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phf:
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-35237173 << "It's completely improper... to link a group that appeared to come from North Africa with the refugees" "In Cologne at least one woman was raped and many were groped, including a volunteer policewoman." etc.
phf: ben_vulpes: can still run mcl if you have a ppc mac laying around.
https://code.google.com/p/mcl/ and ftp://clozure.com/pub/rmcl.zip. the source was released when digitool finally disolved couple of years ago, and some clozure people did work on it to get it to work under rosetta (that's the rmcl thing).
phf: what i meant is something like this
http://paste.lisp.org/display/304383. of course each execution of script creates a fresh gnupg keys folder, imports the wot, import from sks if we're going that way, does the operation, kills the gnupg folder
phf: ben_vulpes: fyi copy/paste between emacs running x11 or in terminal is trivial, using pbcopy/pbpaste
http://paste.lisp.org/display/304224. just wrap it in (when (not (member window-system '(mac ns))) ...) (cc asciilifeform)
phf: ;;later tell asciilifeform another minimal unix
http://ulixos.org, this one is 31k loc of noweb. has threads and fs caching
☟︎ phf: kakobrekla: hey, uploaded log files are busted, title fetches done by assbot have extra newlines, that correspond to newlines in the title. here's affected entry ids,
http://paste.lisp.org/display/163299 ☟︎ phf: ;;later tell wyrdmantis PMed, but not sure if you got it before timeouting.
http://www.eulorum.org/OS_X works, let me know if you run into any issues
phf: heh, guy spent paypal money to start
http://osfund.co. two of the companies were trashed on that chem blog, ginkgo bioworks and emerald therapeutics.
phf: jurov: apparently most irc clients try utf8, if invalid, then cp1252 fallback:
http://xchat.org/encoding/ << yeah, that's basically the hack that i'm using in my homegrown log reader. read the stream, if it errors out on encoding issues, rewind back to last known good position, read again with latin-1, switch back to utf-8
phf: and to tie it all nicely, latest muppet lab announcement,
http://isrl.byu.edu/506-2/ "Kent Seamons and Daniel Zappala received an NSF grant for Middleware for Certificate-Based Authentication. This is a three-year award for $496,900. The goal of this research is to develop a trust platform that consolidates the decision-making process into a single location to provide a correct, consistent, and usable service for all existing and
☟︎ phf:
http://arxiv.org/pdf/1510.08555.pdf "Why Johnny Still, Still Can’t Encrypt: Evaluating the Usability of a Modern PGP Client". wtf is the point of these "studies"? "We elected to test Mailvelope, a modern PGP tool, for our study. Mailvelope is a browser extension that integrates with users’ webmail systems." "Participants were allocated sixty minutes to com- plete the study, with about 35-40 minutes spent using Mail- velope."
phf: mod6: you might be right not wanting to `use`. i decided to look at file::temp to see how they do ffi, but instead it's a custom perl written blob. probably reasonable to use, but.. in any case i recommend at least conforming to the api of mkdtemp("/tmp/fooXXX") => /tmp/fooAj5. i took a stab at a sample code,
http://paste.lisp.org/display/158520, but there are some other things to keep in mind,
☟︎ phf: vulpes_a_hopital: edi weitz's code only recently got its own github repos when others took over the maintenance (mostly to ensure that it can be packaged into quicklisp). but a canonical place for cl-ppcre (and a handful of other lisp packages for doing "modern" programming) is
http://weitz.de/lisp.html phf: jurov: so
http://www.eulorum.org/OS_X produces a working build, just not something you can upload as an archive, because the links between binaries rely on absolute paths. i think it's possible to go over all of them and replace absolute paths with relative paths using install_name_tool, but i haven't had a chance to try it yet. (just finished moving to DC yesterday, so i've been busy)
phf: oh hey i wrote a poc for pgp filter at toorcon, when that other wifi mitm came out. no need to figure out what's where, just sit on the
http stream, catch text/*, grep it for gpg headers, and then rewrite on the fly
phf: known as блат in russian,
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blat_(favors). though that word is more often used in context of getting ahead i think it basically applies to overall structure of society. when shit hits the fan you call a your sister's husband's uncle who's a general, "vasily mikhalich, this is such and such..."
☟︎ phf: actually reminds me of this guy, fred reed, from earlier internet,
http://www.fredoneverything.net. he used to be a dc journalist, so he has a lot of candid comments about dc northeast and generally race in america
phf: to misbehave, idle however long and send data as large as they want. what's not implemented: prioritizing trusted nodes over others during node selection: you might still lose connection by natural means, in which case -addnode nodes will be dropped, and a standard node selection mechanism is used. the patch so far is here
http://paste.lisp.org/display/155710. i'm thinking that ultimate vs. trusted distinction might be unnecessary. i would
phf: trinque: re lisp rps, you might want to look at cmucl's WIRE and REMOTE packages,
https://common-lisp.net/project/cmucl/doc/cmu-user/ipc.html. while you can send sexps over the wire and slime/swank do it by sending readable forms in netstring format, you start running into issues when you need to ipc opaque blobs, like lambdas, hashtables or clos instances. cmucl's ipc solves all those issues, unfortunately married to cmucl. i think it woul