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a111: Logged on 2018-06-13 18:56 asciilifeform: and '...interprets user ids
as status/control messages and does not correctly keep track of the status of multiple signatures, which allows remote attackers to spoof arbitrary email signatures via public keys containing crafted primary user ids.' etc
lobbes: Nifty mod6. Likewise, I'll add 'banner ad space for sale' to my radar
as I continue to filter the ocean
mircea_popescu: bones hospital doesn't jump on the broken bones to make the point the bones are broken, might
as well abstain from pointing out to 14 yo cunts captive in 40yo reverse engineer's bodies that they're transparently and for everyone evidently 14 yo cunts."
mircea_popescu: out my factual and utterly obvious shortcoming], i'm doing you a favour, tough breaks for you that '''the server''' was out of date [which totally isn't my failure, inasmuch
as it was my server, that's why i keep it around, to randomly dissociate when things happen]' without skipping a beat. it's therefore reasonable to expect similar breaks from reality to be triggered in similar circumstances. inasmuch
as the setting broken
mircea_popescu:
http://btcbase.org/log/2018-06-13#1824856 << to be plain, the argument is "hey, you just watched this dood produce broken reasoning in the vein of replacing 'it is my responsibility to register you rightly told me i fucked up the process, for which i am ashamed
as i should be, it is after all my responsibility to have my keys' with 'you asked me to register [therefore you somehow owe me somthing, you totally weren't pointing
☝︎ phf: well, if we don't, i'll see if i can get an unlock through corporate channels, and just use it
as a one off machine
☟︎ spyked: yeah. well,
as to how it specifically sux, it's now in the logs. prev. discussions had me believing that it's a potential alternative to the rockchip.
mircea_popescu: jurov, don't worry about it or anything, i mostly use it
as an ideal construct to smack alf over the head with educationally.
a111: Logged on 2018-06-13 00:08 asciilifeform: phf: i need an arbiter so
as to give players some amt of confidence that rules will not change underneath them.
mircea_popescu: there's no such thing
as chainsaws sold with elements of chance.
phf: i don't think "can still buy and diddle of amazon in a month" is adequate test for "didn't leak the patch to google". but i don't think there's a procedure to test the goal in general (see absence of evidence above). perhaps you could restate the goal, but then whatever restatement i'm not sure it will be under the control of the participant. in fact
as mircea_popescu pointed out, a restatement of this particular goal simply introduces a random element
mircea_popescu: consider this : i set up a tent at porcfest, advertising "mp slavegirl intake". and there is sure enough a lengthy line of bikini clad beauties before it. i also put slavegirl in tent, and instruct her to reject the ugly ones. ugliness is "mechanically testably alf 3.o" defined
as "lacks third tit". end of day, my slavegirl's pretty downcast.
phf: asciilifeform: my thinking is that your goals ("didn't leak to google") ought to be separate from the testing procedures ("can buy from amazon in a month"). some of your goals are potentially untestable and it's up to whoever's doing independent verification to come up with the procedure for testing, or dismiss the goal
as untestable. then up to you to either find a different arbiter, or agree not to pursue one of the goals. i think that providing both
mircea_popescu: well looky, i'm not trying to ruin your fun here, but if yo uwant me to try an follow along ima try
as best i can. so far, it's not taking me far.
a111: Logged on 2018-06-13 00:30 mircea_popescu:
http://btcbase.org/log/2018-06-13#1824464 << in perhaps better formulation, the very point of having arbiter is so
as to avoid exam taking ; the whole point of having "written contract" (import here pizarro's coc, import here the "opposable instrument" thread with trinque, etc) is to permit exam taking. these are contrary design constraints.
phf:
http://btcbase.org/log/2018-06-13#1824502 << right. it's also not a good idea for an arbiter to sign someone else's exam,
as if it's anything but. i've offered to run the proposed experiments without arbitrating, but that's not what ascii wants.
☝︎ a111: Logged on 2018-06-13 00:07 asciilifeform: after $time , phf goes and buys, from amazon, a c101pa , and administers the pill. if it is cured just the same
as his current one, the other half of prize is to be awarded.
mircea_popescu: gotta pick what you pick ; and
as per the common sense notion, if your job isn't a good fit for any tool, your job's not a well defined job.
mircea_popescu:
http://btcbase.org/log/2018-06-13#1824464 << in perhaps better formulation, the very point of having arbiter is so
as to avoid exam taking ; the whole point of having "written contract" (import here pizarro's coc, import here the "opposable instrument" thread with trinque, etc) is to permit exam taking. these are contrary design constraints.
