003721;1422930991;decimation;asciilifeform: yeah presumably if they wanted the packets they would just squeeze the ip stack at the isp 1003722;1422931003;asciilifeform;ergo it is for -writing- not reading. 1003723;1422931006;asciilifeform;reading - already trivial 1003724;1422931006;decimation;well, there's another agenda here too 1003725;1422931020;decimation;cable companies don't want mickey mouse crypto to cause some kind of pr incident 1003726;1422931033;asciilifeform;there is also the matter of guaranteeing that the equipment cannot be repurposed for any sane use 1003727;1422931037;asciilifeform;e.g., abroad 1003728;1422931041;decimation;your traffic is for the eyes of those who are authorized to have it 1003729;1422931057;asciilifeform;^ that comes from isp tap, no need for diddled modems 1003730;1422931098;decimation;aye. but the problem with this system is that they have put all their eggs in the manufacturer's basket 1003731;1422931103;decimation;who keeps that keylist? 1003732;1422931106;asciilifeform;there's another aspect, also 1003733;1422931113;asciilifeform;there is a tradition in usa of 'deniable' snooping 1003734;1422931132;asciilifeform;where the tap is placed surprisingly close downstream to the 'last mile' 1003735;1422931151;BingoBoingo;http://www.tedunangst.com/flak/post/heartbleed-in-rust << implied lolz 1003736;1422931152;assbot;heartbleed in rust ... ( http://bit.ly/1Dz2WFT ) 1003737;1422931239;mircea_popescu;<asciilifeform> can also scan the old-fashioned way but then add two or three zeros to time required. << yes, but cheap enough :) 1003738;1422931255;asciilifeform;decimation: i wonder if the device keys have even been 'phuctored' ever. 1003739;1422931299;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: i'm not certain that a scan taking >year is worth much 1003740;1422931388;mircea_popescu;eh fuck em, cloud speeds double every half year. 1003741;1422931400;mircea_popescu;trivial on this basis to show it will be < 1 year 1003742;1422931405;asciilifeform;l0l 1003743;1422931406;mircea_popescu;no matter what other numbers are involved. 1003744;1422931457;mircea_popescu;don't lol mr, my work on this topic has been reviewed by internet csseconomists and other lolexperts. plus oleg leganza. 1003745;1422931540;asciilifeform;decimation: http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=28-08-2014#813119 << old thread, relevant 1003746;1422931540;assbot;Logged on 28-08-2014 03:56:01; asciilifeform: there is also the tired, old, mundane 'there is a kilo of cocaine in your toilet tank' theorem. 1003747;1422931749;asciilifeform;there is a whole not-very-well-hidden world of what one might call 'cardinal richelieu' ('...six words of the honest man!') infrastructure, waiting for command from usg to send 'd34th thr34tz!!!1111!!!' to some crowned head that are Provably!111! from your house, when the time comes 1003748;1422931804;mircea_popescu;kinda why one should not waste time. 1003749;1422931808;asciilifeform;!up Vexual 1003750;1422931816;mircea_popescu;send'em while you still can. 1003751;1422931840;asciilifeform;oh it'll send by itself, lol 1003752;1422931855;asciilifeform;with finest grammar, from content farms in philippines 1003753;1422931882;scoopbot;New post on Qntra.net by cazalla: http://qntra.net/2015/02/ubs-groups-cio-wants-to-throw-bitcoin-under-the-buss/ 1003754;1422931895;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform check out this funny happenstance : once bb dropped the philippines bomb ? 20 mb thread suddenly of no further interest, off first page etc. 1003755;1422931907;mircea_popescu;the best part of tradecraft is that it is so god damned hard to do well. 1003756;1422931920;asciilifeform;see also the reddit incident 1003757;1422931923;asciilifeform;same deal, no? 1003758;1422931954;mircea_popescu;it's just this font of lulz, like, hm... quintessentially american to me. 1003759;1422931957;mircea_popescu;lemme dig up that woman. 1003760;1422931981;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2010/literara-este-grea/ << julia a moore. 1003761;1422931982;assbot;Literara este grea pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. ... ( http://bit.ly/1Dz528X ) 1003762;1422931996;*;asciilifeform wonders whether, if mircea_popescu offered a bounty, one of the flunkies would walk in with 'smoking gun' dirt 1003763;1422931998;mircea_popescu;this was a simple woman who couldn't write, that infatuated herself with the notion that she can produce poetry 1003764;1422932002;mircea_popescu;was a great amusement for a little bit 1003765;1422932021;mircea_popescu;but she persevered. the exact manners in which she persevered are, to me, the best summary of the american spirit that can be had. 1003766;1422932038;asciilifeform;i was expecting a reference to the maths girl 1003767;1422932041;mircea_popescu;a) claimed that the poor arrangement / band / etc were the reason people "didn't like" her 2nd performance. 1003768;1422932076;mircea_popescu;the move from "laughed their ass at me" to "didn't like" ? blaming the band ? here : http://trilema.com/2015/have-some-chocolate-cake/#comment-111925 1003769;1422932076;assbot;Have some chocolate cake. pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. ... ( http://bit.ly/1Dz5gge ) 1003770;1422932109;mircea_popescu;but then, for it doesn't end there! then she confronted teh comedy goldminers by saying that "they each paid a quarter to see a fool, but she's been paid 50 bux and sees a roomfull of fools" 1003771;1422932119;mircea_popescu;right ? TOTALLY TURNED IT ON THEM WITH HER WITS 1003772;1422932152;mircea_popescu;but then!!11 for it has a c. then her husband , who you know, was hoping to be able to enjoy a drink in a bar without being laughed into the ground sometime before he dies completely forbade any further writings 1003773;1422932158;mircea_popescu;under pain of beatings and so forth. 1003774;1422932171;mircea_popescu;so she stopped writing ~poetry~. and instead wrote a miserable novel 1003775;1422932185;mircea_popescu;about a farmer. who was in debt. who was married to a marry sue, whose published novel saves the farm. 1003776;1422932225;mircea_popescu;it's this particular concoction of the forcible solipsism of crusoe with the narcissism of a fifteen year old boy that grew up alone among cows, with the desperation of a dying beggar on the dark side of the moon. 1003777;1422932257;mircea_popescu;and if you look at the place's history... those wolves that ate boston... their teeth are still visible in the striations of the skins of these people. 1003778;1422932259;asciilifeform;^ usa in one page 1003779;1422932294;asciilifeform;!b 16 1003780;1422932296;assbot;Last 16 lines bashed and pending review. ( http://dpaste.com/2AWRM6H.txt ) 1003781;1422932545;decimation;decimation: i wonder if the device keys have even been 'phuctored' ever. << "CMs MUST store and maintain the CM Device Certificate RSA private/public key pairs. The CM MUST store the CM Device Certificate private keys in a manner that deters unauthorized disclosure and modification. Also, CMs SHOULD prevent debugger tools from reading the CM Device Certificate private key in production devices by restricting or blocking physical 1003782;1422932546;decimation;access to memory containing this key." 1003783;1422932617;mircea_popescu;ben_vulpes https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=934517.0 seems you've been superseded 1003784;1422932617;assbot;Introducing new "the only official foundation of Bitcoin" [sign up as president] ... ( http://bit.ly/1Dz6wQr ) 1003785;1422932644;hanbot; it's this particular concoction of the forcible solipsism of crusoe with the narcissism of a fifteen year old boy that grew up alone among cows, with the desperation of a dying beggar on the dark side of the moon. << ahahaha best review evar 1003786;1422932672;*;mircea_popescu is kind-of surprised anyone agrees 1003787;1422932683;mircea_popescu;i thought this was highly personal and entirely idiosyncratic a view 1003788;1422932856;asciilifeform;'We, the true "only official foundation of Bitcoin" declare ourselves the new leaders. Our main goal will be hookers and blow for everyone! Our main concern will be beer and Bitcoin of course. We will represent the bitcoin community from now on in the correct way to the outside world and all important people need to bow to us and bribe us to get a foot in the door. It will also be lucrative for the people in power to infiltrat 1003789;1422932856;asciilifeform;e us so they can be the true leaders of the bitcoin community too.' << win 1003790;1422933006;mircea_popescu;ikr? 1003791;1422933164;asciilifeform;257458. 1003792;1422933193;mircea_popescu;http://i3.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/000/316/303/2ae.jpg << for the record, satoshi also co-authored the original not-a-mary-sue 1003793;1422933194;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1Dz8ekX ) 1003794;1422933296;pete_dushenski;cazalla "negative media attention Bitcoin reguarly receives in the media" << regularly 1003795;1422933404;BingoBoingo;!up Vexual 1003796;1422933481;mircea_popescu;http://qntra.net/2015/02/ubs-groups-cio-wants-to-throw-bitcoin-under-the-buss/ << lol ubs wants a "blockchain technology" separated from bitcoin 1003797;1422933482;assbot;UBS Group's CIO Wants To Throw Bitcoin Under The Buss | Qntra.net ... ( http://bit.ly/1Dz8Xm4 ) 1003798;1422933494;mircea_popescu;there you go, who asked if to own or to burn ? to this. 1003799;1422933500;asciilifeform;wasn't that an old idiocy ? 1003800;1422933503;asciilifeform;at least a few months? 1003801;1422933507;mircea_popescu;if ubs wasn't so very bankrupt, it'd even matter more. 1003802;1422933513;asciilifeform;i distinctly recall hearing of it before 1003803;1422933516;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform nobody lost his job as ubs cio by doing old idiocy 1003804;1422933524;cazalla;asciilifeform, this one is new but UBS have mentioned it before 1003805;1422933529;cazalla;pete_dushenski, ty 1003806;1422933534;pete_dushenski;np 1003807;1422933540;decimation;didn't some ubs guy jump out a window a few years ago 1003808;1422933558;asciilifeform;aha 1003809;1422933563;asciilifeform;famous street-pizza kitchen 1003810;1422933597;decimation;I'm thinking of zurich insurance 1003811;1422933622;Vexual;if anyone patents blockchain, its because fuck 1003812;1422933685;Vexual;einstein would be sitting there, drunk as fuck in austria, thinking, "nah thats the same shit" 1003813;1422933690;asciilifeform;let'em patent sky, earth, sea 1003814;1422933701;asciilifeform;own arses. 1003815;1422933732;mircea_popescu;ideally they patent the particular way in which they suck my cock. 1003816;1422933754;mircea_popescu;so there's no confusion if i'm gettingserviced by oliver bussmann or by his mom. 1003817;1422933788;Vexual;lol 1003818;1422933852;asciilifeform;'the bus, mmm, broke down, mm. -we're- the bus now.' --- 'bangbus' 1003819;1422933982;decimation;asciilifeform: re: 'drugs in toilet' << the simple version is 'ur bezzlars be our bezzlars now!' http://dailycaller.com/2015/01/23/gun-businesses-seek-ways-to-survive-while-denied-basic-business-services/ 1003820;1422933983;assbot;How The Federal Government Puts The Screws Into Gun Businesses | The Daily Caller ... ( http://bit.ly/1Dz9PHf ) 1003821;1422933990;decimation;"The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee released a report last month showing the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) targeted gun dealers and other businesses like payday lenders and pawn shops as illegal operations, and pressured banks to halt dealing with these businesses. The administration’s program is now known as Operation Choke Point, which is run by the Departments of Justice and Treasury." 1003822;1422934011;mircea_popescu;i can;t wait for when it's not about the block size but about the total bitcoins, and it's noit about "saving africa" but about saving ubs, and the howlers are not on the forum but on every tv screen, 1003823;1422934028;mircea_popescu;telling them to get fucked THEN will be much lulzier. 1003824;1422934077;mircea_popescu;decimation pity they don't have the backbone (and leadership) to start a cash only program, and publicly denounce banking as a scam. 1003825;1422934094;mircea_popescu;then start shooting police officers coming to steal the cash. 1003826;1422934099;mircea_popescu;make a steak out of the whole thing. 1003827;1422934133;Vexual;ayo 1003828;1422934165;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: see the old threads re: nontriviality of hooking up to cash world from scratch 1003829;1422934185;decimation;usg ought to be careful with pushing this kind of shit, you don't want the little people to become confused about banking 1003830;1422934188;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: e.g., everybody in the store would need to move to that planet 1003831;1422934209;asciilifeform;and someone would still have to come up with electronic bezzlars to pay tax with - or the tax squads descend 1003832;1422934217;mircea_popescu;the nontriviality there is a little ofsometing else. the thought process of "she's a total bitch, let me try and work with her nevertheless" is responsible for more unhappy marriages than any other thing. 1003833;1422934227;Vexual;i like the art deco font, reminds me of a time i can't possibly remember 1003834;1422934227;asciilifeform;well that's usg. 1003835;1422934240;mircea_popescu;not the right approach. bitch talks back, she gets slapped. she starts crying, she gets beaten. she screams, she gets cut loose. 1003836;1422934257;Vexual;and a days folding money might fit in the back pocket 1003837;1422934258;mircea_popescu;government is the bitch. the slightest getting in your way must be met with disproportionately escalated response until it either dies or gives up. 1003838;1422934289;mircea_popescu;this is how small government is both obtained and maintained, and this is how a country that actually works is preserved. 1003839;1422934328;mircea_popescu;and fwiw a principle i studiously observed throughout my life and in all aspects so far. cop wants to bitch about tickets, his department can enjoy thirty eight different lawsuits. 1003840;1422934335;mircea_popescu;and it goes from there. 1003841;1422934337;decimation;in this metaphor, us citizens are henpecked betas? 1003842;1422934339;asciilifeform;'maintain small government' is like 'maintain small tumour.' 1003843;1422934344;mircea_popescu;decimation quite. 1003844;1422934358;Vexual;do you pay the tickets for your limo mp? 1003845;1422934365;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform more like "maintaining your penis in a state where it's enjoyable without ruining your life" 1003846;1422934372;mircea_popescu;Vexual i dun limo. 1003847;1422934390;Vexual;walking is good 1003848;1422934413;decimation;the problem is that the vector usg uses is civilization-destroying. essentially "obey the law" becomes more of a farce until it becomes a laughing matter 1003849;1422934424;asciilifeform;'I cant use Amazon, because they prohibit the majority of my products.' -- plenty of small-arms related junk on 'amazon' 1003850;1422934425;mircea_popescu;shoot it. 1003851;1422934431;asciilifeform;just not the boomsticks themselves (regulated) 1003852;1422934436;asciilifeform;nor gunpowder. 1003853;1422934458;mircea_popescu;the usg has no priviledged relationship with the law. it's a poor mockery thereof. 1003854;1422934468;mircea_popescu;we've made more good law here in the past year than the us congress in the past decade. 1003855;1422934510;asciilifeform;'Karrasch also found he could not use the popular accounting software QuickBooks to pay receipts because of the nature of his business.' --- enjoy 'the cloud' ! 1003856;1422934523;mircea_popescu;heh. 1003857;1422934534;mircea_popescu;wait. you could buy a kalash from karrasch ?! 1003858;1422934546;kakobrekla;https://i.imgur.com/6EaciKa.png 1003859;1422934547;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1Dzbblv ) 1003860;1422934634;decimation;'“Google could be doing business with firearms businesses. The thing is they won’t because of their stance [against firearms]. I can’t advertise on Google. I can’t advertise on Facebook. I can’t use Amazon, because they prohibit the majority of my products. I closed down that account over a year ago, and I still get notices from them, regardless of the emails I sent to them telling them that I’m not selling with them.” 1003861;1422934642;BingoBoingo;kakobrekla: Win 1003862;1422934652;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla ahahaha scammer cuts loose already introducing new scam ? 1003863;1422934655;mircea_popescu;jesus these idiots. 1003864;1422934664;mircea_popescu;this may be one of the first ones that has made a profit. 1003865;1422934669;mircea_popescu;in a year or two 1003866;1422934674;kakobrekla;quite amazing 1003867;1422934674;assbot;AMAZING COMPANY! 1003868;1422934685;BingoBoingo;"wrecking ball" 1003869;1422934718;mircea_popescu;decimation see, this is the whine of an idiot. 1003870;1422934740;mircea_popescu;he should start doing actually roi able advertising. create a festival. say in the place where they stole that guy's cattle grazing. 1003871;1422934751;mircea_popescu;give people free ammo. sell guns for cash only. 1003872;1422934759;mircea_popescu;make a point about how the enemy IS THE ENEMY 1003873;1422934775;mircea_popescu;stop pussy-fucking-footing all around the broken, shattered remains of a thing that no longer exists. 1003874;1422934777;asciilifeform;cash << guess who'll be waiting for the cash car on the interstate. 1003875;1422934794;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform << <mircea_popescu> then start shooting police officers coming to steal the cash. 1003876;1422934836;mircea_popescu;what exactly are they gonna do ? feed you for the next 30 years ? big whoop. 1003877;1422934847;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: your advice makes the same amount of sense as solzhenitsyn's 1003878;1422934853;asciilifeform;which is to say, a good bit of 1003879;1422934862;asciilifeform;but who will take it. 1003880;1422934865;mircea_popescu;i dun recall what that was ? 1003881;1422934874;asciilifeform;!s solzhenitsyn axe 1003882;1422934874;assbot;8 results for 'solzhenitsyn axe' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=solzhenitsyn+axe 1003883;1422934878;mircea_popescu;a yeah. 1003884;1422934891;decimation;http://www.newsmax.com/Newsfront/surveillance-national-rifle-association-cars-license-plates/2015/01/28/id/621159/ << " The National Rifle Association is investigating reports that a leading federal agent proposed using license-plate readers to scan vehicles at gun shows as part of a gun-trafficking crackdown." 1003885;1422934893;assbot;US Car-Spying Plans Included Parked at Gun Shows, WSJ Says ... ( http://bit.ly/1Dzcfpo ) 1003886;1422934893;mircea_popescu;people need to seriously stop worrying about imaginary hobgoblins. 1003887;1422934916;mircea_popescu;so what's the problem, if half a million people shoot half a million cops, they're going to build you a special country club and keep you there with all your friends ? 1003888;1422934918;mircea_popescu;o noes! 1003889;1422934935;Vexual;i log numberplaltes 1003890;1422934947;asciilifeform;half a million people shoot half a million cops << lol 1003891;1422934962;asciilifeform;are there even half a million in north a. 1003892;1422934963;mircea_popescu;takes < 1 man year. 1003893;1422934971;mircea_popescu;ie, less than the fucking effort to build the cardano. 1003894;1422934973;asciilifeform;this is basically solzhenitsyn's theorem 1003895;1422934973;Vexual;noone to call 1003896;1422934982;asciilifeform;and the reason why 1 machinegunner can guard 500 prisoners 1003897;1422935033;mircea_popescu;heh. people keep derping about the 1% but don't really want to be teh 1% eh ? 1003898;1422935062;mircea_popescu;fine. just as long as we all stop pretending like this is "impossible" and we understand that it's quite possible, perfectly feasible and practically effective. 1003899;1422935071;mircea_popescu;then it can be a "but i dun want to" and everyone can go home happy. 1003900;1422935096;asciilifeform;'The DEA has designed this program to assist with locating, identifying, and seizing bulk currency, guns, and other illicit contraband moving along the southwest border and throughout the United States.' 1003901;1422935107;asciilifeform;( http://www.newsmax.com/Newsfront/cars-database-Drug-Enforcement-Administration-license-plates/2015/01/27/id/620928 ) 1003902;1422935109;assbot;US Spying On Millions of Cars on Major Highways: Wall Street Journal ... ( http://bit.ly/1DzcRLO ) 1003903;1422935128;decimation;mircea_popescu: but you said the same plan would not have worked for Louis XVI 1003904;1422935129;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: didja ever have a ru physics textbook with the jumping chinese example ? 1003905;1422935142;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform fraid not. decimation quote me ? 1003906;1422935168;asciilifeform;'if the chinese were to jump from stools 1 metre heigh upon hearing the signal over the radio...' 1003907;1422935219;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: the rebellion thing is not a cowardice problem as such but actually a byzantine generals problem. 1003908;1422935226;mircea_popescu;'how many chinese women woud orgasm ' ? 1003909;1422935236;decimation;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=13-11-2014#919421 1003910;1422935236;assbot;Logged on 13-11-2014 05:34:16; mircea_popescu: decimation suppose you were king, and ordered the leningrad of paris. what then ? 1003911;1422935240;asciilifeform;suicidal courage is but one solution to the byzantine generals conundrum 1003912;1422935248;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform but the principal problem of the byznatines was their cowardice 1003913;1422935255;asciilifeform;and not an especially effective solution 1003914;1422935267;mircea_popescu;decimation you see the difference between being king and being, allegedly, a nation ? 1003915;1422935268;asciilifeform;as it does not guarantee that the 'generals' march simultaneously or in any useful pattern at all 1003916;1422935291;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform pattern is actually not required in insurection. determination only requisite ingredient, carries day. 1003917;1422935312;asciilifeform;usa is a proverbial 'glass house' 1003918;1422935315;mircea_popescu;decimation they're in fact the opposite sides of the same coin. 1003919;1422935326;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform everything ever seems one thing until it isn't. you know ? 1003920;1422935328;asciilifeform;in which few, other than obvious idiots and easily controlled orcs, care to 'throw stones' 1003921;1422935370;asciilifeform;how many folks in usa can survive a month w/out 'business as usual' (mains, fuel, water, just-in-time deliveries to local 'food' shops) 1003922;1422935382;mircea_popescu;so then why so many peoples in the usa bitch! 1003923;1422935395;asciilifeform;same reason a fella sitting on the stake 'bitches' 1003924;1422935407;mircea_popescu;yeah well it gotta be one or the other. 1003925;1422935418;asciilifeform;sitting on a sharpened pine tree fsckinghurts 1003926;1422935419;mircea_popescu;because the aliens aren't about to land with platinum visas for everyone. 1003927;1422935430;asciilifeform;who can disagree. 1003928;1422935440;mircea_popescu;but i guess we can wait :D 1003929;1422935496;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform anyway, to revisit this point : the byzantine generals problem is specifically and exactly mathematically formalised cowardice. 1003930;1422935508;mircea_popescu;this is what cowardice is : the consideration of meta. 1003931;1422935522;mircea_popescu;you see a nail go "don't hit me unless i actually go in the wall" ? 1003932;1422935534;asciilifeform;so, let's take the malcontents of europe circa 1849. 1003933;1422935536;mircea_popescu;fuck you, you're a nail. whether you drive or bend, you're getting hit. 1003934;1422935540;cazalla;au beginning to cut interest rates today 1003935;1422935542;asciilifeform;more courage would have made a difference ? 1003936;1422935547;asciilifeform;or - coordination. 1003937;1422935552;asciilifeform;and knowing what the hell they're doing 1003938;1422935559;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform you mean after the austrian monarch was deposed ? in a negotiated peace ? 1003939;1422935574;mircea_popescu;everyone got paid in 1848. 1003940;1422935608;cazalla;http://www.xe.com/currencycharts/?from=AUD&to=USD just jumped off a cliff too lol 1003941;1422935609;assbot;XE.com - AUD/USD Chart ... ( http://bit.ly/1Dze1XE ) 1003942;1422935609;asciilifeform;'48 rather 1003943;1422935626;mircea_popescu;cazalla may be good for exports :D 1003944;1422935729;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform were you thinking 1907 ? i dun see the 1848 angle in any light. 1003945;1422935779;cazalla;mircea_popescu, maybe, but i read demand for au minerals has tanked too 1003946;1422935801;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: thinking of the mostly failed revolts in fr, elsewhere 1003947;1422935847;decimation;the problem from the rebel's point of view - does his rebellion tend to empower gentlemen planters, or lenin, danton, and their ilk? 1003948;1422936239;asciilifeform;http://therealbitcoin.org/ml/btc-dev/2015-February/000044.html 1003949;1422936240;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1DzfJYX ) 1003950;1422936420;asciilifeform;^ i would much like to see that mega-portscan happen. it is really the only sane way to generate a proper seedlist. 1003951;1422936426;asciilifeform;random selection of nodes from whole planet. 1003952;1422936461;asciilifeform;zap whatever compartments and cliques may have formed naturally (or unnaturally...) in the graph. 1003953;1422936502;asciilifeform;or are we to believe that a protocol carried 100% in cleartext, on unique tcp port - is not being molested ? 1003954;1422936532;asciilifeform;(proofofwork is not a magical pill against every conceivable form of molestation, only the immediately profitable forms) 1003955;1422936701;asciilifeform;!up Vexual 1003956;1422936934;asciilifeform;note that enemy has all the portscans he can ever wish for. 1003957;1422936938;asciilifeform;enough to eat with arse. 1003958;1422936970;asciilifeform;whereas normal people are stuck wondering how many public btc nodes, and afaik there is not a believable public number anywhere 1003959;1422936990;asciilifeform;nor any believable public data on versions. 1003960;1422937019;Vexual;no versions, only talk 1003961;1422937020;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform i do not grasp how one could see the 1848 revolts as failed. 1003962;1422937050;mircea_popescu;decimation the error is to imagine lenin, dalton and gentlemen planters are some sort of ilk. 1003963;1422937057;mircea_popescu;they're not. 1003964;1422937071;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform how is a portscan sane ? 1003965;1422937081;mircea_popescu;no, the sane way is wot signed seed list. 1003966;1422937086;asciilifeform;well yes 1003967;1422937089;asciilifeform;but derived how? 1003968;1422937101;*;asciilifeform did not suggest that a node carry out the scan! 1003969;1422937115;mircea_popescu;derived by "here is the ip of my pogo" 1003970;1422937119;asciilifeform;but that it be performed, now and again, as a scientific enterprise 1003971;1422937140;mircea_popescu;sure, but a scientific enterprise in no way related to generating seedlists. 1003972;1422937153;asciilifeform;ip of my pogo << that'd mean having these identify selves to one another specifically 1003973;1422937160;mircea_popescu;sure. 1003974;1422937167;mircea_popescu;it's what deedbot is for, among other things 1003975;1422937170;asciilifeform;and introduces a central point of choke 1003976;1422937175;mircea_popescu;nope. 1003977;1422937178;asciilifeform;(to whom, precisely, are they to speak?) 1003978;1422937184;mircea_popescu;hm? 1003979;1422937195;asciilifeform;say i were to prepare a crate of pogos today 1003980;1422937202;mircea_popescu;ok. 1003981;1422937202;asciilifeform;whence should they look for seeds ? 1003982;1422937203;decimation;asciilifeform: looks like we are gonna have to invent our own dns :/ 1003983;1422937211;mircea_popescu;they should look for seeds in their config file. 1003984;1422937219;asciilifeform;but what is to be found there ? 1003985;1422937230;decimation;asciilifeform: blockchain telegraphy? 1003986;1422937231;asciilifeform;i will not know where the contents of the crate will be plugged in 1003987;1422937238;asciilifeform;decimation: that needs a blockchain! 1003988;1422937241;asciilifeform;decimation: catch22 1003989;1422937246;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform not your job to know! 1003990;1422937261;asciilifeform;well, when filling the crate, what is to be placed in the configs? 1003991;1422937261;mircea_popescu;whosoever wants to run one looks at our list, or if not at whatever list he feels like. 1003992;1422937266;mircea_popescu;nothing. 1003993;1422937274;asciilifeform;so these are not working nodes out of the box. 1003994;1422937278;asciilifeform;should have specified. 1003995;1422937284;decimation;should the nodes ship with a 'cannon' blockchain? 1003996;1422937290;asciilifeform;canon? 1003997;1422937298;Vexual;torrent of data 1003998;1422937326;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform yes, they are working out of the box. 1003999;1422937341;mircea_popescu;if you buy a coffee grinder it does not work out of the box unless pre-filled with beans ?! 1004000;1422937345;asciilifeform;to backtrack, my earlier suggestion was to ship them with a basic list (a few hundred addrs) 1004001;1422937350;asciilifeform;derived via port scan. 1004002;1422937356;mircea_popescu;fuck democracy. 1004003;1422937356;asciilifeform;i.e. random sampling of planet 1004004;1422937370;asciilifeform;not for 'democracy' but for 'nothing-up-me-sleeve' 1004005;1422937374;mircea_popescu;the fact that someone has a port open matters about as much as the fact someone scribbled something on github/wikipedia/we 1004006;1422937376;asciilifeform;(term of art from crypto world) 1004007;1422937390;asciilifeform;it's like collecting random sample of water from sewer 1004008;1422937398;asciilifeform;sometimes - done 1004009;1422937406;mircea_popescu;there is no burden that i can conceive where one's held to ship with prefilled config files. 1004010;1422937420;mircea_popescu;irrespective of what the consumer may have come to expect. 1004011;1422937423;asciilifeform;well then user has to fill it up. 1004012;1422937434;mircea_popescu;uness you're shipping them to your mother, in which casse, put there w/e you want to put there. 1004013;1422937438;mircea_popescu;of course. 1004014;1422937441;asciilifeform;for some reason i thought we were still thinking in the 'gifts to gurlz at parties' train of thought 1004015;1422937445;Vexual;most noders will ahve interetz 1004016;1422937446;mircea_popescu;we were, yes. 1004017;1422937456;mircea_popescu;so you expected to get gurls address and ship directly ? 1004018;1422937462;asciilifeform;lol 1004019;1422937464;mircea_popescu;well ? 1004020;1422937506;*;asciilifeform is a firm student of 'the best machine is no machine' and like the solution of not even having a solution to the 'what seeds' thing 1004021;1422937523;asciilifeform;however this leaves the 'what seeds' question open still. 1004022;1422937534;mircea_popescu;the solution is perfectly there. here's the hole. here's a peg you may put in there. or else stick your own cock or a bottle of coke 1004023;1422937549;asciilifeform;but there are 1000 holes, and one cock 1004024;1422937556;mircea_popescu;why one cock again ? 1004025;1422937572;pete_dushenski;scoop for superbowl viewers at home: http://www.contravex.com/2015/02/03/meta-metastasis-or-how-a-dancing-shark-jumped-the-shark/ 1004026;1422937573;assbot;Meta-metastasis, or how a dancing shark jumped the shark. | Contravex: A blog by Pete Dushenski ... ( http://bit.ly/16p47gY ) 1004027;1422937574;asciilifeform;well, perhaps not one, but... 7? (therealbitcoinfoundation) 1004028;1422937583;mircea_popescu;ok... ? 1004029;1422937590;pete_dushenski;did anyone else see right through the meta-sharks ? 1004030;1422937595;asciilifeform;but presumably we aren't trying to build a closed parallel universe 1004031;1422937603;asciilifeform;with only our nodes 1004032;1422937619;pete_dushenski;and now dinner time, cheerio! 1004033;1422937627;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform not specifically. we don't really care. 1004034;1422937633;mircea_popescu;once bootstrapped nodes talk to nodes, what. 1004035;1422937648;Vexual;https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/?pli=1#inbox/14b4daf267842035 1004036;1422937653;Vexual;dang 1004037;1422937656;asciilifeform;l0l 1004038;1422937670;Vexual;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Y0svixmS4w 1004039;1422937685;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: outside-world addrs will not spontaneously appear in a cliquegraph 1004040;1422937702;mircea_popescu;vice-versa. 1004041;1422937721;asciilifeform;so we sit, waiting for all-comers to plug in? sure. 1004042;1422937722;mircea_popescu;clique appears in outside world. 1004043;1422937728;mircea_popescu;that's the idea isn't it 1004044;1422937729;asciilifeform;^ werks 1004045;1422937736;mircea_popescu;an actual backbone for the bitcoin txn 1004046;1422937753;mircea_popescu;i don't see the letter dns servers perceive any need for putting my fucking ip in their list anywhere. 1004047;1422937774;*;asciilifeform gets idea 1004048;1422937790;mircea_popescu;it's lightweight, large and dependable. all the qualities the dns letters don't actually have. 1004049;1422937798;mircea_popescu;well, they are dependable, but still. 1004050;1422937809;asciilifeform;'muhammed will not go to mountain, let mountain go to muhammed' 1004051;1422937834;mod6;basically wedged at 168,000: just waiting for it to error out. 1004052;1422937838;mircea_popescu;o.O 1004053;1422937846;mircea_popescu;this is pretty fucking weird mod6 1004054;1422937870;mod6;yeah. really weird. 1004055;1422937973;Vexual;ascilifeform: you'll consult satoshi? 1004056;1422938124;Vexual;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6-YCwARjLLA 1004057;1422938356;decimation;even if we want to start a backbone of little pogos, it won't be easy to keep track of ips 1004058;1422938366;decimation;how many of pay for static ip services? 1004059;1422938380;mircea_popescu;think about it : if it won't be easy to keep track of ips it follows it's no longer a chokepoint. 1004060;1422938393;Vexual;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2rDWEMZG0lE 1004061;1422938421;mircea_popescu;it really is better designed dns. 1004062;1422938497;mircea_popescu;(also bear in mind these aren't really supposed to ever power down) 1004063;1422938517;Vexual;duly noted 1004064;1422938563;mircea_popescu;an' with that, i bid you a good night! 1004065;1422938673;decimation;perhaps the node can walk jurov's turdatron for specially marked (and signed) emails 1004066;1422938725;asciilifeform;decimation: turdatron is a central point of failure 1004067;1422938747;mod6;this is strange, last like 5-6 times i got wedged at 168,000 it errored out pretty quickly (like the snippit in the matrix doc), but now, taking a good while... 1004068;1422938753;*;trinque settles in for a few hours of deedbot hacking 1004069;1422938760;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu has the right idea - deliberately underspecify the seed list 1004070;1422938775;asciilifeform;those of us who choose to run public nodes - can 1004071;1422938806;decimation;do nodes query other node's connections? 1004072;1422938819;asciilifeform;decimation: as part of the traditional protocol, yes 1004073;1422938828;decimation;ah, well that might work then 1004074;1422939217;decimation;!down decimation 1004075;1422939324;trinque;maybe when the deturdulation is all said and done, the act of programming against the thing can be improved as well 1004076;1422939381;mod6;still no error?! wth 1004077;1422939407;trinque;select id from transaction_output except select output_id from transaction_input 1004078;1422939429;trinque;magic! the dream of the 70s! 1004079;1422940060;asciilifeform;trinque: this is after nubbins` prints the book 1004080;1422940067;trinque;sure 1004081;1422940092;mod6;well, sooner or later this turd is gonna fail 1004082;1422940099;trinque;I look at this api and say "surely there are not this number of core abstractions..." 1004083;1422940101;trinque;the fuck is this? 1004084;1422940107;mod6;i'll put together some log snippits when it does 1004085;1422940116;trinque;rdbms is for modeling problems; best tool there is for that 1004086;1422940172;trinque;these "key value stores" are a joke 1004087;1422940194;trinque;"sorry database, I don't know the data I want by name. You're supposed to tell me that..." 1004088;1422940227;trinque;I think I'll just give deedbot an out to spend and when it's depleted it's done, insert another please 1004089;1422940233;asciilifeform;trinque: chisel is not simply a very thin and unpleasant hammer. 1004090;1422940247;asciilifeform;no matter how many times abused 1004091;1422940254;trinque;the problem with that approach is splits 1004092;1422940270;trinque;*the problem with not recalculating all spendable outs each time and then picking one 1004093;1422940286;trinque;which, is one confirmation even enough to deal with that? 1004094;1422940302;trinque;should I be de-publishing things that ended up timestamped on a dropped fork? 1004095;1422940326;trinque;asciilifeform: rdbms is the surgical one, I hope 1004096;1422940399;trinque;now I understand why some idiot did a "crypto coin in couchdb" 1004097;1422940413;trinque;not like couchdb is any worse than any other of these 1004098;1422940518;trinque;turns out a lot of the code we wrap these kv stores in looks a lot like shitty constraints, shitty transactions, shitty referential integrity, etc 1004099;1422940543;trinque;but that should be reinvented each time because speed 1004100;1422940606;fluffypony;trinque: the worst is when they create a "fast, distributed key-value store" and then a couple of years later they get pressured into adding "fully atomic transactions" which ends up needing consistency, and so that becomes "full ACID support", and then fast-forward a few years and you have them inventing a "SQL-like query language" 1004101;1422940621;fluffypony;and they're two steps away from having re-invented an RDBMS 1004102;1422940625;trinque;fluffypony: yeah, the things ether are useless or are shitty SQS 1004103;1422940629;trinque;*SQL 1004104;1422940673;trinque;and when you're working on something that potentially involves the wealth of goddamn kings... 1004105;1422940696;trinque;lets not invent a database poorly as part of the problem 1004106;1422940707;fluffypony;"but WaffleDB is so much faster than mysql!" - which is a great argument if you're counting pageviews or storing log entries 1004107;1422940723;*;asciilifeform misread as 'Waffen DB' 1004108;1422940724;trinque;heh I like the line from the "mongo is webscale thing" 1004109;1422940756;trinque;about writing to /dev/null because obviously that'd be insanely fast 1004110;1422940776;fluffypony;100% in-memory, never spools to disk 1004111;1422940787;fluffypony;just don't ever restart 1004112;1422940806;trinque;the whole document store thing too, that's just looking at the net, accepting it as gospel 1004113;1422940815;trinque;then saying well fuck, since documents are right, obviously, lets do that 1004114;1422940818;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 252150 @ 0.000391 = 98.5907 BTC [+] {4} 1004115;1422940840;fluffypony;asciilifeform: "waffle" is my go-to when I talk hypotheticals...WaffleCoin, WaffleOS, WaffleDB 1004116;1422940843;mod6;i guess maybe one other time it ran a long time like this until it ran out of memory and blew its brains out 1004117;1422940864;trinque;fluffypony: there'll be one eventually 1004118;1422940869;fluffypony;no doubt 1004119;1422940873;fluffypony;then I'll have to stop using the name 1004120;1422940876;trinque;"inventing" a new "database" is just like farting out an altcoin these days 1004121;1422940897;trinque;nevermind the 40 years of research that culminated in modern rdbms 1004122;1422940905;asciilifeform;http://bitcoin.sipa.be/seeds.txt 1004123;1422940906;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1D86C3s ) 1004124;1422940907;asciilifeform;^ interesting 1004125;1422940914;fluffypony;at least when they "invent" a new database they can invent silly architecture without caring about cryptography...the amount of retarded cryptography in the altcoin space is scary 1004126;1422940916;*;mod6 looks 1004127;1422940922;asciilifeform;phoundation claims their 512 hardseeds are selected therein 1004128;1422940923;asciilifeform;https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/blob/7b879d3493e5b51c60522f71657941bd62e29334/contrib/seeds/README.md 1004129;1422940925;assbot;bitcoin/README.md at 7b879d3493e5b51c60522f71657941bd62e29334 · bitcoin/bitcoin · GitHub ... ( http://bit.ly/1D86D7A ) 1004130;1422941048;mod6;still some 32400 nodes out there 1004131;1422941056;trinque;fluffypony: when I finally learned lisp it was the same feeling towards every other scripty language 1004132;1422941090;trinque;who in the fuck let these bastards steal fire from the gods, and why wasn't I told about this? 1004133;1422941134;asciilifeform;!b 2 1004134;1422941135;assbot;Last 2 lines bashed and pending review. ( http://dpaste.com/0FPDE7Y.txt ) 1004135;1422941147;fluffypony;lol 1004136;1422941223;*;mod6 bed 1004137;1422941258;fluffypony;http://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-elite-meet-secret-island-bilderberg-style-retreat/ 1004138;1422941259;assbot;Bitcoin Elite to Gather on Secret Island for Bilderberg-Style Retreat ... ( http://bit.ly/1D87w03 ) 1004139;1422941267;fluffypony;lulzy 1004140;1422941644;trinque;fluffypony: bilderberg is right 1004141;1422941653;trinque;why don't they just invite the phoundation to the real one 1004142;1422941705;fluffypony;lol 1004143;1422941711;fluffypony;they're not cool enough 1004144;1422941732;trinque;they can discuss how best to attach bitcoin to the side of a sinking ship 1004145;1422941762;fluffypony;BarnacleCoin 1004146;1422941769;fluffypony;no no wait, BarnacleChains 1004147;1422941825;trinque;heh 1004148;1422943345;asciilifeform;jurov: for shame. 1004149;1422943361;asciilifeform;jurov: i post a mega-study of phoundation's nodes and your turdatron swallows it 1004150;1422943365;asciilifeform;jurov: without so much as a burp. 1004151;1422943446;asciilifeform;now, 1004152;1422943447;asciilifeform;http://www.loper-os.org/pub/this_is_lame.txt 1004153;1422943449;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/16ps5J3 ) 1004154;1422943464;asciilifeform;^ because who knows when he'll wake up 1004155;1422943977;asciilifeform;!up Vexual 1004156;1422943996;*;asciilifeform to sleep 1004157;1422944104;Vexual;gnight https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XklVahMDm1A 1004158;1422945152;Vexual;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g12f7uDIGZc 1004159;1422945700;Vexual;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XCGbNFFqxS4 1004160;1422954597;punkman;there's this robocaller that waits for me to pick up the phone and say something, pauses for a short time, then says "Goodbye" and hangs up. 1004161;1422954623;punkman;always makes me think "is this the day I get droned?" 1004162;1422954877;punkman;granted, I'm not in drone country and the paranoia feels a couple decades early. 1004163;1422954954;cazalla;i dunno, "goodbye" sounds a bit prophetic, i'd be getting the tinfoil hat and shotty, parachute at the ready 1004164;1422955046;punkman;(actually says "Goodbye", not translated, with a somewhat american accent) 1004165;1422955310;cazalla;mebe telemarkets and auto dialer couldn't find anyone free at the call centre to put you through to 1004166;1422955315;cazalla;telemarketer 1004167;1422956038;punkman;cazalla: yeah most likely 1004168;1422958812;punkman;!up The20YearIRCloud 1004169;1422961474;[]bot;Bet placed: 1 BTC for No on "Light Sweet Crude Oil (WTI) to drop under $40 before Mar 2015" http://bitbet.us/bet/1096/ Odds: 18(Y):82(N) by coin, 26(Y):74(N) by weight. Total bet: 8.65433047 BTC. Current weight: 34,443. 1004170;1422961476;[]bot;Bet placed: 1 BTC for No on "Light Sweet Crude Oil (WTI) to drop under $30 before April" http://bitbet.us/bet/1112/ Odds: 14(Y):86(N) by coin, 14(Y):86(N) by weight. Total bet: 7.99351 BTC. Current weight: 85,744. 1004171;1422963571;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 1649 @ 0.0009468 = 1.5613 BTC [-] {10} 1004172;1422964120;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [B.EXCH] 159 @ 0.00637779 = 1.0141 BTC [-] 1004173;1422966362;jurov;uff.. three discarded msgs from btc-dev? 1004174;1422967258;jurov;kakobrekla: is there a database? or any way to query http://w.b-a.link by keyid? 1004175;1422967350;jurov;!ident assbot 1004176;1422967356;jurov;!ident jurov 1004177;1422967377;jurov;;;ident jurov 1004178;1422967377;gribble;Nick 'jurov', with hostmask 'jurov!~jurov@impr-2-pt.tunnel.tserv5.lon1.ipv6.he.net', is not identified. 1004179;1422967594;jurov;i have found this but it won't work with short key ids: http://w.b-a.link/trust/7C1FBEC924FBD66531A02AE3F95E4E395927DC9C/FC66C0C5D98C42A1D4A98B6B42F9985AFAB953C4/json 1004180;1422967596;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1zafFiK ) 1004181;1422967783;jurov;nah, querying by key id is bad idea anyway 1004182;1422968148;punkman;jurov, any idea why my msg was dropped? 1004183;1422968316;punkman;jurov, re:database http://log.bitcoin-assets.com//?date=19-01-2015#983005 1004184;1422968316;assbot;Logged on 19-01-2015 05:25:29; kakobrekla: whoever was asking for wot db dumps http://files.bitcoin-assets.com/wot/ 1004185;1422968386;jurov;and i was trying things like http://search.bitcoin-assets.com/?q=wot+database 1004186;1422968387;assbot;8 results for 'wot database' - #bitcoin-assets search 1004187;1422968756;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 3350 @ 0.00094179 = 3.155 BTC [-] {2} 1004188;1422970843;jurov;asciilifeform: mircea_popescu: was not able to determine why sig is bad. pls pastebin the original 1004189;1422970871;jurov;punkman: your email client wordwrapped the clearsigned text, i was able to undo it 1004190;1422970955;jurov;everyone PLEASE either wordwrap text before signing, or attach it as file so that email client as no chance to munge it (you can leave empty body then) 1004191;1422971804;davout;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=03-02-2015#1004094 <<< transactions usually make it accross chain forks 1004192;1422971804;assbot;Logged on 03-02-2015 05:11:42; trinque: should I be de-publishing things that ended up timestamped on a dropped fork? 1004193;1422971845;chetty;email that actually sends what you want and nothing else would be a worthy project :) 1004194;1422971861;punkman;^ if the block the bundle tx ends up in disappears, I think best idea is to make new tx 1004195;1422971971;punkman;fukken wordwrap! 1004196;1422971989;punkman;can't even find option to turn it off. 1004197;1422972046;jurov;which client? 1004198;1422972118;punkman;squirrelmail 1004199;1422972118;mod6;wow this thing ran all night wedged @ 168,000: but didn't die http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=384mvxXm 1004200;1422972119;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1DARIRw ) 1004201;1422972122;mod6;wtf 1004202;1422972127;mod6;anyway, later. 1004203;1422972161;mod6;oh yeah, i stopped it for now. i'll mess with it later tonight. 1004204;1422972164;davout;re e-mail word-wrapping -> https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2822#section-2.1.1 1004205;1422972166;assbot;RFC 2822 - Internet Message Format ... ( http://bit.ly/1DARU33 ) 1004206;1422972221;davout;what looks like the correct solution -> https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2045#section-6.7 1004207;1422972223;assbot;RFC 2045 - Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions (MIME) Part One: Format of Internet Message Bodies ... ( http://bit.ly/1DAS76v ) 1004208;1422972244;jurov;" to accommodate the many implementations of user interfaces that display these messages which may truncate, or disastrously wrap, the display of more than 78 characters per line" OMFG 1004209;1422972280;punkman;just piles of stupid 1004210;1422972314;jurov;if attached, it will get converted into quoted-printable or such. but few email clients are able to do it with body, too 1004211;1422972375;jurov;imma using the phrase "it got disastrously wrapped" from now on 1004212;1422972465;davout;kek 1004213;1422975099;PeterL;re generating seedlist: once conected, the node has a list of working connections, yes? So dump some data from our working nodes into a file, that is our new seedlist for new nodes. Update periodically for people to grab from Foundation website. 1004214;1422975351;coderwill;Hello, good day/evening all! 1004215;1422975369;PeterL;good morning coderwill 1004216;1422975400;coderwill;thanks 1004217;1422975412;PeterL;usually "good day" is what you say when you leave, not with hello ;) 1004218;1422975456;coderwill;hehe, I know a few latin americans that might disagree w/ that sentiment. 1004219;1422975491;PeterL;using English? 1004220;1422975597;coderwill;that's an interesting question - I would say yes, but that I debate whether or not that is actually English or a regionalism 1004221;1422975787;coderwill;If you ever read or listen to Alan Watts this topic gets really subjective. :) 1004222;1422975820;punkman;http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/speaking-of-science/wp/2015/01/29/you-can-earn-13000-a-year-selling-your-poop/ 1004223;1422975821;assbot;You can earn $13,000 a year selling your poop - The Washington Post ... ( http://bit.ly/18KhJUR ) 1004224;1422976471;PeterL;jorov: if messages get disastrously wrapped, could your program automatically unwrap them? 1004225;1422976808;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6400 @ 0.00038822 = 2.4846 BTC [-] 1004226;1422976869;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 132800 @ 0.00038242 = 50.7854 BTC [-] 1004227;1422977138;artifexd;Current gossipd status: Education still in progress. Code to the point of loading keys and accepting connections. 1004228;1422977175;PeterL;which language are you writing it in? 1004229;1422977194;artifexd;Go 1004230;1422978007;lobbes;http://thebitcoin.foundation/index.html << I see y'all went for the 'hacker-green-and-black' after all 1004231;1422978008;assbot;..::[ The Bitcoin Foundation ]::.. ... ( http://bit.ly/1z7YzgA ) 1004232;1422979470;jurov;lobbes, have you seen http://mpex.co/?r=1 ? 1004233;1422979554;jurov;PeterL: asciilifeform's email had about hundred lines. if you make me a code that can unwrap them right in polynomial time... 1004234;1422979803;mircea_popescu;trinque: these "key value stores" are a joke << you don't understand the power ranger power range! 1004235;1422979828;mircea_popescu;berkley db WAS NO GOOD because not modern enough. key value stores not a problem. those are good. 1004236;1422979873;mircea_popescu;trinque: should I be de-publishing things that ended up timestamped on a dropped fork? << things can't end up detimestamped in the first place. 1004237;1422979884;mircea_popescu;tx is either in the main chain or in the mempool. the forks/orphans/we are irrelevant. 1004238;1422979915;lobbes;jurov: aha, I had not for some time. I'm digging the new look 1004239;1422979964;mircea_popescu;fluffypony: "but WaffleDB is so much faster than mysql!" - which is a great argument if you're counting pageviews or storing log entries <<< yeah, which is a great argumrent too bad it's irrelevant. 1004240;1422980002;jurov;http://blogs.enterprisedb.com/2014/09/24/postgres-outperforms-mongodb-and-ushers-in-new-developer-reality/ incidentally. 1004241;1422980004;assbot;Postgres Outperforms MongoDB and Ushers in New Developer Reality « The Postgres Blog from EnterpriseDB ... ( http://bit.ly/1AomvD3 ) 1004242;1422980045;jurov;"new reality" my ass. 1004243;1422980067;mircea_popescu;no, it is. new "web" reality. 1004244;1422980080;mircea_popescu;ie, the reality produced by the "consensus" of the "community" of "developers" on twitter. 1004245;1422980132;thestringpuller;jurov: yea. that was a really big story when it first came out. A lot of people started migrating of mongodb 1004246;1422980147;thestringpuller;d00d in office used to joke about the mongodb coffee mugs they had given us 1004247;1422980166;thestringpuller;"I'm going to drill holes in the bottom of all the mugs to illustrate a point" 1004248;1422980168;mircea_popescu;mod6: still some 32400 nodes out there << no. look at that shit! 1004249;1422980180;mircea_popescu;there are 1433 nodes with 90% uptime 1004250;1422980201;jurov;!b 4 1004251;1422980202;assbot;Last 4 lines bashed and pending review. ( http://dpaste.com/24JKHJD.txt ) 1004252;1422980202;mircea_popescu;there are 323 nodes with 99% uptime. 1004253;1422980223;mircea_popescu;and just 60 with 99.9% uptime. 1004254;1422980234;thestringpuller;MP where are you getting these stats? 1004255;1422980238;mircea_popescu;people keep derping about uh oh, 7k nodes. BULLSHIT. we're down from 270k to 61. 1004256;1422980253;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller http://log.b-a.link/?date=03-02-2015#1004122 1004257;1422980253;assbot;Logged on 03-02-2015 05:21:45; asciilifeform: http://bitcoin.sipa.be/seeds.txt 1004258;1422980276;mircea_popescu;and whilke this massacre's going on, "uh oh, 20mb blocks, it will work fine" 1004259;1422980282;mircea_popescu;gavin's mother on black cocks will work fine. 1004260;1422980309;jurov;https://flavorwire.files.wordpress.com/2010/11/201011111141.jpg lil' gavin 1004261;1422980310;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1AonRha ) 1004262;1422980321;mircea_popescu;"economic lolexperts in webeconomies have reviewed the fact that they have nfi what's what , what matters and where to look" 1004263;1422980333;mircea_popescu;according to the five year old, the burning house is no immediate cause of concern, he has his teddy. 1004264;1422980379;thestringpuller;MP how was this list created? 1004265;1422980392;thestringpuller;or is that ALF question? 1004266;1422980400;asciilifeform;jurov: if i attach it as attachment, will it display as normal message in turdatron (special case rule ?) 1004267;1422980418;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller go to -dev ask sipa 1004268;1422980418;asciilifeform;thestringpuller: see this_is_lame.txt 1004269;1422980422;mircea_popescu;why ask me! 1004270;1422980426;jurov;yes, clearsigned texts display directly in archive 1004271;1422980435;asciilifeform;^ that in fact was the letter that turdatron swallowed 1004272;1422980444;asciilifeform;http://www.loper-os.org/pub/this_is_lame.txt << copy 1004273;1422980446;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1uUg9V0 ) 1004274;1422980459;jurov;ok, lemme see diff 1004275;1422980501;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform i read that off the mail list ? 1004276;1422980529;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: no you didn't 1004277;1422980537;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: you read the 'go for tea' letter 1004278;1422980547;asciilifeform;(there's a few lines of code from that one in here) 1004279;1422980548;mircea_popescu;what im not halucinating i saw a oh diff similar one ? 1004280;1422980561;jurov;alf, presumably your email client did this: 1004281;1422980562;asciilifeform;10 whole lines were same, i think 1004282;1422980562;jurov;< 1.33.197.110:8333 1 1422939389 99.99% 99.40% 99.29% 87.54% 74.50% 341734 00000001 70001 "/Satoshi:0.8.6/" 1004283;1422980564;jurov;> 1.33.197.110:8333 1 1422939389 99.99% 99.40% 99.29% 87.54% 74.50% 1004284;1422980565;jurov;> 341734 00000001 70001 "/Satoshi:0.8.6/" 1004285;1422980583;mircea_popescu;why are we calling him alf again ? 1004286;1422980603;*;asciilifeform doesn't know 1004287;1422980633;jurov;why not? 1004288;1422980642;mircea_popescu;trinque: who in the fuck let these bastards steal fire from the gods, and why wasn't I told about this? << but... http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?GreenspunsTenthRuleOfProgramming 1004289;1422980644;assbot;Greenspuns Tenth Rule Of Programming ... ( http://bit.ly/1uUgLKi ) 1004290;1422980654;mircea_popescu;jurov sure but i thought there was some funny story involved 1004291;1422980667;jurov;!s alf 1004292;1422980668;assbot;40 results for 'alf' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=alf 1004293;1422980677;asciilifeform;incidentally, i have no idea who sipa is, but does appear to do much of the gruntwork in phoundation's bitcoind 1004294;1422980679;mircea_popescu;o hey good idea. why didn't i think of that! 1004295;1422980706;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform pieter wuille. one of the more sane people involved. 1004296;1422980708;asciilifeform;looks vaguely east asian in his github icon 1004297;1422980709;asciilifeform;aha 1004298;1422980726;mircea_popescu;currently doing something on sillycon funds with gmaxwell as a public whore. 1004299;1422980729;asciilifeform;seems like he wrote most or all of the post-0.5.3 stuff that actually works 1004300;1422980738;asciilifeform;e.g., the stuff i backported 1004301;1422980756;mircea_popescu;yes, a supermajority. bluematt did mopst of the post 0.5.3 testing that's not retarded, 1004302;1422980762;mircea_popescu;and there;'s a coupla more folks i wouldn' 1004303;1422980764;mircea_popescu;t negrate on sight 1004304;1422980796;asciilifeform;uptimes << who is surprised ? 1004305;1422980816;mircea_popescu;who with a clue is ever surprised by the facts of any matter in discussion ? 1004306;1422980829;asciilifeform;by definition, lol 1004307;1422980836;mircea_popescu;but the point is, since some of the brighter young minds on forum have taken to reading the logs, pointing out the plain obvious now and again is god's work 1004308;1422980880;asciilifeform;ergo the experiment described in this_is_lame.txt - probably did not say anything new to the folks here, but may benefit the students 1004309;1422980895;jurov;phoundation's seeds replaced with this_is_lame.txt, distributed 1004310;1422980915;jurov;mircea can do the same to get his email out 1004311;1422980933;asciilifeform;http://therealbitcoin.org/ml/btc-dev/2015-February/000046.html << ty jurov 1004312;1422980933;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1AoqAY2 ) 1004313;1422980954;mircea_popescu;jurov im reading the logs see why my email died, haven't gotten therer yet but will presently. 1004314;1422981057;mircea_popescu;"All programs have been written, and that program is Lisp. With perfection already attained, implementation is left to the ignorant who do not already know the truth of this." << shit, now i know why i don't code. 1004315;1422981060;mircea_popescu;"solved problem' 1004316;1422981179;mircea_popescu;fluffypony: no no wait, BarnacleChains << win. 1004317;1422981199;asciilifeform;262474. 1004318;1422981203;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform: jurov: without so much as a burp. << you knoiw you keep saying this, but it's an email drop. how would you want it to burp ? 1004319;1422981208;mircea_popescu;if it did, how would you hear it. 1004320;1422981216;asciilifeform;it has no mouth 1004321;1422981218;asciilifeform;cannot burp 1004322;1422981220;asciilifeform;but frustrating. 1004323;1422981227;mircea_popescu;short of implementing the phantomcircuit hack and emailing everyone who ever emailed it anythging the whole error log every time 1004324;1422981236;asciilifeform;at least we oughta bake a 'lint' for these msgs 1004325;1422981242;asciilifeform;i'll probably do it 1004326;1422981282;mircea_popescu;punkman: always makes me think "is this the day I get droned?" << just checking the line's still live. 1004327;1422981335;thestringpuller;!s this_is_lame.txt 1004328;1422981336;assbot;1 results for 'this_is_lame.txt' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=this_is_lame.txt 1004329;1422981356;TomServo;I noticed a fully-synced node maintains its IRC connection. I was curious if that's desirable, and also if that means you're made a candidate to fill other nodes? 1004330;1422981388;jurov;asciilifeform: how do you propose the lint would work? run on saved mailbox? 1004331;1422981431;mircea_popescu;TomServo the latter yes. 1004332;1422981525;jurov;in any webmail, you can save the finished message as draft and then try to gpg verify the text. that should take care of 90% of above problems 1004333;1422981645;mircea_popescu;jurov http://pastebin.com/eYVsfbYD << pastebin of original 1004334;1422981646;assbot;-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA512 The enclosed 1386667 bytes f - Pastebin.com ... ( http://bit.ly/1AoubVU ) 1004335;1422981738;mircea_popescu;chetty: email that actually sends what you want and nothing else would be a worthy project :) << better than darmkail and other bs at any rate. 1004336;1422981786;mircea_popescu;punkman: ^ if the block the bundle tx ends up in disappears, I think best idea is to make new tx << no. there's exactly no reason for deedbot to have block awareness. if the tx disappears, it should not notice. 1004337;1422981788;mircea_popescu;so that we will. 1004338;1422981868;mircea_popescu;jurov: " to accommodate the many implementations of <<< specification made to accomodate the implementation. welcome to the world of braindamage, or where do you think civil engineers that flunked go ? computer science! 1004339;1422981888;mircea_popescu;"here's a bridge building specification to accomodate the many bad bridges build all over the country" said nobody ever. 1004340;1422981955;mircea_popescu;PeterL: re generating seedlist: once conected, the node has a list of working connections, yes? So dump some data from our working nodes into a file, that is our new seedlist for new nodes. Update periodically for people to grab from Foundation website. << not substantially different from the "scan the web" notion. more democracy. 1004341;1422981966;mircea_popescu;a node of unknown provenance doesn't exist. 1004342;1422981979;mircea_popescu;would you eat a chunk of cheesy-looking substance you found on the sidewalk ? 1004343;1422981983;trinque;punkman: "droned" << heh, I just got a call from a weird number saying they received a package addressed to me 1004344;1422981988;trinque;...anthrax! 1004345;1422981998;mircea_popescu;why then would you read nobody's opinion in the newspaper or try to digest a random chunk of online nonsense. 1004346;1422982185;trinque;mircea_popescu: and apparently http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?GreencoddsTenthRuleOfProgramming 1004347;1422982187;assbot;Greencodds Tenth Rule Of Programming ... ( http://bit.ly/1AowacR ) 1004348;1422982187;mircea_popescu;jurov btw i can guarantee my client did no skullduggery to the email. i have the outgoing saved as sent by the mta. 1004349;1422982187;thestringpuller;asciilifeform: i am suprised list has nothing under 0.8 1004350;1422982198;thestringpuller;does this mean phoundation is trying to hijack nodes? 1004351;1422982200;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller it 1004352;1422982204;mircea_popescu;'s not a very good list. 1004353;1422982204;thestringpuller;Iterpret the results for me 1004354;1422982250;jurov;mircea_popescu: your pastebin doesn't verify 1004355;1422982256;mircea_popescu;eh get out ?! 1004356;1422982274;jurov;show raw, saved it and... bad sig 1004357;1422982277;mircea_popescu;jesuswtf 1004358;1422982443;mircea_popescu;well... resigning 1004359;1422982653;mircea_popescu;ok my client is doing some unspecified mangling somewhere wtf. 1004360;1422982848;mircea_popescu;jurov resent, with signed material attached as file. still nothing there apparently. 1004361;1422982910;mircea_popescu;artifexd: Current gossipd status: Education still in progress. Code to the point of loading keys and accepting connections. << sounds pretty good. 1004362;1422983161;asciilifeform;jurov: lint would be run locally. by the rest of us. 1004363;1422983192;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?ErikNaggum << check that out. 1004364;1422983193;assbot;Erik Naggum ... ( http://bit.ly/1AoA2uh ) 1004365;1422983208;mircea_popescu;funny how things change. "PaulGraham's evil twin." ? rly ? 1004366;1422983220;asciilifeform;email that actually sends what you want and nothing else would be a worthy project << would have to be present at every hop of the message. a direly implausible project, sadly 1004367;1422983244;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform just let it SEND what you want. 1004368;1422983265;mircea_popescu;you know ? i'm all ready to go back to bang paths over here. 1004369;1422983306;TomServo;he railed against using period << ?! 1004370;1422983307;mircea_popescu;just as long as i get back the control, i see no problem with !derp!herp!router!alf 1004371;1422983316;asciilifeform;"here's a bridge building specification to accomodate the many bad bridges build all over the country" said nobody ever. << the space scuttle was, according to legend, sized so that the typical american bridge could safely pass it. likewise legend holds that this was just short of true, and many bridges (not to mention roads) had lives considerably shortened by the scuttle 1004372;1422983451;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform you mean the shuttle ?! 1004373;1422983472;asciilifeform;aye 1004374;1422983477;mircea_popescu;it lands at an airport like everything else dunnit ? 1004375;1422983489;TomServo;"Whoever decided to use the semicolon to end something should just be taken out and have his colon semified. (At least COBOL and SQL managed to use a period.)" heh 1004376;1422983489;asciilifeform;the tanks 1004377;1422983492;asciilifeform;had to travel 1004378;1422983499;asciilifeform;for political reasons - full 1004379;1422983510;asciilifeform;then it was assembled and launched 1004380;1422983513;asciilifeform;every time. 1004381;1422983531;*;asciilifeform thought this was commonly known 1004382;1422983540;asciilifeform;perhaps not outside of gringolandia 1004383;1422983541;mircea_popescu;oh oh 1004384;1422983600;mircea_popescu;TomServo i dunno why he's so strung up on it ; semicolon is perfectly fine way to end things ; it also happens to be the traditional english ending of "separable entities that are for ulterior reasons strung together". 1004385;1422983627;asciilifeform;!up the_scourge 1004386;1422983645;TomServo;Came across that looking for a tirade against the period - asciilifeform any help? 1004387;1422983661;asciilifeform;TomServo: can't recall such a thing 1004388;1422983675;the_scourge;rehi 1004389;1422983691;the_scourge;need to put a warning about needing a cloak in this chan :) 1004390;1422983705;asciilifeform;we used to have one 1004391;1422983732;asciilifeform;then ddoser took a vacation, it sorta vanished 1004392;1422983755;the_scourge;um... recently? as in the last 5 hours? :) 1004393;1422983776;the_scourge;i JUST got ddos'd once last night and twice earlier today 1004394;1422983786;asciilifeform;then we can presume he's back in business. 1004395;1422983797;the_scourge;yes very much so 1004396;1422983803;mircea_popescu;more like back in hobby. 1004397;1422983808;asciilifeform;the_scourge: didja measure? 1004398;1422983821;the_scourge;and it was one of the more impressive ones i've ever seen, and i used to see top quality ones on a daily basis 1004399;1422983852;the_scourge;asciilifeform: it totally saturated at least 2 full gigabit fibre terminii 1004400;1422983872;mircea_popescu;packet count is more on point. 1004401;1422983900;asciilifeform;the_scourge: from packet dumps taken by myself and at least 2 other folks here, appears that mr. ddos uses mainly 'amplification' method (ssdp, ntp) 1004402;1422983919;the_scourge;but what's most interesting is the shape of the traffic and the packets... i was plugged into a sub-campus and it would appear that it was using dynamic discovery protocol over http for amplification (using any device that supports it) 1004403;1422983947;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 73600 @ 0.0003716 = 27.3498 BTC [-] 1004404;1422983947;asciilifeform;it is actually a bit hard to take a proper capture of ddos (as in, all or even most of the packets) with common equipment 1004405;1422983947;the_scourge;yes it was ssdp, i couldn't remember (brain fart and i'm home chilling) 1004406;1422983977;the_scourge;asciilifeform: the network guys at $my_client are actually top-notch 1004407;1422983982;asciilifeform;well sure 1004408;1422983985;asciilifeform;but that's what makes it a dos 1004409;1422983994;asciilifeform;overwhelms routing equipment 1004410;1422984003;the_scourge;they brought a wireshark dump over to my desk 1004411;1422984005;asciilifeform;you end up with, at best, a statistical sample 1004412;1422984011;the_scourge;asciilifeform: oh yah totally 1004413;1422984016;asciilifeform;the_scourge: would you care to post it publicly ? 1004414;1422984029;the_scourge;i didn't ask for the USB stick 1004415;1422984047;mircea_popescu;cool story bro. 1004416;1422984068;the_scourge;this is a paying client. even though everything pointed to me being targeted, i still didn't want to make more noise than i already had 1004417;1422984087;asciilifeform;we have at least two posted by regulars - one that was entirely ssdp (from buggy upnp in consumer routers) and another that was mostly ntp (likewise misconfigured embedded electronics) 1004418;1422984114;the_scourge;oh weird 1004419;1422984122;the_scourge;this definitely had ntp as well 1004420;1422984162;asciilifeform;the_scourge: i've discovered that cellular modems, at least in the way they are operated in usa, are immune to this type of ddos. 1004421;1422984165;asciilifeform;funnily enough 1004422;1422984172;asciilifeform;(they are nearly useless for everyday life) 1004423;1422984195;the_scourge;and sadly i was on a VERY VERY VERY large very flat network with more class A IPs than ... almost any other entity on the planet. and lots of buggy ssdp routers all over the place 'cause of the (phys) architecture 1004424;1422984198;asciilifeform;the telco drops anything at all coming your way that isn't part of a tcp connection you established earlier 1004425;1422984232;jurov;mircea_popescu: the email is out, after a bugfix (to account for application/pgp mimetype properly) 1004426;1422984237;mircea_popescu;this is how it's supposed to work anyway 1004427;1422984240;the_scourge;asciilifeform: yah we ended up having to use another contractor's LTE just to try to google some of the fingerprints 1004428;1422984245;mircea_popescu;jurov yay! 1004429;1422984264;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform http://therealbitcoin.org/ml/btc-dev/2015-February/000047.html 1004430;1422984264;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1AoEjhi ) 1004431;1422984271;*;the_scourge needs to get LTE of some kind but is a bit of a nutter about that kinda shit 1004432;1422984289;mircea_popescu;jurov uh but how do i fin the file ? 1004433;1422984301;mircea_popescu;o nm lol 1004434;1422984305;mircea_popescu;found it. 1004435;1422984322;asciilifeform;the_scourge: LTE << what country ? 1004436;1422984419;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: ty! 1004437;1422984425;mircea_popescu;!up sergiohlb 1004438;1422984438;the_scourge;asciilifeform: UK for most business needs 1004439;1422984444;mircea_popescu;in unrelated news, i dreamed up a new licensing model which teh foundation and us generally might wish to consdier. 1004440;1422984452;mircea_popescu;ima write it up and lookingforward to comments. 1004441;1422984480;the_scourge;also, north america sometimes. but right now i just need a UK dongle that has chinese backdoors instead of american 1004442;1422984518;the_scourge;do the russians make LTE hotspots? they've started making smartphones with e-ink, but it's a shame i didn't hear about it until after i went off of smartphones entirely 1004443;1422984533;asciilifeform;the_scourge: 'sparkfun corp.' sells a lte simcard good for 6 months, ~80 usd 1004444;1422984541;asciilifeform;usa-only iirc 1004445;1422984560;asciilifeform;the_scourge: huawei corp makes lte modems 1004446;1422984694;asciilifeform;!rate the_scourge 1 new blood, seems like a reasonable fella 1004447;1422984694;assbot;the_scourge is not registered in WoT. 1004448;1422984704;the_scourge;assbot is a liar 1004449;1422984706;asciilifeform;get in wot the_scourge 1004450;1422984709;asciilifeform;rly? 1004451;1422984713;the_scourge;i thought i was... one sec 1004452;1422984747;the_scourge;oh wait, i've only set up my gpg key, do i need to associate a bitcoin address as well? 1004453;1422984751;asciilifeform;nope 1004454;1422984755;asciilifeform;gpg suffices 1004455;1422984768;asciilifeform;are you logged in under same nick ? 1004456;1422984796;the_scourge;16:45 You are now authenticated for user the_scourge with key 300A9F6A3D0564B4 1004457;1422984800;the_scourge;^ yes 1004458;1422984803;asciilifeform;http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewgpg.php?nick=the_scourge 1004459;1422984803;assbot;#bitcoin-otc gpg key data ... ( http://bit.ly/1AoFYDR ) 1004460;1422984806;PeterL;aha, needs to be assbot 1004461;1422984822;asciilifeform;kakobrekla, is the_scourge in the new assbot wot ? 1004462;1422984825;the_scourge;oh of course 1004463;1422984844;the_scourge;do i just do the same dance with assbot? 1004464;1422984866;the_scourge;the docs made it seem like assbot used the otc WOT 1004465;1422984886;PeterL;http://wiki.bitcoin-assets.com/irc_bots/assbot 1004466;1422984886;assbot;irc_bots:assbot [bitcoin assets wiki] ... ( http://bit.ly/1vn4pjB ) 1004467;1422984886;asciilifeform;the_scourge: not long ago, kakobrekla finished a rework of wot. so there are a few hiccups 1004468;1422984922;asciilifeform;try the '!register' function 1004469;1422985021;the_scourge;with.... gribble? 1004470;1422985025;asciilifeform;with assbot 1004471;1422985033;asciilifeform;see the earlier link 1004472;1422985149;chetty;Thats right 77 percent of 18- to 34-year-olds in the new survey could not name even one US senator in their home state 1004473;1422985200;asciilifeform;chetty: expect this number to reach 99+ as the residual fucks given re: political apparatus waft away 1004474;1422985210;chetty; more than nine in 10 of the 18- to 34-year-olds plan to vote in the 2016 1004475;1422985229;trinque;how hard is it to pick a favorite color out of two? 1004476;1422985236;asciilifeform;chetty: a good many otherwise well-informed, educated folks in late ussr could not name very many muppets either 1004477;1422985283;chetty;well it has rather ceased to matter, get screwed by the red or by the blue, who cares 1004478;1422985308;asciilifeform;folks enjoy the ritual of 'choosing' left- or right-handed thread on the screw 1004479;1422985421;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: seems like your post was originally rejected by turdatron because it did not contain a machine-readable signature for the tarball 1004480;1422985441;asciilifeform;your statement that said tarball must not be used except for research should have gone into the signed message body 1004481;1422985469;asciilifeform;turdatron wants a machine-readable standalone sig (just the --pgp-- block) for every attachment. 1004482;1422985474;asciilifeform;!up the_scourge 1004483;1422985488;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform if it's not in the signed body where did you get it from ? 1004484;1422985501;asciilifeform;http://therealbitcoin.org/ml/btc-dev/attachments/20150203/header-bitcoin-src-21may2012_8b34d7ebf677c0fb6434ef87c18492857af9e391.asc 1004485;1422985502;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1F2rFDD ) 1004486;1422985533;asciilifeform;http://therealbitcoin.org/ml/btc-dev/2015-February/000047.html << i think jurov slipped this through manually. there is no message body, signed or otherwise 1004487;1422985534;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1F2rNDa ) 1004488;1422985575;jurov;yes, on it 1004489;1422985581;jurov;it should show body 1004490;1422985613;asciilifeform;jurov: that's not the problem i'm talking about. rather, the fact that turdatron could not possibly have processed this message on its own. 1004491;1422985623;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform there is no message body cause when i put it in the body it got mangled to hell 1004492;1422985656;mircea_popescu;anyway, explain to me like i'm slow, there's a problem with the thing as presented ? 1004493;1422985668;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: turdatron, as originally built, expects a pattern like this: http://therealbitcoin.org/ml/btc-dev/2015-February/000040.html 1004494;1422985669;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1F2s5dh ) 1004495;1422985670;mircea_popescu;you get a hash of the file and an explanation of purpose in the signed attachment, seems reasonable ? 1004496;1422985672;jurov;mircea_popescu: it is supposed to show directly the clearsigned text that was used to validate the message 1004497;1422985686;asciilifeform;there is (optionally) message body; then, for each attachment, there is a detached-sig 1004498;1422985686;mircea_popescu;jurov oh as opposed to attached ? 1004499;1422985689;jurov;regardless of any other attachemnts 1004500;1422985709;mircea_popescu;oh i c 1004501;1422985723;mircea_popescu;jurov can convention be that if body is empty 1st attachment = body ? 1004502;1422985731;mircea_popescu;(somehoiw i thought this was the case) 1004503;1422985736;asciilifeform;i think jurov is working on that one 1004504;1422985742;mircea_popescu;aha okies. 1004505;1422985750;mircea_popescu;poor jurov, he's getting stretched here. 1004506;1422985750;jurov;yes, that's what i'm doing. it just insists that application/pgp is not text 1004507;1422985754;asciilifeform;this was, afaik, the only known answer to the mutilations 1004508;1422985777;mircea_popescu;well it is not text, technically, because you can also send it as binary. 1004509;1422985802;mircea_popescu;should i force clearsigned material be saved as .txt ? 1004510;1422985803;jurov;wait, you can clearsign in binary? 1004511;1422985812;mircea_popescu;nope. but i could have, and the file'd have been .asc too 1004512;1422985823;jurov;yes, saving it as txt would help. but best to fix it for once. 1004513;1422985826;mircea_popescu;(i imagine it goes by file extension) 1004514;1422985983;asciilifeform;ben_vulpes, mod6: http://therealbitcoin.org/ml/btc-dev/2015-February/000046.html << comments/thoughts ? 1004515;1422985984;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1F2t25m ) 1004516;1422986152;the_scourge;will assbot search long keyids on keys.gnupg.net? 1004517;1422986265;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform not surprised in the slightest ? 1004518;1422986274;mircea_popescu;it's not me trying to build a parallel, closed universe. 1004519;1422986367;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: purpose of experiment was to demonstrate the fact of. 1004520;1422986369;asciilifeform;(said universe) 1004521;1422986405;mircea_popescu;yup. and in that it succeeds. 1004522;1422986501;the_scourge;asciilifeform: who was asserting that there were nodes < v0.8 1004523;1422986506;asciilifeform;the_scourge: no one. 1004524;1422986527;asciilifeform;the_scourge: but i was digging for proof that a) there are < 0.8 nodes in the candidate list b) none were selected 1004525;1422986531;asciilifeform;and found it. 1004526;1422986555;the_scourge;oh yah i see 1004527;1422986588;asciilifeform;punkman et al: http://therealbitcoin.org/ml/btc-dev/2015-February/000048.html 1004528;1422986589;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1F2uqEV ) 1004529;1422986597;the_scourge;why would they select such a node? surely no reason other than "this operator is keeping up to date" would need to be given 1004530;1422986611;asciilifeform;the_scourge: if, say, it were a random selection 1004531;1422986614;the_scourge;reading 1004532;1422986625;asciilifeform;the_scourge: the only genuine oddity is that the selection process was not described 1004533;1422986636;asciilifeform;or, at the very least, i was not able to find such a description 1004534;1422986639;asciilifeform;in their published material 1004535;1422986649;asciilifeform;if it is in there after all - i'd appreciate a pointer. 1004536;1422986683;the_scourge;right 1004537;1422986701;the_scourge;i'm being a mong with this !register command 1004538;1422986702;asciilifeform;my current working hypothesis is that the 512-list contains 'stratfors' or similar animals 1004539;1422986724;asciilifeform;little burrowing underground animals 1004540;1422986730;the_scourge;i've given it my long key id... it says invalid (so quickly i have a hard time believing it even did a search) 1004541;1422986747;asciilifeform;kakobrekla ^ 1004542;1422986751;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 1637 @ 0.00096996 = 1.5878 BTC [+] {2} 1004543;1422986764;asciilifeform;ask kakobrekla when he awakens 1004544;1422986770;asciilifeform;he is the author of assbot 1004545;1422986776;the_scourge;cool thanks 1004546;1422986816;the_scourge;idk man i appreciate your sleuthing and keep it up but holding the btc foundation's feet to the fire will NEVER work 1004547;1422986834;asciilifeform;what means 'work' in this context 1004548;1422986834;asciilifeform;? 1004549;1422986860;the_scourge;like we're back in a weird 'sleuth and journalist > public opinion' game which was lost a LONG time ago 1004550;1422986908;asciilifeform;the_scourge: you will find that one of the more interesting ideas we run with in #b-a is that public opinion isn't a particularly interesting concept re: bitcoin 1004551;1422986919;asciilifeform;it's rather like public opinion of the atomic bomb 1004552;1422986926;the_scourge;well i take it your goal is to prevent nefarious hijacking of bitcoind, done in such a way that everyone upgrades and long after it is realized that the network is resultingly compromised? 1004553;1422986935;asciilifeform;not especially enthusiastic, but it doesn't keep the neutrons in 1004554;1422986936;the_scourge;which, the seed nodes would be a good vector for such a thing 1004555;1422987012;the_scourge;ok, but public opinion will determine who uses what version/implementation of bitcoind, and a seed node can be packaged with said distribution 1004556;1422987018;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform http://trilema.com/2015/a-new-software-licensing-paradigm/ < 1004557;1422987018;assbot;A new software licensing paradigm pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. ... ( http://bit.ly/1F2vwAL ) 1004558;1422987029;mircea_popescu;ben_vulpes mod6 ^ does that sound like something teh foundation might support ? 1004559;1422987035;asciilifeform;the protocol is sufficiently well-designed, and vintage nodes sufficiently abundant (esp. among miners) that said hijacking presents little more than an annoyance at present (see mod6's experiment last night.) 1004560;1422987058;the_scourge;is the experiment discussed in last night's logs? 1004561;1422987058;asciilifeform;but it does not follow that, if you can hear mice in the walls but have not yet discovered their turds in your cupboards - mice are harmless and ought to be let alone 1004562;1422987063;asciilifeform;the_scourge: yes 1004563;1422987100;mircea_popescu; like we're back in a weird 'sleuth and journalist > public opinion' game which was lost a LONG time ago << public opinion only matters in fiat backed worlds. 1004564;1422987107;mircea_popescu;in gold backed words, that game wasn't lost, nor was it ever played. 1004565;1422987127;the_scourge;right so you're saying nefarious things are being attempted but the attempts are hopeless even within the main branch of blockchain 1004566;1422987143;mircea_popescu;part of why we're here is exactly that : making paper money impossible -> making the welfare governments impossible -> making the "public oppiunion" impossible -> undo the numerous errors of the 20th century. 1004567;1422987166;the_scourge;mircea_popescu: right, i was talking about the world at large. you can stick a fork in journalistic integrity, it's done 1004568;1422987179;the_scourge;er, maybe i blame the mob more than their journalists... whatever 1004569;1422987181;mircea_popescu;you can also stick a fork in "representative democracy" equally done. 1004570;1422987205;the_scourge;20th century? a bit myopic? otherwise i agree 1004571;1422987269;mircea_popescu;jurov o splendid, i got a mod notice and everything. i like how this works. 1004572;1422987274;mircea_popescu;!up Jrum 1004573;1422987281;the_scourge;wanting to undo the new deal and sufferage etc only makes you a slightly redder republican, or a backbencher tory 1004574;1422987305;asciilifeform;!up the_scourge 1004575;1422987404;mircea_popescu;im neither. i'm a fucking guelph. that's a white flag you see behind, and the battle is for imperial immediacy not bs. 1004576;1422987425;the_scourge;ok, so other than the microscope paper (which is a bit high-level) what exactly can/should/could be done with bitcoin itself? why not just skip to working on the other stuff and let the existing bitcoin maintainers work out their shit. there are plenty of people who oppose the foundation already 1004577;1422987456;asciilifeform;which is the 'other stuff' 1004578;1422987458;the_scourge;imperial immediacy ... gonna have to look that one up :) 1004579;1422987461;asciilifeform;particle physics ? 1004580;1422987482;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: i propose name 'piratic license' 1004581;1422987515;the_scourge;asciilifeform: comms, hardware, 'corporate' governance, sovereignty techology 1004582;1422987523;asciilifeform;or, if you prefer something more orcish, the hajduk licence. 1004583;1422987542;asciilifeform;the_scourge: this means bitcoin in much the same way that computing means semiconductor. 1004584;1422987548;the_scourge;admittedly, that last one consists of 'shit that already exists' - small unit tactics. but a lot of it is high-tech and needs work 1004585;1422987575;asciilifeform;bitcoin - the actual bitcoin, that, contrary to popular notion, still functions - is the semiconductor for all of these. 1004586;1422987581;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform nah, let them come up with that. 1004587;1422987588;chetty;when did Erik Voorhees get to be a 'VC' ? 1004588;1422987591;mircea_popescu;name should be based on the actual world not on the current 1004589;1422987609;mircea_popescu;chetty perhaps once stalin gave him a license ? 1004590;1422987611;the_scourge;a victoria cross ... omg 1004591;1422987615;*;asciilifeform likes names based on distant pasts 1004592;1422987638;mircea_popescu;the_scourge the notion that anyone works on bitcoin or in any manner relevant to bitcoin outside of this channel is laughable on its face. 1004593;1422987678;asciilifeform;the_scourge: 'vc' around here typically refers to the american financial term 1004594;1422987688;the_scourge;cool, can you clarify? i like prose so feel free to link 1004595;1422987694;asciilifeform;'venture capital' 1004596;1422987704;the_scourge;asciilifeform: i know i make good joke!? 1004597;1422987710;asciilifeform;it's more sad than funny 1004598;1422987725;asciilifeform;though i prefer 'vulture capital' 1004599;1422987734;chetty;well last I heard he was a convict, so I guess we know who is greasing his palm 1004600;1422987765;mircea_popescu;never went to trial did he ? 1004601;1422987786;asciilifeform;chetty: iirc he was fined in a civil court 1004602;1422987786;chetty;plea afaik 1004603;1422987806;asciilifeform;more like a traffic violation (with bigger numbers) than a criminal matter 1004604;1422987810;asciilifeform;but - ianal! 1004605;1422987830;asciilifeform;in ru world this is called 'administrative penalty' 1004606;1422987866;the_scourge;mircea_popescu: can you elaborate on your assertion? i don't like making assumptions 1004607;1422987873;chetty;riiight, and I am sure he will now be a good boy 1004608;1422987874;asciilifeform;(possible criminal complaint if you don't pay, and referred to collections apparatus as a civil debt) 1004609;1422987906;mircea_popescu;the_scourge which one 1004610;1422987972;the_scourge;"the notion that anyone" 1004611;1422988013;mircea_popescu;seems pretty plain. 1004612;1422988066;the_scourge;ok well define 'bitcoin' then in the context... like it or not LOTS of people are working on lots of implementations which lots of people are using/will use 1004613;1422988089;the_scourge;so if we're talking about the main fork of the chain, then... idk you have to ellaborate 1004614;1422988107;asciilifeform;the_scourge: you may be aware that bitcoin network does not function by 'vote' of the nodes. 1004615;1422988120;asciilifeform;but in a rather different way 1004616;1422988142;scoopbot;New post on Trilema by Mircea Popescu: http://trilema.com/2015/a-new-software-licensing-paradigm/ 1004617;1422988175;mircea_popescu;define bitcoin ?! any and all blockchain based, mining enforced, elecrtronic currencies. 1004618;1422988195;kakobrekla;the_scourge see pm. 1004619;1422988199;mircea_popescu;the particulars are discussed in http://trilema.com/2014/the-woes-of-altcoin-or-why-there-is-no-such-thing-as-cryptocurrencies/ 1004620;1422988199;assbot;The woes of Altcoin, or why there is no such thing as "cryptocurrencies" pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. ... ( http://bit.ly/1IGVwSi ) 1004621;1422988206;mircea_popescu;the generals are that you can have only one monetized good 1004622;1422988218;mircea_popescu;all the others are derivatives of its monetization, they can't have their own. 1004623;1422988279;the_scourge;i read that article, it seemed to be saying that smaller POW protocols would always be subject to hardness attacks 1004624;1422988306;mircea_popescu;more generally, that nothing other than bitcoin can really exist 1004625;1422988368;asciilifeform;see also the works of tom schelling 1004626;1422988379;asciilifeform;(game theorist) 1004627;1422988384;mircea_popescu;or whatever, five centuries of macroeconomics discussions. 1004628;1422988409;asciilifeform;n centuries of geometrywank < euclid 1004629;1422988439;mircea_popescu;they just hold some sentimental appeal for me :) 1004630;1422988461;mircea_popescu;sorta like redditard'd go "see collected manga works" or w/e. 1004631;1422988525;the_scourge;right, but for the issue at present: POW will always be vulnerable to hardness attacks, because there are bad?unlikeable?big? people in the world who can do a lot of work and ruin the fun for everyone, even if we ignore their fork of the chain. btc got very lucky in that it slipped under the radar, but that will never happen again in history. the wardens have been alerted 1004632;1422988536;the_scourge;am i ... doing it justice? so far? 1004633;1422988546;mircea_popescu;bitcoin stable state is where > 50% of all energy generated on planet earth goes to mininmg. 1004634;1422988556;the_scourge;right 1004635;1422988571;mircea_popescu;and it won't be "the wardens" 1004636;1422988584;mircea_popescu;the wardens are dead. the invisible hand however... myeah. 1004637;1422988634;mircea_popescu;you can always derive a profit by attacking unmonetized goods, or rather ; by exploiting the false claim of anyone putting forth an unmonetized good as money. 1004638;1422988645;mircea_popescu;as soros proved for the benefit of the bank of england. 1004639;1422988681;mircea_popescu;which is why i don't particularly mind gavin trying to create a scamcoin, nor whatever "public oppinion" support he may muster. 1004640;1422988685;mircea_popescu;more money is always welcome. 1004641;1422988693;ben_vulpes;ah jesus 1004642;1422988709;ben_vulpes;over a thousand log lines 1004643;1422988715;mircea_popescu;good stuff too. 1004644;1422988897;the_scourge;!rate kakobrekla 1 helped me register 1004645;1422988897;assbot;the_scourge is not registered in WoT. 1004646;1422988907;ben_vulpes;!b 2 1004647;1422988908;assbot;Last 2 lines bashed and pending review. ( http://dpaste.com/1NY6W1Q.txt ) 1004648;1422988917;ben_vulpes;humbug. 1004649;1422988923;the_scourge;wut 1004650;1422988923;asciilifeform;the_scourge: gotta be in wot and logged in to press that button 1004651;1422988925;asciilifeform;thinkaboutit 1004652;1422988946;the_scourge;yah ... i thought i was (again) 1004653;1422988949;kakobrekla;err, there is no session to be 'logged in' 1004654;1422988953;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform there;s no logged in 1004655;1422988953;asciilifeform;else every sp4mz0r would be rated $maxint 1004656;1422988954;mircea_popescu;damned. 1004657;1422988962;asciilifeform;well authenticated 1004658;1422988967;mircea_popescu;mnop :D 1004659;1422988969;kakobrekla;neg 1004660;1422988972;mircea_popescu;yay! 1004661;1422988976;kakobrekla;stfu 1004662;1422988981;the_scourge;!rate kakobrekla 1 helped me register 1004663;1422988981;assbot;You must be rated before you can rate. 1004664;1422988985;kakobrekla;aha! 1004665;1422988989;kakobrekla;see, it works. 1004666;1422988990;the_scourge;yay! 1004667;1422989006;trinque;m-my blockchain... 'tis to the 18th of the present month! 1004668;1422989009;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [B.MINE] 200 @ 0.0056089 = 1.1218 BTC [-] {9} 1004669;1422989015;the_scourge;grrr it was UX issues ... tmux buffers + whitespace.... more excuses, more excuses 1004670;1422989017;mircea_popescu;trinque pogo ? 1004671;1422989019;asciilifeform;!rate the_scourge 1 new blood, seems like a reasonable fella, presently 1004672;1422989019;assbot;Request successful, get your OTP: http://w.b-a.link/otp/2eb0c3750b5032de 1004673;1422989026;kakobrekla;asciilifeform each auth-worthy command gets otp 1004674;1422989032;trinque;mircea_popescu: having read logs it seems like everything I was worrying about regarding timestamp-transactions is moot 1004675;1422989040;mircea_popescu;ye 1004676;1422989040;the_scourge;!rate kakobrekla 1 top man 1004677;1422989040;assbot;You must be rated before you can rate. 1004678;1422989055;the_scourge;er apparently having a 1 isn't good enough to give it away 1004679;1422989056;kakobrekla;he must !verify first 1004680;1422989060;asciilifeform;!v assbot:asciilifeform.rate.the_scourge.1:97ebe29eec56db08f42ab0fbddfb4b60375c862c3ec0412baac3b1e9b0f39e28 1004681;1422989060;assbot;Successfully added a rating of 1 for the_scourge with note: new blood, seems like a reasonable fella, presently 1004682;1422989062;trinque;ben_vulpes and I were talking about blockchain forks when last we hacked it up, but I guess that does not mean transactions will have to be retransmitted? 1004683;1422989063;kakobrekla;now you can. 1004684;1422989068;kakobrekla;the_scourge ^^ 1004685;1422989069;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 1906 @ 0.00096996 = 1.8487 BTC [+] {2} 1004686;1422989070;the_scourge;!rate kakobrekla 1 top man 1004687;1422989070;assbot;Request successful, get your OTP: http://w.b-a.link/otp/8c2b4494d56bfaf0 1004688;1422989074;thestringpuller;so will raising VC capital soon be viewed as a negative sign for a company 1004689;1422989083;mircea_popescu;depends where. 1004690;1422989089;trinque;mircea_popescu: this blockchain is for deedbot 1004691;1422989096;mircea_popescu;trinque a cool 1004692;1422989119;thestringpuller;well sometimes it seems "blah raised x money" and you're like "why do they need that money so badly? Are they having trouble staying alive?" 1004693;1422989139;asciilifeform;the_scourge: you can now self-voice, as described in the assbot manual (message it with !up) 1004694;1422989151;thestringpuller;!up Jrum the_scourge 1004695;1422989155;trinque;I thought I was going to have to re-chew the blockchain up from first funding each time to see whether "new shit had come to light" 1004696;1422989159;thestringpuller;!up the_scourge 1004697;1422989175;the_scourge;uh, i verified but assbot didn't announce it in here... 1004698;1422989198;the_scourge;is it ok to verify in channel or is that too chatty 1004699;1422989207;mircea_popescu;generally you send assbot !up in a pm 1004700;1422989209;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: there is too much serial raising of funds. like its a mental illness or something. 1004701;1422989226;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller you ever read that crooked timber tyhing about the bezzle was in log yest ? 1004702;1422989231;trinque;thestringpuller: its like a fractured version of central economic planning 1004703;1422989231;mircea_popescu;very good summary of a lot of problems. 1004704;1422989243;asciilifeform;thestringpuller: if a leprous beggar could rent out space in his necrotic arsehole by the hour, to several clients in parallel, why wouldn't he 1004705;1422989260;mircea_popescu;trinque quite exactly. accidental central planning and laika is alone in the control center. 1004706;1422989263;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: i have not. 1004707;1422989264;trinque;was talking with someone the other day about how the american system of govt is a shattered sovereign 1004708;1422989272;trinque;I hadn't ever thought about it in those terms before 1004709;1422989291;asciilifeform;trinque: that was moldbug's notion 1004710;1422989301;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: oh i see! 1004711;1422989306;the_scourge;in VC news, maidsafe got 19mil ... wtf 1004712;1422989306;asciilifeform;trinque: he believed in 'conservation of sovereignty' (as if energy) 1004713;1422989317;the_scourge;for a bunch of scottish guys to buy their porridge with... really? 1004714;1422989319;mircea_popescu;http://crookedtimber.org/2013/11/21/ <<> read it. best primer of macroeconomics for noobs i ever saw. 1004715;1422989320;assbot;2013 November 21 — Crooked Timber ... ( http://bit.ly/1EDJb3H ) 1004716;1422989320;trinque;asciilifeform: interesting; is he worth reading? 1004717;1422989324;trinque;I've seen him mentioned 1004718;1422989329;asciilifeform;trinque: it depends 1004719;1422989336;asciilifeform;trinque: try reading 1004720;1422989347;the_scourge;trinque: imho, very worth reading 1004721;1422989348;thestringpuller;asciilifeform: is this similar to female who rents out womb for having babies for infertile couples? 1004722;1422989353;trinque;k 1004723;1422989362;asciilifeform;thestringpuller: neh, that's honest work 1004724;1422989364;mircea_popescu;the_scourge who are you anyway ? 1004725;1422989379;the_scourge;i've just finish reading all of his non-bitcoin and non-economics posts (those are two things he ... isn't that brilliant with) 1004726;1422989421;the_scourge;thestringpuller: also, probably best to avoid parallel womb renting 1004727;1422989427;the_scourge;mircea_popescu: well what do you want to know 1004728;1422989431;mircea_popescu;the suspicion being that perceived brilliance in other fields may be more the newspaper memory hole than his own merit. 1004729;1422989442;mircea_popescu;the_scourge what do you do for a living, and what sort of education do you have basically. 1004730;1422989530;the_scourge;erm well i work for myself doing ... what is interesting/profitable. was market data kernel tuning, then perl coding, now more 'devops' stuff 1004731;1422989544;adlai;"market data kernel tuning"? 1004732;1422989552;adlai;kernel as in trick? 1004733;1422989555;the_scourge;in another life it was all systems programming etc but then i decided to go to the UK and join the Royal Marines... really really long story 1004734;1422989570;thestringpuller;asciilifeform: leprous beggar sounds more like undead beggar in your instance then. 1004735;1422989576;the_scourge;kernel as in... the linux kernel 1004736;1422989604;*;adlai doesn't see the connection between "linux kernel" and "market data", but if that's interesting/profitable, glhf 1004737;1422989633;mircea_popescu;i c. 1004738;1422989652;the_scourge;and for education... fuck that seems like a long time ago but among other things i did a masters in ancient philosophy, languages and regilion. studied greek and aramaic and history as well 1004739;1422989698;the_scourge;to be honest i just did the studies to get away from computers for a few hours a day.... also to answer the big questions in life 1004740;1422989710;the_scourge;meh 1004741;1422989721;mircea_popescu;!rate the_scourge 1 легальные резиденты 1004742;1422989721;assbot;Request successful, get your OTP: http://w.b-a.link/otp/299ccbef20419f24 1004743;1422989741;the_scourge;adlai: oh, i should have said there was custom hardware involved. and 48 core bulldozer CPUs (bad decision, but made before i arrived) 1004744;1422989749;mircea_popescu;!v assbot:mircea_popescu.rate.the_scourge.1:33e0ab5465f7642a6e1ae13ba6bbb73a29cd777a865ced5b2dfb9dd7a56197ab 1004745;1422989749;assbot;Successfully added a rating of 1 for the_scourge with note: легальные резиденты 1004746;1422989753;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: l0l! 1004747;1422989780;the_scourge;hence, the kernel tuning. csets etc 1004748;1422989800;the_scourge;um what's the best way for me to find out what that says 1004749;1422989813;thestringpuller;ask alf 1004750;1422989820;asciilifeform;ask ru dictionary 1004751;1422989827;thestringpuller;legal residents or something says google 1004752;1422989839;thestringpuller;#amiclose ? 1004753;1422989843;mircea_popescu;quite. 1004754;1422989843;thestringpuller;^- that's what she said 1004755;1422989946;the_scourge;right so translation helped. and i knew there was a reason i still keep a urxvt instance running, even though it's horribly bloated 1004756;1422989954;the_scourge;*didn't help 1004757;1422989985;kakobrekla;as requested, have some lulz http://dpaste.com/1AZP655.txt 1004758;1422989986;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1F2Ceqg ) 1004759;1422990038;thestringpuller;Qntra material 1004760;1422990041;the_scourge;adlai: to be honest my time doing the market data, i was more focused on getting an inside education on the more... interesting things in the financial markets, than stacking my CV with kernel/ASIC achievements. and in that regards i came out quite well 1004761;1422990045;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 120650 @ 0.00038193 = 46.0799 BTC [+] {2} 1004762;1422990052;the_scourge;have avoided certain markets ever since :) 1004763;1422990054;thestringpuller;cazalla or BingoBoingo awake? 1004764;1422990055;mircea_popescu;aww coin telegraph goiung teh way of what was the one they kept pushing, that was supposedly big ? also coin something 1004765;1422990056;ben_vulpes; [] there's this robocaller that waits for me to pick up the phone and say something, pauses for a short time, then says "Goodbye" and hangs up. << calling to find people who pick up 1004766;1422990072;mircea_popescu;coidesk! 1004767;1422990098;ben_vulpes; [] email that actually sends what you want and nothing else would be a worthy project :) << gnus, part of emacs, has worked for probably longer than i've been alove 1004768;1422990105;ben_vulpes;alive* 1004769;1422990187;the_scourge;mircea_popescu: in your soros example, what is the unmonetized commodity? surely not the gold 1004770;1422990194;mircea_popescu;the pound. 1004771;1422990197;the_scourge;sorry, i was going to ask earlier but... shit happened 1004772;1422990200;the_scourge;right 1004773;1422990226;the_scourge;the pound gets 2/3 qualities, close but no cigar 1004774;1422990241;mircea_popescu;at the time the pound was on the receiving end of german rape. 1004775;1422990248;the_scourge;i know the story 1004776;1422990254;mircea_popescu;aite. 1004777;1422990257;ben_vulpes; [] why are we calling him alf again ? << Ascii Life Form? 1004778;1422990268;mircea_popescu;oh oh! 1004779;1422990270;mircea_popescu;good1 1004780;1422990318;the_scourge;i was thinking about this the other day ... some smart people say that if there is not secondary use (no matter how minor, compared to the total volume) then something cannot be monetized 1004781;1422990330;the_scourge;and... that assertion is true until proven false 1004782;1422990362;mircea_popescu;that assertion is false. 1004783;1422990369;mircea_popescu;paper dollars have no secondary use. 1004784;1422990374;the_scourge;nothing has ever been monetized successfully that couldn't be turned into swords or necklaces or circuitboards or compressors (or eaten but i'm going back a ways now) 1004785;1422990382;asciilifeform;the_scourge: what's the secondary use for a benjamin? cocaine straw ? 1004786;1422990390;ben_vulpes;toothcoin! 1004787;1422990395;the_scourge;mircea_popescu: they're not monetizable (paper dollars) - just like the pound 1004788;1422990401;mircea_popescu;... 1004789;1422990417;mircea_popescu;the pound was mini-usd at the time eh. 1004790;1422990420;asciilifeform;the_scourge: why, then, were cowrie shells demonetized ? 1004791;1422990426;the_scourge;nothing holds their value other than the force of the issuer's military. i served in one of them 1004792;1422990447;asciilifeform;the_scourge: but why does a particular army demand to be paid in one thing and not another ? 1004793;1422990465;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform a word in your ear about "cowrie shells" : it is possible they were ever used for money. it is also possible libertard anthropologists created the pious fraud of "retarded non-white peoples also have some semblance of intelligence". 1004794;1422990482;the_scourge;because they're brainwashed into supporting a certain nation (the issuer) 1004795;1422990488;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: afaik the post-slavetriangle use of said shells is a reasonably proven fact 1004796;1422990491;asciilifeform;earlier? can't say 1004797;1422990505;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: the way i understand, they were an early proxy slavecoin. 1004798;1422990572;the_scourge;there is a lot you can learn about finance by signing up to be a uniformed tough guy for one of the big two, with your head already fully unplugged 1004799;1422990594;asciilifeform;the_scourge: as a boy i was fond of reading ungodly quantities of ww2 minutiae. and i remember marvelling that the luftwaffe had to pay xxx reichsmarks, for, e.g., a v2 rocket. 'why did nazis have to pay for things,' i asked. 1004800;1422990595;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform note that merely the fact of exchanging "Shiny" for "cunt" might well be reported as "monetary shiny" by some people and 'loads of fun whee' by some others. 1004801;1422990606;the_scourge;from personal experience, it's so fucking annoying though the best of us could only last a short while on the inside 1004802;1422990615;asciilifeform;'couldn't they just command it delivered' 1004803;1422990625;asciilifeform;but then you learn that other aspects of physical world exist 1004804;1422990636;mircea_popescu;they did, kinda. cowries played the role in africa that opium played in china 1004805;1422990650;mircea_popescu;ie, earlier european governments understood the problems of unbalanced trade, and invented balancers. 1004806;1422990660;mircea_popescu;but weren't stupid enough to accept the balancers as their own currency. 1004807;1422990663;the_scourge;unless someone can remind me what the point of the original shells comment was, we drop it :) ? 1004808;1422990676;the_scourge;the reich is interesting... oil was a big issue for them 1004809;1422990684;asciilifeform;the_scourge: we have mats and adlai here, also former (or possibly reverse) army men in various corners of usa vassal empire 1004810;1422990692;the_scourge;yah, i would hope putin has his historians working overtime right now 1004811;1422990693;asciilifeform;the_scourge: you might enjoy reminiscing with them 1004812;1422990694;adlai;"reverse"? 1004813;1422990700;asciilifeform;reserve 1004814;1422990701;asciilifeform;damn 1004815;1422990705;adlai;ah yes 1004816;1422990707;*;asciilifeform cleans keyboard and fingers 1004817;1422990728;the_scourge;oh yah apparently mats is predisposed right now i tried pinging him a while ago 1004818;1422990744;asciilifeform;the_scourge: point was the 'monetization' hypothesis 1004819;1422990755;the_scourge;adlai: i'm one of those damn tea drinkers. well actually i'm not but w/e 1004820;1422990763;asciilifeform;the_scourge: that king cannot simply order arbitrary objects monetized, or forgo the use of money entirely 1004821;1422990767;ben_vulpes;asciilifeform, mircea_popescu: will respond on seeds and licenses later 1004822;1422990769;*;adlai still hasn't gotten paid for his reserve duty, but doing this requires physical presence at various government bureaus that keep excessively sane hours 1004823;1422990775;asciilifeform;(to the latter, there are some possible exceptions, see the ancient inca empire) 1004824;1422990792;ben_vulpes; [] 'vulture capital' << i'm surprised you're not making the easy poo joke here too 1004825;1422990798;the_scourge;asciilifeform: yes, yes they can. hitler couldn't because his guys were getting beaten by our guys 1004826;1422990823;mircea_popescu;lol "yes we can' 1004827;1422990825;mircea_popescu;glwt. 1004828;1422990826;the_scourge;you can monetize ANYTHING with enough mind control and military. post bretton woods, that's all we've been doing!!! 1004829;1422990834;asciilifeform;the_scourge: better example - 1918, lenin's boys experimented with cancelling money. 1004830;1422990837;asciilifeform;didn't last long. 1004831;1422990856;asciilifeform;because it was pure idiocy. just as proclaiming a switch to edison's dc mains grid would've been. 1004832;1422990876;adlai;the_scourge: what did you serve in? 1004833;1422990877;the_scourge;adlai: reserve? were you in at some point? 1004834;1422990885;adlai;three years 1004835;1422990894;the_scourge;full time? 1004836;1422990909;adlai;"various corners of usa vassal empire" = IDF, in my case 1004837;1422990938;the_scourge;asciilifeform: right, that's probably a stretch too far from reality. but USG and HMT and BoE have been doing the fiat thing for a while now, and that's just one step less crazy 1004838;1422990950;adlai;so yes, three years, full time, and reserve duty for the extent of my healthy adult life (unless/til i move out of the country) 1004839;1422990966;adlai;!up the_scourge 1004840;1422990973;mircea_popescu;hard times in the international diabetes federation :D 1004841;1422990979;asciilifeform;the_scourge: 'the fiat thing' ever tries, if you notice, to walk the fine line between scam and outright expropriation/dekulakization 1004842;1422990980;the_scourge;oh cool i was going to join the IDF but they said i was too old 1004843;1422990998;adlai;the_scourge: now that mp gave you legal residency, you should be able to !up yourself in PM with assbot, and that lasts as long as you're connected to the channel 1004844;1422991037;the_scourge;which was retarded i was working on a kibbutz as a lifeguard and i was tearing up guys on their weekends on runs/workouts 1004845;1422991037;nubbins`;<+ben_vulpes> [] why are we calling him alf again ? << Ascii Life Form? <<< nod, gw 1004846;1422991057;nubbins`;;;google a.l.f. 1004847;1422991058;gribble;ALF TV | The Official Unofficial ALF Fan Site!: ; ALF (TV series) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: ; ALF (TV Series 1986–1990) - IMDb: 1004848;1422991105;the_scourge;adlai: thanks, done 1004849;1422991121;adlai;expecting anything short of retardation from a bureaucracy the size of the idf is hopeful at best 1004850;1422991123;the_scourge;adlai: what unit were you in? you can reply in hebrew, no worries 1004851;1422991156;adlai;http://dpaste.com/1AZP655.txt 1004852;1422991157;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1F2EJsE ) 1004853;1422991158;adlai;pastefail 1004854;1422991161;adlai;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7fj97-UckI 1004855;1422991162;assbot;MLRS - STEEL RAIN/BLACK RAIN - YouTube ... ( http://bit.ly/1F2EI86 ) 1004856;1422991237;asciilifeform;adlai: american version of 'katyusha' ? 1004857;1422991260;adlai;very, very, very americanized 1004858;1422991301;adlai;more bomblets! more rockets! firing faster! from a bigger vehicle! with better treads! etc 1004859;1422991314;asciilifeform;for 75x the price 1004860;1422991318;asciilifeform;aha. 1004861;1422991321;mircea_popescu;lol 1004862;1422991335;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform in their defense, they can actually use it 1004863;1422991346;adlai;eh well. 1004864;1422991357;asciilifeform;i could used a golden toilet too 1004865;1422991357;the_scourge;adlai: i don't even know what unit that is 1004866;1422991375;the_scourge;i was interested in shesh shesh tesha at the time :D 1004867;1422991400;adlai;oh to be so young and patriotic again! 1004868;1422991440;mircea_popescu;haha you were ? 1004869;1422991447;adlai;mlrs is just a regular battalion in the army, but it used to be a special unit like that one... so there was this massive cognitive dissonance, where the higher up the officer, the more elite they thought their unit was 1004870;1422991463;adlai;but the soldiers themselves were just your average shmuck 1004871;1422991500;the_scourge;or shayetet13 - i wasn't young or patriotic ... and i wasn't when i got a good slot in the british military. i was having the same thoughts as moldbug, but instead of blogging about it i decided to become as deadly as possible in as short amount of time as possible 1004872;1422991549;the_scourge;and actually it was about a year before he started blogging 1004873;1422991615;adlai;not having actually been in such units, i'm speaking from impressions of people who were - but it seems as though the army trains people to be useful to the army, and any personal benefit that people got out of these units was mainly due to their own efforts to better themselves 1004874;1422991634;mircea_popescu;that's pretty much what it is. 1004875;1422991750;the_scourge;adlai: 1. i tried very hard before, during and after to get as much tactical benefit as possible. 2. you're right, and in retrospect i could have done equally well by making shedloads of money and shooting a lot, training a lot, hiring and doing private training 1004876;1422991771;the_scourge;but that's REALLY fucking expensive and at the time the income streams were trickling a little 1004877;1422991782;the_scourge;less than normal 1004878;1422991782;adlai;heh well some kinds of training, you'll have a hard time finding a private trainer to subject you to them 1004879;1422991805;adlai;dunno which legends you've heard about what they do to 'break' people in elite units 1004880;1422991815;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 2500 @ 0.00094379 = 2.3595 BTC [-] {11} 1004881;1422991833;the_scourge;adlai: for those things, if you can make yourself do them, then you're better off than if batshit insane men force you to do it, under threat of bodily damage 1004882;1422991889;the_scourge;but again, before, i didn't even know what those things were. it's more than just crawling through broken glass for miles. there are a lot of subtle nuances 1004883;1422991912;mircea_popescu; you'll have a hard time finding a private trainer to subject you to them << not if you're a woman, wink wink 1004884;1422991921;the_scourge;it's interesting how the israeli culture generally knows about some of these nuances. the bootneck culture lives and breathes them and i don't think i could have bought that for any price 1004885;1422991950;asciilifeform;the_scourge: describe, for the benefit of folks in barbaric faraway lands, some of these nuances. 1004886;1422991987;the_scourge;it's the ability to keep your dignity no matter what. 1004887;1422992017;*;adlai isn't sure 'dignity' is what's at stake 1004888;1422992035;mircea_popescu;the israeli dignitary force. 1004889;1422992106;adlai;asciilifeform: i've heard stories ranging from having your nose broken, to being strung up like a pig over an open fire, to having your 'captors' alternate between putting your gun barrel up your ass and in your mouth - all of this to get you to 'break' and reveal a secret 1004890;1422992120;the_scourge;so, they do things like, you spend 2 weeks on an excercise, march 12 miles into the 'theatre' with 65lbs on your back, dig holes in the ground all night, and then lie in them (saltwater) and defend them, and then do full dignified kit inspection, ready to do a multi-unit ambush/assult all night 1004891;1422992147;adlai;the_scourge is describing approved exercises. i'm describing legends about what happens in elite units outside the approval and regulation of the main army bodies. 1004892;1422992158;BingoBoingo;asciilifeform: had to travel << Land on one side of the country ride to the other on occasion even. 1004893;1422992174;the_scourge;adlai: right, for SERE training, it gets a little weird 1004894;1422992192;adlai;as far as approved exercises go, the worst i had was a week spent with a single day's food ration, most of which was spent in full NBC gear 1004895;1422992192;asciilifeform;adlai, the_scourge: all of these sounds like traditional military exercises 1004896;1422992236;PeterL;mircea_popescu: "You do not have, nor you can ever acquire the right to use, copy or distribute this software" << should be "nor can you ever" 1004897;1422992246;the_scourge;erm yah what bootnecks do it public knowledge i mean bear grylls does videos about the weird stuff 1004898;1422992251;mircea_popescu;PeterL right you are. 1004899;1422992253;*;adlai joined the army right after a major push for increased transparency in the ritualized torture of new recruits, so the crazy stuff only happens in crazy units these days 1004900;1422992264;the_scourge;asciilifeform: i was trying to get to the nuances. not the shocking shit 1004901;1422992287;asciilifeform;but who, exactly, finds the ritual torments of recruits - shocking ? 1004902;1422992295;the_scourge;asciilifeform: and i'm doing a bad job of it, to be honest i've never been asked and i've never tried externalizing it 1004903;1422992300;adlai;asciilifeform: mothers. 1004904;1422992306;asciilifeform;adlai: that'd be it 1004905;1422992335;the_scourge;asciilifeform: tormenting nods - not the shocking stuff 1004906;1422992354;asciilifeform;in ru army it is not uncommon for new recruits to be beaten to death 1004907;1422992360;asciilifeform;no one is entirely surprised 1004908;1422992362;asciilifeform;(afaik) 1004909;1422992382;the_scourge;asciilifeform: such 'training' is orthoganal to tactical success 1004910;1422992386;mircea_popescu;rather uncommon by now. 1004911;1422992393;trinque;the_scourge: but directly aligned with being enslaved eh? 1004912;1422992404;adlai;this still happens occasionally, but whenever it's in a regular (non-elite, anybody-can-join-and-who-asked-you-anyways) unit, these days, the unit gets disbanded, officers decomissioned, etc 1004913;1422992418;asciilifeform;the_scourge: tactical success, as i think it well known, is not the only thing expected of a soldier 1004914;1422992435;the_scourge;trinque: not sure if it's a mechanism or a byproduct ;) 1004915;1422992441;asciilifeform;there is also the mechanical aspects of obedience - or unit cohesion, if you like 1004916;1422992449;adlai;well and if you want to prepare your men to die in battle, they better die in training first, no? 1004917;1422992449;asciilifeform;but everyone knows this 1004918;1422992469;trinque;the_scourge: seems the enslavement of soldiers has to do with the necessity of keeping them loyal/taking orders 1004919;1422992476;mircea_popescu;not nearly as orthogonal as all that, for that matter. 1004920;1422992489;the_scourge;asciilifeform: this is true of many places. i was lucky in that i was in a place where they glorified individual thinking, as much as possible 1004921;1422992500;trinque;or... why would so many listen to so few were they not slaves? 1004922;1422992526;nubbins`;asciilifeform so how 'bout running a node on the NEW raspi ;p 1004923;1422992531;*;asciilifeform is not a soldier, but can hardly imagine an army having more use for 'individual thinking' at the platoon level than a dog has for beets 1004924;1422992533;the_scourge;trinque: you are (generally) correct, i was just saying in the russian army, i think some of the weird shit was a result of the slavery 1004925;1422992539;trinque;nubbins`: put a quarter in the swear jar 1004926;1422992544;adlai;drill sergeants on individual thinking: "if there's any doubt, there is no doubt", which eventually became "if you started thinking, stop" 1004927;1422992551;nubbins`;duod you could compile it for win10. 1004928;1422992556;asciilifeform;nubbins`: if you'd like to run node on cpu with closed turdcore running closed turdblob at all times, at 3x the cost of 'pogo' - be my guest 1004929;1422992570;asciilifeform;and for win10 too while at it. 1004930;1422992576;adlai;there's 10 now? 1004931;1422992580;*;adlai needs to get out of emacs someday 1004932;1422992582;nubbins`;ehh who knows 1004933;1422992588;nubbins`;raspi folks are touting it 1004934;1422992589;mircea_popescu;winten! 1004935;1422992597;nubbins`;now sure if it's "here" or "coming" 1004936;1422992600;nubbins`;who the fuck cares anyway? 1004937;1422992607;*;asciilifeform doesn't 1004938;1422992608;the_scourge;trinque: for an example of what i mean, watch the russian throat slitting vidoes... not tactically strong 1004939;1422992611;nubbins`;imagine someone using windows on an embedded device 1004940;1422992614;nubbins`;imagine making that choice 1004941;1422992637;asciilifeform;nubbins`: phun phact. usg, incl. all branches of military, love win-ce. 1004942;1422992637;fluffypony;mircea_popescu: because 9 wasn't good enough! 1004943;1422992638;trinque;having been late to every party in the last decade, msft will now reinvent itself by being late to free! 1004944;1422992659;nubbins`;asciilifeform no big surprise there 1004945;1422992660;mircea_popescu;lmao 1004946;1422992675;mircea_popescu;trinque the thing is tho, by now "free" is wholly captured. 1004947;1422992677;asciilifeform;'9' did not happen because, apparently, 'windows 9' was pattern-matched by various existing code as being in the windows 95, 98, 'me' class 1004948;1422992677;trinque;the_scourge: I think it's a bit of a problem to expect anything other than barbarism from those trained to execute it at industrial scale 1004949;1422992679;nubbins`;i have a handheld gps unit that runs wince 1004950;1422992680;asciilifeform;and therefore skipped 1004951;1422992681;mircea_popescu;so they have little choice 1004952;1422992688;the_scourge;asciilifeform: what's your take on the linuxino boards? 1004953;1422992689;asciilifeform;microshit's denials only cemented the truth of this rumour 1004954;1422992690;nubbins`;it's so shitty you actually have to remove the hyphen 1004955;1422992698;asciilifeform;the_scourge: have not tried personally 1004956;1422992725;the_scourge;other than the chipset, pretty good architecture though? 1004957;1422992734;asciilifeform;the_scourge: 'pogo' was suggested (iirc, i suggested it) purely on account of cost (and the fact of chassis and power supply being included in the cost, pre-assembled) 1004958;1422992753;asciilifeform;18 usd for 'sata' version, 13 without 1004959;1422992755;asciilifeform;try beating that. 1004960;1422992762;fluffypony;ok 1004961;1422992765;*;fluffypony gets out his whip 1004962;1422992773;the_scourge;asciilifeform: wait, what? what are we making requirements for? 1004963;1422992786;asciilifeform;the_scourge: experiment with a minimal-cost bitcoin node 1004964;1422992788;*;the_scourge loves specing out low-power applications 1004965;1422992804;asciilifeform;running therealbitcoin.org node. 1004966;1422992805;the_scourge;standalone or like that coffeewarmer thing? 1004967;1422992810;asciilifeform;standalone 1004968;1422992814;asciilifeform;mains plug, ethernet. 1004969;1422992832;the_scourge;how would you get an asci into a pogo 1004970;1422992837;the_scourge;does it have sata? 1004971;1422992842;asciilifeform;this is not a theoretical thing, it is happening now 1004972;1422992844;the_scourge;er and that... yah 1004973;1422992871;the_scourge;woah *wanders off to find a wiki somewhere 1004974;1422992873;nubbins`;node, not mining unit 8) 1004975;1422992888;asciilifeform;('pogoplug' is a small 'arm' device originally sold as a minuature nas. see #b-a logs.) 1004976;1422992889;nubbins`;hm, did i order a pogo? 1004977;1422992901;nubbins`;!s buying from:nubbins` 1004978;1422992902;assbot;318 results for 'buying from:nubbins`' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=buying+from%3Anubbins%60 1004979;1422992948;adlai;using !s to extend your memory of others' words, sure. extend your memory of others' actions, sure. ... but of your own actions!? 1004980;1422992951;nubbins`;oh, no, i did. right on. 1004981;1422992959;the_scourge;yah i was going to buy a pogo for nas work at home. but then i spent $way_too_much_fiat and built a xeon one instead 1004982;1422992966;BingoBoingo;asciilifeform: more like a traffic violation (with bigger numbers) than a criminal matter << Basically this is my read of the Erik situation. Govt settled because all they could get was the headline and token cash. 1004983;1422992979;nubbins`;adlai it's all a fog 1004984;1422992999;*;adlai finds himself wishing for !s in irl conversations now 1004985;1422993003;the_scourge;ok i'm looking on that site for a wiki... where can i find out > why nodes, and not miners? 1004986;1422993006;adlai;it's gotten me grepping a lot more though, which is good 1004987;1422993019;nubbins`;the_scourge because mining at the personal level is retarded, but running a node is not. 1004988;1422993028;mircea_popescu;adlai the same process ruined me for books. i'm like "fucking paper no grep" 1004989;1422993042;the_scourge;what's the benefit to running a node? having the whole blockchain? 1004990;1422993046;*;asciilifeform cheats by maintaining a grep-able copy of most books 1004991;1422993052;nubbins`;the_scourge among other things, yes 1004992;1422993053;asciilifeform;to go along with the dead tree 1004993;1422993055;mircea_popescu;the_scourge generally the advice given to noobs is to read the logs for six months to a year. 1004994;1422993061;the_scourge;asciilifeform: greppable?? in what format? 1004995;1422993064;mircea_popescu;think of it as a sort of "crawling through glass". 1004996;1422993069;asciilifeform;the_scourge: generally, ascii 1004997;1422993077;nubbins`;;;google saw needle pit 1004998;1422993077;gribble;Saw II Needle Pit - YouTube: ; Saw 2 (5/9) Movie CLIP - The Needle Pit (2005) HD - YouTube: ; SAW II making of The Needle Pit Scene - YouTube: 1004999;1422993078;asciilifeform;(well, utf-8. a good deal are in non-latin script) 1005000;1422993083;nubbins`;^ think of it as this 1005001;1422993096;mircea_popescu;whatever you think of it as, stfu and go do it now. 1005002;1422993101;the_scourge;mircea_popescu: yah cool, i did read through some logs 1005003;1422993103;asciilifeform;what's the benefit to running a node? << start with the fact that if you haven't a node, you aren't using bitcoin. 1005004;1422993105;adlai;my book-buying process (when i'm in an actual bookstore and can flip through the book) is made or broken by the quality of the index 1005005;1422993133;nubbins`;incidentally, that scene is why i stopped watching Saw movies 1005006;1422993136;the_scourge;i'm a bit more interested in asciilifeform's book buying process right now 1005007;1422993137;mircea_popescu;adlai still. even people with good indedices, what are they going to put in there ? can't make it half the book. 1005008;1422993149;asciilifeform;without node, you are stuck asking someone with a node to use it for you (or, more commonly, he merely pretends to) 1005009;1422993159;the_scourge;yah 1005010;1422993180;asciilifeform;the_scourge: learn ru, bookz immediately become something you get for free, instantly, and in grepable plain ascii. 1005011;1422993187;the_scourge;last time i was involved, people had the same concerns, but on the miner side of things 1005012;1422993188;adlai;mircea_popescu: right, it's more that i'll find some really interesting book, get all excited about reading it, and then change my mind when i see a three page index 1005013;1422993238;asciilifeform;adlai: obligatory naggum >>>> http://www.xach.com/naggum/articles/3242392313780400@naggum.no.html 1005014;1422993239;assbot;Re: "Well, I want to switch over to replace EMACS LISP with Guile." - Naggum cll archive ... ( http://bit.ly/1x8GkHh ) 1005015;1422993260;mircea_popescu;guile!? 1005016;1422993289;nubbins`;from street fighter 1005017;1422993328;asciilifeform;^ post was not actually about guile 1005018;1422993346;asciilifeform;(naggum fought a long usenet war against 'scheme' fanatics. 'guile' is a scheme interpreter.) 1005019;1422993356;mircea_popescu;anyway. 1005020;1422993377;adlai;the only good thing i have to say about scheme is that it's abstruse enough that sometimes college students pay me to write it for them :) 1005021;1422993387;mircea_popescu;complex specs are in no sense better. the only thing a very complicated spec shows is that the designer did not understand the overwhelming importance of not specifying. 1005022;1422993399;mircea_popescu;that's the main task of spec work : avoiding doing anything as much as humanly possible. 1005023;1422993416;the_scourge;adlai: 'college students' < doesn't tell us anything 1005024;1422993434;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: that's how you end up with 'the spec is the implementation' crapolade 1005025;1422993442;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform nope! 1005026;1422993462;adlai;the_scourge: "people who work a part-time job so they can fund another person's part-time job doing their homework" 1005027;1422993463;asciilifeform;not that a spec arrived at via the usual idiot committees is any better 1005028;1422993472;mircea_popescu;that's how you end up with small programs that do clear things and without a userbase that "has come to expect" 1005029;1422993480;asciilifeform;but the only proper spec is a) actual spec b) fits in head c) because was created by actual person 1005030;1422993486;asciilifeform;(or at most, two or three) 1005031;1422993523;mircea_popescu;i defy you to find a spec anywhere in use in the shitstack today that manages to not include things it really has no business specifying. 1005032;1422993566;mircea_popescu;and the problem is even more visible in dictionaries (as definitions are simply the specifications of words). never is it the case a dictionary manages to not include extraneous nonsense in the soup 1005033;1422993623;mircea_popescu;take the http://dictionary.cambridge.org definition of dictionary : 1005034;1422993624;assbot;Cambridge Free English Dictionary and Thesaurus ... ( http://bit.ly/1ApcRQM ) 1005035;1422993629;mircea_popescu;"a book containing the words of a language alphabetically arranged, with their meanings etc" 1005036;1422993642;mircea_popescu;leaving aside that there's no etc allowed ; A BOOK ? why the fuck is it a book. 1005037;1422993661;mircea_popescu;it's not a book, it's a list. and it doesn't have to be alphabetically sorted. 1005038;1422993697;mircea_popescu;dictionary = "exhaustive list of all the symbols in a conventional symbolic space, with adnotations." 1005039;1422993697;adlai;a little relevant, and then i must break scalpl manually if it won't do so of its own accord: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MOXQo7nURs0 1005040;1422993698;assbot;Experience the power of a bookbook™ - YouTube ... ( http://bit.ly/1Apd6Ls ) 1005041;1422993740;mircea_popescu;there's not even any need to specify it actually contains definitions. the quality of the definitions distinguishes a good implementation from a bad one and that's all. 1005042;1422993777;asciilifeform;http://pastebin.com/g9JHAAjp 1005043;1422993778;assbot;#b-a student excerpt - Pastebin.com ... ( http://bit.ly/1x8Kr6j ) 1005044;1422993838;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu ^ 1005045;1422993869;*;asciilifeform learns to explain things possibly 1005046;1422993891;mircea_popescu;i see little in there other than "agend desperate to create personal raport as attempts to control teh public venue aren't working for ununderstood reasons that look scary." 1005047;1422993902;the_scourge;i wish i had saved my credit for you asciilifeform 1005048;1422993948;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: i don't much care if all the n00bs are american generals. let'em learn a little. 1005049;1422993957;mircea_popescu;sure, no broblem. 1005050;1422993973;asciilifeform;i only dislike them when they're annoying and illiterate. 1005051;1422993990;mircea_popescu;earnest effort never killed anyone. except of course in soviet russia. 1005052;1422994054;the_scourge;mircea_popescu: true but we all bring different things to the table, i could write a book on NRx history, philosophy etc: that is proof of hard work done 1005053;1422994072;nubbins`;hey now 1005054;1422994079;nubbins`;we all don't bring something to the table 1005055;1422994085;mircea_popescu;"could" is usagitalk. 1005056;1422994095;the_scourge;which by the way, if we ever turn THAT kind of proof (fuck, even literate code commits) into PoW, then it's anybody's game (again) but ... too theoretical 1005057;1422994103;mircea_popescu;nubbins` except lasers. 1005058;1422994111;nubbins`;o o right 1005059;1422994135;the_scourge;does assbot have a glossary? for things like usagitalk? 1005060;1422994146;punkman;yes it's called logs 1005061;1422994147;asciilifeform;the_scourge: the concept of 'proof of work' as it pertains to bitcoin is a very well-defied, mechanical thing. as in, machine-verifiable. 1005062;1422994151;nubbins`;<+mircea_popescu> dictionary = "exhaustive list of all the symbols in a conventional symbolic space, with adnotations." <<< why does it have to be exhaustive? 1005063;1422994155;adlai;!s jargon 1005064;1422994156;assbot;24 results for 'jargon' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=jargon 1005065;1422994161;trinque;asciilifeform: this student appreciates the pasted lesson 1005066;1422994162;asciilifeform;the_scourge: if you do not know this, you are far behind in your studies 1005067;1422994169;mircea_popescu;nubbins` the only thing that makes you go "this isn't a fucking dictionary" is if you look for a word that should be in but isnt 1005068;1422994173;asciilifeform;*defined 1005069;1422994187;nubbins`;by that measure, i've got 3,000-page beasts that are not dictionaries 1005070;1422994194;mircea_popescu;quite. 1005071;1422994218;mircea_popescu;note that they usually explain their limitations. "A dictionary of 1900 London argot" won't contain nixonisms 1005072;1422994221;nubbins`;and a page from a word-a-day calendar with the word "grok" defined, that occasionaly *is* a dictionary 1005073;1422994224;adlai;my dad has not one but TWO dictionaries that require a magnifying glass to read the copy 1005074;1422994241;mircea_popescu;however, the absence of "chthulhu" from there will be regarded as prima facie proof that the word in question was in fact not 1900s london argot. 1005075;1422994243;adlai;old school OEDs 1005076;1422994251;[]bot;Bet created: "BTC to rise vs USD in February" http://bitbet.us/bet/1114/ 1005077;1422994253;the_scourge;mircea_popescu: jargon studies? i did read the jargon file front to back if that's what you mean. long long time ago though 1005078;1422994259;nubbins`;;;google dictionary of newfoundland english 1005079;1422994261;gribble;Dictionary of Newfoundland English Online: ; Alphabetical Index: Dictionary of Newfoundland English: ; Search: Dictionary of Newfoundland English: 1005080;1422994292;mircea_popescu;and now im off to trilemize the dictionary/spec discussion, if anyone wants to be in ask now. 1005081;1422994308;adlai;the_scourge: generally doing a log search via !s or http://search.bitcoin-assets.com will help you find context for words or ideas that seem out of place 1005082;1422994309;assbot;Search the #bitcoin-assets log 1005083;1422994340;nubbins`;mp quote me saying some people don't bring shit to the table 1005084;1422994345;nubbins`;it helps to add context 1005085;1422994355;[]bot;Bet placed: 3 BTC for Yes on "BTC to rise vs USD in February" http://bitbet.us/bet/1114/ Odds: 99(Y):1(N) by coin, 99(Y):1(N) by weight. Total bet: 3.1 BTC. Current weight: 99,994. 1005086;1422994359;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: sure 1005087;1422994363;mircea_popescu;lol 1005088;1422994413;nubbins`;try to incorporate the word "sleeveen" into the article as well 1005089;1422994422;mircea_popescu;why sleeveen ?! 1005090;1422994446;the_scourge;adlai: thanks i'll start doing that :) 1005091;1422994451;*;nubbins` shrugs 1005092;1422994459;nubbins`;it's in the dictionary of newfoundland english 1005093;1422994485;punkman;asciilifeform: satoshi's miner is valuable for the same reasonas the rest of that piece of shit << is it valuable? I thought the goal was to replace satoshi's hairballs. 1005094;1422994498;nubbins`;and generally when one is called a sleeveen, one does not know how to take the insult, due to being wholly unfamiliar with its definition and usage 1005095;1422994504;asciilifeform;punkman: replace -after- fully understood. 1005096;1422994518;asciilifeform;before can be understood - must be fully pinned down. 1005097;1422994524;nubbins`;ive seen members of parliament call each others sleeveens with impunity because the speaker of the house didn't know wtf it meant. 1005098;1422994555;BingoBoingo;From the New Oxford English Dictionary database https://twitter.com/Blacktric/status/562442413520982016/photo/1 (Maybe exaggeration of source) 1005099;1422994556;assbot;Sarah butts pulls up a chair at the sissy faggot crossdresser tea party. http://t.co/CImMm6APi9 1005100;1422994556;asciilifeform;punkman: try to understand why the pedigreed 0.5.3 has special status. 1005101;1422994574;punkman;asciilifeform: because there is less crap to undo? 1005102;1422994581;punkman;(compared to 0.10) 1005103;1422994584;BingoBoingo;https://pbs.twimg.com/media/B84yZODIgAASyIc.jpg:large 1005104;1422994585;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1ApgupE ) 1005105;1422994620;nubbins`;rotophobe sounds better 1005106;1422994668;asciilifeform;punkman: try reading 0.10 some time. much of the original mechanisms - mutilated beyond recognition, or missing entirely. 1005107;1422994678;asciilifeform;it isn't just a matter of crud removal, after 0.8 or so 1005108;1422994714;kakobrekla;punkman alfs argument is coins were worthless hence lesser chance of molestation 1005109;1422994741;asciilifeform;unless satoshi, the enemy, or both - were soothsayers 1005110;1422994763;*;asciilifeform does not include voodoo in engineering analysis 1005111;1422994777;punkman;well that's what we want to do, mutilate the hell out of it. just in different direction. 1005112;1422994818;asciilifeform;punkman: i suspect that 'gold standard' will remain largely satoshi-based for a very long time. 1005113;1422994839;kakobrekla;seems more like purification instead of mutilation 1005114;1422994845;asciilifeform;as in literally, any node that would result in a kg or more of Au equiv. lost if it were to hiccup 1005115;1422995054;punkman;as for moving satoshi cpuminer to different binary, it's gonna need to use the "getwork" avenue, so I'm guessing that'd be a significant rewrite 1005116;1422995113;kakobrekla;have it built in, but optionally as separate patch? 1005117;1422995204;asciilifeform;punkman: hence why i suggested letting it alone for now. 1005118;1422995209;punkman;you know what'd be great? some sort of "bitcoind c++" reading guide. 1005119;1422995215;asciilifeform;punkman: moving it to separate src file? sure 1005120;1422995222;*;kakobrekla is unaware of how badly scattered the mining code is 1005121;1422995241;punkman;for visual inspection https://github.com/extempore/real-bitcoin/commit/a2745ff00110400f50966f92f8d155583eb0a3d8 1005122;1422995243;assbot;first pass mining-snip · a2745ff · extempore/real-bitcoin · GitHub ... ( http://bit.ly/1ApiWMW ) 1005123;1422995243;asciilifeform;punkman: gnarly. not only cppism but 'boost', 'bdb' 1005124;1422995274;mircea_popescu;there we go. 1005125;1422995274;punkman;asciilifeform: yeah separate file seems like a good idea 1005126;1422995279;asciilifeform;does somebody feel like writing a similar graphical visualizer for our patches ? 1005127;1422995340;mircea_popescu; asciilifeform: because there is less crap to undo? << because it's actually before the "bitcoin is important" point of no return. 1005128;1422995359;*;asciilifeform did try to explain this in the devlist 1005129;1422995381;asciilifeform;( http://therealbitcoin.org/ml/btc-dev/2015-February/000048.html << for record ) 1005130;1422995381;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1Apjkv4 ) 1005131;1422995416;thestringpuller;"C++ 99.5%" 1005132;1422995424;asciilifeform;0.5% silica gel. 1005133;1422995425;thestringpuller;"C 0.5%" 1005134;1422995428;thestringpuller;lolololol!!!!!! 1005135;1422995441;asciilifeform;and food dyes. 1005136;1422995512;jurov;no corn syrup? 1005137;1422995806;mircea_popescu;hey, is hfcs on spirulina a vegetarian breakfast ? 1005138;1422995834;punkman;why not 1005139;1422995867;punkman;there is that whole "may contain traces of pig cocks" thing, but meh 1005140;1422995900;nubbins`;"The U.S. National Library of Medicine said that spirulina was no better than milk or meat as a protein source, and was approximately 30 times more expensive per gram." 1005141;1422995901;mircea_popescu;spirulina ? 1005142;1422995915;nubbins`;10/10 would buy 1005143;1422995920;asciilifeform;sea cabbage ? 1005144;1422995924;mircea_popescu;reminds me of that organic paper story. 1005145;1422995943;nubbins`;spirulina seems to be straight-up bacteria 1005146;1422995961;nubbins`;hey, we use 100% real paper 1005147;1422995980;mircea_popescu;i thouyght it was an algae 1005148;1422996096;mircea_popescu;The algae has actually been tested and successfully grown in human urine at 1:180 parts. After 7days, 97% of NH4+-N, 96.5% of total phosphorus (TP) and 8598% of urea in the urine (ca. 120-diluted) were removed by the microalgae under autotrophic culture (30 C). 1005149;1422996106;mircea_popescu;this is just a conspiracy to drink more piss, isn't it. 1005150;1422996132;nubbins`;heh 1005151;1422996135;nubbins`;it's an "algae" 1005152;1422996159;nubbins`;altho apparently this is a misnomer, as it's actually prokaryotic 1005153;1422996218;BingoBoingo;"cyanobacteria" to be specific 1005154;1422996234;scoopbot;New post on Trilema by Mircea Popescu: http://trilema.com/2015/mps-rant-on-specification-work-as-to-why-all-dictionaries-suck-a-challenge-for-you/ 1005155;1422996244;nubbins`;we're reaching dangerous levels of fake bio knowledge 1005156;1422996291;asciilifeform;this is just a conspiracy to drink more piss, isn't it << 'eat recycled food! it's good for the environment, and ok for you!' 1005157;1422996816;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 2187 @ 0.000944 = 2.0645 BTC [-] {12} 1005158;1422996833;asciilifeform;http://qntra.net/2015/02/ubs-groups-cio-wants-to-throw-bitcoin-under-the-buss/#comment-9224 << l0l 1005159;1422996833;assbot;UBS Group's CIO Wants To Throw Bitcoin Under The Buss | Qntra.net ... ( http://bit.ly/1DuEO73 ) 1005160;1422996883;asciilifeform;although what is this preoccupation with 'the unbanked' 1005161;1422996891;mircea_popescu;guess. 1005162;1422996909;mircea_popescu;lecherous if impotent old men have a comparable preoccupation with "the unfucked" 1005163;1422996933;asciilifeform;it's a usg newspeak term that encompasses not only paupers, who have no business in a bank regardless, but also folks resisting bezzle who consciously stay out of bank 1005164;1422996946;asciilifeform;so rather it's like... does english even have a word for 'unchristed' ? 1005165;1422996952;asciilifeform;'heathen' ? 1005166;1422996959;asciilifeform;from perspective of priests 1005167;1422996971;the_scourge;spirulina is far better than meat than meat as a protein source. fake bio knowledge or not, ask you local biochemist what must be done to meat before your body can digest it :D 1005168;1422996975;asciilifeform;in the sense of 'folks we haven't gotten a good shot at christing yet' 1005169;1422996990;mircea_popescu;incas. 1005170;1422996992;asciilifeform;некрещеные 1005171;1422996996;the_scourge;as for it being more expensive... what a retarded thing to say. even for USG 1005172;1422997000;asciilifeform;aha, i found it... 1005173;1422997002;asciilifeform;unchurched. 1005174;1422997020;trinque;that has to be a new term 1005175;1422997022;trinque;like "unbanked" 1005176;1422997027;asciilifeform;trinque: it isn't 1005177;1422997033;the_scourge;no, unchurched is common parlance 1005178;1422997039;adlai;unchurched, noun: a computer which does not use church numerals 1005179;1422997045;the_scourge;it's part of a jargon from a very different community 1005180;1422997063;asciilifeform;'webster' claims 1657 as first known usage. 1005181;1422997069;trinque;bleh 1005182;1422997087;asciilifeform;adlai: l0l!! 1005183;1422997141;mircea_popescu;isn't that unchurned ? 1005184;1422997164;the_scourge;Who is Irdial? good argumentation style he has 1005185;1422997205;*;asciilifeform considers getting paper dictionary out of its crate 1005186;1422997213;the_scourge;except for the end. kinda gets distracted by shiny misdirection :) 1005187;1422998278;BingoBoingo; spirulina is far better than meat than meat as a protein source. fake bio knowledge or not, ask you local biochemist what must be done to meat before your body can digest it :D << Must go in mouth. Even raw I digest fine. 1005188;1422998331;*;BingoBoingo keeps paper dictionaries on shelf 1005189;1422998414;BingoBoingo; spirulina is far better than meat than meat as a protein source. fake bio knowledge or not, ask you local biochemist what must be done to meat before your body can digest it :D << Also even though "complete" spirulina in low in some more important amino acids 1005190;1422998572;the_scourge;BingoBoingo: second point, valid. however, getting the meat in your mouth is 1/10th the battle 1005191;1422998593;[]bot;Bet placed: 1.111 BTC for No on "BTC to top $450 before 31st Mar" http://bitbet.us/bet/1113/ Odds: 12(Y):88(N) by coin, 12(Y):88(N) by weight. Total bet: 4.4523 BTC. Current weight: 89,044. 1005192;1422998595;[]bot;Bet placed: 1.75 BTC for No on "BTC to rise vs USD in February" http://bitbet.us/bet/1114/ Odds: 63(Y):37(N) by coin, 63(Y):37(N) by weight. Total bet: 4.85 BTC. Current weight: 99,773. 1005193;1422998595;BingoBoingo;How hard is carve animal, insert pieces in mouth? 1005194;1422998644;the_scourge;i mean, the digestive effort 1005195;1422998674;the_scourge;basically spirulina, the advantage is you have to break down one cellular wall and you have mitochondria, meat is a MUCH harder process 1005196;1422998684;BingoBoingo;Digestive effort is easy. Small intestine gets pumped full of all the right enzymes to process animal protein 1005197;1422998728;the_scourge;and hey i'm of the "catch and eat it raw" line of thought as well, it's just that from a scientific look, spirulina does require a lot less investment 1005198;1422998750;BingoBoingo;Mitochondria is not everything. with steak you pop cellular membrane and start tearing a part long chains of proteins 1005199;1422998767;the_scourge;when we started cooking our food (cause fire was a new technology at some point), our intestine shrunk by over 20%, leaving more energy for our brain 1005200;1422998837;thestringpuller;oooh yay biochemistry 1005201;1422998842;the_scourge;i'm not disagreeing with you. i eat lots of meat. when i lived in a freer countries, i shot most of what i ate. you're preaching to the choir here but there are huge benefits to some of the more accessible forms of protein 1005202;1422998848;thestringpuller;ATP is my favorite biomolecule of all time 1005203;1422998850;BingoBoingo;the_scourge> when we started cooking our food (cause fire was a new technology at some point), our intestine shrunk by over 20%, leaving more energy for our brain << More likely shrunk as meat became nutrient fire or not. Most carnivores have short GI tracts because meat digest faster than comlex plant matter. Cell walls are a bitch to break. 1005204;1422998887;the_scourge;BingoBoingo: yes, moving to meat was a benefit in itself 1005205;1422998891;thestringpuller;ATP Snythase is my favorite protein by far 1005206;1422998926;thestringpuller;obligatory: https://chubbyriceball.files.wordpress.com/2011/01/atp-synthase2.png 1005207;1422998926;the_scourge;thestringpuller: get on topic. if you like biochemistry, tell me what is the cost of breaking spirulina cellular walls. now :) 1005208;1422998966;thestringpuller;it's not about energy exerted in that case it's about the cost to build the proteins/enzymes to break them down :P 1005209;1422998981;thestringpuller;mitochondria are the shit cause they make ATP so efficiently 1005210;1422998998;thestringpuller;and its a fucking mystery why the fuck they even exist 1005211;1422999021;the_scourge;in animals, we know 1005212;1422999046;the_scourge;ever heard about babies who don't have good mitochonria during antenatal development? not good 1005213;1422999081;thestringpuller;i was talking about evolutionary. the selection process of how they end up in cells 1005214;1422999091;thestringpuller;or at least "complex cells" 1005215;1422999093;the_scourge;which is why we're going to get 3-parent babies soon. which is bullshit it's just a mother, father + a different woman's mitochondira 1005216;1422999245;ben_vulpes; mircea_popescu: yah cool, i did read through some logs << some lol. the point is that you've gotta pick up the variety speak, and that comes from reading logs in near-real-time for six months, not "some" or "a few" or "the ones i found interesting and/or easy" 1005217;1422999254;BingoBoingo;Eh, mitochondria are their own seperate life form. sort of like a libc 1005218;1422999299;the_scourge;ben_vulpes: ah thanks that makes sense. lurking is necessary anywhere you go. i thought he meant dead logs 1005219;1422999313;ben_vulpes;those help too. 1005220;1422999318;mircea_popescu;ben_vulpes also in the news, http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?WhyWeHateLisp 1005221;1422999321;assbot;Why We Hate Lisp ... ( http://bit.ly/18LfXTk ) 1005222;1422999333;ben_vulpes;the_scourge: if you do it right, you'll find yourself searching through the dead logs for further context. 1005223;1422999340;ben_vulpes;BingoBoingo: news? 1005224;1422999341;BingoBoingo;ben_vulpes: the_scourge: Not a bad log day to start on http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=07-12-2013#411276 1005225;1422999341;assbot;Logged on 07-12-2013 13:34:41; bitesak: http://www.reddit.com/r/BitcoinMarkets/comments/1s9g0c/mtgox_is_doing_its_instant_replay_bug_again/ 1005226;1422999343;the_scourge;also in the news, ward migrated his wiki to fedwiki 1005227;1422999359;mircea_popescu;the_scourge the logs are actually linked in the topic. and the variety speak is http://trilema.com/2013/youre-gonna-have-to-learn-that-variety-speak/ 1005228;1422999360;assbot;You're gonna have to learn that variety speak pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. ... ( http://bit.ly/18Lg0Pf ) 1005229;1422999367;ben_vulpes;the_scourge: not only fedwiki, but it's also got all sorts of css and javascript 1005230;1422999371;BingoBoingo;ben_vulpes: scouting around 1005231;1422999382;ben_vulpes;ward cunningham's a cool dude 1005232;1422999393;ben_vulpes;seen it all, still works in the trenches 1005233;1422999400;the_scourge;ben_vulpes: if you know an implimentation of fedwiki that doesn't have js, let me know 1005234;1422999414;ben_vulpes;the_scourge: i don't fuck with any of that stuff. 1005235;1422999420;ben_vulpes;collaborating with randos is for the birds. 1005236;1422999423;the_scourge;ben_vulpes: i've been in on his weekly hangouts a few times, very very cool times 1005237;1422999448;the_scourge;ben_vulpes: dude i was working on it when i still believed in randos. a long time ago 1005238;1422999455;ben_vulpes;i infrequently find myself drinking in his proximity. mostly f(how often i'm at new relic) 1005239;1422999481;the_scourge;ben_vulpes: plus, the technology could probably be adapted for closed communities 1005240;1422999493;the_scourge;ben_vulpes: what's youre connection to newrelic? 1005241;1422999525;mircea_popescu;diff between c2 and fedwiki is that well... fedwiki dun work. 1005242;1422999535;thestringpuller;BingoBoingo: Eh, mitochondria are their own seperate life form. sort of like a libc 1005243;1422999539;thestringpuller;<< stop blowing my mind 1005244;1422999543;ben_vulpes;the_scourge: they have an office nearby at which i drink occasionally 1005245;1422999589;mircea_popescu;is that citizen global thing ? 1005246;1422999601;BingoBoingo;thestringpuller: It's true. Mitochondria have their own different DNA from their hosts and their hosts use them as a dependency 1005247;1422999630;the_scourge;ben_vulpes: i like the branch and fork model. and we do need a non-code collaboration toolset built around that model. and we know that model works for closed communities, dictatorships and everything else 1005248;1422999681;mircea_popescu;who's we ? 1005249;1422999689;thestringpuller;BingoBoingo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJyUtbn0O5Y << harvard being somewhat useful rather than handing out A's to the females who are best in bed. 1005250;1422999714;ben_vulpes; which by the way, if we ever turn THAT kind of proof (fuck, even literate code commits) into PoW, then it's anybody's game (again) but ... too theoretical << bwahahahat? 1005251;1422999750;thestringpuller;different cellular structures animated realistically, but colorized for distinction 1005252;1422999795;lobbes;I leave to code for an hour and the conversation has moved from grepping, to dictionary specs, to biochemistry. Several of the reasons I love this channel 1005253;1422999820;mircea_popescu;no nudes today tho ;/ 1005254;1422999841;mircea_popescu;ben_vulpes a whole lot of "hei guise, wheel!" 1005255;1422999866;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 193996 @ 0.00038159 = 74.0269 BTC [-] {2} 1005256;1422999927;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19154 @ 0.00038415 = 7.358 BTC [+] 1005257;1423000006;nudebot;http://ww2.nudesportsblog.com/updates/lesbiansportvideos/elena_nadia_01b_big.jpg 1005258;1423000008;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1Kp8tB6 ) 1005259;1423000062;ben_vulpes;to the logs witcha, the_scourge 1005260;1423000141;BingoBoingo;Ah, the weird old days http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=07-12-2013#411327 1005261;1423000141;assbot;Logged on 07-12-2013 16:09:18; dexX7: looks they are serious with "50 new listings in one year" 1005262;1423000160;mircea_popescu;which meanwhile exploded scam was this ? 1005263;1423000226;BingoBoingo;mircea_popescu: Hovelcocks 1005264;1423000248;mircea_popescu;o i thought btcetc 1005265;1423000258;mircea_popescu;;;seen dexx7 1005266;1423000258;gribble;dexx7 was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 33 weeks, 6 days, 4 hours, 5 minutes, and 31 seconds ago: i think i can up myself 1005267;1423000308;the_scourge;ben_vulpes: what did you find funny about my PoRealWork comment? 1005268;1423000394;BingoBoingo;So... Ulbricht trial is already done with closing statements... 1005269;1423000438;mircea_popescu;bets on how long jury takes ? 1005270;1423000495;BingoBoingo;Hard to say. Instructions delivered tomorrow. Today was also first day of defense testimony... 1005271;1423000583;mircea_popescu;well if it were easy to say it wouldn't make much of a bet. 1005272;1423000617;BingoBoingo;Right. 1005273;1423000664;thestringpuller;is there a bitbet for if he gets convicted or not? 1005274;1423000691;mircea_popescu;lol that's not hard to say. 1005275;1423000758;BingoBoingo;I'd consider putting 0.5 BTC on under 3 hours. Worried about holdout juror or jurors. 1005276;1423000804;thestringpuller;lol "The jurors are instructed not to look at bitbet" - says the Judge. 1005277;1423000814;mircea_popescu;ima put a btc on "over 6 hours", how about that. 1005278;1423000878;BingoBoingo;mircea_popescu: I'll take that with 1 BTC for under six hours. 1005279;1423000894;thestringpuller;oooh over under 1005280;1423000900;mircea_popescu;BingoBoingo make it. 1005281;1423000939;asciilifeform;watch preet let him slip, just to win the bet. 1005282;1423000957;mircea_popescu;yeah right. 1005283;1423000968;asciilifeform;massively-distributed bakshish, lol 1005284;1423000971;mircea_popescu;BingoBoingo you can even blatantly abuse your journalistic position to make moar comedy gold. 1005285;1423000975;thestringpuller;super retarded judge if bitbet influences the trial 1005286;1423000990;thestringpuller;or more just "powerless judge" 1005287;1423000999;BingoBoingo;mircea_popescu: http://dpaste.com/1FQFE2M 1005288;1423001000;assbot;dpaste: 1FQFE2M ... ( http://bit.ly/1KpaL38 ) 1005289;1423001000;mircea_popescu;they still seclude juries neh ? 1005290;1423001007;mircea_popescu;BingoBoingo make it i mean on bitbet 1005291;1423001027;mircea_popescu;http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-01-30/inheriting-grandma-s-house-comes-with-tax-bill-under-obama-plan <<< this is of particular interest to adult bitcoiners. 1005292;1423001029;assbot;Inheriting Grandma’s House Comes With Tax Under Obama Plan - Bloomberg Business ... ( http://bit.ly/1KpaSfd ) 1005293;1423001029;thestringpuller;they try to, hence what I said about judge in future may instruct juries to stay away from bitbet 1005294;1423001053;mircea_popescu;specifically : if you bought 1k btc at $10, and you die when it's $1000, usg wants about 400`000, in usd. 1005295;1423001076;mircea_popescu;then, should your inheritor sell it when it's $10`000, usg wants further capital gains tax. not on 9k, but on $9990 1005296;1423001108;thestringpuller;sounds like a scam 1005297;1423001205;mircea_popescu;anything to prevent that ol' capital acumulation thing. 1005298;1423001229;thestringpuller;this is why rednecks bury gold here in the confederacy 1005299;1423001234;mircea_popescu;anyway, best gift for bitcoin he could have ever made. 1005300;1423001252;mircea_popescu;i can scarcely comprehend why anyone would leave his heirs anything but btc. 1005301;1423001257;mircea_popescu;it is untaxable, after all. 1005302;1423001286;thestringpuller;cause the executor of the will is a scammer? 1005303;1423001300;BingoBoingo;mircea_popescu: submitted, funding tx sent 1005304;1423001350;*;BingoBoingo hopes his Austrialian Open bad luck streak ends 1005305;1423001388;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: big fat news, usa is simply moving to the taxation system customary in most of the orcish world - levy exorbitantly high tax, and hope it makes up for spotty collection 1005306;1423001425;thestringpuller;Don't you get sent to jail in the US if you don't pay taxes for X amount of time. 1005307;1423001433;asciilifeform;(mircea_popescu probably knows something about the argentinian tax, even if he has not seen it in person) 1005308;1423001434;thestringpuller;I.e. wesley snipes 1005309;1423001440;thestringpuller;IE Lauryn Hill 1005310;1423001486;asciilifeform;thestringpuller: ianal, but it is not the mere act of not paying, but what they consider to be an attempt to weasel out of having the tax assessed or collected, that constitutes the offence in the usa penal code 1005311;1423001486;thestringpuller;that's how they got Al Capone. "Tax Evasion" 1005312;1423001531;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform personally, i dun knowmuch an' i dun care much. 1005313;1423001547;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: afaik they fit the standard orc pattern. 1005314;1423001564;mircea_popescu;im sure they murder whoever dares open a pizzeria. 1005315;1423001572;mircea_popescu;since i'm not in the pizzeria business... fuckall i care. 1005316;1423001573;thestringpuller;asciilifeform: the price of US passport is paying income tax wherever you live. 1005317;1423001587;thestringpuller;US passport: Tax Curse, -10 from wealth 1005318;1423001590;asciilifeform;thestringpuller: just like north kr. 1005319;1423001636;the_scourge;i.e. peter schiff's dad 1005320;1423001648;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: always portraying the state as the retarded mafia 1005321;1423001661;asciilifeform;afaik no one expat has yet been brought back in a cage for not paying. but i'm told that certain foreign banks will avoid you if they learn you have u.s. citizenship. 1005322;1423001663;mircea_popescu;well it is... 1005323;1423001669;cazalla;how long until tax man comes to you and says, i'm a reasonable guy, i'll accept payment for your taxes in bitcoin? 1005324;1423001694;mircea_popescu;quo warranto? 1005325;1423001702;mircea_popescu;does he have like a gpg signed thing from ben_vulpes or something ? 1005326;1423001741;cazalla;i'm not implying he would have the authority, just when taxman might begin to believe he does 1005327;1423001751;asciilifeform;http://www.scientificgamer.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/civ1.jpg << obligatory 1005328;1423001752;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/18Ll85N ) 1005329;1423001769;thestringpuller;asciilifeform: i thought they'd flag your passport if you get IRS audited and charged for evasion? (though I guess this is more a dice roll if it occurs to an individual) 1005330;1423001784;asciilifeform;thestringpuller: if charged for so much as jaywalking 1005331;1423001809;mircea_popescu;cazalla im sure it'll be something like "bitpay paid 500k usd to franchise owner" thing 1005332;1423001811;thestringpuller;chetty was saying she was still paying US taxes (or maybe I recally incorrectly) 1005333;1423001821;BingoBoingo;;;tslb 1005334;1423001832;gribble;Time since last block: 17 minutes and 16 seconds 1005335;1423001882;mircea_popescu;BingoBoingo yo, if this bet stays open until the fucking 6th, and it ends at 100k... 1005336;1423001888;mircea_popescu;it'll just get flooded. 1005337;1423001911;asciilifeform;thestringpuller: the basic reason why u.s. tax is generally easy to enforce, is that most u.s. folk who have money are rich specifically in usg-controlled scrip or pseudo-realestate or the like 1005338;1423001916;BingoBoingo;mircea_popescu: I have no idea for a better spec. 1005339;1423001916;asciilifeform;that can be confiscated by flipping a switch 1005340;1423001920;mircea_popescu;k sec 1005341;1423001939;BingoBoingo;Given BitBet's minimum time constraints 1005342;1423001951;danielpbarron;thestringpuller> US passport: Tax Curse, -10 from wealth << why i can't attend conference 1005343;1423001960;asciilifeform;so, the chump can travel wherever he wants, to zimbabwe if he likes, but if we were to rock the boat - a bureaucrat flips the switch, and -bam- - he's a pauper. 1005344;1423001982;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform worked pre btc anyway. 1005345;1423002011;mircea_popescu;o look at that, the tax break for repatriating corp profits? aolso gone. 1005346;1423002028;mircea_popescu;i guess butthurt at it not having worked at all because well... nobody wants their money inside the beast. 1005347;1423002043;mircea_popescu;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xHU6YLC0RvE 1005348;1423002044;assbot;FALSA AMNISTIE - JEAN MOSCOPOL - ANTICOMUNIST - YouTube ... ( http://bit.ly/18LlDwN ) 1005349;1423002072;[]bot;Bet created: "Silk Road Deliberations Over 6 Hours" http://bitbet.us/bet/1115/ 1005350;1423002109;[]bot;Bet placed: 1 BTC for No on "Silk Road Deliberations Over 6 Hours" http://bitbet.us/bet/1115/ Odds: 0(Y):100(N) by coin, 0(Y):100(N) by weight. Total bet: 1 BTC. Current weight: 100,000. 1005351;1423002134;BingoBoingo;!up pete_dushenski 1005352;1423002161;pete_dushenski;ty bb 1005353;1423002345;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: worked pre btc << still works on all but the l33t35t d00dz, who don't need a bank for anything, are entirely untainted by usa-juice, etc 1005354;1423002367;mircea_popescu;you can use banks just fine. 1005355;1423002442;asciilifeform;bank gets a call - 'mr. x is a dangerous terrorist. is this a terrorist bank?' 1005356;1423002477;mircea_popescu;caller gets response, "nem tudom" 1005357;1423002490;[]bot;Bet placed: 1 BTC for No on "Russian Index RTS to drop under 500 before March 2015" http://bitbet.us/bet/1109/ Odds: 26(Y):74(N) by coin, 35(Y):65(N) by weight. Total bet: 4.0574767 BTC. Current weight: 51,537. 1005358;1423002491;[]bot;Bet placed: 1 BTC for No on "Gold to top $1500 before 16 May" http://bitbet.us/bet/1106/ Odds: 26(Y):74(N) by coin, 28(Y):72(N) by weight. Total bet: 4.3 BTC. Current weight: 82,128. 1005359;1423002494;[]bot;Bet placed: 1 BTC for No on "Bitcoin to drop under $100 before April" http://bitbet.us/bet/1108/ Odds: 16(Y):84(N) by coin, 17(Y):83(N) by weight. Total bet: 11.47696636 BTC. Current weight: 71,999. 1005360;1423002504;mircea_popescu;respectively "please direct any inquiries to the central bank of china / putin / etc" 1005361;1423002565;asciilifeform;unless account holder is high in putin-wot, he might begin to have problems, no ? 1005362;1423002593;ben_vulpes; does he have like a gpg signed thing from ben_vulpes or something ? << pardon? 1005363;1423002634;BingoBoingo;ben_vulpes: Foundation tax receipt 1005364;1423002649;ben_vulpes;we don't issue such. 1005365;1423002668;ben_vulpes;one of those zero, one, infinity things. 1005366;1423002682;ben_vulpes;if enforcement's impossible...don't enforce. 1005367;1423002713;[]bot;Bet placed: 1 BTC for Yes on "Silk Road Deliberations Over 6 Hours" http://bitbet.us/bet/1115/ Odds: 50(Y):50(N) by coin, 50(Y):50(N) by weight. Total bet: 2.1 BTC. Current weight: 100,000. 1005368;1423002724;hanbot;good to know in case taxman shows up claiming otherwise :D 1005369;1423002785;asciilifeform;i've said it before, but will say again, if 'humane' paper tax collection falls apart (and it seems that eventually must) - the old-fashioned door-to-door shakedowns will return 1005370;1423002787;*;ben_vulpes wonders if this ddosser can be coerced into attacking arbitrary people in arbitrary channels 1005371;1423002805;ben_vulpes;asciilifeform: poverty looks good on me. 1005372;1423002813;BingoBoingo;Or arbitrary things 1005373;1423002880;asciilifeform;the algorithm for sniffing out faux poverty is also not a deep secret, nor especially new 1005374;1423002901;asciilifeform;'mr x, you're a registered pauper, but is that a first class air ticket you're holding? where'dyagetthat' 1005375;1423002960;asciilifeform;the above is not a statement of 'history is a boot stomping on a human face forever', but a testable hypothesis about actual near-future observables. 1005376;1423002980;hanbot;was a funny case of that in romania. prime minister, very corrupt, "from my auntie!" 1005377;1423002996;asciilifeform;'let's meet the auntie' 1005378;1423002997;pete_dushenski;never hurts to have a rich uncle 1005379;1423003018;asciilifeform;in the orcish world, if you've paid your bakshis / filed mircea_popescu-style 38 lawsuits against city hall / etc. - you're golden 1005380;1423003019;hanbot;auntie had passed... 1005381;1423003022;trinque;w-w-won it in vegas? 1005382;1423003056;pete_dushenski;found on floor with name on it, hey ppl win the lottery all the time! 1005383;1423003082;pete_dushenski;hanbot or in tahiti without cell or email 1005384;1423003105;hanbot;huh? 1005385;1423003136;trinque;better to just give unto bezzledom what is bezzle 1005386;1423003146;asciilifeform;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=05-03-2014#546880 http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=05-03-2014#546881 << obligatory 1005387;1423003146;assbot;Logged on 05-03-2014 02:05:11; asciilifeform: 'american does not believe the man in the uniform to be a bandit, with whom one can come to an understanding. he believes him to be a robot, who must be feared. american law enforcers are able to, by pressing on the keyboard of a multitude of laws and regulations, 'transmute' the most insignificant peccadillo into a monstrous deed. FBI did not need to beat up Monica or toss into her purse heroin or am 1005388;1423003146;assbot;Logged on 05-03-2014 02:05:11; asciilifeform: The giving of false testimony - a crime, seen in Russia as small change - in the U.S. can lead to 26 years of prison. The fact that, in essence, the matter concerned a young girl who did not wish to admit her love affair with a married man, interests no one in the U.S. The principle of the machine is: do it [the crime] - receive. [consequences] the machine is merciless and incorruptible.' 1005389;1423003373;pete_dushenski;@nntaleb: In 80s terrorists captured 4 Russians in Beirut.Russians kidnapped 10 relatives of terrorists, sent body parts.Nobody since messed wRussians 1005390;1423003401;asciilifeform;really, nobody? 1005391;1423003406;trinque;not once 1005392;1423003409;pete_dushenski;usa locks up girls, refuses to "negotiate with terrorists" 1005393;1423003430;pete_dushenski;asciilifeform well ... chechens 1005394;1423003453;pete_dushenski;pt 2 of taleb's note was "in leb/syr" 1005395;1423003481;pete_dushenski;more digestible when the claim is geographically isolated 1005396;1423003554;asciilifeform;trinque: better to just give unto bezzledom what is bezzle << consider the implications of the well-known u.s. court case Wickard v. Filburn. 1005397;1423003579;asciilifeform;which is, as good as any, a demarcation point for the birth of modern usg 1005398;1423003594;asciilifeform;the one that lays claim to every drop of water in the sea, every grain of sand on land, etc. 1005399;1423003623;pete_dushenski;;;later tell peterl http://bablogs.btcscoop.com/ << borked 1005400;1423003623;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/18LoYMm ) 1005401;1423003631;gribble;The operation succeeded. 1005402;1423003635;asciilifeform;the case was resolved in favour of 'subject, you are meat and we own you' 1005403;1423003645;trinque;asciilifeform: right, I assume they can and will warp reality to suit them as needed 1005404;1423003658;asciilifeform;there was no rebellion, note, then, when it was vastly more realistic 1005405;1423003660;asciilifeform;than today 1005406;1423003730;asciilifeform;nor was there anything more than picketing when fdr pissed on ww1 vets demanding their pensions 1005407;1423003764;asciilifeform;well, first hoover, then fdr 1005408;1423003769;asciilifeform;but this is well known. 1005409;1423003785;trinque;this brings to mind again my (hardly novel) thought that the usg is a shattered sovereign, rather than the absence of one 1005410;1423003786;pete_dushenski;for the greater good(tm) 1005411;1423003854;trinque;in that the ruler clearly always has the power to sort of speak declaratively about reality, and he/it will be mostly believed, or at least ignored 1005412;1423003925;trinque;if that exists, in other words, humans are wired to mostly receive their understanding of what is real from authority, this mode of "state" is exceptionally irresponsible 1005413;1423003938;trinque;did any of that parse? 1005414;1423003982;pete_dushenski;sure, except for how it might be seen to be "irresponsible" 1005415;1423003997;pete_dushenski;people are religious 1005416;1423004007;trinque;pete_dushenski: this form of govt does not broadcast a coherent model of reality 1005417;1423004009;pete_dushenski;whether they pray to the state or science or the church is a matter of fashion 1005418;1423004020;pete_dushenski;nor can they 1005419;1423004022;trinque;pete_dushenski: I am saying that this religion is irresponsible 1005420;1423004023;pete_dushenski;nor can anyone 1005421;1423004069;pete_dushenski;it's not clear to me that reality is digestible below a certain level of intelligence 1005422;1423004090;pete_dushenski;what's reality? it's all perspective 1005423;1423004092;trinque;pete_dushenski: I think we'd agree then. I'm saying the OS that's being distributed is a mangled hack 1005424;1423004104;trinque;sure one can't apprehend reality in some objective way 1005425;1423004116;pete_dushenski;it's a pretty naive os to be sure 1005426;1423004117;trinque;but some confucianism for the peasants never hurt 1005427;1423004142;pete_dushenski;this os is definitely in the first! biggest! best! vein 1005428;1423004162;pete_dushenski;we all have to believe in something, some moreso than others 1005429;1423004179;trinque;there was a moment where I realized my whole model of my life, experience, etc was that, a model 1005430;1423004181;trinque;yep 1005431;1423004184;pete_dushenski;the less critical capacity, the more articles of faith 1005432;1423004186;trinque;one cannot just give up modeling at that point 1005433;1423004219;pete_dushenski;trinque: there was a moment where I realized my whole model of my life, experience, etc was that, a model << curious, when ? 1005434;1423004221;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform door to door shakedowns are incompatible with the present day usg. 1005435;1423004238;mircea_popescu;hanbot lol nastase. totally. he did end up in jail tho. 1005436;1423004239;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: i still don't understand why 1005437;1423004257;mircea_popescu;btw : he only ended up in jail because he was a politician, and poiliticians exclusively are required to DECLARE their fortune. 1005438;1423004270;mircea_popescu;otherwise ordinary romanian can just go "where from ? your mother paid me." 1005439;1423004303;pete_dushenski;lol 1005440;1423004335;mircea_popescu; which is, as good as any, a demarcation point for the birth of modern usg << more like the birthplace of the central planning element thereof. "we affirm congress has the authority to central plan economic activity" 1005441;1423004340;mircea_popescu;the fed was similarly, except re finance. 1005442;1423004341;trinque;pete_dushenski: I just spent a long time sitting once upon a time 1005443;1423004380;mircea_popescu;centralism is ever the temptation of the stupid and the lazy, for very good game theoretic reasons : they know that greatness won't be oozing out of them personally any time soon. perhaps if it were all put into this box then it may ooze it ? 1005444;1423004419;mircea_popescu; well, first hoover, then fdr << the pissing on veterans is a universal sport. this is why being a soldier is dumb, being a mercenary is better. 1005445;1423004460;asciilifeform;i can think of at least four separate incidents where usg armies loudly, publicly, beat and often fired on assemblies of veterans 1005446;1423004461;mircea_popescu; sure one can't apprehend reality in some objective way << if this is true, how come gavin's not getting what he wants ? 1005447;1423004465;pete_dushenski;mircea_popescu centralism would be that eretz israel geese in a barrel thing again 1005448;1423004481;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform why to which point ? 1005449;1423004489;mircea_popescu;pete_dushenski so it would. 1005450;1423004525;trinque;mircea_popescu: if there is an objective mode of being, I am further down the mountain than it 1005451;1423004543;mircea_popescu;not the same as you said before :) 1005452;1423004567;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: showing that the grunts were, practically speaking, automata who will do precisely as instructed. 1005453;1423004597;mircea_popescu;well for that matter the pioneers fired on the british. 1005454;1423004598;asciilifeform;whatever 'spirit of rebellion' there was in usa, was exterminated in civil war. 1005455;1423004603;mircea_popescu;all a matter of context, who fires on whom 1005456;1423004666;mircea_popescu;https://bitbet.us/bet/1115/silk-road-deliberations-over-6-hours/ << if anyone wants into this, bout 12 or so hours left. 1005457;1423004667;assbot;BitBet - Silk Road Deliberations Over 6 Hours :: 1.04 B (50%) on Yes, 1.06 B (50%) on No | closing in 1 day 55 minutes | weight: 100`000 (100`000 to 100`000) ... ( http://bit.ly/18Lr9j3 ) 1005458;1423004686;asciilifeform;a leap of conjecture - modern usg began to take shape once the last folks who remembered pre-civilwar usa were gone. 1005459;1423004711;mircea_popescu;why do you think memory is important ? 1005460;1423004726;asciilifeform;just like today's phase transition in decay largely consists of the pre-60s greybeards exiting the stage. 1005461;1423004741;asciilifeform;not memory specifically 1005462;1423004744;mircea_popescu;a woman that remembers her time as queen of sheeba and a sow that remembers the greatness of mud make just as good mates for a hog mounting humiliation porn thing. 1005463;1423004802;asciilifeform;in a seriously broken culture, generation n does not really pass to gen. n+1 the sense of being part of the same thing 1005464;1423004804;asciilifeform;or whatnot 1005465;1423004821;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: or else from where comes 'homo redditicus' ? 1005466;1423004833;asciilifeform;orlov refers to him as 'homo sapiens lite' 1005467;1423004839;mircea_popescu;from their mother's cunts ? 1005468;1423004843;mircea_popescu;children are born grimy, what. 1005469;1423004861;BingoBoingo;http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/U/US_BARBECUED_HIGHWAY_CHICKEN?SITE=AP&SECTION=HOME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT 1005470;1423004863;assbot;News from The Associated Press ... ( http://bit.ly/18LrwKe ) 1005471;1423004922;mircea_popescu;aahahaha 1005472;1423004971;mircea_popescu;waiting for the milk + cookies crash 1005473;1423005040;asciilifeform;'Joe Angelo, a decorated hero from the war who saved Patton's life, approached him the day after to sway him. Rather than accept and listen to the man whom he had decorated himself for his bravery under fire, Patton coldly rejected him and stated "I do not know this man. Take him away and under no circumstances permit him to return."' (pediwik) 1005474;1423005066;cazalla;https://uk.news.yahoo.com/trinity-students-think-bitcoin-regulator-could-put-business-185046897--finance.html#kESZasb "They believe a Bitcoin credit-check database, in which potential business partners could scope each other out, could be the answer." lol 1005475;1423005068;assbot;These Trinity students think they may have solved the Bitcoin problem - Yahoo News UK ... ( http://bit.ly/1uVnaoC ) 1005476;1423005072;trinque;mircea_popescu: you have a hell of a way of provoking a cascade of thought/reflection with a single question 1005477;1423005106;mircea_popescu;i sit on the gigantic shoulders of logs. 1005478;1423005106;trinque;perhaps we find objective truth when we bump into it, so to speak 1005479;1423005115;asciilifeform;cazalla: lol, the black/white-lists crapolade never ever goes away. 1005480;1423005123;mircea_popescu;right ? whether ou find it or not, it's always there to fuck oyu over the mouth. with a stick. 1005481;1423005131;trinque;gavin can't have shamcoin because bitcoin does not work that way, too bad 1005482;1423005176;cazalla;asciilifeform, anything ever come of yifu's black/white list? 1005483;1423005178;mircea_popescu;trinque but "how do you know", after all, if opinion enacted reality (or properly, if there were no objective reality past opinions) then his gambit would actually work. 1005484;1423005185;asciilifeform;cazalla: no idea 1005485;1423005249;asciilifeform;trinque: http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=21-01-2015#986522 1005486;1423005249;assbot;Logged on 21-01-2015 19:43:16; asciilifeform: chetty: ''Winston made another convulsive movement. This time he did not say anything. O'Brien continued as though answering a spoken objection: 'For certain purposes, of course, that is not true. When we navigate the ocean, or when we predict an eclipse, we often find it convenient to assume that the earth goes round the sun and that the stars are millions upon millions of kilometres away. But what o 1005487;1423005391;pete_dushenski;cazalla not that i've heard of either 1005488;1423005394;trinque;this calls into question whether the interaction between sovereign and subject is one of the dispensation of a (hopefully better) OS, as I stated, or whether he is rather to be a force of nature which is so, regardless of what winblows they're running 1005489;1423005409;mircea_popescu;whats an os anyway 1005490;1423005457;trinque;as I think about it, mostly a fairy tale that extends the reach of foot-soldiers to nightmares 1005491;1423005470;asciilifeform;trinque: and the whole concept of everybody getting their mental firmware from the palace, rather than from organic hierarchy that's been around for millenia, is a 20th century evil 1005492;1423005480;trinque;I was thinking of it in terms of "go read these books" and "you know, don't steal that guy's potatoes" 1005493;1423005509;trinque;asciilifeform: yep, that would make sense 1005494;1423005522;trinque;"the state is everywhere" 1005495;1423005559;mircea_popescu;yeah srsly. 1005496;1423005583;mircea_popescu;exactly antitethical to how wots work, incidentally. because coherence is the only possible attacxk against a wot. 1005497;1423005596;*;asciilifeform digs in log, fails to find, mircea_popescu's line about state-imposed star topologies 1005498;1423005609;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2014/advanced-wot-course-how-the-wot-is-attacked-and-how-it-defends-itself/ is prolly too opaque 1005499;1423005609;assbot;Advanced WoT course : how the WoT is attacked, and how it defends itself. pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. ... ( http://bit.ly/18LsZQQ ) 1005500;1423005640;mircea_popescu;but the idea being that sybil attacks succeed when and only when the nodes are too agreefull. 1005501;1423005640;pete_dushenski;yifu seemed to go completely dark after that escapade 1005502;1423005695;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform recurring theme on trilema and here, but most recently http://log.bitcoin-assets.com//?date=30-01-2015#998181 1005503;1423005695;assbot;Logged on 30-01-2015 05:50:13; mircea_popescu: the socialist state does not want a normally functioning society, but instead this stellar configuration where the state is at the center, 1005504;1423005707;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: aha ^^^ here we go. 1005505;1423005722;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 2000 @ 0.00094254 = 1.8851 BTC [-] {9} 1005506;1423005759;mircea_popescu;good companion for http://trilema.com/2015/why-representative-democracy-doesnt-work-and-doesnt-make-sense/ 1005507;1423005760;assbot;Why "representative democracy" doesn't work and doesn't make sense pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. ... ( http://bit.ly/18LtkTG ) 1005508;1423005788;asciilifeform;we're still at a point where a great many people alive would need a time machine tour to be convinced of anything like civilization being possible without state-at-center 1005509;1423005798;mircea_popescu;"why vote for women ? because if women spend more time talking to the state and less talking to their husbands, the state will be stronger and society weaker" 1005510;1423005816;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform amusingly, this was a strongly held byzantine notion, too. 1005511;1423005837;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: certainly. it wasn't like it requires the transistor. 1005512;1423005860;mircea_popescu;all it requires is other peopel's wealth. 1005513;1423005893;mircea_popescu;to this day i suspect xiaoping's plan was exactly 1. industrialise through giving away the products to the west. within half a century you will have the industry and they will have collapsed. 