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trinque: yep, failed miserably; it has
a broken lcd hinge atm
trinque: I've fine-tuned gentoo on both this and
a macbook pro previously, as perhaps some kind of pain fetish
trinque: I run
a shit-tacular lenovo x1 carbon
mircea_popescu: so the box you'd buy is putative, as you didn't buy it, and as far as the rest of the quoted is concerned ima go on
a limb and guess thye had other reasons.
ben_vulpes: oh wait dig it you can get
a whole 1.5 tb for
A WHOLE GRAND
ben_vulpes idly pulls up the apple checkout flow in
a text only browser, laughs
ben_vulpes: asciilifeform: isn't it
a marvelous thing
assbot: Logged on 26-11-2015 02:46:43; ben_vulpes: el capitan quest, day three: os x still refuses to upgrade xcode 6 to xcode 7.1,
a prerequisite for el capitan (or is it the other way around? once i run all of these permutations i'll have to check that set).
BingoBoingo: ben_vulpes: Well, you could work your way up starting with an apple newton, and maybe someday achive an IBM AS/400 ans still further in the future
a system/360 "box"
ben_vulpes: el capitan quest, day three: os x still refuses to upgrade xcode 6 to xcode 7.1,
a prerequisite for el capitan (or is it the other way around? once i run all of these permutations i'll have to check that set).
☟︎ mod6: but I think this update will be
a full-everything-signed distribution again. and if this version is acceptable, maybe I'll publish the genesis of it sometime later.
mod6: i actually have
a v-genesis.vpatch for this new v99997 version as well.
mod6: oh and removed two spots where there was
a trailing space at the end of
a line.
mod6: When pressing, if you name your output directory starting with
a 'v', it gets confused and names the output press directory the name of the HEAD vpatch given.
mod6: I found
a bug in v99998 K of my v.pl.
pete_dushenski: what's needed to obtain one's 'certified ethical hacker' license ?
a hand-written note to hitler ?
pete_dushenski: "Jewish individuals were overrepresented by
a factor of about 234. Today, the typical UHNW individual profile includes U.S. married (Christian and Jewish) men who are largely Chairman and CEO, Republican, and earned their money in finance, banking and investments."
pete_dushenski: "The extent to which people in the right tail of wealth are highly educated and cognitively able was examined in
a sample of 18,245 ultra high net worth (UHNW) individuals with net worth's of USD $30 million plus."
pete_dushenski: "Coley is quoted in police documents as saying “You bumbaclot Muslim,”
a phrase containing
a Jamaican expletive. “I’m going to burn your Muslim temple down,” he added, before spitting on the woman several times."
pete_dushenski: "
A postal worker in New York City has been accused of
a hate crime after harassing
a Muslim woman with an infant in
a stroller. He was arrested by Brooklyn police after launching an anti-Muslim tirade and reportedly spitting at the woman."
mircea_popescu: you know, i suppose i'd like the us
a lot more if the people running the private "scam the suckers" entreprises there were literate and spoke enlish
mircea_popescu: immanence is
a kantian concept ; imminence is the state of proximity in time of
a future item to the present.
mircea_popescu: business will have to learn that it has to do
a lot of cocksucking of btc folks.
mircea_popescu: "Fossil fuel companies risk wasting up to $2tn (£1.3tn) of investors’ money in the next decade on projects left worthless by global action on climate change and the surge in clean energy, according to
a new report."
mircea_popescu: this guy should stick to cleaning floors or w/e he does for
a living, exterminate rodents.
mircea_popescu: can't write on any topic without channeling one's 7th grade football coach doing
a pep talk ?
mircea_popescu: "But if you’re in Walnut Canyon in 1150
A.D., these guys are totally amazing! They’ve got canals, stone buildings, and advanced ceramics. They were so far ahead of everybody they knew, that they are absolutely the smartest guys anybody has ever heard of. They’re the pinnacle of human achievement. They’re the Stone-Age Stanford. They’re the MIT of black and white pottery."
davout: pretty unsurprisingly bitcoin is sold there at
a 5 to 10% premium (in my experience)
thestringpuller: davout: but in your case you can at least give your customers
a chance to clean the stench off of them.
thestringpuller: Coinbase is clearly ill conceived then, if the end user has to obey banking regulations but cannot talk to the financial institution. And of course CBSE being
a middleman plays dumb "We're just following orders."
davout: thestringpuller: yes, that's correct, they actually have someone to talk to at an institution that's regulated, they are legally
a direct customer of the financial institution
davout: i don't think we were ever requested to freeze
a bitcoin balance
thestringpuller: davout: per our interview. i think there is
a bug in coinbase's model that paymium solved already. seems that if underlying banking partners integrated with Coinbase have
a problem with
a Coinbase account they tell coinbase "Shut this guy of completely or we stop letting you integrate with us."
felipelalli: thank you guys. I was looking in the #b-
a history and thinking: "what the hell..."
