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mircea_popescu: asciilifeform, i honestly can'
t say what not dead is this ; it's off the web, it's off the web. "oh but it shows up on ipnoje". sooo ?
Mocky: I don'
t think my pending invention of inverted waffle iron plates is going to make me rich
Mocky: that would be nice. I haven'
t looked at foreign job prospects. I guess you'd call me ESL
mircea_popescu: !!rate Mocky 3 Mocky Habeeb. Wrote a book on Amazon DB ; works for infraWise (which is pretty lulzy, but don'
t hold it against him).
mircea_popescu:
http://btcbase.org/log/2018-05-20#1816079 << i expect. you should see these idiots, biking with no lights, dressed in camuflage gear (srsly dorky, black shit because white's too hard to wash, still see no reason you shouldn'
t be out at night ?) on the side of the fucking highway. what, problem ?
☝︎ a111: Logged on 2018-05-20 18:30 mod6: and further, not even sure why you need a domain. (unless for some reason wp-mp doesn'
t work without one)
a111: Logged on 2018-05-20 18:28 trinque: wasn'
t that about the same guy?
mircea_popescu: (i don'
t mean, "i can'
t read headings, help me out" ; i mean : for the present headings, are these all the vulns known ? by ~whom~ (ie, what source used) ?)
mod6: Ah yeah. If i grep for "foo" and it isn'
t found. It just hands you back your shell. Which I just always thought "oh, nothing found". But this is actually a non-zero return code.
mod6: on that note, am I the only one that didn'
t know that grep returns (technically) an error if something doens'
t match your pattern?
mod6: lol mircea_popescu, I haven'
t heard that song in quite a while.
a111: Logged on 2018-05-20 18:15 mod6: There is no contract here. I don'
t want to ask anyone about their ratings. Perhaps I shouldn'
t have asked what I asked there above.
mircea_popescu: but if you're looking for actionable practicalia, you could do something like, "well, we'll consider the matter whenever it becomes salient. such as when someone complains ; or when issuing invoices. we just won'
t invoice people with neg ratings, and they can sort it out."
mircea_popescu: while i can appreciate
http://btcbase.org/log/2018-05-20#1815977 ; it seems unavoidable that in fact peri-rating negotiations will be a fact of life ; only weren'
t historically because historically the importance of ratings was relatively small (even if ever growing).
☝︎ a111: Logged on 2018-05-20 16:08 esthlos: now for your comments: getting rid of the defpackage was a bad oversight, no real reason. My guess why gpg is failing is because I'm using 2.2.4 while I think most of you guys use 1.x . Moving to 1.x is on my backlog, but it was deprioritized becasue I didn'
t want to spend the time converting my keys. Another oversight, I suppose
douchebag: would anyone mind chatting with me via PM so I don'
t shit up the logs asking questions about how to get everything on this gentoo box sorted? I have minimal expereince working with gentoo so I have quite a few questions
a111: Logged on 2018-05-03 20:19 mod6: Don'
t be like me, set your system time, first thing, diana_coman.
douchebag: Well, I have a blog post. It's not complete and mpwp isn'
t installed yet.
BingoBoingo: <mod6> diana_coman: i simply mean, mircea_popescu rented the thing for the guy. 'tis all. << MP rented the thing because the guy can'
t BingoBoingo: If you have been disenfranchised, the case is that yes, you have to have others do thing for you because you can'
t (MP in the case of leasing the rockchip douchebag uses)
BingoBoingo: mod6: But in the case the negrated fellow isn'
t leasing the chip. MP is.
mod6: yeah, my v doesn'
t work with that thing.
danielpbarron: i don'
t know exacts, but you were talking back to me over in lrh around the same time you were polluting snr in here, and my +1 was preventing others from !!downing you
mod6: fwiw, i didn'
t even know ben_vulpes neg'd him :D
douchebag: If I'm going to run a blog, wouldn'
t it make sense to have a domain name that's easy to remember?
mod6: and further, not even sure why you need a domain. (unless for some reason wp-mp doesn'
t work without one)
☟︎ a111: Logged on 2018-05-20 18:16 mod6: Because I don'
t want us to ever ask someone about things such as this; their rating of someone.