1005514;1423005902;asciilifeform;'Thirty years ago the Blimp class was already losing its vitality. The middle-class families celebrated by Kipling, the prolific lowbrow families whose sons officered the army and navy and swarmed over all the waste places of the earth from the Yukon to the Irrawaddy, were dwindling before 1914. The thing that had killed them was the telegraph. In a narrowing world, more and more governed from Whitehall, there was every year l 1005515;1423005903;asciilifeform;ess room for individual initiative. Men like Clive, Nelson, Nicholson, Gordon would find no place for themselves in the modern British Empire. By 1920 nearly every inch of the colonial empire was in the grip of Whitehall. Well-meaning, over-civilized men, in dark suits and black felt hats, with neatly rolled umbrellas crooked over the left forearm, were imposing their constipated view of life on Malaya and Nigeria, Mombasa and 1005516;1423005903;asciilifeform; Mandalay. The one-time empire builders were reduced to the status of clerks, buried deeper and deeper under mounds of paper and red tape. In the early twenties one could see, all over the Empire, the older officials, who had known more spacious days, writhing impotently under the changes that were happening. From that time onwards it has been next door to impossible to induce young men of spirit to take any part in imperial a 1005517;1423005910;asciilifeform;dministration. And what was true of the official world was true also of the commercial. The great monopoly companies swallowed up hosts of petty traders. Instead of going out to trade adventurously in the Indies one went to an office stool in Bombay or Singapore. And life in Bombay or Singapore was actually duller and safer than life in London. Imperialist sentiment remained strong in the middle class, chiefly owing to family 1005518;1423005915;asciilifeform;tradition, but the job of administering the Empire had ceased to appeal. Few able men went east of Suez if there was any way of avoiding it.' 1005519;1423005917;mircea_popescu;best one point plan for world domination i ever heard. plus it worked. 1005520;1423005918;asciilifeform;(orwell's 'lion and the unicorn') 1005521;1423005922;asciilifeform;yes, long, but dropped here for record. 1005522;1423005948;asciilifeform;telegraph - major boost to the disease. 1005523;1423005962;mircea_popescu;only in a sense. 1005524;1423005963;asciilifeform;it made palatial micromanagement of an empire at least thinkable. 1005525;1423005973;asciilifeform;before - it would have been caligula-grade lunacy 1005526;1423005974;mircea_popescu;early internet - boost of disease, mature internet - cure 1005527;1423006049;mircea_popescu;consider the doomed nature of centralism. so louis defeudalized france, forced the nobles away from their estates and relevancy, captive at versailles. fifty years later his heir was being decapitated, and the system collapsed. 1005528;1423006063;mircea_popescu;a system, mind you, that had supported nine centuries of previous monarchs just fine 1005529;1423006081;trinque;I read that article re: representative democracy, but it's clarified in the context of the current conversation 1005530;1423006083;mircea_popescu;through horror of all type , famine, plague, rebellion, invasion, everything possible, thinkable and unthinkjable 1005531;1423006093;mircea_popescu;all it took was merlin i mean mazarin 1005532;1423006141;trinque;this experience of finding oneself to be using old concepts to try to label new data in the present was sort of what I was trying to describe with the meditation experience 1005533;1423006141;mircea_popescu;and i'll take any bet that feudalism as promoted by b-a will take the piss, vinegar and cockroach guts out of any alternative, startingwith the usg 1005534;1423006151;mircea_popescu;and ending with whatever the chinese will come up with at the final end of it. 1005535;1423006207;trinque;I think sitting there I realized the fact of my own existence for the first time 1005536;1423006221;trinque;as a sort of direct, sensory thing 1005537;1423006229;mircea_popescu;lol careful not to fall in. 1005538;1423006234;trinque;rather than a wad of concepts I believed 1005539;1423006241;asciilifeform;!b 4 1005540;1423006242;assbot;Last 4 lines bashed and pending review. ( http://dpaste.com/215PTRS.txt ) 1005541;1423006343;*;asciilifeform enjoys mircea_popescu's optimism but cannot as easily partake in it, from the prison-without-doors 1005542;1423006348;mircea_popescu;in other news, http://trilema.com/2013/if-youve-seen-that-many-pornstars/ 1005543;1423006348;assbot;If you've seen that many pornstars... pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. ... ( http://bit.ly/1uVq24S ) 1005544;1423006354;mircea_popescu;"This, I submit, is on its own sufficient proof that pornography is a wholesome, socially representative activity, whereas both cinematography and fashion are (by comparison at least) pernicious and very, very false. And that which is false can never be art, irrespective of all pretense to the contrary." 1005545;1423006497;asciilifeform;related: http://cluborlov.blogspot.com/2015/02/quite-few-of-those-currently-inhabiting.html 1005546;1423006498;assbot;ClubOrlov: No escape ... ( http://bit.ly/1uVqnEC ) 1005547;1423006731;asciilifeform;^ this article exemplifies everything i personally most dislike about herr orlov. 1005548;1423006769;asciilifeform;why, i wonder, did he pick the indians as an example of 'the true path' and not, say, a stray dog ? 1005549;1423006791;asciilifeform;he knows full well that it is every bit as possible to transform from what a civilized man is to a stray dog as to the indian. 1005550;1423006809;asciilifeform;orlov himself is in no hurry to trade his computer for a spear. 1005551;1423006819;mircea_popescu;he probably got a little horny for the nude girl at dating age 1005552;1423006822;mircea_popescu;not so for any dog. 1005553;1423006844;mircea_popescu;;;google beautiful savage 1005554;1423006845;gribble;Beautiful Savage Magazine — Art, Fashion and Lifestyle Magazine: ; Submission Guidelines » Beautiful Savage: ; Beautiful Savage | Facebook: 1005555;1423006864;mircea_popescu;hm mybad 1005556;1423006867;mircea_popescu;;;google nubile savage 1005557;1423006867;gribble;Main/Nubile Savage - Television Tropes & Idioms: ; Playing With/Nubile Savage - Television Tropes & Idioms: ; The Nubile Savage | History Today: 1005558;1423006870;asciilifeform;orlov plugs straight into 4+ centuries of 'noble savage' crap 1005559;1423006887;BingoBoingo;http://www.theroot.com/articles/news/2015/01/mo_man_arrested_after_telling_black_waitress_he_wanted_to_show_her_where.html 1005560;1423006888;assbot;Mo. Man Arrested After Telling Black Waitress He Wanted to Show Her Where He ‘Hung’ Her Grandpa - The Root ... ( http://bit.ly/18LvNxo ) 1005561;1423006972;asciilifeform;'Tommy Dean Gaa, of Maryville, reportedly told the waitress, after she asked if he wanted wheat or white toast, that he was prejudiced and therefore would take white toast, according to a probable cause statement viewed by the Maryville Daily Forum.' 1005562;1423006983;asciilifeform;obligatory sov. joke: 1005563;1423007038;asciilifeform;winnie pooh walks into a butcher's shop, asks 'got mortadella' ? answer, 'sure' winnie pooh draws a submachinegun and spins round, round, round with it, mowing down everything that moves: 'for piiigleet!' 1005564;1423007050;mircea_popescu;every asshole in a dinner is newsworthy now ? 1005565;1423007104;thestringpuller;asciilifeform: LOL 1005566;1423007118;thestringpuller;I'm telling you. Quit your day job and become stand up comedian 1005567;1423007149;mircea_popescu;dude could be a pretty rand standup comedian. 1005568;1423007161;mircea_popescu;rad* 1005569;1423007166;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform you ever tried it ? 1005570;1423007200;BingoBoingo;mircea_popescu: Apparently. "Outrage fatigue" 1005571;1423007225;asciilifeform;mortadella? sure 1005572;1423007236;BingoBoingo;I imagine asciilifeform's object as similar to kakobrekla's objection. Involves going outside. 1005573;1423007281;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform stand up comedy 1005574;1423007281;asciilifeform;^ 1005575;1423007288;mircea_popescu;it's usually practiced indoors... 1005576;1423007291;asciilifeform;not unless everyday life counts. 1005577;1423007294;mircea_popescu;it's like going to a bar, except free drinks 1005578;1423007297;asciilifeform;(and where i live, it might) 1005579;1423007311;asciilifeform;'all the world's a stage' or how did it go. 1005580;1423007410;mircea_popescu;nah, it went 1005581;1423007413;mircea_popescu;Life's but a walking shadow, a poor player. That struts and frets his hour upon the stage. And then is heard no more: it is a tale. Told by an idiot, full of sound and 1005582;1423007421;mircea_popescu;something. 1005583;1423007592;BingoBoingo;http://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/style/hes-got-a-downton-abbey-inspired-office-but-rep-aaron-schock-wont-talk-about-it/2015/02/02/1d3f1466-ab1f-11e4-abe8-e1ef60ca26de_story.html?postshare=4811422934264510 1005584;1423007593;assbot;He’s got a ‘Downton Abbey’-inspired office, but Rep. Aaron Schock won’t talk about it. - The Washington Post ... ( http://bit.ly/18LxrPC ) 1005585;1423008015;asciilifeform;re: inheritance tax crapolade: the usg elite does not bequeath/inherit via the usual mechanism, but rather by: 1005586;1423008017;asciilifeform;!s merit washing 1005587;1423008018;assbot;25 results for 'merit washing' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=merit+washing 1005588;1423008076;asciilifeform;i.e. send children to harvaprinceyaleton, internships in africa saving monkeys or whoever, they are then eminently paper-qualified and no one can possibly object (tm) to their ascendency as apparatchiks 1005589;1423008095;asciilifeform;the process is reasonably well-documented by mr mold et al and i will not waste more space on it here 1005590;1423008103;asciilifeform;except to remind n00bs of its existence on such occasions. 1005591;1423008153;mircea_popescu;if moldy had bothered to run the demos rather than just too busy sitting on ass and opining, he'd have noticed this theory is about as leaky as his submarines. 1005592;1423008161;mircea_popescu;run the numbers if you're bored. 1005593;1423008170;asciilifeform;which numbers in particular ? 1005594;1423008232;mircea_popescu;well, the ones contained in the theory. apparatchick count, ivy league output, rich list. 1005595;1423008249;asciilifeform;recall that apparatchiks are not all, or even most, collecting official federal salaries. 1005596;1423008253;mircea_popescu;see how many kids rich people of 1960 had, how many of them are in ivy league in 1980, 1005597;1423008262;mircea_popescu;and of those how many in the apparatus by 2000 1005598;1423008281;mircea_popescu;or, if you prefer, for simplicity, work backwards. 1005599;1423008286;asciilifeform;iirc mr mold does not trace the descent of modern elite to the rich of 1960 1005600;1423008290;mircea_popescu;who do we start with, de blasio ? cuomo ? 1005601;1423008291;asciilifeform;in fact, specifically disclaims it 1005602;1423008303;mircea_popescu;and if you say "this is midwest only" or "this is non democrat only " you already lost. 1005603;1423008315;mircea_popescu;well then what's the testable hypothesis ? 1005604;1423008343;asciilifeform;posits a phase transition some time in early '60s where the 'optimates' (his term, something like 'old money') were dethroned by 'brahmins' (the folks running the show today, socialist functionaries who work 'for the good of m4nk1nd') 1005605;1423008397;mircea_popescu;but. what is. teh. teeeeestable. 1005606;1423008399;mircea_popescu;hypothesis. 1005607;1423008401;mircea_popescu;ya know ? 1005608;1423008412;mircea_popescu;otherwise teh empty rhetoric is suspect of well... that. 1005609;1423008442;asciilifeform;testable hypothesis is that folks presently coming in to officer the upper ranks of the usgarchy (including not merely cia, etc. but the vc circus) , are largely annointees of previous generation therein. 1005610;1423008473;mircea_popescu;unlike what, post explosion tunguska ? 1005611;1423008476;mircea_popescu;that's always the case. 1005612;1423008484;asciilifeform;always, sure 1005613;1423008491;asciilifeform;but in this case a specific mechanism is posited 1005614;1423008507;asciilifeform;sub-rosa, maximally deniable annointment 1005615;1423008509;mircea_popescu;which works about as well as random chance. 1005616;1423008569;mircea_popescu;suppose the converse. i have a girl with any of my women, she witnesses the life in a harem geowing up, i tell her all the dirty secrets of the world because i dfon't give a fuck, i encourage her to parade naked in town when she's 16 and so on, and when i die i leave her half a billion in untraceable money. 1005617;1423008578;mircea_popescu;and this chick's not going to succeed because um ? 1005618;1423008598;mircea_popescu;obviously the offspring of the powerful will do just fine, unless a) the powerful's just a fake elite ;b) the offspring's retarded or c) both. 1005619;1423008629;asciilifeform;wasn't even arguing against the succession per se (next what, i should argue against snow?) but the bizarre deception games 1005620;1423008653;mircea_popescu;mebbe their gaminess' imagined. 1005621;1423008694;asciilifeform;mebbe my chair is imagined 1005622;1423008697;asciilifeform;and i'm actually on a stake. 1005623;1423008740;mircea_popescu;tell me how does it feel 1005624;1423008744;mircea_popescu;to be on a staaakeee... 1005625;1423008747;mircea_popescu;anywya, ima brb 1005626;1423008748;the_scourge;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2rfczg/the_bitcoin_consensus_red_herring/cng123b?context=3 1005627;1423008749;assbot;davecgh comments on The Bitcoin Consensus Red Herring ... ( http://bit.ly/1z8KHTo ) 1005628;1423008751;asciilifeform;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=10-10-2014#866943 1005629;1423008751;assbot;Logged on 10-10-2014 00:52:32; asciilifeform: slightly different situation here. btc user without full node is just as likely to be walking around in a barrel, deluded by dope into thinking he's driving a car (like the characters in s. lem's 'futurological congress') 1005630;1423008766;asciilifeform;[insert all other known plato-wanks ever in this space] 1005631;1423008784;asciilifeform;bbl, food 1005632;1423008860;the_scourge;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2rfczg/the_bitcoin_consensus_red_herring/cng123b?context=3 1005633;1423008861;assbot;davecgh comments on The Bitcoin Consensus Red Herring ... ( http://bit.ly/1z8KUGb ) 1005634;1423008907;the_scourge;er, sorry. irssi not co-operating with x today 1005635;1423008933;the_scourge;but interesting discussion anyways 1005636;1423009045;the_scourge;i was reading some really old logs and ended up mindwandering into some things about consensus and the various btc implementations. i know the xcp guys have crossed this bridge as well, slightly different angle 1005637;1423009163;BingoBoingo;If we must read reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2ummr4/part_3_cryptsy_stole_me_180_btc_withdraw_locked/ 1005638;1423009167;assbot;Part 3: Cryptsy stole me 180 BTC (Withdraw locked) : Bitcoin ... ( http://bit.ly/18LAUxE ) 1005639;1423009535;the_scourge;i don't care for reddit but the btcd guys were engaging in discussion on there 1005640;1423009581;the_scourge;who is cryptsy and why should i care? 1005641;1423009626;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 161200 @ 0.00037484 = 60.4242 BTC [-] 1005642;1423009656;BingoBoingo;!s derp 1005643;1423009657;assbot;1516 results for 'derp' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=derp 1005644;1423009670;BingoBoingo;!s ass* 1005645;1423009671;assbot;284517 results for 'ass*' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=ass%2A 1005646;1423009687;BingoBoingo;!s Cryptsy 1005647;1423009688;assbot;102 results for 'Cryptsy' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=Cryptsy 1005648;1423009695;BingoBoingo;!s tits 1005649;1423009696;assbot;753 results for 'tits' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=tits 1005650;1423009709;BingoBoingo;the_scourge: ^ context 1005651;1423009871;BingoBoingo;Sure random anon bettors go with MP on 'Yes' https://bitbet.us/bet/1115/silk-road-deliberations-over-6-hours/ 1005652;1423009872;assbot;BitBet - Silk Road Deliberations Over 6 Hours :: 1.25 B (54%) on Yes, 1.06 B (46%) on No | closing in 23 hours 28 minutes | weight: 100`000 (100`000 to 100`000) ... ( http://bit.ly/1z8Murz ) 1005653;1423010408;the_scourge;now i know who they were and i still don't care 1005654;1423010431;the_scourge;at least i'm better at unremembering things nowadays 1005655;1423010438;the_scourge;'night 1005656;1423010698;scoopbot;New post on Qntra.net by cazalla: http://qntra.net/2015/02/phishing-with-coinbase/ 1005657;1423010767;cazalla;^^^ this guy might've been able to steal more if he had the enough coins to make it worth his while to do some friendly fraud on coinbase but who knows 1005658;1423011389;thestringpuller;BingoBoingo: what is the resolution source on that bet? 1005659;1423011475;BingoBoingo;thestringpuller: I guess we are counting on the deliberation time being widely reported 1005660;1423011761;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 73500 @ 0.00038409 = 28.2306 BTC [+] {2} 1005661;1423012719;punkman;another snip https://github.com/extempore/real-bitcoin/compare/guicruft-snip 1005662;1423012721;assbot;Comparing master...guicruft-snip · extempore/real-bitcoin · GitHub ... ( http://bit.ly/1AqfcuK ) 1005663;1423014445;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42807 @ 0.00038415 = 16.4443 BTC [+] 1005664;1423015649;asciilifeform;punkman: is that a total de-wxcrudification i see ? 1005665;1423015654;asciilifeform;punkman: or only partial 1005666;1423015665;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 170937 @ 0.00038299 = 65.4672 BTC [-] {2} 1005667;1423015756;*;asciilifeform total chump, came back from buying super-pleasure-led light bulbs only to discover that they won't fit in a single fixture he has 1005668;1423015798;mircea_popescu;pleasure leds ? 1005669;1423015804;mircea_popescu;what are you, potted plant ? 1005670;1423015810;*;asciilifeform learned from a previous chumpapade that the ones molded to occupy the space taken by ordinary bulb, are laughably dim 1005671;1423015820;*;asciilifeform hence bought the 1600 lumen units 1005672;1423015827;asciilifeform;ever so slightly too big. 1005673;1423015836;mircea_popescu;"accidentally" 1005674;1423015861;asciilifeform;not exactly. and not really a secret why 1005675;1423015896;punkman;asciilifeform: punkman: is that a total de-wxcrudification i see ? << I think so 1005676;1423015900;asciilifeform;(the massive heat sinks for the rectifier don't do well in enclosed domes. but idiots insisted on placing them therein anyway, torching their hose. never mind that my domes are open to 30cm of air on the top - can't allow fit! 1005677;1423015908;asciilifeform;thinkofthechildren (tm) 1005678;1423015913;asciilifeform;) 1005679;1423015938;mircea_popescu;see, if only dc won, 1005680;1423015942;mircea_popescu;you wouldn't need rectifiers. 1005681;1423015949;asciilifeform;aha. 1005682;1423015967;mircea_popescu;course the heat sink on the cables... 1005683;1423015999;asciilifeform;what cables. 1005684;1423016001;asciilifeform;bus bars. 1005685;1423016004;mircea_popescu;lol 1005686;1423016099;asciilifeform;punkman: looks like you clobbered all of it, nice 1005687;1423016193;asciilifeform;http://www.delta-systems.co.uk/resources/Delta-copper-bus-bars2.jpg << for noobs who have never heard of a 'bus bar' 1005688;1423016194;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1DDN9px ) 1005689;1423016231;asciilifeform;(if you need them in jungle conditions, a copper water pipe hammered flat generally suffices) 1005690;1423016356;mircea_popescu;doesn't even have to be hammered 1005691;1423016414;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: generally, one ought to. 'skin effect' doesn't apply at dc. 1005692;1423016437;mircea_popescu;better fittings available for proper pipe. 1005693;1423016469;asciilifeform;http://www.dartmouth.edu/~sullivan/litzwire/skin.html 1005694;1423016470;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1zGzVsY ) 1005695;1423016478;asciilifeform;better fittings - yes. for pipe. 1005696;1423016483;asciilifeform;pipe to wire - problematic. 1005697;1423016509;mircea_popescu;can always flatten the end :D 1005698;1423016520;asciilifeform;i've been known to do just that. 1005699;1423016524;asciilifeform;but i'm probably terminally lazy. 1005700;1423016649;asciilifeform;http://lubelia.livejournal.com/1121217.html << general interest (arts) 1005701;1423016670;asciilifeform;https://fotki.yandex.ru/next/users/ugluka/album/463141/view/980008?page=1&context= << this one in particular 1005702;1423016671;assbot;Яндекс.Фотки ... ( http://bit.ly/1DDOE76 ) 1005703;1423016736;asciilifeform;mega-l0l at the Yandex ads: 1005704;1423016748;asciilifeform;'Наука узнавания еврея по лицу Гид по еврейскому лицу на booknik.ru18+ booknik.ru' 1005705;1423016771;asciilifeform;('guide to recognizing a jew using his face! guide to the jewish face on ...' 1005706;1423016773;asciilifeform;) 1005707;1423016785;asciilifeform;next ad is more mundane 'hotel rates in moscow' etc. 1005708;1423016786;mircea_popescu;this is somehow of value ? 1005709;1423016794;asciilifeform;of zoological value 1005710;1423016801;asciilifeform;i have yet to see an ad like this on 'google' 1005711;1423016806;asciilifeform;or in any engl. speaking venue 1005712;1423016834;*;asciilifeform does not normally repost spam, but this is a serious new (to him) page in spamatronics 1005713;1423016863;asciilifeform;as for the photo, i happen to like it. and think it would look good in any respectable salt mine. 1005714;1423016866;asciilifeform;in break room. 1005715;1423017025;asciilifeform;the_scourge: reddit article << now my turn to ask, what was the interesting part ? 1005716;1423017030;asciilifeform;i'm unable to find one 1005717;1423017056;asciilifeform;was it the stooge, proclaiming 'Then you shouldn't be pushing for btcd in the post. Btcd is harmful to consensus. Your proposal to have miners run multiple consensus implementations doesn't require btcd to exist and its existence doesn't benefit it.' ? 1005718;1423017076;asciilifeform;we already know about the spam farms. it's over. 1005719;1423017162;mircea_popescu;spam is over ?! 1005720;1423017180;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform which reminds me, you know the joke with the jew an' the big mean dog ? 1005721;1423017207;asciilifeform;'only the dead shall see the end of spam' 1005722;1423017210;asciilifeform;or the like 1005723;1423017213;asciilifeform;big dog ? 1005724;1423017252;asciilifeform;decimation: your cloak is broken. 1005725;1423017255;mircea_popescu;a scrawny jewish real estate agent is going down the street to show a house to a customer. on the way, a large butchery, and in it a huge dog 1005726;1423017265;mircea_popescu;which starts to bark quite furious. the jew stops in fear 1005727;1423017271;decimation;oh no 1005728;1423017280;mircea_popescu;the butcher, a huge guy with a huge mustache, "don't be afraid, it won't bite" 1005729;1423017287;mircea_popescu;to which the jew retorts "my good man! 1005730;1423017299;mircea_popescu;have you talked with the dog about this, or is it entirely your own opinion ?" 1005731;1423017307;asciilifeform;l0l! 1005732;1423017312;decimation;I wonder if it is because I joined before the cloak took effect 1005733;1423017329;mircea_popescu;it ? getting flooded ? 1005734;1423017370;asciilifeform;if using a braindamaged/misconfigured client, the time to stop is probably now 1005735;1423017420;decimation;it's funny, I don't see many incoming packets 1005736;1423017445;punkman;what's with the "(quit: Changing host)"? 1005737;1423017505;mircea_popescu;nice last words. 1005738;1423017521;mircea_popescu;"duck ? what duck ?! anvil ? what anvil ?" 1005739;1423017536;asciilifeform;'hey bubba, watch this' 1005740;1423017556;*;asciilifeform learned these 'famous last words' without context, but always imagined a frag involved 1005741;1423017558;mircea_popescu;;;google 'hey bubba, watch this' 1005742;1423017559;gribble;Hey Bubba, watch this! - YouTube: ; HEY BUBBA - YouTube: ; Hey Bubba Watch This by Ray Stevens | Song | Free Music, Listen ...: 1005743;1423017609;mod6;hi all 1005744;1423017619;punkman;decimation: you need to use SASL 1005745;1423017699;decimation;punkman: I did use sasl 1005746;1423017713;mircea_popescu;use it twice! 1005747;1423017724;punkman;decimation: you were already using it? 1005748;1423017732;*;asciilifeform sits and contemplates mircea_popescu's software license, and increasingly likes it 1005749;1423017747;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform have you notice how my shit grows on one in retrospect ? 1005750;1423017759;decimation;punkman: ah no, apparently I failed to configure it when I changed computers 1005751;1423017766;mircea_popescu;starts as a joke, which is kinda funny, except haha, only funny, except hm... etc. 1005752;1423017790;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: i like to think i've pulled off this effect once or twice on folks 1005753;1423017833;mircea_popescu;what did the father of the girl schopenhauer was courting say ? 1005754;1423017840;asciilifeform;? 1005755;1423017848;mircea_popescu;"he's a nice enough fellow, if only he were more serious." 1005756;1423017873;asciilifeform;l0l 1005757;1423018096;*;asciilifeform is inescapably curious re: how the license in the article would actually behave in a secular court 1005758;1423018106;asciilifeform;should it somehow make its appearance there 1005759;1423018147;asciilifeform;the last clause of part (ii) would probably give a traditional jurist indigestion 1005760;1423018153;asciilifeform;but - ianal 1005761;1423018170;mircea_popescu;actually it would in principle bar any sort of legally organised body from ever using the software. 1005762;1423018177;asciilifeform;well yes 1005763;1423018178;asciilifeform;no shit 1005764;1423018193;mircea_popescu;so it's moot. 1005765;1423018202;asciilifeform;but is contract (implicit, 'shrinkwrap', otherwise) where one promises to break a law, a valid contract ? 1005766;1423018211;asciilifeform;for all i know the whole thing would be tossed, like a rich man's prenup 1005767;1423018233;mircea_popescu;well but if the whole thing's tossed then they have not acquired the right to use it. 1005768;1423018242;mircea_popescu;secular law is positive. 1005769;1423018252;asciilifeform;but then it's just like a missing license. 1005770;1423018261;mircea_popescu;no, it's like an actual unlicense. 1005771;1423018267;asciilifeform;^ good name 1005772;1423018278;asciilifeform;short, descriptive. 1005773;1423018280;asciilifeform;unlicense. 1005774;1423018311;punkman;next we will start planning the real unmonastery 1005775;1423018323;mircea_popescu;o no, that i already built. 1005776;1423018339;punkman;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com//?date=03-02-2015#1005496 << James C. Scott writes about this "legibility/illegibility" thing, quite relevant 1005777;1423018339;assbot;Logged on 03-02-2015 23:19:43; mircea_popescu: exactly antitethical to how wots work, incidentally. because coherence is the only possible attacxk against a wot. 1005778;1423018341;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu risks becoming famous as an 'anarchist' eben moglen now. 1005779;1423018355;mircea_popescu;i can't be famous, for obvious reasons. 1005780;1423018360;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu built un-nunnery 1005781;1423018362;mircea_popescu;only the politically impotent can ever be famous. 1005782;1423018370;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform punkman http://trilema.com/2015/aseara-fusei-la-una/ < first para. 1005783;1423018370;assbot;Aseara fusei la una... pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. ... ( http://bit.ly/1DDTFwy ) 1005784;1423018370;asciilifeform;un-monaster probably can only exist in neal stephenson's novel 'anathem.' 1005785;1423018471;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 89394 @ 0.0003716 = 33.2188 BTC [-] 1005786;1423018490;punkman;asciilifeform: see also http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=30-01-2015#998393 1005787;1423018490;assbot;Logged on 30-01-2015 12:58:09; punkman: http://unmonastery.org/ 1005788;1423018513;decimation;apparently my ISP simply cuts me off if there's an incoming flood 1005789;1423018539;mircea_popescu;standard practice on cheap home connections, and the only reason the shit's even effective in any sense. 1005790;1423018544;asciilifeform;decimation: i'm curious how you determined that this is so, rather than the ordinary behaviour of a flooded router 1005791;1423018564;decimation;I was watching incoming packets on my main router 1005792;1423018575;decimation;went from something to zero, but it took about 30 seconds 1005793;1423018577;cazalla;http://www.cio.com.au/article/565496/webjet-exclusives-trials-bitcoin-payments/ sorta interesting if ya australia, not qntra newsworthy on account i would be stuck writing abc business converts bitcoin to fiat 24/7 otherwise 1005794;1423018580;assbot;Webjet Exclusives trials Bitcoin payments - CIO ... ( http://bit.ly/1DDUi9j ) 1005795;1423018654;mircea_popescu;cazalla can't even be bothered to bet on it. "they'll make a bitcoin's worth of sales the first week, then half a bitcoin the next year and then that's that." 1005796;1423018660;mircea_popescu;"driving adoption" the reddit way. 1005797;1423018800;cazalla;well, at least they had the sense to avoid zhou's coinjar by going with bitpos instead 1005798;1423018833;cazalla;might raise the eyebrow of vexual, think we're the only 2 aussies.. 1005799;1423018839;asciilifeform;re: ddos: i'm still at a loss at how snmp/ntp amplification ddosnets can carry on existing without a 'tragedy of the commons' situation - recall, anyone here could in principle invoke the chumpnet at any time 1005800;1423018849;asciilifeform;by sending precisely the same kind of forged packets the idiot sends 1005801;1423018855;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform cause we don't give a shit ? 1005802;1423018867;decimation;who am I gonna spam? 1005803;1423018870;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: well yes. but it also appears that no one, anywhere, gives a shit 1005804;1423018880;mircea_popescu;there's this very narrow lost demographic, mostly at the periphery of the world, made up of kids smart enough to be able to do it but dumb enough to not have anything better to do. 1005805;1423018883;asciilifeform;consider, any spammer in need of a ddosnet can simply walk into #b-a 1005806;1423018884;mircea_popescu;it is really very very narrow. 1005807;1423018886;asciilifeform;and get one for free 1005808;1423018893;mircea_popescu;like, toothbrush sidewalk cleaners. 1005809;1423018897;asciilifeform;lol 1005810;1423018902;asciilifeform;that has to be it. 1005811;1423018909;asciilifeform;i can't picture any other explanation, presently 1005812;1423018912;mircea_popescu;if you can do it with a toothbrush you could ... restore art, or make your own, or be a surgeon or etc. 1005813;1423018915;decimation;maybe someone should compile the list of broken devices and sell it on -otc? 1005814;1423018929;mircea_popescu;decimation but the people who could do it could get it anyway 1005815;1423018931;asciilifeform;decimation: kakobrekla and i already posted, for free... 1005816;1423018942;mircea_popescu;and anyone else a) doesn't hjave the money and b) would just be happy to send you support tickets 1005817;1423018949;asciilifeform;they also are not especially hard to scan for in the wild 1005818;1423018950;mircea_popescu;because the webwhrores charge for talking to them 1005819;1423018955;asciilifeform;which also helps to explain the disinterest 1005820;1423018983;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform also relevant : http://trilema.com/2014/o-hai-let-me-wanna-be/#comment-111914 1005821;1423018984;assbot;O hai let me wanna-be! pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. ... ( http://bit.ly/1zdrrJj ) 1005822;1423018996;mircea_popescu;chumps are routinely downed for their troubles. but "dunno what it was ?!?!?!" 1005823;1423019052;decimation;mircea_popescu: the guy is persistant, I would grant that though 1005824;1423019068;asciilifeform;how much persistence does it take to leave an automaton going. 1005825;1423019070;decimation;I'm not sure what point he is making, other than helping sort newbies here 1005826;1423019080;mircea_popescu;in the sense that a nineteen year old with a very messy room is a persistent masturbator, sure. 1005827;1423019088;decimation;well, presumably he has other people to harass for profit 1005828;1423019092;mircea_popescu;lol 1005829;1423019102;mircea_popescu;hey, want this bridge btw ? i'm selling it. 1005830;1423019106;mircea_popescu;i make a lot of money selling bridges. 1005831;1423019116;asciilifeform;on the days when b-a noobs are unmolested, presumably someone else is being serviced 1005832;1423019117;mircea_popescu;online. 1005833;1423019124;decimation;are you a professional with a license? 1005834;1423019133;mircea_popescu;i am a successful online bridge merchant. 1005835;1423019142;asciilifeform;bridge like a pro in twenty-one days. 1005836;1423019144;mircea_popescu;i can have my customers contact you if you wish 1005837;1423019189;mircea_popescu;i am the one that sold the ukalele guggenheim bridge in abudja 1005838;1423019201;asciilifeform;https://www.google.com/search?tbm=isch&sa=1&q=twenty-one+days+book 1005839;1423019202;assbot;twenty-one days book - Google Search ... ( http://bit.ly/1zds4CC ) 1005840;1423019203;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 104219 @ 0.00037237 = 38.808 BTC [+] {2} 1005841;1423019222;decimation;learn to write twenty-one days books in just twenty-one days 1005842;1423019259;asciilifeform;i have this notion that the original was the cpp one. 1005843;1423019273;mircea_popescu;"my twenty-one days dating twenty-one twenty-one day book authors" 1005844;1423019273;asciilifeform;'learn c++ in 21 days' 1005845;1423019299;mircea_popescu;"my twenty-one days dating twenty-one twenty-one years old twenty-one day book authors" 1005846;1423019321;asciilifeform;some wag had a (unfortunately parodic) 'learn to code in 21 years' 1005847;1423019347;mircea_popescu;how i learned twenty one languages twenty one times in twenty one days 1005848;1423019386;cazalla;mircea_popescu, http://mobile.nytimes.com/2015/02/04/world/americas/argentina-prosecutor-alberto-nisman-arrest-warrant-cristina-de-kirchner.html?referrer= 1005849;1423019389;assbot;Log In ... ( http://bit.ly/1zdssAU ) 1005850;1423019398;mircea_popescu;wait wut 1005851;1423019417;mircea_popescu;a that. yeah. 1005852;1423019448;cazalla;figured it was new aspect to that story, don't remember reading in logs he planned to arrest that chick 1005853;1423019522;mircea_popescu;yeah it was one of the numerous points making a juicy press story 1005854;1423019537;mircea_popescu;anyway, he can't actually do it. you can;t arrest a president. 1005855;1423019544;mircea_popescu;however, her term's about over, after which... 1005856;1423019610;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform im pretty sure it was. 1005857;1423019620;mircea_popescu;early 90s 1005858;1423020318;mod6;incase anyone was interested, here's my errors from yesterday: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=iweEQCpu 1005859;1423020320;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1DDY3LN ) 1005860;1423020362;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 108850 @ 0.00037444 = 40.7578 BTC [+] {2} 1005861;1423020546;decimation;http://sciencecareers.sciencemag.org/career_magazine/previous_issues/articles/2015_02_03/caredit.a1500027 << "But the first report on the class of 2015 from the respected National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE), which conducts multiple surveys of employers’ hiring intentions throughout the year, projects a 9% drop in the salaries of new computer science bachelor's degree graduates, from $67,300 in 2014 to $61,287 this 1005862;1423020547;assbot;Another funny thing happened on the way to the STEM shortage | Science Careers ... ( http://bit.ly/1DDYtBR ) 1005863;1423020547;decimation;year." 1005864;1423020972;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 130795 @ 0.00036764 = 48.0855 BTC [-] 1005865;1423021681;mike_c;jurov: please and ty: http://pastebin.com/Dp3RbqtU 1005866;1423021682;assbot;-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA512 Please deposit s.qntr shares - Pastebin.com ... ( http://bit.ly/1DE0RbQ ) 1005867;1423022009;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40886 @ 0.0003676 = 15.0297 BTC [-] {2} 1005868;1423023420;asciilifeform;http://mobile.nytimes.com/2015/01/27/world/americas/journalist-damian-pachter-in-argentina-fearing-for-his-safety-flees-to-israel.html 1005869;1423023423;assbot;Log In ... ( http://bit.ly/1zdCW3s ) 1005870;1423023430;asciilifeform;^ re: that thing 1005871;1423023580;asciilifeform;mod6: 'ERROR: ConnectInputs() : 2c2314f353 VerifySignature failed' always ? 1005872;1423023642;mod6;I could try it again. 1005873;1423023652;asciilifeform;mod6: i notice it was the same in the first pastebin 1005874;1423023656;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 53761 @ 0.00036626 = 19.6905 BTC [-] 1005875;1423023665;asciilifeform;mod6: do these refer to 2 distinct runs ? 1005876;1423023665;*;mod6 looks back 1005877;1423023672;mod6;yeah, two seperate runs 1005878;1423023743;asciilifeform;for reference, http://btc.yt/lxr/satoshi/source/src/main.cpp#0942 1005879;1423023744;assbot;Satoshi 0.5.3.1/src/main.cpp ... ( http://bit.ly/1zdDTbN ) 1005880;1423023765;asciilifeform;grep your debug.log for any other instances of 'VerifySignature failed' 1005881;1423023809;mod6;yeah. 1005882;1423023812;mod6;I see that. 1005883;1423023826;*;mod6 looks @ main.cpp 1005884;1423023843;asciilifeform;it isn't in any of my debug.log. 1005885;1423023848;asciilifeform;in my entire collection 1005886;1423023854;asciilifeform;(which is a few years long) 1005887;1423023863;asciilifeform;but this doesn't tell us anything earth-shaking, yet 1005888;1423023945;mod6;hmm. i remember this bit of code in main 1005889;1423023947;asciilifeform;in turn, 1005890;1423023949;asciilifeform;http://btc.yt/lxr/satoshi/source/src/main.cpp#1099 1005891;1423023950;assbot;Satoshi 0.5.3.1/src/main.cpp ... ( http://bit.ly/1xc8NMz ) 1005892;1423023965;asciilifeform;is the only place where fBlock is true 1005893;1423024186;danielpbarron;my pogo running asciilifeform's bastard crashes quite often 1005894;1423024195;asciilifeform;danielpbarron: as did mine 1005895;1423024198;asciilifeform;but how often. 1005896;1423024206;danielpbarron;every hour or so 1005897;1423024206;asciilifeform;and what kind of crash 1005898;1423024218;asciilifeform;the usual oom ? 1005899;1423024259;asciilifeform;i'm actually not certain that 250 is low enough setting to make a detectable difference on pogo 1005900;1423024260;danielpbarron;std::bad_alloc 1005901;1423024267;asciilifeform;^ that'd be an oom. 1005902;1423024294;asciilifeform;the bastard patch made the thing actually usable on pc for the first time (in my view) 1005903;1423024301;asciilifeform;but has not solved the central problem of pogo 1005904;1423024326;danielpbarron;is this something swap space would solve? 1005905;1423024327;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 99475 @ 0.00036382 = 36.191 BTC [-] 1005906;1423024338;asciilifeform;danielpbarron: swapping on a pogo is a nonstarter 1005907;1423024342;asciilifeform;go ahead, try it 1005908;1423024374;danielpbarron;i'll take your word for it :p 1005909;1423024376;asciilifeform;(for one thing, you are liable to nuke your ssd, if you have one) 1005910;1423024388;asciilifeform;by no means is anyone encouraged to take my word for things. 1005911;1423024423;danielpbarron;i'm currently using a sdd 1005912;1423024434;danielpbarron;the old-fashioned laptop spinny drive arrive today 1005913;1423024451;asciilifeform;swapping is the more or less one guaranteed way to ruin an arbitrarily good ssd. 1005914;1423024454;danielpbarron;ss* 1005915;1423024481;danielpbarron;what about spinning drive for swap and usb3 flash drive for chain 1005916;1423024499;asciilifeform;requiring a spinning drive is bleh 1005917;1423024501;danielpbarron;rather not have to do that though 1005918;1423024508;asciilifeform;not to mention dog slow 1005919;1423024510;asciilifeform;as in, unusably 1005920;1423024553;asciilifeform;bitcoin could handily run under 100MB constant if the whole bastards thing were somehow bulldozed 1005921;1423024581;asciilifeform;in my 'valgrind' experiments, i've found that it is responsible for virtually all growth in footprint since powerup 1005922;1423024643;asciilifeform;https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/bitcoinj/nPwTvke0VOM << mod6, others 1005923;1423024644;assbot;Google Discussiegroepen ... ( http://bit.ly/1zdFQ8k ) 1005924;1423024647;asciilifeform;^ interesting 1005925;1423024669;*;danielpbarron has a fresh new gentoo install 1005926;1423024733;asciilifeform;danielpbarron: tried building yet ? 1005927;1423024748;asciilifeform;note that you can build for pc if you replace the cross compiler with standard gcc 1005928;1423024750;danielpbarron;waiting for stuff to install 1005929;1423024760;asciilifeform;you can then use same script ('portatronic') 1005930;1423024768;asciilifeform;for all builds 1005931;1423024770;danielpbarron;neat 1005932;1423024802;danielpbarron;what is the prefered format for documentation? .txt, .html ? 1005933;1423024811;asciilifeform;i'd say txt 1005934;1423024844;mod6;it seems like the growing thought seems to be to get a list of 50300 active nodes and seed those directly into the R.I., or am I misunderstanding that?? 1005935;1423024861;asciilifeform;iirc that was the closest thing to a plan 1005936;1423024911;[]bot;Bet placed: 1 BTC for No on "Russian Index RTS to drop under 500 before March 2015" http://bitbet.us/bet/1109/ Odds: 21(Y):79(N) by coin, 30(Y):70(N) by weight. Total bet: 5.0574767 BTC. Current weight: 50,712. 1005937;1423024914;[]bot;Bet placed: 1 BTC for No on "Gold to top $1500 before 16 May" http://bitbet.us/bet/1106/ Odds: 21(Y):79(N) by coin, 23(Y):77(N) by weight. Total bet: 5.3 BTC. Current weight: 81,880. 1005938;1423024916;[]bot;Bet placed: 1 BTC for No on "The Winkdex: BTC $5000 or more in 2015" http://bitbet.us/bet/1104/ Odds: 18(Y):82(N) by coin, 18(Y):82(N) by weight. Total bet: 53.573 BTC. Current weight: 93,664. 1005939;1423024919;[]bot;Bet placed: 1 BTC for No on "Obama Impeached" http://bitbet.us/bet/1062/ Odds: 12(Y):88(N) by coin, 14(Y):86(N) by weight. Total bet: 3.6059 BTC. Current weight: 74,101. 1005940;1423024931;asciilifeform;http://bitcoinstats.com/irc/bitcoin-dev/logs/2012/05/19#l1337398628 << also interesting 1005941;1423024931;assbot;BitcoinStats ... ( http://bit.ly/1zdGzpO ) 1005942;1423024937;*;mod6 looks 1005943;1423024998;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 106400 @ 0.00036126 = 38.4381 BTC [-] {2} 1005944;1423025266;punkman;http://bitcoinstats.com/irc/bitcoin-dev/logs/2012/05/14#l1336971557 1005945;1423025267;assbot;BitcoinStats ... ( http://bit.ly/1zdHFlC ) 1005946;1423025364;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 95132 @ 0.00036576 = 34.7955 BTC [+] {2} 1005947;1423025691;mod6;thanks for the links asciilifeform 1005948;1423025825;mod6;thx punkman 1005949;1423026645;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 78550 @ 0.00036811 = 28.915 BTC [+] 1005950;1423026660;*;mod6 digs through debug.log 1005951;1423027146;punkman;mod6, this might be relevant https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/commit/d68dcf741e088d8d7033521aa1a1e5e87d9dd283 1005952;1423027147;assbot;Limit the impact of reorganisations on the database · d68dcf7 · bitcoin/bitcoin · GitHub ... ( http://bit.ly/1uWaspC ) 1005953;1423027182;asciilifeform;punkman: interesting find 1005954;1423027205;punkman;also commits on bottom of this page: https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/commits/master/src/main.cpp?page=23 1005955;1423027207;assbot;History for src/main.cpp - bitcoin/bitcoin · GitHub ... ( http://bit.ly/1uWaDkA ) 1005956;1423027292;*;mod6 looks 1005957;1423027379;punkman;oh wait, not very relevant 1005958;1423027460;punkman;that sipa/unstuck commit caught my eye 1005959;1423027850;mod6;asciilifeform: so is the thought to connect to nodes that are fully-sync'd? and the issue is that we're connecting, by chance to nodes that do not have full sync? 1005960;1423027867;mod6;I'm looking at your email (http://therealbitcoin.org/ml/btc-dev/2015-February/000046.html) and just wondering about this list... 1005961;1423027879;asciilifeform;either that, or reject garbage in some more efficient way 1005962;1423027892;mod6;(that starts after this line: (Warning - long. You can safely skip to the end.)) 1005963;1423027914;mod6;ok. interesting. wonder if that relates to this: 1005964;1423028048;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 156500 @ 0.00038361 = 60.035 BTC [+] 1005965;1423028061;mod6;https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/issues/921#issuecomment-5123768 1005966;1423028063;assbot;checkmark shows blockchain fully downloaded, but progress bar shows 99% · Issue #921 · bitcoin/bitcoin · GitHub ... ( http://bit.ly/1CY2Fhj ) 1005967;1423028100;mod6;anyway, guess it doesnt matter 1005968;1423028139;mod6;is there an easy way to feed bitcoind a list of nodes that we want to use for seed? 1005969;1423028175;asciilifeform;mod6: iirc punkman found a way to roll them all into the config 1005970;1423028188;asciilifeform;(with no additional code) 1005971;1423028215;punkman;connect or addnode in bitcoin.conf should work 1005972;1423028237;mod6;ahh, thats right! 1005973;1423028250;mod6;good-ole ATC taught us that :] 1005974;1423028272;mod6;aight. time to test this out. 1005975;1423028325;asciilifeform;mod6: we're connecting, by chance to nodes that do not have full sync << we also get every new block thrown at us 1005976;1423028328;asciilifeform;whether ready or not 1005977;1423028772;mod6;ok well asciilifeform, I think I'll try the first one in your list since it's 100% sync'd 1005978;1423028784;mod6;as opposed to these: 1005979;1423028785;asciilifeform;mod6: you realize these are ancient numbers 1005980;1423028794;asciilifeform;of questionable veracity to begin with 1005981;1423028813;ben_vulpes;evening. 1005982;1423028821;asciilifeform;ben_vulpes! 1005983;1423028830;ben_vulpes;salud 1005984;1423028835;ben_vulpes;i come in unprepared for this conversation 1005985;1423028846;mod6;http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=Ck6H6xwv 1005986;1423028847;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1CY3TcH ) 1005987;1423028868;mod6;asciilifeform: oh the sipa txt is super old 'eh 1005988;1423028879;asciilifeform;mod6: i actually don't know precisely how old 1005989;1423028884;asciilifeform;but certainly not real-time current. 1005990;1423028913;mod6;alright. thx. 1005991;1423028993;ben_vulpes;all of this over a few IPs 1005992;1423029025;ben_vulpes;peer discovery is totally fucked. 1005993;1423029033;ben_vulpes;unsurprising, but disappointing. 1005994;1423029040;ben_vulpes;sounds like it needs a bit of manual ass-kicking. 1005995;1423029089;ben_vulpes;now i understand how sensitive everyone is to the exposure of weapons-grade nodes to the internet at large, but i for one would greatly appreciate a few nodes of known vintage that would barf blocks to me at will for the testing of various bitcoinds. 1005996;1423029121;asciilifeform;exposure of weapons-grade nodes to the internet at large << wai wat?! how would node function off the net ? 1005997;1423029133;*;danielpbarron has two nodes on two different ips running different versions 1005998;1423029183;ben_vulpes;the foundation's resources are meager. big servers that can build in parallel and download many chains in parallel are probably not a feasible acquisition at this time. 1005999;1423029200;ben_vulpes;asciilifeform: there's a bit of difference between connecting a node to the net and putting the IP into -assets. 1006000;1423029207;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 120104 @ 0.00038367 = 46.0803 BTC [+] {2} 1006001;1423029235;mod6;first one is muerte 1006002;1423029239;*;mod6 tries another 1006003;1423029299;mod6;second one was active 1.34.180.245 1006004;1423029308;*;mod6 eats 1006005;1423029428;asciilifeform;mod6: use my liveness tester 1006006;1423029577;*;mod6 try it out 1006007;1423029825;asciilifeform;mod6: the second version posted uses lists of ip in plain ascii 1006008;1423029865;mod6;yeah, using 2nd version. thanks! 1006009;1423029927;punkman;jurov, how come diff doesn't work http://btc.yt/lxr/satoshi/diff/src/main.cpp 1006010;1423029928;assbot;Satoshi 0.5.3.1/src/main.cpp ... ( http://bit.ly/1CY5MWJ ) 1006011;1423029944;asciilifeform;ben_vulpes: if your node can't survive being linked in -assets, it probably isn't fit to fight in the great war 1006012;1423030081;mod6;PASS: 0; FAIL 313500. 1006013;1423030111;mod6;i must have done something wrong. but anyway, I'll give it a shot tomorrow. 1006014;1423030121;mod6;im gonna leave this sync run overnight. 1006015;1423030140;mod6;for the record, its: v0.5.3 + patches { 1, rm_rf_upnp, 2, 3, 4 & 6 } 1006016;1423030183;mod6;buenas noches b-a 1006017;1423030242;ben_vulpes;sleep well 1006018;1423032196;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 62350 @ 0.00036807 = 22.9492 BTC [-] {2} 1006019;1423033295;cazalla;i think it is interesting to note that qntra has surpassed a competing site, founded in april 2014, in what.. 4 months.. https://www.quantcast.com/coinbrief.net vs https://www.quantcast.com/qntra.net 1006020;1423033296;assbot; Coinbrief.net Traffic and Demographic Statistics by Quantcast ... ( http://bit.ly/16g3fu2 ) 1006021;1423033298;assbot; Qntra.net Traffic and Demographic Statistics by Quantcast ... ( http://bit.ly/1v2UsSv ) 1006022;1423033538;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 67800 @ 0.00036804 = 24.9531 BTC [-] 1006023;1423033782;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 69050 @ 0.00036703 = 25.3434 BTC [-] {2} 1006024;1423034087;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 56505 @ 0.00037435 = 21.1526 BTC [+] 1006025;1423034392;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 4912 @ 0.00094242 = 4.6292 BTC [-] {24} 1006026;1423034593;punkman;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fWhYJNZt08 1006027;1423034594;assbot;Dashcam footage captures Taiwan plane crash - YouTube ... ( http://bit.ly/16g5Xjk ) 1006028;1423034956;punkman;"There’s a distinction between the Internet and IRL for a reason. We are here in IRL, and we have to make judgements in IRL." - Ulbricht's lawyer 1006029;1423035368;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23200 @ 0.00036933 = 8.5685 BTC [-] 1006030;1423035673;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 92187 @ 0.00036525 = 33.6713 BTC [-] {2} 1006031;1423036139;cazalla;punkman, horry sheet 1006032;1423036954;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 407904 @ 0.00037601 = 153.376 BTC [+] {4} 1006033;1423037241;punkman;http://eoimages.gsfc.nasa.gov/images/imagerecords/85000/85218/MediterraneanSea_amo_2015032_lrg.jpg 1006034;1423037245;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/18Mx3QS ) 1006035;1423037248;punkman;it's been dusty 1006036;1423037503;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 156057 @ 0.00038379 = 59.8931 BTC [+] {2} 1006037;1423037564;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 103315 @ 0.00038521 = 39.798 BTC [+] {2} 1006038;1423038174;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 90450 @ 0.00036231 = 32.7709 BTC [-] 1006039;1423038845;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 167720 @ 0.00037933 = 63.6212 BTC [+] 1006040;1423040370;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 173350 @ 0.00036705 = 63.6281 BTC [-] {3} 1006041;1423040980;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 158000 @ 0.00036121 = 57.0712 BTC [-] {2} 1006042;1423041479;danielpbarron;;;later tell LainZ gribble> New rating | LainZ > 1 > pankkake | bitcoin enthusiast, miss his trolling on #b-a << wrong WoT -- assbot forked it 1006043;1423041479;gribble;The operation succeeded. 1006044;1423041773;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 229700 @ 0.0003652 = 83.8864 BTC [+] {2} 1006045;1423043685;danielpbarron;;;rated irdial 1006046;1423043685;gribble;You rated user irdial on Mon Jan 12 17:05:35 2015, with a rating of 1, and supplied these additional notes: blocked me on twitter, but i forgive him. https://twitter.com/Beautyon_/status/514374369569939456. 1006047;1423043689;danielpbarron;!rated irdial 1006048;1423043689;assbot;irdial is not registered in WoT. 1006049;1423043702;danielpbarron;;;later tell kakobrekla ^ ?? 1006050;1423043702;gribble;The operation succeeded. 1006051;1423043760;danielpbarron;wanted to do this -> !rate irdial -2 UnSavory Garnish http://twitter.com/beautyon_/status/562908880511201280 1006052;1423043761;assbot;Bonafide Raises $850k to Build Reputation System for Bitcoin http://t.co/bTDihYENyC 1006053;1423043761;kakobrekla;>Mon Jan 12 1006054;1423043775;kakobrekla;after fork 1006055;1423043788;danielpbarron;ah 1006056;1423043820;danielpbarron;well that makes sense considering what he just said to me on twitter 1006057;1423043966;scoopbot;New post on Qntra.net by cazalla: http://qntra.net/2015/02/is-bitnplay-a-case-of-shuffle-up-and-steal/ 1006058;1423044123;cazalla;i thought maybe irdial drank more than me but who knows 1006059;1423044152;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 63600 @ 0.00036019 = 22.9081 BTC [-] {3} 1006060;1423044579;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 143000 @ 0.00036893 = 52.757 BTC [+] 1006061;1423044640;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49300 @ 0.00037048 = 18.2647 BTC [+] 1006062;1423047995;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 154800 @ 0.00037071 = 57.3859 BTC [+] {2} 1006063;1423048532;adlai;"Job Title / Occupation" the only possible answer i can find to this question is "Palestine", but i don't think that's what they're asking for 1006064;1423048972;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 99700 @ 0.00037229 = 37.1173 BTC [+] {2} 1006065;1423049106;mthreat;;;later tell mircea_popescu i'm going to try sending a bitcoin txn today from antarctica. the amount will be 0.1337 btc 1006066;1423049106;gribble;The operation succeeded. 1006067;1423049413;cazalla;mthreat, is that a first? 1006068;1423049417;jurov;you're sending it to mpex? as gracious donation to shareholders? 1006069;1423049459;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 217650 @ 0.00037875 = 82.4349 BTC [+] {2} 1006070;1423049588;mthreat;cazalla: I'm not sure, but I'll claim it and see wh ochallenges it ;) Kind of like how countries claimed parts of antarctica when they arrived. 1006071;1423049626;mthreat;jurov: i'm sending it as a donation, sure. MP said he would send it back if I want. 1006072;1423049649;cazalla;well, let me know when it's done and the transaction ID and i'll post it up on qntra as the first when i wake in the morning 1006073;1423049654;jurov;do you have la serenissima flag to claim it? 1006074;1423049978;mthreat;cazalla: Here it is: https://blockchain.info/tx/4cb1574e6bbb5f5d39b00a8791d82e11a6dc32600a02f80266f94268ee518a0d 1006075;1423049980;assbot; Bitcoin Transaction 4cb1574e6bbb5f5d39b00a8791d82e11a6dc32600a02f80266f94268ee518a0d ... ( http://bit.ly/1DxdNQt ) 1006076;1423050018;jurov;it says gulf of guinea!!! scam!!1 1006077;1423050056;cazalla;lol scam 1006078;1423050075;cazalla;i'm headed to bed, i'll figure it out in the morn 1006079;1423050084;mthreat;Here's exactly where I am, for the details: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port_Lockroy 1006080;1423050085;assbot;Port Lockroy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia ... ( http://bit.ly/1Dxe2eo ) 1006081;1423050101;mthreat;and my tweet: https://twitter.com/mthreat/status/562938829267808259 1006082;1423050102;assbot;I just sent a 0.1337 bitcoin transaction from Port Lockroy, Antarctica - https://t.co/wV7cVjqjk2 1006083;1423050102;jurov;(; 1006084;1423050495;jurov;congrats! 1006085;1423051509;[]bot;Bet placed: 5 BTC for No on "Bitcoin to surpass Berkshire as an investment" http://bitbet.us/bet/786/ Odds: 20(Y):80(N) by coin, 43(Y):57(N) by weight. Total bet: 5514.50957001 BTC. Current weight: 3,130. 1006086;1423053851;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 150700 @ 0.00037924 = 57.1515 BTC [+] 1006087;1423053973;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 244199 @ 0.00037928 = 92.6198 BTC [+] {2} 1006088;1423054601;BingoBoingo;!up hdbuck 1006089;1423054605;BingoBoingo;Hello hdbuck 1006090;1423055620;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 77950 @ 0.00037933 = 29.5688 BTC [+] 1006091;1423055972;adlai;bitcoin hasn't been in space yet, right? iirc somebody sent chris hadfield a changetip, but that's not bitcoin... 1006092;1423056047;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 228150 @ 0.00038056 = 86.8248 BTC [+] {3} 1006093;1423056108;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 98050 @ 0.00037634 = 36.9001 BTC [-] 1006094;1423056625;jurov;gotta launch the pogoplug 1006095;1423056806;jurov;int space 1006096;1423056885;mod6;morning. ok lastnights test wedged going against a fully-loaded 70002 seed: http://pastebin.com/4Ps9ZxDJ 1006097;1423056886;assbot;root@ip-W-X-Y-Z:/mnt/btc-dev/sandbox/bitcoin-bitcoin-a8def6b/src# date Wed Feb - Pastebin.com ... ( http://bit.ly/1uXfhyQ ) 1006098;1423056913;mod6;no worries, gotta run though, will test direct against a 50300 later tonight. 1006099;1423057084;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23451 @ 0.00037104 = 8.7013 BTC [-] 1006100;1423058122;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 126549 @ 0.00037104 = 46.9547 BTC [-] 1006101;1423058548;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 167186 @ 0.00038011 = 63.5491 BTC [+] {3} 1006102;1423058731;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 1500 @ 0.00096846 = 1.4527 BTC [-] {5} 1006103;1423060256;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42751 @ 0.00037261 = 15.9295 BTC [-] 1006104;1423061171;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 270082 @ 0.00036266 = 97.9479 BTC [-] {3} 1006105;1423062025;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 109753 @ 0.00037063 = 40.6778 BTC [+] 1006106;1423062086;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32396 @ 0.00037063 = 12.0069 BTC [+] 1006107;1423062311;mircea_popescu;o hey, first antarctica bitcoin tx ? 1006108;1423062452;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 277142 @ 0.00036543 = 101.276 BTC [-] {3} 1006109;1423062513;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 78558 @ 0.00035949 = 28.2408 BTC [-] 1006110;1423062671;mircea_popescu;mod6 persuing your error log : it would seem to me that for some reason your peers keep pumping you with blocks height=168002 and over, whereas yotu never get height=168001. 1006111;1423062680;mircea_popescu;this causes oom errors because narrow space for orphans. 1006112;1423062690;mircea_popescu;it MAY be a subtle off-by-one error somewhere in the code. 1006113;1423062725;mircea_popescu;note that none of the blocvks you receive match your sent getdata. 1006114;1423062911;mircea_popescu;the fact that no checkpoints means no error would perhaps bolster the "bad code, off by one" hypothesis and relate it to the checkpoints implementation. 1006115;1423062968;mircea_popescu;decimation: from $67,300 in 2014 to $61,287 this << remember the lulzy "need immigration to maintain geniusness of industree" paul graham nonsense ? 1006116;1423062998;mircea_popescu;aka "too many english speakers read trilema, lol @ us, need fresh turnip trucks plox" 1006117;1423063185;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 54972 @ 0.00038081 = 20.9339 BTC [+] {2} 1006118;1423063384;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform: swapping is the more or less one guaranteed way to ruin an arbitrarily good ssd. << while the principle is correct, in point of fact i would like this experimentally tried in our current case. 1006119;1423063464;mircea_popescu;roughly speaking, my rationale is like this : because a large chunk of fixed data is always present (the actual blockchain), should a 100gb ssd be blessed with a 4gb swap partition, the drive finds itself in the position where the 100gb * 10k (say) writes are available as such : 100gb of them for the actual data, and 100gb * 9999 for the 4gb partition. 1006120;1423063498;mircea_popescu;obviously 250`000 full rewrites of the swap means a decade or more of intense usage, and so, a perfectly economic use of the ssd in question. 1006121;1423063545;mircea_popescu;so danielpbarron, if you feel like trying a generous swap on one of the pogos, with the understanding that the ssd disk you put in there will likely fry, please do so, and document the exeriment as well as possible. 1006122;1423063560;danielpbarron;k 1006123;1423063695;mircea_popescu;it's an ideal usecase for the "use ssd until it fries" because the value of running a pogo is in its running. so a pogo that ran for 3.5 years then died, had part replaced and resynced over three weeks then ran for another 3.5 years is a perfectly functional, 99.999% uptime pogo as good as any other. 1006124;1423063706;mircea_popescu;same can almost never be said of catastrophic failure hdd system. 1006125;1423064075;thestringpuller;who cares about hdd's frying when you gotz da raidz 1006126;1423064095;thestringpuller;hot swap those bitches 1006127;1423064100;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 169000 @ 0.00039079 = 66.0435 BTC [+] {3} 1006128;1423064339;thestringpuller;http://newsbtc.com/2015/02/04/st-petersburg-bowl-bitpay-sponsor-nascar-driver/ << so bitpay is going the way of dogecoin 1006129;1423064348;thestringpuller;"Mass Adoption! Ya ya ya!" 1006130;1423064352;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform: bitcoin could handily run under 100MB constant if the whole bastards thing were somehow bulldozed << yeah it's one of those serious issues that should have been on teh priority list of actual core devs. in 2012. 1006131;1423064406;mircea_popescu;mod6: it seems like the growing thought seems to be to get a list of 50300 active nodes and seed those directly into the R.I., or am I misunderstanding that?? << completely misunderstanding that. 1006132;1423064416;mircea_popescu;the plan is to put wot-member signed nodes in and nothing else. 1006133;1423064459;thestringpuller;RE Tax man accepting bitcoin from yesterday logs: http://panampost.com/belen-marty/2015/02/04/new-hampshire-bill-backs-bitcoin-for-state-taxes/ 1006134;1423064546;thestringpuller;o look mircea_popescu the author is in your neck of the woods: "Belén Marty is the Libertarian Latina, a journalist based in Buenos Aires, Argentina." 1006135;1423064562;mircea_popescu;she can figure out how to get in here like anyone else. 1006136;1423064572;mircea_popescu;my neck of the woods is a city larger than all of california. 1006137;1423064766;fluffypony;http://www.savagechickens.com/wp-content/uploads/chickenhappy70.jpg 1006138;1423064767;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1u8P3ON ) 1006139;1423064770;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 166400 @ 0.00038906 = 64.7396 BTC [-] 1006140;1423064813;mircea_popescu;heh 1006141;1423064886;mircea_popescu;cazalla: i think it is interesting to note that qntra has surpassed a competing site, founded in april 2014 << i have never heard of it, but mebbe ask em if they want to join in ? 1006142;1423064911;mircea_popescu;seems a lone guy with enough irl acumen to make a corp. 1006143;1423064939;mircea_popescu;punkman: "Theres a distinction between the Internet and IRL for a reason. We are here in IRL, and we have to make judgements in IRL." - Ulbricht's lawyer << did he actually point to the distinction or merely presume it ? 1006144;1423065338;mircea_popescu;assbot: Bonafide Raises $850k to Build Reputation System for Bitcoin << pics! http://trilema.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/bonafide-1.jpg http://trilema.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/bonafide-2.jpg 1006145;1423065338;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1u8SxRx ) 1006146;1423065339;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1u8SAws ) 1006147;1423065369;fluffypony;lol 1006148;1423065398;mircea_popescu;(that's what the azns call a love hotel, above. and that's a [cheap] whore cafe) 1006149;1423065508;mircea_popescu;mthreat: Here's exactly where I am, for the details << yeh but how are we to verify! 1006150;1423065520;mircea_popescu;maybe you're hanging out with capitanich all along! 1006151;1423065553;punkman;mircea_popescu: I presume the guy's closing argument was him flapping his hands 1006152;1423065561;mircea_popescu;lol 1006153;1423066112;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 118900 @ 0.00038906 = 46.2592 BTC [-] 1006154;1423066161;mircea_popescu;cazalla BingoBoingo http://pastebin.com/hZVCehf8 << for your editorial consideration. 1006155;1423066162;assbot;Title : IBL, almost larger than IRL. First ever (as far as we currently know - Pastebin.com ... ( http://bit.ly/1C0MG0M ) 1006156;1423066362;mircea_popescu;"Bitnplay's failure to launch comes off the back of what can only be described as a disappointing result in an attempt to raise 400 BTC. Offering a total of 200 tokens to investors via CounterParty, Bitnplay managed to sell a grand total of 5, netting them 10 BTC." 1006157;1423066363;mircea_popescu;lawl. 1006158;1423066479;jurov;re:pogostick swap woes - has anyone tried to enable zram? 1006159;1423066522;mircea_popescu;wouldn't that slow it down futher ? cpu wise i mean 1006160;1423066558;mircea_popescu;and also, isn't it merged into kernel by now ? 1006161;1423066726;jurov;it must be enabled in any case 1006162;1423066745;jurov;compressed in-memory swap is not suitable for everything by default 1006163;1423066778;mircea_popescu;this is true. 1006164;1423067086;PeterL;mircea_popescu:the plan is to put wot-member signed nodes in and nothing else. << add another command to assbot to collect ip addrs? 1006165;1423067106;mircea_popescu;nah, people can just use deedbot 1006166;1423067262;jurov;half of our condo got flooded from somewhere two stories above. phun. 1006167;1423067306;jurov;i've got only a puddle fortunately. 1006168;1423067330;mircea_popescu;what aobut the people one story above ? enjoying the free water ? 1006169;1423067502;jurov;yea "tomorrow we have a visitation at work i was not sleeping at night last few days and now this!!!" 1006170;1423067521;mircea_popescu;visitation ?! 1006171;1423067528;mircea_popescu;that's jesus showing up you know. 1006172;1423067536;jurov;lolk 1006173;1423067560;jurov;inspection 1006174;1423067597;mircea_popescu;i liked visitaiton better :D makes the story lulzier 1006175;1423067697;jurov;tap water is off. time to open beer! 1006176;1423068081;danielpbarron;height=183146 1006177;1423068491;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35177 @ 0.00038906 = 13.686 BTC [-] 1006178;1423069223;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 166750 @ 0.00039001 = 65.0342 BTC [+] {4} 1006179;1423069314;asciilifeform;275384 1006180;1423069613;mircea_popescu;gee, almost fully synced ? 1006181;1423069627;mircea_popescu;has it even been a full week ? 1006182;1423069648;mircea_popescu;http://mako.cc/copyrighteous/cultivated-disinterest-in-professional-sports#comment-597330 << check it out, mako guy actually published my comment. 1006183;1423069650;assbot;Cultivated Disinterest in Professional Sports | copyrighteous ... ( http://bit.ly/1F6ffdW ) 1006184;1423069650;davout;asciilifeform: that's the pogo?? 1006185;1423069659;mircea_popescu;where's that head explosion gif 1006186;1423069671;mircea_popescu;davout afaik it's a pc with memory restraints and valgrind 1006187;1423069737;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: ~3 days 1006188;1423069750;asciilifeform;davout: nope. bastard node test on x86. 1006189;1423069781;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: no restraints on that box, just valgrind 1006190;1423069788;mircea_popescu;oh oh 1006191;1423069795;mircea_popescu;so how much memory ? 1006192;1423069808;asciilifeform;8g 1006193;1423069816;mircea_popescu;yeah well then not saying much. 1006194;1423069820;mircea_popescu;you still got a pogo running ? 1006195;1423069824;asciilifeform;not presently 1006196;1423069832;asciilifeform;disassembled for attachment of jtag probes 1006197;1423069841;asciilifeform;but didn't quite get around to it yet 1006198;1423069857;asciilifeform;i promised folks a working buildroot for that thing 1006199;1423069921;asciilifeform;also jurov's zram idea is actually a good one 1006200;1423069927;asciilifeform;there's cpu to spare 1006201;1423069937;davout;!s if you can't stop fucking with it 1006202;1423069938;assbot;1 results for 'if you can't stop fucking with it' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=if+you+can%27t+stop+fucking+with+it 1006203;1423069950;davout;:D 1006204;1423069961;asciilifeform;davout: funnily enough i've a second 1006205;1423069970;asciilifeform;davout: but it's reserved for autodefloration test 1006206;1423069980;asciilifeform;davout: haven't even taken it out of the crate yet 1006207;1423070003;mircea_popescu; there's cpu to spare << funnily enough, what the power rangers wish to fix is... cpu speed. 1006208;1423070007;mircea_popescu;with a change of curves. 1006209;1423070014;asciilifeform;wai srsly? 1006210;1423070020;davout;i tried getting a pogo on amazon, for some retarded reason the price in euros is like 60 1006211;1423070021;asciilifeform;this was actually shat forth? 1006212;1423070021;mircea_popescu;ask davout he was there :D 1006213;1423070037;davout;and if i buy in usd i have like ~50 USD shipping 1006214;1423070051;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu but you don't watch sports 1006215;1423070053;mircea_popescu;davout would it make sense to make a large buy in us and ship to eu ? 1006216;1423070075;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller i also don't watch porn. doesn't mean i can't discuss itcompetently. 1006217;1423070084;asciilifeform;davout: at least you can get it, in theory; iirc in the land of the colocolo and ocelot they cannot be had except by human courier 1006218;1423070101;davout;mircea_popescu: i'll look a bit harder if i can't find them for cheaper first 1006219;1423070104;thestringpuller;Do you like golf? that seems like a sport you'd enjoy 1006220;1423070104;mircea_popescu;kk 1006221;1423070111;asciilifeform;over here i can order now and it'll show by 8'oclock today 1006222;1423070131;thestringpuller;asciilifeform: do you ever leave the house? 1006223;1423070131;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform hey, get me like a dozen, bring em over at conference. 1006224;1423070140;thestringpuller;asciilifeform: you remind me of sean connery in Finding Forrester. 1006225;1423070196;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: certainly. 1006226;1423070201;mircea_popescu;wh ty. 1006227;1423070210;mircea_popescu;i dunno how bulky they are/what they weigh, but w/e's convenient. 1006228;1423070216;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: do we wish them to remain in their original crates? 1006229;1423070221;mircea_popescu;i don't care. 1006230;1423070229;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: then - naked. 1006231;1423070239;mircea_popescu;not that specific about number, either, just, bring as many as you can carry. 1006232;1423070240;jurov;http://www.amazon.de/Cloud-Engines-Pogoplug-Biz-Adapter/dp/B004VSKJ62/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1423070142&sr=8-3&keywords=pogoplug 1006233;1423070242;assbot;Cloud Engines Pogoplug Biz USB NAS Adapter: Amazon.de: Computer & Zubehör ... ( http://bit.ly/1AsJnkZ ) 1006234;1423070248;jurov;"only" 23+5 eur 1006235;1423070263;jurov;and that if you know anyone in germany 1006236;1423070269;asciilifeform;jurov, davout: incidentally, 'pogo' is not the only supplier of this kind of thing. 'seagate' has a device with, iirc, identical pcb 1006237;1423070274;asciilifeform;and a few others 1006238;1423070284;asciilifeform;i just picked the price winner. 1006239;1423070290;asciilifeform;from my own perch 1006240;1423070294;asciilifeform;might vary elsewhere 1006241;1423070295;mircea_popescu;im actually having most courriers drag a bag of the shits on their way. 1006242;1423070298;davout;asciilifeform: ah nice, if you have a list i'd be interdasted in looking into it 1006243;1423070313;mircea_popescu;it'll get to where customs will be able to entirely identify my network by keepying track of bags of pogos ffs. 1006244;1423070321;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 173085 @ 0.0003925 = 67.9359 BTC [+] {2} 1006245;1423070323;punkman;who manufactures the pogo? 1006246;1423070330;punkman;globalscale? 1006247;1423070383;asciilifeform;punkman: i have not yet discovered the answer to this. 1006248;1423070391;punkman;ah cloud engines maybe 1006249;1423070438;asciilifeform;thestringpuller: do you ever leave the house << i do have a day job, as i think i mentioned. it doesn't have fixed hours as such, but i'm away from my perch fairly often. 1006250;1423070442;davout;i'm starting to suspect you can't get them in yurp without some kind of subscription 1006251;1423070455;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu soon to become the han solo of Argentina. 1006252;1423070458;asciilifeform;brb teatime 1006253;1423070465;thestringpuller;^- this guy makes me happy 1006254;1423070483;mircea_popescu;davout if all else fails you can have some of mine, also at conference o.O 1006255;1423070489;davout;re pogo plug in europe -> http://i.imgur.com/7mtvBR3.png 1006256;1423070490;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1AsK9OY ) 1006257;1423070494;mircea_popescu;this is starting to be so much like soviet russia in 1985 it boggles the mind. 1006258;1423070512;mircea_popescu;90 euros wtf ?! 1006259;1423070521;davout;ikr 1006260;1423070528;mircea_popescu;hm, ok, this is highly suspekt. 1006261;1423070549;punkman;loss leader only in bezzleland 1006262;1423070554;mircea_popescu;clearly. 1006263;1423070560;fluffypony;I ordered two off eBay 1006264;1423070564;punkman;there has to be some chinese knockoff 1006265;1423070577;mircea_popescu;fluffypony how much were they ? did you get them ? 1006266;1423070580;fluffypony;lemme check price 1006267;1423070592;fluffypony;they're in country at customs, should be delivered 1006268;1423070598;fluffypony;by Monday at the latest 1006269;1423070608;fluffypony;it's through eBay's Global Shipping Program 1006270;1423070609;davout;in two weeks(tm) 1006271;1423070610;fluffypony;so via Fedex 1006272;1423070618;fluffypony;and you pay for customs / duties up-front 1006273;1423070625;fluffypony;http://www.ebay.com/itm/391010802864 1006274;1423070628;assbot; New Pogoplug Series 4 Backup Device | eBay ... ( http://bit.ly/1F6iKRG ) 1006275;1423070651;fluffypony;so for two I paid 1006276;1423070658;punkman;still $50+ 1006277;1423070675;fluffypony;ORDER TOTAL US $52.60 1006278;1423070676;fluffypony;+ US $20.74 shipping 1006279;1423070688;fluffypony;+ US $16.26 customs 1006280;1423070708;mod6;<< completely misunderstanding that. << ok gotcha. 1006281;1423070723;fluffypony;$44.80 including delivery and customs (per Pogo) 1006282;1423070741;mircea_popescu;aha 1006283;1423070742;mod6;mircea_popescu: mod6 persuing your error log : it would seem to me that for some reason your peers keep pumping you with blocks height=168002 and over, whereas yotu never get height=168001. << see line 40 of this paste: http://pastebin.com/iweEQCpu 1006284;1423070743;assbot;root@ip-W-X-Y-Z:/mnt/btc-dev/sandbox/bitcoin-bitcoin-a8def6b/src# date Wed Feb - Pastebin.com ... ( http://bit.ly/1F6j9Ue ) 1006285;1423070758;mod6;or internal log number: 1805961 1006286;1423070764;mircea_popescu;o wow 1006287;1423070765;mod6;1805961 InvalidChainFound: invalid block=0000000000000a40136b height=168001 work=243841112905690411140 1006288;1423070783;mircea_popescu;invalid block=0000000000000a40136b << can oyu dig this thing up and post it please ? 1006289;1423070784;mod6;anyway, just thought i'd stop in and update you quick. thanks for looking!! 1006290;1423070823;mod6;dig it up from ? the debug log? 1006291;1423070836;mircea_popescu;ideally as a signed blob on the mailing list. "This is block 0000000000000a40136b, reported as invalid so and so" 1006292;1423070837;mod6;i can't do much more from where i'm at right now, 'cept google perhaps. 1006293;1423070840;thestringpuller;jurov: thestringpuller: lol ryanxcharles, bitcoin should be written in node.js ?? you aware of this? http://www.reddit.com/r/Buttcoin/comments/2u7ddq/the_real_reason_ryan_charles_was_fired_from/ << good stuff. buttcoin seems to have more real people than r/bitcoin 1006294;1423070852;mod6;ah. ok yeah, i can do that tonight. 1006295;1423070854;mircea_popescu;no no, dig it up from your memory pool i guess 1006296;1423070856;mircea_popescu;no huge rush 1006297;1423070862;mircea_popescu;but it'll have to be dissected. 1006298;1423070881;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller that's because it has fewer. 1006299;1423070952;mod6;mircea_popescu: ok. i'll check back in tonight, see what I can do. 1006300;1423070956;mircea_popescu;cool. 1006301;1423071056;punkman;http://archlinuxarm.org/platforms < various other plugs listed here 1006302;1423071057;assbot;Platforms | Arch Linux ARM ... ( http://bit.ly/1AsLPI0 ) 1006303;1423071183;jurov;http://pogoplug.com/devices *Due to overwhelming demand, we are currently out of stock in the UK and Europe. 1006304;1423071184;assbot;Pogoplug Devices: Back Up, Access and Share From Anywhere ... ( http://bit.ly/1AsMb1m ) 1006305;1423071220;mircea_popescu;heh. 1006306;1423071322;punkman;does the pogoplug need any proprietary blobs? 1006307;1423071335;mircea_popescu;nop 1006308;1423071475;trinque;my btcd for deedbot has been belching about orphan blocks for a day, ever since it got to about two days ago in the blockchain 1006309;1423071605;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 104750 @ 0.00039253 = 41.1175 BTC [+] 1006310;1423071622;mircea_popescu;horribru error report. 1006311;1423071733;mthreat;<+mircea_popescu> ... << yeh but how are we to verify! << I actually got pics of me holding up the blockchain iPhone app transaction, in front of the Port Lockroy building with a sign visible! 1006312;1423071762;mircea_popescu;o hey cool going! 1006313;1423071775;thestringpuller;"Getting fired from reddit sucks, but the support I've received from the bitcoin community is incredible. Free market social safety net." << "Why work when you can get donations for being a 'victim'." 1006314;1423071799;thestringpuller;my god 1006315;1423071835;thestringpuller;d00d gets fired for being unemployable so derps will throw money at him so he can eat? this is definition of socialism no?!?!? 1006316;1423071922;mircea_popescu;eh simmer down. what money. 1006317;1423071972;thestringpuller;changetip / "attempts" at crowdfunding / "pledges" / and other various donations. 1006318;1423071972;trinque;thestringpuller: what do you have against kim kardashian's ass? 1006319;1423072094;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 134000 @ 0.00038018 = 50.9441 BTC [-] {2} 1006320;1423072120;thestringpuller;trinque: i don't think I do have an issue with her badonkadonk. it's not my problem? 1006321;1423072127;mircea_popescu;changetip ? srsly ? 1006322;1423072143;trinque;thestringpuller: twas just a joke about the various forms of internet celebrity theater 1006323;1423072173;thestringpuller;i have minor respect for kim cause she released sex tape and made career after that 1006324;1423072192;thestringpuller;but i guess her dad made deal with devil when defending OJ so whole family can have money 1006325;1423072222;nubbins`;thestringpuller, if her dad was anyone else, she would not have made a "career" out of a sex tape 1006326;1423072231;thestringpuller;^- that was my point 1006327;1423072232;nubbins`;a career on redtube, maybe 1006328;1423072246;nubbins`;so unless you're saying you respect her because her dad went to law school... 1006329;1423072253;nubbins`;no entiendo 1006330;1423072268;nubbins`;see also paris hilton 1006331;1423072279;thestringpuller;well her career improved vs. say paris hilton 1006332;1423072279;mircea_popescu;nubbins` orly? who was her dad ? 1006333;1423072286;nubbins`;mircea_popescu oj simpson lawyer 1006334;1423072292;mircea_popescu;o wow srsly ? 1006335;1423072294;nubbins`;yes 1006336;1423072295;thestringpuller;robert kardashian 1006337;1423072296;mircea_popescu;hadno idea. 1006338;1423072299;nubbins`;this is the only reason her face is everywhere 1006339;1423072304;mircea_popescu;anyway, girl's got a great ass. that's an... asset. 1006340;1423072307;nubbins`;oj's lawyer's daughter sucking cock on film 1006341;1423072308;mircea_popescu;no it's not. 1006342;1423072316;thestringpuller;you know everyone on cochran's team who defended oj is dead 1006343;1423072330;mircea_popescu;she is objectively a hot woman, and she understands feminity well enough to behave rationally. 1006344;1423072348;nubbins`;sure. the world is full of objectively hot women, many of them hotter than her 1006345;1423072353;nubbins`;(objectively) 1006346;1423072353;mircea_popescu;one could argue idiotic us internet feminism is to blame for reducing her competition, at most. 1006347;1423072363;mircea_popescu;right. but they're stupid and fat. 1006348;1423072466;nubbins`;so's the rest of her famous family 1006349;1423072489;mircea_popescu;what do i care about her family. 1006350;1423072526;nubbins`;all of a sudden it's about you?! 1006351;1423072528;nubbins`;https://www.google.ca/search?q=kardashian+gossip&tbm=isch 1006352;1423072529;assbot;kardashian gossip - Google Search ... ( http://bit.ly/1F6oivx ) 1006353;1423072542;thestringpuller;"armenians are the black version of white people" 1006354;1423072589;nubbins`;http://i.imgur.com/c00cRKV.jpg 1006355;1423072590;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1F6ow5G ) 1006356;1423072599;thestringpuller;her husband has higher net worth than her 1006357;1423072607;nubbins`;y'know, this would probably still be international news if this woman wasn't the sister of the porn star oj simpson lawyer daughter 1006358;1423072617;thestringpuller;and kanye is a shitty businessman 1006359;1423072659;nubbins`;if there's one thing that would make me permanently switch supermarkets, it'd be a couple of checkout aisles free from gossip mags 1006360;1423072667;nubbins`;even just one 1006361;1423072668;thestringpuller;because Jay-Z associates with these people rather than being a true G is why Dr. Dre beat him to the billionaire club. 1006362;1423072673;nubbins`;A++++++ would wait in line again 1006363;1423072686;thestringpuller;nubbins`: Whole Foods doesn't have gossip mags 1006364;1423072691;trinque;nubbins`: I don't see them at whole foods or zuppans 1006365;1423072692;thestringpuller;but it's replaced with "hipster mags" 1006366;1423072693;nubbins`;i thought dre made it because he was a killer producer 1006367;1423072693;trinque;yeh 1006368;1423072696;mircea_popescu;you know, since i don't watch tv or supermarket, i may not be as aggressed as you are by this shit :D 1006369;1423072704;nubbins`;t*: we don't have "whole foods" here. 1006370;1423072714;nubbins`;mircea_popescu it's slightly more assaulting than billboard ads 1006371;1423072727;thestringpuller;marketing is rape 1006372;1423072739;nubbins`;i haven't "watched tv" in maybe 7 years 1006373;1423072751;nubbins`;8 if you count english-language 1006374;1423072752;trinque;yelling on the street corner != rape 1006375;1423072757;mircea_popescu;anyway, i much prefer kim to say michelle obama. 1006376;1423072768;mircea_popescu;not to mention out and out idiots a la hess or whatever, goodman. 1006377;1423072778;thestringpuller;nubbins`: dre is a killer producer, but not nearly the same genius as say quincy jones. He made great business bets in comparison to Jay-Z. 1006378;1423072778;mircea_popescu;more girls like kim plox. 1006379;1423072782;nubbins`;MICHELLE OBAMA: PREGNANT BY ONE MAN, IN LOVE WITH ANOTHER 1006380;1423072792;scoopbot;New post on Trilema by Mircea Popescu: http://trilema.com/2015/mpex-smpoe-january-2015-statement/ 1006381;1423072804;nubbins`;thestringpuller he also stepped out of his comfort zone. guy produced a NIN album! 1006382;1423072812;nubbins`;trinque +1 1006383;1423072818;thestringpuller;nubbins`: yea the fragile. 1006384;1423072827;nubbins`;marketing is an assault on the sensibilities of all reasonable people 1006385;1423072828;mircea_popescu; yelling on the street corner != rape <<< seems exactly what it come to mean these days. 1006386;1423072837;thestringpuller;nubbins`: that as only one track tho, and that's cause Trent and Dre were friends throughout the late 90's. 1006387;1423072886;nubbins`;too true 1006388;1423072887;nubbins`;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dr._Dre_production_discography 1006389;1423072890;assbot;Dr. Dre production discography - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia ... ( http://bit.ly/1F6pBKU ) 1006390;1423072904;nubbins`;anyway 1006391;1423072911;nubbins`;not really my thing but w/e. guy knows how to make money 1006392;1423072980;thestringpuller;^- that's my point 1006393;1423072987;thestringpuller;and Jay-Z associates with people who don't. 1006394;1423072993;thestringpuller;which is why Dre beat him to Billionaire land 1006395;1423073124;mircea_popescu;!up phillipsjk 1006396;1423073130;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 73450 @ 0.0003785 = 27.8008 BTC [-] 1006397;1423073331;asciilifeform;anybody bother to look into the competitors of 'pogo' (seagate nas, etc.) ? 1006398;1423073437;trinque;http://ma.ttias.be/whats-new-systemd-2015-edition/?h <<< LOL 1006399;1423073438;assbot;What's New in systemd, 2015 Edition ... ( http://bit.ly/1DeyeUG ) 1006400;1423073455;nubbins`;i think seagate has a cloud thing but it's $$$ 1006401;1423073473;nubbins`;there's no "buy it w/o the drive" version 1006402;1423073475;asciilifeform;nubbins`: they have a whole line 1006403;1423073477;trinque;among other lols, they want to eat docker, manage your firewall, make the logger speak http... 1006404;1423073483;asciilifeform;incl. one that looked quite like pogo, physically 1006405;1423073490;asciilifeform;(small pedestal for single drive.) 1006406;1423073495;punkman;http://www.amazon.com/Seagate-FreeAgent-Powered-Ports-100563416/dp/B002DH40ZY/ 1006407;1423073497;assbot;Amazon.com: Seagate FreeAgent Go Dock+ with 3 Powered USB Ports 100563416 (White): Electronics ... ( http://bit.ly/1DeyrHA ) 1006408;1423073498;punkman;also $13 1006409;1423073505;asciilifeform;there we go 1006410;1423073510;asciilifeform;that's the one 1006411;1423073530;asciilifeform;or actually no. 1006412;1423073531;nubbins`;is that not literally just a usb hub with a hdd attachment? 1006413;1423073534;asciilifeform;that's an analogue cradle 1006414;1423073534;nubbins`;http://www.amazon.ca/Seagate-Central-Personal-Storage-STCG2000100/dp/B00ARB5FPM/ref=sr_1_2?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1423073439&sr=1-2&keywords=seagate+cloud 1006415;1423073537;assbot;Seagate Central 2TB Personal Cloud Storage NAS STCG2000100: Amazon.ca: Computers & Tablets ... ( http://bit.ly/1DeyBi2 ) 1006416;1423073546;nubbins`;^ nb price for 2tb 1006417;1423073613;asciilifeform;it was, iirc, the 'goflex' 1006418;1423073625;mircea_popescu;trinque lmao. it's so funnay. 1006419;1423073654;nubbins`;asciilifeform i have a goflex, it's just a hdd with a cradle 1006420;1423073658;nubbins`;maybe the "dockstar"? 1006421;1423073664;nubbins`;;;google seagate dockstar 1006422;1423073664;asciilifeform;hm 1006423;1423073665;gribble;Amazon.com: Seagate FreeAgent DockStar Network Adapter ...: ; DockStar | Seagate: ; Seagate DockStar | Arch Linux ARM: 1006424;1423073670;nubbins`;first one 1006425;1423073670;asciilifeform;http://wiki.openwrt.org/toh/seagate/goflexnet 1006426;1423073670;assbot;Seagate GoFlexNet [OpenWrt Wiki] ... ( http://bit.ly/1Dez6J5 ) 1006427;1423073672;asciilifeform;^ that one 1006428;1423073676;nubbins`;o 1006429;1423073682;nubbins`;i have "goflex desk" 1006430;1423073712;nubbins`;i also have a "goflex tv" which might fit the bill. 1006431;1423073736;mircea_popescu;"minimal firewall support, which is service oriented. Ie: allow Apache access in the firewall instead of saying "allow port :80″ access." 1006432;1423073738;asciilifeform;incidentally, above link has jtag mapping that ought to work for all the marvell boards 1006433;1423073754;mircea_popescu;happens to be the longest idiocy on linux forums. noob user on ubuntu moved from windows "how do i get zone alarm for linux" 1006434;1423073756;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: lemme guess, string/path matching 1006435;1423073761;mircea_popescu;answer, always "stupid idea, forget it. 1006436;1423073763;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: like winblows phirewall 1006437;1423073768;mircea_popescu;noob, usually "fu why so elitist" 1006438;1423073796;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform apparently they fell out of the windows tree and hit every branch on the way down. 1006439;1423073815;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: now try expanded mindfuck. think of what this picture will look like once apple implodes. 1006440;1423073816;mircea_popescu;the notion that someone still takes this guy seriously is irreconcilable with the notion that people are born human. 1006441;1423073830;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform it will look excellent : us on top of the world. 1006442;1423073841;mircea_popescu;to quote myself, "people we don't like fighting each other, an ode" 1006443;1423073896;mircea_popescu;"networkd: because networking is such a basic function of the OS, he believes it should be in systemd" 1006444;1423073900;mircea_popescu;hehehehe 1006445;1423073905;asciilifeform;the part of the world where i live is plagued with, among other insects, a type of caterpillar that devours trees wholesale. every spring, gigantic hives (?) - nests with webbing - appear, and when they're full, you can almost see them pulsate, pulsate 1006446;1423073915;mircea_popescu;"systemd wrote their own dhcp library" 1006447;1423073919;asciilifeform;this, in effect, is what i'm seeing in apple 1006448;1423073924;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44954 @ 0.0003785 = 17.0151 BTC [-] 1006449;1423073925;mircea_popescu;"out of bits and pieces nsa had lying around for a decade or so" 1006450;1423073942;asciilifeform;when it finally pops, all of those folks will come screaming into what's left of 'entry linux' 1006451;1423073943;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform i saw those in mass. 1006452;1423073952;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: they're in the whole east usa 1006453;1423073967;mircea_popescu;they don't actually eat the wood tho. but suck the tree dry anyway 1006454;1423073970;asciilifeform;leaves 1006455;1423073973;asciilifeform;pick'em clean 1006456;1423074012;mircea_popescu;"combining nspawn (containers) and networkd (dhcp) allows for easier network management of containers. Networkd can also run inside the container. Outside the container networkd can pick a free DHCP IP for that container. Allows v4 to v6 network masquarading automatically. Does not involve dnsmasq, everything is routed via IP on the kernel (no bridging)." 1006457;1423074015;trinque;looks like they want to kill etc too 1006458;1423074024;mircea_popescu;this is such a brilliant approach to "user has no control of their computer" 1006459;1423074033;asciilifeform;kill etc << apple killed it long ago 1006460;1423074045;asciilifeform;the systemd folks are emulating apple, not (intentionally) microshit 1006461;1423074054;nubbins`;seems goflex tv is based on realtek 1073 1006462;1423074086;trinque;mircea_popescu: this is *absolutely* about some kind of "managed linux" thing on your phone/tablet/whatever 1006463;1423074103;mircea_popescu;"cast nameserver resolution, as used by Windows" 1006464;1423074124;trinque;big wink at the camera there 1006465;1423074131;mircea_popescu;journald-remoting: the binary logger now has remote support (aka: remoting) via HTTP (instead of the syslog protocol, which isn't standardized (ie: no timezones, single-line logs only, ...) 1006466;1423074138;nubbins`;ethernet, usb built in as well 1006467;1423074139;mircea_popescu;ahahaha, syslog is "not standardized" 1006468;1423074145;mircea_popescu;systemd crap, is. 1006469;1423074156;mircea_popescu;ok enough of this idiocy for one day. 1006470;1423074165;asciilifeform;embrace/extend/extinguish, mega-snore. 1006471;1423074178;nubbins`;oh, that's a MIPS processor 1006472;1423074185;asciilifeform;nubbins`: i found the box in question. seagate's 'freeagent dockstar' 1006473;1423074200;nubbins`;[14:44:17] <+nubbins`> maybe the "dockstar"? 1006474;1423074203;nubbins`;+1 1006475;1423074207;asciilifeform;aha 1006476;1423074209;asciilifeform;that was it 1006477;1423074219;nubbins`;what sorta chip's that running on? 1006478;1423074231;nubbins`;marvell kirkwood 1006479;1423074234;nubbins`;1200mhz! 1006480;1423074244;chetty; this is such a brilliant approach to "user has no control of their computer"//won't be long till the computer controls the user 1006481;1423074253;asciilifeform;circa '09, however 1006482;1423074256;asciilifeform;can't determine if still made 1006483;1423074262;nubbins`;asciilifeform is linux on MIPS a thing i should bother looking into re: goflex tv? 1006484;1423074280;asciilifeform;nubbins`: i'm speaking through a mips/bsd box right now 1006485;1423074291;nubbins`;ah 1006486;1423074310;nubbins`;http://www.svplannet.com/userfiles/lg_images/Seagate_Freeagent_Goflex_Tv_Hd_Media_Player.jpg 1006487;1423074311;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1F6uxQ7 ) 1006488;1423074317;nubbins`;^ that's what i've got kicking around 1006489;1423074338;nubbins`;will fit a SATA drive inside, altho mine currently only uses thumbdrives for storage 1006490;1423074374;felipelalli;Let me ask one thing guys about MPEx website: why not the total shared issued is displayed at http://mpex.co/?mpsic=S.QNTR ? Wouldn't it be a useful information? I could find this info on http://trilema.com/2014/qntra-sqntr-october-2014-statement/ but I think it is handy to display on the stock page. Thanks. 1006491;1423074378;assbot;Qntra (S.QNTR) October 2014 Statement pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. ... ( http://bit.ly/1F6uKmk ) 1006492;1423074378;asciilifeform;nubbins`: video thing? 1006493;1423074378;mircea_popescu;chetty given some users, this would be a net gain. 1006494;1423074382;nubbins`;yeah, little media player. 1006495;1423074402;nubbins`;netflix, youtube, etc players built in as well 1006496;1423074408;ben_vulpes;buenos 1006497;1423074412;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 89971 @ 0.00039278 = 35.3388 BTC [+] {2} 1006498;1423074429;nubbins`;unfortunately the netflix app is hard-coded to USA service (!!!!) 1006499;1423074430;mircea_popescu;felipelalli because it keeps changing. 1006500;1423074435;nubbins`;so useless to me from the get-go for that 1006501;1423074448;felipelalli;mircea_popescu: thank you. 1006502;1423074473;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48929 @ 0.00039342 = 19.2496 BTC [+] 1006503;1423074524;mircea_popescu;http://ma.ttias.be/whats-new-systemd-2015-edition/#comment-10997 just in case. 1006504;1423074525;assbot;What's New in systemd, 2015 Edition ... ( http://bit.ly/1F6vh7L ) 1006505;1423074530;felipelalli;mircea_popescu: are there a place where I can find the current total shares or just reading the statements? 1006506;1423074540;mircea_popescu;well yes,. the statements 1006507;1423074546;mircea_popescu;this is how all stock exchanges work, incidentally. 1006508;1423074565;mircea_popescu;the exchange engine itself is not aware of the conventions regarding the corporation. those are registered separately. 1006509;1423074590;mircea_popescu;more importantly : you should not trade a stock you've not read the reports for. 1006510;1423074760;ben_vulpes;funny news 1006511;1423074772;ben_vulpes;our municipal client now requires that we carry "cyber liability insurance" 1006512;1423074780;mircea_popescu;lol wassat ? 1006513;1423074783;asciilifeform;wai wat 1006514;1423074786;ben_vulpes;FUCK IF I KNOW 1006515;1423074787;felipelalli;mircea_popescu: thanks, makes sense. 1006516;1423074818;mircea_popescu;clearly you need it then. 1006517;1423074834;mircea_popescu;"#1 Online Agent for Cyber Liability Insurance 175,000 businesses served since 1997" - "insureon" 1006518;1423074839;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 67371 @ 0.00039353 = 26.5125 BTC [+] {2} 1006519;1423074878;ben_vulpes;more bezzletronic scams. 1006520;1423074886;ben_vulpes;insurance! scam! 1006521;1423074889;mircea_popescu;i just put a "get online quote" for "stock brokers" 1006522;1423074900;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 273618 @ 0.00039426 = 107.8766 BTC [+] {4} 1006523;1423074908;mircea_popescu;because yeah, totally. that's how it works. you pick "stock brokers" from a list containing stuff like "laundry services" and get a quote 1006524;1423074914;asciilifeform;by the pound? 1006525;1423074917;ben_vulpes;how does one pick a stock broker? 1006526;1423074919;mircea_popescu;"What is the zip code of your primary business location?" 1006527;1423074921;*;ben_vulpes is a pauper, wouldn't know 1006528;1423074929;mircea_popescu;check it out, the zip where my stock brokering is primarily stock brokered. 1006529;1423074940;*;ben_vulpes barely qualifies for the explicitly front-run brokers 1006530;1423074953;mircea_popescu;ben_vulpes kinda like you pick a girlfriend : have your friends recommend someone. 1006531;1423075003;mircea_popescu;anyway, maybe tell them it's THEIR job to get insurance ? as you're not actually keeping their dbs ? or are you ? 1006532;1423075015;ben_vulpes;girls just show up in my life - stockbrokers, not so much. 1006533;1423075023;ben_vulpes;it's on some paas-y thing 1006534;1423075027;mircea_popescu;seems like a sad attempt to pass costs along to contractors. 1006535;1423075045;ben_vulpes;fuck that i ain't holding no bags 1006536;1423075049;mircea_popescu;anyway, tell them it'll be ~4500 more per month, and as if they're sure. 1006537;1423075050;ben_vulpes;actually its fine 1006538;1423075066;ben_vulpes;dev shops should carry more responsibility for produced work anyways. 1006539;1423075083;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 70502 @ 0.0003785 = 26.685 BTC [-] 1006540;1423075087;mircea_popescu;the db leak liability attaches to operator. 1006541;1423075116;mircea_popescu;unless they're paying you for saas, in which case, i would hope you're executing them six to eight digits anually. 1006542;1423075132;ben_vulpes;mnah 1006543;1423075141;ben_vulpes;commodity saas vendor, we just write and derploy der coden 1006544;1423075142;mircea_popescu;welllll in THAT case... 1006545;1423075144;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 115543 @ 0.00037498 = 43.3263 BTC [-] {2} 1006546;1423075284;asciilifeform;http://www.dealsmachine.com/best_164529.html?currency=USD&gclid=CjwKEAiAo8emBRCX_OqU4qek6y8SJACzgf8fItxlMkPEh8mQ51Onl4aKr3o31T6wsIcm8FwdwzKuDxoCR2bw_wcB 1006547;1423075287;assbot;DealsMachine: V8 Single Core 512M DDR3 Linux Miracast Wireless iPush Airplay DLNA TV Stick Built-in HDMI/Wifi ... ( http://bit.ly/1DeF6kS ) 1006548;1423075289;felipelalli;let me ask you guys another thing: I'm using coinbr.com to buy S.MPOE shares. I received this receipt: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=L1Bv8GFg what proves I have created the order. But after the order is filled, where is the proof that 270 S.MPOE are mine? What happen if CoinBr.com just go bankruptcy (or disappear)? How could I recover this? 1006549;1423075290;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1DeF7p8 ) 1006550;1423075290;asciilifeform;^ wireless, usb only for storage 1006551;1423075302;asciilifeform;512mb. 1006552;1423075309;*;xanthyos 1006553;1423075340;asciilifeform;there also appear to be at least half a dozen compatible products, of similar cost. 1006554;1423075353;mike_c;;;gettrust felipelalli jurov 1006555;1423075354;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. Trust relationship from user felipelalli to user jurov: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 3 via 2 connections. Graph: http://b-otc.com/stg?source=felipelalli&dest=jurov | WoT data: http://b-otc.com/vrd?nick=jurov | Rated since: Fri Jan 20 18:16:32 2012 1006556;1423075360;mike_c;oops. old habits 1006557;1423075360;*;asciilifeform is not especially fond of wireless net for this application 1006558;1423075366;mike_c;!gettrust felipelalli jurov 1006559;1423075367;assbot;Trust relationship from user felipelalli to user jurov: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 5 via 4 connections. | http://w.b-a.link/trust/felipelalli/jurov | http://w.b-a.link/user/jurov 1006560;1423075402;mike_c;felipelalli: ^ that is your protection against coinbr disappearing. 1006561;1423075447;jurov;felipelalli: also, what happen if MPEx just go bankruptcy (or disappear)? Same thing. 1006562;1423075603;felipelalli;actually they (CoinBr.com) hold the shares for me in CoinBr MPEx account, isn't it? Just to know if I am missing something. 1006563;1423075612;jurov;yes 1006564;1423075628;felipelalli;perfect! thank you. 1006565;1423075632;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 93700 @ 0.00039594 = 37.0996 BTC [+] {2} 1006566;1423075928;felipelalli;jurov: just now I noticed "they" are actually "you". :) Thanks. 1006567;1423075952;felipelalli;!rate jurov 1 "coinbr.com owner, great job, I trust him." 1006568;1423075952;assbot;Request successful, get your OTP: http://w.b-a.link/otp/8516d6f71a1c731d 1006569;1423076040;jurov;:) 1006570;1423076067;pete_dushenski;http://www.contravex.com/2015/02/04/you-cant-have-door-to-door-shakedowns-in-defeudalised-france/ 1006571;1423076068;assbot;You can’t have door-to-door shakedowns in defeudalised France. | Contravex: A blog by Pete Dushenski ... ( http://bit.ly/1F6Ats9 ) 1006572;1423076094;jurov;kakobrekla what about signing http://files.bitcoin-assets.com/wot/wot_ratings.sql.gz ? 1006573;1423076095;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1F6Ayw9 ) 1006574;1423076112;asciilifeform;https://www.newit.co.uk/shop << 'arm' system vendor in eu 1006575;1423076113;assbot;New IT ... ( http://bit.ly/1F6AA75 ) 1006576;1423076151;asciilifeform;unfortunately nothing in the price ballpark of 'pogo' 1006577;1423076296;asciilifeform;unrelated mega-lol: http://arstechnica.com/security/2015/02/psa-your-crypto-apps-are-useless-unless-you-check-them-for-backdoors 1006578;1423076297;assbot;PSA: Your crypto apps are useless unless you check them for backdoors | Ars Technica ... ( http://bit.ly/1F6BaBT ) 1006579;1423076310;asciilifeform;^ from the run-moar-winblows department 1006580;1423076373;asciilifeform;BingoBoingo: http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2015/02/mips-creator-ci20-released-interesting-though-not-very-useful << for your collection. i own the pre-release version of this thing. it works. but full of oddities. there is a (supposedly) complete data sheet for the chip. 1006581;1423076374;assbot;MIPS Creator CI20 released: Interesting, though not very useful | Ars Technica ... ( http://bit.ly/1F6Bsc2 ) 1006582;1423076376;jurov;https://www.olimex.com/Products/OLinuXino/A10/A10-OLinuXino-LIME/open-source-hardware guess we'll end up with this 1006583;1423076378;assbot;A10-OLinuXino-LIME - Open Source Hardware Board ... ( http://bit.ly/1F6BsZj ) 1006584;1423076425;ben_vulpes;pete_dushenski: if you're just going to annotage logs at least have the commentary arrayed neatly around the source material like the rest of the talmudic publications 1006585;1423076433;asciilifeform;jurov: not bad. about 1.5 pogos. 1006586;1423076439;ben_vulpes;footnotes are so...web 3.0 1006587;1423076442;asciilifeform;jurov: looks like even has sata. 1006588;1423076456;asciilifeform;would need a chassis and power brick? 1006589;1423076468;pete_dushenski;ben_vulpes: lol what talmud are you reading? 1006590;1423076495;asciilifeform;pete_dushenski: iirc a standard talmud is arranged this way ? 1006591;1423076540;pete_dushenski;bla.. fine. ima brb 1006592;1423076543;pete_dushenski;:) 1006593;1423076544;jurov;Please prove you are not an bot. How many cores RK3188 have?: << ahahaha olimex forums rule 1006594;1423076570;asciilifeform;jurov: i like the ru 'integrals' captchae more. 1006595;1423076584;asciilifeform;'prove you're not a bot or a c-student' 1006596;1423076660;asciilifeform;pete_dushenski: http://people.ucalgary.ca/~elsegal/TalmudPage.html 1006597;1423076661;assbot;404 Not Found ... ( http://bit.ly/1F6CkgJ ) 1006598;1423076663;asciilifeform;^ illustrated 1006599;1423076672;nubbins`;hm, re: goflex tv http://www.linux-mips.org/archives/linux-mips/2010-11/msg00155.html 1006600;1423076673;assbot;[PATCH] Add support for Realtek Media Player SoCs ... ( http://bit.ly/1F6Cl4n ) 1006601;1423076686;pete_dushenski;asciilifeform: heh whaddya know 1006602;1423076691;nubbins`;cracked open a firmware update image, might be something to this 1006603;1423076692;pete_dushenski;that's pretty cool lookin' 1006604;1423076853;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 142197 @ 0.00039587 = 56.2915 BTC [-] 1006605;1423077137;phillipsjk;mircea_popescu, Just because you don't understand the Maslow pyramid, does not imply it is completely invalid. Your alternative pyramid lacks co-operation...which you apparently consider rotten socialist propaganda. Re: http://trilema.com/2014/that-aint-the-maslow-pyramid-yo/ 1006606;1423077137;assbot;That ain't the Maslow pyramid, yo! pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. ... ( http://bit.ly/1z0o6x1 ) 1006607;1423077141;jurov;satoshidice.com down. interesting 1006608;1423077168;asciilifeform;maslow's thing had 'cooperation'? wat? 1006609;1423077198;pete_dushenski;alright ben_vulpes: http://www.contravex.com/2015/02/04/you-cant-have-door-to-door-shakedowns-in-defeudalised-france/ 1006610;1423077200;assbot;You can’t have door-to-door shakedowns in defeudalised France. | Contravex: A blog by Pete Dushenski ... ( http://bit.ly/1zgegas ) 1006611;1423077203;pete_dushenski;c'est mieu ? 1006612;1423077279;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AM1] 50 @ 0.09522599 = 4.7613 BTC [-] {7} 1006613;1423077293;phillipsjk;asciilifeform, 4 of the 5 categories use the term "domination" 1006614;1423077324;pete_dushenski;i'll admit, it was a bit odd having all my thoughts in the footnotes... i'm just not sure that this is cleaner to read. 1006615;1423077487;phillipsjk;I finally have DDOS samples up. Apparently the attack mode switched at some point. I was not able to determine exactly when because my machine lacks the RAM to load the entire packet capture in wirkeshark. 1006616;1423077633;phillipsjk;Here is a 1.5MB sample of the udp fragment flood I was talking about: http://phillipsjk.ca/images/Jan_28_2015_DDOS_30Mbit_sample.pcap 1006617;1423077636;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1zgfCC4 ) 1006618;1423077706;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AM1] 33 @ 0.09100303 = 3.0031 BTC [-] {6} 1006619;1423077710;phillipsjk;It mentions uzuuzuu.ru and simply says LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL over and over. 1006620;1423077769;teward;phillipsjk: I feel sorry for you o.o 1006621;1423077828;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 103000 @ 0.00038349 = 39.4995 BTC [-] {2} 1006622;1423077867;phillipsjk;here is the first minute or so of UPnP crap: (64MIB) http://phillipsjk.ca/images/Jan_28_2015_DDOS_10Mbit.pcap 1006623;1423077889;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 1500 @ 0.00095 = 1.425 BTC [-] 1006624;1423077894;asciilifeform;phun phact: 1006625;1423077911;asciilifeform;there is at least one exploitable overflow in 'wireshark'. 1006626;1423077916;asciilifeform;at least, was, a year or so ago. 1006627;1423077921;teward;asciilifeform: depends on the rev you're on 1006628;1423077933;teward;AFAIK they're all patched, but I haven't watched wireshark upstream like a hawk 1006629;1423077943;asciilifeform;there is no such thing, approximately, as a kitchen with precisely one cockroach. 1006630;1423077947;phillipsjk;The UDP flood sample was after I let the previous attack drop to dial-up rates, then briefly reconnected. 1006631;1423077979;teward;phillipsjk: just TARPIT everything 1006632;1423077979;teward;:P 1006633;1423078005;phillipsjk;asciilifeform, I was running it from a LiveCD. But yes, those captures may be potentially harmful. 1006634;1423078021;asciilifeform;not even about these in particular. 1006635;1423078055;phillipsjk;I my write-up on the Shaw forums, I included a caution about that. 1006636;1423078072;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41800 @ 0.00039587 = 16.5474 BTC [+] 1006637;1423078073;kakobrekla;jurov http://log.bitcoin-assets.com//?date=19-01-2015#983823 1006638;1423078073;assbot;Logged on 19-01-2015 22:42:24; kakobrekla: !shasum wot 1006639;1423078074;teward;asciilifeform: is one of the 2015 notices here the one you're talking about? https://www.wireshark.org/security/ 1006640;1423078076;assbot;Wireshark · Security Advisories ... ( http://bit.ly/1zgh5rX ) 1006641;1423078099;teward;because i'm on 1.12.1 - if it's ~1yr old, I'm patched 1006642;1423078134;jurov;kakobrekla: so i'm to connect to irc from my wot sync script, srsly? 1006643;1423078156;kakobrekla;im not signing it. 1006644;1423078199;phillipsjk;I was amazed when people were finding devastating holes in image processing libraries about 10 years ago. Every OS was affected. 1006645;1423078199;jurov;why? and i did not say it must be your signature 1006646;1423078232;kakobrekla;if not mine, imagine one up. 1006647;1423078283;teward;ho-lee shit, Wireshark is huge o.o 1006648;1423078315;kakobrekla;idk, i could make it announce new shasums in chan and you parse logs then 1006649;1423078316;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 143100 @ 0.00037854 = 54.1691 BTC [-] 1006650;1423078363;phillipsjk;teward, I found my first DDOS kind of exciting. The cloak works so far. Apparently people will DDOS live-streaming gamers for lulz as well. 1006651;1423078549;phillipsjk;I slightly related news, apparently I can put whatever files I want on my web-host. Was working under the assumption I had at least 100MB of space. Apparently it is 25GB. (I essentially chose my own price-point since anything more than 25MB may as well be infinite for my e-mail and web-site.) 1006652;1423078554;teward;phillipsjk: well that's not uncommon - and if anyone tried to DDoS me, they'd hit my VPS not me, and that's DDoS-filtered 1006653;1423078763;jurov;kakobrekla that wouldn't help 1006654;1423078772;mircea_popescu;phillipsjk how do you figure it lacks cooperation ? 1006655;1423078796;mircea_popescu;submission is cooperation, just, functional. the sort of cooperation you have in mind is simply not found in nature is all. 1006656;1423078868;jurov;kakobrekla, but please confirm you're aware that by choosing mysqldump format, it can't be parsed but must be piped into mysql which is practically the same as piping into /bin/sh 1006657;1423078943;kakobrekla;i can give you a different format, seems like you are the first the use the thing. 1006658;1423078947;phillipsjk;asciilifeform, mis-read your maslow comment. "Belonging and love needs" sounds like cooperation is needed. 1006659;1423078964;pete_dushenski;italian fiu: "The FIU states that businesses dealing in virtual currencies, including holding them and exchanging them for fiat currencies, are not required to comply with any AML/KYC regulations." 1006660;1423078964;kakobrekla;s/the use/to use 1006661;1423078983;pete_dushenski;cazalla: BingoBoingo https://bitcoinmagazine.com/19244/central-bank-italy-declares-virtual-currency-exchanges-not-subject-aml-requirements/ if you're interested 1006662;1423078985;assbot;Central Bank of Italy Declares Virtual Currency Exchanges Are Not Subject to AML Requirements – Bitcoin Magazine ... ( http://bit.ly/1zgk6II ) 1006663;1423078993;mircea_popescu;felipelalli: let me ask you guys another thing <<< when using a broker, you necessarily undertake that risk. the way to not undertake the risk is to have your own account. 1006664;1423079001;jurov;kakobrekla anything that can be parsed, not ran. csv, json,...etc 1006665;1423079010;mircea_popescu;pete_dushenski you know you could write it up yourself. 1006666;1423079019;mircea_popescu;i got one in queue too. 1006667;1423079028;mircea_popescu;jurov i thought you could get json of anything anyway ? 1006668;1423079062;pete_dushenski;mircea_popescu: this is true but there's some other writing i'm attending to 1006669;1423079077;jurov;i cannot get json of /assbot/keyid/ 1006670;1423079091;jurov;so id ecided to just pull whole db anyway 1006671;1423079097;pete_dushenski;if the qntra boys don't pick it up within an hour or so, i'll scoop it 1006672;1423079108;mircea_popescu;that's because keid is nonsense? you also can't get json of assbot/english cuisine 1006673;1423079109;jurov;but i now see it's actually a script downloaded by http 1006674;1423079135;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform: ^ from the run-moar-winblows department << how the hell does one check for backdoors. submerge in water an' blow ? 1006675;1423079157;trinque;^lol 1006676;1423079165;jurov;mircea_popescu: one cannot get full fingerprint out of gpg-signed stuff one get by email. t was already discussed 1006677;1423079190;mircea_popescu;jurov but this flaw of the gpg protocol can't really be fixed at the assbot elvel. 1006678;1423079194;mircea_popescu;one is stuck with it. 1006679;1423079214;jurov;yes. i agree. so i am stuck with 1006680;1423079220;jurov;1) downloading db 1006681;1423079228;jurov;2) doing like query 1006682;1423079236;jurov;3) getting key by fingerprint 1006683;1423079244;jurov;4) rechecking the dam sig 1006684;1423079244;mircea_popescu;technically you could just grep the db 1006685;1423079261;jurov;the db cointains users without l2 1006686;1423079262;mircea_popescu;i'd be very interested in hearing about ambiguous matches. 1006687;1423079268;mircea_popescu;yes. 1006688;1423079268;phillipsjk;I have been questioning the feature where you can change key expiry, but not do operations with expired keys. (Since i learned about it) 1006689;1423079281;jurov;3) and 4) take care about ambiguous matches 1006690;1423079285;mircea_popescu;not a great fan of any changes on keys, myself. 1006691;1423079291;mircea_popescu;more gpg cruft that'll have to go in bapgp 1006692;1423079318;jurov;but i am not asking any change about wot mechanism 1006693;1423079319;mircea_popescu;jurov jst saying, you don't have to do any actual query on the db. just grep it. 1006694;1423079407;jurov;replace 2) by grepping is doable 1006695;1423079431;jurov;but in the future i potentially want the turdatron to display wot nicks anyway 1006696;1423079441;mircea_popescu;anyway, presenting it as json is not a bad idea 1006697;1423079448;mircea_popescu;or csv for that matter. 1006698;1423079464;mircea_popescu;but i've not yet got through the logs far enough to figure wtf the contention is so gimme a minute 1006699;1423079481;ben_vulpes;phillipsjk: don't play with expired keys 1006700;1423079523;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform: maslow's thing had 'cooperation'? wat? << it keeps getting revised, it's a bona fide "golf club patter" that thing. always in step with the emotional needs of a new generation. 1006701;1423079527;phillipsjk;ben_vulpes, if you miss issuing a new key, you may still want to sign with an expired key to prove you know the secret. 1006702;1423079548;mircea_popescu;not clear anyone will accept that "proof". 1006703;1423079598;mircea_popescu;pete_dushenski: c'est mieu ? << mieux. the x, like the h, and the e, and everything else in French including the French themselves, is silent. 1006704;1423079601;phillipsjk;The point of a new key is that I am *assuming* the NSA may be ably to crack 1024bit dsa, but I am not sure. I doubt anybody else can do it. 1006705;1423079628;*;phillipsjk now has 2048 bit RSA 1006706;1423079632;mircea_popescu;was dsa the one we were not using because we suspect it comes with a nsa hole from the get go or am i confusing my sas ? 1006707;1423079645;asciilifeform;dsa 1006708;1423079647;mircea_popescu;phillipsjk are you using proper digests ? 1006709;1423079665;mircea_popescu;iirc gpg will happily do md5 even today. 1006710;1423079669;asciilifeform;was explicitly proclaimed by clinton-era nsa as 'civilian' castrato crypto 1006711;1423079673;ben_vulpes;phillipsjk: 4096 or bust baby 1006712;1423079694;pete_dushenski;mircea_popescu: damn my written illiteracy! 1006713;1423079711;phillipsjk;DSA is assumed to be weak because 768bit RSA primes have been publicly factored. 1006714;1423079721;ben_vulpes;phillipsjk: try this .gnupg/gpg.conf http://dpaste.com/0BR41JG.txt 1006715;1423079722;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1zgmHmd ) 1006716;1423079724;mircea_popescu;unrelated thread, that. 1006717;1423079735;jurov;apparently mysqldump has absolutely no support for csv/json/anything? lol, even sqlite has it 1006718;1423079745;ben_vulpes;why aren't you people using postgres 1006719;1423079768;jurov;it can only change delimiter not escape data 1006720;1423079820;asciilifeform;backdoors << the linked piece was about somebody who woke up to the idea of checking signatures on downloaded crypto app binaries (for winblows naturally) but couldn't quite wrap brain around pgp 1006721;1423079876;asciilifeform;why he assumed that 'backdoor' must be necessarily inserted at isp, rather than by author of the turdware - ask him, not me 1006722;1423079882;mircea_popescu;phillipsjk what's "Shaw forums" ? 1006723;1423079902;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 54300 @ 0.0003722 = 20.2105 BTC [-] {2} 1006724;1423079909;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform well at least he's perambulating in the generally right direction... 1006725;1423079953;mircea_popescu;!shasum derp 1006726;1423079953;assbot;Need at least one argument, example: 'wot'. 1006727;1423079957;mircea_popescu;!shasum wot 1006728;1423079957;assbot;sha256sum wot_users.sql.gz : f4de64eaf67a36a5f9f9af96ff4e6cf302c816b1093d252277a34d06e2c06add 1006729;1423079957;assbot;sha256sum wot_ratings.sql.gz : 2675cf21e2655398640525b1a2841a9a980b5d05e26cc4844540534971a5b7a9 1006730;1423080014;mircea_popescu;jurov one problem is... if this were on a webpage what exact use would it be ? 1006731;1423080015;asciilifeform;winblows user walking to pgp is somewhat like a prisoner walking in the direction of the yard gate. he is still in his cell. 1006732;1423080074;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform no, not so. the better comparison is you saying " winblows user walking to pgp is somewhat like a virgin playing pensively with a fat cucumber. she isstill a virgin." 1006733;1423080078;mircea_popescu;yes, she is. not for long. 1006734;1423080115;asciilifeform;might depend on the winblows user, actually 1006735;1423080125;jurov;mircea_popescu: verifying is another problem. i can do that by hand 1006736;1423080136;asciilifeform;there are quite a few, i think, who are grossly underequipped - intellectually - to actually operate a computer 1006737;1423080160;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform their possession is a blessing for whoever's not doing it : costs more than it produces. 1006738;1423080160;jurov;i'm currently concerned about someone who hacked assbot server running stuff (with potentially correct sums) on my server 1006739;1423080177;asciilifeform;the remainder is the more interesting question 1006740;1423080222;mircea_popescu;jurov i still don't see why you'd process the dump as a myslq 1006741;1423080287;jurov;1. i don't have slaves to write the parser for me 1006742;1423080289;phillipsjk;mircea_popescu, the forums hosted by my ISP. https://community.shaw.ca/thread/18478 1006743;1423080292;assbot;What should we do, if anything, while experienc... | Shaw Support Community ... ( http://bit.ly/1zB6BSW ) 1006744;1423080299;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla: im not signing it. << could you make a csv ? or a json ? 1006745;1423080304;mircea_popescu;phillipsjk oh i c. 1006746;1423080305;jurov;2. unnecessary depndence on bitcoin-assets web server 1006747;1423080321;mircea_popescu;jurov what'd be your ideal model ? 1006748;1423080339;jurov;i described these 4 steps above 1006749;1423080398;jurov;step 5 would be to check if sender is in l2 1006750;1423080400;mircea_popescu;that'd be your ideal model ? 1006751;1423080402;jurov;against local db 1006752;1423080494;jurov;ideal? just having api that i can pull keys of l2 members directly from and is never down? 1006753;1423080577;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla can there be a page with a list of l2 fingerprints ? 1006754;1423080677;asciilifeform;275919... 1006755;1423080684;mircea_popescu;;;bc,stats 1006756;1423080688;gribble;Current Blocks: 341966 | Current Difficulty: 4.127287389469702E10 | Next Difficulty At Block: 342719 | Next Difficulty In: 753 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 4 days, 21 hours, 21 minutes, and 2 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 44296281000.8 | Estimated Percent Change: 7.32541 1006757;1423080878;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 202480 @ 0.00038624 = 78.2059 BTC [+] 1006758;1423080883;jurov;yes, list of l2 fingerprints would help much 1006759;1423080924;mircea_popescu;phillipsjk you know you might be the first guy of your kind i ever met. so, you're on some isp's forum because... it's your isp ? and i suppose on the mazda forum if/when driving a mazda and so on ? 1006760;1423080952;mircea_popescu;i always assumed those things are just pure astroturf grown out of a misguided attempt to "be online' of various corps. 1006761;1423080970;phillipsjk;I was asking support questions. I normally avoid that forum. 1006762;1423080974;mircea_popescu;ah 1006763;1423080991;mircea_popescu;nm me then. i have a bit of a writer's mind :D 1006764;1423081049;mircea_popescu;!gettrust assbot phillipsjk 1006765;1423081049;assbot;Trust relationship from user assbot to user phillipsjk: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 1 via 1 connections. | http://w.b-a.link/trust/assbot/phillipsjk | http://w.b-a.link/user/phillipsjk 1006766;1423081068;phillipsjk;I do play in the Bitcoin forum...Though it was like 2-3years before I actually bought any. 1006767;1423081258;mircea_popescu;"Their most absurd suggestion turned out to be surprisingly close to the truth: that it must have been some website we visited." 1006768;1423081260;mircea_popescu;funny how that works. 1006769;1423081281;phillipsjk;Theymos (the Bitcointalk admin) proposed a compromise for the block-size issue: start with 2MB blocks. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=941331.msg10352457#msg10352457 1006770;1423081281;assbot;Bitcoin 20MB Fork ... ( http://bit.ly/1zB8y1R ) 1006771;1423081322;asciilifeform;choosing where to go for dinner with a coprophagiac; compromise - eat only a little shit. 1006772;1423081347;asciilifeform;just as side dish. 1006773;1423081349;asciilifeform;a garnish 1006774;1423081353;asciilifeform;if slightly unsavoury 1006775;1423081356;*;phillipsjk checks if that is actually a word 1006776;1423081392;mircea_popescu;the overarching point there is that vessenes' scam and the people hanging in -dev do not have the authority to either implement or discuss bitcoin forks. 1006777;1423081393;mircea_popescu;at all. 1006778;1423081396;phillipsjk;..it is. 1006779;1423081402;mircea_popescu;not for any reason, not under any conditions. eod. 1006780;1423081430;asciilifeform;phillipsjk: 'bitcoin' probably does not appear in your dictionary. is a word ? 1006781;1423081461;mircea_popescu;coprophagiac - someone who eats shit. 1006782;1423081466;mircea_popescu;tis english. 1006783;1423081494;asciilifeform;the king's english, aha 1006784;1423081496;phillipsjk;asciilifeform, yes. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitcoin 1006785;1423081500;assbot;Bitcoin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia ... ( http://bit.ly/1zB8S0r ) 1006786;1423081506;phillipsjk;(not technically a dictionary) 1006787;1423081544;trinque;it exists because wikipedia... guffaw 1006788;1423081580;phillipsjk;I used a search engine, not wikipedia directly. I was checking form more than like 3 uses. 1006789;1423081590;mircea_popescu;phillipsjk for the record, these attacks aren't exactly bandwidth related in any sense, they're packet based. 1006790;1423081610;thestringpuller;Ephebophilia. 1006791;1423081621;phillipsjk;The UDP flood was almost full packets. 1006792;1423081621;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: ^ you know that one? 1006793;1423081632;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller notice that there doesn't exist an equivalent "love for teenaged females". 1006794;1423081681;thestringpuller;;) 1006795;1423081706;phillipsjk;er UDP *fragment* flood. (The UPNP shit was UDP too) 1006796;1423081867;mircea_popescu;aha 1006797;1423082004;ben_vulpes;x and my wm collectively shit themselves when i switch to a monitor theyve never seen before. 1006798;1423082181;the_scourge;ben_vulpes: just do xrandr by hand. unless you're one of those people who has their monitors in the same orientation every day 1006799;1423082235;the_scourge;what wm do you use? 1006800;1423082246;ben_vulpes;stumpwm 1006801;1423082255;ben_vulpes;i just want to use it, i don't want to rewrite it 1006802;1423082263;ben_vulpes;i guess this is the curse of a shop with > 8 monitors 1006803;1423082281;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 54842 @ 0.00037115 = 20.3546 BTC [-] 1006804;1423082288;the_scourge;"StumpWM is a tiling window manager that was created when developer Shawn Betts found ratpoison growing increasingly large and "lispy"." 1006805;1423082297;*;the_scourge goes to find out how something can become too lispy 1006806;1423082327;ben_vulpes;when your c devs start implementing common lisp out of ignorance, it's probably time to just use common lisp. 1006807;1423082416;mircea_popescu;if one could just use common lisp (no devs involved) there'd be no computing language forums. 1006808;1423082419;the_scourge;ben_vulpes: it should respect what xrandr tells it to do, regardless. i've used tiling window managers with a retina laptop in 9 different shops in the last 18 months, sometimes changing desks throughout the week. just turn everything off and use xrandr, i'm sure your wm will respect it 1006809;1423082424;*;the_scourge is interested! 1006810;1423082428;phillipsjk;EMACS user detected. 1006811;1423082463;mircea_popescu;!up cjc 1006812;1423082484;the_scourge;woah... is this wm actually written in common lisp? why have i never heard of this before 1006813;1423082503;asciilifeform;it is extremely well-known among folks with even a mild interest in the subject... 1006814;1423082536;cjc;Thanks mircea_popescu. I've been enjoying watching the somewhat spirited astroturfing over at bitcointalk.org for the last couple of days in this thread with regard to the Fork. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=941331 1006815;1423082537;assbot;Bitcoin 20MB Fork ... ( http://bit.ly/1Df4qHt ) 1006816;1423082538;mircea_popescu;not like cl has that many usable apps out there :D 1006817;1423082546;the_scourge;asciilifeform: that's a little low, but i'll freely admit i don't hang around with the right people 1006818;1423082558;mircea_popescu;cjc vox populi vox dei yo! 1006819;1423082576;mircea_popescu;the_scourge why not ? 1006820;1423082580;cjc;Also, I enjoyed the btc-dev mailing list post decision to keep the CPU miner for Alpha Centauri =) 1006821;1423082596;the_scourge;mircea_popescu: opportunity personality? 1006822;1423082602;the_scourge;*and personality 1006823;1423082607;trinque;ah stumpwm... "At least I can get what I want with ample tape." 1006824;1423082615;mircea_popescu;kinda how it usually goes huh 1006825;1423082635;the_scourge;i think the lack of opportunity has bent my personality :( 1006826;1423082708;the_scourge;i'm just happy when i get a client where the head engineer is capable of having slightly technical discussions... staves off the cabin fever (which is possible, even in london) 1006827;1423082739;the_scourge;phillipsjk: thanks for looking into the ddos stuff btw 1006828;1423082744;trinque;the_scourge: gotta just ignore useless people and not miss the opportunity to hang among the worthwhile when it comes along 1006829;1423082748;the_scourge;hi from a fellow canuck, btw 1006830;1423082768;trinque;pretty easy to bitch about how everyone's terrible in the US too if one allows himself 1006831;1423082770;the_scourge;trinque++ 1006832;1423082802;phillipsjk;Your welcome. Figured I was being attacked anyway, may as well get data. 1006833;1423082979;the_scourge;trinque: i take responsibility for the situation. i've had certain goals and i've been working on them for so long i haven't stopped to smell the roses or look up the local 2600 chapter. if that even exists anymore 1006834;1423083001;cjc;There was a pretty good deal on lifetime 2600 subscriptions last year. 1006835;1423083010;cjc;I picked it up sans the expensive delivery fee. 1006836;1423083011;trinque;the_scourge: heh, dude.. this feel, I know it 1006837;1423083076;ben_vulpes; pretty easy to bitch about how everyone's terrible in the US too if one allows himself << stupidity and malice are the *defaults*, guys. people who aren't either stupid or malicious are *not* to be expected. 1006838;1423083078;ben_vulpes;anywhere. 1006839;1423083134;the_scourge;ben_vulpes: is that because all of the non-stupid people ended up dispairing and turned malicious? 1006840;1423083266;trinque;the_scourge: https://rumpydog.files.wordpress.com/2013/03/kenny-big-cat-rescue.jpg 1006841;1423083268;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1xjqfi1 ) 1006842;1423083290;trinque;you take what used to be a predator, add captivity and asinine breeding habits, boom 1006843;1423083373;the_scourge;is that that crazy big cat place in middle of nowhere wisconsin? with the ligers? 1006844;1423083378;the_scourge;i've been there! 1006845;1423083394;the_scourge;but that's a really fucked up... tiger? 1006846;1423083405;trinque;dunno; googled "fat imbred large feline" 1006847;1423083406;the_scourge;er that's a liger isn't it 1006848;1423083424;mircea_popescu;ben_vulpes speaking of which : sent emails to ~500 real estate agencies in buenos aires, yes. 1006849;1423083424;trinque;vaguely recalled that they're imbreeding white tigers to keep them going 1006850;1423083447;mircea_popescu;today, sent responses to ~300 of them, that were inquiring to know a) where is the center of buenos aires and b) whether argentines are poor. 1006851;1423083460;mircea_popescu;i was happy to confirm for their needs where the center is and that yes indeed they are poor. 1006852;1423083467;the_scourge;http://votk.org/ < that's the place i think the liger might have died though 1006853;1423083468;assbot;Valley of the Kings Home Page ... ( http://bit.ly/1xjrEoL ) 1006854;1423083478;mircea_popescu;stupidity, yes. malice... rarely. on account of people being so stupid they can't really manage malice on the same cpu. 1006855;1423083633;punkman;Ulbricht: "On Wednesday, a jury took about three hours to find him guilty on all seven counts." 1006856;1423083661;pete_dushenski; damn, bb was right on the nose! 1006857;1423083682;trinque;railroad's running right on time 1006858;1423083685;asciilifeform;what they did for 3 hours? played cards ? 1006859;1423083694;mircea_popescu;ha, wd bb. 1006860;1423083722;BingoBoingo;mircea_popescu: Wow. I just woke up and won? 1006861;1423083727;mircea_popescu;yup 1006862;1423083735;asciilifeform;i bet that soldering iron is warming up already. 1006863;1423083740;asciilifeform;if not sizzling quite yet 1006864;1423083751;mircea_popescu;turns out im the worlds most inept prop bettor :D 1006865;1423083756;BingoBoingo;Last night I got stressed an make a Minix, today... 1006866;1423083780;asciilifeform;BingoBoingo: minix, rly ? 1006867;1423083794;BingoBoingo;asciilifeform: Practicing small 1006868;1423083796;asciilifeform;honest minix or the heretical minix3 ? 1006869;1423083805;BingoBoingo;old minix 1006870;1423083810;asciilifeform;neato. 1006871;1423083828;the_scourge;punkman: link? 1006872;1423083829;asciilifeform;'Do you pine for the nice days of minix-1.1, when men were men and wrote their own device drivers?' - linus t. 1006873;1423083831;BingoBoingo;Not sure if worked 1006874;1423083842;punkman;http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-02-04/ross-ulbricht-convicted-of-running-silk-road-as-dread-pirate 1006875;1423083843;assbot;Ross Ulbricht Convicted of Running Silk Road as Dread Pirate Roberts - Bloomberg Business ... ( http://bit.ly/1xjuvya ) 1006876;1423083867;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 125900 @ 0.00036624 = 46.1096 BTC [-] {2} 1006877;1423083871;mircea_popescu;ill brb 1006878;1423083909;BingoBoingo;asciilifeform: I may not have built a userland or drivers 1006879;1423083923;*;BingoBoingo needs more reads 1006880;1423083936;the_scourge;wtf, that speeds things up a little 1006881;1423083972;trinque;holy *shit*; life in prison? 1006882;1423083982;asciilifeform;now who wants to talk about the mythical nullifying juries, lol 1006883;1423083982;the_scourge;no kidding 1006884;1423084012;trinque;dude's being drawn and quartered as an example 1006885;1423084023;asciilifeform;for folks unfamiliar with u.s. jurisprudence, verdict has to be unanimous 1006886;1423084052;BingoBoingo; for folks unfamiliar with u.s. jurisprudence, verdict has to be unanimous << Not in every kind of case actually 1006887;1423084058;asciilifeform;if 11 jurors were to feel like, e.g., letting dpr go, and one did not, 'hung jury' and the kangaroo court gets to do the whole thing again 1006888;1423084067;asciilifeform;BingoBoingo: in criminal trials, iirc 1006889;1423084069;BingoBoingo;But must almost always be some sort of super majority 1006890;1423084070;asciilifeform;civil - no 1006891;1423084104;BingoBoingo; BingoBoingo: in criminal trials, iirc << In capital (death penalty) trials, probably other yes. 1006892;1423084125;asciilifeform;in all fed criminal trials. and in most state criminals. 1006893;1423084155;BingoBoingo;Ah 1006894;1423084172;asciilifeform;ianal. 1006895;1423084194;asciilifeform;incidentally, 1006896;1423084195;asciilifeform;http://fija.org/2014/04/25/jackson-v-louisiana-revisits-non-unanimous-jury-verdicts 1006897;1423084197;assbot;Supreme Court to Consider Revisiting Non-Unanimous Jury Verdicts ... ( http://bit.ly/1xjxeYm ) 1006898;1423084218;asciilifeform;^ apparently even this is now up for being fucked with 1006899;1423084473;cazalla;seems qntra already had a category for antarctica.. ;;later tell BingoBoingo australia is not the same as antarctica lol http://qntra.net/2014/12/australia-the-tax-institute-calls-for-voluntary-bitcoin-registry-treating-bitcoin-as-currency/ 1006900;1423084474;assbot;Australia: The Tax Institute Calls for 'Voluntary' Bitcoin Registry, Treating Bitcoin as Currency | Qntra.net ... ( http://bit.ly/1xjzuPd ) 1006901;1423084491;BingoBoingo;cazalla: Are you sure? 1006902;1423084584;cazalla;yes and that is despite the past week being freezing here (sunny morning today, yay) 1006903;1423084665;BingoBoingo;Antartica, Australia, Africa, Asia, Americas... Continents need less alliteration. 1006904;1423084673;BingoBoingo;!up sergiohlb 1006905;1423084686;cazalla;how's this for a forecast? http://i.imgur.com/s2vBAl0.png 1006906;1423084687;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1xjB3wG ) 1006907;1423084723;pete_dushenski;cazalla: BingoBoingo http://pastebin.com/13TyxDv7 1006908;1423084725;assbot;Title: Banca d’Italia ends AML/KYC for Bitcoin businesses, opts out of economi - Pastebin.com ... ( http://bit.ly/1xjBjvL ) 1006909;1423084763;pete_dushenski;saved you boys the trouble :) 1006910;1423084786;cazalla;re: pastebin submissions, can we please use email? google snatches these up quick and pastebin gets the credit for the content 1006911;1423084806;cazalla;it's not a big deal but would not want to see it become a habit 1006912;1423084823;pete_dushenski;por supuesto 1006913;1423084828;pete_dushenski;next time: email 1006914;1423084840;cazalla;it's not just you pete_dushenski so, nothing personal :) 1006915;1423085151;asciilifeform;google appears to crawl #b-a www log every other minute or so, likewise. 1006916;1423085163;asciilifeform;(why? ask them) 1006917;1423085290;pete_dushenski;following behind the cool kids and taking notes is nothing new 1006918;1423085299;pete_dushenski;it's worked on the playground since basically forever 1006919;1423085311;pete_dushenski;and what is the internet if not a big playground ? 1006920;1423085520;pete_dushenski;some kids are playing tag, some kids are playing chess, some kids are driving the teachers crazy, 1006921;1423085530;pete_dushenski;some kids are lighting things on fire 1006922;1423085542;pete_dushenski;others, chasing girls 1006923;1423085613;the_scourge;so what does that make google? the monitor or a nerd? 1006924;1423085635;pete_dushenski;which makes me think i should re-write that old classic "all i really need to know i leaned in kindergarten" for the internet age 1006925;1423085683;pete_dushenski;see, the nerd has a good chance of growing up to be someone someday, so google can't very well be that 1006926;1423085706;pete_dushenski;so i guess the monitor, trying to adapt and keep up with the kids 1006927;1423085713;pete_dushenski;but ultimately being slow and a bit greying 1006928;1423085736;pete_dushenski;unless there's a third alternative ? 1006929;1423085868;the_scourge;the desperate wannabe? i think i remember a few of those 1006930;1423085886;the_scourge;i think they outnumbered genetic alphas 1006931;1423085912;nubbins`;o.O 1006932;1423085931;nubbins`;Choose Your Own Stereotype Based On Incomplete Analogies 101 1006933;1423085932;pete_dushenski;asciilifeform: !s merit washing << seen this ? http://www.contravex.com/2014/04/27/philanthropy-not-power/ 1006934;1423085933;assbot;"Philanthropy." Not Power. | Contravex: A blog by Pete Dushenski ... ( http://bit.ly/1Dfg0Cq ) 1006935;1423085954;nubbins`;pete_dushenski stop bogarting that dutch 1006936;1423085986;pete_dushenski;;;google bogart the dutch 1006937;1423085987;gribble;Humphrey Deforest (Humphrey) Bogart - New Netherland Institute: ; bogart - Wiktionary: ; Humphrey Bogart - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: 1006938;1423086004;pete_dushenski;should i know this idiom ? 1006939;1423086152;nubbins`;;;ud bogart 1006940;1423086153;gribble;http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=bogart | A slang term derived from the last name of famous actor Humphrey Bogart because he often kept a cigarette in the corner of his mouth, seemingly never actually ... 1006941;1423086158;nubbins`;;;ud dutch 1006942;1423086159;gribble;http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=going+dutch | going dutch. In dating, when both parties pay for their own bills, thus effectively dispelling the double-standard where men are always expected to pay. 1006943;1423086163;nubbins`;meh on 2nd 1006944;1423086183;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 74480 @ 0.000364 = 27.1107 BTC [-] {2} 1006945;1423086200;nubbins`;;;ud smoking dutch 1006946;1423086201;gribble;http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Dutch&page=2 | No one actually smokes dutches, they just gut them bitches and fill em up wit product. 2) a slang word for a blunt 3) i guess a dutch is also sumone from Holland ... 1006947;1423086225;pete_dushenski;lol 1006948;1423086524;ben_vulpes; today, sent responses to ~300 of them, that were inquiring to know a) where is the center of buenos aires and b) whether argentines are poor. << why were they asking if argentines are poor? 1006949;1423086529;kakobrekla;;;later tell mircea_popescu jurov http://files.bitcoin-assets.com/wot/trustlist.txt 1006950;1423086530;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1yJj0BA ) 1006951;1423086530;gribble;The operation succeeded. 1006952;1423086543;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 100661 @ 0.00035948 = 36.1856 BTC [-] {2} 1006953;1423086545;ben_vulpes;neatly awkable 1006954;1423086547;ben_vulpes;wd kakobrekla 1006955;1423086548;ben_vulpes;ty 1006956;1423086554;jurov;thanks kakobrekla! 1006957;1423086557;kakobrekla;yw 1006958;1423087514;BingoBoingo;asciilifeform: the part of the world where i live is plagued with, among other insects, a type of caterpillar that devours trees wholesale. every spring, gigantic hives (?) - nests with webbing - appear, and when they're full, you can almost see them pulsate, pulsate << Used to be bigger problem here. Then they were largely defeated 1006959;1423087524;asciilifeform;defeated << how ? 1006960;1423087566;phillipsjk;I think birds eat them. 1006961;1423087599;asciilifeform;phillipsjk: the birds here - not very enthusiastically. hence the infestation 1006962;1423087640;phillipsjk;some trees will tolerate one or two defoliations per season as well. 1006963;1423087676;asciilifeform;if this were not so, there'd be rather few trees left here. 1006964;1423087705;asciilifeform;pete_dushenski: philanthropists article << precisely them 1006965;1423087725;pete_dushenski;thought so :) 1006966;1423087725;*;phillipsjk decides to stop talking about things he knows little about. 1006967;1423087750;pete_dushenski;asciilifeform: it's quite the little game those kids play 1006968;1423087772;pete_dushenski;dancing about, spouting words, meeting "important" people 1006969;1423087794;pete_dushenski;it's probably not a bad gig actually 1006970;1423087812;asciilifeform;pete_dushenski: but more generally, applies to the sv vc crapolade. i.e. why does mr schmuck get 100 megabezzlars for schmuckatron? because he's the son/nephew/catamite of one of the vultures who feasted on the corpse of fairchild semi, at&t (pre-breakup), etc. 1006971;1423087858;pete_dushenski;this is no different from what mazarin did 1006972;1423087862;asciilifeform;(not necessarily direct relation - son in law, etc. will do in a pinch. as there's plenty of printed money to go around) 1006973;1423087882;pete_dushenski;re-appropriate some wealth, give to kids 1006974;1423087892;pete_dushenski;isn't this a roman thing even? 1006975;1423087905;asciilifeform;the most pathetic aspect is when civilians become afflicted with the delusion of 'i can haz some too' 1006976;1423087907;pete_dushenski;(and many others too, i'm sure) 1006977;1423087922;pete_dushenski;well, because "we're all equal" 1006978;1423087942;asciilifeform;pete_dushenski: as i tried to explain to mircea_popescu, 'merit wash' is a rather distinct animal from ordinary inheritance 1006979;1423087950;asciilifeform;how: 1006980;1423087967;pete_dushenski;so kid in compton is just like god-daughter of mr. rothschild 1006981;1423087971;asciilifeform;inheritance doesn't create a gigantic circus where millions of fools think they have a shot at being an heir 1006982;1423087983;asciilifeform;and thus warping entire civilization in various crippling ways 1006983;1423088004;asciilifeform;!s tournament market 1006984;1423088005;assbot;7 results for 'tournament market' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=tournament+market 1006985;1423088019;pete_dushenski;it would seem to necessitate an eventual divorce from reality 1006986;1423088021;pete_dushenski;just to cope 1006987;1423088044;pete_dushenski;(for the kids with no shot) 1006988;1423088046;asciilifeform;let's ask BingoBoingo how sport aficionados feel re: 'fixed' matches in sports where this is not customary 1006989;1423088061;pete_dushenski;are there such sports ? 1006990;1423088070;pete_dushenski;maybe... golf 1006991;1423088083;asciilifeform;that's the effect meritwash has on the participants (the 'extras' in the film, naturally. the pre-ordained winners - laugh all the way to the bank.) 1006992;1423088087;pete_dushenski;where officials are largely on the sidelines and players call their own penalties 1006993;1423088113;pete_dushenski;asciilifeform: which they do anyways so it can't be about them 1006994;1423088129;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 170200 @ 0.00035609 = 60.6065 BTC [-] {2} 1006995;1423088132;pete_dushenski;the difference is the injustice wrought upon the multitudes 1006996;1423088144;asciilifeform;or, famously, the first television 'game show' - '64,000 dollar question' (usa) was famously discovered, in its day, to be fixed 1006997;1423088149;asciilifeform;and this caused a national scandal 1006998;1423088174;pete_dushenski;similar to who wants to be a millionaire? or the same ? 1006999;1423088182;asciilifeform;no idea re ^ 1007000;1423088190;*;asciilifeform not a scholar of the subject 1007001;1423088212;pete_dushenski;it's not important 1007002;1423088227;pete_dushenski;i get the picture 1007003;1423088246;asciilifeform;276666 incidentally. 1007004;1423088257;pete_dushenski;chugging along eh 1007005;1423088280;pete_dushenski;i'm heading out tho. cheers! 1007006;1423088312;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 118339 @ 0.00035815 = 42.3831 BTC [+] 1007007;1423088838;jurov;http://motherboard.vice.com/read/the-pirate-bay-is-an-fbi-honeypot-a-disconcertingly-plausible-conspiracy-theory 1007008;1423088839;assbot;The Pirate Bay Is an FBI Honeypot: a Disconcertingly Plausible Conspiracy Theory | Motherboard ... ( http://bit.ly/1zMEsKo ) 1007009;1423089044;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 87520 @ 0.00037162 = 32.5242 BTC [+] 1007010;1423089244;mircea_popescu;ben_vulpes specifically, they wanted to know "what zones im interested in" and "what my budget is". 1007011;1423089254;mircea_popescu;somehow this are questions now. 1007012;1423089276;asciilifeform;http://cryptome.org/2015/02/gchq-lovely-horse-intercept-15-0204.pdf << uk gov digs through, e.g., 'pastebin', in search of 0days. 1007013;1423089277;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1zMIfau ) 1007014;1423089278;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla hawt. 1007015;1423089304;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform most script kiddies do neh ? 1007016;1423089340;asciilifeform;there is a tradition of actually throwing genuine 0days in there. 1007017;1423089343;asciilifeform;don't ask me why 1007018;1423089365;asciilifeform;but naturally this creates million zombies with 'gambler's disease' who dig, dig, dig 1007019;1423089499;mircea_popescu;cazalla: re: pastebin submissions, can we please use email? google snatches these up quick and pastebin gets the credit for the content << oops sorry bout that. 1007020;1423089504;mircea_popescu;say i gpg to your key next time ? 1007021;1423089533;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform: (why? ask them) << usg looking for zero days as well :) 1007022;1423089690;cazalla;mircea_popescu, that works 1007023;1423089816;ben_vulpes;mircea_popescu: natural questions for their business models, neh? 1007024;1423089824;mircea_popescu;neh. 1007025;1423089837;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 95400 @ 0.00036332 = 34.6607 BTC [-] 1007026;1423089841;ben_vulpes;how so not? 1007027;1423089848;mircea_popescu;if oyu don't know what the center of the town is or that you live in a shithole, you should go back to highschool. 1007028;1423089867;ben_vulpes;granted, the first parts downright stupid 1007029;1423089881;BingoBoingo; phillipsjk: the birds here - not very enthusiastically. hence the infestation << New birds essentially. Also Replacing favorable trees with less so. Liberal amounts of poisoin too. 1007030;1423089896;mircea_popescu;then answer to "i'm looking to rent" is "best value for money i got is this, best all around property is this, which you want ?" 1007031;1423089915;mircea_popescu;not "oh, are buildings made of building materials i wonder soliloquously ?" 1007032;1423090014;cazalla;mircea_popescu: phillipsjk you know you might be the first guy of your kind i ever met. so, you're on some isp's forum because... it's your isp ? and i suppose on the mazda forum if/when driving a mazda and so on ? <<< popular thing in australia, or at least was back in 90s, early 2000s 1007033;1423090029;cazalla;local dialup isp even had bbqs 1007034;1423090057;mircea_popescu;o, that they did in the 90s too. local dialup isp almost always being "three or four of the cooler kids in that neighbourhood" 1007035;1423090066;mircea_popescu;in ro in the 90s* 1007036;1423090207;mircea_popescu;jurov: http://motherboard.vice.com/read/the-pirate-bay-is-an-fbi-honeypot << that usg agitprop runs this about tpb after a year of studiously ignoring http://trilema.com/2013/dear-guardian-stop-being-retarded/ seems the best street cred for current day tpb. 1007037;1423090208;assbot;vmp - Error Site | Motherboard ... ( http://bit.ly/1zMMnqU ) 1007038;1423090209;assbot;Dear Guardian : stop being retarded. pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. ... ( http://bit.ly/1zMMnrc ) 1007039;1423090430;mircea_popescu;The well-heeled group seemed receptive. I think its fantastic, said Patrick Gage, a 19-year-old heir to the multibillion-dollar Carlson hotel and hospitality fortune. Ive never seen anything like this before. Mr. Gage is an industry leader in enforcing measures to combat trafficking and involuntary prostitution. 1007040;1423090437;mircea_popescu;lol check it out, it's an industry now :D 1007041;1423090457;mircea_popescu;anyway, so obama gets 100 rich kids together to inquire about soft capital confiscation. turns out the kids don't mind. 1007042;1423090631;mircea_popescu;in other news, http://pastebin.com/Hhmy0DUL 1007043;1423090632;assbot;I am a No Limits No Taboo slave looking to be owned by men, women or a couple. I - Pastebin.com ... ( http://bit.ly/1DzrqhY ) 1007044;1423091116;BingoBoingo;asciilifeform> let's ask BingoBoingo how sport aficionados feel re: 'fixed' matches in sports where this is not customary << Actual fraud. One the other hand horrifically mismatched team (happens a lot in college where small schools will get paid by larger schools to play a game the larger school anticipates winning) can be loads of fun. Especially when the school paid to play wins. 1007045;1423091424;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 143111 @ 0.00036154 = 51.7404 BTC [-] {2} 1007046;1423091553;mircea_popescu;"when the FBI tackled Ulbricht in the Library with the Laptop Forensics Toolkit" << also, partition encryption werks! 1007047;1423092078;mircea_popescu;o by the way. anyone know who were the first gynecologists ? 1007048;1423092094;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 52889 @ 0.00036052 = 19.0675 BTC [-] 1007049;1423092155;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 53190 @ 0.00036335 = 19.3266 BTC [+] 1007050;1423092302;kakobrekla; cazalla: re: pastebin submissions, can we please use email? google snatches these up quick and pastebin gets the credit for the content << oops sorry bout that. < dpaste btw 1007051;1423092317;mircea_popescu;that's a point. 1007052;1423092323;kakobrekla;no public pastes, no ads 1007053;1423092341;mircea_popescu;yeh yeh. dunno how pastebin crept back in. 1007054;1423092364;cazalla;mircea_popescu, barbers as well? 1007055;1423092374;mircea_popescu;cazalla mendicunt monks. 1007056;1423092408;cazalla;i vaguely remember reading about barbers being surgeons on trilema before hence reasoning for my guess 1007057;1423092704;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 92910 @ 0.00036335 = 33.7588 BTC [+] 1007058;1423092785;asciilifeform;how pastebin crept back in << rough substitute for the shortwave station we don't have 1007059;1423092801;asciilifeform;i.e. no illusions of privacy or reliability 1007060;1423092825;asciilifeform;i dislike the sugar-coated 'nice' pastebins for this reason 1007061;1423092920;mircea_popescu;nono i mean the site specifically. 1007062;1423092923;mircea_popescu;dpaste much better 1007063;1423093465;mircea_popescu;http://qntra.net/2015/02/banca-ditalia-ends-amlkyc-for-bitcoin-businesses-opts-out-of-economic-death/ << lol ok this one i heart. 1007064;1423093465;assbot;Banca d’Italia Ends AML/KYC For Bitcoin Businesses, Opts Out Of Economic Death | Qntra.net ... ( http://bit.ly/1I477jz ) 1007065;1423093558;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 55430 @ 0.00037162 = 20.5989 BTC [+] 1007066;1423093866;ben_vulpes;pastebin is verboten 1007067;1423093871;ben_vulpes;constantly adding in dos line endings 1007068;1423093873;ben_vulpes;CANNOT ABIDE 1007069;1423093884;ben_vulpes;mircea_popescu: gyns << no who? 1007070;1423093919;ben_vulpes;Disclosure: Although the event was closed to the media, I was invited by the founders of Nexus, Jonah Wittkamper and Rachel Cohen Gerrol, to report on the conference as a member of the family that started the Johnson & Johnson pharmaceutical company. << woo hoo hoo 1007071;1423093925;mircea_popescu;ben_vulpes mendicunt monks. 1007072;1423093925;*;ben_vulpes closes the tab 1007073;1423093928;ben_vulpes;>.< 1007074;1423093956;mircea_popescu;it;'s great! 1007075;1423093996;ben_vulpes;what's the american ob-gyn chain of the future? 1007076;1423094031;mircea_popescu;mmmm 1007077;1423094036;mircea_popescu;herp-r-us ? 1007078;1423094064;mircea_popescu;snatch-o-mattic ? 1007079;1423094088;ben_vulpes;Mend-A-Cunt™ 1007080;1423094095;mircea_popescu;lol 1007081;1423094100;mircea_popescu;McBox 1007082;1423094133;mircea_popescu;QwikTwat 1007083;1423094160;BingoBoingo;https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9000912 1007084;1423094161;assbot;IBL, Almost Larger Than IRL | Hacker News ... ( http://bit.ly/1KesnAA ) 1007085;1423094179;mircea_popescu;yay 1007086;1423094883;mircea_popescu;!gettrust assbot beautyon 1007087;1423094883;assbot;beautyon is not registered in WoT. 1007088;1423094942;BingoBoingo;!gettrust assbot Irdial 1007089;1423094942;assbot;Irdial is not registered in WoT. 1007090;1423095483;mircea_popescu;scoopbot -fetch 1007091;1423095610;mircea_popescu;i guess that's not how that works. anyway : http://trilema.com/2015/open-assbot-wot-website/ 1007092;1423095611;assbot;[OPEN] Assbot WoT website pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. ... ( http://bit.ly/1KexrFi ) 1007093;1423095620;mircea_popescu;erryone lemme know if you like / want more icecream a la mode. 1007094;1423095876;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 8000 @ 0.00097074 = 7.7659 BTC [+] {6} 1007095;1423095937;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 2300 @ 0.000971 = 2.2333 BTC [+] 1007096;1423096460;adlai;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=28-01-2015#994929 << what about this cream 1007097;1423096460;assbot;Logged on 28-01-2015 05:29:24; mircea_popescu: adlai so that's how it works. you get some btc, publish your trades, etc. 1007098;1423096480;mircea_popescu;adlai huh ? 1007099;1423096486;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 10549 @ 0.00095022 = 10.0239 BTC [-] {14} 1007100;1423096527;adlai;i'd like to test scalpl on larger amounts of btc than i have at my personal disposal. 1007101;1423096537;mod6;perhaps what i can do here, is take the copy of the blockchain that i tried to sync day-before yesterday (copied @ ~160000 blocks) and use gdb to try to see what's going on with that that block 1007102;1423096581;mod6;seems to be: 2c2314f353 VerifySignature failed ... invalid block=0000000000000a40136b height=168001 1007103;1423096627;mod6;not sure exactly what to be looking for... but turning over a few 'stones' might find something. 1007104;1423096706;kakobrekla;adlai curious, whats the min youd take? 1007105;1423096758;asciilifeform;adlai: why does it have to test on actual live-fire btc anyway? 1007106;1423096761;adlai;depends what's at hand 1007107;1423096797;adlai;because anything else is roughly equivalent to changetip 1007108;1423096802;asciilifeform;adlai: when i laboured under the delusion that i could write a useful trading automaton, i found it simple enough to 'trade' with imaginary btc, gold, etc. 1007109;1423096810;asciilifeform;to see if algo is worth something 1007110;1423096836;adlai;sure, this is possible to implement. that doesn't mean the answers are relevant. 1007111;1423096848;asciilifeform;adlai: let me guess, your machine relies on actually moving the market ? 1007112;1423096851;kakobrekla;this works for fx better than btc 1007113;1423096859;adlai;nope 1007114;1423096883;asciilifeform;then what is the hidden gotcha in testing with imaginary objects ? 1007115;1423096887;decimation;I wouldn't mind trying to run a trade bot but it would involve much tax paperwork in the us 1007116;1423096896;asciilifeform;decimation: 'not caught, not thief' 1007117;1423096927;adlai;decimation: i'm not a lawyer, but i gather from conversations with them that it's a matter of *precisely* documenting the net p/l and paying tax on that 1007118;1423096935;kakobrekla;isnt it 'not thief, caught' in murica ? 1007119;1423096940;decimation;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=30-01-2015#998041 1007120;1423096940;assbot;Logged on 30-01-2015 04:33:41; asciilifeform: BingoBoingo: 'Явка с повинной облегчает совесть и удлиняет срок.' (ru. jailhouse proverb: 'a guilty plea lightens your conscience and lengthens your sentence.') 1007121;1423096952;asciilifeform;decimation: just avoid fiat... 1007122;1423096969;decimation;adlai: yes, one would have to document each lot traded 1007123;1423097049;kakobrekla; depends what's at hand < anyway not helping, ofc you will take whats at hand. if not there, not even the army can take. 1007124;1423097082;adlai;ofc? 1007125;1423097091;kakobrekla;;;ud ofc 1007126;1423097092;gribble;http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=ofc | Used in Instant Messaging for Of Course (Of Fucking Course if in all caps). " John121: u going to the movie tomorrow?" "Alex33: ofc". by MisterEgo October 09 , ... 1007127;1423097102;adlai;which course? 1007128;1423097117;kakobrekla;south please. 1007129;1423097132;*;adlai is placing offers in the book, not market orders 1007130;1423097348;kakobrekla;i forgot, do you use buttstamp too? if so i have sort of an exploit for their so called trading engine 1007131;1423097414;*;adlai does not 1007132;1423098377;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 108150 @ 0.00038 = 41.097 BTC [+] 1007133;1423098621;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 196300 @ 0.00038082 = 74.755 BTC [+] {2} 1007134;1423099165;mircea_popescu;adlai ok so what did you have in mind ? 1007135;1423099182;mircea_popescu; adlai: why does it have to test on actual live-fire btc anyway? << so he can make a buck ? 1007136;1423099298;decimation;re: meritwashing < I think the way this plays out in actual us business is that you are friends with someone who controls bezzlars 1007137;1423099387;mircea_popescu;Явка с повинной облегчает совесть и удлиняет сок :D 1007138;1423099471;decimation;heh 1007139;1423099505;adlai;03:19:17 | [adlai away: zzz] 1007140;1423099508;adlai;03:19:26 +mircea_popescu | adlai ok so what did you have in mind ? 1007141;1423099521;mircea_popescu;lol 1007142;1423099536;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 101750 @ 0.00037822 = 38.4839 BTC [-] {2} 1007143;1423099577;adlai;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com//?date=28-01-2015#994882 << i've been running it on N btc of my own money, how many are you willing to risk? 1007144;1423099577;assbot;Logged on 28-01-2015 05:19:40; mircea_popescu: adlai how much capital were you looking for ? 1007145;1423099634;mircea_popescu;well, if you make a f.mpif pc and report your trades, say daily, and submit monthly sum reports, i dunno, 10 ? 1007146;1423099680;adlai;technically speaking, wouldn't this be simplest accomplished by having you provide me with api keys to an account on, say, btce, and us both publishing a readonly key to that account? 1007147;1423099690;adlai;(this would also be more profitable than other exchanges...) 1007148;1423099717;mircea_popescu;i don't keep accounts on teh scamchanges. 1007149;1423099750;adlai;this necessitates trusting them, even if indirectly 1007150;1423099762;mircea_popescu;nope. it's on you. 1007151;1423099779;mircea_popescu;this is how finance works. 1007152;1423100299;decimation;http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/national-security/jill-kelley-e-mails-depict-a-striving-tampa-socialite-and-a-smitten-military-brass/2015/02/03/ef8cb06c-a800-11e4-a06b-9df2002b86a0_story.html?hpid=z2 << apparently being a bigshot usg general means you get to handpick 'honorary ambassadors' to serve you meals 1007153;1423100300;assbot;Jill Kelley e-mails depict a striving Tampa socialite and a smitten military brass - The Washington Post ... ( http://bit.ly/1AubAI0 ) 1007154;1423100333;decimation;"Nor has anyone fully explained why Allen, while busy overseeing the war in Afghanistan, exchanged a blizzard of correspondence with Kelley — between 20,000 and 30,000 pages of e-mails, according to some senior defense officials. Other officials have said that figure includes many duplicate notes and exaggerates the extent of their communications, adding that there were only about 300 total e-mails." 1007155;1423100369;decimation;why would some four star usg general spend time to send 300 emails to some lebanese groupie chick? 1007156;1423100408;asciilifeform;http://imgur.com/a/e2RWY << made this quick likbez for the folks here 1007157;1423100409;assbot; JTAG on PogoPlug. - Imgur ... ( http://bit.ly/1AubOPz ) 1007158;1423100461;*;adlai does some arithmetic 1007159;1423100553;decimation;then I heard this podcast: http://www.econtalk.org/archives/2013/02/glenn_reynolds.html << "Guest: It's funny--one of my friends, who has been a long-term, upper level bureaucrat in Washington said to me his favorite phenomenon to see is these people coming through these usually politically-appointed jobs and, he says: They think everybody loves them. And then they leave the job and they realize that everybody just loved the job. And 1007160;1423100555;assbot;" + soundfiledesc + " ... ( http://bit.ly/1Auc9lf ) 1007161;1423100555;decimation;that once they are not in the job any more they realize they don't have nearly as many friends as they thought they did. The smarter ones do know this. And that's why so many[?] hang onto power. " 1007162;1423100617;decimation;asciilifeform: why do you need jtag? to blow the fuses? 1007163;1423100632;decimation;or for online debugging? 1007164;1423100641;asciilifeform;decimation: lamer reason: it makes reflashing considerably faster. 1007165;1423100648;decimation;ah 1007166;1423100648;asciilifeform;decimation: no need to reboot into a working kernel 1007167;1423100664;asciilifeform;decimation: also lets you play with bootloader safely 1007168;1423100687;asciilifeform;(it is actually possible to reflash the bootloader through serial port alone, but takes forever) 1007169;1423100694;decimation;is that a flash card? can you boot off that? 1007170;1423100695;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 57500 @ 0.00038225 = 21.9794 BTC [+] 1007171;1423100701;asciilifeform;where? 1007172;1423100719;asciilifeform;there's an sd in the slot, yes. you can boot off that, but only if you have a working bootloader 1007173;1423100720;decimation;the little sim-card connector thingy on the left 1007174;1423100723;decimation;ah 1007175;1423100725;mircea_popescu; why would some four star usg general spend time to send 300 emails to some lebanese groupie chick? << i wrote like a billion lines in here. why not ? 1007176;1423100743;asciilifeform;also, the bootloader does not automatically find kernels on arbitrary devices, you have to script it 1007177;1423100746;asciilifeform;and it's annoying 1007178;1423100762;decimation;yeah I can imagine 1007179;1423100768;asciilifeform;(has to be told what exactly to initialize and where the offset of kernel is, and length) 1007180;1423100783;asciilifeform;but this is described elsewhere and i will not waste space on it here. 1007181;1423100789;mircea_popescu;chick's so drastically ugly tho... 1007182;1423100793;decimation;one would have to write software to craft the correct binary turd 1007183;1423100795;mircea_popescu;she looks reconstructed out of flotsam. 1007184;1423100810;asciilifeform;as for jtag itself, my current favourite is 'busblaster' - made in singapore 1007185;1423100813;decimation;mircea_popescu: her emails are not particularly intellectually stimulating either 1007186;1423100863;decimation;asciilifeform: you earlier mentioned using a 'bus pirate' for spi connections 1007187;1423100874;asciilifeform;aha 1007188;1423100880;decimation;do you know the max data rate one can continuously suck off the spi? 1007189;1423100887;asciilifeform;'bus pirate' is dog slow 1007190;1423100888;decimation;the documentation is poor. 1007191;1423100899;asciilifeform;i don't remember the exact rate, no 1007192;1423100912;decimation;I wouldn't mind having a device that interfaces to arbitrary serial ports at reasonable rates 1007193;1423100933;asciilifeform;'blaster' will do 30+MHz 1007194;1423100969;asciilifeform;it's a little thing with a 'xilinx' fpga (nonvolatile) and 'ftdi' usb2 diddler 1007195;1423100988;asciilifeform;you can repurpose it for something non-jtag-ish easily enough 1007196;1423101003;decimation;ah interesting, one can reprogram the fpga? 1007197;1423101005;asciilifeform;aha 1007198;1423101012;decimation;that sounds useful 1007199;1423101032;asciilifeform;cpld really 1007200;1423101035;asciilifeform;it's an xc2c64a. 1007201;1423101055;asciilifeform;this is not a rare device, they're sold by the megatonne 1007202;1423101059;asciilifeform;on various hobbyist sites 1007203;1423101072;decimation;yeah you would just need a little reprogramming to change the serial output/input state machines 1007204;1423101101;asciilifeform;but if you can build 'openOCD' for your system, this will do everything the 'adult' jtag machines ($xxxxx golden toilets) will. 1007205;1423101109;thestringpuller;scoopbot --fetch 1007206;1423101121;decimation;also, today I was thinking about your rsa-signed-udp-packets thingy 1007207;1423101144;decimation;it struck me that you could probably use one of those edgerouter lites to make a cheap version 1007208;1423101148;thestringpuller;o look a hanbot 1007209;1423101154;asciilifeform;decimation: cheap version of what ? 1007210;1423101155;*;hanbot waves 1007211;1423101168;asciilifeform;decimation: it doesn't need dedicated hardware, strictly speaking 1007212;1423101170;decimation;'check all incoming udp packets for signature' 1007213;1423101175;decimation;no, but it would be nice 1007214;1423101175;thestringpuller;how are you this evening? 1007215;1423101176;asciilifeform;not all! 1007216;1423101182;asciilifeform;there'd be no room for anything useful 1007217;1423101185;asciilifeform;think. 1007218;1423101199;asciilifeform;assume a 4096 bit key 1007219;1423101213;decimation;you would want enough of a protocol to identify 'possible traffic' 1007220;1423101226;hanbot;thestringpuller sick, but souping out nicely 1007221;1423101262;asciilifeform;decimation: the practical way is to sign 'hello' 1007222;1423101315;asciilifeform;in response to a valid, non-replayed 'hello' (from known pubkey, naturally), machine sends back a single-use rsa pubkey (generated for the occasion) to the requester 1007223;1423101315;thestringpuller;all the fluids! I hope you feel better hanbot ! 1007224;1423101331;asciilifeform;who in turn generates a block cipher (symmetric) key for the occasion 1007225;1423101340;asciilifeform;and sends it back to the session pubkey 1007226;1423101357;mircea_popescu;we still doing the symetric cypher thing ? 1007227;1423101357;asciilifeform;machine decrypts this. now both sides have a symmetric key 1007228;1423101375;decimation;yeah but you would want a block cipher that could tolerate lost packets 1007229;1423101380;asciilifeform;decimation: nope 1007230;1423101391;asciilifeform;decimation: embed frame 1007231;1423101458;decimation;what about just signing each packe? 1007232;1423101548;asciilifeform;decimation: assume 4096-bit rsa. and udp mtu (576.) 1007233;1423101554;asciilifeform;also remember that padding exists 1007234;1423101568;asciilifeform;now compute the maximum payload. 1007235;1423101583;decimation;yeah but in exchange you can use a full-broadcast model 1007236;1423101604;asciilifeform;decimation: where do you intend to broadcast? 1007237;1423101651;decimation;well, if ip multicast were functional that would be ideal 1007238;1423101669;asciilifeform;but it isn't. 1007239;1423101714;asciilifeform;also why make the enemy's job easier by transmitting plaintext ever? 1007240;1423101742;asciilifeform;ideally even the 'hello' could be encrypted to the destination's pubkey if you know it (and you ought to) 1007241;1423101757;asciilifeform;no one sitting on the wire should be able to observe anything but garbage. 1007242;1423101786;asciilifeform;to log readers wondering about the purpose of the disposable rsa key: forward secrecy 1007243;1423101815;asciilifeform;lacking this, a captured 'hot' node would allow decryption of traffic captured at an earlier time. 1007244;1423101831;decimation;assuming the programmer properly cleared the old keys 1007245;1423101840;asciilifeform;(this is an elementary method and i did not in any way invent it) 1007246;1423101856;asciilifeform;assuming programmer is not retarded. 1007247;1423101910;decimation;asciilifeform: what about the dream of a persistent global namespace? 1007248;1423101915;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41448 @ 0.00038233 = 15.8468 BTC [+] {2} 1007249;1423101925;asciilifeform;decimation: how do you suppose it plugs in here ? 1007250;1423101963;decimation;it doesn't. but individually signed packets do. 1007251;1423101995;asciilifeform;you'd have to transmit >mtu packets - or use shorter keys 1007252;1423101997;asciilifeform;neither really appeals 1007253;1423102074;asciilifeform;or rather, if you implement one of the error codings discussed earlier, you can shoot out a small signed gibblet at a time, yes 1007254;1423102079;asciilifeform;and have them reassemble 1007255;1423102110;decimation;I suppose mircea has already described why a 'global namespace' is a poor fit for chat 1007256;1423102131;asciilifeform;'zooko's triangle' etc 1007257;1423102172;asciilifeform;thing is, if you forget about the 'memorable', there is no triangle. 1007258;1423102177;asciilifeform;all you need is a better memory. 1007259;1423102189;asciilifeform;pgp keys are, in practice, all the global namespace you could ask for. 1007260;1423102205;asciilifeform;nobody's going to generate a colliding key. 1007261;1423102264;decimation;yeah that's a good point 1007262;1423103221;thestringpuller;alf: http://mightyohm.com/files/soldercomic/FullSolderComic_EN.pdf 1007263;1423103465;asciilifeform;thestringpuller: send that back in time to the 9 y.o. me 1007264;1423103495;asciilifeform;!up Vexual 1007265;1423103562;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 52997 @ 0.00038235 = 20.2634 BTC [+] 1007266;1423103562;thestringpuller;i imagine 9 yo you had a giant robot and a laboratory 1007267;1423103606;asciilifeform;no, but had soldering iron 1007268;1423103786;mircea_popescu;hence his ideas about thermocrypto. 1007269;1423103862;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: http://www.my-garage.spb.ru/img/238.jpg << a cryptoanalytic soldering iron. 1007270;1423103863;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1zhxFaZ ) 1007271;1423103869;coderwill;hi everybody 1007272;1423103890;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2015/how-do-the-aparatchicks-live/ << hopefully the entire us civil service reads this. 1007273;1423103890;assbot;How do the aparatchicks live ? pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. ... ( http://bit.ly/1zhxLzi ) 1007274;1423104050;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 203950 @ 0.00037822 = 77.138 BTC [-] 1007275;1423104265;coderwill;anyone working on any new projects? 1007276;1423104351;coderwill;i was reading about qntra, btw, that sounds really cool - i like the idea behind it. definitely would love to submit some material, it's going to take me a while to read 6 months of the logs though. :) 1007277;1423104376;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: 'Years, decades, you've done your part to build the great progressive future... ...the work instead of imaginary devils...' << who said the general necessarily believes in anything other than the fat paycheck (not from army, naturally, but 'consulting' gigs) and cheap whores ? 1007278;1423104391;mircea_popescu;coderwill http://trilema.com/category/job-board/ 1007279;1423104392;assbot;Page not found pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. ... ( http://bit.ly/1zhzaGb ) 1007280;1423104413;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform if that scrawny harpy is what a fat paycheck buys in the us 1007281;1423104421;mircea_popescu;give me mongolia. 1007282;1423104455;coderwill;mircea_popescu: thanks for the link, must not be any jobs since it 404'd, hehe 1007283;1423104461;mircea_popescu;uh ?! 1007284;1423104483;mircea_popescu;assbot doesn't knoiw what it's talking about. 1007285;1423104497;coderwill;haha 1007286;1423104518;thestringpuller;can asswot graph be in d3? 1007287;1423104536;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: any reason to think that the particular specimen was the primary whore ? 1007288;1423104546;asciilifeform;could just as easily be a spare. 1007289;1423104580;mircea_popescu;once we're in the camp, i wish to be in the room with alf. 1007290;1423104581;coderwill;also, sorry, didn't mean to just come across like i was looking for work (although this page looks great, thanks). also was just asking for conversational purposes if any new stuff is happening. 1007291;1423104588;mircea_popescu;for clearly it will not be the real camp, but merely a spare one. 1007292;1423104604;*;asciilifeform adjusts stake^H^H^H^Hchair 1007293;1423104605;mircea_popescu;coderwill but more productive for that purpose to read teh logs. 1007294;1423104626;coderwill;mircea_popescu: ok 1007295;1423104636;*;asciilifeform has not met especially many specimens of u.s. military brass, but the ones he saw alive gave the impression of being something quite like professional actors. 1007296;1423104655;mircea_popescu;dead on the inside ? 1007297;1423104657;asciilifeform;just another role, for these folks; all you need - hindbrain. 1007298;1423104658;asciilifeform;aha. 1007299;1423104666;mircea_popescu;lemme show you aman 1007300;1423104681;mircea_popescu;http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/5a/Flickr_-_Israel_Defense_Forces_-_20th_Chief_of_Staff%2C_Lt._Gen._Benny_Gantz.jpg 1007301;1423104686;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/16r3suI ) 1007302;1423104686;mircea_popescu;find me an us counterpart. 1007303;1423104714;asciilifeform;not familiar with this one 1007304;1423104723;mircea_popescu;the jews are ahead. 1007305;1423104726;asciilifeform;or are we just doing physiognomy. 1007306;1423104727;Vexual;GAMMPool spec are a little thin, what do you actually wanna do? 1007307;1423104733;mircea_popescu;we're doing physiognomy. 1007308;1423104752;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: yea ass graph is pretty big, dont' think 1 in regards to: http://trilema.com/2015/open-assbot-wot-website/ will be very pretty 1007309;1423104775;asciilifeform;if physiognomy - not that different from a certain boss's boss i remember 1007310;1423104780;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller like 500-1k points on a 700k field neh. 1007311;1423104835;thestringpuller;http://cookiechief.com/wotviz/ << well even with heavy force the lords are overlap each other. maybe l2 may not be as bad. gimme on sec and I'll update with postive ratings from L2 1007312;1423104866;mircea_popescu;ah you were working on a corner of this weren't you 1007313;1423104877;mircea_popescu;course nothing loads. 1007314;1423104887;thestringpuller;not loading for you? 1007315;1423104909;asciilifeform;but it wouldn't surprise me the least bit to learn that today's u.s. colonels who think too much, tend to retire as colonel 1007316;1423104943;asciilifeform;perhaps mats has something to add to this. 1007317;1423104943;thestringpuller;oh you run noscript don't you? 1007318;1423105018;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller prolly best to imgmagik it into a png or jp 1007319;1423105049;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform thinking too much is fine, for as long as it's mere spinning, and never productive. 1007320;1423105066;BingoBoingo; thestringpuller prolly best to imgmagik it into a png or jp << Actually used imagemagick 20 minutes ago assembling a document package for qntra post in progress 1007321;1423105069;mircea_popescu;god help the man that a) thinks ; b) gets a result and c) expects the system to CHANGE to accomodate HIS result. 1007322;1423105080;mircea_popescu;the system changes for no man and even less than that for mere thoughts. 1007323;1423105089;mircea_popescu;exactly why the system must be trampled underfoot. 1007324;1423105117;thestringpuller;the graph is interactive via js, dumping to img will take that interactivity away. but if that's "best" yea you could run it and dump out raw svg elements that aren't interactive. 1007325;1423105147;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: i can't even assume that 'medcom' is really representative of the rest of the american army. 1007326;1423105201;mircea_popescu;can it be interactive via html5 then ? 1007327;1423105240;decimation;mircea_popescu: people who think (the phrase in the us is 'change the system from the inside') are generally beaten down and otherwised smashed by the system 1007328;1423105289;thestringpuller;the element still requires js: http://www.w3schools.com/html/html5_canvas.asp 1007329;1423105315;thestringpuller;i guess for "noscript users" it can precompile to SVG's and they can just stare at it and imagine it being interactive 1007330;1423105323;mircea_popescu;lol 1007331;1423105329;mircea_popescu;can't hurt to degrade 1007332;1423105339;decimation;I think moldbug captured the picture well: http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=02-08-2014#782110 http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=02-08-2014#782111 1007333;1423105339;assbot;Logged on 02-08-2014 20:55:13; decimation: "(I actually have great sympathy for the professional. In a bureaucratic oligarchy like ours, the professional both rules and is ruled. At the top, there is no one on top of him. Yet he cannot change his mind. He would simply be replaced. There are always younger, more eager professionals. Sovereignty is conserved; it is always humans who rule; and yet, it seems that no one rules. Who gets to put 1007334;1423105339;assbot;Logged on 02-08-2014 20:55:15; decimation: stand there, and look like a captain. Chicks dig it. And yes, sir, it sure does pay.)" 1007335;1423105363;mircea_popescu;heh 1007336;1423105368;mircea_popescu;a) what chicks and b) what pay. 1007337;1423105374;decimation;well, see your post 1007338;1423105390;decimation;apparently while you are on a hopeless mission in the desert you can email that 'socialite' 1007339;1423105404;mircea_popescu;i'd rather email a goat. 1007340;1423105427;mircea_popescu;and the unmitigated impudence of these "journalist" shitheads ... 1007341;1423105446;mircea_popescu;tell you what, the fact that he can't round up gawker, atlantic, wp and anyone else who ever wrote his name in print and shoot the lot 1007342;1423105452;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: b) they're all reasonably loaded (for a clerk) a) they're generally old enough, not necessarily for impotence, but to mostly lack interest. 1007343;1423105456;mircea_popescu;is enough reason to make his profession -ev for a man of ability and intellect. 1007344;1423105485;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform the notion that old men are not inclined to fuck and the notion that poor people are content with poverty are both nonsense of the first degree. 1007345;1423105492;mircea_popescu;if he could get a better cunt he would, 1007346;1423105498;mircea_popescu;and if he could get two he would get two. 1007347;1423105520;mircea_popescu;it's not like she's some sort of anais nin, this woman. 1007348;1423105530;mircea_popescu;she's readily replaceable with a wooden valet. 1007349;1423105549;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: impudence... he can't round up... and shoot the lot << remember michael hastings ? 1007350;1423105564;mircea_popescu;(and by the way : kardashian ? WAY better model for any 16 yo girl than this levy sandsack) 1007351;1423105601;mircea_popescu;dude, that's not how this goes. 1007352;1423105629;asciilifeform;http://whowhatwhy.org/2013/07/14/the-michael-hastings-wreck-video-evidence-offers-a-few-clues << for n00bz 1007353;1423105632;assbot;Video: Journalist Murdered? - WhoWhatWhy ... ( http://bit.ly/16r6Vta ) 1007354;1423105651;asciilifeform;^ article picked more or less at random 1007355;1423105669;mircea_popescu;if the question can be asked, it's not in your camp. 1007356;1423105698;mircea_popescu;no dude. send your aide de camp to drag a naked victim behind his horse all the way to your gate and nail them there. 1007357;1423105700;mircea_popescu;that's what i mean. 1007358;1423105720;mircea_popescu;not bs cockless "oh, maybe they spiked his car, maybe they cut his glass stool and he spilled wine on his good tie' 1007359;1423105731;asciilifeform;and general has this prerogative today where? in zimbabwe? 1007360;1423105774;asciilifeform;possibly gaddafi was the last. 1007361;1423105793;asciilifeform;or at least, last until sanity comes back to the planet. 1007362;1423105801;mircea_popescu;i do not care where. 1007363;1423105805;mircea_popescu;without it, the pay is not good enough. 1007364;1423105812;decimation;even he gave up that prerogative in exchange for friendship with usg, that turned out to not serve him very well 1007365;1423105870;asciilifeform;the pay is not good enough << can't disagree 1007366;1423105925;asciilifeform;imagine having to put up with the company of the whole muppet pyramid. 1007367;1423105930;asciilifeform;above and below. 1007368;1423105940;mircea_popescu; let amanda hess go conquer baghdad the 50th time 1007369;1423105959;mircea_popescu;i'll be sure to tweet criticisms of her accessories as she does it. 1007370;1423106006;asciilifeform;in other news, 1007371;1423106009;asciilifeform;277777. 1007372;1423106111;decimation;re: muppet pyramid: actually gen. stanley mccrystal (whom michael hastings interviewed) pretty much 'gave up' because of the muppet pyramid above 1007373;1423106128;mircea_popescu;yeah well... it's always wise to give up on libertardism when one is 20 1007374;1423106140;mircea_popescu;rather than 50, with 30 years worthless except for that camp's whims. 1007375;1423106163;decimation;hey he went to afghanistan and annoyed some pederasts 1007376;1423106168;mircea_popescu;completely unrelated, "Poe's outlook is at best a wild romanticism and at worst is not far from being insane in the literal clinical sense. Why is it, then that stories like The Black Cat, The Tell-tale Heart, The Fall of the House of Usher and so forth, which might very nearly have been written by a lunatic, do not convey a feeling of falsity?" 1007377;1423106171;mircea_popescu;not a bad question. 1007378;1423106181;asciilifeform;afaik, the generals (and bulk of the war machine) aren't into liberasty as such. they're 'only following orders' (TM) 1007379;1423106187;asciilifeform;i.e. 'it's a job' 1007380;1423106194;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform and how much must your enemy pay you for you to love him ? 