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mircea_popescu: PeterL
i dunno, but the parallels with 1935 england are striking.
PeterL: yesterday
I was driving through Western Michigan, saw a house with a big Confederate flag in the front yard. was like WTF?
nubbins`: which means that
i can get a goddamn /haze remover/ that's drain-safe :0
PeterL:
I guess if you scale up any more you get RPG
nubbins`:
i'm researching some soy-based industrial cleaning products from a company called franmar
nubbins`: so,
i'm sure we all know why debian is called debian
nubbins`: but yeah, 2nd sentence, "
I learned some unstated rules about..."
nubbins`: yeah,
i read the non-info of the press release bragging about open-sourcing the shim between the cpu and gpu
cazalla: mircea_popescu,
i wouldn't know either way, just saw a wikipedia page!! after googling
cazalla:
i wonder if guy commentating as Jorge Stolfi is Jorge Stolfi
cazalla:
i'm drinking some bundy, meant to drink last night but sidetracked with that orlov article and then zzz
Vexual: if you give a fuck
i imagine it makes things real easy
Vexual: it was eating taipans, and
i found them about the house missing the tasty parts, then it really dissappeared but remerged from under a junk pile with 3 new kittens
Vexual: well,
i had this cat wot had 5v kittens
Vexual: why never anyone ups me until
i am three sheets?
mircea_popescu: digging up to see which the fuck earl of somerset was pete talking about (
i thought that's a duchy), it turns out there's two different 1st earls of somerset : John Beaufort (Gaunt's son, in 1300s) and Robert Carr, in the 1500s.
decimation: asciilifeform: now's the time to import euro strange
I guess
mircea_popescu:
i'm not a miracle worker,
i'm a butcher.
i don't revive dead cows,
i just cut them apart.
cazalla: (and yes
i know that this cannot be 100% trusted)
cazalla: mircea_popescu> archive.today thing works fine. <<<
i have started to do this
mircea_popescu:
i'm so curious if next mulatoo in chief actually finds a volcker v2.0
mircea_popescu:
i know people who try to write novels. another problem for which the solution can not exist.
mircea_popescu: decimation
i think you're doing it wrong. ~5mn made posts, of a total > 10bn profiles ?
danielpbarron: if it's dead it's because mods like the one
i talked to "remove posts and comments all the time and every single day."
mircea_popescu:
i thought it was pretty much dead, goiung the way of te yahoo briefcase or w/e
danielpbarron:
i barely use the thing and
i have 1/5 the "views" of Ethereum's page
assbot: Logged on 06-03-2015 21:27:52; asciilifeform:
i might exaggerate slightly, but at any rate it won't be accomplished by a fella with a day job.
assbot: Logged on 06-03-2015 21:10:10; cazalla: the majority of movies are shit anyway so even if
i had the time to watch them on the reg, they are not even worth pirating
assbot: Logged on 06-03-2015 21:00:46; danielpbarron:
i'm probably in the *worst* place to be when this stuff goes down, although asciilifeform's locale doesn't sound very pleasant either
trinque: what
I'm gathering though is
I have very little rational options beyond get rich, and do it now
☟︎ trinque:
I'd probably have to learn romanian and read that part of trilema
trinque: mircea_popescu:
I want the book on your life someday.
thestringpuller: mircea_popescu:
i just think you'd admire someone who'd want to completely gut the welfare state
assbot: Logged on 06-03-2015 20:41:27; asciilifeform: trinque: as
i understand, this isn't ru circa 1917, the hypothetical rebels don't 'just want to be left alone' - not one in ten thousand is able to grow anything edible without regular deliveries of petrol, pesticides, etc.
trinque: nobody
I was talking about collects food stamps
mircea_popescu:
i wouldn't be so sure you'll get permits for new development in the us, eithert.
mircea_popescu: you know,
i'd like to read a sf novel which explores a future where technology has re-arranged deep magma of earth into a humongo battery
cazalla: mircea_popescu, it's not that
i'm interested in it (or would understand/appreciate the issue tbh) but it seemed obvious way to poke a hole in orlov's prediction, at least that it might occur in my lifetime anyway
cazalla: asciilifeform,
i read orlov's post soviet lessons.. article last night and my impression is that some of what he predicts relies on suggestion we've passed peak oil, but then
i have read elsewhere peak oil has been debunked or that we're not even close to passing it.. can you share thoughts? not much turns up in logs
airgapped:
I will, danielpbarron already pointed out his notes
airgapped:
I'm running it on latest rp but pogo looks like good alternative
airgapped: what
i'm looking for is just a node, wallet is out of scope
airgapped:
I have been loking for minimal node for some time but there is no good option it seems
assbot: Logged on 22-01-2015 21:52:21; asciilifeform: 'raspberry?' terrible, terrible
i/o. ethernet on same usb as the storage. no thanks.
airgapped: no
I have no illusion that secure processor exists
airgapped: yes they call it secure but
I fully agree these are just micros with crypto accelertion
assbot: Logged on 06-03-2015 22:59:43; airgapped: pete_dushenski: working,
I specialize in "secure" microcontrolers
danielpbarron: what if
i'm caught traveling with my private key ascii armored and printed on a sheet of paper? do they even know well enough to ask for a passphrase?
jurov: but really, do they routinely rummage through photos and documents? and when
i have virtualbox on desktop, will they ask me to fire all the vms, too?
jurov: well... if
i wasn't on this chan,
i'd easily ended up carrying any to/from canada
pete_dushenski:
i'm under the impression, though hardly an expert, that there isn't.
airgapped: pete_dushenski: working,
I specialize in "secure" microcontrolers
☟︎ jurov: <mircea_popescu>
i don't recall why we didn't like the pi for this purpois << alf proclaimed it as depending on binary turd (that supposedly leaks key material by any channel conceivable), thus unworthy
mike_c: heh,
i kind of like that better. "janyary"