lobbes: re wot: I mean, the serenity of leveraging the wot, imho, is that it is a purely individual-to-individual thing by design. In this case, you have Pizarro (P) who has customer relationships with MP and D. D has been negrated by
T on the basis of Tx. MP can either decide 1) Tx means enough to request P get rid of D, in which case P now determines if it values MP or D moar, or 2) MP decides Tx does not mean enough to request P get rid of D.
mod6: Well... see, this is not really how it should be. Don'
t let ole mod6 talk ya down.
trinque: mod6: I don'
t mean there's an actual contract, just referencing the notion of "cure period"
mod6: Because I don'
t want us to ever ask someone about things such as this; their rating of someone.
☟︎ mod6: There is no contract here. I don'
t want to ask anyone about their ratings. Perhaps I shouldn'
t have asked what I asked there above.
☟︎ mod6: trinque: I only asked you, not as an appeal process, personally I couldn'
t care less. However, just wondering if you are going to remove that rating should the man do whatever in the next say day or two, whatever.
douchebag: I already have a webserver running on my pizarro box. I just don'
t know how I'm supposed to unpack mpwp
trinque: I really don'
t like the idea of negotiating with anyone on what my ratings shall be
esthlos: in case anyone missed these lulz: if you pass --no-default-keyring to gpg but don'
t supply another keyring, gpg... uses the default keyring. and if you pass a keyring, it assumes it's in the home directory
trinque: I really like how this thing is coming together, ftr, and can'
t wait to start using it with portage.
a111: Logged on 2018-05-20 03:04 trinque: since I haven'
t heard from you, I'm proceeding with these changes myself
esthlos: now for your comments: getting rid of the defpackage was a bad oversight, no real reason. My guess why gpg is failing is because I'm using 2.2.4 while I think most of you guys use 1.x . Moving to 1.x is on my backlog, but it was deprioritized becasue I didn'
t want to spend the time converting my keys. Another oversight, I suppose
☟︎ esthlos: trinque: my current plan has been this: I digest the logs in batches every few days, but search for my nick at least once a day. since my nick wasn'
t referred to in
http://btcbase.org/log/2018-05-18#1815256 , I missed it. my approach may be inadequate, since trilema is the first time I've used irc and I don'
t really know what I'm doing. but it's a reality of my schedule that sometimes I won'
t be able to respond for two days or so
☝︎ trinque: I don'
t have a defined expiration time for them. If bot operators are interested in ^ maybe we'll go ahead and say it's 3 months, or whatever's sensible.
spyked: hm. so trinque, OTPs don'
t have any sort of expiration? the scenario I'm thinking of is that eventually my (for example) home ISP would do some stupid thing that would lead to the TCP connection going down. but that could happen in a week, a month or six from now, so I'd want that OTP to be valid whenever that happens.
Mocky: couldn'
t be arsed sounds worse to me than couldn'
t find
douchebag: I just don'
t think social engineering would be the right word to use for remote command execution
lobbes: so, in theory, sure. But in practice you'd have to expend quite a bit of effort to find the gpg privkey in order to decrypt deedbot's challenge to determine the balance of that one deedbot wallet, which still isn'
t finding a flaw in deedbot, just good social engineering attack (e.g. picking a key off someone's person does not mean the lock the key belongs to is flawed)
douchebag: Well, it's not complete so I didn'
t get that done yet.
trinque: since I haven'
t heard from you, I'm proceeding with these changes myself
☟︎ lobbes: asciilifeform: I don'
t dislike. I was operating under the mode of "reduce log clutter (via not triggering $quotebot) if quote being referenced is ~10 lines away"
Mocky: i figured can'
t be worse than programming java, and it was a cool feeling owning some web app, but didn'
t pan out
Mocky: i don'
t remenmber, some bigish security consultancy, do a lot of conference talks, anyway almost interviews with those lying bastards, after spending a month doing their 'hack the firmware' challenge and 'find all the security holes in this web site' challenge
mircea_popescu: anyway, ~most~ of what's left of imperial cultural / intellectual life is exactly, "explaining bits and pieces of the deceased culture of the white man, for gorillas that aren'
t white man but like to feel like they ~could be~, if they ~really wanted to~.
mircea_popescu: may i suggest one of your next posts, by the title "A summary of MacArthur & stuff, for the use of MP, who doesn'
t give a shit about such things" ?