1007381;1423106220;decimation;asciilifeform: more than likely they were promoted because they looked especially good with their hand on the captain's wheel 1007382;1423106270;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: do not convey a feeling of falsity << ahahaha. i'm nearing the end of what must be my 5th rereading of mr o's complete output. 1007383;1423106285;mircea_popescu;such patience. 1007384;1423106287;coderwill;do you all things will be more or less the same they are now, geopolitically in the next 5 years, or do you all think they will change drastically? 1007385;1423106300;coderwill;think things* 1007386;1423106306;mircea_popescu;seems dubious the us still has five years left in it. 1007387;1423106307;mircea_popescu;perhaps. 1007388;1423106309;mircea_popescu;the eu, idem. 1007389;1423106313;asciilifeform;coderwill: why do you ask ? 1007390;1423106338;coderwill;asciilifeform: i stopped reading the news because it is so negative 1007391;1423106346;mircea_popescu;he hibernates five years at a time and would like to know if to drink some coffee. 1007392;1423106500;coderwill;i used to worry a lot about what was going to happen in the world, but the things that are happening make no sense 1007393;1423106519;decimation;http://www.wired.com/2015/02/fcc-chairman-wheeler-net-neutrality/ << lol "The phone network’s openness did not happen by accident, but by FCC rule. How we precisely deliver that kind of openness for America’s broadband networks has been the subject of a debate over the last several months. " 1007394;1423106521;assbot;FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler: This Is How We Will Ensure Net Neutrality | WIRED ... ( http://bit.ly/1LOjkYW ) 1007395;1423106528;mircea_popescu;coderwill as chance would have it, im reading a bit of orwell discussing exactly the same. 1007396;1423106563;coderwill;mircea_popescu: interesting - i'm not sure if it will be similar to orwell, but i just bought a book this afternoon called "the third policeman" 1007397;1423106572;asciilifeform;'It is as though in the space of ten years we had slid back into the Stone Age. Human types supposedly extinct for centuries, the dancing dervish, the robber chieftain, the Grand Inquisitor, have suddenly reappeared, not as inmates of lunatic asylums, but as the masters of the world.' 1007398;1423106575;mircea_popescu;http://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks03/0300011h.html#part12 chapter iii if you feel like it. 1007399;1423106577;assbot;Fifty Orwell Essays ... ( http://bit.ly/1LOjsYw ) 1007400;1423106577;asciilifeform;('notes on the way') 1007401;1423106588;coderwill;cool thanks for the link 1007402;1423106600;mircea_popescu;extinct eh ? 1007403;1423106613;asciilifeform;supposedly-extinct. 1007404;1423106642;asciilifeform;^ was really mr o's puzzlement at the failure of own mental model, rather than statement of fact 1007405;1423106656;mircea_popescu;"While I have been writing this essay another European war has broken out. It will either last several years and tear Western civilization to pieces, or it will end inconclusively and prepare the way for yet another war which will do the job once and for all." 1007406;1423106666;mircea_popescu;pretty excellent seeing how it's ww2 he's talking about. 1007407;1423106751;coderwill;mircea_popescu: it's really interesting that his sentiment was that it is either going to be this one or the next one that does us all in 1007408;1423106774;lobbes;mircea_popescu: seems dubious the us still has five years left in it. << would you not agree that it is already dead? A decomposing body still sticks around for some time. Where is the line of 'no longer left'? 1007409;1423106819;mircea_popescu;lobbes well i can agree wiht that, but apparently he doesn't, so when talking to him i'll pretend like perhaps it hasn't. 1007410;1423106935;decimation;http://www.econtalk.org/archives/2013/02/glenn_reynolds.html << "The parts he likes makes sense and the others are crazy; what do you do? Here's the problem with public officials--because that's really his audience--deciding to ignore the Constitution. If you are the President, if you are a member of Congress, if you are a TSA agent, the only reason why somebody should listen to what you say instead of horse-whipping you out of town 1007411;1423106936;assbot;" + soundfiledesc + " ... ( http://bit.ly/16rc58y ) 1007412;1423106936;decimation;for your impertinence is because you exercise power via the Constitution. If the Constitution doesn't count, you don't have any legitimate power. You are a thief, a brigand, an officiant busybody, somebody who should be tarred and feathered and run out of town on a rail for trying to exercise power you don't possess. So, if you are going to--if we are going to start ignoring the Constitution, I'm fine with that; the first part I'm 1007413;1423106937;decimation;going to start ignoring is I have to do whatever they say." 1007414;1423106986;asciilifeform;decimation: in practice they 'sit on the bayonets' 1007415;1423106993;asciilifeform;not a piece of parchment. 1007416;1423107008;asciilifeform;as the 'sovereign citizen' crackpots reliably discover 1007417;1423107016;mircea_popescu;decimation quite exactly the trunk that my earlier "half a milion people shoot half a million cops". 1007418;1423107029;mircea_popescu;no constitution ? then quo warranto ? bang-bang. 1007419;1423107031;asciilifeform;(the folks who like to walk into a court waving a copy of american constitution) 1007420;1423107038;decimation;well that crazy guy in pennsylvania tried that, didn't get very far 1007421;1423107045;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform so then shoot them., 1007422;1423107050;mircea_popescu;the only reasonable answer in that context. 1007423;1423107080;decimation;!up Vexual 1007424;1423107144;coderwill;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olduvai_theory 1007425;1423107146;assbot;Olduvai theory - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia ... ( http://bit.ly/16rd1de ) 1007426;1423107159;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: a little more complicated than this. just like quite a few folks who have never drawn a proper 'federal' paycheque are really members of usg, quite a few folks (tens of millions) in usa are in fact 'policemen' though they do not know it 1007427;1423107161;coderwill;A few years ago I read a white paper about this thing called the Olduvai Theory. 1007428;1423107180;BingoBoingo;http://www.slate.com/blogs/xx_factor/2015/02/04/angela_ames_sex_discrimination_case_breast_feeding_mom_loses_because_men.html 1007429;1423107182;assbot;Angela Ames sex discrimination case: Breast-feeding mom loses because men can lactate too. ... ( http://bit.ly/16rda0b ) 1007430;1423107187;asciilifeform;for instance, the petty criminals who are nurtured and catch-and-released to terrorize the white suburbanites 1007431;1423107196;asciilifeform;(to keep real estate bezzle heated up) 1007432;1423107236;mircea_popescu;i have my doubts about that theory. 1007433;1423107238;coderwill;Essentially, it states that due to population growth and the rate of consumption, and that at some point in the future it will be mathematically implausible for the world to meet the consumption demand. 1007434;1423107249;mircea_popescu;coderwill what demand ? 1007435;1423107251;asciilifeform;you'd need an old-fashioned, 1918-style multi-sided (5+) civil war to turn usa into something thermodynamically stable 1007436;1423107273;coderwill;Food, fresh water, energy 1007437;1423107318;mircea_popescu;people seem manifestly capable of living without food. 1007438;1423107343;coderwill;mircea_popescu: yes, but collectively it ends in geopolitical turmoil, it seems 1007439;1423107363;PeterL;coderwill: that assumes constant population growth 1007440;1423107385;mircea_popescu;anyway, scanning that page it seems that a) it's more of the usual american retardation, ala http://trilema.com/2014/anonymous-derpage/ as it simply rebrands a collection of old shit 1007441;1423107385;assbot;Anonymous derpage pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. ... ( http://bit.ly/16re3pG ) 1007442;1423107400;mircea_popescu;and b) wtf 2bn. i don't want to consider a 2bn end scenario. what's wrong with 10 million ? 1007443;1423107435;mircea_popescu;i've not even met one million people yet i'd ever wish to meet again, wtf billions. 1007444;1423107454;coderwill;well, hopefully no one will get hurt anywhere, it's awful the state of the world 1007445;1423107470;coderwill;not many people trying to help one another, more so many serving their own interests despite one another 1007446;1423107486;coderwill;hence why i stopped reading the news 1007447;1423107550;mircea_popescu;hopefully no one will get hurt ?! 1007448;1423107551;coderwill;the mass media pushes a divisive agenda, whatever causes the most polarization makes the most profit 1007449;1423107559;mircea_popescu;no baby, hopefully everyone will get hurt 1007450;1423107567;mircea_popescu;and to such a degree they kill their children with their own hands, at that. 1007451;1423107584;coderwill;? 1007452;1423107597;mircea_popescu;! 1007453;1423107613;mircea_popescu;check us out, brincusi discussing things with hegel. 1007454;1423107672;asciilifeform;here, let me help: 1007455;1423107673;asciilifeform;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com//?date=04-01-2015#964345 1007456;1423107673;assbot;Logged on 04-01-2015 01:02:05; mircea_popescu: apparently kids crying are annoying in general, but for that month it takes them to die of hunger... 1007457;1423107710;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 62250 @ 0.00037661 = 23.444 BTC [-] {2} 1007458;1423107728;mircea_popescu;ten million is plenty. 1007459;1423107832;asciilifeform;that'd be roughly... 3000 b.c. ? 1007460;1423108019;mircea_popescu;something like that. reroll homer. 1007461;1423108063;asciilifeform;while we're at it, i'd like there to be a maximum of six mosquitoes. 1007462;1423108103;asciilifeform;!s tolerate bugs 1007463;1423108104;assbot;3 results for 'tolerate bugs' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=tolerate+bugs 1007464;1423108114;lobbes;coderwill: there will always be turmoil. The best thing you can do is look out for your own interests. 1007465;1423108120;asciilifeform;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=29-04-2014#650478 1007466;1423108120;assbot;Logged on 29-04-2014 22:56:06; asciilifeform: 'Dijkstra said angrily. (Hed been visibly shaking his head through out the talk even before this outburst.) How many bugs are we going to tolerate? he demanded. Seven, Teitelman shot back.' 1007467;1423108174;lobbes;asciilifeform: can we apply that to wasps, for that matter? 1007468;1423108193;asciilifeform;etc. 1007469;1423108286;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: atrocious OCR! 'They hand us now in Shrewsbury jail' << hang. 1007470;1423108295;*;asciilifeform has the dead tree, or would've been a bit puzzled 1007471;1423108311;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform Uke Miller was a pretty good one too 1007472;1423108316;*;asciilifeform wonders what else crept in 1007473;1423108324;mircea_popescu;tons. most are -> arc 1007474;1423108394;asciilifeform;incidentally, the biggest downer of 'djvu' wavelet compressor is that it... actually introduces typos like this (!) 1007475;1423108417;asciilifeform;a 'c' is quite similar to an 'e' after all, esp. if the press was running a little hot that day 1007476;1423108422;asciilifeform;hence - compressed. 1007477;1423108433;asciilifeform;(introduces into images!) 1007478;1423108438;PeterL;I have a couple of ebooks with typos like that 1007479;1423108446;asciilifeform;PeterL: that'd be bad ocr 1007480;1423108465;asciilifeform;i'm speaking of the reverse, something which no engl. speaker has likely ever seen 1007481;1423108500;PeterL;EG game of thrones, I still don't know if the character's name is Jojen or joien, since it shows up with about equal amounts of each spelling? 1007482;1423108547;mircea_popescu;yup 1007483;1423108553;asciilifeform;PeterL: the former 1007484;1423108578;mircea_popescu;you actually read that thing ? 1007485;1423108584;asciilifeform;tried to, once. 1007486;1423108592;PeterL;I thought it was great 1007487;1423108597;mircea_popescu;o really ? 1007488;1423108612;PeterL;it seems like something you would like? 1007489;1423108626;mircea_popescu;im too snobbish even for sf 1007490;1423108633;asciilifeform;atrociously written thing 1007491;1423108643;asciilifeform;but, oddly enough, tolerable film. 1007492;1423108647;PeterL;in the way of people do what they want and rape each other and kill anybody in their way, etc 1007493;1423108651;asciilifeform;quite the opposite of the usual way around 1007494;1423108718;asciilifeform;!up Vexual 1007495;1423108732;Vexual;black sails is back 1007496;1423108755;Vexual;'hoes and money and violence an polotx 1007497;1423108890;Vexual;i guess it's gonna try explain the battle for control of nassau 1007498;1423109184;phillipsjk;mircea_popescu, cooperation is common in nature. Even without submission/domination. Examples include Geese taking turns leading migrations, alarm signals (sometimes seen as altruistic), herd/school protection. 1007499;1423109232;phillipsjk;What is rare/non-existent is altruism, which is what I assume you meant here: http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=04-02-2015#1006655 1007500;1423109232;assbot;Logged on 04-02-2015 19:39:56; mircea_popescu: submission is cooperation, just, functional. the sort of cooperation you have in mind is simply not found in nature is all. 1007501;1423109244;mircea_popescu;which of these examples is "without submission/domination" ? 1007502;1423109324;phillipsjk;Did you understand the examples? 1007503;1423109345;mircea_popescu;that's not a question that can be answered. 1007504;1423109421;mircea_popescu;but it would seem to me that even should i decide to take turns with the woman as to who's on top, this does not automatically preclude us from enjoying a D/s relationship. 1007505;1423109425;phillipsjk;Well, with the goose example, the lead bird has to work extra hard to fly through the air. By taking turns, the "leader" does not have to drope dead half-way. 1007506;1423109436;mircea_popescu;tho perhaps some observer may think he understood the example better than the geese 1007507;1423109450;mircea_popescu;sure. 1007508;1423109541;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 169450 @ 0.00038236 = 64.7909 BTC [+] {2} 1007509;1423109583;mircea_popescu;and to complete your headspin : there is no altruism, either ever seen or in principle possible, outside of a domination/submission relationship. 1007510;1423109591;mircea_popescu;by its very definition, no less. to give, someone has to take. 1007511;1423109636;phillipsjk;You seem to be claiming that hierarchy always forms in groups of animals. Therefore, any non-hierarchical behavior noted just reflects the observer's bias. 1007512;1423109641;mircea_popescu;whosoever takes will take in the manner that it is given, and there you have your submission. 1007513;1423109647;trinque;phillipsjk: have you ever seen geese up close? 1007514;1423109657;trinque;they fight each other and establish dominance ongoingly 1007515;1423109660;mircea_popescu;phillipsjk quite. 1007516;1423109676;mircea_popescu;trinque actually they'll fight you, too. more than one woman got scared shitless of flocks of geese 1007517;1423109684;BingoBoingo;!b 8 1007518;1423109685;assbot;Last 8 lines bashed and pending review. ( http://dpaste.com/3EPHQGT.txt ) 1007519;1423109685;trinque;yup 1007520;1423109690;mircea_popescu;somehow they think women are also geese. 1007521;1423109702;asciilifeform;geese are pestilentially common here. 1007522;1423109705;mircea_popescu;will try to get them in line, and whatnot. 1007523;1423109724;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform throughout eastern canada too, or at least were. 1007524;1423109741;decimation;I saw a goose trying to cross an interstate once; it caused a feather explosion 1007525;1423109756;asciilifeform;they like to cross roads, slowly, single file, and - given their lengthy 'runway' - one might imagine that they would occasionally get flattened. but i have yet to see this. 1007526;1423109824;decimation;they are actually a fairly significant object to hit at high speed 1007527;1423109852;asciilifeform;decimation: as per the famous 'frozen turkey test' at airplane factories. 1007528;1423109857;mircea_popescu;can be a decent 20-30kgs sure. 1007529;1423109896;phillipsjk;Um It is my understanding that the turkey is supposed to be thawed for the test. 1007530;1423109938;asciilifeform;thawed << would make sense 1007531;1423109970;mircea_popescu;well it's engineering... if they test with it still frozen 1007532;1423109976;mircea_popescu;stronger airplane. 1007533;1423110018;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: 'тяжело в учении легко в бою' 1007534;1423110031;asciilifeform;(bonus: throw that in 'google images') 1007535;1423110035;ben_vulpes;mircea_popescu: .bait 1007536;1423110038;mircea_popescu;yup 1007537;1423110049;ben_vulpes;(sil vous plait) 1007538;1423110055;mircea_popescu;lol i got nuttin 1007539;1423110058;decimation;re: stronger airplane << can be a problem - what if you want the engine to shut down? 1007540;1423110077;mircea_popescu;http://demotivators.to/media/posters/726/5720776_tyazhelo-v-uchenii-legko-v-boyu.jpg << here, stan's. 1007541;1423110079;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1I5AMJ0 ) 1007542;1423110080;asciilifeform;http://demotivators.to/media/posters/726/5720776_tyazhelo-v-uchenii-legko-v-boyu.jpg 1007543;1423110080;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1I5AMZr ) 1007544;1423110082;asciilifeform;lol! 1007545;1423110086;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu 'inb4' 1007546;1423110107;asciilifeform;http://anekdotov.net/pic/photo6/0744110i.jpg 1007547;1423110108;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1I5ATV0 ) 1007548;1423110125;mircea_popescu;anekdotov sounds like a great name 1007549;1423110130;mircea_popescu;i'd make him ambassador to the us. 1007550;1423110153;asciilifeform;approx. translation for n00bs - 'the more you sweat in training, the less you bleed in war.' 1007551;1423110166;mircea_popescu;"train hard - fight easy" 1007552;1423110171;asciilifeform;aha. 1007553;1423110185;mircea_popescu;im a great believer in the principle myself. 1007554;1423110191;mircea_popescu;all the way to making the girls do the cucumbers. 1007555;1423110301;phillipsjk;source of my last comment: http://www.snopes.com/science/cannon.asp 1007556;1423110302;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1I5BOol ) 1007557;1423110398;mircea_popescu;there's a lot of lulz on that topic. 1007558;1423110400;Vexual;thfe 1007559;1423110411;coderwill;altruism in nature: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zWH_9VRWn8Y 1007560;1423110412;assbot;Penguin, Depressed... Werner Herzog - YouTube ... ( http://bit.ly/1I5CqdG ) 1007561;1423110412;mircea_popescu;like the us borrowed a uk gun, and then trying to understand why the damage was so bad asked the english 1007562;1423110418;mircea_popescu;who told them to thaw the chickens 1007563;1423110420;mircea_popescu;etc etc 1007564;1423110441;Vexual;push dont pull 1007565;1423110448;mircea_popescu;that looks like a dude. scam. 1007566;1423110458;Vexual;ts not even a thing 1007567;1423110509;Vexual;flocculant 1007568;1423110520;asciilifeform;'what color is is? Just bought a plane and would like to know whats in it.' 1007569;1423110525;asciilifeform;-- from an 'amazon' review. 1007570;1423110548;Vexual;lol 1007571;1423110570;BingoBoingo;!up diatonic 1007572;1423110639;phillipsjk;mircea_popescu, you called it :"The way the Air Force had it figured, if a canopy could survive an impact with a frozen bird, it would certainly live through a chance introduction to one that could still fly under its own power. They further believed cold chickens provided a better simulation of a bird that had tensed to prepare for the impact. " 1007573;1423110687;mircea_popescu;lucky guess. 1007574;1423110804;mircea_popescu;in any case : so called "altruistic" behaviour as perceived by humans in animals is nonsense of a prime order even afore all these discussions. soemthing in the line discussed in http://trilema.com/2015/peripateticists-kinda-except-girls-not-boys-bare-cunt-instead-of-toga-and-walking-around-the-house-not-the-garden-but-otherwise-exactly-the-same/ 1007575;1423110805;assbot;Peripateticists, kinda, except girls not boys, bare cunt instead of toga and walking around the house not the garden, but otherwise exactly the same. pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. ... ( http://bit.ly/1I5E92I ) 1007576;1423110828;mircea_popescu;"You're thinking of animals based not on interaction with animals, but on interactions with human depictions of animals. Such as animals drawn by a person in a book, "animal" cartoon characters made to resemble people, people in animal plush costumes and so forth. All of this creates in you the false but deep seated impression that animals are residually a sort of people. This is not true. Animals are not at all a sort 1007577;1423110828;mircea_popescu; of people with different characteristics. Animals are animals. It's a thing into itself, not some anthropomorphized cuteness. Fundamentally, we could present the problem in saying that you're a furry." 1007578;1423110841;BingoBoingo;scoopbot: -fetch 1007579;1423110865;asciilifeform;why not obsess over 'altruism' of cells in a multicellular organism ? 1007580;1423110874;asciilifeform;wtf is the thread even about 1007581;1423110894;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform basically, this thread is about new guy trying to make sense of the batshit insane that is b-a. 1007582;1423110905;asciilifeform;lol 1007583;1423110921;mircea_popescu;can't say i dislike his approach. 1007584;1423110933;decimation;what about the 'altruism' of mitocondria? 1007585;1423110936;BingoBoingo;http://qntra.net/2015/02/muckrock-dea-documents-show-parallel-construction-widely-used/ 1007586;1423110936;assbot;MuckRock: DEA Documents Show Parallel Construction Widely Used | Qntra.net ... ( http://bit.ly/1I5EEK1 ) 1007587;1423110947;mircea_popescu;decimation but it's being held captive ? 1007588;1423110961;decimation;it likes to submit to its betters 1007589;1423110970;mircea_popescu;well... biggers, at any case. 1007590;1423111008;trinque;almost done rsyncing my wad o blocks to the server; when I come back in a bit imma publish the first bundle 1007591;1423111010;adlai;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=05-02-2015#1007275 << https://github.com/adlai/scalpl 1007592;1423111010;assbot;Logged on 05-02-2015 02:44:25; coderwill: anyone working on any new projects? 1007593;1423111012;assbot;adlai/scalpl · GitHub ... ( http://bit.ly/1I5EX7I ) 1007594;1423111026;trinque;might've taken a while but the end result isn't a piece of shit 1007595;1423111036;mircea_popescu;cool. 1007596;1423111082;BingoBoingo; what about the 'altruism' of mitocondria? << It's not altruistic. It is lazy and wants to be fed with minimum effort. 1007597;1423111124;decimation;re: python < so I was comparing guido von rossum and linus torvalds today, found a good quote on hacker news https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8772325 1007598;1423111125;assbot;GvR fading away would help but not cure the problem he started, i.e Python desig... | Hacker News ... ( http://bit.ly/1I5FmHh ) 1007599;1423111139;asciilifeform;re: qntra article 'parallel construction' >> http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=26-07-2014#770468 1007600;1423111139;assbot;Logged on 26-07-2014 18:48:15; asciilifeform: this is why i simply don't get people who continue to think of their relationship with the u.s. court system in legal, rather than military, terms. 1007601;1423111148;mircea_popescu;BingoBoingo no, it just wants to go on doing what it's best at! 1007602;1423111153;mircea_popescu;pure us capitalims i tell ya 1007603;1423111169;decimation;comparing guido and linus, one finds guido did all the wrong moves 1007604;1423111204;BingoBoingo;asciilifeform: Hence the PNGs of the pages and the hashes. 1007605;1423111216;decimation;whatever life python has left is primarily driven by usg academic types 1007606;1423111228;decimation;who use it as a license-free matlab (numpy) 1007607;1423111232;mircea_popescu;decimation except ruby came to peak and then withered before python managed to get a new major version out :D 1007608;1423111243;asciilifeform;decimation: python is widely used as a less-carcinogenic substitute for perl 1007609;1423111247;mircea_popescu;^ 1007610;1423111250;decimation;guido has managed to completely ignore this set in exchange for creating some random dangly bits that no one cares about 1007611;1423111255;*;asciilifeform uses it in that and only that capacity 1007612;1423111258;mircea_popescu;i actually use it on occasion, when bash is gnarly. 1007613;1423111271;asciilifeform;aha. exactly this 1007614;1423111288;decimation;guido could have delivered a better 'non-perl' instead of derping with stupid shit 1007615;1423111291;BingoBoingo;substitute for perl, substitute for matlab, and all of this on version 2. Version 3 is a hostile hardfork. 1007616;1423111306;mircea_popescu;decimation other people's could haves you know... 1007617;1423111330;decimation;BingoBoingo: yeah that's precisely my point 1007618;1423111342;mircea_popescu;BingoBoingo that was the lulziest thing ever. "we'll break with 2.x but still have 1.x issues" 1007619;1423111368;BingoBoingo;I guess even the scientific stuff though is just acaderps prefering python to perl 1007620;1423111370;decimation;all the 'web developers' have already moved on to node.js or whatever crazy shit of the day 1007621;1423111384;decimation;so guido has no audience other than the one that he is trying hard to ignore 1007622;1423111457;BingoBoingo;He doesn't really have an audience anyway. Python 2.x is fine 1007623;1423111481;mircea_popescu;yeah, what IS the web crowd doing these days ? 1007624;1423111482;BingoBoingo;Well, fine for being a perl substitute 1007625;1423111487;mircea_popescu;i think node.js was like 2011 1007626;1423111508;decimation;I donno, they are probably selling each other software as a service as a service 1007627;1423111512;BingoBoingo;It's still node.js and iterations on that theme. 1007628;1423111519;BingoBoingo;!s ryanxcharles 1007629;1423111520;assbot;24 results for 'ryanxcharles' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=ryanxcharles 1007630;1423111524;mircea_popescu;i think it's ripe for a revolution then 1007631;1423111529;mircea_popescu;it takes them ~3 y. 1007632;1423111680;mircea_popescu;actually julia sounds very interesting, have we discussed yet ? 1007633;1423111690;mircea_popescu;You can see the compiled assembly code for any just typed in function 1007634;1423111706;mircea_popescu;this would be the first compiler brave enough to expose itself to programmer scrutiny thus 1007635;1423111751;mircea_popescu;supposedly faster than c 1007636;1423111971;decimation;huh. interesting 1007637;1423111976;decimation;uses 1 based arrays though :( 1007638;1423112010;BingoBoingo;decimation: Julia is generally aimed in the direction of scientific computing crowd. 1007639;1423112012;mircea_popescu;ianae. 1007640;1423112062;decimation;1-based arrays are a matlabism, which got it from fortran 1007641;1423112069;mircea_popescu;so they are. 1007642;1423112088;mircea_popescu;still, this is like the first thing i've seen in nigh on 20 years making me almost feel like trying to code in it. 1007643;1423112225;*;adlai wonders whether mircea_popescu has heard of lisp 1007644;1423112247;mircea_popescu;!s lisp 1007645;1423112249;assbot;487 results for 'lisp' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=lisp 1007646;1423112254;mircea_popescu;perforce. 1007647;1423112254;adlai;:P 1007648;1423112306;adlai;specifically referring to things like http://www.sbcl.org/1.0/manual/Statistical-Profiler.html#Statistical-Profiler C-f 'disassembler' 1007649;1423112309;assbot;Statistical Profiler - SBCL 1.0 User Manual ... ( http://bit.ly/1I5LejL ) 1007650;1423112323;mircea_popescu;im {un/}fortunate to be in this position where thje actual business end of my mental life can in no manner by done by machines. so lisp is entirely useless to me. 1007651;1423112330;adlai;!up Vexual 1007652;1423112335;mircea_popescu;the sorts of tediums i have machines do is generally seen as closest to c 1007653;1423112366;mircea_popescu;practically, closer to bash for that matter. 1007654;1423112440;mircea_popescu;adlai what about the profiler ? 1007655;1423112488;adlai;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=05-02-2015#1007633 + sampling data 1007656;1423112488;assbot;Logged on 05-02-2015 04:48:10; mircea_popescu: You can see the compiled assembly code for any just typed in function 1007657;1423112512;Vexual;all business 1007658;1423112540;mircea_popescu;well obviously profilers exist. just, people seem sorta shy to put the bytestream in your face so. 1007659;1423112657;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: adlai is correct, any decent modern commonlisp gives you asm/disasm 1007660;1423112668;asciilifeform;sbcl doesn't even -include- an interpreter. 1007661;1423112675;asciilifeform;(and doesn't need one) 1007662;1423112752;mircea_popescu;i never said otherwise! 1007663;1423112794;asciilifeform;* (disassemble '(lambda (x) (+ x 3))) 1007664;1423112794;asciilifeform;; disassembly for (LAMBDA (X)) 1007665;1423112794;asciilifeform;; 059DF529: 488B55F8 MOV RDX, [RBP-8] ; no-arg-parsing entry point 1007666;1423112794;asciilifeform;; 2D: BF06000000 MOV EDI, 6 1007667;1423112794;asciilifeform;; 32: 4C8D1C25E0010020 LEA R11, [#x200001E0] ; GENERIC-+ 1007668;1423112795;asciilifeform;; 3A: 41FFD3 CALL R11 1007669;1423112797;asciilifeform;; 3D: 480F42E3 CMOVB RSP, RBX 1007670;1423112799;asciilifeform;; 41: 488BE5 MOV RSP, RBP 1007671;1423112801;asciilifeform;; 44: F8 CLC 1007672;1423112801;Vexual;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MU6lQGbr_SU 1007673;1423112803;asciilifeform;; 45: 5D POP RBP 1007674;1423112805;asciilifeform;; 46: C3 RET 1007675;1423112807;asciilifeform;; 47: CC0A BREAK 10 ; error trap 1007676;1423112809;asciilifeform;; 49: 02 BYTE #X02 1007677;1423112811;asciilifeform;; 4A: 18 BYTE #X18 ; INVALID-ARG-COUNT-ERROR 1007678;1423112815;asciilifeform;; 4B: 54 BYTE #X54 ; RCX 1007679;1423112817;asciilifeform;NIL 1007680;1423112819;asciilifeform;^ example 1007681;1423112821;asciilifeform;(amd64, for the very unalert reader) 1007682;1423112826;decimation;lol @ vexual 1007683;1423112834;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 112120 @ 0.00037463 = 42.0035 BTC [-] {2} 1007684;1423112844;Vexual;such interjection 1007685;1423112867;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform that asm code breaks on https << unknown instruction 1007686;1423112891;asciilifeform;lol! 1007687;1423112907;asciilifeform;Vexual wins again. 1007688;1423112931;mircea_popescu;incidentally this is a shitty asm! 1007689;1423113009;asciilifeform;* (defun foo (x) (declare (fixnum x)) (declare (optimize (speed 3) (safety 0))) (+ x 3)) 1007690;1423113009;asciilifeform;FOO 1007691;1423113009;asciilifeform;* (disassemble 'foo) 1007692;1423113009;asciilifeform;; disassembly for FOO 1007693;1423113009;asciilifeform;; 059E2CC2: 488D4203 LEA RAX, [RDX+3] ; no-arg-parsing entry point 1007694;1423113010;asciilifeform;; C6: 486BD002 IMUL RDX, RAX, 2 1007695;1423113012;asciilifeform;; CA: 710E JNO L0 1007696;1423113014;asciilifeform;; CC: 488BD0 MOV RDX, RAX 1007697;1423113016;asciilifeform;; CF: 4C8D1C25D0050020 LEA R11, [#x200005D0] ; ALLOC-SIGNED-BIGNUM-IN-RDX 1007698;1423113018;asciilifeform;; D7: 41FFD3 CALL R11 1007699;1423113020;asciilifeform;; DA: L0: 488BE5 MOV RSP, RBP 1007700;1423113021;asciilifeform;; DD: F8 CLC 1007701;1423113026;asciilifeform;; DE: 5D POP RBP 1007702;1423113028;asciilifeform;; DF: C3 RET 1007703;1423113030;asciilifeform;NIL 1007704;1423113032;asciilifeform;^ here we've pulled the safety out. 1007705;1423113043;ben_vulpes;groovy jams Vexual 1007706;1423113053;asciilifeform;this gives us around 80-95% of 'c' speed 1007707;1423113058;asciilifeform;(in typical case) 1007708;1423113132;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: 1) it's a disasm 2) you won't see what you're almost certainly expecting to see (add rax, 3...) , because lispy memory architecture is still in use 1007709;1423113135;mircea_popescu;moar like the evil one's used to 1007710;1423113200;asciilifeform;i won't say this is the world's best illustration, but it took no more than half a minute to generate. 1007711;1423113225;asciilifeform;perhaps adlai would care to offer a neater one. 1007712;1423113254;Vexual;thanks ben_vulpes 1007713;1423113298;ben_vulpes;!gettrust assbot Vexual 1007714;1423113298;assbot;Vexual is not registered in WoT. 1007715;1423113304;ben_vulpes;;;gettrust assbot Vexual 1007716;1423113305;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. Trust relationship from user assbot to user Vexual: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 0 via 0 connections. Graph: http://b-otc.com/stg?source=assbot&dest=Vexual | WoT data: http://b-otc.com/vrd?nick=Vexual | Rated since: never 1007717;1423113321;Vexual;fuck off cnt 1007718;1423113322;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 69580 @ 0.0003735 = 25.9881 BTC [-] 1007719;1423113322;ben_vulpes;first citizen of -assets 1007720;1423113334;ben_vulpes;up yours, buddhi 1007721;1423113359;decimation;I am retiring gentlemen, have a good evening 1007722;1423113362;decimation;!down decimation 1007723;1423113380;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform the original point wasn't that there don't exist profilers, but that it's rare for a language to put the bytecode in the programmer's face, and especially for a new and (at least in my perception) hip one. 1007724;1423113398;mircea_popescu;you'd normally expect the opposite 1007725;1423113405;asciilifeform;lol, 'java' barfed bytecode routinely (on debug) 1007726;1423113416;asciilifeform;!up gabriel_laddel 1007727;1423113416;mircea_popescu;wasn't this improved out of it ? 1007728;1423113419;gabriel_laddel;ty 1007729;1423113423;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: was 1007730;1423113428;mircea_popescu;kinda my point. 1007731;1423113476;ben_vulpes;good evening gabriel_laddel! 1007732;1423113484;gabriel_laddel;regarding the preceding discussion on asm, common lisp vs. julia vs. C, the book Let over Lambda is quite good and discusses these and related issues in-depth. 1007733;1423113486;mircea_popescu;an' tbh it wasn't much more than a passing remark anyway, so we've made more of it than its frail back can carry 1007734;1423113502;*;asciilifeform read 'let over lambda', was not terribly thrilled 1007735;1423113508;gabriel_laddel;ben_vulpes: Hello. How is life treating you? 1007736;1423113542;asciilifeform;that book had possibly the spammiest jacket, for reasonably sane subject matter, of any crackpot self-pub work ever printed. 1007737;1423113549;*;asciilifeform blows dust off LOL 1007738;1423113580;asciilifeform;'only the top percentile of programmers... if you can understand this book, you are in the top...' 1007739;1423113605;gabriel_laddel;asciilifeform: lol. The idea of a closure doesn't need to be stretched out across several chapters, but e.g., the cl-ppcre chapter is good for the non-lisper to read. 1007740;1423113614;ben_vulpes;gabriel_laddel: i yet yearn for the day i dual boot os x and a lispy gentoo 1007741;1423113629;gabriel_laddel;ben_vulpes: I'm currently counting lines of algol and fixing up the dashboard 1007742;1423113634;adlai;http://paste.lisp.org/+34DL 1007743;1423113635;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1I5SQTm ) 1007744;1423113636;asciilifeform;ben_vulpes: sbcl runs entirely without problem on mac os 1007745;1423113660;*;ben_vulpes resists temptation to troll alf 1007746;1423113666;ben_vulpes;i know, i know. 1007747;1423113686;gabriel_laddel;ben_vulpes: can you run gentoo on your macbook? 1007748;1423113687;ben_vulpes;but that which gabriel_laddel described was a damned siren song for a boy who grew up on os x. 1007749;1423113688;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 176250 @ 0.00038187 = 67.3046 BTC [+] {3} 1007750;1423113688;asciilifeform;ben_vulpes: laugh, but that's actually what i used mine for 1007751;1423113697;*;asciilifeform blows dust off 'macbook air' 1007752;1423113724;Vexual;powerpc? 1007753;1423113726;ben_vulpes;gabriel_laddel: for a gentoo like what you describe, i'd go through the headaches of dual booting. 1007754;1423113739;ben_vulpes;asciilifeform: why not sbcl on gentoo? 1007755;1423113762;asciilifeform;on strange iron? 1007756;1423113780;ben_vulpes;forgive me, but is it all not strange? 1007757;1423113803;ben_vulpes;i'm entirely naive to quirks of the underlying chips. 1007758;1423113812;asciilifeform;anyone even has suspend-to-ram working on linux-on-apple ? 1007759;1423113819;asciilifeform;gpu? 1007760;1423113839;asciilifeform;the demented 'broadcom' wireless nics? 1007761;1423113845;ben_vulpes;asciilifeform: okay okay! 1007762;1423113847;Vexual;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kOLJx0qoiNs 1007763;1423113855;ben_vulpes;what do you mean by "strange iron", though? 1007764;1423113859;asciilifeform;actually for all i know, they might 1007765;1423113868;asciilifeform;it was long ago that i last tried. 1007766;1423113885;asciilifeform;strange iron being, say, that very same 'air' (circa '09) 1007767;1423113903;asciilifeform;as in 'that which few have gentood before' 1007768;1423113908;Vexual;yah mean safari? 1007769;1423113917;ben_vulpes;is the point to run sbcl on "strange iron"? 1007770;1423113943;asciilifeform;ben_vulpes: i somehow got the impression that you were considering gentoo-on-applehw 1007771;1423113953;gabriel_laddel;that is what he's considering. 1007772;1423113957;ben_vulpes;myeah, but i think i missed a leap in your reasoning. 1007773;1423113979;Vexual;do tell 1007774;1423113988;asciilifeform;describing the gotchas from the last time i personally tried this. 1007775;1423113993;ben_vulpes;ah. 1007776;1423113995;asciilifeform;not necessarily current. 1007777;1423114030;ben_vulpes; ben_vulpes: sbcl runs entirely without problem on mac os << so as to say "why bother with gentoo?"? 1007778;1423114065;asciilifeform;in case ben_vulpes wants to play with it on one of his existing stock macs 1007779;1423114114;ben_vulpes;i'm using sbcl for stump, now that we mention it 1007780;1423114120;mod6;ok all, not getting much of anywhere with debugging. 1007781;1423114121;asciilifeform;on what? 1007782;1423114131;asciilifeform;(stump on mac?!?) 1007783;1423114143;ben_vulpes;asciilifeform: :D 1007784;1423114165;asciilifeform;lol! 1007785;1423114170;asciilifeform;this actually works as expected ? 1007786;1423114172;ben_vulpes;why so amuse? 1007787;1423114175;ben_vulpes;well 1007788;1423114178;ben_vulpes;"as expected" 1007789;1423114181;asciilifeform;or only within a running x11 1007790;1423114182;ben_vulpes;!up Vexual 1007791;1423114197;ben_vulpes;mas tracks sil vous plait Vexual 1007792;1423114205;Vexual;oui 1007793;1423114209;ben_vulpes;asciilifeform: only within x11 1007794;1423114215;Vexual;yah long bit 1007795;1423114219;asciilifeform;ah then 1007796;1423114223;*;asciilifeform was about to be surprised 1007797;1423114224;mod6;i've basically run and break when nBestHeight=167999 and then go from there, but not turning anything meaningful up yet. however, i'm sure i'm not sure how to dig into these vectors properly yet. 1007798;1423114227;ben_vulpes;why would one bother with the native cruftery? 1007799;1423114276;mod6;i'll carry on tomorrow. im like X_X at this point. 1007800;1423114306;asciilifeform;ben_vulpes: i can't help but wonder how many folks carry around 'mac' as just a unix box with a very peculiar set of window decorations 1007801;1423114315;mircea_popescu;here asciilifeform : "I never read the proclamations of generals before battle, the speeches of Fhrers and prime ministers, the solidarity songs of public schools and left-wing political parties, national anthems, Temperance tracts, papal encyclicals and sermons against gambling and contraception, without seeming to hear in the background a chorus of raspberries from all the millions of common men to whom these high 1007802;1423114315;mircea_popescu;sentiments make no appeal. Nevertheless the high sentiments always win in the end, leaders who offer blood, toil, tears and sweat always get more out of their followers than those who offer safety and a good time. When it comes to the pinch, human beings are heroic. Women face childbed and the scrubbing brush, revolutionaries keep their mouths shut in the torture chamber, battleships go down with their guns still firin 1007803;1423114316;mircea_popescu;g when their decks are awash. It is only that the other element in man, the lazy, cowardly, debt-bilking adulterer who is inside all of us, can never be suppressed altogether and needs a hearing occasionally." 1007804;1423114317;asciilifeform;guessing - quite a few 1007805;1423114324;mircea_popescu;a damned sight more optimistic than you, this pessimist 1007806;1423114354;ben_vulpes;asciilifeform: i did burn in excess of two days attempting to get either a firefox or chrome to connect to x under os x 1007807;1423114358;ben_vulpes;net result? 1007808;1423114360;ben_vulpes;total failure. 1007809;1423114369;Vexual;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kOLJx0qoiNs 1007810;1423114380;ben_vulpes;Vexual: stale. 1007811;1423114386;mircea_popescu;ben_vulpes the idea with the native cruftery is, he found a reliable way to wedge the bitcoind at a certain heright which just so happens to be the checkpoint 1007812;1423114386;Vexual;penis you 1007813;1423114398;mircea_popescu;but no one else ever ehard of this, and so we wish to see his block 1007814;1423114399;ben_vulpes;asciilifeform: i'll have to compile it meself, apparently. 1007815;1423114401;asciilifeform;ben_vulpes: i assume you built them for x11 1007816;1423114408;asciilifeform;or ^ 1007817;1423114418;asciilifeform;ben_vulpes: where did you get them?! 1007818;1423114419;ben_vulpes;mno, i am a nixy pleb 1007819;1423114428;Vexual;liar 1007820;1423114482;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: actually this very wedge (though differing tx id) has been documented in the past. see last night's log. 1007821;1423114492;ben_vulpes;while it must surprise everyone here, the fact that i am a process man who's only barely grasped the basics of *nix operation bears trotting out on a *regular* basis apparently 1007822;1423114496;mircea_popescu;well is it the same ? 1007823;1423114499;asciilifeform;but afaik no one posted a meaningful dumped block 1007824;1423114507;mircea_popescu;right. 1007825;1423114525;mod6;how can i do that? 1007826;1423114530;mod6;need guidence 1007827;1423114552;asciilifeform;ben_vulpes: if you were trying to get $proggy built for apple's gui to draw on an x11 instance, i regret to inform you that this won't work... 1007828;1423114570;ben_vulpes;asciilifeform: your lessons come too late, sir! 1007829;1423114594;asciilifeform;http://geekotic.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/03/image37.png << these do work 1007830;1423114596;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1I5Xxg5 ) 1007831;1423114600;ben_vulpes;instead, instruct me on the arcane art of dumping specific blocks from a bitcoind 0.5.3 1007832;1423114605;asciilifeform;http://www.fiftythree.org/etherkiller/img/idekiller.jpg << as do these 1007833;1423114606;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1I5XzVc ) 1007834;1423114653;Vexual;053 becomes a thing 1007835;1423114672;mircea_popescu;if the worst comes to worst diff blk00x.dat pre and post 1007836;1423114678;asciilifeform;^ 1007837;1423114686;mircea_popescu;also blkindex.dat 1007838;1423114706;ben_vulpes;tips on running for precisely a single block? 1007839;1423114733;mircea_popescu;there should also be a bdb based method but it probably would take longer to untangle 1007840;1423114762;mircea_popescu;ben_vulpes have a logwatcher trigger ? renice everyything ? 1007841;1423114783;mod6;during debugging, i did see something that mentioned "blk%04d.dat" when looking at the txout.scriptPubKey vector: http://dpaste.com/1E4QQ9A 1007842;1423114785;assbot;dpaste: 1E4QQ9A ... ( http://bit.ly/1I5Yp4d ) 1007843;1423114791;mod6;think that's the one to check? 1007844;1423114842;mircea_popescu;mod6 they become full at 2gb 1007845;1423114848;mircea_popescu;whichever's not 2gb is the one you're working on 1007846;1423114849;mod6;(This was from inside where it does VerifySignature()) 1007847;1423114871;mircea_popescu;anyway, that's all for me. nighty! 1007848;1423114941;mod6;looks like 'i've only got 1: blk0001.dat, 985Mb 1007849;1423114968;mod6;anyway, thanks guise. 1007850;1423115046;Vexual;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nGwGWJMM740 1007851;1423115056;ben_vulpes;pfff 1007852;1423115337;Vexual;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NvcdEx-kdSk so jazzy 1007853;1423115477;Vexual;stil drink peroni 1007854;1423115482;ben_vulpes; chick's so drastically ugly tho... << pretty indicative of the tail to which us brass has access 1007855;1423115577;ben_vulpes;maaaaaas, Vexual 1007856;1423115579;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 50620 @ 0.0003758 = 19.023 BTC [-] {2} 1007857;1423115670;Vexual;ja neber descibe 1007858;1423115898;cazalla;oh that argentine pres.. what a racist! http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/feb/04/argentinian-president-racist-joke-china-trip 1007859;1423115900;assbot;Argentina's president Cristina Kirchner attacked for 'racist' Chinese joke | World news | The Guardian ... ( http://bit.ly/1I63Ikf ) 1007860;1423115913;punkman;I setup a 0.5.3.1 node yesterday, stuck on 168000 today 1007861;1423115940;ben_vulpes;thanks for the repro, punkman 1007862;1423115957;punkman;(on debian wheezy, rev_bump patch) 1007863;1423115987;ben_vulpes;would you be a dear and sync an unmolested 0.5.3? 1007864;1423115993;ben_vulpes;with a known-good blocksource? 1007865;1423116068;ben_vulpes;!up Vexual 1007866;1423116074;phillipsjk;I don't think 0.5.3 supports bootstrap.dat, but I could be wrong. 1007867;1423116106;ben_vulpes;phillipsjk: what does bootstrap.dat have to do with anything? 1007868;1423116185;BingoBoingo;Everyone who wanted qntra to have a category page http://qntra.net/categories/ now lives 1007869;1423116185;assbot;Categories | Qntra.net ... ( http://bit.ly/1I65hi8 ) 1007870;1423116203;ben_vulpes;oh, d'ja hack the whoopies BingoBoingo? 1007871;1423116207;punkman;ben_vulpes: what's a known-good blocksource? 1007872;1423116238;ben_vulpes; [] a) what chicks and b) what pay. << i can speak to the chicks 1007873;1423116241;ben_vulpes;the pay, not so much 1007874;1423116245;asciilifeform;http://www.ussiowa.org/general/html/willie_d.htm << of historical interest, re: fdr and u.s. brass 1007875;1423116247;assbot;The Willie D ... ( http://bit.ly/1I65D8o ) 1007876;1423116248;danielpbarron;here's some progress: http://danielpbarron.com/pogo-build-nohup-tail.txt <- http://danielpbarron.com/pogo-build.sh.txt 1007877;1423116249;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1I65G48 ) 1007878;1423116250;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1I65DFj ) 1007879;1423116265;BingoBoingo;ben_vulpes: Nah, hand listed at least for now. Over the next month or two will work on making categories more useful for browsing since mike_c wanted it so 1007880;1423116277;ben_vulpes;punkman: using addnode= to add a node from which to pull the blocks 1007881;1423116300;punkman;ben_vulpes: I had one of BingoBoingo's nodes plus dnsseed 1007882;1423116302;asciilifeform;'the new state-of-the-art destroyer, her ambitious captain and seemingly fumbling crew were placed under arrest and sent to Bermuda for trial. it was the first time in the history of the United States Navy that an entire ship and her company had been arrested. The William D. Porter was surrounded by Marines when it docked in Bermuda and was held there for several days as the closed-session inquiry attempted to find out what ha 1007883;1423116302;asciilifeform;d happened.' 1007884;1423116402;ben_vulpes;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4TzGV6YNmEM << what is this shit Vexual 1007885;1423116403;assbot;Bok van Blerk - Land van Melk en Heuning (AMPTELIKE HD MUSIEK VIDEO) - YouTube ... ( http://bit.ly/1I66qGt ) 1007886;1423116529;trinque;asciilifeform: I once finished gentoo quest on a two-generations-back macbook pro 1007887;1423116537;*;trinque laments his misspent youth 1007888;1423116559;asciilifeform;trinque: finished in the sense of there not remaining a single peripheral that could be described as not entirely working to spec ? 1007889;1423116568;asciilifeform;even, e.g., power management ? 1007890;1423116570;trinque;yep 1007891;1423116573;asciilifeform;neato. 1007892;1423116579;asciilifeform;ben_vulpes ^ 1007893;1423116589;trinque;I still have the kernel config somewheres 1007894;1423116603;trinque;that said fuck that shit; I'm sure there's an easier machine to deal with 1007895;1423116641;trinque;and that is decidedly not anything lenovo's squeezed out recently 1007896;1423116700;ben_vulpes;oh asciilifeform that's a great story 1007897;1423116733;asciilifeform;trinque: ever found the 'easier machine' ? 1007898;1423116743;punkman;jurov: https://www.olimex.com/Products/OLinuXino/A10/A10-OLinuXino-LIME/open-source-hardware guess we'll end up with this << I had one of these. It doesn't have wifi or built-in NAND, has SATA, can run off battery. Doesn't need binary blobs if you don't care about GPU. 1007899;1423116744;assbot;A10-OLinuXino-LIME - Open Source Hardware Board ... ( http://bit.ly/1I68gak ) 1007900;1423116751;trinque;asciilifeform: nah, tis but the rambling of an addict who will never find his fix 1007901;1423116756;punkman;but also it died the other day, and no warranty 1007902;1423116765;asciilifeform;punkman: unfortunately - expensive. and no chassis/powersupply 1007903;1423116770;trinque;-or- when the hell do I get a dataflowputer 1007904;1423116772;trinque;:D 1007905;1423116799;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 129202 @ 0.00036638 = 47.337 BTC [-] {2} 1007906;1423116818;trinque;I was thinking my love of relational databases (view composition, etc) would map to that model pretty well 1007907;1423117223;trinque;there's this idea of streaming queries that's been kicked around a bit 1007908;1423117231;trinque;sounds sort of like what I read on loper 1007909;1423117261;asciilifeform;when you plug a lamp into a mains socket, is that also a 'streaming query' ? 1007910;1423117361;ben_vulpes;every night these koans 1007911;1423117372;ben_vulpes;every night my tiny brain 1007912;1423117392;trinque;zen stick's good for ya, haha 1007913;1423117493;trinque;asciilifeform: yes, the power has been declared to be, then the lamp may make use of that fact as it does 1007914;1423117511;trinque;vs say asking "hm, at this point in time are there electrons moving in this wire?" *plug* "Yes." *unplug* 1007915;1423117546;BingoBoingo;asciilifeform> when you plug a lamp into a mains socket, is that also a 'streaming query' ? << For some kinds of lamp sure. 1007916;1423117562;asciilifeform;except that this is an astonishingly abstruse model for what the lamp/socket do. 1007917;1423117568;trinque;select * from qntra; -- streaming version would give me new articles that occur after the query was begun 1007918;1423117579;asciilifeform;that nobody in his right mind would normally suggest. 1007919;1423117592;asciilifeform;why, then, suggest it for a computer program? 1007920;1423117628;trinque;why suggest relational modeling? 1007921;1423117636;trinque;lots of reasons treated by smarter guys than myself 1007922;1423117639;asciilifeform;'streaming query' 1007923;1423117663;trinque;"new shit came to light" 1007924;1423117686;BingoBoingo;asciilifeform: What of lamps that monitor/diagnose issues with mains power, totally a query. 1007925;1423117716;asciilifeform;what of airplane propelled via pilot's farts. 1007926;1423117734;trinque;BingoBoingo: or say I only read when the light is on 1007927;1423117759;trinque;the reactive model of just firing up reading when there's some light to do it by is nice 1007928;1423117765;ben_vulpes; [] 'hoes and money and violence an polotx << legendary 1007929;1423117793;BingoBoingo; what of airplane propelled via pilot's farts. << If pilot is gassy enough why not? Optimize diet for flight. 1007930;1423117805;asciilifeform;or let's have water polling bottle on what shape to be. 1007931;1423117824;ben_vulpes; [] trinque actually they'll fight you, too. more than one woman got scared shitless of flocks of geese << this one time i was eating a burrito on the waterfront 1007932;1423117831;ben_vulpes;idling by my bicycle 1007933;1423117839;ben_vulpes;doing nothing of import, minding my own business 1007934;1423117849;ben_vulpes;goose *catches my eye*! 1007935;1423117852;phillipsjk;DeathAndTaxes on bitcoin talk made a detailed post explaining why the 1MB block size in not good for anything other than inter-bank transfers: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=946236.0 He estimetes 2-4 TPS basked on the last million transactions 1007936;1423117853;assbot;Permanently keeping the 1MB (anti-spam) restriction is a great idea ... ... ( http://bit.ly/1I6edUF ) 1007937;1423117855;ben_vulpes;i shit you not it makes eye contact 1007938;1423117866;ben_vulpes;and then proceeeds to march over to intimidate me 1007939;1423117880;trinque;ben_vulpes: "bitch!" spans many species, lol 1007940;1423117897;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 212700 @ 0.00036541 = 77.7227 BTC [-] {4} 1007941;1423117898;phillipsjk;!gettrust Deathandtaxes 1007942;1423117898;assbot;Deathandtaxes is not registered in WoT. 1007943;1423117903;asciilifeform;exercise for student: when you wake up, think of six entirely factually-correct - but disastrously intellectually-crippling - models for some commonplace thing or other. 1007944;1423117916;ben_vulpes;now i can't quite beat the thing senseless with my helmet as, well, ussa 1007945;1423117927;phillipsjk;s/basked/based 1007946;1423117933;ben_vulpes;conclusion of story left for reader 1007947;1423117935;trinque;asciilifeform: I'll do it while wiping my paper with ass 1007948;1423117943;asciilifeform;!b 5 1007949;1423117943;assbot;Last 5 lines bashed and pending review. ( http://dpaste.com/09VBVWZ.txt ) 1007950;1423118005;ben_vulpes;and lo, i am logged. 1007951;1423118011;ben_vulpes;my toy bitcoinds, wedged. 1007952;1423118022;*;asciilifeform off to indent a bed. 1007953;1423118029;ben_vulpes;my girl, somnulent. 1007954;1423118038;trinque;my booze, gone 1007955;1423118046;ben_vulpes;mine is not! 1007956;1423118050;ben_vulpes;although i have no fags left 1007957;1423118060;*;ben_vulpes elbows trinque 1007958;1423118088;ben_vulpes;smokes, let's go! 1007959;1423118133;trinque;ben_vulpes: I'm deedbottin 1007960;1423118155;trinque;to-night! 1007961;1423118176;ben_vulpes;get it done! 1007962;1423118189;trinque;let me get the thing to publish once and I'll see if you're still up for a cig 1007963;1423118225;ben_vulpes;go go go 1007964;1423118227;ben_vulpes;i've got... 1007965;1423118234;ben_vulpes;a glass of tinto left? 1007966;1423118256;BingoBoingo; or let's have water polling bottle on what shape to be. < now i can't quite beat the thing senseless with my helmet as, well, ussa << disappeared into sack? 1007968;1423118447;trinque;BingoBoingo: he'd be arrested for... fowl molestation 1007969;1423118495;BingoBoingo;trinque: I mean bird disappears into his sack, not his sack disappeared into bird for a bit. 1007970;1423118664;ben_vulpes;http://bernardlunn.com/2015/02/03/change-the-bank-by-importing-startup-culture/ << makes muh brain hurt 1007971;1423118666;assbot;Change The Bank By Importing StartUp Culture | Fintech by Bernard Lunn ... ( http://bit.ly/1I6i0kE ) 1007972;1423118739;trinque;ben_vulpes: hah yes let the banks imitate the fucking valley 1007973;1423118742;trinque;please do 1007974;1423118813;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16989 @ 0.00037081 = 6.2997 BTC [+] 1007975;1423118852;punkman;damn, 200mb debug.log 1007976;1423118869;ben_vulpes;phillipsjk: the last million transactions are probably by volume idiocy spawned by wallets that inhibit address reuse 1007977;1423118874;ben_vulpes;!gettrust phillipsjk 1007978;1423118874;assbot;Trust relationship from user ben_vulpes to user phillipsjk: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 0 via 0 connections. | http://w.b-a.link/trust/ben_vulpes/phillipsjk | http://w.b-a.link/user/phillipsjk 1007979;1423118889;ben_vulpes;from namworld? 1007980;1423118893;ben_vulpes;are you fucking kidding me? 1007981;1423118912;punkman;ben_vulpes, I'm working on "1-click" deploy/build/run/log ansible playbook 1007982;1423118983;phillipsjk;;;later tell mircea_popescu I sincerely hope the 1MB line in the sand is not simply a power-trip. 1007983;1423118983;gribble;The operation succeeded. 1007984;1423118998;ben_vulpes;phillipsjk: who are you anyways? 1007985;1423119000;phillipsjk;ben_vulpes, got imported from gribble. I trade with him 1007986;1423119008;ben_vulpes;yeah no clearly i can read that much 1007987;1423119009;phillipsjk;*traded 1007988;1423119029;ben_vulpes;no need to summarize your *one* rating for me. 1007989;1423119038;phillipsjk;http://phillipsjk.ca/resume2014.html 1007990;1423119039;assbot;Resume for James Phillips ... ( http://bit.ly/1I6k3Fm ) 1007991;1423119070;ben_vulpes;absolutely none of this qualifies you to have an opinion about block size. 1007992;1423119096;phillipsjk;Not even my 2 year electronic program or running a node for a year? 1007993;1423119120;ben_vulpes;no, not at all. 1007994;1423119132;ben_vulpes;./bitcoind -datadir=my_butt/ -daemon 1007995;1423119154;ben_vulpes;no more than merely existing gives you a say in how the world works. 1007996;1423119166;trinque;b-b-but my pulse! 1007997;1423119175;ben_vulpes;back to the deeds, you 1007998;1423119194;ben_vulpes;don't make me finish this bottle aone, trinque 1007999;1423119201;ben_vulpes;;;gettrust assbot muxne 1008000;1423119201;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. Trust relationship from user assbot to user muxne: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 1 via 3 connections. Graph: http://b-otc.com/stg?source=assbot&dest=muxne | WoT data: http://b-otc.com/vrd?nick=muxne | Rated since: Sun Jun 22 00:11:14 2014 1008001;1423119204;trinque;:( sad thought 1008002;1423119213;ben_vulpes;!gettrust assbot muxne 1008003;1423119213;assbot;muxne is not registered in WoT. 1008004;1423119217;ben_vulpes;kakobrekla: 1008005;1423119228;ben_vulpes;i know you don't like the guy, but nuking his record? 1008006;1423119238;punkman;^ no gpg key 1008007;1423119257;punkman;!up Vexual 1008008;1423119293;ben_vulpes;ah ha 1008009;1423119375;phillipsjk;Well, if I ever get my Money Service Business registered, I will let you know. 1008010;1423119414;ben_vulpes;dude 1008011;1423119417;ben_vulpes;you're not registering shit 1008012;1423119421;*;phillipsjk has not worke on that in like 75 days months 1008013;1423119457;ben_vulpes;the mind boggles. 1008014;1423119489;ben_vulpes;why'd i think that a thing you've dropped for 2.5 months would ever see any action? 1008015;1423119494;Vexual;what are you actually trying to do? 1008016;1423119506;ben_vulpes;Vexual: tunes, let's go 1008017;1423119544;Vexual;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q-YJ3z4oPrI pearler 1008018;1423119549;phillipsjk;Buy and sell BItcoin following the *letter* of the law. I am passive-aggressive that way. 1008019;1423119556;punkman;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fEGY3x3dMI 1008020;1423119557;assbot;Black Sails OST - The Golden Vanity (feat Doug Lacy) - YouTube ... ( http://bit.ly/1zCaiaV ) 1008021;1423119565;ben_vulpes;phillipsjk: the san-serif headers are kinda..bleh 1008022;1423119580;Vexual;that got elanors tits? punkman? 1008023;1423119610;punkman;no tits 1008024;1423119697;ben_vulpes;phillipsjk: well pipe down, read logs, learn something and then start derping about "power trips" 1008025;1423119710;Vexual;ross about to get sentenced 1008026;1423119737;ben_vulpes;bitcoin is a rare, scarce, unpollutable thing unlike everything else under the domain of the fiat tyrants. 1008027;1423119787;ben_vulpes;the 1mb line is about preserving that scarcity in the face of all who'd turn gold into paper in Schwabe accounts and make your dollar into ninety cents tomorrow. 1008028;1423119911;ben_vulpes;even though all i can ever aspire to own in terms of vehicle is that crown jewel in the plastic bezzle crown (the honda element), i yet recognize those valuable scarce and uncounterfeitable things like bitcoin and well-husbanded women. 1008029;1423119922;phillipsjk;The problem is with 1MB blocks, Bitcoin will only be used for inter-bank settlements. Either that, or remain a niche. We are talking less than 1 million users world-wide. 1008030;1423119968;ben_vulpes;you've made no argument as to this 1e6 number. 1008031;1423119986;danielpbarron;how is that even a problem? 1008032;1423119990;phillipsjk;Death and taxes made a table. 1008033;1423120003;trinque;/markov 1008034;1423120008;ben_vulpes;dpaste it 1008035;1423120008;Vexual;penis 1008036;1423120016;ben_vulpes;i know no death and taxes 1008037;1423120020;ben_vulpes;forum posts carry no weight here. 1008038;1423120036;ben_vulpes;a table lol do mine eyes deceive me 1008039;1423120045;ben_vulpes;trinque: i pour! 1008040;1423120060;Vexual;look at my codebus dls 1008041;1423120074;trinque;I'm at like 37% of rsync'ing leveldb turds up to the server 1008042;1423120084;trinque;ben_vulpes: better just finish that yerself 1008043;1423120087;ben_vulpes;bwahaha 1008044;1423120091;danielpbarron;it's not that banks are bad; it's that fiat is bad. A bitcoin bank could work well. A service that holds bitcoin for you and lets you spend it with a debit card or something 1008045;1423120177;ben_vulpes;danielpbarron: anyone who could hold bitcoin (in the sense of actually controlling their keys, robustly) should trivially be able to wield either credit cards or local fiat 1008046;1423120223;phillipsjk;https://dpaste.de/oUck Quadruple the numbers for 8TPS 1008047;1423120224;assbot;dpaste.de: Snippet #302180 ... ( http://bit.ly/1I6pMeu ) 1008048;1423120282;trinque;phillipsjk: dem stats is not the fucking point 1008049;1423120294;trinque;what TPS will the network do if it fails entirely? 1008050;1423120308;ben_vulpes;no no no no no 1008051;1423120312;trinque;or hell, let me run trinquecoin from my laptop; I'll be the whole network 1008052;1423120313;phillipsjk;well, that would be about 0. 1008053;1423120322;trinque;and I'll do a goddamn million tps 1008054;1423120339;ben_vulpes;bitcoin is a store of value and a way to move money around without governmental interference. 1008055;1423120346;ben_vulpes;it is not visa, ffs. 1008056;1423120350;ben_vulpes;it is not mastercard. 1008057;1423120354;ben_vulpes;it is not even swift. 1008058;1423120363;ben_vulpes;if you touch bitcoin, you are going up against the fiat state. end of story. 1008059;1423120364;trinque;GOLD. 1008060;1423120367;trinque;get your forklift 1008061;1423120379;phillipsjk;How many transaction per decade do you expect people to need? 1008062;1423120385;danielpbarron;i feel like this confusion phillipsjk is having would be easily resolved by reading the log for 6 months or so :p 1008063;1423120393;ben_vulpes;danielpbarron: right? 1008064;1423120410;ben_vulpes;too bad he insists on waltzing in here and telling us about how the proletariat must transact in bitcoin several times per year. 1008065;1423120426;ben_vulpes;phillipsjk: proles will be lucky to buy a fraction of a bitcoin once per decade. 1008066;1423120479;phillipsjk;The top 1% will be lucky to buy Bitcoin once per decade. 1008067;1423120494;danielpbarron;stock up 1008068;1423120496;punkman;phillipsjk: the proposal is not to have 1MB block forever and ever 1008069;1423120507;ben_vulpes; get your forklift << not a bad analogy. preserving private keys is tough. 1008070;1423120522;trinque;ben_vulpes: requires equipment and *taps noggin* 1008071;1423120554;trinque;all sorts of other financial instruments can be derived from bitcoin once the thing itself is safe 1008072;1423120559;trinque;right now it's nowhere near safe 1008073;1423120571;ben_vulpes;phillipsjk: the vast majority of people run winblowz and use iOS devices. are we to count them in our set of people who might use bitcoin someday? 1008074;1423120593;trinque;you want to build your visa? build it on bitcoin, but don't systemd the thing and decide it must have a visa built in 1008075;1423120596;ben_vulpes;trinque: tell me about it. 1008076;1423120674;ben_vulpes;at this point, i'm seriously entertaining the notion that phillipsjk is 3 phillipinos frantically composing sentences that sort-of make sense in english 1008077;1423120716;phillipsjk;ben_vulpes, I have always assumed that if Bitcoin users commonly used Windows or IOS, we will learn that some major company had an "insider" push BItcoin stealing malware. (I think I mentioned that within my first 10 Bitcointalk posts.) 1008078;1423120785;ben_vulpes;anyways, block limit ain't going anywhere. it diddles important scarcity characteristics, and the system isn't even in steady-state yet. 1008079;1423120794;danielpbarron;are we supposed to have read your post history on some forum while you have not read the history here? 1008080;1423120808;phillipsjk;Well, I guess I have to read logs to learn your "roadmap" 1008081;1423120808;punkman;debug.log snippet for my node stuck on 168000: http://dpaste.com/3SS8V6X.txt 1008082;1423120810;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1I6sTTN ) 1008083;1423120823;punkman;looks same as mod6's 1008084;1423120836;ben_vulpes;ERROR: ConnectInputs() : 2c2314f353 VerifySignature failed << that's familiar 1008085;1423120839;phillipsjk;danielpbarron, not really, no. 1008086;1423120848;ben_vulpes;phillipsjk: what roadmap 1008087;1423120850;ben_vulpes;bitcoin is. 1008088;1423120865;ben_vulpes;and it ain't changing. 1008089;1423120965;punkman;did anyone try running phoundation's 0.6 ? 1008090;1423120977;phillipsjk;It has and will change. The 1MB block limit was introduced to stop spam. You seem to be more militant than luke-Jr who called Bitcoin gambling sites spam. You appear to call all "trivial" transactions spam. 1008091;1423120999;punkman;phillipsjk: the 1MB limit is not to stop spam 1008092;1423121022;ben_vulpes;phillipsjk: the 1MB limit is not to stop spam. 1008093;1423121046;fluffypony;phillipsjk: the 1MB limit is not to stop spam. 1008094;1423121069;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 196400 @ 0.00036017 = 70.7374 BTC [-] {2} 1008095;1423121071;phillipsjk; anyways, block limit ain't going anywhere. it diddles important scarcity characteristics, and the system isn't even in steady-state yet. 1008096;1423121109;ben_vulpes;yes, i said that. 1008097;1423121121;punkman;not just scarcity, slower block propagation can be disastrous 1008098;1423121142;trinque;dude the average block size has to be what, 250kb right now? 1008099;1423121145;ben_vulpes;the 1MB limit is actually in place because of block propagation chaos. 1008100;1423121183;ben_vulpes;once upon a time, blocks were of unbounded size 1008101;1423121194;ben_vulpes;propagation of blocks over the network was at that time...weird. 1008102;1423121219;ben_vulpes;today, 3 mining consortiums might find a block within just a few minute of each other 1008103;1423121227;phillipsjk;I always cringe when lusers on the forum brags some alt has faster "confirmation" times. 1008104;1423121294;phillipsjk;That is the primary reason I am wary of Monero actually. 1 minute block| 1008105;1423121357;phillipsjk;Well, thanks for the chat. 1008106;1423121396;ben_vulpes;phillipsjk: you're aware that monero's an experiment, right? 1008107;1423121410;phillipsjk;So is Bitcoin. 1008108;1423121433;punkman;So is earth. 1008109;1423121493;phillipsjk;Currently Bitcoin is testing whether a secure, networked application is even possible. 1008110;1423121497;ben_vulpes;phillipsjk: ya well bitcoin monetized, and monero hasn't yet and likely won't so that's the kind of comment that paints you as entirely ignorant of the domain. 1008111;1423121506;ben_vulpes;no, it's possible. 1008112;1423121510;ben_vulpes;the sigs hash. 1008113;1423121512;ben_vulpes;the blocks chain. 1008114;1423121517;ben_vulpes;the experiment succeded. 1008115;1423121523;ben_vulpes;scuse me, monero is a "hobby". 1008116;1423121543;ben_vulpes;there is no "testing" of bitcoin. 1008117;1423121569;trinque;will my btcd still fart transactions at other nodes if I haven't finished syncing the blockchain? 1008118;1423121569;ben_vulpes;the notion that the bitcoin protocol needs testing is pure FUD, from the enemies of hard crypto. 1008119;1423121577;ben_vulpes;trinque: TIAS 1008120;1423121592;ben_vulpes;phillipsjk: where did you get that key, anyways? did you buy it? 1008121;1423121606;trinque;ben_vulpes: wat 1008122;1423121609;punkman;trinque: if you can build the transaction elsewhere 1008123;1423121614;ben_vulpes;Try It And See 1008124;1423121621;trinque;ben_vulpes: no way sounds lame 1008125;1423121634;ben_vulpes;Welcome to BITCOIN 1008126;1423121649;phillipsjk;No, back in 2009, my ISP said that they reserve the right to "inject ads in the browser". I have been singing my e-mail ever since. 1008127;1423121649;ben_vulpes;trinque: i'd hope so. 1008128;1423121674;ben_vulpes;i singed my butthole with a particularly firey fart the other night 1008129;1423121688;trinque;lol 1008130;1423121713;ben_vulpes;back in 99 Vexual was my isp and we only communicated with caesars cipher 1008131;1423121736;BingoBoingo; It has and will change. The 1MB block limit was introduced to stop spam. You seem to be more militant than luke-Jr who called Bitcoin gambling sites spam. You appear to call all "trivial" transactions spam. << His definition of spam is both more complex and stupider than that 1008132;1423121776;punkman;"let's block fee paying transactions, yay!" 1008133;1423121787;phillipsjk;BingoBoingo, for some strange reason, I don't doubt you. 1008134;1423121793;ben_vulpes;the point that i'm making (for the clinically slow) is that the odds of a key from...2013 just showing up and having anything pointful to say, especially when citing bitcointalk as proof or substantiation of anything are...low. 1008135;1423121841;ben_vulpes;especially when that key simply parrots that which is only said by those who wish to wreck the scarcity and value of core bitcoin economics. 1008136;1423121845;ben_vulpes;;;ident phillipsjk 1008137;1423121845;gribble;Nick 'phillipsjk', with hostmask 'phillipsjk!~james@unaffiliated/phillipsjk', is not identified. 1008138;1423121855;ben_vulpes;oh well clearly fuck right off then. 1008139;1423121860;danielpbarron;!v assbot:danielpbarron.rate.phillipsjk.-1:162b44943bc0180c83a6648fa5aaaa3cbbeb78a4506a70bcbddccf8766452878 1008140;1423121860;assbot;Successfully added a rating of -1 for phillipsjk with note: get back to me in six months 1008141;1423121864;danielpbarron;!v assbot:danielpbarron.rate.ben_vulpes.1:d92e6c6794ef16570291b960cfc1f164b7e1dd41eb85d812c2ecfe1b9f870592 1008142;1423121864;assbot;Successfully added a rating of 1 for ben_vulpes with note: a *real* bitcoin dev 1008143;1423121875;ben_vulpes;oh gosh don't do that danielpbarron 1008144;1423121888;ben_vulpes;you'll bring der furer down on me and i'm trying to get to ars in the spring 1008145;1423121904;ben_vulpes;:P 1008146;1423121928;ben_vulpes;how is this phillipsjk voiced again? 1008147;1423121948;phillipsjk;I authe with assbot, not gribble. 1008148;1423121957;phillipsjk;!down 1008149;1423121968;phillipsjk;!down phillipsjk 1008150;1423121971;ben_vulpes;no, you're not even identified. 1008151;1423121986;ben_vulpes;mm oh 1008152;1423121997;punkman;;;ident ben_vulpes 1008153;1423121997;gribble;Nick 'ben_vulpes', with hostmask 'ben_vulpes!~ben_vulpe@unaffiliated/benkay', is not identified. 1008154;1423122006;ben_vulpes;*sigh* 1008155;1423122007;ben_vulpes;FINE 1008156;1423122012;ben_vulpes;;;ident ben_vulpes 1008157;1423122012;gribble;Nick 'ben_vulpes', with hostmask 'ben_vulpes!~ben_vulpe@unaffiliated/benkay', is not identified. 1008158;1423122019;ben_vulpes;;;eauth ben_vulpes 1008159;1423122020;gribble;Request successful for user ben_vulpes, hostmask ben_vulpes!~ben_vulpe@unaffiliated/benkay. Get your encrypted OTP from http://bitcoin-otc.com/otps/2AFA1A9FD2D031DA 1008160;1423122036;punkman;we don't really do that anymore 1008161;1423122049;ben_vulpes;;;everify freenode:#bitcoin-otc:c04e17d42f4139a1cf13c592cf1722b9116798c9122e99590d8dedff 1008162;1423122050;gribble;You are now authenticated for user ben_vulpes with key 2AFA1A9FD2D031DA 1008163;1423122057;ben_vulpes;punkman: no, but it makes a point. 1008164;1423122060;ben_vulpes;my tooling works. 1008165;1423122063;trinque;deedbot-: add-key http://dpaste.com/1F6JBV6.txt 1008166;1423122064;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1I6yUQq ) 1008167;1423122086;punkman;add-key? 1008168;1423122130;ben_vulpes;yeah, what is this add-key? 1008169;1423122132;trinque;deedbot-: add-key http://dpaste.com/1F6JBV6.txt 1008170;1423122133;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1I6zfCs ) 1008171;1423122137;trinque;doo eeeet 1008172;1423122153;trinque;something's not talking to something *crawls back under car* 1008173;1423122160;ben_vulpes;!s testing in production 1008174;1423122161;assbot;19 results for 'testing in production' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=testing+in+production 1008175;1423122161;trinque;add-key adds your public key to the bot's keyring 1008176;1423122167;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 148200 @ 0.00037334 = 55.329 BTC [+] {3} 1008177;1423122206;trinque;ben_vulpes: nah works in pm 1008178;1423122212;trinque;I think that's a setting 1008179;1423122226;trinque;anyhow add-key adds your key *if* you're in assbot's L1 or L2 1008180;1423122258;danielpbarron;doesn't the bot know your key if it knows you're in the l2? 1008181;1423122258;trinque;add-deed noms a gpg signed document and queues it for timestamping 1008182;1423122302;trinque;danielpbarron: you give it your key; it checks the web api, adds the key to the keyring if you're in l1/l2 1008183;1423122304;trinque;as per spec 1008184;1423122322;trinque;and only eats docs with signatures it can verify 1008185;1423122383;danielpbarron;ah 1008186;1423122497;ben_vulpes;deedbot-: add-deed http://dpaste.com/2JTGWWA.txt 1008187;1423122498;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1I6B0Q8 ) 1008188;1423122532;ben_vulpes;that's going to have to work in-channel, trinque 1008189;1423122556;trinque;ben_vulpes: duh 1008190;1423122577;ben_vulpes;ALL I HAVE IS DUH 1008191;1423122582;ben_vulpes;LEAVE BRITNEY ALONE 1008192;1423122594;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 97330 @ 0.00038368 = 37.3436 BTC [+] {2} 1008193;1423122655;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42136 @ 0.00038734 = 16.321 BTC [+] {2} 1008194;1423122675;trinque;!up deedbot- 1008195;1423122683;punkman;lol 1008196;1423122689;trinque;deedbot-: add-key http://dpaste.com/1F6JBV6.txt 1008197;1423122691;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/16jKyFV ) 1008198;1423122691;deedbot-;imported: FC66C0C5D98C42A1D4A98B6B42F9985AFAB953C4 1008199;1423122694;trinque;deerrrrppp 1008200;1423122707;ben_vulpes;deedbot-: add-deed http://dpaste.com/2JTGWWA.txt 1008201;1423122708;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1I6B0Q8 ) 1008202;1423122708;deedbot-;accepted: 1 1008203;1423122710;danielpbarron;!b 17 1008204;1423122710;assbot;Last 17 lines bashed and pending review. ( http://dpaste.com/02BHHPQ.txt ) 1008205;1423122745;ben_vulpes;is the flatfile host up yet? 1008206;1423122778;trinque;deedbot.org 1008207;1423122781;trinque;I'm fiddling with the publisher 1008208;1423122797;ben_vulpes;dat unstyled text 1008209;1423122801;ben_vulpes;turns me on 1008210;1423122807;trinque;probably will have no css 1008211;1423122828;ben_vulpes;no css is best css 1008212;1423122845;ben_vulpes;mebbe a tidy little dinosaur in the footer 1008213;1423124180;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31019 @ 0.00038861 = 12.0543 BTC [+] 1008214;1423124241;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 19493 @ 0.00096996 = 18.9074 BTC [+] {11} 1008215;1423124303;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 2000 @ 0.0009705 = 1.941 BTC [+] {2} 1008216;1423124331;punkman;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBis7_FhgmQ 1008217;1423124332;assbot;Frames Janco - No Sleep [Prod. by SouthWest] - YouTube ... ( http://bit.ly/18PRFI5 ) 1008218;1423124338;punkman;!up Vexual 1008219;1423124498;punkman;!up deedbot- 1008220;1423124534;Vexual;didnt james franco cut his arm of for sport? 1008221;1423124613;BingoBoingo;Bioshock is real life 1008222;1423124614;BingoBoingo;http://io9.com/confirmation-that-photosynthesizing-sea-slugs-steal-gen-1683702602 1008223;1423124615;assbot;Confirmation That Photosynthesizing Sea Slugs Steal Genes From Algae ... ( http://bit.ly/18PSfp1 ) 1008224;1423124631;Vexual;bioshokc pron is a thing 1008225;1423124658;Vexual;forget bix 1008226;1423124725;punkman;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zlgaRgcDeFI 1008227;1423124726;assbot;Hazel - Dayglo [OFFICIAL VIDEO] - YouTube ... ( http://bit.ly/18PSyAl ) 1008228;1423124731;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34900 @ 0.00038861 = 13.5625 BTC [+] 1008229;1423124852;punkman;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6YW_RqTuZMw 1008230;1423124853;assbot;BADBADNOTGOOD & Ghostface Killah - Ray Gun ft. DOOM (Official Video) - YouTube ... ( http://bit.ly/18PSNv4 ) 1008231;1423124876;danielpbarron;height=185126 1008232;1423124889;punkman;danielpbarron: with orphanage burner? 1008233;1423124897;danielpbarron;not sure 1008234;1423124908;danielpbarron;that's the one ascii compiled and hosted 1008235;1423124934;danielpbarron;i hope i'm close to getting it compiled myself 1008236;1423124998;danielpbarron;!s pogo 1008237;1423124999;assbot;78 results for 'pogo' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=pogo 1008238;1423125006;danielpbarron;Vexual, ^ 1008239;1423125037;punkman;danielpbarron: this one? "bitcoin-armv5-bastard includes the 'orphanage burner'" 1008240;1423125130;danielpbarron;ya 1008241;1423125131;Vexual;ill be loadinging up m old eeepc 1008242;1423125145;danielpbarron;oh i forgot he made two of them 1008243;1423125146;Vexual;maybe if it owrks 1008244;1423125193;Vexual;ive obly got one? 1008245;1423125257;Vexual;luckily the book doesnt nessitate anything in particular 1008246;1423125340;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 87790 @ 0.00038861 = 34.1161 BTC [+] 1008247;1423125505;punkman;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-1tlyGcAHbU 1008248;1423125506;assbot;Jay Electronica - Eternal Sunshine (The Pledge) (Full 15-minute version) - YouTube ... ( http://bit.ly/18PUdpq ) 1008249;1423125618;punkman;http://matrix.org/ 1008250;1423125620;assbot;Matrix.org | A new basis for open, distributed, real-time communication ... ( http://bit.ly/18PUsRn ) 1008251;1423125856;punkman;artifexd, maybe some relevant ideas for gossipd in that spec 1008252;1423126254;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 134500 @ 0.00036454 = 49.0306 BTC [-] {3} 1008253;1423126765;punkman;lol http://www.anthemfacts.com/ 1008254;1423126766;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1DB31c3 ) 1008255;1423126837;punkman;"if you are Anthem member, or if you were an Anthem member, you've been doxxed... and quite comprehensively. And you were doxxed nearly two months ago. Or maybe not, because Anthem goes out of its way to NOT tell you when this occurred. If you were affected here's how they will notify you:" 1008256;1423126846;punkman;"We continue working to identify the members who are impacted. We will begin to mail letters to impacted members in the coming weeks." 1008257;1423127022;fluffypony;what's Anthem? 1008258;1423127028;fluffypony;(scuse my ignorance) 1008259;1423127108;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42700 @ 0.00038861 = 16.5936 BTC [+] 1008260;1423127148;punkman;fluffypony: some insurance company 1008261;1423127153;fluffypony;ah ok 1008262;1423130276;punkman;"app rating farm" https://pbs.twimg.com/media/B9EKh_lIEAE1O8u.jpg 1008263;1423130276;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1Ku6eMS ) 1008264;1423130507;punkman;http://www.omaha.com/money/impostors-bilk-omaha-s-scoular-co-out-of-million/article_25af3da5-d475-5f9d-92db-52493258d23d.html 1008265;1423130509;assbot;Impostors bilk Omaha's Scoular Co. out of $17.2 million - Omaha.com: Money ... ( http://bit.ly/1Ku6Guz ) 1008266;1423130662;punkman;scammer pretended to be the CEO, told employee to plz send monies to china: "For the last months we have been working, in coordination and under the supervision of the SEC, on acquiring a Chinese company. ... This is very sensitive, so please only communicate with me through this email, in order for us not to infringe SEC regulations." 1008267;1423131002;kakobrekla;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=05-02-2015#1008005 < did no such thing 1008268;1423131002;assbot;Logged on 05-02-2015 06:53:48; ben_vulpes: i know you don't like the guy, but nuking his record? 1008269;1423131134;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 156200 @ 0.00038899 = 60.7602 BTC [+] {2} 1008270;1423131158;punkman;https://cpunks.org//pipermail/cypherpunks/2015-February/006670.html 1008271;1423131379;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 5802 @ 0.00095 = 5.5119 BTC [-] {8} 1008272;1423131500;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 1145 @ 0.00094837 = 1.0859 BTC [-] {4} 1008273;1423132157;cazalla;from a ransomware news piece.. "Once their files are returned, the Niedermayers plan to have their hard drive professionally wiped, and will change their IP address." 1008274;1423132211;fluffypony;LOL 1008275;1423132220;fluffypony;I'm going to offer professional wiping services 1008276;1423134002;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 183550 @ 0.00039151 = 71.8617 BTC [+] {2} 1008277;1423134551;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 156572 @ 0.0003924 = 61.4389 BTC [+] 1008278;1423135522;kakobrekla;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=05-02-2015#1007996 < ilold 1008279;1423135522;assbot;Logged on 05-02-2015 06:52:46; trinque: b-b-but my pulse! 1008280;1423135542;kakobrekla;enjoyable logs tonite. 1008281;1423137183;kakobrekla;http://www.mit.edu/~jerryzli/SprayList-CR.pdf 1008282;1423137186;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1DBxpTI ) 1008283;1423137286;kakobrekla;they basically claim random ftw, which is lulzy 1008284;1423141621;BingoBoingo;http://news.nationalpost.com/2015/02/03/worlds-most-expensive-drug-prescription-that-costs-up-to-700000-per-year-too-expensive-canada-says/ 1008285;1423141748;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 66250 @ 0.00038908 = 25.7766 BTC [-] 1008286;1423141815;thestringpuller;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2utl7p/lol_coinbase_for_getting_mad_at_redditors_for/cobkp02 1008287;1423141825;thestringpuller;can coinbase and bitpay die already? 1008288;1423141934;thestringpuller;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2uu1iu/permanently_keeping_the_1mb_antispam_restriction/ << redditards are so dumb 1008289;1423142112;thestringpuller;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=946236.0 << has deathandtaxes argument been discussed et? 1008290;1423142403;jurov;adlai: if you have problems opening exchange account, maybe we can do it together. but i'm not touching btc-e or buttstamp 1008291;1423142446;jurov;we can use paymium or maybe coinmate.. but dunno if it works with smaller volume 1008292;1423142482;jurov;perhaps i can look into kraken 1008293;1423143517;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39650 @ 0.00038908 = 15.427 BTC [-] 1008294;1423145347;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 102900 @ 0.0003877 = 39.8943 BTC [-] 1008295;1423146996;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16682 @ 0.00038366 = 6.4002 BTC [-] 1008296;1423147159;thestringpuller;ls 1008297;1423147922;PeterL;PeterL: http://bablogs.btcscoop.com is back up now 1008298;1423147923;assbot; #bitcoin-assets blog posts ... ( http://bit.ly/1KuJf4y ) 1008299;1423148355;lobbes;woo, finally got my VPS up and running. Now I just have to teach myself the basics of linux (Debian 7). So far I know how to view my current directory. Next step: running a node! 1008300;1423148364;lobbes;plenty of comedy gold (tm) to follow 1008301;1423148397;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 108650 @ 0.00038366 = 41.6847 BTC [-] 1008302;1423148651;thestringpuller;PeterL: is scoopbot fetching again :P 1008303;1423148670;PeterL;should be, I just restarted it a minute ago 1008304;1423148700;PeterL;I'm not sure why he stops, but it seems to get fixed if I restart 1008305;1423149131;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 101371 @ 0.00038759 = 39.2904 BTC [+] {2} 1008306;1423149320;mike_c;PeterL: nice! i missed having that page. 1008307;1423150164;asciilifeform;282547. 1008308;1423150182;mircea_popescu;like 5k over a day ? 1008309;1423150286;jurov;https://github.com/saltstack-formulas/epel-formula insanity. this recipe properly downloads and checksums a gpg key for epel repository, and then happily uses another one 1008310;1423150287;assbot;saltstack-formulas/epel-formula · GitHub ... ( http://bit.ly/1D20CJg ) 1008311;1423150305;jurov;like, no one looked at it before? 1008312;1423150316;mircea_popescu;jurov o.O ?! 1008313;1423150378;asciilifeform;Many Eyes (TM) !11! 1008314;1423150411;PeterL;well now somebody found it, many eyes worked 1008315;1423150415;mircea_popescu;i dunno of any "profession" "industree" etc ever in history of mankind to be so fucking... i don't even know. inconsistent ? mixed ? 1008316;1423150421;mircea_popescu;not even medicine. not even religion. 1008317;1423150434;mircea_popescu;PeterL i hope for the sake of your soul that you're being kako-level sarcastic. 1008318;1423150443;PeterL;the profession of prostitute includes alot of fucking ... 1008319;1423150444;jurov;PeterL: yes I found it..after half year 1008320;1423150455;jurov;er.. one and half year 1008321;1423150459;PeterL;I think I forgot my sarcasm tag somewhere 1008322;1423150471;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28768 @ 0.00038366 = 11.0371 BTC [-] 1008323;1423150474;mircea_popescu;sarcasm tag's one history! 1008324;1423150527;jurov;#devops at one's own peril 1008325;1423150527;mircea_popescu;computers are evil, there's no two ways about it. 1008326;1423150594;mircea_popescu;http://www.tennessean.com/story/insession/2015/02/03/swingers-club-council/22813945/ 1008327;1423150599;assbot;Swingers club adds councilwoman's picture to website ... ( http://bit.ly/1D21tK3 ) 1008328;1423150684;punkman;swinger's club next to christian school campus, synergy! 1008329;1423150717;mircea_popescu;lol 1008330;1423150742;mircea_popescu;"christisn school campus" wtf is that even 1008331;1423150770;mircea_popescu;place for a bunch of derps to go and be all weird and pretend it's jesus' fault amirite. 1008332;1423150782;punkman;http://goodpasture.org/ 1008333;1423150785;assbot;Goodpasture Christian School | "Building confidence, intellectual growth, and spiritual strength." ... ( http://bit.ly/1D223at ) 1008334;1423150803;mircea_popescu;motherfucker. the cheek. 1008335;1423150828;mircea_popescu;haha check out the almost-mscomic font. 1008336;1423150889;punkman;running a node with this line removed: http://btc.yt/lxr/satoshi/source/src/main.cpp#0939 . works so far 1008337;1423150890;assbot;Satoshi 0.5.3.1/src/main.cpp ... ( http://bit.ly/1D22jX3 ) 1008338;1423150893;mircea_popescu;To see the cast list for Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat scroll down to the bottom of the page and click on the attatchment. 1008339;1423150893;assbot;AMAZING COMPANY! 1008340;1423150960;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 91900 @ 0.00038267 = 35.1674 BTC [-] {2} 1008341;1423151063;mircea_popescu;!up Rippleflip_ 1008342;1423151074;Rippleflip_;hello 1008343;1423151074;mircea_popescu;!up BigBitz 1008344;1423151083;mircea_popescu;i up noobs anyway ya know. 1008345;1423151088;BigBitz;mircea_popescu opportunity of a lifetime coming up. 1008346;1423151088;Rippleflip_;i have been forwarded here from #bitcoin-otc 1008347;1423151113;Rippleflip_;we run stellarflip.com and rippleflip.com and are possibly selling these services 1008348;1423151126;PeterL;who is we? 1008349;1423151135;Rippleflip_;our team. read more from https://stellarflip.com/sale.txt 1008350;1423151137;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1D233eO ) 1008351;1423151137;mircea_popescu;ripp, lef and lip 1008352;1423151164;BigBitz;1250BTC. Cheap. 1008353;1423151180;chetty;how does one person typing use 'we' unless of course its a royal we 1008354;1423151182;Rippleflip_;bitbet.us is valued at 2000 BTC 1008355;1423151188;Rippleflip_;sorry chetty for my language 1008356;1423151190;mircea_popescu;market-valued. 1008357;1423151194;Rippleflip_;yes 1008358;1423151198;mircea_popescu;you know, kinda different story. 1008359;1423151215;Rippleflip_;yes, i see. 1008360;1423151228;mircea_popescu;so what do these do, exactly ? some sort of coin flip thing ? 1008361;1423151236;Rippleflip_;yes. gambling. 1008362;1423151239;BigBitz;mircea_popescu gambling for Stellar and Ripple. 1008363;1423151253;mircea_popescu;and limited to ripple and "stellar", ie, two dead scamcoins ? 1008364;1423151256;Rippleflip_;we have much indonesian speaking players 1008365;1423151265;Rippleflip_;mircea_popescu: yes. 1008366;1423151272;BigBitz;scamcoin 101. 1008367;1423151276;BigBitz;pump. dump. run. 1008368;1423151279;mircea_popescu;that's cool, but wh ydo you think the site's worth something in bitcoin ? neither ripple nor stellars are worth anything in bitcoin 1008369;1423151296;mircea_popescu;how about 1250 ripples ? or 1250 stellars ? 1008370;1423151306;Rippleflip_;mircea_popescu: we're open to offers but 1,250 BTC sounds reasonable to us. 1008371;1423151322;mircea_popescu;let me guess, it would roughly repay what you think the valuable value of your time spent on it so far 1008372;1423151328;mircea_popescu;plus perhaps a little something for the missus ? 1008373;1423151335;BigBitz;Rippleflip_ I did offer 25 Doge. 1008374;1423151369;Rippleflip_;mircea_popescu: i don't know. we set the price on the low end compared to other gambling site valuations 1008375;1423151399;Rippleflip_;bitbet.us has been played significantly less than ours, yet it's valued at 2000 1008376;1423151408;jurov;Rippleflip_: the valuations include the bankroll. but you are keeping the bankroll i presume 1008377;1423151414;mircea_popescu;how do you figure significantly less ?! 1008378;1423151414;jurov;and selling only code/domain 1008379;1423151417;PeterL;do you have a report on monthly income produced over the past year? 1008380;1423151425;Rippleflip_;jurov: the bankrolls we have are quite small 1008381;1423151442;Rippleflip_;mircea_popescu: wagers per time 1008382;1423151447;Rippleflip_;or just wagers. 1008383;1423151451;mircea_popescu;nonono. wagers-time. 1008384;1423151452;Rippleflip_;do your research please 1008385;1423151460;danielpbarron;!b 10 1008386;1423151461;assbot;Last 10 lines bashed and pending review. ( http://dpaste.com/1X1RKKN.txt ) 1008387;1423151464;mircea_popescu;if someone puts 1 btc for 1 year on bitbet, and someone puts 1000 ripples for 10 seconds on your site, 1008388;1423151493;mircea_popescu;you got 10k ripple seconds and bitbet got 31536000 bitcoin-seconds 1008389;1423151499;Rippleflip_;mircea_popescu: i meant stellarflip.com itself has been wagering more in 6 months than for example, bitbet all-time 1008390;1423151507;mircea_popescu;see above. 1008391;1423151589;punkman;8million STR total profit = 134 BTC 1008392;1423151637;mircea_popescu;ah now i see his logic. so 1008393;1423151652;mircea_popescu;;;calc 2000 / 21340 * 134 1008394;1423151653;gribble;12.5585754452 1008395;1423151659;mircea_popescu;that's whence the 1250 comes from 1008396;1423151687;mircea_popescu;can you even sell 10mn "stellar" without ruining the market permanently ? 1008397;1423151694;Rippleflip_;yes 1008398;1423151703;mircea_popescu;where does it even trade these days ? 1008399;1423151703;Rippleflip_;i assume it is possible. 1008400;1423151708;thestringpuller;so why is this channel only boppin' when a nigga gotta put in work? 1008401;1423151713;punkman;3,595,158,975 stellars available now 1008402;1423151714;BigBitz;'assume' do your research, please. 1008403;1423151717;Rippleflip_;poloniex.com at least. and inside network 1008404;1423151717;mircea_popescu;well of coruse you'd assume, no doub on that socre. 1008405;1423151717;thestringpuller;and not when you know I'm in a meeting trying to kill time. 1008406;1423151737;mircea_popescu;oh inside network ?! nobody i know would touch it. inside of what ? got its own wot ? 1008407;1423151742;Rippleflip_;mircea_popescu: you have to verify everything,, there is no point if i tell you 1008408;1423151761;Rippleflip_;for serious inquiries please email us. 1008409;1423151779;mircea_popescu;is stellar xmr ? 1008410;1423151781;Rippleflip_;or pm here, both work. 1008411;1423151784;Rippleflip_;no 1008412;1423151786;BigBitz;selling 10M STR would destroy their market. 1008413;1423151788;mircea_popescu;a no str 1008414;1423151812;mircea_popescu;STR0.0000165463.358-2.88Stellar 1008415;1423151853;mircea_popescu;STR0.003871110.080+0.10Stellar 1008416;1423151884;mircea_popescu;so according to poloniex, 10 cents worth of stellar (at 0.004) and 64 bitcoins' worth of same (at 0.00whatever) sold in the past what is this, day ? 1008417;1423151911;Rippleflip_;looks like that 1008418;1423151944;mircea_popescu;seems it only exists to trade xmr this thing, since https://poloniex.com/exchange#btc_str styill spends 90% of the page listing the xmr market. weird. 1008419;1423151946;assbot;Poloniex - Bitcoin/Cryptocurrency Exchange ... ( http://bit.ly/1D25fmt ) 1008420;1423151954;mircea_popescu;fluffypony is this poloniex thing your folks' ? 1008421;1423151962;fluffypony;mircea_popescu: no 1008422;1423151972;mircea_popescu;where is the official place to trade monero ? 1008423;1423151984;fluffypony;that has the most liquidity 1008424;1423151995;fluffypony;hitbtc is most probably a scam so I'd avoid that 1008425;1423152006;mircea_popescu;"24hr Volume: 646.141 BTC / 195.554 XMR / 2838.69 XUSD" nuts. 1008426;1423152072;mircea_popescu;if this liquidity is natural i'll eat my hat. for one thing, the people interested in alts are interested in alts specifically because they're bitcoin poor. to propose to me that they are 100x more likely to trade btc than usd seems beyond counterintuitive. 1008427;1423152155;fluffypony;there's a shitload of liquidity in alts 1008428;1423152160;fluffypony;because it's a circle of scams 1008429;1423152168;fluffypony;scammers scamming scammers 1008430;1423152185;mircea_popescu;well, web people love that "hyip" thing 1008431;1423152190;fluffypony;they make hundreds of BTC on one scam, then lose half of it to another scam the next day 1008432;1423152200;fluffypony;yeah they do 1008433;1423152210;fluffypony;that's why PoS is a "thing" 1008434;1423152221;fluffypony;the new altcoin PoS scam is "hyperinflation" 1008435;1423152235;fluffypony;they had MMXIV with 2014% staking 1008436;1423152236;mircea_popescu;kinda what the web even exists these days. for people like mako to be all fucking weird (they call it "altrusitic" of course - http://mako.cc/copyrighteous/the-institute-for-cultural-diplomacy-and-wikipedia ) 1008437;1423152238;assbot;The Institute for Cultural Diplomacy and Wikipedia | copyrighteous ... ( http://bit.ly/1D264vz ) 1008438;1423152240;fluffypony;and now some 10 000% staking coin 1008439;1423152249;mircea_popescu;and for other people to be all like "I MAKE MONEY WHILE YOIU SLEEP!!11" 1008440;1423152261;mircea_popescu;what is this staking ? 1008441;1423152276;fluffypony;you basically just have to have the wallet open 1008442;1423152283;fluffypony;and then your coins add to the "stake weight" 1008443;1423152297;mircea_popescu;wow, realsolid's idea ? 1008444;1423152300;fluffypony;so no mining, just wallets "staking" and earning "interest" for it 1008445;1423152303;fluffypony;no, PeerCoin 1008446;1423152310;mircea_popescu;nah, this was solidcoin 1008447;1423152313;fluffypony;Sunny King or whatever his name is 1008448;1423152341;mircea_popescu;if you look, throughout 2011/12 some mentally deficient dank clone spent his time producing prose (not so different from the gavincoin crapolade) professionally explaining how bitcoin is obsolete 1008449;1423152346;mircea_popescu;and now solidcoin is here to stay!!1 1008450;1423152368;mircea_popescu;then artforz found it had a hole, and then it changed to having 12 magic nodes with 10 mn "unspendable" coins each 1008451;1423152370;mircea_popescu;which then got spent. 1008452;1423152396;fluffypony;ok not sure about SolidCoin, but PeerCoin's whitepaper is from August 2012 1008453;1423152409;fluffypony;it may have been influenced by ideas RealScammer had 1008454;1423152418;mircea_popescu;pretty sure realsolid was the first altscammer. 1008455;1423152447;fluffypony;PPCoin wasn't meant to be a scam 1008456;1423152453;the_scourge;mircea_popescu: freicoin is PoS 1008457;1423152469;fluffypony;I think King and Nadal genuinely wanted to find an alternative to PoS 1008458;1423152473;fluffypony;agh, to PoW I mean 1008459;1423152484;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 75308 @ 0.00039026 = 29.3897 BTC [+] {2} 1008460;1423152485;mircea_popescu;fluffypony https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=63957.0 << ancient stuff. 1008461;1423152486;assbot;Do YOU want RealSolid to be lead developer( of solidcoin)? ... ( http://bit.ly/1D26Rgc ) 1008462;1423152522;mircea_popescu;well there's a difference between wanting and trying things out you know. i also want to find a cure for cancer, but i'm not going around feeding people pills. 1008463;1423152554;the_scourge;fluffypony: there was a post about possible PoS vulnerabilities written by Vitalik. for what his opinion is worth 1008464;1423152576;fluffypony;the_scourge: PoS is not a terrible idea, it just doesn't work 1008465;1423152597;the_scourge;fluffypony: you may very well be right. what are the top reasons why not? 1008466;1423152614;fluffypony;the_scourge: Vitalik's approach to solving anything is to layer complexity on top, his Delegated PoS thing is just ugh 1008467;1423152622;mircea_popescu;^ 1008468;1423152633;the_scourge;'cause reasons like 'keeping it anonymous AND democratic' don't fly for me anymore. butterin is worried about democracy or whatever, i'm past that point 1008469;1423152640;mircea_popescu;this is pretty much the "us academia" solution to everything. "make it more complicated, people won't notice" 1008470;1423152652;the_scourge;:D 1008471;1423152668;the_scourge;the freicoin solution is shockingly simple. my mind appreciates that :D 1008472;1423152670;thestringpuller;Is ethereum not dead yet? 1008473;1423152679;fluffypony;the_scourge: Poelstra's write-up is normally my go-to when PoS comes up in convo: https://download.wpsoftware.net/bitcoin/alts.pdf 1008474;1423152682;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1D27mqo ) 1008475;1423152682;the_scourge;put a fork in it 1008476;1423152687;mircea_popescu;pretty much born out of their poverty years, each academic spent some time going "well if i think of it really complicatedly, i won't be so hungry anymore and those won't really be cockroaches" 1008477;1423152687;the_scourge;fluffypony: thanks 1008478;1423152696;fluffypony;he updates it regularly 1008479;1423152706;mircea_popescu;he upgrades a pdf regularly ? 1008480;1423152712;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: this reminds me of conversation we had of Grad students being pimped out. 1008481;1423152726;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller you'll have to link a logline. 1008482;1423152734;Rippleflip_;PeterL: no. it's also worth nothing if we make it. potential buyer has to do the research. we can of course give you data 1008483;1423152737;thestringpuller;Yay markov chains! 1008484;1423152744;fluffypony;mircea_popescu: yeah, he has it in git if you want to step back to previous versions 1008485;1423152751;fluffypony;6.4 is the section where he rips PoS a new one 1008486;1423152767;PeterL;Rippleflip_: what's worth nothing? 1008487;1423152768;mircea_popescu;you know the guy ? 1008488;1423152777;Rippleflip_;PeterL: the info we give to you. 1008489;1423152791;PeterL;where else would info come from? 1008490;1423152792;Rippleflip_;PeterL: it is all 100% verifiable from public ledger 1008491;1423152797;Rippleflip_;the ledger. 1008492;1423152812;the_scourge;fluffypony: is apoelstra his github account? 1008493;1423152824;fluffypony;mircea_popescu: he's attached to the Monero Research Lab as one of the MRL Friends, so he's participated in some of the Schnorr signature multi-sig discussions we've had 1008494;1423152846;Rippleflip_;well, a bit over 20000 unique players, over 1,5 million usd wagered (possibly over 2 million with bitcoin value being higher in the past) 1008495;1423152849;fluffypony;the_scourge: yes 1008496;1423152887;the_scourge;fluffypony: i'm intruiged by his ideas and would like to subscribe to his newsletter 1008497;1423152887;Rippleflip_;been operating with the same engine for over 1.5 years 1008498;1423152888;mircea_popescu;https://github.com/apoelstra << lol at kanzure 1008499;1423152889;assbot;apoelstra (Andrew Poelstra) · GitHub ... ( http://bit.ly/1D27Z3u ) 1008500;1423152901;mircea_popescu;srsly, "Textual enumeration of incentives related to Bitcoin software." ?! 1008501;1423152907;fluffypony;the_scourge: he doesn't have a newsletter 1008502;1423152913;the_scourge;:( 1008503;1423152944;mircea_popescu;;;later tell kanzure saw your enumeration incentives thing. lolz were had. 1008504;1423152944;gribble;The operation succeeded. 1008505;1423152947;the_scourge;fuck another canadian expat. we are fucking awesome 1008506;1423152970;mircea_popescu;Rippleflip_ you know, the only moral here is that spending 1.5 years outside of the wot essentially cost you 1250 btc 1008507;1423152984;mircea_popescu;or w/e chance at that you might have built over the 1.5 years in question. 1008508;1423152988;the_scourge;mircea_popescu: is that incentives whitepaper actualy kanzure ? 1008509;1423152989;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: http://log.bitcoin-assets.com//?date=11-12-2014#951402 1008510;1423153001;mircea_popescu;the_scourge i would imagine so, and if not i'll soon find out. 1008511;1423153022;mircea_popescu;!up Rippleflip_ 1008512;1423153027;Rippleflip_;thanks 1008513;1423153049;Rippleflip_;mircea_popescu: we will of course use escrow with the buyer 1008514;1423153058;Rippleflip_;so i do not see it essential to being in the WoT 1008515;1423153067;mircea_popescu;heh mkay. 1008516;1423153090;Rippleflip_;#bitcoin-otc laughed at the pricing of 1,250. is it really too much? 1008517;1423153093;mircea_popescu;fluffypony got a link to the actual github in question ? 1008518;1423153095;fluffypony;mircea_popescu: I already told him that when he joined -otc nearly two hours ago 1008519;1423153095;fluffypony;http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=wxtZcttv 1008520;1423153096;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1D28tq5 ) 1008521;1423153113;Rippleflip_;fluffypony: told me what? 1008522;1423153121;*;the_scourge is reading whitepapers but would like to pause and say that maybe alf is right, intelligence and creativity are orthoganal to complexity 1008523;1423153122;mircea_popescu;Rippleflip_ to put it plainly : someone who does not see being in wot as esential can not possible have yet done anything whatsoever worth any amount at all, in crypto. 1008524;1423153130;Rippleflip_;mircea_popescu: i do have wot... 1008525;1423153143;mircea_popescu;!gettrust Rippleflip_ 1008526;1423153143;assbot;Rippleflip_ is not registered in WoT. 1008527;1423153154;Rippleflip_;look without _ 1008528;1423153162;fluffypony;!gettrust Rippleflip 1008529;1423153162;assbot;Rippleflip is not registered in WoT. 1008530;1423153166;fluffypony;guess not 1008531;1423153169;thestringpuller;LOL 1008532;1423153171;Rippleflip;try DaleC 1008533;1423153172;Rippleflip;... 1008534;1423153178;thestringpuller;!gettrust DaleC 1008535;1423153178;assbot;Trust relationship from user thestringpuller to user DaleC: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 0 via 0 connections. | http://w.b-a.link/trust/thestringpuller/DaleC | http://w.b-a.link/user/DaleC 1008536;1423153201;thestringpuller;!gettrust assbot DaleC 1008537;1423153202;assbot;Trust relationship from user assbot to user DaleC: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 0 via 0 connections. | http://w.b-a.link/trust/assbot/DaleC | http://w.b-a.link/user/DaleC 1008538;1423153224;fluffypony;!gettrust DaleC 1008539;1423153225;assbot;Trust relationship from user fluffypony to user DaleC: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 0 via 0 connections. | http://w.b-a.link/trust/fluffypony/DaleC | http://w.b-a.link/user/DaleC 1008540;1423153226;mircea_popescu;;;google Tim Swanson site:trilema.com 1008541;1423153227;gribble;No, you don't have something to say on the topic. pe Trilema - Un ...: ; The thorny problem of violence, or the miracle of the talking ass. pe ...: ; The witch hunt pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu.: (1 more message) 1008542;1423153231;fluffypony;sorry Daley 1008543;1423153258;mircea_popescu;Rippleflip tom swanson famously argued the same stuff, from perhaps a better position than you'll find yourself in. 1008544;1423153286;mircea_popescu;actually was it tim. yeah it was tim. 1008545;1423153290;Rippleflip;alright 1008546;1423153302;Rippleflip;anyway, over 1 year in wot already :) 1008547;1423153308;mircea_popescu;so now : take that website, give it away or whatever, go to read the logs for the next year or so. 1008548;1423153319;mircea_popescu;after which, come back, do something useful with your time, that'll actually be worth money. 1008549;1423153327;Rippleflip;thanks for your advice. 1008550;1423153331;mircea_popescu;cheerios. 1008551;1423153336;thestringpuller;he didn't even charge you Rippleflip 1008552;1423153341;thestringpuller;What a nice guy! 1008553;1423153384;the_scourge;would this be a good time to talk about how the mud pie fallacy is VERY apropos :) 1008554;1423153399;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 106086 @ 0.0003924 = 41.6281 BTC [+] 1008555;1423153409;the_scourge;i actually wish there was a marxist around to make it. at this very instant. < speaking of making things insanely complex 1008556;1423153428;fluffypony;lol the_scourge 1008557;1423153467;mircea_popescu;the_scourge myeah. http://trilema.com/2009/capitalism-si-naivitate/ << romanians have the same problem, if it helps anything. 1008558;1423153467;assbot;Capitalism si naivitate. pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. ... ( http://bit.ly/1D29nDf ) 1008559;1423153475;mircea_popescu;in any case it indicates it's a fallacy older than feudalism. 1008560;1423153516;the_scourge;well it's true. my dad was smart enough to say shit like 'it doesn't matter how hard your working if the thing you're working on is useless', and yet today the highest academics actually think that this universal gnon rule can be broken because they invented more complexity? 1008561;1423153542;the_scourge;mircea_popescu: will google translate do that justice? 1008562;1423153575;mircea_popescu;it is more a function of people being removed from the means of production than anything. no living thing will ever accept its pointlessness. as such, cargo cults and mud pies everywhere. 1008563;1423153590;mircea_popescu;the_scourge from experience, not even human translation by billingual hands do my prose justice. 1008564;1423153606;mircea_popescu;i mostly link it to torture people. 1008565;1423153700;the_scourge;mircea_popescu: mission accomplished. i'm going back to reading that whitepaper 1008566;1423153727;mircea_popescu;fluffypony srsly, got a link to the whitepaper's github ? guy's tree's gnarly. 1008567;1423153857;fluffypony;mircea_popescu: I've pinged him to ask where it is 1008568;1423153881;mircea_popescu;a ty 1008569;1423153987;mircea_popescu;!gettrust assbot BigBitz 1008570;1423153988;assbot;Trust relationship from user assbot to user BigBitz: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 3 via 3 connections. | http://w.b-a.link/trust/assbot/BigBitz | http://w.b-a.link/user/BigBitz 1008571;1423153993;mircea_popescu;!up BigBitz 1008572;1423153997;mircea_popescu;you know how to voice ? 1008573;1423154168;BigBitz;Yeah. 1008574;1423154180;BigBitz;I just don't have my key on this terminal. 1008575;1423154184;BigBitz;I am authed with gribble :) 1008576;1423154190;BigBitz;;;ident 1008577;1423154190;gribble;Nick 'BigBitz', with hostmask 'BigBitz!~BigBitz@unaffiliated/bigbitz', is identified as user 'BigBitz', with GPG key id AB6B34E4289B7F96, key fingerprint E6D96C3A035A057AD9DD8A9DAB6B34E4289B7F96, and bitcoin address 1BigBitzyouKT2eVYvHbRUNMkCp9bvAvSu 1008578;1423154241;mircea_popescu;kk jus checking. 1008579;1423154245;BigBitz;:) 1008580;1423154729;fluffypony;mircea_popescu: it's at git://git.wpsoftware.net/bitcoin/alt-essay.git 1008581;1423154753;fluffypony;so no pretty github interface, but git works fine 1008582;1423154808;mircea_popescu;ty 1008583;1423154832;mircea_popescu;curl: (1) Protocol git not supported or disabled in libcurl 1008584;1423154834;mircea_popescu;blergh 1008585;1423154862;mircea_popescu;a kind soul with git installed pls dpaste that shit sometime ty. 1008586;1423155082;the_scourge;mircea_popescu: nix-env -i git-all 1008587;1423155087;the_scourge;"Finally, it should be mentioned that developer-signed blocks are known in the PoS community as 1008588;1423155090;the_scourge;checkpoints. This is a very misleading name because it is already used to describe an anti-denial-of- 1008589;1423155093;the_scourge;service measure of Bitcoin’s peer-to-peer network; Bitcoin’s checkpoints have nothing whatsoever 1008590;1423155096;the_scourge;to do with consensus." 1008591;1423155192;the_scourge;erg sorry for multi line but this does not explain why peercoin's checkpoints won't work. we should call them something else if the word is causing a problem in discussing it 1008592;1423155313;fluffypony;the_scourge: because with Bitcoin checkpoints are optional, and won't be needed eventually. with PeerCoin they will always be needed (for pure PoS). 1008593;1423155325;fluffypony;otherwise they're open to stake-grinding attacks the minute they take them away 1008594;1423155358;fluffypony;whereas with Bitcoin if you remove the checkpoints nobody has enough hashing power to be able to rewrite history back several thousand blocks 1008595;1423155367;fluffypony;or wherever the last checkpoint was 1008596;1423155410;mircea_popescu;in other words : in bitcoin checkpoints exist mostly because the protocol is strong, and the power rangers are trying to leech strength to prop their own shitty code. 1008597;1423155421;mircea_popescu;in ppcoin they exist because the protocol is very weak, even weaker than the code, 1008598;1423155432;mircea_popescu;and the local power rangers are trying to prop both by fiat. 1008599;1423155437;mircea_popescu;(ie, their own trust) 1008600;1423155755;the_scourge;at some point, the checkpoints in ppcoin won't be needed 1008601;1423155767;punkman;when it's dead? 1008602;1423155796;the_scourge;'cause the coin-days of legitimate holders will far exceed whatever a grinder could possibly come up with 1008603;1423155862;the_scourge;i don't see very much difference between that and PoW blockchains which have vulnerabilities early on, and can't be truly invulnerable until legitimate mining is consuming 51% of the earth's electricity 1008604;1423155879;the_scourge;until that point, it's still just probability 1008605;1423155975;mircea_popescu;you're committing the shaman mistake. that is to say, the mistake to believe categories in your mind have objective substance. 1008606;1423155976;the_scourge;ppcoin is more of an agorist/WoT effort to get past that post. more activity, more coin-days, more legitimate: less chance of a grinding attack. until that point, you're hoping that the highly improbable does't happen. how is that different? 1008607;1423155981;mircea_popescu;there's no such thing as a "legitimate holder" 1008608;1423156008;the_scourge;WoT is proof that there is 'legitimate holder', n'est pas? 1008609;1423156010;mircea_popescu;it's a post hoc determination, and for this reason can not be used in any phenomena discussion. 1008610;1423156029;scoopbot;New post on Trilema by Mircea Popescu: http://trilema.com/2015/im-not-sure-i-can-truly-convey-the-lulz/ 1008611;1423156189;mircea_popescu;the difference from the wot is actually quite instructive. in the wot, one is at the liberty to consider history, but in no sense required to do so. in your model, one automatically is held to consider history. it's true that they both to some degree rely on the continuation fallacy, 1008612;1423156206;mircea_popescu;however once that's automatic everything changes. which is why the wot can not be automated. 1008613;1423156337;the_scourge;automated can mean 2 things: 1. reduce the roteness, man the hard things easy 2. skynet 1008614;1423156349;the_scourge;*make 1008615;1423156420;the_scourge;and considering i'm a NRx'er, i'm pretty sure i'm for the former and against the latter 1008616;1423156440;the_scourge;*an NRx'er 1008617;1423156492;mircea_popescu;i dunno what most of these are. 1008618;1423156533;the_scourge;NRx is just shorthand for neoreaction 1008619;1423156585;mircea_popescu;like shorthand for "yarvin's readership" ? 1008620;1423156598;the_scourge;but basically, post-libertarianism. therefore bitcoin is designed with the wrong assumptions about society. it's designed by progressives. every person in the world born after 1805 is a progressive, more or less 1008621;1423156630;mircea_popescu;... 1008622;1423156638;the_scourge;i think it's a misconception that yarvin started NRx or even is/was a leader in any way. he's a good writer. he is NRx, yes 1008623;1423156643;mircea_popescu;can youstick to one nonsequitur per paragraph, instead of one per sentence. 1008624;1423156652;mircea_popescu;nobody can chase an explosion of rabbits. 1008625;1423156689;the_scourge;please point them out, i'll not say a word in the meantime 1008626;1423156782;mircea_popescu;so let's leave aside the "therefore" bitcoin this and that, as i dun have the energy. instead, re "nrx" : i have little doubt that there are some kids in the us that thought the one repackaging of stuff they ran across is somehow more significant than all the repackagings they don't know, and definitely more significant than the originals. and that they need a name and so on. this exercise in nominalism does not instit 1008627;1423156782;mircea_popescu;ute them as important, contrary to the tenets of the us religion of marketing. 1008628;1423156806;mircea_popescu;so i'm not too inclined to see any of these lables as anything more than "ignorant kids from the us web". be it "nrx" or "neoreaction" or etc. 1008629;1423156822;mircea_popescu;now, that make any sense ? 1008630;1423156882;the_scourge;yes 1008631;1423156901;mircea_popescu;ok. this much given, it can never be denied that the repackager of any one is, for all purposes, the 'leader'. 1008632;1423156935;mircea_popescu;the entire thing having no further substance past repackaging, obviously the coca cola company is the coca cola thing, and yarvin is the "nrx" thing. 1008633;1423156939;mircea_popescu;that much make sense ? 1008634;1423157013;the_scourge;uh, about my first yes, i should have said i understood where you're coming from, but i'm not sure you're observations are at all correct. on the second yes, you're very much wrong 1008635;1423157029;the_scourge;*second ... checkpoint :) 1008636;1423157036;mircea_popescu;so then on the 2nd, "no, you're very much wrong" 1008637;1423157038;fluffypony;GPG guy: http://www.propublica.org/article/the-worlds-email-encryption-software-relies-on-one-guy-who-is-going-broke 1008638;1423157040;assbot;The World’s Email Encryption Software Relies on One Guy, Who is Going Broke - ProPublica ... ( http://bit.ly/1Cybgc4 ) 1008639;1423157054;mircea_popescu;fluffypony reheheheally. 1008640;1423157073;fluffypony;thought it might be slightly relevant 1008641;1423157076;mircea_popescu;fuck him, after gpg2 i'm happy to hear. 1008642;1423157174;fluffypony;omfg wikipedia is down 1008643;1423157174;the_scourge;fluffypony: it is relevant. this is another sign that society will colapse and i and many others were TOTALLY misguided on many thing in the last days of the empire 1008644;1423157180;fluffypony;err'one panci 1008645;1423157182;fluffypony;*panic 1008646;1423157206;the_scourge;well who didn't pay them 1008647;1423157219;fluffypony;the_scourge: I think we're going to end up like the people in Wall-E 1008648;1423157224;*;the_scourge raises hand < don't call me a prick, no one else did 1008649;1423157240;fluffypony;http://blogs.elpais.com/.a/6a00d8341bfb1653ef017d4158076b970c-pi 1008650;1423157242;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1DJuuZo ) 1008651;1423157243;the_scourge;fluffypony: never seen it, would idiocracy be a similar example? 1008652;1423157278;the_scourge;la wik is up again 1008653;1423157280;fluffypony;oh my 1008654;1423157287;fluffypony;let me see if there's a snippet 1008655;1423157312;fluffypony;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5kngspqvHa0 1008656;1423157313;assbot;Wall-E Fat People - YouTube ... ( http://bit.ly/1DJuKHX ) 1008657;1423157320;mircea_popescu;http://www.imsdb.com/scripts/Wall-E.html this / 1008658;1423157322;assbot;Wall-E Script at IMSDb. ... ( http://bit.ly/1DJuMiM ) 1008659;1423157325;fluffypony;or this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vy0DDuf8fYw 1008660;1423157326;assbot;Wall-E ... Social Media funny fat people - YouTube ... ( http://bit.ly/1DJuMPW ) 1008661;1423157332;mircea_popescu;Warning: mysql_select_db() expects parameter 2 to be resource, boolean given in /home/imsdb/public_html/dbscon.php on line 5 << ahaha epic 1008662;1423157352;*;the_scourge fires up tribler, i think mrs scourge would enjoy that one! 1008663;1423157659;punkman;yarvin is the "nrx" thing. <- if not yarvin, who? 1008664;1423157726;the_scourge;there are hundreds of writers. probably thousands like myself who haven't got a public profile. 1008665;1423157734;the_scourge;do you want me to start rattling off urls? 1008666;1423157740;mircea_popescu;by all means. 1008667;1423157759;punkman;there is the LessWrong crowd, and the guy that left to make MoreRight 1008668;1423157761;mircea_popescu;last time intel got the job to diagnose this (after princessnell brought it up) it turned out there's maybe a few dozen blogs, all dead. 1008669;1423157781;punkman;but yarvin pretty much came up with the term "neoreactionary" 1008670;1423157850;punkman;I'm sure there's a whole bunch of "writers" that saw "NRx" and thought "hey, Rx is the good stuff right" 1008671;1423157853;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 121189 @ 0.00039296 = 47.6224 BTC [+] {2} 1008672;1423157859;mircea_popescu;lmai 1008673;1423157909;mircea_popescu;actually it wouldn't surpriose me to find that's the process through which it was invented. all like nlp and shit, yarvin sat down and figured hey, this is going to positively attract the esl retards. 1008674;1423157915;mircea_popescu;(where esl = english as a sole language) 1008675;1423157963;*;fluffypony twitches every time he sees "nlp" 1008676;1423157980;punkman;hey nlp is natural language processing, good stuff 1008677;1423157985;fluffypony;hah hah 1008678;1423157995;mircea_popescu;nlp is like, "the law of attaction", before it was dumbed down for daytime tv. 1008679;1423158017;mircea_popescu;nlp/tloa 1008680;1423158050;the_scourge;nick land, freenortherner, dalrock, sunshinemary, socialmatter.net darwinianreactionary.wordpress.com, anarchopapist, anomalyUK, cappy (captain capitalism) < all these have posts within the last week or less 1008681;1423158062;mircea_popescu;there's something to be said for a society so dumb, even the scams have to be dumbed down lower and lower each generation. 1008682;1423158080;punkman;the_scourge: well now it's "cool" to write about it 1008683;1423158082;mircea_popescu;and the something that's to be said is : hory shit that puts isis, china and everyone else in a bad light 1008684;1423158118;the_scourge;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harald_Eia 1008685;1423158119;assbot;Harald Eia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia ... ( http://bit.ly/1Cydubr ) 1008686;1423158160;mircea_popescu;whoa that guy looks sXe 1008687;1423158186;pete_dushenski;heya the_scourge did you ever read http://www.contravex.com/2015/01/17/spending-all-your-time-figuring-out-what-kind-of-ism-you-and-your-friends-believe-in-so-that-you-can-call-each-other-whatever-ists-is-no-way-to-improve-the-world/ ? 1008688;1423158188;assbot;Spending all your time figuring out what kind of “-ism” you and your friends believe in so that you can call each other “whatever-ists” is no way to improve the world. | Contravex: A blog by Pete Dushenski ... ( http://bit.ly/1CydE2w ) 1008689;1423158219;pete_dushenski;some of your fellow nx'ers picked up on an article of mine 1008690;1423158226;pete_dushenski;nick land kicked it off 1008691;1423158259;mircea_popescu;pete_dushenski the proposition that kids should (or want to) "improve the world" is untenable. 1008692;1423158271;mircea_popescu;they are busy with much more suited tasks : picking a group and figuring the hierarchy. 1008693;1423158275;the_scourge;pete_dushenski: are you contravex.com ? 1008694;1423158277;mike_c;but that title :D awesome. 1008695;1423158286;mircea_popescu;mike_c that it is :D 1008696;1423158303;pete_dushenski;mircea_popescu: lol i guess so 1008697;1423158306;punkman;maybe "improve your world" 1008698;1423158321;mircea_popescu;but it IS a perfectly valid if not the only available means for them to improve hteir world. 1008699;1423158321;pete_dushenski;but from the perspective of reality-divorced idealists... 1008700;1423158334;mircea_popescu;a while back they could also improve it by handing out at elbow of papa while papa worked 1008701;1423158337;mircea_popescu;but now that's illegal. 1008702;1423158341;pete_dushenski;the_scourge: mhm tis i 1008703;1423158375;mircea_popescu;pete_dushenski anyway, it's actually been in the logs. 1008704;1423158376;the_scourge;pete_dushenski: well poseidon isn't wrong you are reactionary 1008705;1423158379;mircea_popescu;!s nrx 1008706;1423158380;assbot;10 results for 'nrx' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=nrx 1008707;1423158380;pete_dushenski;mike_c: ha ya i went for an mp-esque long one there 1008708;1423158387;mircea_popescu;!s neoreaction 1008709;1423158387;assbot;9 results for 'neoreaction' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=neoreaction 1008710;1423158391;mircea_popescu;hm wtf. 1008711;1423158427;punkman;!s moldbug 1008712;1423158428;assbot;103 results for 'moldbug' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=moldbug 1008713;1423158442;mircea_popescu;ah there we go, it's right, i forgot it indexes after a delay. 1008714;1423158444;mircea_popescu;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=05-05-2014#660125 1008715;1423158444;assbot;Logged on 05-05-2014 01:39:07; mircea_popescu: i also picked up "nrx" today 1008716;1423158585;the_scourge;i agree with everyone's sentiment regarding hipsters trying to figure out what ism they are. as someone who's had to earn all his priviledge, i went to uni with such people but cannot relate to them much. however didn't we just tell mr BigBitz and partner that it doesn't matter how hard you work, if you're working on the wrong thing? 1008717;1423158586;mircea_popescu;pete_dushenski http://www.contravex.com/2015/01/17/spending-all-your-time-figuring-out-what-kind-of-ism-you-and-your-friends-believe-in-so-that-you-can-call-each-other-whatever-ists-is-no-way-to-improve-the-world/#comment-8560 << alrenous guy seems pretty cogent. 1008718;1423158587;assbot;Spending all your time figuring out what kind of “-ism” you and your friends believe in so that you can call each other “whatever-ists” is no way to improve the world. | Contravex: A blog by Pete Dushenski ... ( http://bit.ly/1Cyeqwx ) 1008719;1423158618;mircea_popescu;the_scourge so how do these two come together in your reasoning there ? 1008720;1423158655;mircea_popescu;!up BigBitz 1008721;1423158663;the_scourge;right, so we know that working on a stupid protocol or technology is just wasting time. what about working within a social framework which is even more broken? 1008722;1423158665;BigBitz;You told me, what? 1008723;1423158694;BigBitz;the_scourge ... ? 1008724;1423158696;mircea_popescu;the_scourge but you see the difference between working on and working within ? 1008725;1423158709;the_scourge;BigBitz: sorry, was it your friend Rippleflip who was the proprietor of those sites 1008726;1423158710;mircea_popescu;like, working on a mud pie is stupid, working in a badly designed house may or may not be stupid ? 1008727;1423158712;the_scourge;? 1008728;1423158714;BigBitz;my friend, lol. 1008729;1423158715;BigBitz;No. 1008730;1423158726;BigBitz;I have no idea who he is. I banned him from -otc originally. 1008731;1423158743;BigBitz;don't associate me with him ;) 1008732;1423158760;the_scourge;oh! ... i joined today at the point where you said "opportunity of a lifetime" < perhaps slightly /sarc ? :) 1008733;1423158768;BigBitz;massively. 1008734;1423158768;the_scourge;BigBitz: i won't, sorry! 1008735;1423158800;the_scourge;mircea_popescu: i can see the difference 1008736;1423158819;mircea_popescu;;;later tell pete_dushenski if you got the guy's email by virtue of him commenting, and you don't mind, drop him a note saying i loathe blogspot, but if he has time drop by for a chat. 1008737;1423158820;gribble;The operation succeeded. 1008738;1423158845;the_scourge;i think "badly designed" might be giving too much credence 1008739;1423158870;mircea_popescu;the_scourge the standing advice for all usians has been "get the fuck out of the us" for at least a year. 1008740;1423158888;mircea_popescu;some people listen, most don't, which hey. sounds almost like irl. 1008741;1423158893;scoopbot;New post on Trilema by Mircea Popescu: http://trilema.com/2015/mpif-fmpif-january-2015-statement/ 1008742;1423158976;mircea_popescu;the jews found themselves in a similar situation all through the 30s. 1008743;1423158992;mircea_popescu;(and in this perspective, the holocaust is proper and well deserved fucking punishment. next time - listen better.) 1008744;1423159017;the_scourge;mircea_popescu: good advice but as a non-USian who has spent 90% of his life outside the US and 100% of his adult life outside of N/A, and has lived in non-western places as well, i think there could be something said for living for a short while in california or new england 1008745;1423159035;mircea_popescu;yeah, but in the 90s. 1008746;1423159039;mircea_popescu;mebbe 00s. 1008747;1423159059;the_scourge;why? the cracks weren't as obvious then 1008748;1423159076;the_scourge;i lived in socal in mid-90s. i could see them, but they were not obvious 1008749;1423159088;the_scourge;i think a teenager today would find them obvious. 1008750;1423159119;mircea_popescu;kinda the proof that it's too late. 1008751;1423159139;the_scourge;too late to prepare? 1008752;1423159145;mircea_popescu;no, too late to bother visiting. 1008753;1423159165;the_scourge;why would you go other than to see the cracks and be warned? 1008754;1423159203;mircea_popescu;the only reason one'd ever go to either republic, would be to fuck college girls. 1008755;1423159207;pete_dushenski;mircea_popescu: definitely. i'm answering one of his comments right now, as it so happens 1008756;1423159274;punkman;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=05-02-2015#1008336 << this is now stuck at 124275 1008757;1423159274;assbot;Logged on 05-02-2015 15:41:29; punkman: running a node with this line removed: http://btc.yt/lxr/satoshi/source/src/main.cpp#0939 . works so far 1008758;1423159288;the_scourge;pete_dushenski: you seem to have read some of nick land 1008759;1423159312;pete_dushenski;the_scourge: a handful, sure 1008760;1423159334;pete_dushenski;i think i referenced another one of his articles in the comments section of that first one 1008761;1423159346;pete_dushenski;it wasn't half-bad 1008762;1423159355;pete_dushenski;some strong points, some weaker ones 1008763;1423159460;pete_dushenski;the_scourge: http://www.contravex.com/2015/01/17/spending-all-your-time-figuring-out-what-kind-of-ism-you-and-your-friends-believe-in-so-that-you-can-call-each-other-whatever-ists-is-no-way-to-improve-the-world/#comment-8576 1008764;1423159462;assbot;Spending all your time figuring out what kind of “-ism” you and your friends believe in so that you can call each other “whatever-ists” is no way to improve the world. | Contravex: A blog by Pete Dushenski ... ( http://bit.ly/1Cyhbhe ) 1008765;1423159463;the_scourge;lol but you quote moldbug as nick land! 1008766;1423159473;the_scourge;pete_dushenski: ^ fix that quick! 1008767;1423159515;pete_dushenski;the_scourge: lol read more closely 1008768;1423159525;pete_dushenski;i said that it was nick's article 1008769;1423159540;pete_dushenski;on his blog, not that he was the author of the points 1008770;1423159559;pete_dushenski;nick calls it "his manifesto" 1008771;1423159560;the_scourge;ok fine 1008772;1423159564;the_scourge;what.... 1008773;1423159565;pete_dushenski;;) 1008774;1423159566;the_scourge;wut? 1008775;1423159568;the_scourge;really? 1008776;1423159612;pete_dushenski;"If there is a ‘we’ — this is what we believe." << 1008777;1423159624;pete_dushenski;if that's not a manifesto... 1008778;1423159639;mircea_popescu;it seems to me this entire "we" whatever it is, if it had any sense whatever, would show up here. 1008779;1423159658;mircea_popescu;it's unclear if we politically agree or not, but it is not yet in any sense clear we disagree to any degree, and more importantly, we have nuclear weapons. 1008780;1423159662;mircea_popescu;they do not. 1008781;1423159688;mircea_popescu;so in the sense western "intellectuals" migrated to russia in the 30s, they're stuck migrating here anyway. 1008782;1423159732;pete_dushenski;alrenous' invite: http://www.contravex.com/2015/01/31/on-pretending-googling-is-still-a-thing-that-works/#comment-9857 1008783;1423159733;assbot;On pretending “Googling” is still a thing that works any more than “USG” | Contravex: A blog by Pete Dushenski ... ( http://bit.ly/1Cyi3m8 ) 1008784;1423159748;the_scourge;oh yah he takes it as a manifesto. obviously my reaction would only be for those who are meticulously combing through UR, and haven't even bothered to have a gander at xenosystems yet 1008785;1423159801;mircea_popescu;"What is this? The first*, the biggest** and the best*** IRC community." kakobrekla you sly* dog** you*** :D 1008786;1423159808;pete_dushenski;mircea_popescu: this exactly. twas my comment about nrx not grokking economics, money, and the fundaments of power 1008787;1423159824;kakobrekla;mircea_popescu see footnotes :p 1008788;1423159827;mircea_popescu;night's still young 1008789;1423159832;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla o i have :) 1008790;1423159836;kakobrekla;a ok:) 1008791;1423159870;mircea_popescu;"Say what? http://log.bitcoin-assets.com" < can this be "Say what? http://log.bitcoin-assets.com << Read this. Now." 1008792;1423159872;assbot;#bitcoin-assets log ... ( http://bit.ly/1CyinRO ) 1008793;1423159968;the_scourge;the question is, have NRx found out that we actually live in a world where 'nuclear' weapons don't do anything? that's potentially one of the corellaries to the entire argument 1008794;1423160034;mircea_popescu;coro 1008795;1423160073;mircea_popescu;mod6: looks like 'i've only got 1: blk0001.dat, 985Mb <<< heh how about that, first 168k blocks fit in 1gb, the next 168k blocks fit in 35 gb. 1008796;1423160105;mircea_popescu;if the next 168k blocks fit in 1.25 tb we're so fucked... 1008797;1423160169;pete_dushenski;the_scourge: i've read more xeno that ur, it so happens 1008798;1423160185;pete_dushenski;the_scourge: and nuclear weapons most definitely do something 1008799;1423160185;mircea_popescu;ben_vulpes: chick's so drastically ugly tho... << pretty indicative of the tail to which us brass has access << kinda my supposition yeah. kinda sad if true. the competition to be him is at least 100k to 1. the competition to be her ? it's like superunitary, 0.x to 1. 1008800;1423160188;the_scourge;pete_dushenski: ah that explains my crossed wires 1008801;1423160210;mircea_popescu;pete_dushenski which is this xeno thing it seems familiar somehow 1008802;1423160220;pete_dushenski;we're essentially assembled here to make sure wmds do something productive 1008803;1423160275;mircea_popescu;BingoBoingo: Everyone who wanted qntra to have a category page << remove the
  • , separate them by ; instead ? 1008804;1423160276;pete_dushenski;mircea_popescu: nick land's blog. what first put me on to "nrx" as per http://www.xenosystems.net/quote-note-144/ 1008805;1423160279;assbot;Outside in - Involvements with reality » Blog Archive » Quote note (#144) ... ( http://bit.ly/1Cyjgd6 ) 1008806;1423160291;mircea_popescu;oh now i know whence i know him, he linked to me a few times. 1008807;1423160303;mircea_popescu;!s nick land 1008808;1423160303;assbot;4 results for 'nick land' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=nick+land 1008809;1423160332;pete_dushenski;not hugely surprising 1008810;1423160343;pete_dushenski;that he STILL hasn't showed up here... is 1008811;1423160365;mircea_popescu;Bitcoin address: 18YKtNeAy43kFVBzynHeusiaiiAa8pCZFP no less. 1008812;1423160370;pete_dushenski;how long do people have to admire from a distance before talking to the pretty girl ? 1008813;1423160394;pete_dushenski;particularly when the pretty girl is friendly and open to conversation like 20/24 hrs every day 1008814;1423160406;mircea_popescu;https://blockchain.info/address/18YKtNeAy43kFVBzynHeusiaiiAa8pCZFP << sole txn lol. 1008815;1423160408;assbot;Bitcoin Address 18YKtNeAy43kFVBzynHeusiaiiAa8pCZFP ... ( http://bit.ly/1CyjrFa ) 1008816;1423160409;pete_dushenski;on a digital forum where you don't even need to fuss about body language 1008817;1423160464;ben_vulpes; [] http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=05-02-2015#1008005 < did no such thing << my mistake, figured it out 1008818;1423160464;assbot;Logged on 05-02-2015 06:53:48; ben_vulpes: i know you don't like the guy, but nuking his record? 1008819;1423160471;the_scourge;pete_dushenski: because most don't quite understand the point. i kinda get the perceived problem (thanks to alf) but the solution, while cool, hasn't struck me as nuclear (yet) 1008820;1423160480;ben_vulpes;anyways, good morning 1008821;1423160496;mircea_popescu;pete_dushenski you were on twatter right ? 1008822;1423160505;pete_dushenski;mircea_popescu: yep 1008823;1423160515;pete_dushenski;ben_vulpes: morning! 1008824;1423160519;mircea_popescu;ask @Outsideness if he still has the priv key to that bitcoin addy ? 1008825;1423160552;pete_dushenski;the_scourge: it does take a significant amount of interest in investing, monetary history, politics, to grasp 1008826;1423160563;trinque;anybody know how to tell btcd to start from a previous block and re-generate the rest? 1008827;1423160590;mircea_popescu;glwt. 1008828;1423160601;trinque;that fuss about orphan blocks in btcd's log the other day was a jacked drive, killed 3 ldb files out of 15k 1008829;1423160644;mircea_popescu;danielpbarron :0:0: warning: "_FORTIFY_SOURCE" redefined << that doesn't sound so good. 1008830;1423160659;mircea_popescu;somehow running a duplicate along with the original or something ? 1008831;1423160659;the_scourge;pete_dushenski: yah, i thought i had a modicum of those things and while i totally grasp it, my age + intution is doing this thing saying: it would never pan out like that anyways" 1008832;1423160675;pete_dushenski;https://twitter.com/pete_dushenski/status/563402724666900480 1008833;1423160677;assbot;Hey /Outsideness, I'm curious: do you still have the private key for this address ? https://t.co/4euFxZqSW8 1008834;1423160684;danielpbarron;mircea_popescu, that's a compilation error 1008835;1423160723;pete_dushenski;the_scourge: huh funny thing that intuition sometimes 1008836;1423160736;pete_dushenski;mine told me the exact opposite 1008837;1423160739;mircea_popescu;the_scourge the nuclear part is explained here : http://log.bitcoin-assets.com//?date=21-01-2015#987147 1008838;1423160739;assbot;Logged on 21-01-2015 23:53:56; mircea_popescu: jurov for what it's worth, here's my experience with bitcoin remittances : i sent btc to otc correspondents, ordered wires sent out to the hk account of my local agent, who has paid me dollars, in cash, in argentina. the entire process took less than what it takes to get a letter of credit, and significantly less than what international trade normally settles in. 1008839;1423160764;danielpbarron;and it turns out there's an error before that one; currently trying to compile as root in case it's something i messed up with the cross compiler install 1008840;1423160771;mircea_popescu;ahak 1008841;1423160787;the_scourge;pete_dushenski: but i need to formulate my concerns. it's mostly to do with ... if you've succeeded in preserving a clean, elegant, un-pwnable bitcoind variant, then all the poser cyperpunks GTFO, leaving only a small minority of (VERY valuable BTC) who are then in a VERY phys-sec vulnerable position 1008842;1423160800;the_scourge;but i need to write this out in a better way ^ 1008843;1423160805;the_scourge;reading link 1008844;1423160844;pete_dushenski;the_scourge: ya the "phys-sec" thing is something i've heard about for years and years now 1008845;1423160875;pete_dushenski;to which bitcoin responds: 1) deniability, and 2) fuck you 1008846;1423160895;mircea_popescu;pete_dushenski yeah. me too. specifically : here. most recently, http://log.bitcoin-assets.com//?date=31-01-2015#999217 1008847;1423160895;assbot;Logged on 31-01-2015 01:25:17; mircea_popescu: so no, when i'm talking about hanging each and every us bureaucrat, through a war crimes court, within our lifetime i am not being in any sense and to any degree metaphorical. 1008848;1423160917;mircea_popescu;but more generally, http://trilema.com/2014/georg-ritter-von-flondor-and-what-his-unhappy-life-can-teach-us/ 1008849;1423160918;assbot;Georg Ritter von Flondor, and what his unhappy life can teach us pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. ... ( http://bit.ly/16vmosh ) 1008850;1423160924;pete_dushenski;did the kings and aristocrats that nrx'ers so rose-tintedly adore stay under their sheets all day ? 1008851;1423160945;mircea_popescu;mno. 1008852;1423160965;pete_dushenski;right 1008853;1423160976;mircea_popescu;anyway : the only people in a very untenable phys-sec position are the various bureaucrats, us or otherwise. 1008854;1423160978;pete_dushenski;so why would we, their heirs ? 1008855;1423160978;mircea_popescu;we'll be fine. 1008856;1423161009;pete_dushenski;the_scourge: it's worth noting that most people "in bitcoin" tremble in fear a lot 1008857;1423161018;the_scourge;reading 1008858;1423161020;pete_dushenski;mostly because that's what they've always done 1008859;1423161057;the_scourge;woah deja vue 1008860;1423161065;pete_dushenski;this is where we flip the table and say, "now hold on just a minute. if we have the power, and we do, who should be scared of who now?" 1008861;1423161071;the_scourge;i remember seeing that war crimes comment a LONG time ago 1008862;1423161088;the_scourge;and i'm pretty sure i came in here to ask about it... 1008863;1423161122;pete_dushenski;hang out here long enough and your fears about phys-sec (and most other things) slowly dissipate 1008864;1423161137;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform: 'the new state-of-the-art destroyer << is this the story that late bogart film was based on ? "mutiny on the bounty" i think it was called. 1008865;1423161146;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 1700 @ 0.00096968 = 1.6485 BTC [+] {6} 1008866;1423161156;mircea_popescu;the_scourge if you did log probably has the line somewhere. 1008867;1423161217;the_scourge;pete_dushenski: what... how are we the heirs??? 1008868;1423161236;mircea_popescu;jews don't understand this heritage concept like normal people. 1008869;1423161268;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 52100 @ 0.00039193 = 20.4196 BTC [-] 1008870;1423161345;pete_dushenski;the_scourge: i suppose this is another admonition not to use "we" 1008871;1423161385;the_scourge;ok hang on. are you REALLY saying that greed is more powerful and delusion (or religion)? because if you want to buy hitmen or hold the entire world ransom to a dirty bomb or nuclear warheads, you're going to 1. have to find really fucking greedy nuclear engineers and/or suicide bombers and/or military guys 1008872;1423161402;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform: when you plug a lamp into a mains socket, is that also a 'streaming query' ? << win :D 1008873;1423161404;the_scourge;*that delusion or religion 1008874;1423161411;pete_dushenski;mircea_popescu: lol so it would seem 1008875;1423161424;mircea_popescu;the_scourge you don't understand how the world works :) 1008876;1423161452;the_scourge;mircea_popescu: have you ever seen someone explode themselves to influence the course of history? i have, in person 1008877;1423161458;the_scourge;it wasn't for bitcoin or fiat 1008878;1423161477;mircea_popescu;this is not what's being discussed. you proceed from the naive locus where the bureaucrat somehow= the entire world. 1008879;1423161479;the_scourge;an btw the progressive delusion is FAR more powerful that the allah delusion, it's more craft and more sublte 1008880;1423161481;mircea_popescu;nothing can be further from the truth. 1008881;1423161489;mircea_popescu;the only subhuman profession is bureaucracy. 1008882;1423161503;mircea_popescu;there's no need to hold anyone hostage to enact a public gutting of government servants. 1008883;1423161508;mircea_popescu;it's their natural fate. 1008884;1423161517;the_scourge;dude i am arguing the exact opposite. the beueaucrat has NOT power whatsoever. that is the entire point 1008885;1423161523;pete_dushenski;the_scourge: i'd say allah's been around longer so... lindy effect 1008886;1423161525;mircea_popescu;cool. so they're getting it. 1008887;1423161559;mircea_popescu; anyway : the only people in a very untenable phys-sec position are the various bureaucrats, us or otherwise. << 1008888;1423161573;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26750 @ 0.00039193 = 10.4841 BTC [-] 1008889;1423161595;the_scourge;right, but the religionists might defend them (or their right to a trial) to the death 1008890;1423161598;mircea_popescu;see also the always popular 1008891;1423161602;mircea_popescu;!s we know where you live 1008892;1423161603;assbot;4 results for 'we know where you live' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=we+know+where+you+live 1008893;1423161615;mircea_popescu;sure sure, or else jesus might visit. 1008894;1423161622;the_scourge;wtf 1008895;1423161628;pete_dushenski;...assuming "progressives" are in the french revolutionary vein 1008896;1423161630;the_scourge;i don't understand waht that has to do with it 1008897;1423161648;the_scourge;pete_dushenski: they all are 1008898;1423161657;mircea_popescu;lolz. 1008899;1423161658;the_scourge;it's homogenous, this is provable 1008900;1423161665;mircea_popescu;i guess then it will get proven. 1008901;1423161686;mircea_popescu;anyway, tell gavin i'm off to eat. 1008902;1423161704;pete_dushenski;the_scourge: all = modern only. rousseau didn't invent socialism 1008903;1423161708;the_scourge;mircea_popescu: sure, i'll pick it up later, remember your question 1008904;1423161729;the_scourge;all = the ones we have to worry about 1008905;1423161748;pete_dushenski;perhaps, but not the only ones to learn from 1008906;1423161774;pete_dushenski;and it's not clear to me that religionists are going to risk their necks for paper-pushers 1008907;1423161784;the_scourge;wait, are you suggesting that socialism isn't part of The Cathedral? 1008908;1423161805;pete_dushenski;tc being... ? 1008909;1423161809;the_scourge;pete_dushenski: by religionists, i mean atheists 1008910;1423161833;pete_dushenski;meh "atheists" are just as religious as the next 1008911;1423161845;pete_dushenski;their alter is scientism 1008912;1423161857;the_scourge;no, we need to end this conv. 1008913;1423161879;the_scourge;because that's not what i mean at all. 1008914;1423161885;the_scourge;er.. not end, just pause for a sec 1008915;1423161923;pete_dushenski;no rush 1008916;1423161935;the_scourge;pete_dushenski: if you read how dawkins got pwned, then you'll understand what i mean by religionists 1008917;1423161959;pete_dushenski;dawkins got pwned ? 1008918;1423161969;*;pete_dushenski is ignorant of this 1008919;1423162001;the_scourge;actually to be honest you really need to the gentle introduction and take the red pill, do the original sources on the revolutionary war, then read the dawkins stuff, then 'open letter' 1008920;1423162019;the_scourge;http://unqualified-reservations.blogspot.co.uk/2007/09/how-dawkins-got-pwned-part-1.html 1008921;1423162020;assbot;Unqualified Reservations: How Dawkins got pwned (part 1) ... ( http://bit.ly/1CymDRd ) 1008922;1423162110;chetty;so what ya'll think about the 'journalist' caught in the big lie? will it help people 'get it' about the news? 1008923;1423162149;the_scourge;chetty: are you talking about CHris Kyle? ... i guess he is a 'journalist' lol 1008924;1423162152;the_scourge;*was 1008925;1423162171;pete_dushenski;The God delusion is a parasitic meme because, being alien to reason, it does not serve the interests of the host. << utter nonsense 1008926;1423162194;the_scourge;pete_dushenski: explain? 1008927;1423162209;pete_dushenski;that's quite specifically what religion is for: coping, thus survival 1008928;1423162249;the_scourge;pete_dushenski: you've obviously not aquainted yourself with NRx at all. if you chose to read a little and open your mind, it will hurt for several days 1008929;1423162290;the_scourge;but yes, we have all been taught our whole lives that religion is for coping, atheists worship 'science', etc etc 1008930;1423162319;the_scourge;trust me, those assertions seem like total nonsense to me now, even though i fully believed them as recently as 3 weeks ago 1008931;1423162351;*;the_scourge was a total progressive. a libertarian, tory, ancap progressive 1008932;1423162369;the_scourge;pete_dushenski: are you american? 1008933;1423162370;pete_dushenski;whatever is was, it got you here right? 1008934;1423162402;pete_dushenski;the_scourge: i'm in edmonton. and iirc you're in canada too 1008935;1423162403;mike_c; <+the_scourge> trust me, those assertions seem like total nonsense to me now, even though i fully believed them as recently as 3 weeks ago << imagine what you'll whole heartedly believe a month from now! 1008936;1423162487;the_scourge;mike_c: i'm starting to think that i've taken a pill which ran an end-run around #b-a ... not sure yet 1008937;1423162530;the_scourge;pete_dushenski: oh yah cool BC is my stomping grounds but i worked in eddyville for a few summers 1008938;1423162567;pete_dushenski;the summer's the time to be here :) 1008939;1423162584;chetty; chetty: are you talking about CHris Kyle? ... i guess he is a 'journalist' lol// no Brian Williams 1008940;1423162744;trinque;+the_scourge | mike_c: i'm starting to think that i've taken a pill which ran an end-run around #b-a ... not sure yet << I came for the bitcoin, stayed for the mindfuck 1008941;1423162797;chetty; +the_scourge | mike_c: i'm starting to think that i've taken a pill which ran an end-run around #b-a ... not sure yet << I came for the bitcoin, stayed for the mindfuck// aren't they the same thing? 1008942;1423162811;the_scourge;trinque: ok, having experienced both, i'm pretty sure old moldbug is a much better mindfuck 1008943;1423162940;punkman;contemplation takes time 1008944;1423162953;punkman;pill taking not encouraged 1008945;1423162965;the_scourge;i agree the perspective here is refreshing and contrarian 1008946;1423162974;the_scourge;but it only goes halfway 1008947;1423163007;pete_dushenski;kinda soon to make that call neh? 1008948;1423163045;ben_vulpes;hey so why did the hipster burn himself on his coffee? 1008949;1423163066;lobbes;he drank it before it was cool 1008950;1423163073;trinque;heyooo 1008951;1423163076;mircea_popescu;anyway, where were we. 1008952;1423163077;ben_vulpes;ka-zing 1008953;1423163094;pete_dushenski;mircea_popescu: we were halfway... 1008954;1423163126;the_scourge;pete_dushenski: probably, yes. i do like to hear things out. but i wish it was more prosaic in this case! 1008955;1423163176;pete_dushenski;ah but then you'd miss out on the mosaic! 1008956;1423163210;the_scourge;obviously not everyone in the world enjoys prose, otherwise everyone in the world would agree with modlbug that atheists worship equality, not science 1008957;1423163237;mircea_popescu;the_scourge: wait, are you suggesting that socialism isn't part of The Cathedral? << a) "the cathedral" is about as solid a concept as moldbug's new os. 1008958;1423163238;*;the_scourge does not want mosaics, he wants answers. diversity is for suckers 1008959;1423163244;mircea_popescu;b) not really worth going into after that. 1008960;1423163262;the_scourge;explain why the concept does not reflect reality 1008961;1423163302;chetty; obviously not everyone in the world enjoys prose, otherwise everyone in the world would agree with modlbug that atheists worship equality, not science// atheists worship not worshiping 1008962;1423163310;the_scourge;er, please explain :) 1008963;1423163329;mircea_popescu;im sorry, i don't do that. if you wish to use it, introduce it. as per http://trilema.com/2014/how-to-deal-with-pseudoscience/ 1008964;1423163329;assbot;How to deal with pseudoscience ? pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. ... ( http://bit.ly/1CypPwf ) 1008965;1423163351;mircea_popescu;yarvin doesn't get an out of jail free card just because he is "with us", as opposed to whoever, golf club pattern proponent 1008966;1423163369;mircea_popescu;they're just as much pseudo, the political motivation of pseudoscience makes not on wit of difference. 1008967;1423163419;the_scourge;mircea_popescu: if you want a first principles argument for the existence of the cathedral, that has been given already. i'm not going to repeat it in an IRC channel. everyone knows where to find it, i'm just wondering why you in particular haven't looked at it 1008968;1423163439;the_scourge;if it helps, let me vouch that it IS first principles and it is worthy of your time 1008969;1423163445;the_scourge;brb, eating 1008970;1423163454;mircea_popescu;well so then there the conversation ends. you are a believer in some strange notions that don't carry currency here. 1008971;1423163478;mircea_popescu;not teh first, not teh last, nothing wrong with it. 1008972;1423163506;mod6;<+punkman> running a node with this line removed: http://btc.yt/lxr/satoshi/source/src/main.cpp#0939 . works so far << check out this patch: http://therealbitcoin.org/ml/btc-dev/2014-December/000023.html 1008973;1423163507;assbot;Satoshi 0.5.3.1/src/main.cpp ... ( http://bit.ly/1D22jX3 ) 1008974;1423163508;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1CyqcqK ) 1008975;1423164036;the_scourge;mircea_popescu: ok it wasn't quite ready. it's not a strange notion what can be argued from first principles. i'm agreeing with your post 1008976;1423164064;mircea_popescu;not like there's any rush. the logs stretch endlessly. 1008977;1423164085;the_scourge;the part about the socialist professors and their books rings esp. true. what you fail to realize is that everything YOU believe falls into the same category (minus the stuff which can be argued from first principles) 1008978;1423164104;the_scourge;it = supper 1008979;1423164165;the_scourge;so what carries currency here does not matter. reality matters. that is it. we've been living in a suspension of reality for at least 300 years, so i'm not surprised that our conversation is missing each other 1008980;1423164183;*;pete_dushenski grabs popcorn 1008981;1423164200;mircea_popescu;well if what carries currency here doens't matter, why are you talking ? 1008982;1423164214;mircea_popescu;dun waste your time, you don't have so much of it. go do something that matters somewhere where it does. 1008983;1423164236;chetty;the_scourge, only 300? 1008984;1423164256;the_scourge;chetty: no, that is a minimum figure 1008985;1423164277;ben_vulpes;pete_dushenski: http://media.giphy.com/media/yhbze3D8QhFe0/giphy.gif 1008986;1423164278;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1CyrCkR ) 1008987;1423164376;pete_dushenski;anyone care to translate this pdf of the_scourge's ? http://www.moreright.net/a-gentle-introduction-to-unqualified-reservations-pdf/ 1008988;1423164379;assbot;A Gentle Introduction to Unqualified Reservations — PDF | More Right ... ( http://bit.ly/1CyrRfR ) 1008989;1423164380;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 45300 @ 0.00039333 = 17.8178 BTC [+] 1008990;1423164413;the_scourge;http://moldbuggery.blogspot.ca/ < here you go. html, under the section titled "a gentle introduction" 1008991;1423164414;assbot;Moldbuggery ... ( http://bit.ly/1CyrQbI ) 1008992;1423164469;pete_dushenski;goodness gracious... what a dozen posts and 15,000 words each ? 1008993;1423164480;ben_vulpes;pete_dushenski: you've yet to meet mr mold? 1008994;1423164480;mircea_popescu;yeah, the guy was verbose. 1008995;1423164502;pete_dushenski;ben_vulpes: nah i'm familiar with his work 1008996;1423164522;pete_dushenski;have i read mold as exhaustively as asciilifeform ? no. have i read some ? yes 1008997;1423164552;ben_vulpes;i remember some really long stony nights in college going through the works 1008998;1423164557;pete_dushenski;reading the trilema pieces in his direction were a sufficient cure to reading more 1008999;1423164579;mircea_popescu;anyway, that "how dawkins got pwned" thing reads to me like "unemployed grad was playing Plague Inc. on his ipad while dawkins was on tv" 1009000;1423164584;ben_vulpes;asciilifeform's a sucker for punishment 1009001;1423164598;pete_dushenski;ben_vulpes: russian, neh ? ;) 1009002;1423164611;mircea_popescu;the similarities are shocking. 1009003;1423164618;ben_vulpes;not only expects, but welcomes the stake. 1009004;1423164626;pete_dushenski;lmao 1009005;1423164631;ben_vulpes;"at long last, my expectations are fulfilled." 1009006;1423164640;pete_dushenski;#calledit 1009007;1423164655;mircea_popescu;ben_vulpes actually i confess i do the same sort of obsessive rereading myself. tho perhaps not on orlov and yarvin 1009008;1423164661;mircea_popescu;but then again... 1009009;1423164674;ben_vulpes;OKAY CLIENT WHY AREN'T YOU IN OUR CONFERENCE CALL 1009010;1423164692;mircea_popescu;he wants you to hang out here moar. 1009011;1423164719;pete_dushenski;and work on 0.5.3! 1009012;1423164726;ben_vulpes;myeah i want this too 1009013;1423164934;mircea_popescu;"In the more recent past, the Allied victors eradicated militarist traditions in Germany and Japan through their control of the educational system." << lulzy. and of course, defeated japanese and german troops erradicated the same in the us and its allies by... also control of the educational system ? 1009014;1423164949;mircea_popescu;"o no wait, that's what we wanted anyway" "like fuck you did" 1009015;1423165002;pete_dushenski;moldbug? 1009016;1423165033;mircea_popescu;yeah. 1009017;1423165067;pete_dushenski;i scanned that dawkins piece a bit more... there were more unfounded claims than i could take 1009018;1423165074;pete_dushenski;so: in the trash 1009019;1423165084;mircea_popescu;kinda the problem with this guy, he's writing a bizarre sort of fiction. 1009020;1423165187;mircea_popescu;"For example, one common trope in various religious traditions is asceticism: the voluntary renunciation of material comforts. Since this tends to be much easier for those who start out wealthy and comfortable, it's an effective status marker." 1009021;1423165195;pete_dushenski;"Christianity is simply a set of behavioral patterns that harm other human patterns in some respect and help in others. Catholic priesthood does, however, exhibit parasitic (viral) behavior on fatherhood." 1009022;1423165205;mircea_popescu;fucking a. didn't this guy as retold by asciilifeform end up sucking cock because "gentleman" in his own opinion ? 1009023;1423165207;pete_dushenski;too anti-religious for me 1009024;1423165226;mircea_popescu;anyway, enough of this. 1009025;1423165229;pete_dushenski;not like god-worship is sane, just that it works 1009026;1423165235;pete_dushenski;myea 1009027;1423165303;pete_dushenski;Ukrainian Central bank raises overnight refinancing rate to 23% from 17.5% 1009028;1423165324;mircea_popescu;pete_dushenski: that's quite specifically what religion is for: coping, thus survival << that coping worked better pre industrial revolution that post. 1009029;1423165346;pete_dushenski;granted 1009030;1423165356;mircea_popescu;on which score, orwell has an excellent quote 1009031;1423165364;mircea_popescu;one sec to package it so it doesn't end up flooding log 1009032;1423165378;pete_dushenski;modern technology is marvellous for coping 1009033;1423165419;mircea_popescu;http://dpaste.com/1T7Z9SG < 1009034;1423165421;assbot;dpaste: 1T7Z9SG ... ( http://bit.ly/1FaZLph ) 1009035;1423165531;mircea_popescu;"Mr Upward would no doubt answer that a belief which was appropriate several centuries ago might be inappropriate and therefore stultifying now. But this does not get one much farther, because it assumes that in any age there will be ONE body of belief which is the current approximation to truth, and that the best literature of the time will be more or less in harmony with it. Actually no such uniformity has ever exist 1009036;1423165531;mircea_popescu;ed. In seventeenth-century England, for instance, there was a religious and political cleavage which distinctly resembled the left-right antagonism of to-day. Looking back, most modern people would feel that the bourgeois-Puritan viewpoint was a better approximation to truth than the Catholic-feudal one. But it is certainly not the case that all or even a majority of the best writers of the time were puritans." 1009037;1423165532;danielpbarron;;;later tell asciilifeform any suggestions? this output is from your auto.sh -> http://danielpbarron.com/pogo-error.txt 1009038;1423165533;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1Fb0cjo ) 1009039;1423165533;gribble;The operation succeeded. 1009040;1423165535;mircea_popescu;as a great quote. 1009041;1423165609;mircea_popescu;his general point is well taken : as whole groups, the burgeois-puritans were more on point than the feudal-catholics. however, (and he says it, but he hides it too because he does not want to confront it) : as elites, the catholics mashed the puritans into the ground. 1009042;1423165615;mircea_popescu;because, then as now, socialism does not work. 1009043;1423165633;mike_c;danielpbarron: looks like you are missing zlib, no? 1009044;1423165645;mircea_popescu;nobody wants a plate of twelve "kinda-shitty" dishes when he could have an exquisite dish and eleven helpings of garbage, readily discarded. 1009045;1423165688;danielpbarron;i guess there are some dependancies that most users are assumed to already have on their system, mike_c ? 1009046;1423165709;danielpbarron;i thought maybe it was all contained in the three tarballs in distfiles/ 1009047;1423165724;mircea_popescu;if it isn't it must be! 1009048;1423165778;pete_dushenski;mircea_popescu: "nobody" wise 1009049;1423165808;pete_dushenski;this does not include those disposed towards "the starving kids in africa" 1009050;1423165809;mike_c;danielpbarron: can you link me to it 1009051;1423165811;mircea_popescu;well, nopbody capable of want. 1009052;1423165824;mircea_popescu;obviously the garbage composter will take either just as happily, and so would the toilet. 1009053;1423165826;danielpbarron;mike_c, to what? auto.sh? 1009054;1423165829;mike_c;yeah 1009055;1423165852;pete_dushenski;mircea_popescu: want of materials, yes 1009056;1423165860;pete_dushenski;want of "rights" less so ;) 1009057;1423165867;danielpbarron;mike_c, http://therealbitcoin.org/ml/btc-dev/attachments/20150128/auto_5acaf3182f7d59b9ef11dc90f80bdcc4f8fdd59c.sh 1009058;1423165867;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1CyuFd1 ) 1009059;1423165872;pete_dushenski;this is the railroad vs. freedom debate 1009060;1423165997;pete_dushenski;"It seems therefore that for a creative writer possession of the 'truth' is less important than emotional sincerity." << well said 1009061;1423166051;mircea_popescu;remarkably, wikipedia manages to write however many words on poe without mentioning the guy was batshit insane. 1009062;1423166091;mircea_popescu;!up ascii_field 1009063;1423166095;ascii_field;danke mircea_popescu 1009064;1423166101;mircea_popescu;doing ddos research ? :D 1009065;1423166125;ascii_field;heavy industrial pipe here. 1009066;1423166139;ascii_field;danielpbarron: it's all wrong 1009067;1423166154;thestringpuller;oh hey ascii_field left his house 1009068;1423166155;ascii_field;danielpbarron: no, it should -not- be using any libs installed on your box 1009069;1423166161;danielpbarron;that's what i thought 1009070;1423166163;ascii_field;not openssl, not bdb 1009071;1423166168;ascii_field;and from your dump, it clearly is 1009072;1423166175;danielpbarron;hrm 1009073;1423166188;ascii_field;check that 1) you actually built them 2) results went to the specified dir 3) envir vars got set to point there 1009074;1423166192;ascii_field;one of 1, 2, 3 - is false. 1009075;1423166238;mircea_popescu;3 bering my guess 1009076;1423166240;danielpbarron;will do; thank you for the insight 1009077;1423166247;ascii_field;have it dump'em 1009078;1423166252;ascii_field;the vars, that is 1009079;1423166252;mircea_popescu;probably they're in the path, but not being defaulted to 1009080;1423166262;mike_c;the export lines look ok.. 1009081;1423166265;ascii_field;other thing is 1009082;1423166275;ascii_field;try building on a box that doesn't even -have- the libs 1009083;1423166281;ascii_field;(installed the usual way) 1009084;1423166284;ascii_field;that way - no confusion 1009085;1423166284;mircea_popescu;well then it'll work, nothing to default to 1009086;1423166304;ascii_field;no, then, assuming nothing changed, will croak 1009087;1423166326;ascii_field;the locally built libs either 1) aren't there 2) aren't pointed to by the envir. 1009088;1423166347;ascii_field;and here's another dead giveaway 1009089;1423166352;ascii_field;the thing shouldn't ever be asking for zlib! 1009090;1423166357;ascii_field;read build.sh 1009091;1423166388;ascii_field;clearly marked, zlib is toggled off; and, in the comment, warns that recent 'boost' is braindamaged and demands it anyway 1009092;1423166402;mircea_popescu;there's that. 1009093;1423166403;ascii_field;hence, either 1) your build is trying to use a 'modern' boost 1009094;1423166419;ascii_field;2) your build isn't even happening with the patched (non-zlib) makefile 1009095;1423166433;ascii_field;(you did patch, right?) 1009096;1423166436;danielpbarron;yes 1009097;1423166438;ascii_field;ok 1009098;1423166440;ascii_field;then (1) 1009099;1423166449;ascii_field;tertium non datur 1009100;1423166466;danielpbarron;but just to clarify, i'm supposed to patch with the portatronic thing after the chicken etc.. patches? 1009101;1423166475;ascii_field;yes 1009102;1423166481;ascii_field;though technically shouldn't conflict with any of them 1009103;1423166484;danielpbarron;and that all seems to work with no errors 1009104;1423166496;danielpbarron;i think i tried the portatronic patch first and it didn't work 1009105;1423166505;ascii_field;what was the output ? 1009106;1423166511;danielpbarron;i don't recall and didn't save it 1009107;1423166521;ascii_field;'pikz or didnt happen' 1009108;1423166530;ascii_field;(TM) 1009109;1423166536;danielpbarron;i can repeat for you 1009110;1423166546;ascii_field;may be useful 1009111;1423166643;ben_vulpes;ascii_field: http://tm.shithouse.tv 1009112;1423166644;assbot;™ ... ( http://bit.ly/1Cyw9nx ) 1009113;1423166685;mircea_popescu;http://www.ussiowa.org/general/html/willie_d.htm << ok this is a great fucking read. 1009114;1423166686;assbot;The Willie D ... ( http://bit.ly/1CywdUc ) 1009115;1423166692;mircea_popescu;check out the meta-nsa at work ! 1009116;1423167223;ascii_field;http://tech.mit.edu/V134/N60/walterlewin.html << somehow missed this when it was on 1009117;1423167224;assbot; MIT cuts ties with Walter Lewin after online harassment probe - The Tech ... ( http://bit.ly/1Fb6AqH ) 1009118;1423167234;ascii_field;^ physics prof purged 1009119;1423167306;mircea_popescu;"Institute revokes emeritus title, removes online courses of popular physics professor who starred in viral videos" 1009120;1423167335;mircea_popescu;if i weren't so lazy i guess i'd organise a special cell to create these derpy "controversies" about every single intellectually productive us person and have the academia "sever ties" with them. 1009121;1423167349;mircea_popescu;fortunately, i am lazy. also fortunately, it's a job that does itself. 1009122;1423167400;ascii_field;what'd be the objective ? 1009123;1423167428;ascii_field;that they defect? or simply denied to the enemy ? 1009124;1423167446;mircea_popescu;well, the enemy proposes that relevancy is a matter of headcount. 1009125;1423167455;mircea_popescu;so... it's a win-win move. 1009126;1423167490;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 128300 @ 0.00039338 = 50.4707 BTC [+] {2} 1009127;1423167501;mircea_popescu;"With his wiry grayish-brown hair, his tortoiseshell glasses and his intensity, Professor Lewin is the iconic brilliant scientist he is at once larger than life and totally accessible." 1009128;1423167508;mircea_popescu;"which is great, unless he fucks someone" 1009129;1423167553;the_scourge;excommunicate him! heretic! :) < it's galileo all over again 1009130;1423167623;ascii_field;hey if j. watson can be lowered into pederasty, why not any other greybeard lecturer 1009131;1423167631;mircea_popescu;quite. 1009132;1423167659;mircea_popescu;"never interrupt the enemy when he's making a mistake". fortunately the internet makes so that "help him instead" remains undetectable. 1009133;1423167659;ascii_field;it isn't like they have an alternative 'pepsi usa' which they can escape to and help it build death rays. 1009134;1423167682;mircea_popescu;ascii_field the notion that there exists an ending for every character doesn't hold. 1009135;1423167697;ascii_field;? 1009136;1423167717;mircea_popescu;whether they have or they don't have a choice today, it makes little difference. 1009137;1423167821;ascii_field;watson is a special case here (see his auction escapade, for instance) - but a garden-variety physics prof going 'on strike' means: taxicab 1009138;1423167832;mircea_popescu;no it does not. 1009139;1423167847;mircea_popescu;it could as well mean blog going "Fuck you, of course I fuck my students!" 1009140;1423167850;mircea_popescu;i'd blogroll it. 1009141;1423167888;ascii_field;and how does that fix the fella up with food & house ? 1009142;1423167895;mircea_popescu;the "turn the other cheek" folk over there. the "if you as much as bother a hair of my beard I'll gouge your fucking eyes out with your own detached ribs" folk over here. 1009143;1423167926;mircea_popescu;!up ascii_field 1009144;1423167930;ascii_field;ty mircea_popescu 1009145;1423167934;mircea_popescu;why'd you expect one's finances to derive from one's politics ? 1009146;1423167976;ascii_field;mircea_popescu: actually just that. pointing out that virtually none of the people involved are 'free men' in the sense of having any kind of independent finance 1009147;1423167984;mircea_popescu;so ? 1009148;1423167994;mircea_popescu;neither were any of the men involved in, say, the end of the soviet union. 1009149;1423167999;ascii_field;actually 1009150;1423168001;mircea_popescu;quite more literally than is the case here, anyway. 1009151;1423168051;ascii_field;one of the few genuinely valuable nuggets in orlov is his summary (for engl. folks) of how sov. supply chain had such abundant slack (no 'just in time' anywhere) that many folks had access to serious stashes of $good 1009152;1423168108;mircea_popescu;they built that access. 1009153;1423168111;ascii_field;e.g., if you worked at a paper factory in '91-93, you had a good chance of becoming de-facto owner of a hundred tonnes of paper - suddenly unobtainable in the usual way - and some pull. 1009154;1423168113;mircea_popescu;and, actually, that slack, too. 1009155;1423168124;mircea_popescu;do you know how much time and effort the central command spent trying to narrow it down ? 1009156;1423168133;mircea_popescu;90% of all available anything, towards the end of things. 1009157;1423168137;ascii_field;aha. 1009158;1423168142;mircea_popescu;well ? 1009159;1423168145;ascii_field;except - orcs, so it was hopeless 1009160;1423168150;the_scourge;doesn't our politics and philosophy entirely derive from our finances? it's pretty clear that a liberal is just a fascist with effective plumbing and sanitary solutions 1009161;1423168162;mircea_popescu;it is not so clear. 1009162;1423168201;mircea_popescu;for one thing, the fascists had better plumbing than the us does. 1009163;1423168255;the_scourge;er, sorry i didn't mean to reference one specific form of fascism ... i should have used 'left' and 'right' instead 1009164;1423168263;the_scourge;looking for citation right now.... 1009165;1423168317;mircea_popescu;the_scourge are you looking for the log bit about the spanish revolutionary right ? 1009166;1423168334;ascii_field;!s answer lies in the sewers 1009167;1423168334;assbot;11 results for 'answer lies in the sewers' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=answer+lies+in+the+sewers 1009168;1423168403;mircea_popescu;look at that, all alf :) 1009169;1423168517;the_scourge;http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/05/20/smelly-environment-gay-marriage_n_5358253.html 1009170;1423168519;assbot;Smelly Environment Can Increase Homophobic, Politically Conservative Views According To Study ... ( http://bit.ly/1Fbbi82 ) 1009171;1423168529;the_scourge;http://www.nytimes.com/2010/10/24/opinion/24pizarro.html 1009172;1423168532;assbot;All Politics Is Olfactory - NYTimes.com ... ( http://bit.ly/1FbbhAK ) 1009173;1423168552;the_scourge;sorry for the sources, i was struggling with my history grepping and resorted to ddg 1009174;1423168562;the_scourge;ascii_field: yes, i believe it's the same effect 1009175;1423168571;ascii_field;what effect ? 1009176;1423168643;mircea_popescu;lol the_scourge you ever heard of one McCune ? 1009177;1423168685;the_scourge;mircea_popescu: don't ring a bell 1009178;1423168726;ascii_field;i must confess - despite having read every word of mr mold's UR (and got my fair fill of the author in his previous life, and likewise played in his hindley-milner mathemasturbatorium until could take it no more) - i am still no closer to grasping the_scourge's arguments 1009179;1423168741;mircea_popescu;unsurprisingly. sara miller mccune is a reputed con woman that came up with the following scam : make up fake "peer reviewed" scientific journals, then charge variouis idiots that were stpid enough to try and carve careers out of "social studies" a few hundred dollars to publish their goop 1009180;1423168756;the_scourge;ascii_field: i thought perhaps your 'answer lies in the sewers' paper was talking about the olfactory conservative/liberal thing, but upon reading it, it seems like it's talking about something else... spanish nobility dumping their worker's bodies in the sewers? am i close? 1009181;1423168766;mircea_popescu;then charge for the amassed pseudoscience to be repeated in drivelly sources like the huffpo. 1009182;1423168776;ascii_field;the_scourge did not actually read a word of it 1009183;1423168780;mircea_popescu;this works splendidly well, on a certain crowd, creating "consensuses" and "progresses" and whatnot. 1009184;1423168781;ascii_field;we now know. 1009185;1423168786;mircea_popescu;also doesn't happen to carry currency here. 1009186;1423168814;mircea_popescu;ascii_field well... chuka. 1009187;1423168840;ascii_field;the_scourge: you are making a loud public fool of yourself, unnecessarily. friendly warning. 1009188;1423168899;TheNewDeal;Anyone interested in a bitbet repurchase? 1009189;1423168909;mircea_popescu;how's that work ? 1009190;1423168922;mike_c;TheNewDeal: what are you holding? 1009191;1423168942;TheNewDeal;It works like so. Purchaser sends btc 1009192;1423168956;TheNewDeal;I pay out after receiving payment from bitbet 1009193;1423168958;the_scourge;ascii_field: duly taken. i'm just trying to connect McCune to the articles i linked 1009194;1423168968;TheNewDeal;I give a small premium on timeweight 1009195;1423168976;mike_c;yeah, so what are you selling? 1009196;1423168977;mircea_popescu;and on trust ? and interest ? 1009197;1423168989;TheNewDeal;No interest 1009198;1423168992;TheNewDeal;Yes trust 1009199;1423169011;TheNewDeal;Im holding no on https://bitbet.us/bet/1114/btc-to-rise-vs-usd-in-february/#b7 1009200;1423169012;assbot;BitBet - BTC to rise vs USD in February :: 4.21 B (69%) on Yes, 1.89 B (31%) on No | closing in 2 weeks 6 days | weight: 90`871 (100`000 to 1) ... ( http://bit.ly/1FbdwUE ) 1009201;1423169027;*;mircea_popescu kinda interested to see this model developped, but the fact that txns have to take a time, and a risk premium on top of what's actually bneing sold seems insurmontable 1009202;1423169039;mike_c;it's been done before 1009203;1423169055;TheNewDeal;I did it before, check out my otp page 1009204;1423169076;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6250 @ 0.00039193 = 2.4496 BTC [-] 1009205;1423169079;mircea_popescu;TheNewDeal but your holding is worth at the very most .189 BTC, and that if no has a 100% chance to win ? 1009206;1423169098;TheNewDeal;1.75 1009207;1423169100;mircea_popescu;mike_c TheNewDeal no dispute it can be done and has done. just, impediments, friction, that sort of consideration 1009208;1423169110;TheNewDeal;Ill sell up to .75 1009209;1423169128;mircea_popescu;TheNewDeal what i mean is, the value of buying 1 btc from you rather than betting 1 btc is given by the weight differential 1009210;1423169145;mircea_popescu;as weigh is at 90k, even should you hold all the no you can't expect to make more than .189 1009211;1423169176;TheNewDeal;To me it doesnt matter the exact amount I make 1009212;1423169199;ascii_field;'(S//REL NATO) We assess that any unclassified NATO network that is directly connected to the Internet should be considered potentially compromised, creating uncertainty regarding the confidentiality, integrity and continued availability of all data on that network.' << mega-lol 1009213;1423169203;TheNewDeal;I saw the bet, it looked unbalanced, and then i bet 1009214;1423169223;TheNewDeal;Im not saying you shouldnt just bet no 1009215;1423169234;TheNewDeal;But you could bet no, and buy no from me 1009216;1423169309;TheNewDeal;Why do yoy say I can expect to make .189? 1009217;1423169334;the_scourge;mircea_popescu: done some reading on sarah miller mccune, very interesting. is that somehow connected to http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0095572 1009218;1423169337;assbot;PLOS ONE: Disgust and the Politics of Sex: Exposure to a Disgusting Odorant Increases Politically Conservative Views on Sex and Decreases Support for Gay Marriage ... ( http://bit.ly/1FbeUXm ) 1009219;1423169370;mircea_popescu;if not in fact, in spirit. 1009220;1423169380;TheNewDeal;The maximum i can make atm is 3.9 1009221;1423169390;ascii_field;mircea_popescu: incidentally, the mccune thing is not in any way fundamentally different from the -rest- of mainstream academia 1009222;1423169410;ascii_field;which is a pure rapefest from the standpoint of the phd coolies 1009223;1423169420;mircea_popescu;ascii_field do they have classified networks directly connected is ther implication there ?! 1009224;1423169435;mircea_popescu;ascii_field i just picked her name out of a bucket. 1009225;1423169486;the_scourge;mircea_popescu: oh yah, i take every "finding" and "study" with a grain or shovelful of salt. so, well spoken 1009226;1423169496;mircea_popescu;TheNewDeal just trying to think through the valuations of this device. it's interesting. 1009227;1423169503;TheNewDeal;Any who, if someone is interested or becomes more interested as time goes on, send me a gribble message 1009228;1423169566;TheNewDeal;I usually just place a premium, like, 3% on the timeweight 1009229;1423169615;TheNewDeal;So if purchaser paid me at 90k timeweight, I would payout at 90k*1.03 1009230;1423169659;TheNewDeal;The specific premium and amount are what needs be negotiated 1009231;1423169694;mircea_popescu;so basically the diff between betting and buying is 3% on one side, vs the risk premium on the other. 1009232;1423169723;mircea_popescu;BingoBoingo: asciilifeform> when you plug a lamp into a mains socket, is that also a 'streaming query' ? << For some kinds of lamp sure. << LAMP! geddit ? roflmao 1009233;1423169778;pete_dushenski;http://www.contravex.com/2015/02/05/this-is-the-wrong-way-to-do-the-internet-dont-worry-theres-also-a-right-way/ 1009234;1423169780;assbot;This is the wrong way to do the Internet. Don’t worry, there’s also a right way. | Contravex: A blog by Pete Dushenski ... ( http://bit.ly/1LRaFVw ) 1009235;1423169822;TomServo;!up ascii_field 1009236;1423169823;pete_dushenski;^stab at wp, pump for qntra 1009237;1423169831;pete_dushenski;not wordpress, washington post 1009238;1423169833;ascii_field;ty TomServo 1009239;1423169893;mircea_popescu;"When I was in Sicily, I couldn't even get a frickin' wifi login at the McDonalds without an Italian passport *and* a local registered sim. " 1009240;1423169896;mircea_popescu;this has got to be a joke 1009241;1423169922;ascii_field;mircea_popescu: sop in cn 1009242;1423169927;TheNewDeal;Mp, The largest difference is someone else being able to purchase a larger percentage sstake in the pool I am in 1009243;1423169958;mircea_popescu;TheNewDeal the most advantageous implications of the whole idea that i see probably have to do with privacy. 1009244;1423169979;TheNewDeal;oOo 1009245;1423169985;TheNewDeal;I like that 1009246;1423169995;bitstein;Bravo, pete_dushenski 1009247;1423169997;mircea_popescu;it's a sort of ad hoc, informal sidechains for btc. 1009248;1423170005;pete_dushenski;http://www.npr.org/blogs/money/2015/02/05/382664837/map-the-most-common-job-in-every-state << heh america is all truck drivers now 1009249;1423170006;assbot;Map: The Most Common* Job In Every State : Planet Money : NPR ... ( http://bit.ly/1LRbIVq ) 1009250;1423170041;TomServo;Waterfall update: One step closer to drying up. Down to 5,038.29 from 10,295.86 on 28-01-2015. 1009251;1423170044;pete_dushenski;bitstein: thx, sorta low-hanging fruit but hey 1009252;1423170071;jurov;http://www.gallup.com/poll/125639/Gallup-Daily-Workforce.aspx << not so many USians have a job anyway 1009253;1423170074;assbot;Gallup Daily: U.S. Employment ... ( http://bit.ly/1LRc1jh ) 1009254;1423170103;mircea_popescu;job not needed. they're doing their part being part of the greatest derpocracy in history. 1009255;1423170107;mircea_popescu;should be a salary in that. 1009256;1423170116;pete_dushenski;redditnotes! 1009257;1423170126;mircea_popescu;also. 1009258;1423170235;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 176850 @ 0.00039134 = 69.2085 BTC [-] {2} 1009259;1423170271;mircea_popescu;BingoBoingo "breeching the Silk Road" < breaching. 1009260;1423170279;mircea_popescu;you breech a gun, you breach a maiden. 1009261;1423170307;pete_dushenski;in your breeches 1009262;1423170348;BingoBoingo;fxd 1009263;1423170367;mircea_popescu;"One particularly interesting tidbit is that when information about parallel construction in a case leaks, a special "Taint Review Team" must consult with a judge to determine which evidence must be turned over to the defense. The Taint Review team is also responsible for insulating prosecutors from evidence that would reveal the application of parallel construction methods in a case." 1009264;1423170374;mircea_popescu;this also suggests how the problem is to be attacked. 1009265;1423170394;mircea_popescu;make prosecutors personally liable for the use of fraudulently produced "proofs". 1009266;1423170407;mircea_popescu;each da jailed for contempt & disbarred is a step forward. 1009267;1423170417;ascii_field;lol, what's next, policeman liable for strafing crowds ? 1009268;1423170418;mircea_popescu;i doubt the system couldsurvive a dozen total years of jailtime on this score. 1009269;1423170437;mircea_popescu;ascii_field i have with my own eyes seen men hang for that. 1009270;1423170445;mircea_popescu;anything can come apart if correctly approached. 1009271;1423170466;ascii_field;mircea_popescu: these folks show every sign of intending to keep it all up until glassed. 1009272;1423170479;mircea_popescu;appearances deceive. 1009273;1423170601;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30650 @ 0.00039371 = 12.0672 BTC [+] {2} 1009274;1423170741;mircea_popescu;besides, what "these folks" in the general wish and what individual folks actually managed when confronted with a bloody club are quite divorced matters. 1009275;1423170901;jurov;"You were tipped 0.11 XPM for your commit on Project saltstack-formulas/epel-formula. Please, log in and tell us your primecoin address to get it." 1009276;1423170903;jurov;O.o o.O loool 1009277;1423170916;mircea_popescu;that's an approach 1009278;1423170953;mircea_popescu;are these the folks that checked and then ignored signatures yest ? 1009279;1423170964;jurov;yes 1009280;1423170975;mircea_popescu;do you feel what, amused ? insulted ? 1009281;1423170980;jurov;amused 1009282;1423170983;ascii_field;jurov: now to discover the payload! 1009283;1423171008;mircea_popescu;i wonder if it's per line. 1009284;1423171011;jurov;https://github.com/saltstack-formulas/epel-formula/pull/16 << they quickly merged it 1009285;1423171013;assbot;Force usage of verified gpg key by jurov · Pull Request #16 · saltstack-formulas/epel-formula · GitHub ... ( http://bit.ly/1LRfC0E ) 1009286;1423171106;mircea_popescu;hm you did 22 lines right ? 1009287;1423171115;BingoBoingo;mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo: Everyone who wanted qntra to have a category page << remove the