☝︎☟︎ deedbot: 7BD5B50222D7457B9710CF728D6436492F4A69AF registered
as cnomad.
diana_coman: funny how this hw guy can't even do
as much
as the girls with tits managed
douchebag: My friend says he's going to research it some more. He said he can have a unit by Friday, he thinks it'll be interesting because it probably hasn't had
as much attention given to it due to low market share
mircea_popescu:
as far
as i'm concerned, two things remain : republicans and slavegirls.
mircea_popescu: cuz im supposed to be just
as retarded
as any other usg-produced neet.
mircea_popescu: if they can't do this, measured
as "don't do this", a) the argument they were intelligent is tenuous and b) paying them is exacrtly thr wrong thing to do.
ave1: aha, yes I did not try to order the 4g version (also the 2g version is twice
as expensive on the german amazon)
ave1:
as an aside, I've been readin the google code for the cr50 but I also did not find any obvious holes so far
ave1: yes, it's the same chip
as in the notebook, also cost more (and will be even more with the european import tax added)
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform, there is such a thing
as people with cars and pack animals.
phf: mircea_popescu: that
as always makes a lot of sense. i knew that the original was an area in germany, but i didn't give much further thought to the obvious modification
mircea_popescu: tbh i find this entire "can't turn off" bs
as the originating quanta of offense.
a111: Logged on 2016-12-29 18:40 asciilifeform: not everybody wants to be involved with mega-empires, on the giving or on the receiving end. in that light, the pashtun mountains are every bit a 'high-tech' deterrent
as a SAM battery.
BingoBoingo: danielpbarron: This isn't lack of belief in their heads so much
as lack of life
BingoBoingo: <danielpbarron> nontheless, it would offend my brothers and sisters to do such a thing << Come to Uruguay. Live here six months. Hire girls you would have though good looking when you arrived, but because of their deep cultural failings you now view
as well dressed more fuckable goats.
mircea_popescu: danielpbarron, it's mostly a medieval conceit. had to display it
as something. you ever saw the dog-like elephant i linked once ?
danielpbarron: (the fruit of the knowledge of good an evil was never descsribed
as being an apple)
mircea_popescu: because otherwise, really, the thing you "identify
as" at parties bears no meaning and no interest, for us
as for the chicks that don't come with you to your records collection.
danielpbarron: asciilifeform, you certainly missed 0. it was only fun for me for
as long
as there were easy drugs and poker, and now going forward, because they will let me openly preach along side Darwin Fish
mircea_popescu: dog that doesn't learn speech doesn't so much have a pathology
as a dogology.
Mocky: was cured first time i saw 'yeah this dns exploit reveals everything' immediately saw whole things
as crock of shit
danielpbarron:
as in, anything else, just not bitcoin, that thing i told them years ago they shouldn't be spending on hotdogs and coffee
mircea_popescu:
http is a ~stateless~ protocol. you need state, do something else. no, there may not be such a thing
as a "website login", not anymore than there can be a planesubmarine.
mircea_popescu: different from, say, comp.lang.lisp archive in that a) their chosen kid wasn't naggum and b) they actually had gathered around properly,
as opposed to the idiots on bbs, captive in their self-important notions of independence and other man-alone-isms.
mircea_popescu: we don't generally support the idiocy known
as https, so merely you not serving
http may put you outside of the web.
a111: Logged on 2018-06-11 19:14 |\n: even if something is not clear - hardware is full of shit, supplying any trust towards vendors is
as stupid
as saying that someone might now have some private keys from whatever, being it an IT or automotive industry (pick any), i believe that is why some papers on standards that might shed light on ways of how proprietary things (that belong to owners) work
a111: Logged on 2018-06-11 19:05 |\n: apart from things unspeakable on freenode i love to bring up tor relays and i got a job
as an admin of shitty place
mircea_popescu:
as the whole bee-dog has been a thing for all these many years.
a111: Logged on 2018-06-11 22:15 BingoBoingo: Well, living in the land of Mate crackpipes you get to see this behavior taken to extremes. They are playing the game where they TRY to burn
as many man hours
as possible in an unproductive manner.
a111: Logged on 2018-06-11 21:24 hl`: that's actually a fair point too.
as implemented in e.g. PCs nowadays, even putting the closed firmware issues aside, the way they are integrated is _not_ secure. they're just connected using open pins to the CPU, you could easily replay everything