BingoBoingo: felipelalli: It's
a speculative synthetic asset, with only synthetic actual connection to Bitgo. It's basically betting.
adlai: aahaahaha "Romania is
a large country, populated by
a lot of distinct Internet users. Comparatively, wikipedia is
a small shithole populated by
a lot of indistinguishable idiots."
adlai: is this
a word in english vernacular? lit. trans to hebrew means what you think it does
gribble: Error: "tickler" is not
a valid command.
phf: ^- see it's safe, if you're not
a criminal you've got nothing to worry about
adlai: hmm "This means you can restrict access to your site based on traits including sex, ancestry, disease susceptability, and arbitrary characteristics associated with single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) in
a person's genotype."
https://github.com/offapi/rbac-23andme-oauth2 mircea_popescu: well, cobalt decay convincingly proves "nature" has
a handedness
assbot: Logged on 24-11-2015 23:57:51; pete_dushenski: "Gambetta and Hertog painstakingly gather together data on individuals belonging to
a variety of terrorist groups in the Muslim world. Where they are able to get the data, it displays
a compelling pattern – engineers are much more prone to become members of violent terrorist organizations."
mircea_popescu: in the immortal words of clark gable, "
a good whipping would benefit oyu immensely my dear"
pete_dushenski: "Harvard economist Dani Rodrik, who began compiling data on manufacturing world-wide
a few years ago, says he is seeing growing evidence of what he calls “premature deindustrialization”—the idling or shrinking of manufacturing sectors as
a share of the economy in poor countries like India that never industrialized very much in the first place." << in other not-nyooz where idjits with 'pc' blinders don't want to
pete_dushenski: "The team trades securities to keep rates in line with Fed policy decisions. At 12:45 p.m.,
a window pops open on
a system called FedTrade and plays
a sequence of musical notes—F-E-D—to open trading, traders said.
A clock counts down the remaining time, turning from green to yellow in the final three minutes and then to red as the last 30 seconds tick off. The music plays again when the operations’ results are
pete_dushenski: "Engineers are more likely to become terrorists because of mindset and lack of opportunity" and "engineers combine these political predilections with
a marked preference towards finding clearcut answers."
pete_dushenski: "Gambetta and Hertog painstakingly gather together data on individuals belonging to
a variety of terrorist groups in the Muslim world. Where they are able to get the data, it displays
a compelling pattern – engineers are much more prone to become members of violent terrorist organizations."
☟︎ assbot: Logged on 24-11-2015 19:53:01; adlai: "we've always been at war with Eurasia" is
a much more effective "WAR IS PEACE" than "we are still in the desert" (last line of Jarhead)
pete_dushenski: i guess 'semi-circular' is really more of
a hemispherical eh.
assbot: Logged on 24-11-2015 15:39:59; mircea_popescu: but, and this general point remains, you don't get to, nor should you, exclude operational costs from efficiency calculations. after you factor in the $500 to replace your favourite pair of pants you always just so happen to be wearing at the time, plus the inconvenience at billable hour cost etc, suddenly the idea to switch to "modern, energy saving, efficient" bulbs looks
a lot closer to the insani
phf: BingoBoingo: you can get
a custom first part, if you represent
a sufficiently large organization
jurov: we have got
a visi from fsf?
assbot: Logged on 24-11-2015 19:54:52; mircea_popescu: ironically also better for yurp,
a russian-run eu would have worked where the german-run eu is barely screeching around.\
assbot: Logged on 24-11-2015 19:41:30; punkman: "When I said I want what my parents had, I meant loan-free education and
a nice house, not the looming threat of war with Russia."
adlai: this isn't even worth
a whole qntreatment, the headline says it all: "Zapchain Growth Proves Bitcoin Tipping Viable Social Media Model"
BingoBoingo: I don't think they mine fast enough to fund such
a bounty
kakobrekla: there should be
a bounty on the breaking of their auth system
phf: kesey couldn't care less about plight of the mentally disabled, or helping you relate to
a mental patient or anything like that. it's kind of obvious from reading about him. guy was just having interesting experiences at
a mental ward, writing them down, and selling the result on
a threadbare socially conscious theme.