  • , separate them by ; instead ? << Work in progress. Things in the categories will be getting some better sorting. 1009288;1423171119;mircea_popescu;it's actually 0.005 per line. 1009289;1423171141;jurov;guess qntra pays better 1009290;1423171171;mircea_popescu;inb4 "this github commit is worth 1k btc on a qntra size arithmetic" 1009291;1423171251;mircea_popescu;i dun believe the web is starved of anything nearly as badly as it's starved of usable value points of comparison. neatly mirrors how those kids are starved for exemplary leadership irl. 1009292;1423171269;mircea_popescu;a sad fate for a race with such well recorded history. 1009293;1423171272;ascii_field;redhat patch << i can't help but think that this is a 'wait, there was dioxin in my cyanide pill!111!' situation. 1009294;1423171322;mircea_popescu;ascii_field "fixed sexist pronouns in manual for use of the alcohol swab employed pre-lethal injection" 1009295;1423171338;ascii_field;aha 1009296;1423171531;BingoBoingo;https://twitter.com/ScottMAustin/status/563444449226014722 << O.o 1009297;1423171532;assbot;Likely why Twitter has been trying to get news out ahead of earnings: User growth was only 1.4%, the worst on record. /search?q=%24TWTR&src=ctag 1009298;1423171541;mircea_popescu;"he problem isn't a limit in general but that 1MB is so low that under any meaningful adoption scenario it will push all individual users off the blockchain to rely on trusted third parties. In essence you will probably be priced out of the blockchain and the blockchain becomes yet another network you will never have direct (peer) access to, just like FedWire, SWIFT, and other private closed transfer networks. " 1009299;1423171547;mircea_popescu;he forgot to add mpex in there. 1009300;1423171760;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 182100 @ 0.00039435 = 71.8111 BTC [+] {2} 1009301;1423172321;mircea_popescu;anyway, writing a response to http://log1.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=05-02-2015#1007935 1009302;1423172321;assbot;Logged on 05-02-2015 06:30:52; phillipsjk: DeathAndTaxes on bitcoin talk made a detailed post explaining why the 1MB block size in not good for anything other than inter-bank transfers: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=946236.0 He estimetes 2-4 TPS basked on the last million transactions 1009303;1423172323;mircea_popescu;should be good. 1009304;1423172360;pete_dushenski;BingoBoingo: if you or anyone else has any suggestions for sorting archive pages, it'd be sweet if contravex didn't only post one article at a time 1009305;1423172393;pete_dushenski;i've tried a few angles without success thus far 1009306;1423172665;jurov;http://www.propublica.org/article/the-worlds-email-encryption-software-relies-on-one-guy-who-is-going-broke 1009307;1423172666;assbot;The World’s Email Encryption Software Relies on One Guy, Who is Going Broke - ProPublica ... ( http://bit.ly/1LRl7wk ) 1009308;1423172728;pete_dushenski;twas in the logs 1009309;1423172729;mircea_popescu;jurov actually was on log. 1009310;1423172818;the_scourge;bears repeating :) 1009311;1423172910;pete_dushenski;speaking of bears, i'm hungry as one. laters 1009312;1423173436;BingoBoingo;;;later tell pete_dushenski Search for "Clean My Archives" if you consider using it be sure to read it. There isn't much to it. 1009313;1423173436;gribble;The operation succeeded. 1009314;1423173760;BingoBoingo;http://observer.com/2015/02/the-race-to-replace-bitcoin/ 1009315;1423173762;assbot;The Race to Replace Bitcoin | Observer ... ( http://bit.ly/16lJFMQ ) 1009316;1423173956;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 89500 @ 0.0003903 = 34.9319 BTC [-] 1009317;1423173987;BingoBoingo;"Ms. Kim has one of the all-time great LinkedIn profiles: Harvard, Cornell, Columbia Law, the Innocence Project, Shearman & Sterling, two other law jobs, founder or CEO at two start-ups and now a venture capitalist." 1009318;1423174078;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3000 @ 0.0003903 = 1.1709 BTC [-] 1009319;1423174099;BingoBoingo;"Ms. Kims next big idea was to drop hints to the world that Mr. McCaleb was Satoshi Nakamoto. According to one person who worked at Ripple Labs at the time, Joyce was creating all kinds of rumors that Jed was Satoshi and Jed was happy to go along with it, smiling like the cat that ate the canary." 1009320;1423174641;mod6;has anyone else seen the "G0D" magic number? 1009321;1423174651;mod6;tail -500000 blk0001.dat | xxd | grep "G0D" | wc -l 1009322;1423174652;mod6;159025 1009323;1423174725;BingoBoingo;"This all culminated in a showdown meeting in which the board and key investors sided with Mr. Larsen. It was a 5-1 vote to keep Mr. Larsen as CEO with Mr. McCaleb himself being the lone dissenter. Even Mr. McCalebs ally, Mr. Powell, voted to retain Mr. Larsen, as did Roger Ver, another McCaleb friend in the room." 1009324;1423174769;BingoBoingo;mod6: Wait, Was it a bible verse that doesn't want to verify? 1009325;1423174876;BingoBoingo;"After the vote, as would prove to be his habit when faced with a situation not to his liking, Mr. McCaleb simply disappeared. He and Ms. Kim went to Costa Rica to surf, then to Brazil. Even close friends at Ripple Labs had no idea where their mercurial founder was for months at a time." 1009326;1423174892;mod6;na, just saw a bunch of those in there when looking through the hex of blk0001.dat, i think it's an OP_ script of some type maybe 1009327;1423174917;BingoBoingo;Ah 1009328;1423175039;BingoBoingo;"Meanwhile, Mr. McCaleb and Ms. Burzlaff negotiated a settlement for their childrens support, but his behavior toward his kids mirrored his departure from Ripple and, to some degree, every company he incubated. He fled the scene when things went south at eDonkey. At Mt. Gox, he actually claimed the company no longer had any of his coding DNA, even though he still owned 12 percent of the company and advised on an attempt to acqu 1009329;1423175039;BingoBoingo;ire its assets." 1009330;1423175391;the_scourge;i'm undecided as to wether such scams demonstrate a concerted smear attempt or are simply exposing the nasty nature of our 'corportate' culture 1009331;1423175403;BingoBoingo;"Ms. Kim has an impressively broad resume, but it is not especially deep. Ms. Kim appears on Stellar legal documents and itswebsite as secretary, executive director and member (under its bylaws). Whatever her talents, they do not include leadership. Her legacy at SimpleHoney was a pair of false-start products, punctuated by a blog post titled How to Build a Startup from a Beach." 1009332;1423175436;BingoBoingo;the_scourge: It is the plague of people having no concept of history pretending they can haz bzns 1009333;1423175478;the_scourge;the internet is sirz bitnit 1009334;1423175591;the_scourge;http://i0.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/000/133/593/innanep.jpg 1009335;1423175592;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1KkzQ1f ) 1009336;1423175786;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14350 @ 0.0003903 = 5.6008 BTC [-] 1009337;1423175878;BingoBoingo;"This circular process pinned an initial value on STRs. Stellar repaid the $3 million loan with 2 billion STRs. Based on the finite distribution of 100 billion STRs, the transaction implied the currencys market cap was $150 million. (Its current market cap is about $17 million.)" 1009338;1423176106;BingoBoingo;"Charlie Shrem, the Bitcoiner who is headed to prison and is very close to Mr. McCaleb and Mr. Karpeles and has done business with them, shared his suspicion that the Mt. Gox money actually disappeared much earlier than had been revealed: I think he lost those coins early on. Like many years ago in the first hack." 1009339;1423176215;ben_vulpes;the_scourge: shit doesn't even really count compared to actual impressive public market scamming like VGMC 1009340;1423176467;danielpbarron;height=187521 1009341;1423176505;mod6;lel: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=44887.msg537071#msg537071 1009342;1423176506;assbot;Bit-error in Block 108009, Tx 23 ? ... ( http://bit.ly/1KkE0Gn ) 1009343;1423176533;the_scourge;ben_vulpes: wow that is some seriously seedy shit.... surely they didn't get anyone's money? 1009344;1423176701;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 136800 @ 0.0003903 = 53.393 BTC [-] 1009345;1423177009;ben_vulpes;the_scourge: you really have to ask? 1009346;1423177049;the_scourge;idk human stupidity surprises me to this day and probably will do well into the future 1009347;1423178231;ben_vulpes;http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/texas-boy-suspended-bringing-ring-power-school-article-1.2099103 1009348;1423178233;assbot;Texas boy suspended after bringing 'ring of power' to school - NY Daily News ... ( http://bit.ly/1KkLngO ) 1009349;1423178283;mircea_popescu;!up kanzure 1009350;1423178284;mircea_popescu;hey there. 1009351;1423178477;danielpbarron;ok so apparently the openssl make install was getting stuck on making documentation (apparently a known bug for the version ascii chose) and the fix is to use "make install_sw" instead of "make install" 1009352;1423178635;mircea_popescu;;;later tell phillipsjk http://trilema.com/2015/gerald-davis-is-wrong-heres-why/ 1009353;1423178635;assbot;Gerald Davis is wrong. Here's why. pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. ... ( http://bit.ly/1KkN264 ) 1009354;1423178635;gribble;The operation succeeded. 1009355;1423179022;trinque;ben_vulpes: everyone in texas has borderline personality disorder 1009356;1423179134;jurov;border personality? 1009357;1423179157;BingoBoingo;!b 2 1009358;1423179157;assbot;Last 2 lines bashed and pending review. ( http://dpaste.com/0XSXRHH.txt ) 1009359;1423179244;mircea_popescu;lol 1009360;1423179260;trinque;jurov: haaaaw 1009361;1423179296;scoopbot;New post on Qntra.net by cazalla: http://qntra.net/2015/02/2333/ 1009362;1423179308;cazalla;oops, forgot title 1009363;1423179344;cazalla;the one time scoopbot fetches an article within seconds.. 1009364;1423179352;ben_vulpes;haw 1009365;1423179370;mircea_popescu;lawk 1009366;1423179454;scoopbot;New post on Qntra.net by cazalla: http://qntra.net/2015/02/bitcoin-atm-operators-remove-machines-in-singapore/ 1009367;1423179455;scoopbot;New post on Qntra.net by Bingo Boingo: http://qntra.net/2015/02/muckrock-dea-documents-show-parallel-construction-widely-used/ 1009368;1423179634;mircea_popescu;danielpbarron wow nice find 1009369;1423179651;ben_vulpes;srs 1009370;1423179656;ben_vulpes;qntra's turning into quite the source these days 1009371;1423179746;mircea_popescu;mhm! 1009372;1423179782;scoopbot;New post on Trilema by Mircea Popescu: http://trilema.com/2015/gerald-davis-is-wrong-heres-why/ 1009373;1423180275;mircea_popescu;"The one great example is IBM, which faced disruption and existential threat from PCs in the early 1990s and emerged stronger and is still a thriving company. " 1009374;1423180286;mircea_popescu;who the fuck is this bernardlunn.com imbecile. 1009375;1423180375;mircea_popescu;ben_vulpes: phillipsjk: the last million transactions are probably by volume idiocy spawned by wallets that inhibit address reuse << at least half. 1009376;1423180513;mircea_popescu;phillipsjk: Not even my 2 year electronic program or running a node for a year? <<< jesus god he's adorable. totally pwned ben_vulpes too, because the joo's a lazy reader. meanwhile in the linked cv ? "Objective. To find a day or night job in the Edmonton area." 1009377;1423180524;mircea_popescu;!rated phillipsjk 1009378;1423180524;assbot;You have not rated phillipsjk. 1009379;1423180536;mircea_popescu;!rate phillipsjk 1 His simplicity is endearing. 1009380;1423180536;assbot;Request successful, get your OTP: http://w.b-a.link/otp/87ab615b672803ae 1009381;1423180560;mircea_popescu;!v assbot:mircea_popescu.rate.phillipsjk.1:4fc7cc9d4122a9dc2f24d42a0cec09a573a66f334b6631c311ab16c1b7bd82d4 1009382;1423180560;assbot;Successfully added a rating of 1 for phillipsjk with note: His simplicity is endearing. 1009383;1423180837;mircea_popescu;in other news : i've had your resume read by my hr, and that woman has read probably 15k by now. 1009384;1423180845;mircea_popescu;"this is, without a doubt, the worst resume i have ever seen." 1009385;1423181282;danielpbarron;ok.. i have a bitcoind binary file that i did myself! :D 1009386;1423181310;danielpbarron;time for dinner. 1009387;1423181399;mircea_popescu;wd! 1009388;1423181459;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46627 @ 0.0003903 = 18.1985 BTC [-] 1009389;1423181749;mircea_popescu;!up kanzure 1009390;1423181755;kanzure;hello 1009391;1423181756;mircea_popescu;hey, what does it say ? 1009392;1423181783;kanzure;Searching pgp.mit.edu for key with fingerprint: %d. This may take a few moments.\n Could not find your key. Check if your key is available on keyservers and try later. 1009393;1423181802;mircea_popescu;%d srsly ? 1009394;1423181818;kanzure;well i was going to write %f but then i realized i value my life 1009395;1423181838;mircea_popescu;lol 1009396;1423181881;mircea_popescu;it'd help if i could actually check it ? 1009397;1423181897;kanzure;http://pgp.mit.edu/pks/lookup?op=get&search=0x984F10CC77169FD2 1009398;1423181898;assbot;Public Key Server -- Get ``0x984f10cc77169fd2 '' ... ( http://bit.ly/1D3haAu ) 1009399;1423181916;kanzure;http://pgp.mit.edu/pks/lookup?op=vindex&search=0x984F10CC77169FD2 1009400;1423181917;assbot;Search results for '0x984f10cc77169fd2' ... ( http://bit.ly/1D3h9g3 ) 1009401;1423181958;kanzure;also, do you have any hints for how i can make the incentives paper more lolworthy? 1009402;1423181988;mircea_popescu;wait it was a loleffort ? 1009403;1423181996;mircea_popescu;i was totally boggled because wtf is this. 1009404;1423182007;kanzure;hard to explain 1009405;1423182014;kanzure;i was trying to do both sort of 1009406;1423182022;kanzure;like, it is completely ridiculous that such a document is required 1009407;1423182024;kanzure;however... it's required. 1009408;1423182031;mircea_popescu;!register << are youdoing the full thing ? 1009409;1423182031;assbot;Nick mircea_popescu is already taken. 1009410;1423182046;mircea_popescu;who can possibly require it ? 1009411;1423182071;kanzure;no i mean it's required in the sense that apparently some of those issues are non-obvious to others 1009412;1423182149;kanzure;quite literally some do not think that nodes can be malicious 1009413;1423182159;mircea_popescu; Searching pgp.mit.edu for key with fingerprint: 6160E1CAC8A3C52966FD76998A736F0E2FB7B452. This may take a few moments. 1009414;1423182159;mircea_popescu; Key 2FB7B452 / "Mircea Popescu (Acest articol are apriori avantajul aliteralitatii alaturi.) " successfully imported. 1009415;1423182162;kanzure;or have different implementations 1009416;1423182164;mircea_popescu;this is how mine looked. 1009417;1423182202;kanzure;"Nick kanzure is already taken." 1009418;1423182227;kanzure;btw this used to work 1009419;1423182228;felipelalli;cazalla BingoBoingo please talk about Italy in Qntra.net as pete_dushenski suggested! This is huge! 1009420;1423182229;kanzure;i have made no changes 1009421;1423182240;mircea_popescu;ugh. 1009422;1423182260;mircea_popescu;well kakobrekla might be able to help you. 1009423;1423182263;kakobrekla;!gettrust assbot kanzure 1009424;1423182263;assbot;Trust relationship from user assbot to user kanzure: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 2 via 2 connections. | http://w.b-a.link/trust/assbot/kanzure | http://w.b-a.link/user/kanzure 1009425;1423182270;kakobrekla;!up and !v 1009426;1423182277;mircea_popescu;ah right. 1009427;1423182294;mircea_popescu;kanzure ima devoice you now. say !up in private to assbot, decryot the otp then say !v 1009428;1423182300;mircea_popescu;!down kanzure 1009429;1423182304;mircea_popescu;see if this works 1009430;1423182336;mircea_popescu;!up kanzure 1009431;1423182338;mircea_popescu; "!up" is still giving me "Could not find your key. Check if your key is available on keyservers and try later."" 1009432;1423182340;mircea_popescu;he sez. 1009433;1423182346;kanzure;"!v" is giving me "Need a decrypted verification string." 1009434;1423182364;BingoBoingo;felipelalli: pete already wrote on itally for qntra.net 1009435;1423182368;kanzure;this is retarded 1009436;1423182381;kanzure;can someone just give me assbot source code or something 1009437;1423182398;kakobrekla;is key on keyserver ? 1009438;1423182409;kanzure;we've been over this 1009439;1423182417;felipelalli;BingoBoingo: I'm sorry, you guys are too fast. I saw just the last 3 articles. 1009440;1423182448;mircea_popescu;kanzure well... nodes are hostile all teh time 1009441;1423182457;felipelalli;And it was yesterday, I'm an idiot. Thanks. 1009442;1423182478;kanzure;mircea_popescu: of course nodes are hostile... but this needs to be written down (apparently). 1009443;1423182500;kanzure;part of it is that i don't trust anyone to keep the whole threat model in their head 1009444;1423182513;kanzure;just seems unlikely 1009445;1423182532;kanzure;and waiting for petertodd to start telling you to go fuck yourself is just a bad strategy 1009446;1423182551;mircea_popescu;you know most of the lolz there are as to how incomplete it is 1009447;1423182591;kanzure;ah... 1009448;1423182612;kanzure;yeah i would estmate that it's no where near useful at the moment 1009449;1423182730;kanzure;also does anyone know of a design for a planar engine? can be gas/steam/whatever. just needs to be manufactured in one step. 1009450;1423182776;kakobrekla;your key was never imported 1009451;1423182790;kakobrekla;how have you been over this 1009452;1423182806;cazalla;felipelalli, pete submitted an article about that news yesterday - http://qntra.net/2015/02/banca-ditalia-ends-amlkyc-for-bitcoin-businesses-opts-out-of-economic-death/ 1009453;1423182807;assbot;Banca d’Italia Ends AML/KYC For Bitcoin Businesses, Opts Out Of Economic Death | Qntra.net ... ( http://bit.ly/1D3iWlf ) 1009454;1423182850;felipelalli;cazalla: thanks cazalla, I skipped unintentionally. 1009455;1423182867;cazalla;np 1009456;1423182886;felipelalli;I was excited because my family is Italian and I have Italian passport. 1009457;1423182886;kanzure;kakobrekla: how was i able to "!up" in the past? 1009458;1423182917;kakobrekla;kanzure via old gribble auth. 1009459;1423182961;kanzure;ah fascinating 1009460;1423183716;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 128800 @ 0.00039625 = 51.037 BTC [+] {3} 1009461;1423184489;mircea_popescu;!up kanzure 1009462;1423184499;mircea_popescu;yeah the missing piece of your puzzlement here might be that gribble got forked 1009463;1423184560;mircea_popescu;in any case, the notion of "writing down incentives" is a little silly. 1009464;1423184566;mircea_popescu;incentives are always a contextual matter. 1009465;1423184611;mircea_popescu;the idea that some sort of serious analysis can be based on that fails fundamentally, in that it tries to work on the basis of goals rather than from causes. 1009466;1423184753;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 54917 @ 0.00039001 = 21.4182 BTC [-] {2} 1009467;1423184769;BingoBoingo;!up Alina-malina 1009468;1423184814;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10934 @ 0.00038334 = 4.1914 BTC [-] 1009469;1423185302;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34950 @ 0.00039753 = 13.8937 BTC [+] {2} 1009470;1423185604;asciilifeform;kanzure: planar engine? 1009471;1423185625;kanzure;was not aware of gribble fork 1009472;1423185631;kanzure;asciilifeform: hplusroadmap is discussing said concept 1009473;1423185642;kanzure;asciilifeform: http://gnusha.org/logs/2015-02-05.log 1009474;1423185644;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1D3oz2M ) 1009475;1423185651;kanzure;asciilifeform: i'm thinking of something like http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scroll_compressor 1009476;1423185652;assbot;Scroll compressor - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia ... ( http://bit.ly/1D3ozjm ) 1009477;1423185667;asciilifeform;kanzure: tried plain old tesla turbine ? 1009478;1423185693;asciilifeform;i don't think it gets any simpler than that 1009479;1423185705;kanzure;wikipedia image does not make me think a tesla turbine is flat 1009480;1423185728;asciilifeform;flat enough with one disk 1009481;1423185765;kanzure;hm. 1009482;1423185778;asciilifeform;http://hackedgadgets.com/wp-content/tesla_turbine_5.JPG << from hdd platter 1009483;1423185780;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1DEhQum ) 1009484;1423185780;[]bot;Bet created: "TSLA above $265.00 at close of trading on 17-JUL-2015" http://bitbet.us/bet/1116/ 1009485;1423185923;mircea_popescu;So Randi goes to Davos, never once asking why they would want her there? Convincing her demo of underproducing hyperconsumers that capitalism-- controlling capital-- is pointless and mean, but globalism-- doublespoken as "progress", "human rights", "everything is connected"-- that is a noble cause. Remember that the "culture" she thinks she speaks for, including those that hate her-- "the startup culture"-- is premis 1009486;1423185925;asciilifeform;kanzure: from a cursory reading of the linked log, it appears that you want a photolithographable engine ? 1009487;1423185928;mircea_popescu;ed on starting a business in order to sell the business to someone else. Of course the idea is to get rich-- which sounds like capitalism, if you're retarded, but observe the message that is being taught: that the necessary correlate to getting rich is to give all the capital to someone else. The power is traded for the fetish of power. That's not capitalism, it is madness, and apparently Davos and Randi think wom 1009488;1423185935;mircea_popescu;en especially will heart it. It'll work for a handful of well publicized people pictured above the caption, "$100 billion! You could be next!"-- followed immediately by a story about how worthless the business turned out to be, so of course the goal for you is to sell out ASAP; but the vast majority who have aligned their psychology with this vector will pursue an impossible fantasy at the expense of their labor an 1009489;1423185940;mircea_popescu;d their lives. If you don't believe me, believe Lori Gottlieb. This logic recommended to her to drop out of Stanford medical school to join Kibu.com, and now she's a relationship expert. 1009490;1423185943;mircea_popescu;god i searched for that quote... 1009491;1423185945;mircea_popescu;fucking lori gottlieb 1009492;1423185948;asciilifeform;kanzure: answer's easy - stirling with liquid piston. 1009493;1423185955;kanzure;asciilifeform: yes please. although other one-pass manufacturing processes will be considered. 1009494;1423185962;kanzure;hm 1009495;1423185965;asciilifeform;kanzure: you now have answer. 1009496;1423186007;mircea_popescu;im perhaps slow, but what is "one pass mfg process" even mean ?! 1009497;1423186039;kanzure;it means "don't spend 100 hours assembling tiny parts into a bigger device" 1009498;1423186043;asciilifeform;i'm assuming it refers to anything akin to printing, stamping, etching 1009499;1423186050;kanzure;correct 1009500;1423186058;mircea_popescu;so it's really "printable engine" ? 1009501;1423186064;asciilifeform;(etching is quite certainly not 'one pass' in any sense, but i can see how it might fit here) 1009502;1423186077;kanzure;i would say "printable engine" except then i would hate myself 1009503;1423186094;mircea_popescu;kanzure this nomenclature you use is very confusing for (admittedly,. old) people with actual manufacutring management experience. it sounds a lot like the earlier discussed lighbulb sql. 1009504;1423186132;kanzure;well that's what you get when mechanical engineering departments spend more time teaching me fucking excel spreadsheets than, you know, engineering 1009505;1423186136;kanzure;(i dropped out) 1009506;1423186164;mircea_popescu;basically, the notion that all manufacturing processes can be divided into an arbitrary number of passes at a gain of productivity is the tenet of that business for a century now. 1009507;1423186170;asciilifeform;kanzure: i may be able to give you more specific advice if you say what the engine is meant to drive. 1009508;1423186198;kanzure;asciilifeform: at minimum i need a few tens of newtons of force... in general. 1009509;1423186205;kanzure;but more would be nice 1009510;1423186210;asciilifeform;and also precisely why it needs to be lithographically produced 1009511;1423186219;kanzure;that's more the reason here 1009512;1423186243;mircea_popescu;well inasmuch you can print a bottle and fill it with a gas, you can make a rocket that'll produce 10 newtons or more. 1009513;1423186245;asciilifeform;force exerted on what ? 1009514;1423186248;asciilifeform;^ 1009515;1423186258;kanzure;nothing in particular, just generic actuators i guess 1009516;1423186265;mircea_popescu;so, small ? 1009517;1423186269;asciilifeform;there is no such thing as 'generic actuator' 1009518;1423186282;kanzure;linear screw thread actuators are very useful at all sorts of sizes, but hard to manufacture (= require more steps and parts and manufacturing processes) 1009519;1423186285;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform i moved on to that after building a generic jammer, in my childhood :D 1009520;1423186293;asciilifeform;does the engine need to produce linear motion? turn a shaft? cycle more than once? more than a trillion times ? 1009521;1423186305;kanzure;oh that doesn't matter, you can convert most forms of motion 1009522;1423186311;mircea_popescu;by using parts lol 1009523;1423186346;asciilifeform;!up kanzure 1009524;1423186373;mircea_popescu;"Every time you hear the word globalism, you should hear three things: 1. wealth uncoupled from work product. 2. Lifestyle as a reflection of your personal self-worth. 3. You give up control of the capital, and by capital I mean you. "Do I still get paid?" Sure, but you have to promise to spend more than what we pay. "How will that work?" Don't worry, Visa will explain it all to you." 1009525;1423186378;mircea_popescu;i'd like to pay for this guy to have babies. 1009526;1423186385;kanzure;i'm not sure if mircea_popescu is being serious about this 1009527;1423186391;kanzure;since asciilifeform seems to understand i'll drop it 1009528;1423186394;asciilifeform;kanzure: if you merely wish to drive a linear actuator, use an inchworm motor. if you need extraordinary force, use terfenol-d for the piezo stacks. 1009529;1423186405;kanzure;a comb drive is approximately what i want 1009530;1423186412;kanzure;except it doesn't work for large amounts of force 1009531;1423186417;kanzure;or at "large" scale 1009532;1423186431;asciilifeform;hell, mhd actuator 1009533;1423186438;asciilifeform;as much force as you can sink heat. 1009534;1423186449;asciilifeform;(do you need precision? you didn't say whether did or not) 1009535;1423186452;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform i thought the inchworm's main application was precise movement 1009536;1423186453;asciilifeform;mhd - no parts at all 1009537;1423186458;mircea_popescu;rather than force. 1009538;1423186460;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: referring to mhd 1009539;1423186469;kanzure;hm i have a magnetohydrodynamics person in hplusroadmap. i will pester him. 1009540;1423186471;asciilifeform;where - little precision, arbitrary force 1009541;1423186491;asciilifeform;if your working fluid is even slightly conductive - mhd. 1009542;1423186525;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: was that tlp ? 1009543;1423186533;mircea_popescu;yes it was tlp. 1009544;1423186539;kanzure;where should i look for evidence of large force magnetohydrodynamic actuators 1009545;1423186548;asciilifeform;kanzure: your desk 1009546;1423186550;mircea_popescu;anyway inchworm means piezo in my head for some reason. 1009547;1423186574;asciilifeform;kanzure: 1) not hard to research the basic mechanics, it's primary school physics 2) not hard to build experimental concept 1009548;1423186582;asciilifeform;with elementary equip. 1009549;1423186623;kanzure;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13JW-Ifg4wA 1009550;1423186624;assbot;High-thrust spiral motor : DigInfo - YouTube ... ( http://bit.ly/1DEl29i ) 1009551;1423186632;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: inchworm drive is not necessarily implemented with piezos (though usually), nor is a piezo actuator necessarily built on inchworm principle. 1009552;1423186641;kanzure;hm no 1009553;1423186666;kanzure;perhaps https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h_DjbYZ2eCM 1009554;1423186666;assbot;self-powered magnetohydrodynamic motor - YouTube ... ( http://bit.ly/1DEleW3 ) 1009555;1423186669;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform granted. just one of those mental automatisms that never had a chance to run into a door before. 1009556;1423186694;asciilifeform;kanzure: i think you just linked to a perpetuum mobile. 1009557;1423186708;mircea_popescu;well youtube research has its advantages. 1009558;1423186733;kanzure;a minute on youtube saves a decade in my lab 1009559;1423186742;asciilifeform;a decade in the lab saves you a minute... 1009560;1423186755;asciilifeform;(where? on #b-a, naturally.) 1009561;1423186766;kanzure;right... nobody in their right mind should use youtube.. yet here i am. 1009562;1423186808;asciilifeform;kanzure: is this engine search still connected with your microfluidics/high-throughput screening thing, or something new ? 1009563;1423186825;kanzure;vaguely connected i suppose 1009564;1423186827;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38793 @ 0.00039754 = 15.4218 BTC [+] 1009565;1423186854;mircea_popescu;kanzure seriously, if efficiency is not a concern (and i take it not to be since you never mentioned it yet), a succession of bottles is your best bet. 1009566;1423186854;kanzure;having a flat/planar/single-pass-manufactured engine or actuator would be very useful for many reasons 1009567;1423186861;kanzure;of bottles? 1009568;1423186862;mircea_popescu;use precompressed gas, or combustion or w/e. 1009569;1423186889;asciilifeform;kanzure: you should be able to fabricate a linear mhd actuator using ordinary etched copper pcb. 1009570;1423186902;kanzure;fascinating 1009571;1423186913;asciilifeform;or, alternatively, a liquid-pistol stirling engine using two sheets of glass and a garden-variety co2 laser engraver 1009572;1423186924;asciilifeform;*piston 1009573;1423186933;mircea_popescu;oh! 1009574;1423186942;mircea_popescu;ok this is an idea! glass pane stirling heated by laser. 1009575;1423186943;asciilifeform;neither has moving parts in the usual sense 1009576;1423186962;kanzure;someone made a laser-pumped microfluidic device which was cute 1009577;1423186972;mircea_popescu;what's a good working fluid ? (high absorbtion / high expansion with temp) ? 1009578;1423186974;kanzure;also for cell lysis but w/e 1009579;1423186983;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu has it. can apply heat wherever you want it (laser, or electrically - indium or similar conductive layer on the glass) 1009580;1423186994;mircea_popescu;laser way cheaper. 1009581;1423187003;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: water works surprisingly well 1009582;1423187016;mircea_popescu;i was thinking, it's probably something like mg permanganate water solution 1009583;1423187016;kanzure;yeah but nobody is selling me a multi-kilowatt surface mount laser 1009584;1423187025;asciilifeform;kanzure: 'ebay' is. 1009585;1423187027;mircea_popescu;or w/e impurity works well for your wavelength 1009586;1423187029;asciilifeform;kanzure: how many do you need ? 1009587;1423187048;asciilifeform;(you don't need to mount the laser itself on the glass! fiber conduit) 1009588;1423187052;mircea_popescu;^ 1009589;1423187057;mircea_popescu;laser is cheapest for many reasons 1009590;1423187069;kanzure;ebay is selling surface mount lasers that do >1 kW? hrm /me looks again 1009591;1423187087;kanzure;gah why did you send to me ebay 1009592;1423187090;kanzure;how about alibaba 1009593;1423187109;asciilifeform;if you need 1 - ebay 1009594;1423187112;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform in fairness, he could probably get away even with duct taping resistors on the pane. 1009595;1423187115;asciilifeform;1mil+ - alibaba 1009596;1423187147;kanzure;anyway this is not for micromotion 1009597;1423187156;asciilifeform;then - for what ? 1009598;1423187178;asciilifeform;kanzure: actual engineering usually happens with an objective 1009599;1423187193;kanzure;why can't i just have lots of reusable motion devices? >:( 1009600;1423187197;asciilifeform;can. 1009601;1423187202;asciilifeform;we named how many? 6 ? 1009602;1423187225;cazalla;http://calgaryherald.com/news/crime/man-admits-driving-pickup-truck-into-calgary-courts-centre <<< not qntra worthy but man drives his truck into court house, demands they submit to bitcoin lol 1009603;1423187227;assbot;Man admits driving pickup truck into Calgary Courts Centre | Calgary Herald ... ( http://bit.ly/1D3s09J ) 1009604;1423187232;kanzure;let's say powering a conventional cnc machine maybe 1009605;1423187242;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform and therein lies your answer. or to quote the shockingly on point tlp, "Think seriously about what she (thinks she) wants: acceptance of her individuality-- by work. Not for her work product-- there is none; but for her individuality, by work. 1009606;1423187242;BingoBoingo;danielpbarron: https://twitter.com/danielpbarron/status/563512344308117504 << OTR and ephemeral keys have use cases 1009607;1423187244;assbot;It's great /JuliaAngwin got GPG donation love. Now OTR needs some too. It's much better crypto in many threat models https://t.co/MvruCAd1Ka 1009608;1423187244;kanzure;or car... but it wont really ever be used in a car i hope.. 1009609;1423187244;mircea_popescu;First question: which work? Not the job you have, it's real, and it's boring. It is a future "career", the fantasy environment seen on TV dramas where all of life takes place. 1009610;1423187244;mircea_popescu;Second question: why work? Men are not being taught to want their job to value them, in fact, men want as little to do with their jobs as possible. Randi and the globalism party bus are teaching women to want "careers"-- more precisely, to want to draw more of their identity from their careers." 1009611;1423187256;asciilifeform;kanzure: this is a question i've put a great deal of thought in. what do you dislike re: existing actuators for cnc ? 1009612;1423187260;mircea_popescu;cazalla sheit ? why not qntra worthy ? 1009613;1423187291;kanzure;asciilifeform: i actually am very fond of linear screw actuators, but i would prefer something that can be manufactured using spatial light modulation with basically zero assembly steps. 1009614;1423187309;mircea_popescu;BingoBoingo can the otr folks get pointed to the fact that a) openbsd got 20k and b) they'd better get their ass in here and start working up a track record ? 1009615;1423187317;kanzure;mhd looks like it could work 1009616;1423187320;asciilifeform;kanzure: zero assembly steps << hard to improve on mhd 1009617;1423187336;asciilifeform;if you don't need much precision at all, 'muscle wire' 1009618;1423187340;kanzure;i am also fond of things on the order of "resistive heating element + some surface" heh 1009619;1423187356;cazalla;mircea_popescu, i dunno, i guess i'll look into it more and see who he is, really only had a laff and moved on 1009620;1423187380;mircea_popescu;i like the principle, and the man deserves front page and his picture on the newspaper. 1009621;1423187382;mircea_popescu;hopefully more people do exactly the same. 1009622;1423187406;BingoBoingo;mircea_popescu: I wouldn't know where to start on that danielpbarron is having some sort of twitter conversation with Weev and just wanted to suggest there might be use cases for the OTR thing. 1009623;1423187427;mircea_popescu;BingoBoingo me either, which is why i pester you about it :) 1009624;1423187445;ben_vulpes;mircea_popescu: "because the joo's a lazy reader." << pardon? 1009625;1423187449;asciilifeform;BingoBoingo: otr/'forward secrecy' is simply the practice of generating an ephemeral key for a particular conversation, which is to be discarded later 1009626;1423187458;mircea_popescu;ben_vulpes did you actually see the guy's cv ? 1009627;1423187464;ben_vulpes;yes. 1009628;1423187467;mircea_popescu;o.O 1009629;1423187471;BingoBoingo;asciilifeform: Indeed, sort of like gossipd. 1009630;1423187473;mircea_popescu;holy shit, and that's all you had to say ? 1009631;1423187478;asciilifeform;BingoBoingo: in the event one or the other participant is captured with his equipment, the ephemeral key is (presumably) gone. 1009632;1423187486;mircea_popescu;i changed my mind, you're not lazy, you're the heart of tactfulness. 1009633;1423187509;ben_vulpes;kinda what i was going for 1009634;1423187532;mircea_popescu;i had no idea you're that smooth. 1009635;1423187532;kanzure;asciilifeform: here are some things i was looking at yesterday http://diyhpl.us/~bryan/papers2/mems/ 1009636;1423187534;mircea_popescu;no wonder you get laid. 1009637;1423187562;kanzure;asciilifeform: i have various parts laying around for homefab of microelectronics (on the order of a few hundred microns but whatever) 1009638;1423187579;kanzure;planning on same system for microfluidics adventures 1009639;1423187589;BingoBoingo;mircea_popescu: ben_vulpes just keeps his tact quiet most of the time. 1009640;1423187601;mircea_popescu;kanzure alf spent i dunno, a year or os ? trying to build essentially a pick n place / fab lab for cardano 1009641;1423187603;kanzure;basically ghetto projector pointed down microscope tube 1009642;1423187605;asciilifeform;kanzure: assuming you just want linear motion of fluids - you should be able to get what you want from a sheet of glass. etch with co2 laser or hf. 1009643;1423187615;kanzure;have i ever ranted to you about my apt-get for hardware stuff 1009644;1423187639;asciilifeform;wat 1009645;1423187642;kanzure;hmm then i will pencil that in sometime 1009646;1423187660;kanzure;basically i want hardware but i don't want to have to spend my life reading millions of pages of documentation 1009647;1423187682;asciilifeform;kanzure: one could come to a worse fate than 'millions of pages of documentation' 1009648;1423187694;asciilifeform;for one thing, documentation is not even available for the most interesting devices 1009649;1423187697;kanzure;microelectronics vlsi doesn't require millions (well.. i mean.. not to make a single chip) 1009650;1423187697;mircea_popescu;what'd that be, pages of documentation that double every year ? 1009651;1423187706;asciilifeform;except as tiny dribbles of leak 1009652;1423187714;ben_vulpes;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=05-02-2015#1007991 << i didn't want to drive the kid away immediately 1009653;1423187714;assbot;Logged on 05-02-2015 06:51:10; ben_vulpes: absolutely none of this qualifies you to have an opinion about block size. 1009654;1423187717;kanzure;that's not what i mean 1009655;1423187719;ben_vulpes;assuming he's not a plant, that is 1009656;1423187721;asciilifeform;and reverse-engineered, at titanic sweat, data, years after said device is out of production 1009657;1423187743;kanzure;if making anything always requires me to make impossible investments in time and energy then none of the fun stuff will get made 1009658;1423187762;ben_vulpes;making anything always requires impossible investments of time and energy. 1009659;1423187774;kanzure;that's only because we're idiots 1009660;1423187791;ben_vulpes;impossible's more a function of available time/energy anyways. not an absolute thing. 1009661;1423187861;mircea_popescu;no, it's because Ὁ βίος βραχύς, ἡ δὲ τέχνη μακρή, ὁ δὲ καιρὸς ὀξύς, ἡ δὲ πεῖρα σφαλερή, ἡ δὲ κρίσις χαλεπή. 1009662;1423187870;kanzure;asciilifeform: pick and places are getting pretty cheap... though this one might still be out of my budget range: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SRu02F6AOmg&t=40s 1009663;1423187870;assbot;Fuji CP-643 Chip Shooter 20 Head - Circuit Board Assembly - YouTube ... ( http://bit.ly/1DEoDEf ) 1009664;1423187928;asciilifeform;kanzure: if you are trying to produce 5,000,000 units of xxx by next tuesday - that 'fuji' is your god and king, and pray to it 1009665;1423187944;asciilifeform;kanzure: if 100 xxx, at home - then why?!?!! 1009666;1423187991;kanzure;i wasn't claiming i was mass manufacturing anything like that at home 1009667;1423187994;kanzure;blah 1009668;1423188021;mircea_popescu;stop getting in the way of dreams and aspirations alfie 1009669;1423188038;asciilifeform;dr34mz 1009670;1423188071;ben_vulpes; [] kanzure: tried plain old tesla turbine ? << talk about boyhood dreams 1009671;1423188087;ben_vulpes;i built so much errata in pursuit of that thing 1009672;1423188091;ben_vulpes;a fucking waste oil furnace 1009673;1423188093;ben_vulpes;my own flash boiler 1009674;1423188098;ben_vulpes;a reheater 1009675;1423188106;mircea_popescu;o.O 1009676;1423188110;kanzure;asciilifeform: also.. we should run a (human) selective breeding program for cryoresuscitation-compatibility. 1009677;1423188115;ben_vulpes;mircea_popescu: what?! 1009678;1423188124;mircea_popescu;i never was that cool as a boy. 1009679;1423188132;asciilifeform;kanzure: try with smaller organism first ? 1009680;1423188143;kanzure;of course 1009681;1423188148;kanzure;way ahead of you 1009682;1423188150;asciilifeform;kanzure: probably will have more luck with selective breeding for breathing vacuum 1009683;1423188161;kanzure;well why bother with breathing at that point? what? 1009684;1423188169;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 2100 @ 0.00097074 = 2.0386 BTC [+] {3} 1009685;1423188175;decimation;lol that chip shooter is hardcore, but how many bezzlars? 1009686;1423188175;ben_vulpes;mircea_popescu: weren't you killing people and building criminal empires then? 1009687;1423188209;mircea_popescu;allegedly. 1009688;1423188218;asciilifeform;kanzure: what would you be breeding? cell membranes resistant to ice? 1009689;1423188220;mircea_popescu;but building furnaces ? that's like work. 1009690;1423188231;asciilifeform;kanzure: biological 'antifreeze' as in certain frogs ? 1009691;1423188231;ben_vulpes; [] flat enough with one disk << i did my own axle and used HD disks to get better boundary layer performance 1009692;1423188253;asciilifeform;ben_vulpes: neato 1009693;1423188263;asciilifeform;i think nowadays folks normally build them out of hd platters 1009694;1423188269;asciilifeform;they're nearly perfect for the job as they come 1009695;1423188271;mircea_popescu;incidentally re teh cryo stuff, anyone seen hibernatus ? 1009696;1423188275;ben_vulpes;never got the gas steam bearings to work tho 1009697;1423188350;decimation;mircea_popescu: lol he goes on: "It's probably unnecessary to point out that this increase in lifestyle is built on the increased work product of whoever will do it for 30 cents an hour, and anyway it is a red herring. The real attraction for us isn't just the lifestyle, but that it systematizes-- it makes normal-- not ever wondering: how come we have more lifestyle when we didn't do more work? " 1009698;1423188395;mircea_popescu;decimation the guy's exquisite chjoice of relevant subject matter, and the fearless approach has thoroughly impressed me. 1009699;1423188419;decimation;yeah he makes alot of sense 1009700;1423188440;ben_vulpes;i also kicked around a design for a nifty reciprocal engine where the piston was really just a magnet-bearing shuttle zipping back and forth through coils for insta-ac 1009701;1423188441;mircea_popescu;" My face is in my hands and I wonder how anyone could be asked to raise a girl in such a world? Recently a female cardiologist with a "difficult" 10 year old daughter who had been well trained to want things but not control things asked me if I had read "the study in the New York Times"-- !?!?!?!?!?-- that said that people with the same surname, over generations, continued to achieve the same level of wealth, showing 1009702;1423188441;mircea_popescu; "therefore" that genetic factors were more important than the home environment in determining social mobility, isn't that probably true? Having to do this sober I asked her, "But didn't you change your surname 11 years ago? Or are you betting she can just upgrade hers?" What else could I say? If you read it, it's for you?" 1009703;1423188475;mircea_popescu;the divorcing of people's skills from their general ability to think, neatly mirroring the divorce between want and control, and for that matter between capital and power. 1009704;1423188494;mircea_popescu;"how to support the welfare state ? oh, simply cut everyone in two and hide the halves" 1009705;1423188498;mircea_popescu;sounds like fucking plato already. 1009706;1423188516;decimation;re: 30 cents an hour: http://spectrum.ieee.org/view-from-the-valley/at-work/tech-careers/massive-worldwide-layoff-underway-at-ibm "At more than 100,000 people, that makes it the largest mass layoff at any U.S. corporation in at least 20 years." 1009707;1423188518;assbot;Massive Worldwide Layoff Underway At IBM - IEEE Spectrum ... ( http://bit.ly/1DEq7yl ) 1009708;1423188520;mircea_popescu;"you can probably extract some work out of the desperate movements of half people in the environment' 1009709;1423188553;mircea_popescu;decimation from the very log of the very day : http://log.bitcoin-assets.com//?date=05-02-2015#1009373 1009710;1423188553;assbot;Logged on 05-02-2015 23:51:15; mircea_popescu: "The one great example is IBM, which faced disruption and existential threat from PCs in the early 1990s and emerged stronger and is still a thriving company. " 1009711;1423188564;ben_vulpes;oh yeah that idiot 1009712;1423188568;ben_vulpes;fintech whatever whatever? 1009713;1423188571;ben_vulpes;dunn something? 1009714;1423188585;decimation;yeah it's thriving alright 1009715;1423188614;BingoBoingo;decimation: Sure, keeps making more dollars for doing less things. 1009716;1423188619;mircea_popescu;real estate company for the win. 1009717;1423188634;decimation;as far as I can gather from employee comments, the 'thriving' at IBM basically consists of brokering indians to write shit code 1009718;1423188637;mircea_popescu;but in the insane story of post-qe world, it makes it's own sort of sense. 1009719;1423188645;BingoBoingo;IBM's probably one of the largest benefactors of fiat world inflation 1009720;1423188736;ben_vulpes; mircea_popescu: water works surprisingly well << oh let us not get ben_vulpes started on the wonders of steam 1009721;1423188739;mircea_popescu;trinque: you want to build your visa? build it on bitcoin, but don't systemd the thing and decide it must have a visa built in << that's not a bnad angle. 1009722;1423188753;ben_vulpes;asciilifeform: "process man" << i guess more accurate than i ever thought 1009723;1423188783;mircea_popescu;ben_vulpes didja get on the part of teh log where the entire d&t think you were discussing with danielpbarron etc is dispelled ? 1009724;1423188799;ben_vulpes;hmwat? 1009725;1423188806;ben_vulpes;d and t? 1009726;1423188820;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2015/gerald-davis-is-wrong-heres-why/ 1009727;1423188821;assbot;Gerald Davis is wrong. Here's why. pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. ... ( http://bit.ly/1D3u819 ) 1009728;1423188826;mircea_popescu;the post phillip guy was concerned with. 1009729;1423188840;asciilifeform;^ epic ps0t btw 1009730;1423188864;decimation;re: IBM in the 90's < they didn't 'face disruption', they made one of the largest mistakes in business history 1009731;1423188869;mircea_popescu;http://log1.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=05-02-2015#1008091 << bnwahaha 1009732;1423188869;assbot;Logged on 05-02-2015 07:23:19; punkman: phillipsjk: the 1MB limit is not to stop spam 1009733;1423188883;mircea_popescu;decimation but they made so many! 1009734;1423188911;decimation;they had 30 years of usg/bezzlar computers locked up and were too retarded to market it 1009735;1423188947;mircea_popescu;but no. i suspect that may be missing the point. 1009736;1423188960;mircea_popescu;see, they had 30 years locked up, and AS A CONDITION OF THIS LOCK UP they couldn't market it. 1009737;1423188970;mircea_popescu;because they had to spend their time instead discussing how young men should wear a tie. 1009738;1423189046;mircea_popescu;ben_vulpes: phillipsjk: where did you get that key, anyways? did you buy it? << fwiw i believe teh guy's genuine. 1009739;1423189071;mircea_popescu;trinque: will my btcd still fart transactions at other nodes if I haven't finished syncing the blockchain? << yes. 1009740;1423189075;ben_vulpes;i don't believe anything 1009741;1423189078;mircea_popescu;except some times. 1009742;1423189085;ben_vulpes;mircea_popescu: the man's talking about btcd, not bitcoind 1009743;1423189097;mod6;ok, i've dumped block 168000 1009744;1423189105;mod6;http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=vxM6dfwC 1009745;1423189106;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1DEroWi ) 1009746;1423189111;mircea_popescu;o.O it's text ?! 1009747;1423189150;ben_vulpes;nah, comes from andresens bag of snakes 1009748;1423189154;mod6;haha 1009749;1423189162;mircea_popescu;BLOCK 000000000000099e61ea72015e79632f216fe6cb33d7899acb35b75c8303b763 << it checks out. 1009750;1423189204;ben_vulpes;whaddayamean, "checks out" 1009751;1423189209;mircea_popescu;uhm. there's nothing actually wrong with this block. 1009752;1423189217;mod6;and bag-o-snakes doesn't turn up 168,001 which makes sense, since it chokes on somethingthere 1009753;1423189225;mod6;mircea_popescu: correct. 1009754;1423189271;mod6;take a look at this other test i ran today with /just/ v0.5.3 basecode: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=9U2VHnRx 1009755;1423189271;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1DErQ6I ) 1009756;1423189279;mircea_popescu;mod6 a remote possibility was that your problem somehow came from a bad block, tho i have/had no idea wtf that'd be 1009757;1423189281;ben_vulpes;what was the story with a certain version of ssl breaking some kinds of btc signatures? 1009758;1423189283;mod6;block 168,000 was accepted 1009759;1423189284;mircea_popescu;which is why i asked for dump 1009760;1423189314;mircea_popescu;ben_vulpes most recent openssl which bitcoind imports decided to accept as valid padded sigs 1009761;1423189318;mod6;something in block 168,001 makes it puke perhaps from that failed VerifySignature 1009762;1423189342;mircea_popescu;mod6 yes but see, a 168`000 diddled block is a huge issue, because checkpoint. 1009763;1423189352;mircea_popescu;a diddled 168`001 block, not even nearly so much. 1009764;1423189376;mod6;maybe it's not a diddled 168,000 block 1009765;1423189387;mircea_popescu;this doesn't seem to be in any way ungood. 1009766;1423189388;mod6;maybe its 168,001 that's hosing us. 1009767;1423189396;ben_vulpes;i think mp's implication is that 168001 is diddled 1009768;1423189404;mircea_popescu;it's not, no. 1009769;1423189406;mod6;well, im just trying to pin it down to where we go wrong. 1009770;1423189414;mod6;i can still provide some sort of binary dump. 1009771;1423189435;mod6;im just gathering data as best/quickly as i can 1009772;1423189448;mircea_popescu;works mod6 1009773;1423189461;mod6;you testing on your end? 1009774;1423189510;mod6;nm. 1009775;1423189534;mircea_popescu;well i've not got a wedged one 1009776;1423189553;mod6;that's good! 1009777;1423189563;mod6;which version, which patches? 1009778;1423189621;trinque;mircea_popescu: yeh need the confirmation though to publish 1009779;1423189638;trinque;that drive got destroyed in the process; blockchain on the server's now at like aug 2013 1009780;1423189651;mircea_popescu;mod6 oh the mysterious mp stuff, most of which dates from 2012 1009781;1423189659;mod6;oh, ok. 1009782;1423189663;trinque;I guess I could just ask blockchain.info for the confirmations in the meantime 1009783;1423189677;ben_vulpes;not cockchain! 1009784;1423189684;trinque;ben_vulpes: I don't realy want to... 1009785;1423189687;mircea_popescu;yeah don't drag that in . 1009786;1423189711;asciilifeform;ben_vulpes: 'process man' << 'Well a process man am I and I'm tellin' you no lie / I work and breathe among the fumes that tread across the sky...' 1009787;1423189732;mod6;yeah, i mean, as recently as the 26th of january I was able to full sync and send/receive with: v053+patches { 1, rm_rf_upnp, 2, 3, 4, & 6 } and other people have gotten past it as well. so its not consistant as far as I can tell. 1009788;1423189746;mircea_popescu;howling shit whay this log no ends! 1009789;1423189750;mircea_popescu;i've been reading at it all day 1009790;1423189755;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16200 @ 0.00039794 = 6.4466 BTC [+] 1009791;1423189858;mod6;hmm. anyway, ok. anyway, that's pretty much the latest. 1009792;1423189886;mod6;so I'll keep digging in the blk0001.dat file to see what I can find in there. 1009793;1423189891;mod6;:] 1009794;1423189924;mircea_popescu;"Once the attack was discovered, Anthem immediately made every effort to close the security vulnerability, contacted the FBI and began fully cooperating with their investigation. Anthem has also retained Mandiant, one of the worlds leading cybersecurity firms, to evaluate our systems and identify solutions based on the evolving landscape." 1009795;1423189926;mircea_popescu;blergh. 1009796;1423189928;ben_vulpes;none of the portatronic builds are wedging like this, right? 1009797;1423189941;asciilifeform;ben_vulpes: danielpbarron's was, no ? 1009798;1423189941;mircea_popescu;"dear sheep. we lost your mother. we paid off the government agent for a fix. the fix is in. fuck you." 1009799;1423189965;mircea_popescu;not afaik ? 1009800;1423189972;asciilifeform;288888, incidentally. 1009801;1423190003;ben_vulpes;danielpbarron: do you have a wedged portatron? 1009802;1423190013;mircea_popescu;"From the Desk of Joseph R. Swedish President and CEO Anthem, Inc." << "we now act just like warrior forum scammers - it's the industree" 1009803;1423190124;mod6;this is the txhash that it pukes on: http://btc.blockr.io/tx/info/2c2314f353013f920d8fbfde242d7d23ba4cb9b97dc24f481dd0ccfd8f56324c 1009804;1423190124;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1DEuolt ) 1009805;1423190397;danielpbarron;mine didn't wedge 1009806;1423190411;danielpbarron;height=188068 1009807;1423190444;danielpbarron;it's the porta-tronic-bastard version 1009808;1423190446;mircea_popescu;!rated lobbes 1009809;1423190447;assbot;You have not rated lobbes. 1009810;1423190456;ben_vulpes;asciilifeform: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=edAxujKev1I << reminds me of the time i've spent deep in the bowels of D1X and friends 1009811;1423190456;assbot;The Chemical Worker's Song by Great Big Sea - YouTube ... ( http://bit.ly/1DEvv4G ) 1009812;1423190458;danielpbarron;i will soon be testing a non-bastard one that i compiled myself 1009813;1423190459;mircea_popescu;!rate lobbes 1 Well... he did teach himself how to view a directory... 1009814;1423190459;assbot;Request successful, get your OTP: http://w.b-a.link/otp/0aab3f743d4aad9b 1009815;1423190532;mircea_popescu;omfg done! yay! 1009816;1423190632;asciilifeform;danielpbarron: neato 1009817;1423190637;asciilifeform;danielpbarron: for 'pogo' ? 1009818;1423190684;danielpbarron;ya 1009819;1423190699;danielpbarron;idk if it'll work yet but i have a bitcoind 1009820;1423190743;danielpbarron;i had to change "make install" to "make install_sw" for the openssl compilation 1009821;1423190747;danielpbarron;that fixed it. 1009822;1423191009;asciilifeform;danielpbarron: what version of openssl ? 1009823;1423191054;danielpbarron;same as yours in auto.sh 1009824;1423191063;asciilifeform;building on what platform ? 1009825;1423191065;danielpbarron;the only thing i changed in that file is the make install thing 1009826;1423191078;danielpbarron;gentoo 1009827;1423191081;asciilifeform;odd, then 1009828;1423191085;asciilifeform;should not have had to change anything. 1009829;1423191092;asciilifeform;whatsoever. 1009830;1423191097;danielpbarron;that's the assumption that was holding me back :p 1009831;1423191113;danielpbarron;idk i probably messed something up somewhere 1009832;1423191126;danielpbarron;this is the 2nd time i've sucessfully installed gentoo on something 1009833;1423191128;asciilifeform;66ebbad3c8ad98a07b486d39d0c3ae62b00133f8f2877cf8b97c461e7c7f40b29cf9c3cae82cf73a92dcf1daa63d33aa76c910fbcbe60158589fc7cb48f41e6d openssl-1.0.1g.tar.gz 1009834;1423191130;asciilifeform;(sha512) 1009835;1423191132;asciilifeform;what's yours ? 1009836;1423191145;decimation;mircea_popescu: lol anthem is my health insurance 1009837;1423191149;ben_vulpes;danielpbarron: that gets me two up on you 1009838;1423191166;danielpbarron;i can't copy paste it easily right now, but it's the same as that asciilifeform 1009839;1423191168;decimation;they said they would send a special email later when they "figure out" if I am affected or not 1009840;1423191188;decimation;the bigger issue is the fact that you have to keep your social security number a 'secret' 1009841;1423191194;danielpbarron;oh wait i have it hosted already 1009842;1423191200;danielpbarron;http://danielpbarron.com/pogo-build.sh.txt 1009843;1423191201;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1DEytpU ) 1009844;1423191206;ben_vulpes;ssn secret is best secret 1009845;1423191211;danielpbarron;ctrl+f openssl 1009846;1423191214;asciilifeform;danielpbarron: read the makefile 1009847;1423191228;asciilifeform;danielpbarron: 'install' is 'all install_docs install_sw' 1009848;1423191237;asciilifeform;i take it you had the latex docs bug ? 1009849;1423191242;danielpbarron;yes 1009850;1423191248;asciilifeform;then safe to ignore. 1009851;1423191344;mircea_popescu;decimation well... secret in the sense you're supposed to keep your genitals secret neh ? 1009852;1423191439;decimation;in the us, if someone has your name, address, and ssn they can apply for 'credit' on your behalf 1009853;1423191460;asciilifeform;and, depending on your credit rating, buy a 'boeing' with no questions asked. 1009854;1423191474;decimation;similarly, they can present themselves to the local doctor as you and send you medical bills 1009855;1423191476;asciilifeform;usg sees this as a civil service! 1009856;1423191492;asciilifeform;i.e. if you refuse to sell yourself into debt slavery, someone is to do it for you. 1009857;1423191503;decimation;somehow this is not the problem, it's the fact that derps can't keep the ssn 'secret' is the problem 1009858;1423191520;asciilifeform;a... 24 bit? secret 1009859;1423191524;asciilifeform;big fat secret. 1009860;1423191533;decimation;asciilifeform: just as secret as your credit card number 1009861;1423191541;decimation;and checking account number 1009862;1423191544;asciilifeform;which is known to ten thousand waiters. 1009863;1423191571;asciilifeform;checking << known to everyone you ever write a cheque to... 1009864;1423191608;decimation;asciilifeform: the inevitable conclusion is that the banks/usg do not mind criminals making money off the fucktarded system 1009865;1423191662;asciilifeform;the biggest criminal, usg, makes most of it. 1009866;1423191702;decimation;it is certainly one way that wealth is is transferred to the 'deserving' - robin hood style 1009867;1423191732;mircea_popescu;well, you may not believe this or like this, but... my banking depends on my gpg signature o.O 1009868;1423191739;*;asciilifeform once worked with a nearly-penniless foreign postdoc whose departure from usa was hastened by some bureaucrat (who handled his papers) deciding to... buy a house in his name 1009869;1423191757;asciilifeform;we all want to use mircea_popescu's bank of mars. 1009870;1423191786;mircea_popescu;crazy huh. 1009871;1423191804;asciilifeform;they caught the woman, eventually, and there was some penalty (a light one, iirc) but it did not send the creditors back to the holes they crawled out of 1009872;1423191815;asciilifeform;and, having the option to be rid of this mess, he took it 1009873;1423191834;decimation;asciilifeform: right, the banks don't give a shit because 1.) they generally don't get stuck with the bill and 2.) when they do, usg prints them up some bezzlars 1009874;1423191870;asciilifeform;they also get best of both worlds if the victim is retarded, and saddles himself with the debt 1009875;1423191873;asciilifeform;in any number of ways 1009876;1423191890;asciilifeform;(in most u.s. states, paying even a penny - glues it to you permanently) 1009877;1423191906;mircea_popescu;nah, only for five years iirc. 1009878;1423191910;decimation;the whole system tends to inject bezzlars randomly throughout the 'real' economy 1009879;1423191912;asciilifeform;ianal. 1009880;1423191913;mircea_popescu;course if you "continue contact" it resets 1009881;1423192039;asciilifeform; system tends to inject bezzlars randomly throughout the 'real' economy << at this point, this is not unlike worrying about the health effects of the embalming solution undertakers inject into their 'patients' 1009882;1423192043;decimation;'begging for gpg via media' http://www.propublica.org/article/the-worlds-email-encryption-software-relies-on-one-guy-who-is-going-broke 1009883;1423192045;assbot;The World’s Email Encryption Software Relies on One Guy, Who is Going Broke - ProPublica ... ( http://bit.ly/1DEC1s6 ) 1009884;1423192096;asciilifeform;decimation: looks like that fella wins 'beggar of the year' ? 1009885;1423192102;decimation;asciilifeform: look in the corner of his computer room - looks like a radio transmitter above his o-scope 1009886;1423192129;asciilifeform;a number of common household tools in the photo 1009887;1423192145;mircea_popescu;"What is Social Security Number (SSN) Randomization? The project is a forward looking initiative of the Social Security Administration (SSA) to help protect the integrity of the SSN by establishing a new randomized assignment methodology. SSN Randomization will also extend the longevity of the nine-digit SSN nationwide." 1009888;1423192157;mircea_popescu;ahem. 9 digits are going to be sufficient for 300mn people ? 1009889;1423192161;asciilifeform;a cheapo soldering station, etc. 1009890;1423192186;asciilifeform;'model m', with the inevitable pen clutter 1009891;1423192198;decimation;mircea_popescu: it's a lulzy recycling program - in the past, us ssn's were assigned by geographical region 1009892;1423192212;asciilifeform;afaik they still are ? 1009893;1423192246;decimation;no that's the point of that 'randomization' program I think 1009894;1423192293;asciilifeform;pointless distraction. 1009895;1423192453;asciilifeform;the fiat world's refusal to use modern crypto exclusively is not a mistake, not an accident, not sloth 1009896;1423192456;decimation;http://www.ssa.gov/employer/randomization.html << all you wanted to know 1009897;1423192457;assbot;Social Security Number Randomization ... ( http://bit.ly/1DEE2Va ) 1009898;1423192458;asciilifeform;it is a deliberate and planned act 1009899;1423192486;asciilifeform;just like the failure-to-mention-mpex discussed in mircea_popescu's article 1009900;1423192507;decimation;asciilifeform: the reason given against crypto is that the masses would reject a 'universal id' card 1009901;1423192522;asciilifeform;forget universal anything-card 1009902;1423192528;decimation;but I don't see why the government should have anything to do with verifying identity anyway 1009903;1423192529;asciilifeform;just the notion that 'you are a key' 1009904;1423192536;asciilifeform;not even necessarily one key 1009905;1423192561;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15961 @ 0.0003885 = 6.2008 BTC [-] 1009906;1423192563;decimation;why can't I go to the local costco and broker credit through them? 1009907;1423192574;asciilifeform;but the notion that commercial identity can exist outside of a key - is a work of the beast. 1009908;1423192634;decimation;asciilifeform: aye that's true 1009909;1423192659;decimation;but you see in the usa, it is unthinkable that usg wouldn't issue keys 1009910;1423192680;asciilifeform;naturally. 1009911;1423192704;asciilifeform;it would be unthinkable for anyone other than usg to wipe arses, if this were practical. 1009912;1423192865;asciilifeform;(for n00bs: http://www.loper-os.org/?p=1323 << describes, among other things, the curious fact that within usg, only specially trained gnomes are permitted the privilege of generating keys, for use by all ranks from private to president) 1009913;1423192867;assbot;Loper OS » A Country of Which Nothing is Known but the Name. ... ( http://bit.ly/1DEFVkM ) 1009914;1423192867;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24100 @ 0.00039713 = 9.5708 BTC [+] {2} 1009915;1423192896;decimation;or similarly, it is unthinkable that a non-usg-approved-bank would issue credit or bank 1009916;1423192924;asciilifeform;that was conclusively suppressed after u.s. civil war, iirc. 1009917;1423192975;thestringpuller;the keymaker isn't entirely bad concept 1009918;1423192986;asciilifeform;thestringpuller: for whom ? 1009919;1423192991;decimation;ah, yes, the author of gpg is a ham http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Dd9jn 1009920;1423192992;assbot;User:Dd9jn - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia ... ( http://bit.ly/1DEGomQ ) 1009921;1423193004;asciilifeform;thestringpuller: for keymaker - a smashingly great concept. 1009922;1423193022;thestringpuller;have you not seen the matrix? 1009923;1423193033;thestringpuller;why would you not one smith who can make any key for any vessel? 1009924;1423193034;asciilifeform;thestringpuller: you go and fuck your wife, but you mustn't slip it in directly - gotta put it in this little gnome fella first 1009925;1423193041;asciilifeform;and he sticks his in the wife 1009926;1423193046;asciilifeform;any other way - treasonous. 1009927;1423193074;thestringpuller;from this standpoint yes 1009928;1423193091;thestringpuller;but concept of keymaker "program" entity/individual who is skeleton key maker 1009929;1423193097;mod6;lol pillow pants 1009930;1423193101;thestringpuller;is extremely valuable 1009931;1423193108;thestringpuller;unlock all the things 1009932;1423193127;thestringpuller;mod6: has been watching too many mc hammer videos 1009933;1423193141;asciilifeform;;;ud pillow pants 1009934;1423193141;gribble;http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=pillow+pants | pillow pants. Pussy Troll. The parents place it in their daughter pussy. If a penis trys entering the pussy before the age of 21 then the Pussy Troll will bite it off. 1009935;1423193229;thestringpuller;TIL 1009936;1423193280;mircea_popescu;... 1009937;1423193300;mircea_popescu;so basically, by pulling a ssn out of my arse i have just about 1:2 odds of hitting someone 1009938;1423193320;asciilifeform;aha. 1009939;1423193329;mircea_popescu;and what's better, since they are re=used, you needn't only worry about your own indiscretions, but those of people long dead 1009940;1423193339;mircea_popescu;this sounds a lot like getting used skin to live in. 1009941;1423193341;asciilifeform;and for all of fiddybucks, a name, mailing addr., work history, political party, to go with it. 1009942;1423193383;asciilifeform;generally the credit agencies are somewhat better at tracking deaths than, e.g., the voter rolls 1009943;1423193383;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform i think this is the best proof possible that current usg does not expect to survive more than a few years into the future anyway. 1009944;1423193390;asciilifeform;see above 1009945;1423193394;thestringpuller;asciilifeform: this is probably how CIA makes assets these days 1009946;1423193396;thestringpuller;or at least cover 1009947;1423193421;asciilifeform;thestringpuller: it is a traditional algorithm for crafting fake people for official uses 1009948;1423193427;asciilifeform;not even a secret of any kind 1009949;1423193437;asciilifeform;(openly discussed in agency-authorized historical texts) 1009950;1423193518;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: usg does not care (or even encourages, see earlier 'house-buying' postdoc story) about a plebe impersonating another plebe. 1009951;1423193536;asciilifeform;when some hobo successfully impersonates obama, or buffett - then. 1009952;1423193550;mod6;thestringpuller: http://youtu.be/-YaX2jLc_ko 1009953;1423193551;assbot;Clerks 2- pillowpants - YouTube ... ( http://bit.ly/1zmmcqA ) 1009954;1423193555;mircea_popescu;i doubt it's aware enough for something like this. 1009955;1423193573;thestringpuller;good 'ol kevin smith 1009956;1423193589;asciilifeform;who wants to be the first to buy a certified pre-owned (tm) ru nuke sub as mr buffett ? 1009957;1423193607;decimation;http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/09/23/us-usa-intelligence-mobile-idUSTRE78M5BI20110923 1009958;1423193609;assbot; Not so simple: U.S. spy agency trying to go mobile| Reuters ... ( http://bit.ly/1zmmoX0 ) 1009959;1423193638;decimation;"Generals and others have been known to become so frustrated with the existing devices that they switch to personal cellphones to conduct classified conversations, according to a former U.S. official." 1009960;1423193653;decimation;apparently nobody in usg gives a shit 1009961;1423193665;asciilifeform;the 'obamaphone' (not the one handed out to paupers, the other obamaphone) is well-known at this point 1009962;1423193785;decimation;http://ca.reuters.com/article/technologyNews/idCATRE6BF6BZ20101216 < ""There's no such thing as 'secure' any more," Debora Plunkett of the National Security Agency said on Thursday amid U.S. anger and embarrassment over disclosure of sensitive diplomatic cables by the web site WikiLeaks." 1009963;1423193786;assbot; U.S. code-cracking agency works as if compromised| Technology| Reuters ... ( http://bit.ly/1DEJEyK ) 1009964;1423193814;mircea_popescu;decimation they probably manifest that list of qualities which made "state' such a damning adjective in romanian. 1009965;1423193827;mircea_popescu;to get an idea, picture blackberry today. in romanian it'd be "state ipad" 1009966;1423193845;asciilifeform;decimation: that article has the beginnings of a glorious 'onion piece' 1009967;1423193848;mircea_popescu;iirc in russian similarly., 1009968;1423193876;asciilifeform;'of course we must assume that the adversary owns the network. this is why nukes must be expected to fly anywhere at all, .... ...' 1009969;1423193922;asciilifeform;'state ipad', but one nitpick, this presumes that somewhere there lives a 'normal' one. 1009970;1423193940;mircea_popescu;no. just a... sexy one. 1009971;1423193958;asciilifeform;http://blogs.reuters.com/great-debate/2015/02/05/why-we-should-care-about-domestic-drones-and-how-to-bring-them-down << loltronic 1009972;1423193960;assbot; Why we should worry about domestic drones and how to bring them down ... ( http://bit.ly/1zmnB0l ) 1009973;1423193960;mircea_popescu;people's disenchantment with their own wives isn't predicated on the theory that somewhere there's a sane woman waiting. 1009974;1423193967;mircea_popescu;merely, younger, nakeder, eager-er. 1009975;1423193970;asciilifeform;^ recall mircea_popescu's 'nobody could have foreseen' article 1009976;1423193973;decimation;asciilifeform: yes it's actually an extraordinary admission of usg's capitulation 1009977;1423194010;decimation;"making things secure is hard, let's just give up" 1009978;1423194022;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform heh reuters has a yearlong delay off trilema huh. 1009979;1423194030;asciilifeform;decimation: psyops to make plebes give up sooner. 1009980;1423194058;decimation;eh, I'm not so sure. the implication of that would be that usg is extraordinarily competent 1009981;1423194108;asciilifeform;[insert 'meta-nsa' thread here] 1009982;1423194123;decimation;aye 1009983;1423194148;asciilifeform;'A Homeland Security sensor deployed to spot but not interfere with drones flying above the Major League Baseball All-Star Game in Minneapolis last July cost several hundred thousand dollars to operate for just that night, reported the New York Times.' 1009984;1423194154;*;asciilifeform falls down from lulz 1009985;1423194192;asciilifeform;'The Secret Service uses covert radio-frequency jammers inside a Chevrolet Suburban that travels with the presidents motorcade. These devices disable remotely triggered improvised bombs. But because they have to disable explosives set off by a potentially large number of frequencies, the jammers saturate a wide spectrum, occasionally interfering with cellphones nearby.' << this deserves an aside 1009986;1423194213;asciilifeform;the particular apparatus involved is discussed in reasonably clear terms in textbooks 1009987;1423194261;asciilifeform;e.g., r. poisel's 'communications electronic warfare systems' 1009988;1423194270;asciilifeform;^ not a bad place to start 1009989;1423194288;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu ^ 'g3n3r1c j4mm3rz!' 1009990;1423194302;mircea_popescu;um... wouldn't you just set the bomb to go off when the jammer goes by ? 1009991;1423194307;mircea_popescu;what are these people, idiots ? 1009992;1423194326;asciilifeform;what's actually inside? unsurprisingly, a catalogue of frequencies used by cellular, wireless housephones, toy cars, teledildoes... 1009993;1423194365;asciilifeform;wouldn't you set off << a) no, because, e.g., toy car or phone has a discriminator - required bitstring (a la 'MAC address') that must match 1009994;1423194373;asciilifeform;to avoid interference from neighbours' teledildoes 1009995;1423194380;decimation;asciilifeform: re: wasting money on 'security' < http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/philg/2014/10/01/white-house-security/ 1009996;1423194381;assbot;Philip Greenspun's Weblog » White House Security ... ( http://bit.ly/1DELVdh ) 1009997;1423194392;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 66000 @ 0.00038944 = 25.703 BTC [-] 1009998;1423194401;asciilifeform;b) if set off, because receiver was built from shoebox, string and dead squirrel - this is meant to happen -before- the truck reaches the mine 1009999;1423194433;decimation;not if the bomb is sufficiently large 1010000;1423194434;asciilifeform;decimation: see also 'wasp'. 1010001;1423194435;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform but you make your own reception. 1010002;1423194449;mircea_popescu;set it to go off whenever a large collection of radiodildoes, phones and toy cars goes over it 1010003;1423194470;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: americans themselves have a specially custom rocket that does only this. 1010004;1423194476;mircea_popescu;right. 1010005;1423194476;asciilifeform;and likewise most nations 1010006;1423194479;*;decimation does not condone violence against any living thing 1010007;1423194518;*;asciilifeform condones violence against chickens 1010008;1423194539;*;asciilifeform and potatoes 1010009;1423194581;mircea_popescu;i condone all violence that doesn't sit around waiting for my condonement. 1010010;1423194589;mircea_popescu;wtf bs violence is this. 1010011;1423194589;decimation;like your software license? 1010012;1423194605;mircea_popescu;i guess so, huh. 1010013;1423194618;asciilifeform;unlicense! 1010014;1423194684;mircea_popescu;'I don't want to join the bloody Army, I don't want to go unto the war; I want no more to roam, I'd rather stay at home, Living on the earnings of a whore.' 1010015;1423194703;asciilifeform;https://medium.com/war-is-boring/the-chinese-military-blasted-a-private-drone-with-a-shotgun-5789a7483014 1010016;1423194705;assbot;The Chinese Military Blasted a Private Drone With a Shotgun — War Is Boring — Medium ... ( http://bit.ly/1zmpIBo ) 1010017;1423194706;asciilifeform;^ related 1010018;1423194922;scoopbot;New post on Qntra.net by cazalla: http://qntra.net/2015/02/canadian-mans-letter-to-court-accept-bitcoin-as-the-one-and-only-global-currency/ 1010019;1423194977;asciilifeform;re: jammers: 1010020;1423194987;asciilifeform;terrain tracking navigator is not such a hard problem. 1010021;1423194994;asciilifeform;jam that. 1010022;1423195048;mircea_popescu;duffel ? 1010023;1423195163;decimation;re: ibm < of course the 100,000 person layoff comes after paying $1.3 bn to not make chips anymore http://www.extremetech.com/computing/192430-ibm-dumps-chip-unit-pays-globalfoundries-1-5-billion-to-take-the-business-off-its-hands 1010024;1423195164;assbot;IBM sells chip business to GlobalFoundries for $1.5 billion (updated) | ExtremeTech ... ( http://bit.ly/1zmqNJt ) 1010025;1423195178;decimation;which is of course its only possible route to relevance 1010026;1423195246;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 3234 @ 0.00096158 = 3.1097 BTC [-] {8} 1010027;1423195341;asciilifeform;!s ibm real estate 1010028;1423195342;assbot;2 results for 'ibm real estate' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=ibm+real+estate 1010029;1423195381;asciilifeform;how the mighty have fallen! and to think, ibm was once the sole source of jew list tabulators to nazis 1010030;1423195416;decimation;asciilifeform: apparently real estate deals and indian shit-code are its core business now 1010031;1423195424;decimation;kind like hp's core business is printer ink 1010032;1423195440;asciilifeform;or texas instruments and the remaining pocket calculators 1010033;1423195453;decimation;at least ti still makes chips 1010034;1423195468;asciilifeform;'makes' 1010035;1423195469;asciilifeform;in asia. 1010036;1423195474;decimation;well, yeah 1010037;1423195533;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform no but it makes them because "it controls the ip" or how did that line go/ 1010038;1423195567;mircea_popescu;nobody else could make ti pocket calculators for lack of ti chip documentation. leaving alone why anyone would want to, after ti paid for tha someone to build their plants. 1010039;1423195600;asciilifeform;1.5b for ibm's chip div. << state of maryland could have bought one and a half of these for the cost of road 200 (a recently built, money-losing toll road i frequent.) 1010040;1423195635;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: surprisingly, the calculators use very well-understood, ancient components 1010041;1423195643;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: on account of the designs dating back to the mid '80s 1010042;1423195660;asciilifeform;as i understand, they've introduced a few devices where this 'problem' is 'fixed' 1010043;1423195673;asciilifeform;(an 'arm' cpu, fat ram, and... an emulator of the 1980s calcs) 1010044;1423195681;mircea_popescu;myeah. obviously point meant as a general - and thus indefensible - jab > 1010045;1423195683;mircea_popescu;>D 1010046;1423195688;asciilifeform;l0l 1010047;1423195732;asciilifeform;http://www.farrellf.com/projects/hardware/2013-07-26_Overclocking_the_TI-83+_Graphing_Calculator/overview.jpg << not mine. but did this for a few classmates as a schoolboy 1010048;1423195735;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1zmst5B ) 1010049;1423195747;asciilifeform;^ these were mandatory (!? i know) in the school 1010050;1423195776;BingoBoingo; ^ these were mandatory (!? i know) in the school << TI's survival is hinged to the "education standards" bezzel 1010051;1423195798;decimation;asciilifeform: re: road 200 << I actually drove on this road a few times. it was pointlessly empty, as well as having a low speed limit (55 mph) 1010052;1423195811;decimation;it was built as a favor to one of the wash dc land barons 1010053;1423195814;asciilifeform;aha 1010054;1423195837;asciilifeform;empty on account of outlandish tolls 1010055;1423195855;asciilifeform;interestingly, speed limit could easily be enforced by the (photo-operated) toll machines - but isn't 1010056;1423195871;asciilifeform;instead, there are 6 (?) policecars, in special '200' livery, at all times. 1010057;1423195898;decimation;http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/maryland-politics/post/agreement-allows-konterra-project-to-move-forward/2011/04/19/AF4neD7D_blog.html "The pact includes construction of a planned I-95 interchange with Contee Road near Maryland Route 198, and extension of Virginia Manor Road for access to the proposed 2,200-acre mixed-use development." 1010058;1423195899;assbot;Agreement allows Konterra project to move forward - Maryland Politics - The Washington Post ... ( http://bit.ly/1DERLLF ) 1010059;1423195900;asciilifeform;spot checks, so nobody actually drives the limit 1010060;1423195925;decimation;asciilifeform: it is my understanding that the toll machines are 'banned' from enforcing speed limit 1010061;1423195976;asciilifeform;i bet mircea_popescu knows what the pupils -actually- did with those calculators. 1010062;1423195982;asciilifeform;http://guestofaguest.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/11/t1_drug_wars2.jpg 1010063;1423195983;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1DES6y7 ) 1010064;1423195998;decimation;heh I used to play that game on bbs's 1010065;1423196010;asciilifeform;decimation: same dynamics as the management of hunting in game preserves. 1010066;1423196157;asciilifeform;BingoBoingo: you had a ti92. what was https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/vYjLMFABxoRvDQUr.huge ? 1010067;1423196159;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1zmtH0T ) 1010068;1423196193;decimation;http://ww2.gazette.net/stories/04212011/busiplo163111_32533.php < " O'Malley thanked the Konterra developers, Kingdon Gould Jr. and his son Caleb Gould, for cooperating to allow the state to move forward with the ICC plan without the costs of going to court to acquire the land." 1010069;1423196194;assbot;ICC pieces fall into place for Konterra ... ( http://bit.ly/1zmtPgR ) 1010070;1423196241;BingoBoingo;asciilifeform: No, I had the TI-89, mostly the same except for form factor. I have no idea what that important looking rectangle is. 1010071;1423196274;asciilifeform;BingoBoingo: from five minute's dig, seems like it was a rom. 1010072;1423196277;mircea_popescu;"And yet somehow the ruling class decayed, lost its ability, its daring, finally even its ruthlessness, until a time came when stuffed shirts like Eden or Halifax could stand out as men of exceptional talent. As for Baldwin, one could not even dignify him with the name of stuffed shirt. He was simply a hole in the air. " 1010073;1423196282;mircea_popescu;dude... this puts mpoe-pr to shame 1010074;1423196287;mircea_popescu;"simply a hole in the air" !? 1010075;1423196298;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: toldya he was worth digging into 1010076;1423196305;mircea_popescu;!up rodgort 1010077;1423196313;[]bot;Bet created: "American Sniper wins Oscar for Best Picture" http://bitbet.us/bet/1117/ 1010078;1423196345;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 61721 @ 0.0003888 = 23.9971 BTC [-] 1010079;1423196352;BingoBoingo;asciilifeform: 89 was same "civillian" form factor as 83, On the 92 user accessible rom like that could be a thing. 1010080;1423196377;asciilifeform;BingoBoingo: i had several. see log 1010081;1423196391;asciilifeform;BingoBoingo: the original 'blue arrow keys' was best. 1010082;1423196448;BingoBoingo;That it was. I wasn't a fan of the aesthetics of the redesign 1010083;1423196455;asciilifeform;not just that 1010084;1423196467;asciilifeform;the later grey blob, with the usb jack, also had... a boot time. 1010085;1423196479;asciilifeform;(a second or so, but it much grated on the nerves) 1010086;1423196700;asciilifeform;BingoBoingo: http://tiplanet.org/forum/gallery/image_page.php?album_id=253&image_id=3667 << the 'plus module' from earlier. updated rom + eeprom (original -92 lacked eeprom) 1010087;1423196702;assbot;TI-Planet | Voir l'image - Module TI-92 Plus ... ( http://bit.ly/1zmvdQD ) 1010088;1423196709;cazalla;ah damn that was good ghetto bouillabaisse 1010089;1423196719;asciilifeform;http://www.cemetech.net/img/misc/collection2013a.jpg 1010090;1423196724;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1zmvine ) 1010091;1423196724;asciilifeform;^ all of them, i think 1010092;1423196762;BingoBoingo;That is a collection 1010093;1423196849;BingoBoingo;The 86 was a good looking computer 1010094;1423197055;asciilifeform;http://goughlui.com/2015/01/29/review-teardown-apotop-wi-copy-dw21-5200mah-power-bank << this wants to be a node 1010095;1423197057;assbot;Review, Teardown: Apotop Wi-Copy (DW21) 5200mAh Power Bank | Gough's Tech Zone ... ( http://bit.ly/1DEWzkd ) 1010096;1423197098;asciilifeform;but, unless i missed something, no info anywhere re: ram on the board. 1010097;1423197113;asciilifeform;if anyone has one of these, please pop the cover and take a photo. 1010098;1423197152;asciilifeform;of the side not shown, that is 1010099;1423197186;asciilifeform;i like that the 802.11 card - comes off. 1010100;1423197264;thestringpuller;asciilifeform: has the best toys 1010101;1423197270;asciilifeform;^ not mine 1010102;1423197294;asciilifeform;all i have is this picture. 1010103;1423197596;decimation;asciilifeform: I like the 5.2 amp hour battery 1010104;1423197718;asciilifeform;peculiarly high price tag, but perhaps will fall to somewhere close to zero as they sit on the shelves. 1010105;1423197733;decimation;what's the point of the battery? 1010106;1423197741;decimation;backup for power failure? 1010107;1423197747;asciilifeform;these are, i think, meant to be used with iPnohe 1010108;1423197761;asciilifeform;which does not allow expansion of storage in the customary way 1010109;1423197766;asciilifeform;(no slots) 1010110;1423197804;asciilifeform;but luser gets to stuff sd card or usb drive into this gizmo, which serves up contents over http 1010111;1423197818;decimation;lol that's silly 1010112;1423197834;asciilifeform;silly or not, apparently there are at least half a dozen makers of just this. 1010113;1423197845;decimation;but it would be useful for powering all kinds of interesting widgets 1010114;1423197849;asciilifeform;i looked at several when hunting for node hardware 1010115;1423197854;asciilifeform;none had any more than 32m of ram 1010116;1423198052;decimation;asciilifeform: do you know what cpu it has? some arm variant? 1010117;1423198259;asciilifeform;decimation: interestingly! 1010118;1423198269;decimation;ah RTL8196D 1010119;1423198308;asciilifeform;aha. 1010120;1423198317;decimation;mips64? 1010121;1423198323;asciilifeform;for some reason sitting on the wireless daughterboard. 1010122;1423198425;asciilifeform;32, iirc 1010123;1423198524;decimation;well the main cpu runs some kind of arm probably because it appears to run android 1010124;1423198549;asciilifeform;there is a mips-android... 1010125;1423198555;asciilifeform;(even x86, iirc.) 1010126;1423198616;decimation;ah no the android software is running on a phone connected to the device, sorry for the confusion 1010127;1423198643;decimation;huh I didn't realize google supported non-arm chips 1010128;1423198707;decimation;actually that little device (wi-copy) would be a good buy just to harvest the parts 1010129;1423198728;asciilifeform;not at the sticker price. 1010130;1423198755;decimation;nah, but less than say $20-30 1010131;1423198851;asciilifeform;https://wikidevi.com/wiki/Special:BrowseData/Wired_embedded_system 1010132;1423198856;assbot;Browse data: Wired embedded system - WikiDevi ... ( http://bit.ly/1BZlpcs ) 1010133;1423198857;asciilifeform;^ mega-list 1010134;1423198935;decimation;ah that is handy 1010135;1423199580;decimation;asciilifeform: http://bit.ly/1zVgaPU 1010136;1423199583;assbot; HP Support document - HP Support Center ... ( http://bit.ly/1BZnc1h ) 1010137;1423199607;decimation;hp t5325 'thin client' < 512 mb ram, marvell 88F6281 1010138;1423199641;decimation;$36 on amazon 1010139;1423199677;decimation;looks to be 'old stock' though 1010140;1423200241;asciilifeform;decimation: just about all of the listed machines are 'old stock' 1010141;1423200270;asciilifeform;quite useless, unless one of us were to come across a gigantic crate of these somewhere. 1010142;1423200291;decimation;http://www.ebay.com/itm/Lot-of-32-HP-ThinPro-Thin-Client-T5325-1-2GHz-512MB-RAM-Flash-Factory-Reset-/331451731260?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item4d2c100d3c 1010143;1423200293;assbot; Lot of 32 HP Thinpro Thin Client T5325 1 2GHz 512MB RAM Flash Factory Reset | eBay ... ( http://bit.ly/1BZoDg1 ) 1010144;1423200315;asciilifeform;golden toilet. 1010145;1423200324;decimation;$900 is a bit steep though 1010146;1423200332;decimation;might be worth $300-400 at most 1010147;1423200390;decimation;the whole 'thin client' idea is hilarious stupidity 1010148;1423200402;decimation;'we take away ur computerz so u can be productive' 1010149;1423200432;asciilifeform;it came solely from folks writhing under the leather straps of microshit 1010150;1423200454;decimation;aye. and for the secretary using 'word' it would be fine, more-or-less 1010151;1423200458;asciilifeform;tired of spending money/labour on disinfecting 10,000 boxes presided over by tetris-playing accountants, or retail clerks 1010152;1423200491;decimation;for retail clerks: why not serial terminals? what does the mouse gui add? 1010153;1423200509;asciilifeform;because that was the previous usg monopoly. 1010154;1423200510;asciilifeform;(ibm) 1010155;1423200515;asciilifeform;the new one - requires mouse. 1010156;1423200525;asciilifeform;'shuddup & suck on it' (tm) 1010157;1423200528;decimation;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com//?date=02-12-2014#941070 1010158;1423200528;assbot;Logged on 02-12-2014 03:31:49; assbot: Logged on 11-09-2014 03:44:22; *: decimation remembers every pos and library using said terminals growing up, only to be replaced with buggy-ass windows for no reason 1010159;1423200532;asciilifeform;aha 1010160;1423200537;asciilifeform;watched this happen. 1010161;1423200559;asciilifeform;beautiful keyboards, too 1010162;1423200573;*;asciilifeform ended up buying such a terminal (not from library) and using for a long while 1010163;1423200579;asciilifeform;as a student. 1010164;1423200585;decimation;aye, my first job was a library clerk, using an ibm serial terminal 1010165;1423200604;decimation;had a 'laser scanner' peripheral, even 1010166;1423200613;decimation;scan item, populates text box 1010167;1423200622;*;asciilifeform still has one of those scanners. with the old stainless steel wand. 1010168;1423200633;decimation;yeah that's the one 1010169;1423200657;asciilifeform;glorious thing. emulated ps/2 kbd. 1010170;1423200667;asciilifeform;(had rs232 port also, presumably for terminals) 1010171;1423200689;decimation;I recall the library was running some variant of 'unisys' 1010172;1423200780;decimation;neh, not unisys, unicorn by sirsi 1010173;1423200880;asciilifeform;http://wikileaks.org/wiki/SirsiDynix_Corp_restricted_lobby_paper_against_Open_Source_technologies%2C_Sep_2009 << related 1010174;1423200881;assbot;SirsiDynix Corp restricted lobby paper against Open Source technologies, Sep 2009 - WikiLeaks ... ( http://bit.ly/1BZpWM6 ) 1010175;1423200905;decimation;lol they saw the writing on the wall 1010176;1423200921;decimation;actually they shouldn't have capitulated to the modern gui idiocy 1010177;1423200954;decimation;today you could build a really cheap serial terminal, perhaps with 'e-ink' display 1010178;1423200977;asciilifeform;the 'fast' e-ink remains mythical. 1010179;1423200986;decimation;my wife's new kindle is pretty fast 1010180;1423200993;decimation;but probably not fast enough for a full terminal 1010181;1423201007;asciilifeform;folks have ported linux to 'kindle' 1010182;1423201009;decimation;at any rate, it's moot because libraries in the us don't see the point in keeping books anymore 1010183;1423201009;asciilifeform;can now try and see 1010184;1423201015;decimation;hu 1010185;1423201026;decimation;every year or two her cheapass kindle 'breaks' 1010186;1423201043;asciilifeform;http://www.turnkeylinux.org/blog/kindle-root 1010187;1423201045;assbot;On my Kindle I am root | TurnKey GNU/Linux Blog ... ( http://bit.ly/1BZqgKP ) 1010188;1423201059;decimation;usually, the screen stops updating. I never bothered fixing it, figured it wasn't worth my time 1010189;1423201088;decimation;I should try the hack to see if I can fix it 1010190;1423201097;*;asciilifeform has a 'kindle dx'. no signs of wear after ~4 yrs. 1010191;1423201200;*;asciilifeform sometimes wonders whether that product category would exist - and what it would cost if it did - if there were not a built-in chumpatronic collector 1010192;1423201247;asciilifeform;(which one is not forced to use, unlike the one in certain very early 'e-readers', but tempts sufficiently many ESL (to use mircea_popescu's term) folks to bring in a pretty penny for the vendor) 1010193;1423201274;mircea_popescu;the kindle ? 1010194;1423201278;asciilifeform;aha 1010195;1423201285;mircea_popescu;i don't perceive its utility 1010196;1423201298;decimation;I think the ebook sales are mostly woman-porn 1010197;1423201310;asciilifeform;i use it mainly for lib.ru 1010198;1423201315;decimation;they can read in public without showing the embarassing covers 1010199;1423201325;asciilifeform;(not literal lib.ru, long dead, but texts in general) 1010200;1423201347;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 93329 @ 0.00038887 = 36.2928 BTC [+] {2} 1010201;1423201362;asciilifeform;as for the chumpatronics, i have no idea who uses. 1010202;1423201372;asciilifeform;someone, somewhere. 1010203;1423201373;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform and if you need to bash something what do you do ? 1010204;1423201375;asciilifeform;they keep making'em 1010205;1423201384;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: there's a quote collector widget. 1010206;1423201389;mircea_popescu;no no 1010207;1423201391;asciilifeform;with 'clitoris' joystick 1010208;1423201392;decimation;sufficiently many people believe in paying for ebooks I guess 1010209;1423201393;mircea_popescu;does it have a for ? 1010210;1423201400;asciilifeform;it goes to a text file. 1010211;1423201408;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34115 @ 0.00038959 = 13.2909 BTC [+] {2} 1010212;1423201415;mircea_popescu;bash as in bourne shell, not bash as in take ntoes. 1010213;1423201420;asciilifeform;ah 1010214;1423201428;mircea_popescu;but fine, the notes : suppose you now want to write an article. how do you type, and how do you send it to trilema ? 1010215;1423201430;asciilifeform;then i walk three meters to the actual computer, lol 1010216;1423201437;mircea_popescu;suppose you want to say something here. like a quote. 1010217;1423201443;asciilifeform;see above 1010218;1423201446;mircea_popescu;o wait, this is like a woman that's useful as long as another woman is around ? 1010219;1423201446;decimation;lol mircea_popescu no one types on the kindle 1010220;1423201462;mircea_popescu;decimation my poinbt being, i can't really do anything of the intellect without the whole computer. 1010221;1423201465;asciilifeform;'kindle' is not a computer! it's this entirely specialized machine, like kitchen mixer. 1010222;1423201476;asciilifeform;my mixer also does not run bash 1010223;1423201477;asciilifeform;(yet) 1010224;1423201479;mircea_popescu;but my mental life is not compartimentalized, like kitchen. 1010225;1423201490;decimation;no, it's a 'read-only' device. the model is that the reader has nothing to say 1010226;1423201500;mircea_popescu;but it happens that i oft do have a loit to say 1010227;1423201505;mircea_popescu;and also i need to test and verify what i read 1010228;1423201507;mircea_popescu;and so on 1010229;1423201520;asciilifeform;the model is that one wishes sometimes to emulate a book. 1010230;1423201526;mircea_popescu;in short, i know of no other process involving the noggin than the full process. 1010231;1423201531;asciilifeform;(why to do this, is a matter of taste) 1010232;1423201536;decimation;do you scribble in the margins? 1010233;1423201552;mircea_popescu;in the book days i used to have my books filled with papers. 1010234;1423201554;*;asciilifeform usually prefers to scribble in an actual notebook 1010235;1423201559;asciilifeform;aha and papers. 1010236;1423201564;mircea_popescu;as in, have someone to (cut, if uncut) and prefill with blank paper. 1010237;1423201571;decimation;how do you scribble in an ascii text file? 1010238;1423201592;asciilifeform;emacs ? 1010239;1423201600;mircea_popescu;and the worst thing a maid could do is drop a wreath of books on the way to shelving 1010240;1423201611;mircea_popescu;good god. a cloud of now useless paper, and a criminal eyed mp 1010241;1423201632;decimation;asciilifeform: but how do you separate your changes from the original text? does emacs do this? 1010242;1423201648;asciilifeform;diff. 1010243;1423201651;decimation;heh 1010244;1423201654;mircea_popescu;lol 1010245;1423201660;mircea_popescu;what's wrong with > ? 1010246;1423201675;decimation;I guess there are many simple solutions. 1010247;1423201738;*;asciilifeform owns many peculiar machines on account of quests like 'program in bed' and 'read ascii/koi8 on balcony' etc. 1010248;1423201806;mircea_popescu;i guess im a reactionary. i own, substantially, the exact kind of machine i had as a child. 1010249;1423201824;asciilifeform;there is not, nor can be, a replacement for The computer. 1010250;1423201835;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42900 @ 0.0003885 = 16.6667 BTC [-] 1010251;1423201835;asciilifeform;you know, the one that is heavy, if you kick, won't move 1010252;1423201838;mircea_popescu;it went from 16 to 64 bits, sure, but otherwise the box is exactly the same size even 1010253;1423201841;asciilifeform;can hold a kg or 2 of dust 1010254;1423201841;asciilifeform;etc 1010255;1423201884;decimation;asciilifeform: like ibm AT? 1010256;1423201890;mircea_popescu;i have half a dozen laptops which i use... maybe a day a season, or something, between the lot. 1010257;1423201924;mircea_popescu;i borrowed an ipad for a coupla weeks to check out the games and i gave it back without regrets - more with relief. 1010258;1423201932;danielpbarron;http://danielpbarron.com/patch_test.txt 1010259;1423201933;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1BZscCX ) 1010260;1423201949;decimation;ipad is great for entertaining small children 1010261;1423201950;mircea_popescu;i don't think anything ever was as stulfifying as the ipad game scene. perhaps the failed nes. 1010262;1423201967;mircea_popescu;decimation but small as in 3 yos. 1010263;1423201975;decimation;aye 1010264;1423201985;mircea_popescu;yeah, that i have seen. there's a koi pond simulator 1010265;1423201986;decimation;that's pretty much the mental model of the ipad 1010266;1423202024;decimation;'tap on large icons, receive reward' is pretty much intelligible for 12 months and older 1010267;1423202107;mircea_popescu;extremely odd their insistence on no porn, either 1010268;1423202116;mircea_popescu;that's pretty much the only non-infantile use of the thing. 1010269;1423202178;decimation;my daughter loves her 'app' that forces her to re-order numbers, letters, and phrases to receive a cartoon reward 1010270;1423202201;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 53150 @ 0.00039794 = 21.1505 BTC [+] 1010271;1423202311;cazalla;decimation, what's wrong with old fashioned blocks? 1010272;1423202323;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 1091 @ 0.00096053 = 1.0479 BTC [-] {7} 1010273;1423202352;decimation;cazalla: nothing, she plays with them too. they aren't as portable though 1010274;1423202386;cazalla;seems like a sure fire way to give your kid brain damage 1010275;1423202430;decimation;eh, kids are gonna have to learn to deal with the electronics one day 1010276;1423202481;decimation;I'm trying to teach her German, but it goes much better with a native speaker 1010277;1423202497;cazalla;my plan is to avoid that stuff with my son for as long as possible 1010278;1423202497;mircea_popescu;yeah, you want her to learn german, get her a german speaking dog/ 1010279;1423202498;asciilifeform;http://www.loper-os.org/pub/komp.jpg << try on laptop. 1010280;1423202502;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1BZtsG7 ) 1010281;1423202504;mircea_popescu;like a shepherd or something. 1010282;1423202507;decimation;there was a class locally, but it was canceled for lack of interest 1010283;1423202507;decimation;lol 1010284;1423202523;decimation;actually, I would consider getting a german-speaking au pair 1010285;1423202530;asciilifeform;actual computer should be a -place-, not merely machine 1010286;1423202535;asciilifeform;like church organ. 1010287;1423202538;mircea_popescu;decimation bdsm site's this way --> 1010288;1423202545;decimation;turns out you don't have to pay them social security or payroll tax 1010289;1423202625;decimation;at any rate, that's all I have for the evening, good night 1010290;1423202629;decimation;!down decimation 1010291;1423202933;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41550 @ 0.00039803 = 16.5381 BTC [+] {2} 1010292;1423202972;mircea_popescu;"One ought not to pay any attention to Hitler's recent line of talk about being the friend of the poor man, the enemy of plutocracy, etc etc. Hitler's real self is in MEIN KAMPF, and in his actions. He has never persecuted the rich, except when they were Jews or when they tried actively to oppose him. He stands for a centralised economy which robs the capitalist of most of his power but leaves the structure of society 1010293;1423202972;mircea_popescu;much as before. The State controls industry, but there are still rich and poor, masters and men." 1010294;1423202979;mircea_popescu;this guy was so fucking defeated... 1010295;1423203000;asciilifeform;l0l! 1010296;1423203028;mircea_popescu;it's incredible how defeated he was. 1010297;1423203044;mircea_popescu;it's like... not even coinceivable how defeated. 1010298;1423203143;asciilifeform;obligatory: http://www.pbfcomics.com/209 1010299;1423203144;assbot;The Perry Bible Fellowship ... ( http://bit.ly/16KAK93 ) 1010300;1423203281;mircea_popescu;zebra penis! 1010301;1423203299;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 61900 @ 0.00038678 = 23.9417 BTC [-] {2} 1010302;1423203320;asciilifeform;zebrahitler (tm) 1010303;1423203344;mircea_popescu;this "people standing on magic carpets of the future" meme is so incomprehensible to me. 1010304;1423203369;mircea_popescu;do people really have such poor grasp of basic mechanics as to not understand that if you're not walking, there's really noi reason to be standing ?! 1010305;1423203395;asciilifeform;and before the 'stand-up desk' fashion, too 1010306;1423203401;mircea_popescu;the banal observation that three hour's walk is pleasant, but quarter hour's standing unpleasant not exactly with them ?! 1010307;1423203450;asciilifeform;oddly enough, there appears to be something to this 1010308;1423203454;asciilifeform;more of a 'bed of nails' thing though 1010309;1423203465;mircea_popescu;hm ? 1010310;1423203470;asciilifeform;when i'm in the machine shop, end up having to stand, and it tends to keep one awake 1010311;1423203499;asciilifeform;then again, perhaps it's the acute awareness of the sharp rotating bits 1010312;1423203560;mircea_popescu;lo 1010313;1423203616;asciilifeform;i'm told there are even treadmill desks 1010314;1423203635;asciilifeform;(whether the treadmill actually powers the computer - that ancient dream - i do not know) 1010315;1423203822;mircea_popescu;http://www11.kinghost.com/fetish/knapsack/images/bicm6973.jpg 1010316;1423203823;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/16KDS4T ) 1010317;1423203834;asciilifeform;lol! 1010318;1423203837;asciilifeform;stakecycle 1010319;1423203891;asciilifeform;looks like the diddler is rigged to reciprocate 1010320;1423203937;asciilifeform;who has not wondered, many times, about such machines 1010321;1423203943;asciilifeform;whether exist, and where 1010322;1423203973;asciilifeform;now we know - at least one. 1010323;1423203992;mircea_popescu;i've not wondered much, kinda discover the potentiality and the actuality in one package as it were. 1010324;1423204018;asciilifeform;^ pictured unit yours ? 1010325;1423204044;mircea_popescu;http://www.holisticwisdom.com/the-fucking-chair.htm in the same vein 1010326;1423204046;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/16KFb3I ) 1010327;1423204046;mircea_popescu;ah no. 1010328;1423204066;mircea_popescu;http://www11.kinghost.com/fetish/knapsack/bicycle182-brut.html whole set if you're curious. 1010329;1423204067;assbot;Fucking bicycle ... ( http://bit.ly/16KFmMv ) 1010330;1423204139;asciilifeform;neato. 1010331;1423204275;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 154000 @ 0.00039837 = 61.349 BTC [+] 1010332;1423204343;asciilifeform;;;bc,stats 1010333;1423204347;gribble;Current Blocks: 342199 | Current Difficulty: 4.127287389469702E10 | Next Difficulty At Block: 342719 | Next Difficulty In: 520 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 3 days, 1 hour, 50 minutes, and 46 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 44686087306.6 | Estimated Percent Change: 8.26987 1010334;1423204374;asciilifeform;290291. 1010335;1423204454;asciilifeform;phillipsj is quite a joker. 1010336;1423204465;asciilifeform;'January 2009 Completed The Insurance Premium Reduction Program at A and J Driving School.' on a cv !?!? 1010337;1423204492;mircea_popescu;it does sound rather like something you get convicted to, doesn't it. 1010338;1423204565;asciilifeform;the whole thing does 1010339;1423204653;asciilifeform;i'm still waiting to read a cv with entry 'xxxx-xxxx - hobo' 1010340;1423204666;asciilifeform;does engl. even have verb, 'to hobo' ? 1010341;1423204675;asciilifeform;бомжевать 1010342;1423204691;mircea_popescu;nevertheless, i imagine you see my point. what truly subtle meta-Agranov would come up with something like that ? 1010343;1423204699;asciilifeform;srsly 1010344;1423204700;mircea_popescu;the man's disarmingly plain. 1010345;1423205103;mircea_popescu;lol@ filthy orwell, going full throtle into "the country is weakened by the war, now is the time to socialism!11" 1010346;1423205129;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 72450 @ 0.00039847 = 28.8692 BTC [+] {2} 1010347;1423205138;asciilifeform;sorta did happen. 1010348;1423205141;mircea_popescu;it's strange, this unseemly ability of felons, to hide the substance of their felony. first of all from themselves, and even should they be blessed with remarkable observation powers. 1010349;1423205146;asciilifeform;dog barked - caravan moved. 1010350;1423205148;mircea_popescu;yeah, but that's indifferent. 1010351;1423205180;mircea_popescu;man can see what's wrong with socialism, but he can't see what's wrong with his own prose 1010352;1423205200;asciilifeform;t. dalrymple (retired british shrink, wrote a number of hilarious books on psychology of criminals - and civ. decay overally) had a thing on this 1010353;1423205207;asciilifeform;'the knife went in, the gun went off' 1010354;1423205213;asciilifeform;somethingliekthat 1010355;1423205238;asciilifeform;testimonies full of animated, ambulatory weaponry 1010356;1423205243;mircea_popescu;lol 1010357;1423205266;mircea_popescu;i'd probably make a horrible judge, on the grounds that i'm generally inclined to let off everyone who kills purposefully. 1010358;1423205270;mircea_popescu;that, at least, i can understand. 1010359;1423205284;mircea_popescu;but none of this "accidental" talk if it is at all possible. 1010360;1423205295;asciilifeform;he has a passage almost entirely this. 1010361;1423205317;mircea_popescu;i guess i'd do okay as a lord with his own court in some marsh cca 1300, but otherwise... 1010362;1423205345;asciilifeform;http://www.city-journal.org/story.php?id=1371 1010363;1423205347;assbot;"The Knife Went In" by Theodore Dalrymple, City Journal Autumn 1994 ... ( http://bit.ly/16KJIDk ) 1010364;1423205364;mircea_popescu;o hey. 1010365;1423205369;*;mircea_popescu reads 1010366;1423205412;mircea_popescu;"The aim of untold millions is to be free to do exactly as they choose and for someone else to pay when things go wrong." 1010367;1423205415;mircea_popescu;please is the word. 1010368;1423205434;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25900 @ 0.00038584 = 9.9933 BTC [-] {2} 1010369;1423205445;asciilifeform;fella was a prison shrink. 1010370;1423205474;mircea_popescu;i had this girl... she was a psych grad. weighed about 50 kgs if dressed, and had spent three years as the prison shrink. 1010371;1423205482;mircea_popescu;about half the population there, rapists. 1010372;1423205501;mircea_popescu;the other half, murderers, arsonists, all sorts of truly pathological types. 1010373;1423205527;mircea_popescu;she had oodles of stories. 1010374;1423205610;asciilifeform;old prison hands generally do. 1010375;1423205629;*;asciilifeform must have at least half a book-case of 'prison lit' 1010376;1423205678;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 45950 @ 0.00038423 = 17.6554 BTC [-] {3} 1010377;1423205685;mircea_popescu;kinda what got my attention originally, i could read the girl's experienced, but it made little sense. 1010378;1423205692;mircea_popescu;then i figured out... vicariously! 1010379;1423205806;asciilifeform;at least, unlike the 'vicarious' engineering gurlz, she did not attempt to go and... apply 1010380;1423205903;mircea_popescu;heavens no. 1010381;1423205911;mircea_popescu;she didn't even attempt to write a book. 1010382;1423205914;mircea_popescu;very pleasant girl. 1010383;1423205922;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 6000 @ 0.00094869 = 5.6921 BTC [-] {16} 1010384;1423205937;asciilifeform;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=30-08-2014#816556 1010385;1423205937;assbot;Logged on 30-08-2014 21:53:25; mircea_popescu: this "'KGB: the Inside Story' by Christopher Andrew" string reminds me of the "stop sending niggers then" joke. 1010386;1423205944;asciilifeform;re: book. 1010387;1423206096;asciilifeform;'Violent criminals often use an expression auxiliary to My head went when explaining their deeds: It wasnt me. Here is the psychobabble of the slums, the doctrine of the Real Me as refracted through the lens of urban degradation. The Real Me has nothing to do with the phenomenal me, the me that snatches old ladies bags, breaks into other peoples houses, beats up my wife and children, or repeatedly dr 1010388;1423206096;asciilifeform;inks too much and gets involved in brawls. No, the Real Me is an immaculate conception, untouched by human conduct: it is that unassailable core of virtue that enables me to retain my self-respect whatever I do. What I am is not at all determined by what I do; and insofar as what I do has any moral significance at all, it is up to others to ensure that the phenomenal me acts in accordance with the Real Me.' 1010389;1423206108;asciilifeform;^ see also TLP. 1010390;1423206141;*;asciilifeform used to suspect for a while, long ago, that herr dalrymple was tlp 1010391;1423206149;mircea_popescu;sounds like pretty typical infantilism. 1010392;1423206163;mircea_popescu;nah, this man is i think english. 1010393;1423206170;asciilifeform;mr d? yes 1010394;1423206172;asciilifeform;very english 1010395;1423206248;mircea_popescu;!up phillipsjk 1010396;1423206254;mircea_popescu;dja know how to up yourself ? 1010397;1423206351;mircea_popescu;cool. 1010398;1423206528;asciilifeform;(anyone who enjoyed 'the knife went in' can see a bunch more, http://www.city-journal.org/author_index.php?author=47 ) 1010399;1423206529;assbot;City Journal Author Index ... ( http://bit.ly/1KxaJq6 ) 1010400;1423206537;asciilifeform;^ by no means his complete works 1010401;1423206639;mircea_popescu;For example, they do not say of the policemen who they allege (often plausibly) have beaten them up, Poor cops! They were brought up in authoritarian homes and now project the anger that is really directed at their bullying fathers onto me. They need counseling. They need their heads sorted out. On the contrary, they say, with force and explosive emotion, The bastards! They assume that the police act out of 1010402;1423206640;mircea_popescu; free, if malevolent, will. 1010403;1423206665;mircea_popescu;this is pretty good, and an excellent display of why the reconstructive approach is so powerful in talk psychotherapy, and discourse generally. 1010404;1423206675;mircea_popescu;"restate this about that, see how it sounds". 1010405;1423206715;asciilifeform;e.g., http://log.bitcoin-assets.com//?date=05-02-2015#1007943 1010406;1423206715;assbot;Logged on 05-02-2015 06:31:43; asciilifeform: exercise for student: when you wake up, think of six entirely factually-correct - but disastrously intellectually-crippling - models for some commonplace thing or other. 1010407;1423206747;mircea_popescu;"can't figure it out when a mater of abstract objects ? that's fine, do it over but with cunts and fucking this time. see if the carefully evolved mamallian brain isn't more a help than a hindrance in matters it's actually evolved to handle!" 1010408;1423206988;asciilifeform;http://www.city-journal.org/2010/20_1_otbie-john-kenneth-galbraith.html << herr d. on.. galbraith. mega-flame. 1010409;1423206989;assbot;The Galbraith Revival by Theodore Dalrymple, City Journal Winter 2010 ... ( http://bit.ly/16KPvZt ) 1010410;1423207004;asciilifeform;(yes, the galbraith of 'the bezzle') 1010411;1423207193;mircea_popescu;"What, then, did I find to praise in Galbraith? In the first place, his personal example, which is encouraging for someone like me who has entered the later stages of his life. Galbraith wrote The Economics of Innocent Fraud when he was 96. That was the last of the approximately 50 books that he wrote, and he wrote them clearly, never giving the impression of wanting to be thought clever because of the difficulty of wh 1010412;1423207193;mircea_popescu;at he had to say." 1010413;1423207196;phillipsjk;so I read http://trilema.com/2015/gerald-davis-is-wrong-heres-why/ , and have been having trouble parsing the math formula. I have figured out that 1.25TB (about 3 years from now) is approximately 35 squared. 1010414;1423207197;assbot;Gerald Davis is wrong. Here's why. pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. ... ( http://bit.ly/1KxbKym ) 1010415;1423207210;mircea_popescu;this is impressive. imagine, men before public smoking was banned, living to be 96! and able to articulate themselves! 1010416;1423207230;phillipsjk;Not sure how you derived the exponential function for calculating the year 2020 1010417;1423207253;mircea_popescu;phillipsjk if every 170k blocks it increases 35 times, and there's 365 days to the year and 24 hours to the day and 6 blocks in a hour 1010418;1423207267;mircea_popescu;it then follows that the size at any arbitrary point in time is... 1010419;1423207325;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 95500 @ 0.00039891 = 38.0959 BTC [+] 1010420;1423207683;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform this thing's merciless huh 1010421;1423207694;asciilifeform;aha. 1010422;1423207712;mircea_popescu;i like a man who can use the text. 1010423;1423207724;asciilifeform;herr d. does not disappoint. 1010424;1423207772;asciilifeform;incidentally, one of his first (or perhaps first?) works is a description of a voyage he took, to visit the major capitals of the communist world 1010425;1423207776;asciilifeform;incl. (at the time) bucharest 1010426;1423207862;mircea_popescu;bucharest is and always was such a hellhole the likes of which no one has ever seen. 1010427;1423207863;phillipsjk;since the 1.25 factor represents the fist period: 3.23 years, the first number in the exponent must represent something like (n -3) years.. But 2009+6+3=2018. 1010428;1423207879;mircea_popescu;this was my own experience, both under the communists and after, and it was recorded in 1800 by travellers 1010429;1423207886;mircea_popescu;(it did not exist prior to about then) 1010430;1423207909;mircea_popescu;phillipsjk the deleted 2020 is more of a playful rethorical device 1010431;1423207916;mircea_popescu;don't get too hung up on it. 1010432;1423207938;mircea_popescu;the point is simply : "not so very long". 1010433;1423207988;asciilifeform;'the wilder shores of marx' 1010434;1423207992;asciilifeform;^ book 1010435;1423208027;mircea_popescu;this is mostly important because considering on one hand the uninformed low level arithmeticizing of reality prevalent in the esl world, and on the other the utter insanities passed for "graphs" on the forum, but also generally in the world - say that abject "cross model", people really need a little example of PROPER use of numbers. 1010436;1423208027;phillipsjk;So you are implicitly expecting the block-size will be much larger than 20MB sooner than we expect as well. 1010437;1423208027;asciilifeform;north kr, albania, ro, vietnam, cuba. 1010438;1423208060;mircea_popescu;phillipsjk i am not seriously lowering the discourse to gavin's insanities. a matter of principle is being discussed there, not the irrelevant gargle of whatever derp. 1010439;1423208089;asciilifeform;d. went to ro immediately before the magic xmas. 1010440;1423208100;phillipsjk;good point. Gavin's proposal is just that: a proposal. 1010441;1423208117;mircea_popescu;moreover, gavin is about as unfrequentable intellectually as quisling 1010442;1423208224;phillipsjk;I think that is the most subtle "Godwin" I have even seen. (had to look it up) 1010443;1423208237;asciilifeform;had to look up quisling ?!?! 1010444;1423208252;*;phillipsjk does not read enough books 1010445;1423208262;mircea_popescu;here you will have them forced upon you. 1010446;1423208265;mircea_popescu;i know i do. 1010447;1423208386;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform anyway, i think one could scarcely have better political education than a tour of the warsaw pact in the late 80s. 1010448;1423208401;mircea_popescu;especially if one packed lots and lots and lots of jeans. 1010449;1423208403;asciilifeform;it worked. 1010450;1423208425;asciilifeform;not sure if he had the jeans (iirc, he went under the auspices of some medical society or other) 1010451;1423208529;mircea_popescu;as i point out in some romanian article, denim bras had i managed to import would have been gladly worn by those women half the current .ro calls mom. 1010452;1423208544;phillipsjk;I mentioned in PM that I assume the year 2010 refers to "mybitcoin" (found mention of it in a forum post Aug 17, 2010) 1010453;1423208566;phillipsjk;"Consider the alternative of mybitcoin.com. It is a client portable to any web browser. You could keep the account/password in your head instead of on a stick. If you want to transact with another mybitcoin account the transaction is immediate too." 1010454;1423208590;phillipsjk;much derp, to use the local parlance 1010455;1423208603;asciilifeform;whatever happened to that crapolade 1010456;1423208608;mircea_popescu;is this the first tihng that pulled a runner ? 1010457;1423208609;asciilifeform;'web wallets' 1010458;1423208618;phillipsjk;yes 1010459;1423208620;mircea_popescu;right. 1010460;1423208637;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform remember the burt wagner, pedophile / gay prostitute / showman with the camera in demo mode ? 1010461;1423208644;asciilifeform;aha 1010462;1423208646;asciilifeform;vaguely 1010463;1423208648;mircea_popescu;he massively pumped, and then claimed to have been victimized, by tha thing 1010464;1423208650;mircea_popescu;is how he disappeared. 1010465;1423208720;midnightmagic;"bruce" I think 1010466;1423208730;midnightmagic;where did he claim to be victimized? 1010467;1423208735;phillipsjk;no that is a different person. 1010468;1423208741;midnightmagic;oh 1010469;1423208750;phillipsjk;"From the desk of Tom Williams, operator of MyBitcoin.com" 1010470;1423208763;phillipsjk;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=34770.0 1010471;1423208764;assbot;Mybitcoin.com Press Release #2 ... ( http://bit.ly/1KxdTu3 ) 1010472;1423208786;midnightmagic;that the one possibly traced to hackcanada.com? 1010473;1423208791;mircea_popescu;now i gotta check my facts, it's been years 1010474;1423208838;mircea_popescu;midnightmagic you're right, the name's bruce. 1010475;1423208913;mircea_popescu;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVabnqRj_8I < for the curious. 1010476;1423208914;assbot;The Bitcoin Show - Episode 012 - YouTube ... ( http://bit.ly/1Kxe3Bt ) 1010477;1423208972;mircea_popescu;the last episode of that thing figures prominently some hot shot kid that made a totally innovative super-great exchange 1010478;1423208990;mircea_popescu;that then "was hacked", but it's ok, because everyone's balance was just going to be frozen and "repaid over time" 1010479;1423208993;mircea_popescu;and then it went away 1010480;1423209017;mircea_popescu;i wish i could remember the idiot's name, he was a reddit star for a season or two. 1010481;1423209096;mircea_popescu;da fuck was his name, the hipster with the dumbass hat. 1010482;1423209115;phillipsjk;"Tom Williams" paid people half their Bitcoin and disappeared. Mybitocin.com had a private registration is some tropical island country. 1010483;1423209295;phillipsjk;Apparently Bruce is mentioned in the thread I linked: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4FZldY-ZBBE 1010484;1423209296;assbot;The Bitcoin Show - Episode 033 - YouTube ... ( http://bit.ly/1KxewDJ ) 1010485;1423209396;phillipsjk;wow, an hour long video 1010486;1423209839;phillipsjk;6:35: "..For example..Mt.Gox.. I have a bad feeling about them" 1010487;1423210170;mircea_popescu;!up guest_____ 1010488;1423210587;phillipsjk;Is html allowed in comments on your blog? 1010489;1423210863;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 54380 @ 0.00039066 = 21.2441 BTC [-] {2} 1010490;1423211573;phillipsjk;I see a newbie got a "page topper" in Deathandtaxes's thread. (I was totally going to post a link) :) 1010491;1423211698;phillipsjk;;;later tell mircea_popescu I enjoyed your latest blog post. 1010492;1423211698;gribble;The operation succeeded. 1010493;1423212528;punkman;http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/59/CCCamp_2007_Datenklo.jpg 1010494;1423212531;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1Kmnm9c ) 1010495;1423212592;BingoBoingo;Oh look at WP Matt derp about more things he has no idea about http://ma.tt/2015/02/real-nfl-scandal/ 1010496;1423212594;assbot;Real NFL Scandal | Matt Mullenweg ... ( http://bit.ly/1KmnxBA ) 1010497;1423212624;BingoBoingo;While also bending his "code art" into ways nothing on the web should be bent 1010498;1423214890;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34500 @ 0.00039988 = 13.7959 BTC [+] 1010499;1423215011;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38850 @ 0.00040006 = 15.5423 BTC [+] 1010500;1423215283;punkman;http://litbimg.rightinthebox.com/desc_image/201407/gkdecb1405397886162.jpg that's a pretty small phone 1010501;1423215286;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1KmvJSi ) 1010502;1423216170;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40126 @ 0.00040006 = 16.0528 BTC [+] 1010503;1423217146;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 47800 @ 0.00040006 = 19.1229 BTC [+] {2} 1010504;1423218964;phillipsjk;mircea_popescu: well, you may not believe this or like this, but... my banking depends on my gpg signature o.O < I wish the banks around here knew what GPG/PGP was. The card-holder agreements universally say: "You acknowledge that e-mail is not secure..." 1010505;1423219063;cazalla;phillipsjk, how about.. you must pick a password between 4-8 characters, may not contain symbols or capitalisation 1010506;1423219166;phillipsjk;that reminds me, I should complain about that. Symbols were required, but did not include ,|^= and at least one number was required. 1010507;1423219770;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 77350 @ 0.0004001 = 30.9477 BTC [+] 1010508;1423220440;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 133777 @ 0.00039838 = 53.2941 BTC [-] {3} 1010509;1423221172;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AM1] 26 @ 0.09001002 = 2.3403 BTC [-] {2} 1010510;1423221360;punkman;"There’s an increasing number of farmers placing greater value on acquiring older simpler machines that don’t require a computer to fix." 1010511;1423221965;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 97600 @ 0.0004001 = 39.0498 BTC [+] 1010512;1423223795;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 60300 @ 0.00040081 = 24.1688 BTC [+] {2} 1010513;1423223917;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 84000 @ 0.00040094 = 33.679 BTC [+] 1010514;1423225070;punkman;http://www.theregister.co.uk/2015/02/05/gnupg_funding/ 1010515;1423225071;assbot;Internet lobs $$$s at dev of crucial GPG tool after he runs short of cash • The Register ... ( http://bit.ly/1zf7ZHn ) 1010516;1423225161;kakobrekla;>Stripe and Facebook are going to sponsor @gnupg development with $50k/year each. 1010517;1423225164;kakobrekla;oh my 1010518;1423225167;kakobrekla;a whole 50k 1010519;1423225200;punkman;he was living on $20k, $100k sounds fine 1010520;1423225293;kakobrekla;snapchat billions, gnupg a few k. 1010521;1423225422;punkman;geniuses are $60k a year, can't give him billion bezzlars 1010522;1423225436;kakobrekla;myea 1010523;1423227028;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34200 @ 0.00039894 = 13.6437 BTC [-] 1010524;1423229102;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23450 @ 0.00040094 = 9.402 BTC [+] 1010525;1423229407;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 70300 @ 0.00040114 = 28.2001 BTC [+] {3} 1010526;1423229895;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 68330 @ 0.00039865 = 27.2398 BTC [-] {2} 1010527;1423231298;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 2500 @ 0.00096198 = 2.405 BTC [+] {3} 1010528;1423233006;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 88250 @ 0.00039187 = 34.5825 BTC [-] {2} 1010529;1423233373;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12700 @ 0.00039738 = 5.0467 BTC [+] 1010530;1423235070;thestringpuller;ls 1010531;1423236910;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 98500 @ 0.00039825 = 39.2276 BTC [+] {2} 1010532;1423237053;mod6;morning :] 1010533;1423237192;fluffypony;http://observer.com/2015/02/the-race-to-replace-bitcoin/ 1010534;1423237194;assbot;The Race to Replace Bitcoin | Observer ... ( http://bit.ly/18UpxDw ) 1010535;1423237587;mod6;fluffypony: ahh, yet another "genius" thinks he's going to replace bitcoin. *snore* 1010536;1423237616;fluffypony;"Mr. McCaleb also happened to be one of the world’s foremost cryptographers, arguably in a class with Alan Turing, the father of artificial intelligence and modern computing." 1010537;1423237703;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 54922 @ 0.00039949 = 21.9408 BTC [+] 1010538;1423237982;mircea_popescu;sigh 1010539;1423238012;mircea_popescu;fish wrappers nec ultra fish wrapping! 1010540;1423238282;mircea_popescu;;;later tell phillipsjk: Is html allowed in comments on your blog? << some limited html. blockquote, a and i dun recall what else. 1010541;1423238283;gribble;The operation succeeded. 1010542;1423238369;mircea_popescu;punkman: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/59/CCCamp_2007_Datenklo.jpg << so basically, the only reason these adolescent boys have gathered there is to have a good pretext for not washing. 1010543;1423238374;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/18UsTX5 ) 1010544;1423238425;mircea_popescu;phillipsjk: [...] < I wish the banks around here knew what GPG/PGP was. << it's because i don't use actual banks, but the well developed argentine underground system. 1010545;1423238490;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla: >Stripe and Facebook are going to sponsor @gnupg development with $50k/year each. << the only important point in the ruckus being, now we know gpg 1.x is perfectly fine and 2.x not entirely broken, and that there's absolutely no need to expect usable 3.x 1010546;1423238506;mircea_popescu;at least we know where we're standing : what we got scares them. we'll fork it later on an' be quite happy. 1010547;1423238532;mircea_popescu;but yes, the snapchat comparison is QUITE shameful. 1010548;1423238560;mircea_popescu;fluffypony: http://observer.com/2015/02/the-race-to-replace-bitcoin/ << check it out asciilifeform someone's butthurt over gavin getting shot in the head. 1010549;1423238562;assbot;The Race to Replace Bitcoin | Observer ... ( http://bit.ly/1Ky8SBs ) 1010550;1423238579;mircea_popescu;someone who was stupid enough to ignore the warnings, for that matter. o, it's not his fault, "nobody could have foreseen". 1010551;1423238674;mod6;30 out of 40 people say gox & ripple guy is mega-genius and in same class with Turing!!11 1010552;1423238693;mircea_popescu;" The most exciting battle in this long war is taking place in San Francisco, and the town isnt big enough for both Ripple Labs and Stellar, two of the contenders hoping to replace not just Bitcoin but the almighty dollar." 1010553;1423238701;mircea_popescu;lol. 1010554;1423238707;mod6;haha 1010555;1423238741;mod6;this is what i need every morning. a good dose of solid lulz. 1010556;1423238742;mircea_popescu;but even better, 1st comment : ""Vinnie Falco Top Commenter Software Engineer at Ripple Labs 1010557;1423238743;mircea_popescu;Now this is some serious investigative journalism. I even learned a few things! 1010558;1423238759;mircea_popescu;i mean, if you remember this schmuck, he's the "mr bigg" shill mpoe-pr unmasked on the forum. 1010559;1423238769;mod6;srs "journalism" 1010560;1423238776;mircea_popescu;he is now somehow a "software engineer" - heck, if randi could do it ? 1010561;1423238780;mod6;lol mr bigg 1010562;1423238793;mircea_popescu;and he is learning about his company from obscure $300 an article trade rags. 1010563;1423238820;mircea_popescu;imagine that you know, if you had to run boeing with some engineers that went "oh, boeing makes planes actually ? gee i had no idea ty for clarifying" 1010564;1423238834;mircea_popescu;"im a chewing gum aeropropulsion engineer." 1010565;1423238936;mircea_popescu;fluffypony in case it wasn't somehow apparent, "someone" doth not mean you. it doth mean the still unidentified publicly person in charge of handling teh bitcoin problem. 1010566;1423239138;mircea_popescu;in other news, "Warrior Forum8:03 am 54 KiBHow to reach the REALLY rich? - Warrior Forum" 1010567;1423239152;mircea_popescu;gee whiz, i dunno. joining some retards forum, i'm sure o.O 1010568;1423239306;fluffypony;lol 1010569;1423239314;fluffypony;warrior forum never ceases to amuse 1010570;1423239334;mircea_popescu;ever since the flaming idiots of get a freelancer bought it, it's seriously improved 1010571;1423239336;mircea_popescu;comedy-wise. 1010572;1423239354;fluffypony;lol 1010573;1423239404;mircea_popescu;come to think about it : http://girls.twistys.com/preview/totm/12-2014/p01/p/13.jpg << there's a whoile brand of this sort of idiot in ther wild. 1010574;1423239406;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/18UvWyy ) 1010575;1423239423;mircea_popescu;twisty's is a fine example : how to make atrociously bad porn out of ingredients found commonly in any porn studio. 1010576;1423239436;mircea_popescu;it's as if there's a race of humans that is really, REALLY bad at anything they do. 1010577;1423239463;mircea_popescu;because in any line there exists this company, which is extremely bad, almost as if it's self-parodic level bad. 1010578;1423239490;mircea_popescu;truly atrocious sort of incomprehensible and unexplainable "you have to be there" sort of bad. 1010579;1423239653;mircea_popescu;unrelatedly, in terms of the bezzel world, this is an excellent entry : http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Datenklo 1010580;1423239654;assbot;Datenklo – Wikipedia ... ( http://bit.ly/1KybteH ) 1010581;1423239684;mircea_popescu;so this article discusses the famous ccc modem. at the time, germans being insane as today, it was illegal to own a modem, and you had to rent the state company ones, which were incredibly expensive. 1010582;1423239707;mircea_popescu;expensive enough to get people to where they'd root for copies of teh hacker bible, and then build a modem out of repurposed materials by hand. 1010583;1423239735;mircea_popescu;and now, the meat and potatoes : ". Modems waren damals in Deutschland noch verboten, mit Ausnahme der teuren Mietgerte der Bundespost. Anfang 1987 betrug die monatliche Gebhr fr ein BTX-MultiTel 1 48 DM (nach heutiger Kaufkraft 40 ) und fr ein MultiTel 2 78 DM (nach heutiger Kaufkraft 66 )" 1010584;1423239763;mircea_popescu;ie, it cost 48 Deutsche Mark, which "at today's values" would be 40 euros. 1010585;1423239789;mircea_popescu;well fuck me sally, if they truly cost 40 euros at today's values then what the fuck's the problem, that's what internet costs today. what is wrong with these people ? 1010586;1423239825;mircea_popescu;obviously nothing's wrong with the people, but plenty's wrong wit hthe "present values" equation, seeing how in 1985 ie 30 years ago it made perfect sense to spend a week and cut out pipes and whatnot to save "the equivalent of 40 euros". 1010587;1423239844;mircea_popescu;more like 400, but then you'd have to explain 1k% inflation in 30 years, 1010588;1423239871;mircea_popescu;;;calc 10**(1/30) 1010589;1423239871;gribble;1.07977516233 1010590;1423239880;mircea_popescu;ie 8% anually, which you don't really wish to do. 1010591;1423239960;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 64300 @ 0.00040158 = 25.8216 BTC [+] {2} 1010592;1423240048;mircea_popescu;and in even other-er news, http://www.romania-insider.com/romanian-models-detained-in-prostitution-case/141548/ 1010593;1423240051;assbot;Romanian models detained in prostitution case | Romania-Insider.com ... ( http://bit.ly/18UxBnG ) 1010594;1423240099;mircea_popescu;that's right, i come from a country where you USED to have to be cool to be able to fuck most of the starlets on tv (prhaps with the show playing in the background, if so inclined). nowadays any schmuck with a coupla bitcoin can do it. 1010595;1423240374;chetty; and you had to rent the state company ones// coming soon to us, internet public utility will make it so 1010596;1423240391;mircea_popescu;quite. 1010597;1423240424;mircea_popescu;it's really funny how the politics of this worked out : 1) buncha companies, unregulated market, bring the thing into existence. 1010598;1423240437;mircea_popescu;2) client companies of the state wish to be important. the market tells them to stuff it 1010599;1423240455;mircea_popescu;3) government steps in, sweeps the whole thing under itself, since 2 failed. 1010600;1423240473;mircea_popescu;net result ? a frail, broken, centralized item to take place of the vibrant original and slowly decay. it's "just as good', 1010601;1423240483;mircea_popescu;exactly in the manner 40 euros are "just as good" as 48 DM 1010602;1423240536;mircea_popescu;either way, the only thing a functioning market can expect is attack, either by government agencies masquerading as companies, or else by government agencies actually admitting their government affiliation. 1010603;1423240546;mircea_popescu;in either case, what can't be had in the socialist state is free market. 1010604;1423240692;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 72600 @ 0.00040167 = 29.1612 BTC [+] 1010605;1423241211;mircea_popescu;"[Note: It is interesting to notice that Mr Kennedy, USA Ambassador in London, remarked on his return to New York in October 1940 that as a result of the war "democracy is finished". By "democracy", of course, he meant private capitalism. (Author's footnote.)]" 1010606;1423241238;mircea_popescu;lmao. no, you dumb fucking schmuck. he didn't mean what unrelated term you wish he had meant. he meant what he said : the ridiculous notion that random people may speak on random questions. 1010607;1423241300;mircea_popescu;"she said get lost and if i never see you again it'll be soon enough. by get lost, of course, she meant let's snuggle and by never she meant she loves me!11" 1010608;1423241319;mircea_popescu;fucking psychotic logic. 1010609;1423244291;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9961 @ 0.00039988 = 3.9832 BTC [-] 1010610;1423244691;TheNewDeal;;;Nethash 1010611;1423244692;gribble;326145878.624 1010612;1423244702;TheNewDeal;;;Bc,stats 1010613;1423244708;gribble;Current Blocks: 342275 | Current Difficulty: 4.127287389469702E10 | Next Difficulty At Block: 342719 | Next Difficulty In: 444 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 2 days, 15 hours, 3 minutes, and 11 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 44694430246.3 | Estimated Percent Change: 8.29009 1010614;1423246853;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9142 @ 0.00039667 = 3.6264 BTC [-] {2} 1010615;1423247291;danielpbarron;i got 2nd pogo running; it's using my own compiled bitcoind (porta tronic non bastard) and it's successfully pulling blocks from my other pogo (running ascii's porta-tronic bastard) 1010616;1423247323;danielpbarron;the 2nd one has 2 gigs of swap space 1010617;1423247521;danielpbarron;weird, it hung up for a few minutes on block 3000 1010618;1423247532;danielpbarron;but now it appears to be chugging along 1010619;1423247560;danielpbarron;and again on 3500 ? 1010620;1423247600;danielpbarron;gonna get lunch; will check in later 1010621;1423247951;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 128787 @ 0.00040195 = 51.7659 BTC [+] {2} 1010622;1423249090;mod6;thanks for the updates danielpbarron 1010623;1423249537;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32405 @ 0.00040276 = 13.0514 BTC [+] 1010624;1423250269;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27600 @ 0.00040361 = 11.1396 BTC [+] 1010625;1423250636;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 66398 @ 0.00040405 = 26.8281 BTC [+] {2} 1010626;1423251123;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 1600 @ 0.00096189 = 1.539 BTC [-] {2} 1010627;1423251928;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: 2) client companies of the state wish to be important. the market tells them to stuff it 3) government steps in... <<< see also the famous example of syntex corp. in mexico (carl djerassi!) - first mass-production of synthetic progestins, then nationalized, then gone - 'bad luck!' 1010628;1423252046;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: Modems waren damals in Deutschland noch verboten, mit Ausnahme der teuren Mietgerte der Bundespost << this was SOP in the national telco monopolies of that period; most famously, in usa, where all line equipment, incl. handsets, was considered property of bell co. 1010629;1423252106;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: phun phact: there are still a few hundred thousand idiots renting landline handsets in usa from lucent (who inherited that subdivision) 1010630;1423252139;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: http://www.deseretnews.com/article/865555052/Bad-call-Seniors-paying-thousands-to-lease-home-phones.html?pg=all 1010631;1423252141;assbot;Bad call: Seniors paying thousands to lease home phones | Deseret News ... ( http://bit.ly/1CBQvw3 ) 1010632;1423252173;asciilifeform;and dollars to doughnuts, some forgotten government office somewhere is still renting a modem. 1010633;1423252248;asciilifeform;http://www.qltcls.com/products/corded-phones << mindfuck. they still take new customers. 1010634;1423252250;assbot;Corded Phones | QLT Consumer Lease Services, Inc. ... ( http://bit.ly/1CBQR5K ) 1010635;1423252478;asciilifeform;ben_vulpes: engine where the piston was really just a magnet-bearing shuttle zipping back and forth through coils << i once saw a flashlight based on this principle. a real bitch to charge - much time and sore muscle spent in changing direction. but this would work beautifully for a liquid-piston stirling engine (see last night's thread). 1010636;1423252496;asciilifeform;ben_vulpes: conductive liquid, naturally 1010637;1423252574;dignork;http://www.qltcls.com/products/corded-phones << rotary phones! 1010638;1423252576;assbot;Corded Phones | QLT Consumer Lease Services, Inc. ... ( http://bit.ly/1CBRFrj ) 1010639;1423252619;asciilifeform;dignork: it is largely for ^ that american telcos still support 'pulse dialing' 1010640;1423252643;trinque;an observation: the latency of the credit card networks is measured in days 1010641;1423252667;asciilifeform;trinque: where?! in zimbabwe ? 1010642;1423252680;punkman;i once saw a flashlight based on this principle. a real bitch to charge << I once took a design class where this was a case study of "innovation" and "green" 1010643;1423252682;asciilifeform;trinque: or were you thinking of the lag from purchase to bank statement ? 1010644;1423252683;trinque;asciilifeform: the merchant gets their money in days in the US 1010645;1423252687;trinque;asciilifeform: corrrect 1010646;1423252690;asciilifeform;aha. 1010647;1423252702;asciilifeform;the folks who count (tm) get it immediately 1010648;1423252707;asciilifeform;hence, from their pov - no delay. 1010649;1423252719;trinque;asciilifeform: even that's more a temporary loan right? 1010650;1423252724;trinque;but I guess if we're talking "effectively" sure 1010651;1423252743;trinque;thought was this claim that bitcoin as-is is slow is complete bullshit 1010652;1423252762;trinque;it's the fastest payment system I'm aware of when you consider the whole process 1010653;1423252796;asciilifeform;punkman: flashlight... was a case study of "innovation" and "green" << the meat puppets responsible should be condemned to spend the rest of their days in oubliette, with only nyt to read, lit only by that flashlight. 1010654;1423252871;punkman;I gotta dig up that textbook, many lolz to be had 1010655;1423252873;trinque;+asciilifeform | the folks who count (tm) get it immediately << dunno that this is so, isn't "settlement" a thing to allow for reversals, etc? 1010656;1423252892;asciilifeform;reversals get taken straight from the merchant's account. 1010657;1423252908;punkman;plus chargeback fee ^ 1010658;1423252944;punkman;on that note, here is a gem https://ensafer.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/bg-app-showcase-adjusted.jpg 1010659;1423252945;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1CBSFvJ ) 1010660;1423252983;trinque;even seven figure processing accounts I've seen take days to hit a bank account, or at least the next day 1010661;1423253114;trinque;punkman: lol wow the future of p2p payments 1010662;1423253134;punkman;it's a "secure" messaging app 1010663;1423253146;punkman;I never thought of this https://pbs.twimg.com/media/B9KqynNIUAEj87i.jpg 1010664;1423253147;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1KyHTpa ) 1010665;1423253220;asciilifeform;punkman: odd. i know of no car recent enough to come with a remote button, that doesn't beep/flash when locked/unlocked 1010666;1423253237;punkman;people forget 1010667;1423253261;asciilifeform;for some reason they never seen to forget to put on pants when walking out the door 1010668;1423253372;punkman;I left my bike unlocked for three days, noticed today 1010669;1423253470;PeterL;My wife's bike was once stolen out of our garage ... whoever took it left their bike sitting in our yard. It was the weirdest thing. 1010670;1423253503;asciilifeform;bike laundry. 1010671;1423253929;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26050 @ 0.00040434 = 10.5331 BTC [+] 1010672;1423254722;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41249 @ 0.00040434 = 16.6786 BTC [+] 1010673;1423255698;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24600 @ 0.00040434 = 9.9468 BTC [+] 1010674;1423256308;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34100 @ 0.00040434 = 13.788 BTC [+] 1010675;1423257049;danielpbarron;https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Block_chain_download#Large_Catchup_Case << i think this is why it gets stuck every 500 blocks 1010676;1423257052;assbot;Block chain download - Bitcoin ... ( http://bit.ly/1C1Xzgc ) 1010677;1423257162;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26950 @ 0.00040434 = 10.897 BTC [+] 1010678;1423257345;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 90708 @ 0.00039982 = 36.2669 BTC [-] {2} 1010679;1423258261;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46950 @ 0.00039627 = 18.6049 BTC [-] 1010680;1423258728;BingoBoingo;http://qntra.net/2015/02/amazon-exits-crimea/ 1010681;1423258729;assbot;Amazon Exits Crimea | Qntra.net ... ( http://bit.ly/1C227TU ) 1010682;1423259297;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25200 @ 0.00039627 = 9.986 BTC [-] 1010683;1423259795;danielpbarron;when i turn off my 1st pogo and let the 2nd talk to the rest of the network, it doesn't hang up on every 500th block; i guess there is some config variable that limits how many blocks to send to one peer per session? 1010684;1423259899;danielpbarron;at height=27000 the memory is at like 70% used, no swap 1010685;1423260175;thestringpuller;danielpbarron: what version of Bitcoin are you running? 1010686;1423260265;danielpbarron;the official one 1010687;1423260266;mod6;it's the portotronic version v0.5.3.2 right? 1010688;1423260283;danielpbarron;it's with all the patches up to porta-tronic 1010689;1423260304;danielpbarron;so everything on the homepage of thebitcoin.foundation + porta-tronic 1010690;1423260316;danielpbarron;you can see exactly how i built it here http://danielpbarron.com/pogo-build.sh.txt 1010691;1423260318;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1EMJlGe ) 1010692;1423260428;danielpbarron;might be errors if you run that though; i haven't tested it since i cleaned it up to look nice 1010693;1423260430;mod6;ah, my mistake. ascii numbered the "Orphanage Burner" as v0.5.3.2 1010694;1423260447;danielpbarron;oh hm 1010695;1423260451;danielpbarron;maybe that's why 1010696;1423260470;danielpbarron;the pogo with the longer chain is running the burner 1010697;1423260477;danielpbarron;lemme try without that 1010698;1423260836;BingoBoingo;http://www.cnn.com/2015/02/05/us/missouri-fake-kidnapping/index.html 1010699;1423260837;assbot;Police: 6-year-old boy 'kidnapped' for being too nice to strangers - CNN.com ... ( http://bit.ly/1C5EbkQ ) 1010700;1423260897;trinque;BingoBoingo: they didn't sterilize the 4; doing it wrong 1010701;1423260903;danielpbarron;how can a mom get arrested for kidnapping her own son? was the dad not in on it or something? 1010702;1423260932;BingoBoingo;danielpbarron: Looks like he wasn't 1010703;1423261005;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 72866 @ 0.0004035 = 29.4014 BTC [+] {2} 1010704;1423261116;danielpbarron;looks like it's still stopping after 500 blocks even without the orphan burning 1010705;1423261348;the_scourge;!s "orphanage burner" 1010706;1423261349;assbot;6 results for '"orphanage burner"' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=%22orphanage+burner%22 1010707;1423261432;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 51250 @ 0.00039324 = 20.1536 BTC [-] {3} 1010708;1423261509;the_scourge;asciilifeform: i take it the reference is to the 'hopelessly out of order' meaning, not the traditional definition? 1010709;1423261660;danielpbarron;it's supposed to dump the orphan blocks stored in memory to keep the pogoplug from crashing 1010710;1423261709;danielpbarron;except it's a dirty hack, and the pogo crashes anyway 1010711;1423261871;the_scourge;oh ok 1010712;1423262001;the_scourge;what's the cheapest device that has usb 3.0? one can get super cheap USB keys on amazon, that would solve the problem 1010713;1423262038;danielpbarron;the_scourge, have you been told to read the log yet? 1010714;1423262143;danielpbarron;watching SetBestChain: new best= scroll by is oddly soothing 1010715;1423262231;danielpbarron;;;tslb 1010716;1423262239;gribble;Error: Problem retrieving latest block data. 1010717;1423262463;danielpbarron;height=49141 and i'm getting lots of orphan spam, swap space is getting used now 1010718;1423262469;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 66500 @ 0.00040434 = 26.8886 BTC [+] 1010719;1423262568;danielpbarron;ah weird, it's still only going up in chunks of 500 1010720;1423262678;danielpbarron;going back to connecting directly to my 1st pogo in that case 1010721;1423262774;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 80092 @ 0.00040445 = 32.3932 BTC [+] {3} 1010722;1423262817;the_scourge;mircea_popescu: where did you get the idea for mpoe? 1010723;1423262887;danielpbarron;ok and now it's getting more than 500 at a time connected directly to eachother.. wtf 1010724;1423263108;the_scourge;danielpbarron: which block did it change behavior? 1010725;1423263154;danielpbarron;!gettrust the_scourge 1010726;1423263156;assbot;Trust relationship from user danielpbarron to user the_scourge: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 2 via 2 connections. | http://w.b-a.link/trust/danielpbarron/the_scourge | http://w.b-a.link/user/the_scourge 1010727;1423263179;danielpbarron;around the one that i posted above ^ 1010728;1423263366;danielpbarron;hm, and now the 1st pogo (longer chain) is stuck while the 2nd pulls from it 1010729;1423263395;danielpbarron;i'm ok with that if it's just until the 2nd catches up 1010730;1423263809;asciilifeform;danielpbarron: of course it will crash. esp. if you built it with max=750 (as in the patch) but with 250 likewise 1010731;1423263820;asciilifeform;still guzzles ram 1010732;1423263868;danielpbarron;here is something strange: when i sent "getinfo" to the longer stuck node, it stapped out of it and started recieving new blocks again 1010733;1423263875;asciilifeform;what is really needed is the experiment suggested by mircea_popescu (or was it davout?) where difficulty-outlier blocks are shot on sight 1010734;1423263904;danielpbarron;and simultaneously the shorter unstuck node, stopped getting new blocks 1010735;1423263915;asciilifeform;the phoundation backport crap needs to go 1010736;1423263946;asciilifeform;;;bc,stats 1010737;1423263949;gribble;Current Blocks: 342317 | Current Difficulty: 4.127287389469702E10 | Next Difficulty At Block: 342719 | Next Difficulty In: 402 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 2 days, 8 hours, 45 minutes, and 10 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 44872170693.4 | Estimated Percent Change: 8.72073 1010738;1423263955;asciilifeform;and, 1010739;1423263963;asciilifeform;300539. 1010740;1423263979;danielpbarron;how are you so far ahead :p 1010741;1423263987;asciilifeform;recall, this wasn't a pogo 1010742;1423263999;asciilifeform;but a generic x86. 1010743;1423264013;danielpbarron;my 0.7.2 node took 2 or 3 weeks to full sync 1010744;1423264030;asciilifeform;on what? modem made from dead squirrel? 1010745;1423264041;danielpbarron;standard home cable 1010746;1423264071;asciilifeform;this one is on 100mb fiber 1010747;1423264092;asciilifeform;but otherwise unsurprising, this is the fifth day 1010748;1423264101;danielpbarron;i didn't think bandwidth was the bottleneck 1010749;1423264108;asciilifeform;luck is the main bottleneck 1010750;1423264114;danielpbarron;i recall it taking just as long when i used bootstrap.dat 1010751;1423264115;asciilifeform;recall how sync is from one peer at a time 1010752;1423264908;cazalla;http://qntra.net/2015/02/tour-of-a-chinese-bitcoin-mine/ 1010753;1423264910;assbot;Tour Of A Chinese Bitcoin Mine | Qntra.net ... ( http://bit.ly/1zXzLiz ) 1010754;1423265093;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AM1] 20 @ 0.10374042 = 2.0748 BTC [+] {7} 1010755;1423265398;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21500 @ 0.00040506 = 8.7088 BTC [+] 1010756;1423265427;asciilifeform;cazalla: interestingly, two faces at the ~6'26'' mark are censored out 1010757;1423265469;asciilifeform;(and similarly, later in) 1010758;1423265500;asciilifeform;http://youtu.be/K8kua5B5K3I?t=6m46s << run moar winblows! (tm) 1010759;1423265502;assbot;Life Inside a Secret Chinese Bitcoin Mine - YouTube ... ( http://bit.ly/1DOjMRq ) 1010760;1423265520;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 1151 @ 0.0009619 = 1.1071 BTC [+] {3} 1010761;1423265947;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 80100 @ 0.00040512 = 32.4501 BTC [+] {2} 1010762;1423265963;asciilifeform;and, lol! why 'secret chinese bitcoin mine'? what is the secret ? 1010763;1423265988;mircea_popescu;isn;tthat old ? 1010764;1423266018;asciilifeform;new. 1010765;1423266032;BingoBoingo;https://twitter.com/nickdepetrillo/status/563782000058695682 1010766;1423266033;assbot;Welcome to the future: Philips HUE iOS app crashes and they pulled the app. I can't control my lights anymore. Send help. 1010767;1423266039;mircea_popescu;http://www.infowars.com/economist-new-bill-turns-tsa-into-tax-police/ 1010768;1423266041;assbot; » Economist: New Bill Turns TSA Into Tax Police Alex Jones' Infowars: There's a war on for your mind! ... ( http://bit.ly/1DOlrGA ) 1010769;1423266046;mircea_popescu;and the noose ever narrows. 1010770;1423266199;asciilifeform;the noose appears to be about the same width as previously (post-'01) 1010771;1423266242;asciilifeform;(for non-u.s. folks: for many years, the guards have been running names through 'wanted' lists when you walk in or out of usa) 1010772;1423266384;asciilifeform;'Keeping gold in a safe deposit box is money laundering carrying up to 25 years in prison.' << fiction. (though 'deposit boxes' remain a hilarious scam. see old thread, http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=15-10-2014#875487 ) 1010773;1423266384;assbot;Logged on 15-10-2014 17:38:27; assbot: Logged on 30-08-2014 16:11:44; asciilifeform: ben_vulpes: re: 'coinbase insurance' post - little story. recently i had occasion to rent a box at a bank (storage of various paperwork for firm.) the contract was a hilarious read. bank only insures a box for up to 25k usd. and specifically excludes damage from robbery, fire, water... virtually anything. 1010774;1423266405;cazalla;asciilifeform, prob the real owner and it's a staff member being interviewed instead 1010775;1423266453;mircea_popescu;punkman: 1010776;1423266453;mircea_popescu;i once saw a flashlight based on this principle. a real bitch to charge << I once took a design class where this was a case study of "innovation" and "green" << as it should be. if i recall correctly the russian name is "labour & light" 1010777;1423266459;cazalla;mircea_popescu, it's old as in there was a photo of the psu dump out last year and it was filmed last year but new as in full clip released today 1010778;1423266468;mircea_popescu;a ok 1010779;1423266510;mircea_popescu;the all union vladimir obama pioneers will certainly enjoy the eco lantern. 1010780;1423266524;asciilifeform;лампочка ильича! 1010781;1423266549;mircea_popescu;Всегда готов! 1010782;1423266580;mircea_popescu;lampushka iliusha hahaha 1010783;1423266587;mircea_popescu;o god that sounds lulzy. 1010784;1423266611;asciilifeform;incidentally, this phrase has been resurrected and now fondly refers to the (increasingly rare) traditional incandescent bulb 1010785;1423266617;mircea_popescu;aww 1010786;1423266618;asciilifeform;specifically vs. modern chimeras 1010787;1423266638;mircea_popescu;trinque: asciilifeform: the merchant gets their money in days in the US << noob. it's date+60. 1010788;1423266645;asciilifeform;for n00bs: illych's [lenin's] lightbulb 1010789;1423266649;mircea_popescu;days, sure, in the sense bitcoin txn confirm "in seconds" 1010790;1423266676;trinque;mircea_popescu: right, I was saying the "visa is so speed" argument is bullshit 1010791;1423266684;mircea_popescu;utterly bs. 1010792;1423266710;mircea_popescu;but then again, bringing arguments to people who never had any sort of life experience is not unlike trying to give serpents haircuts. 1010793;1423266720;mircea_popescu;always ends at step 1) grow some hair. 1010794;1423266735;*;asciilifeform was buying lightbulbs not long ago, and did a double-take when saw a line of specifically 'retro' bulbs, claiming to be 'precisely like those of edison's time' - and at least were genuine in costing 10x what one normally expects, and putting out 1/5th the light 1010795;1423266757;asciilifeform;(also had the requisite rought-blown shape and the multiple filaments) 1010796;1423266859;mircea_popescu;multiple fillaments ? 1010797;1423266878;asciilifeform;http://www.industry-home.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/Edison-Bulb-30-Watt.jpg 1010798;1423266880;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1DnOnY2 ) 1010799;1423266963;mircea_popescu;oh i had some of them on display 1010800;1423267002;asciilifeform;aha i recall 1010801;1423267202;mircea_popescu;BingoBoingo so is the "fake kidnapped kid" story the result of "boy telling school what happened" 1010802;1423267215;BingoBoingo;mircea_popescu: Indeed. 1010803;1423267221;mircea_popescu;or is it the result of phone interception -> police telling school to ask kid -> kid not denying convincingly 1010804;1423267244;asciilifeform;http://vocore.io/wiki/index << wants to be a node. 1010805;1423267245;assbot;VoCore | A coin-sized Linux computer with wifi ... ( http://bit.ly/1DnPbMx ) 1010806;1423267269;asciilifeform;^ 32MB. and fuck, that ought to be enough for a bitcoin node 1010807;1423267286;mircea_popescu;it ought. 1010808;1423267290;asciilifeform;chinese mips. 1010809;1423267358;asciilifeform;http://www.cnx-software.com/2014/04/28/15-asiarf-awm002-awm003-wi-fi-modules-run-openwrt-expose-gpios << similar, but more mass-produced 1010810;1423267359;assbot; $15 AsiaRF AWM002 & AWM003 Wi-Fi Modules Run OpenWRT, Expose GPIOs ... ( http://bit.ly/1DnPrLq ) 1010811;1423267390;mircea_popescu;danielpbarron: my 0.7.2 node took 2 or 3 weeks to full sync << no he's right, it's what it used to be. 1010812;1423267393;*;asciilifeform not thrilled with the wireless thing, but it seems to be inescapable in small embedded crapatrons 1010813;1423267426;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform what happens if you short the antenna of a wifi device ? 1010814;1423267427;mircea_popescu;fixed ? 1010815;1423267450;asciilifeform;you don't actually have to open & mutilate, just don't include it in kernel 1010816;1423267492;asciilifeform;node is not a reactor, if thing sits on bus and listens for doomsday signal from enemy, it'll do what? 1010817;1423267493;mircea_popescu;no, no 1010818;1423267504;mircea_popescu;if it has any magic packet business, it'll come wiereless. 1010819;1423267512;asciilifeform;then pull the internal antenna 1010820;1423267530;mircea_popescu;short all the things! 1010821;1423267552;BingoBoingo;* asciilifeform not thrilled with the wireless thing, but it seems to be inescapable in small embedded crapatrons << There's probably a role somewhere for a kind of node with it. Plugged in at "Free Wifi" coffee shop or library. connects to open network, changes MAC address when booted from network. Has script to handled shrink wrap license pages when encountered. 1010822;1423267555;asciilifeform;how it will behave shorted will depend on whether designer bothered with safety 1010823;1423267565;asciilifeform;experiment. 1010824;1423267638;asciilifeform;wireless cards could in principle be used for forming local meshes, etc. but this is for other folks to study 1010825;1423267658;asciilifeform;and ideally you'd want one that doesn't dma 1010826;1423267667;mircea_popescu;writing a proper wifi thing for the new world is not on this year's plate. 1010827;1423267670;asciilifeform;aha. 1010828;1423267682;mircea_popescu;great tech, in principle. 1010829;1423267721;asciilifeform;except the obvious pill is to forget the 802.11 crap and use straight sdr 1010830;1423267751;asciilifeform;ignoring 'spectrum property' and spread/hopping far and wide, as modern mil. radios do. 1010831;1423267902;mircea_popescu;yup 1010832;1423267917;mircea_popescu;exactly that. a pointed disdain of any rule and regulation not gpg signed as so much crud. 1010833;1423267998;mircea_popescu;!up HlySht 1010834;1423268266;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39243 @ 0.00040527 = 15.904 BTC [+] 1010835;1423268278;the_scourge;asciilifeform: that vocore was just crowdfunded recently. i think they fullfilled initial orders sometime in the past year. i didn't know they were mips!! 1010836;1423268318;asciilifeform;RT5350. 1010837;1423268420;the_scourge;uh that's a wireless chip? i thought we're talking about cpu. i.e. mips 1010838;1423268491;asciilifeform;https://wikidevi.com/wiki/Ralink_RT5350 1010839;1423268493;assbot;Ralink RT5350 - WikiDevi ... ( http://bit.ly/1DnSR0J ) 1010840;1423268502;asciilifeform;it's one of those all-in-one soc things. 1010841;1423268513;the_scourge;>wireless cards could in principle be used for forming local meshes, etc. but this is for other folks to study < as long as cryptography is secure, then it's not urgent. but very interesting 1010842;1423268566;the_scourge;asciilifeform++ thanks, very interesting bit of kit 1010843;1423268594;asciilifeform;the_scourge: wai, wat?! if secure crypto were unknown, it then would be more urgent? 1010844;1423268750;the_scourge;um if we had no way to secure comms on the wild internet, where layers 1-4 can be listened to by demotists (i wouldn't mind if it was a monarch), 1010845;1423268753;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 151800 @ 0.00040542 = 61.5428 BTC [+] {3} 1010846;1423268767;the_scourge;then the only alternative would be meshes 1010847;1423268772;asciilifeform;the_scourge: but wireless links between streets would then be secure ? 1010848;1423268788;the_scourge;and WoT to eject untrustworthy nodes 1010849;1423268799;the_scourge;if it's los, yes 1010850;1423268809;the_scourge;my guns are all los too 1010851;1423268815;asciilifeform;secure los exists only in vacuum 1010852;1423268826;the_scourge;:) funny how that works 1010853;1423268831;asciilifeform;and not in the vacuum of space, either - there are loose H2 atoms bouncing there 1010854;1423268833;asciilifeform;might reflect. 1010855;1423268841;the_scourge;meh 1010856;1423268891;mircea_popescu;i wonder if one could kickstart an experimental vehicle for space vacuum filtration to extract gold and other rare metals. 1010857;1423268909;the_scourge;thats and acceptable threat model considering there are HUMANS involved that can fuck up and give away the keys to te kingdom 1010858;1423268915;asciilifeform;from low orbit usg junk ? 1010859;1423268923;mircea_popescu;just talk around the math involved, hire the people out of work once gavin gets forgotten about. 1010860;1423268932;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform no, from cranial junk 1010861;1423268940;asciilifeform;l0l 1010862;1423268948;asciilifeform;from cranial junk - can extract anything at all. 1010863;1423268956;asciilifeform;even unobtainium. 1010864;1423269159;the_scourge;http://www.loper-os.org/?p=69 < this summarizes nicely every smoke break rant i had at the junior devs onsite today 1010865;1423269161;assbot;Loper OS » Where Lisp Fails: at Turning People into Fungible Cogs. ... ( http://bit.ly/1DnUThj ) 1010866;1423269185;mircea_popescu;on site of what ? 1010867;1423269205;*;the_scourge has been desperately trying to avoid learning scheme/Qi for years, fearing never being able to hold a 'productive' contract again 1010868;1423269212;the_scourge;mircea_popescu: client site 1010869;1423269222;the_scourge;the one that got ddos'd 1010870;1423269227;mircea_popescu;client provides its own devs ? 1010871;1423269236;the_scourge;there are hundreds 1010872;1423269286;the_scourge;the team working for me has maybe a dozen and then a massive team in manila that another contractor manages. it's ... depressing 1010873;1423269338;the_scourge;asciilifeform: you know that mark tarver guy you linked to, are you familiar with his Qi and Chen languages? 1010874;1423269343;asciilifeform;yes. 1010875;1423269347;asciilifeform;wasn't impressed. 1010876;1423269355;the_scourge;if Qi is anything like nix, i would love it forever 1010877;1423269381;the_scourge;anywhere i can go to get some honest opinions on his work then? 1010878;1423269384;asciilifeform;iirc tarver eventually gave up and went off to hell knows where. 1010879;1423269400;asciilifeform;the_scourge: there was, at least in the past, a 'google groups' thing for it. 1010880;1423269404;the_scourge;:( he's just on a downer! 1010881;1423269405;asciilifeform;may still be there. 1010882;1423269415;the_scourge;no, i want critics, not fanboys 1010883;1423269428;the_scourge;did you do a writeup? i've grepped for such to no avail :( 1010884;1423269432;asciilifeform;did not. 1010885;1423269443;asciilifeform;did not find it interesting enough to bother with a writeup. 1010886;1423269469;*;asciilifeform not a fan of 'pattern matching' languages a la prolog where the operator has no possible way of having the faintest clue what an operation will cost 1010887;1423269534;the_scourge;right but that's only tru of Qi, not Shen 1010888;1423269561;asciilifeform;shen had pattern-matching. 1010889;1423269565;*;the_scourge wonders if a 'pattern matching' language could even be a functional language 1010890;1423269572;asciilifeform;and even a built-in prolog! 1010891;1423269618;asciilifeform;just about everything pushed as 'pure functional' (haskell, standard ml, etc.) to a large extent operate via pattern matching 1010892;1423269640;the_scourge;https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shen_(programming_language) < "an integrated fully functional Prolog" hrm you're right about the latter 1010893;1423269642;assbot;Shen (programming language) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia ... ( http://bit.ly/1DnWkfM ) 1010894;1423269645;asciilifeform;don't take my word for this, look at how they are implemented 1010895;1423269680;*;the_scourge learned nix over christmas and thought about learning haskell 1010896;1423269690;the_scourge;i'll have to look at the haskell implementation 1010897;1423269709;danielpbarron;here's a rough draft of pogo instructions: http://danielpbarron.com/pogo-howto.txt / criticisms welcomed! 1010898;1423269710;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1DnWB2c ) 1010899;1423269710;the_scourge;although a few things came up when i started looking into it that turned me off haskell 1010900;1423269737;asciilifeform;the tell-tale symptom of a programming language that does far too much behind the scenes is when its users seldom, if ever, study the implementation 1010901;1423269783;asciilifeform;writing a (demented but functional) c compiler and (very old-fashioned, to the point of braindamage) lisp interp. used to be standard homework assignments 1010902;1423269788;the_scourge;is perl a pretty good example of what you mean? 1010903;1423269793;asciilifeform;one such 1010904;1423269843;asciilifeform;danielpbarron: this gives you a rather heavyweight linux - with systemd, even. 1010905;1423269861;asciilifeform;danielpbarron: eventual goal, i dare say, is a fully-automated reflasher that drops in something sane. 1010906;1423269869;danielpbarron;yeh i'd like to use something other than arch but that's what i've figured out for now 1010907;1423269875;the_scourge;asciilifeform: would https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lisp_in_Small_Pieces be a good place to start with such excercises? 1010908;1423269877;assbot;Lisp in Small Pieces - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia ... ( http://bit.ly/1DnX3xo ) 1010909;1423269877;asciilifeform;'buildroot' is the ticket 1010910;1423269886;asciilifeform;the_scourge: christian quinniec's book? 1010911;1423269890;danielpbarron;yeah the instructions at this point are only for advanced users :/ 1010912;1423269899;the_scourge;asciilifeform: yes 1010913;1423269907;asciilifeform;heavy but very enlightening work. 1010914;1423269919;danielpbarron;oh man is it! 1010915;1423269925;danielpbarron;<3 gentoo 1010916;1423269936;the_scourge;danielpbarron: nixos has a pretty good balance of minimal and predictable (even for noobs), have you considered that? 1010917;1423269940;danielpbarron;i get the feeling they intentionally leave things out of their guides to force the user to figure it out 1010918;1423269969;mircea_popescu; danielpbarron: eventual goal, i dare say, is a fully-automated reflasher that drops in something sane. << quite 1010919;1423269978;asciilifeform;the_scourge: 'NixOS 14.12 Caterpillar has been released, the third stable release branch. It brings Linux 3.14, systemd 217, Glibc 2.20, KDE 4.14.1, and much more.' 1010920;1423269981;asciilifeform;the_scourge: trololol! 1010921;1423269985;mircea_popescu;in any case purge that systemd atrocity , as a matter of principle if not necessarily practicality. 1010922;1423270012;asciilifeform;danielpbarron has probably noticed that pieces of 'systemd' crash every few hrs. on that box 1010923;1423270028;danielpbarron;i've noticed that it needs constant supervision, yes 1010924;1423270042;mircea_popescu;it's only to make use of the "much faster boot" 1010925;1423270065;the_scourge;asciilifeform: if you're implying it's not lightweight, only systemd and the kernel are installed off the bat. and some guys have done work on a systemdless setup 1010926;1423270069;asciilifeform;at any rate, it pretty much has to be a 'buildroot' script in the end. so as everything ends up in a ro-mountable flash image. 1010927;1423270077;mircea_popescu;how is poettering to sell a shitty re-implementation of yarvin's pile of crap ? PROCLAIM LOUDLY THAT IT BOOTS FASTLY. 1010928;1423270085;asciilifeform;the_scourge: we are discussing an embedded system with 128m each of ram and eeprom. 1010929;1423270088;mircea_popescu;notwithstanding that a) not really and b) a machine's not really supposed to boot anyway 1010930;1423270089;danielpbarron;i don't care how fast it boot since it shouldn't have to do that more than once (depending on the stability of your electric) 1010931;1423270128;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform what was the curtis yarvin brand of systemd called ? i forget ? 1010932;1423270136;mircea_popescu;quux ? 1010933;1423270164;asciilifeform;mr mold did not, last i heard, ever publish anything analogous to systemd 1010934;1423270168;mircea_popescu;urbit 1010935;1423270173;mircea_popescu;o ya ? what's urbit ? 1010936;1423270194;asciilifeform;had a perverse functional-programming master's thesis disguised as an open source project, yes 1010937;1423270204;asciilifeform;urbit. 1010938;1423270218;the_scourge;urbit is yarvin's thing 1010939;1423270218;mircea_popescu;https://www.popehat.com/2013/12/06/nock-hoon-etc-for-non-vulcans-why-urbit-matters/ << lulzy vintage. 1010940;1423270218;asciilifeform;(for n00bz: http://www.loper-os.org/?p=1390 ) 1010941;1423270220;assbot;Loper OS » Of Decaying Urbits. ... ( http://bit.ly/1DnXY0T ) 1010942;1423270238;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform indulge me : tries to take over everything ? check. crashes all the time ? check. two matches, good enough. 1010943;1423270243;*;asciilifeform followed project for a while before it was publicly advertised 1010944;1423270272;mircea_popescu;this is even skipping the "ambitious nobody proponent with a history of failure up to that point" 1010945;1423270274;asciilifeform;it actually has a closer resemblance to the perverse programming languages discussed earlier in this thread, than to systemd 1010946;1423270289;mircea_popescu;i would imagine alsa is uncontroversially a massive failure on poettering's scoreboard. 1010947;1423270309;asciilifeform;alsa almost works. 1010948;1423270348;mircea_popescu;exactly my point. 1010949;1423270349;the_scourge;he did the other one 1010950;1423270356;mircea_popescu;stuff that almost works for its lifetime is worse than no stuff. 1010951;1423270368;the_scourge;alsa was what he tried to replace 1010952;1423270418;mircea_popescu;iirc there existed an alsa as a kernel module 1010953;1423270427;mircea_popescu;but then pulseaudio swallowed it. 1010954;1423270438;mircea_popescu;i guess it'd be sort of dress-rehearsal for systemd 1010955;1423270456;asciilifeform;iirc there are not yet poetteringisms in the mainline kernel. 1010956;1423270485;mircea_popescu;"Even in 2014, you cannot use PulseAudio for competetive gaming on Linux. Not that it matters anyway. Even Valve abandoned Linux." 1010957;1423270502;mircea_popescu;this, incidentally, is a major point. the death of the linux is not exactly unrelated toi the major disappointment of the money makers. 1010958;1423270518;mircea_popescu;people tried to get games going on the platform, 2007-8ish to about 2012. it failed. 1010959;1423270565;asciilifeform;not entirely unconnected with the gpu vendors' behaviour. 1010960;1423270583;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46969 @ 0.00039543 = 18.573 BTC [-] 1010961;1423270594;mircea_popescu;not entirely, no. 1010962;1423270613;mircea_popescu;also not entirely unconnected with open source peace and love nitwits who far from knowing which necks to squeeze, 1010963;1423270621;mircea_popescu;don't even realise squeezing necks is what gets things done. 1010964;1423270660;mircea_popescu;but anyway, yes, it seems the alsa | pulseaudio difference was in fact bitterly preserved. one of those underground wars people like me tend to embarass themselves by not noticing. 1010965;1423270690;BingoBoingo;http://qntra.net/2015/02/turbotax-stops-filing-state-tax-returns-due-to-massive-fraud/ 1010966;1423270691;assbot;TurboTax Stops Filing State Tax Returns Due To Massive Fraud | Qntra.net ... ( http://bit.ly/1DnZ2lA ) 1010967;1423270702;mircea_popescu;o.O 1010968;1423270742;kakobrekla;prolly nobody cares but i just checked for fun whats the pogo cost in europe; its 55 dorra. 1010969;1423270765;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla yeah they run out of stock, not looking like they want to replenish it either. 1010970;1423270765;asciilifeform;kakobrekla: i distinctly recall seeing this figure here earlier 1010971;1423270766;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 17300 @ 0.00093104 = 16.107 BTC [-] {39} 1010972;1423270777;kakobrekla;ah ok 1010973;1423270788;kakobrekla;must have missed it 1010974;1423270794;asciilifeform;kakobrekla: i've been looking into alternatives 1010975;1423270820;asciilifeform;kakobrekla: thus far, found nothing remotely approaching the bang/buck ratio of pogo 1010976;1423270835;asciilifeform;further suggesting that the latter was a 'loss leader' all along 1010977;1423270851;mircea_popescu;BingoBoingo "breech" => breach 1010978;1423270861;kakobrekla;only true bezzle can provide 1010979;1423270875;BingoBoingo;mircea_popescu: Ah, that again. 1010980;1423270880;BingoBoingo;fxd 1010981;1423270925;mircea_popescu;dude i really like this qntra thing. about 1/3 of what i hated about the obsolete press were mistakes. being able to go hey x, Y! makes me all fucking warm and fuzzy inside. 1010982;1423270967;BingoBoingo;lol 1010983;1423270971;kakobrekla;well personalized news is personalized, doh 1010984;1423270994;*;BingoBoingo just pines for the day breech will be the correct version more often on qntra. 1010985;1423270997;asciilifeform;BingoBoingo: http://www.corbisimages.com/images/Corbis-BK002009.jpg?size=67&uid=a019bd8c-0800-4484-9de2-d5a9a6551b15 << breech 1010986;1423270998;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1xDD3js ) 1010987;1423271010;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22313 @ 0.00040554 = 9.0488 BTC [+] 1010988;1423271026;BingoBoingo;asciilifeform: That's a nice one 1010989;1423271071;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 171057 @ 0.00040832 = 69.846 BTC [+] {4} 1010990;1423271112;asciilifeform;BingoBoingo: turbotax article << see also last night's thread re: identity fraud in usa. 1010991;1423271132;BingoBoingo;asciilifeform: It's what inspired taking the piece this direction 1010992;1423271174;BingoBoingo;On day the phenomenon is in the logs getting discussed, the next it's the angle used to disect a fraud in the news. 1010993;1423271210;asciilifeform;aha 1010994;1423271212;mircea_popescu;win-win as they say. 1010995;1423271247;BingoBoingo;Reading informs writing. Scholarship 101 1010996;1423271275;the_scourge;asciilifeform: where would you recommend someone starting with lispy languages? 1010997;1423271286;BingoBoingo;brb, going on a bender this weekend. 1010998;1423271331;asciilifeform;the_scourge: depends on your objective 1010999;1423271396;the_scourge;first is to be able to continue (at least for a while) doing my consulting without shooting myself from boredome 1011000;1423271398;cazalla;;;later tell bingoboingo fixed 2 spelling mistakes last paragraph 1011001;1423271398;gribble;The operation succeeded. 1011002;1423271485;the_scourge;that mark tarver article really resonated with me. that pretty much described me to a T.. and still does. it's actually why i ended up doing non-STEM degrees: there is no lack of boredom when you're lost in a library 1011003;1423271500;the_scourge;second, i'm REALLY REALLY interested in lisp machines 1011004;1423271548;the_scourge;so, something minimal i guess? scheme is used for embedded stuff i've seen. guile is interesting just 'cause the gnu nix clone uses it 1011005;1423271549;asciilifeform;-which- lisp machine ? 1011006;1423271574;the_scourge;personally i'm interested in one that hasn't been made yet 1011007;1423271638;mircea_popescu;... you want to code for a machine that doesn't exist ?! 1011008;1423271655;asciilifeform;the_scourge: get peter kogge's book, then 1011009;1423271662;asciilifeform;the_scourge: none of the others will be of much help. 1011010;1423271751;the_scourge;asciilifeform: thanks. historically all i know about is really the AI lab stuff. i went through a phase where i read the jargon book and some more 'original' sources about the AI labs. but this was almost 20 years ago 1011011;1423271893;the_scourge;asciilifeform: Architecture of Symbolic Computers < this is the one? 1011012;1423272008;asciilifeform;it. 1011013;1423272047;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 163941 @ 0.00041127 = 67.424 BTC [+] {2} 1011014;1423272581;*;asciilifeform lived in free-standing bldg since may, and only now thought to put it to proper use: plug in subwoofer & setting to max. 1011015;1423272832;the_scourge;same thing here. i love playing the piano as loud as possible :D 1011016;1423272866;the_scourge;other than 2 houses across the road, there are no neighbors for over 6 miles in all directions 1011017;1423272909;*;the_scourge is thinking perhaps he could slowly transition his consulting to clojure development and keep his existing clients 1011018;1423272985;trinque;glorious clojure 1011019;1423272996;*;asciilifeform not a fan 1011020;1423273018;trinque;asciilifeform: too much "magic under hood" as you said? 1011021;1423273023;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 54212 @ 0.00041243 = 22.3587 BTC [+] {2} 1011022;1423273050;asciilifeform;trinque: if you actually care, http://www.loper-os.org/?p=42 and http://www.loper-os.org/?p=374 1011023;1423273052;assbot;Loper OS » Thumbs Down for Clojure ... ( http://bit.ly/1Do48hD ) 1011024;1423273054;assbot;Loper OS » Of Weighty Matters, or Thumbs Still Down for Clojure. ... ( http://bit.ly/1Do46pS ) 1011025;1423273068;asciilifeform;trinque: the former was, until recently (and possibly now) among the top 'google' hits for the subject. 1011026;1423273081;trinque;"I find Clojure revolting. 1011027;1423273082;trinque;" 1011028;1423273085;trinque;dis gon be gud 1011029;1423273123;asciilifeform;if reading the comments, skip straight to http://www.loper-os.org/?p=42&cpage=2#comment-3383 1011030;1423273125;assbot;Loper OS » Thumbs Down for Clojure ... ( http://bit.ly/1Do4lkZ ) 1011031;1423273176;asciilifeform;short version: 'clojure' is to, say, 'common lisp', as 'ripple' is to bitcoin. 1011032;1423273194;asciilifeform;a bauble pushed by unrepentantly lying chumpatronicists. 1011033;1423273210;asciilifeform;it was actually my first exposure to that kind of thing. 1011034;1423273234;trinque;read both, you're right 1011035;1423273240;asciilifeform;you know, the folks who walk in with a turd and explain to you that it's 'just the same' as a sausage, but 'more up with the times' 1011036;1423273244;trinque;what I end up using has a lot to do with "what can I fart a website out in" 1011037;1423273249;trinque;at least in daily work 1011038;1423273267;trinque;I've considered trying just sbcl on one side and parenscript on the other 1011039;1423273276;trinque;but yeah, sausage... turd... 1011040;1423273290;asciilifeform;parenscript is just a lib for any ordinary cl 1011041;1423273349;asciilifeform;this whole 'www' thing never made sense to me. if you can open a socket, you can crap out html 1011042;1423273394;asciilifeform;so it alone can't possibly justify the use of turdlangs. 1011043;1423273408;trinque;just depends on how one earns daily bread 1011044;1423273431;asciilifeform;why does the socket have to be opened using $turdlang ? 1011045;1423273459;the_scourge;asciilifeform: did you ever use a genera machine? 1011046;1423273463;trinque;what I'd like is a situation where I'm writing the same language in both a browser and on the server 1011047;1423273473;asciilifeform;the_scourge: certainly. 1011048;1423273477;asciilifeform;!s symbolics 3620 1011049;1423273478;assbot;9 results for 'symbolics 3620' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=symbolics+3620 1011050;1423273481;asciilifeform;!s opengenera 1011051;1423273481;assbot;7 results for 'opengenera' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=opengenera 1011052;1423273484;trinque;I've seen clojure/clojurescript, cl/parenscript, haskell/fey (and a few others) 1011053;1423273500;asciilifeform;trinque: this leads to using $retardlang on server end 1011054;1423273513;trinque;sure, hail satan and pass the node 1011055;1423273515;*;the_scourge goes to find out what is opengenera and where has it been hiding 1011056;1423273526;asciilifeform;the_scourge: it's been hiding in northern virginia. 1011057;1423273535;trinque;my career started during web 2.0 :p 1011058;1423273540;asciilifeform;and a small piece in cambridge, ma 1011059;1423273559;asciilifeform;the_scourge: don't be fooled by the word 'open' 1011060;1423273592;trinque;asciilifeform: does cl fall under $retardlang too? 1011061;1423273601;trinque;ye gods, no firm ground to stand upon 1011062;1423273611;asciilifeform;trinque: how do you propose to have the browser end run cl? 1011063;1423273625;trinque;doesn't the parenscript compiler eat cl and poop js? 1011064;1423273651;asciilifeform;trinque: so you're actually using js. you will notice this, because the cl subset that can be thus eaten/shat is microscopic 1011065;1423273658;trinque;ah 1011066;1423273670;trinque;asciilifeform: same situation as reaching out to Java in clojure then 1011067;1423273688;asciilifeform;the_scourge: the 'open' in 'opengenera' is an archaic 1980s usg-ism. it simply refers to the fact that a product features industry-standard protocols like tcp/ip and does not require you to buy the entire universe you live in from one particular vendor. 1011068;1423273693;*;the_scourge is back, dissapointed 1011069;1423273717;the_scourge;so it's just genera 2.0? 1011070;1423273718;asciilifeform;has nothing whatsoever to do with source being publicly available, or the product being distributed free of charge 1011071;1423273749;asciilifeform;technically symbolics had no name for their os until opengenera was put on the market. 1011072;1423273752;*;the_scourge did find this: https://github.com/ynniv/opengenera while he was gone. seems worth of bookmarking for later 1011073;1423273754;assbot;ynniv/opengenera · GitHub ... ( http://bit.ly/1KzmA77 ) 1011074;1423273777;the_scourge;oh, i thought it was just called genera 1011075;1423273793;asciilifeform;the_scourge: that's merely a script for setting up the unofficial amd64 binary to run under a modern linux. 1011076;1423273809;asciilifeform;the binary is a w4r3z blob, and occasionally distributed with the pirated source. 1011077;1423273817;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 70158 @ 0.00041298 = 28.9739 BTC [+] 1011078;1423273834;*;trinque has very little idea where to start in terms of choosing a sane programming environment with which to make bezzlars 1011079;1423273834;asciilifeform;the source - not for the amd64 blob. 1011080;1423273842;asciilifeform;but for the original os 1011081;1423273854;asciilifeform;there is no public source for opengenera (either for dec alpha or amd64) 1011082;1423273863;asciilifeform;nor is it included with a purchase. 1011083;1423273866;the_scourge;what do they charge for a copy 1011084;1423273875;asciilifeform;when i bought - $5k usd. 1011085;1423273880;asciilifeform;call, ask. 1011086;1423273903;the_scourge;just when i was starting to think esr and rms didn't have a point. maybe they did 1011087;1423273914;asciilifeform;the source for the dec/amd64 emulator is not sold. 1011088;1423273922;the_scourge;exactly 1011089;1423273944;asciilifeform;the_scourge: in the days of rms, symbolics corp. sold machines. the cheapest started at about the cost of a single-propeller airplane. 1011090;1423273957;asciilifeform;5k in modern american money is pocket change in comparison. 