Mocky: anyway after god died, i didn'
t bother keeping the bible
Mocky: i thought he was a good speaker at the time, i guess his shtick was explaining (his understanding of) the scriptural hermeneutics to people who don'
t care about such things but want to feel as if they do
danielpbarron: they can'
t fault us on matters of scripture, so they find extra-Biblical points
danielpbarron: we don'
t know of anyone else, which is not to say there aren'
t or haven'
t been any
Mocky: i don'
t remember that last time anyone recommended reading to me unsolicited, and now my post-it note reading list system is struggling to keep up. I'm going to need something better
Mocky: this is hard to keep up with, i haven'
t even gotten though "Democracy sucks..." yet, lol
mircea_popescu: in fact, polyamory and the harem are exact opposites under this aspect, that polyamory is transparently enough an attempt to limit the depth of investment (after all, good soviet shouldn'
t love anything more than the party, right) whereas harem is on the contrary, what pitre'd call "an exagerated" investment. absolute enough to consider "move on or burn myself" dilemma as such.
BingoBoingo: <mircea_popescu> doesn'
t ~anyone~ get tenure anymore ?! << Promoted out of it suggest the idle life of a single graduate seminar every other semester + lab.
mircea_popescu: in this sense i suppose djb is a boneh, though i don'
t like how he runs his harem ; wheras yuk dude is a boeck.
Mocky: I have not read many historical texts. i think i've become too accustomed to being around people who don'
t read at all. i've certainly not spent time to date thinking explicitly about approaches to text comprehension
Mocky: i suppose i haven'
t mircea_popescu: taq/tpq : limit up to / from which something is measured ; there's also terminus a quo / terminus ad quem, but i don'
t like them because confusing to non-latin speakers.
a111: Logged on 2014-08-30 01:55 asciilifeform generally believes that safety-critical code must be written in such a way that auditor can see a tight correspondence between every line and what machine physically does. note that this doesn'
t entail 'use C!' but can also mean different machine.
Mocky: I have had an interest in working on hardware for the past few years. Not in the 'make ic fab' sense, but just like 'know how to make something'. But I haven'
t known where to start. Not super juiced to drop some python on a raspberry pi and consider myself a 'maker'
a111: Logged on 2018-01-11 17:00 asciilifeform: so yes, the only reason why anybody sells ice and 95xx -like 'sea of gates' at all, is that for 'glue' (simple boolean functions of signals, for e.g. bus decoding, addressing, simple i/o multiplexing) is that you can'
t actually do it reliably with the non-seaofgates devices
a111: Logged on 2014-08-30 01:55 asciilifeform generally believes that safety-critical code must be written in such a way that auditor can see a tight correspondence between every line and what machine physically does. note that this doesn'
t entail 'use C!' but can also mean different machine.
Mocky: his writing had for me a flavor of what i would now say is: (read in logs here can'
t find now) "stop being so fucking stupid for one goddammed minute"
mircea_popescu: nobody said the devil doesn'
t have a nice, thick, pleasant penis. the problem with the devil isn'
t that EVERYTHING is wrong.
Mocky: for a living, well i wasn'
t good enough to sling dope, so i became a java programmer
☟︎ mircea_popescu: i dunno if you're aware, but such a thing isn'
t even supposed to be possible, and certainly not likely. so what do you do for a living ?
mircea_popescu: ie, i didn'
t ~invent~ it, i simply went through my lateral vocabulary picked something.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform, i hadn'
t even noticed that. i dun think i ever actually watched it that far in. srsly Mocky, it's a somewhat common term in hacker culture. esp the ru set.
a111: Logged on 2016-11-07 17:27 mircea_popescu: of course, most of this "money" isn'
t much more substantial than the imaginary fortunes of adolescents cycling through their fantasy business career after fapping and pre falling asleep.