1011091;1423273977;the_scourge;actually i take it back, the problems here were probably not market-based, but more cultural (and lack of appropriate customers) 1011092;1423274022;the_scourge;asciilifeform: i'm not saying it's exorbant - just expressing dissapointment 1011093;1423274040;*;trinque grows to suspect that there is not a programming environment asciilifeform likes 1011094;1423274071;the_scourge;trinque: he like vimscript. a lot! :) 1011095;1423274075;trinque;lol 1011096;1423274083;asciilifeform;wat 1011097;1423274097;*;asciilifeform has never seen 'vimscript' 1011098;1423274103;trinque;tis butt 1011099;1423274161;trinque;little imperative scripty guy, nothing special 1011100;1423274182;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 177500 @ 0.00041335 = 73.3696 BTC [+] {4} 1011101;1423274206;trinque;I'd put more money on asciilifeform being an emacs guy, but not because he likes emacs 1011102;1423274214;asciilifeform;no need to guess 1011103;1423274222;asciilifeform;it's all in the logs. 1011104;1423274256;the_scourge;asciilifeform: http://www.loper-os.org/?p=69 < broken link 1011105;1423274258;assbot;Loper OS » Where Lisp Fails: at Turning People into Fungible Cogs. ... ( http://bit.ly/1Kznq3N ) 1011106;1423274264;the_scourge;this works: https://web.archive.org/web/20080223010634/http://www.eng.uwaterloo.ca/~ejones/writing/systemsresearch.html 1011107;1423274275;asciilifeform;the_scourge: loads fine. 1011108;1423274285;asciilifeform;aha pike's 1011109;1423274288;the_scourge;no, the link to .. yah 1011110;1423274353;asciilifeform;when i explain to folks why i dislike programming on available systems, i sometimes use example that it is rather like being a fellow who likes gardening, but there was a thermonuclear war not long ago, and you gotta sift the soil with sapper's spade in one hand, geiger in the other, and there won't be much sunlight to be had either. 1011111;1423274392;kakobrekla;!b 1 1011112;1423274392;assbot;Last 1 lines bashed and pending review. ( http://dpaste.com/3MXCMW1.txt ) 1011113;1423274431;trinque;http://search.bitcoin-assets.com/?q=from%3Aasciilifeform+emacs << some lols in here 1011114;1423274432;assbot;36 results for 'from:asciilifeform emacs' - #bitcoin-assets search 1011115;1423274458;trinque;I recently mapped my f keys to load projects in emacs and appropriate window layouts in stumpwm 1011116;1423274460;trinque;rules. 1011117;1423274506;the_scourge;asciilifeform: can i get a blow by blow on what historical event was this allegorical thermonuclear war? 1011118;1423274514;asciilifeform;the_scourge: no. 1011119;1423274533;asciilifeform;it would be either a crock of shit, or book-length 1011120;1423274533;trinque;the_scourge: he already blogged it all 1011121;1423274541;the_scourge;"I estimate that 90-95% of the work in Plan 9 was directly or indirectly to honor externally imposed standards." < wow that is really sad... and ... is there a solution? 1011122;1423274579;asciilifeform;the_scourge: yes, there is. 1011123;1423274581;asciilifeform;!s year zero 1011124;1423274583;assbot;28 results for 'year zero' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=year+zero 1011125;1423274763;the_scourge;needs quotes :) looking now 1011126;1423274889;the_scourge;soviet open hardware? wut really? 1011127;1423274945;the_scourge;!s gossip 1011128;1423274946;assbot;49 results for 'gossip' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=gossip 1011129;1423274953;asciilifeform;'more things in heaven and earth... than are dreamt of in your philosophy.' 1011130;1423274999;the_scourge;and that search needs a d at the end ^ (for anyone following along at home) 1011131;1423275050;the_scourge;asciilifeform: i don't know what 'things' are, and i don't know what philosophy means 1011132;1423275062;the_scourge;*'philosophy' 1011133;1423275108;asciilifeform;if you recognize neither the words, nor where they apply here, i'm powerless to help. 1011134;1423275117;the_scourge;is gossipd this psycd-like symetrically encrypted UDP IM protocol? 1011135;1423275160;asciilifeform;'year zero' simply refers to a reset, where you forget that a given field even has a history (except as an encyclopaedia of what not to do.) 1011136;1423275190;the_scourge;but then doesn't it ruin the excercise? 1011137;1423275230;the_scourge;intuition is destroyed. creativity ruined. because we're tyring so hard to not do what we are misconceited as what went wrong? 1011138;1423275283;the_scourge;speaking of greenfield, what was the reason for greenfielding a re-implementation of psycd? (assuming gossipd has already been written) 1011139;1423275284;asciilifeform;what exercise. 1011140;1423275317;asciilifeform;the_scourge: because the similarity is superficial. 1011141;1423275413;asciilifeform;psycd is a cancerous monstrosity. 1011142;1423275452;the_scourge;well it depends on which implementation you're speaking of 1011143;1423275458;asciilifeform;any and all. 1011144;1423275466;the_scourge;there are a dozen i think. 2 of them named psycd 1011145;1423275493;asciilifeform;the name normally refers to the ancient thing based on 'gnunet'. 1011146;1423275499;the_scourge;you sound confident. what if i told you there was a psyc daemon implemented in 15 lines of common lisp? :) 1011147;1423275507;asciilifeform;post. 1011148;1423275533;asciilifeform;the 15 lines also contain rsa? 1011149;1423275540;asciilifeform;the socket handler? 1011150;1423275558;asciilifeform;the_scourge: bullshit is not welcome in #b-a. 1011151;1423275606;the_scourge;no, sorry i wasn't bullshitting. i'm just trying to point out implementation vs architecture 1011152;1423275639;the_scourge;'Emacs actually comes with a builting Emacs Aptitude Test. Do you remap your keyboard or the Emacs keybindings before the chords and sequences it comes with by default have wreaked havoc with your hands? If you do not do anything to make Emacs more convenient for yourself, you may not have the prerequisite aptitude to use it productive.' (naggum, who else. http://www.xach.com/na < funny, that's one of the reason i've avoided 1011153;1423275640;assbot;404 Not Found ... ( http://bit.ly/1KzpEAa ) 1011154;1423275696;the_scourge;i assumed it was poor design and useless academics who'd never had to do a hard day's work in their lives. perhaps it is a shit test? 1011155;1423275729;asciilifeform;the_scourge: poor design for folks used to ibm's (yes, originally their) traditional key chords. 1011156;1423275774;asciilifeform;yes, it is possible to bolt them onto emacs. but few people do. 1011157;1423275824;trinque;evil mode + leader bindings 1011158;1423275826;trinque;that's the stuff 1011159;1423275831;the_scourge;well i'm paying myself paternity leave coming up soon so i'll learn emacs. haven't had a chance for a bit of time in a while 1011160;1423275833;asciilifeform;most folks who lack the mental flexibility to relearn five or six key commands, would not benefit from emacs, and (if they are aware of its existence at all) - know it. and avoid. 1011161;1423275837;trinque;space as leader has done wonders for my hands 1011162;1423275871;the_scourge;trinque: thanks i'll try that 1011163;1423275886;trinque; f -> C-x C-f 1011164;1423275891;trinque;I also have esc as right alt 1011165;1423275900;trinque;easily thumb-pressed on this keyboard 1011166;1423275924;the_scourge;asciilifeform: i get remapping caps and ctrl, but it still means you're having to combine keystrokes which is always painful to watch 1011167;1423275934;trinque;chords really suck 1011168;1423275945;asciilifeform;painful to watch << such as... ? 1011169;1423275972;the_scourge;as opposed to combinations which are clearly natural. they are idiomatic so the brain groks them more, and the fingers do them easier 1011170;1423276000;the_scourge;any time you are holding down one key and pressing another is painful. even the shift is an example of this 1011171;1423276011;the_scourge;i've noticed you don't capitalize a lot of the time 1011172;1423276012;asciilifeform;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=30-08-2014#816658 1011173;1423276012;assbot;Logged on 30-08-2014 22:56:02; asciilifeform: 'the only 'intuitive' interface is the tit - everything after that is learned.' 1011174;1423276013;the_scourge;no one does 1011175;1423276015;the_scourge;ever. 1011176;1423276020;the_scourge;because, it's painful 1011177;1423276032;asciilifeform;no. 1011178;1423276034;asciilifeform;because slow. 1011179;1423276051;the_scourge;you type all the letters in your words 1011180;1423276082;the_scourge;never seen you say 'cause or 'c u later' 1011181;1423276085;trinque;leader bindings are as fast as you type 1011182;1423276086;the_scourge;er, whatever 1011183;1423276091;trinque;and faster than chords because no stretch to the modifier 1011184;1423276122;the_scourge;trinque: yes, i agree 1011185;1423276123;asciilifeform;if you have healthy hands, decent input devices, it is possible to do such surprising things as speaking in complete words. 1011186;1423276140;the_scourge;asciilifeform: which proves my point 1011187;1423276158;asciilifeform;what was the point? 1011188;1423276160;the_scourge;complete words = idioms. leaders. sequences. 1011189;1423276168;the_scourge;they are not painful 1011190;1423276181;asciilifeform;that chords are intrinsically unhealthy somehow? 1011191;1423276225;the_scourge;well i've seen a lot of gnarled old hands. all of them told me it was chording that did it 1011192;1423276236;asciilifeform;see naggum's observation. 1011193;1423276269;the_scourge;yes, these were people who had always had it remapped 1011194;1423276277;asciilifeform;ipso facto poorly. 1011195;1423276286;trinque;meh bindings are pretty personal 1011196;1423276289;trinque;who cares if it works 1011197;1423276295;asciilifeform;or rather, this is not unlike the observation that everybody at the cemetary is there 'because' they breathed air. 1011198;1423276300;asciilifeform;yes, technically - they are. 1011199;1423276365;the_scourge;bindings are a really personal thing. i just hope that i can learn emacs and manage to use leaders for everything, that's all :) 1011200;1423276379;trinque;nubbins' next book will be one of asciilifeform's koans 1011201;1423276587;the_scourge;i need to head off... this weekend i'm going to look into the parallella. i'm curious if a symbolics machine could be implemented in it's FPGA 1011202;1423276717;trinque;the_scourge: cya 1011203;1423276719;asciilifeform;!rate the_scourge -2 dear usg, please send better clowns; the cheap ones are growing tiresome. 1011204;1423276719;assbot;Request successful, get your OTP: http://w.b-a.link/otp/079b56c48360dc3d 1011205;1423276747;asciilifeform;!v assbot:asciilifeform.rate.the_scourge.-2:872c8508e60de91180b0972e6d07b54ecd8a3362dca96a9a958e64487de13a3f 1011206;1423276747;assbot;Successfully updated the rating for the_scourge from 1 to -2 with note: dear usg, please send better clowns; the cheap ones are growing tiresome. 1011207;1423276782;asciilifeform;^ and the_scourge, don't bother pm-ing. killfiled. 1011208;1423276783;*;danielpbarron had a similar feeling 1011209;1423276836;asciilifeform;i hope they send him off to wherever they demoted ninjashogun to. 1011210;1423276840;trinque;asciilifeform: think he's reading logs and fishing? 1011211;1423276842;asciilifeform;!down the_scourge 1011212;1423276860;asciilifeform;trinque: i suppose anyone here who hasn't killfiled, will learn the answer. 1011213;1423276866;asciilifeform;i - can't be bothered. 1011214;1423276884;mircea_popescu;well, job's a job. back in whatever on a new one. 1011215;1423276915;asciilifeform;their 'watercooler' conversations must be golden. 1011216;1423277001;asciilifeform;the last straw was the bugger 'shannonizing' my www. i wonder if there's some 'person' that this genuinely works on. 1011217;1423277020;asciilifeform;'omg1111!!111 i am so interested in xxxxxxxx tell me moar' 1011218;1423277045;asciilifeform;note to future stooges, moles: take some actual care to be distinguishable from comment spam on our www sites 1011219;1423277084;*;mircea_popescu idly wonders what'd a world look like where gavinesque insanities actually made sense. "have everyone's coffee purchases validated by everyone and preserved forever". 1011220;1423277084;asciilifeform;interesting idiots are sometimes (temporarily) tolerated. tedious idiots - never. 1011221;1423277101;mircea_popescu;yottabytes all over, but perhaps something like nock (in principle, not what was proposed) ? 1011222;1423277109;trinque;I try to only ask a few stupid questions a day :P 1011223;1423277122;asciilifeform;even the nock stack posited local caching for trivialities 1011224;1423277129;asciilifeform;rather than a global record of every 1+1. 1011225;1423277135;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform but imagine data storage literally was not an issue. 1011226;1423277157;asciilifeform;o(n) addition was also 'not an issue' 1011227;1423277157;mircea_popescu;and global record of 1+1 was trivial. perhaps on a machine much akin to physical reality : the result of mixing milk and water is stored for everyone to see - they need but look 1011228;1423277166;mircea_popescu;there's of course a finite number of photons that saw it, but w/e man. 1011229;1423277176;asciilifeform;global record in the sense of every instance 1011230;1423277178;mircea_popescu;interesting how qm actually clips the graph there huh. 1011231;1423277188;asciilifeform;!s hashlife 1011232;1423277190;assbot;4 results for 'hashlife' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=hashlife 1011233;1423277197;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform technically speaking, the milk and water mixing IS recorded in ever yinstance. 1011234;1423277220;asciilifeform;^ compression of spacetime via 'memoization'. this is more or less how one would implement toy universes. 1011235;1423277255;mircea_popescu;trinque i think the concern is to be approached on two lines, empirically. line 1) what % of queries constitute powerplays and b) what % of queries result in interesting education that a noob reading logs would benefit from. 1011236;1423277264;asciilifeform;there was even an old sf story which posited that various microscopic physical limit phenomena result from the emulator shaving cycles in this manner. 1011237;1423277272;mircea_popescu;as 1 goes up and 2 goes down there's at some critical point after which a man is taking his voice in his hands. 1011238;1423277314;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform possibly. in this sense, the ultimate engine/life form would be one that lives somehow off the shaving. 1011239;1423277328;asciilifeform;like the bank thief who pockets rounding errors. 1011240;1423277331;trinque;mircea_popescu: hard to get taught anything if you're fighting the teacher 1011241;1423277341;trinque;well, taught what you're after 1011242;1423277349;asciilifeform;(incidentally, american banks learned from the 'salami' case and now do it SOP.) 1011243;1423277355;mircea_popescu;ayup 1011244;1423277369;trinque;if I ever make it out of the gravity well I'd love to get an actual education. 1011245;1423277424;mircea_popescu;actually i'm kinda half curious how many us based conf attendants discover at the border that the newly expanded tsa doth not agree their passport holds any value. 1011246;1423277444;*;asciilifeform was actually rather surprised to be let out last time 1011247;1423277475;trinque;my grandfather still gets hassled at the border for "american party" involvement back in the day 1011248;1423277503;mircea_popescu;danielpbarron "You can throw out the packaging and manual; we won't be needing those." << gotta love the justifiable pride the most serene republic's flag elates out of people. 1011249;1423277537;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24452 @ 0.0004145 = 10.1354 BTC [+] 1011250;1423277715;danielpbarron;i should add more stuff like that so it isn't all command line copy paste 1011251;1423277784;asciilifeform;danielpbarron: your 'pogo' booted from external devices without replacing uboot ? 1011252;1423277788;asciilifeform;danielpbarron: mine - did not 1011253;1423277942;danielpbarron;i followed the instructions on the archlinux page for pogo and it worked 1011254;1423277957;danielpbarron;'uboot' does not ring a bell 1011255;1423277982;asciilifeform;danielpbarron: when thing powers up, it boots from the eeprom 1011256;1423278003;asciilifeform;there is a boot partition there, containing an ancient version of 'uboot' 1011257;1423278016;asciilifeform;(a kind of programmable bootloader, similar to 'lilo') 1011258;1423278060;asciilifeform;the unit i have, had to be reflashed with a modern build of this, to boot from anywhere other than the kernel and root partitions in eeprom 1011259;1423278086;danielpbarron;hm, mine was so easy to do i felt weird re-writing instructions for it 1011260;1423278087;asciilifeform;^ which can be rewritten easily 1011261;1423278154;danielpbarron;i used brand new unused hard drives.. is it possible that has anything to do with it? 1011262;1423278189;asciilifeform;danielpbarron: nope 1011263;1423278200;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform but uboot is resident on the drive ? 1011264;1423278202;asciilifeform;danielpbarron: you installed arch to the drive and booted to it, didntcha 1011265;1423278209;mircea_popescu;oh 1011266;1423278211;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: uboot is resident in the 128mb eeprom 1011267;1423278213;asciilifeform;on pogo 1011268;1423278222;asciilifeform;followed by a partition holding kernel 1011269;1423278228;asciilifeform;followed by a similarly sized empty one 1011270;1423278230;mircea_popescu;yeh he booted the drive. did you danielpbarron ? 1011271;1423278230;asciilifeform;followed by root 1011272;1423278251;asciilifeform;the root fs is a 'ubifs' 1011273;1423278271;asciilifeform;(yet another fs optimized for fragile 'flash') 1011274;1423278308;asciilifeform;dev: size erasesize name 1011275;1423278308;asciilifeform;mtd0: 00200000 00020000 "u-boot" 1011276;1423278308;asciilifeform;mtd1: 00300000 00020000 "uImage" 1011277;1423278308;asciilifeform;mtd2: 00300000 00020000 "uImage2" 1011278;1423278308;asciilifeform;mtd3: 00800000 00020000 "failsafe" 1011279;1423278310;asciilifeform;mtd4: 07000000 00020000 "root" 1011280;1423278314;asciilifeform;^ layout 1011281;1423278317;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform: trinque: how do you propose to have the browser end run cl? << haha this i wanna see. clonqueror. 1011282;1423278329;trinque;:( lol 1011283;1423278342;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: the cl rewrite of emacs, 'climacs', was almost usable 1011284;1423278345;trinque;I-I just want to swim in a lake not filled with shit! 1011285;1423278350;danielpbarron;the arch install occured on the pogo, if that's what you mean 1011286;1423278354;trinque;but everything around me is a superfund site 1011287;1423278359;asciilifeform;danielpbarron: yes, but it was able to boot from it after. 1011288;1423278369;asciilifeform;danielpbarron: so possibly you got a slightly more recent fw than i 1011289;1423278384;mircea_popescu;any way to check fw vers ? other than popping unit ? 1011290;1423278388;danielpbarron;yeah it rebooted with no extra work needed 1011291;1423278409;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: when the thing warms up, it dumps uboot ver. to the serial console 1011292;1423278420;mircea_popescu;danielpbarron can oyu check an report ? 1011293;1423278433;asciilifeform;other than that, one can take a snapshot: dd if=/dev/mtd0 of=turd.bin 1011294;1423278442;asciilifeform;and throw in favourite hexeditor 1011295;1423278445;danielpbarron;one of the steps in the arch install might have done something to the built in flash; i'm not sure to be honest 1011296;1423278452;danielpbarron;it had me download a script and run it 1011297;1423278457;asciilifeform;wai wat!?!! 1011298;1423278460;*;asciilifeform did no such thing 1011299;1423278472;asciilifeform;so you did reflash. with hell knows what. lol 1011300;1423278526;asciilifeform;dollars to doughnuts, danielpbarron had a normal pogo 1011301;1423278554;mircea_popescu;what is the arch install and how did it end up imported in here ? 1011302;1423278573;danielpbarron;when i searched the log for pogo, i found that linked 1011303;1423278574;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: there was a public set of instructions for installing 'archlinux' for arm onto 'pogo'. 1011304;1423278589;asciilifeform;i used the disk image from it 1011305;1423278592;danielpbarron;i'm happy to experiment with alternatives 1011306;1423278593;mircea_popescu;aha 1011307;1423278612;asciilifeform;one ends up with a mindbogglingly-heavy ubuntu-style thing, complete with 'systemd' 1011308;1423278613;mircea_popescu;okies, so basically he found a shortcut ? 1011309;1423278618;asciilifeform;aha 1011310;1423278623;danielpbarron;ya 1011311;1423278627;asciilifeform;bash script that downloads and flashes in somebody's uboot 1011312;1423278630;mircea_popescu;a shortcut through the mud 1011313;1423278638;*;asciilifeform built the uboot from public sources 1011314;1423278646;asciilifeform;using same crosscompiler as for everything else 1011315;1423278652;mircea_popescu;danielpbarron for the sake of sanity, can you proceed closer to asciilifeform's original ? 1011316;1423278657;danielpbarron;yes 1011317;1423278660;mircea_popescu;nothing wrong with shortcuts in principle, but this one hurts. 1011318;1423278663;asciilifeform;who could even imagine, an 800K bootloader! 1011319;1423278669;asciilifeform;there's a complete shell in there 1011320;1423278672;asciilifeform;and tcp/ip stack... 1011321;1423278698;asciilifeform;helps in resurrecting a totally b0rk3d machine, yes 1011322;1423278710;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform i had some toast earlier, the toaster:~$ said :L) 1011323;1423278711;asciilifeform;(you can pump in a fresh kernel with tftp) 1011324;1423278768;asciilifeform;http://www.denx.de/wiki/U-Boot 1011325;1423278770;assbot; WebHome < U-Boot < DENX ... ( http://bit.ly/1ENeXeJ ) 1011326;1423278770;asciilifeform;^ it 1011327;1423278848;asciilifeform;used in perhaps 90% of the embedded net junk on the planet 1011328;1423278864;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2015/gerald-davis-is-wrong-heres-why/#comment-112033 << and the perennial question. 1011329;1423278865;assbot;Gerald Davis is wrong. Here's why. pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. ... ( http://bit.ly/1ENf3mx ) 1011330;1423278873;asciilifeform;imho in the final turd we nuke it 1011331;1423278880;asciilifeform;just have the thing load a straight linux kernel 1011332;1423278940;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 124711 @ 0.00041574 = 51.8474 BTC [+] {2} 1011333;1423278944;mircea_popescu;"psycd is currently being refactored into a GNUnet service to run secushare on. The former psycd code is quite interesting, but currently unmaintained. " 1011334;1423278949;mircea_popescu;am i a bad person for lulzing at this ? 1011335;1423278949;mod6;i just passed block 168,001 1011336;1423278957;mircea_popescu;mod6 took the whole day ?! 1011337;1423278960;mod6;am now on block 168,011 1011338;1423278966;mod6;ah, na. 1011339;1423278972;mircea_popescu;hm 1011340;1423278974;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: it was an attempt at something like tor. 1011341;1423278975;mod6;i just got a chance to work on it again here now. 1011342;1423278981;mircea_popescu;any idea what the hook was ? 1011343;1423278983;mod6;i upgraded openssl 1011344;1423278989;mircea_popescu;o.O 1011345;1423278992;mircea_popescu;from what to what ? 1011346;1423278998;mod6;root@debian-test:~# openssl version -a 1011347;1423278999;mod6;OpenSSL 1.0.1g 7 Apr 2014 1011348;1423279005;mod6;from version... 1011349;1423279005;*;asciilifeform picked a very arbitrary openssl 1011350;1423279030;mod6;OpenSSL 0.9.8o 1011351;1423279044;mod6;which was from the orig debian 6 iirc 1011352;1423279063;mircea_popescu;uh that's like 2010 ?! 1011353;1423279083;mircea_popescu;2009 even ? 1011354;1423279086;mod6;yeah. 1011355;1423279123;mircea_popescu;sooooo... on account of bitcoind recompiled with new openssl, actual bitcoind compiled with actual openssl as of 2009 does not pass blocks in 2011 1011356;1423279126;mod6;it's old. this is what was included with ben's script to configure deb6. 1011357;1423279132;mircea_popescu;whereas if you compile itwith more 2011 ish openssl itdoes ? 1011358;1423279147;mircea_popescu;this is pretty massive if true. mod6 do you feel like testing for this insanity specifically ? 1011359;1423279165;*;asciilifeform did not test with anything other than the shortly post-heartbleed turdball specified in 'portatronic' 1011360;1423279165;mod6;so far. it's really weird still though, because i wasn't having this problem before. and we've always been using an old ssl. 1011361;1423279187;mircea_popescu;might be a bug specific to the 9.8o but then that doesn't explain how all the others worked 1011362;1423279203;asciilifeform;actually 1011363;1423279204;asciilifeform;idea 1011364;1423279205;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform i am willing to bet there are over 1kbugs in this thing. all distinct. 1011365;1423279214;asciilifeform;let's rip out openssl in the simplest way 1011366;1423279222;asciilifeform;roll in the five or six pieces that are actually used. 1011367;1423279233;asciilifeform;so, for example, we can see what they are. 1011368;1423279237;asciilifeform;(with naked eye) 1011369;1423279240;mod6;http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=KgQwrzYM 1011370;1423279241;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1ENfL3p ) 1011371;1423279245;asciilifeform;and then send them to hell 1011372;1423279248;asciilifeform;and substitute in sanity. 1011373;1423279259;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform can you be specific rather than rhetoric ? i dun follow 1011374;1423279266;asciilifeform;specifically, 1011375;1423279268;mod6;so thats ^^^ my version of openssl on my aws instance, and i've sync'd successfully at lesat a dozen times in the last 4 months on there 1011376;1423279277;asciilifeform;we snip out the #include 1011377;1423279284;mircea_popescu;sigs won't verify. 1011378;1423279292;asciilifeform;that's step 1 1011379;1423279304;mircea_popescu;oh oh oh i see 1011380;1423279308;asciilifeform;step 2 is crypto.cpp/h 1011381;1423279310;mircea_popescu;this is actually a worthy plan. 1011382;1423279314;mod6;and now wedges for some crazy reason. now I'm gonna upgrade to 1.0.1g there as well (just upgraded my deb6 on vbox vm to start with) and try to pass the wedge too. 1011383;1423279315;asciilifeform;where the missing routines are then placed. 1011384;1423279335;mircea_popescu;course also what the wunderbar vc boys are trying to do with their NOVEL inmplemetnation 1011385;1423279343;mircea_popescu;you recall, the one that's so well tested apud gmaxwel 1011386;1423279348;asciilifeform;i must confess 1011387;1423279358;asciilifeform;that i was unable to make myself read the whole thing 1011388;1423279364;mircea_popescu;openssl ? 1011389;1423279371;asciilifeform;gavin's 0.10 1011390;1423279373;mircea_popescu;oh 1011391;1423279378;mircea_popescu;nono, this is planned. lemme fish it out 1011392;1423279380;asciilifeform;dove in once or twice to fish out the orphanage burn thing 1011393;1423279398;asciilifeform;which had to be mutilated in six different ways to bolt onto 0.5.3 1011394;1423279403;mircea_popescu;https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2rrxq7/on_why_010s_release_notes_say_we_have_reason_to < lulzy bits. 1011395;1423279406;assbot;On why 0.10's release notes say "we have reason to believe that libsecp256k1 is better tested and more thoroughly reviewed than the implementation in OpenSSL" : Bitcoin ... ( http://bit.ly/1xEmxjb ) 1011396;1423279476;mod6;<+mircea_popescu> this is pretty massive if true. mod6 do you feel like testing for this insanity specifically ? << yes, im sure that i'll dig into this further 1011397;1423279549;mircea_popescu;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=30-08-2014#816658 << actually this is pretty good a point, seeing how the tit actually goes INTO the face. 1011398;1423279549;assbot;Logged on 30-08-2014 22:56:02; asciilifeform: 'the only 'intuitive' interface is the tit - everything after that is learned.' 1011399;1423279566;mircea_popescu;a true interface. 1011400;1423279685;trinque;!b 2 1011401;1423279686;assbot;Last 2 lines bashed and pending review. ( http://dpaste.com/0TP2YPT.txt ) 1011402;1423279704;mircea_popescu;the one truely thing i deeply regret from 2014 1011403;1423279713;mircea_popescu;is how that spammer guy killed qntra and then bitcoin-assets. 1011404;1423279720;mircea_popescu;i used to like dropping in on them now and again. 1011405;1423279740;asciilifeform;l0l 1011406;1423279781;mircea_popescu;such is the fate of right wing movements tho, bereft of means and resources as they are. 1011407;1423279798;mod6;<+asciilifeform> roll in the five or six pieces that are actually used. << I want to collect some more data on this issue. But I'm open to discussing this option going forward. 1011408;1423279821;asciilifeform;mod6: simple algorithm: comment out the #includes 1011409;1423279827;mircea_popescu;mod6 this issue is critical because it's easily the squishiest point of the whole protocol. 1011410;1423279830;asciilifeform;mod6: and then add the routines back in until the thing builds again 1011411;1423279839;asciilifeform;however 1011412;1423279841;mircea_popescu;why the fuck we're importing from a different project - and THAT one in particular is anyone's guess 1011413;1423279847;asciilifeform;you may end up pulling in much of the openssl turd in the process 1011414;1423279851;asciilifeform;!s the spittoon 1011415;1423279852;assbot;9 results for 'the spittoon' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=the+spittoon 1011416;1423279860;mircea_popescu;and a sad testament to what you get stuck with if , like satoshi, have to jackbuild a house 1011417;1423280052;asciilifeform;is there a particular reason 1011418;1423280055;asciilifeform;why the wallet is still in ? 1011419;1423280103;mircea_popescu;in what ? 1011420;1423280109;asciilifeform;therealbitcoin. 1011421;1423280209;mircea_popescu;the reference implementation ? 1011422;1423280214;mircea_popescu;how do you plan to use it w/o a wallet ? 1011423;1423280216;asciilifeform;i suppose that'd be why 1011424;1423280219;asciilifeform;hm. 1011425;1423280247;mircea_popescu;" My standard of comparison for any technology will always be everything previously achieved by mankind, rather than what is available on the market today." 1011426;1423280251;mircea_popescu;this much is a solid approach. 1011427;1423280276;mod6;asciilifeform: One school of thought is to take the wallet, and place it outside of the R.I. as a seperate entity. 1011428;1423280286;mircea_popescu;"do not tell me of what seems acceptable as an idea to pudgy people driving on the interstate towards connecticut. i do not care." 1011429;1423280319;mircea_popescu;mod6 does that idea go as far as making bitcoin a sort of xserver ? 1011430;1423280344;mod6;something to that effect, perhaps. yes. 1011431;1423280373;mod6;where you can connect to 'bitcoind' with a wallet of your choosing. if that's what you mean. 1011432;1423280374;mircea_popescu;like, the node, which is an always on demon, and then various things connecting to it : such as other nodes, on the eth card, or the user, always on the specifically delegated interface, etc ? 1011433;1423280374;asciilifeform;idea that was spoken of was a hopper to throw signed tx in. 1011434;1423280402;asciilifeform;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=23-10-2014#890284 1011435;1423280402;assbot;Logged on 23-10-2014 05:07:32; mircea_popescu: connected with serial cable << this from reading up on old mpex material ? 1011436;1423280403;asciilifeform;^ thread 1011437;1423280419;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform yes but more generally speaking. 1011438;1423280421;mod6;right, then there was that whole discussion. 1011439;1423280683;mod6;So, yeah, there are a number of topics that we look forward to discussing with you about future of the R.I. We'll get there. :] 1011440;1423280707;*;mod6 does a data round-up & updates openssl on AWS instance 1011441;1423280712;mircea_popescu;poor mod6 sounds exactly like buridan's ass :D 1011442;1423280720;asciilifeform;back to the boojum - do i misunderstand or did the thing unwedge when moved to 'modern' openssl ? 1011443;1423280741;danielpbarron;oh btw, the pogo running with swap space hasn't crashed yet, currently at 87k 1011444;1423280767;mircea_popescu;danielpbarron was it 2gb space ? 1011445;1423280776;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform seems to be the report. 1011446;1423280777;danielpbarron;yeah, slightly under after formatting 1011447;1423280789;mod6;<+asciilifeform> back to the boojum - do i misunderstand or did the thing unwedge when moved to 'modern' openssl ? << yup, that's what unwedged it. move from openssl v0.9.8o -> openssl 1.0.1g 1011448;1423280817;asciilifeform;danielpbarron: blocks? 1011449;1423280820;danielpbarron;yeah 1011450;1423280871;mod6;mircea_popescu: haha. 1011451;1423280892;mod6;yeah, some well thought out decisions to be made for sure. :) 1011452;1423280898;asciilifeform;danielpbarron: as in how many ? 1011453;1423280908;mod6;im looking forward to that discussion, as well as the BDB removal discussion 1011454;1423280910;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform re the "Have you ever actually used a speech recognition system to enter serious lengths of text? " line in your comments : i agree talking to a comp 1011455;1423280917;mircea_popescu;hm, actually, woul you prefer i comment there ? 1011456;1423280919;danielpbarron;asciilifeform, 88100 1011457;1423280924;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: either works 1011458;1423280956;mircea_popescu;so i agree that talking to computers is loathsome. however, i often use note takers when speaking rather than writing myslelf. the latter explains the former. 1011459;1423280996;mircea_popescu;the great utility of the scribe / secretary, rather than the tits, is that natural languages have piles and layers of redundancy built in. a good note taker is a cheap way to gain 50 to 100% speed and a decent 10 to 25% quality for very little cost. 1011460;1423281016;mircea_popescu;BUT if the computer you are talking to is equally redundant and badly built, you are either an idiot or very very unfortunate. 1011461;1423281036;asciilifeform;computer, as we have it, does not even know how to 'say that again plz' 1011462;1423281045;asciilifeform;but merrily craps out garbage 1011463;1423281049;mircea_popescu;a secretary that does that generally gets fired. 1011464;1423281054;mircea_popescu;but! she can fix asonances!@ 1011465;1423281070;mircea_popescu;if any good, she can go "you don't actually say that" 1011466;1423281075;mircea_popescu;as in, "i've never heard it before" 1011467;1423281077;mircea_popescu;etc. 1011468;1423281104;asciilifeform;the secretary will know how to finesse the question 1011469;1423281109;mircea_popescu;quite. 1011470;1423281122;mircea_popescu;it's a job, and it earns its pay fairly. 1011471;1423281135;mircea_popescu;but the reason itdoes is specifically - that recipient is not computer. 1011472;1423281156;asciilifeform;http://www.xach.com/naggum/articles/3088289335876823@naggum.no.html << obligatory naggum 1011473;1423281157;assbot;Re: Why a lisp OS? Re: Help required on Limitations of Lisp - Naggum cll archive ... ( http://bit.ly/1zY7kRF ) 1011474;1423281166;asciilifeform;^ nothing to do with lisp, but with secretaries 1011475;1423281280;mircea_popescu;also obligatory, wilde. "i will leave it to you to fix the ifs and thens and wherefores" 1011476;1423281300;mircea_popescu;actually where's that great fry monologue. 1011477;1423281342;mircea_popescu;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J7E-aoXLZGY 1011478;1423281343;assbot;Stephen Fry Kinetic Typography - Language - YouTube ... ( http://bit.ly/1zY7HLM ) 1011479;1423281503;mircea_popescu;(to dampen that : fry likes wilde more because wilde was a fag than because wilde was good. which he wasn't THAT good. but nevertheless, THIS point is sound in this context) 1011480;1423281531;asciilifeform;so far it sounds like what orwell would've farted out in a paragraph 1011481;1423281558;asciilifeform;but turned into a whole dance 1011482;1423281619;mircea_popescu;very politically like minded, yes. 1011483;1423281645;mircea_popescu;which of course in a different time would beg the snide question if orwell were ever married. 1011484;1423281654;asciilifeform;was, interestingly 1011485;1423281659;mircea_popescu;(note that this does not mean the same as "was ever married" in the slightest, which is the point) 1011486;1423281680;asciilifeform;iirc at least 2x 1011487;1423281687;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 242700 @ 0.00040201 = 97.5678 BTC [-] {3} 1011488;1423281753;mircea_popescu;i thought he was a womanizer 1011489;1423281811;asciilifeform;iirc was, but it didn't leave any interesting material for archaeologists 1011490;1423281824;asciilifeform;or if did, i'm unaware. 1011491;1423282168;mircea_popescu;lol this naggum thing. jesus christ he's impossible to talk to. 1011492;1423282198;mircea_popescu;at which point does the use of "seperate" in the original text suggest to him that he's dealing with a simple man with simple problems and he'd better stick to simpler solutions ? 1011493;1423282241;mircea_popescu;there's two kinds of socialist minds in this world, the sort that expect all people to be equally stupid, and the sort that expect all people to be equally smart. 1011494;1423282260;mircea_popescu;neither is good news. 1011495;1423282394;asciilifeform;what was the 'simple man with simple programs' doing in comp.lang.lisp ? 1011496;1423282406;mircea_popescu;looking for a nut. 1011497;1423282407;asciilifeform;mistook address ? 1011498;1423282408;asciilifeform;lol 1011499;1423282417;mircea_popescu;"according to a report in the Economist earlier this year, the cost of producing any piece of business communication dropped along with advances in computers from 1950 through 1980. from 1985 through 1995, it rose sharply enough to consume all earnings made since 1950. it is significantly more expensive to produce a business letter in 1997 than it was in 1950. despite many technological advances with a very high pri 1011500;1423282417;mircea_popescu;ce tag, a secretary does not produce any more measurable output now than in 1950 -- in fact, the evidence suggests that obtaining _half_ the productivity of a 1950's secretary in 1997 is a major feat. the fact that managers write their own reports at down to 1/10th of the speed of a secretary that used to be paid 1/10th of their salary also means that the time spent producing a letter or a report can cost as much as 1 1011501;1423282418;mircea_popescu;00 times more than it did in 1950, when managers scribbled unreadable notes and very quick and efficient typists corrected their spelling, grammer, and language and adhered to "company style" effortlessly." 1011502;1423282426;mircea_popescu;now that... that is EXACTLY what i had in mind earlier. 1011503;1423282432;asciilifeform;a sparrow caught in a microwave horn 1011504;1423282435;asciilifeform;also mistook address 1011505;1423282463;asciilifeform;speaking of which 1011506;1423282467;asciilifeform;student puzzle 1011507;1423282480;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform laugh if you will, but if pressed to come up with a definition of humanity, at least as an ideal object, the most sound i can think up is, "that collection of objects which construct relations which degrade gracefully" 1011508;1423282493;asciilifeform;give a physical explanation, in one sentence, of why a trumpet/tube/microwave horn needs the 'bell'. 1011509;1423282494;mircea_popescu;so... sparrow cooked, sure. simple man should be safe. 1011510;1423282531;asciilifeform;naggum saw comp.lang.lisp as something more like a machine shop than a public square 1011511;1423282538;mircea_popescu;even so. 1011512;1423282542;asciilifeform;'must be =this= tall to ride' 1011513;1423282556;mircea_popescu;note that the guy wasn't actually making code changes 1011514;1423282565;mircea_popescu;i guess perhaps he was in some definition 1011515;1423282626;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform which part's the bell ? 1011516;1423282653;asciilifeform;the end opposite from mouth 1011517;1423282662;asciilifeform;(wide end) 1011518;1423282720;mircea_popescu;not all of them actually end in a resonant chamber do they ? 1011519;1423282729;mircea_popescu;im pretty sure i saw simple funel shapes 1011520;1423282735;asciilifeform;funnel shapes also work 1011521;1423282899;asciilifeform;answer (rot13) - gur ubea, va obgu pnfrf, zngpurf gur vzcrqnapr bs gur genafzvggre - zbhgu be zntargeba, rvgure - jvgu gung bs serr fcnpr. 1011522;1423282995;mircea_popescu;"in a sense, Windows is a result of the way C++ builds environments, like Unix is a result of how C does it." << and in this sense... their merging would be expected at about the time "most people" couldn't if press explain exactly what the ++ stand for. 1011523;1423283040;mircea_popescu;ah hehe that's a good point. 1011524;1423283058;mircea_popescu;i suppose "resonance chamber" isn't actually a good enough answer. 1011525;1423283468;asciilifeform;http://www.setileague.org/askdr/imped.htm << solution for electromagnetic 1011526;1423283469;assbot;Ask Dr. SETI: Characteristic Impedance of Free Space ... ( http://bit.ly/1IlN9ku ) 1011527;1423283509;asciilifeform;https://casper.berkeley.edu/astrobaki/index.php/Impedance_of_Free_Space << for folks who must have prettyprinted equations 1011528;1423283512;assbot;Impedance of Free Space - AstroBaki ... ( http://bit.ly/1IlNp2H ) 1011529;1423283703;mod6;ok was able to pass 168,001 on my aws instance with configuration: openssl 1.0.1g + v0.5.3 + patches { 1, rm_rf_upnp, 2, 3, 4, 6 & 7 } : http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=aBLX9YVy 1011530;1423283704;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1IlO44n ) 1011531;1423284918;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 152100 @ 0.00041249 = 62.7397 BTC [+] {2} 1011532;1423285059;asciilifeform;;;bc,stats 1011533;1423285062;gribble;Current Blocks: 342354 | Current Difficulty: 4.127287389469702E10 | Next Difficulty At Block: 342719 | Next Difficulty In: 365 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 2 days, 6 hours, 4 minutes, and 26 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 44859627562.5 | Estimated Percent Change: 8.69034 1011534;1423285069;asciilifeform;302465. 1011535;1423285225;mircea_popescu;"Engineering complexity is a form of environmental pollution; perhaps even the worst form of all, because it may yet turn out to be the case that it can kill whole civilizations, not just individual people." 1011536;1423285231;mircea_popescu;actually this is a perfectly good motto. 1011537;1423285254;asciilifeform;wherewasthis? 1011538;1423285284;*;asciilifeform remembers and lolz 1011539;1423285303;mircea_popescu;http://www.loper-os.org/?p=374&cpage=1#comment-2816 1011540;1423285305;assbot;Loper OS » Of Weighty Matters, or Thumbs Still Down for Clojure. ... ( http://bit.ly/1DOVgzJ ) 1011541;1423285307;mircea_popescu;i think you know him. 1011542;1423285311;asciilifeform;ah. 1011543;1423285341;asciilifeform;believe or not, that thread -still- gets comments. 1011544;1423285364;mircea_popescu;it's a pretty good point anyway. 1011545;1423285404;asciilifeform;it's sorta the basic point of my site in a sentence. 1011546;1423285432;mircea_popescu;" This of course adds the complexity to Clojure. The question is does this acquired complexity worth it? I think it does. You gain a platform that is being poured thousands of man-hours every year into, you gain a GC that is being optimized for you, you gain the crossplatformity basically for free. You may call that opportunism but it works after all." 1011547;1423285446;mircea_popescu;so if i fuck you, and you get pregnant, well... is it worth it ? 1011548;1423285449;mircea_popescu;you get a baby for free 1011549;1423285453;mircea_popescu;(tm) 1011550;1423285469;asciilifeform;phree gipht. 1011551;1423285484;mircea_popescu;notwithstanding that you know... you gotta spend nine months eating for free 1011552;1423285489;mircea_popescu;for two * 1011553;1423285493;mircea_popescu;!up auscompgeek 1011554;1423285507;asciilifeform;see also the original 'modest proposal' by swift. 1011555;1423285524;asciilifeform;(is it still safe to assume that english speaking folks read it?) 1011556;1423285544;asciilifeform;or did that also quietly walk away somewhere 1011557;1423285635;mircea_popescu;https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1751759988/sicp-distilled 1011558;1423285637;assbot;SICP Distilled by thattommyhall — Kickstarter ... ( http://bit.ly/1DOVG97 ) 1011559;1423285653;mircea_popescu;723 backers 12,927 pledged of 3,500 goal 0 seconds to go 1011560;1423285655;asciilifeform;paging herr bowdler! 1011561;1423285668;asciilifeform;shakespeare distilled! 1011562;1423285710;mircea_popescu;i guess it's almost done by now ? 6 months later ? 1011563;1423285791;asciilifeform;i would have guessed that this is to be a 'cliff's notes' (american book series of ready-baked crib sheets for f-students) for sicp, but the latter is no longer (afaik) assigned in school 1011564;1423285794;asciilifeform;so it can't be that 1011565;1423285994;asciilifeform;it was nowhere near this figure, iirc, when comment appeared 1011566;1423286006;mircea_popescu;could it be just 25k worth of fraud which really "isn't all that much" especially seeing how "everyone deserves a living wage" ? 1011567;1423286018;asciilifeform;but why -that- fraud 1011568;1423286078;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 202250 @ 0.00041106 = 83.1369 BTC [-] {2} 1011569;1423286204;mircea_popescu;you ever walk behind couples wondering why she chose THAT loser ? 1011570;1423286231;mircea_popescu;a) she didn't choose ; b) you don't actually see a "that" there. 1011571;1423286267;asciilifeform;but still end up wondering in what circus the dwarf and giant met. 1011572;1423286373;mircea_popescu;every one. 1011573;1423286642;mircea_popescu;http://www.thattommyhall.com/ << blog, discontinued oct 9th 1011574;1423286643;assbot;Everything is a Ghetto ... ( http://bit.ly/1DOWQS9 ) 1011575;1423286703;mircea_popescu;https://twitter.com/thattommyhall/status/335457624713752577 << abandoned twitter detailing his idea 1011576;1423286705;assbot;Looking for investment in my new startup "Facade". The model is simple, I take your money, do what I want for a year then you write it off 1011577;1423286732;mircea_popescu;i guess ima write this up. 1011578;1423286771;asciilifeform;the simplest possible chumpamatic. 1011579;1423286870;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 169061 @ 0.00041227 = 69.6988 BTC [+] {2} 1011580;1423287724;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 117300 @ 0.00040498 = 47.5042 BTC [-] 1011581;1423288810;mircea_popescu;!up Guest70720 1011582;1423288819;mircea_popescu;ello brenda. 1011583;1423288821;Guest70720;a 1011584;1423288834;Guest70720;hi now i can spam you like crazy for 30mins 1011585;1423288899;mircea_popescu;wd. 1011586;1423288975;Guest70720;i'm still trying to understand how this irc thing works. I've been lurking for quite a while but mostly on the blogs and forums 1011587;1423289038;mircea_popescu;start reading the logs. linked in the topic. 1011588;1423289063;Guest70720;they are endless, it's like reading the blockchain... 1011589;1423289114;mircea_popescu;i think that's exactly what they're going for :) 1011590;1423289127;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 64100 @ 0.00041438 = 26.5618 BTC [+] {2} 1011591;1423289145;danielpbarron;when i was in college, i sorta made a fool of myself by giving a presentation about irc in some computer class; the presentation was supposed to be about some online business we were supposed to have come up with in a semester. In retrospect, it was exactly the right thing to present; kids growing up without awareness of irc is not helping them 1011592;1423289161;mircea_popescu;you think ? 1011593;1423289199;mircea_popescu;ironically, irc was a big thing when i was a teen. then pretty much forgot about it. only rediscovered it in a frustrated attempt to make sense of the ever mounting idiocy that bitcoin appeared to be. 1011594;1423289201;mircea_popescu;it stuck. 1011595;1423289214;danielpbarron;hah same here 1011596;1423289984;mircea_popescu;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=24-02-2014#525820 1011597;1423289984;assbot;Logged on 24-02-2014 18:09:12; mircea_popescu: "So above you see pankkake continue to smear the company ActiveMining (by calling it an investment scam, associating it with the known 'LabCoin scam', saying the CEO is facing jail and accusing me of being a scammer (!)) after Ken publicly refused to pay pankkake's blackmail money demand." 1011598;1423289989;mircea_popescu;lol anyone remember active mining ? 1011599;1423290184;pete_dushenski;mircea_popescu: heh i do. i actually made a buck on that scam. 1011600;1423290185;mircea_popescu;http://www.dailydot.com/geek/benjanun-sriduangkaew-revealed-to-be-troll-requires-hate-winterfox/ 1011601;1423290186;assbot;Acclaimed sci-fi writer exposed as notorious Internet troll ... ( http://bit.ly/1KzMbgf ) 1011602;1423290195;mircea_popescu;aawww, troll was a ... woman ?! ethnic ?! NOT POSSIBRU 1011603;1423290316;asciilifeform;this was big 1011604;1423290321;asciilifeform;in its particular zoo 1011605;1423290469;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12300 @ 0.00040498 = 4.9813 BTC [-] 1011606;1423290560;mircea_popescu;myeah 1011607;1423290580;mircea_popescu;hey anyone remembers these bits i quoted some weeks ago about this woman that did a kickstarter-like thing for her oyung adult novel 1011608;1423290587;mircea_popescu;and ended up pulling it because "internet is mean" ? 1011609;1423291142;asciilifeform;http://www.universalsubtitles.org/en/videos/rcQaef4yYJyn/info/moia-masterskaia << ben_vulpes, BingoBoingo, others << my attempt at subtitling a certain memorable photo brag (not mine!). to enable the subs, click CC on bottom left hand corner (not the usual bottom right on youtube.) 1011610;1423291143;assbot;Моя мастерская with subtitles | Amara ... ( http://bit.ly/1KzNvQa ) 1011611;1423291167;asciilifeform;^ and also sound starts muted for some reason. 1011612;1423291245;asciilifeform;found video subbing tool, and though that there was a list of things i was once going to sub, but for some reason found in my notes only this. 1011613;1423291252;asciilifeform;*thought 1011614;1423291306;*;asciilifeform points out that the pictured scene is not his house. he only wishes it were. 1011615;1423291628;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 51350 @ 0.00040498 = 20.7957 BTC [-] 1011616;1423291797;phillipsjk;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=07-02-2015#1011355 got me thinking about: https://gist.github.com/sipa/5d12c343746dad376c80 1011617;1423291797;assbot;Logged on 07-02-2015 03:18:43; mircea_popescu: sooooo... on account of bitcoind recompiled with new openssl, actual bitcoind compiled with actual openssl as of 2009 does not pass blocks in 2011 1011618;1423291798;assbot;Proposed DERSIG BIP ... ( http://bit.ly/1zYpjHC ) 1011619;1423291811;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 17232 @ 0.0009048 = 15.5915 BTC [-] {43} 1011620;1423291885;mircea_popescu;signatures are a major vulnerability. mostly because nobody in fucking crypto except for us understands the actual constraints. 1011621;1423291895;phillipsjk;A careful reading of the logs shows that mod6 was careful to use the pre-f revision of debian SSL. 1011622;1423291914;mircea_popescu;yes. 1011623;1423291917;asciilifeform;i pulled an openssl out of me arse 1011624;1423291922;asciilifeform;but did warn! 1011625;1423291970;asciilifeform;'Until recently, OpenSSL's releases would accept various deviations from the DER standard and accept signatures as valid. When this changed in OpenSSL 1.0.0p and 1.0.1k, it made some nodes reject the chain.' - from the phoundation document linked above. 1011626;1423291996;*;asciilifeform remembers this brouhaha, did not verify the claim personally 1011627;1423292056;phillipsjk;"The requirement to have signatures that comply strictly with DER has been enforced as a relay policy by the reference client since v0.8.0, and very few transactions violating it are being added to the chain as of January 2015. In addition, every non-compliant signature can trivially be converted into a compliant one, so there is no loss of functionality by this requirement." 1011628;1423292111;phillipsjk;I don't understand the complete implementation details, but how do they how to convert the signatures without messing with the merkle tree? Have a table of weird transactions? 1011629;1423292130;phillipsjk;oops can't grammar 1011630;1423292155;phillipsjk;.... but how do they plant to canvert the signatures without... 1011631;1423292170;asciilifeform;http://trilema.com/2015/gerald-davis-is-wrong-heres-why/#comment-112039 << to whoever was asking for winblows 1011632;1423292171;assbot;Gerald Davis is wrong. Here's why. pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. ... ( http://bit.ly/1KzP54H ) 1011633;1423292220;mircea_popescu;phillipsjk non compliant signatures are non compliant in trivial ways, 1011634;1423292223;mircea_popescu;such as space padding 1011635;1423292225;phillipsjk;It took me 3 tries to /msg assbot (mis-typed msg) 1011636;1423292276;phillipsjk;Is the space padding ignored when computing the merckle hash then? 1011637;1423292328;mircea_popescu;in this sense 1011638;1423292358;asciilifeform;http://btc.yt/lxr/satoshi/ident?_i=VerifySignature 1011639;1423292359;assbot;Satoshi 0.5.3.1 identifier search: VerifySignature ... ( http://bit.ly/1zYqab8 ) 1011640;1423292421;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 207900 @ 0.00041561 = 86.4053 BTC [+] {6} 1011641;1423292444;mircea_popescu;god damned i can't find this 1011642;1423292659;asciilifeform;iirc not ignored 1011643;1423292882;mircea_popescu;!up sypher_ 1011644;1423293717;phillipsjk;"As explained by Gavin Andersen on the forum - in order to calculate the ID hash of the Tx that is used in the Merkle Tree, one needs to SHA hash the whole Tx message as defined in the Protocol Specification wiki page twice." http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/2177/how-to-calculate-a-hash-of-a-tx (second answer links to a diagram done by the Armory developer) 1011645;1423293718;assbot;transactions - How to calculate a hash of a Tx? - Bitcoin Stack Exchange ... ( http://bit.ly/1zYspvd ) 1011646;1423293923;phillipsjk;etotheipi: "If you want to hash a Tx for ECDSA signing/verification, that's a whole different story (although, the link above also shows how to do that, too)." link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=29416.0 1011647;1423293924;assbot;On-the-wire byte map & OP_CHECKSIG diagram (knowledge donation!) ... ( http://bit.ly/1zYsL54 ) 1011648;1423294008;phillipsjk;See, there is some gold buried in the bitcointalk forum. Sifting through all the noise is a pain sometimes though. 1011649;1423294061;asciilifeform;knowing what we know about the folks of the tardphorum, it is worth the while of anyone who actually gives a flying fuck, to consult the source. 1011650;1423294372;phillipsjk;The source does not have a graphical summary. You can think of it as a "map". Maps are known to be wrong on occasion. 1011651;1423294417;asciilifeform;don't be the fellow who follows his 'gps' receiver off the derelict bridge and into the sea. 1011652;1423294530;*;phillipsjk has never quite understood why geocaching is supposed to be exciting "because you don't know what $Gaint_Obstacle you will encounter!" 1011653;1423294544;phillipsjk;I think GPS recievers include maps now, but still. 1011654;1423294550;asciilifeform;not exciting at all with radio cheat. 1011655;1423294580;asciilifeform;exciting when done the proper way 1011656;1423294595;asciilifeform;(practice for weapons cache emplacement and retrieval.) 1011657;1423294611;asciilifeform;consult the literature. 1011658;1423294636;mircea_popescu;ahhh finaly. 1011659;1423294637;phillipsjk;I was in Cadets for a while, and liked map&compass. 1011660;1423294638;mircea_popescu;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=12-01-2015#974839 1011661;1423294638;assbot;Logged on 12-01-2015 21:22:05; mircea_popescu: "4. You don't deserve to know any of that. It's none of your business. I invited my readers to chip in on a project--or not. I did not invite you to worm your nose into every aspect of my life, hunt down pictures of my home, call me names, or tell me I was worthless, arrogant, greedy, and undeserving. But you want to rip me bare and expose how awful you're sure I am. I get it, you want me transparent 1011662;1423294667;mircea_popescu;phillipsjk trusting summaries, especially when "graphical" is a sure path to perdition. 1011663;1423294800;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 126900 @ 0.00040187 = 50.9973 BTC [-] 1011664;1423294922;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 424664 @ 0.00039968 = 169.7297 BTC [-] {6} 1011665;1423295101;mircea_popescu;o.O 1011666;1423295334;mircea_popescu;"It's all crap. This SJW shit is the Tea Party of the left. " 1011667;1423295345;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: re: kickstarter article: ks is straight from the encyclopaedia of chumpatronic circuits, chapter 'make use of chumps directly in the machines control system.' as in 'multi-level' crapolade of every variety. 1011668;1423295346;mircea_popescu;actually... the swj shit is what the left likes to think the tea party. 1011669;1423295349;mircea_popescu;odd how this works 1011670;1423295370;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform um. this seems to me just a completely inept, disorganised kid. 1011671;1423295393;asciilifeform;referring to ks itself 1011672;1423295415;asciilifeform;which laughs all the way to the bank whether man or monkey sits down and pens prospectus / collects. 1011673;1423295439;mircea_popescu;surely. 1011674;1423295456;mircea_popescu;and no doubt once they sell to facebook / washington mutual / obama's pubic hair, 1011675;1423295470;mircea_popescu;they'll sell for way more than the gpg "dev" got to sell out the thing she doesn't represent. 1011676;1423295486;mircea_popescu;and defo more than the lousy one year salary gavin got for attempting (and failing) some 1011677;1423295490;asciilifeform;all that's missing is a usg-operated altcoin to go with it 1011678;1423295509;mircea_popescu;(which incidentally makes me curious, if you get usg advance on promise to deliver and then fail to deliver, do you hjave to repay ? or go to jail ?) 1011679;1423295545;asciilifeform;they'd pull whatever string was attached to the muppet 1011680;1423295547;asciilifeform;until head comes off. 1011681;1423295567;asciilifeform;(what string? ask gerald davis or any of the rest, i've no idea) 1011682;1423295596;asciilifeform;maybe davis will tell us what it was if he finally recovers his courage and eats his luger on camera 1011683;1423295605;asciilifeform;perhaps will say to the camera 1011684;1423295611;mircea_popescu;there's always a fine excuse. 1011685;1423295624;mircea_popescu;"i'm married - gotta make sure my kids have no better anything to look up to than i did" 1011686;1423295625;mircea_popescu;or w/e. 1011687;1423295638;asciilifeform;i'd bet it's a solid, tangible string 1011688;1423295651;asciilifeform;at least for most of'em 1011689;1423295709;mircea_popescu;doubt it 1011690;1423295711;mircea_popescu;too expensive. 1011691;1423295717;*;phillipsjk is too tired to be useful. 1011692;1423295722;mircea_popescu;so go to bed! 1011693;1423295771;mircea_popescu;"I think that, like species, languages will form evolutionary trees, with dead-ends branching off all over. We can see this happening already. Cobol, for all its sometime popularity, does not seem to have any intellectual descendants. It is an evolutionary dead-end-- a Neanderthal language." 1011694;1423295775;mircea_popescu;how the fuck can he write this. 1011695;1423295902;asciilifeform;!up gabriel_laddel 1011696;1423295905;mircea_popescu;"Even when there were still plenty of Neanderthals, it must have sucked to be one. The Cro-Magnons would have been constantly coming over and beating you up and stealing your food." 1011697;1423295910;gabriel_laddel;ty 1011698;1423295915;mircea_popescu;what cro-magnon ever beat up a neandhertal ?! 1011699;1423295925;mircea_popescu;wtf, global warming retroeffects. 1011700;1423295941;gabriel_laddel;http://www.xach.com/naggum/articles/3206985430398054@naggum.net.html 1011701;1423295942;assbot;Re: Representing code as XML: the Flare Programming Language - Naggum cll archive ... ( http://bit.ly/18WGOfl ) 1011702;1423295942;asciilifeform;ancient hypothesis where the former ate up the latter 1011703;1423295957;gabriel_laddel;^ related 1011704;1423295986;gabriel_laddel;mircea_popescu: have you grokked the "why" of lisp yet? 1011705;1423296007;mircea_popescu;have i ended up like the lisp heathen or something ? 1011706;1423296022;gabriel_laddel;mircea_popescu: nah, I'm writing something now for other reasons, will link when finished if you've not. 1011707;1423296024;mircea_popescu;i think it's a fine language! i just don't have anything to do in it. 1011708;1423296042;gabriel_laddel;lolk 1011709;1423296051;gabriel_laddel;I'll take that as "no". 1011710;1423296064;mircea_popescu;imagine me like a guy that has no poem to write. k ? so i don't write in italian. splendid language for the best of poems, and even for talking melodicly about the tv shows. 1011711;1423296067;*;asciilifeform 'didn't have anything to do in it' likewise for first decade or so of knowing 1011712;1423296069;mircea_popescu;but...i ain't got much to say 1011713;1423296163;mircea_popescu;i don't write any c, either, or c++. i've never written either java or javascript. i sometimes to a little bash, and always to dig up natural language strings in natural language dialects. or otherwise mess the mup. 1011714;1423296168;mircea_popescu;i guess i mostly use bash to php in. 1011715;1423296242;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu would probably have enjoyed snobol. 1011716;1423296243;asciilifeform;http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?SnobolLanguage 1011717;1423296245;assbot;Snobol Language ... ( http://bit.ly/1zhCqfV ) 1011718;1423296256;punkman;too much log! 1011719;1423296258;asciilifeform;(no, not 'cobol for snob', as i once thought as a kid) 1011720;1423296272;mircea_popescu;lol. i think we did something with it in school. dun recall so well. 1011721;1423296296;mircea_popescu;but in any case - i'm perhaps the worst market for any language. sort-of like a grasshopper is no market for leather goods. 1011722;1423296296;asciilifeform;i may never have sat down to play with it had the library not thrown out (yes) the only book on it therein. 1011723;1423296327;punkman;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=07-02-2015#1011347 << that's what I have, wedges 1011724;1423296327;assbot;Logged on 07-02-2015 03:16:39; mod6: OpenSSL 1.0.1g 7 Apr 2014 1011725;1423296336;asciilifeform;punkman: on what ? 1011726;1423296342;asciilifeform;pogo ? 1011727;1423296345;punkman;oh wait, mine is 1.0.1e 1011728;1423296359;punkman;asciilifeform: debian 7, x86 1011729;1423296361;mircea_popescu;bitcoin - error only counts if generated by the right software on the right hardware on the right data spot. 1011730;1423296368;mircea_popescu;otherwise, absent one of 3, it's "normal" 1011731;1423296373;mircea_popescu;such we've progressed... 1011732;1423296374;asciilifeform;l0l 1011733;1423296389;asciilifeform;http://worrydream.com/refs/Griswold-TheSnobolProgrammingLanguage.pdf 1011734;1423296392;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/18WHxNA ) 1011735;1423296392;asciilifeform;^ scan 1011736;1423296402;asciilifeform;obligatory for all serious weirdlang aficionados. 1011737;1423296418;asciilifeform;it's a bell labs product incidentally. 1011738;1423296447;asciilifeform;1968. 1011739;1423296653;punkman;worrydream fella has some interesting stuff 1011740;1423296673;punkman;I remember his "The Future of Programming" talk, made me sad 1011741;1423296691;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 78850 @ 0.00039259 = 30.9557 BTC [-] 1011742;1423296733;mircea_popescu;sad because you thought "one day i too will be stupid and senile like graham" ? 1011743;1423296759;asciilifeform;'worrydream' is not graham 1011744;1423296769;punkman;sad because he shows cool things that we threw away 1011745;1423296843;asciilifeform;punkman: my www is largely about these particular things. 1011746;1423296873;*;asciilifeform to bed 1011747;1423296878;punkman;asciilifeform: yes I have perused (even before #b-a ;) 1011748;1423296979;punkman;http://vimeo.com/71278954 1011749;1423296980;assbot;Bret Victor - The Future of Programming on Vimeo ... ( http://bit.ly/18WIvJE ) 1011750;1423297087;mircea_popescu;oh i had the wrong talk :p 1011751;1423297097;mircea_popescu;http://paulgraham.com/hundred.html 1011752;1423297098;assbot;The Hundred-Year Language ... ( http://bit.ly/18WIG82 ) 1011753;1423297508;punkman;http://www.iflscience.com/health-and-medicine/cheap-smartphone-dongle-diagnoses-hiv-and-syphilis-15-minutes 1011754;1423297509;assbot;Cheap Smartphone Dongle Diagnoses HIV And Syphilis In 15 Minutes | IFLScience ... ( http://bit.ly/18WJjOQ ) 1011755;1423297685;punkman;"Matt Green, a professor specializing in cryptography at Johns Hopkins University, said he has looked at the GnuPG source code and found it in such rough shape that he regularly assigns chunks of it to his students for review. At the end I ask how they felt about it and they all basically say: 'God, please I never want to do something like this again'" 1011756;1423297721;punkman;"It's not maintained by enough people, given how big it is, and it contains a lot of old cruft that should be gotten rid of. When it got re-engineered from version 1 to version 2, version 2 got re-engineered in this abstract way [so] that it's hard to figure out what's going on on the back end." 1011757;1423297916;punkman;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=07-02-2015#1011365 << possible candidate https://github.com/kmackay/micro-ecc 1011758;1423297916;assbot;Logged on 07-02-2015 03:20:14; asciilifeform: let's rip out openssl in the simplest way 1011759;1423297918;assbot;kmackay/micro-ecc · GitHub ... ( http://bit.ly/18WJY2A ) 1011760;1423297972;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 62850 @ 0.00039571 = 24.8704 BTC [+] 1011761;1423298032;mircea_popescu;heh. 1011762;1423298361;mircea_popescu;http://www.contravex.com/2014/10/10/guide-to-setting-up-a-remote-bitcoin-node-for-20-per-year/ << it occurs to me he had a point. 1011763;1423298362;assbot;Guide To Setting Up A Remote Bitcoin Node For $20 Per Year | Contravex: A blog by Pete Dushenski ... ( http://bit.ly/18WKGwP ) 1011764;1423298632;mircea_popescu;anyone remember bluemeanie ? http://blog.bluemeanie.net/ 1011765;1423298634;assbot;BlueMeanie Blog. Cryptocurrency / Cryptofinance ... ( http://bit.ly/18WLaDb ) 1011766;1423300412;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 105500 @ 0.00040047 = 42.2496 BTC [+] {2} 1011767;1423303706;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 124250 @ 0.00039601 = 49.2042 BTC [-] 1011768;1423304499;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25313 @ 0.00039601 = 10.0242 BTC [-] 1011769;1423305719;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 242100 @ 0.00039809 = 96.3776 BTC [+] {3} 1011770;1423306329;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20000 @ 0.00039601 = 7.9202 BTC [-] 1011771;1423307183;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 156000 @ 0.00039198 = 61.1489 BTC [-] {5} 1011772;1423308464;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 68900 @ 0.00040095 = 27.6255 BTC [+] {2} 1011773;1423309318;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 83450 @ 0.00040138 = 33.4952 BTC [+] 1011774;1423312063;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44689 @ 0.00040138 = 17.9373 BTC [+] 1011775;1423312124;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 112401 @ 0.00040992 = 46.0754 BTC [+] 1011776;1423312856;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 134950 @ 0.00041144 = 55.5238 BTC [+] {2} 1011777;1423314381;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10899 @ 0.00041331 = 4.5047 BTC [+] 1011778;1423314442;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 163701 @ 0.0004169 = 68.2469 BTC [+] {3} 1011779;1423315296;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 172704 @ 0.00041777 = 72.1506 BTC [+] {4} 1011780;1423315540;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 156148 @ 0.00041872 = 65.3823 BTC [+] {2} 1011781;1423320481;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 62700 @ 0.00041125 = 25.7854 BTC [-] 1011782;1423326032;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 173600 @ 0.00041904 = 72.7453 BTC [+] {2} 1011783;1423327801;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31175 @ 0.00041915 = 13.067 BTC [+] 1011784;1423327862;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 64567 @ 0.00041974 = 27.1014 BTC [+] {3} 1011785;1423328777;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 214450 @ 0.00042114 = 90.3135 BTC [+] {2} 1011786;1423329265;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 176093 @ 0.00041074 = 72.3284 BTC [-] {2} 1011787;1423329494;mircea_popescu;;;later tell peterl dead scoopbot ? 1011788;1423329495;gribble;The operation succeeded. 1011789;1423330212;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/the-left-trying-to-steal-yet-another-word/ heh 2012. 1011790;1423330212;assbot;The left trying to steal yet another word pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. ... ( http://bit.ly/16SWuzH ) 1011791;1423330668;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 82500 @ 0.00041783 = 34.471 BTC [+] 1011792;1423330973;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12750 @ 0.00041783 = 5.3273 BTC [+] 1011793;1423331034;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 121381 @ 0.00041783 = 50.7166 BTC [+] 1011794;1423331393;mircea_popescu;"I have little direct evidence about the atrocities in the Spanish civil war. I know that some were committed by the Republicans, and far more (they are still continuing) by the Fascists. But what impressed me then, and has impressed me ever since, is that atrocities are believed in or disbelieved in solely on grounds of political predilection. Everyone believes in the atrocities of the enemy and disbelieves in those o 1011795;1423331393;mircea_popescu;f his own side, without ever bothering to examine the evidence. Recently I drew up a table of atrocities during the period between 1918 and the present; there was never a year when atrocities were not occurring somewhere or other, and there was hardly a single case when the Left and the Right believed in the same stories simultaneously. And stranger yet, at any moment the situation can suddenly reverse itself and yeste 1011796;1423331393;mircea_popescu;rday's proved-to-the-hilt atrocity story can become a ridiculous lie, merely because the political landscape has changed." 1011797;1423331409;mircea_popescu;aww, global warming -> climate change is not a trope creator ?! WHO KNEW!!! 1011798;1423331522;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 115103 @ 0.00040913 = 47.0921 BTC [-] {2} 1011799;1423331792;adlai;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=05-02-2015#1007145 << for it to be worth my time at this amount, i'd want half the profit. 1011800;1423331792;assbot;Logged on 05-02-2015 01:27:14; mircea_popescu: well, if you make a f.mpif pc and report your trades, say daily, and submit monthly sum reports, i dunno, 10 ? 1011801;1423331825;mircea_popescu;nah, first timers get a few % of the profit, and at the end of a whole year. 1011802;1423331851;adlai;or 100% of the profit from using my own 10btc 1011803;1423331873;adlai;i'd make a more reasonable offer for a more attractive amount of capital 1011804;1423331882;mircea_popescu;yes, and the oppoortunity to have the same problem in 2016. 1011805;1423331889;mircea_popescu;you're not getting any younger you know. 1011806;1423331898;mircea_popescu;but, apart from that, your life, live it as you think fit. 1011807;1423331927;pete_dushenski;http://www.contravex.com/2015/02/07/venus-in-fur/ 1011808;1423331928;assbot;Venus in Fur | Contravex: A blog by Pete Dushenski ... ( http://bit.ly/1KsTg3Z ) 1011809;1423331966;pete_dushenski;^took in a play ostensibly about domination and submission last night 1011810;1423332010;*;adlai is one of the youngest folks around here, to his knowledge... 1011811;1423332011;pete_dushenski;interesting idea and even some shining moments, but the script was out to post-post-modern lunch 1011812;1423332030;mircea_popescu;Alana Hawley would be a great porn star name. 1011813;1423332042;pete_dushenski;having been written in the last decade, though, it's no huge surprise that venus in fur was timid at best 1011814;1423332065;pete_dushenski;mircea_popescu yup 1011815;1423332086;pete_dushenski;if only she were a little more physical 1011816;1423332133;pete_dushenski;it was so strange to see an apparently confident woman be so physically inept 1011817;1423332149;pete_dushenski;as if confidence didn't translate into the real world 1011818;1423332161;pete_dushenski;but was merely something to be believed in one's own head 1011819;1423332194;mircea_popescu; it was so strange to see an apparently confident woman be so physically inept <<< this is quite a problem, yes. 1011820;1423332203;pete_dushenski;maybe it was just the pussy director keeping the actors so reigned in 1011821;1423332207;adlai;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=05-02-2015#1008292 << this works, low volume but still enough to profit. haven't tried paymium yet but volume there is still very low. what about buttfinex? 1011822;1423332207;assbot;Logged on 05-02-2015 13:21:22; jurov: perhaps i can look into kraken 1011823;1423332250;jurov;adlai you know buttfinex's history 1011824;1423332250;mircea_popescu;i can't begin to imagine how people think actresses are to be taken seriously if it's plain obvious that should a drill sargeant manifest and yell "STRIP!" she'd start trembling like an eight year old. 1011825;1423332251;jurov;? 1011826;1423332273;*;adlai isn't aware of a major exchange that with a satisfactory history 1011827;1423332289;adlai;jurov: but which specific episode are you referring to? 1011828;1423332308;jurov;well, not all of them are based on reusing previously published gnarly code 1011829;1423332316;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 135355 @ 0.00040262 = 54.4966 BTC [-] 1011830;1423332316;pete_dushenski;mircea_popescu which is precisely what the male protagonist bemoans in the opening scene of the play 1011831;1423332331;pete_dushenski;only to fall head over heels for a slightly more verbose version of the same thing 1011832;1423332353;*;adlai has lost money from garbage data spewed by finex's "trading engine" during extreme load... but he's also making >⅓% daily there, which has its charms 1011833;1423332357;mircea_popescu;pete_dushenski part of your disbelief also comes from you thinking in plain terms of d/s whereas the show seems to be thought more in terms of "a coupla switches get together". 1011834;1423332373;pete_dushenski;for those interested, venus in fur is apparently playing pretty well everywhere these days 1011835;1423332433;pete_dushenski;mircea_popescu that isn't implausible 1011836;1423332475;pete_dushenski;this isn't my area of expertise and i'm working from my own understanding of human motivations 1011837;1423332516;pete_dushenski;and i think my reservation lies mostly in the lack of commitment 1011838;1423332531;pete_dushenski;the flimsiness of either role 1011839;1423332556;mircea_popescu;pete_dushenski to quote adlai above, as far as the young actors are concerned, "it'd take half the theatre to make it worth their while" :D 1011840;1423332599;adlai;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com//?date=05-02-2015#1007135 1011841;1423332599;assbot;Logged on 05-02-2015 01:19:42; mircea_popescu: adlai: why does it have to test on actual live-fire btc anyway? << so he can make a buck ? 1011842;1423332601;*;adlai shrugs 1011843;1423332608;jurov;adlai you know, risk assessment. 1011844;1423332634;jurov;and if this is going to mpif, default is not really viable 1011845;1423332637;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu never sleeps 1011846;1423332645;thestringpuller;i believe mircea_popescu and asciilifeform are robots 1011847;1423332659;mircea_popescu;i just woke up yo. 1011848;1423332669;mircea_popescu;!up Dimsler 1011849;1423332680;pete_dushenski;mircea_popescu lol i guess so 1011850;1423332690;jurov;if it was extra asset with stipulation "if buttfinex fails, tough luck" then that's naother thing 1011851;1423332694;pete_dushenski;the world doesn't revolve around me, i'm told 1011852;1423332695;Dimsler;lol looks like mircea made it on reddit on the feminist board 1011853;1423332702;mircea_popescu;i wut ? 1011854;1423332714;adlai;this is actually why i suggested that for an mpif pc, it'd make the most sense to run the bot on s.mpoe itself 1011855;1423332743;Dimsler;someone was quoting your womens studies article 1011856;1423332767;mircea_popescu;link ? 1011857;1423332846;jurov;so, let's do s.mpoe first then 1011858;1423332914;jurov;and i can submit company papers to kraken and we'll see. but it will need really good agreement as to who is liable 1011859;1423332994;mircea_popescu;eh, and you'll enforce a really good agreement how ? 1011860;1423333544;*;adlai would rather not be liable for ancient sea creatures running off with your bit-gold. placing bad trades is another matter, but this is measurable with much more resolution than solvency 1011861;1423333593;adlai;amazing how this thing just keeps running while i'm in here, almost like it's not human 1011862;1423333593;assbot;AMAZING COMPANY! 1011863;1423334328;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 97737 @ 0.00040239 = 39.3284 BTC [-] {2} 1011864;1423334816;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 126786 @ 0.00040136 = 50.8868 BTC [-] {2} 1011865;1423335386;danielpbarron;http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/womens-prison-mass-jail-break-5120591 1011866;1423335387;assbot;Women's prison mass jail break after inmates in dominatrix gear handcuff male guards expecting 'mass orgy' - Mirror Online ... ( http://bit.ly/1xJnF5l ) 1011867;1423335487;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 65600 @ 0.00040679 = 26.6854 BTC [+] 1011868;1423335585;mircea_popescu;no way. 1011869;1423335642;mircea_popescu;ahahaha this actually happened ?! 1011870;1423335758;mircea_popescu;https://www.google.com.ar/search?hl=es-419&source=hp&q=Cuiaba+pris%C3%A3o 1011871;1423335760;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1ztenQ0 ) 1011872;1423335763;mircea_popescu;seems its bs. 1011873;1423335856;danielpbarron;aw :< 1011874;1423335979;mircea_popescu;all hits on Bruno Amorim that are relevant to this story come from telegraph.co.uk 1011875;1423335991;mircea_popescu;not likely this'd have happened and no mention in spanish/portuguese press. 1011876;1423336114;asciilifeform;;;bc,stats 1011877;1423336118;gribble;Current Blocks: 342460 | Current Difficulty: 4.127287389469702E10 | Next Difficulty At Block: 342719 | Next Difficulty In: 259 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 day, 11 hours, 55 minutes, and 50 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 45174899518.4 | Estimated Percent Change: 9.45421 1011878;1423336124;asciilifeform;305112. 1011879;1423336158;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 74400 @ 0.00040756 = 30.3225 BTC [+] {2} 1011880;1423336341;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 1700 @ 0.00092475 = 1.5721 BTC [+] {9} 1011881;1423336460;asciilifeform;punkman: micro-ecc << very interesting. mainly in that it is actually small enough to read. 1011882;1423336545;asciilifeform;Cheap Smartphone Dongle Diagnoses HIV And Syphilis In 15 Minutes << sham. not in that the tech doesn't work (it does) but in that it is the ordinary single-shot immunoreactive test, but for some (chumpatronic) reason someone bolted it on to a pNohe. 1011883;1423336584;asciilifeform;likewise, device requiring drops of blood is a nonstarter from the perspective of thermonuking the contagion. 1011884;1423336593;asciilifeform;that requires 'spit in cup, five seconds' 1011885;1423336600;asciilifeform;(see old thread on the subject) 1011886;1423336622;mircea_popescu;saliva syphilis testing is like from 1966 1011887;1423336640;asciilifeform;afaik nobody gives a damn re: syphilis today. 1011888;1423336646;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 78597 @ 0.00041154 = 32.3458 BTC [+] 1011889;1423336648;mircea_popescu;half the claim in article. 1011890;1423336668;mircea_popescu;but anyway hiv is not ever going to be diagnosable in saliva. 1011891;1423336682;mircea_popescu;might as well insist you find burglars by inspecting livestock exclusively. 1011892;1423336705;asciilifeform;immunoreactive test at ppb concentration is not a wholly outlandish concept 1011893;1423336718;mircea_popescu;think what ppb concentrations mean. 1011894;1423336733;mircea_popescu;is it possible through pure chance to miss an infection because it just didn't happen to go to saliva ? 1011895;1423336745;asciilifeform;parachute also can fail, yes. 1011896;1423336753;mircea_popescu;not by any means to the same degree. 1011897;1423336776;mircea_popescu;at the size of the proteins involved, there's not really THAT many billion units in a saliva sample. 1011898;1423336818;mircea_popescu;your test will probably be in the double digit failure rate, which is laughable. i suspect it is impossible for chemodynamic reasons to make it single digit, which makes it impractical 1011899;1423336825;mircea_popescu;which is why attempts aren't really pursued/financed. 1011900;1423336830;asciilifeform;quite possibly. 1011901;1423336847;mircea_popescu;at least it's my off the cuff math 1011902;1423336875;asciilifeform;on other hand, we aren't looking for the virus. 1011903;1423336880;asciilifeform;but for the antibodies. 1011904;1423336892;mircea_popescu;they are still large, and not particularly saliva bound. 1011905;1423336910;asciilifeform;so concentrations of virus in fluid for the purpose of transmission - yes, extremely low to none 1011906;1423336940;mircea_popescu;logically, the antibodies are not often found where the virus is not often found. the human machine is still a machine, trying to be economical if possible. 1011907;1423336957;asciilifeform;http://cvi.asm.org/content/5/4/419.full 1011908;1423336975;asciilifeform;apparently, commercial SOP 1011909;1423336978;*;asciilifeform is behind the times 1011910;1423337055;mircea_popescu;"This is due, in part, to variations in the type and volume of oral sample collected, how the sample is handled prior to testing, the concentration of immunoglobulin (Ig) G present, and if testing methods have been modified to accommodate the use of oral fluids. In early studies that reported poor sensitivity, whole saliva was used and there was little consideration for the volume and condition of the sample needed and 1011911;1423337056;mircea_popescu; the choice of screening assays employed. For this reason, investigators have developed specialized collection devices that enhance the level of antibodies, particularly IgG, in oral specimens, ensure sufficient specimen volume, and include reagents to prevent microbial growth and proteolytic breakdown of antibodies. In general, this has been accomplished by collecting oral fluids enriched in gingival crevicular fluid 1011912;1423337056;mircea_popescu;and mucosal transudate, which possess increased levels of IgG relative to saliva" 1011913;1423337070;mircea_popescu;a) it's not "spit in cup" and b) it still doesn't really work. 1011914;1423337101;mircea_popescu;also, this is all positive testing. what you want is negative testing. entirely different beasts. 1011915;1423337134;assbot;[MPEX] [S.QNTR] 5257 @ 0.00021898 = 1.1512 BTC [+] {2} 1011916;1423337744;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 87100 @ 0.00041321 = 35.9906 BTC [+] 1011917;1423338818;punkman;asciilifeform: punkman: micro-ecc << very interesting. mainly in that it is actually small enough to read. << speaking of small things... 1011918;1423338829;punkman;netbsd has a pgp implementation 1011919;1423338833;punkman;http://www.netpgp.com/ 1011920;1423338836;assbot;NetPGP - digital signatures and encryption ... ( http://bit.ly/1zJ3OXS ) 1011921;1423338842;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 106700 @ 0.00041362 = 44.1333 BTC [+] 1011922;1423338850;punkman;I assume this has less baggage 1011923;1423338952;mircea_popescu;if someone feels like reading it... 1011924;1423339058;punkman;speaking of baggage, there is a type of gpg packet that can cause an infinite loop in version 1.4.16 and before 1011925;1423339129;punkman;(been there since 1999) 1011926;1423339377;danielpbarron;speaking of netbsd; that's what i'm researching as a candidate to replace archlinux for the pogo 1011927;1423339558;asciilifeform;netpgp << appears to use openssl... 1011928;1423339588;adlai;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=07-02-2015#1011857 << i'm interested in doing this, but it requires either collaboration with an mpex account holder, or the fabled coinbr api... 1011929;1423339588;assbot;Logged on 07-02-2015 18:14:06; jurov: so, let's do s.mpoe first then 1011930;1423339590;asciilifeform;danielpbarron: netbsd on pogo << last i checked, lacked support for internal eeprom 1011931;1423339600;asciilifeform;danielpbarron: which is a deal-killer 1011932;1423339696;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 107838 @ 0.00041422 = 44.6687 BTC [+] {3} 1011933;1423339761;mircea_popescu;adlai i think pretty much the entirety of the problem stems from your outright bizarre expectation that bitcoin will somehow suit you. the correct approach is exactly the opposite : change yourself to suit exactly. 1011934;1423339777;mircea_popescu;it's not "a technology", specifically in that it's not made to serve man. 1011935;1423339798;mircea_popescu;it's a discovery. it bends future behaviour. 1011936;1423339859;adlai;don't worry, i believe the same nonsense about my discovery 1011937;1423339882;asciilifeform;confirmed, netpgp uses openssl for the actual maths. 1011938;1423339892;asciilifeform;into the skip, it goes. 1011939;1423339917;asciilifeform;had to spend a grand total of two minutes reading, to learn this. 1011940;1423339919;adlai;also i don't follow why you think that i have this expectation, or that it affects my problem(s) 1011941;1423339923;*;adlai has more than one! 1011942;1423339945;*;adlai wonders why so many programmers are like "Math is hard!" barbie 1011943;1423339967;*;asciilifeform shrugs, also doesn't know 1011944;1423339992;mircea_popescu;adlai nothing wrong with it. 1011945;1423340019;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform it's because math is scary, not hard. 1011946;1423340028;mircea_popescu;programmers are, by and large, social sciences rejects. 1011947;1423340044;mircea_popescu;they know enough to steer away from those places where they can most easily be caught being stupid. 1011948;1423340084;mircea_popescu;your average soviet bureaucrat would avoid committing to paper as much as 1+1=2 , if he could get away with it. and sensibly so, because... you never know. 1011949;1423340084;asciilifeform;but from where comes the fear, when no one is looking and the maths are safely under your blanket in the cover of night ? 1011950;1423340090;mircea_popescu;same deal with your average programmer. 1011951;1423340096;mircea_popescu;from the fact that they MIGHT 1011952;1423340101;asciilifeform;l0l 1011953;1423340117;mircea_popescu;a slightly pudgy 37 yo woman in iowa is not slinking towards her car in a parking lot among crickets because she is going to get raped 1011954;1423340120;adlai;well you can catch yourself being stupid before you "open your mouth and remove all doubt", although i guess it's harder the stupider you get 1011955;1423340126;mircea_popescu;by any one of the 0.05 people present on the same square mile 1011956;1423340145;mircea_popescu;adlai equally harder the smarter you get. 1011957;1423340159;asciilifeform;it's one thing to sign a freshly-packet parachute with your blood, swearing 'i am responsible for this, whatever happens' 1011958;1423340171;asciilifeform;another matter entirely to lazily play game 'paratrooper' 1011959;1423340179;mircea_popescu;you don't understand how narcissism works :) 1011960;1423340187;adlai;khaneman has a chapter on this, tl;dr is that a good "expert" is one who knows when to mistrust expert intuition 1011961;1423340200;mircea_popescu;game much more serious, because not being the work self, it actually therefore must be... THE REAL ME 1011962;1423340225;asciilifeform;that's kinda how i pictured the narcissism working - you play 'paratrooper' and imagine that you are in fact a ww2 hero 1011963;1423340249;mircea_popescu;no, you imagine specifically that you aren't, and that this is specifically why it matters. 1011964;1423340263;mircea_popescu;ANYONE Could be an actual star/paratrooper/president if they actually tried. 1011965;1423340274;mircea_popescu;however... not trying it, is the real performance. 1011966;1423340277;*;asciilifeform probably needs to reread tlp, because he finds this a little confusing 1011967;1423340295;mircea_popescu;italians, as their states were disintegrating, called this spezzatura 1011968;1423340312;mircea_popescu;a good word to look up in period italian literature. 1011969;1423340389;mircea_popescu;sprezzatura* 1011970;1423340517;asciilifeform;the 'work self' thing i remember, but still find it bizarre 1011971;1423340973;adlai;mircea_popescu: i still don't follow why you say http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=07-02-2015#1011933 1011972;1423340973;assbot;Logged on 07-02-2015 20:09:21; mircea_popescu: adlai i think pretty much the entirety of the problem stems from your outright bizarre expectation that bitcoin will somehow suit you. the correct approach is exactly the opposite : change yourself to suit exactly. 1011973;1423341005;mircea_popescu;aha. 1011974;1423341020;*;adlai doesn't have this expectation 1011975;1423341069;mircea_popescu;how do you know this ? 1011976;1423341145;adlai;if it's an unconscious expectation, then i'm not conscious of having it :) 1011977;1423341227;mircea_popescu;:) 1011978;1423341238;asciilifeform;let's imagine that holy grail, room-temperature superconductor, were discovered tonight 1011979;1423341247;mircea_popescu;let's. 1011980;1423341252;asciilifeform;would folks 'have the expectation that room-temp supercon will work for them' ? 1011981;1423341264;mircea_popescu;depends. 1011982;1423341282;asciilifeform;if anything, they may (depending on inclinations) cower in feat of the inevitable laser pistol battles 1011983;1423341292;asciilifeform;or, alternatively, relish the notion of lasers-at-dawn 1011984;1423341302;asciilifeform;but does this resolve to 'will work for them' ? 1011985;1423341316;asciilifeform;*in fear 1011986;1423341320;mircea_popescu;well, let me change this from something we don't know to something we do know. 1011987;1423341343;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 113600 @ 0.00042125 = 47.854 BTC [+] {3} 1011988;1423341343;mircea_popescu;when the airplane came about, everyone hailed it as a "great civilizing factor" 1011989;1423341355;mircea_popescu;the generalexpectation being, that it will meld into people's lives as they are, making them more so. 1011990;1423341358;mircea_popescu;you aware of this ? 1011991;1423341359;asciilifeform;paging herr orwell.. 1011992;1423341385;mircea_popescu;nevertheless, by 1950 the vast majority of the utility of planes was dropping bombs on people's heads. 1011993;1423341398;mircea_popescu;the plane CHANGED their life. it didn't come about to make 1900 a more-1800-than-1800. 1011994;1423341403;asciilifeform;'Some months ago, in this column, I pointed out that modern scientific inventions have tended to prevent rather than increase international communication. This brought me several angry letters from readers, but none of them were able to show that what I had said was false. They merely retorted that if we had Socialism, the aeroplane, the radio, etc. would not be perverted to wrong uses. Very true, but then we haven’t Soc 1011995;1423341403;asciilifeform;ialism. As it is, the aeroplane is primarily a thing for dropping bombs and the radio primarily a thing for whipping up nationalism. Even before the war there was enormously less contact between the peoples of the earth than there had been thirty years earlier, and education was perverted, history rewritten and freedom of thought suppressed to an extent undreamed of in earlier ages. And there is no sign whatever of these te 1011996;1423341403;asciilifeform;ndencies being reversed.' 1011997;1423341410;mircea_popescu;it came about to "fuck you louise, go in the air shelter and sit there" 1011998;1423341418;mircea_popescu;and to "fuck you charlie, read or don't read but the light stays out" 1011999;1423341421;mircea_popescu;and so on and so forth. 1012000;1423341432;asciilifeform;aha. 1012001;1423341436;mircea_popescu;charlie going "i am willing to work with planes as long as either the light stays on or x or y" 1012002;1423341437;asciilifeform;so this. 1012003;1423341450;mircea_popescu;is well... laughable. good luck wioth that, you only have one life and when that's finished there you go. 1012004;1423341465;asciilifeform;obligatory: http://www.paleofuture.com 1012005;1423341466;assbot;Paleofuture - Paleofuture Blog ... ( http://bit.ly/1D8w8Fz ) 1012006;1423341590;asciilifeform;and, related to above thread, http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=19-03-2014#567692 1012007;1423341590;assbot;Logged on 19-03-2014 17:33:21; asciilifeform: people don't seem to grasp the fact that the situation in 'shall be delivered' is as inevitable as that first street drunk who electrocuted himself in the 1870s (?) 1012008;1423341649;mircea_popescu;quite. 1012009;1423342502;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 1119 @ 0.00092474 = 1.0348 BTC [-] {3} 1012010;1423342571;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: perhaps the historical picture in my head is incomplete, but i just can't grasp the portrait of orwell as cockless worm. 1012011;1423342652;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: the ruling elite of his time/place showed every symptom of having 'lost the mandate of heaven', to use the chinese term of art tailor made for this 1012012;1423342805;asciilifeform;what political tack would you imagine he'd have taken, if he had not been a lamer (as pictured in your article) ? 1012013;1423343295;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 97050 @ 0.00041582 = 40.3553 BTC [-] 1012014;1423343600;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 95600 @ 0.00041767 = 39.9293 BTC [+] {2} 1012015;1423346040;assbot;[MPEX] [S.QNTR] 12624 @ 0.00022571 = 2.8494 BTC [+] 1012016;1423346164;ben_vulpes; [] and you had to rent the state company ones// coming soon to us, internet public utility will make it so << pretty much here already in the states 1012017;1423346199;danielpbarron;ben_vulpes, did you just try to connect to my node? 1012018;1423346205;ben_vulpes;no sir 1012019;1423346222;ben_vulpes;i'm reading logs from days past, not hacking 1012020;1423346275;danielpbarron;heh, someone did, and it's not configured to serve blocks at the moment 1012021;1423346409;danielpbarron;hey at those QNTR prices, I made ~5 bucks per article i wrote. not bad :D 1012022;1423346433;danielpbarron;better than refreshing a faucet 1012023;1423346739;ben_vulpes;great intangibles 1012024;1423347145;ben_vulpes;* asciilifeform not a fan of 'pattern matching' languages << i worked with a database with queries in datalog recently. 1012025;1423347150;ben_vulpes;"datomic" 1012026;1423347157;ben_vulpes;a real joy to work with 1012027;1423347247;ben_vulpes;;later tell sergiohlb your cloak is getting applied *after* you join 1012028;1423347254;ben_vulpes;;;later tell sergiohlb your cloak is getting applied *after* you join 1012029;1423347255;gribble;The operation succeeded. 1012030;1423347371;trinque;how many countries have to be fighting a war for the phrase "world war" to apply? 1012031;1423347379;*;trinque starts catching up on news 1012032;1423347401;trinque;ben_vulpes: good afternoon! 1012033;1423347419;*;ben_vulpes curls tighter into a hangover ball 1012034;1423347469;trinque;lol 1012035;1423347585;adlai;by that logic, world war iii is the 'war on drugs' 1012036;1423348016;ben_vulpes; [] interesting idiots are sometimes (temporarily) tolerated. tedious idiots - never. << /me waves 1012037;1423348047;adlai;[] really is getting quite tedious 1012038;1423348074;*;adlai is a fan of dropping in a url and letting assbot do the heavy lifting 1012039;1423348968;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26150 @ 0.00041039 = 10.7317 BTC [-] {2} 1012040;1423349695;ben_vulpes; [] actually i'm kinda half curious how many us based conf attendants discover at the border that the newly expanded tsa doth not agree their passport holds any value. << me too. 1012041;1423349822;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 185100 @ 0.00041726 = 77.2348 BTC [+] {2} 1012042;1423349837;asciilifeform;ben_vulpes, mircea_popescu: failure of imagination ^ here. more interestingly, we could, say, go on a 'disappearing' plane. or, more comically, turned out on the return leg: 'we've never heard of you, go and starve in mexico city where you came from' 1012043;1423349867;ben_vulpes;i've a feeling argentina'd welcome me with open arms. 1012044;1423349895;*;asciilifeform glad for ben_vulpes's good fortune 1012045;1423349907;ben_vulpes;asciilifeform: i don't buy the malicious usg. thing is purely reactive, and only within the logic of itself. 1012046;1423349915;*;asciilifeform wonders what ben_vulpes is still doing in his jail 1012047;1423349918;ben_vulpes;join "anonymous", go on watch list 1012048;1423349952;ben_vulpes;asciilifeform: shorting shartups 1012049;1423349975;ben_vulpes;asciilifeform: filling tank 1012050;1423350150;ben_vulpes;mod6, asciilifeform: forgive my naivte, but what's the recommended approach to efficiently toggling between versions of libs for compiling cturds? in particular, ssl for bitcoind. 1012051;1423350180;asciilifeform;ben_vulpes: study the example in 'portatronic' 1012052;1423350219;asciilifeform;ben_vulpes: limiting the conversation to gcc variants, the command line lib and include flags take precedence for search paths 1012053;1423350279;asciilifeform;ben_vulpes: see the vars set in build.sh; then look at the top of makefile.unix (bitcoind) 1012054;1423350295;asciilifeform;where LIBS is set 1012055;1423350315;asciilifeform;ditto for DEFS 1012056;1423350349;asciilifeform;the act of toggling versions of libs breaks into these two things, headers (.h) and the libs themselves (for linker.) 1012057;1423350397;ben_vulpes;gotcha 1012058;1423350401;asciilifeform;if anyone is confused about this mechanism, please say. because it is quite central to the whole thing. 1012059;1423350446;ben_vulpes;i start to understand how badly the c toolchain messes with ones head 1012060;1423350464;ben_vulpes;there are all of these things that make sense in the context of it, but... 1012061;1423350481;asciilifeform;in the list of miseries of c/cpp work, this is somewhere near the very bottom. 1012062;1423350493;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 56039 @ 0.00042148 = 23.6193 BTC [+] 1012063;1423350554;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36361 @ 0.00042309 = 15.384 BTC [+] 1012064;1423350601;ben_vulpes;right! it's totally innocuous. 1012065;1423350623;ben_vulpes;spittoon, though 1012066;1423350640;asciilifeform;sss-schpluurk. 1012067;1423350669;ben_vulpes;blech. 1012068;1423350765;asciilifeform;http://cryptome.org/2015/02/parastoo-viasat-idirect.htm << lulzies 1012069;1423350766;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1D8JlOt ) 1012070;1423350818;thestringpuller;lolol 1012071;1423350940;thestringpuller;really would love to watch a Comedy show inspired by the work of ALF 1012072;1423350944;thestringpuller;we can call it AFL 1012073;1423350946;thestringpuller;ALF* 1012074;1423350962;thestringpuller;https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fmen.hotnews.bg%2Fuploads%2Ftinymce%2F2_alf.jpg&t=549&c=1T2zcHV8YJdx_g 1012075;1423350991;asciilifeform;^ lol, cross of 'et' and boar ? 1012076;1423351072;ben_vulpes; [] how do you plan to use it w/o a wallet ? << gotta move all the transaction generation logic out of the turd. implies a database replacement using something that can actually be queried, not a braindamaged k/v store. 1012077;1423351194;ben_vulpes; [] like, the node, which is an always on demon, and then various things connecting to it : such as other nodes, on the eth card, or the user, always on the specifically delegated interface, etc ? << working towards this is the root my plaintive cries about what it means to "bitcoinate" 1012078;1423351347;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 105400 @ 0.00041061 = 43.2783 BTC [-] 1012079;1423351447;thestringpuller;ben_vulpes: heard something about your city today lol 1012080;1423351463;ben_vulpes;something indescribeably stupid, no doubt 1012081;1423351476;thestringpuller;i guess. they said the city is a hipster factory. 1012082;1423351508;ben_vulpes;who? 1012083;1423351644;ben_vulpes;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com//?date=07-02-2015#1011593, http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=07-02-2015#1011595 << /me raises his hand 1012084;1423351644;assbot;Logged on 07-02-2015 06:06:39; mircea_popescu: ironically, irc was a big thing when i was a teen. then pretty much forgot about it. only rediscovered it in a frustrated attempt to make sense of the ever mounting idiocy that bitcoin appeared to be. 1012085;1423351644;assbot;Logged on 07-02-2015 06:06:54; danielpbarron: hah same here 1012086;1423351818;thestringpuller;ben_vulpes: buddy of mine who works at the intel plant up there. 1012087;1423351837;thestringpuller;he was like "I've become a hipster even though I was an anti-hipster" 1012088;1423351880;thestringpuller;so they brainwashing people out there ben_vulpes ? 1012089;1423351956;ben_vulpes; [] http://www.universalsubtitles.org/en/videos/rcQaef4yYJyn/info/moia-masterskaia << charming 1012090;1423351957;assbot;Моя мастерская with subtitles | Amara ... ( http://bit.ly/1D8LfPk ) 1012091;1423351983;ben_vulpes;"common household tools" 1012092;1423352038;ben_vulpes;hah and of course a windows machine 1012093;1423352049;ben_vulpes;these old fab hands and their msboxen 1012094;1423352071;ben_vulpes;thestringpuller: D1X can do strange things to a man. 1012095;1423352081;ben_vulpes;but uh normally the fab does not produce hipsters, no. 1012096;1423352174;asciilifeform;ben_vulpes: the non-obvious tidbit in the film is that the man can afford those digs without being especially loaded 1012097;1423352220;asciilifeform;ben_vulpes: one could get a similar space in some parts of usa, but it would be under 24/7 orc siege and security costs for parity with the pictured workshop would dwarf the rent 1012098;1423352247;ben_vulpes;i did notice the door was unlocked. 1012099;1423352267;asciilifeform;not much of a door, either 1012100;1423352269;ben_vulpes;right 1012101;1423352328;thestringpuller;asciilifeform: define orc 1012102;1423352336;ben_vulpes;fwiw there aren't many orcs in the rural bits of ussa, and one can shoot trespassers on sign in those provinces too 1012103;1423352363;asciilifeform;^ we've seen what happens to folks who actually try 1012104;1423352384;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 92300 @ 0.00042263 = 39.0087 BTC [+] 1012105;1423352397;ben_vulpes;most recently, we've seen what happens to people who shoot each other in the suburbs 1012106;1423352404;asciilifeform;perhaps if the tresspasser is white/anglo, it is overlooked. 1012107;1423352427;thestringpuller;it's okay to shoot a nigga in the hood. 1012108;1423352438;thestringpuller;when you shoot him in the suburbs, everyone loses their shit. 1012109;1423352440;ben_vulpes;out in the woods, the sop (as i understand it, not having pulled this particular hat trick myself) is to fire a warning shot, shoot the invader, and then call the sherrif. 1012110;1423352456;asciilifeform;but notice that the pictured workshop is not built into the man's home, presumably he is not present there 24/7. 1012111;1423352478;ben_vulpes;what is different there? why no orcs or plunderers? 1012112;1423352484;asciilifeform;when i said 'security cost', it does not necessarily refer to tanks or rockets 1012113;1423352488;thestringpuller;!s orc 1012114;1423352489;assbot;50 results for 'orc' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=orc 1012115;1423352496;ben_vulpes;actually asciilifeform i contest this stance 1012116;1423352505;ben_vulpes;i've worked in minimally secured shops 1012117;1423352513;ben_vulpes;with tens of thousands of dollars in hardware 1012118;1423352518;ben_vulpes;and more in fancy woods 1012119;1423352536;ben_vulpes;subspace in busy warehouse, not much by way of rent or opportunities for theft. 1012120;1423352556;asciilifeform;'nobody knows this is not a warehouse full of old shoes' is not 'minimally secured' 1012121;1423352562;asciilifeform;it's the best security there is. 1012122;1423352611;asciilifeform;but the workshop fella posted that to 'youtube' and was not afraid of being robbed. (however, long after, he since moved, to a larger space, iirc.) 1012123;1423352658;asciilifeform;ben_vulpes: your warehouse had heat? 3-phase current? private apartment out of sight of other tenants ? 1012124;1423352670;asciilifeform;and a total lack of draconian conditions in lease ? 1012125;1423352691;asciilifeform;e.g., were you free to live in and legally receive mail there, if you wished ? 1012126;1423352709;ben_vulpes;people lived there yeah 1012127;1423352724;ben_vulpes;and yes, there was 3-phase. 1012128;1423352733;ben_vulpes;decent shaper requires 3-phase. 1012129;1423352744;ben_vulpes;granted, we had to run it from the mains entry point *ourselves* 1012130;1423352774;ben_vulpes;and the guy who ran the place had his own out-of-sight apartment that was rarely shown to other tenants 1012131;1423352785;ben_vulpes;lease was month-to-month 1012132;1423352816;ben_vulpes;i grow to suspect that you see all of the ussa as a homogenous enforcement environment. 1012133;1423352827;asciilifeform;sounds very spiffy, but i notice ben_vulpes is referring to this business arrangement in the past tense 1012134;1423352832;asciilifeform;ben_vulpes: why'd you leave ? 1012135;1423352837;ben_vulpes;which makes sense, coming from an inhabitant of the Forbidden City 1012136;1423352860;ben_vulpes;asciilifeform: career change. 1012137;1423352875;asciilifeform;so, not so cheap that one could budget it as lunch money ? 1012138;1423352884;ben_vulpes;the risk of losing my hands was not worth the pay. 1012139;1423352896;asciilifeform;i mean, to keep the space for pleasure 1012140;1423352927;ben_vulpes;for a man with income, surely. 1012141;1423352934;ben_vulpes;a pauper like myself, though? 1012142;1423352974;*;asciilifeform not so foolish as to think about 'homogeneous enforcement environments', knows that there are, e.g., vast deserts in usa where folks set off trucks full of dynamite for amusement, etc. 1012143;1423352987;ben_vulpes;"drive by shooting gallery"!! 1012144;1423353020;ben_vulpes;http://blip.tv/weird-america/weird-america-the-drive-by-shooting-gallery-446214 1012145;1423353022;assbot;Watch Weird America :- The Drive-by Shooting Gallery -: | Weird America Episodes | Learning Videos | Blip ... ( http://bit.ly/1D8MKwW ) 1012146;1423353044;asciilifeform;it all exists, yes. and the folks who live there are almost qualified to graduate out of usa. 1012147;1423353157;ben_vulpes;asciilifeform: what is it about that place that provides for space and security at such a low cost? 1012148;1423353165;ben_vulpes;for that matter, where is it? 1012149;1423353179;asciilifeform;ben_vulpes: leningrad 1012150;1423353187;asciilifeform;ben_vulpes: aka st petersburg, petrograd 1012151;1423353197;ben_vulpes;mwell 1012152;1423353213;asciilifeform;i don't know the author personally, no. he's just a blogger. 1012153;1423353240;asciilifeform;and what provides for security is that he lives in (laugh, but) the civilized world 1012154;1423353251;ben_vulpes;i'll not laugh, no. 1012155;1423353255;ben_vulpes;not at a term i don't understand. 1012156;1423353295;ben_vulpes;what do you mean by "civilized world"? 1012157;1423353321;asciilifeform;ben_vulpes: at the risk of circularity, the place where you can easily make the kind of arrangement pictured in the film. 1012158;1423353341;asciilifeform;notice that the author had no trouble procuring modern tools 1012159;1423353355;asciilifeform;or materials with which to work 1012160;1423353380;ben_vulpes;is the typical american to expect those to be hard to come by in the "civilized world"? 1012161;1423353421;asciilifeform;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=29-01-2015#997076 1012162;1423353421;assbot;Logged on 29-01-2015 06:26:04; mircea_popescu: i live in the sticks. 1012163;1423353524;asciilifeform;i distinctly recall that machine tools are uncommonly difficult to obtain in ar, for example 1012164;1423353548;asciilifeform;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=18-06-2014#723925 1012165;1423353548;assbot;Logged on 18-06-2014 22:22:37; benkay: the word i got was that large, tech-heavy equipment gets stalled at the border. 1012166;1423353583;asciilifeform;(see also other threads re: same) 1012167;1423353648;ben_vulpes;mircea_popescu originally contested the difficulty of importing heavy things, saying it was a problem of the poorly networked 1012168;1423353658;ben_vulpes;but now says he can't even get a pogo shipped in. 1012169;1423353663;asciilifeform;-everything- is a problem of the poorly networked. 1012170;1423353690;asciilifeform;ben_vulpes: it most certainly cannot be true that he cannot get a pogo shipped in. but quite likely true that he cannot get a pogo shipped in for 18 usd per. 1012171;1423353733;asciilifeform;for sufficient price, can get an elephant shipped into pyongyang or south pole. 1012172;1423353802;ben_vulpes;sure. 1012173;1423353830;ben_vulpes; [] this is actually why i suggested that for an mpif pc, it'd make the most sense to run the bot on s.mpoe itself << i admire the guys persistence 1012174;1423354275;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 93900 @ 0.00042309 = 39.7282 BTC [+] 1012175;1423354739;davout;http://bitcoinstats.com/irc/bitcoin-dev/logs/2015/01/20#l1421789919 <<< my fucking sides 1012176;1423354740;assbot;BitcoinStats ... ( http://bit.ly/1D8OUN1 ) 1012177;1423354813;adlai;ben_vulpes: context is http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=07-11-2014#913052, the thing is usable, i'm trying to get people to use it. maybe not the most tactful, but i don't have my own pr lady (yet) 1012178;1423354813;assbot;Logged on 07-11-2014 01:18:27; mircea_popescu: there is exactly one avenue to do that : make it so good some actual trader starts using it, after which go work for him. 1012179;1423354902;ben_vulpes;oh i get it! 1012180;1423354909;ben_vulpes;i'm just saying that i admire your persistence. 1012181;1423354920;adlai;thank you :) 1012182;1423355166;jurov;yea, adlai keeps suggesting and saying "but it requires" ... perhaps one day someone'll make his code working and he'll be left with nice fuzzy feeling 1012183;1423355454;*;adlai wonders whether that quite does him justice, but arguing on irc gives less of a fuzzy feeling than becoming that someone 1012184;1423355743;jurov;you seem to avoid at any costs mentioning concrete terms to potential investors in this chan 1012185;1423355945;adlai;i'm not set on a specific configuration for how such terms would look; i'm interested to see what works for them. mircea_popescu outlined the terms he offers people who manage profit centers, and it seems that he's not willing at this stage to risk an amount which is worth my time to manage, and this is understandable 1012186;1423355979;adlai;so at this point i'm working further on my code, and waiting to see if anybody interested in using it has terms in mind already 1012187;1423356024;adlai;i'm not going to declare in advance that i want X% of profits, or a Y% upfront fee, if that's what you're looking for 1012188;1423356027;danielpbarron;dude, take the small amount and build some rep; what's with all the whining? 1012189;1423356040;*;adlai is doing this, shuts up 1012190;1423356508;kakobrekla;http://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=99042 1012191;1423356508;assbot;Raspberry Pi • View topic - Why is the PI2 camera-shy ? ... ( http://bit.ly/1DrqIpv ) 1012192;1423356546;kakobrekla;quite the lulz there 1012193;1423356591;asciilifeform;kakobrekla: all transistors are phototransistors. 1012194;1423356640;asciilifeform;kakobrekla: and, as shown here, 'opaque' plastic - isn't necessarily ideally opaque 1012195;1423356652;asciilifeform;just as, say, your fingers are not (get a flashlight and see if didn't remember this) 1012196;1423356946;kakobrekla;yet this normally doesnt hapen 1012197;1423356949;kakobrekla;happen 1012198;1423356986;asciilifeform;kakobrekla: unusually chinese ic package, would be a reasonable hypothesis. 1012199;1423357001;asciilifeform;kakobrekla: this kind of thing was not unheard of in the old days of windowed uv-erasable eprom. 1012200;1423357013;asciilifeform;(would lose the occasional bits) 1012201;1423357017;kakobrekla;stickerfail? 1012202;1423357044;asciilifeform;didn't always have a cover 1012203;1423360802;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41050 @ 0.00042263 = 17.349 BTC [-] 1012204;1423360907;*;mircea_popescu waves at all the people. 1012205;1423361198;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform he could have been lord curzon II, or else he could have been the Russian Lafayette. 1012206;1423361212;mircea_popescu;this "british socialist, tour of derpage in spain" thing is wormtalk. 1012207;1423361282;mircea_popescu;"oh i hate shootin gelephants and the empire is too heavy ; oh how the latrines stink" is really not adequate for one over the age of about 15. 1012208;1423361318;mircea_popescu;danielpbarron: better than refreshing a faucet << pretty much teh point. 1012209;1423361610;mircea_popescu;trinque: how many countries have to be fighting a war for the phrase "world war" to apply? <<< ww1 was instituted by gallup poll. 1012210;1423361665;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform: 'we've never heard of you' <<< i'll insure against that one, for cheap. 1012211;1423361739;trinque;mircea_popescu: maybe they'll crowdsource a sweet name for wwiii from reddit this time 1012212;1423361741;mircea_popescu;ben_vulpes: there are all of these things that make sense in the context of it, but... <<< i come fresh from a three hour session of discussing eulora game model with c people. 1012213;1423361768;mircea_popescu;i can sort-of read c++ and i comprehend computers, but jesus christ was it fighting against us. 1012214;1423361784;mircea_popescu;on the positive side, mining's also nailed down. 1012215;1423361789;mircea_popescu;an' it rocks. 1012216;1423361844;mircea_popescu;ben_vulpes: my plaintive cries << it's not a bad plan i don't think. 1012217;1423362085;ben_vulpes;cart before the horse until the db's replaced 1012218;1423362209;mircea_popescu;myeah. 1012219;1423362235;mircea_popescu;the great debate of "with what" is eagerly awaited. im even working to import two (2) popcorns for the occasion. 1012220;1423362301;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform: i distinctly recall that machine tools are uncommonly difficult to obtain in ar, for example << do i need to show you pictures of the casa del transformador again ? 1012221;1423362351;mircea_popescu;or tell you about how on reports about "power outages" i had all sortos of arrangements in place, including the option to have a container generator installed (worth about 3mw) 1012222;1423362360;mircea_popescu;that i never ended up using because... there hasn't yet been a power outage. 1012223;1423362361;ben_vulpes;first gotta resolve the "embedded" vs "external" question 1012224;1423362437;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform: ben_vulpes: it most certainly cannot be true that he cannot get a pogo shipped in. but quite likely true that he cannot get a pogo shipped in for 18 usd per. <<< it doesn't even reach that. the value of ME running pogos is minimal. there are N+k**p things i can do to halp bitcoin. 1012225;1423362453;mircea_popescu;there are, however, bunches (i'm told) of people who would like to do something, but for reasons of barrier of entry, can not. 1012226;1423362456;mircea_popescu;for they, the pogo. 1012227;1423362491;mircea_popescu;it's pretty much the lowest "i did something positive for the world i live in" barrier they'll ever meet. 1012228;1423362554;mircea_popescu;that said, i'll definitely run a few myself. 1012229;1423362629;ben_vulpes;wasn't reaaaally the topic iirc 1012230;1423362632;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 64842 @ 0.00042309 = 27.434 BTC [+] 1012231;1423362693;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 104753 @ 0.00042349 = 44.3618 BTC [+] 1012232;1423362701;mircea_popescu;well i dunno what teh topic really was cause i'm not so sure i said what it seems to be the case i said or something 1012233;1423362721;ben_vulpes;but you mention a 3mw gennie, so that's relevant 1012234;1423362746;mircea_popescu;as you might imagine, it's more expensive to run than just use the grid. 1012235;1423362757;mircea_popescu;however, the point is more along the lines of "solutions exist" 1012236;1423362796;ben_vulpes;more relevantly "can be acquired" 1012237;1423362816;mircea_popescu;actually you can get it on lease, and on quite excellent terms. with any luck, BY DAY. 1012238;1423362916;ben_vulpes;how does renting a backup generator by the day make sense? 1012239;1423362925;ben_vulpes;once you need it so does the rest of town. 1012240;1423362925;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform: kakobrekla: and, as shown here, 'opaque' plastic - isn't necessarily ideally opaque << actually, only metals are opaque properly. 1012241;1423362931;mircea_popescu;which kinda is what the definition of metal is. 1012242;1423362951;mircea_popescu;ben_vulpes perhaps you don't understand what "the town" means. 1012243;1423362958;mircea_popescu;buenos aires is larger than north carolina. 1012244;1423363054;mircea_popescu;(not really, but w/e, 2k sqkm or something). 1012245;1423363363;mircea_popescu;if the whole thing's out of power your problems are probably closer to finding enough ak47s rather than generators. 1012246;1423363483;ben_vulpes;yeah. i get it 1012247;1423363486;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 59700 @ 0.00042247 = 25.2215 BTC [-] {2} 1012248;1423363546;mircea_popescu;no no allow me to belabour teh point moar :D 1012249;1423363592;mircea_popescu;because these logs were INSUFFICIENT i swear. i leave for a full few hours and what do i get ? NOTHING 1012250;1423363999;mircea_popescu;" In 1936 it was clear to everyone that if Britain would only help the Spanish Government, even to the extent of a few million pounds' worth of arms, Franco would collapse and German strategy would be severely dislocated. By that time one did not need to be a clairvoyant to foresee that war between Britain and Germany was coming; one could even foretell within a year or two when it would come. Yet in the most mean, cow 1012251;1423363999;mircea_popescu;ardly, hypocritical way the British ruling class did all they could to hand Spain over to Franco and the Nazis. Why? Because they were pro-Fascist, was the obvious answer." 1012252;1423364026;mircea_popescu;this is actually a fair analysis, i suspect. cca 1936, stalin was pro hitler, lord halifax was, undeclaratively, but essentially, pro hitler. everyone was pro hitler. 1012253;1423364048;mircea_popescu;to go from there to fuhrerbunker in less than a decade... you need a real idiot for such a thing. 1012254;1423364190;mircea_popescu;!up benjamindees 1012255;1423364213;benjamindees; meth is a hell of a drug 1012256;1423364219;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 87900 @ 0.00042125 = 37.0279 BTC [-] 1012257;1423364249;mircea_popescu;you starting silk road 5.0 ? 1012258;1423364265;benjamindees;since I'm not the CIA... no 1012259;1423364302;benjamindees;I was referring to Hitler. 1012260;1423364374;mircea_popescu;and to add to that, hearst & co were DEFINITELY pro hitler. 1012261;1423364379;mircea_popescu;heck, ford even got decorated for it. 1012262;1423364415;mircea_popescu;benjamindees iirc he did cocaine, not really meth 1012263;1423364537;asciilifeform;morell fed him both on occasions 1012264;1423364543;asciilifeform;this is, iirc, well-established. 1012265;1423364593;asciilifeform;3mw gensets << those, one can get in zimbabwe 1012266;1423364603;asciilifeform;just a bus without wheels, really 1012267;1423364617;asciilifeform;scientific instruments - different ballgame. 1012268;1423364689;mircea_popescu;except they CANT be had in the us. 1012269;1423364698;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: the value of ME running pogos is minimal. there are N+k**p things i can d << lol, we know these were for friends, not mircea_popescu's house 1012270;1423364750;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: except they CANT be had in the us << tell that to kanzure, or any of the ten thousand folks like asciilifeform but moar-loaded. 1012271;1423364762;asciilifeform;ebay hunting for usg surplus tech is a national sport. 1012272;1423364764;mircea_popescu;if tomorrow your street loses power, you can't simply ordered a truck without wheels dropped in front of your property. for various pseudolegal and regtulatory reasons that essentrialy reduce to 1012273;1423364769;mircea_popescu;"zek may not use or display power" 1012274;1423364786;asciilifeform;lol! everybody on the street (but me, apparently) owns a genset 1012275;1423364805;mircea_popescu;mebbe i am confused as to how things actually work thar. 1012276;1423364808;asciilifeform;perhaps in some ultra-fascist locale like Mass.? 1012277;1423364814;mircea_popescu;is wash dc different ? 1012278;1423364815;asciilifeform;or san fran 1012279;1423364821;benjamindees;yeah, you can find a large military surplus generator for cheap, but 3MW is pretty large 1012280;1423364826;*;asciilifeform lives outside the city limits of wash.d.c. proper 1012281;1423364832;mircea_popescu;oh well then obv., 1012282;1423364843;asciilifeform;3MW is a railroad car. 1012283;1423364855;mircea_popescu;not these days, notrly. 1012284;1423364868;mircea_popescu;engines have apparently improved drastically. 1012285;1423364878;asciilifeform;engine+tank 1012286;1423364915;asciilifeform;quite a few office parks around here have gensets. through a quirk of bureaucracy, they were made mandatory at one point 1012287;1423364928;asciilifeform;normally only connected to hallway lights & elevators, though. 1012288;1423364936;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform not at all what i mean. 1012289;1423364945;mircea_popescu;i mean order. not prepared. order. when you feel like. 1012290;1423364948;mircea_popescu;drop in street. on curb. 1012291;1423364960;mircea_popescu;this is the important part here. not that "in principle could be had" 1012292;1423364962;asciilifeform;we have those too. typically found at construction sites. 1012293;1423364967;mircea_popescu;"could be had when you decide, on your own terms" 1012294;1423364974;asciilifeform;advertised for rental, like bulldozers & excavators. 1012295;1423364992;mircea_popescu;aha so same thing then 1012296;1423364993;*;asciilifeform has not priced 1012297;1423365037;asciilifeform;but wanted to point to the difference between a ubiquitous piece of construction equipment (SOP for electric welders at large sites) and something like a 6-axis cnc mill 1012298;1423365050;asciilifeform;or ir spectrometer 1012299;1423365081;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform the thing is, argentina-chinese trade relations are about as close as us-canada 1012300;1423365087;mircea_popescu;if the chinese make it, it can be had here. 1012301;1423365120;*;asciilifeform can picture this 1012302;1423365170;mircea_popescu;in fact argentina is about as close you can get to china without having to fuck azn looking women. 1012303;1423365203;*;asciilifeform does not often have praise for usa, but cannot deny that it is a first-class graveyard for surplus golden toilet tech - e.g., machines like the 'tecan 200' (see ancient thread) originally costing 1/3 $mil can be had for ~5-10k usd, etc. 1012304;1423365247;asciilifeform;to the point that the limiting factor is finding climate-controlled floor space for them 1012305;1423365251;mircea_popescu;now that sort of thing is probably a lot iffier. 1012306;1423365264;mircea_popescu;obviously a scavenger civilisation will hafta be built on top of the previous cities. 1012307;1423365351;*;asciilifeform goes off to check on roaring propane heater; if water bottle thawed, workshop is habitable 1012308;1423365378;ben_vulpes;asciilifeform: do you use radiant or forced air? 1012309;1423365401;benjamindees;asciilifeform, my surplus junk lives outside /shrug 1012310;1423365427;mircea_popescu;"Kipling is in the peculiar position of having been a byword for fifty years. During five literary generations every enlightened person has despised him, and at the end of that time nine-tenths of those enlightened persons are forgotten and Kipling is in some sense still there." 1012311;1423365428;mircea_popescu;bwahaha 1012312;1423365520;mircea_popescu;"It is no use pretending that Kipling's view of life, as a whole, can be accepted or even forgiven by any civilized person. It is no use claiming, for instance, that when Kipling describes a British soldier beating a 'nigger' with a cleaning rod in order to get money out of him, he is acting merely as a reporter and does not necessarily approve what he describes. There is not the slightest sign anywhere in Kipling's wo 1012313;1423365525;mircea_popescu;rk that he disapproves of that kind of conducton the contrary, there is a definite strain of sadism in him, over and above the brutality which a writer of that type has to have. Kipling is a jingo imperialist, he is morally insensitive and aesthetically disgusting. It is better to start by admitting that, and then to try to find out why it is that he survives while the refined people who have sniggered at him seem t 1012314;1423365530;mircea_popescu;o wear so badly." 1012315;1423365531;mircea_popescu;there you go, asciilifeform, re the orwellworm thread. he perfectly well knows what the problem is. 1012316;1423365536;mircea_popescu;"how dare man live like man! UNFORGIVABRU!!!1" 1012317;1423367329;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 104041 @ 0.00041927 = 43.6213 BTC [-] {2} 1012318;1423368367;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 82000 @ 0.00041061 = 33.67 BTC [-] 1012319;1423368549;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 179200 @ 0.00040825 = 73.1584 BTC [-] {4} 1012320;1423369233;asciilifeform;ben_vulpes: radiant or forced air << yard shed. portable furnace thing. 1012321;1423369314;asciilifeform;;;bc,stats 1012322;1423369317;gribble;Current Blocks: 342511 | Current Difficulty: 4.127287389469702E10 | Next Difficulty At Block: 342719 | Next Difficulty In: 208 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 day, 7 hours, and 22 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 44950465076.1 | Estimated Percent Change: 8.91043 1012323;1423369329;asciilifeform;308821. 1012324;1423369552;asciilifeform;!s gettrust assbot benjamindees 1012325;1423369553;assbot;0 results for 'gettrust assbot benjamindees' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=gettrust+assbot+benjamindees 1012326;1423369558;asciilifeform;!gettrust assbot benjamindees 1012327;1423369558;assbot;benjamindees is not registered in WoT. 1012328;1423369735;thestringpuller;;;tslb 1012329;1423369744;gribble;Time since last block: 12 minutes and 21 seconds 1012330;1423369760;decimation;re: generators < the power is so unreliable in many areas on the east coast that many folks have a propane or natural gas powered generator permanently installed at their house 1012331;1423369801;asciilifeform;those who don't, typically own a small (5-10kW) genset on wheels 1012332;1423369831;asciilifeform;except for poor schmucks who live in flats, those sit out mains outages in their cars. 1012333;1423369867;decimation;re: 3mw genset < yeah that's basically a diesel-electric locomotive 1012334;1423369874;decimation;the military has generators in a 'standard container' 1012335;1423369894;decimation;asciilifeform: I have a small 2 kw job that runs on propane, to run essentials 'just in case' 1012336;1423369912;decimation;why propane? can be stored for a decade; doesn't leave nasty shit in the engine 1012337;1423369993;decimation;generator container >> http://www.generatorcontainer.com/gallery1.htm << even has price in bezzlars! 1012338;1423369994;assbot;Generator Container Industrial Diesel Containers ... ( http://bit.ly/1IsloGV ) 1012339;1423370029;decimation;ah but those come sans generator 1012340;1423370059;decimation;at any rate, perfectly common industrial tool 1012341;1423370572;decimation;re: law enforcement deserts < https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LU8sEJq3jR4 < gentlemen shooting various objects (including propane tank) in the middle of the freakin' desert 1012342;1423370573;assbot;CZ 7.62x39 vs. Coleman Propane Tank - YouTube ... ( http://bit.ly/1IsnJ4C ) 1012343;1423370706;asciilifeform;the candle - cheating! 1012344;1423370825;cazalla;why the demand for s.qntr? 1012345;1423370848;decimation;asciilifeform: heh yeah 1012346;1423372220;mircea_popescu;!up bitcoinquestinos 1012347;1423372254;bitcoinquestinos;thanks man, what is this IRC? I read about it in a blog post 1012348;1423372271;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform> those who don't, typically own a small (5-10kW) genset on wheels << i have no idea what this would do. suppose a 2kw air conditioner unit, or fridge, or even washing machine. 1012349;1423372288;mircea_popescu;capacitive charge being what it is, the 2kw would serve for what exactly ? 1012350;1423372299;mircea_popescu;bitcoinquestinos irc is a way to talk to people 1012351;1423372301;mircea_popescu;!up BlueMatt 1012352;1423372303;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: they typically have surge rating of 5-7x 1012353;1423372318;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform the generators ? 1012354;1423372322;decimation;mircea_popescu: yeah can't run a/c but you could run fridge 1012355;1423372332;bitcoinquestinos;mircea_popescu: I know I'm asking what is the purpose of this IRC? 1012356;1423372340;mircea_popescu;decimation depending on the fridge. i think they make gen friendlier models now. 1012357;1423372348;mircea_popescu;bitcoinquestinos this is where bitcoin happens. 1012358;1423372365;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: but what're they used for: typically stands between user and death from exposure. runs furnace blower/igniter in the cold months; a window ac unit in summer; fridge, a few lights, etc. 1012359;1423372391;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform yeah, if it's all resistive charge it's useful. 1012360;1423372392;decimation;yeah if you have a gas furnace, and you can run the blower, you can save your house water lines from freezing 1012361;1423372425;decimation;because it could take days for the incompetents to fix the power lines in poor winter weather 1012362;1423372426;mircea_popescu;otherwise i dunno what household can be run on 5kw (bottlenecked at 1.5ish) 1012363;1423372450;asciilifeform;'skeleton' systems as described above. 1012364;1423372454;asciilifeform;that's pretty much it 1012365;1423372485;mircea_popescu;decimation eu mostly heats on gas, these micro units that mostly don't need power. either because battery or ingenious. 1012366;1423372490;bitcoinquestinos;mircea_popescu: What do you mean? Is this a place where people find the best way to spend their bitcoins so they can hold tighter? 1012367;1423372519;mircea_popescu;bitcoinquestinos mno. i mean, when it's decided that mtgox dies, it;s decided here. 1012368;1423372530;mircea_popescu;when it's decided gavin is of no further utility for bitcoin, it's decided here. 1012369;1423372540;decimation;mircea_popescu: is it hydronic heat? 1012370;1423372542;mircea_popescu;whenever something happens, or doesn't happen, it starts or doesn't start here. 1012371;1423372561;mircea_popescu;decimation i have nfi what that is ? but no, either keep a pilot going, or w/e. 1012372;1423372584;decimation;in the us gas heat is common, but typical large us house has a 'forced air' system that moves heated air around the house 1012373;1423372586;mircea_popescu;decimation a yes, turns out it is! 1012374;1423372595;bitcoinquestinos;mircea_propescu: Is everyone here anonymous? 1012375;1423372596;mircea_popescu;nah, in europe it's a water pipes and radiators. 1012376;1423372605;decimation;forced air is 'cheaper' to install 1012377;1423372605;mircea_popescu;bitcoinquestinos you are anonymous. i'm not. 1012378;1423372612;decimation;otherwise it's a worse solution 1012379;1423372612;mircea_popescu;not better in any sense tho. 1012380;1423372629;asciilifeform;bitcoinquestinos: about half the people here have www sites with human name, contact info, etc. 1012381;1423372637;decimation;yeah if all you need to do is heat boiler, then you don't need electricity 1012382;1423372641;mircea_popescu;my house in timisoara, the heating system held about a ton of water in the pipes and radiative elements. took about an hour to cool a coupla degrees. 1012383;1423372655;mircea_popescu;decimation you sort-of need it for the pump, but it's not so much. 1012384;1423372670;asciilifeform;about ~100W 1012385;1423372676;decimation;this is very uncommon in the us, except for old homes 1012386;1423372688;*;asciilifeform used to live in an early-1900s house with this type of furnace 1012387;1423372690;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform and since it runs maybe five times a day for a quarter of an hour, battery's quite feasible. 1012388;1423372711;decimation;yeah if i had to provide backup power for something like that, would use UPS 1012389;1423372715;bitcoinquestinos;mircea_propescu: What makes you say when Mt gox dies it's decided here? 1012390;1423372715;asciilifeform;you actually had it on batteries?! 1012391;1423372721;mircea_popescu;bitcoinquestinos history. 1012392;1423372741;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform no, but then again i never had a power outage. if they happened, ups would work fine. 1012393;1423372753;mircea_popescu;more expensive units come with their own batteries 1012394;1423372759;mircea_popescu;(mostly for the co detector tho) 1012395;1423372768;bitcoinquestinos;mircea_propescu: Can you be more specific? 1012396;1423372786;mircea_popescu;bitcoinquestinos i could, but so far i'm not particulrly inclined. the logs are in the topic, peruse at your leisure. 1012397;1423372802;decimation;part of the other reason 'forced air' heat is common in the us is because air conditioning is considered to be a requirement 1012398;1423372814;mircea_popescu;six months or a year down the road, we can continue this conversation in a better position. 1012399;1423372847;mircea_popescu;decimation i kinda wonder why water circulating systems aren't used for cooling much. 1012400;1423372861;mircea_popescu;it'd prolly work better than air systems. 1012401;1423372872;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: condensation. 1012402;1423372879;asciilifeform;among other reasons 1012403;1423372890;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform condensation happens in acs too, what. 1012404;1423372903;asciilifeform;there, it happens in an enclosed space, above a drain. 1012405;1423372904;decimation;yeah, but it's controlled in one spot 1012406;1423372925;mircea_popescu;it doesn't have to be MUCH colder to extract heat. 1012407;1423372940;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu clearly does not live in swampland 1012408;1423372948;asciilifeform;ac is only half about heat 1012409;1423372953;mircea_popescu;hm 1012410;1423372958;asciilifeform;humidity is the real hell. 1012411;1423372960;mircea_popescu;i guess that'd have to be it. 1012412;1423372966;decimation;aye 1012413;1423373004;asciilifeform;humidity is what keeps your natural 'ac' - sweat - from doing much good 1012414;1423373060;decimation;also considered purely in energy efficiency terms, a 'heat pump' is most efficient for heating, and can be 'run backwards' for cooling 1012415;1423373086;asciilifeform;whether a heat pump is good economics or lunacy depends on the region 1012416;1423373090;decimation;the problem is that air source heat pumps can only heat down to a certain ambient temperature 1012417;1423373092;decimation;aye 1012418;1423373108;decimation;I have a friend who swears by the new mitsubishi air source heat pumps 1012419;1423373133;*;asciilifeform had heat pump in old flat, about 1/3 the size of new house (gas furnace there), actually cost more to run the heat pump 1012420;1423373141;asciilifeform;for roughly similar type of wooden hovel 1012421;1423373192;decimation;they claim to heat (without resistive elements) down to 5 F 1012422;1423373195;asciilifeform;natural gas is considerably cheaper, in this part of the world, than equiv. via heatpump. 1012423;1423373213;decimation;asciilifeform: the heat pump was probably turning on bigass resistor for 'emergency heat' 1012424;1423373232;asciilifeform;decimation: i had it configured to show precisely which mechanism was running at a given time 1012425;1423373242;asciilifeform;(aftermarket controller. i take it from flat to flat) 1012426;1423373256;asciilifeform;it wasn't the resistive heater 1012427;1423373269;asciilifeform;but the fact that heat pump can only extract so much at a given external temp 1012428;1423373286;decimation;the newer japanese units can achieve amazing coefficients of performance 1012429;1423373286;assbot;AMAZING COMPANY! 1012430;1423373313;asciilifeform;and they are to be found where in usa? warren buffett's house ? 1012431;1423373325;*;kakobrekla has one 1012432;1423373327;decimation;said mitsubishi unit 1012433;1423373338;decimation;typically the most efficient ones are 'mini-split' systems 1012434;1423373378;decimation;which would be somewhat useless in a house already fitted with ducts, granted 1012435;1423373379;*;asciilifeform takes a very limited interest in exotic hvac tech, as he does not own his buildings, and never will 1012436;1423373415;decimation;hvac is a particular kind of chumpatron in the usa 1012437;1423373424;bitcoinquestinos;mircea_popescu: what is http://mpex.co/ 1012438;1423373437;decimation;only a few factories manufacturer the equipment, and they usually only sell to 'licensed installers' 1012439;1423373455;asciilifeform;and the junk is typically built to last about one decade. 1012440;1423373460;kakobrekla;mitsubishi is the shit as far as these heatpumps go 1012441;1423373472;decimation;kakobrekla: do you have a mini-split system? 1012442;1423373560;decimation;for the interested reader, some theory on heat pumps is here: http://www.withouthotair.com/cE/page_301.shtml 1012443;1423373561;assbot;Ch E Page 301: Sustainable Energy - without the hot air | David MacKay ... ( http://bit.ly/1xMBmAj ) 1012444;1423373627;mircea_popescu;decimation yeah heat pumps seem a lot better deal than any alternative, yet the least commonly used. 1012445;1423373657;mircea_popescu;and in principle can heat/cool to any arbitrary temperature, as long as your compressor's up to it. 1012446;1423373660;decimation;well, in the case of the us (as asciilifeform mentioned) natural gas is much cheaper to install and pretty cheap to run 1012447;1423373671;mircea_popescu;but gas + ac ? 1012448;1423373678;decimation;yes, that's very common 1012449;1423373686;decimation;which is kinda retarded 1012450;1423373686;mircea_popescu;but is it still cheaper, i mean. 1012451;1423373712;TheNewDeal;;;market sell 666 1012452;1423373712;gribble;Bitstamp | A market order to sell 666 bitcoins right now would net 148999.9978 USD and would take the last price down to 223.2300 USD, resulting in an average price of 223.7237 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 0.0119 seconds 1012453;1423373712;kakobrekla;decimation we have a heat pump for radiators and hot water for the house and for air i have a separate inverter unit with one external and two internal units. 1012454;1423373732;mircea_popescu;kako lives in the house of teh future. 1012455;1423373738;decimation;kakobrekla: yeah I bet that's pretty cheap to run 1012456;1423373741;decimation;but not so cheap to install 1012457;1423373743;*;kakobrekla not leaving house 1012458;1423373765;mircea_popescu;decimation but if one's principal equity is the house, a la us, then it makes sense. 1012459;1423373832;decimation;mircea_popescu: the irony is that for many us citizens, their house is their biggest 'savings account', yet very few consider any other option than what the builder 'decided' 1012460;1423373846;mircea_popescu;rather strange, n'est pas. 1012461;1423373914;mircea_popescu;leaving alone the weirdness of keeping most of your capital in a nonproductive asset (hey, that's made to be through purely government interventionist means), not even pretend like you're managing it ? 1012462;1423373954;decimation;well, one of the reasons that things are this way is because the 'trades' have a pretty strong chokehold on what gets done 1012463;1423373977;mircea_popescu;that's another thing. hire a plumber so he tells you what to do ?! 1012464;1423373978;bitcoinquestinos;What do you guys think is the best capital to acquire? 1012465;1423373985;asciilifeform;yes, gas plus ac 1012466;1423374012;asciilifeform;it is typically built as a system of wall ducts/grilles and massive blower in the cellar (in my case, attic) 1012467;1423374021;mircea_popescu;bitcoinquestinos http://trilema.com/2013/bitcoin-assets-rules-and-regulations/ (2.a. of particular interest to you). 1012468;1423374022;assbot;#bitcoin-assets rules and regulations pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. ... ( http://bit.ly/13Yy3yb ) 1012469;1423374044;decimation;w.r.t. home builders, any home that's younger than 30-40 years has been built in a carefully-managed chumpatronic environment 1012470;1423374055;asciilifeform;the blower has a steel heat exchanger inside, which is either heated with gas fires or chilled with freon loop, as the season goes 1012471;1423374057;mircea_popescu;or for that matter, older than about 60. 1012472;1423374061;mircea_popescu;or i guess in between 1012473;1423374064;decimation;yeah, that's fair 1012474;1423374069;decimation;although it's been getting worse 1012475;1423374089;asciilifeform;if one's principal equity is the house << depends which flavour of chumpitude one prefers 1012476;1423374110;asciilifeform;the house i live in is a massive roaring bonfire for money 1012477;1423374111;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform that should be some pretty cool steel, that happily takes 100 degree differentials over decades. 1012478;1423374112;asciilifeform;(rented) 1012479;1423374150;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=08-02-2015#1012439 1012480;1423374150;assbot;Logged on 08-02-2015 05:30:55; asciilifeform: and the junk is typically built to last about one decade. 1012481;1423374165;decimation;mircea_popescu: it's considered normal for the entire system to break every year or two, typically requiring a specially licensed repairman to come out and replace the freon lines 1012482;1423374166;mircea_popescu;heh there's that. 1012483;1423374196;mircea_popescu;decimation you know, i had an old zil fridge at some point in romania, and the thing had been running for ~25 years, and it never ever leaked. 1012484;1423374199;asciilifeform;and yes, it's every bit the toilet+kitchen combo it soulds like 1012485;1423374203;asciilifeform;*sounds 1012486;1423374223;asciilifeform;i have a remote fitted to mine, and occasionally press the wrong button in half-awake trance 1012487;1423374236;asciilifeform;firing up heat in summer or chillers in winter. 1012488;1423374253;asciilifeform;zil fridge << indestructible. see old soviet fridge thread. 1012489;1423374256;asciilifeform;!s zil 1012490;1423374256;assbot;6 results for 'zil' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=zil 1012491;1423374261;mircea_popescu;http://media.englishrussia.com/new_images//zilmuseum-50.jpg << exactly the one in middle 1012492;1423374264;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1xMFD6P ) 1012493;1423374264;decimation;mircea_popescu: in the us, I'm pretty sure that the manufacturers (who have an oligopoly) cheapen shit up so that it 'breaks' and requires replacement at a rate they select 1012494;1423374274;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform http://article.yeeyan.org/view/214657/182505 << check out all the soviet porn 1012495;1423374285;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: that's a recent zil 1012496;1423374290;asciilifeform;('80s?) 1012497;1423374298;mircea_popescu;no ? 1012498;1423374320;mircea_popescu;yeah the handle's not right 1012499;1423374324;asciilifeform;we had a curvy, bulbous 1950s unit, that still worked when we left it - '92 1012500;1423374326;mircea_popescu;ok, well, very similar 70s model. 1012501;1423374331;mircea_popescu;capatob ? 1012502;1423374333;asciilifeform;and a '70s 'minsk' (ditto) 1012503;1423374341;decimation;similar refrigerators were made in the us, and were similarly reliable, made before the 60's 1012504;1423374355;mircea_popescu;decimation i know, fallout's full of them :D 1012505;1423374377;decimation;this is all a chumpatron on the 'let's break everyone's window so we can stimulate the window-repair economy' model 1012506;1423374387;asciilifeform;http://holod.made-in-by.by/images/stories/zil-fridge.jpg << the True zil. 1012507;1423374389;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1xMGm8c ) 1012508;1423374416;mircea_popescu;ah, that's an older model. 1012509;1423374439;asciilifeform;interestingly, this type of fridge chassis was formally banned in usa, despite giving a much tighter seal than the magnetic rubber used today 1012510;1423374448;asciilifeform;and the ban was an organized scam 1012511;1423374461;asciilifeform;one of the first 'think of the ch1ldr3nz' idiocies 1012512;1423374476;decimation;in the us, the chumpatron is often kick-started by a government regulation that is sold as 'efficient' or 'safe' 1012513;1423374505;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform funny enough, it was heard of in 80s romania. parents insistently warning kids not to do it! 1012514;1423374524;asciilifeform;probably the crap was translated into even eskimo 1012515;1423374531;asciilifeform;catchy meme. 1012516;1423374538;mircea_popescu;it is. i wonder why. 1012517;1423374547;asciilifeform;http://forums.drom.ru/house/t1151932955.html << fella wanted to buy, insisted on this same zil, promised $maxint 1012518;1423374549;assbot; Ищу холодильник ЗИЛ-Москва ЗИЛ-Днепр!!!!!! ... ( http://bit.ly/1xMHetf ) 1012519;1423374557;asciilifeform;plenty of posts like this 1012520;1423374558;mircea_popescu;perhaps because parents are so acutely aware of the type of divorcement between meaning and action that trips up children. 1012521;1423374607;mircea_popescu;incidentally, the same that results in c++ bugs. 1012522;1423374614;asciilifeform;just as there are, afaik, no confirmed reports of 'glue sniffing' prior to the media chumpamatics re: same in usa 1012523;1423374618;asciilifeform;circa 1970s 1012524;1423374623;mircea_popescu;like, most of 'em. "are you sure you wish to forever lock yourself in ? well...that's what you're doing" 1012525;1423374631;mircea_popescu;"your exit pointer is now dangling" 1012526;1423374675;mircea_popescu;that's what it is. parents suspect children are about on the level of c programmers, and try to avoid any situations where reality emulates the c compiler. 1012527;1423374686;asciilifeform;http://s003.radikal.ru/i201/1108/14/507b7f02f398.jpg << can'o'sprats in bottom shelf 1012528;1423374687;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1xMI4WX ) 1012529;1423374692;mircea_popescu;hahaha 1012530;1423374700;mircea_popescu;hm i had some pics of them too im sure. 1012531;1423374720;asciilifeform;parents... c compiler << obligatory: 'shall be delivered' 1012532;1423374809;asciilifeform;http://s017.radikal.ru/i427/1111/3a/913b2a83d5b1.jpg << zil... cake. 1012533;1423374810;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1xMIH2S ) 1012534;1423374816;asciilifeform;^ the thing is iconic in ru 1012535;1423374922;mircea_popescu;lol 1012536;1423374937;asciilifeform;to a lesser extent also famous are other vintage home appliances, like 'buran' vacuum cleaner - http://kartmen.ru/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/20131126_162658.jpg 1012537;1423374938;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1xMJoJB ) 1012538;1423374956;asciilifeform;still sits in many a summer 'dacha', used to - would you believe - gather up mosquitoes. 1012539;1423374980;asciilifeform;yes, that thing is entirely steel. 1012540;1423374993;asciilifeform;drop from a 8th story window? no problem. 1012541;1423375003;mircea_popescu;grandparents had a buran. 1012542;1423375007;decimation;asciilifeform: actually that's not a bad idea, it doesn't take much breeze to keep mosquitos away 1012543;1423375011;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: same, lol 1012544;1423375014;mircea_popescu;only thing that ever scared me. but i'd quit the room in a hurry 1012545;1423375023;asciilifeform;l0l! 1012546;1423375027;*;asciilifeform same 1012547;1423375032;mircea_popescu;and yes it had a half bowl top and a fat cylinder butt 1012548;1423375036;mircea_popescu;and sounded like a jet taking off 1012549;1423375039;asciilifeform;that thing was -loud- 1012550;1423375068;asciilifeform;only when i finally moved to current digs and got a 'shop vac' (industrial thing, picks up swarf in machine shop) finally can match 'buran'. 1012551;1423375083;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform http://trilema.com/2010/ce-bea-blogerul/ << my claim to ru citizenship 1012552;1423375083;assbot;Ce bea blogerul ? pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. ... ( http://bit.ly/1xMJW25 ) 1012553;1423375083;asciilifeform;for sheer deafening 1012554;1423375209;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: Daca as bea bere la foc continuu, pe o teava cat gatul direct in stomac, fara sa inghit, tot n-as ajunge nicaieri << this is a national sport in usa, didja know ? 1012555;1423375221;asciilifeform;the corner shop near my old flat even sold the kit 1012556;1423375243;mircea_popescu;the head mounted thing ? 1012557;1423375266;asciilifeform;http://www.boozingear.com/media/catalog/product/cache/7/thumbnail/5e06319eda06f020e43594a9c230972d/M/S/MSC-0157b/-Bongzilla-12-Pack-Beer-Bong.jpg << ad 1012558;1423375267;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1xMKJ2Z ) 1012559;1423375283;asciilifeform;http://s3.amazonaws.com/rapgenius/huge-beer-bong.jpg 1012560;1423375284;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1xMKRQ4 ) 1012561;1423375284;asciilifeform;etc 1012562;1423375290;mircea_popescu;heh. 1012563;1423375300;mircea_popescu;by the way, let's help the haters out a little. http://trilema.com/2009/cocktail-flu/ 1012564;1423375301;assbot;Cocktail flu pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. ... ( http://bit.ly/1xMKXqT ) 1012565;1423375308;decimation;yes this is common in 'fraternities' on us university campuses 1012566;1423376061;decimation;!up smidge 1012567;1423376068;decimation;guten morgen 1012568;1423376462;TheNewDeal;it's not morgen for me 1012569;1423376467;TheNewDeal;unless that means night 1012570;1423376496;decimation;me neither but it would be for folks in germany 1012571;1423376536;TheNewDeal;aye 1012572;1423376544;mircea_popescu;heil fruhstuck ? 1012573;1423376549;decimation;heh 1012574;1423376557;decimation;with that I bid good evening 1012575;1423376560;decimation;!down decimation 1012576;1423379651;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 53600 @ 0.00041105 = 22.0323 BTC [+] 1012577;1423379895;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 1941 @ 0.00087042 = 1.6895 BTC [-] {8} 1012578;1423379956;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 1964 @ 0.0008671 = 1.703 BTC [-] {5} 1012579;1423380139;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 262600 @ 0.00040591 = 106.592 BTC [-] {3} 1012580;1423381210;cazalla;https://twitter.com/ChipotleTweets lol 1012581;1423381212;assbot;Chipotle (@ChipotleTweets) | Twitter ... ( http://bit.ly/1Kvw6tQ ) 1012582;1423382214;fluffypony;lol 1012583;1423383189;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 5000 @ 0.00084738 = 4.2369 BTC [-] {16} 1012584;1423383311;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 2010 @ 0.00083698 = 1.6823 BTC [-] {5} 1012585;1423383495;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 3500 @ 0.00083303 = 2.9156 BTC [-] {2} 1012586;1423385601;cazalla;ah damn, they got their account back already lol 1012587;1423385659;cazalla;that's quite quick considering it took @ElectrumWallet about a month to get that account back 1012588;1423388619;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27100 @ 0.00039999 = 10.8397 BTC [-] 1012589;1423392095;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 210500 @ 0.00041106 = 86.5281 BTC [+] {2} 1012590;1423392522;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 2000 @ 0.0008001 = 1.6002 BTC [-] {2} 1012591;1423399659;assbot;[MPEX] [FT] [X.EUR] 211 @ 0.00508131 = 1.0722 BTC [+] 1012592;1423402831;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 3900 @ 0.00082994 = 3.2368 BTC [-] {5} 1012593;1423402953;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 1250 @ 0.00082999 = 1.0375 BTC [+] {2} 1012594;1423403747;jurov;that generator discussion..incredible. like, imma here running a server off only a little ups with 99.9% uptime 1012595;1423403771;jurov;when putin arrives everyone will be caught with pants down 1012596;1423404540;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30988 @ 0.00041189 = 12.7636 BTC [+] 1012597;1423405200;jurov;http://oglaf.com/matter/ 1012598;1423405201;assbot;Matter ... ( http://bit.ly/1IuRFgw ) 1012599;1423407406;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41450 @ 0.00041189 = 17.0728 BTC [+] 1012600;1423408753;[]bot;Bet placed: 1 BTC for No on "Gold to top $1500 before 16 May" http://bitbet.us/bet/1106/ Odds: 18(Y):82(N) by coin, 20(Y):80(N) by weight. Total bet: 6.3 BTC. Current weight: 77,641. 1012601;1423408755;[]bot;Bet placed: 1 BTC for No on "Bitcoin to drop under $150 before March" http://bitbet.us/bet/1107/ Odds: 13(Y):87(N) by coin, 18(Y):82(N) by weight. Total bet: 10.58179557 BTC. Current weight: 27,359. 1012602;1423408757;[]bot;Bet placed: 1 BTC for No on "Bitcoin to drop under $100 before April" http://bitbet.us/bet/1108/ Odds: 15(Y):85(N) by coin, 17(Y):83(N) by weight. Total bet: 12.57696636 BTC. Current weight: 64,327. 1012603;1423409726;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 63200 @ 0.00041189 = 26.0314 BTC [+] 1012604;1423412417;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49082 @ 0.00040969 = 20.1084 BTC [-] 1012605;1423413392;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32800 @ 0.00040969 = 13.4378 BTC [-] 1012606;1423415275;mircea_popescu;jurov: when putin arrives everyone will be caught with pants down << everyone still there, at any rate. 1012607;1423415405;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 12009 @ 0.00077888 = 9.3536 BTC [-] {30} 1012608;1423415649;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2968 @ 0.00040969 = 1.216 BTC [-] 1012609;1423416198;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 1833 @ 0.00077 = 1.4114 BTC [-] {9} 1012610;1423416381;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [B.MINE] 315 @ 0.00572587 = 1.8036 BTC [+] {20} 1012611;1423416503;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 111700 @ 0.0004017 = 44.8699 BTC [-] {2} 1012612;1423416909;mircea_popescu;btw, anyone read "[Date: 1601.] Conversation, as it was by the Social Fireside, in the Time of the Tudors." ? 1012613;1423417602;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8743 @ 0.00040734 = 3.5614 BTC [+] 1012614;1423418622;[]bot;Bet placed: 1 BTC for No on "Bitcoin main net block size to increase in 2015" http://bitbet.us/bet/1093/ Odds: 20(Y):80(N) by coin, 20(Y):80(N) by weight. Total bet: 2.601 BTC. Current weight: 88,488. 1012615;1423418624;[]bot;Bet placed: 1 BTC for No on "BTC price to rise above 1oz of gold in 2015" http://bitbet.us/bet/1092/ Odds: 38(Y):62(N) by coin, 39(Y):61(N) by weight. Total bet: 4.127 BTC. Current weight: 89,007. 1012616;1423418626;[]bot;Bet placed: 1 BTC for No on "BTC tops all time high before April Fool's" http://bitbet.us/bet/1081/ Odds: 9(Y):91(N) by coin, 10(Y):90(N) by weight. Total bet: 6.0329 BTC. Current weight: 39,234. 1012617;1423419004;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 2010 @ 0.00077012 = 1.5479 BTC [-] {8} 1012618;1423419508;mircea_popescu;!up gabriel_laddel 1012619;1423419514;mircea_popescu;!gettrust assbot gabriel_laddel 1012620;1423419514;assbot;Trust relationship from user assbot to user gabriel_laddel: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 1 via 1 connections. | http://w.b-a.link/trust/assbot/gabriel_laddel | http://w.b-a.link/user/gabriel_laddel 1012621;1423419528;mircea_popescu;dude, that thing's lengthy, and not directly obvious why i'd care ? 1012622;1423419548;gabriel_laddel;then don't bother reading I suppose. 1012623;1423419595;mircea_popescu;https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/issues/4952 << skimmed a little. from a purely trolling perspective, it's not bad. 1012624;1423419596;assbot;An experience with NixOS. · Issue #4952 · NixOS/nixpkgs · GitHub ... ( http://bit.ly/1yXi10P ) 1012625;1423419661;mircea_popescu;"the human's inability to fully comprehend the parsing and syntactical schemes they're able to create" << this is actually a generally valid point, and about half of all problems of humanity come from this impedance mismatch. 1012626;1423419681;mircea_popescu;it's also necessarily going to remain there, and for great benefit. 1012627;1423419730;gabriel_laddel;The last message from me in that thread contains a brief discussion of the "why" of lisp, that is, what separates it from being 'just another language'. Figured I'd post it in here because your previous trilema post discussing reverse polish notation and Erik Naggum + many #b-a messages didn't communicate to me that lisp has 'clicked' yet for many people. 1012628;1423419768;mircea_popescu;well yes, fortunately i've cut to it by now. but listen, you gotta be much better at packaging stuff. 1012629;1423419789;mircea_popescu;the best chemistry lab, were it to be maintained as a collection of bottles going "stuff" "Good stuff!" "REagenT" etc 1012630;1423419792;mircea_popescu;would not really work. 1012631;1423419815;gabriel_laddel;Thanks for the feedback. I'll keep that in mind. 1012632;1423419905;mircea_popescu;and since this is here, allow me to rant, not in your direction particularly but in general, 1012633;1423419959;mircea_popescu;that the idiocy of puritanism imposing "modesty" upon the coder (on top of chastity - which by the way, there's nothing great about not "raping" women, being a nice guy, great sense of humor etc. that's a drone.) limit people's ability to do crucial things for their success and the world's hygiene. 1012634;1423419990;mircea_popescu;there's nothing wrong with saying "i am great", in principle. competent people do not in the slightest mind the nude affirmation of your naked competency. the error on the topic is amusing, but not the end of the world 1012635;1423420014;mircea_popescu;(much like people falling imagine everyone's looking when in fact nobod ycares, so the guy caught overstating his competency imagines the world ended when really - people just had a laugh). 1012636;1423420037;fluffypony;I feel like replying to that thread with "Yakshemash! Lisp best prostitute in all of Github. You like?" 1012637;1423420040;mircea_popescu;it is i suspect off this festered, metastasized modesty that people can't make good summaries, introduce anything properly or generally package well 1012638;1423420051;gabriel_laddel;fluffypony: lol 1012639;1423420090;mircea_popescu;fuck (not heck. fuck!) it's probably even why people don't enjoy writing comments and specs. because they require "this is great" and "im so fucking proud of this" ands "i bet you wouldn't have come up with this in five lifetimes" to be either worth reading or worth writing 1012640;1423420101;mircea_popescu;and somehow these natural and necessary modes of speech are "forbidden". /rant. 1012641;1423420187;fluffypony;mircea_popescu: they're part of the "pat-on-the-back" crowd that constantly need to be told what a good job they're doing else their paltry raison d'être will crumble 1012642;1423420240;mircea_popescu;i imagine you know, if you can't say it for yourself, you're stuck trying to find people to support you 1012643;1423420266;mircea_popescu;doubleplusungood group creation recipe, this. 1012644;1423420306;mircea_popescu;anyway https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/issues/4952#issuecomment-73422170 is where the fun starts. 1012645;1423420308;assbot;An experience with NixOS. · Issue #4952 · NixOS/nixpkgs · GitHub ... ( http://bit.ly/1yXjSTl ) 1012646;1423420316;mircea_popescu;and wtf is nixos even/ 1012647;1423420333;gabriel_laddel;some idiots decided to redo all of unix's packaging 1012648;1423420349;gabriel_laddel;using shell scripts and regexes, because types and haskell 1012649;1423420351;mircea_popescu;well *nix packaging sucks quite universally. 1012650;1423420355;mircea_popescu;ahahaha okay. 1012651;1423420382;gabriel_laddel;yeah. also, they don't document anything, or so much as tell you that they're going to move the whole C toolchain. 1012652;1423420384;mircea_popescu;brb changing the font of the tax code 1012653;1423420391;gabriel_laddel;which breaks about everything. 1012654;1423420417;mircea_popescu;the problem starts in 5th grade. there should be a class called Abstraction. 1012655;1423420464;mircea_popescu;kids are expecting to do it and do it well but it's never taught. it's not like expecting virgins to fuck like pros on their first date. it's more like expecting tramps to ballet. spontaneously. 1012656;1423420744;asciilifeform;;;bc,stats 1012657;1423420749;gribble;Current Blocks: 342583 | Current Difficulty: 4.127287389469702E10 | Next Difficulty At Block: 342719 | Next Difficulty In: 136 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 day, 1 hour, 30 minutes, and 0 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 44457253638.5 | Estimated Percent Change: 7.71543 1012658;1423420756;asciilifeform;314555. 1012659;1423420808;asciilifeform;anyone read "[Date: 1601.] Conversation, as it was by the Social Fireside... << aye. 1012660;1423420849;asciilifeform;(anyone wants? here it is, http://archive.org/stream/160103190gut/3190.txt ) 1012661;1423420851;assbot;Full text of "1601" ... ( http://bit.ly/1yXlkoM ) 1012662;1423420938;asciilifeform;NixOS << if idiots want to keep trying to 'fly' to the moon by stacking chairs, let them. 1012663;1423420958;asciilifeform;but there is no reason for any thinking person to become involved in any capacity. 1012664;1423421057;gabriel_laddel;^ Correct. I ended up using it because I needed to quickly build a linux distro and someone told me it could do some things it couldn't really do. 1012665;1423421079;mircea_popescu;scam. 1012666;1423421082;gabriel_laddel;mistakenly posted that issue, not fully grokking how bad of an idea it was 1012667;1423421089;gabriel_laddel;(nixos, that is ) 1012668;1423421095;gabriel_laddel;eventually learned the hard way. 1012669;1423421156;mircea_popescu;"Examples: at what point is appropriate to leave package management up to a language's ecosystem? Is there ever a reason to? " << one hell of a problem. 1012670;1423421192;gabriel_laddel;Politics is harder than writing code. Who would have thought. 1012671;1423421194;mircea_popescu;in MPWorld this is implemented as a sort of api, and languages either talk to it or are stuck doing 100% of the work themselves. 1012672;1423421206;asciilifeform;possibly the best package management system for commonlisp users is 'quicklisp'. essentially bulletproof. 1012673;1423421216;mircea_popescu;only correct solution to political problems, b-a ness. 1012674;1423421245;asciilifeform;downloads dependencies, grinds gpg sigs, etc. automatically. 1012675;1423421262;chetty;it's more like expecting tramps to ballet. spontaneously.//you mean they don't? I see in the movies all the time 1012676;1423421297;mircea_popescu;"For instance, for ELF executables, we set the RPATH in the executable such that it will find a statically determined set of library dependencies at runtime, rather than using a dynamic mechanism such as the LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable to look up libraries" holy shit. 1012677;1423421306;mircea_popescu;this is essentially mitm for the userspace. 1012678;1423421321;mircea_popescu;chetty well the movies kinda exist for this purpose. 1012679;1423421328;asciilifeform;thing is, braindamaged languages (they know who they are) have no way of specifying -individual routines- as having dependencies 1012680;1423421331;mircea_popescu;!up gabriel_laddel 1012681;1423421367;asciilifeform;likewise, another common form of braindamage is a lack of any fine-grained namespace control 1012682;1423421398;mircea_popescu;no but this is out and out "everythingwillbefineism" imported back into the software stack. 1012683;1423421413;mircea_popescu;like you know, plaintext emails and unauthed telnet. because "who would ever hijack an account!" 1012684;1423421437;mircea_popescu;let's just assume that it's ok to override the user imperatives. because. 1012685;1423421439;asciilifeform;trying to explain that it is quit impossible to have a package management system above the language level that is not dumbed down by support for braindamaged languages. 1012686;1423421458;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform i didn;'t mean you, i'm stikk in shock over the quote above 1012687;1423421462;mircea_popescu;still* 1012688;1423421464;asciilifeform;wai which 1012689;1423421469;asciilifeform;the elf thing? 1012690;1423421481;asciilifeform;woah. 1012691;1423421518;mircea_popescu;yes that. 1012692;1423421573;asciilifeform;mitm for the userspace << funnily, one common purely-userland trick to play on pwned folks is to adjust LD_PRELOAD in their personal shell env 1012693;1423421596;asciilifeform;e.g., substitute a 'readline' that logs keys, etc. 1012694;1423421601;mircea_popescu;well yes. 1012695;1423422120;mod6;no need to worry about r00tkit, r00tkit pre-installed! 1012696;1423422299;mircea_popescu;"it's not the rootkit, it's the os" 1012697;1423422878;mircea_popescu;"There are very few classics in the field of computing. We are at the very beginning of this journey and it hasn't even begun to get interesting yet. IMHO, the Cathedral vs. Bazaar isn't in anyway a dilemma or a classic. Linux was a failure 20 years ago, it is a failure today and any posturing otherwise is just that. " 1012698;1423422915;mircea_popescu;the sad reality is that the earlier "linux is a failure but doesn't have to stay that way" is slowly coming to the sobering reality that "it is a failure and systemfuck it." 1012699;1423422987;gabriel_laddel;Seriously. Where is the tree of all hardware as nodes with drivers as sub nodes? Oh, it doesn't exist? right. 1012700;1423422998;mircea_popescu;it's not that it doesn't exist. 1012701;1423423011;mircea_popescu;it doesn't exist 30 years later, which 30 years have been spent doing what exactly ? 1012702;1423423014;mircea_popescu;fighting hardware. 1012703;1423423028;gabriel_laddel;'fighting' 1012704;1423423032;mircea_popescu;right. 1012705;1423423035;gabriel_laddel;what I would like to see is an actual fight. 1012706;1423423045;mircea_popescu;you need actual men for actual fights. 1012707;1423423054;mircea_popescu;ever seen teenagers brawl in the schoolyard ? 1012708;1423423061;gabriel_laddel;nope. 1012709;1423423067;mircea_popescu;"eyes closed and arms flailing" 1012710;1423423113;gabriel_laddel;as for the fight in our realm, I'd like to buy 10ks of AMD opterons K8 chips and reverse engineer them. Give designs to China. 1012711;1423423145;*;mircea_popescu still vividly remembers this event when he was maybe 13 or so. this kid "got really psised off" and was going to hit me. every time he launched his fist, he also closed his eyes. every time i'd dodge and he'd mash his fist into the nearby wall. his hits got softer an softer, but he never figured out why exactly he's not making contact. 1012712;1423423158;mircea_popescu;!up gabriel_laddel 1012713;1423423161;gabriel_laddel;hahahaa 1012714;1423423161;mircea_popescu;wouldja id already. 1012715;1423423345;mircea_popescu;motherfucker! 1012716;1423423346;mircea_popescu;"Suppose you're trying to find the best way to structure your description of something. (Examples: choosing the structure for a computer program to perform some task; or choosing the structure for a theory of physics.) 1012717;1423423346;mircea_popescu;What you hope to find is the natural structure of what you're describing a structure that affords a really beautiful, simple description. When you strike the natural structure, a sort of resonance occurs, in which various subsidiary problems you may have had with your description just melt away, and the description practically writes itself." 1012718;1423423367;mircea_popescu;these kids are so fucking stupid i can't believe i've just read "when you meet the right someone it'll feel special" in code-words. 1012719;1423423444;mircea_popescu;what the fuck already, if the planet crossed through a bogon ray one evening in 1988 and made everyone's brain essentially batrachian in nature i could never know. 1012720;1423423542;gabriel_laddel;... 1012721;1423423550;gabriel_laddel;I've had that exact experience with programming. 1012722;1423423556;mircea_popescu;so what if you did ? 1012723;1423423566;mircea_popescu;so did i. what's that do ? 1012724;1423423611;gabriel_laddel;well, when someone is tweaking the design of something and it produces extremely complex and counter-intuitive behavior I point them to that quote. 1012725;1423423627;gabriel_laddel;the /feeling/ didn't do anything. It is merely a signal. 1012726;1423423632;mircea_popescu;listen here : the fact that it feels right is no indication of it being the best way. 1012727;1423423656;mircea_popescu;the fact of it being a pile a kludge is an excellent indication of it not being the best way, but rather heuristic in nature. 1012728;1423423663;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: ...fighting hardware << aha. linux kernel in one sentence. 1012729;1423423688;gabriel_laddel;mircea_popescu: so how'd you learn to fuck? 1012730;1423423702;gabriel_laddel;feelings, and trial and error were not involved at all? 1012731;1423423705;mircea_popescu;the entire basis for that quote is the reverbalisation of the concept that "when true love comes around you'll know". empirically, most people do not. 1012732;1423423727;mircea_popescu;gabriel_laddel i actually was kinda disinterested in fucking as a young adolescent, was taught by older girls. 1012733;1423423748;mircea_popescu;you figure that's relevant ? 1012734;1423423811;gabriel_laddel;mircea_popescu: yes. you've written about the game of 'balance' wrt fucking. when playing this game you /know/ somehow that you're doing it correctly, via various signals. 1012735;1423423825;mircea_popescu;but in any case : what do you figure is the difference bewteen "When you strike the natural structure, a sort of resonance occurs" and "perl is a fine way to do nixos" ? 1012736;1423423839;mircea_popescu;after all... when you hit the language with regexp just right you know. 1012737;1423423844;mircea_popescu;total lack of exploding computers. 1012738;1423423864;mircea_popescu;apparently you no longer need trees here ? 1012739;1423423876;mircea_popescu;just you know, pattern match and all will be well (when it's truely well) 1012740;1423423881;gabriel_laddel;using regexes for that is something like... trying to impregnate a woman through her arse. 1012741;1423423899;gabriel_laddel;at some point you've just got to try something different. 1012742;1423423923;mircea_popescu;but you, in your own description (well, in their description which you seem to underscore) of "how to meta-structure" in fact revert to what is the equivalent of pattern matching. 1012743;1423423950;mircea_popescu;this is exactly what perl outputs : "it feels right" 1012744;1423423962;gabriel_laddel;as for my id, I'm currently fixing . First chance I get I'm sitting down and sorting out the whole GPG thing. As it stands I was not particularly happy with the documentation it supplied and wasn't sure which parts I'd have to rewrite. My previous key got destroyed in a failed backup becuase I didn't spend enough time on it the first time around. Also, I don't think gossipd is happening via w 1012745;1423423963;gabriel_laddel;hoever it was, and I'm fairly sure I grok ASCII's plan and will be handling some intro documentation for it + figuring out how the PGP code needs to interface with it exactly. 1012746;1423424027;gabriel_laddel;Hmm... 1012747;1423424040;gabriel_laddel;Perhaps that quote was misplaced. 1012748;1423424043;mircea_popescu;re game of balance : fucking is an extremely poor metaphora for what we're doing here, because computers are actually turing machines, whereas cunts are not. 1012749;1423424066;mircea_popescu;so yes, you can do just fine as a human interacting with humans on broken structure. just as long as it's broken in tolerable places. 1012750;1423424076;mircea_popescu;dna is exactly this : worst code ever, wouldn't even parse, let alone compile. 1012751;1423424170;mircea_popescu;which is why a flimsy repackaging of "popular advice" that doesn't even work on the fucking plane is horribru. not only it doesn't work in practice, but the mind that tends to make such confusions is probably in a very poor state to think about anything. 1012752;1423424248;mircea_popescu;(ps. the lisp notation of basic arithmetic would win "least likely to succeed" "ass-ugliest award" from a vast majority of all the people who understand basic arithmetic. it "doesn't feel right" for almost anyone. 3+4 does. 1012753;1423424254;mircea_popescu;so what does this matter ?) 1012754;1423424274;gabriel_laddel;becuase of the "various subsidiary problems that fall away" 1012755;1423424287;mircea_popescu;which most idiots aren't aware of in the first place. 1012756;1423424305;mircea_popescu;mebbe i should dig that article where i murder some guy over leaving out the outside paran or something. 1012757;1423424305;gabriel_laddel;the only reasonable basis for discussing such things is how much power they afford you 1012758;1423424322;mircea_popescu;whether "they're right" ? what are you, hitler ? 1012759;1423424383;mircea_popescu;the right structure is that structure which expresses the sum total of all the concepts in can express in the smallest total count of expression units. note that both fields being infinite, this is a difficult comparison to evaluate. 1012760;1423424429;mircea_popescu;it's even difficult to establish what kids of infinite are involved. 1012761;1423424434;mircea_popescu;kinds* 1012762;1423424466;gabriel_laddel;relevent: http://www.jsoftware.com/papers/tot.htm 1012763;1423424467;assbot;Notation as a Tool of Thought ... ( http://bit.ly/1C7CRvk ) 1012764;1423424533;mircea_popescu;aye, i suspect notation and structure are actually closer married than we generally realise. 1012765;1423424554;asciilifeform;lisp notation of basic arithmetic << one of the most common n00b failures-to-grok. (+ 1 2 3 4 5) not only puts less mileage on keyboard than 1+2+3+4+5, but nukes the abomination of having arbitrary orders of evaluation 1012766;1423424575;asciilifeform;programmer enters the syntax tree directly. 1012767;1423424579;gabriel_laddel;Hmm.. This is what I was attempting to communicate. 1012768;1423424579;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform but feelings were the criteria. 1012769;1423424584;asciilifeform;pheelingz 1012770;1423424597;gabriel_laddel;mircea_popescu: eh, that was a footnote. 1012771;1423424615;gabriel_laddel;That said, I've had the experience several times of reading trilema or the logs, not immediately grokking it, returning a day later to have it all 'click'. I'm thinking that might happen here. 1012772;1423424635;mircea_popescu;you know it's not your trial for being a badman, this. 1012773;1423424660;gabriel_laddel;sorry? 1012774;1423424671;gabriel_laddel;(I don't parse that) 1012775;1423424701;mircea_popescu;all the various foregoing rants are not directed at you personally as if you were somehow in ther wrong on some score. 1012776;1423424719;gabriel_laddel;wtf is this, we're discussing a footnote in something I posted. 1012777;1423424743;gabriel_laddel;as for puritanism, sure, not directed at me entirely. 1012778;1423424751;mircea_popescu;neither, no. 1012779;1423424798;mircea_popescu;anyway : the quote you took carries a certain meaning in its original context (physics - esp "natural" is a term of art in physics) and is an entirely different thing in the new context (coding). i fully agree with the quote as it is on the source blog 1012780;1423424812;mircea_popescu;when put together with the nix discussion on github it gives me spots on the spline. 1012781;1423424815;mircea_popescu;odd how this works. 1012782;1423424825;mircea_popescu;same exact fucking quote, as in, string. 1012783;1423424835;gabriel_laddel;Ah. 1012784;1423424873;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: random: but I recall you said you don't like driving so you don't. You're driven. Do you ever "want" to drive in some ideal scenario? A racetrack or something? 1012785;1423424887;mircea_popescu;thestringpuller notrly. 1012786;1423424904;asciilifeform;the 'nixos' thing is about the same kind, and degree, of contribution to culture as the soviet dogs with extra heads sewn on. with the difference that the latter still have the former beat in the purpose they're really fit for - chimeras to scare small children with 1012787;1423424931;thestringpuller;guess it's an american phenomenon. I find I hate driving in traffic. But lemme open up a sports car at 120-130 MPH somewhere "Top Gear" style and I have a blast. 1012788;1423424945;thestringpuller;too many action movies as a child I 'spose 1012789;1423424954;mircea_popescu;so take up bobsleigh. better for your health. 1012790;1423424968;gabriel_laddel;" As far as I can tell, were one to extrapolate from the given information to a set of concrete requirements we see that NixOS plans to rewrite the build scripts for every version of every project on unix. Again, this is insane. The correct thing to do in this situation is to realize the utter impossibility of the task that has been set forth and re-evaluate one's approach.[1]" << [1] links to the quote previously d 1012791;1423424969;gabriel_laddel;iscussed. 1012792;1423424987;asciilifeform;!up gabriel_laddel 1012793;1423424987;mircea_popescu;!up gabriel_laddel 1012794;1423424992;gabriel_laddel;ty 1012795;1423424994;mircea_popescu;yep, which is why i said tis not about you. 1012796;1423425040;mircea_popescu;in any case : the space of things physics has to represent is in point of fact narrower than the space of things computer programs have to represent. 1012797;1423425055;mircea_popescu;we know this to be true, because you can have mmorpgs. 1012798;1423425114;asciilifeform;now the next phase of moon-chair-stacking, that nix may or may not have yet entered, is to decide that the turd they have created and are doomed to dine on is in fact a sausage, and to lash out angrily at folks pointing out the actual facts 1012799;1423425129;mircea_popescu;first stage is next stage. 1012800;1423425182;asciilifeform;'yes we reached the moon, who said we weren't talking about that one [points to moon painted on ceiling of mental institution]' 1012801;1423425223;mircea_popescu;i think we're in the mental institution. they're outside. cheaper this way, more of them. 1012802;1423425292;mircea_popescu;gabriel_laddel you seriously thinking of implementing a sane pgp ? 1012803;1423425311;gabriel_laddel;mircea_popescu: eventually, yes. 1012804;1423425324;gabriel_laddel;mircea_popescu: as for now, I just want to have a clear idea of what the interface is, what the problems are etc. 1012805;1423425327;mircea_popescu;i wanna read the design documents for this. 1012806;1423425336;*;asciilifeform wishes to point out that a 'sane pgp' will not be pgp-compatible. because much of the insanity lies in the standard itself. 1012807;1423425342;mircea_popescu;this is granted. 1012808;1423425401;gabriel_laddel;asciilifeform: I'v M-x rembered (or something) the previous thread on the matter for when I return to it. 1012809;1423425401;cazalla;;;later tell bingoboingo hey, remember that fish i told you about? hooked and landed it after a few days :) 1012810;1423425402;gribble;The operation succeeded. 1012811;1423425492;gabriel_laddel;asciilifeform: you had a alternate name for gossipd based on russian theater that had some relation to the nazis. I couldn't find the wiki article again, care to point me to it? 1012812;1423425521;mircea_popescu;!up bitstein 1012813;1423425544;mircea_popescu;gabriel_laddel i take this is going to be lisp, as in not scheme, not clojure, cl ? 1012814;1423425573;gabriel_laddel;mircea_popescu: CL + C when necessary. 1012815;1423425614;mircea_popescu;do they mix ? 1012816;1423425618;gabriel_laddel;ya 1012817;1423425773;gabriel_laddel;https://common-lisp.net/project/cffi/ 1012818;1423425773;assbot;CFFI - The Common Foreign Function Interface ... ( http://bit.ly/1C7FP3c ) 1012819;1423425891;asciilifeform;gabriel_laddel: not a theatre. the 'red orchestra' 1012820;1423425904;asciilifeform;gabriel_laddel: which wasn't any kind of orchestra but a spy network 1012821;1423425918;mircea_popescu;ie, the illegal residents of ww2 ? 1012822;1423425927;asciilifeform;aha 1012823;1423425959;gabriel_laddel;asciilifeform: thank you, this is what I wanted. 1012824;1423425976;mircea_popescu;so total noob here, but. the way cffi works is you compile your c stuff as dynamic objects and then put the headers in your lisp program ? or what ? 1012825;1423425998;*;asciilifeform has no idea why any of the discussed projects would require cffi 1012826;1423426021;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform because the guy says so lol. why else ? 1012827;1423426109;gabriel_laddel;asciilifeform: gossipd requires C. PGP, CL (at least, this is where I'd start). 1012828;1423426126;gabriel_laddel;cffi to bridge the two if needed, but only then. 1012829;1423426143;mircea_popescu;you mean to bridge ro and gossipd ? 1012830;1423426144;asciilifeform;gabriel_laddel: when i declared that it ought to be writte in c, i meant -entirely- 1012831;1423426155;asciilifeform;so as to fit on ludicrously small embedded machinery 1012832;1423426173;asciilifeform;and have wholly deterministic heapless memory behaviour 1012833;1423426185;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform cl can't do these ? :D 1012834;1423426186;asciilifeform;but nowhere is it written that anyone must listen to this 1012835;1423426209;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: you can write cl without 'cons' but this is like english without letter 'e' 1012836;1423426264;mircea_popescu;four vowels should be enough for vryon. 1012837;1423426271;asciilifeform;vrn 1012838;1423426392;asciilifeform;and when i say 'c', i'm not talking about gnarly turdalicious gpg-style c 1012839;1423426395;asciilifeform;but clean c 1012840;1423426398;asciilifeform;obligatory: https://gist.github.com/pete/665971 1012841;1423426401;assbot;Various implementations of the 'cat' command, for comparison. ... ( http://bit.ly/1A70iIK ) 1012842;1423426418;gabriel_laddel;My current plan for dealing with these projects: The haskell package Language.C.AST parses C99 entirely, taking into account all GCC extensions. I'm going to pay someone to add a sexpr backend to it so I can work it into my CL toolchain. 1012843;1423426418;gabriel_laddel;As for what language I'll be using on any given project, it will be determined entirely by what is correct for the project. If I hack something out in CL, but switch it over to C, I'll do that. If it makes sense to release a protopye that is hacked together C+CL+CFFI I'll do that. In any case, both of these come after getting the #b-a distro finished. 1012844;1423426420;asciilifeform;'clean' as in, i whip out a stick and point to a line, and you can tell my why it's there. 1012845;1423426451;asciilifeform;haskell package <<< pay someone to add a sexpr backend to it so I can work it into my CL toolchain ... 1012846;1423426456;*;asciilifeform head-desks 1012847;1423426460;gabriel_laddel;asciilifeform: ? 1012848;1423426471;asciilifeform;what part of 'minimal' is so hard to understand? 1012849;1423426475;asciilifeform;what part of 'fits in head'? 1012850;1423426489;gabriel_laddel;asciilifeform: Sorry, I was being less than clear - this is only for development. 1012851;1423426495;mircea_popescu;sometimes i fantasize about buying an old english castle, turning it into a computing school for nude 18 to 22 yo ladies, and putting alf in charge of it, with a flexible bamboo cane. 1012852;1423426505;asciilifeform;gabriel_laddel, et al: try to remember why all of these things need redoing in the first place 1012853;1423426508;asciilifeform;! 1012854;1423426521;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: signmeup. 1012855;1423426522;mircea_popescu;then after a decade i come by and go... "why did she write this!" 1012856;1423426542;gabriel_laddel;asciilifeform: You've never desired to query over a bunch of gnarly C code? 1012857;1423426564;asciilifeform;gabriel_laddel: query? 1012858;1423426586;asciilifeform;for the purpose of taking a flamethrower to it and replacing with something sane - grep + eyes has always sufficed 1012859;1423426589;mircea_popescu;gabriel_laddel his idea being i suspect that c code you wish to query over should just be quarried over yonder hill 1012860;1423426592;mircea_popescu;let the wolves have it. 1012861;1423426596;asciilifeform;any other purpose i'm not the least bit interested in 1012862;1423426598;asciilifeform;aha 1012863;1423426600;asciilifeform;what mircea_popescu ^ said. 1012864;1423426601;gabriel_laddel;asciilifeform: Yes. Show me all structures that look like this. Pattern match against structures, rewrite them as so. 1012865;1423426611;asciilifeform;automated rewrite is equivalent to original turd 1012866;1423426615;mircea_popescu;an automated deturdifier ? 1012867;1423426617;asciilifeform;in that all the turdaliciousness remains in place 1012868;1423426636;asciilifeform;it is like suggesting an automated converter of reddit spew to interesting literature 1012869;1423426650;*;asciilifeform off to meatspace for a spell, unfortunately not for any reasons pertaining to ancient castles 1012870;1423426653;mircea_popescu;meh, it' never work, no character growth. 1012871;1423426680;gabriel_laddel;asciilifeform: I'm assuming, at least for now, that I'm going to have to /look/ at the current PGP sources (thus the C sexprast ). This has no bearing on what will be released other than - I will do what makes sense given the situation. 1012872;1423426711;mircea_popescu;so automated code reader. hey, might work. 1012873;1423426737;gabriel_laddel;mircea_popescu: I have some code now that converts javascript to parenscript 1012874;1423426757;gabriel_laddel;it, and nothing else will ever be a substitute for thought. 1012875;1423426761;gabriel_laddel;merely an aid. 1012876;1423426775;mircea_popescu;right, i see what you're doing there. 1012877;1423426882;thestringpuller;!up gabriel_laddel 1012878;1423426931;gabriel_laddel;"As for what language I'll be using on any given project, it will be determined entirely by what is correct for the project." 1012879;1423427008;trinque;gabriel_laddel: how do you find using parenscript? 1012880;1423427037;trinque;I've tried the clojure/clojurescript combo and was thrilled to be using the same language on both ends 1012881;1423427053;gabriel_laddel;trinque: Modifying clojurescript is god-awful. 1012882;1423427060;gabriel_laddel;modifying parenscript isn't terrible. 1012883;1423427075;trinque;gabriel_laddel: the outputted JS is more comprehensible? 1012884;1423427087;gabriel_laddel;trinque: well, there is that too. 1012885;1423427142;gabriel_laddel;trinque: in any case, I hate everything about the browser. 1012886;1423427153;trinque;that goes without saying 1012887;1423427219;mircea_popescu;the browser is not unlikely what'd have happened if the beduins had discovered dna alteration and there was no interstellar void. 1012888;1423427236;mircea_popescu;camels floating in space on half butterfly/half bat wings 1012889;1423427511;gabriel_laddel;As for PGP, I'm assuming that I'm going to have to spend a decent amount of time with the codebase and reading the spec. Perhaps not. 1012890;1423427520;gabriel_laddel;.. 1012891;1423427538;gabriel_laddel;Why might one want to see the C ast? Let's say that we've got a codebase like the linux kernel, or opengl drivers. You know that somewhere you've got some stuff that talks to the hardware, but grep returns false positives. You instead pull the ast into memory, query across it for the bits your looking for. False positives now indicate something about the language (i.e., that I don't understand it as well as I though 1012892;1423427538;gabriel_laddel;t) rather than just a false positive. Again, I've never written C, and perhaps the ast is so complicated that it's actually impossible to get any useful information out of it, but my current experience suggests that having this ability is a good idea. Building something like `slime-who-calls' suddenly becomes simple. 1012893;1423427569;mircea_popescu;im not even sure pgp has a spec. 1012894;1423427590;mircea_popescu;if you recall it was a hurried samizdat 1012895;1423427602;gabriel_laddel;kk. I should be discussing this in design documents anyways. 1012896;1423427785;ben_vulpes; so take up bobsleigh. better for your health. << or bicycles, more actual physical connection of your meat with the dynamic systems in question. airplanes and helicopters worth looking into as well 1012897;1423427810;mircea_popescu;actual planes, how do you call them 1012898;1423427829;mircea_popescu;gliders 1012899;1423427836;ben_vulpes;oh yeah gliders are also awesome 1012900;1423427869;ben_vulpes;i like things without much by way of engine. 1012901;1423427907;mircea_popescu;hang gliders esp 1012902;1423427941;ben_vulpes;hang glider stability dynamics are interesting, but kinda neutered. 1012903;1423427965;mircea_popescu;no i meant for your muscle contact thing 1012904;1423427967;ben_vulpes;sorta like the "chair with prop hanging from parasail" design. 1012905;1423427972;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 81500 @ 0.00040982 = 33.4003 BTC [+] 1012906;1423427979;mircea_popescu;well, you gotta move to pilot it 1012907;1423427999;ben_vulpes;don't get me wrong, they're fly as hell. 1012908;1423428020;ben_vulpes;just...limited subset of the control space. 1012909;1423428173;ben_vulpes;!up bitcoinquestions 1012910;1423428179;ben_vulpes;got some lulz for me today? 1012911;1423430046;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46105 @ 0.00040611 = 18.7237 BTC [-] {2} 1012912;1423430206;ben_vulpes;!up bitcoinquestions 1012913;1423430217;decimation;re: parasail < I've heard of incidents where pilots of parasails fly too close to moving trains. They get caught in the vortex and then crash 1012914;1423430244;decimation;I mean paraglider, not parasail I guess 1012915;1423430275;bitcoinquestions;If I generate a key on a MAC OS that I use for other purposes is it at all secure? Or should I not even bother generating keys if I'm not on a linux distro? 1012916;1423430313;danielpbarron;is the machine connected to a network? 1012917;1423430327;ben_vulpes;decimation: aeronautics is full of exciting! new! innovative! ways to die. 1012918;1423430358;ben_vulpes;i saw a gents quadrotor get sucked into its own downdraft near a wall one time, and slam itself repeatedly into said wall while its pilot tried to rescue it 1012919;1423430369;decimation;bitcoinquestions: it is my understanding that macOs uses freebsd's rng (Yarrow), but you are implictly trusting apple... 1012920;1423430407;decimation;ben_vulpes: yeah we ground-bound folk don't appreciate the air movements around objects 1012921;1423430540;decimation;in particular with paragliding, I think that it attracts a certain set of folk who might not consider safety as a top priority 1012922;1423430587;ben_vulpes;there's also the squirrelsuit insanity 1012923;1423430622;decimation;folks who volunteer to jump out of a perfectly good aircraft? 1012924;1423430702;ben_vulpes;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5N9t5qOSzCU << this sort of thing 1012925;1423430704;assbot;The best wing suit /skydive from you tube PART1 - YouTube ... ( http://bit.ly/1A2ZFl5 ) 1012926;1423430722;BingoBoingo;ben_vulpes: fwiw there aren't many orcs in the rural bits of ussa, and one can shoot trespassers on sign in those provinces too << Different kind, even tolkien had different kinds of orcs 1012927;1423430748;decimation;ben_vulpes: lol that's nuts 1012928;1423430770;decimation;it's an interesting use of ground effect though 1012929;1423430787;ben_vulpes;that's not ground effect if i understand the mechanism in question correctly. 1012930;1423430821;ben_vulpes;GE entails actually riding on a compressed cushion between the foil and the ground, not the lift off the foil alone. 1012931;1423430836;ben_vulpes;(again, i am not an expert in this area) 1012932;1423430866;BingoBoingo;asciilifeform not so foolish as to think about 'homogeneous enforcement environments', knows that there are, e.g., vast deserts in usa where folks set off trucks full of dynamite for amusement, etc. << Sometimes law enforcement attention comes to these folks too. 1012933;1423430909;decimation;ben_vulpes: yeah I guess that's what I thought was happening when he gets close to the ground, but there's probably not enough of a 'cushion' to do the turns they are doing 1012934;1423430930;decimation;it strikes me that if the wind suddenly shifts they could easily bash their heads into a rock 1012935;1423430964;ben_vulpes;it's not really clear to me how close they actually are to terra. 1012936;1423430986;ben_vulpes;in some places, very close. those places also look very steep. 1012937;1423431000;ben_vulpes;sink rate being a thing; angle of attack being a thing... 1012938;1423431009;decimation;aye 1012939;1423432614;BingoBoingo;decimation: in the us gas heat is common, but typical large us house has a 'forced air' system that moves heated air around the house << Natural gas backup generators for homes are not unheard of here, occasionally going up to home's normal electricity consumption. 1012940;1423432639;BingoBoingo;The things live burried in yard 1012941;1423432681;decimation;BingoBoingo: yeah for whatever reason natural gas distribution seems much more reliable than electric distribution 1012942;1423432747;mircea_popescu;bitcoinquestions in general a machine is secure if its secure. linux is not a magic pill. as danielpbarron suggests, not connecting it to the internet helps a lot, but also makes it more difficult. 1012943;1423432758;BingoBoingo;decimation: Well failures of the natural gas system tend to be more... catastrophic... I remember as a child the day half of my hometown was evacuated because ditch diggers broke an incoming pipe at the edge of town. 1012944;1423432762;mircea_popescu;heh. 1012945;1423432782;decimation;BingoBoingo: yeah that's true. occasionally a house explodes too 1012946;1423432796;BingoBoingo;Or city block 1012947;1423432831;mircea_popescu;a total of nine exploded in a decade in timisoara (tiny town, 300k) 1012948;1423433001;[]bot;Bet created: "Gold below $1175 on March 1st" http://bitbet.us/bet/1118/ 1012949;1423433437;BingoBoingo;mircea_popescu: the best chemistry lab, were it to be maintained as a collection of bottles going "stuff" "Good stuff!" "REagenT" etc 18:23:12 mircea_popescu: would not really work. << This is why other big cause of home explosion is meth "labs" 1012950;1423433489;mircea_popescu;decimation> in particular with paragliding, I think that it attracts a certain set of folk who might not consider safety as a top priority << i think paragliding is much like hunting, a sport intended for empty land. 1012951;1423433506;mircea_popescu;you wouldn't go blasting quailshot all over the mall either, would you. 1012952;1423433564;mircea_popescu;BingoBoingo yup. people trusting shit to memory that are also actively attackin it chemically. 1012953;1423433760;thestringpuller;BingoBoingo: that Breaking Bad tho 1012954;1423433809;BingoBoingo;thestringpuller: Illustrates an important difference. "Anyone can do" and "Few can do well" 1012955;1423433860;thestringpuller;At somepoint I thunk you better call saul 1012956;1423433950;BingoBoingo;mircea_popescu still vividly remembers this event when he was maybe 13 or so. this kid "got really psised off" and was going to hit me. every time he launched his fist, he also closed his eyes. every time i'd dodge and he'd mash his fist into the nearby wall. his hits got softer an softer, but he never figured out why exactly he's not making contact. << Silimar event in middle school. Bigger kid pesters me for days about how he's 1012957;1423433950;BingoBoingo;going to fight me. When he finally starts throwing punches can't keep his eyes open long enough to hit anything or avoid going to the ground and getting stomped 1012958;1423433997;mircea_popescu;i didn't beat him up, it was kinda incongruous. he had no real quarrel, posed no real threat and besides, as far as teh adults were concerned i was a silver spoony gentleman. 1012959;1423434173;BingoBoingo;Well, I'd been annoyed by his build up to this event for a few day, twas enough of a greivance. 1012960;1423434228;mircea_popescu;makes sense 1012961;1423434368;BingoBoingo;School administrator was puzzled by the combatants being "A" students without long disciplinary records didn't see fit to issue discipline to either party as the aggressor learned he wasn't fit to aggress. 1012962;1423434871;BingoBoingo;mircea_popescu still vividly remembers this event when he was maybe 13 or so. this kid "got really psised off" and was going to hit me. every time he launched his fist, he also closed his eyes. every time i'd dodge and he'd mash his fist into the nearby wall. his hits got softer an softer, but he never figured out why exactly he's not making contact. << Airstrip One must first be cast into the ocean 1012963;1423434892;BingoBoingo;^mircea_popescu: sometimes i fantasize about buying an old english castle, turning it into a computing school for nude 18 to 22 yo ladies, and putting alf in charge of it, with a flexible bamboo cane. << wrong pasta buffer 1012964;1423434901;mircea_popescu;lol you think ? 1012965;1423435099;decimation;from the slatestarcodex guy: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ritual_of_the_Calling_of_an_Engineer 1012966;1423435101;assbot;Ritual of the Calling of an Engineer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia ... ( http://bit.ly/190fPzt ) 1012967;1423435121;decimation;"The ritual traces its origins to professor H. E. T. Haultain of the University of Toronto, who believed and persuaded other members of the Engineering Institute of Canada that there needed to be a ceremony and standard of ethics developed for graduating engineers. The need was patently obvious in the light of the Quebec Bridge disasters." 1012968;1423435181;decimation;http://www.loper-os.org/?p=1299 < "One clever soul suggested applying this doctrine to yet a fourth profession, creating a kind of “programmer priest.” Perhaps one day there will indeed be someone you can trust to pronounce – truthfully and competently – that a crypto-system is strong, that a protocol has not been diddled, that your computer serves only a single master." 1012969;1423435183;assbot;Loper OS » Don’t Blame the Mice. ... ( http://bit.ly/190fXPr ) 1012970;1423435291;mircea_popescu;slowly inching towards that. but more like conclave. 1012971;1423435834;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform "In the United States polite letters was a cult of the Brahmins of Boston, with William Dean Howells at the helm of the Atlantic." << Release Date: August 20, 2006 [EBook #3190] 1012972;1423435859;mircea_popescu;apparently "brahmin" has a lengthy usage to describe the cult of the dead cow of massachussetts ? 1012973;1423435909;mircea_popescu;(produced by one David Widger) 1012974;1423435924;decimation;moldbug repurposed (re-re-repurposed?) the word "brahmin" to mean something like 'modern liberal elite' 1012975;1423435939;mircea_popescu;signed Franklin J. Meine 1012976;1423435951;mircea_popescu;dead about the time shockley was splitting up. 1012977;1423435957;mircea_popescu;decimation this is exactly the usage. 1012978;1423435987;decimation;but before that it was used to describe Massachusetts men who spoke with a particular accent and had a particular affinity with the anglo colonizers 1012979;1423436035;mircea_popescu;as in "Boston Brahmin" ? 1012980;1423436040;decimation;aye 1012981;1423436079;mircea_popescu;The term was coined by the physician and writer Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr., in an 1860 article in the Atlantic Monthly. 1012982;1423436098;mircea_popescu;ic. 1012983;1423436118;decimation;actual boston brahmins talking > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfR4DLXYpCw 1012984;1423436120;assbot;A dying race- two Boston Brahmins converse (from AMERICAN TO - YouTube ... ( http://bit.ly/1DU01aK ) 1012985;1423436182;mircea_popescu;they sound australian to me. 1012986;1423436211;decimation;I guess that's what you get from fifth-generation englishmen removed from england 1012987;1423436222;decimation;perhaps farther removed actually 1012988;1423436664;mircea_popescu;thye also sound quite idiotic, in retrospect. 1012989;1423436676;mircea_popescu;dickens vs austen ? "o look, my toy car is faster than your toy car!" 1012990;1423436855;decimation;yeah the conversation topic is quite inane. 1012991;1423436859;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: i love your quotes on the US being broke 1012992;1423436868;thestringpuller;I say that to cops a lot when they pull me over for being black 1012993;1423436880;mircea_popescu;does it work out ? 1012994;1423436884;thestringpuller;"You're broke nigga, you gonna really persecute the nigga payin your salary" 1012995;1423436892;mircea_popescu;lmao 1012996;1423436903;mircea_popescu;!up Quantinium 1012997;1423436917;mircea_popescu;yeah, that's a true old courthouse favourite, "i pay your salary" 1012998;1423436931;thestringpuller;Usually cop is like "You got anything valuable in the vehicle?" 1012999;1423436940;thestringpuller;"Or on your person?" 1013000;1423437002;mircea_popescu;!up bitcoinquestions 1013001;1423437032;decimation;thestringpuller: they are fishing for some property to indict. maybe the local cops want to have some new toys 1013002;1423437052;bitcoinquestions;yo i dug through your posts on trilema about how you think Gavin is sabotaging bitcoin or whatever for wanting to increase the block size. Are you afraid of DDOS attacks because there are not enough full nodes? 1013003;1423437081;thestringpuller;bitcoinquestions: could you elaborate on your question? 1013004;1423437117;mircea_popescu;!up mandarin 1013005;1423437121;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 52062 @ 0.00039986 = 20.8175 BTC [-] {3} 1013006;1423437128;mircea_popescu;i am not afraid. 1013007;1423437234;thestringpuller;!b 1 1013008;1423437235;assbot;Last 1 lines bashed and pending review. ( http://dpaste.com/37P8WY9.txt ) 1013009;1423437471;danielpbarron;funny he mentions ddos 1013010;1423437477;decimation;it is, isn't it? 1013011;1423437563;decimation;in 1790 mr. ddos would have been on one of the sans-culotte's murder gangs 1013012;1423437600;mircea_popescu;hardly. 1013013;1423437860;decimation;well, there's a certain lefty predilection toward paranoia/violence that seems stable over the centuries 1013014;1423437914;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48450 @ 0.00039723 = 19.2458 BTC [-] 1013015;1423437971;mircea_popescu;i suspect it's just narcissistic rage. 1013016;1423437977;mircea_popescu;"what do you mean i am stupid ?!?!?!?!" 1013017;1423438006;decimation;'no ur stupid, imma ddos you loic!' 1013018;1423439074;mircea_popescu;!up bitcoinquestions 1013019;1423439081;mircea_popescu;get a cloak will you. 1013020;1423439099;bitcoinquestions;A cloak? 1013021;1423439155;bitcoinquestions;You mean hide my IP address? 1013022;1423439232;mircea_popescu;yes. 1013023;1423439341;bitcoinquestions;Were you flooding my IP address? 1013024;1423439687;mircea_popescu;nope. 1013025;1423439696;mircea_popescu;!s ddos 1013026;1423439697;assbot;485 results for 'ddos' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=ddos 1013027;1423439702;bitcoinquestions;mircea_popescu: ? I need to know whether or not to call the cable company :D 1013028;1423439702;mircea_popescu;this is a recurring topic here. 1013029;1423439719;mircea_popescu;there's, intermittently, some unidentified derp that floods noobs 1013030;1423441684;mircea_popescu;!up bitcoinquestions 1013031;1423441761;bitcoinquestions;ty 1013032;1423441782;bitcoinquestions;as I was trying to ask early - why do you not like the change to increase the block size? 1013033;1423441864;mircea_popescu;you said that you read my articles, which is nice, but it'd be a lot better if instead of saying you did you showed me you did, by asking meaningful rather than meaninglessly general questions. 1013034;1423441926;mircea_popescu;particularly relevant, http://trilema.com/2015/third-pass-addressing-the-more-common-pseudo-arguments-raised-by-the-very-stupid-people-that-like-the-gavin-scamcoin-proposal/ 1013035;1423441927;assbot;Third pass addressing the more common pseudo-arguments raised by the very stupid people that like the Gavin scamcoin proposal pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. ... ( http://bit.ly/1vzm5Zm ) 1013036;1423441931;mircea_popescu;"XII. The current 1Mb limit is arbitrary. We want to change it. Please ignore the fact that the discussion is about whether to change or not to change, and please ignore that the onus is on whoever proposes change to justify it. Instead, buy into our pretense that the discussion is about "which arbitrary value". Because we're idiots, and so should be you!" 1013037;1423442242;bitcoinquestions;mircea_popescu: Okay of course the proponents of the change are the ones who must justify it. But the justification is pretty simple, with a larger block size the network can support more transactions per second. This allows more transactions to be onchain instead of through trusted identities. 1013038;1423442272;mircea_popescu;looky here : growing larger implies growing costs. this is a given. a larger bitcoin will somehow be paid for. 1013039;1423442288;mircea_popescu;there are two avenues to pay for it. one is, to pay for it in bitcoin. via paying for txn. 1013040;1423442299;mircea_popescu;another one is, to pay for it in fiat, via paying for disk space. 1013041;1423442322;mircea_popescu;these are, obviously, both going to be employed, in some combination, because the thing is going to grow too huge to allow exclusivity 1013042;1423442346;mircea_popescu;unrelated to all of this, a usg mole is proposing to change bitcoin into something unsustainable. 1013043;1423442369;mircea_popescu;this is completely differet a matter, and it is not proper to mix it together in the consideration of an actual problem. it is not an actual problem. 1013044;1423442388;mircea_popescu;to understand exactly the situation, you have camles and donkeys, and have to carry a billion tons of rubble. 1013045;1423442401;mircea_popescu;it is one idea to discuss how to load the donkeyus and the camels respectively, to best do this. 1013046;1423442420;mircea_popescu;it is ANOTHER discussion to propose that you pile all the donkeys on top of the camels and then throw the lot in the river. 1013047;1423442432;mircea_popescu;both discuss camels and donkeys. both ARE NOT discussions of how to carry your rubble. 1013048;1423442516;mircea_popescu;so : a) gavin is in no way involved in bitcoin development ; b) gavin's insanities have nothing to do with bitcoin's problems, and in no case are they solutions. as you'd expect of someone who has nothing to do with it in the first place. 1013049;1423442792;bitcoinquestions;mircea_popescu: Do you have proof that Gavin and some USG mole is trying to implement some attack on bitcoin? What has made you come to this conclusion? 1013050;1423442804;mircea_popescu;not gavin AND. 1013051;1423442806;mircea_popescu;gavin's it. 1013052;1423442810;bitcoinquestions;ah gavin is 1013053;1423442810;bitcoinquestions;okay 1013054;1423442855;mircea_popescu;what has made me come to this conclusion is neither here nor there. i am not proposing anything to you. i have made my own determinations, and if you inquire i tell you the reasons. that's how far that goes. 1013055;1423442915;bitcoinquestions;Well I am inquiring what your reasons are 1013056;1423442966;mircea_popescu;as above. 1013057;1423443184;bitcoinquestions;mircea_popescu: Ah okay I reread and understand a little better I believe. But why do you assume you need to pay for more disk space in fiat? 1013058;1423443278;mircea_popescu;yes, well... are you one of those who imagines bitpay "paid in bitcoin" for whatever sponsorship ? 1013059;1423443282;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49824 @ 0.00040615 = 20.236 BTC [+] {2} 1013060;1423443309;mircea_popescu;point remains : if the expansion is paid in bitcoin, whosoever wants to participate has to SELL fiast assets and buy bitcoin. 1013061;1423443330;mircea_popescu;if on the other hand expansion is paid in "hard drives" chances are whosoevere wants to participate has to SELL bitcoin to buy fiat assets. 1013062;1423443343;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13426 @ 0.00041313 = 5.5467 BTC [+] 1013063;1423443573;mircea_popescu;!up bitcoinquestions 1013064;1423443576;bitcoinquestions;mircea_popescu: Ah I see. Interesting. That is definitely the case as of today. That being said, let's say I create a company that is able to provide hard drive space for cheaper, but I only accepted payment in BTC. If this company existed would your opinion change? 1013065;1423443600;mircea_popescu;how would this work ? you mean you manufacture the hard drives in house ? 1013066;1423443612;bitcoinquestions;exactly 1013067;1423443648;mircea_popescu;exactly schmexactly. there's a difference between the idle imagination of youth and the knowledge of men. for instance : i know but you don't know that the vast majority of hard drives are produced in the same few acres of asian shore. 1013068;1423443660;mircea_popescu;and that at one point, when they had a flood, hard drive prices exploded on the market by a factor of 3 1013069;1423443663;mircea_popescu;which lasted for a summer. 1013070;1423443678;mircea_popescu;and that if i or anyone else decides to bomb that place that's that for new hard drives for a decade or more. 1013071;1423443907;bitcoinquestions;mircea_popescu: alright fair enough, I was just proposing a hypothetical to make sure I understood your position. 1013072;1423443953;assbot;[MPEX] [S.QNTR] 5000 @ 0.00025459 = 1.273 BTC [+] {2} 1013073;1423443986;mircea_popescu;how are you to make them ? where do you buy your raw materials for bitcoin ? where do you hire workers and pay them in bitcoin ? 1013074;1423443992;mircea_popescu;on it goes. 1013075;1423444032;kakobrekla;re that story https://www.backblaze.com/blog/backblaze_drive_farming-2/ 1013076;1423444038;mircea_popescu;forget that part and think of bandwidth. romania does not have this problem, but the us does. bandwidth accessibility is actually going down, not up, and it looks like it may go away entirely. 1013077;1423444106;bitcoinquestions;mircea_popescu: yeah man everyday I feel more and more that I need to get out of the US 1013078;1423444125;mircea_popescu;so then do. 1013079;1423444130;mircea_popescu;!s jews 1013080;1423444131;assbot;343 results for 'jews' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=jews 1013081;1423444198;bitcoinquestions;mircea_popescu: It isn't that simple, I have loved ones etc. 1013082;1423444229;mircea_popescu;right. 1013083;1423444245;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla not bad. 1013084;1423444670;bitcoinquestions;mircea_popescu: Another question I have for you. Are you happier when the BTC price goes up or when it goes down? 1013085;1423445027;BingoBoingo;!up GoMaD 1013086;1423445355;bitcoinquestions;I would do anything to be able to drive the price down because I'm collecting coins, but I was wondering whether or not there's a point where you are happy with your assets in terms of BTC and then just want to increase the value of the coins 1013087;1423446149;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 63950 @ 0.00039723 = 25.4029 BTC [-] 1013088;1423446322;trinque;bitcoinquestions: having loved ones is a good reason to get out of the US. 1013089;1423446464;trinque;!up bitcoinquestions 1013090;1423446487;bitcoinquestions;trinque: good point haha. Is this channel all in Romania? How is it there? 1013091;1423446523;trinque;no, I live in the US; can't speak for the others 1013092;1423446529;BingoBoingo;bitcoinquestions: This channel has rather good global coverage. Even Africa is included in regular participants. Asian participation is a bit lacking though. 1013093;1423446580;trinque;I will say that listening to those familiar with the soviet collapse has been enlightening 1013094;1423446698;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41050 @ 0.00039714 = 16.3026 BTC [-] {2} 1013095;1423447231;cazalla;anyone reading the hong kong 400m bitcoin loss and wondering why it's not on qntra, difficult to ascertain the facts on this one but it would appear hong kong media are clueless.. speaks to qntra's need for a chinese correspondent 1013096;1423447602;BingoBoingo;https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/commit/f19dded6e4bf6b5a345de899863310281846eb61 1013097;1423447603;assbot;Improve robustness of DER recoding code · f19dded · bitcoin/bitcoin · GitHub ... ( http://bit.ly/1Dv287g ) 1013098;1423447614;trinque;cazalla: interesting, I expected another coin theft but this looks like typical madoff 1013099;1423447974;bitcoinquestions;Does everyone in this channel code? 1013100;1423448102;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AM1] 17 @ 0.101 = 1.717 BTC [-] {3} 1013101;1423448193;BingoBoingo;trinque: Questions go so far as to whether the thing even existed/happened 1013102;1423448314;BingoBoingo;!up bitcoinquestions Depends on your definitions of everyone and code 1013103;1423448342;bitcoinquestions;by code I mean knows a little bit of python and by everyone I mean 75%+ 1013104;1423448397;bitcoinquestions;(not python specifically but you get the point) 1013105;1423448528;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 92574 @ 0.00041313 = 38.2451 BTC [+] 1013106;1423448589;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25789 @ 0.00041503 = 10.7032 BTC [+] 1013107;1423448849;BingoBoingo;Well, It's still hard to say 1013108;1423448867;BingoBoingo;Not everyone advertises everything 1013109;1423449159;jurov;yeah, i guess 75% of me codes 1013110;1423449290;BingoBoingo;Question for the foundation: When futzing with bitcoin sources to build more recent phoundation version, changing the constant in alert.cpp to garbage will keep a node so built from recognizing and/or passing a Gavin alert. Yes or no? 1013111;1423449426;BingoBoingo;!up agorecki 1013112;1423449428;jurov;BingoBoingo: depends on the patch 1013113;1423449453;jurov;and i don't see any alert.cpp on 0.5.3 1013114;1423449521;bitcoinquestions;you guys run bitcoin 0.5.3? 1013115;1423449594;danielpbarron;!s thebitcoin.foundation 1013116;1423449595;assbot;21 results for 'thebitcoin.foundation' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=thebitcoin.foundation 1013117;1423449637;jurov;!s pogostick 1013118;1423449638;assbot;3 results for 'pogostick' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=pogostick 1013119;1423449644;jurov;!s pogoplug 1013120;1423449645;assbot;34 results for 'pogoplug' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=pogoplug 1013121;1423449651;jurov;^that. 1013122;1423449682;BingoBoingo;jurov: I'm fucking around on 0.8.6 two lines in alert.cpp in that version possess public keys for verifying "Upgrade Alerts". My gut is telling me that changing the public keys to garbage is going to be the quick dirty way to effectively neuter the alert system in the build. Figure each time I build change the garbage subbing for pubkeys. 1013123;1423450212;jurov;http://btc.yt/lxr/satoshi/source/src/main.cpp?v=0.8.6#3692 after short exploration i found out this 1013124;1423450213;assbot;Satoshi 0.8.6/src/main.cpp ... ( http://bit.ly/16Da1tX ) 1013125;1423450239;jurov;i.e. your node would think others misbehave by sending invalid alerts 1013126;1423450282;jurov;better remove whole branch completely 1013127;1423450288;BingoBoingo;Ah 1013128;1423450388;BingoBoingo;Thanks 1013129;1423451176;mod6;BingoBoingo: alerts were snipped via this patch: http://thebitcoin.foundation/turdmeister-alert-snip.tar.gz -- It's not posted to the btc-dev mailing list yet. This might have been because of issues with messages getting snarffed back in Oct./Nov. 1013130;1423451177;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/16Dejl2 ) 1013131;1423451224;BingoBoingo;mod6: Saw that. I'm building a different phoundation version for personal use. 1013132;1423451240;mod6;it seems that alerts were probably moved out to their own file in later versions. 1013133;1423451254;mod6;re: alerts.cpp etc. 1013134;1423451349;mod6;asciilifeform: when you get a chance, you should do a new submission to the list for the alert & win32 patches. thx in advance. 1013135;1423451581;mod6;BingoBoingo: fwiw it looks like alerts.[h/cpp] appear in v0.7.0 1013136;1423451596;BingoBoingo;K 1013137;1423451685;mircea_popescu;BingoBoingo: My gut is telling me that changing the public keys to garbage is going to be the quick << not that dirty, either. 1013138;1423451905;mircea_popescu;!up bitcoinquestions 1013139;1423451925;mircea_popescu;everyone can "do a little coding' just like any man could ride a horse in 1800. 1013140;1423451935;mircea_popescu;people who can't are simply subhuman. 1013141;1423452390;BingoBoingo;!up Newar 1013142;1423454056;thestringpuller;i keep getting into arguments about non-people (the ones who would put arm in wood chipper) 1013143;1423454071;thestringpuller;flailing my arms yelling "they aren't people!!!" 1013144;1423454603;thestringpuller;"OMG the blocksize limit is too small" last 6 blocks: 108k 26k 112k 97k 553k and 602k 1013145;1423454615;BingoBoingo;!b 1 1013146;1423454616;assbot;Last 1 lines bashed and pending review. ( http://dpaste.com/3S3Y83J.txt ) 1013147;1423456185;mircea_popescu;!up bitcoinquestions 1013148;1423456226;bitcoinquestions;mircea_popescu: I did a lot more critical thinking about the blocksize limit and holy shit I feel so dumb for ever thinking Gavin's proposal was a good idea. 1013149;1423456268;thestringpuller;bitcoinquestions: http://i.imgur.com/38BlfVp.png 1013150;1423456322;bitcoinquestions;And there's no way Gavin doesn't know exactly what he's doing, right? Like is it possible he convinced himself that it was a good idea? 1013151;1423456372;bitcoinquestions;It's perfectly tricky though - it does at first seem like a good idea. 1013152;1423456536;bitcoinquestions;It seems like something he could convince the masses to upgrade to, but I'm assuming the miners know better than to let that happen, correct? 1013153;1423456540;bitcoinquestions;Like is this a real threat? 1013154;1423456719;mircea_popescu;it's always possible one convinces himself anything's a good idea. 1013155;1423456725;mircea_popescu;see discussion re orwell past few days. 1013156;1423456869;thestringpuller;;;google site:trilema.com woodchipper 1013157;1423456870;gribble;The story of Pointless and Witless pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea ...: ; MPOE, January 2014 Statement pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea ...: ; Notorious M.P. layin down that subliminal shit, na mean ? pe Trilema ...: ; Jonathan Richman- "Since She Started to Ride" 40 Watt Club 2/6/10 ...: ; Jonathan Richman – Since She Started to Ride – Listen and ...: 1013408;1423499014;nubbins`;^ first link, straight up 1013409;1423499089;nubbins`;“I just want to do some time for my country, give it some service,” Cooper, 17, told CBC News. 1013410;1423499097;nubbins`;do some time? give it some service? 1013411;1423499119;nubbins`;i think the kid is unsure as to whether the armed forces is a prison or a gang bang 1013412;1423499179;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 1974 @ 0.0007821 = 1.5439 BTC [-] {6} 1013413;1423499199;nubbins`;leaving aside the fact that the kid faked a SINGLE panic attack TWO YEARS AGO in order to get out of an exam 1013414;1423499211;nubbins`;and was put on prozac and diagnosed with a DISORDER 1013415;1423499249;mircea_popescu;lol sounds porny. 1013416;1423499423;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43350 @ 0.00039203 = 16.9945 BTC [-] 1013417;1423499823;nubbins`;"I don't think that people should have to hide the fact that they have a mental illness," Cooper said. 1013418;1423499825;nubbins`;lel 1013419;1423499848;nubbins`;"i don't think people should have to hide the fact that they have blood-borne pathogens" says the guy with Hep C who can't donate blood 1013420;1423499913;mircea_popescu;more importantly, who can't donate sperm. to women. directly. 1013421;1423499950;mircea_popescu;anyway, people only should hide the fact that they have a mental ilness if they wish to get shot. 1013422;1423500003;mircea_popescu;incidentally, my measure to resolve the "police violence" thing would be a) everyone with a mental issue must wear a funny hat. 1013423;1423500015;nubbins`;i thought that's why cops wore funny hats. 1013424;1423500020;mircea_popescu;it is. 1013425;1423500023;mircea_popescu;but too one-sided. 1013426;1423500382;davout;today #b-a explains the fedoras thing 1013427;1423500424;mircea_popescu;lol 1013428;1423500532;mircea_popescu;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=09-02-2015#1013313 <<< i tell you, getting the girls only, and after a decade or two is the best policy. 1013429;1423500532;assbot;Logged on 09-02-2015 08:48:34; cazalla: gee what an afternoon, kid makes a run for it while changing his nappy, i end up covered in shit and then piss 1013430;1423500694;mircea_popescu;davout: never heard about it, but apparently they're putting bs&t to shame with a $400mn loss, sounds doubtful << yeah srsly, sounds like pure bs. 1013431;1423500719;mircea_popescu;1mn dollars AVERAGE exposure over 3k investors ? 1013432;1423500744;davout;400mn loss for 3000 investors -> 133k/investor 1013433;1423500800;mircea_popescu;yeah in usd. still, this is like mpoe level, i very much doubt it. 1013434;1423500811;mircea_popescu;it's possible, obviously, the chinese are nazi-private, but i dun really see it. 1013435;1423500822;davout;the whole thing is pure bs 1013436;1423500857;davout;according to some random bitcointalk dude the chinese journalist computed the loss by multiplying fake bitcoins on the order book by the current market price 1013437;1423500888;asciilifeform;;;bc,stats 1013438;1423500888;mircea_popescu;oh lol 1013439;1423500890;mircea_popescu;heh nm. 1013440;1423500893;gribble;Current Blocks: 342729 | Current Difficulty: 4.44554159623438E10 | Next Difficulty At Block: 344735 | Next Difficulty In: 2006 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 5 days, 22 hours, 36 minutes, and 23 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 66783348140.5 | Estimated Percent Change: 50.22545 1013441;1423500898;asciilifeform;326535. 1013442;1423500902;mircea_popescu;in this sense... ethereum will be a loss to people. 1013443;1423500909;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform neat. this the pc valgrind ? 1013444;1423500918;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: aha 1013445;1423500991;asciilifeform;i kinda forgot why i even set that one up 1013446;1423501004;asciilifeform;iirc, we already know what there is to know re: that version 1013447;1423501015;mircea_popescu;assbot: Americas Booty Obsession Is Another Symptom Of Social Decline << i also like ass. 1013448;1423501030;mircea_popescu;yes but you;re supposed to let things finish 1013449;1423501040;asciilifeform;that must've been it 1013450;1423501068;asciilifeform;plus to see if can get any of the legendary wedges 1013451;1423501073;mircea_popescu;mhm 1013452;1423501170;mircea_popescu;mike_c like the butcher said, "i merely follow the lulzlines already present". 1013453;1423501421;mike_c;hehe, yeah, that was a good one 1013454;1423501493;mircea_popescu;to a large degree, it was obvious that once we move from "inflation pays for it" to "you gotta pay for it" the "consumers have come to expect" were going to throw a shitfest. 1013455;1423501504;mircea_popescu;what that changes... ask them, not me, to borrow an alfism. 1013456;1423501576;mike_c;it was always "you gotta pay for it". most people just don't connect the dots to understand that's what inflation is. 1013457;1423501621;mircea_popescu;god preserve me from heresy but! so far inflaiton has actually been beneficial for bitcoin. 1013458;1423501658;mircea_popescu;one could never have made a bitcoin without a block reward. this, of course, means that we now have a promise to renege on. but i'm not about to start reneging on promises. 1013459;1423501792;*;thestringpuller makes note to look at this specific log later with popcorn in hand 1013460;1423501814;asciilifeform;wai, wat, promise ? 1013461;1423501826;mike_c;21m 1013462;1423501829;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform yes. "bitcoin will continue to function as before" 1013463;1423501833;mircea_popescu;not merely 21mn. 1013464;1423501839;mike_c;that's a big one though. 1013465;1423501844;mircea_popescu;biggest, yes. 1013466;1423501859;mircea_popescu;but economy is built on money and thus fungible. a bunch of small ones add up. 1013467;1423501870;asciilifeform;'...with strange eons even death may die' etc 1013468;1423501892;mircea_popescu;beheading naked kings on the vaguest whiff of approaching even small ones -> best policy. 1013469;1423502901;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42900 @ 0.00040139 = 17.2196 BTC [+] {2} 1013470;1423503221;mircea_popescu;http://time.com/3135722/ohio-morgue-sex-kenneth-douglas/ 1013471;1423503223;assbot;Kenneth Douglas Says He Had Sex With Up to 100 Dead Bodies ... ( http://bit.ly/1A61Ynj ) 1013472;1423503287;asciilifeform;'A key piece of evidence was Douglas wifes testimony that when she called to report her husband coming home from work smelling like sex and alcohol, she was told whatever happens on county property, in county time, is county business.' 1013473;1423503291;asciilifeform;^ mega-l0l 1013474;1423503322;mircea_popescu;cunty biznis. 1013475;1423503445;mircea_popescu;!up xeal 1013476;1423503463;mircea_popescu;it's a fact that beards grow after death. i wonder if women lubricate through a similar process. 1013477;1423503477;mircea_popescu;one of those things only a mortician would know./ 1013478;1423503497;asciilifeform;iirc not grow but fail to shrink at pace with the rest of the face 1013479;1423503501;asciilifeform;and hence appear to grow 1013480;1423503503;mircea_popescu;right. 1013481;1423503523;asciilifeform;the subject of juices was explored in some detail in the famous comic 'sexy losers' 1013482;1423503530;asciilifeform;to which the word 'fap' is also credited 1013483;1423503662;mircea_popescu;i neversaw this ? 1013484;1423503717;thestringpuller;I wonder why justusravnier "wants adoption" his other blogposts seem sane... 1013485;1423503776;thestringpuller;I guess people just don't like being told, "Hey you're poor, and excluded from this cool thing nao cause you are useless. Kthxbai." 1013486;1423503803;mircea_popescu;i dunno. sent him a http://log.bitcoin-assets.com//?date=16-01-2015#979042 no answer yet. 1013487;1423503803;assbot;Logged on 16-01-2015 05:10:16; mircea_popescu: justusranvier http://qntra.net/2015/01/transaction-fees-and-the-future-of-bitcoin/#comment-7394 1013488;1423503824;davout;thestringpuller: no, some people had, buried somewhere in them, the idea that bitcoin would not only be money, but 'nice money' 1013489;1423503831;davout;'fair money' 1013490;1423503889;asciilifeform;davout: 'Yes, it was once the case that you had to be a financier to send an intact penny across the ocean. But the fact that Bitcoin enables you to do so does not turn you into a financier. Nobody cancelled money makes money. It would be rather like demanding that an asteroid should have the gravitational pull of Earth. The Third Rock From The Sun can hold an atmosphere and your piece of cosmic flotsam cant. Such 1013491;1423503890;asciilifeform; is life. Quantity still has a quality all its own. Ten million dollars buys you a money printer, but ten dollars do not. Not even a proportionately-smaller one. Everyone who hopes to see some kind of democratizing influence in Bitcoin is gravely misguided: by some indications, the Bitcoin ecosystem is at least as top heavy as the world of meatspace finance.' << my ancient article 1013492;1423503896;mircea_popescu;http://sexylosers.com/262.html << shitty ux omfg. 1013493;1423503897;assbot;#262 - Chafed Dickens [5 of 5] ... ( http://bit.ly/1A64bPF ) 1013494;1423503939;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform exactly. 1013495;1423503939;thestringpuller;davout how is money ever fucking fair? one person having more resources that are finite means another person has less?!?!? 1013496;1423503969;davout;thestringpuller: 'fair money' exists in the mind of redditards, don't ask me what it means 1013497;1423503976;mircea_popescu;davout daughter of the wider insanity "everything new is better" married with the patently nuts "better is what i imagine it to be". 1013498;1423504009;thestringpuller;so people are entitled to use bitcoin...why? 1013499;1423504019;mircea_popescu;coming from people who utterly refuse to admit they;d be better off in chains in someone;'s basement... well... what's to be expected. 1013500;1423504045;thestringpuller;"Because it's my fucking right to use bitcoin even though I contribute nothing to it." 1013501;1423504059;davout;yeah, also low fees pl0x 1013502;1423504079;thestringpuller;Oh yea, we need to check our bitcoin privelage... >:( 1013503;1423504081;davout;"sure you can use bitcoin if you want to" 1013504;1423504088;mircea_popescu;THE CONSUMERS HAVE COME TO EXPECT 1013505;1423504110;davout;TCHCTE yo 1013506;1423504111;asciilifeform;refuse to admit they;d be better off in chains in someone;'s basement << afaik most of'em are boys and thus can expect only butugychag 1013507;1423504124;mircea_popescu;expect != better off. 1013508;1423504157;mircea_popescu;http://sexylosers.com/261.html << ahahah 1013509;1423504158;assbot;#261 - Chafed Dickens [4 of 5] ... ( http://bit.ly/1A64QAs ) 1013510;1423504159;asciilifeform;meant, who needs them in basement? not me. 1013511;1423504164;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform do yo uknow these people ? 1013512;1423504177;asciilifeform;which 1013513;1423504192;mircea_popescu;sexy losers 1013514;1423504192;thestringpuller;this is like coworker who brings team down but is never fired because government keeps them working 1013515;1423504205;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: not personally. but i thought it was one of the most famous www comics ever published 1013516;1423504221;thestringpuller;So the redditards want to impose straight up communism on us? 1013517;1423504221;mircea_popescu;So please do not send me the following types of E-mail: "commission requests -- I just do not have the time for commissions" 1013518;1423504224;mircea_popescu;wtf is wrong wit hthe world. 1013519;1423504236;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform i never saw an online comic before oglaf. 1013520;1423504256;asciilifeform;there were as many as drops in the sea 1013521;1423504302;asciilifeform;i knew about 'oglaf' and 'sexy losers.' 1013522;1423504312;asciilifeform;the only memorable ones i ever saw. 1013523;1423504328;asciilifeform;the latter has been dead for many years, iirc 1013524;1423504340;danielpbarron;even i briefly authored a web commic, although i don't think any copies of it remain anywhere 1013525;1423504363;mircea_popescu;abadoned 2009 so mkay. 1013526;1423504547;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 79850 @ 0.00039203 = 31.3036 BTC [-] 1013527;1423504746;mircea_popescu;by the way, if ne1 here has a fetlife account, i finally moved over, drop me a line. 1013528;1423504896;mircea_popescu;http://sexylosers.com/257.html bwahahah 1013529;1423504897;assbot;#257 - Chafed Dickens [1 of 5] ... ( http://bit.ly/1A67aro ) 1013530;1423505129;danielpbarron;http://www.atruechurch.info/masturbation.html The sexual desire is a God given desire (Romans 11:36) and it is not evil in and of itself (Romans 14:14). Moreover, God has made a way for even those who are not married (male or female), or those who are away from their spouse (like a soldier at war), to at least somewhat satisfy the sexual drive via masturbation. It is oppressive to teach that such an act is against the will o 1013531;1423505130;assbot;A True Church - Masturbation ... ( http://bit.ly/1A680Em ) 1013532;1423505203;mircea_popescu;the entire "every sperm is sacred" thing is more reaction-catholicism than anything. 1013533;1423505226;mircea_popescu;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fUspLVStPbk 1013534;1423505228;assbot;Every Sperm is Sacred - Monty Python's The Meaning of Life - YouTube ... ( http://bit.ly/1A68mea ) 1013535;1423505303;danielpbarron;catholics freely admit that they don't follow the Bible, and that some guy with a funny hat can arbitrarily change the rules as he pleases 1013536;1423505319;ben_vulpes;it is all a bit silly. 1013537;1423505322;mircea_popescu;actualy, papal infallibility is ancient law. 1013538;1423505341;mircea_popescu;also reaction catholicism, but more 600ish than 1800ish 1013539;1423505348;ben_vulpes;right up there with the sovereignty of sovereigns. 1013540;1423505375;mircea_popescu;hey, technically a valid claim. all of europe exists as embezzled provinces of the roman empire. 1013541;1423505466;mircea_popescu;o wait. i thought you meant the pope's (abandoned) claim of sovereignity over teh sovereigns. 1013542;1423505535;davout;aaaaaand we're back to hats for nutjobs 1013543;1423505591;mircea_popescu;speaking of hats for nutjobs, always remember to wear your condom! 1013544;1423505598;danielpbarron;lol 1013545;1423505625;mircea_popescu;speaking of which, condoms = masturbation don't they. 1013546;1423505650;mircea_popescu;http://sexylosers.com/007.html << bwahahah. 1013547;1423505651;assbot;#007 - Suicide Prevention Week ... ( http://bit.ly/1A69H4U ) 1013548;1423505676;mircea_popescu;"hey, suicide guy, you gonna kill youself ?" "yeah. life sucks." "wanna fuck first ?" "no, you freak!" "i guess ima have to wait for your body to wash ashore." 1013549;1423505777;danielpbarron;in Bible terms, it's enough to "lay with" someone, or "know her," or "see her nakedness" ; not sure a condom would get in the way of those things 1013550;1423505872;davout;danielpbarron: i heard gavin andresen wants to add a couple extra chapters to it, for moar adopshun 1013551;1423505885;danielpbarron;he wouldn't be the first 1013552;1423505899;mircea_popescu;considering how it came to be... 1013553;1423505928;mircea_popescu;"oh, people mock us for being essentially jew torrent artists ? FINE. WRITE A CONTINUATION." 1013554;1423505947;davout;christians are on gavinbible, jooz run pogobibles 1013555;1423505970;danielpbarron;jews add too; they have sets of books of "oral tradition" separate from the scriptures 1013556;1423506012;davout;danielpbarron: it's ok to have sidechains! 1013557;1423506012;mircea_popescu;davout well the split happened after some pretty heavy duty pruning. 1013558;1423506062;davout;mircea_popescu: what pruning? 1013559;1423506086;mircea_popescu;the jew books are about 5x the new+old testament. 1013560;1423506117;davout;ah, i see 1013561;1423506120;asciilifeform;approx. the same size as a set of 'britannica.' 1013562;1423506159;mircea_popescu;and yes, on top of that there's a web of commentary stretching out approx to the roman period. 1013563;1423506172;mircea_popescu;roughly about the same weight as what in europe constitutes "the humanities". 1013564;1423506177;mircea_popescu;the us doesn't have an equivalent. 1013565;1423506178;ben_vulpes;asshat talmud when 1013566;1423506198;mircea_popescu;(so a bunch of idiot chicks are trying to write it, out of boring gender and race stories) 1013567;1423506494;mircea_popescu;in fact, as ridiculous as mormonism is, he is an exact copy. the cultural relationship between judaism and christianity is exactly the same as between christianity and mormonism : a barely literate lout ran off with a few pages and made his own, self-important "variant", 1013568;1423506510;mircea_popescu;much in the way kids used to replace the "made by" strings in the old 8086 days with a hex editor. 1013569;1423506512;asciilifeform;fork 1013570;1423506719;nubbins`;re: sexy losers 1013571;1423506727;nubbins`;any of you remember when it was called "the thin H line"? 1013572;1423506733;asciilifeform;me. 1013573;1423506752;nubbins`;iirc the guy got outed in meatspace and had to "disappear" the old name 1013574;1423506764;nubbins`;turns out he worked with kids in some capacity? heh 1013575;1423506766;asciilifeform;now this - i never knew. 1013576;1423506792;nubbins`;i can't recall the details, but i feel like at the time it was a sort of "english teacher overseas" thing 1013577;1423506813;mircea_popescu;seems he lives in japan 1013578;1423506815;nubbins`;and his employers caught whiff of this necro-mastur-porn comic he did 1013579;1423506829;mircea_popescu;english teacher ;likely thing for a foreigner there to do. 1013580;1423506830;nubbins`;it went down for a while, came back as "sexy losers" 1013581;1423506838;mircea_popescu;mebbe he actually went because he wanted to jacvk off to 12yo jap gals. 1013582;1423506851;nubbins`;mircea_popescu you probably would not be surprised at how common this is 1013583;1423506873;nubbins`;speaking from experience, roughly half of all ESL teachers are "strange" 1013584;1423506878;mircea_popescu;indeed. 1013585;1423506897;asciilifeform;at one point, it was possible for virtually anyone who speaks engl. to find work in jp 'teaching' 1013586;1423506906;asciilifeform;('90s-?) 1013587;1423506911;nubbins`;incidentally, a guy i went to uni with, and whom i help get oriented on his first day in south korea, is now a straight-up major label pop star 1013588;1423506921;nubbins`;asciilifeform 90s-late 2000s 1013589;1423506934;nubbins`;technically 90s-present depending on your tolerance for working illegally 1013590;1423506997;mircea_popescu;fwiw, this particular sort of strange would definitely benefit from support more than OUTRAGE OMG!!1 1013591;1423507015;mircea_popescu;on one hand, it does exactly nothing to anyone, including the kids in question, that some weirdo jacks off. 1013592;1423507022;mircea_popescu;on the other hand, man... that's some serious issues. 1013593;1423507094;mircea_popescu;on my tenuous grasp of insanity, it'd seem that it's an entirely vacuous thing, which takes the shape you impose upon it. if you insist it's dangerous... it will probably grow some dangerous appendages. if you treat it as benign, it will basically be benign. 1013594;1423507126;nubbins`;it's only okay to have /some/ mental illnesses 1013595;1423507150;mircea_popescu;i dunno what's more alienating than the bizarre that obviously feeds this comic strip. 1013596;1423507153;nubbins`;hm i recall this one SL comic 1013597;1423507163;mircea_popescu;i mean, neurosis is one thing. this however... 1013598;1423507180;nubbins`;girl goes to porn audition, guy says "we have roles left in two films: 'beaten to death by hard cock' and 'do not talk to me, just cum on my face'" 1013599;1423507183;nubbins`;girl says "hmmmmm" 1013600;1423507203;nubbins`;later seen in change room, face glazed, asking girl covered in bruises "so what film were you in?" 1013601;1423507265;mircea_popescu;is this like a blonde joke ? 1013602;1423507415;nubbins`;http://sexylosers.com/194.html 1013603;1423507416;assbot;#194 - Bukkake Nights ... ( http://bit.ly/1z1q4JZ ) 1013604;1423507896;mircea_popescu;http://sexylosers.com/036.html << lolz. 1013605;1423507900;assbot;#036 - Calling Doctor Lovetalk ... ( http://bit.ly/1IEM5YS ) 1013606;1423507965;ben_vulpes;blast from the past! 1013607;1423508012;mircea_popescu;back when you were shy ? 1013608;1423508124;ben_vulpes;dunno that i've ever been shy 1013609;1423508922;thestringpuller;ben_vulpes: but you have been coy ;) 1013610;1423509444;cazalla;nubbins`: incidentally, a guy i went to uni with, and whom i help get oriented on his first day in south korea, is now a straight-up major label pop star <<< western kpop stars exist? 1013611;1423509490;nubbins`;;;google used cassettes 1013612;1423509491;gribble;USED CASSETTES - 열대,우리 (OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO) - YouTube: ; 유즈드 카세트 | Facebook: ; Used Cassettes (@usedcassettes) | Twitter: 1013613;1423509654;cazalla;nubbins`, not my sorta music, i'll stick to hyuna 1013614;1423509691;nubbins`;;;google crying nut circus magic wanderers 1013615;1423509692;gribble;Crying Nut - Circus Magic - YouTube: ; 100Beat's 100 Best Korean Albums of the '90s - Rate Your Music: ; South Korean punk discography - Tian An Men 89 Records: 1013616;1423509732;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 76800 @ 0.00039463 = 30.3076 BTC [+] {2} 1013617;1423509962;thestringpuller;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2vbi45/i_find_it_comedic_that_people_think_bitcoin_can/ << moar lulz!!!! 1013618;1423509973;thestringpuller;i love this block size/hard fork "debate" 1013619;1423511235;mircea_popescu;"It's largely engineers who think about it in terms of game theory. They think that if you have unlimited blocksize, then the cost of transactions will go to zero because there will always be a competitor that is willing to include transactions even if you're charging X. They believe this will cause a race to bottom and there won't be any incentive for miners to secure the network because they can't cover costs. 1013620;1423511235;mircea_popescu;I think of it from the perspective of utility. " 1013621;1423511246;mircea_popescu;o look at it, suddenly the arguments that didn't exist now exist ? 1013622;1423511254;mircea_popescu;except they don't have a source, somehow, magically ? 1013623;1423511277;mircea_popescu;"something i heard from all the people that all read trilema but i won't mention this" 1013624;1423511331;asciilifeform;'Ye Queene.O' God's name, who hath favored us? Hath it come to pass yt a fart shall fart itself?' 1013625;1423511335;mircea_popescu;what i find comedic is the sort of schmuck that thinks he'll survive on intellectual dishonestly. here's the story : if i made it and you stole it, whatever you think about it and however you're representing it... it'll still work for me. not for you. that's the thing with culture. 1013626;1423511368;mircea_popescu;five years ago romania was replete with kids who rewrote trilema articles about this and that to be like all cool and civilised and worldly and whatnot. 1013627;1423511382;mircea_popescu;five years later... shit, it's the same thing. herp. 1013628;1423511435;mircea_popescu;but anyway : it's not "mostly engineers". it's 100% of all the business people actually involved with bitcoin. 1013629;1423511475;pete_dushenski;maybe "mostly engineers" are those horse-riding folk 1013630;1423511481;pete_dushenski;the ones who can code a bit 1013631;1423511497;thestringpuller;o look a pete_dushenski 1013632;1423511497;mircea_popescu;at any rate, all this talk of "utility of bitcoin" can get fucked. it's a flimsy if doomed and in any case transparent attempt to frame the question in fiat terms. 1013633;1423511502;thestringpuller;gotten me writin' blog posts again 1013634;1423511507;thestringpuller;:P 1013635;1423511508;mircea_popescu;the utility OF EVERYTHING justifies itself in bitcoin terms. 1013636;1423511510;pete_dushenski;thestringpuller: heya :) 1013637;1423511519;mircea_popescu;bitcoin itself is money. that means BEYOND ANY UTILITY CONSIDERATION. 1013638;1423511521;mircea_popescu;fucking period. 1013639;1423511544;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: what I don't get is why people are freaking out they will have to pay a lot of money to use the system? 1013640;1423511545;mircea_popescu;all it has to do is make sure it's the best money. which it did. once that's done, utility is not a concern. you will work the blockchain if you have to do it by hand in dank cellars chained to the wall, 1013641;1423511545;pete_dushenski;like the sun is energy 1013642;1423511554;mircea_popescu;and ship the results by horse courrier 1013643;1423511575;thestringpuller;How do poor people have this much energy to be this vocal about something they will not be able to control... 1013644;1423511586;mircea_popescu;repackaging of ther "oh, utility of mining, all that electrictiy burned for nothing" crapolade. 1013645;1423511598;pete_dushenski;thestringpuller: because that's what makes them poor 1013646;1423511604;pete_dushenski;as per the definition 1013647;1423511612;mircea_popescu;the point of money is exactly this : that it may not itself be measured. there's no "utility" of money. it exclusively exists to measure everything else. 1013648;1423511616;asciilifeform;if fleas could speak, i imagine they would be similarly vocal about the proper behaviour of dogs 1013649;1423511619;pete_dushenski;their energy has no utility 1013650;1423511621;mircea_popescu;every redditard's mother, can be measured in bitcoin. 1013651;1423511641;pete_dushenski;to which: http://www.contravex.com/2015/02/09/the-value-of-a-life/ 1013652;1423511642;assbot;The value of a life. | Contravex: A blog by Pete Dushenski ... ( http://bit.ly/1DYItud ) 1013653;1423511652;pete_dushenski;man i know how to time it 1013654;1423511678;pete_dushenski;i'm generous enough to propose that the value of a free and productive man is a bitcent 1013655;1423511693;thestringpuller;asciilifeform: Yes, but back in the day people would just die after wasting too much energy trying to change something absolute in inevitability. (Doing rain dances during droughts instead of looking into irrigation). 1013656;1423511727;thestringpuller;It's like the dinosaurs getting mad at mammals instead of the asteroid or something like that. 1013657;1423511737;pete_dushenski;"what is the utility of a centimetre!" 1013658;1423511751;thestringpuller;!b 1 1013659;1423511752;assbot;Last 1 lines bashed and pending review. ( http://dpaste.com/1DWGJDH.txt ) 1013660;1423511916;pete_dushenski;"Cathy Engelbert has been named chief executive of Deloitte LLP, the first woman to become CEO of one of the Big Four accounting firms in the U.S." 1013661;1423511926;pete_dushenski;oh sweet another fallguy 1013662;1423511930;mircea_popescu;what big four ? one of them died with enron neh ? 1013663;1423511937;mircea_popescu;are they bringing the corpse back in on the quiet ? 1013664;1423511952;pete_dushenski;pwc, deloitte... 1013665;1423511981;pete_dushenski;google says kpmg, e&y 1013666;1423512008;mircea_popescu;o they just promoted one 1013667;1423512017;pete_dushenski;myea guess so 1013668;1423512048;mircea_popescu;no more arthur andersen 1013669;1423512102;pete_dushenski;the "new" 4 are all $25-35 bn in annual revenue 1013670;1423512117;pete_dushenski;160k-210k employees 1013671;1423512126;pete_dushenski;so roughly of comparable size 1013672;1423512146;mircea_popescu;funny, aa had like 80k iirc. 1013673;1423512158;mircea_popescu;apparently accountancy become a pretty good business in the us, past decade. 1013674;1423512171;mircea_popescu;who knew that expropriation creates bureaucracy1 1013675;1423512177;pete_dushenski;you nailed it: 85k employees, $9bn revenue in '02 1013676;1423512191;mircea_popescu;so "twice the money" except it's probably the same value, 1013677;1423512206;mircea_popescu;and twice the employees so half the real salaries. 1013678;1423512221;pete_dushenski;sure, that's be like what 6% inflation over 13 years 1013679;1423512231;pete_dushenski;closer to 5 even 1013680;1423512284;pete_dushenski;and wikitardia is saying that aa was part of the "big five" 1013681;1423512310;mircea_popescu;retrospectively ? 1013682;1423512370;pete_dushenski;seems so ? link for "big five" goes to "big four" article... 1013683;1423512377;mircea_popescu;lol 1013684;1423512384;mircea_popescu;it all makes sense in retrospect! 1013685;1423512413;pete_dushenski;"of course the usd was going to vanish!" 1013686;1423512437;mircea_popescu;"we said so all along" 1013687;1423512558;pete_dushenski;oh and another scoop from yesterday: http://www.contravex.com/2015/02/08/this-is-how-it-feels/ 1013688;1423512559;assbot;This is how it feels. | Contravex: A blog by Pete Dushenski ... ( http://bit.ly/1DYMdvF ) 1013689;1423512615;mircea_popescu;pete_dushenski the vid is actually quite credible. 1013690;1423512618;mircea_popescu;it has the look. 1013691;1423512726;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: to this day there are rumours that the food was 'hidden somewhere' by usg stooges to cause shortages. 1013692;1423512736;mircea_popescu;ayup 1013693;1423512737;asciilifeform;and widely believed. 1013694;1423512741;mircea_popescu;"the good tzar" 1013695;1423512770;mircea_popescu;"it is not possible we just simply suck. our excellent goodness is hidden somewhere. if we coud just unleash the real we..." 1013696;1423512816;asciilifeform;moar like 'it is not possible that the burst of suction came at just the ideally convenient time, direction, and vacuum pressure.' 1013697;1423512824;asciilifeform;(without help) 1013698;1423512825;pete_dushenski;mircea_popescu: that video was quite literally one of that saddest things i've seen in months 1013699;1423512851;asciilifeform;wai wat ? 1013700;1423512854;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform am i hiding all the good nsa agents somewhere too ? 1013701;1423512859;asciilifeform;l0l 1013702;1423512937;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: all the good agents are busy hunting for ilfak guilfanov, they wanna find new version of 'ida pro'. 1013703;1423512943;asciilifeform;best theory 1013704;1423512983;asciilifeform;(he and his sales derps are notoriously hard to get a hold of. one of the smallest - moneywise - and simultaneously ill-behaved monopolies i know of!) 1013705;1423512996;pete_dushenski;wiki says ilfak lives in liege 1013706;1423513003;pete_dushenski;not a huge place afaik 1013707;1423513009;asciilifeform;aha now go buy from him. 1013708;1423513030;mircea_popescu;it's only a monopoly by virtue of everyone else being retards 1013709;1423513034;asciilifeform;aha 1013710;1423513035;asciilifeform;how else. 1013711;1423513037;mircea_popescu;oh , im sorry. "do-ocracistst" 1013712;1423513079;mircea_popescu;well, normally monopoly is like this : i hire five ex convicts to beat up any boy that stands up, thus leaving me the only eligible teenager i nthe highschool. because no girl wants to fuck any of the other losers. 1013713;1423513085;asciilifeform;it's a genuine monopoly, vs. usg derpopoly. as in, there is literally nothing that is fit to so much as lick the product's boots 1013714;1423513087;mircea_popescu;THIS monopoly is more like, i'm the only kid that washes. 1013715;1423513093;mircea_popescu;not a monopoly in any sense. 1013716;1423513112;mircea_popescu;this is good and proper natural-ness. things as they should be. 1013717;1423513131;asciilifeform;'coca colas' with no 'pepsis' at their heels tend to grow stupider 1013718;1423513143;pete_dushenski;because ida isn't supressing competition 1013719;1423513156;pete_dushenski;not like ilfak is lobbying the state 1013720;1423513178;asciilifeform;one can do a certain amount of 'suppression' just by being l33t enough 1013721;1423513185;mircea_popescu;this is not supression. 1013722;1423513188;asciilifeform;as in, everybody else gives up. 1013723;1423513197;mircea_popescu;yeah. that's what's supposed to happen. 1013724;1423513198;asciilifeform;net effect, one guy 1013725;1423513208;asciilifeform;who starts going mad in his juices 1013726;1423513210;mircea_popescu;it's not a matter of effects. it's a matter of causes. 1013727;1423513240;asciilifeform;not that there is really any pill against this kind of thing 1013728;1423513256;mircea_popescu;moreover, this "follow effects bs" is what leads one to "property is theft" 1013729;1423513258;asciilifeform;but it's a problem, and anyone even casually involved in the field (of named example) is aware of it 1013730;1423513264;mircea_popescu;after all, "the net effect is same" 1013731;1423513273;mircea_popescu;i fail to see how it is a problem. 1013732;1423513277;mircea_popescu;explain it to me. 1013733;1423513335;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: the proggy is a misery to use; works very half-heartedly anywhere other than winblows; costs $maxint; and, more direly, is not especially actively maintained. but there is nothing remotely like an alternative, not even a 'distant second', nor is anyone (afaik) remotely contemplating the idea of making one. 1013734;1423513351;mircea_popescu;but i mean the problem. 1013735;1423513371;mircea_popescu;so far all we got is "x sucks" 1013736;1423513381;asciilifeform;x sucks and no competition 1013737;1423513400;asciilifeform;because the hero is not yet born. 1013738;1423513400;mircea_popescu;this can't be a problem. it's like mp's triangle : x sucks , no competition, anyone cares. 1013739;1423513402;mircea_popescu;pick two. 1013740;1423513413;asciilifeform;no one cares -enough- 1013741;1423513419;mircea_popescu;so then. 1013742;1423513419;asciilifeform;local maxima. 1013743;1423513438;mircea_popescu;so then sit in your locale and be happy 1013744;1423513445;mircea_popescu;why do you wanna go in locales you don't like the maxima. 1013745;1423513472;pete_dushenski;seems like alf just "wishes it were better" 1013746;1423513486;pete_dushenski;and would probably even endeavour to make it so if "only had the time" 1013747;1423513492;mircea_popescu;every wish is sacred, every wish is good... 1013748;1423513502;mircea_popescu;but i can see his point. waste of time to go into the guts of windows. 1013749;1423513504;pete_dushenski;just my reading between the lines 1013750;1423513506;mircea_popescu;so... don't. 1013751;1423513507;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: try to realize that to the extent reverse-engineered drivers exist for various things, the entire undertaking stands - and falls - on w4r3z 'ida pro' as much as on leaked/stolen docs 1013752;1423513520;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform i understand that part. 1013753;1423513542;asciilifeform;it's one of the elephants/tortoises on which the entire thing shakily stands. 1013754;1423513559;asciilifeform;and it's a lame elephant with gangrenous legs. 1013755;1423513560;pete_dushenski;turtle swimming through the stars... 1013756;1423513562;mircea_popescu;and you're right in pointing out that ida is probably a thing to rewrite, alongside gpg, etc 1013757;1423513605;asciilifeform;dwarfs most of the projects we've discussed here in the sheer intrinsic gnarliness. 1013758;1423513659;mircea_popescu;which is why not muchly discussed. 1013759;1423513663;asciilifeform;the part i was trying to answer was 'why do you wanna go in locales you don't like the maxima' 1013760;1423513712;mircea_popescu;it may be the case that the maxima is fine. 1013761;1423513718;mircea_popescu;ie, that's the best that can be had. 1013762;1423513744;asciilifeform;winblows is axiomatically not part of any future 'best that can be had' that i'm willing to interoperate with. 1013763;1423513760;mircea_popescu;yeah why the fucxk did the guy write it in win anywa 1013764;1423513760;asciilifeform;as a usg appendage, it is for the furnace. 1013765;1423513794;asciilifeform;why orcs tend to write, think, live, breathe in winblows, is worthy of its own thread. 1013766;1423513799;asciilifeform;but it is a well-established fact 1013767;1423513801;asciilifeform;unfortunately. 1013768;1423513847;asciilifeform;my understanding is that ru, cn folks, by and large, never gave even a basic fuck re: open source whatever, until very recently and still insignificantly 1013769;1423513858;mircea_popescu;odd. 1013770;1423513860;asciilifeform;because on no account did anyone there remotely contemplate paying for software 1013771;1423513869;asciilifeform;or foreign warez being unavailable 1013772;1423513869;mircea_popescu;but that's not really what's deriving it. 1013773;1423513880;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31300 @ 0.00039203 = 12.2705 BTC [-] 1013774;1423513883;mircea_popescu;i suppose the problem is that the us is fully aspirational, whereas the ru world a lot more practical. 1013775;1423513886;asciilifeform;aha 1013776;1423513888;pete_dushenski;i think it's the "it worked for the us" thing again 1013777;1423513889;asciilifeform;cn - same 1013778;1423513902;mircea_popescu;no dude seriously contemplates telling parents / prospect / parents of prosepct that "he contributes to wikipedia" 1013779;1423513906;pete_dushenski;same as concrete highways to nowhere 1013780;1423513930;mircea_popescu;odd that foss got a lot further in latin america. 1013781;1423513943;mircea_popescu;if it were "it worked for us" it'd be mre latin america and less ru. 1013782;1423513946;mircea_popescu;not the other way around. 1013783;1423513949;pete_dushenski;romania too afaik 1013784;1423513951;asciilifeform;there is also a parallel, historical explanation 1013785;1423513961;pete_dushenski;likes foss 1013786;1423513962;asciilifeform;in late-years ussr, university education included unix 1013787;1423513977;asciilifeform;but all the native pdp clones, their unixen, etc. were sent to the dump 1013788;1423513987;asciilifeform;when native, and then imported ibm pc compatibles appeard 1013789;1423513989;mircea_popescu;hm. 1013790;1423513996;asciilifeform;instantly - msdos and then winblows 1013791;1423514021;mircea_popescu;odd. 1013792;1423514043;pete_dushenski;latin america has really only imitated the us to the extent that they've been forced to 1013793;1423514046;asciilifeform;by the time it became practical to keep a unix box at home in ru, most of the 'candidates' for this were already enjoying the rewards of writing elaborate winblows crapware, etc. 1013794;1423514057;pete_dushenski;russia has done so because... grocery stores 1013795;1423514133;mircea_popescu;basically the problem is negative incentives. lots of money to be made from windows holes. 1013796;1423514142;asciilifeform;not primarily holes 1013797;1423514144;asciilifeform;but warez 1013798;1423514158;asciilifeform;the tradition of parasitizing on foreign devs for virtually all needs - continued 1013799;1423514184;*;mircea_popescu shrugs. 1013800;1423514308;asciilifeform;somewhat tangentially, it was never at all likely that a thing like 'ida' would be produced by anyone other than a thinking man who happens to be a hardcore winblows user. 1013801;1423514318;mircea_popescu;not enough need ? 1013802;1423514328;asciilifeform;have to be a fanatical scholar of winblowsism. 1013803;1423514341;mircea_popescu;true, this. 1013804;1423514347;mircea_popescu;obviously, it has source code, right ? 1013805;1423514394;asciilifeform;referring here to instances where microshit sources leaked ? 1013806;1423514397;asciilifeform;(or what) 1013807;1423514431;mircea_popescu;no, ida itself. 1013808;1423514437;asciilifeform;aha 1013809;1423514441;mircea_popescu;it's not hand written straight into bytecode. 1013810;1423514450;mircea_popescu;so at some point the corp's gonna go bankrupt and you can buy the code then 1013811;1423514457;mircea_popescu;prolly for cheap as nobody cares. 1013812;1423514467;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: gonna bet that it'll end up in the same place as symbolics sources 1013813;1423514478;mircea_popescu;where's that ? 1013814;1423514484;asciilifeform;usg limbo 1013815;1423514496;asciilifeform;'dog in the manger' 1013816;1423514540;mircea_popescu;this is not very clear. 1013817;1423514554;mircea_popescu;and what were symbolics sources in anyway, cl ? 1013818;1423514565;asciilifeform;i happen to know with fair degree of certainty that the number one buyer of 'ida' is usg. 1013819;1423514573;asciilifeform;at least, as of several years ago. 1013820;1423514629;mircea_popescu;hm. 1013821;1423514646;asciilifeform;the symbolics sources in the usual sense (of lisp) are largely on 'pirate bay'. but they are quite useless without the chip design. 1013822;1423514664;mircea_popescu;hey, any foxy force five chicks in the audience : there's a job to bust into the liege offices of a tiny firm and steal source code. catsuit optional. get in touch. 1013823;1423514712;asciilifeform;as an experiment, i spoke to dave schmidt (actual person, went to his house, bought an ancient machine.) pleasant old man. and asked re: buying docs. he claimed that he was not at liberty to sell, at any price, due to pacts with usg. 1013824;1423514727;asciilifeform;as far as i remember the conversation, that's the part that stuck with me. 1013825;1423514749;asciilifeform;http://symbolics-dks.com 1013826;1423514751;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1APS2y1 ) 1013827;1423514778;mircea_popescu;well, so you can have them post-usg 1013828;1423514779;asciilifeform;^ used to be 'symbolics.com' - oldest registered .com - in fact. but dks sold it to spammers (yes) to pay bills a few yrs ago. 1013829;1423514789;mircea_popescu;not entirely clear to me who cares about an obsolete chip design, but hey. 1013830;1423514820;*;asciilifeform in his judgement does not believe it to be 'obsolete' in the normal sense of the word. 1013831;1423514830;cazalla;http://qntra.net/2015/02/germany-austrias-project-bitcrime/ ;;rate -10000 scoopbot lazy, doesn't come around these parts much anymore 1013832;1423514831;assbot;Germany & Austria's Project BITCRIME | Qntra.net ... ( http://bit.ly/1APSn3T ) 1013833;1423514887;mircea_popescu;mebbe you're right. 1013834;1423514893;mircea_popescu;;;seen peterl 1013835;1423514893;gribble;peterl was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 3 days, 0 hours, 37 minutes, and 1 second ago: My wife's bike was once stolen out of our garage ... whoever took it left their bike sitting in our yard. It was the weirdest thing. 1013836;1423514897;pete_dushenski;cazalla: i concur wholeheartedly 1013837;1423514899;asciilifeform;foxy force five chicks << the funny part is that very little would change re: the situation of 'ida' if the author published his sources tomorrow. 1013838;1423514910;asciilifeform;it's in gnarly, stinking cpp, similar to bitcoind... 1013839;1423514912;mircea_popescu;dude what is this thing, everyone can make sites nobody can keep them online. 1013840;1423514933;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform listen. wanting for the sake of want is not enough. you gotta want something. 1013841;1423514942;asciilifeform;... and want enough. 1013842;1423514950;asciilifeform;as in, willing to bleed 1013843;1423514979;asciilifeform;this point is under-appreciated 1013844;1423515126;asciilifeform;(to any 'symbolics' fans: my investigations suggest - but do not prove! that the rights to the assets were purchased, several years ago, by an nsa shill corp. for somewhere south of 5m usd.) 1013845;1423515260;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform by the way, for what it's worth you should probably make a complete wish list and publish it. 1013846;1423515271;mircea_popescu;you never know what the next bundle of leaks includes, or who's a reader. 1013847;1423515290;mircea_popescu;so far the biggest problem anon suffers from is that it doesn't really know what to get. 1013848;1423515358;pete_dushenski;"On the 1st of October 2014 we invested ฿1 in the house bank of the top 9 bitcoin gambling investments sites" 1013849;1423515365;asciilifeform;the truly interesting leaks would be the 'great mysteries' cited in http://www.loper-os.org/?p=1323 - but the boojum lies in the total impossibility of authenticating any such leak. 1013850;1423515366;assbot;Loper OS » A Country of Which Nothing is Known but the Name. ... ( http://bit.ly/1APULYf ) 1013851;1423515373;pete_dushenski;result: "37% scam rate & -24% ROI in 5 months" 1013852;1423515395;mircea_popescu;pete_dushenski hehehe sounds bout right. 1013853;1423515419;pete_dushenski;because who needs a wot amirite ? 1013854;1423515421;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform again, wanting for the sake of wanting is no gooid. you gotta want something. 1013855;1423515428;mircea_popescu;pete_dushenski tell em not me :D 1013856;1423515448;pete_dushenski;lol this cult is the best choir though 1013857;1423515452;asciilifeform;i'll elaborate re: above: 'directorate xxx was unable to break rsa despite five quadrillion bezzlars blown in five years' is only mildly interesting because directorate yyy might have a functioning voodoo doll from whose arsehole keys drip on demand. etc. 1013858;1423515471;asciilifeform;leak cannot 'prove a negative' 1013859;1423515533;mircea_popescu;practical. "i want the chip designs for the original symbolics. i want pictures of malia obama eating out sasha obama. i want the average bra size of us uniforms" 1013860;1423515536;mircea_popescu;actionable stuff. 1013861;1423515590;mircea_popescu;http://sexylosers.com/115.html lol 1013862;1423515591;assbot;#115 - Thank You ... ( http://bit.ly/16HHYK1 ) 1013863;1423515773;[]bot;Bet placed: 1 BTC for No on "BTC to top $450 before 31st Mar" http://bitbet.us/bet/1113/ Odds: 14(Y):86(N) by coin, 15(Y):85(N) by weight. Total bet: 5.7963 BTC. Current weight: 77,228. 1013864;1423516564;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 2883 @ 0.00085598 = 2.4678 BTC [+] {5} 1013865;1423517988;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: "Who's actually arguing this? The Romanian camel dude?" 1013866;1423517990;thestringpuller;^LOL 1013867;1423517997;mircea_popescu;huh ? 1013868;1423518028;thestringpuller;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2vbi45/i_find_it_comedic_that_people_think_bitcoin_can/cogb9f2 < from redditards 1013869;1423518056;thestringpuller;i thought it was funny. i laugh at beavis and butthead. reddit is pretty much that. 1013870;1423518078;mircea_popescu;shit, reddit was mike judge's comeback all along ? 1013871;1423518085;mircea_popescu;fuck, son... i am surprist. 1013872;1423518116;thestringpuller;just need to wait from some kid to die from doing something they saw on reddit 1013873;1423518181;thestringpuller;"The world doesn't need millions of copies of the blockchain. 10,000 copies is probably enough." << the pseudo-arguments just get funnier and funnier 1013874;1423518232;danielpbarron;why not one copy run by gavin himself? 1013875;1423518319;mircea_popescu;there's little funnier than watching the socialist/libertard lot coming to terms with the notiopn that their collective anal rings are gripping on my cock whenever i feel like. 1013876;1423518334;mircea_popescu;the only serious promise bitcoin makes is, there's more of that to come. 1013877;1423518349;asciilifeform;where is the sign that they are coming to terms with any of it ? 1013878;1423518351;thestringpuller;"No, Gavin said this can still run on a normal internet connection. Other alt-coin have "master node" and all that crap. Nobody force anyone to be a full node, and nobody that is currently running a full node is complaining. 1013879;1423518354;thestringpuller;The idea is not to prevent bitcoin but to empower it." 1013880;1423518356;mircea_popescu;"oh, we're so right and in agreement and important and relevant!111" 1013881;1423518370;thestringpuller;LOL. "But Gavin told us it does run on "normal" internet" 1013882;1423518376;thestringpuller;!ascii pogo count 1013883;1423518377;thestringpuller;lolol 1013884;1423518388;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform well, frantic activity is not just a cover-up for impotence. it is also the first step towards acceptance. 1013885;1423518413;asciilifeform;all i can see (with admittedly untrained eye) is the usual daily anthill 1013886;1423518416;asciilifeform;and its usual motions 1013887;1423518435;thestringpuller;asciilifeform: it's like person who struggling under water while drowning 1013888;1423518437;mircea_popescu;well yes. an anal ring is, the usual cellular chemistry, and biodynamics. 1013889;1423518445;mircea_popescu;just, it pulsates around a different pole these days is all. 1013890;1423518454;mircea_popescu;minor point, obviously. 1013891;1423518474;thestringpuller;asciilifeform: first tehy scream and panic and eventually just take it 1013892;1423518488;thestringpuller;like stages of grief it appears 1013893;1423518697;mircea_popescu;http://sexylosers.com/141.html lawl. 1013894;1423518698;assbot;#141 - Four Boobies and a Funeral II ... ( http://bit.ly/16HYsSf ) 1013895;1423518733;mircea_popescu;you know, the entire point of the "hypocrisy" of civilisation, and the accumulated pile of ridiculous, wrong and stupid 1013896;1423518739;mircea_popescu;it's all here to avoid this situation. 1013897;1423518922;mircea_popescu;http://sexylosers.com/146.html also not bad 1013898;1423518923;assbot;#146 - Finger Play III ... ( http://bit.ly/16HZA8t ) 1013899;1423520064;danielpbarron;"GIT - the stupid content tracker, the revision control system heavily used by the Linux kernel team" << description of git package in gentoo, lol 1013900;1423520247;mircea_popescu;what's gentoo use ? 1013901;1423520332;*;danielpbarron shrugs 1013902;1423520367;mircea_popescu;inb4 perl 1013903;1423520557;BingoBoingo;www.raspberrypi.org/xenon-death-flash-a-free-physics-lesson/ << Engineering oversight mega-lol 1013904;1423520582;asciilifeform;!s phototransistors 1013905;1423520583;assbot;2 results for 'phototransistors' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=phototransistors 1013906;1423520586;asciilifeform;BingoBoingo ^ 1013907;1423520699;BingoBoingo;asciilifeform: I'm just wondering why they included the bare silicon die sitting atop solder balls. I know their goal is "cheap" but it seems like they crossed over into "cheap" 1013908;1423520716;mircea_popescu;it's small. 1013909;1423520729;asciilifeform;BingoBoingo: SOP in chinese crap. but traditionally there is a blob of black epoxy over them. in this case - starvation-cheap, omitted the epoxy. 1013910;1423520895;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 92800 @ 0.00039163 = 36.3433 BTC [-] {2} 1013911;1423521322;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42000 @ 0.00039597 = 16.6307 BTC [+] {2} 1013912;1423521377;cazalla;while i sit here and eat the carrot cake i made last night and enjoy a cuppa, you know what would be really good? a cake tin that bakes slices of cake so that every slice is an end bit 1013913;1423521422;mircea_popescu;what are you, elaine ? 1013914;1423521489;cazalla;funny you mention that, a slice and the topper of son's first birthday cake is in the freezer.. will remain there for god knows how long 1013915;1423521951;mircea_popescu;knew a guy that actually buried it with a tree he planted. 1013916;1423521963;mircea_popescu;then when the kid was like 12, some dude drove into the tree 1013917;1423521987;mircea_popescu;sawed it right off. then this guy was about to kill the driver while waitig for ambulance 1013918;1423522009;BingoBoingo;!b 4 1013919;1423522010;assbot;Last 4 lines bashed and pending review. ( http://dpaste.com/1717ZA3.txt ) 1013920;1423522053;cazalla;i'd just as soon throw it in the bin but.. missus demands to keep it for some reason despite the fact it will eventually go into the bin yet take up freezer room for fucking years to come 1013921;1423522247;*;asciilifeform considered miniaturized cryostats for consumer market at one point, for weirdos like this 1013922;1423522291;mircea_popescu;if only there was semiconductor 1013923;1423522299;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30850 @ 0.00039821 = 12.2848 BTC [+] 1013924;1423522328;asciilifeform;superconductor ? 1013925;1423522372;mircea_popescu;right 1013926;1423522426;mircea_popescu;forget lasers, those things'd make some pretty kickass engines. 1013927;1423522431;asciilifeform;cheap enough cryostat would give you cheapo superconductor, but afaik - not vice versa 1013928;1423522562;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform a wire with no resistence consumes no energy right ? but electric charge moving still creates field, right ? 1013929;1423522570;mircea_popescu;infinity efficiency compressor. 1013930;1423522576;asciilifeform;nope. 1013931;1423522581;asciilifeform;2nd law violation. 1013932;1423522599;mircea_popescu;don';t bust the dream. mebbe 2nd law is repealed :D 1013933;1423522603;asciilifeform;l0l 1013934;1423522663;mircea_popescu;!up cjc 1013935;1423522683;asciilifeform;think this way, the moving charge in the superconductor is analogous to the motions of other bodies which do no 'work' in the thermodynamic sense 1013936;1423522731;cjc;Thanks mircea_popescu, How are you today? 1013937;1423522779;mircea_popescu;i ate too much chocolate cake. 1013938;1423522783;mircea_popescu;otherwise, fine. why ? 1013939;1423522804;cjc;I would like chocolate cake -- but will instead have pizza delivered soon. 1013940;1423522824;*;asciilifeform by sheer coincidence also ate too much chocolate cake 1013941;1423522831;cjc;No reason for asking other than salutations. 1013942;1423522853;mircea_popescu;pizza schmizza. home made (actually, slave made!) black sponge cake with bananas in a rich chocolate ganache. from scratch! 1013943;1423523016;cjc;It would be nice to have been eating desert instead right now. 1013944;1423523032;cjc;dessert, rather? 1013945;1423523117;mircea_popescu;depends if you had any sand in mind. 1013946;1423523120;TheNewDeal;Deserts not a bad meal either 1013947;1423523408;cjc;When you describe the black sponge cake from scratch... it sounds like you have happy and well kept slaves. 1013948;1423523431;mircea_popescu;for teh most part. 1013949;1423523497;mircea_popescu;speaking of which, there's a bitcoin kink group. 90 guys of which 50% over 50, 10 gals, of which half from thailand. 1013950;1423523508;asciilifeform;http://srom.zgp.org << mega-lol 1013951;1423523509;assbot;Operating System Sucks-Rules-O-Meter ... ( http://bit.ly/1veGTjh ) 1013952;1423523593;cazalla;always found it bizarre "winners don't use drugs" would appear in the arcade games i played here, didn't even know what drugs were at the time 1013953;1423523622;mircea_popescu;early branding. 1013954;1423523631;cazalla;i'm 10, playing TMNT.. why is DOJ telling me about drugs? 1013955;1423523671;mircea_popescu;so you recognize it later. 1013956;1423523686;mircea_popescu;otherwise local druglord' be all "hey kid, want some drugs ?" and you'd be "huh ?" 1013957;1423523788;cjc;eh, oddly enough -- once my friends from high school started having kids and telling me how the doctors wanted to pump them up with pills as soon as they were school age.. 1013958;1423523807;cjc;it seems the pusher is the school teacher for "behavioral meds" or the doctor 1013959;1423523901;asciilifeform;cjc: http://mazepath.com/uncleal/ritalin3.htm http://mazepath.com/uncleal/ritalin2.htm 1013960;1423523902;assbot; "I WAS ALL MESSED UP ON DRUGS... ... ( http://bit.ly/1CN4Zt9 ) 1013961;1423523903;assbot; SPEED HEALS ... ( http://bit.ly/1CN4YFx ) 1013962;1423523910;mircea_popescu;heh. 1013963;1423523912;asciilifeform;at this point, ancient tradition. 1013964;1423523938;*;asciilifeform still thinks it's reddit, not the dope, that gives us the 'nobody born after '90 is worth talking to' situation. 1013965;1423523972;mircea_popescu;wakit 1013966;1423523979;mircea_popescu;aderall is actually meth !? 1013967;1423523984;asciilifeform;neh 1013968;1423523989;cjc;apparently 1013969;1423524004;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform it';s the parents, the meds, the other kids in this order, my guess. 1013970;1423524012;TheNewDeal;Its the dumbed down version 1013971;1423524044;thestringpuller;no adderall is pretty much meth 1013972;1423524045;mircea_popescu;!up taub 1013973;1423524067;asciilifeform;http://www.cmaj.ca/content/178/13/1679/F1.large.jpg 1013974;1423524069;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1CN5vr1 ) 1013975;1423524078;mircea_popescu;!gettrust assbot taub 1013976;1423524078;assbot;Trust relationship from user assbot to user taub: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 0 via 0 connections. | http://w.b-a.link/trust/assbot/taub | http://w.b-a.link/user/taub 1013977;1423524087;mircea_popescu;!rate taub 1 Voice 1013978;1423524087;assbot;Request successful, get your OTP: http://w.b-a.link/otp/bbb8205a4703139b 1013979;1423524119;asciilifeform;i'll let BingoBoingo explain how one has faster blood-brain penetration than other, lipid solubility, etc. 1013980;1423524122;asciilifeform;if he feels like it 1013981;1423524142;thestringpuller;cazalla: I thought about that a lot throughout college. 1013982;1423524146;taub;thank you 1013983;1423524150;taub;i cant into pgp 1013984;1423524182;thestringpuller;Did the feds think, "You know who is doing drugs these days, kids in the arcades with no parental supervision." 1013985;1423524189;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9933 @ 0.00039821 = 3.9554 BTC [+] 1013986;1423524206;taub;well it's 'just' amphetamine, but very similar to meth 1013987;1423524209;taub;meth is just way more potent 1013988;1423524210;thestringpuller;The whole bart simpson era of "troublemakers" which I really don't understand since most of them do coke to work their 80 hour a week jobs. 1013989;1423524250;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8967 @ 0.00040229 = 3.6073 BTC [+] 1013990;1423524259;asciilifeform;it is interesting that open literature contains substantially less useful info on what a particular variety of dope 'does' than it might seem, because of what used to be called 'comorbidities' 1013991;1423524324;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform in fairness : the only practical way to reduce the 7-8 bn to the more sane lower tens of millions is this. 1013992;1423524330;mircea_popescu;what else ? shoot them ? 1013993;1423524331;taub;when you take your adderall like prescribed by the doctor, i think its a pretty safe drug tho 1013994;1423524335;taub;not gonna eat holes into your brain 1013995;1423524343;asciilifeform;i.e. the 'before and after' faces found in various usg propaganda depict people who not only took $dopeoftheday but were perpetually pickled, smoked everything and anything that burns, contracted every known vd, etc. 1013996;1423524347;cazalla;thestringpuller, reminds me.. you seen that video of the black kid in the arcade who actually looks like he is on drugs? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ee8-wRHCCg4 1013997;1423524349;assbot;Crazy kid goes nuts at Chuck E Cheese - YouTube ... ( http://bit.ly/1veJdXg ) 1013998;1423524354;mircea_popescu;taub why cant you pgp / 1013999;1423524355;taub;now if you got an addictive personality, its a different thing 1014000;1423524407;taub;i just never botherd 1014001;1423524418;mircea_popescu;somehow you're reg'd. 1014002;1423524453;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: if lizardhitler picked the currently usg-'blessed' varieties of dope to zap folks prior to reproductive age, he needs to fire his chemist 1014003;1423524482;mircea_popescu;the idea isn't to zap anyone. 1014004;1423524738;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 75129 @ 0.00039129 = 29.3972 BTC [-] {2} 1014005;1423524840;asciilifeform;related thread: http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=25-08-2014#808005 1014006;1423524840;assbot;Logged on 25-08-2014 03:08:03; asciilifeform: busy as a bee << funny that they show an idiot sow scrubbing, and not, e.g, paul erdos crapping out theorems 1014007;1423524852;thestringpuller;LOL cazalla 1014008;1423524864;mircea_popescu;in fairness, more common. 1014009;1423524870;thestringpuller;d00d the pseudo argument of "Bitcoin is a democracy" is starting to irritate me 1014010;1423524976;thestringpuller;"Remember student council, and individuals running for student office. It was a popularity contest right? Well did those elected have any real power other than in name?" 1014011;1423525026;mircea_popescu;it's funny tho, reddit doesn't JUST think bitcoin is democracy. everything is democracy. according to redditard lore, i need their vote to get laid. 1014012;1423525031;mircea_popescu;ppl actually believe this. 1014013;1423525073;mircea_popescu;i definiely need their vote to be happy, and if being rich were allowed (it isn't) then DEFINITELY the only way to get rich is to sell fifty billion fucktards stuff for a quarter each. 1014014;1423525091;asciilifeform;!b 4 1014015;1423525092;assbot;Last 4 lines bashed and pending review. ( http://dpaste.com/0WH0EV8.txt ) 1014016;1423525097;thestringpuller;^- d00d why is this argument used so much in "Business school" 1014017;1423525128;thestringpuller;"OMG You shouldn't try to sell one thing for a billion bucks. YOu should sell a billion things for a dollar each! it's so much more valuable" 1014018;1423525163;mircea_popescu;"and then you must donate the profits!" 1014019;1423525196;thestringpuller;Given we know 1% own 99% of the wealth 1014020;1423525204;thestringpuller;why would you ever spend time trying to get money from poor people? 1014021;1423525214;thestringpuller;They don't matter in that context. Ever. 1014022;1423525261;taub;darkcoin making a little run 1014023;1423525272;taub;how i hate altcoins 1014024;1423525377;thestringpuller;!up bitcoinquestions 1014025;1423525431;bitcoinquestions;If the blockchain were to fork into 2 chains. 1 chain where the blocksize limit was the Gavin scam and 1 chain where it was kept at 1MB, can't everyone just profit by selling their coins on the scam chain and rebuying back the coins on the old chain? 1014026;1423525544;thestringpuller;yes. this is explained by MP 1014027;1423525564;thestringpuller;;;google site:qntra.net hard fork missile crisis 1014028;1423525565;gribble;The Hard Fork Missile Crisis | Qntra.net: ; After Survery Vessenes' Foundation "Pivots" | Qntra.net: ; asciilifeform | Qntra.net: 1014029;1423525582;thestringpuller;i reference the attack in my article bitcoinquestions 1014030;1423525601;bitcoinquestions;can't load any of those pages 1014031;1423525611;bitcoinquestions;but I'm guessing your article just dives deeper into the same thing I just said right? 1014032;1423525715;asciilifeform;bitcoinquestions: would it trouble you to take a moment to introduce yourself and state how and why you came to #b-a? 1014033;1423525725;cazalla;http://qntra.net/2015/02/new-all-time-high-in-bitcoin-mining-difficulty/ sco.. ah forget it 1014034;1423525726;assbot;New All Time High In Bitcoin Mining Difficulty | Qntra.net ... ( http://bit.ly/1veLRwr ) 1014035;1423525748;asciilifeform;bitcoinquestions: so far we've heard nothing but questions; so now i ask a question of you. 1014036;1423525764;scoopbot;New post on Qntra.net by cazalla: http://qntra.net/2015/02/new-all-time-high-in-bitcoin-mining-difficulty/ 1014037;1423525798;cazalla;oh, scoopbot is back 1014038;1423525810;bitcoinquestions;asciilifeform: sure, I'm an MIT dropout (or well taking time off at least) doing my own startup and collecting bitcoins along the way instead of paying tuition. I heard about b-a in an article in the nakamotoinstitute 1014039;1423525834;asciilifeform;bitcoinquestions: what were you studying prior to dropping out ? 1014040;1423525838;bitcoinquestions;CS / Econ 1014041;1423525843;bitcoinquestions;: ) 1014042;1423525898;asciilifeform;what of the startup? what's it do 1014043;1423525911;bitcoinquestions;www.pushforpizza.com 1014044;1423525961;thestringpuller;amazon is going to sue you 1014045;1423525966;thestringpuller;if you get too big 1014046;1423525976;bitcoinquestions;lol whatever 1014047;1423525976;thestringpuller;dat one click shopping :P 1014048;1423525993;bitcoinquestions;i will be very happy if we get to the point where amazon cares about suing us 1014049;1423526070;Naphex;!up mandarin 1014050;1423526088;mircea_popescu;this is riotously funny. so how does b-a look to the mit cs/econ (?!) undegrad doing a pizzforpusha startup ? 1014051;1423526146;Naphex;i'd probably use it, when i'm really toned. 1014052;1423526148;Naphex;:o 1014053;1423526156;bitcoinquestions;yeah that's the point 1014054;1423526169;Naphex;too bad most delivery around where i live is crap ;o 1014055;1423526188;Naphex;bitcoinquestions: so where do you get the money from? 1014056;1423526217;mircea_popescu;Naphex timisoara deliveries are... ONE HOUR. i lulzed my ass off at them. 1014057;1423526227;mircea_popescu;buenos aires deliveries generally take 10 minutes tho. 1014058;1423526235;Naphex;mircea_popescu: same here. one hour and cold ;o 1014059;1423526238;mircea_popescu;like you know, sane places. 1014060;1423526432;mircea_popescu;http://sexylosers.com/201.html 1014061;1423526433;assbot;#201 - A Page Right Out of History ... ( http://bit.ly/1veNave ) 1014062;1423526435;mircea_popescu;also not bad. 1014063;1423526478;mircea_popescu;you know, somebody should do this as a service. comic strip summarizer. watch them all, pick the i dunno, 1% worth a chuchle. 1014064;1423527203;lobbes;Took me all weekend, but I am now in control of my own IRC bouncer. Now to configure it properly... 1014065;1423527214;BingoBoingo; no adderall is pretty much meth << Not even a proper amphetamine 1014066;1423527307;BingoBoingo; no adderall is pretty much meth << SOrry thought you said Ritalin. Adderal is a racemic mixture of Levo and Dex amphetamines. The levo reduces the "abuse potential" 1014067;1423527398;BingoBoingo; i'll let BingoBoingo explain how one has faster blood-brain penetration than other, lipid solubility, etc. << Methyl group makes it have a greater affinity for particular subsets of norepinephrine and dopamine receptors. For some reason the methyl group makes it more toxic to neurons in the long run 1014068;1423527517;[]bot;Bet placed: 1 BTC for No on "Light Sweet Crude Oil (WTI) to drop under $30 before April" http://bitbet.us/bet/1112/ Odds: 11(Y):89(N) by coin, 12(Y):88(N) by weight. Total bet: 9.84351 BTC. Current weight: 73,009. 1014069;1423527599;BingoBoingo;As to why ritalin is not an amphetamine, simply compare its picture to the ones asciilifeform posted https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Methylphenidate#mediaviewer/File:Methylphenidate-2D-skeletal.svg 1014070;1423527602;assbot;Methylphenidate - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia ... ( http://bit.ly/1veP6nj ) 1014071;1423528064;BingoBoingo;http://web.archive.org/web/20011021072312/http://www.dyncorp-is.com/darpa/meetings/win98aug/wars.html 1014072;1423528066;assbot;NT Religious Wars ... ( http://bit.ly/1veQ2Iq ) 1014073;1423528093;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 55950 @ 0.00040087 = 22.4287 BTC [+] {3} 1014074;1423528115;BingoBoingo;"For all intents and purposes, it is reasonable to assume that all of DARPAs customers already use computers in their work. Furthermore, they have been using computers for years. They have developed their own procedures and policies that are not conveniently switched to a different operating environment at the drop of a hat. And they are all using Windows. They are all using Windows because it is the superior choice for Intel-h 1014075;1423528115;BingoBoingo;ardware operating systems for nave users. The reason, however, is irrelevant, because the fact remains that users are using Windows." 1014076;1423528920;BingoBoingo;"This dilemma is particularly strong for researchers in the areas of operating systems and networking, two areas in which Windows NT is considered to be especially weak. With DARPA project lifetimes typically in the two- or three-year range, PIs must swallow hard before agreeing to take two giant steps back in order to begin their research on a Windows NT technology base." 1014077;1423529641;mircea_popescu;if somebody still has a twitter account, be a kitten tweet my last @maigov to see some really embarassed romanian police. 1014078;1423529769;asciilifeform;BingoBoingo: For some reason the methyl group makes it more toxic to neurons in the long run << afaik no one has conclusively shown that it's the methyl rather than the sleeping-once-a-week, rotgut booze, and vd 1014079;1423529787;asciilifeform;see earlier thread re: co-morbidity etc 1014080;1423529801;BingoBoingo;mircea_popescu: https://twitter.com/BBoingo/status/564951001728569344 1014081;1423529802;assbot;/maigov I stumbled across this http://t.co/MbM32fRoR5 1014082;1423529853;BingoBoingo;asciilifeform: Well, much of the meth toxixity literature is from 1940's and 1950's when it was prefered USG go pill before being replaced by gentler amphetamines 1014083;1423529880;asciilifeform;BingoBoingo: seems like all three would still apply if population is u.s. soldiers ? 1014084;1423529933;mircea_popescu;BingoBoingo danke 1014085;1423529945;BingoBoingo;asciilifeform: Perhaps, but it would be very un-USG of the era to not be running trials in parallel with minimal disclosure 1014086;1423530211;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: l000l! 1014087;1423530215;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: https://github.com/bitwiseshiftleft/sjcl/commit/ac0b3fe0 << it ? 1014088;1423530216;assbot;Make use of default operator · ac0b3fe · bitwiseshiftleft/sjcl · GitHub ... ( http://bit.ly/1AQSZGr ) 1014089;1423530232;scoopbot;New post on Trilema by Mircea Popescu: http://trilema.com/2015/catre-ministerul-afacerilor-interne-in-atentia-d-lor-gheorghe-nicolae-petre-toba-bondar-marin-si-d-nei-laura-codru%c8%9ba-kovesi-dvs-stiati-ca-angajatii-dvs-se-ocupa-cu-frauda-pe-internet/ 1014090;1423530249;asciilifeform;yes, re: ^ 1014091;1423530261;asciilifeform;or was the pw 'we are orcs' 1014092;1423530288;mircea_popescu;well guess ? 1014093;1423530300;mircea_popescu;to help you guess : 1014094;1423530300;asciilifeform;the latter 1014095;1423530314;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2012/law-enforcement-never-fails-to-unintentionally-entertain/ 1014096;1423530315;assbot;Law enforcement never fails to unintentionally entertain pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. ... ( http://bit.ly/1AQTobT ) 1014097;1423530317;mircea_popescu;right. 1014098;1423530330;asciilifeform;ahahaha. 1014099;1423530338;mircea_popescu;anyway, the general point here being : we investigate too. 1014100;1423530435;asciilifeform;poor idiots. 1014101;1423530445;asciilifeform;sparrow in microwave horn. 1014102;1423530457;mircea_popescu;orly. 1014103;1423530482;asciilifeform;from the story told thus far - what else. 1014104;1423530512;mircea_popescu;dude, don't tell me stories. policeman thinks 120% is koshert ? 1014105;1423530536;mircea_popescu;anyway, the so called "Departamentul de Informaţii şi Protecţie Internă" ie, informations & internal protection dept is the biggest loser here. 1014106;1423530540;mircea_popescu;as they DIDNT know. 1014107;1423530546;asciilifeform;or knew and had cut ? 1014108;1423530553;asciilifeform;as is orcish sop ? 1014109;1423530593;mircea_popescu;i know they didn't know. 1014110;1423530597;mircea_popescu;i don't infer they didn't. 1014111;1423530634;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu also knows that they give a damn ? 1014112;1423530651;mircea_popescu;i know they don't, but that is quite besides the point innit ? http://www.dgipi.ro/articole/articol.php?idarticol=1233 << this is their latest. 1014113;1423530652;assbot;DGIPI - Direcția Generală de Informații și Protecție Internă ... ( http://bit.ly/1AQUwfG ) 1014114;1423530667;mircea_popescu;rural policeman reported the attempted bribe by some guy that cut 1.7 cubic meters of wood illegally. 1014115;1423530708;mircea_popescu;suma de 1000 lei = ~1 btc's worth. 1014116;1423530723;mircea_popescu;ie, less effecvtual than the tardstalk forum police. 1014117;1423530740;asciilifeform;so they'll say, in the event they say anything, that it was all a fiction ? 1014118;1423530742;asciilifeform;as ru police would 1014119;1423530769;asciilifeform;what am i missing here 1014120;1423530782;mircea_popescu;not so simple. the chick at the end, kovesi ? she's fanatical. 1014121;1423530808;mircea_popescu;and the LAST thing she's looking for tuesday mornings is seeing her name on my blog in that context. 1014122;1423530853;asciilifeform;sic transit gloria spam-mundi then 1014123;1423530879;mircea_popescu;only impossible outcome here is, for idiot policemen to stop being defrauded like redditards. 1014124;1423531359;mircea_popescu;anyway that default stuff's pretty good :D 1014125;1423531783;BingoBoingo;How phundation handles the different Openssl libraries nao https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/commit/f19dded6e4bf6b5a345de899863310281846eb61 1014126;1423531785;assbot;Improve robustness of DER recoding code · f19dded · bitcoin/bitcoin · GitHub ... ( http://bit.ly/1AQYAMP ) 1014127;1423531832;mircea_popescu;http://sexylosers.com/219.html not bad 1014128;1423531833;assbot;#219 - Author Feedback ... ( http://bit.ly/1AQYHYQ ) 1014129;1423532027;BingoBoingo;!up BlueMeanie4 1014130;1423532033;BlueMeanie4;greetings 1014131;1423532147;mircea_popescu;http://sexylosers.com/224.html also not bad 1014132;1423532148;assbot;#224 - In the Merde For Love ... ( http://bit.ly/1AQZNUo ) 1014133;1423532321;BlueMeanie4;ive been making Bitcoin comics https://twitter.com/BlueMeanie4/status/563787262559678464 1014134;1423532322;assbot;today's /hashtag/Bitcoin?src=hash comic http://t.co/xHnvs5op4G 1014135;1423532483;mircea_popescu;any good ? 1014136;1423532485;BingoBoingo;Another drug related mega lol http://www.slate.com/articles/news_and_politics/politics/2015/02/suboxone_could_help_heroin_addicts.html << Suboxone is not merely buprenorphine, also impregnated with naloxone in indigestible shell to prevent crushing 1014137;1423532487;assbot;Suboxone could help heroin addicts: ... ( http://bit.ly/1DVxr9n ) 1014138;1423532493;mircea_popescu;http://sexylosers.com/228.html << this might be the most obscene thing i've seen this year. 1014139;1423532494;assbot;#228 - Fast Freud ... ( http://bit.ly/1DVxuBX ) 1014140;1423532553;ben_vulpes;y'all heard of kennas new scam? 1014141;1423532565;BingoBoingo;No? 1014142;1423532608;mircea_popescu;!up bitcoinquestions 1014143;1423532621;mircea_popescu;ben_vulpes which one is this ? 1014144;1423532645;ben_vulpes;http://www.thecaravanserai.co/ 1014145;1423532647;assbot;The Caravanserai. Roam free. ... ( http://bit.ly/1DVxYYQ ) 1014146;1423532660;mircea_popescu;lol 1014147;1423532668;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28178 @ 0.00039326 = 11.0813 BTC [-] {2} 1014148;1423532680;mircea_popescu;!up nanotube 1014149;1423532701;BlueMeanie4;what are the prices for that 1014150;1423532704;*;danielpbarron slaps BlueMeanie4 around a bit with a large putin 1014151;1423532774;BlueMeanie4;do you hate america Daniel? 1014152;1423532799;danielpbarron;what is america? 1014153;1423532815;nanotube; hey, sorry for delay in reply, been busy, still busy. just to give you a quick preview, i'm thinking/working on implementing everything-signed, using a framework sort of like this: http://bitcoin-otc.com/newsite/rate.php 1014154;1423532816;assbot;#bitcoin-otc rating entry form ... ( http://bit.ly/1AR21mK ) 1014155;1423532816;nanotube; once that system is operational, integrating multiple federated databases will be trivial and will involve no trust. 1014156;1423532821;nanotube;fyi, y'all^ 1014157;1423532838;mircea_popescu;that's cool. 1014158;1423532854;mircea_popescu;federated wots best way to un-centralize this problem, i believe. 1014159;1423532900;BlueMeanie4;hyporcubez 1014160;1423533003;nanotube;yea not quite the full fancypants xml-wot from the ideal world, but this will go most of the way and be much more likely to actually happen. 1014161;1423533014;BingoBoingo;Reddit http://sexylosers.com/003.html 1014162;1423533014;assbot;#003 - Video Girl Etchi I ... ( http://bit.ly/1AR2DsD ) 1014163;1423533365;TheNewDeal;Liked that bb, thanks 1014164;1423533695;BlueMeanie4;a federated Wot? 1014165;1423533969;BingoBoingo;!up BlueMeanie4 1014166;1423534294;thestringpuller;amazon is going to sue you~ 1014167;1423534295;thestringpuller;.~ 1014168;1423534299;thestringpuller;. 1014169;1423534405;BlueMeanie4;so who thinks bitcoin is going to crash further? 1014170;1423534434;danielpbarron;it crashed? 1014171;1423534452;danielpbarron;;;ticker 1014172;1423534454;gribble;Bitstamp BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 221.08, Best ask: 221.27, Bid-ask spread: 0.19000, Last trade: 221.29, 24 hour volume: 18423.98029392, 24 hour low: 215.0, 24 hour high: 225.0, 24 hour vwap: 219.323476828 1014173;1423534456;BlueMeanie4;lost more than 30% of its value 1014174;1423534560;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 85700 @ 0.00040567 = 34.7659 BTC [+] 1014175;1423534622;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 87450 @ 0.0004068 = 35.5747 BTC [+] {2} 1014176;1423534742;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48200 @ 0.00039038 = 18.8163 BTC [-] 1014177;1423535090;TheNewDeal;I think gox falsely propped it up to the previous ath, not to say anything about a possibility of return to said prices 1014178;1423535173;BingoBoingo;TheNewDeal: Well I think there was some Gox/China synergy. 1014179;1423535469;BlueMeanie4;its starting to become clear that the whole thing was a ponzi to begin with 1014180;1423535485;cazalla;BlueMeanie4, gox or bitcoin? 1014181;1423535488;BlueMeanie4;then somewhere between '13 and '14 they want batshit insane about all these other ideas 1014182;1423535500;mircea_popescu;!up IHB 1014183;1423535501;BlueMeanie4;bitcoin 1014184;1423535508;IHB;can i get some feedback on something i am writing guys? 1014185;1423535511;mircea_popescu;ok 1014186;1423535516;mircea_popescu;!down BlueMeanie4 1014187;1423535522;mircea_popescu;who keeps upping the tards. 1014188;1423535532;*;BingoBoingo up'd that one 1014189;1423535538;danielpbarron;!b 10 1014190;1423535539;assbot;Last 10 lines bashed and pending review. ( http://dpaste.com/12T9CHJ.txt ) 1014191;1423535542;cazalla;IHB, i can give you some feedback on your site design instead if you like? 2.0 type shit sucks 1014192;1423535555;IHB;yeah 1014193;1423535558;BingoBoingo;IHB, I'll give it a read through 1014194;1423535562;IHB;i am changing it 1014195;1423535602;BingoBoingo;cazalla: You ever try reading coinfire on Mobile? We're kicking their ass on pnoHe friendly layout nao 1014196;1423535605;cazalla;IHB, i mean, i gotta use 3 finger scrolls to get to the meat of it.. i don't even give the missus that much 1014197;1423535612;IHB;i haven't had time and lot of changes are being pushed through. was working on an api that will be launched with it. hopefully it will be useful 1014198;1423535614;IHB;lol 1014199;1423535640;IHB;ok, this is still a WIP, but i want to make sure i understand 1014200;1423535641;IHB;@petertoddbtc @trilema @oocBlog  @BryceWeiner @JustusRanvier  @fredwilson @balajis  In regards to scalability and the perceived threat facing the bitcoin ecosystem I am still not convinced we have a problem here. Gavin has been talking about this for a little while now and it shouldn’t surprise anyone of us that he is publicly trying to get a proposal ready so the full nodes can vote on it. 1. If 80% of the full nodes v 1014201;1423535645;cazalla;BingoBoingo, could be worse 1014202;1423535653;BingoBoingo;http://sexylosers.com/069.html 1014203;1423535654;assbot;#069 - The Shit-Eating Triology II ... ( http://bit.ly/1CNFPKQ ) 1014204;1423535706;mircea_popescu;ihb see also 1014205;1423535707;mircea_popescu;!s pogo 1014206;1423535708;assbot;111 results for 'pogo' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=pogo 1014207;1423535726;BingoBoingo;IHB: That tweet is from ??? about ? hard to squeeze meaningful context into that space 1014208;1423535729;cazalla;mircea_popescu, i read you have like 100k of those pogos eh 1014209;1423535732;mircea_popescu;but in any case, "votes" by bs nodes with < 90% uptime is pointless. 1014210;1423535733;IHB;i know i know 1014211;1423535744;mircea_popescu;might as well redditvote. 1014212;1423535751;IHB;i am posting a draft write now 1014213;1423535752;mircea_popescu;and in any case : VOTES DO NOT MATTER. 1014214;1423535756;mircea_popescu;bitcoin is not a democracy., 1014215;1423535765;mircea_popescu;bitcoin is a consensus system. 1014216;1423535797;BingoBoingo;IHB: Just remember if you post a big draft for review before going up on your site, Google index's pastebins aggressively, Dpaste not so much. 1014217;1423535803;mircea_popescu;the concept of voting re bitcoin is not unlike the concept of voting re sex. 1014218;1423535816;mircea_popescu;sure, 9 out of 10 people enjoy themselves at any gangbang. 1014219;1423535827;mircea_popescu;this doesn't mean me and eight other dudes get to vote on how to use gavin's wife. 1014220;1423535856;IHB;https://ihb.io/2015-02-09/news/a87a98cb5843a28d1c494178aa8865eaf7ec1200f6966be7e4066135c9247-16259 1014221;1423535857;assbot;draft • IHB News™ ... ( http://bit.ly/1E0fINK ) 1014222;1423535962;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21350 @ 0.00040688 = 8.6869 BTC [+] 1014223;1423535970;BingoBoingo;http://trilema.com/ has threatened to bring the house down and if he is successful, then so be it. << IHB you prolly want to link MPEx.co as the actor and particular trilema pieces justifying the MPEx position 1014224;1423535971;assbot;Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. ... ( http://bit.ly/1E0g1bf ) 1014225;1423535977;mircea_popescu;ihb it's beyon me why you think this is publishable. 1014226;1423535992;IHB;its not 1014227;1423535995;mircea_popescu;as a general rule : strike out all paragraphs that contain the pronoun "I" see what's left. 1014228;1423536003;mircea_popescu;aha. 1014229;1423536020;cazalla;IHB, this is your scratch pad eh? 1014230;1423536028;IHB;not everyone is as talented as you when it comes to words [feces] 1014231;1423536040;mircea_popescu;also, the paywall on trilema is a) older than bitcoin and b) older than the new york time's. 1014232;1423536040;BingoBoingo;he recently put a btc paywall on his personal blog. << IHB been around multiple years. Since early 2013 when I finally started talking to people. 1014233;1423536049;mircea_popescu;it's in fact the first paywall on any content site on the internet. 1014234;1423536052;IHB;i never ran into it until today 1014235;1423536054;IHB;fo real 1014236;1423536060;mircea_popescu;even so. 1014237;1423536135;IHB;will amend 1014238;1423536146;BingoBoingo;I believe the 1mb limit was only put in out of fear to protect us from a potential attack. << Was explicitly put in place to make attacks by bloating the blockchain uneconomical 1014239;1423536171;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2011/the-new-york-times-urmeaza-exemplul-trilema/ << this is from back when nyt introduced their beta paywall. 1014240;1423536172;assbot;The New York Times urmeaza exemplul Trilema pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. ... ( http://bit.ly/1CNHvnR ) 1014241;1423536174;mircea_popescu;!up wpalczynski 1014242;1423536255;IHB;<+mircea_popescu> i never got the address to send the .01 BTC 1014243;1423536271;mircea_popescu;did you use a proper email ? 1014244;1423536324;IHB;i used ihb@ihb.io 1014245;1423536374;IHB;so if we don't have the cap it is possible for a miner to load blocks up with spam? and this in turn will weaken the network? 1014246;1423536378;mircea_popescu;first time i got a report like this, so mebbe wait and see ? mebbe your mail server's slow ? 1014247;1423536390;IHB;won't it cost a lot of money to do that? 1014248;1423536395;mircea_popescu;why would it be a miner ? it is possible for anyone. 1014249;1423536424;mircea_popescu;today it's not a particularly valuable dos attack on bitcoin because whatever, 1mb blocks. 1014250;1423536446;mircea_popescu;if they end up being larger, it becomes more of an attack. if they're large enough, sure, you can deny usage of the network this way. 1014251;1423536462;IHB;fuck. 1014252;1423536496;IHB;well, i am glad i had a reason to be confused 1014253;1423536514;BingoBoingo;IHB: And the thing is it is a one time cost to the attacker to attack by committing bloat 1014254;1423536522;mircea_popescu;very cheap way to attack the gavincoin, too. 20-1 = 19, so then each day costs an extra 1014255;1423536534;mircea_popescu;;;calc 24 * 600 * 19 / 1024 1014256;1423536534;gribble;267.1875 1014257;1423536547;mircea_popescu;um neh 1014258;1423536555;mircea_popescu;;;calc 24 * 6 * 19 / 1024 1014259;1423536555;gribble;2.671875 1014260;1423536569;mircea_popescu;2.67 gb a day extra. whatever that costs, every node is stuck with it. 1014261;1423536620;mircea_popescu;and there's obviously no defense. valid txn will be relayed. 1014262;1423536631;IHB;i can't weigh in with my opinion. i will leave up to you guys. my stomach tells me the blocksize should not be raised and if people want to do other stuff they can peg their btc to a sidechain, if that ever becomes reality. 1014263;1423536698;IHB;i would be happy just holding my bitcoin. but only if there was a way to get all this other stuff done, you know the stuff we call bloat 1014264;1423536704;IHB;like washing machines talking to cars 1014265;1423536718;IHB;and government schemes in india being run on some sort of chain 1014266;1423536738;mircea_popescu;uh. 1014267;1423536747;BingoBoingo; i can't weigh in with my opinion. i will leave up to you guys. my stomach tells me the blocksize should not be raised and if people want to do other stuff they can peg their btc to a sidechain, if that ever becomes reality. << Not an unreasonable thing. Settlement happens on the blockchain small amounts dick around on distraction chain. 1014268;1423536777;IHB;humans have already fucked with this planet we are in our own epoch Anthropence 1014269;1423536855;cazalla;IHB, why do you want your car to talk to your washing machine instead of your wife? 1014270;1423536888;mircea_popescu;the car should talk to the wife ? 1014271;1423536900;*;mircea_popescu buys ballgag factory shares. cleary there's a future for these. 1014272;1423536944;cazalla;mircea_popescu, no no, wife talk to washing machine 1014273;1423536968;jurov;maybe he meant carwash? 1014274;1423536978;mircea_popescu;like a wife with multiple personality cazalla ? 1014275;1423536985;cazalla;please just let me take solace in the one fucking thing my missus can do right 1014276;1423537002;mircea_popescu;what's that, she pushes your buttons for you ? 1014277;1423537021;mircea_popescu;jurov for lulz, masina = machine is how you say car in romanian. 1014278;1423537069;mircea_popescu;http://sexylosers.com/239.html << bwahaha z80 strip poker ? 1014279;1423537071;assbot;#239 - Return Without Gosub Error 1014280;1423537071;BingoBoingo;jurov: Commenting out that section of main.cpp you highlighted and making a junk public alert key turned into a build of 0.8.6 that's been running fine for about 20 hours nao 1014281;1423537085;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu, BingoBoingo, cazalla, other writery folks: anybody up for writing a basic likbez for the 'unified theory' of amplification attack as it applies not only to boring ddos but to gavincoin and in general to any system where some bozo can inflict cost C on you by spending c where c < C 1014282;1423537131;mircea_popescu;hm. 1014283;1423537137;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: what z80. mos 6502. 1014284;1423537161;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform i haven't / don't intend to because a) anyone who can grasp the abstraction already knows it ; b) anyone likely to benefit from the description probably can't read. 1014285;1423537188;asciilifeform;then nm 1014286;1423537198;asciilifeform;6502 >> reissued! >> http://www.tomshardware.com/news/mouser-6502-motorola-6800-cpu-processor,14557.html 1014287;1423537202;assbot;Mouser Sells Classic 6502 "Antique" Processor 1014288;1423537206;mircea_popescu;it's kinda what attrition wars are all about. 1014289;1423537258;BingoBoingo; Mouser Sells Classic 6502 "Antique" Processor << If they cranked it to 1.5 GHz+ would be more excited 1014290;1423537280;asciilifeform;why BingoBoingo wants a GHz 8bit cpu? 1014291;1423537293;BingoBoingo;asciilifeform: Speed. 1014292;1423537311;BingoBoingo;For some tasks bus size isn't such a big deal. 1014293;1423537318;jurov;lol at 15nm process the die would prolly come out few micrometers across 1014294;1423537333;BingoBoingo; lol at 15nm process the die would prolly come out few micrometers across << Also this. 1014295;1423537364;BingoBoingo;Just imagine a palm sized box with rs-232 and the entire 1980's inside 1014296;1423537375;mircea_popescu;size doesn't matter guise. 1014297;1423537404;kakobrekla;only matters if you got a big one 1014298;1423537416;BingoBoingo;mircea_popescu: It does when your need to breach the border with your contraband in your breech 1014299;1423537431;jurov;WILL IT HASH? 1014300;1423537441;mircea_popescu;hash it will! 1014301;1423537495;asciilifeform;;;bc,stats 1014302;1423537500;gribble;Current Blocks: 342797 | Current Difficulty: 4.44554159623438E10 | Next Difficulty At Block: 344735 | Next Difficulty In: 1938 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 5 days, 10 hours, 9 minutes, and 13 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 51193758211.3 | Estimated Percent Change: 15.15753 1014303;1423537502;mircea_popescu;http://sexylosers.com/243.html also not bad. 1014304;1423537504;assbot;#243 - America's Testes Kitchen 1 1014305;1423537507;asciilifeform;336094. 1014306;1423537512;mircea_popescu;marinate all teh birds. 1014307;1423537527;kakobrekla;+15, from where 1014308;1423537578;jurov;from romania, haven't you heard about Mcoin machines? 1014309;1423537602;kakobrekla;ah you mean mpcoin 1014310;1423537609;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29032 @ 0.00039168 = 11.3713 BTC [-] 1014311;1423537618;mircea_popescu;lol puh leaze. 1014312;1423537699;ben_vulpes; also, the paywall on trilema is a) older than bitcoin and b) older than the new york time's. << how did you take payment before btc? 1014313;1423537726;mircea_popescu;ben_vulpes paypal, like everyone else. 1014314;1423537733;ben_vulpes;goodness. 1014315;1423537735;jurov;kakobrekla i meant this: http://trilema.com/2015/catre-ministerul-afacerilor-interne-in-atentia-d-lor-gheorghe-nicolae-petre-toba-bondar-marin-si-d-nei-laura-codruța-kovesi-dvs-stiati-ca-angajatii-dvs-se-ocupa-cu-frauda-pe-internet/ 1014316;1423537738;assbot;Catre Ministerul Afacerilor Interne. In atentia d-lor Gheorghe Nicolae, Petre Toba, Bondar Marin si d-nei Laura Codruța Kövesi : Dvs stiati ca angajatii dvs se ocupa cu frauda pe Internet ? pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. 1014317;1423537764;mircea_popescu;ben_vulpes i had a whole digg thing for the .ro market, ran on "credits", backed by paypal. 1014318;1423537771;mircea_popescu;people could buy/sell them. 1014319;1423537796;mircea_popescu;published monthly tops of ro blogs etc. 1014320;1423537843;mircea_popescu;!up bitcoinquestions 1014321;1423537848;bitcoinquestions;thanks man 1014322;1423537849;mircea_popescu;dude, get reg'd already. 1014323;1423537867;bitcoinquestions;reg'd? sorry I don't use IRC often 1014324;1423537908;mircea_popescu;lately you do. and http://wiki.bitcoin-assets.com/first_steps_in_bitcoin-assets 1014325;1423537910;assbot;first_steps_in_bitcoin-assets [bitcoin assets wiki] 1014326;1423537919;mircea_popescu;kakobrekla : http://theairridegroup.wikia.com/wiki/Shooting_Assbot 1014327;1423537922;assbot;Shooting Assbot - The air ride group Wiki 1014328;1423537960;mircea_popescu;btw, someone edit that wiki page to reflect the assbot wotness ? who got perms ? 1014329;1423538012;bitcoinquestions;mircea_popescu: alright I'm on it, also you asked me what I thought of b-a before I got disconnected - it's a breath of fresh air from the mass stupidity 1014330;1423538025;ben_vulpes;by the way, isn't it amusing how the_scourge got instanuked, but the outright derps keep getting upped? 1014331;1423538046;BingoBoingo;asciilifeform: Who was that pauper on your blogroll with the great eMacs text. Debate tournament judging text finally cleared and I'm ready to splurge on paytext. 1014332;1423538055;mircea_popescu;ben_vulpes not THAT insta. 1014333;1423538056;asciilifeform;ben_vulpes: wasn't instant by any means, i ended up with a mile-long ninjasp4mz0r-style log from him 1014334;1423538074;mircea_popescu;generally derpage doesn't get nuked until it becomes militantly stupid. bluemeanie got nuked earlier. 1014335;1423538077;asciilifeform;BingoBoingo: gonna need more hint 1014336;1423538108;ben_vulpes;looked pretty fast from over here. 1014337;1423538131;ben_vulpes;granted my neural filter kicked in pretty quickly, so my integral probably didn't wind up like yours. 1014338;1423538134;ben_vulpes;yours' 1014339;1423538140;BingoBoingo;asciilifeform: Last mention of him here you suggested might be acutely starving? Had a big guide to emacs. 1014340;1423538147;asciilifeform;BingoBoingo: xah lee 1014341;1423538150;ben_vulpes;BigBitz: xah lee 1014342;1423538153;ben_vulpes;BingoBoingo:** 1014343;1423538161;BingoBoingo;asciilifeform: Thanks 1014344;1423538167;asciilifeform;ben_vulpes: the way it looked, mr moarspam was sent here specifically for me. (why? ask him) 1014345;1423538181;asciilifeform;ben_vulpes: blocksize-themed rather than cardano this time 1014346;1423538189;ben_vulpes;what, you're the most easily suckered into epic privlogs 1014347;1423538193;asciilifeform;quite possibly 1014348;1423538200;*;asciilifeform plays with his food 1014349;1423538217;ben_vulpes;i toy with my prey, but that's not the same thing. 1014350;1423538250;asciilifeform;at any rate, the bozo went and chugged through most of my www in an effort to appear interested (it comically failed) 1014351;1423538269;asciilifeform;for me, that was enough 1014352;1423538299;TheNewDeal;So this is really Samuel Clemens' material? http://trilema.com/2015/let-us-translate-from-english-to-english/ 1014353;1423538301;assbot;Let us translate. From English to English. pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. 1014354;1423538301;mircea_popescu;i suppose this is actually a never-before encountered problem : text that has meaning! IN LAYERS! 1014355;1423538314;mircea_popescu;text that can actually not be textually reprocessed into usable text. 1014356;1423538320;mircea_popescu;TheNewDeal yes. 1014357;1423538349;mircea_popescu;if you look at the link thrown around in here a coupla days ago when it was being discussed, has a bunch of bibliographical wankery i snipped. 1014358;1423538371;TheNewDeal;That was some of the finest erotica Ive ever perused 1014359;1423538382;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform in a meta sense, the way we write had been a wot all along. 1014360;1423538391;mircea_popescu;poses exactly the same problems to the poser as the wot poses to the scammer. 1014361;1423538399;mircea_popescu;not mechanically approachable. 1014362;1423538409;mircea_popescu;TheNewDeal the man was talentited. 1014363;1423538448;ben_vulpes;ah come on the bibliographical stuff was great 1014364;1423538461;ben_vulpes;mircea_popescu: are you chewing through "the complete works"? 1014365;1423538473;mircea_popescu;mnope 1014366;1423538488;ben_vulpes;o wait you're doing orwell. 1014367;1423538498;mircea_popescu;atm im doing some old comic 1014368;1423538499;asciilifeform;ben_vulpes: orwell mentioned '1601' as 'unobtainable' 1014369;1423538510;ben_vulpes;asciilifeform: i do recall this 1014370;1423538670;decimation;asciilifeform: how do you distinguish between 'usg agent' and 'derp who reads your website'? 1014371;1423538690;mircea_popescu;he doesn't. 1014372;1423538702;decimation;I guess in the end it doesn't much matter 1014373;1423538707;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 4000 @ 0.00085353 = 3.4141 BTC [+] {8} 1014374;1423538708;mircea_popescu;this is like asking wyatt earp "how do you distinguish between the f brothers and stray dog" 1014375;1423538713;BingoBoingo;decimation: I imagine his heuruistic is how they read his website 1014376;1423538733;decimation;mircea_popescu: both fall into the category 'shoot'? 1014377;1423538775;asciilifeform;decimation: very naked pattern of 'derp suddenly comes, with much apparent enthusiasm and piss-poor reading comprehension, interspersing hour of faux conv. with 'so why do you have any truck with bitcoin, it'll be obsolete and replaced with Modern Alternatives soon enough, and so many more interesting things around like Dark Enlightenment...' 1014378;1423538782;asciilifeform;' 1014379;1423538790;decimation;ah google is going to drop SPDY and fully support HTTPbis http://blog.chromium.org/2015/02/hello-http2-goodbye-spdy-http-is_9.html 1014380;1423538793;assbot;Chromium Blog: Hello HTTP/2, Goodbye SPDY 1014381;1423538832;decimation;asciilifeform: yeah he definitely exhibited that pattern. but my priors tend to 'random derp (maybe mr spam)' rather than 'usg agent' 1014382;1423538911;asciilifeform;generic derps, in my experience, don't reliably snap back to one subject always 1014383;1423538923;ben_vulpes;focus is expensive. 1014384;1423538936;asciilifeform;and that subject is not usually block size 1014385;1423538944;BingoBoingo;!b 3 1014386;1423538961;assbot;Last 3 lines bashed and pending review. ( http://dpaste.com/1MV6G16.txt ) 1014387;1423538961;asciilifeform;four days (?) after the philippines thing 1014388;1423539016;asciilifeform;also claimed to be working on a 'military' path to sovereign moldbuggistan, which screams 'provocateur' 1014389;1423539018;decimation;heh it would be amusing to get 'premium content' trolls here 1014390;1423539109;BingoBoingo; also claimed to be working on a 'military' path to sovereign moldbuggistan, which screams 'provocateur' << I don't get very many of these. You FBI file must be thicker than mine. 1014391;1423539125;BingoBoingo;Or else more urgent 1014392;1423539126;asciilifeform;BingoBoingo: that was my first such 1014393;1423539160;*;asciilifeform suspects that ben_vulpes is correct and that had someone else engaged mr moarspam earlier, he would have latched on to someone else 1014394;1423539365;decimation;http://www.ronpaulinstitute.org/archives/featured-articles/2015/february/09/kiev-s-bloody-war-is-backfiring/ 1014395;1423539368;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1CbIU1W ) 1014396;1423539377;decimation;"Draft resistance is at an all-time high: a mere 6 percent of those called up have reported voluntarily. This has forced the Kiev authorities to go knocking on doors – where they are met either with a mass of angry villagers, who refuse to let them take anyone, or else ghost towns where virtually everyone has fled. In the Transcarpathia region of western Ukraine, entire villages have been emptied, the inhabitants fleeing to Russia 1014397;1423539379;decimation;to wait out the war – or the fall of the Kiev regime, whichever comes first. " 1014398;1423539401;decimation;lol, apparently the ukranians are fleeing the russian invaders by fleeing to ... russia 1014399;1423539424;decimation;" In a Facebook post that was quickly deleted, Defense Minister Stepan Poltorak wrote: “According to unofficial sources, hostels and motels in border regions of neighboring Romania are completely filled with draft dodgers.” P" 1014400;1423539483;decimation;wonder how many lei it takes to get the local romaninan police to 'overlook' your immigration 1014401;1423539494;asciilifeform;per orlov's analysis, kiev is summoning draftees not to fight and win, but to 1) create 'humanitarian' wank in the hope of usg assistance (georgia gambit) 2) forcibly burn bridges for the conscripted men (the idea being, they've fired on the east and 'must' fight to the death) 1014402;1423539539;decimation;the local villagers, not being entirely stupid, want neither to die as nato puppet nor at the hands of ru army 1014403;1423539627;asciilifeform;at any rate, usg is winning there - in its traditional objective of creating an open, gangrenous wound (rather than 'winning' in the usual sense of the word) 1014404;1423539667;BingoBoingo;Transndstria 1014405;1423539673;decimation;moldbug would say that this wound provides infinite employment for nulands 1014406;1423539690;asciilifeform;not only. 1014407;1423539704;asciilifeform;to the whole spectrum, 'red', 'blue', whatevers. 1014408;1423539848;ben_vulpes; heh it would be amusing to get 'premium content' trolls here << didja ever meet tiberius? 1014409;1423539864;decimation;no I don't think so 1014410;1423539906;ben_vulpes;he was top notch. 1014411;1423539938;decimation;who would bother trolling us? the chances of some derp changing anyone's opinion on matters here seems pretty low 1014412;1423540010;ben_vulpes;tib was never much for changing opinions 1014413;1423540018;ben_vulpes;irc judo, more like it 1014414;1423540032;ben_vulpes;roll you in on point a, before you know it you're knees deep in c d e and q 1014415;1423540111;ben_vulpes;sadly, got banned. even mircea_popescu couldn't out-chat him. 1014416;1423540207;BingoBoingo;;;bc,stats 1014417;1423540208;ben_vulpes;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=05-05-2013#16817 << decent entrypoint 1014418;1423540208;assbot;Logged on 05-05-2013 16:23:25; cads: tiberius, and if that's true, then I salute you 1014419;1423540211;gribble;Current Blocks: 342801 | Current Difficulty: 4.44554159623438E10 | Next Difficulty At Block: 344735 | Next Difficulty In: 1934 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 5 days, 9 hours, 32 minutes, and 18 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 51100598845.3 | Estimated Percent Change: 14.94797 1014420;1423540261;BingoBoingo;lol machine translation http://8btc.com/thread-13213-1-1.html 1014421;1423540465;BingoBoingo;https://github.com/reyk/httpd/issues << This happened quickly 1014422;1423540467;assbot;Issues · reyk/httpd · GitHub ... ( http://bit.ly/1CbLDIO ) 1014423;1423540563;ben_vulpes;http://search.bitcoin-assets.com/?q=tiberiusiv&start=627 1014424;1423540569;assbot;631 results for 'tiberiusiv' - #bitcoin-assets search 1014425;1423540574;ben_vulpes;for the historians. 1014426;1423540589;ben_vulpes;asciilifeform might find some interesting strange in those depths. 1014427;1423540678;BingoBoingo;Another Mr Spam in the wild http://marc.info/?l=openbsd-tech&m=142336024418555&w=2 1014428;1423540681;assbot;'Re: OK... how dare you both even to not publish patches...' - MARC 1014429;1423540751;BingoBoingo;Seriously check srother@mercenary-security.com 's email sig out there: "Please note: The information contained in this message may be legally privileged and confidential and protected from disclosure..." Sig on a public mailing list 1014430;1423540826;ben_vulpes;BingoBoingo: well now you've incremented his linkweight. good job. 1014431;1423540853;BingoBoingo;ben_vulpes: Actually I've done the opposite 1014432;1423540855;ben_vulpes;at least robert viragh and the_minor_pestilence had the good sense to not leave a crumbtrail 1014433;1423540941;BingoBoingo;ben_vulpes: There's actually more, uglier crumbtrail. 1014434;1423540955;ben_vulpes;from which spamzor? 1014435;1423541015;ben_vulpes;!up bitcoinquestions 1014436;1423541016;ben_vulpes;mas? 1014437;1423541046;BingoBoingo;See comments here ben_vulpes http://undeadly.org/cgi?action=article&sid=20141205090350&mode=expanded 1014438;1423541049;assbot;Two New Kernel Errata 1014439;1423541072;Guest85903;hmm 1014440;1423541080;Guest85903;I ahve to message instantly? 1014441;1423541086;BingoBoingo;hello Guest85903 1014442;1423541093;Guest85903;-_- 1014443;1423541119;BingoBoingo;!up Guest85903 1014444;1423541131;BingoBoingo;Guest85903: Who are you again? 1014445;1423541134;ben_vulpes;Guest85903: you gotta auth within ~30secs 1014446;1423541146;Guest85903;bitcoinquestions 1014447;1423541159;Guest85903;i'm working on setting up all the shit in the wiki 1014448;1423541204;BingoBoingo;Guest85903: If you set up Xchat (or any other client) with SASL it will auth you with nickserve automatically in time 1014449;1423541221;ben_vulpes;Guest85903: you may want a better handle than bitcoinquestions 1014450;1423541228;BingoBoingo;Except for midsession disconnections 1014451;1423541240;Guest85903;lmao 1014452;1423541250;Guest85903;bitcoinanswers maybe 1014453;1423541312;BingoBoingo;Guest85903: You know... if you have Bitcoin in you personal name people take you less seriously. That's why bitcoin_pete seriously considered moving his identity to MooseCocks 1014454;1423541374;Guest85903;Whereas if your name is BingoBoingo you get taken very seriously? 1014455;1423541374;BingoBoingo;Anyways 6 of the right months of history is prolly the minimum to be caught up on the -Stable branch of the channel conversation. Having answers... Maybe 12-24 months? 1014456;1423541403;BingoBoingo;Guest85903: History. Originally it was BingoBongo, but kakobrekla convinced me this was better. 1014457;1423541419;BingoBoingo;Because time passes this is now my real name. 1014458;1423541439;BingoBoingo;And sometimes I am a bit startled when people use my slave name. 1014459;1423541465;lobbes;BingoBoingo: not reference to that song 'civilisation' is it? 1014460;1423541518;BingoBoingo;lobbes: No idea what that is. 1014461;1423541557;Guest85903;alright fuck it 1014462;1423541558;BingoBoingo;Guest85903: The important part of a "Name" though is that it is now a textual match for another concept. 1014463;1423541581;Guest85903;What do you mean? 1014464;1423541612;BingoBoingo;My gibberish name, fine name. mircea_popescu being the Romanian equivalent of John Smith fine. "Cocksmoker404" is limiting. 1014465;1423541634;BingoBoingo;Because Cocksmoker404 conveys a meaning in its text. 1014466;1423541669;BingoBoingo;Other text attached to that name is going to on a quick read get a context attached to it. 1014467;1423541682;danielpbarron;Guest85903, just use the name that your mother and father gave you; honor them. 1014468;1423541844;Guest85903;hmm 1014469;1423541853;Guest85903;difficult choice 1014470;1423541879;lobbes;perfect: Difficult_Choice 1014471;1423541893;BingoBoingo;!b 3 1014472;1423541907;assbot;Last 3 lines bashed and pending review. ( http://dpaste.com/1855MEB.txt ) 1014473;1423541907;Guest85903;lmao 1014474;1423542086;Guest85903;alright brb 1014475;1423542127;Guest85903;bitcoinquestions --> whaack please up! me when I get back 1014476;1423542330;mircea_popescu;omfg i step out for pie, i come back, all the lines out of whack! 1014477;1423542367;*;asciilifeform repaired an early 1980s soviet alarm clock today. 1014478;1423542393;*;BingoBoingo got a new SSD in the mail today. Damn that fucker is thin. 1014479;1423542547;mircea_popescu;decimation: ah google is going to drop SPDY and fully support HTTPbis << if any of teh strategic minds in attendance care to explain this to me i'd apprecfiate it 1014480;1423542550;mircea_popescu;wtf are they thinking ? 1014481;1423542553;mircea_popescu;!up whaack 1014482;1423542585;mircea_popescu;ben_vulpes: focus is expensive. << he is on to something. 1014483;1423542626;mircea_popescu;!up whaack 1014484;1423542661;BingoBoingo; decimation: ah google is going to drop SPDY and fully support HTTPbis << if any of teh strategic minds in attendance care to explain this to me i'd apprecfiate it << SPDY was Google so Open it is closed HTTP replacement no one else needed 1014485;1423542679;BingoBoingo;No idea if HTTP2 is worse or not, but prolly at least as bad 1014486;1423542680;whaack;;;eregister A31A30AA659AB67C 1014487;1423542680;gribble;(eregister ) -- Register your GPG identity, associating GPG key with . is a 16 digit key id, with or without the '0x' prefix. We look on servers listed in 'plugins.GPG.keyservers' config. You will be given a link to a page which contains a one time password encrypted with your key. Decrypt, and use the 'everify' command with it. Your passphrase will (1 more message) 1014488;1423542695;mircea_popescu;BingoBoingo nah, moar like http 2 is basically a rushed "let's reimplement spdy" 1014489;1423542703;mircea_popescu;whaack do it with assbot tho. 1014490;1423542703;whaack;;;eregister whaack A31A30AA659AB67C 1014491;1423542704;gribble;Error: This key already registered in the database. 1014492;1423542722;whaack;fuck 1014493;1423542727;BingoBoingo;mircea_popescu: Or they were cooked different places and Google didn't get the tug on its leash early enough 1014494;1423542743;whaack;I added the key for another handle is there anyway to remove it? 1014495;1423542777;BingoBoingo;whaack: Have you considered the "literal" nuclear option? 1014496;1423542777;mircea_popescu;!up ihb 1014497;1423542788;mircea_popescu;if you didn't get teh email, ask for another one. 1014498;1423542791;IHB;<+mircea_popescu> 1014499;1423542793;IHB;i got it 1014500;1423542798;IHB;i sent you the coin 1014501;1423542798;mircea_popescu;and look in your mailserver logs see wtf is ahppening 1014502;1423542799;mircea_popescu;ah k 1014503;1423542800;IHB;whew 1014504;1423542810;whaack;;;eregister whaack 54D96EEE73C04299 1014505;1423542811;gribble;Error: Could not retrieve your key from keyserver. Either it isn't there, or it is invalid. 1014506;1423542833;IHB;dude. i really want to get into WOT 1014507;1423542849;IHB;as soon things settle down with my team. i am gonna do it 1014508;1423542856;mircea_popescu;"where they are met either with a mass of angry villagers, who refuse to let them take anyone" so czar's army, this. 1014509;1423542865;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41950 @ 0.00040344 = 16.9243 BTC [+] 1014510;1423542868;whaack;;;eregister whaack 54D96EEE73C04299 1014511;1423542869;gribble;Error: Could not retrieve your key from keyserver. Either it isn't there, or it is invalid. 1014512;1423542886;mod6;whaack: you can pm gribble too. 1014513;1423542891;whaack;apolagies 1014514;1423542899;mircea_popescu;decimation: " In a Facebook post that was quickly deleted, Defense Minister Stepan Poltorak wrote: According to unofficial sources, hostels and motels in border regions of neighboring Romania are completely filled with draft dodgers. << this is true. romania took in like 50k refugees. 1014515;1423542907;mod6;np 1014516;1423542918;mircea_popescu;being kept under wraps because whatever, can't go out saying the us caused a war atrocity and a refugee wave. 1014517;1423542980;decimation;are the romanians pissed about the extra ukrainians? 1014518;1423542983;mircea_popescu;decimation: wonder how many lei it takes to get the local romaninan police to 'overlook' your immigration << it's a civilised country. if you don't break the law they don't care. if you show up at the border without proper paperwork you get fined 500 lei (~100 euro) and generally forbidden to reenter for 5 years. 1014519;1423542988;mircea_popescu;nah. 1014520;1423543024;mircea_popescu;this entire "don't let people in" is purely a welfare state thing. romania is not one. 1014521;1423543035;decimation;so the romanian government explictly granted this refugee status? 1014522;1423543049;mircea_popescu;nah. 1014523;1423543055;mircea_popescu;as above :) 1014524;1423543123;decimation;my understanding is that ukrainians have all been granted russian citizenship anyway, if they choose to use it 1014525;1423543148;mircea_popescu;ben_vulpes: he was top notch. << not really. too much anger. 1014526;1423543162;decimation;if I were some derp in a ukrainian village I think I would be on the way to whatever frontier I could manage 1014527;1423543179;mircea_popescu;decimation you gotta understand, europe is europe. think texas during the 1800s, mix-y. 1014528;1423543198;mircea_popescu;decimation but you are that, in that situation, and you're sitting put :) 1014529;1423543215;decimation;heh perhaps 1014530;1423543220;mircea_popescu;what, you think ukrainian peasant has no material or emotional properties ? just because you discount them as alien doesn't make them go away. 1014531;1423543228;mircea_popescu;he loves his oak. 1014532;1423543231;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3350 @ 0.00040344 = 1.3515 BTC [+] 1014533;1423543245;decimation;aye, I can see that 1014534;1423543256;decimation;but the threat of dying for that oak has become quite real 1014535;1423543268;mircea_popescu;actually arond there, from say vienna to about moscow, people are fucking fixated on the soil. 1014536;1423543292;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 84485 @ 0.00040688 = 34.3753 BTC [+] 1014537;1423543302;decimation;multi-generational farms and the like? 1014538;1423543304;IHB;people in india kill each other all the time over less than an oak tree 1014539;1423543309;mircea_popescu;multi in the sense of 50. 1014540;1423543319;decimation;in the us, people are so mobile that they hardly have any loyalty to the soil 1014541;1423543335;decimation;some are, but they are rare 1014542;1423543338;mircea_popescu;yeah well i tell you something, nobody who knew me in a pervious life ever imagined i'd leave cluj. 1014543;1423543338;IHB;<+decimation> in the us, people are so mobile that they hardly have any loyalty to the soil < this more true as every day passes 1014544;1423543341;BingoBoingo; actually arond there, from say vienna to about moscow, people are fucking fixated on the soil. << Amazing how in spite of it mostly being a source of minable lead Ozark folk are still more fixated on their soil 1014545;1423543341;assbot;AMAZING COMPANY! 1014546;1423543344;mircea_popescu;it was a joke for up until the plane left. 1014547;1423543367;BingoBoingo; <+decimation> in the us, people are so mobile that they hardly have any loyalty to the soil < this more true as every day passes << Less mobile every week 1014548;1423543379;mircea_popescu;less mobile more alabama ? :D 1014549;1423543393;asciilifeform;in usa, it's jobs/professions more than 'soil' 1014550;1423543417;BingoBoingo; in usa, it's jobs/professions more than 'soil' << Only because you are on the east left coast 1014551;1423543439;BingoBoingo; less mobile more alabama ? :D << More sweet home alabama, less freebird 1014552;1423543457;mircea_popescu;ben_vulpes: sadly, got banned. even mircea_popescu couldn't out-chat him. << gtfo that's so totally not what happened. 1014553;1423543464;IHB;i lived in louisiana for a while and we went to bama all the time 1014554;1423543477;IHB;i like better than here in LA 1014555;1423543479;mircea_popescu;i think i have a pic of me in mobile. 1014556;1423543499;IHB;did you smell the pulp from the factory in mobile? 1014557;1423543529;mircea_popescu;http://trilema.com/2013/fire-in-alabama-lets-make-the-most-of-it/ < there we go. 1014558;1423543530;assbot;Fire in Alabama, let's make the most of it. pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. ... ( http://bit.ly/1IIebCL ) 1014559;1423543535;IHB;hey <+mircea_popescu> why did they suspend your twitter account? how do you get suspended but ISIS is allowed to troll away 1014560;1423543540;mircea_popescu;IHB actually no, there was a strike or something. they weren't going. 1014561;1423543551;mircea_popescu;IHB i killed some derp. 1014562;1423543574;BingoBoingo;mircea_popescu: You fucked a fort in mobile. Full of nubile ROLL TIDE cheerleaders, or at least that will be the legend in 2145 1014563;1423543589;mircea_popescu;lol wut. 1014564;1423543663;BingoBoingo;mircea_popescu: You for get the weather that erodes civilization... time. 1014565;1423543681;lobbes; in usa, it's jobs/professions more than 'soil' << aye, this is what binds me. This mouse-trap cheese is so tasty 1014566;1423543700;mircea_popescu;lobbes you and... all the usians here pretty much. 1014567;1423543705;lobbes;maybe can get some before it slams down 1014568;1423543711;mircea_popescu;say, y;all know the aesop fable of the fat mouse ? 1014569;1423543712;IHB;<+mircea_popescu> too bad. his derp friends probably spent more money on his funeral than he would have derping away 1014570;1423543714;BingoBoingo;mircea_popescu: Trilema reflects you were in Alabama. When trends on reddit change suddenly they will say you fucked all of the Bama cheerleraders in a heroic battle agaisnt Condie Rice 1014571;1423543736;mircea_popescu;BingoBoingo i can't recall who i fucked in mobile. 1014572;1423543742;mircea_popescu;it's kinda hazy at this point. 1014573;1423543751;asciilifeform;http://fatmouse.org << obligatory 1014574;1423543754;assbot;THE DOMAIN OF THE FATMOUSE - UNOFFICIAL MIRROR 1014575;1423543756;asciilifeform;^ legendary 1014576;1423543767;BingoBoingo;mircea_popescu: And the fanfic crowd will on that doubt rewrite history. 1014577;1423543772;asciilifeform;'FATMOUSE IS COMING AND HE HAS A MESSAGE AND YOU ARE NOT GOING TO LIKE IT. FATMOUSE WILL CONSUME YOUR POOR THIN WORLD AND REGURGITATE IT IN HIS OWN IMAGE. FATMOUSE DOES NOT WORK FOR YOU AND HE DOES NOT ACKNOWLEDGE YOUR MEAGRE HOPES AND DREAMS. IT IS BETTER TO WALK WITH FATMOUSE THAN TO BE IN HIS PATH, FOR FATMOUSE MUST FEED.' 1014578;1423543804;whaack;So going back to my bitcoinquestion spree - do you guys believe the conversation in /r/bitcoin is controlled by a few people with many accounts directing an unnatural conversation? 1014579;1423543804;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform what is this, the bitcoin jesus ? 1014580;1423543816;mod6;asciilifeform: pretty long bumper sticker 1014581;1423543847;BingoBoingo;whaack: To an extent, largely controlled by systemic failures in reddits mode of failing to social means 1014582;1423543885;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: to this day i have no idea. originally found it some time in '99, i think. appears to be inspired by one of the 'leptin knockout' experimental mice 1014583;1423543899;mircea_popescu;srother is pretty fucking pissed. 1014584;1423543923;BingoBoingo;asciilifeform: Prototype knockout mice often get extreme obesity or cancer for their compelled bravery.\ 1014585;1423543953;mircea_popescu;Guest85903: i'm working on setting up all the shit in the wiki << this really should be in the bash lol 1014586;1423543972;asciilifeform;BingoBoingo: didja know, mouse farming makes bitcoin mining look tame both re: profit (in fiat terms at least) and risk 1014587;1423543989;asciilifeform;BingoBoingo: ten thousand $maxint custom mice can croak overnight 1014588;1423544014;mircea_popescu;BingoBoingo: Except for midsession disconnections << xchat irssi and all others can be config'd to not autoreconnect. so you can handle manually./ 1014589;1423544019;BingoBoingo;asciilifeform: Well... Mice are awfully fragile. Especially when $maxint is spent knocking out something that was important 1014590;1423544027;asciilifeform;esp. then. 1014591;1423544045;asciilifeform;but, interestingly, even 'standard' mice. 1014592;1423544046;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform someone in biotech had this sad story a while back about a lost farm. i had one too 1014593;1423544053;mircea_popescu;uh wait. it was you wasn;'t it 1014594;1423544057;asciilifeform;possibly. 1014595;1423544061;BingoBoingo; BingoBoingo: Except for midsession disconnections << xchat irssi and all others can be config'd to not autoreconnect. so you can handle manually./ << Working on a online machine migration in the near future. 1014596;1423544064;*;asciilifeform not directly involved with mouse farming at any point 1014597;1423544095;BingoBoingo; asciilifeform someone in biotech had this sad story a while back about a lost farm. i had one too << Was this the lab flooded in the hurricaine? 1014598;1423544127;mircea_popescu;my memory fails me. 1014599;1423544154;mircea_popescu;mebbe it was bugpowder 1014600;1423544180;mircea_popescu;danielpbarron: Guest85903, just use the name that your mother and father gave you; honor them. << not a bad principle. 1014601;1423544194;whaack;yeah 1014602;1423544215;whaack;<-based on my name 1014603;1423544262;BingoBoingo;whaack: Are you a winkelvii? 1014604;1423544283;mircea_popescu;im waiting for the first Carmen_Beercunt 1014605;1423544283;whaack;Yeah the shorter brother who they wouldn't let in the film :( 1014606;1423544314;BingoBoingo;whaack: When did Yall move to San Jose? 1014607;1423544328;BingoBoingo;Or is it a VPN? 1014608;1423544346;whaack;I'm using a VPN 1014609;1423544351;BingoBoingo;Ah 1014610;1423544360;whaack;Because when I don't and I join this channel my internet cuts out for 30 fucking minutes 1014611;1423544371;whaack;Seriously made me wanna kill something 1014612;1423544396;BingoBoingo;mircea_popescu> im waiting for the first Carmen_Beercunt << If I make my escape to the Phillipines to scoope up a handful of Azn wives I'll name the second this 1014613;1423544420;mircea_popescu;i think you name their spawn, not them themselves. 1014614;1423544425;mircea_popescu;whaack get a cloak. 1014615;1423544440;BingoBoingo;"FATMOUSE IS A SELF-SUSTAINING INDUSTRY. FATMOUSE NEEDS A SUPERCOMPUTER TO COUNT ALL THE CALORIES HE MUST CONSUME. STOCK IN FATMOUSE ALWAYS GOES UP. YOU SHOULD BUY STOCK IN FATMOUSE. FATMOUSE EATS YOUR STOCK. YOU ARE AN INITIAL PUBLIC OFFERING TO FATMOUSE." 1014616;1423544494;BingoBoingo;!up whaack 1014617;1423544500;whaack;mircea_popescu: A cloak is a VPN no? I have one now 1014618;1423544518;mircea_popescu;whaack you can go in #freenode ask for a cloak 1014619;1423544523;BingoBoingo;whaack: Nah a cloak is freenode masking your VPN 1014620;1423544567;whaack;ah okay 1014621;1423544594;BingoBoingo;asciilifeform: http://www.pbfcomics.com/270/ 1014622;1423544597;assbot;The Perry Bible Fellowship 1014623;1423544638;BingoBoingo;Oh, look at Gawker Media try to infring on Trilema territory http://adequateman.deadspin.com/an-exceedingly-polite-beginners-guide-to-anal-sex-1683774847/+robharvilla 1014624;1423544640;assbot;An Exceedingly Polite Beginner's Guide To Anal Sex 1014625;1423544727;mircea_popescu;lol running out of femtalk ? 1014626;1423544744;BingoBoingo;mircea_popescu: Prolly? 1014627;1423544762;BingoBoingo;Then again this is the "polite" guide 1014628;1423544880;BingoBoingo; 1014629;1423544881;BingoBoingo;Follow r2d2esq 1014630;1423544881;BingoBoingo;Flag 1014631;1423544881;BingoBoingo;Share to Facebook 1014632;1423544881;BingoBoingo;Share to Pinterest 1014633;1423544881;BingoBoingo;Share to Twitter 1014634;1423544883;BingoBoingo; Go to permalink 1014635;1423544885;BingoBoingo;Did this start as a submission to Ask A Clean Person? 1014636;1423544887;BingoBoingo;18 1014637;1423544889;BingoBoingo;Reply 1014638;1423544891;BingoBoingo;JolieKerr 1014639;1423544893;BingoBoingo;Jolie Kerr 1014640;1423544895;BingoBoingo;ProfileFollow 1014641;1423544897;BingoBoingo;Jolie Kerr 1014642;1423544899;BingoBoingo;R2D2ESQ 1014643;1423544901;BingoBoingo;Today 4:49pm 1014644;1423544903;BingoBoingo;Follow joliekerr 1014645;1423544905;BingoBoingo;Flag 1014646;1423544909;BingoBoingo;Share to Facebook 1014647;1423544911;BingoBoingo;Share to Pinterest 1014648;1423544913;BingoBoingo;Share to Twitter 1014649;1423544914;asciilifeform;^ what is this 1014650;1423544915;BingoBoingo; Go to permalink 1014651;1423544917;BingoBoingo;In a sort of roundabout way it did. Kind of a combination of a horror story that was deemed too gross to run in AaCP's former home and some recent questions left in the comments of the bedwetting post. 1014652;1423544924;mircea_popescu;derp. 1014653;1423544929;asciilifeform;penalty! 1014654;1423544935;mircea_popescu;ya srsly. 1014655;1423544940;asciilifeform;BingoBoingo xx btc to kako beer fund 1014656;1423544956;mircea_popescu;LEARN HOW TO KBD NOOB 1014657;1423544992;mircea_popescu;!up BingoBoingo 1014658;1423545000;mircea_popescu;oh i thought you had made an infinity paste. 1014659;1423545049;BingoBoingo;!up Sorry, was playing with Emacs as a manager for my pasta buffers. In over my head. 1014660;1423545058;mircea_popescu;that thing when you notice an event that's been announced weeks ago that nobody is going to go to, declare you're going and within six hours everyone's going and teh oirganizer emailed to thank you. twice. 1014661;1423545135;whaack;What's the best way to break through the I-have-no-trust catch 22 1014662;1423545167;BingoBoingo;e9e17fb4b3d7f044c329464497b47f3d9ee0facf9b699d05d54f18fdd46f3b0b 1014663;1423545190;mircea_popescu;whaack not being stupid usually yields some mercy 1's. also doing something useful. 1014664;1423545193;BingoBoingo;whaack: Well, where are you located? 1014665;1423545219;whaack;NYC 1014666;1423545234;BingoBoingo;Ouch 1014667;1423545241;mircea_popescu;did we have anyone we needed whacked in nyc ? 1014668;1423545244;whaack;financial capital of the world! 1014669;1423545290;BingoBoingo;mircea_popescu: Preet seems to whack himself pretty well 1014670;1423545309;mircea_popescu;he's not italian even. 1014671;1423545314;mircea_popescu;who the fuck';s gonna bother with him. 1014672;1423545356;whaack;mircea_popescu: was the pun on my name intentional? 1014673;1423545367;mircea_popescu;no, i often speak biaccident. 1014674;1423545377;BingoBoingo;!b 2 1014675;1423545386;assbot;Last 2 lines bashed and pending review. ( http://dpaste.com/2XPNJZN.txt ) 1014676;1423545440;BingoBoingo; who the fuck';s gonna bother with him. >> http://sexylosers.com/089.html 1014677;1423545441;assbot;#089 - Boys Night Out [3 of 4] ... ( http://bit.ly/1vfmpqx ) 1014678;1423545549;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 163000 @ 0.00039168 = 63.8438 BTC [-] 1014679;1423545639;BingoBoingo;!up Vexual 1014680;1423545689;Vexual;Whilst strolling thru some summer city 1014681;1423545689;danielpbarron;whaack, hey neighbor! I'm in CT 1014682;1423545727;whaack;nice :) 1014683;1423545730;Vexual;Met a girl very wall-eyed and pretty 1014684;1423545738;whaack;what part? 1014685;1423545769;danielpbarron;shoreline 1014686;1423545784;danielpbarron;more towards the NYC side at the moment 1014687;1423545922;Vexual;Her backdoor was ajar 1014688;1423545935;whaack;alrightie well I'm out thanks for the help with setting up the WoT shit 1014689;1423545937;Vexual;So I slammed the thing hard 1014690;1423545964;Vexual;Now her eyes are aligned mores the pity 1014691;1423546012;Vexual;Anyone got a selenim guy? I wanna get loaded 1014692;1423546159;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27200 @ 0.00039867 = 10.8438 BTC [+] 1014693;1423546209;mod6;Vexual: selenium? 1014694;1423546283;Vexual;Err whats that load testing suite of trickiness? 1014695;1423546317;Vexual;More a motel room I guess 1014696;1423546342;mod6;selenium doesn't really do perf testing if that's what you're looking for. it mainly can just drive through html like a browser. 1014697;1423546372;Vexual;Perf testing? 1014698;1423546378;Vexual;Ah 1014699;1423546380;mod6;performance 1014700;1423546387;Vexual;Yes 1014701;1423546427;mod6;there's jmeter for load testing, but it bites, mainly. and it's scripting sucks even more. 1014702;1423546435;BingoBoingo;mircea_popescu: Disney just scored another victory today agaisnt the persistent lack of 'Murican culture http://www.theverge.com/2015/2/9/8010169/spider-man-in-marvel-movies-the-avengers 1014703;1423546438;assbot;Spider-Man is now a part of Marvel's Cinematic Universe | The Verge 1014704;1423546473;mod6;it's a free tool. other perf testers can get expensive. *shrug* 1014705;1423546654;Vexual;Whats selenium for then? A cheaper version of 10k iphones? 1014706;1423546708;mod6;selenium lets you automate fuctional testing of a http framework -- you can use it to drive through a website, click on stuff, fill out forms, etc. 1014707;1423546723;mod6;*functional 1014708;1423547025;Vexual;Neato 1014709;1423547196;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 47700 @ 0.00039867 = 19.0166 BTC [+] 1014710;1423547297;Vexual;Bb I saw some mall managers measuring shopfronts for glossiness ignoring the knock off asian disney shit in the centre of their center 1014711;1423547337;Vexual;Peripheral vision 1014712;1423547655;scoopbot;New post on Qntra.net by cazalla: http://qntra.net/2015/02/hong-kong-monetary-authority-uses-mycoin-hk-debacle-to-troll-consumers/ 1014713;1423549637;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 144564 @ 0.00040574 = 58.6554 BTC [+] {2} 1014714;1423549731;BingoBoingo;;;google Tony Larussa eye herpes 1014715;1423549732;gribble;Doctor Writes That Pinkeye Is Most Certainly Not To Blame For Tony ...: ; La Russa's shingles are tough opponent : Sports: Gamezone > View News Article ... ( http://bit.ly/1Deg98N ) 1014768;1423564708;punkman;https://pbs.twimg.com/media/B9crB74IAAAe3TV.jpg 1014769;1423564709;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1DeiCA4 ) 1014770;1423565765;punkman;http://www.nytimes.com/1987/09/06/books/enough-true-belivers-to-run-a-small-war.html 1014771;1423565766;assbot;ENOUGH TRUE BELIVERS TO RUN A SMALL WAR - NYTimes.com ... ( http://bit.ly/1vfXWkP ) 1014772;1423566477;Naphex;lmao. that ByExpress scam is insanely funny and totally retarded https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bJMJJIaIurs#t=604 . How are they even hooking anyone on this :o 1014773;1423566480;assbot;BYXPRESS Presentation - YouTube 1014774;1423567628;mircea_popescu;!up NewLiberty 1014775;1423567692;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 137296 @ 0.0003962 = 54.3967 BTC [+] 1014776;1423567998;mircea_popescu;Naphex: lmao. that ByExpress scam is insanely funny and totally retarded << teh accent lol. &teh mouthbreather speech speed... 1014777;1423568021;Naphex;mircea_popescu: apparently they are official google partners as well :O 1014778;1423568047;Naphex;i'm just amazed. that people will "invest" that high amount and do zero dilligence 1014779;1423568049;mircea_popescu;every half serious mfa spammer has that. 1014780;1423568075;Naphex;http://www.arq.ro/-byxpress-la-arad 1014781;1423568079;assbot; ByXpress la Arad ... ( http://bit.ly/1CcOIIx ) 1014782;1423568094;Naphex;thing is this guys seem to be starting from local, so basicly ruining any market 1014783;1423568150;Naphex;is this the early stages, or just selectively picking idiots? 1014784;1423568164;mircea_popescu;mlm is mostly idiots pretending. sort-of like reddit. 1014785;1423568200;punkman;http://crockpotveggies.com/2015/02/09/automating-tinder-with-eigenfaces.html "Am I still using the bot? I've actually turned it off for now. Admittedly, it worked too well and started to conflict with work." 1014786;1423568201;assbot;Automating Tinder with Eigenfaces ... ( http://bit.ly/1DeolpC ) 1014787;1423568207;Naphex;do they get busted? they use real names I assume 1014788;1423568219;Naphex;and essentialy just defraud their aquantances when it busts? 1014789;1423568232;punkman;acquaintances, family, whoever 1014790;1423568285;mircea_popescu;Naphex yes, it's what one of these things is, "con your family and friends". 1014791;1423568307;mircea_popescu;"they won't give you money directly ? that's fine, trick them into giving it to us! " 1014792;1423568330;Naphex;yeah but they just send it upwards 1014793;1423568334;Naphex;which is even more retard it 1014794;1423568391;mircea_popescu;as average iq keeps dropping and average intelligence drops with the square of the iq, and as complexity increases like a fucking cube of time or something, there's bound to be more and more of these. 1014795;1423568401;mircea_popescu;when i was 18, the average 18 yo could support himself. 1014796;1423568410;mircea_popescu;now im 35 and the average 35 yo CAN NOT support himself. 1014797;1423568493;mircea_popescu;kinda why defranchising of most of the population / having money and resources controlled by a tiny minority / having most people live in ever larger harems, as ever more abject slaves of whoever's brain still works is unavoiable. 1014798;1423568533;mircea_popescu;this is the case for it : people of average intelligence are not actually smart enough to survive. 1014799;1423568589;mircea_popescu;and you can't you know, "make everything illegal so idiots have a chance". it will be tried, obviously, but with no expectation of working to any degree. 1014800;1423568589;chetty;Have people actually gotten dumber or has the world just gotten more complex? 1014801;1423568606;mircea_popescu;people have factually gotten dumber. AND the world has got more complex. 1014802;1423568672;mircea_popescu;something like smart = Cx / t^2 while complexity = Cy + a t ^ 3 1014803;1423568678;mircea_popescu;clearly smart/complexity -> inf. 1014804;1423568697;mircea_popescu;-> 0 * 1014805;1423568785;mircea_popescu;(the reason one can be ^ -2 while the other is at ^ 3 is the hugeness of population : you only need one guy to push complexity up. so in this sense, lower population is in fact insurance against decreasing average life quality) 1014806;1423568814;chetty;well the time between your 18 and 35 is not enough for actual species change, so its environmental ? 1014807;1423568842;mircea_popescu;but megatrends may well be observable in a short interval even if they are not in fact contained in that interval. 1014808;1423568849;punkman;re: 10m people, what kind of world can you run on that considering current complexity? 1014809;1423568879;mircea_popescu;if some drunk driver loses control over vehicle at t=0, goes over embankment at t = 1.8s and explodes at t = 3.5s, 1014810;1423568893;mircea_popescu;it will be BECAUSE he lost control, but the losing of control would have happened long before 1014811;1423568921;mircea_popescu;punkman depends how you select them. if well selected, something pretty cool i imagine. like, a world in which nobody is going to spam. 1014812;1423568981;*;mircea_popescu points to http://trilema.com/2012/anonimity-or-the-urban-versus-rural-dispute/ because it's illustrative of the concept. a global village is probably better than the current metastatic urban sprawl. 1014813;1423568981;assbot;Anonimity, or the urban versus rural dispute. pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. ... ( http://bit.ly/1DepwFw ) 1014814;1423569010;mircea_popescu;imagine a web without all the idiotic "web start-ups". 1014815;1423569037;chetty;may not be that far off, if us declares it public utility 1014816;1423569046;mircea_popescu;no further need for makework jobs, no more government crapolade, etc. 1014817;1423569099;mircea_popescu;the need for police, for instance, is a strict function of population density. places with < 1 person / sqkm do not need any police. 1014818;1423569295;mircea_popescu;!up CoraCrisT 1014819;1423569314;CoraCrisT;thanks, Mircea 1014820;1423569321;mircea_popescu;cheers. 1014821;1423569558;mircea_popescu;punkman "''a giant theft machine,'' moving billions illegally around the world, engaged in financing the heroin trade, tax fraud and wound up bilking innocent investors of at least $50 million." << the substance of unsubstantiated journalism. 1014822;1423569596;mircea_popescu;"he was a drug lord and thief, moving many thousands of dollars and running an unpaid bill of at least 50 bux" 1014823;1423569729;punkman;mircea_popescu: downsizing would of course remove large swaths of complexity/scarcity, but I was thinking if "global village", how many people do we need so I can have computer and underwater fiber network, 10m doesn't sound like enough 1014824;1423569760;mircea_popescu;punkman robots. 1014825;1423569772;mircea_popescu;you don't seriously imagine that "people" out and about are in fact efficient ? 1014826;1423569795;punkman;doesn't take much to feed them 1014827;1423569827;mircea_popescu;currently you have machinery that can cut up, melt and re-set the asphalt. much like a sort of "3d printer for roads", really. 1014828;1423569838;mircea_popescu;the only reason it's not automated ? roads aren't straight. and that is because ? 1014829;1423569864;mircea_popescu;take out 99.85% of the population, suddenly roads can be straight np. 1014830;1423569876;CoraCrisT;:))))))))) 1014831;1423569899;chetty;no more cities ... everyone lives in the country on their own estates? 1014832;1423569906;mircea_popescu;global VILLAGE. 1014833;1423569910;CoraCrisT;and this is how you become the favorite architect of every dictator in the world 1014834;1423569911;punkman;friend wanted to buy one of those, but local council wasn't gonna fire 12 man-crew 1014835;1423569918;mircea_popescu;exactly. 1014836;1423569924;mircea_popescu;no more need for make work jobs ? robots. 1014837;1423569936;mircea_popescu;i seriouslydon't see why anyone would be laying optic fibre by hand. 1014838;1423569959;mircea_popescu;and we actually have the technoogy to make the robots work together and automatically 1014839;1423569963;CoraCrisT;becouse as a cable company, we pledge to offer jobs ;)) 1014840;1423569967;mircea_popescu;much like that vacuum cleanner manages to keep the house clean 1014841;1423569972;mircea_popescu;what's it called. the little derpy robot guy 1014842;1423570009;punkman;hard to replace human repairman with robot currently 1014843;1423570017;mircea_popescu;only because so dense. 1014844;1423570024;CoraCrisT;hmm.. i would disagree 1014845;1423570027;mircea_popescu;once space no longer such a constraint, very easy to do. 1014846;1423570045;CoraCrisT;robots are pretty capable of diagnosis and automated repairs 1014847;1423570047;punkman;because human can do things robot can't, even if it has a brain to remote-control it 1014848;1423570066;mircea_popescu;there's no doubt in my mind that the "every fuckhead's sacred, god needs every one" current mantra is headed the same way monty python saw catholicism go. 1014849;1423570067;CoraCrisT;also robots can do things humans can`t 1014850;1423570079;mircea_popescu;punkman yes, but those things don't have to matter. 1014851;1423570094;CoraCrisT;imagine a waste disposal team made of robots , in chemical situations, etc :) 1014852;1423570095;mircea_popescu;this is like saying "artisan can do things cnc mill can not" 1014853;1423570100;CoraCrisT;fukushima robo cleaners 1014854;1423570107;mircea_popescu;very true. however, you don't HAVE to fight a war to suit the artisan. 1014855;1423570107;chetty;actually no need to straighten the roads, just do away with them 1014856;1423570113;mircea_popescu;you can fight the war so as to suit the cnc mill 1014857;1423570129;mircea_popescu;which is fundamentally the point of ww2. 1014858;1423570177;mircea_popescu;chetty they won't be roads i imagine, more like hovercraft pads. 1014859;1423570318;mircea_popescu;<punkman> doesn't take much to feed them << this is true. cigarettes also don't take much to buy. 1014860;1423570326;mircea_popescu;dealing with the after effects of having bought them, however, different story. 1014861;1423570346;mircea_popescu;it is incontrovertible fact that most people alive today will have cost more than they were worth by the time they die, and this by orders of magnitude. 1014862;1423571047;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 67102 @ 0.00040104 = 26.9106 BTC [+] 1014863;1423571125;mircea_popescu;lol this is funny. 1014864;1423571128;mircea_popescu;;;google "Personal responsibility and the Ponzi scam" 1014865;1423571128;gribble;Personal responsiblity and the Ponzi scam. - Bitcoin Forum: ; Ponzi Schemes and Bubble Scam Investment Frauds: ; A $50 Billion Ponzi Scheme - Reason.com: 1014866;1423571141;mircea_popescu;;;google Personal responsibility and the Ponzi scam 1014867;1423571142;gribble;Personal responsiblity and the Ponzi scam. - Bitcoin Forum: ; Ponzi Schemes and Bubble Scam Investment Frauds: ; A $50 Billion Ponzi Scheme - Reason.com: 1014868;1423571352;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 113094 @ 0.00040228 = 45.4955 BTC [+] {4} 1014869;1423572673;mircea_popescu;CoraCrisT https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1M28fAPHl4 << tine acolo la caz ca ajung astia aradenii bogati. nu se stie. 1014870;1423572674;assbot;RObotzi.S01.Ep6.Paralele - YouTube ... ( http://bit.ly/1CPvYEt ) 1014871;1423573430;scoopbot;New post on Trilema by Mircea Popescu: http://trilema.com/2015/futurology-or-the-very-scary-story-of-how-doomed-you-are/ 1014872;1423573611;punkman;related: "Indonesia has formally complained to Malaysia over an advert for a robot vacuum cleaner which told consumers to "Fire your Indonesian maid now"." http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-31143198 1014873;1423573612;assbot;BBC News - 'Fire your Indonesian maid' advert sparks row with Malaysia ... ( http://bit.ly/1CPyQRP ) 1014874;1423573654;mircea_popescu;!up karcano 1014875;1423573683;mircea_popescu;unrelated : Teacher explains superlatives, then has children give examples. Little Johhny : Big, bigger, biggest. Little Sammy : Hard, harder, hardest. 1014876;1423573683;mircea_popescu;Little Loli : Deep, deeper, ouch! 1014877;1423576307;scoopbot;New post on Trilema by Mircea Popescu: http://trilema.com/2015/genderbendin-lulz/ 1014878;1423576345;mircea_popescu;http://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknews/food-blogger-plunges-to-his-death-from-roof-of-coq-dargent/ar-AA9cZDM?ocid=mailsignoutmd 1014879;1423576346;assbot;Food blogger plunges to his death from roof of Coq D'Argent ... ( http://bit.ly/16Lz3qZ ) 1014880;1423576359;mircea_popescu;they're down to food bloggers now ? no further bankers left ? 1014881;1423576497;mircea_popescu;https://wilkes888.wordpress.com/2015/02/08/final-message-thank-you-everyone/ 1014882;1423576498;assbot;Final Message… thank you everyone… | @wilkes888 - London based Food & Drink-o-phile ... ( http://bit.ly/16LzDFh ) 1014883;1423576747;punkman;lolwut "The reason for my death is simple. I have concluded that in the realm of dating and relationships the primary characteristics required for men are as follows." 1014884;1423576915;mircea_popescu;"Mircea Popescu February 10, 2015 at 14:01 Reply Your comment is awaiting moderation. 1014885;1423576916;mircea_popescu;Congrats for figuring it out, and doing the right thing. 1014886;1423576916;mircea_popescu;If only more people in your unfortunate situation had the intellectual honesty to look their failure in the eye and take the jump, the world would be a much better place. 1014887;1423576916;mircea_popescu;Even among losers, theres hierarchy : the better ones leave, the scum of the scum sticks around." 1014888;1423576921;mircea_popescu;sadly i dun think it's ever getting approved. 1014889;1423577050;mircea_popescu;"I originally performed this test 5 times and found approximately a 95% skew" << :D 1014890;1423577076;danielpbarron;the guy's name was "boozedude" .. 1014891;1423577089;danielpbarron;kinda like bitcoindude 1014892;1423577265;mircea_popescu;"I was told that this sample set was too small so I performed the same test over four to five years until I reached the sample size of 10,000 in total split into tranches of 100. Every time the answer effectively remained the same. All the samples lie between a 94% bias and a 100% bias." 1014893;1423578123;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 137135 @ 0.00039644 = 54.3658 BTC [-] {3} 1014894;1423578422;ben_vulpes;http://wkbn.com/2015/02/05/niles-cop-disciplined-after-questionable-traffic-stop/ 1014895;1423578424;assbot;Niles cop back on the job; report found he threatened couple | WKBN.com ... ( http://bit.ly/16OEENu ) 1014896;1423578430;ben_vulpes;"questionable" 1014897;1423578837;ben_vulpes;http://blogs.barrons.com/techtraderdaily/2015/02/09/apple-has-93-of-mobile-profits-650m-users-by-2018-says-canaccord/ << hard not to read this as "apple mobile users dumbest in the room" 1014898;1423578839;assbot; Apple Has 93% of Mobile Profits; 650M Users by 2018, Says Canaccord - Tech Trader Daily - Barrons.com ... ( http://bit.ly/1CPQdBP ) 1014899;1423582088;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2926 @ 0.00040302 = 1.1792 BTC [+] 1014900;1423582881;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 76012 @ 0.00040303 = 30.6351 BTC [+] {2} 1014901;1423583224;thestringpuller;"Yes, and it reaches this point over 100 years from now." << i don't like to think of the future cause i'll be dead, let my children deal with the problem. 1014902;1423583234;thestringpuller;love these pseudo arguments. better entertainment than television 1014903;1423583358;nubbins`;100 years? that's like forever 1014904;1423583377;nubbins`;so what if the garbage will catch fire after i throw a lit cigarette in? i'm already on my way out of the building. 1014905;1423583394;nubbins`;Parking brake? But I'm not in the car anymore! 1014906;1423583629;jurov;thestringpuller what do you quote? 1014907;1423583632;jurov;*did 1014908;1423583667;nubbins`;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=946236.0;all 1014909;1423583668;assbot;Permanently keeping the 1MB (anti-spam) restriction is a great idea ... ... ( http://bit.ly/195ru0b ) 1014910;1423583742;asciilifeform;http://cluborlov.blogspot.com/2015/02/masters-of-parallel-universes.html << orlol 1014911;1423583744;assbot;ClubOrlov: Masters of Parallel Universes ... ( http://bit.ly/195rNrH ) 1014912;1423583806;asciilifeform;;;bc,stats 1014913;1423583810;gribble;Current Blocks: 342880 | Current Difficulty: 4.44554159623438E10 | Next Difficulty At Block: 344735 | Next Difficulty In: 1855 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 4 days, 14 hours, 15 minutes, and 0 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 49234655973.6 | Estimated Percent Change: 10.75064 1014914;1423583818;asciilifeform;337149. 1014915;1423583910;nubbins`;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=946236.msg10362163#msg10362163 1014916;1423583910;assbot;Permanently keeping the 1MB (anti-spam) restriction is a great idea ... ... ( http://bit.ly/195slOf ) 1014917;1423583912;nubbins`;^^ o.O 1014918;1423583917;nubbins`;not sure if srs 1014919;1423583924;nubbins`;suspect it is 1014920;1423583943;asciilifeform;nubbins`: gag 1014921;1423583949;nubbins`;heheh 1014922;1423583953;nubbins`;prolly just a lel actually 1014923;1423583963;asciilifeform;inexpensive lol 1014924;1423583972;nubbins`;i can't imagine anywhere in the world having the capacity or desire to replicate 4k floppies at a time 1014925;1423584017;jurov;it comes with robot to manipulate these floppies 1014926;1423584031;PeterL;;; later tell mircea_popescu is there no report for F.DERP for january? 1014927;1423584032;gribble;The operation succeeded. 1014928;1423584054;nubbins`;https://getaddr.bitnodes.io/nodes/incentive/ 1014929;1423584055;assbot;Bitnodes Incentive Program - Bitnodes ... ( http://bit.ly/195sO2R ) 1014930;1423584060;nubbins`;jurov oh! like those cd replicators 1014931;1423584064;nubbins`;couple servo arms 1014932;1423584066;*;nubbins` nods 1014933;1423584220;asciilifeform;nubbins`: incentive program << this is what makes zero sense. the buggers have infinite fiat budget, and to their soldiers, they offer... pocket change 1014934;1423584264;nubbins`;are you talking about the .foundation now? XD 1014935;1423584273;asciilifeform;the phoundation 1014936;1423584283;asciilifeform;which appears to sponsor the 'bitnodes' thing 1014937;1423584406;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28143 @ 0.00040766 = 11.4728 BTC [+] 1014938;1423584528;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42349 @ 0.00039866 = 16.8829 BTC [-] {2} 1014939;1423584567;nubbins`;o rly! 1014940;1423584585;*;nubbins` scrolls down, sees logo 1014941;1423584598;nubbins`;let's put a pin in this for down the road 1014942;1423584615;nubbins`;maybe a better use of funds than sending hand-printed posters to slum tenants in middle america 1014943;1423584625;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: much like that vacuum cleanner manages to keep the house clean << i recently bought just such a machine. there are at least a dozen manufacturers, and apparently all but one sell machine that work on 'random walk' principle. 1014944;1423584736;asciilifeform;nubbins`: like blood donations, this is probably not the kind of thing you want to pay for and end up seeing done by folks who need the money. 1014945;1423584746;nubbins`;heh 1014946;1423584758;nubbins`;alf, you're a sage 1014947;1423584772;asciilifeform;at least not until 'torrent-like' sync mechanism for bitcoind 1014948;1423584813;asciilifeform;at present, you end up connecting to a node using ip-over-dead-goat-modem and curse your fate until disconnects 1014949;1423584826;nubbins`;.foundation torrent might work, but it'd be janky 1014950;1423584834;nubbins`;throw a fresh torrent up weekly 1014951;1423584839;asciilifeform;it has to be a built-in mechanism 1014952;1423584846;nubbins`;leave the stale one around for a week to let existing peers finish 1014953;1423584859;nubbins`;not really smooth sailing for any definition thereof, but it's a start 1014954;1423584870;asciilifeform;it isn't the start for anything you want 1014955;1423584880;nubbins`;download your Genuine .Foundation Blockchain today 1014956;1423584888;asciilifeform;manually dropping in blockchains is... ick 1014957;1423584911;nubbins`;someone'll do it, if not us! 1014958;1423584926;nubbins`;but you're right 1014959;1423584946;nubbins`;imaigne manually patching .5.3 for two days, then downloading the blockchain off a random torrent 1014960;1423584951;nubbins`;o.O 1014961;1423584974;nubbins`;i guess my pogoplug will arrive this week? 1014962;1423585017;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 79850 @ 0.00040766 = 32.5517 BTC [+] {2} 1014963;1423585017;nubbins`;this orlov guy is fun to read, but JESUS does it ever send me on tangents 1014964;1423585034;nubbins`;5 tabs of info about tunneling diodes... "oh, wait, i was reading an article" 1014965;1423585493;asciilifeform;re: pogo: i have a cross-compile setup of netbsd for pogo (run on any reasonable unix) working 1014966;1423585498;asciilifeform;except for the ramdisk 1014967;1423585530;asciilifeform;(netbsd's cross-build system is buggy as all hell, and it may turn out that i'm the only one trying to use it in anger presently) 1014968;1423585558;asciilifeform;ramdisk is a must because there is no support in netbsd for pogo's nand flash 1014969;1423585603;asciilifeform;not as much of a deal-killer as it appears, however, because netbsd kernel + required userland (not incl. bitcoind) can slide under 2MB easily 1014970;1423585648;asciilifeform;thing will be snarfed from nand by 'u-boot' on powerup, same as linux kernel presently is, and then run 1014971;1423585681;jurov;well, there is a torrent published for bootstrap.dat. atm only > 0.9 supports it 1014972;1423585683;asciilifeform;if sata drive found, then looks for blockchain on it, sets as datadir 1014973;1423585689;asciilifeform;if not found - formatted 1014974;1423585698;asciilifeform;*blockchain not found 1014975;1423585704;asciilifeform;if drive not found, red led blinks. 1014976;1423585707;asciilifeform;that's more or less it. 1014977;1423585736;asciilifeform;jurov: castrato clients are uninteresting 1014978;1423585782;jurov;but the bootstrap file itself is pretty harmless. just blocks, nothing else 1014979;1423585816;jurov;and when the torent is updated, it is only appended to 1014980;1423585829;thestringpuller;jurov: http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2vbi45/i_find_it_comedic_that_people_think_bitcoin_can/cogl1ke << some redditard 1014981;1423585917;thestringpuller;https://appsto.re/us/QI_74.i << so someone also stole the deedbot idea? 1014982;1423586082;davout;thestringpuller: the idea of timestamping stuff in the blockchain is as old as bitcoin 1014983;1423586141;davout;oh, a romanian camel dude 1014984;1423586180;mircea_popescu;PeterL not much trade, gonna do a joint statement 1014985;1423586184;mircea_popescu;davout wait wut ?! 1014986;1423586194;thestringpuller;davout: i kno. i'm just being a h8er. Can't I just hate on people. 1014987;1423586201;thestringpuller;Oh hey the romanian camel d00d! 1014988;1423586215;thestringpuller;Who opposes the blocksize limit cause he can't get laid. 1014989;1423586218;thestringpuller;And doesn't have any money. 1014990;1423586223;thestringpuller;~_~ 1014991;1423586258;nubbins`;thestringpuller "stole"? o.O 1014992;1423586285;thestringpuller;nubbins`: I was being facetious! 1014993;1423586290;nubbins`;faseeshus 1014994;1423586296;thestringpuller;:( 1014995;1423586304;mircea_popescu;faces r us ?! 1014996;1423586402;nubbins`;faces while u wait 1014997;1423586484;mircea_popescu;so im having the 2nd breakfast of the day. like the previous one, this one also consists of milk and apple pie. 1014998;1423586503;mircea_popescu;this is why i oppose change. 1014999;1423586774;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: so you're a hobbit? 1015000;1423586785;thestringpuller;;;google 2nd breakfast tolkien 1015001;1423586786;gribble;Second breakfast - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: ; J.R.R. Tolkien - The Hobbit: Second Breakfast Day: 21st September ...: ; Popular items for second breakfast on Etsy: 1015002;1423586805;nubbins`;i had coffee and two homemade cookies 1015003;1423586931;mircea_popescu;2 lemonade nookies > homemade cookies ! 1015004;1423587254;mircea_popescu;that dumb thread seriously still going ? 1015005;1423587264;mircea_popescu;eh, nm, what am i asking. 1015006;1423587334;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 68696 @ 0.00041054 = 28.2025 BTC [+] 1015007;1423587370;mircea_popescu;in any case, i guess they don't manage in however many posts to get to addressing the key point of "who pays davis' salary these days". 1015008;1423587372;mircea_popescu;do they ? 1015009;1423587395;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 71350 @ 0.00041157 = 29.3655 BTC [+] {2} 1015010;1423587509;nubbins`;http://nypost.com/2015/02/08/charles-mansons-fiancee-wanted-to-marry-him-for-his-corpse-source/ 1015011;1423587510;assbot;Charles Manson’s fiancée wanted to marry him for his corpse: source | New York Post ... ( http://bit.ly/195FtTr ) 1015012;1423587517;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 54800 @ 0.00040108 = 21.9792 BTC [-] 1015013;1423587545;nubbins`;VOLCA SAMPLE OS 1.3 RELEASED 1015014;1423587546;nubbins`;woop! 1015015;1423587558;nubbins`;dem parameter locks!! 1015016;1423587681;nubbins`;(incidentally, the volca sample receives OS updates as modulated audio via a 3.5mm stereo jack) 1015017;1423588493;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 4738 @ 0.00081347 = 3.8542 BTC [-] {6} 1015018;1423588931;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform: nubbins`: incentive program << this is what makes zero sense. the buggers have infinite fiat budget, and to their soldiers, they offer... pocket change << you have to understand the extrmely problematic nature of infinite budget. suppose you were trying to fly an aeroplane that had infinite thrust. 1015019;1423588935;mircea_popescu;nubbins`: let's put a pin in this for down the road << you're keeping screenshots aren't you. 1015020;1423589268;TomServo;http://ownme.ipredator.se/ 1015021;1423589269;assbot;BTC Piñata ... ( http://bit.ly/1E3H7yb ) 1015022;1423589280;TomServo;Interesting concept there. 1015023;1423589317;mircea_popescu;basically a dice game amirite ? 1015024;1423589326;nubbins`;mircea_popescu who needs it? !s pin from:nubbins` 1015025;1423589338;nubbins`;dem tools 1015026;1423589339;mircea_popescu;jurov: well, there is a torrent published for bootstrap.dat. atm only > 0.9 supports it << are we desperate for old style blockchains ? 1015027;1423589347;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 110250 @ 0.00041416 = 45.6611 BTC [+] {3} 1015028;1423589364;jurov;mircea_popescu: read on, it is NOT blockchain 1015029;1423589372;jurov;it's just a bag of blocks 1015030;1423589376;nubbins`;! 1015031;1423589378;nubbins`;fun 1015032;1423589379;mircea_popescu;o.O 1015033;1423589386;mircea_popescu;why not a bag of dicks, while at it. 1015034;1423589386;nubbins`;lego style 1015035;1423589390;nubbins`;what will YOU build 1015036;1423589402;nubbins`;!b 19 1015037;1423589404;assbot;Last 19 lines bashed and pending review. ( http://dpaste.com/2KX2T38.txt ) 1015038;1423589405;nubbins`;fuck! 1015039;1423589417;mircea_popescu;only underage bashes accepted. 1015040;1423589439;nubbins`;dat single backspace to erase two-char number ;/ 1015041;1423590663;thestringpuller;lol the quarterly reports are coming out 1015042;1423590697;thestringpuller;How is Apple making so much money? Does everyone use macs these days? 1015043;1423590716;chetty;never 1015044;1423590819;thestringpuller;Really needs to be a drinking game for these things where you take a shot everytime someone uses a buzz word. 1015045;1423591236;thestringpuller;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2vf5xs/deathandtaxes_has_a_brilliant_posting_on_the/ << more whining and machinations of flailing arms 1015046;1423591250;thestringpuller;much more noisy death than most animals. 1015047;1423591429;thestringpuller;so is the bitcoin incentive program going to scale into "If you upgrade to hard fork, we'll incentivize you *wink wink* ?!?" 1015048;1423591438;thestringpuller;We should just take their money by running old nodes. 1015049;1423591531;thestringpuller;LOL they are already doing it!!! 1015050;1423591532;thestringpuller;"Bitnodes uses Bitcoin protocol version 70001 (i.e. >= /Satoshi:0.8.x/), so nodes running an older protocol version will be skipped." 1015051;1423592530;nubbins`;heh 1015052;1423592549;nubbins`;there are plenty of people who would do this for like 5 bucks a month 1015053;1423592824;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [B.EXCH] 245 @ 0.00588819 = 1.4426 BTC [-] {3} 1015054;1423593071;mircea_popescu;der[/ 1015055;1423593074;mircea_popescu;derp* 1015056;1423593087;mircea_popescu;this stench of desperation is like overpowering by now. 1015057;1423593153;nubbins`;there are people who would do this for a buck a month 1015058;1423593508;mircea_popescu;there are people who would take a fucking picture of a fucking poster for fifty bucks 1015059;1423593516;mircea_popescu;not in ohio, of course, but nevertheless. 1015060;1423593583;ben_vulpes;how do these "chinese liquidity injections" actually work? 1015061;1423593588;ben_vulpes;is it a straight up purchase of dud assets? 1015062;1423593608;mircea_popescu;yes. 1015063;1423593614;mircea_popescu;exactly like the us counterparts. 1015064;1423593626;mircea_popescu;except china has more and much dudlier assets than you could ever imagine. 1015065;1423593668;ben_vulpes;"cleanest shirt in the room" is the phrase i hear our financial "pundits" bandy about. 1015066;1423593730;mircea_popescu;except it's not. mpex also in that room. 1015067;1423593748;mircea_popescu;"cleanest shirts of the shirts we're willing to see" doesn't have quite the same... flavour 1015068;1423593816;ben_vulpes;these are "NPR" reporters - they've no idea that MPEx even exists. 1015069;1423593955;mircea_popescu;anyway, it doesn't matter that the us is the cleanest shirt in the room. that's not really the criteria. 1015070;1423594014;mircea_popescu;in the woods cabin that is this world, the us shirt sits on the chest of a 16 yo, and his brother the 15yo yurp wears a dirtier one. Nevertheless, the absolute dirtiest one is worn by the 32 yo chinese man, whose shirt is dirty because he's the ony one who gets to fuck the only local woman 1015071;1423594021;mircea_popescu;her name's monetization, and that's the whole story. 1015072;1423594056;mircea_popescu;it's true that an online blog the boys read said clean shirt wins. 1015073;1423594071;mircea_popescu;it's not true that it meant in this context. 1015074;1423594896;asciilifeform;usa 'cleanest shirt in the room' << healthiest horse in the glue factory 1015075;1423595061;mircea_popescu;that. 1015076;1423595362;mircea_popescu;for that matter... russia has been "under sanctions" for half a year. 1015077;1423595376;mircea_popescu;i am terribly curious how the us would look should the eu decide to sanction IT for half a year. 1015078;1423595397;mircea_popescu;not that much to the clean shirt theory if one looks closely at the seams. 1015079;1423595570;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39200 @ 0.00041521 = 16.2762 BTC [+] 1015080;1423595782;mircea_popescu;"Skipping a bunch of details, they left something in her and it was the cause of last week's night in the ER. The working theory is it is a part from the surgical robot that got dislodged or broken off as all their sponge, suture, and staple counts were on. Regardless, it wasn't there before and it is now and I have no idea what the fuck is going to happen next. According to my wife, the surgeon is of the opinion that 1015081;1423595782;mircea_popescu;we should wait and see if it causes any more pain or if it will 'settle in'." 1015082;1423595785;mircea_popescu;sounds legit. 1015083;1423595794;asciilifeform;'...so nodes running an older protocol version will be skipped.' << phoundation's answer to us, yes. anyone contemplating kelvin versioning again ? why should enemy have this much of an easy time with rejecting our nodes? 1015084;1423595802;mircea_popescu;"we fixed your car and your wife, overal the parts count has conserved" 1015085;1423595832;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform dude, reacting to idiots is an inept policy. you will end up with egg on your face. 1015086;1423595841;mircea_popescu;the correct thing to do is to ignore stupid not to code up to stupid. 1015087;1423595848;mircea_popescu;the latter always leaves YOU with stupid in your code. 1015088;1423595899;asciilifeform;in general i agree re: 'wrestling with the pig', but i'm at a loss re: how we aren't simply wearing bull's eyes for no particular reason 1015089;1423595903;mircea_popescu;but if it's a serious point of concern, either move the version string in the config file 1015090;1423595913;mircea_popescu;or i guess i'll ask danielpbarron to include instructions on how to arbitrarily set it. 1015091;1423595933;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform the reason is that the nude woman is perfectly safe in the manly company of the impotent. 1015092;1423595959;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: it is very easy to set. but i wanted to see logic. 1015093;1423595969;mircea_popescu;fuck em. best logic ever. 1015094;1423596030;mircea_popescu;oh lulzy, so they're going to skip safe nodes from whatever harebrained changetip scheme they came up with next ? 1015095;1423596035;mircea_popescu;help me rwanda. 1015096;1423596060;mircea_popescu;notice who is driving this boat : i want to improve incentive structure for nodes ? they execute. 1015097;1423596070;mircea_popescu;why exactly is this bad and why exactly should this be fixed ? 1015098;1423596106;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: which this ? 1015099;1423596108;mircea_popescu;let idiots FINALLY pay nodes to node, after five years wasted power rangering, because mp said so. win-win. 1015100;1423596140;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: ah that. ^ they'll be paying (chump change, apparently) for satanic nodes. 1015101;1423596148;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform isn't the entire discussion about how someone (who ?) is going to (citation needed) pay some loose change to everyone that runs a node ? 1015102;1423596168;mircea_popescu;so let them do something useful for once in their lifetime, it's not a bad thing. 1015103;1423596184;asciilifeform;phoundation. 1015104;1423596271;asciilifeform;if actually happens, even - it's chump bait. 0.8.6 nodes that will be 'seamlessly upgrades' to gavincoin (how? easy - will lose most history, faux verification from that point on, etc.) 1015105;1423596271;mircea_popescu;yaya, fake foudation doesn't actually have what to pay gavin with for the rest of this year. had they stayed in the us they'd have been open to some pretty lulzy litigation. 1015106;1423596282;mircea_popescu;and as far as i hear you can't really sell A series as a non profit. 1015107;1423596320;asciilifeform;nsa can always donationwash another or ten. 1015108;1423596322;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform that's exactly my point. let them spend their resources paying nodes to node, it's useful. they are incentivized to maximize numbers, which means they will be paying nodes that are conformant to us. 1015109;1423596328;nubbins`;seems easy enough to write a patch that changes version string 1015110;1423596343;mircea_popescu;becayuse while someone may take 1 buck a day to noide, as nubbins` says, they won't fuck up a node for chump change. 1015111;1423596346;mircea_popescu;an' so... 1015112;1423596359;nubbins`;would be pretty lelly to publicly fire up a few k's of .foundation nodes on EC2 and start claiming dat money 1015113;1423596360;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform i already bought a bunch of the pogo guys 1015114;1423596390;asciilifeform;nubbins`: yes, easy. question was about the logic. 1015115;1423596391;mircea_popescu;nubbins` it's a stupid idea anyway, how do you verify nodeness ? 1015116;1423596399;mircea_popescu;if it could be done it'd have been in the fucking protocol. 1015117;1423596413;nubbins`;well, y'know the next step 1015118;1423596416;mircea_popescu;if they manage to do it well, all the better, goes into actual fork. 1015119;1423596427;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: congrats on scoring the pogos! 1015120;1423596438;nubbins`;web dev equivalent: "don't target the browser, target the features" 1015121;1423596456;nubbins`;make a >1MB block and pay nodes that relay it 1015122;1423596476;mircea_popescu;yeah, sure, sure. 1015123;1423596482;mircea_popescu;anbd then discover you actually fucked up the code 1015124;1423596487;mircea_popescu;LIKE EVERY SINGLE PREVIOUS TIME 1015125;1423596500;nubbins`;didn't stop em before 1015126;1423596515;nubbins`;anyway, mark my words 1015127;1423596527;nubbins`;if they're shelling out cash, they're not doing it for a user-settable agent string 1015128;1423596532;mircea_popescu;yeah, because gavin really has a coupla k bitcoins laying around to "repay" the miners that bit a steel girder by trusting him. 1015129;1423596539;nubbins`;they're doing it to push the first block of a fork 1015130;1423596541;mircea_popescu;this is so totally happening, everyone has reddit's memory. 1015131;1423596559;mircea_popescu;which fails to explain how come some people own millions worth of gear and reddit can barely afford a webcam, but hey. 1015132;1423596569;scoopbot;New post on Trilema by Mircea Popescu: http://trilema.com/2015/euloraleaks/ 1015133;1423596589;mircea_popescu;nubbins` i hope they do this as you describe it, easily maximal lulz. 1015134;1423596602;nubbins`;i'll put a pin in this, too ^ 1015135;1423596615;mircea_popescu;"this is the right thing and in your best interest, and we're so certain of this we'll pay you to do it." 1015136;1423596622;mircea_popescu;such sense this makes i couldn't begin to tell you. 1015137;1423596634;mircea_popescu;!up NewLiberty 1015138;1423596712;nubbins`;"Bottled Queef Gas may be worth 755%" 1015139;1423596717;nubbins`;:0 1015140;1423597078;NewLiberty;Sidechains during a hard fork... 1015141;1423597153;mircea_popescu;and a bottle o' queef gas. 1015142;1423597190;ben_vulpes;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZ-p4EzWDiE 1015143;1423597191;assbot;Whitesnake - Slide it in - YouTube ... ( http://bit.ly/1Ahr2pT ) 1015144;1423597848;mircea_popescu;!up beetcoin 1015145;1423597994;beetcoin;wow, I have voice. 1015146;1423598005;ben_vulpes;are you amazed? 1015147;1423598010;beetcoin;pretty much. 1015148;1423598037;beetcoin;I'm not in the WoT yet. 1015149;1423598170;asciilifeform;http://cryptome.org/2015/02/epic-v-dhs-15-0210.pdf << BingoBoingo: wanna clean this up & try an article ? 1015150;1423598172;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1AhvHIk ) 1015151;1423599347;Naphex;https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2vfwx8/bitcoin_core_dev_patrick_strateman_petertodd_is_a/ 1015152;1423599349;assbot;Bitcoin Core Dev Patrick Strateman: "petertodd is a retainer slut. hourly is low but most people are paying him for work he isn't doing" : Bitcoin ... ( http://bit.ly/1AhB4aK ) 1015153;1423599358;Naphex;so much fiteing on reddit nowadays 1015154;1423599646;BingoBoingo;asciilifeform: I'll give it a read 1015155;1423599654;mircea_popescu;Naphex someone remind strateman that a) he is a fucking felon fraudster, whose name is forever besmirched by one of bitcoin's most idiotic heists (bitcoinica) 1015156;1423599675;mircea_popescu;and that he is also one of the MOST inept "coders" involved in the early stages. 1015157;1423599685;mircea_popescu;ie, back when all the idiots thought they're bitcoin coders. 1015158;1423599705;mircea_popescu;;;rated phantomcircuit 1015159;1423599705;gribble;You have not yet rated user phantomcircuit 1015160;1423599734;mircea_popescu;;;everify mircea_popescu 1015161;1423599735;gribble;Error: Could not find a pending authentication request from your hostmask. Either it expired, or you changed hostmask, or you haven't made one. 1015162;1423599742;mircea_popescu;;;eauth mircea_popescu 1015163;1423599743;gribble;Request successful for user mircea_popescu, hostmask mircea_popescu!~Mircea@pdpc/supporter/silver/mircea-popescu. Get your encrypted OTP from http://bitcoin-otc.com/otps/8A736F0E2FB7B452 1015164;1423599762;mircea_popescu;;;everify freenode:#bitcoin-otc:b4adb22156bc3560f7f16c899dd2896a9af5c26d90b4c8cf345a6562 1015165;1423599763;gribble;You are now authenticated for user mircea_popescu with key 8A736F0E2FB7B452 1015166;1423599868;punkman;https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/pull/2340 "nobody uses nlocktime, how am I gonna built stupid shit on top of it. I know let's make the core wallet use nlocktime on all the transactions." 1015167;1423599870;assbot;Discourage fee sniping with nLockTime by petertodd · Pull Request #2340 · bitcoin/bitcoin · GitHub ... ( http://bit.ly/1AhDG8v ) 1015168;1423599870;[]bot;Bet placed: 1 BTC for No on "BTC to rally to $4000 before July 2015" http://bitbet.us/bet/1026/ Odds: 9(Y):91(N) by coin, 10(Y):90(N) by weight. Total bet: 14.0199 BTC. Current weight: 39,665. 1015169;1423599872;[]bot;Bet placed: 2 BTC for No on "The Winkdex: BTC $5000 or more in 2015" http://bitbet.us/bet/1104/ Odds: 17(Y):83(N) by coin, 17(Y):83(N) by weight. Total bet: 55.923 BTC. Current weight: 91,592. 1015170;1423599904;mircea_popescu;;;rate phantomcircuit -10 Aka Patrick Strateman. That he has the unmitigated audacity to pretend he is a Bitcoin dev is unsurprising for the history of this felon. His name is permanently besmirched by one of the most inept frauds in the history of Bitcoin (Bitcoinica). He is also famous for sending the entire userbase the email address of the entire userbase. This is the sort of moron early Bitcoin attracted. 1015171;1423599905;gribble;Rating entry successful. Your rating of -10 for user phantomcircuit has been recorded. 1015172;1423599947;mircea_popescu;fucktards. 1015173;1423599957;mircea_popescu;"oh, let's lay low for a coupla years everything will be fine". 1015174;1423599969;Naphex;>>> He is also famous for sending the entire userbase the email address of the entire userbase. This is the sort of moron early Bitcoin attracted. | lmao! 1015175;1423599977;mircea_popescu;Naphex seriously. one line of python. 1015176;1423599983;mircea_popescu;because "security experts" codes in production. 1015177;1423600029;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: sorry for comment spam on trilema 1015178;1423600040;thestringpuller;fucking << don't work in trilema 1015179;1423600051;thestringpuller;cause html or something 1015180;1423600060;mircea_popescu;lol well yes. 1015181;1423600078;thestringpuller;i blame asciilifeform 1015182;1423600079;thestringpuller;jk 1015183;1423600080;mircea_popescu;ok i delete the first two keep the last ? 1015184;1423600261;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: yea 1015185;1423600270;thestringpuller;thx :D 1015186;1423600407;mircea_popescu;answer't/ 1015187;1423601754;BingoBoingo;jurov: well, there is a torrent published for bootstrap.dat. atm only > 0.9 supports it << I thought 0.7.2 and later all support it, 0.7.2 being the only version to unpack it as BDB blockchain 1015188;1423601780;danielpbarron;0.7.2 stops at block 150`000 or something 1015189;1423601788;danielpbarron;which makes bootstrapping useless 1015190;1423601895;mircea_popescu;torrent chains are a very fucking dumb idea anyway. 1015191;1423601906;mircea_popescu;what's next, usagi's privkey generation services ? 1015192;1423601954;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: 'torrent' in the usual sense would be braindamaged. but nodes loading blocks from more than one peer - is a must. 1015193;1423602023;nubbins`;^ 1015194;1423602072;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform i strictly meant the point discussed above, "bootstrap" 1015195;1423602075;mircea_popescu;otherwise absolutely. 1015196;1423602095;mircea_popescu;funny how botomless the capacity of these people to generate conflicting names. 1015197;1423602100;mircea_popescu;it almost looks engineered by now. 1015198;1423602106;nubbins`;set max number of connections, threshold for abandoning slow peers 1015199;1423602134;nubbins`;as a percentage of average download speed, i guess 1015200;1423602154;mircea_popescu;!up beetcoin 1015201;1423602159;beetcoin;Thanks. 1015202;1423602177;mircea_popescu;nubbins` slow peers nbot even it. out of order block peers much worse. 1015203;1423602183;mircea_popescu;you end up throwingaway bw. 1015204;1423602188;beetcoin;I'm curious about the general sentiment around here that says bitcoin should not scale. That it is not for "the common man". 1015205;1423602203;beetcoin;not that I necessarily disagree, 1015206;1423602207;mircea_popescu;you should prolly read the logs eh. 1015207;1423602210;nubbins`;beetcoin, you'll remain curious for a while 1015208;1423602214;nubbins`;perhaps the forseeable future 1015209;1423602237;ben_vulpes;"should not scale" << heh. 1015210;1423602241;ben_vulpes;such unexamined assumptions. 1015211;1423602263;beetcoin;maybe those aren't the best words 1015212;1423602285;beetcoin;I have read some of the logs, but it is rather a lot to read 1015213;1423602306;asciilifeform;i was specifically thinking about the out-of-order crapolade. 1015214;1423602329;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform problem is that if you penalize nodes for misbehaving thus, you'll just in practice randomly cut them off. as thery all do. 1015215;1423602332;ben_vulpes;beetcoin: one can either read the forums, or the log. not both. 1015216;1423602343;ben_vulpes;reddit, in this case, counts as a forum. 1015217;1423602345;mircea_popescu;now... if OUR node was better, to privilege it would make sense. and itd; be worth WAY more than the five bux or w/e on tap. 1015218;1423602357;nubbins`;ben_vulpes that's like saying one can either read a brief history of time or their cereal box 1015219;1423602369;danielpbarron;ben_vulpes, heh yeah at least log.b-a is finite; can't that /that/ long to read 1015220;1423602405;ben_vulpes;nubbins`: more like "collected works of mark twain" 1015221;1423602414;mircea_popescu;one million lines is it ? should be about a year, for someone that is professionally qualified to read. 1015222;1423602418;nubbins`;man's still gotta eat brekkies 8) 1015223;1423602433;danielpbarron;whereas reddit et al. is a bottomless pit of idiocy 1015224;1423602453;mircea_popescu;danielpbarron nobody ever read all of reddit. so it's okay : failure by design. 1015225;1423602506;beetcoin;what role should bitcoin play then? 1015226;1423602517;danielpbarron;what role does gravity play? 1015227;1423602537;beetcoin;well, i realize bitcoin is not a sentient 'actor' 1015228;1423602552;beetcoin;but humans can't really change gravity 1015229;1423602557;ben_vulpes;beetcoin: what, is an uninterdictable store of value not enough for you?! 1015230;1423602557;danielpbarron;exactly 1015231;1423602577;beetcoin;it's good enough 1015232;1423602591;ben_vulpes;what could be more awesome than the knowledge that the system will have 21M coins...FOREVER? 1015233;1423602595;ben_vulpes;it ain't broke 1015234;1423602599;ben_vulpes;don't fuck with it. 1015235;1423602633;mircea_popescu;<beetcoin> but humans can't really change gravity << or bitcoin. 1015236;1423602649;mircea_popescu;that's the principal point here. it's not a "technology". it's not an invention. bitcoin is a discovery. 1015237;1423602664;beetcoin;bitcoin has changed somewhat since its invention though 1015238;1423602665;mircea_popescu;it was always there, and it'll hit you over the head until you die if you cross it. 1015239;1423602670;mircea_popescu;for ANY value of you. 1015240;1423602682;mircea_popescu;i just said it wasn't invented lol. 1015241;1423602700;beetcoin;okay, so it has changed since its discovery 1015242;1423602710;mircea_popescu;notrly. 1015243;1423602743;beetcoin;fundamentally, it hasn't 1015244;1423602784;beetcoin;but a number of forks have occurred 1015245;1423602793;mircea_popescu;you might need to go do some reading. 1015246;1423602825;mircea_popescu;if you mean the unintentional power ranger fuckup of 2013, that fork was killed. 1015247;1423602832;danielpbarron;one could make the argument that bitcoin wasn't really discovered until you could use it on MPEx, and since then it hasn't changed 1015248;1423602839;mircea_popescu;we are still on the OLD chain, we didn't move to the new one that emerged then. 1015249;1423602844;ben_vulpes;beetcoin: the last time gavin tried to change bitcoin in one of these "fundamental" ways, he burned a lot of capital fixing all of the idiots bitcoinds who went with him. 1015250;1423602847;mircea_popescu;in spite of it having been - temporarily - longer. 1015251;1423602847;BingoBoingo;https://twitter.com/mwlauthor/status/565196442789507072 1015252;1423602849;assbot;"Custom crypto-cracking hardware is pricey & rare, but your local tool store has cheap human-cracking hardware." /hashtag/tsmastery?src=hash 1015253;1423602876;mircea_popescu;ben_vulpes ever wonder how he could afford that / 1015254;1423602880;beetcoin;a fork is not impossible in principle 1015255;1423602890;mircea_popescu;one year you throw away k's of btc, the next year you need foundation salary for 10s of btc ? 1015256;1423602891;beetcoin;if enough people wanted to, it could happen 1015257;1423602893;ben_vulpes;in practice, however. 1015258;1423602896;mircea_popescu;beetcoin and you know this how ? 1015259;1423602901;ben_vulpes;beetcoin: not "enough" people. 1015260;1423602901;mircea_popescu;bitcoin is not a democracy 1015261;1423602904;ben_vulpes;the right people. 1015262;1423602918;mircea_popescu;what "enough people" want and five dollars in cointips buys them a cup of coffee. 1015263;1423602963;beetcoin;bitcoin is not a democracy? what is it then? an oligarchy? 1015264;1423602977;mircea_popescu;its a rule of the universe. 1015265;1423602992;beetcoin;it just does what it wants then 1015266;1423602996;mircea_popescu;quite. 1015267;1423603022;danielpbarron;man the redditards have amnesia i guess; they used to use the honeybadger example of "bitcoin don't give a bit!" 1015268;1423603026;ben_vulpes;Starsoccer: you're joining and cloaking in the wrong order. 1015269;1423603055;mircea_popescu;danielpbarron this was back when reddit mostly consisted of people who had bitcoins. 1015270;1423603071;mircea_popescu;they either gotr scammed and sold out as the price went up, because they couldn't justifyably keep those hjoldings 1015271;1423603083;mircea_popescu;now it's mostly people who don't have bitcoin, and desperately wish to be told "that's okay". 1015272;1423603090;mircea_popescu;so... new set of memes for the new set of retards. 1015273;1423603165;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: simple experiment shows that penalizing nodes sending out-of-order blocks - does very little. as pointed out. what we want is to 'embrace & extend' the block sync process in the sense of preferring friendly nodes for sync. 1015274;1423603185;asciilifeform;those being ours. 1015275;1423603222;mircea_popescu;only if we can make our nodes give out blocks in order. 1015276;1423603227;mircea_popescu;otherwise pointless. 1015277;1423603230;asciilifeform;well yes. 1015278;1423603270;mircea_popescu;right. 1015279;1423603298;asciilifeform;any of you try 'micro-ecc' yet ? 1015280;1423603411;[]bot;Bet placed: 1 BTC for No on "BTC to top $450 before 31st Mar" http://bitbet.us/bet/1113/ Odds: 12(Y):88(N) by coin, 13(Y):87(N) by weight. Total bet: 6.8963 BTC. Current weight: 75,226. 1015281;1423603438;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48540 @ 0.00041332 = 20.0626 BTC [-] {2} 1015282;1423603475;asciilifeform;punkman ? ben_vulpes ? 1015283;1423603804;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28500 @ 0.00041267 = 11.7611 BTC [-] 1015284;1423604267;BingoBoingo;asciilifeform: http://qntra.net/2015/02/dc-court-of-appeal-upholds-redaction-of-protocol-to-shutdown-wireless-networks/ 1015285;1423604268;assbot;DC Court of Appeal Upholds Redaction of Protocol to Shutdown Wireless Networks | Qntra.net ... ( http://bit.ly/1z5szey ) 1015286;1423604321;scoopbot;New post on Qntra.net by Bingo Boingo: http://qntra.net/2015/02/dc-court-of-appeal-upholds-redaction-of-protocol-to-shutdown-wireless-networks/ 1015287;1423604340;mircea_popescu;" two damns on the US-Mexico border" ? 1015288;1423604451;BingoBoingo;fxd, mispelling due to habit 1015289;1423604466;asciilifeform;question for all: has anyone, ever, built netbsd ramdisk on cross-compile build system, or knows of anyone who has done so, or knows so much as a shred of evidence that this has ever worked? 1015290;1423604508;asciilifeform;the published cookbooks, without exception, describe a process which leads nowhere. 1015291;1423604552;asciilifeform;open sores. 1015292;1423604694;mircea_popescu;;;isup http://fetlife.com 1015293;1423604696;assbot;Bondage, BDSM & Fetish Community - FetLife ... ( http://bit.ly/1CRLcZC ) 1015294;1423604696;gribble;http://fetlife.com is up 1015295;1423604722;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform i know people who have tried and gave up. 1015296;1423604739;BingoBoingo;asciilifeform: Most NetBSD instructions do. Most platforms they support can get some sort of bootable kernel but not much in the way of a useful userland... The Japanese love it because they can say their toilets "run" unix... 1015297;1423604801;asciilifeform;BingoBoingo: i've built perfectly usable netbsd boxes previously. but this one -has- to be a cross-compile. and live in ramdisk. 1015298;1423604885;asciilifeform;thing is, netbsd is the one and only path because 1) it builds the toolchain 2) builds a <1MB kernel 3) perfectly set up for a one-executable userland. but (3) refuses to happen so far 1015299;1423604902;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 78019 @ 0.00041104 = 32.0689 BTC [-] {2} 1015300;1423604964;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 77781 @ 0.00040995 = 31.8863 BTC [-] 1015301;1423605023;asciilifeform;and the frustrating thing is, i have the kernel built. and all standard userland proggys. but ramdisk also needs the /dev and /etc; the former - has to get crapped out of a build script thingie that refuses to grind 1015302;1423605090;nubbins`;lel @ fetlife 1015303;1423605274;mircea_popescu;i thought i broke it. 1015304;1423605320;BingoBoingo;If only you had a Sharp Zaurus to do a native compile 1015305;1423605390;diametric;https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/crystalwash/crystal-wash-20-clean-laundry-with-no-detergents/ 1015306;1423605392;assbot;Crystal Wash 2.0: Clean Laundry with No Detergents by Crystal Wash — Kickstarter ... ( http://bit.ly/1z5vm7n ) 1015307;1423605399;diametric;magic. 1015308;1423605408;asciilifeform;BingoBoingo: zaurus << and a spare century or two 1015309;1423605431;BingoBoingo;Or week... 1015310;1423605445;asciilifeform;kickstarter now lists ~40+ year-old scamatrons... 1015311;1423605518;asciilifeform;not only listed on ks, but 'staff pick' 1015312;1423605573;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 66500 @ 0.00041525 = 27.6141 BTC [+] {3} 1015313;1423605592;mod6;asciilifeform: MAKEDEV doesn't work? 1015314;1423605637;asciilifeform;mod6: nothing involving netbsd's 'make' - 'nbmake' - works. 1015315;1423605717;BingoBoingo;"Everyone loves Raymond" https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/emacs-devel/2015-02/msg00457.html 1015316;1423605718;assbot;Defending GCC considered futile ... ( http://bit.ly/1z5wcRI ) 1015317;1423605755;asciilifeform;mod6: 'nbmake: no system rules (sys.mk).' in all cases. 1015318;1423605774;asciilifeform;mod6: and yes, the file exists. just isn't seen. 1015319;1423605856;mircea_popescu;BingoBoingo this is pretty huge. if you feel like spinning it together with the discussion re symbols a few weeks ago makes a pretty great qntra article. informative and in depth of what matters. 1015320;1423605861;mircea_popescu;want me to find the log ref for you ? 1015321;1423605864;asciilifeform;BingoBoingo: is esr posting from a parallel universe where llvm has actual optimizations ? 1015322;1423605889;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform esr is posting from an universe where apple has ambitions. 1015323;1423605898;asciilifeform;BingoBoingo: i can only conclude that he is an apple/usg shill. 1015324;1423605906;BingoBoingo;mircea_popescu: I've waken today to a rather full plate, maybe someone else wants. 1015325;1423605908;mircea_popescu;as the expression goes, "it could buy all of russia!" 1015326;1423605919;mircea_popescu;it can't actually do THAT, but some other things it can buy 1015327;1423605929;BingoBoingo;asciilifeform: Best I can tell as always ESR simply thinks he can avoid starvation 1015328;1423605976;mod6;asciilifeform: are you building from the tooldir? or added it to your path? https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/minix3/slkHJV1SXW4 1015329;1423605977;assbot;Google Groups ... ( http://bit.ly/1z5wW9j ) 1015330;1423605984;mod6;not sure if that helps at all. 1015331;1423605991;asciilifeform;'TL;DR: You can't beat clang. Join it.' << this idiot has long avoided his correct place - in pederasty and by the latrine corner. 1015332;1423605999;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform "compiler technology has advanced significantly in ways that GCC is not well positioned to exploit. " any clue what this specifically means ? 1015333;1423606026;asciilifeform;mod6: yes, it is set to the path that the 'tools' build.sh process spits out. 1015334;1423606039;mod6;hmm. 1015335;1423606048;BingoBoingo; asciilifeform "compiler technology has advanced significantly in ways that GCC is not well positioned to exploit. " any clue what this specifically means ? << Probably FreeBSD 10 generally slower than 9 because clang/LLVM 1015336;1423606074;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: the llvm thing, prior to career as apple crud, had a previous life as a darling plaything of u.s. 'comp sci' academitardia 1015337;1423606123;assbot;[MPEX] [FT] [X.EUR] 475 @ 0.00505845 = 2.4028 BTC [-] {3} 1015338;1423606182;asciilifeform;for folks unfamiliar with esr, he has always been an unabashed barnacle who clung to whatever he saw as 'winning' at the moment. so usg did not have to break his kneecaps. he knew exactly when to bend over and lube up. 1015339;1423606421;asciilifeform;gcc is a natural target, as one of the last remaining total bastions agains poetteringization and 'modern advances,' 'pr0gr3ss!111!1111!,' etc. 1015340;1423606493;asciilifeform;the ancient, gnarly code, the caretakers - few in number, mostly know one another; the infrequent patches - not an especially shitgnome-friendly environment. 1015341;1423606574;asciilifeform;thus it will be attacked in every available way. the 'consensus' of 'the community' and 'how the world works' will stand as a solid wall against the 'obsolete, white male privileged' gcc. 1015342;1423607342;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 121600 @ 0.00041578 = 50.5588 BTC [+] {4} 1015343;1423607462;[]bot;Bet placed: 10 BTC for No on "The Winkdex: BTC $5000 or more in 2015" http://bitbet.us/bet/1104/ Odds: 15(Y):85(N) by coin, 15(Y):85(N) by weight. Total bet: 65.923 BTC. Current weight: 91,565. 1015344;1423607464;[]bot;Bet placed: 2 BTC for No on "Light Sweet Crude Oil (WTI) to drop under $40 before Mar 2015" http://bitbet.us/bet/1096/ Odds: 14(Y):86(N) by coin, 24(Y):76(N) by weight. Total bet: 11.10433047 BTC. Current weight: 17,101. 1015345;1423607517;asciilifeform;can anyone here shed any light on the question of how netbsd's 'nbmake' finds its global config, 'sys.mk' ? the docs are silent. and no, it doesn't look in its install dir. 1015346;1423607633;mircea_popescu;BingoBoingo http://dpaste.com/1D045X0 1015347;1423607634;assbot;dpaste: 1D045X0 ... ( http://bit.ly/1z5Ax7k ) 1015348;1423607654;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform i think you;ll enjoy my write-up, if it gets picked up :D 1015349;1423607694;scoopbot;New post on Qntra.net by Bingo Boingo: http://qntra.net/2015/02/jeb-bush-document-dump-identity-theft-risk/ 1015350;1423607722;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform yes, exactly. the problem is that they (unknowingly) approximate the wot 1015351;1423607765;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform $home ? "D 1015352;1423607805;asciilifeform;let's do a 'trichotomy' on the netbsd thing. as far as i can see, there are three and only three possibilities in a case like this (i am deliberately not including the forth, of my being a muppet.) 1) whole orchestra -never- worked 2) once worked, but a sniveling shitgnome fucked with the docs 3) docs were once correct and described a working sys, but a sniveling shitgnome changed the code 'because pr0gr3ss' 1015353;1423607855;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: nope. this is a cross-compile and uses 'TOOLDIR' var. 1015354;1423607867;mircea_popescu;o righjt 1015355;1423608134;mircea_popescu;"Licenses and "control" have absolutely nothing to do with it. Stefan" :D 1015356;1423608157;mircea_popescu;oh, some holdouts still don't wish to trade power for the fetish of power ? pretend like power doesn't even exist anymore! 1015357;1423608164;asciilifeform;wat 1015358;1423608218;mircea_popescu;https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/emacs-devel/2015-02/msg00472.html 1015359;1423608219;assbot;Re: Defending GCC considered futile ... ( http://bit.ly/1z5BRao ) 1015360;1423608289;mircea_popescu;probably more notable, https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/emacs-devel/2015-02/msg00498.html 1015361;1423608290;assbot;Re: Defending GCC considered futile ... ( http://bit.ly/1z5C1P4 ) 1015362;1423608302;mircea_popescu;"As mentioned earlier, in any case I will happily accept and install LLDB support into gud.el. So as long as I'm Emacs maintainer, your opinion on whether this might ruin the FSF's goals are not relevant." 1015363;1423608320;asciilifeform;mask fell off. 1015364;1423608354;asciilifeform;open challenge to rms? the latter will remove the gnome if he has any balls left 1015365;1423608410;mircea_popescu;he hasnot so far done so. 1015366;1423608502;mircea_popescu;https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/emacs-devel/2015-02/msg00598.html << best irony award 1015367;1423608503;assbot;Re: Defending GCC considered futile ... ( http://bit.ly/1z5CyQZ ) 1015368;1423608628;mircea_popescu;what shocks me is the extreme structural coherence of the red herrings deployed. 1015369;1423608646;mircea_popescu;metzger could be that blind schmuck in systemd could be gavin etc. 1015370;1423608648;asciilifeform;almost like there's a script, aha. 1015371;1423608660;scoopbot;New post on Qntra.net by Mircea Popescu: http://qntra.net/2015/02/a-discussion-of-military-strategy-in-the-21st-century/ 1015372;1423609476;Naphex;mircea_popescu: lmao http://image.stirileprotv.ro/media/images/620xX/Feb2015/61633021.jpg :D 1015373;1423609477;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1z5EMjk ) 1015374;1423609506;mircea_popescu;aha ? 1015375;1423609573;hanbot;bingoboingo "pretty patters" > patterns 1015376;1423609620;BingoBoingo;mircea_popescu: Did you mean to say patterns or patters 1015377;1423609662;BingoBoingo;With your acid rain metaphore 1015378;1423609674;mircea_popescu;patterns 1015379;1423609696;mircea_popescu;odd how that ~degraded~ gracefully huh 1015380;1423609718;asciilifeform;anyone with ideas re: resolving the 'sys.mk' retardation, speak. 1015381;1423609747;asciilifeform;netbsd or minix are afaik the only practical paths towards a 100% crud-free node box. 1015382;1423609748;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform management sez take a break you're chewing the scenery. 1015383;1423609749;BingoBoingo;asciilifeform: Mailing list? 1015384;1423609769;mircea_popescu;btw re ers : i'm not so sure about all that barnacle. isn't the guy a major libertarian ? 1015385;1423609804;asciilifeform;and while i could, with some effort, shoehorn bitcoind into one of the still-produced alternatives for 'pogo' - all of which have no more than 32M of ram - it presumes something other than the mega-turd that linux kernel is. 1015386;1423609840;asciilifeform;i'm taking a forced break, simply have no time presently 1015387;1423609878;BingoBoingo;http://geekz.co.uk/lovesraymond/archives 1015388;1423609878;assbot;Everybody loves Eric Raymond ... ( http://bit.ly/1z5FIEk ) 1015389;1423609896;asciilifeform;and yes, esr was a barnacle on 'foss' from day one. authored inconsequential crap, claiming to be 'contributor'; attached his name to 'jargon file' historical book, having added various bogus entries; etc 1015390;1423609900;BingoBoingo;mircea_popescu: ESR professes as to be such 1015391;1423609935;mircea_popescu;isn't he the guy with the catedral anbd bazaar book ? 1015392;1423609958;asciilifeform;yes, him 1015393;1423609976;BingoBoingo;http://geekz.co.uk/lovesraymond/archive/deb-ian << Particularly related 1015394;1423609977;assbot;Everybody loves Eric Raymond » Deb-Ian ... ( http://bit.ly/1z5FUDw ) 1015395;1423610085;danielpbarron;asciilifeform, what about gentoo on the pogo? 1015396;1423610108;asciilifeform;danielpbarron: linux kernel and minimal userland are massive compared to netbsd 1015397;1423610127;danielpbarron;those can't be stored on /dev/sda1 ? 1015398;1423610130;asciilifeform;danielpbarron: the latter is almost -readable- in length 1015399;1423610187;asciilifeform;danielpbarron: those can't be stored on /dev/sda1 << absolutely not. node must be self-contained and able to format a brand-new disk entirely on its own, when plugged in. 1015400;1423610200;danielpbarron;ohh.. 1015401;1423610210;danielpbarron;right :/ 1015402;1423610236;asciilifeform;danielpbarron: 128M of eeprom are more than enough to store whatever you want, but these things eat up ram footprint (both by themselves and when read-cached) 1015403;1423610265;danielpbarron;is there a way to modify the linux that comes with the pogo? 1015404;1423610268;danielpbarron;i have its source 1015405;1423610276;asciilifeform;danielpbarron: but try to understand a more fundamental principle here. eventually this needs to turn into a system with -no- extraneous parts. as in, i take a stick and point to a byte, and you are able to tell me why it is there. 1015406;1423610311;asciilifeform;danielpbarron: i have not been able to build the linux that comes with pogo. the included patches do not apply cleanly. 1015407;1423610321;danielpbarron;i haven't tried it yet 1015408;1423610345;asciilifeform;danielpbarron: in essence, like most supposedly 'gpl compliant' commercial products, the compliance is a total and unabashed crock of shit. 1015409;1423610391;danielpbarron;so it's not just me; this stuff is just very frustrating 1015410;1423610421;asciilifeform;danielpbarron: linux 2.6.x kernel is a mega-turd. and while there remains a single line therein which does not execute during the normal operation of bitcoind-on-pogo, i will maintain that this is true. 1015411;1423610468;danielpbarron;i like your high standards :D 1015412;1423610478;danielpbarron;i so wish that programmer castle school existed 1015413;1423610500;asciilifeform;danielpbarron: and there is no practical way to separate the 'flies from the cutlets' here. who here has even 'tried' building a lin. kernel with -not one- driver for hardware you don't have or want? 1015414;1423610552;asciilifeform;it certainly cannot be accomplished by twiddling the usual config. there is crud in there by the megatonne, glued in with glass. 1015415;1423610680;mircea_popescu; danielpbarron: in essence, like most supposedly 'gpl compliant' commercial products, the compliance is a total and unabashed crock of shit. <<< funny how much stock rms puts in the nude declaration, huh. 1015416;1423610697;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 53450 @ 0.00041405 = 22.131 BTC [-] 1015417;1423610731;danielpbarron;well i would still like to put gentoo on my pogo inplace of arch, even if it is not the final solution 1015418;1423610751;asciilifeform;and before anyone asks, no, you can't automagically strip the crapolade away with a profiler. certain routines are quite legitimately there but are traversed infrequently (say, only when shutting down, or if disk is full, or a cable is unplugged, nuclear war has been declared, and so on.) 1015419;1423610887;asciilifeform;danielpbarron: not so simple (doable, though) - it has to run from rom. you almost certainly must use 'buildroot.' i have a 'buildroot' config that grinds out a kernel and a userland, but said kernel fails to boot and produces no output to /dev/ttyS0 - despite being configured to do so. evidently the support for Marvell chips in the mainline 3.xx kernels is bogus. 1015420;1423610935;*;danielpbarron sighs 1015421;1423610956;asciilifeform;shitgnomes lie, lie, but that would be inconsequential if the lies did not also take the form of bogus code that supposedly functions, but go and try to replicate. not one thing in ten works as described or to spec. 1015422;1423610993;mircea_popescu;one of the best parts of living in argentina ? you can have email exchanges with "don Pablo Picasso". literally. 1015423;1423611621;scoopbot;New post on Qntra.net by cazalla: http://qntra.net/2015/02/coinbase-to-shut-down-tipping-button/ 1015424;1423612595;cazalla;sounds reasonable eh "HSBC's economist Paul Bloxham reports average house prices are up 23 per cent in the last 2 years and a whopping 33 per cent in Sydney, citing figures from RP Data CoreLogic." 1015425;1423612663;cazalla;at this rate, housing might outpace gavin's blocksize roadmap 1015426;1423612912;thestringpuller;;;seen Pierre_Rochard 1015427;1423612913;gribble;Pierre_Rochard was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 2 weeks, 2 days, 21 hours, 16 minutes, and 34 seconds ago: ;;gettrust buttonwood_ 1015428;1423613497;thestringpuller;"It's 6 GB per block, meaning it would grow by 864 GB a day. In 2035, that might not be much." << LOL 1015429;1423614601;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10686 @ 0.00041405 = 4.4245 BTC [-] 1015430;1423614967;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14538 @ 0.00041405 = 6.0195 BTC [-] 1015431;1423615638;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6462 @ 0.00041741 = 2.6973 BTC [+] 1015432;1423615922;cazalla;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rKREzgzH1BY&feature=youtu.be&t=11m52s 1015433;1423615924;assbot;ZapChain Interview with Charlie Lee, Creator of Litecoin, and Engineering Manager at Coinbase - YouTube ... ( http://bit.ly/1AiTtUr ) 1015434;1423616451;decimation;"Walkley writes that his assessment of vendor data in smartphones suggests Apple, whose shares he rates a Buy, captured 93% of industry profits in Q4." << why are all of apple's competitors in the 'mobile market' simply trying to imitate apple? 1015435;1423616464;decimation;obviously they suck at being apple, why not try something new? 1015436;1423616526;decimation;asciilifeform: which robot vacuum doesn't work on the random walk? 1015437;1423617189;mircea_popescu;because nobody got fired for being lame ? 1015438;1423617212;mircea_popescu;cazalla anything good ? 1015439;1423617272;cazalla;mircea_popescu, it's just coblee saying "a lot of the stuff we do at coinbase, we don't really think through" 1015440;1423617290;mircea_popescu;lol k 1015441;1423617396;decimation;because nobody got fired for being lame ? << yeah right up there with 'nobody got fired for buying ibm' 1015442;1423617439;mircea_popescu;dsame difference. 1015443;1423617493;decimation;!up pete_dus_ 1015444;1423617508;cazalla;pete_dushenski, you canadians are crazy, if it's not kidnappings, it's driving cars into court houses and now.. bomb threats for btc lol 1015445;1423617513;pete_dus_;thanks decimation 1015446;1423617532;pete_dus_;cazalla lol i missed the bomb threats! 1015447;1423617538;cazalla;it'll be up on qntra soon 1015448;1423617546;pete_dus_;http://www.contravex.com/2015/02/11/the-economics-of-sinking-20-mb-gavincoin-blocks/ 1015449;1423617547;assbot;The economics of sinking 20 MB Gavincoin blocks. | Contravex: A blog by Pete Dushenski ... ( http://bit.ly/1Fwf7Vf ) 1015450;1423617561;pete_dus_;cazalla eh you guys have been busy today 1015451;1423617774;TheNewDeal;20MB tomorrow, 20GB next year 1015452;1423617834;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19650 @ 0.00041405 = 8.1361 BTC [-] 1015453;1423617932;pete_dus_;"mebbe if the price won't go to the moon, block size can!" 1015454;1423617949;pete_dus_;"something needs to increase because we're poor!" 1015455;1423617955;mircea_popescu;hey who ate pete's enski 1015456;1423617966;pete_dus_;i ate my own enski... 1015457;1423617971;mircea_popescu;lol 1015458;1423617980;hanbot;BingoBoingo "security-anihilating bugs on a yearly basis" > how about annihilating, then? 1015459;1423618002;pete_dus_;i'll throw it back up later 1015460;1423618016;pete_dus_;penguin styles 1015461;1423618091;BingoBoingo;hanbot: fxd 1015462;1423618108;mircea_popescu;im off. take it easy all 1015463;1423618130;decimation;asciilifeform: http://dcist.com/2015/02/largest_flyover_in_dc_history.php << apparently on 8 May there is going to be a massive WWII aircraft flyover over the dc mall 1015464;1423618131;assbot;One of The Largest Flyovers In D.C. History To Take Place In May: DCist ... ( http://bit.ly/1Fwh0RQ ) 1015465;1423618243;decimation;apparently no soviet, japanese, or german aircraft though 1015466;1423618353;TheNewDeal;Not any planned soviet,japanese, or luftwaffe that is 1015467;1423618367;decimation;hehe 1015468;1423618576;TheNewDeal;;;Nethash 1015469;1423618577;gribble;322519858.468 1015470;1423618735;pete_dus_;;;later tell mircea_popescu "the -EV human quicly collapse towards zero." << quickly 1015471;1423618735;gribble;The operation succeeded. 1015472;1423618735;thestringpuller;pete_dus_ has a new nickname 1015473;1423618736;thestringpuller;lol 1015474;1423618756;thestringpuller;lil' dus 1015475;1423618759;pete_dus_;but for a moment 1015476;1423618775;pete_dus_;i'll be big someday and then you'll be sorry! 1015477;1423618783;thestringpuller;mircea popescu from this day forward 1015478;1423618784;thestringpuller;you will also be known as 1015479;1423618785;TheNewDeal;Big_dus 1015480;1423618787;thestringpuller;E-ratic Wanderer 1015481;1423618792;thestringpuller;http://www.mess.be/inickgenwuname.php 1015482;1423618820;thestringpuller;pete dushenski from this day forward you will also be known as: 1015483;1423618822;thestringpuller;Tha Professional 1015484;1423618832;pete_dus_;sounds so... serious 1015485;1423618874;TheNewDeal;Biggest Dus in the Universe 1015486;1423618895;thestringpuller;should get some wu tang name generator integration with da bots 1015487;1423618965;TheNewDeal;!Up bingoboingo 1015488;1423619054;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 59200 @ 0.00041677 = 24.6728 BTC [+] {3} 1015489;1423619184;thestringpuller;so pete_dus_ I'm trying to find the Volvo version of Saddam to buy 1015490;1423619187;thestringpuller;shit's hard to find 1015491;1423619198;thestringpuller;Found a volvo 960 but it looks like it was rebuilt 1015492;1423619230;pete_dus_;the right one will come along 1015493;1423619258;pete_dus_;even though she looks to be a rare beast 1015494;1423619287;pete_dus_;ok, 1.5 mn made isn't that rare 1015495;1423619426;scoopbot;New post on Qntra.net by cazalla: http://qntra.net/2015/02/bitcoins-not-bombs-has-a-different-meaning-in-canada/ 1015496;1423619721;thestringpuller;yea. just the process of finding the beat is hard despite rarity. car dealings are always sketchy it seems on surface level. 1015497;1423619897;decimation;does the volvo 960 diesel have a diesel engine? 1015498;1423619984;decimation;http://www.statejournal.com/story/25980272/nrao-vehicle-fleet << diesels free of electronics are radio-quiet 1015499;1423619986;assbot;NRAO Vehicle Fleet - Business, Government Legal News from throughout WV ... ( http://bit.ly/1E5W96I ) 1015500;1423620242;thestringpuller;decimation: you talking about the turbo diesal? 1015501;1423620246;thestringpuller;diesel* 1015502;1423620274;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14350 @ 0.00041405 = 5.9416 BTC [-] 1015503;1423620321;thestringpuller;Those things were beasts of a different generation. 1015504;1423620340;cazalla;thestringpuller, mine is Violent Professional.. i like it :) 1015505;1423621982;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12397 @ 0.00041405 = 5.133 BTC [-] 1015506;1423622137;TheNewDeal;Whats the gribble command which gives you the bid ask spread? 1015507;1423622199;TheNewDeal;;;Market all 1015508;1423622199;gribble;Error: The "Market" plugin is loaded, but there is no command named "all" in it. Try "list Market" to see the commands in the "Market" plugin. 1015509;1423622675;BingoBoingo;;;Market spread 1015510;1423622676;gribble;Error: The "Market" plugin is loaded, but there is no command named "spread" in it. Try "list Market" to see the commands in the "Market" plugin. 1015511;1423622683;BingoBoingo;;;ticker --market all 1015512;1423622690;gribble;Bitstamp BTCUSD last: 222.66, vol: 8000.07229681 | BTC-E BTCUSD last: 219.449, vol: 10904.32522 | Bitfinex BTCUSD last: 222.71, vol: 31443.94426496 | BTCChina BTCUSD last: 222.579025, vol: 135412.11480000 | Kraken BTCUSD last: 215.01, vol: 3.2855 | Bitcoin-Central BTCUSD last: 225.324951989, vol: 102.10393921 | Volume-weighted last average: 222.422411331 1015513;1423623117;TheNewDeal;Thank you 1015514;1423623153;TheNewDeal;;;Ticker 1015515;1423623154;gribble;Bitstamp BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 222.74, Best ask: 223.0, Bid-ask spread: 0.26000, Last trade: 222.96, 24 hour volume: 8004.31430320, 24 hour low: 215.0, 24 hour high: 223.43, 24 hour vwap: 219.121262387 1015516;1423623316;TheNewDeal;;;Bids 216.90 1015517;1423623317;gribble;Bitstamp | There are currently 893.13569 bitcoins demanded at or over 216.9 USD, worth 195807.056847 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0122 seconds 1015518;1423623379;TheNewDeal;;;baratio 1015519;1423623380;gribble;Bitstamp | Total bids: 3848932 USD. Total asks: 10028 BTC. Ratio: 383.79991 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 62.8659 seconds 1015520;1423624483;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16100 @ 0.00041405 = 6.6662 BTC [-] 1015521;1423625276;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 4321 @ 0.00082988 = 3.5859 BTC [+] {5} 1015522;1423625398;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9616 @ 0.00041742 = 4.0139 BTC [+] 1015523;1423625637;danielpbarron;so there is a gavincoin twitter account and it's followed by a co-founder of activision 1015524;1423626108;danielpbarron;!v assbot:danielpbarron.rate.justusranvier.-2:60908b3a5891c5ee52759dcff6a4e3fe099511f500c40082b9f5cef4e5dfa374 1015525;1423626108;assbot;Successfully updated the rating for justusranvier from 1 to -2 with note: blocked me on twitter 1015526;1423626740;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10800 @ 0.00041648 = 4.498 BTC [-] 1015527;1423627167;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19241 @ 0.00041742 = 8.0316 BTC [+] 1015528;1423627228;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4807 @ 0.00041862 = 2.0123 BTC [+] 1015529;1423627594;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18850 @ 0.00041862 = 7.891 BTC [+] 1015530;1423628692;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42250 @ 0.00041412 = 17.4966 BTC [-] {2} 1015531;1423629616;ben_vulpes;RATINGS DRAMA WAR 1015532;1423629685;danielpbarron;is that not a good reason to distrust someone? 1015533;1423629744;ben_vulpes;not in my book, no. 1015534;1423629749;ben_vulpes;your wot, your rules. 1015535;1423629756;ben_vulpes;Naphex: uncloaked! 1015536;1423629793;danielpbarron;i wasn't even interacting with him 1015537;1423629825;danielpbarron;i found out i was blocked from reading that PeterTodd thread about the blocksize 1015538;1423629830;ben_vulpes;i mean i go to you later and say "hey whaddaya know about justusranvier, did he run with some coins or something?" 1015539;1423629840;ben_vulpes;you say "nah he blocked me on twitter" 1015540;1423629852;danielpbarron;he is apparently in favor of gavincoin 1015541;1423629860;danielpbarron;that's why he blocked me 1015542;1423629864;ben_vulpes;i'm going to pretty quickly and steeply discount your rating inputs 1015543;1423629873;ben_vulpes;well that's something else entirely now innit? 1015544;1423629877;danielpbarron;so now it's a web of trades again? 1015545;1423629920;ben_vulpes;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=10-02-2015#1014795 << and in the 40s whole orchestras practiced for 8 hours a day and gigged at the milongas later. tell me this world isn't poorer! 1015546;1423629920;assbot;Logged on 10-02-2015 11:40:01; mircea_popescu: when i was 18, the average 18 yo could support himself. 1015547;1423629946;ben_vulpes;granted, they were supported by the dictator but hey - tango! 1015548;1423630011;ben_vulpes;danielpbarron: just looks like a slapfight from over here is all i'm saying. 1015549;1423630023;ben_vulpes;since when did twitter matter, etc 1015550;1423630053;ben_vulpes;anyways your wot your rules, i'm just ribbing you for apparent triviality. 1015551;1423630053;TheNewDeal;So true 1015552;1423630086;danielpbarron;https://twitter.com/justusranvier/status/565172541258342400 1015553;1423630088;assbot;Nifty paper proving what we knew already: w/o a blocksize limit there's no PoW security -> death of Bitcoin. http://t.co/VPsgVkdzj9 1015554;1423630173;ben_vulpes;has the thing been debunked? 1015555;1423630176;ben_vulpes;i have no clue 1015556;1423630332;ben_vulpes;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=10-02-2015#1014942 << i found that whole saga endlessly amusing 1015557;1423630332;assbot;Logged on 10-02-2015 16:10:15; nubbins`: maybe a better use of funds than sending hand-printed posters to slum tenants in middle america 1015558;1423630360;ben_vulpes;from the hilariously wacky posters to the20year derping 1015559;1423630445;ben_vulpes;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=10-02-2015#1015000 << you're the second nerdiest black guy i know 1015560;1423630445;assbot;Logged on 10-02-2015 16:46:25; thestringpuller: ;;google 2nd breakfast tolkien 1015561;1423630455;ben_vulpes;i played dnd with the other one in college 1015562;1423630476;ben_vulpes;he though does good works for ye olde welfare state in mass now 1015563;1423630525;ben_vulpes;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=10-02-2015#1015042 << neutered combudders and preprogrammed "apps" are devouring the "laptop" market Apple built itself upon. 1015564;1423630525;assbot;Logged on 10-02-2015 17:51:37; thestringpuller: How is Apple making so much money? Does everyone use macs these days? 1015565;1423630571;ben_vulpes;the upside to this is that eventually the laptop market as we know it is going to disappear, and people who actually *use* computers will have to pay 10k each. 1015566;1423630580;ben_vulpes;this is a good thing because there's room in that budget for build quality. 1015567;1423630587;ben_vulpes;1.5k bezzlebucks...just doesn't cut it. 1015568;1423630605;ben_vulpes;the newest macbook air to hit the shop actually arrived with a slower (!) CPU than its predecessor. 1015569;1423630692;ben_vulpes;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=10-02-2015#1015089 << this. death to magic numbers. 1015570;1423630692;assbot;Logged on 10-02-2015 19:18:23; mircea_popescu: but if it's a serious point of concern, either move the version string in the config file 1015571;1423630807;ben_vulpes;more importantly long life prosperity and lulz to those who stick spokes in mine enemies wheels. 1015572;1423630812;ben_vulpes;and deplete their wallets. 1015573;1423630948;kakobrekla;best laptop is prolly same as best car. 1015574;1423631021;kakobrekla;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com//?date=23-01-2015#989461 1015575;1423631021;assbot;Logged on 23-01-2015 21:26:58; asciilifeform: the fastest, thickest, most luxurious car is --- not having to go places. 1015576;1423631441;asciilifeform;kakobrekla is very much right. 1015577;1423631470;asciilifeform;or what was mircea_popescu's point about the best kalash being sitting-far-from-the-war 1015578;1423631474;asciilifeform;or sumthinglikethat 1015579;1423631505;asciilifeform;or one of my grandfathers used to mutter that 'the best fish is sausage' 1015580;1423631544;asciilifeform;ben_vulpes: people who actually *use* computers will have to pay 10k each << that's what, a piddling 2-3x what we presently pay ? 1015581;1423631579;*;asciilifeform looks around, quite possibly sees 5 usd digits of computer 1015582;1423631717;ben_vulpes;yeah sure, bump the number up 1015583;1423631733;ben_vulpes;the point is an integer multiple of current costs. 1015584;1423631749;ben_vulpes;be it 5, 10, 20, i don't really care. 1015585;1423631752;asciilifeform;big whoop 1015586;1423631773;asciilifeform;wake me up when it's 100mil and we all have to share an hour of computer at 4am tuesdays 1015587;1423631778;asciilifeform;like in the '60s 1015588;1423631836;ben_vulpes;yup i'm right there with you 1015589;1423631976;asciilifeform;there's room in that budget for build quality << in the bezzle world, this is not what happens; 1015590;1423632001;asciilifeform;i've used $1/2mil instruments that shipped with with a 'dell' box running 'xp home.' 1015591;1423632007;asciilifeform;and other unspeakables on top. 1015592;1423632175;ben_vulpes;i speak of the post-bezzle world. 1015593;1423632182;asciilifeform;to suppose that there is room in bezzle world for build quality is like imagining that there is room in the tardstalk phorum for honesty 1015594;1423632189;asciilifeform;or at 'reddit', for intelligence 1015595;1423632212;BingoBoingo;"Real Computer" when it ships will ship with iPnoHe and Thunderbolt Connector 1015596;1423632225;ben_vulpes;the world wherein mircea_popescu's arranged for not only the rewrite of "gpg" but also "mavlink" 1015597;1423632230;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29159 @ 0.00041581 = 12.1246 BTC [+] {2} 1015598;1423632474;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22250 @ 0.00041263 = 9.181 BTC [-] {2} 1015599;1423633572;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11650 @ 0.00041161 = 4.7953 BTC [-] {2} 1015600;1423633938;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26338 @ 0.00041126 = 10.8318 BTC [-] 1015601;1423635036;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5982 @ 0.00041862 = 2.5042 BTC [+] 1015602;1423636439;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9950 @ 0.00041126 = 4.092 BTC [-] 1015603;1423637593;fluffypony;;;later tell mircea_popescu http://imgur.com/a/goByg 1015604;1423637594;assbot; Carturesti Carusel Bookstore Bucharest, Romania - Album on Imgur ... ( http://bit.ly/197ZdWH ) 1015605;1423637594;gribble;The operation succeeded. 1015606;1423637903;BingoBoingo;A viewer complained that an episode of the animated childrens series Peppa Pig was inappropriate for an Australian audience because it said that spiders were not to be feared. >> http://about.abc.net.au/complaints/peppa-pig-received/ 1015607;1423637905;assbot;Peppa Pig, (received) | About the ABC ... ( http://bit.ly/1viKsEX ) 1015608;1423638762;BingoBoingo;!up coventry 1015609;1423639611;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10432 @ 0.00041491 = 4.3283 BTC [+] 1015610;1423639641;cazalla;BingoBoingo, complaint sorta has a point.. http://log.bitcoin-assets.com//?date=31-01-2015#1000521 1015611;1423639641;assbot;Logged on 31-01-2015 22:50:25; cazalla: BingoBoingo, well yeah, missus does a spider check in the kid's play pen each morning.. found 2 spiders to date 1015612;1423639666;cazalla;i fucking hate spiders and there is no worse place for them than down under 1015613;1423639672;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 79468 @ 0.00041126 = 32.682 BTC [-] 1015614;1423639688;BingoBoingo;Kind of an "Only in Australia" problem 1015615;1423639762;cazalla;last thing kids need is a tv show teaching em how to steve irwin emselves 1015616;1423640048;cazalla;btw, i'm am not seriously suggesting it's a legit complaint :) 1015617;1423640065;BingoBoingo;Well to go full steve irwin you need some water. 1015618;1423640137;coventry;Going to sleep now, but I have a question and will check up in the morning: I read the mpex.co FAQ, including #17. Why would someone pay 30 BTC to participate in this market? 1015619;1423640275;BingoBoingo;coventry: Direct access 1015620;1423640409;danielpbarron;http://bitcoinism.liberty.me/2015/01/21/economic-fallacies-and-the-block-size-limit-part-1-scarcity/ 1015621;1423640410;assbot;Economic Fallacies and the Block Size Limit, part 1: Scarcity | Bitcoinism | Liberty.me ... ( http://bit.ly/1DZGW7i ) 1015622;1423640831;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18050 @ 0.00041862 = 7.5561 BTC [+] 1015623;1423640941;danielpbarron;"Nobody gives McDonalds a maximum number of Big Macs they are allowed to produce each day ~@~S their customers tell them how many they want to buy and McDonalds responds appropriately." 1015624;1423641319;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9489 @ 0.00041126 = 3.9024 BTC [-] 1015625;1423641826;danielpbarron;requires login to comment so i'll just stick this here: Burger King isn't burdened with having to keep track of all McDonalds orders; this is a misleading comparison to bitcoin 1015626;1423641990;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8428 @ 0.00041862 = 3.5281 BTC [+] 1015627;1423643027;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25700 @ 0.00041675 = 10.7105 BTC [-] {2} 1015628;1423643515;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5600 @ 0.00041862 = 2.3443 BTC [+] 1015629;1423643942;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17524 @ 0.00041862 = 7.3359 BTC [+] 1015630;1423646504;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26150 @ 0.00041126 = 10.7544 BTC [-] 1015631;1423646712;BingoBoingo;!up bit2017 1015632;1423647236;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20815 @ 0.00041126 = 8.5604 BTC [-] 1015633;1423648057;punkman;http://www.wsj.com/articles/bigfoot-isnt-just-a-mythic-figure-hes-an-investment-opportunity-1421806118 1015634;1423648059;assbot; Bigfoot Isn’t Just a Mythic Figure, He’s an Investment Opportunity - WSJ ... ( http://bit.ly/1uDvD4T ) 1015635;1423648151;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14165 @ 0.00041862 = 5.9298 BTC [+] 1015636;1423648395;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 69800 @ 0.00041995 = 29.3125 BTC [+] {3} 1015637;1423648528;fluffypony;http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/2vhlbd/i_am_david_boaz_cato_institute_evp_and_author_of/ 1015638;1423648530;assbot;I am David Boaz, Cato Institute EVP and author of The Libertarian Mind: A Manifesto for Freedom. AMA! : IAmA ... ( http://bit.ly/1uDxhn0 ) 1015639;1423648553;fluffypony;that exchange on the top comment is hilarious: http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/2vhlbd/i_am_david_boaz_cato_institute_evp_and_author_of/cohqfzo 1015640;1423648555;assbot;mattayes comments on I am David Boaz, Cato Institute EVP and author of The Libertarian Mind: A Manifesto for Freedom. AMA! ... ( http://bit.ly/1uDxk24 ) 1015641;1423648578;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15538 @ 0.00041126 = 6.3902 BTC [-] 1015642;1423649770;mircea_popescu;BingoBoingo http://dpaste.com/1FR2A67 1015643;1423649771;assbot;dpaste: 1FR2A67 ... ( http://bit.ly/1zVovA5 ) 1015644;1423649776;mircea_popescu;and im making another one. 1015645;1423649805;mircea_popescu;fluffypony what about it ? 1015646;1423650117;BingoBoingo;mircea_popescu: http://qntra.net/2015/02/there-is-nothing-new-in-the-world-except-for-the-history-you-didnt-know/ 1015647;1423650118;assbot;There is nothing new in the world. Except for the history you didn't know. | Qntra.net ... ( http://bit.ly/1zVpkZu ) 1015648;1423650126;mircea_popescu;yay! 1015649;1423650135;scoopbot;New post on Qntra.net by Mircea Popescu: http://qntra.net/2015/02/there-is-nothing-new-in-the-world-except-for-the-history-you-didnt-know/ 1015650;1423650363;BingoBoingo;!up NewLiberty 1015651;1423650710;NewLiberty;ben_vulpes> has the thing been debunked? /// That paper is not a good one. It assumes a model inconsistant with Bitcoin reality. 1015652;1423650835;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [B.MINE] 200 @ 0.0055077 = 1.1015 BTC [-] {11} 1015653;1423651262;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14400 @ 0.00042154 = 6.0702 BTC [+] 1015654;1423651714;scoopbot;New post on Qntra.net by Bingo Boingo: http://qntra.net/2015/02/hsbc-clients-victims-of-probable-social-engineering-attack/ 1015655;1423652014;mircea_popescu;BingoBoingo http://dpaste.com/0YBSGHP :D 1015656;1423652015;assbot;dpaste: 0YBSGHP ... ( http://bit.ly/16Sy5JQ ) 1015657;1423652313;mircea_popescu;!up NewLiberty 1015658;1423652317;mircea_popescu;that was vague. 1015659;1423652439;mircea_popescu;o btw : http://www.wired.com/2011/11/mf_bitcoin/all/ 1015660;1423652441;assbot;The Rise and Fall of Bitcoin | WIRED ... ( http://bit.ly/1zKFUfQ ) 1015661;1423652529;BingoBoingo;scoopbot -fetch 1015662;1423652611;cazalla;https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=952177 likely bs but interesting 1015663;1423652612;assbot;First ever Dark Leaks auction: I was the lead programmer for Silk Road 2.0. ... ( http://bit.ly/16SzPCX ) 1015664;1423652637;mircea_popescu;lol scoopbot on strike 1015665;1423652675;BingoBoingo;http://qntra.net/2015/02/usd-fraud-collapses-suitability-of-usd-for-law-abiding-citizens-in-commerce-questioned/ 1015666;1423652675;assbot;USD Fraud Collapses: Suitability of USD for Law Abiding Citizens In Commerce Questioned | Qntra.net ... ( http://bit.ly/16SA0OG ) 1015667;1423652738;mircea_popescu;cazalla possibly not bs seeing how it actually provides a valid verification method. 1015668;1423652769;mircea_popescu;BingoBoingo btw, i'd like to propose a gentleman's contest, for the "best ever usd will fail" paragraph. 1015669;1423652853;BingoBoingo;mircea_popescu: The could be a very great or very poor week for that. "infrastructure overhaul" 1015670;1423652861;scoopbot;New post on Qntra.net by Mircea Popescu: http://qntra.net/2015/02/usd-fraud-collapses-suitability-of-usd-for-law-abiding-citizens-in-commerce-questioned/ 1015671;1423652877;mircea_popescu;i thought it could run all over 2015. 1015672;1423652896;mircea_popescu;next conference, have a sort of oscars. "best usd will fail paragraph" "best x" etc 1015673;1423652900;BingoBoingo;mircea_popescu: That could work. What's the stake? 1015674;1423652912;mircea_popescu;being really cool ? 1015675;1423652926;BingoBoingo;Sounds good. 1015676;1423653045;mircea_popescu;i had no idea how much fun being a news contributor actually is :D 1015677;1423653370;BingoBoingo;It's so much fun, until you have to sort through the noiseholes 1015678;1423653433;mircea_popescu;BingoBoingo first the pleasure, then the diapers or how did it go. 1015679;1423653445;BingoBoingo;Sounds about right 1015680;1423653515;cazalla;noisehole being eleventy billion hong kong exchange stole 375m articles 1015681;1423653539;mircea_popescu;heh 1015682;1423653548;mircea_popescu;you do it so teh qntra reader doesn't have to! 1015683;1423653702;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20357 @ 0.00042154 = 8.5813 BTC [+] 1015684;1423653759;NewLiberty;DarkLeaks auction: SR 2.0 is one the Feds presumably don't have, yes? Will they use seized DPR bitcoin to buy it, then correlate with the SR 1.0 dataset they already have? Oh the drama... 1015685;1423653830;BingoBoingo;NewLiberty: Prolly a honeypot being put up the feds hoping some other Darkmarket operator might be dumb enough to harvest it for leads 1015686;1423653933;NewLiberty;Or harvest it for extortion 1015687;1423653933;mircea_popescu;BingoBoingo right. anyone can code, not just anyone can take a list of prosepcts and ferret out the uncle sam agents in there. 1015688;1423653951;mircea_popescu;yet people still imagine that they can make a company out of a magic coder. 1015689;1423654214;chetty;!up NewLiberty 1015690;1423655087;BingoBoingo;!up only 1015691;1423655102;cazalla;"Officers found a hunting knife, a machete, a homemade Islamic State flag and a video recording featuring one of the men referring to committing a terrorist attack on Tuesday." ya hear that, homemade flags get ya arrested down under, best you get yours made in china 1015692;1423655138;cazalla;could've been the video but i'm betting it was the flag 1015693;1423655215;jurov;and put into customs declaration "isis flags. 100% nylon" 1015694;1423655227;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19766 @ 0.00041919 = 8.2857 BTC [-] {2} 1015695;1423655288;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2834 @ 0.00041134 = 1.1657 BTC [-] 1015696;1423655547;jurov;http://www.reddit.com/r/Buttcoin/comments/2vj079/usd_fraud_collapses_suitability_of_usd_for_law/ i'm curious what will come out of this 1015697;1423655549;assbot;USD Fraud Collapses: Suitability of USD for Law Abiding Citizens In Commerce Questioned : Buttcoin ... ( http://bit.ly/1z7cfK6 ) 1015698;1423655697;BingoBoingo;jurov: Hard to say they seem to be on to us https://www.reddit.com/r/Buttcoin/comments/2vhmy2/the_killerifyoudontpay_app_for_bitcoin/cohxlis 1015699;1423655699;assbot;satoshi_pokemoto comments on The killer-if-you-don't-pay app for bitcoin ... ( http://bit.ly/1vEhpkV ) 1015700;1423655788;jurov;i know. still think worth trying 1015701;1423655817;Naphex;ben_vulpes: fixed it. thanks for the heads up o/ 1015702;1423655854;jurov;https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2vh1ct/someone_robbed_my_mycelium_wallet_hd_account/ 1015703;1423655857;assbot;Someone robbed my Mycelium Wallet HD account. Total loss, ~2 BTC. Details within. : Bitcoin ... ( http://bit.ly/1z7cS6u ) 1015704;1423655956;jurov;^ i know dude personally, he's owner of security (not snakeoil) company 1015705;1423656040;cazalla;jurov, there were a couple of those today 1015706;1423656813;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11566 @ 0.00041666 = 4.8191 BTC [+] 1015707;1423657602;BingoBoingo;!up Sosovovo 1015708;1423658399;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5150 @ 0.00041666 = 2.1458 BTC [+] 1015709;1423658521;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2900 @ 0.00041666 = 1.2083 BTC [+] 1015710;1423659197;scoopbot;New post on Qntra.net by Bingo Boingo: http://qntra.net/2015/02/purported-silk-road-2-0-dataset-up-for-auction/ 1015711;1423659619;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10317 @ 0.00041821 = 4.3147 BTC [+] {2} 1015712;1423659802;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10617 @ 0.00042109 = 4.4707 BTC [+] 1015713;1423659863;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14700 @ 0.00042154 = 6.1966 BTC [+] 1015714;1423660046;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19300 @ 0.0004113 = 7.9381 BTC [-] {2} 1015715;1423660473;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19700 @ 0.0004211 = 8.2957 BTC [+] 1015716;1423661471;BingoBoingo;http://changelog.complete.org/archives/9299-has-modern-linux-lost-its-way-some-thoughts-on-jessie 1015717;1423661473;assbot; Has modern Linux lost its way? (Some thoughts on jessie) | The Changelog ... ( http://bit.ly/1AXl6nm ) 1015718;1423662364;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8017 @ 0.0004211 = 3.376 BTC [+] 1015719;1423663489;Apocalyptic;"Non systemd users and distros are quickly becoming a threat. The big bucks behind projects like systemd, pulseaudio, ahavi and, most recently, GNOME and KDE where very competent on training some great minds behind software development as puppets for their interests" sums it up pretty well 1015720;1423664797;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 51100 @ 0.0004211 = 21.5182 BTC [+] 1015721;1423665102;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12200 @ 0.00042154 = 5.1428 BTC [+] 1015722;1423665773;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27100 @ 0.00041601 = 11.2739 BTC [-] {3} 1015723;1423666200;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16605 @ 0.00042154 = 6.9997 BTC [+] 1015724;1423666960;danielpbarron;http://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/obam.gif 1015725;1423666961;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1CV2R2B ) 1015726;1423667054;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 57868 @ 0.00041126 = 23.7988 BTC [-] 1015727;1423667373;asciilifeform;;;bc,stats 1015728;1423667377;gribble;Current Blocks: 343017 | Current Difficulty: 4.44554159623438E10 | Next Difficulty At Block: 344735 | Next Difficulty In: 1718 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 4 days, 22 hours, 20 minutes, and 0 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 46775625458.9 | Estimated Percent Change: 5.21918 1015729;1423667387;asciilifeform;343017. 1015730;1423667390;asciilifeform;^ it synced. 1015731;1423667407;asciilifeform;danielpbarron: 1015732;1423667409;asciilifeform;!s al schwartz 1015733;1423667410;assbot;15 results for 'al schwartz' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=al+schwartz 1015734;1423667420;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24065 @ 0.000422 = 10.1554 BTC [+] {2} 1015735;1423667454;thestringpuller;where is the romanian camel dude? 1015736;1423667600;danielpbarron;yay! 1015737;1423668396;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21210 @ 0.0004155 = 8.8128 BTC [-] {2} 1015738;1423668598;asciilifeform;kakobrekla: can we -please- have non-derperized search in log.bitcoin-assets.com ? 1015739;1423668611;asciilifeform;the 'stemming' thing is retarded 1015740;1423668622;danielpbarron;at least it loads well in lynx 1015741;1423668624;asciilifeform;and prevents me from finding 9 out of 10 things i look for 1015742;1423668652;asciilifeform;i'd have no ability to meaningfully search at all if i didn't have raw logs from an actual connected machine 1015743;1423668671;asciilifeform;and i assume that's what everyone else is doing to avoid using the retarded search 1015744;1423668678;*;danielpbarron nods 1015745;1423668721;asciilifeform;not only is it retarded, but it is actually very much a symbol of all of the evils we speak of here. 1015746;1423668934;kakobrekla;iirc mp commissioned that search via mthreat - seems the guy is in antarctica now or something, if someone wants to make a new search i can give you access to log api 1015747;1423669029;davout;grep searching is best searching 1015748;1423669128;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24300 @ 0.00041126 = 9.9936 BTC [-] 1015749;1423669148;asciilifeform;man should be ashamed of himself for putting a titanic steaming pile of shit like this in public view. 1015750;1423669616;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17100 @ 0.00042349 = 7.2417 BTC [+] 1015751;1423669907;thestringpuller;i've never seen an angry asciilifeform before 1015752;1423669913;*;thestringpuller observes 1015753;1423669921;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11654 @ 0.00041126 = 4.7928 BTC [-] 1015754;1423669946;asciilifeform;thestringpuller apparently does not read logs 1015755;1423669978;asciilifeform;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=08-10-2014#864590 1015756;1423669978;assbot;Logged on 08-10-2014 17:47:47; *: asciilifeform has only a simple four-bit feelings register (sloth, avarice, lust, wrath) 1015757;1423670024;kakobrekla;http://i.imgur.com/s4Ta2iJ.jpg 1015758;1423670024;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/16TvSOn ) 1015759;1423670064;thestringpuller;That was in october! My long term memory can't be 100% #b-a logs. 1015760;1423670081;mike_c;that's what search is for :D 1015761;1423670085;asciilifeform;in other news, from the lulzfarms, 1015762;1423670087;asciilifeform;'Based on the public record, the Court finds that the Plaintiffs have failed to establish a sufficient factual basis to find they have standing to sue under the Fourth Amendment regarding the possible interception of their Internet communications. Further, having reviewed the Government Defendants classified submissions, the Court finds that the Claim must be dismissed because even if Plaintiffs could establish standing, a 1015763;1423670087;asciilifeform;potential Fourth Amendment Claim would have to be dismissed on the basis that any possible defenses would require impermissible disclosure of state secret information.' 1015764;1423670103;thestringpuller;haha mike_c made a funny. 1015765;1423670118;asciilifeform;(Jewel v. NSA Plaintiff's Summary Judgment Denied. copy at http://cryptome.org/2015/02/jewel-v-nsa-15-0210.pdf ) 1015766;1423670120;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/16TwgMO ) 1015767;1423670209;asciilifeform;and, skipping straight to the end of the turd, 1015768;1423670211;asciilifeform;'The Court is frustrated by the prospect of deciding the current motions without full public disclosure of the Courts analysis and reasoning. However, it is a necessary by-product of the types of concerns raised by this case. Although partially not accessible to the Plaintiffs or the public, the record contains the full materials reviewed by the Court. The Court is persuaded that its decision is correct both legally and fac 1015769;1423670211;asciilifeform;tually and furthermore is required by the interests of national security.' 1015770;1423670330;asciilifeform;BingoBoingo: ^ for qntra ? 1015771;1423670410;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16000 @ 0.0004256 = 6.8096 BTC [+] 1015772;1423671016;thestringpuller;asciilifeform: searched the logs and can't find what version is running on the pogo :P 1015773;1423671019;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18900 @ 0.00041126 = 7.7728 BTC [-] 1015774;1423671032;asciilifeform;thestringpuller: factory pogo ? 1015775;1423671057;asciilifeform;thestringpuller: http://pogoplug.com/opensource << that one 1015776;1423671059;assbot;Pogoplug: Open Source ... ( http://bit.ly/16TAkwn ) 1015777;1423671211;thestringpuller;i meant the ver. of bitcoing running on it 1015778;1423671224;thestringpuller;was it the "portatronic" or what not you mentioned earlier (which I found in the logs) 1015779;1423671253;asciilifeform;thestringpuller: i can't speak for the other folks running pogos, but these are the two builds i was running: http://therealbitcoin.org/ml/btc-dev/2015-February/000039.html 1015780;1423671254;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1zLNneS ) 1015781;1423671261;asciilifeform;^ how they were produced is discussed therein 1015782;1423671297;asciilifeform;click on the links to previous posts, will find build instructions. 1015783;1423671298;danielpbarron;thestringpuller, http://danielpbarron.com/pogo-build.sh.txt 1015784;1423671299;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1zLNtTL ) 1015785;1423671335;thestringpuller;ah everything cross compiled okay not bad 1015786;1423671812;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28000 @ 0.0004256 = 11.9168 BTC [+] 1015787;1423672034;asciilifeform;http://starvingthemonkeys.com << mega-lol 1015788;1423672035;assbot;Starving the Monkeys™ ... ( http://bit.ly/1zLPvmM ) 1015789;1423672589;hanbot;asciilifeform> http://starvingthemonkeys.com << mega-lol / what a we-evil 1015790;1423672591;assbot;Starving the Monkeys™ ... ( http://bit.ly/1zLR83V ) 1015791;1423674454;ben_vulpes; [] That was in october! My long term memory can't be 100% #b-a logs. << pothead :P 1015792;1423674661;thestringpuller;:( 1015793;1423674669;thestringpuller;no need to be a bully 1015794;1423674992;hanbot;i think a bully does chamberpothead, rather. 1015795;1423675426;thestringpuller;what is a chamberpothead? 1015796;1423675669;mod6;chamberpot(head); 1015797;1423675681;mod6;flush(); 1015798;1423676023;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17054 @ 0.00041176 = 7.0222 BTC [-] 1015799;1423676035;ben_vulpes;what would it take to make a computer of the complexity of an amiga today? 1015800;1423676048;ben_vulpes;i went to sleep mourning the computers my children seem doomed to use. 1015801;1423676072;thestringpuller;mod6: so we are back in high school? 1015802;1423676242;hanbot;you know, chamberpot swirlies. 1015803;1423676281;hanbot;mod6 gets the obscure references prize. clearly he is the best qualified here to be digging through the bitcoind 1015804;1423676379;mod6;:] 1015805;1423676418;thestringpuller;Lol hanbot I got it, just didn't know this was the 90's high school mod6 attended :P 1015806;1423676427;thestringpuller;Thought it was all about cyberbullying now :P 1015807;1423676526;hanbot;join the new Cyber School! Learn to cyber like a pro! 1015808;1423676753;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26971 @ 0.00041558 = 11.2086 BTC [+] {2} 1015809;1423676788;hanbot;http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2vjzk7/gavin_and_the_cia/ << reddit suppression brigade hard at work. cause keeping the sheep in the dark is a winning strat now. 1015810;1423676790;assbot;Gavin and the CIA : Bitcoin ... ( http://bit.ly/199F2rl ) 1015811;1423677302;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14278 @ 0.00041597 = 5.9392 BTC [+] 1015812;1423677308;mod6;hanbot: haha 1015813;1423677324;punkman;!up coiner 1015814;1423677349;punkman;looks like you are getting ddos'd 1015815;1423677363;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8392 @ 0.00041597 = 3.4908 BTC [+] 1015816;1423677729;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7250 @ 0.00041597 = 3.0158 BTC [+] 1015817;1423678058;mircea_popescu;jurov: i'm curious what will come out of this << lol the defense mechanisms of these people. 1015818;1423678156;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15100 @ 0.00041126 = 6.21 BTC [-] 1015819;1423678157;mircea_popescu;"I don't know what to think, really. I have AppOps active on my phone, apps are forced to request access to whatever resource they want to use... clearly none of my security measures helped." 1015820;1423678165;mircea_popescu;heh busting out of appos jail is like... the easiest thing. 1015821;1423678179;mircea_popescu;how about the security measure of DO NOT USE A PROPRIETARY DEVICE. 1015822;1423678278;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9050 @ 0.00041126 = 3.7219 BTC [-] 1015823;1423679559;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20083 @ 0.00041597 = 8.3539 BTC [+] 1015824;1423679582;danielpbarron;!v assbot:danielpbarron.rate.BingoBoingo.3:f897d81412340d00fd94bd16bd7e0a9848c61da2d8e8ce69d467ff19a732aa2f 1015825;1423679582;assbot;Successfully updated the rating for BingoBoingo from 2 to 3 with note: I get along well with this guy; very knowledgeable and serious. 1015826;1423679696;danielpbarron;on a somewhat related note, i like XFCE 1015827;1423681389;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16400 @ 0.00041126 = 6.7447 BTC [-] 1015828;1423681877;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 2570 @ 0.00084848 = 2.1806 BTC [+] {4} 1015829;1423682792;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7400 @ 0.00041396 = 3.0633 BTC [+] 1015830;1423683280;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6800 @ 0.00041535 = 2.8244 BTC [+] {3} 1015831;1423684988;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15648 @ 0.00041126 = 6.4354 BTC [-] 1015832;1423685855;mircea_popescu;!up coiner 1015833;1423685899;scoopbot;New post on Trilema by Mircea Popescu: http://trilema.com/2015/latino-perspectives/ 1015834;1423685903;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13200 @ 0.00041125 = 5.4285 BTC [-] {2} 1015835;1423686158;BingoBoingo;asciilifeform> BingoBoingo: ^ for qntra ? << I'll give it a look 1015836;1423686330;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14401 @ 0.00042146 = 6.0694 BTC [+] {2} 1015837;1423686334;mike_c;kick the doggy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M8YjvHYbZ9w 1015838;1423686336;assbot;Introducing Spot - YouTube ... ( http://bit.ly/1z8uu1L ) 1015839;1423686356;Naphex;https://twitter.com/XotikaTV 1015840;1423686357;assbot;Xotika.TV (@XotikaTV) | Twitter ... ( http://bit.ly/1z8uyyH ) 1015841;1423686957;ben_vulpes;oh man 1015842;1423686960;ben_vulpes;reasonable client is reasonable 1015843;1423686965;ben_vulpes;i love it when that happens 1015844;1423687257;trinque;ben_vulpes: nice when you can interact with an adult 1015845;1423687367;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11035 @ 0.0004256 = 4.6965 BTC [+] 1015846;1423687855;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4393 @ 0.0004256 = 1.8697 BTC [+] 1015847;1423688222;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 42477 @ 0.00041087 = 17.4525 BTC [-] {2} 1015848;1423688282;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4262 @ 0.00040889 = 1.7427 BTC [-] 1015849;1423689322;BingoBoingo;https://pbs.twimg.com/media/B9T_ejfCIAEAXpY.png 1015850;1423689323;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/19aeYfD ) 1015851;1423689340;danielpbarron;!up hegemoOn 1015852;1423689372;hegemoOn;hello 1015853;1423689396;danielpbarron;hi 1015854;1423689423;danielpbarron;i invited hegemoOn from #monero 1015855;1423689454;hegemoOn;thank you danielpbarron 1015856;1423689457;scoopbot;New post on Qntra.net by PeterL: http://qntra.net/2015/02/summary-of-mpex-stocks-funds-january-2015/ 1015857;1423689478;danielpbarron;he might be interested in writing for qntra 1015858;1423689575;hegemoOn;i will got a trouble with gribble, i revoked my gpg key not so long ago :) 1015859;1423689578;BingoBoingo;Ah, I read that as Hedgemon at first. Hedgemon is my favorite cock fighting simulator from the late 1990's. Gotta Oppress then All, Hedgemon!. 1015860;1423689625;hegemoOn;BingoBoingo: well use this nick since 1998, short after i read ender's game :) 1015861;1423689669;BingoBoingo;Ah 1015862;1423689716;hegemoOn;At first it was hegemon, but as there wasn't nickserv back in the time on ircnet, a polish guy used to sqat it, so i decided to add an 'O' and since then, never changed back 1015863;1423689776;cazalla;BingoBoingo, black or white edition? 1015864;1423689785;hegemoOn;anyway, what topic are you interested in ? 1015865;1423689804;BingoBoingo;cazalla: lol, satellite states edition 1015866;1423689822;hegemoOn;(i dont think an article about nickname history will interest much people) 1015867;1423689834;BingoBoingo;hegemoOn: Puppies. Or animals with legs too short for their bodies generally. 1015868;1423689917;hegemoOn;well, it's not my domain, will be difficult to fill blank page 1015869;1423689963;trinque;hegemoOn: hey, let the poles be on the giving side of hegemony for once 1015870;1423689968;BingoBoingo;https://i.imgur.com/jSsUj.gif 1015871;1423689970;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1KKjzCM ) 1015872;1423690116;hegemoOn;http://imgur.com/gallery/iUt8LCJ 1015873;1423690118;assbot; Kwisatz Caterach - Imgur ... ( http://bit.ly/19agTAX ) 1015874;1423690269;danielpbarron;"i am become death...the destroyer of purrs" << LOL 1015875;1423690417;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22170 @ 0.00041219 = 9.1383 BTC [+] 1015876;1423690544;trinque;so another war eh? 1015877;1423690904;thestringpuller;lol everytime I see hegemoney I think of Ender's Game 1015878;1423691027;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3780 @ 0.00041219 = 1.5581 BTC [+] 1015879;1423691515;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11761 @ 0.0004256 = 5.0055 BTC [+] 1015880;1423692140;trinque;who the fuck is at the helm of the usgov 1015881;1423692149;trinque;discerning a coherent strategy is impossible 1015882;1423692167;trinque;the thing must just be rotten throughout and falling to corruption on all sides 1015883;1423692173;BingoBoingo;trinque: No one's at the "helm" 1015884;1423692186;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12188 @ 0.0004256 = 5.1872 BTC [+] 1015885;1423692191;trinque;BingoBoingo: doesn't seem at all that there is 1015886;1423692220;trinque;well, someone must be making the decision to shove military bases up russia's ass 1015887;1423692222;BingoBoingo;trinque: They prolly just wedged a stick in there hoping it hold the course 1015888;1423692250;BingoBoingo;Well, where else are military bases going to go? 1015889;1423692262;thestringpuller;;;google site:qntra.net bitreserve 1015890;1423692263;gribble;Bitreserve Holds your Bitcoins as Fiat | Qntra.net: ; X-BT Exchange Shutting Down | Qntra.net: ; BTC Guild Shutting Down, May be Sold | Qntra.net: 1015891;1423692394;trinque;BingoBoingo: I suppose of the goal is an eventual war 1015892;1423692396;trinque;*if 1015893;1423692446;trinque;this kind of power politics makes very little sense to me 1015894;1423692481;trinque;they must just be convinced that 1) that could *never* happen 2) if it happened we'd win 1015895;1423692525;BingoBoingo;trinque: I dunno. It seems at the moment the most beautiful thing in the world is the constant three way tension between USia, Russia, and Chinasia 1015896;1423692553;trinque;seems one could stage something that'd pit the other two against each other 1015897;1423692557;trinque;or pay someone to pay someone to... 1015898;1423692570;trinque;were I china I'd do precisely that 1015899;1423692593;PeterL;"We've always been at war with Eastasia" 1015900;1423692598;BingoBoingo;Well the important thing is all three are forced by their interests to stay in a constant state of tension 1015901;1423692612;trinque;mindless 1015902;1423692689;PeterL;It's all a ploy to get more tax dollars funneled into the military-industrial complex. 1015903;1423692877;cazalla;https://bitcoinfoundation.org/forum/index.php?/topic/54-my-first-message-to-satoshi/ lol @ USGavin pumping satoshi for his dox straight off the bat 1015904;1423692878;assbot;My first message to Satoshi... - General - Bitcoin Foundation ... ( http://bit.ly/1CisLrQ ) 1015905;1423693451;trinque;PeterL: yep that much is clear 1015906;1423693536;trinque;what isn't is why anyone in any position of economic or military power would stand to gain from an irradiated earth 1015907;1423693541;trinque;"NO ONE COULD HAVE FORSEEN!" 1015908;1423693598;PeterL;somebody has to get paid to clean it up... 1015909;1423693622;BingoBoingo;trinque: A more solid gradient of power 1015910;1423693758;trinque;maybe when drunk on that much power the only thing that'll really get you off is risking it all 1015911;1423693865;BingoBoingo;The Enclave and the BoS seemed to do pretty well for a while. 1015912;1423694061;trinque;seems like the modern powerful lack any imagination 1015913;1423694094;trinque;or rather, the ones that do lack real power 1015914;1423694103;trinque;the Elon Musks 1015915;1423694131;trinque;there's a whole universe out there to piss on and claim as one's own 1015916;1423694275;thestringpuller;Elon Musk is a scam! 1015917;1423694297;thestringpuller;Cause he is actually an alien from mars just trying to get home. 1015918;1423694371;trinque;thestringpuller: haha! 1015919;1423694621;BingoBoingo;!up speedracer26 1015920;1423694628;BingoBoingo;!up NewLiberty_ 1015921;1423694632;BingoBoingo;!up nubbins` 1015922;1423694719;BingoBoingo;http://internet.gawker.com/the-lesbian-jewish-leftist-conspiracy-tearing-reddit-ap-1684788589/+tcberman 1015923;1423694721;assbot;The Lesbian Jewish Leftist Conspiracy Tearing Reddit Apart, Untangled ... ( http://bit.ly/19arNXx ) 1015924;1423694791;PeterL;!up starsoccer 1015925;1423694809;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23550 @ 0.00042493 = 10.0071 BTC [-] {2} 1015926;1423695066;mike_c;PeterL: "have been released for December" -> January. 1015927;1423695089;PeterL;oops 1015928;1423695091;mike_c;oh, and thanks for the link! 1015929;1423695114;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23950 @ 0.0004256 = 10.1931 BTC [+] 1015930;1423695197;cazalla;not PeterL's fault, i should've caught that but bit too much to drink last night 1015931;1423695234;mike_c;i blame both of you. thirty lashes. 1015932;1423695305;trinque;BingoBoingo | trinque: A more solid gradient of power << and an invisible dictatorship, seems like 1015933;1423695319;trinque;or will the thing eventually step forward 1015934;1423695326;PeterL;mike_c: i blame both of you. thirty lashes. << with a wet noodle? 1015935;1423695361;mike_c;whatever you have laying around. noodles work 1015936;1423695426;thestringpuller;cazalla you said you were givin' up da booze 1015937;1423695433;thestringpuller;got some 'splainin todo 1015938;1423695434;thestringpuller;lol 1015939;1423695485;PeterL;givin' up until tomorrow sort of thing? 1015940;1423695489;mike_c;I feel like Qntra is working. I haven't had to dirty myself on coindesk in quite awhile 1015941;1423695500;trinque;mike_c: I'm a regular reader lately 1015942;1423695505;trinque;good source of news 1015943;1423695519;mike_c;yeah, cazalla and BingoBoingo are getting it done. 1015944;1423695530;PeterL;the level of competition is not hard to surpass 1015945;1423695547;mike_c;it's not, but previously it wasn't being done. now it is. that's nice. 1015946;1423695636;thestringpuller;^- i like this point of view 1015947;1423695643;thestringpuller;spoken like a professor :P 1015948;1423695652;thestringpuller;professor mike_c 1015949;1423695672;cazalla;still lots more to do 1015950;1423695675;mike_c;ugh, god no. academia and i never got along. 1015951;1423695966;PeterL;;;later tell jurov could you add S.QNTR and F.DERP to http://live.coinbr.com/ ? 1015952;1423695967;assbot;CoinBr Live S.MPOE ... ( http://bit.ly/19avf4o ) 1015953;1423695967;gribble;The operation succeeded. 1015954;1423696019;cazalla;thestringpuller, you're so mean :\ i should negrate you for victim blaming, it's not my fault i drink to excess 1015955;1423696045;PeterL;the drink forces its way down your throat? 1015956;1423696187;cazalla;well no but if you can retroactively withdraw your consent and claim rape, why can't i? 1015957;1423696307;thestringpuller;HAHAHAHA 1015958;1423696308;thestringpuller;OMG 1015959;1423696318;thestringpuller;That escalated so quickly 1015960;1423696330;thestringpuller;Fucking water just came out my nose and shit. 1015961;1423696346;PeterL;I'm off to dinner, pot of chili has been simmering all day. 1015962;1423697798;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18350 @ 0.0004258 = 7.8134 BTC [+] {2} 1015963;1423697981;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5035 @ 0.00042586 = 2.1442 BTC [+] 1015964;1423698290;danielpbarron;!up hegemoOn 1015965;1423698326;danielpbarron;!gettrust assbot hegemoOn 1015966;1423698327;assbot;Trust relationship from user assbot to user hegemoOn: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 1 via 1 connections. | http://w.b-a.link/trust/assbot/hegemoOn | http://w.b-a.link/user/hegemoOn 1015967;1423698341;danielpbarron;you can actually voice yourself thanks to fluffypony 1015968;1423698408;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21678 @ 0.00042586 = 9.2318 BTC [+] 1015969;1423698896;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6986 @ 0.00042586 = 2.9751 BTC [+] 1015970;1423699394;hegemoOn;:) 1015971;1423699397;hegemoOn;ok 1015972;1423699400;hegemoOn;thank you 1015973;1423699424;hegemoOn;well thank to my honesty, when i bought monero from him otc 1015974;1423699664;hegemoOn;im discovering mpex.co and trilema 1015975;1423699684;hegemoOn;i need 30.01btc to continue my discovery :) 1015976;1423699726;danielpbarron;better get to writing 1015977;1423699743;hegemoOn;how much does it pay ? :) 1015978;1423699750;danielpbarron;and reading (the logs) 1015979;1423699789;danielpbarron;1 S.QNTR share per word published, not including blockquotes (or footnotes?) 1015980;1423699834;danielpbarron;it's about 5 USD worth per paragraph at current prices 1015981;1423700177;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 41800 @ 0.00042614 = 17.8127 BTC [+] {3} 1015982;1423700360;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12457 @ 0.00042661 = 5.3143 BTC [+] 1015983;1423700422;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3143 @ 0.00042701 = 1.3421 BTC [+] 1015984;1423700751;cazalla;hegemoOn, this is what you need to know/do before writing for qntra http://qntra.net/2014/10/write-for-qntra-earn-equity-in-qntra/ 1015985;1423700752;assbot;Write For Qntra, Earn Equity In Qntra | Qntra.net ... ( http://bit.ly/1AZC84l ) 1015986;1423700784;cazalla;actually, wrong article 1015987;1423700787;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8700 @ 0.00042701 = 3.715 BTC [+] 1015988;1423700804;cazalla;http://qntra.net/about/ second last paragraph 1015989;1423700805;assbot;Page not found | Qntra.net ... ( http://bit.ly/1AZCdEZ ) 1015990;1423701275;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13650 @ 0.00042179 = 5.7574 BTC [-] {2} 1015991;1423701824;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20050 @ 0.00042809 = 8.5832 BTC [+] {2} 1015992;1423702382;cazalla;but if anyone meets the criteria, there are more than enough bids on s.qntr to make it worth your while, bingoboingo and i can't cover every single one so there is room 1015993;1423702527;TheNewDeal;How does one receive shares sans mpex account? 1015994;1423702604;cazalla;TheNewDeal, coinbr 1015995;1423702626;TheNewDeal;Mmmm gotcha 1015996;1423702711;TheNewDeal;;;bids 216.90 1015997;1423702712;gribble;Bitstamp | There are currently 454.36058 bitcoins demanded at or over 216.9 USD, worth 98962.6777544 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0182 seconds 1015998;1423702728;TheNewDeal;;;Ticker 1015999;1423702729;gribble;Bitstamp BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 219.38, Best ask: 219.47, Bid-ask spread: 0.09000, Last trade: 219.47, 24 hour volume: 10130.00972289, 24 hour low: 217.99, 24 hour high: 223.43, 24 hour vwap: 221.18131801 1016000;1423703776;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12247 @ 0.00042932 = 5.2579 BTC [+] {3} 1016001;1423704325;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14350 @ 0.00042981 = 6.1678 BTC [+] 1016002;1423704780;ben_vulpes;mandarin: quit fucking joining and parting 1016003;1423704789;ben_vulpes;;;later tell mandarin quit fucking joining and parting 1016004;1423704789;gribble;The operation succeeded. 1016005;1423705240;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18700 @ 0.00042981 = 8.0374 BTC [+] 1016006;1423705664;asciilifeform;kakobrekla: how much work to auto-kick join/part sp4mz0rz? 1016007;1423705738;asciilifeform;http://cryptome.org/2015-info/femen-strauss/femen-strauss.htm 1016008;1423705739;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1Ec9Cd9 ) 1016009;1423705761;asciilifeform;^ self-explanatory 1016010;1423705889;PeterL;I feel like I need an explanation, wth are they doing? 1016011;1423705913;asciilifeform;*auto-ban 1016012;1423705962;asciilifeform;this is not only annoying but is a ddos vector of a kind. 1016013;1423706031;PeterL;ddos how? 1016014;1423706042;asciilifeform;log bloat 1016015;1423706057;mike_c;so turn off join/part notifications? 1016016;1423706063;asciilifeform;why should i 1016017;1423706089;asciilifeform;'doctor, arm hurts.' 'here, let me saw off' 1016018;1423706100;PeterL;lol 1016019;1423706103;mike_c;'doctor, arm hurts' 'ok, i will build robotic arm for you' 1016020;1423706133;PeterL;add culprits to ignore list? 1016021;1423706142;mike_c;auto-ban seems harsh for something that may not be intentional 1016022;1423706184;asciilifeform;may not be intentional << i might care if it were an actual person 1016023;1423706205;PeterL;but according to gavin, disk space doubles every year, so you should not worry about bloat!!!1! 1016024;1423706220;mike_c;if assbot autobans though, it may be actual person next time 1016025;1423706222;asciilifeform;as it is, it's one of the silent remoras that may just as well be the ddosbot 1016026;1423706225;danielpbarron;it's the same message over and over so it should compress well :p 1016027;1423706254;mike_c;but, i am biased as i have join/part turned off. 1016028;1423706257;danielpbarron;hey that was a different quit message; i think he got the message 1016029;1423706331;PeterL;does log bloat count as ddos? it is not really denying you services? 1016030;1423706405;danielpbarron;if my hard drive gets full it does 1016031;1423706419;asciilifeform;PeterL: http://log.bitcoin-assets.com//?date=10-02-2015#1014281 1016032;1423706419;assbot;Logged on 10-02-2015 02:58:05; asciilifeform: mircea_popescu, BingoBoingo, cazalla, other writery folks: anybody up for writing a basic likbez for the 'unified theory' of amplification attack as it applies not only to boring ddos but to gavincoin and in general to any system where some bozo can inflict cost C on you by spending c where c < C 1016033;1423706438;asciilifeform;^ mircea_popescu thought that this was obvious and doesn't need a likbez. turns out he was wrong ? 1016034;1423706461;asciilifeform;PeterL: ddos vectors are about potentials. 1016035;1423706489;PeterL;I guess it would be different with a concered attack rather than one idiot with a bad connection 1016036;1423706509;PeterL;s/concered/concerted 1016037;1423706515;asciilifeform;idiot with bad connection gives ideas to malicious idiots with many good connections. 1016038;1423706586;PeterL;so you are suggesting putting in a join/part cap autoban now, to stop potental attacks in the future? 1016039;1423706603;asciilifeform;just putting the concept on kako's radar. 1016040;1423706618;asciilifeform;(assuming it wasn't already somewhere down on the list) 1016041;1423706622;danielpbarron;maybe a command similar to !down that requires a few people to initiate 1016042;1423706656;PeterL;!kick ? 1016043;1423706674;asciilifeform;PeterL: idiot can rejoin after kick 1016044;1423706681;asciilifeform;has to be a ban 1016045;1423706689;danielpbarron;or maybe the reverse; assbot autobans, and if it was a mistake someone can !unban 1016046;1423706698;asciilifeform;^ 1016047;1423706716;asciilifeform;exempt folks in wot, these must face actual judgement of their peers 1016048;1423706727;asciilifeform;but for remoras - the swiftest possible discipline. 1016049;1423706739;PeterL;maybe if kicked then assbot also bans for n minutes? (n=30?) 1016050;1423706767;danielpbarron;kick is such a silly irc command 1016051;1423706801;PeterL;remora: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remora 1016052;1423706803;assbot;Remora - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia ... ( http://bit.ly/1EcfnYk ) 1016053;1423706817;asciilifeform;yes, them. 1016054;1423706825;PeterL;nice name 1016055;1423706827;asciilifeform;the suction cup fish. 1016056;1423706849;PeterL;I like the imagery 1016057;1423706851;decimation;asciilifeform: I second request for the likbez, would be useful to link 1016058;1423706917;decimation;re: ddos < last night I noticed my internet had been taken offline by ISP, and I wonder if somehow the ddos'er can hack cloaks 1016059;1423706938;asciilifeform;decimation: are you entirely certain that your client did not disconnect & auto-rejoin ? 1016060;1423706945;asciilifeform;decimation: cloak tends to go to pieces in that situation 1016061;1423706947;decimation;no it was disconnected at the modem 1016062;1423706959;asciilifeform;yes, but prior to that 1016063;1423706974;decimation;it's possible, I don't log closely 1016064;1423706990;asciilifeform;and, disconnected how? had to open a service ticket with isp ? 1016065;1423707003;decimation;well, I have a dsl modem with shitty chinese firmware 1016066;1423707024;decimation;in its 'status' page it said "DSL Connected" but "Internet Disconnected" 1016067;1423707039;decimation;I'm pretty sure "internet disconnected" meant that the pppoe session was down 1016068;1423707080;*;decimation is sad that ppp is used over a perfectly 8-bit clean channel 1016069;1423707142;asciilifeform;may as well also be said about tcp over lan, where no packet ought to ever drop unless the place is on fire... 1016070;1423707153;decimation;good point. 1016071;1423707170;decimation;there's plenty of shitgnomery in telco deployments 1016072;1423707198;decimation;in this way, the docsis design is at least a clean sheet without layers of 'channelized data' thinking 1016073;1423707253;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11100 @ 0.00042906 = 4.7626 BTC [-] {2} 1016074;1423707318;danielpbarron;http://l.b-a.link/?date=27-11-2014#937343 1016075;1423707319;assbot;Logged on 27-11-2014 18:53:32; fluffypony: besides, this is a trivial problem - all IRC servers in a network need to be in-sync (services etc.), so just sync up a table of IP -> random string key-value pairs 1016076;1423707339;danielpbarron;decimation, ^ 1016077;1423707503;decimation;danielpbarron: yes, it is amazing that nobody has done this 1016078;1423707503;assbot;AMAZING COMPANY! 1016079;1423707537;decimation;only the endpoint server to which you are connected has any business knowing your ip 1016080;1423707626;decimation;the shitgomes at google and facebook manage to 'sync' your account across many machines without revealing your ip to anybody 1016081;1423707634;decimation;http://ownme.ipredator.se/ < amusement 1016082;1423707635;assbot;BTC Piñata ... ( http://bit.ly/1EcjnrK ) 1016083;1423707674;asciilifeform;^ amusement but not as author meant. 10btc is a laughable bounty for the problem posed. 1016084;1423707684;decimation;asciilifeform: aye 1016085;1423707956;Adlai;http://bitbin.it/jPDv00CG 1016086;1423707957;assbot;rainstorm - BitBin ... ( http://bit.ly/19aNo1W ) 1016087;1423708014;Adlai;disclaimer: ideas produced on or around 4:20 are to be considered as highdeas, regardless of the author's actual mental state (in this case, drunk) 1016088;1423708132;PeterL;it's 4:20 somewhere 1016089;1423708267;thestringpuller;heh 1016090;1423708339;asciilifeform;decimation: it belongs in roughly the same circus of lulz as, e.g., microshit's offer of 50-100k usd for 0days that are each worth a million pwned boxes, and the like. 1016091;1423708689;mircea_popescu;cazalla bingoboingo "It would be nice to see more articles like this, but I won't hold my breath." :D 1016092;1423708695;mircea_popescu;i tell you this is a niche :D 1016093;1423708839;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15700 @ 0.00041855 = 6.5712 BTC [-] {3} 1016094;1423708991;mircea_popescu;Naphex: https://twitter.com/XotikaTV < o hey. 1016095;1423708993;assbot;Xotika.TV (@XotikaTV) | Twitter ... ( http://bit.ly/1Ecpn3I ) 1016096;1423709300;mircea_popescu;http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/02/11/us-mideast-crisis-congress-authorization-idUSKBN0LF1KP20150211 << lmao 1016097;1423709302;assbot; Obama asks Congress to authorize U.S. war on Islamic State| Reuters ... ( http://bit.ly/19aPpLw ) 1016098;1423709322;mircea_popescu;wasn't the party line that isis is really friendly ? 1016099;1423709337;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: only when it was called 'syrian rebels' 1016100;1423709347;mircea_popescu;oh oh i see. 1016101;1423709353;mircea_popescu;so what about the ukraine rebels ? 1016102;1423709354;asciilifeform;the usual afghani switcheroo. 1016103;1423709359;mircea_popescu;once they start gasing people ? 1016104;1423709383;PeterL;now they are saying that the friendly syrian rebels are different from ISIS 1016105;1423709388;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2703 @ 0.00041619 = 1.125 BTC [-] 1016106;1423709402;asciilifeform;aha just like the friendly mujahedeen 1016107;1423709403;mircea_popescu;i can almost feel this coming, you know, by 2018 it will be "these ukrainian rebels that did ATROCITIES!!! that russia invented!" 1016108;1423709411;PeterL;in Ukraine the rebels are terrists 1016109;1423709427;mircea_popescu;PeterL not those rebels, the other rebels. the derps in kiev. 1016110;1423709489;mircea_popescu;this is my ukrainian prediction : that before the decade is out a) kiev will be widely reported to have run atrocious concentration camps and b) the us/nato will be misrepresenting themselves as "against this" and russia as somehow related to it. 1016111;1423709514;asciilifeform;sop. 1016112;1423709523;mircea_popescu;i have never known of a militaristic regime that was frustrated in the field / widely inept military that didn't start massacring civillians. 1016113;1423709534;mircea_popescu;it's like the loser husband with a smal penis - always beats the wife. 1016114;1423709547;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: kiev's been grinding up civvies in industrial quantities for most of a year. 1016115;1423709559;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform i know. i'm the one with the intel. 1016116;1423709562;asciilifeform;via shellings, rather than gasenwagen, but quite deliberately 1016117;1423709568;mircea_popescu;but somehow the us propaganda machine seems to have never heard of this. 1016118;1423709570;asciilifeform;it isn't any kind of secret 1016119;1423709573;asciilifeform;except from anglos 1016120;1423709574;asciilifeform;'ESL' 1016121;1423709587;asciilifeform;anyone who gives a fuck can get a live video feed of the 'fun' 1016122;1423709589;mircea_popescu;i dunno dude, i seem to have missed the 500 headlines a day about how kiev is atrocious. 1016123;1423709604;mircea_popescu;perhaps because of all the derpage about "women slave markets in the middle east" 1016124;1423709624;mircea_popescu;(if anyone's going send me a coupla cherchez chicks too) 1016125;1423709701;mircea_popescu;or how do you call it, Карача́ево 1016126;1423709731;asciilifeform;kiev 'idea' was 'let's shell'em a bit and they'll pack up to ru, then we get cities, factories that we had no part in building, gratis, free of ru speakers, we can settle in our west ua orcs' 1016127;1423709743;PeterL;I have a friend from Crimea, he still has family there, says they are all grateful to Putin for saving them from the fate of the rest of Ukraine 1016128;1423709757;*;asciilifeform has blood relations there, ditto 1016129;1423709760;mircea_popescu;PeterL this would be the general sentiment. 1016130;1423709787;PeterL;mircea_popescu: but this sentiment is not reflected in the US press 1016131;1423709791;mircea_popescu;how the fuck do you call these people in english anyway ? 1016132;1423709794;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform dja know ? 1016133;1423709800;asciilifeform;who? 1016134;1423709808;mircea_popescu;karachay ? cherkesia ? 1016135;1423709812;asciilifeform;circassians 1016136;1423709818;mircea_popescu;the traditionally highest priced white chicks in arab slave markets 1016137;1423709819;mircea_popescu;ah 1016138;1423709845;asciilifeform;as written in n. barber's 'the sultans' and other classics 1016139;1423709871;mircea_popescu;http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/16/Flag_of_Adygea.svg < yeah that. 1016140;1423709872;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/19aQpPR ) 1016141;1423709922;decimation;speaking of predictions: I predict that hawaiians will be considered 'official indians' and be put on the bezzle dole http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2015/feb/10/china-threatens-arm-hawaii-separatists-who-want-ki/ 1016142;1423709923;assbot;China threatens to arm Hawaii separatists who want kingdom - Washington Times ... ( http://bit.ly/19aQvqA ) 1016143;1423709945;mircea_popescu;chinese sea base in hawaii would be pretty epic 1016144;1423709960;mircea_popescu;you know they want it. you know they could actually get it. 1016145;1423709978;decimation;there has been 'debate' for years on whether the 'native hawaiians (korean slaves)' should be considered 'indians' and given bezzlars 1016146;1423709991;mircea_popescu;that's clearly drawing to an end, yeah. 1016147;1423710007;PeterL;decimation: next bombing of Pearl Harbor comes from the east? 1016148;1423710018;decimation;well, if they have the patience to wait 100 years they might get it 1016149;1423710030;asciilifeform;http://www.dpvintageposters.com/cgi-local/detail.cgi?d=9685 << related 1016150;1423710031;assbot;DP Vintage Posters - Free Leonard Peltier Original USSR Soviet Union anti-American Protest Poster ... ( http://bit.ly/1Ectw7Y ) 1016151;1423710041;mircea_popescu;decimation they could get it next year if they cared enough. 1016152;1423710051;decimation;hilariously, the actual hawaiian islands are 100% dependent on usg military, etc for income 1016153;1423710067;mircea_popescu;decimation problem is chinese military has way more money. 1016154;1423710071;decimation;if they became 'independent' they would just become someone else's bitch 1016155;1423710090;mircea_popescu;ask anyone working for military tech, they'll tell you 2/3 to 90% of the chinese performance is due to "Stable financing" 1016156;1423710109;mircea_popescu;decimation if they're going to be a bitch they might as well suck the shorter, better paying cock. 1016157;1423710135;asciilifeform;another factor is that the 'middle kingdom' has yet to invent the modern military golden toilet. 1016158;1423710137;decimation;I don't think the us military would give up hawaii without an actual war 1016159;1423710142;mircea_popescu;o rly ? 1016160;1423710150;mircea_popescu;lose 6 of the 10 aircraft carriers ? 1016161;1423710155;decimation;of course, if they are too poor to pay anyone... 1016162;1423710168;PeterL;it is a strategic navy port 1016163;1423710176;mircea_popescu;and about 50 to 70% of the rest of the fleet ? 1016164;1423710201;mircea_popescu;if they do that russia can simply move into poland. or japan. 1016165;1423710205;decimation;nah, the prc doesn't really have a blue water navy 1016166;1423710207;mircea_popescu;i wonder, which way they;'d go. 1016167;1423710222;mircea_popescu;decimation it has missiles capable of bridging to hawaii just fine. 1016168;1423710226;mircea_popescu;it's kinda close to them 1016169;1423710236;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: would you take jp? and for what ? 1016170;1423710245;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform i would not take either. 1016171;1423710255;decimation;I don't think china has the balls to start a missile war with usg 1016172;1423710256;asciilifeform;pl makes a great nuke waste dump 1016173;1423710260;asciilifeform;just like latvia 1016174;1423710264;mircea_popescu;so does japan nowadays :D 1016175;1423710269;asciilifeform;jp is full 1016176;1423710282;mircea_popescu;but that's "why" : let the engineers move to st petersburg. 1016177;1423710291;mircea_popescu;let the social studies experts rot in tokyo 1016178;1423710315;asciilifeform;is jp long on 'experts' ? 1016179;1423710325;mircea_popescu;kind-of. 1016180;1423710330;decimation;now, the problem that usg has is that in 30 years, they might not be able to pay for missiles or soldiers 1016181;1423710363;asciilifeform;decimation: they're working on a smooth transition to straight inca mode 1016182;1423710364;mircea_popescu;decimation if the chinese shock the market (putting obama in the position of putin), they won't have what to pay for limo gasoline with. 1016183;1423710402;*;decimation emits parse error 1016184;1423710434;mircea_popescu;the entire non-"government shutdown" is predicated on rolling debt at 0.2% or less. 1016185;1423710445;mircea_popescu;this can not happen without chinese aquiescence. 1016186;1423710447;decimation;yes indeed 1016187;1423710456;decimation;well, china is actually a fairly small owner of usg debt 1016188;1423710463;mircea_popescu;if the chinese go 8% or fuck you, that's the end of paying. for anything. 1016189;1423710469;mircea_popescu;not a matter of "Debt ceiling" anymore. 1016190;1423710479;mircea_popescu;yes, but it's a fairly major player in the financial markets. 1016191;1423710483;decimation;http://www.cnsnews.com/news/article/terence-p-jeffrey/foreign-ownership-us-government-debt-passes-6-trillion 1016192;1423710484;assbot;Foreign Ownership of U.S. Government Debt Passes $6 Trillion | CNS News ... ( http://bit.ly/19aRhUu ) 1016193;1423710496;decimation;well, the way all the 'smart 1016194;1423710501;mircea_popescu;does that include the belgium trololol ? 1016195;1423710505;decimation;liberals think now, they would say 'that's not a problem' 1016196;1423710518;asciilifeform;so usg will move to straight command economy. 1016197;1423710520;mircea_popescu;sure, it's not a problem. but there's no paying for anything either. 1016198;1423710524;decimation;the fed will just print more bezzlars and loan them at whatever rate is our choosing 1016199;1423710524;asciilifeform;'inca empire' 1016200;1423710528;PeterL;at that point they will need to speed up the presses and hyperinflate out of debt 1016201;1423710536;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform it would last for what, 18 months ? 1016202;1423710552;asciilifeform;the incas carried on considerably longer than that... 1016203;1423710588;asciilifeform;will chug on until the conquistadores show up. 1016204;1423710593;decimation;asciilifeform: what does usg have to compel a trade? 1016205;1423710613;mircea_popescu;the incas carried out considerably longer on that principally because they weren't trying to keep carriers afloat. 1016206;1423710616;mircea_popescu;that takes money. 1016207;1423710626;asciilifeform;takes slaves. 1016208;1423710630;asciilifeform;usg - has plenty. 1016209;1423710638;decimation;not to mention keeping old people & minorities in free living 1016210;1423710639;mircea_popescu;only provided they're allowed to roll debt. 1016211;1423710650;asciilifeform;slaves to crew the boat, pull the hydrocarbons out of the ground, everything in between. 1016212;1423710668;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform your model implies i am going to be able to buy off us destroyers. 1016213;1423710676;asciilifeform;eventually 1016214;1423710682;mircea_popescu;within years. 1016215;1423710687;asciilifeform;aha 1016216;1423710692;mircea_popescu;well... not much of a plan is it. 1016217;1423710722;PeterL;what would you do with a destroyer? 1016218;1423710723;*;asciilifeform isn't usg vizier, isn't paid to plan 1016219;1423710730;*;asciilifeform only observes. 1016220;1423710741;mircea_popescu;PeterL i dunno, shoot porn on it. 1016221;1423710753;mircea_popescu;take it to venezuela and bombard the capital. 1016222;1423710755;asciilifeform;it'd make a good slave galley 1016223;1423710757;asciilifeform;fit oars 1016224;1423710762;mircea_popescu;bwahahahaha 1016225;1423710770;mircea_popescu;ok wtf oar fitted aegis class destroyer. 1016226;1423710776;asciilifeform;that's what i always wanted to see 1016227;1423710781;asciilifeform;it doesn't have to actually move 1016228;1423710787;decimation;actually the carriers and the entire dod welfare parade is only about 17% of the total usg spending 1016229;1423710801;asciilifeform;but it would be grand to see old 'movers and shakers' of usg row until the end of their days. 1016230;1423710807;mircea_popescu;decimation but it's about 50% of the spending that actually does something, you see. 1016231;1423710818;decimation;yeah that's about right 1016232;1423710820;mircea_popescu;the other 50% is spent on imaginary things that meet no pactical verification 1016233;1423710822;mircea_popescu;like paper pushing 1016234;1423710846;asciilifeform;if you want to see usg spending, visit the 'potomac' quarter of d.c. area, for example 1016235;1423710848;mircea_popescu;there's a difference between "keeping boat afloat" and "correctly filing form GX-22" 1016236;1423710850;decimation;well, most of that is simply stripping people with money and giving it to 'deserving groups' 1016237;1423710872;decimation;of that 17%, probably only about 10-20% of that is actually 'keeping boat afloat' 1016238;1423710884;asciilifeform;at this point, virtually anyone living like 'upper middle class' and above in usa, is usg spending personified 1016239;1423710902;decimation;asciilifeform: you mean potomac, maryland? 1016240;1423710903;asciilifeform;(how? see tlp article) 1016241;1423710909;asciilifeform;decimation: aha 1016242;1423710932;mircea_popescu;the thing is, a destroyer "cost" a coupla bil, and will sell for what, 10-20k btc. 1016243;1423710940;mircea_popescu;much like the russian leftovers. 1016244;1423710944;asciilifeform;the mega-bezzle isn't simply buying carriers, it's buying countless yachts, mcmansions, etc 1016245;1423710950;decimation;as I recall mike tyson had a mansion there, had real tigers 1016246;1423710959;mircea_popescu;wasn't he bankrupt ? 1016247;1423710963;asciilifeform;paying for hundreds of thousands of imbeciles to attent harvaprinceyaleton 1016248;1423710974;decimation;http://articles.baltimoresun.com/2001-04-28/news/0104280333_1_tyson-blaze-fire-officials 1016249;1423710976;assbot;Mike Tyson Potomac Home | Family of boxer Tyson unhurt after fire at Potomac home - Baltimore Sun ... ( http://bit.ly/19aRWp1 ) 1016250;1423710989;mircea_popescu;hmm, musta been diff boxer. 1016251;1423710992;mircea_popescu;maybe hollyfield. 1016252;1423710992;asciilifeform;*attend 1016253;1423711006;decimation;asciilifeform: yes but most of those 'usg employees' are not actually on the official payroll 1016254;1423711021;decimation;lobbyists, lawyers, contractors who 'bill' usg for their services 1016255;1423711039;asciilifeform;decimation: virtually none of the real 'winners' are on civil service payroll 1016256;1423711052;asciilifeform;nobody gets rich off civil service salary 1016257;1423711056;asciilifeform;'consulting' - sure 1016258;1423711064;decimation;;;ud potomac 1016259;1423711064;gribble;http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=potomac | The "Darkhorse" of rich American towns, Potomac is, based on per capita income , the richest community in the Country. While it is often believed that Greenwich ... 1016260;1423711067;asciilifeform;'captaining' pseudo-industries - sure 1016261;1423711078;asciilifeform;('intellectual property', etc) 1016262;1423711104;decimation;someone has to 'provide' the muscle, buildings, etc in all those third world countries usg mucks with 1016263;1423711167;asciilifeform;cutting straight to the chase - the folks at the management layer of all of these bezzlatrons are kept in mansions, boats, 'hookerz and blow', expensive lawyering, investatron fuel rods, etc. 1016264;1423711178;asciilifeform;-this- is where the usg budget actually goes. 1016265;1423711196;asciilifeform;the actual slurping black hole at the center of usgalaxy. 1016266;1423711222;decimation;yeah, they are closest to the money that spews forth from usg 1016267;1423711233;decimation;everyone else in wash dc is just the help 1016268;1423711252;asciilifeform;the $maxints that simply vanish into the mountain of paper, where a missing $bil in the balance sheets isn't even interesting to the accountants - to the extent the sums represent real, vs. imaginary buying power - 1016269;1423711258;asciilifeform;this is what ends up bought. 1016270;1423711287;decimation;http://www.federalnewsradio.com/697/2012362/SIGIR-Defense-cant-account-for-87-billion 1016271;1423711289;assbot;SIGIR: Defense can't account for $8.7 billion - FederalNewsRadio.com ... ( http://bit.ly/19aSknt ) 1016272;1423711313;asciilifeform;^ items like above are so plentiful that no longer considered newsworthy 1016273;1423711326;mircea_popescu;cazalla: lol @ USGavin pumping satoshi for his dox straight off the bat << funny how that works, in retrospect huh. 1016274;1423711372;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform it's not the abundance that makes them not news worthy. 1016275;1423711380;mircea_popescu;it's the simple knowledge that the usd is just a scam altcoin anyway. 1016276;1423711394;mircea_popescu;would you / me / qntra / anyone give a shit about how many ether coins were "Stolen" ? 1016277;1423711414;decimation;http://www.thenewamerican.com/usnews/health-care/item/13146-medicaid-fraud-in-the-billions 1016278;1423711417;assbot;Medicaid Fraud in the Billions ... ( http://bit.ly/1EczpC9 ) 1016279;1423711434;decimation;"The amount[of medicaid fraud], just in New York, is estimated by Issa’s committee to be in excess of $15 billion, equivalent to $1.9 million per patient per year!" 1016280;1423711439;mircea_popescu;lol issa. 1016281;1423711470;mircea_popescu;decimation clearly if more money were spent on healthcare everything'd be better. 1016282;1423711485;asciilifeform;^ crank bait 1016283;1423711503;mircea_popescu;"The amount[of medicaid fraud], just in New York, is estimated by Issas committee to be in excess of $15 billion, equivalent to $1.9 million per patient per year!" << ahahaha epic. 1016284;1423711506;mircea_popescu;oops 1016285;1423711512;mircea_popescu;assbot: The Lesbian Jewish Leftist Conspiracy Tearing Reddit Apart, Untangled << this i meant. 1016286;1423711522;mircea_popescu;them redheaded 1016287;1423711527;mircea_popescu;them redheaded hussies! 1016288;1423711551;asciilifeform;(either one is meant to conclude that the figure is wildly implausible - or - realize that patients are not walking off with 2m each, and therefore xxx, and xxx is not a subject that can be discussed publicly in usa while retaining credibility in the state media) 1016289;1423711576;mircea_popescu;because crediblity in the state media is desirable now. 1016290;1423711586;asciilifeform;to the folks paid to give a fuck - yes 1016291;1423711612;asciilifeform;the rest of us don't particularly care where the aethereum goes, as mircea_popescu put it 1016292;1423711631;asciilifeform;it is quite obvious at this point, roughly where. 1016293;1423711642;decimation;worrying about the flow of this money is the business of those folks in potomac 1016294;1423711648;mircea_popescu;"Guy exposed a cabal of users taking over reddit yesterday, spawned a watchdog subreddit of 2500 subscribers overnight, was then banned by reddit's admins, all the subreddit's mods then banned, admins won't say why, and now they're handing the subreddit to the corrupt cabal of users who were exposed." 1016295;1423711649;mircea_popescu;awwwww. 1016296;1423711655;asciilifeform;decimation: they don't give a fuck re: the flow of money 1016297;1423711666;asciilifeform;decimation: only the flow of the yachts, hookers, coke 1016298;1423711671;asciilifeform;the money - is a proxy 1016299;1423711692;asciilifeform;if tomorrow these things are not procurable with usd, they will be procured using direct corvee 1016300;1423711736;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: wai wat 1016301;1423711740;decimation;asciilifeform: I'm not so sure about that. the folks you mention are not exactly used to physically compelling people to get what they want 1016302;1423711755;asciilifeform;decimation: not personally 1016303;1423711768;asciilifeform;decimation: but they have an understanding with the specialist guilds. 1016304;1423711796;asciilifeform;decimation: mircea_popescu seems to think that this understanding will unravel if usd tanks, but i don't grasp how 1016305;1423711804;mircea_popescu;ok so dear bitcoin-assets, please advise. I'm sitting here reading http://internet.gawker.com/the-lesbian-jewish-leftist-conspiracy-tearing-reddit-ap-1684788589/+tcberman and wodering : am i completely crazy to think this is related to http://trilema.com/2015/these-fools-have-been-handed-a-technology-so-clever-so-disruptive-and-revolutionary-that-the-rulers-of-the-world-would-have-to-fully-unmask-themselves-as-ruthless 1016306;1423711805;assbot;The Lesbian Jewish Leftist Conspiracy Tearing Reddit Apart, Untangled ... ( http://bit.ly/1EcB1M9 ) 1016307;1423711805;assbot;Page not found pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. ... ( http://bit.ly/1EcB4HE ) 1016308;1423711805;mircea_popescu;-tyrants-in-order-to-suppress-it/#footnote_1_59300 ? 1016309;1423711820;*;asciilifeform neither expert nor has access to the proper intel, however 1016310;1423711850;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform but if your corvee theory is correct, why exactly was it that one could buy rusting cccp subs on the open market in 1991 ? 1016311;1423711859;mircea_popescu;why didn't the politburo just corvee it out ? 1016312;1423711880;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: ru folks had something to surrender to 1016313;1423711883;asciilifeform;and they eagerly did. 1016314;1423711892;mircea_popescu;greed ? 1016315;1423711901;asciilifeform;that something didn't arrive with free 'levi' jeans and disneyland passes for everyone, no 1016316;1423711914;asciilifeform;but the illusion was convincing enough 1016317;1423711916;mircea_popescu;the us can surrender to the most serene republic 1016318;1423711920;mircea_popescu;as i have told them to do already. 1016319;1423711922;mircea_popescu;why not ? 1016320;1423711941;mircea_popescu;i would accept fealty from a us puppet president, sure. 1016321;1423712040;BingoBoingo; -tyrants-in-order-to-suppress-it/#footnote_1_59300 ? << Likely, but possible drama independently agitated 1016322;1423712045;mircea_popescu;mike_c: i blame both of you. thirty lashes. << o.O careful with that, sht hurts. 1016323;1423712052;asciilifeform;surrender of ussr wasn't the least bit centered on the brass 1016324;1423712055;mircea_popescu;BingoBoingo what triggered me was the 8chan pic. seeing how 1016325;1423712055;asciilifeform;and mircea_popescu knows this 1016326;1423712056;mircea_popescu;!s 8chan 1016327;1423712057;assbot;6 results for '8chan' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=8chan 1016328;1423712075;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform but it was centered on the aspirational class. as typified by gorby. 1016329;1423712085;BingoBoingo;Ah 1016330;1423712088;asciilifeform;everybody from schoolboy in moscow to chukchas - surrendered 1016331;1423712096;mircea_popescu;sure. 1016332;1423712100;asciilifeform;everybody who drooled over the 'levis' 1016333;1423712107;mircea_popescu;everybody drooled over THE WOT. 1016334;1423712107;asciilifeform;was already surrendered 1016335;1423712111;mircea_popescu;it wasn';t the levy's, not at all. 1016336;1423712115;mircea_popescu;it was belonging. to what ? 1016337;1423712128;mircea_popescu;to "the world" 1016338;1423712130;mircea_popescu;which world ? 1016339;1423712132;asciilifeform;to the 'human' (vs 'orc') world where they 'know how to live' 1016340;1423712139;mircea_popescu;well... certainly no the 1920-1970 continuum 1016341;1423712144;mircea_popescu;right. exactly. 1016342;1423712153;asciilifeform;(a largely imagined animal, you pretty much have to have been there to grok this) 1016343;1423712157;mircea_popescu;EXACTLY 1016344;1423712168;mircea_popescu;so... how is la serenissima not exactly fit ? 1016345;1423712173;asciilifeform;so who and where is drooling over wot ? 1016346;1423712184;mircea_popescu;everyone i know. 1016347;1423712198;asciilifeform;i mean, in the lands of barbarism 1016348;1423712200;mircea_popescu;do the experiment yourself. ask peopel what the ideal world is. 1016349;1423712203;mircea_popescu;notice what they express. 1016350;1423712216;mircea_popescu;how they call it is irrelevant. note what they substantiall say. 1016351;1423712236;asciilifeform;they're drooling over fast car, easy women, etc. - not wot 1016352;1423712239;BingoBoingo;wd mircea_popescu http://qntra.net/2015/02/usd-fraud-collapses-suitability-of-usd-for-law-abiding-citizens-in-commerce-questioned/#comment-10019 1016353;1423712240;assbot;USD Fraud Collapses: Suitability of USD for Law Abiding Citizens In Commerce Questioned | Qntra.net ... ( http://bit.ly/1EcCXnP ) 1016354;1423712246;mircea_popescu;not that i've seen. 1016355;1423712317;mircea_popescu;for one thing, women are easier than ever. and they're mostly affraid of them. why ? 1016356;1423712347;asciilifeform;because they never learned to safely unscrew the detonator ? 1016357;1423712365;mircea_popescu;mike_c: yeah, cazalla and BingoBoingo are getting it done. < +1 1016358;1423712371;asciilifeform;(in usa they have secondary anti-handling detonators) 1016359;1423712383;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform as far as they see it, because fucktarded politburo is poisonng gender relaitons. 1016360;1423712388;mircea_popescu;this is exactly true, incidentally. 1016361;1423712406;asciilifeform;that it is true is about the same kind of 'secret' as the 'missing $maxint' 1016362;1423712444;mircea_popescu;right. 1016363;1423712455;mircea_popescu;so yes, the reagent is there. 1016364;1423712496;asciilifeform;thing is, unlike soviet 'line', usg does not have a universally (or even widely) subscribed to opposite. 1016365;1423712499;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10927 @ 0.00042981 = 4.6965 BTC [+] 1016366;1423712511;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform most importantly : note that at the time they surrendered en masse, less than 1% of 1% had BEEN THERE 1016367;1423712513;mircea_popescu;right ? 1016368;1423712517;mircea_popescu;they did it on hearsay. right ? 1016369;1423712522;asciilifeform;yes 1016370;1423712527;decimation;moldbug had a piece on this, then tried to invent some 'tarded 'antiversity' thing 1016371;1423712530;mircea_popescu;the matches are numerous. 1016372;1423712563;asciilifeform;decimation: mr mold had enough brains to understand that his entire edifice falls apart without the answer to this riddle, but was unable to come up with a plausible one 1016373;1423712571;asciilifeform;and instead crapped out - well - that 1016374;1423712588;mircea_popescu;necessity is the mother of invention. and also, stupidity. 1016375;1423712603;asciilifeform;and as far as 'man on the street' in usa is concerned - the opposite of usg is 'mad max'. 1016376;1423712666;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform but the "man in the street" in russia STILL has batyushka portraits! 1016377;1423712683;mircea_popescu;it wasn't the man in the street. it was EXACTLY the famished student. 1016378;1423712698;mircea_popescu;the guy who has to choose between "VC shot" and "WoT" 1016379;1423712748;decimation;eh, as long as everyone in the us has a full belly nothing is going to change 1016380;1423712767;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform: how much work to auto-kick join/part sp4mz0rz? << i occasionally do it, but meh. 1016381;1423712779;mircea_popescu;decimation nobody was actually starving in russia in 1988 1016382;1423712793;mircea_popescu;i mean that literally. nobody. more people were starving in new york than in russia. 1016383;1423712840;decimation;yeah that's probably true 1016384;1423712842;mircea_popescu;this was a major propaganda point (soviet propaganda had the unique distinction of actually being mostly true). nobody cared. 1016385;1423712865;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28100 @ 0.00042756 = 12.0144 BTC [-] {3} 1016386;1423712954;asciilifeform;nobody... starving in russia in '88 << plenty in '93 1016387;1423712965;asciilifeform;and yet 'omg111!111! levis' 1016388;1423713000;mircea_popescu;right ? 1016389;1423713008;mircea_popescu;so that's not a major driver of the behaviour. 1016390;1423713017;mircea_popescu;also, it was plainly apparent to everyone in 88 that yes, 93 will be starving 1016391;1423713020;mircea_popescu;NOBODY CARED. 1016392;1423713028;mircea_popescu;even the people who could readily realise it'd be them, didn't care. 1016393;1423713036;asciilifeform;took 50+ years of 24/7 massage 1016394;1423713049;mircea_popescu;the romanian folklore has the exact discussion of this behaviour, as folklore. 1016395;1423713062;mircea_popescu;;;google da-ma mama dupa gyury ca ma tine-n virfu pulii 1016396;1423713063;gribble;No matches found. 1016397;1423713065;mircea_popescu;orly. 1016398;1423713109;mircea_popescu;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQ63C-DLk_Q < 1016399;1423713111;assbot;Da-ma mama dupa Iura - YouTube ... ( http://bit.ly/1IXNHgE ) 1016400;1423713118;asciilifeform;if every male in usa had been secretly wanking to chicom gurlz under his blankets since... 1920s? - then we'd have an analogous thing going 1016401;1423713249;decimation;and in his adult years, secretly reading foreign journals in his sharishka 1016402;1423713506;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform why's chicom come into it ?! 1016403;1423713523;mircea_popescu;decimation well... qntra's getting moar popular :D 1016404;1423713645;mircea_popescu;;;later tell kermit fix your bouncer 1016405;1423713645;gribble;The operation succeeded. 1016406;1423713652;mircea_popescu;;;later tell mandarin fix your bouncer 1016407;1423713653;gribble;The operation succeeded. 1016408;1423713714;decimation;lol I didn't know that korolev was a zek 1016409;1423713892;mircea_popescu;incredibly, iirc this is actually mentioned in teh logs. 1016410;1423714146;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2850 @ 0.00042701 = 1.217 BTC [-] 1016411;1423714360;decimation;ah yes, indeed. it is good to read old logs again 1016412;1423714402;mircea_popescu;jesus this is hard. 1016413;1423714454;mircea_popescu;for the record it's /mode #bitcoin-assets -b *!*zip55413@pdpc/supporter/bronze/kermit 1016414;1423714499;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform: but for remoras - the swiftest possible discipline. << eh, it's best to fix problems well after rather than well before they're problems. 1016415;1423714573;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9279 @ 0.00042701 = 3.9622 BTC [-] 1016416;1423715069;mircea_popescu;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=11-02-2015#1015762 << this is lulzy. what it essentially says is, "this court will not protect the defendant's rights" 1016417;1423715069;assbot;Logged on 11-02-2015 15:54:47; asciilifeform: 'Based on the public record, the Court finds that the Plaintiffs have failed to establish a sufficient factual basis to find they have standing to sue under the Fourth Amendment regarding the possible interception of their Internet communications. Further, having reviewed the Government Defendants classified submissions, the Court finds that the Claim must be dismissed because even if Plaintiffs coul 1016418;1423715084;mircea_popescu;the logical segue is, "well it's a LOT better to publish the stuff on the internet than to submit it to a court" 1016419;1423715100;mircea_popescu;"i bet you mp wouldn't say the USG gets to make classified filings" 1016420;1423715200;mircea_popescu;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=11-02-2015#1015800 << leapfrogs ? :D 1016421;1423715200;assbot;Logged on 11-02-2015 17:34:08; ben_vulpes: i went to sleep mourning the computers my children seem doomed to use. 1016422;1423715265;mircea_popescu;hanbot: http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2vjzk7/gavin_and_the_cia/ << reddit suppression brigade hard at work. cause keeping the sheep in the dark is a winning strat now. << to get a 45% result you need something like 20 votes cast, 11-9 unless my math's deceiving me. 1016423;1423715266;assbot;Gavin and the CIA : Bitcoin ... ( http://bit.ly/1zNE79Z ) 1016424;1423715273;decimation;mircea_popescu: even judges want to feel like they are in the usg wot 1016425;1423715286;mircea_popescu;there's no usg wot tho, is the problem. 1016426;1423715301;asciilifeform;why's chicom come into it ?! << example of empire to surrender to 1016427;1423715360;asciilifeform;there's no usg wot tho << closest thing to a format usg wot may be the infamous 'plum book' 1016428;1423715415;mircea_popescu;russians didn't surrender to iran ffs. 1016429;1423715427;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44600 @ 0.00041568 = 18.5393 BTC [-] {4} 1016430;1423715429;mircea_popescu;why would the us surrender to china. 1016431;1423715436;asciilifeform;they surrendered to the one and only mega-empire of the period. 1016432;1423715447;mircea_popescu;no, they surrendered to the best wot to be had at the time. 1016433;1423715451;asciilifeform;that massaged them for surrender for half a century. 1016434;1423715455;mircea_popescu;it wasn't even us per se, it was more west germany than us. 1016435;1423715458;hanbot; to get a 45% result you need to include the phrase "not that there's anything wrong with that" / ftfy 1016436;1423715460;decimation;asciilifeform: but the 'plum book wot' isn't really going to modify what the career bureaucrats think, see moldbug 1016437;1423715469;asciilifeform;reflects, not modifies 1016438;1423715536;mircea_popescu;hanbot lol 1016439;1423715638;asciilifeform;unrelated, 1016440;1423715643;asciilifeform;in case no one noticed, 1016441;1423715659;asciilifeform;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=11-02-2015#1015730 1016442;1423715659;assbot;Logged on 11-02-2015 15:09:50; asciilifeform: ^ it synced. 1016443;1423715667;mircea_popescu;cool beans. 1016444;1423715698;asciilifeform;tease preview: 1016445;1423715723;asciilifeform;i've a bitcoind monstrous chimera with custom allocator 1016446;1423715743;asciilifeform;but needs a little massage, and am presently mired in actual paying work (tm) 1016447;1423715764;asciilifeform;custom allocator, meaning, actually aware of own footprint 1016448;1423715793;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 55400 @ 0.00041154 = 22.7993 BTC [-] {2} 1016449;1423715799;decimation;asciilifeform: how did you tame layers of c++/boost mempool crud? 1016450;1423715809;asciilifeform;magic. 1016451;1423716175;mircea_popescu;lol 1016452;1423716185;mircea_popescu;looking forward to the list drop. 1016453;1423716203;*;asciilifeform promises to post when ready for playtest 1016454;1423717257;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13100 @ 0.00041022 = 5.3739 BTC [-] {3} 1016455;1423717360;asciilifeform;https://archive.org/stream/principlesmrhar00unkngoog#page/n4/mode/2up << early 'open source', lol 1016456;1423717361;assbot;The principles of Mr. Harrison's time-keeper; with plates of the same ... ( http://bit.ly/1AdSiqO ) 1016457;1423719819;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11000 @ 0.00041541 = 4.5695 BTC [+] 1016458;1423720246;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9950 @ 0.00041541 = 4.1333 BTC [+] 1016459;1423722126;BingoBoingo;!up whaack 1016460;1423722131;whaack;ty 1016461;1423722140;whaack;i tried to authenticate through nickserv and says i'm not registered 1016462;1423722228;whaack;anyways I came here to ask if you guys have btc entrepreneurial ideas that you think are good but just don't have time to get around to 1016463;1423722247;whaack;i would love to work in a completely closed btc system, but alas I don't know of any way to acquire bitcoins faster than trading in my fiat for them 1016464;1423722291;BingoBoingo; i would love to work in a completely closed btc system, but alas I don't know of any way to acquire bitcoins faster than trading in my fiat for them << Sounds like the answer for the time being 1016465;1423722381;whaack;BingoBoingo: word but I know my business is the result of cheap credit so it hurts a little inside lol 1016466;1423722396;BingoBoingo;You gotta do what you gotta do 1016467;1423722517;whaack;BingoBoingo: Do you have any idea why I wouldn't be able to identify myself through Nickserv? 1016468;1423722555;BingoBoingo;Are you not registered and/or has it been more than a few weeks since you last identified with nickserv? 1016469;1423722652;whaack;it was like 3-5 days 1016470;1423722674;whaack;and i did the steps here http://wiki.bitcoin-assets.com/first_steps_in_bitcoin-assets 1016471;1423722674;assbot;first_steps_in_bitcoin-assets [bitcoin assets wiki] ... ( http://bit.ly/1ybBQ8x ) 1016472;1423722676;BingoBoingo;That's tougher to debug. 1016473;1423722747;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5775 @ 0.00042135 = 2.4333 BTC [+] {2} 1016474;1423722867;whaack;BingoBoingo: Another question - are there any SF bitcoin startups that you beileve are useful? Like do you believe CB is useful? 1016475;1423722896;BingoBoingo;I've never been that far west 1016476;1423722897;whaack;by SF I mean SF-esque 1016477;1423723357;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6800 @ 0.00042318 = 2.8776 BTC [+] 1016478;1423723480;BingoBoingo;Still 1016479;1423723662;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6383 @ 0.00042318 = 2.7012 BTC [+] 1016480;1423723672;whaack;What version of BTC does everyone here use? 1016481;1423723683;whaack;I heard people talking about like v .5 1016482;1423723704;BingoBoingo;A variety. Probably nothing 0.9 or later 1016483;1423723726;BingoBoingo;whaack: http://cascadianhacker.com/blog/2014/10/20_a-summary-of-changes-to-bitcoin-since-0321.html 1016484;1423723727;assbot;A summary of changes to Bitcoin since 0.3.21 ... ( http://bit.ly/1FBgHFD ) 1016485;1423723804;whaack;FI don't get the hate on multisgi 1016486;1423723807;whaack;multisig* 1016487;1423723862;BingoBoingo;The assumptions that lead people towards it are problematic 1016488;1423723878;whaack;Can you explain? 1016489;1423723973;BingoBoingo;If you don't trust someone enough to send to them, why are you letting them collaboarate with their buddy? is the simple off target explanation 1016490;1423723978;BingoBoingo;!up whaack 1016491;1423724006;BingoBoingo;I'm deep in the vodka tonight. You may need a better explainador 1016492;1423724042;whaack;I'm deep into my weed it's alright 1016493;1423724070;whaack;I think multisig for that reason is retarded, I thought the main purpose is for personal use to reduce the chance I fuck something up 1016494;1423724171;BingoBoingo;Nah dawg. It's to get other motherfucker's claws into your wallet 1016495;1423724188;ben_vulpes;;;ticker 1016496;1423724191;gribble;Bitstamp BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 218.32, Best ask: 218.57, Bid-ask spread: 0.25000, Last trade: 218.29, 24 hour volume: 9416.10762757, 24 hour low: 217.99, 24 hour high: 223.0, 24 hour vwap: 220.901216254 1016497;1423724268;whaack;Is everyone in this channel dumping their coins on Gavin's big blockchain? 1016498;1423724325;whaack;It seems like something that takes a little bravery other than just holding and seeing which chain wins 1016499;1423724330;BingoBoingo;whaack: hard to say if so and on what timeline. 1016500;1423724364;BingoBoingo;I mean the money shot's spent at the end of the porno flick, but this is live cams. Can't tip when the action ends 1016501;1423724638;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34594 @ 0.00043005 = 14.8771 BTC [+] {3} 1016502;1423725004;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38900 @ 0.00043294 = 16.8414 BTC [+] {3} 1016503;1423725446;BingoBoingo;mircea_popescu: the thing is, a destroyer "cost" a coupla bil, and will sell for what, 10-20k btc. << Mostly they sit in Norfolk 1016504;1423725507;BingoBoingo;mircea_popescu: hmm, musta been diff boxer. << Twas Tyson, USG bankruptcy laws... pretty hard not to use them. It is what got Trump rich 1016505;1423726421;BingoBoingo;!up joecool 1016506;1423726469;joecool;thanks, you know i can do that myself too right? 1016507;1423726506;BingoBoingo;Well, been a while since you did and saw you got into a ratings war earlier 1016508;1423726550;joecool;ah that was just messing with glooboy 1016509;1423726813;joecool;!gettrust BingoBoingo 1016510;1423726814;assbot;Trust relationship from user joecool to user BingoBoingo: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 4 via 4 connections. | http://w.b-a.link/trust/joecool/BingoBoingo | http://w.b-a.link/user/BingoBoingo 1016511;1423727810;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8983 @ 0.00042219 = 3.7925 BTC [-] 1016512;1423728725;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10117 @ 0.00042884 = 4.3386 BTC [+] 1016513;1423729382;punkman;http://qntra.net/2015/02/hsbc-clients-victims-of-probable-social-engineering-attack/ << "Details on how the leak occurred have not been made public" it was public, this guy leaked it http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herv%C3%A9_Falciani 1016514;1423729382;assbot;HSBC Clients Victims of Probable Social Engineering Attack | Qntra.net ... ( http://bit.ly/1zO1hNt ) 1016515;1423729384;assbot;Hervé Falciani - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia ... ( http://bit.ly/1zO1hNB ) 1016516;1423729884;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10300 @ 0.00041401 = 4.2643 BTC [-] 1016517;1423730115;ben_vulpes; [] asciilifeform: but for remoras - the swiftest possible discipline. << eh, it's best to fix problems well after rather than well before they're problems. << it's a problem now. 1016518;1423730313;fluffypony;mandarin: your internet is broken 1016519;1423730386;ben_vulpes;!s mandarin 1016520;1423730387;assbot;23 results for 'mandarin' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=mandarin 1016521;1423730405;ben_vulpes;he or she knows. 1016522;1423730677;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5400 @ 0.00041401 = 2.2357 BTC [-] 1016523;1423730738;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6700 @ 0.00041401 = 2.7739 BTC [-] 1016524;1423730853;fluffypony;and knowing is half the battle 1016525;1423730854;fluffypony;:-P 1016526;1423732324;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19600 @ 0.00041363 = 8.1071 BTC [-] {2} 1016527;1423732874;ben_vulpes;and now skinnkavaj, eh? 1016528;1423732947;ben_vulpes;!up skinnkavaj 1016529;1423733009;skinnkavaj;Anyone know if kakobrekla's trading site offers trading with oil? 1016530;1423733026;skinnkavaj;and what was your question ben_vulpes :) 1016531;1423733085;ben_vulpes;thought you were flappin. 1016532;1423733089;ben_vulpes;!up Vexual 1016533;1423733098;ben_vulpes;hey hey the gangs all here 1016534;1423733112;Vexual;If it doesn't it should 1016535;1423733145;Vexual;Hey bro. How hangs em? 1016536;1423733208;Vexual;What is this fuxking night shift? 1016537;1423733223;ben_vulpes;https://bitbet.us/browse/ << skinnkavaj i'd start there 1016538;1423733224;assbot;Browse BitBet ... ( http://bit.ly/1KMnVcB ) 1016539;1423733341;Vexual;What happens when Belgium drop s Greece and I can't rate punk 1016540;1423733489;ben_vulpes;dunno but i'm off for the night 1016541;1423733563;Vexual;I suppose that the beer gets better generally. And that's about the sum yeah?? 1016542;1423733605;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6389 @ 0.00041858 = 2.6743 BTC [+] 1016543;1423733617;Vexual;Ciao 1016544;1423733695;Vexual;Greek beer is fucking excellent. 1016545;1423733758;Vexual;Twist of orange? Ya couldn't do that anywhere else on earth 1016546;1423734032;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 60650 @ 0.00042678 = 25.8842 BTC [+] {4} 1016547;1423736289;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43857 @ 0.00043351 = 19.0124 BTC [+] {2} 1016548;1423737753;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11650 @ 0.00043454 = 5.0624 BTC [+] 1016549;1423738973;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7350 @ 0.00042858 = 3.1501 BTC [-] 1016550;1423740071;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7900 @ 0.0004317 = 3.4104 BTC [+] {2} 1016551;1423740498;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7850 @ 0.00043115 = 3.3845 BTC [-] {2} 1016552;1423741047;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 47800 @ 0.00043454 = 20.771 BTC [+] 1016553;1423741474;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3050 @ 0.00042615 = 1.2998 BTC [-] 1016554;1423741612;mircea_popescu;eh wtf is this. 1016555;1423742003;mircea_popescu;whaack: I think multisig for that reason is retarded, I thought the main purpose is for personal use to reduce the chance I fuck something up << why do you think your personal measures against fucking something up should be world-readable ? 1016556;1423742051;fluffypony;thanks mircea_popescu 1016557;1423742053;mircea_popescu;if i keep a spare pair of panties in my briefcase in case i shit myself, i do not send a record of their purchase to the new york times, for publication in their news section, nor do i send the unfortunate reports of the occurence for the obit section. 1016558;1423742057;fluffypony;was starting to get on my nerves 1016559;1423742062;mircea_popescu;fluffypony a that. i imagine. 1016560;1423742075;mircea_popescu;wtf ban evasion is this, can be arsed to avoid a ban, can't be arsed to fix bouncer. 1016561;1423742120;mircea_popescu;whaack: It seems like something that takes a little bravery other than just holding and seeing which chain wins << what exact bravery does it take ? you get dollars for it. 1016562;1423742127;mircea_popescu;takes exactly as much bravery as eating cake. 1016563;1423742203;mircea_popescu;whaack: anyways I came here to ask if you guys have btc entrepreneurial ideas that you think are good but just don't have time to get around to << jobs pop up occasionally. you have to read the log to have a chance at them. this is intentional. 1016564;1423742213;mircea_popescu;why am i even talking at this guy anyway. 1016565;1423742286;fluffypony;oh my Pogo Plugs just arrived! 1016566;1423742393;mircea_popescu;o hey cool. 1016567;1423742694;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11200 @ 0.00042617 = 4.7731 BTC [+] 1016568;1423742812;mircea_popescu;iiincredible how chrome ate firefox' lunch. 1016569;1423743060;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3183 @ 0.00042615 = 1.3564 BTC [-] 1016570;1423743224;mircea_popescu;for the record, i've made a complete backup of tlp's site. 702 articles it has. 1016571;1423743365;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6781 @ 0.00042649 = 2.892 BTC [+] {2} 1016572;1423743522;mircea_popescu;"Except the argument isn't grounded in reality. Saying something vague like "people need these drugs," misses the immediate point: which drugs? On what grounds is it even possible to say that people "need something" that didn't exist until a company created it?" 1016573;1423743525;mircea_popescu;heh heh. 1016574;1423743561;mircea_popescu;"The problem, in part, in this debate arises from scientists confusing discovery or research with invention. Looked at in terms of the production of novel material, certain distinctions can be made. Discovery and research are not creative acts. While they require creative thinking, they do not add anything materially new to the world. Alternatively, invention is the act of creating something that did not exist. There w 1016575;1423743561;mircea_popescu;as no Prozac or Tylenol until someone invented it." 1016576;1423743571;mircea_popescu;but... if it didn't exist... then how was it that "the company" made it ?! 1016577;1423743617;mircea_popescu;was there no gold before mendeleev ? or what, did he invent "eka-aluminium" ? 1016578;1423743630;mircea_popescu;does all gallium belong to mendeleev's estate now ? 1016579;1423745012;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12919 @ 0.00042651 = 5.5101 BTC [+] 1016580;1423747479;thestringpuller;oh hey, wassup romanian camel guy 1016581;1423748672;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19385 @ 0.00042915 = 8.3191 BTC [+] {2} 1016582;1423749046;mircea_popescu;!up clyfe 1016583;1423749160;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22300 @ 0.00043454 = 9.6902 BTC [+] 1016584;1423751309;chetty;and this is a bloody nightmare: http://www.breitbart.com/video/2015/02/11/fcc-commissioner-proposed-internet-regulation-mimics-obamacare/ 1016585;1423751309;assbot;FCC Commissioner: Proposed Internet Regulation 'Mimics Obamacare' - Breitbart ... ( http://bit.ly/16XIJ1X ) 1016586;1423751469;scoopbot;New post on Trilema by Mircea Popescu: http://trilema.com/2015/synonymy-is-a-myth/ 1016587;1423751906;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6000 @ 0.00043556 = 2.6134 BTC [+] {2} 1016588;1423752088;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5550 @ 0.0004358 = 2.4187 BTC [+] 1016589;1423752881;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15550 @ 0.00043595 = 6.779 BTC [+] {2} 1016590;1423752909;mircea_popescu;http://www.breitbart.com/video/2015/02/11/fcc-commissioner-proposed-internet-regulation-mimics-obamacare/ 1016591;1423752910;assbot;FCC Commissioner: Proposed Internet Regulation 'Mimics Obamacare' - Breitbart ... ( http://bit.ly/16XIJ1X ) 1016592;1423752974;mircea_popescu;adopting a solution that wont work to a problem that doesnt exist using legal authority we dont have, 1016593;1423753049;mircea_popescu;nowhere does the agency identify any kind of systemic harm in the Internet economy, but nonetheless it invents one in order to regulate it, and so its this classic situation where were adopting a solution that wont work to a problem that doesnt exist using legal authority we dont have. 1016594;1423753056;mircea_popescu;pill to bitcoin ? burn down the internet! 1016595;1423753090;mircea_popescu;mebbe qntra worthy. 1016596;1423753430;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4250 @ 0.00043637 = 1.8546 BTC [+] 1016597;1423753918;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7600 @ 0.00042685 = 3.2441 BTC [-] 1016598;1423754406;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6357 @ 0.00043637 = 2.774 BTC [+] 1016599;1423755138;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5277 @ 0.00043644 = 2.3031 BTC [+] {2} 1016600;1423755587;scoopbot;New post on Trilema by Mircea Popescu: http://trilema.com/2015/statistics-still-the-hardest-part-of-math/ 1016601;1423756846;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22450 @ 0.00042581 = 9.5594 BTC [-] {3} 1016602;1423757466;asciilifeform;FCC Commissioner: Proposed Internet Regulation 'Mimics Obamacare' << astroturf and misdirection. regardless of which branch of usg is at the helm (fcc or verizon) - the train will still end up at the same stop: http://www.loper-os.org/?p=208 1016603;1423757467;assbot;Loper OS » “The Internet of the Future” ... ( http://bit.ly/1CZsTSk ) 1016604;1423757517;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15600 @ 0.00042481 = 6.627 BTC [-] 1016605;1423757802;danielpbarron;;;isitup bitcoin-assets.com 1016606;1423757803;gribble;Error: "isitup" is not a valid command. 1016607;1423757808;danielpbarron;;;isdown bitcoin-assets.com 1016608;1423757808;gribble;Error: "isdown" is not a valid command. 1016609;1423757822;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16950 @ 0.0004366 = 7.4004 BTC [+] {2} 1016610;1423757878;danielpbarron;;;isup bitcoin-assets.com 1016611;1423757879;gribble;bitcoin-assets.com is up 1016612;1423758084;mike_c;;;isitdown bitcoin-assets.com 1016613;1423758085;gribble;bitcoin-assets.com is up 1016614;1423758109;asciilifeform;works great here 1016615;1423758142;mike_c;;;seen mthreat 1016616;1423758143;gribble;mthreat was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 week, 0 days, 22 hours, 40 minutes, and 6 seconds ago: <+mircea_popescu> ... << yeh but how are we to verify! << I actually got pics of me holding up the blockchain iPhone app transaction, in front of the Port Lockroy building with a sign visible! 1016617;1423758185;danielpbarron;very strange; i can ping it from my irc machine, and not from my laptop 1016618;1423758208;mircea_popescu;is your laptop on the fccinternet ? 1016619;1423758291;asciilifeform;l0l 1016620;1423758369;*;danielpbarron checks for black vans outside 1016621;1423758981;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20399 @ 0.00042385 = 8.6461 BTC [-] {2} 1016622;1423760323;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15300 @ 0.00043734 = 6.6913 BTC [+] {3} 1016623;1423761727;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6335 @ 0.00043663 = 2.7661 BTC [-] 1016624;1423762256;ben_vulpes;and now thestringpuller's flapping... 1016625;1423763068;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12050 @ 0.00043663 = 5.2614 BTC [-] 1016626;1423763312;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5560 @ 0.00043766 = 2.4334 BTC [+] 1016627;1423763691;mthreat;mike_c: i'm here 1016628;1423763715;mike_c;hello! have you seen the recent revival of the stemming argument. 1016629;1423763723;mthreat;no 1016630;1423763754;mike_c;the argument is basically that stemming is making it harder to find things on search.b-a, not easier 1016631;1423763781;mthreat;ok. i can turn it off easily, (and back on later if we want). 1016632;1423763794;mike_c;that would be great. 1016633;1423763826;mike_c;i think no-stemming, but having prefix-wildcards should satisfy everyone 1016634;1423763968;mthreat;ok, will be ready in a few minutes with stemming off. prefix wildcards are always on. 1016635;1423763979;mike_c;awesome. thanks. 1016636;1423763981;mthreat;np 1016637;1423765020;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5200 @ 0.00043766 = 2.2758 BTC [+] 1016638;1423765874;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10050 @ 0.00043663 = 4.3881 BTC [-] 1016639;1423765944;pete_dushenski;http://www.contravex.com/2015/02/12/fuckin-diddle-her-twat/ 1016640;1423765945;assbot;Fuckin’ diddle her twat. | Contravex: A blog by Pete Dushenski ... ( http://bit.ly/1KOzsbo ) 1016641;1423766205;pete_dushenski;;;ticker 1016642;1423766206;gribble;Bitstamp BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 222.15, Best ask: 222.21, Bid-ask spread: 0.06000, Last trade: 222.15, 24 hour volume: 6238.07681239, 24 hour low: 217.99, 24 hour high: 222.99, 24 hour vwap: 220.711036885 1016643;1423766301;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9445 @ 0.00043899 = 4.1463 BTC [+] {2} 1016644;1423766365;pete_dushenski;!up thestringpuller_ 1016645;1423766385;thestringpuller_;I got ddosed :( 1016646;1423766399;pete_dushenski;cloak went down ? 1016647;1423766405;thestringpuller_;yea during netsplit 1016648;1423766427;thestringpuller_;no other explanation for internet go down, and it's more than circumstantial that internet went down shortly after cloak went down 1016649;1423766467;mike_c;asciilifeform: stemming is off search.b-a. give it a whirl sometime. 1016650;1423766528;thestringpuller_;don't seem to get ddosed from freenode tho 1016651;1423766544;thestringpuller_;from freenode webchat*** 1016652;1423766570;mike_c;maybe the regex isn't too good 1016653;1423766638;jurov;^ why i never relied on cloak 1016654;1423766660;thestringpuller_;jurov: what method do you use? 1016655;1423766660;thestringpuller_;for ddos mitigation 1016656;1423766681;jurov;micro vps behind aws firewall 1016657;1423766707;thestringpuller_;I'll give that a shot when Amazon approves my fucking Amazon payments account. 1016658;1423766731;jurov;AWS is different entity from amazon warehouse 1016659;1423766768;thestringpuller_;they prefer to use Amazon Payments for billing tho for that 1016660;1423766780;jurov;i never noticed 1016661;1423766787;jurov;use normal debit card 1016662;1423766788;thestringpuller_;oh 1016663;1423766789;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9254 @ 0.00043663 = 4.0406 BTC [-] 1016664;1423766801;thestringpuller_;Yea I don't have debit cards. 1016665;1423766807;thestringpuller_;I pay for everything with cash in hand. 1016666;1423766821;jurov;ah so. also, unlike amazon store aws needs your dox. 1016667;1423766832;thestringpuller_;Yea 1016668;1423766835;thestringpuller_;all that stuff 1016669;1423766841;thestringpuller_;"ARE U TERRORIST?" 1016670;1423766875;jurov;i have no problems spinning off instances for wot members, can do it for you 1016671;1423766904;jurov;they have pretty comprehensive access rights system to safely allow it 1016672;1423766942;thestringpuller_;won't they fine you for giving resources to someone who is not "in the system" lol 1016673;1423766950;thestringpuller_;aka "You can't buy bitcoins with cash because children and stuffs" 1016674;1423766972;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23400 @ 0.00043926 = 10.2787 BTC [+] 1016675;1423767001;jurov;how will they know? many shartups resell aws right and left, too 1016676;1423767155;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 2372 @ 0.0008137 = 1.9301 BTC [-] {22} 1016677;1423767216;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 7627 @ 0.00077322 = 5.8973 BTC [-] {27} 1016678;1423767521;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20382 @ 0.00043926 = 8.953 BTC [+] 1016679;1423767861;pete_dushenski;so apparently paris is going right off the deep end with its "anti-pollution" nonsense 1016680;1423767879;pete_dushenski;as of july 2015, no cars built before 1997 will be permitted in the city centre 1016681;1423767915;pete_dushenski;by 2020, diesels made after 2011 won't be allowed in 1016682;1423767947;pete_dushenski;all this to try to "stimulate" the economy and "encourage" people to take transit 1016683;1423767977;pete_dushenski;i'm all for walkable cities, but taking some and not all cars off the road strikes of lunacy 1016684;1423768022;pete_dushenski;peugeot, citroen, renault probably think this'll help them 1016685;1423768035;pete_dushenski;like some sekrit bailout that no one has to know about 1016686;1423768192;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10565 @ 0.00043405 = 4.5857 BTC [-] {3} 1016687;1423768206;pete_dushenski;though this rule is only in effect from 8am to 8pm daily 1016688;1423768209;pete_dushenski;source: http://fr.reuters.com/article/topNews/idFRKBN0LD19920150209 1016689;1423768210;assbot; Le plan anti-pollution de la maire de Paris adopté| À la Une| Reuters ... ( http://bit.ly/1yrhOSk ) 1016690;1423768296;pete_dushenski;do we have anyone other than davout from france here ? 1016691;1423768306;pete_dushenski;i seem to recall one other at least... 1016692;1423768491;mike_c;he left cuz we're a cult. 1016693;1423768531;pete_dushenski;lol o that's right 1016694;1423768531;jurov;;;sell 1 "AWS VPS servers" at 1 BTC "Prepaid for at least one month. AWS price * 1.25 / BitstampUSD. Any other related expenses (like bandwidth) charged extra at same rate. Must abide AWS ToS and react properly to any abuse notices." 1016695;1423768532;gribble;Order id 22002 created. 1016696;1423768543;jurov;ha. hustle must go on. 1016697;1423768559;pete_dushenski;i pushed panks over the edge, didn't i 1016698;1423768565;pete_dushenski;"France’s Total plans to cut 2,000 jobs, sell assets after big loss in oil markets" 1016699;1423768582;pete_dushenski;^not going to be helped by moar efficiency 1016700;1423768591;mircea_popescu;heh 1016701;1423768603;pete_dushenski;but hey, iatrogenics are on purpose sometimes! 1016702;1423768671;mircea_popescu;i have no words to describe how derpy argentines are. 1016703;1423768704;pete_dushenski;cut them some slack eh 1016704;1423768711;pete_dushenski;when was their last king ? 1016705;1423768728;mircea_popescu; np << o hey, how's the south pole ? 1016706;1423768816;mircea_popescu;pete_dushenski basically what i see is a cargo cult generation. if you've ever seen monty python's twit of the year sketch that's basiclaly the idea. 1016707;1423768829;mircea_popescu;their grandparents were pretty cool. their parents rather mediocre. now they're fucked in the head. 1016708;1423768850;mircea_popescu;they kinda get a very superficial formal thing about granpa, but otherwise the head dun work. 1016709;1423768866;mircea_popescu;argentina is set for a much more major collapse than anyone seems to realise. 1016710;1423768939;pete_dushenski;hm. not sure that anyone is giving the 'tines much in the way of odds these days 1016711;1423768959;pete_dushenski;other than thumbing their nose at teh american judges, they don't seem to be thriving 1016712;1423768967;pete_dushenski;but hey, these days, who is ? 1016713;1423768992;mircea_popescu;france :D 1016714;1423769000;pete_dushenski;lol! 1016715;1423769021;pete_dushenski;mebbe that's why kakkes left. 1016716;1423769052;mircea_popescu;anyway, it's a great place, but the people are inept to a degree that can not even be put into words. doesn't even look like a year's famine would be enough, more biblical measures required, 30 years in the desert, stuff like that. 1016717;1423769114;pete_dushenski;the weather will do that 1016718;1423769143;pete_dushenski;see northern mediterraneans 1016719;1423769189;*;pete_dushenski having a laugh watching "twit of the year" 1016720;1423769263;ben_vulpes;pete_dushenski: i'm all for banning cars. 1016721;1423769266;ben_vulpes;horrid invention. 1016722;1423769274;mircea_popescu;"no cars in town" is not a bad idea. 1016723;1423769276;ben_vulpes;especially in the mass production everyone having one. 1016724;1423769284;ben_vulpes;they're brutal on the roads. 1016725;1423769299;pete_dushenski;ben_vulpes: that's like saying "the car is a horrid invention because i don't like windoze" 1016726;1423769302;ben_vulpes;roads themselves aren't expensive, nor the maintenance thereof but rather the wear and tear from 2-ton tardboxes 1016727;1423769307;mircea_popescu;pete_dushenski right. those twits ? their dad was nobody, some anon derp with, as orwell put it, "Well-meaning, over-civilized men, in dark suits and black felt hats, with neatly rolled umbrellas crooked over the left forearm, were imposing their constipated view of life" 1016728;1423769307;pete_dushenski;s/car/computer 1016729;1423769316;mircea_popescu;but the grandfather was you know, "peccavi" 1016730;1423769358;mircea_popescu;General Sir Charles James Napier, GCB 1016731;1423769361;ben_vulpes;pete_dushenski: well i exaggerate for btclulz. clearly *you* are deserving of your mercs and what have you, but the state of every pleb in their own plastic wheelbox has got to go. 1016732;1423769386;ben_vulpes;and yes, the "computer" as a modern invention (from the c machine on forwards to the consumer laptop) is an entirely awful fork in the technological roadmap. 1016733;1423769401;ben_vulpes;see previous thread about "wake me when compute costs 1btc/hr". 1016734;1423769408;pete_dushenski;well i'm hardly going to disagree that everyone getting something "just as good" makes the whole lot of us worse off 1016735;1423769465;mircea_popescu;soo... slavedrawn mercs ? 1016736;1423769467;pete_dushenski;no cars in town is a perfectly sensible idea in most parts of the world 1016737;1423769504;pete_dushenski;lol well the thing drinks like 30L/100km so that's a lot of (indirect) slave labour from the oil sands up north 1016738;1423769507;ben_vulpes;for all that it's a communist paradise, portland does get this right. lots of super annoying stop lights on major thoroughfares throughout the east side. 1016739;1423769528;ben_vulpes;east side being mostly residential, mostly small streets. 1016740;1423769530;pete_dushenski;iirc there was a german city that was going to all-out ban cars in the city centre 1016741;1423769536;pete_dushenski;a sizeable city it was 1016742;1423769565;mircea_popescu;ben_vulpes that's the wrong approach imo. 1016743;1423769571;mircea_popescu;like the fucking speed bumps. 1016744;1423769571;pete_dushenski;as to whether this works in the populated arctic... i dunno 1016745;1423769586;mircea_popescu;i don't need to be jostled just because sopme other fuckhead can't drive at his speed. 1016746;1423769793;pete_dushenski;ah, it was hamburg 1016747;1423769814;pete_dushenski;and it aims to be car-free in the city centre... by 2034 1016748;1423769871;pete_dushenski;which is reasonable given that in 20 years the serene republic will own it as a summer resort ;) 1016749;1423769889;mircea_popescu;except this is a naked problem of power. i would be ok with a "no cars" town in which i personally can drive if i feel like. 1016750;1423769904;mircea_popescu;i will not be ok with a "no cars" town in which the fucking mayor/police/you get to drive if you feel like 1016751;1423769912;mircea_popescu;and by "not ok" i mean i will fucking shoot you over it. 1016752;1423769918;mircea_popescu;this being a bit of a problem, practically. 1016753;1423769970;pete_dushenski;well imagine that there will be "no car" rules in most major cities in 20 years 1016754;1423769986;mircea_popescu;in the sense of "no cars for you" 1016755;1423769996;pete_dushenski;and that #b-a badges and #b-a plates will roam the streets freely 1016756;1423770003;mircea_popescu;which yes, it has to happen, because most "major cities" are inhabited by... twits. 1016757;1423770050;pete_dushenski;because no city mayor/police/etc can very well stand in the way of the leaders of the free world 1016758;1423770097;mircea_popescu;"Marching gets our message out." No it doesn't, it gets CNN's message out. "We don't watch CNN, we use the internet." Yet given the infinity of the internet you still surf the same 5 websites, looking for and finding exactly what you want, like a baby playing peekaboo in a mirror over and over and over and over and over and over and... 1016759;1423770102;mircea_popescu;this tlp guy... i love him. 1016760;1423770815;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13550 @ 0.00043926 = 5.952 BTC [+] 1016761;1423772080;mthreat;<+mircea_popescu> o hey, how's the south pole ? << well technically we only got to just past 60 degrees south latitude, but it was cool. Lots of penguins, whales, killer whales, seals, ice, and mountains. And retirees, on the boat. 1016762;1423772098;mircea_popescu;lol 1016763;1423772106;mircea_popescu;you made it on everyone;s bucket list boat. 1016764;1423772157;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19423 @ 0.00042634 = 8.2808 BTC [-] {2} 1016765;1423772218;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37677 @ 0.00041373 = 15.5881 BTC [-] {3} 1016766;1423772306;ben_vulpes;but did you you know *make it* in the bucket list boat? 1016767;1423772873;mircea_popescu;innit kinda cold '? 1016768;1423773317;mthreat;lowest temp was about -1 C. It's summer in antarctica. 1016769;1423773333;mthreat;wind is a factor sometimes. highest wind we saw was 60 mph 1016770;1423773684;mircea_popescu;ah 1016771;1423774109;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5000 @ 0.00043051 = 2.1526 BTC [+] 1016772;1423774476;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31000 @ 0.00043736 = 13.5582 BTC [+] {4} 1016773;1423775256;pete_dushenski;https://twitter.com/stevejennings1/status/558577556749037569/photo/1 << dear pankkake, we're a culture, not a cult! 1016774;1423775257;assbot;Culture or cult? by /davegray Cc /goonth /petervan /jhagel /TomLaForge /umairh /shelleykuipers /katrynadow /gringreen http://t.co/BmNccK0s6h 1016775;1423775401;mircea_popescu;the difference is negligible. 1016776;1423775449;punkman;all I see is cornholes 1016777;1423775573;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15120 @ 0.00042956 = 6.4949 BTC [-] 1016778;1423775696;punkman;https://twitter.com/timkmak/status/565595253319938049/photo/1 1016779;1423775698;assbot;**Putin arrives at airport, gets in line at customs**Customs officer: "Occupation?"Putin: "No, just visiting!" http://t.co/KRn6iYRkkm 1016780;1423776435;cazalla;you guys and your city living 1016781;1423776732;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13600 @ 0.00041673 = 5.6675 BTC [-] 1016782;1423777221;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15350 @ 0.00041271 = 6.3351 BTC [-] {2} 1016783;1423777769;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16931 @ 0.00041127 = 6.9632 BTC [-] {3} 1016784;1423778255;cazalla;!up thestringpuller 1016785;1423778276;thestringpuller;thx cazalla 1016786;1423778293;thestringpuller;how is assets today? 1016787;1423778314;PeterL;quite quiet 1016788;1423778341;thestringpuller;i got ddosed I think. AT&T claimed it was a power surge on their DNS server rack but that didn't make sense 1016789;1423778362;thestringpuller;i hit a netsplit and the second my ip was showing the router started showing a lot of traffic 1016790;1423778423;PeterL;why does freenode show ip addresses anyway? 1016791;1423778523;fluffypony;why do any IRC servers show IP addresses 1016792;1423778529;fluffypony;like it's frikkin 1996 1016793;1423778605;PeterL;seems hard to believe this is the first time somebody used irc ip addresses to target attacks? 1016794;1423778636;mircea_popescu;PeterL because the last tiem anyone thought about this it was 1996, and the next time anyone wil lthink about this it will be to systemdize it 1016795;1423778653;mircea_popescu;this is the first time powerful people were involved in irc, since also 1996. 1016796;1423778902;BingoBoingo;Tried building some stock versions of bitcoin-qt on OpenBSD last night. Here's the tail end of the compiler output where the errors spring forth from: http://dpaste.com/2RDXRT1 1016797;1423778903;assbot;dpaste: 2RDXRT1 ... ( http://bit.ly/16ZY1CZ ) 1016798;1423778969;BingoBoingo;Build fine for a while, hit's a brick wall on protocol.cpp 1016799;1423779061;BingoBoingo;^ Particular instance there was stock 0.5.3 1016800;1423779105;danielpbarron;http://www.mail-archive.com/bitcoin-development@lists.sourceforge.net/msg07020.html "As such, the blockchain can never support All The Transactions, even 1016801;1423779106;assbot;Re: [Bitcoin-development] replace-by-fee v0.10.0rc4 ... ( http://bit.ly/16ZZ99H ) 1016802;1423779110;danielpbarron;if block size increases beyond 20MB." 1016803;1423779114;BingoBoingo;!up ascii_field 1016804;1423779118;ascii_field;danke BingoBoingo 1016805;1423779138;ascii_field;BingoBoingo: if you want to build on bsd, set the ifdefs as if for mac 1016806;1423779153;BingoBoingo;ascii danke 1016807;1423779197;BingoBoingo;Digging through old porting efforts I get the feeling some linux settings use linux only functions in a pulse audio manner 1016808;1423779355;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7975 @ 0.00041068 = 3.2752 BTC [-] {2} 1016809;1423779427;thestringpuller;ugh pulse audio needs to die 1016810;1423779599;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5157 @ 0.0004104 = 2.1164 BTC [-] 1016811;1423779660;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10190 @ 0.00040904 = 4.1681 BTC [-] {2} 1016812;1423779965;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [B.MINE] 200 @ 0.00540625 = 1.0813 BTC [-] {8} 1016813;1423780100;PeterL;!up thestringpuller 1016814;1423780162;[]bot;Bet placed: 1.9999 BTC for No on "The Winkdex: BTC $5000 or more in 2015" http://bitbet.us/bet/1104/ Odds: 14(Y):86(N) by coin, 15(Y):85(N) by weight. Total bet: 67.9229 BTC. Current weight: 90,943. 1016815;1423780293;[]bot;Bet placed: 2.9989 BTC for No on "The Winkdex: BTC $5000 or more in 2015" http://bitbet.us/bet/1104/ Odds: 14(Y):86(N) by coin, 14(Y):86(N) by weight. Total bet: 70.9218 BTC. Current weight: 90,942. 1016816;1423780392;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11536 @ 0.00041993 = 4.8443 BTC [+] {3} 1016817;1423780950;BingoBoingo;!up ascii_field 1016818;1423781063;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18253 @ 0.00043174 = 7.8806 BTC [+] 1016819;1423781312;thestringpuller;thanks PeterL 1016820;1423781781;mod6;BingoBoingo: you trying to v0.5.3 on BSD? 1016821;1423781795;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 24789 @ 0.00043756 = 10.8467 BTC [+] {3} 1016822;1423782162;mod6;!up thestringpuller 1016823;1423782227;BingoBoingo;mod6: I'm trying to Bitcoin-qt on BSD. Waiting until night when it's colder so I can compile in the garage so I have more thermal headroom. Unlike the linux I'd been using OpenBSD respects this machine's temperature sensors. 1016824;1423782285;mod6;ah, well anyway, i'm pretty close to having v0.5.3.1 building on freebsd 1016825;1423782322;ascii_field;ditto netbsd 1016826;1423782327;mod6;(having a linking problem related to this: https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/blob/v0.6.1/src/util.cpp#L14) 1016827;1423782329;assbot;bitcoin/util.cpp at v0.6.1 · bitcoin/bitcoin · GitHub ... ( http://bit.ly/1voFlTE ) 1016828;1423782344;BingoBoingo;I'm at the firing in anger stage of quitting linux, so moving the tools I use to OpenBSD. 1016829;1423782359;mod6;but im using boost 1.55, and i think i need to be using 1.42 which is horribru to get working so far. 1016830;1423782367;mod6;anyway, with protocol.cpp: 1016831;1423782369;mod6;add: 1016832;1423782443;mod6;#include 1016833;1423782443;mod6;#include 1016834;1423782461;mod6;at least, that's what I had do to do. 1016835;1423782526;mod6;*had to do 1016836;1423782663;danielpbarron;haha BingoBoingo i have a fan that i clip under my laptop to cool during compiles 1016837;1423782668;thestringpuller;ugh boost is annoying to get working if you don't have the exact version 1016838;1423782686;PeterL;what does boost do? 1016839;1423782694;thestringpuller;It's a C++ extension library 1016840;1423782700;thestringpuller;to add things like threads and other random bullshit 1016841;1423782717;BingoBoingo;It exists because the CPP standard library sucks 1016842;1423782718;thestringpuller;It would be amazing if mod6 and ben_vulpes could rip it out of the code completely 1016843;1423782718;assbot;AMAZING COMPANY! 1016844;1423782720;PeterL;those are not available in c++? 1016845;1423782742;thestringpuller;no they aren't 1016846;1423782769;thestringpuller;you have to build it yourself or use another library 1016847;1423782781;thestringpuller;and as BingoBoingo just said, CPP standard lib is terrible 1016848;1423782794;thestringpuller;its like libc done wrong ~_~ 1016849;1423782798;PeterL;then why do so many people use it? 1016850;1423782814;BingoBoingo;PeterL: Because it is what they get paid to use 1016851;1423782856;thestringpuller;don't think satoshi had a sense of smell for code or would have known he was building bricks from excrement 1016852;1423782884;PeterL;what would you want to build in if you had a choice? 1016853;1423782912;thestringpuller;i would build everything in assembly 1016854;1423782914;thestringpuller;jk 1016855;1423783442;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3950 @ 0.00043159 = 1.7048 BTC [-] 1016856;1423784174;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23800 @ 0.00042107 = 10.0215 BTC [-] {2} 1016857;1423784278;mircea_popescu;!up hegemoOn 1016858;1423784304;hegemoOn;thank you 1016859;1423784374;mircea_popescu;sure. 1016860;1423784378;mircea_popescu;!up blz 1016861;1423784723;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2600 @ 0.00042519 = 1.1055 BTC [+] 1016862;1423785555;danielpbarron;https://www.haiku-os.org/about/faq#top_4 "Haiku is not a Linux distribution, nor does it use the Linux kernel." << is this worth looking into? I don't know much about it. 1016863;1423785556;assbot;General FAQ | Haiku Project ... ( http://bit.ly/17pw1de ) 1016864;1423786010;mircea_popescu;might be yes 1016865;1423786264;danielpbarron;lol they take donations through coinbase 1016866;1423786276;danielpbarron;i'm trying to buy a cd but it doesn't look like they sell one 1016867;1423786828;asciilifeform;http://seclists.org/fulldisclosure/2015/Feb/42 1016868;1423786829;assbot;Full Disclosure: CVE-2014-6412 - WordPress (all versions) lacks CSPRNG ... ( http://bit.ly/17pCkxx ) 1016869;1423786869;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu ^ 1016870;1423786901;asciilifeform;danielpbarron: haiku << yet another 'c os', but with questionable posixness and 'we're different because we're special' derp 1016871;1423786933;asciilifeform;danielpbarron: on top of that, x86-32 (yes) only 1016872;1423787041;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19953 @ 0.00042327 = 8.4455 BTC [-] {2} 1016873;1423787081;BingoBoingo;Haiku >> BeOS resurrection attempt. Neverming that BeOS and the BeBox were Power PC 1016874;1423787122;asciilifeform;beos minus the ui or the commercial softs 1016875;1423787124;asciilifeform;and minus the be. 1016876;1423787259;BingoBoingo;That too 1016877;1423787511;BingoBoingo;And incredibly slow to get to the point of resembling anything, much less being anything https://www.freelists.org/post/haiku/Haiku-selfhosting 1016878;1423787512;assbot;[openbeos] Haiku self-hosting. - openbeos - FreeLists ... ( http://bit.ly/17pFHEu ) 1016879;1423787580;asciilifeform;bebox, afaik, never had anything like 1g of ram 1016880;1423787595;asciilifeform;and was famous for smooth real-time interaction 1016881;1423787600;asciilifeform;(film editors, etc.) 1016882;1423787637;asciilifeform;these idiots - don't deserve so much as the time of day. 1016883;1423787673;BingoBoingo;Also bebox was one good looking piece of hardware 1016884;1423787796;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform this is not news ? 1016885;1423787874;mircea_popescu;kindawhy all the bruteforcing of wp blog admin pws. 1016886;1423787999;asciilifeform;in that sense, not news 1016887;1423788012;asciilifeform;in other news, 1016888;1423788017;asciilifeform;http://i.imgur.com/EuoNzHn.jpg << picked this up for later. 1016889;1423788019;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/170EIcO ) 1016890;1423788026;asciilifeform;~17 usd. 1016891;1423788036;asciilifeform;available in qty. $maxint 1016892;1423788059;asciilifeform;(all the ports on the box are visible in the photo) 1016893;1423788261;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9598 @ 0.00040889 = 3.9245 BTC [-] 1016894;1423788308;mike_c;oddly hypnotic: http://i.imgur.com/JHBwH3f.jpg 1016895;1423788309;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/170FCGc ) 1016896;1423788466;jurov;i can't find myself :'( 1016897;1423788730;mike_c;jurov: you're three right of mircea. thestringpuller is crowding you with his long name. 1016898;1423788733;mike_c;https://s3.amazonaws.com/btcalpha/static/foobar.svg 1016899;1423788735;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/170HBdB ) 1016900;1423788873;jurov;i guessed it right 1016901;1423788904;mike_c;magicaltux is just past 3 o'clock. lots of thick red lines incoming :) 1016902;1423788919;jurov;yes,. guessed that too 1016903;1423789070;jurov;!up brendafdez 1016904;1423789078;jurov;hi brenda 1016905;1423789294;jurov;!up brendafdez 1016906;1423789323;brendafdez;thanks 1016907;1423789412;brendafdez;I was considering seeing that most anyone is running a ponzi scheme on facebook, I wouldn twant to miss out, but your opinion on the matter would be greatly appreciated. What would you consider an appropriate domain name? 1016908;1423789412;brendafdez;Either for the ponzi scheme or for a perosnal blog, i'm still not sure which one to do first ;) 1016909;1423789449;brendafdez;i did read the DNS post, thankfully my own name and the domain i use for pretty much everything start with br already 1016910;1423789451;jurov;lol why us? 1016911;1423789460;brendafdez;because 1016912;1423789488;jurov;!s forlorn 1016913;1423789489;assbot;1 results for 'forlorn' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=forlorn 1016914;1423789499;jurov;^my ideas, free to use 1016915;1423789523;BingoBoingo;!b 9 1016916;1423789524;assbot;Last 9 lines bashed and pending review. ( http://dpaste.com/2DTS8R8.txt ) 1016917;1423789585;brendafdez;^facebook^bitcoin 1016918;1423789603;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12600 @ 0.00040889 = 5.152 BTC [-] 1016919;1423789681;BingoBoingo;brendafdez: If you really want to run a ponzi scheme you might be better off on Friendster. Facebook is pretty much a law enforcement honeypot anymore. 1016920;1423789724;brendafdez;I meant bitcoin instead of facebook, I trid to replace the word later ;) 1016921;1423789734;BingoBoingo;And ponzi schemes are so passe. Better just go back to the old Black Hand racket. 1016922;1423789758;jurov;brendafdez: won't you rather do an affiliate for honest-to-God dice game? 1016923;1423789785;brendafdez;provable fairness is not my cup of tea 1016924;1423789793;jurov;!b 1 1016925;1423789794;assbot;Last 1 lines bashed and pending review. ( http://dpaste.com/14P0T6H.txt ) 1016926;1423790031;brendafdez;well, honestly, i was kidding with the ponzi scheme, even though I own the domain ponzify.me which i think will serve me well sometime in the future. During a bad hangover I thought it would be a good idea to so something there, along the lines of a game which simulates a ponzi scheme, but open and hones, where all funds received in each round are distributed in their entirety, and I only profit from a small fee deducted from each, and the hash 1016927;1423790041;mod6;<+asciilifeform> http://i.imgur.com/EuoNzHn.jpg << picked this up for later. << cool! deck of cards cca. 1955 1016928;1423790043;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/170NIyE ) 1016929;1423790080;jurov;http://bitcoinpyramid.com/ << brendafdez, old idea 1016930;1423790081;assbot;Bitcoin Pyramid ... ( http://bit.ly/170NTtJ ) 1016931;1423790087;brendafdez;oh :( 1016932;1423790107;scoopbot;New post on Qntra.net by Bingo Boingo: http://qntra.net/2015/02/bill-would-ban-federal-employees-from-porn-breaks-at-work/ 1016933;1423790112;mod6;mike_c: that's an awesome graph. did you generate that? 1016934;1423790122;cazalla;brendafdez, don't the good ideas come prior to the hang over? 1016935;1423790150;brendafdez;if they were to come i wouldn't care much about the timing 1016936;1423790201;mike_c;mod6: yeah 1016937;1423790210;mod6;very cool 1016938;1423790313;[]bot;Bet placed: 2 BTC for No on "BTC to rally to $4000 before July 2015" http://bitbet.us/bet/1026/ Odds: 8(Y):92(N) by coin, 10(Y):90(N) by weight. Total bet: 16.0199 BTC. Current weight: 38,912. 1016939;1423790315;[]bot;Bet placed: 2 BTC for No on "The Winkdex: BTC $5000 or more in 2015" http://bitbet.us/bet/1104/ Odds: 13(Y):87(N) by coin, 14(Y):86(N) by weight. Total bet: 72.9218 BTC. Current weight: 90,906. 1016940;1423790430;BingoBoingo;;;ticker --market all 1016941;1423790437;gribble;Bitstamp BTCUSD last: 222.35, vol: 7415.36814229 | BTC-E BTCUSD last: 217.941, vol: 5730.36662 | Bitfinex BTCUSD last: 221.85, vol: 19876.98211105 | BTCChina BTCUSD last: 219.48109, vol: 107921.39720000 | Kraken BTCUSD last: 223.99999, vol: 2.519 | Bitcoin-Central BTCUSD last: 228.985819772, vol: 36.72501356 | Volume-weighted last average: 219.905934254 1016942;1423790864;decimation;asciilifeform, others with interest < apparently Oracle/Sun still produce sparc chips, they shipped 7000 units in Q3 2014! http://www.itworld.com/article/2883087/oracle-says-it-still-fully-supports-the-sparc-processor.html 1016943;1423790865;assbot;Oracle says it still fully supports the Sparc processor | ITworld ... ( http://bit.ly/170Rwjk ) 1016944;1423791250;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 3934 @ 0.00076217 = 2.9984 BTC [-] {5} 1016945;1423791258;BingoBoingo;decimation: "rent seeking" 1016946;1423791322;mod6;this is the ongoing battle for fbsd: http://dpaste.com/2G50MYJ 1016947;1423791323;assbot;dpaste: 2G50MYJ ... ( http://bit.ly/1zQcc9q ) 1016948;1423791688;decimation;mod6: does it work on openbsd? 1016949;1423791738;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 25237 @ 0.00040889 = 10.3192 BTC [-] 1016950;1423791854;mod6;decimation: so, a guy had some patches to make it build on obsd and it's on github, but it's like v0.9x iirc. 1016951;1423791860;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17550 @ 0.0004084 = 7.1674 BTC [-] {2} 1016952;1423791896;mod6;last I remember, I asked in here and BB was using a forward version on obsd that he got working, but he said it wasn't stable. 1016953;1423791924;mod6;no real big effort has been undertaken to get the RI (v0.5.3.1) on to openbsd yet. 1016954;1423791985;mod6;I put like 8-10 hours into it in the beginning of January, but got side tracked before I got too far. 1016955;1423792013;decimation;I had it running (0.5.3) on openbsd awhile ago 1016956;1423792019;decimation;but it was using older libraries 1016957;1423792021;mod6;how did it work for you? 1016958;1423792023;mod6;ah 1016959;1423792029;mod6;like old boost? 1016960;1423792033;mod6;or bdb? 1016961;1423792036;decimation;yes I think so 1016962;1423792048;decimation;I remember using the boost/bdb that was available on the ports 1016963;1423792063;ben_vulpes; It would be amazing if mod6 and ben_vulpes could rip it out of the code completely << i like how you're implying i know anything about cpp 1016964;1423792063;assbot;AMAZING COMPANY! 1016965;1423792067;mod6;did it require any patches to source? 1016966;1423792074;decimation;a couple of header things 1016967;1423792079;decimation;and some makefile repair 1016968;1423792083;mod6;yeah, ok, seems about the same as fbsd 1016969;1423792086;mod6;yup. 1016970;1423792087;mod6;ok. 1016971;1423792103;ben_vulpes; [] https://s3.amazonaws.com/btcalpha/static/foobar.svg << neat 1016972;1423792105;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/170HBdB ) 1016973;1423792105;decimation;I would be surprised if they were remarkably different, other than the versions of supporting libs 1016974;1423792156;mod6;i guess i can give it a shot. because im out of ideas on this bug on fbsd. 1016975;1423792166;mod6;i've got a obsd 5.6 vm 1016976;1423792199;decimation;I think I blew away my obsd 5.6 vm 1016977;1423792471;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32600 @ 0.00040764 = 13.2891 BTC [-] {2} 1016978;1423792480;decimation;sigh, I need to configure a bouncer 1016979;1423792582;ben_vulpes;what bouncers does everyone use? 1016980;1423792589;ben_vulpes;i'm currently using znc and i hate hate HATE it. 1016981;1423792618;decimation;I donno. I've been looking around and there don't seem to be very many maintained bouncers 1016982;1423792643;ben_vulpes;znc is a laggy buggy piece of shit 1016983;1423792654;decimation;it doesn't seem like a very hard problem 1016984;1423792665;ben_vulpes;i was very happy when i was running an emacs irc client on a remote host over mosh. 1016985;1423792676;decimation;irc seems to be about 100x more complicated than it needs to be 1016986;1423792698;decimation;ben_vulpes: why not go back to that? 1016987;1423792699;ben_vulpes;but then i got all grumpy about having to maintain multiple sets of finger macros for the emacs-in-terminal vs the emacs-in-xserver 1016988;1423792710;decimation;ah 1016989;1423792891;ben_vulpes;decimation: i don't know that this was a good decision. 1016990;1423792900;ben_vulpes;maybe i should run an x server on the remote host as well! 1016991;1423792911;decimation;yeah I think I would pick the finger-macros 1016992;1423792954;decimation;nah, x over laggy network sucks 1016993;1423792962;ben_vulpes;mk well nm then. 1016994;1423793020;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37450 @ 0.00040757 = 15.2635 BTC [-] 1016995;1423793077;decimation;if you are gonna go that route you might as well use vnc or other 'slim' window-network protocol 1016996;1423793081;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31850 @ 0.00041715 = 13.2862 BTC [+] 1016997;1423793189;decimation;ben_vulpes: did you figure out how to get erc to use sasl? 1016998;1423793201;decimation;the documentation I found was sparse 1016999;1423793473;decimation;!up thestringpuller 1017000;1423793490;thestringpuller;thanks decimation 1017001;1423793712;decimation;!up TheNewDeal 1017002;1423793729;ben_vulpes;decimation: i did at one point. 1017003;1423793730;TheNewDeal;Gratzi 1017004;1423793942;decimation;emacs is great, but it is annoying how you have dick around with the settings for certain poorly written extensions sometimes 1017005;1423793980;ben_vulpes;s/emacs/oss 1017006;1423793998;decimation;aye 1017007;1423794240;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22050 @ 0.00040757 = 8.9869 BTC [-] 1017008;1423794382;asciilifeform;x over laggy network sucks << unless one (or both) endpoints is in orbit, or at sea, there is really no excuse for this 1017009;1423794606;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [RENT] 111 @ 0.00935 = 1.0379 BTC [+] 1017010;1423794713;thestringpuller;portaturd still has wallet.dat? 1017011;1423794758;asciilifeform;sure 1017012;1423794761;asciilifeform;nobody snipped the wallet 1017013;1423794825;thestringpuller;I wonder when my pogo buttplugs are coming. 1017014;1423794967;thestringpuller;mike_c: now you see the pain with my graph :P 1017015;1423795034;decimation;re laggy X < asciilifeform do you often experience sub 100 ms latencies? 1017016;1423795073;asciilifeform;nope 1017017;1423795076;asciilifeform;see above. 1017018;1423795080;asciilifeform;or wait 1017019;1423795083;asciilifeform;sub? 1017020;1423795085;asciilifeform;sure 1017021;1423795099;decimation;I guess my network sucks 1017022;1423795165;ben_vulpes;oh my network sucks 1017023;1423795168;ben_vulpes;i take that as a given 1017024;1423795277;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 56800 @ 0.00040757 = 23.15 BTC [-] 1017025;1423795290;TheNewDeal;;;Bids 216.9 1017026;1423795290;gribble;Bitstamp | There are currently 1672.5535 bitcoins demanded at or over 216.9 USD, worth 365825.458696 USD in total. | Data vintage: 0.0232 seconds 1017027;1423795302;TheNewDeal;;;Ticker 1017028;1423795303;gribble;Bitstamp BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 221.93, Best ask: 222.23, Bid-ask spread: 0.30000, Last trade: 222.23, 24 hour volume: 7341.41273175, 24 hour low: 218.01, 24 hour high: 223.38, 24 hour vwap: 221.330426469 1017029;1423795460;decimation;!up thestringpuller 1017030;1423795765;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 9400 @ 0.00041557 = 3.9064 BTC [+] 1017031;1423796009;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 2241 @ 0.00075009 = 1.681 BTC [-] {7} 1017032;1423796314;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [B.MINE] 228 @ 0.00551997 = 1.2586 BTC [+] {14} 1017033;1423796497;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15200 @ 0.00041565 = 6.3179 BTC [+] {2} 1017034;1423796619;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [B.EXCH] 204 @ 0.00577271 = 1.1776 BTC [-] {2} 1017035;1423797065;mod6;i've got a script to pull archives, verify and patch on Linux/FreeBSD/OpenBSD. Will only compile it on Linux since we're not quite there yet on *BSD, give it a try, let me know how it goes: 1017036;1423797081;mod6;http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=KEdQ3NLe 1017037;1423797082;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1E6aK2n ) 1017038;1423797128;thestringpuller;ick a perl script 1017039;1423797141;thestringpuller;mod6: have been born before 1985 :D 1017040;1423797142;thestringpuller;jkjk 1017041;1423797143;thestringpuller;<3 1017042;1423797143;mod6;there is a subroutine in there to check on the openssl version, but that needs some work yet. so its commented out from execution. 1017043;1423797153;thestringpuller;it looks pretty tho 1017044;1423797172;mod6;and OpenBSD seems to be using "LibreSSL 2.0" by default 1017045;1423797201;mod6;thestringpuller: haha 1017046;1423797212;thestringpuller;how long did it take to write this script? looks more like a binary than just s cript :P 1017047;1423797226;mod6;this is the 8th version. 1017048;1423797269;mod6;v1-4 took like 1 evening maybe 2. spent another whole day getting it working on FreeBSD, and just an hour or two now on OpenBSD 1017049;1423797282;mod6;it was pretty quick over all. 1017050;1423797311;mod6;i'd much rather program this type of stuff in perl as opposed to sh/bash/ksh/csh/tcsh/zsh/ash *stab* 1017051;1423797328;thestringpuller;how do I set home? 1017052;1423797332;thestringpuller;"HOME directory not set" 1017053;1423797337;thestringpuller;$HOME is set to my user home 1017054;1423797346;mod6;should be line 41 1017055;1423797359;mod6;or search the file for XXX 1017056;1423797389;mod6;also if you want it to not clean out the stuff that it builds with, change $FULL_CLEAN to FALSE 1017057;1423797424;thestringpuller;do I need to download any thing or does it download everything i need? 1017058;1423797451;mod6;in 1985 i was crushing other kidz in pitfall 1017059;1423797474;thestringpuller;the only good game for atari it seems 1017060;1423797477;thestringpuller;now I want o play that 1017061;1423797486;*;mod6 grabs rope and swings over alligator 1017062;1423797601;thestringpuller;it's not checking for my os 1017063;1423797602;thestringpuller;:( 1017064;1423797624;thestringpuller;checkOS(); << that's not printing anything for me 1017065;1423797640;mod6;what are you running it on? 1017066;1423797680;decimation;maybe it will compile on osx as a side effect 1017067;1423797681;thestringpuller;dmesg | grep -e ".*\\s+Linux version (.*)\\s+.*" << this returns zilch for me 1017068;1423797707;thestringpuller;i'm on debian 7 1017069;1423797707;mod6;eh, yeah, i probably need to tidy that up a bit. 1017070;1423797720;*;mod6 tinkers 1017071;1423797722;thestringpuller;can I just override to make it "linux" 1017072;1423797750;decimation;pitfall was pretty classic 1017073;1423797774;thestringpuller;lets see if it compiles mr. six of modulo 1017074;1423797788;thestringpuller;"Compiling bitcoind..." 1017075;1423797818;mod6;guess i tried to get too cute with that line, just change it to this: 1017076;1423797819;mod6;dmesg | grep -e ".*Linux.*" 1017077;1423797839;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22786 @ 0.00040757 = 9.2869 BTC [-] 1017078;1423797866;mod6;ill update it on my side if that works better 1017079;1423797885;thestringpuller;script is currently running right now 1017080;1423797890;thestringpuller;i'll change it if it fails 1017081;1423797893;thestringpuller;but looks like its compiling 1017082;1423797912;thestringpuller;i have all old libs needed to compile bitcoind 0.72 downloaded (boost and stuff) so it should chug on some level 1017083;1423797973;thestringpuller;i really wish I could see the compilation output 1017084;1423797977;thestringpuller;why is it being swallowed? 1017085;1423797995;mod6;the current hypothesis is that if you're not running 1.0.1g openssl you'll wedge @ 168,001 1017086;1423798004;mod6;on a bad signature 1017087;1423798019;mod6;for this tx: https://blockchain.info/tx/2c2314f353013f920d8fbfde242d7d23ba4cb9b97dc24f481dd0ccfd8f56324c?show_adv=true 1017088;1423798021;assbot; Bitcoin Transaction 2c2314f353013f920d8fbfde242d7d23ba4cb9b97dc24f481dd0ccfd8f56324c ... ( http://bit.ly/1vHBebe ) 1017089;1423798062;mod6;thestringpuller: eh, i could put it to stdout. just figured that it was cleaner without it. but i can add it. 1017090;1423798062;thestringpuller;really? that transaction requires openssl to verify?!? 1017091;1423798104;thestringpuller;how was alf able to get pogoturd up to to date? 1017092;1423798105;mod6;after a week of banging my head on the wall, that seems to be the thing that gets me and ben past the wall. 1017093;1423798140;asciilifeform;thestringpuller: up to date ? 1017094;1423798159;thestringpuller;isn't version on pogoturd derived from foundations codebase? 1017095;1423798159;asciilifeform;thestringpuller: notice that 'portatronic' recipe featured 1.0.1g 1017096;1423798173;thestringpuller;Oh i see. 1017097;1423798173;mod6;well, the really strange thing is that it totally isnt consistant. just as recently as the 26th of January I completed full sync with v0.5.3 + patches { 1, rm_rf_upnp, 2, 3, 4, & 6 } and openssl v0.9.8o 1017098;1423798185;*;thestringpuller continues browsing mailing archive 1017099;1423798191;mod6;its all in the logs and there's a permutation matrix, etc. 1017100;1423798201;asciilifeform;i have not tried it with any other version of openssl 1017101;1423798203;mod6;it'll be in the end month report... for sure 1017102;1423798216;thestringpuller;maybe I missed the memo, but what does openssl do in the context of bitcoind? 1017103;1423798219;thestringpuller;i.e. why? 1017104;1423798237;asciilifeform;thestringpuller: 1) (the biggie) ecdsa signature verification & creation 1017105;1423798242;asciilifeform;2) wallet crypt with aes 1017106;1423798252;mod6;yeah crypto routines 1017107;1423798277;mod6;someone posted a comment in the powerranger github about a change to DER 1017108;1423798280;*;mod6 looks 1017109;1423798390;mod6;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=10-02-2015#1014126 1017110;1423798390;assbot;Logged on 10-02-2015 01:29:45; assbot: Improve robustness of DER recoding code · f19dded · bitcoin/bitcoin · GitHub ... ( http://bit.ly/1AQYAMP ) 1017111;1423798411;mod6;anyway, im not sure yet. 1017112;1423798416;mod6;more research is required 1017113;1423798513;thestringpuller;kinda weird how older clients naturally won't have heartbleed 1017114;1423798530;thestringpuller;s/weird/conspicuous 1017115;1423798546;thestringpuller;s/won't/wouldn't have had/ 1017116;1423798576;asciilifeform;at any rate, no https, no heartbleed 1017117;1423798602;thestringpuller;hearn wanted to merge that in iirc, something about 2-factor? 1017118;1423798641;thestringpuller;mod6: it compiled 1017119;1423798665;thestringpuller;I gotta run it as a different user tho cause I'm running another bitcoind rite nao 1017120;1423798712;mod6;nice 1017121;1423798727;thestringpuller;unless you can set where bitcoind puts .bitcoin directory? 1017122;1423798727;mod6;ok made the update in here (v0.0.8.1): 1017123;1423798728;mod6;http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=BCBvCVrG 1017124;1423798729;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1vHC2wA ) 1017125;1423798767;mod6;sure, you can put .bitcoin where ever you like and just do like `./bitcoind -datadir=/path/to/.bitcoin -daemon -debug &` 1017126;1423798800;thestringpuller;will it `mkdir .bitcoin` on the directory or do I have to do it myself? 1017127;1423798821;mod6;bitcoind will use ~/.bitcoin by default 1017128;1423798836;mod6;so you probably wanna do `mkdir -p /path/to/.bitcoin` 1017129;1423798869;danielpbarron;you can specify directory with -datadir= 1017130;1423798876;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12279 @ 0.00040757 = 5.0046 BTC [-] 1017131;1423798876;danielpbarron;oh someone said 1017132;1423798917;mod6;ok, im gotta try to patch up this thing on openbsd and see if i can get anywhere. 1017133;1423799476;mod6;aight, patched up, installing boost 1.53 on obsd 1017134;1423799478;mod6;we'll see. 1017135;1423800584;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29250 @ 0.00040816 = 11.9387 BTC [+] 1017136;1423801133;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18350 @ 0.00040816 = 7.4897 BTC [+] 1017137;1423801644;mod6;getting close: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=NizDiqXj 1017138;1423801645;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1vHEqU5 ) 1017139;1423801681;mod6;i might have to build boost 1.42 by hand. the horror. 1017140;1423801686;mod6;the horror. 1017141;1423801776;mod6;boost_thread is in there though... o_O 1017142;1423801776;mod6;# ls /usr/local/include/boost/thr 1017143;1423801777;mod6;thread.hpp thread/ 1017144;1423802189;mod6;oh weird. 1017145;1423802191;mod6;it worked 1017146;1423802213;thestringpuller;an hour passes 1017147;1423802220;thestringpuller;how quick the time moves 1017148;1423802292;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16850 @ 0.00040745 = 6.8655 BTC [-] {2} 1017149;1423802328;mod6;you need the red-ring and the magical swoard & shield for this type of thing 1017150;1423802536;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4400 @ 0.00040816 = 1.7959 BTC [+] 1017151;1423802872;mod6;FUCK. YES. \o/ 1017152;1423802873;mod6;http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=6hyK8VrD 1017153;1423802874;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1vHFoQe ) 1017154;1423803008;TheNewDeal;Conrad references and bitcoind buolds... only in #ba 1017155;1423803071;TheNewDeal;Errr I guess I'm not sure if that line is ib the book 1017156;1423803128;mod6;you gotta love this 1017157;1423803128;mod6;/home/mod6/dev/bitcoin-v0_5_3_1/src/util.cpp:692: warning: strcpy() is almost always misused, please use strlcpy() 1017158;1423804043;mod6;here's the patch 1017159;1423804044;mod6;http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=Ei2pJTur 1017160;1423804045;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1vHGtYy ) 1017161;1423804184;mod6;here's a picture of what libs I had installed & openssl version: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=be4Yr0MZ 1017162;1423804185;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1vHGAmS ) 1017163;1423804216;mod6;i'll formalize this stuff in the next few days and get it on to the list. 1017164;1423804603;mod6;more good news. my AWS instance achieved full sync just now with the following config: v0.5.3 + patches { 1, rm_rf_upnp, 2, 3, 4, 6 & 7 } & openssl version 1.0.1g : http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=VVz5j1dW 1017165;1423804604;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1vHGXhl ) 1017166;1423804610;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 18800 @ 0.00040647 = 7.6416 BTC [-] 1017167;1423804622;mod6;(this is on debian 6) 1017168;1423804705;asciilifeform;mod6: why did you snip the static build? 1017169;1423804724;asciilifeform;mod6: that patch renders bitcoind-portatronic unbuildable 1017170;1423804872;mod6;ah. i'll add it back in. no prob. just wanted someone to look over my shoulder on that part. 1017171;1423804915;*;asciilifeform presently thinks that bitcoind should only ever be build statically 1017172;1423804920;asciilifeform;*built 1017173;1423805014;mod6;that's fine. i kinda was thinking trying to statically link the libs was giving me an issue. forgot to add it back in. 1017174;1423805078;mod6;i'll have another patch here in a minute. meanwhile, i have v0.0.8.2 of the perl script, few tweeks in case anyone cares: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=UNzScJP7 1017175;1423805079;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1vHHiQS ) 1017176;1423805159;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17850 @ 0.00041245 = 7.3622 BTC [+] {3} 1017177;1423805305;asciilifeform;unrelated historical: 1017178;1423805311;asciilifeform;http://www.xach.com/naggum/articles/3237547471622801@naggum.net.html << naggum on the 'altcoins' of his time. 1017179;1423805311;assbot;Re: Why I can't use Lisp. - Naggum cll archive ... ( http://bit.ly/1vHHsYD ) 1017180;1423805340;asciilifeform;unrelated2: anybody here into Ada? 1017181;1423805681;mod6;http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=ipcYZDsy 1017182;1423805683;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1vHHI9T ) 1017183;1423805688;mod6;asciilifeform: that look better? 1017184;1423806013;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4705 @ 0.00041715 = 1.9627 BTC [+] 1017185;1423806867;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6396 @ 0.00041715 = 2.6681 BTC [+] 1017186;1423808075;mod6;obsd v0.5.3.1 got past first 2 checkpoints: "version" : 50301, "blocks" : 42307, 1017187;1423808366;mod6;passed 3rd checkpoint.. 1017188;1423808398;mod6;4th 1017189;1423808454;mod6;5th 1017190;1423808792;mod6;one thing that sucks about this version of bdb 4.6 is that it doesn't support my database flag to autoremote the database transaction logs : dbenv.log_set_config(DB_LOG_AUTO_REMOVE, 1); 1017191;1423808796;mod6;:/ 1017192;1423808815;mod6;s/autoremote/autoremove/ 1017193;1423809159;mod6;6th checkpoint passed 1017194;1423809734;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15200 @ 0.00042019 = 6.3869 BTC [+] 1017195;1423809785;punkman;if we replace openssl with libressl or whatever, how do we verify all the buggy data generated by 7 different openssl versions? 1017196;1423809838;danielpbarron;exceptions 1017197;1423809862;mod6;7th checkpoint passed 1017198;1423809893;mod6;punkman: yeah, there's a bunch of work to be done surrouding openssl/libressl 1017199;1423809896;ben_vulpes;punkman: asciilifeform proposed snipping the crypto routines out of ssl and dropping them wholesale into the bitcoind 1017200;1423809928;ben_vulpes;okay hey so devil's advocate for a moment 1017201;1423809932;ben_vulpes;what's so bad about boost? 1017202;1423809938;punkman;fuck boost 1017203;1423809961;ben_vulpes;a well-reasoned critique. thanks punkman. 1017204;1423809965;punkman;:D 1017205;1423809972;mod6;so, the funny part is, as the story goes, most of what is in boost was put into the 2011 standard. 1017206;1423809978;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35315 @ 0.00042065 = 14.8553 BTC [+] {2} 1017207;1423810004;mod6;one sec, lemme find this /. post & artcile i was reading. 1017208;1423810054;*;danielpbarron whips out a stick and points to a random line of boost source asking, "what does this line do?" 1017209;1423810055;mod6;this is probably worth a read: http://developers-beta.slashdot.org/story/13/03/15/1423208/comparing-the-c-standard-and-boost 1017210;1423810057;assbot;Comparing the C++ Standard and Boost - Slashdot ... ( http://bit.ly/1KSfMkZ ) 1017211;1423810223;punkman;I wonder what the liberally sprinkled "CRITICAL_BLOCK" does 1017212;1423810246;ben_vulpes;i have no clue, man. 1017213;1423810277;punkman;was replaced with something named "LOCK" soon after 0.5.3 1017214;1423810286;mod6;its thread safty 1017215;1423810311;ben_vulpes;well okay i grok that it's related to thread safety 1017216;1423810320;ben_vulpes;but as to danielpbarron's pointer... 1017217;1423810324;mod6;mutual exlusion semaphore 1017218;1423810343;mod6;*exclusion 1017219;1423810371;ben_vulpes;i am full of questions as to how that's implemented 1017220;1423810432;mod6;red ring + magical sword & shield required. 1017221;1423810444;mod6;its hairy in there. 1017222;1423810502;mod6;An adventurer is you! 1017223;1423810535;ben_vulpes;doesn't look like there are that many different boost functions called. 1017224;1423810543;ben_vulpes;assuming, that is that all boost functions start with BOOST_ 1017225;1423810631;mod6;i think a lot of em are, yeah. 1017226;1423810726;mod6;i thought the warings at the end of the openbsd compilation were rather lulzy 1017227;1423810740;mod6;gotta add a patch for that stuff 1017228;1423810895;mod6;thestringpuller: thanks for testing that script tonight 1017229;1423811383;punkman;mod6, did you statically compile that last instance? 1017230;1423811417;mod6;no 1017231;1423811531;mod6;i'll rebuild with STATIC and see 1017232;1423811551;ben_vulpes;forgive the naivte, but what does static compilation buy one? 1017233;1423811578;punkman;not wondering about what version openssl you are using for one 1017234;1423811671;ben_vulpes;yeah explicit deps are nice 1017235;1423811789;punkman;and you can move the binary to other machine without having to pull all the boost-dev packages 1017236;1423811930;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 21700 @ 0.00042205 = 9.1585 BTC [+] 1017237;1423812095;punkman;this is nice https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock 1017238;1423812096;assbot;gorhill/uBlock · GitHub ... ( http://bit.ly/1Mild0f ) 1017239;1423812186;punkman;http://gelio.livejournal.com/193025.html 1017240;1423812188;assbot;Gelio (Степанов Слава) - An-225 Mriya is the world’s largest aircraft (English version) ... ( http://bit.ly/1Milgt0 ) 1017241;1423812657;mod6;well, i think im just tired. 1017242;1423812711;mod6;http://dpaste.com/02JHVFN 1017243;1423812712;assbot;dpaste: 02JHVFN ... ( http://bit.ly/1ClRY75 ) 1017244;1423812714;mod6;im not sure if that worked 1017245;1423812772;mod6;OH 1017246;1423812774;mod6;derp 1017247;1423812786;mod6;"LMODE", not "LDMODE" 1017248;1423812805;punkman;sidenote: this version uses a dozen ways to print things to stdout/stderr, needs cleanup 1017249;1423812829;mod6;noted. 1017250;1423812873;punkman;I can probably do that, after we decide on some standard 1017251;1423812885;mod6;we'll get there :] 1017252;1423812957;mod6;http://dpaste.com/1MQCQMX 1017253;1423812958;assbot;dpaste: 1MQCQMX ... ( http://bit.ly/1ClSvWP ) 1017254;1423813011;mod6;height=128873 1017255;1423813176;mod6;-Wl,-Bdynamic 1017256;1423813186;mod6;i still don't think i did the right thing there.. 1017257;1423813455;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15173 @ 0.000424 = 6.4334 BTC [+] {3} 1017258;1423813924;cazalla;scoopbot, u r hopeless :\ http://qntra.net/2015/02/bitcoin-group-limited-run-afoul-of-asic/ 1017259;1423813925;assbot;Bitcoin Group Limited Run Afoul Of ASIC | Qntra.net ... ( http://bit.ly/1MinqJa ) 1017260;1423814004;punkman;ASIC heh 1017261;1423814422;mod6;punkman: http://dpaste.com/29Q2FMQ 1017262;1423814423;assbot;dpaste: 29Q2FMQ ... ( http://bit.ly/1MinZTc ) 1017263;1423814427;mod6;that's weird 'eh 1017264;1423814455;mod6;this in one place: -Wl,-Bstatic : this in another: -Wl,-Bdynamic 1017265;1423814508;mod6;oh LMODE2 didn't get set. 1017266;1423814519;punkman;yeah that if clause is weird 1017267;1423814530;mod6;i thought the IFDEF should do that 1017268;1423814533;mod6;o.O 1017269;1423814561;mod6;ok here we go, one more time 1017270;1423814755;mod6;alright, and yeah, the output binary is way bigger: 1017271;1423814755;mod6;http://dpaste.com/23P8VBE 1017272;1423814756;assbot;dpaste: 23P8VBE ... ( http://bit.ly/1Miotsn ) 1017273;1423814769;mod6;its like ~10mb larger 1017274;1423814808;mod6;[1] + Segmentation fault ./bitcoind -datadir=/home/mod6/.bitcoin -daemon (core dumped) 1017275;1423814811;mod6;ho ho! 1017276;1423814873;mod6;http://dpaste.com/0VPYTWM 1017277;1423814875;assbot;dpaste: 0VPYTWM ... ( http://bit.ly/1MioIDY ) 1017278;1423814882;mod6;well, thats all for me. 1017279;1423814889;mod6;sleep(21600) 1017280;1423815102;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30300 @ 0.00041978 = 12.7193 BTC [-] {2} 1017281;1423816505;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27550 @ 0.00042512 = 11.7121 BTC [+] {2} 1017282;1423816754;cazalla;fucking lightning 1017283;1423817286;fluffypony;cazalla: you should probably stop trying to have sex with it 1017284;1423817292;fluffypony;lightning burns 1017285;1423817336;cazalla;maybe you should stop with the unfunny south african jokes 1017286;1423817369;cazalla;how's that for a burn? :P 1017287;1423817446;fluffypony;hah hah 1017288;1423817461;fluffypony;something-something-sheep 1017289;1423817494;cazalla;it's the nzer's into sheep 1017290;1423817578;fluffypony;I know, but you're right there 1017291;1423817582;fluffypony;so by extension 1017292;1423817794;cazalla;i guess nz is to australia as australia is to ussa 1017293;1423818123;cazalla;fuck that lightning was so loud then 1017294;1423818185;fluffypony;the lightning...was...loud? 1017295;1423818269;cazalla;ya know, when it strikes.. made me jump that's all 1017296;1423818410;fluffypony;you mean the thunder was loud? 1017297;1423818458;fluffypony;lightning doesn't make a noise...unless it's hitting one of those electric substations and that explodes 1017298;1423818477;cazalla;then i guess that is what i meant 1017299;1423819547;punkman;https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BZX9h-6IEAA-JLy.jpg 1017300;1423819548;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1CnDP6N ) 1017301;1423819677;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20439 @ 0.00042314 = 8.6486 BTC [-] 1017302;1423820165;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 32616 @ 0.00042526 = 13.8703 BTC [+] {3} 1017303;1423820520;fluffypony;punkman: I hate it when that happens 1017304;1423820910;cazalla;http://qntra.net/2015/02/quebec-regulator-bitcoin-businesses-need-a-licence/ 1017305;1423820911;assbot;Quebec Regulator: Bitcoin Businesses Need A Licence | Qntra.net ... ( http://bit.ly/1Ai4VRN ) 1017306;1423821812;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 2500 @ 0.00079303 = 1.9826 BTC [-] {2} 1017307;1423821995;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34650 @ 0.00041853 = 14.5021 BTC [-] 1017308;1423822045;BingoBoingo;;;later tell mod6 https://github.com/jasperla/openbsd-wip/commit/9ef1b3a903d22c946a4536f56e26cfd16429c4bb 1017309;1423822046;assbot;enable regress and fix random bug effecting wallets badly from dhill · 9ef1b3a · jasperla/openbsd-wip · GitHub ... ( http://bit.ly/1Ai7EuG ) 1017310;1423822046;gribble;The operation succeeded. 1017311;1423822104;fluffypony;cazalla: http://www.zdnet.com/article/bitcoin-group-pulled-up-for-pre-ipo-chatter/ 1017312;1423822105;assbot;Bitcoin Group pulled up for pre-IPO chatter | ZDNet ... ( http://bit.ly/1Ai7K5m ) 1017313;1423822122;fluffypony;lol at the securities commission in oz being called ASIC 1017314;1423822130;cazalla;posted that earlier 1017315;1423822155;cazalla;you know how the chinese are, scamming each other and all that 1017316;1423822174;fluffypony;yeah 1017317;1423822192;cazalla;demanding red letters full of bitcoins it seems 1017318;1423823893;BingoBoingo;!up nubbins` 1017319;1423823897;nubbins`;hi 1017320;1423823901;BingoBoingo;hallo 1017321;1423823909;nubbins`;http://imgur.com/gDBg21z 1017322;1423823910;assbot; Imgur ... ( http://bit.ly/1E6YyOU ) 1017323;1423823935;nubbins`;bit of snow yest 1017324;1423824023;nubbins`;oh and i'm going to cleve-land in april 1017325;1423824611;fluffypony;!up hegemoOn 1017326;1423824618;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35700 @ 0.00041853 = 14.9415 BTC [-] 1017327;1423824631;hegemoOn;good morning ladies dans gentlemen 1017328;1423824638;hegemoOn;i wanted to share this to you http://www.antimoneylaunderinglaw.com/2015/01/france-eu-call-for-expedited-regulation-of-bitcoin-to-strengthen-counter-terrorist-financing-efforts-following-charlie-hebdo-incident-and-an-end-to-all-anonymous-financial-transactions-through-repor.html 1017329;1423824641;assbot;France calls for strong regulation of Bitcoin in EU counter-terrorist financing laws following Charlie Hebdo incident and an end to anonymous financial transactions | Duhaime's Anti-Money Laundering Law in Canada ... ( http://bit.ly/1MiFrqE ) 1017330;1423824694;punkman;cheeky 1017331;1423824803;hegemoOn;it is very funny indeed, when you know that in the Charlie-Hebdo attack, the money was founded by a consummer credit you can easely get just by phone call to a bank 1017332;1423824831;hegemoOn;and the terrorist got 6000 euros on begining of december this way to buy all the guns and bullet they needed for the attack 1017333;1423824838;hegemoOn;nothing related to crypto-currency 1017334;1423825533;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43736 @ 0.00041831 = 18.2952 BTC [-] {2} 1017335;1423825797;punkman;'Folks are like "that's poor software development practice", and I'm like "yeah, I used to have dreams too"' 1017336;1423827241;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 29450 @ 0.00042611 = 12.5489 BTC [+] {2} 1017337;1423827302;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 86500 @ 0.00042951 = 37.1526 BTC [+] {4} 1017338;1423828339;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16200 @ 0.00043326 = 7.0188 BTC [+] 1017339;1423828522;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12250 @ 0.00043353 = 5.3107 BTC [+] {2} 1017340;1423828583;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6965 @ 0.00043368 = 3.0206 BTC [+] 1017341;1423828644;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26035 @ 0.00043647 = 11.3635 BTC [+] 1017342;1423829835;davout;hegemoOn: nice, no sources tho 1017343;1423830230;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28700 @ 0.00042269 = 12.1312 BTC [-] {2} 1017344;1423830901;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39900 @ 0.00042285 = 16.8717 BTC [+] 1017345;1423831003;BingoBoingo;Anyone looking to build bitcoind/bitcoin-qt on OpenBSD for wallet purposes likely needs to make this source change https://github.com/jasperla/openbsd-wip/blob/9ef1b3a903d22c946a4536f56e26cfd16429c4bb/net/bitcoin/patches/patch-src_wallet_cpp 1017346;1423831004;assbot;openbsd-wip/patch-src_wallet_cpp at 9ef1b3a903d22c946a4536f56e26cfd16429c4bb · jasperla/openbsd-wip · GitHub ... ( http://bit.ly/1DMN3Ox ) 1017347;1423831023;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11300 @ 0.00042285 = 4.7782 BTC [+] 1017348;1423831633;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22650 @ 0.00041363 = 9.3687 BTC [-] {3} 1017349;1423832548;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 38000 @ 0.00041213 = 15.6609 BTC [-] {3} 1017350;1423833312;cazalla;danielpbarron, seems obvious eh 1017351;1423834494;danielpbarron;yzyz 1017352;1423835189;BingoBoingo;managed to build a bitcoin-qt 0.7.2 on OpenBSD, alerts snipped, Fuck only know if it will sync 1017353;1423835683;BingoBoingo;Mucking with the bitcoin-qt source to get it to build was much easier with leveldb out of the picture. Refused to build in a way OpenBSD could link 1017354;1423835738;BingoBoingo;Block 60000 219 of RAM used so far 1017355;1423835784;Apocalyptic;BingoBoingo, out of curiosity why did you go for 0.7.2 ? 1017356;1423835829;BingoBoingo;Apocalyptic: Looking for the a version of qt that builds on openbsd at all 1017357;1423835891;BingoBoingo;Apocalyptic: Also qr codes for recieving 1017358;1423835903;Apocalyptic;aha 1017359;1423835964;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 15400 @ 0.00042412 = 6.5314 BTC [+] {2} 1017360;1423836004;BingoBoingo;Some foundation patches like alert snipping have been implemented, but no idea if this is suitable for broad distribution 1017361;1423836017;BingoBoingo;Probably not I'd wager 1017362;1423836051;BingoBoingo;84204, over half way to the first wedge block 1017363;1423836109;Adlai;why should bitcoind care the slightest about qr codes? 1017364;1423836131;Adlai;you can produce them in a separate program[/computer] given just an address 1017365;1423836149;BingoBoingo;Adlai: Mobile online machine, Maybe I want someone to shoot money at me from a Pnohe while watching it hit 1017366;1423836199;Apocalyptic;Adlai, bitcoind shoudln't, indeed. bitcoin-qt is another program 1017367;1423836285;BingoBoingo;Any ways, it is exercise to learn the new environment 1017368;1423836307;Apocalyptic;can't hurt 1017369;1423836354;BingoBoingo;changine random to arc4_random for the nonces was probably important for this build platform so catching that was importish 1017370;1423836424;BingoBoingo;Under 300MB of ram 100k blocks in 1017371;1423836590;Apocalyptic;BingoBoingo, note that the use of arc4 stream cipher for randomness in something as critical as ECDSA sig nonces is... discouraged. If I remember correctly it's a bit biased 1017372;1423836624;BingoBoingo;They don't use rc4 for arc4_random anymore. 1017373;1423836635;punkman;people have lost money with duplicate nonces 1017374;1423836643;Apocalyptic;oh, then nevermind 1017375;1423836739;BingoBoingo;Apocalyptic: http://www.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/man.cgi/OpenBSD-current/man3/arc4random.3?query=arc4random&sec=3 1017376;1423836740;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1uOLRIm ) 1017377;1423836797;Apocalyptic;ty 1017378;1423837001;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 27718 @ 0.00040894 = 11.335 BTC [-] 1017379;1423837074;BingoBoingo;The just changed the mnemonic device to A Replacement Call for Random when the parts under the hood changed 1017380;1423837539;mod6;BingoBoingo: Thanks for the links, the second one (https://github.com/jasperla/openbsd-wip/blob/9ef1b3a903d22c946a4536f56e26cfd16429c4bb/net/bitcoin/patches/patch-src_wallet_cpp) probably fixes this warning : src/wallet.cpp:858: warning: rand() isn't random; consider using arc4random() 1017381;1423837611;BingoBoingo;I really need to take better notes, but that was the big flag I noticed 1017382;1423837631;mod6;ah, ok: https://github.com/jasperla/openbsd-wip/commit/9ef1b3a903d22c946a4536f56e26cfd16429c4bb << this will fix the random thing, but i don't think the makefile change here does anything. 1017383;1423837633;assbot;enable regress and fix random bug effecting wallets badly from dhill · 9ef1b3a · jasperla/openbsd-wip · GitHub ... ( http://bit.ly/1uOPPkj ) 1017384;1423837670;BingoBoingo;That, I don't know. 1017385;1423837687;mod6;statically linking the libs into the bitcoind output binary made it cross its eyes and wet its pants lastnight 1017386;1423837761;BingoBoingo;I was about to call it a night three hours ago, but now the Sun's been up forever and I can't stop watching blocks sync 1017387;1423837790;mod6;haha, nice. 1017388;1423837806;mod6;after that thing blew up i was like, time for bed. 1017389;1423837827;mod6;so are you running v0.5.3.1 or .7.2 ? 1017390;1423837922;mod6;i gotta recompile (linking dynamically) and see if I can get past 168,001 1017391;1423837926;BingoBoingo;0.7.2 qt, tried forever on 0.8.6 qt to avoid futzing with the BDB settings. Twas a mistake. It took the better part of a day to realize leveldb is never building for my level of skill in the necessary way and two seconds to patch that BDB shit 1017392;1423837947;BingoBoingo;mod6: Your wedged? 1017393;1423837986;mod6;ah, no. but recently had issues with VerifiySignature on a tx in block 168,001 1017394;1423837997;mod6;that was on linux w/openssl v0.9.8o 1017395;1423838027;mod6;this one uses LibreSSL 2.0 1017396;1423838053;BingoBoingo;Ah, so I'm the brave fuck who will be riding LibreSSL2.0 into the block firsted 1017397;1423838099;mod6;An adventurer is you! 1017398;1423838143;mod6;I'm on block ~128k 1017399;1423838169;mod6;so when the dynamic compile is done here, will start back up. 1017400;1423838488;mod6;<+punkman> and you can move the binary to other machine without having to pull all the boost-dev packages << fwiw, i've never done this ever. should always rebuild binarys on the local environment. 1017401;1423838629;mod6;ok im off and running again 1017402;1423838647;mod6;@ 130k 1017403;1423838684;mod6;shouldn't be too long before i get to where i want to be. i can't even do full sync on this vm anyway. i didnt make the vm disk big enough. 1017404;1423838706;mod6;but, will set up a different vm for this later 1017405;1423839036;BingoBoingo;138870 464MB of RAM 1017406;1423839190;BingoBoingo;Progress has paused, CPU usage dropped, RAM's inching up. Looks like bastards or peer stooped feeding me atm 1017407;1423839198;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34589 @ 0.000417 = 14.4236 BTC [+] {2} 1017408;1423839380;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 4317 @ 0.00075171 = 3.2451 BTC [-] {19} 1017409;1423839504;BingoBoingo;Same block 522MB RAM and rising 1017410;1423839652;BingoBoingo;Made it 4 more blocks, hit its own RAM limit and crashed 1017411;1423839745;BingoBoingo;Well... not crashed, killed. A warrior's version of a crash 1017412;1423840047;mod6;ah, yeah. 1017413;1423840051;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 53502 @ 0.00040656 = 21.7518 BTC [-] 1017414;1423840123;BingoBoingo;Running again, debating whether to give it more ram. Dunno it will do anything useful other than maybe take longer to crash 1017415;1423840208;mod6;yeah, the latter. i wouldn't worry about it. 1017416;1423840259;mod6;here's a picture of my build/env: http://dpaste.com/19765BN 1017417;1423840260;assbot;dpaste: 19765BN ... ( http://bit.ly/1DoD1T6 ) 1017418;1423840417;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31800 @ 0.00041766 = 13.2816 BTC [+] {2} 1017419;1423840740;BingoBoingo;!up hegemoOn 1017420;1423840825;hegemoOn;thx 1017421;1423840828;hegemoOn;:) 1017422;1423840857;hegemoOn;davout: complained the artical didn't provide any source, i feed him with two others articles on the same topic 1017423;1423841018;hegemoOn;if anyone interested i can c&p 1017424;1423841376;thestringpuller;mod6: ugh dat wedge 1017425;1423841408;mod6;you hit it on your linux box? 1017426;1423841435;thestringpuller;yea 160k height or something 1017427;1423841446;thestringpuller;you do getinfo and it just stays there lol 1017428;1423841454;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43359 @ 0.00040543 = 17.579 BTC [-] {2} 1017429;1423841454;mod6;run this: `openssl version -a` 1017430;1423841459;thestringpuller;one second 1017431;1423841462;mod6;eh. 1017432;1423841464;mod6;no 1017433;1423841480;thestringpuller;0.9.8o is the one installed on the system 1017434;1423841483;mod6;sometimes you do a 'getinfo' and its "busy" doing "SetBestChain" or something similar. 1017435;1423841499;mod6;so just be aware of that -- sometimes it can take a /while/ to respond. 1017436;1423841524;mod6;better to watch `tail -f /path/to/.bitcoin/debug.log` to see whats really actually happening. 1017437;1423841536;mod6;ok 0.9.8o is the version we had problems with too though 1017438;1423841602;mod6;youll know that you've hit the bad tx when you see an error in getinfo like this: "errors" : "WARNING: Displayed transactions may not be correct! You may need to upgrade, or other nodes may need to upgrade." 1017439;1423841656;mod6;if you do get that, please give us a pastebin of the 'getinfo' & 'openssl version -a' 1017440;1423841677;mod6;maybe throw a `uname -a` in there as well 1017441;1423841684;mod6;thanks for testing! 1017442;1423841689;asciilifeform;should always rebuild binarys on the local environment << not practical on embedded system 1017443;1423841729;mod6;sure 1017444;1423841743;mod6;just relating that im indeed against distribution of binaries 1017445;1423841861;chetty;interesting, if all packages only came as source sure would cut down on derpage on the nets, imagine reddtards have to build their own ie 1017446;1423841885;mod6;it'd be awesome because then derps would give up and go and play with hula-hoops 1017447;1423841888;mod6;:) 1017448;1423841894;chetty;;D 1017449;1423842109;BingoBoingo;Would MS let them build IE? 1017450;1423842125;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33803 @ 0.00042197 = 14.2639 BTC [+] 1017451;1423842142;BingoBoingo;And if one had to build, would a derp actuall build IE? 1017452;1423842169;BingoBoingo;As in make the choice to do that? Or would they actually do that because it is both hard and stupid 1017453;1423842179;chetty; Would MS let them build IE?// haha MS would never release source, thats kinda why I picked it 1017454;1423842295;BingoBoingo;Wedge block coming up 1017455;1423842343;BingoBoingo;passed block 160000 successfully 1017456;1423842359;mod6;that's fine 1017457;1423842364;mod6;the checkpoint block is 168,000 1017458;1423842367;BingoBoingo;AH 1017459;1423842372;mod6;but you need to really watch out for 168,001 1017460;1423842493;BingoBoingo;As I typed that I though I might be missing some non-zero numbers 1017461;1423842499;mod6;there would be 95% less people on the tubes if they had to compile everything themselves. ``THE BARRIER TO ENTRY IS TOO DAMN HIGH!.jpg'' 1017462;1423842522;BingoBoingo;;;google rakeem oakland 1017463;1423842523;gribble;4 - Destiny Arts Center: ; Rakeem Nunez-Roches Archives - Pro Football Rumors: ; Oakland (Murfreesboro, TN) Football Roster | MaxPreps: 1017464;1423842599;Adlai;dad@dinner: "what happens when people start saving their bitcoins, rather than just spending them?" 1017465;1423842607;Adlai;good dad, just keep walking down this road! 1017466;1423842613;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [RENT] 388 @ 0.00964631 = 3.7428 BTC [+] {6} 1017467;1423842627;BingoBoingo;Ram usage dropped, a bunch of Orphans just found a father 1017468;1423842789;danielpbarron;is there any evidence to suggest that there are nodes out there intentionally feeding bad data for the purpose of hindering the establishment of new nodes? 1017469;1423842839;mod6;danielpbarron: i don't have any evidence to support that. 1017470;1423842860;danielpbarron;it's a possibility though, right? 1017471;1423842863;mod6;doesn't mean that a few bad seeds aren't out there though. more research required. 1017472;1423842867;mod6;yeah 1017473;1423842875;mod6;i suppose anything is possible. 1017474;1423843345;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 33142 @ 0.00041439 = 13.7337 BTC [-] 1017475;1423843894;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44000 @ 0.00040548 = 17.8411 BTC [-] 1017476;1423843944;BingoBoingo;Passed the wedge block at 169390 1017477;1423844261;mod6;nice! 1017478;1423844279;mod6;you're on 0.7x tho right? 1017479;1423844350;BingoBoingo;Right 1017480;1423844396;BingoBoingo;The wedge issue was more related to which libssl gets compiled into the mess than the version though, isn't it 1017481;1423844437;mod6;well, so we think. but its not really apples to apples since that code base is so much different. 1017482;1423844460;mod6;but good to know anyway. 1017483;1423844903;danielpbarron;!gettrust assbot Jojatekok 1017484;1423844903;assbot;Jojatekok is not registered in WoT. 1017485;1423844906;danielpbarron;!up Jojatekok 1017486;1423844916;Jojatekok;ahh thanks :D 1017487;1423845297;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 48500 @ 0.00040275 = 19.5334 BTC [-] {2} 1017488;1423845705;thestringpuller;mod6: if I upgrade openssl will I be able get past the wedge? 1017489;1423845740;thestringpuller;kinda annoyed @ the power rangers rite meow 1017490;1423845801;mod6;thestringpuller: ben & I were able to pass it once we upgraded to v1.0.1g 1017491;1423845845;mod6;thestringpuller: dont forget to give us a paste of the info though! plzkthx 1017492;1423846008;mircea_popescu;mike_c: oddly hypnotic: http://i.imgur.com/JHBwH3f.jpg << o great 1017493;1423846009;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1A4iEIF ) 1017494;1423846041;mircea_popescu;mike_c: jurov: you're three right of mircea. thestringpuller is crowding you with his long name. << write names inclined 30 degrees ? 1017495;1423846342;mircea_popescu;jurov: lol why us? << chick's been reading trilema, http://trilema.com/2013/paid-content/#comment-112142 i guess this is her trying to be funnay. 1017496;1423846342;assbot;Paid content pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. ... ( http://bit.ly/1A4jIMG ) 1017497;1423846358;mircea_popescu;moral being, don't try to be funnay with people you don't know, it never works. 1017498;1423846406;mircea_popescu;;;later tell brendafdez: ^facebook^bitcoin << the posix format for this is /facebook/bitcoin/ in reference to the sed command. 1017499;1423846406;gribble;The operation succeeded. 1017500;1423846545;mircea_popescu;decimation: I remember using the boost/bdb that was available on the ports << if you could document what you did exactly it'd prolly save people time. 1017501;1423846633;mike_c;write names inclined 30 degrees << it's a circle, so that only helps depending on where you get placed on the circle. i'm still poking at it though. 1017502;1423846723;chetty;http://www.ozy.com/fast-forward/tweeting-for-treatment-in-venezuela/38656.article 1017503;1423846724;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1A4kUzR ) 1017504;1423847067;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11638 @ 0.00040227 = 4.6816 BTC [-] 1017505;1423847123;thestringpuller;;;seen mike_c 1017506;1423847123;gribble;mike_c was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 8 minutes and 9 seconds ago: write names inclined 30 degrees << it's a circle, so that only helps depending on where you get placed on the circle. i'm still poking at it though. 1017507;1423847139;thestringpuller;mike_c: you around? 1017508;1423847153;thestringpuller;oh 1157 EST, i'm blind ~_~ 1017509;1423847157;mircea_popescu;!up rucoi_ 1017510;1423847169;mike_c;what's up 1017511;1423847185;thestringpuller;I've been using force layout via d3 to graph the lord's nodes 1017512;1423847207;thestringpuller;the centric dependency graph may get crazy 1017513;1423847271;mike_c;yeah, you need a serious package to handle a lot of nodes/edges. igraph is the only i've found that does a good job so far. 1017514;1423847293;thestringpuller;I'm able to get 500 nodes with interactivity. 1017515;1423847372;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23200 @ 0.00040548 = 9.4071 BTC [+] 1017516;1423847388;thestringpuller;i was thinking of rendering as force layout without interactivity and then dumping the resulting SVG 1017517;1423847399;thestringpuller;then at least all nodes would be spaced 1017518;1423847425;mike_c;yeah, but you don't get a sense of tiers unless you use a tree layout 1017519;1423847520;mike_c;the one i posted is.. reingold/tilford with the radial layout instead of top-down 1017520;1423847601;thestringpuller;mike_c you can with nodes: cookiechief.com/wotviz 1017521;1423847638;mike_c;yeah, for l1 :) 1017522;1423847638;thestringpuller;each node spawns from a central point kinda like orbits 1017523;1423847652;thestringpuller;yea l2 will spawn from the orbits around l1 1017524;1423847666;thestringpuller;it's just an adjustment in force 1017525;1423847667;mike_c;when you add l2 it wants to do things like put nanotube way off by himself because he has a bajillion out nodes 1017526;1423847694;thestringpuller;ah d3 respond that way, it uses a different force algrotihm 1017527;1423847812;mircea_popescu;mike_c not necessarily bad is it ? 1017528;1423847836;mike_c;depends what you mean. you lose all sense of l1, l2 1017529;1423847852;thestringpuller;mike_c: I can apply the data to tilford style tree: http://bl.ocks.org/mbostock/4063550 1017530;1423847856;mircea_popescu;ah that. ok ok nm, im not going to speak on things i don't have before eyes. 1017531;1423847860;thestringpuller;kinda like "tree of life" 1017532;1423847900;mike_c;thestringpuller: remember though, it's not just a tree, it's a forest 1017533;1423847916;mike_c;lot's of ratings between l1 members for example 1017534;1423848051;thestringpuller;http://bl.ocks.org/mbostock/1153292 << yea hence why that particular part is easier with a node graph 1017535;1423848075;thestringpuller;i'm terrible with d3 tho, it's just easy to represent data interactively with it. 1017536;1423848228;thestringpuller;I'll ;;later you what I come up with for L2 arrangement. These are interesting points to consider. 1017537;1423848296;mike_c;cool 1017538;1423848355;thestringpuller;lol playing with graphs. :P And you say you and academia don't get along. 1017539;1423848467;mike_c;hm. maybe it was just the wrong academia. shit gets published in here, peer reviewed, etc. i guess that's a lot like academia. 1017540;1423848835;thestringpuller;:D 1017541;1423849217;ben_vulpes;peer review, testing in production, what's the difference anyways 1017542;1423849446;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12600 @ 0.00040227 = 5.0686 BTC [-] 1017543;1423849473;thestringpuller;ben_vulpes: you are the only advocate of cowboy coding I know of 1017544;1423849873;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37450 @ 0.00040193 = 15.0523 BTC [-] {2} 1017545;1423850103;ben_vulpes;thestringpuller: when have i ever done such?! 1017546;1423850148;thestringpuller;"Something something client asked me to change something on live server something something something in the logs." :) 1017547;1423850166;ben_vulpes;come back with actual citations, troll 1017548;1423850184;thestringpuller;!s from:ben_vulpes production 1017549;1423850185;assbot;15 results for 'from:ben_vulpes production' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=from%3Aben_vulpes+production 1017550;1423850229;ben_vulpes;glhf 1017551;1423850240;thestringpuller;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=14-01-2015#977678 << :D 1017552;1423850265;ben_vulpes;... 1017553;1423850271;ben_vulpes;i thought the automation was implicit. 1017554;1423850278;kakobrekla;what is this monologue, is noise hole polluting ? 1017555;1423850321;ben_vulpes;i can't tell if it's me or thestringpuller on your ignore list kakobrekla 1017556;1423850333;thestringpuller;everyone is on kakobrekla's ignore list 1017557;1423850334;kakobrekla;i can see you 1017558;1423850364;ben_vulpes;i guess that answers that 1017559;1423850375;kakobrekla;!rated thestringpuller 1017560;1423850375;assbot;You rated user thestringpuller on 17-Oct-2014, with a rating of -1, and supplied these additional notes: noise hole.. 1017561;1423850383;kakobrekla;yeah see 1017562;1423850392;ben_vulpes;ok ok i'll do my own research next time 1017563;1423850520;thestringpuller;jus' like high school :D 1017564;1423853838;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17800 @ 0.00040592 = 7.2254 BTC [+] {2} 1017565;1423854326;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [RENT] 760 @ 0.00972077 = 7.3878 BTC [-] {9} 1017566;1423854570;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [RENT] 500 @ 0.01199429 = 5.9971 BTC [+] {3} 1017567;1423855158;mircea_popescu;!up rucoi 1017568;1423855310;mircea_popescu;Subject: Unusual activity in your American Express account From: "American Express" 1017569;1423855323;mircea_popescu;these would have to be quite unusual, i never owned an amex card. 1017570;1423855343;mircea_popescu;To secure your account , please click http://mail.amex.com/http://tarik4.awardspace.com/americanexpress/amex.html 1017571;1423855351;mircea_popescu;imagine this. amex is retarded enough to actually allow this. 1017572;1423855398;mircea_popescu;Received: from 64-178-159-35.eastlink.ca ([64.178.159.35]:63005 helo=amex.com) 1017573;1423855503;mircea_popescu;*: asciilifeform presently thinks that bitcoind should only ever be build statically << this is correct. consensus systems may NOT pull dynamic links. ever. 1017574;1423855546;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 30210 @ 0.00040302 = 12.1752 BTC [-] {2} 1017575;1423855561;mircea_popescu;punkman: if we replace openssl with libressl or whatever, how do we verify all the buggy data generated by 7 different openssl versions? << you mean in the blockchain ? the thing's actually coherent. 1017576;1423855830;mircea_popescu;" Look at how many responses you have received! And only because you are so blindingly stubborn and /wrong/. Be right about something, and nobody says a word, write something insightful that required much thought on your end, and you are guaranteed silence (but occasionally some uplifting mail)." 1017577;1423855833;mircea_popescu;awww poor naggum. 1017578;1423855857;mircea_popescu;"But say something utterly boneheaded that pisses people off simply because it is so stupid that people who make such rabid mistakes must be corrected, and you get to control the whole goddamn agenda in the newsgroup for a while." 1017579;1423855871;mircea_popescu;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lZD4ezDbbu4 1017580;1423855872;assbot;Bruce Springsteen - Born In The U.S.A. - YouTube ... ( http://bit.ly/1vIN1pB ) 1017581;1423856014;mircea_popescu;punkman: I wonder what the liberally sprinkled "CRITICAL_BLOCK" does << it acquires a blocking lock 1017582;1423856033;mircea_popescu;can't update OR READ the locked matter until released 1017583;1423856827;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28841 @ 0.00040853 = 11.7824 BTC [+] 1017584;1423856852;mircea_popescu;assbot: France calls for strong regulation of Bitcoin in EU counter-terrorist financing laws following Charlie Hebdo incident and an end to anonymous financial transactions << yes very logical. 1017585;1423856879;mircea_popescu;france keeps at this there will be a permanent bounty on dead french statesmen, in Bitcoin. and eventually, a dead France. 1017586;1423857064;mircea_popescu;!up JimJamReid 1017587;1423857135;JimJamReid;Hi All, I am currently conducting interviews for my university research paper on using Bitcoin as an alternative to traditional currencies, would anyone be interested in participating? 1017588;1423857202;mircea_popescu;ask, don't ask to ask. 1017589;1423858596;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 22600 @ 0.00041048 = 9.2768 BTC [+] 1017590;1423858779;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 14491 @ 0.00041048 = 5.9483 BTC [+] 1017591;1423858840;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4059 @ 0.0004149 = 1.6841 BTC [+] 1017592;1423859206;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37391 @ 0.0004184 = 15.6444 BTC [+] {2} 1017593;1423859267;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4209 @ 0.00042115 = 1.7726 BTC [+] 1017594;1423859320;mod6;A static build on debian 6 + v0.5.3 + patches { 1, rm_rf_upnp, 2, 3, 4, 6 & 7 } + openssl v1.0.1g failed: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=P0Yt9c2U 1017595;1423859321;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/19fGpoo ) 1017596;1423859338;mod6;This might be a show-stopper, will for sure need to fix before release. 1017597;1423859376;mircea_popescu;o.O 1017598;1423859466;mod6;Might need some help on these ones for sure. 1017599;1423859546;trinque;just looks like you need something in your library path 1017600;1423859550;mircea_popescu;"How you can hire me: You can't. I don't work for money. Money is a technology that destroys trust. Its entire purpose is to short-circuit human relationships in order to insert itself as a middleman. It makes everybody spend more money, at more emotional cost, for things that make us angry at each other. Don't offer to pay me. Seriously. If you offer me money, I will decline on principle." 1017601;1423859564;mircea_popescu;check out guy with a half notion of the problem, and a thoroughly broken nonsolution 1017602;1423859633;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26750 @ 0.00042585 = 11.3915 BTC [+] {4} 1017603;1423859663;trinque;mod6: lots of chatter about "can't find -lgcc_s" on teh googles 1017604;1423859748;mod6;thanks trinque 1017605;1423860204;thestringpuller;mike_c: http://cookiechief.com/wotviz/ << This is what sheer number of L2 users creates. Trying to modify users force but with default settings as you said it loses sight of L2, but that's cause sheer number of users in L2. 1017606;1423860222;thestringpuller;loses sight of differentiation from L1 -> L2 1017607;1423860838;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: http://cookiechief.com/wotviz/index_mp.html << version just for you :P 1017608;1423860853;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49773 @ 0.00042736 = 21.271 BTC [+] {2} 1017609;1423860914;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 46500 @ 0.00041963 = 19.5128 BTC [-] 1017610;1423860962;thestringpuller;!gettrust assbot topace 1017611;1423860962;assbot;Trust relationship from user assbot to user topace: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 0 via 2 connections. | http://w.b-a.link/trust/assbot/topace | http://w.b-a.link/user/topace 1017612;1423860987;thestringpuller;!gettrust assbot jgarzik 1017613;1423860988;assbot;Trust relationship from user assbot to user jgarzik: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 2 via 2 connections. | http://w.b-a.link/trust/assbot/jgarzik | http://w.b-a.link/user/jgarzik 1017614;1423861158;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10100 @ 0.00042795 = 4.3223 BTC [+] 1017615;1423861282;thestringpuller;yea assbot/wind 3 1017616;1423861288;thestringpuller;>:( 1017617;1423861585;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 16594 @ 0.00042795 = 7.1014 BTC [+] 1017618;1423861829;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17300 @ 0.00040051 = 6.9288 BTC [-] {2} 1017619;1423863293;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 12352 @ 0.00042795 = 5.286 BTC [+] 1017620;1423863321;asciilifeform;'How you can hire me: You can't. I don't work for money....' << wai wat ??! 1017621;1423863407;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: amex is retarded enough to actually allow this << allow what? 1017622;1423863470;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform redirect to outside website. 1017623;1423863490;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: it doesn't... 1017624;1423863496;mircea_popescu;uh... 1017625;1423863504;mircea_popescu;how is this scam supposed to work then ?! 1017626;1423863509;mircea_popescu;(i confess didn't bother to click) 1017627;1423863512;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: buggy spamatron 1017628;1423863517;mircea_popescu;roflmao 1017629;1423863528;mircea_popescu;mabe they had the hole and fixed it ? 1017630;1423863567;mircea_popescu;re the "you can't" derp : he spends about half the page trying to beg for donations. because hey, money is only dirty if you actually EARN it. otherwise's fine. http://maymay.net/#how-you-can-support-me 1017631;1423863568;assbot;Meitar "maymay" Moscovitz: The Information Age equivalent of Johnny Appleseed ... ( http://bit.ly/1vJ5yC9 ) 1017632;1423863593;mircea_popescu;in any case, i guess he never heard of whats-her-face, the supposed cali "poet" that did essentially the same but in the 70s, and died recently in abject poverty. 1017633;1423863607;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: not impossible. amex spends a pretty penny on (what passes for) spam and crapware control. 1017634;1423863608;mircea_popescu;was discussed here, forgot her name. untalented as all shit, too; 1017635;1423863662;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: where do you even find these... i could have lived and died without ever knowing about this fella 1017636;1423863928;danielpbarron;i know a guy who lives just like that; out of his car, refusing to work for money but not against taking handouts 1017637;1423863961;asciilifeform;there are beggar-kings who earn more than any, e.g., programmer 1017638;1423863979;mike_c;thestringpuller: quite a hairball :) 1017639;1423863994;mike_c;asciilifeform: did you see the other day that stemming got turned off? 1017640;1423864004;mike_c;you were in the field. 1017641;1423864075;asciilifeform;aha, neato 1017642;1423864089;mike_c;it does seem to work now 1017643;1423864111;asciilifeform;speaking of which, someone asked which robotic vacuum cleaner it was that had decent software. it was the one made by 'neato robotics co.' 1017644;1423864204;danielpbarron;wtf the dude has bigger tits than the hentai chick at the top of his page.. or is that also supposed to be a dude?? 1017645;1423864243;asciilifeform;cthonian horror 1017646;1423864838;thestringpuller;mike_c: I don't know how one would do Reingold-Tilford that has multiple dependencies 1017647;1423865061;asciilifeform;re: the question of ripping out 'boost': not happening short of a total rewrite. it's used for virtually all iteration constructs, heterogeneous data structures, and 100 other things in the turd. 1017648;1423865114;asciilifeform;srsly, whoever asked that, read the damn thing. there's conceptually by far more 'boost' than straight cpp in there. 1017649;1423865184;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10950 @ 0.00042727 = 4.6786 BTC [-] 1017650;1423865223;thestringpuller;asciilifeform: i was wondering what was up with all the for loops trying to be python-like 1017651;1423865367;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 11650 @ 0.00042727 = 4.9777 BTC [-] 1017652;1423866033;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform i reach far! 1017653;1423866109;mircea_popescu;danielpbarron stop oppressing dragons with your self-unaware patriarchical gender stereotypes. 1017654;1423866835;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform there's conceptually by far more 'boost' than straight cpp in there. << i for one am thankful it's not mostly javascript. 1017655;1423866854;mircea_popescu;if you think about it, riding on qt "for the gui" is not so different from riding on the browser. 1017656;1423866870;mircea_popescu;we should count outselves lucky satoshi didn't implement bitcoin prototype as a fucking greasemonkey script. 1017657;1423866944;danielpbarron;i don't think i've ever actually used the qt client 1017658;1423867014;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 37794 @ 0.00042374 = 16.0148 BTC [-] {4} 1017659;1423867035;mircea_popescu;mod6: it'd be awesome because then derps would give up and go and play with hula-hoops << technically speaking this is what's happening already. 1017660;1423867072;mircea_popescu;Adlai: good dad, just keep walking down this road! << a winner is you, srsly. 1017661;1423867101;mircea_popescu;danielpbarron: is there any evidence to suggest that << nope. 1017662;1423867120;mircea_popescu;danielpbarron: it's a possibility though, right? << yeah, but from all i've seen it's a very remote one. 1017663;1423867206;Adlai;? 1017664;1423867318;mircea_popescu;it's won, what. your dad will eventually get it. 1017665;1423867390;Adlai;well i imagine that when it happens, nobody will be able to not get it, because it'll happen rather happeningly 1017666;1423867425;Adlai;so "eventually" isn't good enough 1017667;1423867479;mircea_popescu;not your place to make ~that~ call. 1017668;1423867517;mircea_popescu;the part that actually is your place, is done. welcome to parenting! 1017669;1423867518;mircea_popescu;(it sucks) 1017670;1423867539;Adlai;it's funny/sad how parenting reverses over time 1017671;1423867567;mircea_popescu;i guess so huh. 1017672;1423867613;asciilifeform;for what 'qt' does, there is no real alternative (other than 'wx', which is arguably even more of a cthonian horror in some ways) 1017673;1423867639;mircea_popescu;browser is an alternative. 1017674;1423867652;asciilifeform;now, did the thing -need- a cross-platfom gui? don't ask me, i've never used it... 1017675;1423867663;mircea_popescu;c code is cross-plantrofm. 1017676;1423867686;asciilifeform;gui, remember 1017677;1423867718;mircea_popescu;this is not the correct approach. make bitcoin, then let everyone make their own guis. 1017678;1423867744;mircea_popescu;people DID make their own miners. 1017679;1423868167;asciilifeform;lol, i still don't know why it needed the gui at all 1017680;1423868212;mircea_popescu;kinda same reason women need tits. 1017681;1423868217;mircea_popescu;not like they wouldn't work without em. 1017682;1423868285;mircea_popescu;;;later tell rucoi fix your bouncer 1017683;1423868285;gribble;The operation succeeded. 1017684;1423868380;asciilifeform;if i could fork myself, i'd be severely tempted to: attempt an ada bitcoind. 1017685;1423868430;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: re: could you imaginge if Gavin was magically replaced by ryanxcharles? 1017686;1423868445;mircea_popescu;i'd have thoughjt a cl bitcoind 1017687;1423868456;mircea_popescu;or for that matter a c bitcoind (as opposed to cpp) 1017688;1423868534;thestringpuller;the original qt uses MFC stuff 1017689;1423868547;thestringpuller;Satoshi sure did like windows. 1017690;1423868583;mircea_popescu;i suspect ti's a case very close to the ida situation asciilifeform was deploring last week 1017691;1423868607;mircea_popescu;we're so fucking lucky satoshi wasn't any good with code. 1017692;1423868630;asciilifeform;i suspect that mircea_popescu would actually like ada. not writing it, mind you, but seeing it written 1017693;1423868646;BingoBoingo;!b 2 1017694;1423868646;assbot;Last 2 lines bashed and pending review. ( http://dpaste.com/2MMH5KE.txt ) 1017695;1423868647;mircea_popescu;i'm not entirely unfamiliar. 1017696;1423868654;mircea_popescu;!s ada from:mircea 1017697;1423868655;assbot;1 results for 'ada from:mircea' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=ada+from%3Amircea 1017698;1423868658;asciilifeform;naggum's -other- lang. the only one other than cl that had not only a standard but a -rationale document- for every page 1017699;1423868678;mircea_popescu;hm. 1017700;1423868684;mircea_popescu;i thought i musta mentioned it 1017701;1423868706;asciilifeform;still used for genuinely safety-critical systems worldwide (virtually all jet engine controllers, etc.) - language from hell, required you to specify ranges for integers, and the like 1017702;1423868730;mircea_popescu;uh. what typed language doesn't ?! 1017703;1423868734;asciilifeform;i confess that i rather like it... 1017704;1423868744;mircea_popescu;going int blabla; says : blabla between 0 and 65535 or w/e 1017705;1423868761;asciilifeform;nononono - explicitly. 1017706;1423868816;mircea_popescu;listen, everything in a program is explicit. whethr the user is aware or not of this... 1017707;1423868824;mircea_popescu;no means yes. yes means anal. it's how computiong works. 1017708;1423868834;asciilifeform;as in 'this one is odd and between 3 and 15 and if it ever isn't, pump in the halon 1017709;1423868865;mircea_popescu;not that i disagree with the principle of making people verbalize the stuff they're abotu to do. 1017710;1423868890;asciilifeform;http://cs.fit.edu/~ryan/ada/programs << examples 1017711;1423868891;assbot;Ada Programs ... ( http://bit.ly/1Cpq1LF ) 1017712;1423868905;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34100 @ 0.00042927 = 14.6381 BTC [+] 1017713;1423868928;asciilifeform;ugly, pascal-like, but extraordinarily well-specified and strict to the point of bdsm 1017714;1423868946;mircea_popescu;lol so yest someone hit trilema in what originally looked like a ddos, except... single ip ? ~1mn pageloads ? 1017715;1423868949;mircea_popescu;turns out it's http://anti-hacker-alliance.com/index.php?details=74.121.38.141 1017716;1423868950;assbot;The Anti Hacker Alliance fights against 74.121.38.141 ... ( http://bit.ly/1Cpqb5O ) 1017717;1423869001;mircea_popescu;now wtf is "shutterfly" 1017718;1423869015;mircea_popescu;and wtf is "the anti hacker alliance" 1017719;1423869070;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: apparently, a defunct (?) print house? - hacked box 1017720;1423869092;mircea_popescu;derps. world is full of derps. 1017721;1423869092;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: while the latter appears to be an erzats 'spamhaus' ? 1017722;1423869159;mircea_popescu;oh, xrumer harvester. 1017723;1423869165;mircea_popescu;lmao idiots. 1017724;1423869545;mircea_popescu;https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WaGvcAOcA_s << cuties. 1017725;1423869547;assbot;Ансамбль "Белое злато" - Казаченька молода - YouTube ... ( http://bit.ly/1D60h9X ) 1017726;1423869626;mircea_popescu;they'd be a lot better if drunk imo. 1017727;1423869871;TheNewDeal;;;Nethash 1017728;1423869871;gribble;309409813.454 1017729;1423869894;TheNewDeal;Ewww 1017730;1423870643;mircea_popescu;http://hyperboleandahalf.blogspot.ro/2011/10/adventures-in-depression.html << holy shit, this actually happens ? 1017731;1423870644;assbot;Hyperbole and a Half: Adventures in Depression ... ( http://bit.ly/1CpvMce ) 1017732;1423871062;thestringpuller;can't wait to read on qntra one day: "Gavin Admits to Being USG Agent, Leaves Bitcoin Forever" 1017733;1423871155;mircea_popescu;qntra is about news, you're thinking more in terms of daytime tv drama. 1017734;1423871179;mircea_popescu;at this point i'm not even sure gavin jumping off the coq d'argent would qualify as bitcoin news. 1017735;1423871492;mircea_popescu;!up Stunna 1017736;1423871769;mircea_popescu;https://www.quantcast.com/qntra.net << look at that, for once qntra traffic graph is not thrown by some social media spike so you8 can actually see some pattern 1017737;1423871770;assbot; Qntra.net Traffic and Demographic Statistics by Quantcast ... ( http://bit.ly/1CpzhiN ) 1017738;1423872011;cazalla;feb is on track to be another record month 1017739;1423872244;mircea_popescu;o srsly ? 1017740;1423872245;mircea_popescu;coolness 1017741;1423872324;*;mircea_popescu makes a note that should anyone wish to "see studies" supporting the proposition of http://trilema.com/2014/how-to-deal-with-pseudoscience/ (ie, that *EVERYTHING* published in English is junk, and to be discarded out of hand), I intend to use http://thelastpsychiatrist.com/2006/10/jama_deludes.html 1017742;1423872325;assbot;How to deal with pseudoscience ? pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. ... ( http://bit.ly/1CpB87s ) 1017743;1423872326;assbot;The Last Psychiatrist: What Political Propaganda Looks Like ... ( http://bit.ly/1CpB9s2 ) 1017744;1423872336;mircea_popescu;absolutely perfect example of the pseudoscientific nature of American "science". 1017745;1423872359;asciilifeform;http://www.ada95.ch/index.php?page=morris << unrelated lulz 1017746;1423872360;assbot;Ada95.ch - morris ... ( http://bit.ly/1CpBeMc ) 1017747;1423872447;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform minor nitpick : all these people that never ever head foreman'd a construction yard shjould stfu about "tools". the tools used to build a skyscraper are, by and large, cheaper, more worn versions of the expensive DIY crap. 1017748;1423872472;mircea_popescu;exactly like how the rifles used to fight actual wars are nothing like the crazy-shit-stick-on-all-sides "amateur" rifles. 1017749;1423872564;mircea_popescu;and unrelatedly, http://pretendyoure.xyz 1017750;1423872584;mircea_popescu;shit it's dead. 1017751;1423872625;mircea_popescu;"4. if you have the intellectual and physical capacity to single-handedly deal with your program, it's a toy " <<< sheeit alf, what nao ? 1017752;1423872813;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [RENT] 145 @ 0.01199999 = 1.74 BTC [+] 1017753;1423873224;BingoBoingo;punkman: if we replace openssl with libressl or whatever, how do we verify all the buggy data generated by 7 different openssl versions? << For the time being... empirically. There a set with six year's worth a data to test against by syncing. 1017754;1423873546;mike_c;those qntra spikes are important though. 1% of the flash traffic sticks around and becomes regular reader 1017755;1423873667;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17950 @ 0.00042605 = 7.6476 BTC [-] 1017756;1423873761;mircea_popescu;but the spikes are never 100x the averae traffic. usually 10-15x 1017757;1423873769;mircea_popescu;so using your numbers... they're actually unimportant. 1017758;1423873888;mircea_popescu;in other news, firefox spontaneously combusts unattended on a 4 day old system. and they call this software. 1017759;1423873937;BingoBoingo;!up whaack 1017760;1423873938;mike_c;RENT just passed one year 1017761;1423873953;BingoBoingo;whaack> can i have an up! por favor << He said please 1017762;1423873965;whaack;i did indeed 1017763;1423873982;mike_c;ben_vulpes: RENT is on big bull run 1017764;1423874185;mircea_popescu;!t h rent 1017765;1423874186;assbot;[HAVELOCK:RENT] 1D: 0.00935000 / 0.01054944 / 0.01200000 (2246 shares, 23.69404349 BTC), 7D: 0.00851001 / 0.01030218 / 0.01200000 (2730 shares, 28.12494993 BTC), 30D: 0.00505000 / 0.00827112 / 0.01200000 (7238 shares, 59.86634509 BTC) 1017766;1423874213;mircea_popescu;what was it back around 700 usd/ btc ? like 3 ish ? 1017767;1423874216;assbot;[HAVELOCK] [AMHASH1] 2985 @ 0.00075004 = 2.2389 BTC [-] {7} 1017768;1423874235;mike_c;floated around 0045 for a long time 1017769;1423874241;whaack;how / where can I find more bitcoin stock markets like MPex? 1017770;1423874258;mike_c;nowhere 1017771;1423874265;whaack;no smaller ones? 1017772;1423874340;BingoBoingo;not if you are comparing like things 1017773;1423874424;mike_c;try this one: https://btct.co/ 1017774;1423874426;assbot;BTC-TC: BTC Trading Corp ... ( http://bit.ly/1DpWm6H ) 1017775;1423874480;kakobrekla;> They were called Virtual Currencies, now many prefer to call them Digital Currency or Crypto Currency. 1017776;1423874481;kakobrekla;lol 1017777;1423874510;kakobrekla;helluva argument 1017778;1423874573;mike_c;"The site broke new ground for security in the space, integrating Yubikey and Google Authenticator" 1017779;1423874589;whaack;lmfao 1017780;1423874633;mike_c;!gettrust assbot burnside 1017781;1423874633;assbot;Trust relationship from user assbot to user burnside: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 0 via 2 connections. | http://w.b-a.link/trust/assbot/burnside | http://w.b-a.link/user/burnside 1017782;1423874691;kakobrekla;whaack https://bitfunder.com < also still up 1017783;1423874692;assbot;BitFunder.Com - Join the crowd, every BIT helps! ... ( http://bit.ly/1yz3Fm9 ) 1017784;1423874760;mircea_popescu;and of course once that crashes it brings down the networking stack, which on ubuntu can NOT actually be restarted, mostly because it fucks up dbus and everything else. 1017785;1423874787;mircea_popescu;in other words : i have nfi why we care so much about systemd, in fact linux has been fucked over for years now, by completely unrelated crapolade like ubunbtu. 1017786;1423874845;whaack;how many people in here have read the bitcoin core code? would anyone here consider to know it well? 1017787;1423874847;mircea_popescu;!isup glbse.com 1017788;1423874919;BingoBoingo;whaack: I had to chop mine up these past few days. It's C++ you search the text and nuke shit that you dun like. 1017789;1423875025;mircea_popescu;whaack do yourselv a favour and read the logs for an actual result, rather than !imperative all over the place and a) not get anything except for b) marking yourself for termination. 1017790;1423875043;BingoBoingo; in other words : i have nfi why we care so much about systemd, in fact linux has been fucked over for years now, by completely unrelated crapolade like ubunbtu. << It's a twin story. Pain and Dis-Able 1017791;1423875074;mircea_popescu;there still is no substitute for homework. "socializing" not only fails to substitute, but actually has serious counterindications. 1017792;1423875084;mircea_popescu;BingoBoingo heh i guess itis. 1017793;1423875141;whaack;fair enough 1017794;1423875295;BingoBoingo;Dis-Able was first born. Disable spend many years in the shadows ruining sound and making daemon no one wanted. Pain came into the world with a bang out of Africa, promised ease at the cost of nothing working as expectabru. Two years ago they each decided to play the other's part and now systemd is loud while ubuntu silent becomes the quiet daemon that breaks apps in the background. 1017795;1423875342;mircea_popescu;you should go into impressionism, this is chilling. 1017796;1423875428;mircea_popescu;http://thelastpsychiatrist.com/2006/10/how_to_get_rich_in_psychiatry.html << there's little quite as endearing as the misty excitement of a noob stockpicker. 1017797;1423875429;assbot;The Last Psychiatrist: How To Get Rich In Psychiatry (update on stocks) ... ( http://bit.ly/1DpY4oC ) 1017798;1423876257;BingoBoingo;n00b stockpicker me from freshman year of college really should have held those Sun shares through to the buyout instead of playing the hi-lo game 1017799;1423876296;mircea_popescu;nene 1017800;1423876339;BingoBoingo;I bought at $3.80-ish Oracle bought at $16 ish 1017801;1423876360;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: ...sheeit alf, what nao << not my fault if the poor sod contracted 'brainwater' and can't hold systems in his head 1017802;1423876389;mircea_popescu;lol 1017803;1423876428;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: brings down the networking stack... fucks up dbus and everything else... nfi why we care so much about systemd, in fact linux has been fucked over for years now << you will find that the ubuntu 'stack' that can 'go down' consists almost wholly of poetteringisms 1017804;1423876455;asciilifeform;'dbus' is unofficially but quite thoroughly a poetteringism, for instance 1017805;1423876495;asciilifeform;other observation is that 'ubuntu' (with the above atrocities and many others) is no more 'linux' than wintel 'is what a computer is' 1017806;1423876532;mircea_popescu;which is why i said. 1017807;1423876559;mircea_popescu;it's like syphilis patient getting really excited about a phase 3 lesion on his nose. 1017808;1423876572;mircea_popescu;dude... srsly missed the boat on that whole health thing. 1017809;1423876587;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: what possessed you to set up the experiment described earlier? 1017810;1423876595;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7523 @ 0.00042605 = 3.2052 BTC [-] 1017811;1423876596;mircea_popescu;not my machine. 1017812;1423876603;mircea_popescu;"hey mp, wtf happened to my laptop ?" 1017813;1423876626;mircea_popescu;what am i going to do now, corner time on knees ? 1017814;1423876695;mircea_popescu;not about to do that. girl's 19, and more importantly ITS REALLY NOT HER GOD DAMNED FAULT. 1017815;1423877797;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: gurl enlisted with ubuntu machine? or forcibly deloused of winblows upon induction ? 1017816;1423877812;mircea_popescu;latter. 1017817;1423877819;asciilifeform;aha, guessed as much. 1017818;1423877823;mircea_popescu;not precisely inducted either. it's a process. 1017819;1423877945;mircea_popescu;27.153.187.242 - - [13/Feb/2015:17:04:50 -0500] "GET /2013/what-is-art/%22%7C%22--%22%7C%22--%22%7C%22--%22%7C%22--%22%7C%22--%22 HTTP/1.1" 404 28932 "http://trilema.com/2013/what-is-art/\"|\"--\"|\"--\"|\"--\"|\"--\"|\"--\"" "Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; SV1; .NET CLR 2.0.50727)" 1017820;1423877963;mircea_popescu;for my curiosity, what is this supposed to even be ? like a sql injection ? 1017821;1423878289;BingoBoingo;That would be my guess 1017822;1423878436;mircea_popescu;and what, "enough" similar magic units to "do the job" ? looks like people try to hack like psychs try to medicate. 1017823;1423878451;mircea_popescu;"hey, --\" didn't do anything on it's own, but what if you add another ?!?! 1017824;1423878628;BingoBoingo;Could also be they might have been trying to trigger a resource intensive search? 1017825;1423878758;mircea_popescu;mebbe i guess. 1017826;1423878763;mircea_popescu;http://31.media.tumblr.com/7be0f7b7783c8a86fc50a08c5cf2ca70/tumblr_ne2ak2Mm1u1tatbbfo1_400.gif 1017827;1423878766;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1yzgzRi ) 1017828;1423878795;BingoBoingo;I'm just watching the blocks sync and thinking to the history I and verifying as it passed. Solidly in the S.Dice era nao 1017829;1423878805;mircea_popescu;it's fascinating innit! 1017830;1423878863;BingoBoingo;It's soothing. 1017831;1423878950;BingoBoingo;After smashing my head these past few days through the painful part of the learing process... The software is now working for me instead of I for it. 1017832;1423878950;mircea_popescu;"A similar example is the often cited myth that diagnosis of bipolar disorder is frequently missed. A survey found that 69% of patients were actually misdiagnosed, most often as having regular depression. An average of 4 physicians were consulted prior to receiving the correct diagnosis. But who is to say what is the correct diagnosis, when the diagnosis is based on vague and overlapping descriptions (and not 1017833;1423878951;mircea_popescu;on objective pathology?) You can look at this the other way, and say only 1 out of 5 psychiatrists felt it was bipolar disorder, while the other 80% thought it was depression. So it pays to have the last word. Bipolar disorder is frequently missed not because it exists and doctors miss it, but because it is defined in a way which allows it, by 80% of doctors, to be legitimately called something else. The onl 1017834;1423878951;mircea_popescu;y way to say the diagnosis was correct or incorrect, in the absence of objective pathology, is to say that the treatment they received for bipolar disorder from the fifth doctor was better (read: safer or more efficacious) than the treatment they received from the first four. This is not evident. " 1017835;1423878955;mircea_popescu;fucking gold, this. 1017836;1423879002;mircea_popescu;this, incidentally, is EXACTLY the mechanism through which "80% of rapes are unreported". 1017837;1423879028;mircea_popescu;out of five women that weren't raped, only one runs into idiots spouting insane troll logic that convinces her she retroactively was. 1017838;1423879102;BingoBoingo;Re: bipolar - no one complains about feeling manic until the police get involved. Plenty of people spend lots of money of coffee and bolivian marching poweder trying to come close. 1017839;1423879118;asciilifeform;^ 1017840;1423879135;mircea_popescu;which, by proxy, is in point of fact a measure of the social influence / discoursive relevance of the insane trolls in question, and so yes it is a legitimate measure for them to target. 1017841;1423879143;asciilifeform;just like it's not priapism till the fun is over and gangrene starts 1017842;1423879162;mircea_popescu;but this from a machiavellian "how do we become more powerful" troll logic perspective, and spcifically not from a "helping raped women" or "helpiong women" perspective. 1017843;1423879235;mircea_popescu;BingoBoingo actually in functional family arrangements manic episodes are usually the modern parlance equivalent of what used to be "senile aggitation", ie, granpa keeps grabbing jane's ass. 1017844;1423879238;mircea_popescu;-> thorazine. 1017845;1423879301;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: i think BingoBoingo was referring to the american usage - artist (or compulsive bathroom cleaner, see the old 'meth' thread) who stays awake for two weeks straight on 'manic episode' etc 1017846;1423879314;BingoBoingo;^ That definition 1017847;1423879318;mircea_popescu;oh 1017848;1423879329;asciilifeform;except he is didn't need to take the dope 1017849;1423879332;BingoBoingo;American clinical definition 1017850;1423879334;mircea_popescu;that's not what mania is, clinically, is it ?! 1017851;1423879342;mircea_popescu;jesus that place is nuts. 1017852;1423879353;asciilifeform;iirc dsm4,5 - yes 1017853;1423879400;mircea_popescu;if anyone told engel that they can have manic episodes lasting over 24 hours now he'd have caned them. 1017854;1423879408;BingoBoingo;dsm 3,4,5 1017855;1423879414;BingoBoingo;probably earlier 1017856;1423879430;mircea_popescu;(the psych, not the anarchist) 1017857;1423879514;BingoBoingo;What can I say, the brokeness of English systemically effect domains people purport to be actual 1017858;1423879576;BingoBoingo;208378, took much of the off because I wasn't there to restart it while sleeping. 1017859;1423879592;asciilifeform;what is BingoBoingo running, again ? 1017860;1423879595;mircea_popescu;i think if i close my eyes and push on them really really hard i can almost sorta see the logic of this transformation. 1017861;1423879606;*;asciilifeform was off in meatspace with people, missed quite a bit 1017862;1423879609;mircea_popescu;it's brainwater. 1017863;1423879659;BingoBoingo;asciilifeform: 0.7.2 -qt on OpenBSD with some 0.5.3.1 patches applied as they can be (i.e. scrolling reading and fingers rather than patch utility) 1017864;1423879679;asciilifeform;neato 1017865;1423879681;BingoBoingo;asciilifeform: Executable was finally birthed this morning 1017866;1423879684;asciilifeform;but why 0.7.2 ? 1017867;1423879739;BingoBoingo;asciilifeform: To see if it can be done. And what is the latest that still takes more of the sane patches. (entire leveldb series is out because making that build would be too much hell) 1017868;1423879778;asciilifeform;BingoBoingo: that probably is the latest, yes. 1017869;1423879779;BingoBoingo;-qt just so there's more flags and libs to play with to plumb te differences between the platforms 1017870;1423879782;asciilifeform;unrelated, 1017871;1423879806;asciilifeform;https://www.sparkfun.com/products/13233 << picture the sex applications of this suddenly inexpensive trabambourghini 1017872;1423879810;assbot;FLiR Dev Kit - KIT-13233 - SparkFun Electronics ... ( http://bit.ly/1yzjSI2 ) 1017873;1423879890;asciilifeform;^ microbolometer. http://www.pureengineering.com/projects/lepton << original vendor 1017874;1423879891;assbot;Lepton - PureEngineering ... ( http://bit.ly/1yzk8GV ) 1017875;1423879903;BingoBoingo;asciilifeform: Build did not require the OSsuX ifdefs, but had to kill one linux ifdef and switch a boost lib called for another. 1017876;1423879920;BingoBoingo;Beast utilizes both CPU cores 1017877;1423880238;BingoBoingo;So far all crashes have come from malloc enforcing limits on its memory usage (512 MB by default) now giving it a go with moar ram. 1017878;1423880261;asciilifeform;^ wai wat, BingoBoingo has a custom malloc() replacement ? 1017879;1423880295;BingoBoingo;asciilifeform: No OpenBSD has this stuff built in. Changing process Ram limits happens in login.conf 1017880;1423880303;BingoBoingo;I just changed a line 1017881;1423880305;asciilifeform;ah ordinary quota. 1017882;1423880338;BingoBoingo;I dunno why I've been keeping the BSD stuff to toy and appliance uses for so long. 1017883;1423880356;*;asciilifeform had a freebsd desktop for many years 1017884;1423880363;BingoBoingo;Next to social engineering inertia has to be the second biggest threat out there. 1017885;1423880439;BingoBoingo;I'm loving everything off by default and useful manpages. 1017886;1423880481;asciilifeform;BingoBoingo: everything off by default << not quite true. try building 'xorg' followed by 'emacs' and see end up with dbus, other horrors 1017887;1423880502;asciilifeform;^ assuming this was a recent openbsd 1017888;1423880528;BingoBoingo;5.6 1017889;1423880541;asciilifeform;^ was the one where i observed this 1017890;1423880560;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 10900 @ 0.00042639 = 4.6477 BTC [+] 1017891;1423880580;BingoBoingo;I'm leting DBUS live for now, doesn't seem to do much other than die a lot 1017892;1423880686;asciilifeform;BingoBoingo: it lets in various 'fun' like letting everything running on machine send arbitrary commands to virtually any gtk app (e.g., 'xchat') 1017893;1423880687;BingoBoingo;From what I understand commercial shop Mtier which does a lot of their ports does "OpenBSD with Gnome and support contracts" as golden toilet product. 1017894;1423880698;BingoBoingo;Ah 1017895;1423880779;BingoBoingo;!up rucoi 1017896;1423880797;BingoBoingo;asciilifeform: I am liking though that the xserver is not running as root 1017897;1423881289;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform the sex applications of this suddenly inexpensive >> uh what, predict ovulation ? 1017898;1423881300;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: target selector ? 1017899;1423881304;mircea_popescu;hm ? 1017900;1423881336;asciilifeform;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=22-04-2014#634660 << related 1017901;1423881336;assbot;Logged on 22-04-2014 12:51:23; asciilifeform: phun phact: as a student, i once seriously planned to build a pocket gas chromatographer, to pick up gurlz. how!? to do this - exercise for alert reader. 1017902;1423881370;mircea_popescu;... 1017903;1423881423;*;asciilifeform is out of his depth, does not know if wunderwaffen based on arousal monitoring via far ir thermovisor is a plausible thing 1017904;1423881449;mircea_popescu;well... in the sense bitcoind debugging via cpu ekg is a viable strategy. 1017905;1423881463;asciilifeform;presumably would be used for selection narrowing in target-rich environment 1017906;1423881498;mircea_popescu;if you think you can beat the primate brain with your electonic contraptions i have a rule based expert system to sell you. 1017907;1423881541;mircea_popescu;you'll probably do pretty ok picking up the ecstasy-peaking chicks in a rave, i'll grant you that. 1017908;1423881554;mircea_popescu;whether they hear anything you're saying or not tho is up for debate. 1017909;1423881572;asciilifeform;this'd be more of a prosthetic version of some folks' ability to 'read body signs' of arousal/lack thereof 1017910;1423881576;asciilifeform;at short (sword) range 1017911;1423881604;mircea_popescu;temperature is a very poor variable tho. you'll just end up with a lot of flu. 1017912;1423881610;asciilifeform;not of whole body! 1017913;1423881620;asciilifeform;nobody needs that 1017914;1423881625;mircea_popescu;candida infections. 1017915;1423881626;asciilifeform;(except ebola scanner) 1017916;1423881637;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: actually - precedent 1017917;1423881654;asciilifeform;for a short time in 1980s, liquid crystal thermo-indicator shirts were fashionable in usa 1017918;1423881656;asciilifeform;even pants 1017919;1423881660;asciilifeform;but were phased out, guess why 1017920;1423881669;asciilifeform;(and it had nothing to do with infections) 1017921;1423881669;mircea_popescu;they didn't work ? 1017922;1423881679;asciilifeform;nope, precisely the fact that -did- work.. 1017923;1423881734;mircea_popescu;i dunno, leuco jewelry was more or less popular in ro, ever since the 80s 1017924;1423881751;mircea_popescu;it remains in use by basically the same demo : slightly insecure 16 yo chicks that'll go into psychology. 1017925;1423881826;mircea_popescu;maybe you're right and the deep reason is that it gives away more than peoplewant to. 1017926;1423881835;asciilifeform;http://www.blogadilla.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/07/hypercolor-products.jpg 1017927;1423881837;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/173Xwbq ) 1017928;1423881862;mircea_popescu;lol. the sign of a healthy nubile female. 1017929;1423881864;asciilifeform;^ took surprisingly long to dredge up 1017930;1423881868;mircea_popescu;her cunt's always warm 1017931;1423881881;asciilifeform;always warm << one would presumably be looking for the deltas. 1017932;1423881886;asciilifeform;rather than absolute value 1017933;1423881922;[]bot;Bet placed: 1.05761 BTC for No on "Bitcoin to drop under $100 before April" http://bitbet.us/bet/1108/ Odds: 14(Y):86(N) by coin, 16(Y):84(N) by weight. Total bet: 13.93457636 BTC. Current weight: 55,392. 1017934;1423881926;asciilifeform;now, mircea_popescu does not need this instrument, eagle does not need a glider 1017935;1423881932;asciilifeform;but some folks might find a use. 1017936;1423881939;mircea_popescu;well, so who does ? the snail ? 1017937;1423881952;mircea_popescu;snail with glider just set itserlf up for trauimatic failure. 1017938;1423881969;asciilifeform;'if man was meant to fly... given wings' - ? 1017939;1423881993;mircea_popescu;not exactly, more like, "if god had meant me to gamble 10k dollars in this casino, he'd have given me 10k dollars" 1017940;1423882033;asciilifeform;lol 1017941;1423882054;mircea_popescu;let's indulge this fiction for the sake of potential literature. so you pick a target this way, and somehow it works out and now it's morning and she's in bed. 1017942;1423882067;mircea_popescu;do you skip to where the machine got abandoned and read her again ? 1017943;1423882083;BingoBoingo; not exactly, more like, "if god had meant me to gamble 10k dollars in this casino, he'd have given me 10k dollars" << Nah, he'd just make the credit officer in the cage a bit wet on the brain 1017944;1423882085;mircea_popescu;if you end up in a divorce ten years later, do you take the machine to court ? 1017945;1423882094;asciilifeform;actually i suspect that the fun would stop very soon after strapping on (presumably it would have to be worn at waist level! disguised as a fly button?!) 1017946;1423882110;mircea_popescu;see, this is setting yourself up for failure. 1017947;1423882114;asciilifeform;walk into $targetrichenvironment and discover soon - no targets 1017948;1423882117;mircea_popescu;if i had this machinery, you know how i'd use it ? 1017949;1423882121;mircea_popescu;ID SHOW IT TO THE WOMAN 1017950;1423882121;asciilifeform;not for $user at least 1017951;1423882138;mircea_popescu;why the fuck disguise it. the mentality that cunt's the enemy is principally what keeps geeks in an onansitic state. 1017952;1423882173;asciilifeform;SHOW IT TO THE WOMAN << lol, mircea_popescu must have spoken with asciilifeform's $pet re: how they met 1017953;1423882176;mircea_popescu;you go like, "Hey, guess why I'm talking to you ?" 1017954;1423882182;mircea_popescu;lol ? 1017955;1423882194;mircea_popescu; let's indulge this fiction for the sake of potential literature. << I PREDICTED! 1017956;1423882196;mircea_popescu;now let's hear it. 1017957;1423882219;*;asciilifeform did not actually carry out this experiment! but was setting up for a variation on the theme, and this got out in his social circle 1017958;1423882320;*;asciilifeform suffers from a peculiarly obscene perversion: has a hard time taking an interest in gurlz detectably stupider than him 1017959;1423882333;*;asciilifeform thus had many strange plans, as a young man, for how to narrow the set 1017960;1423882378;mircea_popescu;this is insanity. you want a girl that can be smart, not a girl that can't be stupid, for some arbitrary levels of either. just like you seek a horse that can run quickly, not a horse that is never still. 1017961;1423882387;asciilifeform;this is not an interesting story per se except in the form of advice to young folks like BingoBoingo - don't do it! 1017962;1423882411;mircea_popescu;bb is young ?! 1017963;1423882416;asciilifeform;iirc 1017964;1423882425;BingoBoingo;27 or 28 years young 1017965;1423882438;BingoBoingo;Fuck 28 1017966;1423882484;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: how to tell if horse can-run-quickly without seeing it run ? 1017967;1423882495;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: yes, you can eliminate horse with missing leg 1017968;1423882499;asciilifeform;or one that's been shot 1017969;1423882510;BingoBoingo;https://imgur.com/cGqdtO3 << desktop atm 1017970;1423882511;assbot; Imgur ... ( http://bit.ly/1B99rSq ) 1017971;1423882513;asciilifeform;but doesn't tell whether can run. only that isn't out of the race yet. 1017972;1423882542;asciilifeform;BingoBoingo: ugh what is that 1017973;1423882561;BingoBoingo;asciilifeform: xfce, still cleansing/purging toolset 1017974;1423882740;BingoBoingo;Background is Memorial Union at Mizzou, built in the days every public uni campus in USia was built in memorian falen soldiers of the franz fredinand police action against germany 1017975;1423883795;thestringpuller;mod6: it stopped responding to get_info or at least it looks like it's hanging 1017976;1423884815;thestringpuller;damn this shit grinds to a halt as the blocks get bigger. 1017977;1423884826;asciilifeform;which 'this' 1017978;1423884835;thestringpuller;0.5.3.1 1017979;1423884843;thestringpuller;with openssl 0.9something 1017980;1423884855;thestringpuller;Bitcoin 0.5.3.1*** 1017981;1423884860;asciilifeform;classical or orphanage-burning ? 1017982;1423884877;thestringpuller;i don't grok :( 1017983;1423884899;asciilifeform;thestringpuller: http://therealbitcoin.org/ml/btc-dev/2015-January/000038.html 1017984;1423884899;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1Kfln4D ) 1017985;1423884952;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 7375 @ 0.00042782 = 3.1552 BTC [+] {2} 1017986;1423885135;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5625 @ 0.00043311 = 2.4362 BTC [+] 1017987;1423885291;*;BingoBoingo not burning bastards, also has not come the slightest bit close to the old RAM limit since implementing new one. 1017988;1423885388;thestringpuller;asciilifeform: its classic 1017989;1423885418;thestringpuller;i used mod6 's script to do download/compilation 1017990;1423885467;*;asciilifeform is not at all interested in running infinitely-memcancerous bitcoind nor can recommend it to others. but also cannot recommend the experimental patch. 1017991;1423885494;*;asciilifeform will show the next attempt at a proper fix reasonably soon. 1017992;1423885494;cazalla;incase scoopbot isn't working http://qntra.net/2015/02/excoin-exchange-to-shut-down-amid-claims-of-theft/ 1017993;1423885494;assbot;Excoin Exchange To Shut Down Amid Claims Of Theft | Qntra.net ... ( http://bit.ly/1AyATYG ) 1017994;1423885640;asciilifeform;'The altcoin exchange Excoin has announced that it will soon shut down after alleging that an attacker was able to withdraw all the bitcoins from the exchange. With a trading engine written in Go, Excoin launched what was predominantly a Blackcoin exchange...' << in other news, some animal stole the heap of shit a fox deposited in my yard. 1017995;1423885671;asciilifeform;or wait, they had btc too ? 1017996;1423885691;cazalla;along with some shitty altcoins 1017997;1423885708;asciilifeform;'...featured a proof of reserve page which reassured members...' << how does a www page 'prove reserve' ? 1017998;1423885711;asciilifeform;should we even ask. 1017999;1423885722;cazalla;their claims, not mine! 1018000;1423885735;asciilifeform;just astonishing that 2011 never ends 1018001;1423885802;BingoBoingo;!up herbijudlestoids 1018002;1423885840;Adlai;"We noticed the hot wallets dwindling but assuming it was members moving their funds off site during the DDOS, we loaded all the cold balances onto the site so that users would not have withdrawals interrupted during our periods of up time." 1018003;1423885873;*;Adlai despairs of ever writing fiction... the truth beats anything he can dream up himself 1018004;1423885879;mircea_popescu;oooo! 1018005;1423885934;mircea_popescu;"Remember how in May, 2005, the American Psychiatric Association endorsed same sex marriage? And you applauded the moral fortitude and progressive instinct of this august body? Well, instead of debating whether there should or should not be same-sex marriage, perhaps we should ask what modern psychiatry could possibly contribute to this discussion. The answer is nothing. 1018006;1423885934;mircea_popescu;You can't get away with pat answers, such as psychiatrists see the psychiatric ramifications of discrimination or being unable to marry. There are psychiatric ramifications of bankruptcy, and war, but no one felt compelled to write a policy statement on it (and thank God.) 1018007;1423885934;mircea_popescu;And no, there isn't a difference between bankruptcy and gay marriage-- not to psychiatry. That's the point. These are social problems about which modern psychiatry is definitionally ignorant. The APA did not endorse polygamy. What's the difference? If homosexuality is not a psychiatric disorder, than there is no more reason to be more for or against it than there is for any other kind of marriage. The APA is no better 1018008;1423885939;mircea_popescu;suited to answering these questions than, say, the NFL. 1018009;1423885941;mircea_popescu;What if the NFL came out against antidepressants in children? This is a perfectly valid analogy, because neither the NFL nor psychiatry have special knowledge that make their statements anything more than opinions. What do psychiatrists know about same-sex marriage that the quarterback for the Patriots doesnt? Dont laughIm serious. Whats the answer? 1018010;1423885946;mircea_popescu;Medicine, or the APA, can legitimately express a policy only if the policy was grounded in science or logic. Perhaps the APA cares to release this intriguing scientific data? (While it is at it, perhaps it can also release the data supporting the use of half of the medications currently favored by APA Guidelines?) But this seems pretty much business as usual for the APA. Rather than work on its own serious failings, 1018011;1423885951;mircea_popescu; it involves itself in social policy." 1018012;1423885953;mircea_popescu;best.quote.ever. 1018013;1423885961;mircea_popescu;this, incidentally, is why no us pseudoscientific body can be taken seriously to any purpose. especially not to the purpose it supposedly serves. 1018014;1423885970;mircea_popescu;this includes the IETF as well as it includes the AMA. 1018015;1423886086;mircea_popescu;can't be arsed to fix the thing, can be arsed to ban evade. very fucking smart. 1018016;1423886162;BingoBoingo;bitcoin-qt is seriously just chilling now. was getting killed by malloc every half hour and now isn't even touching the line that killed it earlier. 1018017;1423886195;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: sad thing is, idiots denied apa/ietf/international association of bloodletting & phlogiston - will reinvent them.. 1018018;1423886240;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform the "trading" fo shitty altcoins for inexisting bitcoin is the most important part of the altcoin pumping scams. 1018019;1423886258;mircea_popescu;wow herbijudlestoids in da house ? 1018020;1423886289;BingoBoingo;herbijudlestoids: You actually here? 1018021;1423886303;BingoBoingo;I saw his join, but he's quiet if he's here 1018022;1423886315;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform not particularly sad. the point ios for us to know syphilitic whore is syphilitic, not for her to not get laid anymore. 1018023;1423886325;mircea_popescu;this isn't about "every fuckhead's precious" 1018024;1423886376;mircea_popescu;this is about me going "gtfo" to tim swanson while he derps about how "normal debates work". 1018025;1423886383;herbijudlestoids;im here 1018026;1423886385;herbijudlestoids;huelolelo 1018027;1423886385;asciilifeform;thought this was about annihilated scientific fields 1018028;1423886389;asciilifeform;or stillborn ones 1018029;1423886412;mircea_popescu;hey 1018030;1423886419;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform yes, but in the wot, not in the world. 1018031;1423886424;mircea_popescu;the world can rot. 1018032;1423886439;herbijudlestoids;hows everyone 1018033;1423886463;mircea_popescu;great. 1018034;1423886466;herbijudlestoids;i came to check yall behaving 1018035;1423886481;mircea_popescu;did your burn rate finally catch up with the funding ? 1018036;1423886492;herbijudlestoids;nope, we are doin really well 1018037;1423886498;BingoBoingo;herbijudlestoids: It's been how long now, a year almost since your last visit? 1018038;1423886501;herbijudlestoids;and, not funding :), actual paying customers 1018039;1423886509;mircea_popescu;o.O impossibri 1018040;1423886514;asciilifeform;what does herbijudlestoids sell, again? 1018041;1423886518;herbijudlestoids;clouds 1018042;1423886535;asciilifeform;? 1018043;1423886543;herbijudlestoids;openstack based IaaS clouds 1018044;1423886547;asciilifeform;aha timesharing 1018045;1423886550;herbijudlestoids;ye 1018046;1423886552;BingoBoingo;!b 3 1018047;1423886553;assbot;Last 3 lines bashed and pending review. ( http://dpaste.com/0F1P1B4.txt ) 1018048;1423886601;herbijudlestoids;we doin good 1018049;1423886605;herbijudlestoids;its very stressful 1018050;1423886616;herbijudlestoids;i work a lot :( 1018051;1423886620;mircea_popescu;i don't get it, there's literally an ocean of providers of this stuff. 1018052;1423886632;mircea_popescu;you telling me you can actually eke a living in such a market ? 1018053;1423886635;decimation;digital ocean? 1018054;1423886642;herbijudlestoids;yup, we offer expertise for big providers 1018055;1423886643;mircea_popescu;decimation on top of that lol 1018056;1423886648;herbijudlestoids;we dont compete in the race to bottom 1018057;1423886661;herbijudlestoids;so there is no herbicloud 1018058;1423886668;mircea_popescu;this is a noble goal, but a little like pron studios claiming the same. 1018059;1423886670;mircea_popescu;not up to you. 1018060;1423886672;decimation;asciilifeform: did you see my link about continued sparc production 1018061;1423886674;Namworld;Damn, I need to use gpg to log in here now? Gribble not enough anymore? 1018062;1423886683;mircea_popescu;Namworld assbot forket wot. 1018063;1423886686;herbijudlestoids;the big providers pay us lots of money to make their clouds gud 1018064;1423886692;mircea_popescu;it's a much better implementation anyway 1018065;1423886693;asciilifeform;decimation: 7000 sold/yr is not 'continued production' on the planet i live in 1018066;1423886694;herbijudlestoids;because, it seems, most people not good at it 1018067;1423886703;asciilifeform;decimation: it's inventory liquidation 1018068;1423886705;decimation;asciilifeform: aye, it's highly amusing 1018069;1423886710;herbijudlestoids;turns out large scale distributed systems are hard 1018070;1423886710;mircea_popescu;herbijudlestoids that part i can see. so more like ops consulting for iaas ppl ? 1018071;1423886712;decimation;no, they claim to still be doing r&d 1018072;1423886726;decimation;apparently they have some chip with 16 cores at 8 'threads' each 1018073;1423886726;asciilifeform;decimation: they can claim whatever they like 1018074;1423886729;herbijudlestoids;mircea_popescu: yeah. but we also develop IP as we go around that ops stuff 1018075;1423886736;mircea_popescu;aha. 1018076;1423886739;herbijudlestoids;deployment tools, config mgmt, automated service discovery etc 1018077;1423886750;asciilifeform;decimation: calculate what each unit would have to cost, approximately, for the vendor to stand any chance of breaking even 1018078;1423886754;herbijudlestoids;we r pretty gud 1018079;1423886762;mircea_popescu;yeah, so what's the plan, sell to microshit for 100mn in a year or two once they decide to beef up that biz ? 1018080;1423886763;decimation;asciilifeform: yeah and then compare to similar pile of arm chips 1018081;1423886770;herbijudlestoids;im in charge of ops, but my counterpart is in charge of the dev stuff 1018082;1423886802;herbijudlestoids;actually, in one sense it is *TOO* big, and i got tired of working on it all day, so for hobby i now admin my own freebsd server with jails 1018083;1423886806;herbijudlestoids;just like the gud old days 1018084;1423886809;decimation;asciilifeform: the only possibility is that usg is buying vanity products 1018085;1423886843;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 17641 @ 0.00042605 = 7.5159 BTC [-] 1018086;1423886847;asciilifeform;decimation: there was a scandal that broke not long ago, where it came out that usg is single-handedly keeping a number of fabs (mostly rad-hard stuff) in business 1018087;1423886864;asciilifeform;decimation: their competitors are now whining, 'we want too!111!!!11' 1018088;1423886868;decimation;that's actually suspiciously smart 1018089;1423886871;decimation;of course they are 1018090;1423886872;BingoBoingo; Damn, I need to use gpg to log in here now? Gribble not enough anymore? << Gribble was down too long and nanotube's vacation was long enough for people to worry about abduction 1018091;1423886898;decimation;the problem with keeping things alive on bezzlars is that there's always a runt who will squeal if not on the tit 1018092;1423886903;asciilifeform;decimation: you can probably guess that they didn't do it because 'smart', but because eternal contracts signed, likely, five or six presidents ago 1018093;1423886905;Namworld;okay 1018094;1423886924;decimation;asciilifeform: well, some elder thought it was smart 1018095;1423886950;mircea_popescu;Namworld http://wiki.bitcoin-assets.com/irc_bots/assbot 1018096;1423886951;assbot;irc_bots:assbot [bitcoin assets wiki] ... ( http://bit.ly/1BqStij ) 1018097;1423886951;herbijudlestoids;so. 1018098;1423886955;herbijudlestoids;tell me guise. 1018099;1423886960;asciilifeform;phun phact: radhard ic is quite arguably obsolete - similar effect can be had using tandems 1018100;1423886960;herbijudlestoids;wut happen? 1018101;1423886964;asciilifeform;but this is a hatephact 1018102;1423886974;BingoBoingo;Also with lead box 1018103;1423886986;asciilifeform;BingoBoingo: who pays for launching the lead ? 1018104;1423886997;decimation;asciilifeform: well, there are loads of silly-con valley satellite 'startups' that are launching plain arm chips into leo 1018105;1423887009;mircea_popescu;herbijudlestoids tons of things. qntra.net took over the business of bitcoin news. gavin has been shot in the head, foundation's over, bitcoin "development" past 0.5.x is being considered for deletion 1018106;1423887014;herbijudlestoids;TFW the USD spazzes out and causes bitcoin to drop from >1000 to <150 1018107;1423887018;asciilifeform;decimation: difference is that those ^ don't actually need to work 1018108;1423887023;BingoBoingo;asciilifeform: Toilet pays. If volume and not weight is the concern though Osmium box. 1018109;1423887024;decimation;but leo is child's play compared to van allen belts & beyond 1018110;1423887026;asciilifeform;decimation: the orbital nukes - do. 1018111;1423887032;decimation;asciilifeform: aye 1018112;1423887058;herbijudlestoids;yea i did read some rants from you on trilema about that mircea_popescu 1018113;1423887072;herbijudlestoids;i dunno what qntra is 1018114;1423887084;BingoBoingo;herbijudlestoids: If you want to play around with the foundation's 0.5.3.1 builds on FreeBSD they'd probably welcome it 1018115;1423887085;mircea_popescu;http://qntra.net/2015/02/there-is-nothing-new-in-the-world-except-for-the-history-you-didnt-know/ 1018116;1423887086;assbot;There is nothing new in the world. Except for the history you didn't know. | Qntra.net ... ( http://bit.ly/1AyFWIv ) 1018117;1423887121;herbijudlestoids;BingoBoingo: how stupid large is the blockchain right now? a billion gigabytes? 1018118;1423887133;BingoBoingo;herbijudlestoids: In the 30GB's 1018119;1423887146;decimation;asciilifeform: it kind of surprised me that usg allowed ibm to sell their fab actually 1018120;1423887163;BingoBoingo;herbijudlestoids: You have jails you can build variations and see if they sync 1018121;1423887170;asciilifeform;decimation: hence you can infer - real owner has not changed. 1018122;1423887175;asciilifeform;decimation: could not change. 1018123;1423887182;decimation;aye 1018124;1423887208;herbijudlestoids;yeah, being QA for the bitcoin foundation sounds fun... 1018125;1423887213;*;herbijudlestoids gets right on that :/ 1018126;1423887218;mircea_popescu;decimation if you review the us foreign policy, it can't escape your notice that the us is playing exactly the role of one of the classical woman in love : will pretend like she's a priss to all comers, except there's one she will literally eat the shit from. 1018127;1423887231;decimation;I'm sure that there were 'conditions' on the 'sale' (what do you call it when you give money to someone in exchange for impoverishing you? 1018128;1423887235;mircea_popescu;his name's china, and the us can't even mention what he asks of her. let alone consider what to say. 1018129;1423887237;BingoBoingo;herbijudlestoids: http://thebitcoin.foundation/ ben_vulpes and mod6 run the thing 1018130;1423887238;assbot;..::[ The Bitcoin Foundation ]::.. ... ( http://bit.ly/1AyGpur ) 1018131;1423887263;herbijudlestoids;oh, is this the fork foundation? 1018132;1423887270;BingoBoingo;Yeah 1018133;1423887272;mircea_popescu;no, this is the nonfork foundation. 1018134;1423887272;herbijudlestoids;confusing 1018135;1423887278;asciilifeform;herbijudlestoids: this is the actual foundation 1018136;1423887283;mircea_popescu;there's also a scam foundation, but w/e. 1018137;1423887284;herbijudlestoids;lol right in -assets land 1018138;1423887286;herbijudlestoids;yeah 1018139;1423887288;asciilifeform;herbijudlestoids: there is also a phoundation pushing crock'o'shit 1018140;1423887288;asciilifeform;aha 1018141;1423887292;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu inb4 1018142;1423887296;mircea_popescu;lol 1018143;1423887308;decimation;mircea_popescu: perhaps usg is desperate for china to become big enough so that usg can surrender to it 1018144;1423887309;mircea_popescu;but i mean this quite literally. scam foundation tried to push a bitcoin fork. 1018145;1423887311;mircea_popescu;which attempt failed. 1018146;1423887326;thestringpuller;they are still pushing that fork on some level 1018147;1423887335;BingoBoingo;herbijudlestoids: I dare you to try a makefile for 0.9.3 on FreeBSD that doesn't lean on the linux emulation layer 1018148;1423887339;thestringpuller;trying to push upgrades 1018149;1423887351;mircea_popescu;decimation i think it's just perverse masochism. self hating liberal white people finally found an empire of nationalistic chinese froggies that despise foreigners. 1018150;1423887354;mircea_popescu;match made in heaven. 1018151;1423887362;asciilifeform;herbijudlestoids: the basic idea, if i dare suggest that there is one, is a pedigreed 0.5.3 and a sequence of man-readable patches, signed by folks known to one another. 1018152;1423887386;herbijudlestoids;0.5.3 being the last version that -assets finds acceptable? 1018153;1423887393;decimation;mircea_popescu: maybe if we give them everything they will accept our love? 1018154;1423887400;asciilifeform;BingoBoingo: imho time spent on 0.9.x other than mining for zoological data (mutilations, fixes) is wasted 1018155;1423887403;mircea_popescu;i think it was more like the first. 6.something prolly. 1018156;1423887432;mircea_popescu;decimation that'd be cvounterproductive. more like, give everything, maybe then they'll finally take out the whip. 1018157;1423887438;herbijudlestoids;hey you guys know i had an idea 1018158;1423887443;herbijudlestoids;for a quick-and-dirty-cardano 1018159;1423887448;herbijudlestoids;or whatever that thing was called 1018160;1423887451;asciilifeform;a brick on a rope. 1018161;1423887452;BingoBoingo; BingoBoingo: imho time spent on 0.9.x other than mining for zoological data (mutilations, fixes) is wasted << Indeed shit just doesn't work there as pete_dush discovered 1018162;1423887453;asciilifeform;very quick 1018163;1423887460;asciilifeform;dirty if you drag it on the ground first 1018164;1423887473;asciilifeform;we already had herbijudlestoids's idea, see. 1018165;1423887480;mircea_popescu;lolwut 1018166;1423887481;herbijudlestoids;odroid + touchscreen + linux + seahorse 1018167;1423887493;asciilifeform;how about a vax and a vt100. 1018168;1423887496;asciilifeform;why even. 1018169;1423887503;*;asciilifeform head-desks 1018170;1423887503;herbijudlestoids;the benefit of this is that you can encrypt messages too 1018171;1423887514;mircea_popescu;herbijudlestoids there's tons of quick and dirty cardanos out there already. 1018172;1423887519;mircea_popescu;the point of this place is cleanliness. 1018173;1423887527;BingoBoingo;Can encrypt from anything. Decrypt and signing are the hard problems 1018174;1423887552;decimation;asciilifeform: it would be amusing if someone were to make an electro-mechanical RSA machine 1018175;1423887562;decimation;like the enigma & "tunny" machines 1018176;1423887564;asciilifeform;decimation: laugh, but i actually considered this. 1018177;1423887578;asciilifeform;decimation: also considered the nearly equally impractical ttl logic variant. 1018178;1423887580;herbijudlestoids;i mean, this device, it can handle decrypt/sign in the same way as cardano, but also add the ability for the user to write and encrypt a message with their key using the touchscreen 1018179;1423887583;decimation;https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lorenz_cipher < tunny 1018180;1423887585;assbot;Lorenz cipher - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia ... ( http://bit.ly/1vsI9iE ) 1018181;1423887587;herbijudlestoids;nvm :) 1018182;1423887607;BingoBoingo;Encrypt merely requires pub key. 1018183;1423887619;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform if nubbins` weren't such a noob, he'd have laser etched a mechanical rsa by now 1018184;1423887623;BingoBoingo;Encrypt from dirty machine and burn it until cleansed 1018185;1423887624;decimation;yeah it would be very difficult to implement without some kind of state machine 1018186;1423887632;asciilifeform;decimation: vernam (otp, xor) is trivial - mechanically or otherwise 1018187;1423887643;asciilifeform;!up herbijudlestoids 1018188;1423887647;herbijudlestoids;lol :( 1018189;1423887657;herbijudlestoids;assbot hate me 1018190;1423887660;decimation;asciilifeform: aye, that would have its uses too 1018191;1423887673;herbijudlestoids;the thing that worries me about the cardano is upgrades 1018192;1423887681;herbijudlestoids;what if i want to patch it 1018193;1423887682;*;asciilifeform wishes he had a bitcent for every 'here's how you can make a quick cardano' letter 1018194;1423887684;herbijudlestoids;or whatever 1018195;1423887687;decimation;why on earth would it need to be upgraded? 1018196;1423887704;asciilifeform;herbijudlestoids: what if you want to patch your hypothalamus ? 1018197;1423887711;herbijudlestoids;to add support for new ciphers or something? i dunno 1018198;1423887736;mircea_popescu;you don't patch it, you burn it and get a new one. 1018199;1423887740;herbijudlestoids;if its software based i could theoretically use the same device to interact with other encryption toolsets like nacl or whatever 1018200;1423887741;asciilifeform;^ 1018201;1423887741;decimation;re: china > https://tiananmenstremendousachievements.wordpress.com/2014/05/02/china-destroyed-control-chip-of-japanese-spy-satellite-with-secret-weapon/ < lulzy translated chinese military propaganda blog 1018202;1423887743;assbot;China Destroyed Control Chip of Japanese Spy Satellite with Secret Weapon | Tiananmen's Tremendous Achievements ... ( http://bit.ly/1AyHSAS ) 1018203;1423887746;asciilifeform;burn, new 1018204;1423887776;asciilifeform;herbijudlestoids: if 'software-based' is what you want, i don't get it, you already own a computer ? 1018205;1423887788;asciilifeform;why even interested in the subject then 1018206;1423887802;BingoBoingo;asciilifeform> herbijudlestoids: what if you want to patch your hypothalamus ? << Don't remember if I did this or not. 1018207;1423887812;herbijudlestoids;i want it to be software based, but handheld battery powered, airgapped, single function, etc 1018208;1423887819;mircea_popescu;so buy a laptop 1018209;1423887836;asciilifeform;laptop, palmtop (can get ms-dos!) etc 1018210;1423887862;herbijudlestoids;yeah, im just proposing exactly that except with smaller formfactor hardware and a GUI shell that just runs seahorse or whatever 1018211;1423887867;mircea_popescu;10 yo laptops are basically the value of the rare metals in them. 20 bux. 1018212;1423887877;decimation;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=10-12-2013#415970 1018213;1423887877;assbot;Logged on 10-12-2013 19:28:23; asciilifeform: what you're probably thinking of (or what you will think of, if you think long enough) is: secure terminal. complete with keyboard and display. 1018214;1423887889;herbijudlestoids;or you could buy a brand new odroid for $35 1018215;1423887904;BingoBoingo;asciilifeform> laptop, palmtop (can get ms-dos!) etc << Sharp Zarus 1018216;1423887905;mircea_popescu;or that. 1018217;1423887943;asciilifeform;^ no proper rng in any of the machines discussed here 1018218;1423887944;mircea_popescu;if you can trust their closed stack turd. 1018219;1423887948;asciilifeform;and ^ 1018220;1423887975;asciilifeform;decimation: let's play with the satellite thing 1018221;1423887980;decimation;herbijudlestoids: if you read the logs, you discover several explanations for why what you desire doesn't exist 1018222;1423887993;asciilifeform;decimation: service ceiling of the j20 is, according strictly to rumour, 18km. 1018223;1423887994;herbijudlestoids;well, some of the odroids i know have a hw RNG, but i dont know how adequate it is 1018224;1423888006;asciilifeform;decimation: let's assume that the thing was flying at the ceiling 1018225;1423888049;asciilifeform;let's also assume that the sat was in leo. 1018226;1423888062;decimation;yeah those seem reasonable 1018227;1423888063;asciilifeform;say, 160km. 1018228;1423888085;decimation;that's pretty low, but okay 1018229;1423888089;mircea_popescu;that was a lengthy intro for "let delta = 150km" 1018230;1423888090;asciilifeform;so, 142km between shooter and victim. 1018231;1423888116;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: our usg readers may have some trouble with arithmetic, let's help'em 1018232;1423888152;asciilifeform;next, inverse-square law... 1018233;1423888179;decimation;well, I assumed that the 'electromagnetic pulse weapon Poacher One' was not mounted on the j-20 aircraft 1018234;1423888202;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform you mean, "the angular projection of a 10 metre target 150 km away" ? 1018235;1423888216;asciilifeform;aha 1018236;1423888269;*;BingoBoingo kinda wants a Mig-25 1018237;1423888270;mircea_popescu;;;calc 3600 / (150000**2*3.1415) 1018238;1423888270;gribble;5.09310838771e-08 1018239;1423888277;mircea_popescu;half a millionth. 1018240;1423888291;asciilifeform;decimation: true, i have no idea where it was (if existed) 1018241;1423888301;asciilifeform;assumed - on account of article - on plane. 1018242;1423888305;mircea_popescu;s/mil/bil/ 1018243;1423888329;decimation;asciilifeform: yeah that would seem silly 1018244;1423888329;asciilifeform;decimation: why? because article claimed 'megawatt for minute'. if on ground, could carry on as long as you like at megawatt 1018245;1423888344;decimation;yeah, I assumed the power would be lulzy for aircraft 1018246;1423888345;asciilifeform;with mircea_popescu's genset trailer 1018247;1423888352;mircea_popescu;a.... megawatt ? rly ? 1018248;1423888363;asciilifeform;supercaps 1018249;1423888366;mircea_popescu;gtfo, do you have ANY IDEA what the air looks like around your megawatt continuous laser ? 1018250;1423888383;mircea_popescu;i can't be the only one that actually fired lasers. 1018251;1423888406;asciilifeform;rayleigh scattering, yes. 1018252;1423888419;asciilifeform;actually is the real limit to laser blaser. 1018253;1423888421;asciilifeform;*blaster 1018254;1423888424;mircea_popescu;how do the intended audience of these articles imagine stuff like plasma is made 1018255;1423888477;mircea_popescu;http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/0b/Why_is_the_sky_blue.jpg 1018256;1423888479;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1AyJuL1 ) 1018257;1423888480;mircea_popescu;splendid illustration btw 1018258;1423888534;asciilifeform;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com//?date=12-12-2014#951698 << obligatory. old emp thread 1018259;1423888534;assbot;Logged on 12-12-2014 00:03:19; asciilifeform: chemically-powered emp bomb is one of those weapons that really fails basic physics, for almost any scenario, but the brass can't ever fall out of love with it 1018260;1423888558;mircea_popescu;moreover, iuf you need 1mw to kill a sat chip you have serious mental issues. 1018261;1423888572;mircea_popescu;there's a monty python sketch about missile hunting mosquitoes. 1018262;1423888584;asciilifeform;satellites don't run away, either 1018263;1423888585;*;BingoBoingo imagines bowling with a MIG 25 1018264;1423888596;mircea_popescu;if this satellite is a ton of iron, a megawatt OVER A MINUTE will vaporize it. 1018265;1423888607;asciilifeform;megawatt where. 1018266;1423888608;mircea_popescu;it's 60mJ. 1018267;1423888613;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform on it, supposdely. 1018268;1423888616;asciilifeform;lol 1018269;1423888625;decimation;nah if you want emp, you gotta nuke 1018270;1423888626;asciilifeform;yes, it was thrown in a crucible, sure 1018271;1423888651;BingoBoingo;Set up pins on a salt flat, attach 16lb ball to hardpoint. Fly and release 1018272;1423888673;herbijudlestoids;haha! 1018273;1423888675;herbijudlestoids;:D 1018274;1423888684;BingoBoingo;!up herbijudlestoids 1018275;1423888693;herbijudlestoids;hmm... 1018276;1423888701;herbijudlestoids;i identified with gribble still no voice love 1018277;1423888744;mircea_popescu;assbot. pm it !up 1018278;1423888772;BingoBoingo;scoopbot -fetch 1018279;1423888786;herbijudlestoids;ah. 1018280;1423888808;mircea_popescu;in other news, http://33.media.tumblr.com/25c76cb8b51370dbf92cd1254513184d/tumblr_n54bvj7uDa1tt28juo1_500.gif 1018281;1423888811;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1AyKv5z ) 1018282;1423888866;mod6;thestringpuller: did you get the error message I told you about in getinfo? [ http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=13-02-2015#1017438 ] 1018283;1423888866;assbot;Logged on 13-02-2015 15:33:22; mod6: youll know that you've hit the bad tx when you see an error in getinfo like this: "errors" : "WARNING: Displayed transactions may not be correct! You may need to upgrade, or other nodes may need to upgrade." 1018284;1423888881;decimation;asciilifeform: http://www.macrofab.net/ << supposedly will make dual layer board with ~50 parts for $57 in two weeks 1018285;1423888881;assbot;MacroFab, Inc. ... ( http://bit.ly/1AyKI8N ) 1018286;1423888898;asciilifeform;decimation: qty = ? 1018287;1423888904;decimation;1 1018288;1423888907;mod6;if so, then yes, you hit the bad tx, and then you need to upgrade to openssl 1.0.1g to pass over it. 1018289;1423888918;asciilifeform;nre cost ? 1018290;1423888919;decimation;but it's not clear if that's marketing spin or not, haven't tried 1018291;1423888934;decimation;I guess it is rolled into the price of the whole thing 1018292;1423888957;decimation;if you use their small selection of 'house parts' they do not charge a 'labor' fee 1018293;1423888969;asciilifeform;^ not terribly useful in my case 1018294;1423888974;decimation;no, not really 1018295;1423888983;decimation;I might give them a spin to see if they really exist 1018296;1423889007;BingoBoingo;http://www.telegraphindia.com/1060502/asp/frontpage/story_6171245.asp 1018297;1423889010;assbot;The Telegraph - Calcutta : Frontpage ... ( http://bit.ly/1vsKpGP ) 1018298;1423889136;asciilifeform;BingoBoingo: if you are fond of that machine, you can download the mig25 manuals stack... 1018299;1423889147;BingoBoingo;asciilifeform: Have one somewhere 1018300;1423889300;BingoBoingo;!up Vexual 1018301;1423889397;decimation;asciilifeform: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3w_EWgGQuk < teardown and explanation of how lecroy 100 ghz oscopes work 1018302;1423889398;assbot;Experiments and Teardown of the Teledyne LeCroy LabMaster 10-100zi 100GHz, 240GS/s Oscilloscope - YouTube ... ( http://bit.ly/1vsL0bn ) 1018303;1423889427;asciilifeform;decimation: lol, that thing rejects any 'eagle' board layout i offer it 1018304;1423889430;Vexual;Hi all, herbi. 1018305;1423889436;asciilifeform;decimation: iirc we did that scope here 1018306;1423889446;asciilifeform;!s lecroy 1018307;1423889446;assbot;0 results for 'lecroy' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=lecroy 1018308;1423889447;decimation;no we did a spectrum analyzer 1018309;1423889449;asciilifeform;aha 1018310;1423889450;decimation;from agilent 1018311;1423889454;decimation;!s agilent 1018312;1423889455;assbot;23 results for 'agilent' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=agilent 1018313;1423889464;decimation;and it didn't do 100 ghz 1018314;1423889465;asciilifeform;gonna guess that it works the same way my chinese 200mHz one does 1018315;1423889469;asciilifeform;staggered adc 1018316;1423889477;decimation;that's special $1 mil bezzle 1018317;1423889492;asciilifeform;big phat deal, the cost of three tow trucks. 1018318;1423889494;decimation;asciilifeform: yes, but the real sauce is the sample-and-hold asic 1018319;1423889511;Vexual;ascii that snatch sniffer might work just as well without the batteries if you get the thing close enough. 1018320;1423889515;asciilifeform;not even clear to me that it's overpriced 1018321;1423889528;asciilifeform;Vexual: wai wat ?! 1018322;1423889532;decimation;the input coax is more-or-less directly attached to their custome asci 1018323;1423889550;decimation;asciilifeform: no it isn't really, how many do you think they sell? 10? 100? 1018324;1423889565;BingoBoingo;!b 5 1018325;1423889566;assbot;Last 5 lines bashed and pending review. ( http://dpaste.com/3CAM71A.txt ) 1018326;1423889636;decimation;once you cross into > 10 GHz signals you start having to fork over real $$ for test equipment 1018327;1423889641;herbijudlestoids;hey vex 1018328;1423889649;herbijudlestoids;hey. 1018329;1423889658;herbijudlestoids;wasnt there some command you used to be able to run.. 1018330;1423889660;herbijudlestoids;!fap 1018331;1423889667;herbijudlestoids;i dunno..something like that 1018332;1423889671;herbijudlestoids;for porn 1018333;1423889681;herbijudlestoids;i miss that. 1018334;1423889755;mircea_popescu;lol 1018335;1423889775;mircea_popescu;so it pleases me to report that virtually all links from tlp to various learned repositories of articles are dead. 1018336;1423889778;mircea_popescu;it's not been 10 years. 1018337;1423889782;mircea_popescu;the web is fucking useless. 1018338;1423889826;herbijudlestoids;yea wasnt vince cerf saying that as well recently? 1018339;1423889843;herbijudlestoids;and i read a great article on archive.org about similar issue 1018340;1423889845;decimation;mircea_popescu: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2952020/Will-21st-century-lost-history-Father-internet-warns-digital-world-lead-black-hole-knowledge.html 1018341;1423889847;assbot;Print out your photos or risk losing them, warns Google boss | Daily Mail Online ... ( http://bit.ly/1AyO8IK ) 1018342;1423889870;decimation;"In centuries to come, future historians looking back on the current era could be confronted by a digital desert comparable with the dark ages - the post-Roman period in Western Europe about which relatively little is known because of the scarcity of written records. " 1018343;1423889877;herbijudlestoids;yeah 1018344;1423889883;herbijudlestoids;that one 1018345;1423889906;mircea_popescu;fucking ridoinculous. 1018346;1423889922;decimation;'My name is Ozymandias, king of kings: Look on my works, ye Mighty, and despair!' 1018347;1423889924;mircea_popescu;well, fuck the world, trilema will survive. i guess the idea being that "winners write history". 1018348;1423889952;mircea_popescu;herbijudlestoids http://38.media.tumblr.com/4cc8da8a80bcc144e2b7a0a239b5e4f2/tumblr_mt63fprr6m1ssof6ro1_250.gif there you go 1018349;1423889954;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1AyOtuZ ) 1018350;1423889982;mircea_popescu;girl put her panties on correctly : over the garter. 1018351;1423889983;herbijudlestoids;mesmerising 1018352;1423890062;herbijudlestoids;i am really enjoying my freebsd hobby project, gives me opportunity to implement so many things that i have let go past because i didnt need it for work 1018353;1423890102;herbijudlestoids;so far: squid, ldap, kerberos, djbdns, postfix, and today i finished setting up nginx and getting "A" score on the qualys ssl test 1018354;1423890141;herbijudlestoids;next: https://github.com/nbs-system/naxsi 1018355;1423890142;assbot;nbs-system/naxsi · GitHub ... ( http://bit.ly/1vsMrGZ ) 1018356;1423890169;ben_vulpes;well that was quite the refactor 1018357;1423890185;ben_vulpes;i went heads down, next thing i know you asshats have crapped out 800 loglines 1018358;1423890188;ben_vulpes;and an herbijudlestoids! 1018359;1423890193;herbijudlestoids;hullo mr fox 1018360;1423890194;ben_vulpes;;;ident herbijudlestoids 1018361;1423890194;gribble;Nick 'herbijudlestoids', with hostmask 'herbijudlestoids!~sina@c220-239-186-144.randw3.nsw.optusnet.com.au', is not identified. 1018362;1423890208;herbijudlestoids;is so :( 1018363;1423890219;herbijudlestoids;i just identified with you bastard bot 1018364;1423890254;ben_vulpes;!gettrust assbot herbijudlestoids 1018365;1423890254;assbot;Trust relationship from user assbot to user herbijudlestoids: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 0 via 0 connections. | http://w.b-a.link/trust/assbot/herbijudlestoids | http://w.b-a.link/user/herbijudlestoids 1018366;1423890271;ben_vulpes;;;gettrust assbot herbijudlestoids 1018367;1423890272;gribble;WARNING: Currently not authenticated. Trust relationship from user assbot to user herbijudlestoids: Level 1: 0, Level 2: 0 via 0 connections. Graph: http://b-otc.com/stg?source=assbot&dest=herbijudlestoids | WoT data: http://b-otc.com/vrd?nick=herbijudlestoids | Rated since: Fri Feb 14 01:33:49 2014 1018368;1423890287;herbijudlestoids;;;ident herbijudlestoids 1018369;1423890287;gribble;Nick 'herbijudlestoids', with hostmask 'herbijudlestoids!~sina@c220-239-186-144.randw3.nsw.optusnet.com.au', is identified as user 'herbijudlestoids', with GPG key id CA8F764D7A6DC051, key fingerprint 7BFEED118C1BD7FA160C7780CA8F764D7A6DC051, and bitcoin address None 1018370;1423890295;herbijudlestoids;yeah. damn u. 1018371;1423890310;ben_vulpes;ok ok 1018372;1423890343;herbijudlestoids;i guess i should stop using my home computer to connect here and start using this freebsd node 1018373;1423890346;herbijudlestoids;brb. 1018374;1423890369;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform http://boards.straightdope.com/sdmb/showthread.php?t=711276 << this you'll appreciate. grep for "Doctor_Why_Bother" 1018375;1423890371;assbot; Does Anyone Read "The Last Psychiatrist"? - Straight Dope Message Board ... ( http://bit.ly/1vsMSAY ) 1018376;1423890527;ben_vulpes;!up Vexual 1018377;1423890645;ben_vulpes; srsly, whoever asked that, read the damn thing << for those blessedly uncontaminated with "c machine" constructs, it's hard to tell where the "c++" leaves off and the "boost" begins. it's clear that it's used in every for loop (c++ doesn't have iteration constructs?!), but the question if you didn't read closely enough was "why bother?" not "should one?" 1018378;1423890689;decimation;mircea_popescu: that's a lulzy exchange. the doctor_why_bother guy is a living example of 'he misses the forest for the tiny sapling' 1018379;1423890706;mircea_popescu;more generally, of dunning-kruger 1018380;1423890720;mircea_popescu;people thinkg that effect only shows up in idiots, and so not in them. which of course is the very point. 1018381;1423890747;mircea_popescu;but in fact, the moderately stupid are just as handicapped understanding why they aren't smarter as very smart people are, understanding THE SAME THING (ie, why they aren't smarter). 1018382;1423890790;ben_vulpes; it's funny/sad how parenting reverses over time << oh this is great news you mean i have to take care of both ends? great. 1018383;1423890865;decimation;it's like watching a cripple trip on a bump, adjacent to which is a sign that says "attention cripples: do not trip on this bump" 1018384;1423890868;mircea_popescu;your average doobie, with a mediocre college degree and an ESL culture mostly geared towards ingested summaries is perfectly unable to decode metaphor or recognise complex enough patterns and fill in the gaps. this to him is frustrating, and the frustration is predictably resolved by lashing out (hey, it's the guy fault for using rferences i have to google and math i don't grok!11). in no way better than a clinical mor 1018385;1423890868;mircea_popescu;on angry at people who can write. 1018386;1423890942;thestringpuller;mod6: ben_vulpes it got past the wedge 1018387;1423890951;mircea_popescu;for that matter, my "which of course is the very point" above is also "not very clear", in the sense that if one isn't particularly bright, the recursion of "what dk says is that people think they're better than they are" is not immediately glob'd into the expression. 1018388;1423890973;mircea_popescu;for that matter, if one doesn't have the culture to know that glob's a verb, the above is also "a very bad argument" .and so on. 1018389;1423890987;asciilifeform;decimation: 'macrofab' << i worked through an entire board. 1018390;1423890993;asciilifeform;decimation: it's a piece of shit 1018391;1423891001;asciilifeform;decimation: loses xy coords for -all- parts 1018392;1423891008;decimation;asciilifeform: lol thanks for jumping on that 1018393;1423891022;decimation;but ascii, it's in 'beta' 1018394;1423891025;mircea_popescu;ben_vulpes : take the bright side of life. "not liking kids is not a valid reason to not have any - you'll be stuck with some anyway." 1018395;1423891032;asciilifeform;decimation: and demands weird gerber layers that i haven't got 1018396;1423891039;asciilifeform;what a fucking waste of hour 1018397;1423891048;asciilifeform;cranked through all the parts substitutions crap 1018398;1423891054;mircea_popescu;asciilifeform stop wasting your hours! you're a process man, you belong to s.nsa now! 1018399;1423891063;decimation;my understanding is that you are required to manually place the parts 1018400;1423891066;thestringpuller;"blocks" : 164713 1018401;1423891067;decimation;in a 'mechanical turk' fashion 1018402;1423891068;asciilifeform;(for what? rng. small board, nothing secret therein. yes, motherfucker has my gerbers now) 1018403;1423891074;asciilifeform;decimation: semi-automatic turk 1018404;1423891091;ben_vulpes;mircea_popescu: it gets worse. some even work for me. 1018405;1423891095;decimation;asciilifeform: did you use eagle? 1018406;1423891099;asciilifeform;aha 1018407;1423891102;decimation;I might try kicad to see what it does 1018408;1423891106;asciilifeform;did try it 1018409;1423891121;asciilifeform;and even took a month last year - learned geda 1018410;1423891121;mircea_popescu;ben_vulpes so do mine. but at least a) i actually fuck them and b) i don't take them without a significant prior investment from other people. 1018411;1423891128;decimation;there's another similar vendor https://circuithub.com/ << supposedly they actually deliever 1018412;1423891129;assbot;CircuitHub ... ( http://bit.ly/1vsOfzL ) 1018413;1423891138;asciilifeform;geda is great in every way except for being terminally buggy and the fill polygons fell apart 1018414;1423891159;asciilifeform;kikad is unusable on linux (on every box i own) - gui redraw bug 1018415;1423891166;decimation;asciilifeform: I find kicad amusing - when you go to download they have a little description begging not to download the 'old stable' version 1018416;1423891169;asciilifeform;and, even were this fixed, its autorouter is dumb as rocks 1018417;1423891183;ben_vulpes;sage words 1018418;1423891186;ben_vulpes;next career 1018419;1423891211;mircea_popescu;decimation why not ? 1018420;1423891273;asciilifeform;decimation: circuithub << wait, lol!!! >> 'In order to upload your first project, please create or link a Dropbox account.' 1018421;1423891274;decimation;because apparently all their new 'features' are in the new 'unstable testing' version 1018422;1423891275;asciilifeform;wtf ? 1018423;1423891283;decimation;asciilifeform: hehe yeah I wondered when you were to walk into that 1018424;1423891293;decimation;they promise that they won't mistreat your data 1018425;1423891310;asciilifeform;i assume they will all 'mistreat the data' 1018426;1423891316;asciilifeform;but why force user to use turd service ? 1018427;1423891330;decimation;I guess because they can't write an http uploader that works? 1018428;1423891344;*;asciilifeform even more disappointed than expected to be 1018429;1423891364;decimation;asciilifeform, what do you expect from 'hardware startup' chumpatronics? 1018430;1423891375;*;asciilifeform does not expect to find one of these things that works for any reasonable value of 'works', because the economics of it are not, to put it very gently, favourable 1018431;1423891419;decimation;supposedly the macrolabs people 'make the economics work' by queuing up all the jobs onto a giant panel 1018432;1423891427;asciilifeform;i could live, for example, with an outfit that would crap out the board and place just the passives (then i xray the damn thing here. and place the actives personally) 1018433;1423891433;decimation;I'm not sure how they 'make it up on volume' if they have to hand place parts on the whole thing 1018434;1423891442;asciilifeform;but i could also live with a pill that propels me on morning commute by enabling me to fart ponies 1018435;1423891485;decimation;pony-farts would be a fairly good way of navigating the dc traffic jams 1018436;1423891515;decimation;apparently the kicad-pcb.org page is dead 1018437;1423891517;asciilifeform;!s a horse splashes 1018438;1423891517;assbot;0 results for 'a horse splashes' : http://s.b-a.link/?q=a+horse+splashes 1018439;1423891523;asciilifeform;;;google a horse splashes 1018440;1423891524;gribble;Haldane, On Being the Right Size: ; .. a man is broken, a horse splashes - Physics Forums: ; On Being The Right Size (Hollywood edition). | The Inverse Square ...: [] deployment tools, config mgmt, automated service discovery etc << /me is tres jelly 1018464;1423892064;asciilifeform;e.g., $1.50 to place each 15c resistor they refused to stock 1018465;1423892067;decimation;yes, I couldn't find any mention of the costs of 'non-house' parts 1018466;1423892068;asciilifeform;^ yes, per unit 1018467;1423892073;asciilifeform;clever chumpamatic 1018468;1423892084;asciilifeform;decimation: you have to crap in an actual project to learn the costs 1018469;1423892085;decimation;nor a catalog of parts that 'can be had for a price' 1018470;1423892099;asciilifeform;it lets you fidget with the selections 1018471;1423892113;decimation;ah, I will upload something and see what I can do 1018472;1423892116;asciilifeform;their selection is, i'd say, rather spotty 1018473;1423892127;asciilifeform;e.g., no 47K 0805 resistor of any grade 1018474;1423892146;decimation;yes their house passive selection is very limited 1018475;1423892156;decimation;and their non-passive even more so 1018476;1423892159;asciilifeform;as for actives, virtually none to be had. 1018477;1423892215;asciilifeform;in short, i am presently at a loss as to what this is good for, how, and why... 1018478;1423892261;decimation;it will be interesting to see if this 'service' continues to exist for a period of time, and if so, how it matures 1018479;1423892280;thestringpuller;decimation: isn't there a super speeder law in VA and MD because people drive so terribly in DC? 1018480;1423892286;asciilifeform;as i understand, it is severely antieconomic and cannot really go anywhere 1018481;1423892317;decimation;thestringpuller: in VA if you are speeding 15 mph over the limit it can be considered 'wreckless' 1018482;1423892337;asciilifeform;that alone would not doom it - consider the world of usg - but the onesie-pcb-assembly business doesn't have the makings of a mass popu-chumpatron 1018483;1423892350;asciilifeform;reckless? 1018484;1423892507;decimation;yeah reckless 1018485;1423892514;decimation;I guess wreckless would be safe driving :) 1018486;1423892592;decimation;asciilifeform: I think they have the nub of a good idea, having all the steps in manufacturing clearly brought out in one spot 1018487;1423892598;decimation;the execution might not be there though 1018488;1423892627;decimation;ah no it's 20 mph in VA http://www.bobbattlelaw.com/faqs/what-is-considered-reckless-driving-speeding-in-virginia.cfm 1018489;1423892628;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1vsQFOB ) 1018490;1423892667;ben_vulpes;i got a reckless driving charge one time. 1018491;1423892690;ben_vulpes;ticket was officially for 60 in a 30. 1018492;1423892695;decimation;ben_vulpes: did they try to send you to jail? 1018493;1423892698;ben_vulpes;iirc, i hit 70. 1018494;1423892722;ben_vulpes;lol in portland? 1018495;1423892761;decimation;you guys have a loud n' proud bisexual governor now 1018496;1423892848;ben_vulpes;there's always something silly happening in the backwaters 1018497;1423892893;decimation;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=04-01-2015#965039 < mircea_popescu apparently amex was too fucktarded to keep costco as a client 1018498;1423892893;assbot;Logged on 04-01-2015 22:07:08; mircea_popescu: decimation: re: costco & amex << I suspect amex gives costco a deal (pays them) to force a large percentage of the upper-crust customer-base to have an amex card in their wallet << pretty much how that racket goes yes. 1018499;1423892963;decimation;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=04-01-2015#965039 < mircea_popescu apparently amex was too fucktarded to keep costco as a client http://fortune.com/2015/02/12/amex-costco-dumps-cards/ 1018500;1423892963;assbot;Logged on 04-01-2015 22:07:08; mircea_popescu: decimation: re: costco & amex << I suspect amex gives costco a deal (pays them) to force a large percentage of the upper-crust customer-base to have an amex card in their wallet << pretty much how that racket goes yes. 1018501;1423892964;assbot;AmEx shares plunge as Costco dumps its credit cards - Fortune ... ( http://bit.ly/1vsR8R0 ) 1018502;1423892976;decimation;sorry for the dup 1018503;1423893560;punkman;http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn26968-telescopic-contact-lenses-let-you-zoom-in-on-demand.html 1018504;1423893561;assbot;Telescopic contact lenses let you zoom in on demand - tech - 13 February 2015 - New Scientist ... ( http://bit.ly/1AlAMkB ) 1018505;1423894784;punkman;http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=14-02-2015#1017753 << I was more wondering how much cruft we'll need for that. 1018506;1423894784;assbot;Logged on 14-02-2015 00:20:24; BingoBoingo: punkman: if we replace openssl with libressl or whatever, how do we verify all the buggy data generated by 7 different openssl versions? << For the time being... empirically. There a set with six year's worth a data to test against by syncing. 1018507;1423894848;punkman;could just keep the checkpoint stuff though, and not verify all the ecdsa signatures. 1018508;1423894987;punkman;(I'll mention again that if you let VerifySignature run on all tx's, it blows up much sooner than block 168000) 1018509;1423895049;mircea_popescu;decimation ouch, amex kinda set to go out of biz huh. 1018510;1423895088;mircea_popescu;the obvious effect of "keynesian" money pumping is bubbles, but that's not the worst effect. 1018511;1423895127;mircea_popescu;the worst effect is that everything forms monopolies. in a physics intuitive approach, what QE does is basically increase the superficial tension. this forces bubbles to merge. 1018512;1423895164;mircea_popescu;in another perspective, qe is an abdication of monetarty sovereignty. sovereignity is a fixed sum, so it just moves in other parts of the system - monopolies form. 1018513;1423895221;mircea_popescu;but in any case, however you explain it on the "micro" basis : competition and central control are mutually contradictory. much like anabolic and catabolic processes. 1018514;1423895268;decimation;yes, the us today is more-or-less dominated by centralized megabusiness 1018515;1423895295;decimation;because 'must grow big to get a seat at the table where they hand out bezzlars' 1018516;1423895302;punkman;decimation: just the US? 1018517;1423895317;decimation;punkman: aren't you in france? 1018518;1423895333;mircea_popescu;greece. 1018519;1423895351;decimation;the eu has their own version 1018520;1423895353;mircea_popescu;decimation it's not even that, it's just... the *meaning* of money changes. 1018521;1423895377;BingoBoingo;mircea_popescu: Amex is fine. They partnered with Walmart for poor people ATM cards 1018522;1423895396;mircea_popescu;they're getting bought out 1018523;1423895412;decimation;the 'meaning of money' seems to have a scale from 'tool to settle private debts' to 'note from stalin' 1018524;1423895489;asciilifeform;old hat. east india company ran as much on the latter as the former 1018525;1423895502;decimation;http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-02-12/amex-grip-on-wealthy-consumers-seen-slipping-as-rivals-take-bite 1018526;1423895503;assbot;AmEx Grip on Wealthy Consumers Seen Slipping as Rivals Take Bite - Bloomberg Business ... ( http://bit.ly/1KVxGn4 ) 1018527;1423895519;decimation;"Chief Executive Officer Ken Chenault, 63, has introduced new products aimed at younger and less-affluent customers as AmEx seeks to broaden its appeal. The lender is working with companies including Uber Technologies Inc. and Apple Inc. to expand mobile payments, and courted Americans who lack access to traditional banks with products like its Bluebird prepaid card, offered at Wal-Mart Stores Inc." 1018528;1423895555;asciilifeform;decimation: this is a pretty standard dynamic of 'leningrad siege, no coal, let's burn the sofa' 1018529;1423895555;decimation;wtf, when did it ever make sense as a creditor to make enemies with those who had money in order to court those who don't? 1018530;1423895574;decimation;yeah it seems that way 1018531;1423895580;asciilifeform;they cash in their 'brand' for chump massification 1018532;1423895627;asciilifeform;(what is the 'added value' of a prepay spamcard with 'amex' logo? solely the psychological tie with 'rich') 1018533;1423895649;decimation;kinda like how 'hp' now brands chumper printer cartridges, instead of quality reliable test equipment 1018534;1423895723;mircea_popescu;https://flpics1.a.ssl.fastly.net/4232/4232146/00050edc-db76-1a9e-3e51-e2d153eb422d_720.jpg 1018535;1423895725;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1KVy70J ) 1018536;1423895753;asciilifeform;decimation: hp's been branding chumpcartridges since '90s 1018537;1423895772;mircea_popescu;decimation the ones who "don't" are more valuable as bezzle access. the ones who "do" really don't. 1018538;1423895782;asciilifeform;that's not the news, but that they stopped doing anything else. like the illusory growth of a corpse's beard 1018539;1423895788;mircea_popescu;ie, boa was "too big to fail" because it held a lot of mortgages of people WHO COULDNT PAY FOR THEM. 1018540;1423895805;mircea_popescu;meanwhile jpm was NOT tbtf, because it held a lot of money from people who had money, so it could you knoiw, just steal that, 1018541;1423895809;mircea_popescu;so it didn't need govt money. 1018542;1423895821;mircea_popescu;it quickly becomes perverse, the game of "let's have government in the market" 1018543;1423895872;decimation;yeah there is no escape 1018544;1423895877;mircea_popescu;by now a "we hold 100mn chumps, who pay us 0, give us usd" is a better revenue source than "we have 1mn people paying us 1k a year each" 1018545;1423895884;mircea_popescu;as proven by, for instance, whatsdumb. 1018546;1423895930;decimation;a dark force dissolves every economic decision into a sjw forum 1018547;1423895954;mircea_popescu;well this is the problem, you know ? once you decide to try nuclear detonations in your livingroom you can no longer have "fresh milk" 1018548;1423895992;asciilifeform;folks stupid enough to try (1) will proceed to (2) 1018549;1423895994;asciilifeform;like clockwork. 1018550;1423896044;BingoBoingo;Strontium makes bones strong and genes novel 1018551;1423896055;mircea_popescu;lol 1018552;1423896069;decimation;!b 8 1018553;1423896070;assbot;Last 8 lines bashed and pending review. ( http://dpaste.com/1WXXPAE.txt ) 1018554;1423896416;BingoBoingo;!up Vexual 1018555;1423896501;mircea_popescu;https://flpics0.a.ssl.fastly.net/1728/1728220/00050ef8-c44d-8b6c-90b3-6472a2bbc7d8_720.jpg << now this is some hardcore lightsabering. 1018556;1423896503;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1KVzmgn ) 1018557;1423896562;Vexual;;;laserkittens 1018558;1423896562;gribble;ุ ₍˄.͡˳̫.˄₎ ุ ┌━ ┄ ┄ ┄ ┄ ┄ ┄ *pew* 1018559;1423897065;asciilifeform;mircea_popescu: isn't it odd that engl. doesn't (afaik) have a word for блат - that other capital that u.s. economy actually runs on today, as discussed above 1018560;1423897075;mircea_popescu;blat ? ahahaha 1018561;1423897080;asciilifeform;(roughly might translate as 'pull' or 'crown concession' but not quite) 1018562;1423897090;mircea_popescu;it's a quite respectable romanian word. 1018563;1423897095;mircea_popescu;;;google ce inseamna sa faci un blat ? 1018564;1423897096;gribble;Reţetă blat de pizza | RETETE | prajituri | mancare | BarbatLaCratita: ; Cum se face aluatul de pizza pufos, crocant? | Pofta Buna!: ; Pizza Traditionala Italiana | Retete culinare Laura Adamache: mod6: lots of chatter about "can't find -lgcc_s" on teh googles 1018651;1423927995;mircea_popescu;im gonna have to make another div payment set without a deed registrar aren't i. 1018652;1423928004;mircea_popescu;;;later tell trinque YO! deedbot! 1018653;1423928005;gribble;The operation succeeded. 1018654;1423928011;BingoBoingo;Oh, hearn has his own shadow implementation -XT!!! https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2vveeq/using_mike_hearns_bitcoin_xt_instead_of_bitcoin/ 1018655;1423928013;assbot;Using Mike Hearn's Bitcoin XT instead of Bitcoin Core as full node took just a couple of minutes. : Bitcoin ... ( http://bit.ly/1D8NZ0y ) 1018656;1423928020;mircea_popescu;lol 1018657;1423928055;BingoBoingo;Only advertises offering 2 new unfeatures 1018658;1423928104;mircea_popescu;"It seems to be a way to extend and patch thee Bitcoin network without waiting on slow Bitcoin Core improvements." 1018659;1423928120;mircea_popescu;it seems there's some worms more eager than some others in the government biscuit. 1018660;1423928123;BingoBoingo;;;later tell ben_vulpes mod6 http://www.thedrinkingrecord.com/2015/02/14/notes-on-building-bitcoin-qt-on-openbsd/ for when you get to porting maybe some notes might be useful 1018661;1423928124;assbot;Notes on Building Bitcoin-qt on OpenBSD | Bingo Blog ... ( http://bit.ly/1D8OpEk ) 1018662;1423928124;gribble;The operation succeeded. 1018663;1423928223;mircea_popescu;cazalla: more lulzy shit at http://www.canadianbusiness.com << all these biogas precursors are in for a rude awakening. at some point they'll discover that while I have the power to make something a problem by calling it a problem, they do not (any more). 1018664;1423928224;assbot;Canadian Business - Your source for market news, investing, technology, economy and Canadian industry ... ( http://bit.ly/1D8ON5G ) 1018665;1423928226;mircea_popescu;boy that'll suck. 1018666;1423928300;mircea_popescu;cazalla: http://i.imgur.com/yW8gIft.jpg << ahgahaah wtf! 1018667;1423928300;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1D8P7kW ) 1018668;1423928766;BingoBoingo;https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2vveeq/using_mike_hearns_bitcoin_xt_instead_of_bitcoin/colaexv 1018669;1423928768;assbot;ButterNubber comments on Using Mike Hearn's Bitcoin XT instead of Bitcoin Core as full node took just a couple of minutes. ... ( http://bit.ly/1Eba8Z6 ) 1018670;1423929015;BingoBoingo;" 1018671;1423929015;BingoBoingo;The point of this project is to provide a full node that has an explicit goal of supporting the needs of SPV app developers, as well as a place to try out more experimental changes in general. Through the course of 2013 I feel that the upstream Bitcoin Core project has become a relatively unpredictable place and I no longer feel sure that we can improve SPV mode or even that they will continue to support it at all. Bitcoin XT will 1018672;1423929015;BingoBoingo; always support SPV wallets." https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/bitcoinj/Y9ZOOmfJHuc 1018673;1423929017;assbot;Google Discussiegroepen ... ( http://bit.ly/1D8RVOV ) 1018674;1423929151;mircea_popescu;heh k. 1018675;1423929224;BingoBoingo;Bitcoin Core upredictable, Let's make it more so 1018676;1423929289;mircea_popescu;you don't understand how the world works. 1018677;1423929377;thestringpuller;you are just oppressing my wood chipper rights! 1018678;1423929812;thestringpuller;!l m s.qntr 1018679;1423929812;assbot;Last trade for S.QNTR on MPEX was at 0.00025459 BTC [+] 1018680;1423929821;thestringpuller;!t m s.qntr 1018681;1423929821;assbot;[MPEX:S.QNTR] 1D: 0 / 0 / 0 (0 shares, 0 BTC), 7D: 0.00021897 / 0.00023047 / 0.00026 (22881 shares, 5.27 BTC), 30D: 0.000174 / 0.00022151 / 0.00026 (28655 shares, 6.35 BTC) 1018682;1423930297;BingoBoingo;http://qntra.net/2015/02/psuedonode-proxy-fools-bitcoin-full-node-incentive-program/ 1018683;1423930298;assbot;PsuedoNode Proxy Fools Bitcoin Full Node Incentive Program | Qntra.net ... ( http://bit.ly/1D8WCZ6 ) 1018684;1423930327;mircea_popescu;lol awww. 1018685;1423930368;mircea_popescu;BingoBoingo invite basil00 over eh. 1018686;1423930393;BingoBoingo;mircea_popescu: Dunno him, thestringpuller wrote that up and sourced it 1018687;1423930426;thestringpuller;all i have is his github and reddit usernames 1018688;1423930438;thestringpuller;i can send him pm in reddit 1018689;1423930624;thestringpuller;sent 1018690;1423930661;mircea_popescu;cool 1018691;1423931085;asciilifeform;danielpbarron: you can just put a blank flash drive in the top usb port with an empty directory 'revert' and the thing boots up factory default << this is not a feature of the machine, but of the modified 'uboot' installed by the script you used. 1018692;1423931112;asciilifeform;danielpbarron: what's more, this is guaranteed not to happen on the final box, because we'll actually use the 128M eeprom for the os. 1018693;1423931126;asciilifeform;danielpbarron: (your setup - doesn't) 1018694;1423931171;danielpbarron;ah, i had a feeling that was the case 1018695;1423931223;danielpbarron;i hope you guys aren't relying solely on me to achieve those ends; a lot of this is totally new territory for me 1018696;1423931250;asciilifeform;BingoBoingo: pseudonode << mega-lol! >> 'Otherwise, if PseudoNode can connect to at least some good nodes (default 2), then will PseudoNode will acts just like a normal node and contributes network bandwidth.' << 'contributes bandwidth' !?!?!? 1018697;1423931254;asciilifeform;eats - yes 1018698;1423931259;asciilifeform;contributes ? 1018699;1423931318;BingoBoingo;no contribution without verification 1018700;1423931369;asciilifeform;the only thing it can do is add delay - and, potentially, diddle (you connect, thinking it was a node, but really this) 1018701;1423931678;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5949 @ 0.00042807 = 2.5466 BTC [-] 1018702;1423931903;BingoBoingo;;;ticker --market all 1018703;1423931908;BingoBoingo;;;bc,stats 1018704;1423931910;gribble;Bitstamp BTCUSD last: 248.64, vol: 16328.91254348 | BTC-E BTCUSD last: 245.993, vol: 16418.1363 | Bitfinex BTCUSD last: 248.8, vol: 60076.29357212 | BTCChina BTCUSD last: 247.216263, vol: 273739.29310000 | Kraken BTCUSD last: 245.0, vol: 32.86977983 | Bitcoin-Central BTCUSD last: 235.82995, vol: 149.97156036 | Volume-weighted last average: 247.479467217 1018705;1423931912;gribble;Current Blocks: 343467 | Current Difficulty: 4.44554159623438E10 | Next Difficulty At Block: 344735 | Next Difficulty In: 1268 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 0 days, 19 hours, 51 minutes, and 6 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: 45854879064.3 | Estimated Percent Change: 3.14801 1018706;1423932164;thestringpuller;scoopbot on da fritz 1018707;1423932288;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8400 @ 0.0004143 = 3.4801 BTC [-] 1018708;1423932471;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 26388 @ 0.00041305 = 10.8996 BTC [-] {2} 1018709;1423932517;BingoBoingo;http://blog.thinkst.com/p/if-nsa-has-been-hacking-everything-how.html?m=1 1018710;1423932519;assbot;thinkst Thoughts...: If the NSA has been hacking everything, how has nobody seen them coming? ... ( http://bit.ly/1BbnTcG ) 1018711;1423932550;asciilifeform;aha, 'nobody.' 1018712;1423932570;kakobrekla;more tracking http://pressreleases.visa.com/phoenix.zhtml?c=215693&p=irol-newsarticlePR&ID=2016148 1018713;1423932571;assbot;Press Release | Visa Corporate | Visa Inc. ... ( http://bit.ly/1Bbo2wQ ) 1018714;1423932671;asciilifeform;'and the the word "implant" was almost never used in security circles' << usually called 'bug' (in the 'room is bugged' sense) outside of usg 1018715;1423932680;thestringpuller;mircea_popescu: "Thanks, but unfortunately it is already late in my part of the world. Perhaps send any questions via email and I'll try to respond in ~10hours (after sleep). Email: basil@reqrypt.org" 1018716;1423932845;BingoBoingo;thestringpuller: Really, just dropping a plaintext email address in IRC for spamzors to pick up? 1018717;1423933043;thestringpuller;~_~ never again 1018718;1423933401;Adlai;bitcoin inflation subsidizes the operation of the world's most energy inefficient clock 1018719;1423933415;Adlai;and it's quite imprecise, too 1018720;1423933449;kakobrekla;clock is scam 1018721;1423933458;kakobrekla;time is arbitrary 1018722;1423933918;mircea_popescu;there's no way to express bitcoin in fiat terms. it's not "a clock", because the meaning of "a clock" does not carry in bitcoin. yes it divides time, but differently in fundamental ways. 1018723;1423933940;mircea_popescu;"energy efficiency" is not a bitcoin consideration. all energy used for non-bitcoin stuff is wasted by definition, in the bitcoin paradigm. 1018724;1423933942;mircea_popescu;etc etc. 1018725;1423934073;kakobrekla;somehow i missed this also https://static.slo-tech.com/63610.jpg 1018726;1423934074;assbot; ... ( http://bit.ly/1CsAUMU ) 1018727;1423934903;mircea_popescu;heh. who even wants these new derpy tvs 1018728;1423934943;mircea_popescu;i suppose the next step is, "participate in derpland has talent with your tv set!" and hopefully that'll relieve us of most of the current imbeciles online. 1018729;1423935095;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 36119 @ 0.00039193 = 14.1561 BTC [-] {2} 1018730;1423935684;Adlai;mircea_popescu: _all_ energy, or the delta between current mining energy use, and half the planet's total energy expenditure? 1018731;1423935726;Adlai;the economics change once unutilized energy is insufficient to attack the network 1018732;1423935733;mircea_popescu;unrelated datapoints. half energy available \being used to mine bitcoin makes bitcoin safe for humans (safe in the sense of, won't be overrun by the altcoin problem) 1018733;1423935738;*;Adlai suspects; take everything he says with the usual shaker of salt 1018734;1423935743;mircea_popescu;as far as bitcoin is concerned, there's no point to energy other than mining. 1018735;1423935762;Adlai;signing transactions takes a bit of energy, and without fees from signed transactions, there's no point to mining 1018736;1423935773;mircea_popescu;no point in mining FOR HUMANS. 1018737;1423935779;Adlai;? 1018738;1423935781;mircea_popescu;gotta compartimentalize the povs. 1018739;1423935792;Adlai;ok, i see 1018740;1423935858;Adlai;still, i'm not sure that there's a rational incentive to add energy to mining activity once X% of the planet's energy expenditure is dedicated to mining 1018741;1423935872;Adlai;i guess it would depend on the profitability, which starts getting outside the scope of bitcoin itself 1018742;1423935984;mircea_popescu;is there a rational incentive to continue adding man-hours to women's studies ? 1018743;1423936005;mircea_popescu;rational incentives don't enter into it. as far as derpy social studies types are concerned, all effort available should go into that. 1018744;1423936035;mircea_popescu;the difference is that they enforce this through statal redistribution, which lives out of a hole in public choice theory, 1018745;1423936042;*;Adlai finds himself again bringing up kahneman, who talks about "humans" vs "econs", the latter describing the rational agents of economic theory, which don't actually exist on this planet 1018746;1423936044;mircea_popescu;whereas bitcoin enforces this through the nature of money. 1018747;1423936053;mircea_popescu;which will crumble in contact with the other is kinda obvious. 1018748;1423936065;mircea_popescu;o yes they do. the "humans" don't exist. 1018749;1423936083;Adlai;? 1018750;1423936090;mircea_popescu;a whiteknight is not a person. it's a manifestation of particular pathologies empowered by particular economic imbalances. 1018751;1423936101;mircea_popescu;these always revert to the mean. 1018752;1423936121;Adlai;i guess we just have different definitions of the word "human". mine is preceded with a huge "only". 1018753;1423936131;mircea_popescu;hm ? 1018754;1423936144;*;Adlai next cites his dog's vet's tatoo, or at least the one he remembers: "humanity is overrated" 1018755;1423936158;mircea_popescu;it's simple : inasmuch as your definition of "human" difers from "econ", it doesn't exist. 1018756;1423936190;mircea_popescu;just like whatever in your definition of "human" differs from human biology is not objective but metaphysical. 1018757;1423936192;Adlai;dunno, it makes perfect sense to me that computers produced by an evolutionary process would be far from perfect 1018758;1423936199;mircea_popescu;sure. 1018759;1423936242;Adlai;so "econs" are these mythical perfectly rational agents, and "humans" are these neurological shitshows full of neuroses and emotions that rarely act rationally. sure, some humans act quite rationally, but they're the exception. 1018760;1423936266;mircea_popescu;if this is how you redefine your humans, i will change "don't exist" to "don't matter". 1018761;1423936349;Adlai;sure. mattering is like driving skill... most datapoints think they're on the opposite side of the curve 1018762;1423936373;mircea_popescu;(ie, "can't carry meaning". just like the foregoing it's also logically necessary, no debate possible. it flows from what you're saying, which is essentially "humans are noise". sure. but noise doesn't really matter. like brownian motion.) 1018763;1423936498;assbot;[MPEX] [S.MPOE] 23300 @ 0.00040355 = 9.4027 BTC [+] 1018764;1423936633;Adlai;dunno, nature can still matter, even if individual snowflakes in an avalanche or looters in a mob, could be removed without significantly affecting the whole. i choose the mob analogy purposefully, because these effects are rarely (ever?) constructive... construction seems to take either "superhuman" capacity (and effort), or enough time for differential reproductive fitness to do its thing 1018765;1423936659;mircea_popescu;but that "nature" === "econ" 1018766;1423936695;Adlai;