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the_scourge: er, maybe
i blame the mob more than their journalists... whatever
the_scourge: mircea_popescu: right,
i was talking about the world at large. you can stick a fork in journalistic integrity, it's done
the_scourge: well
i take it your goal is to prevent nefarious hijacking of bitcoind, done in such a way that everyone upgrades and long after it is realized that the network is resultingly compromised?
the_scourge: idk man
i appreciate your sleuthing and keep it up but holding the btc foundation's feet to the fire will NEVER work
the_scourge:
i've given it my long key id... it says invalid (so quickly
i have a hard time believing it even did a search)
the_scourge:
i'm being a mong with this !register command
mircea_popescu: nope. but
i could have, and the file'd have been .asc too
mircea_popescu: should
i force clearsigned material be saved as .txt ?
jurov: yes, that's what
i'm doing. it just insists that application/pgp is not text
mircea_popescu: anyway, explain to me like
i'm slow, there's a problem with the thing as presented ?
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform there is no message body cause when
i put it in the body it got mangled to hell
the_scourge: oh wait,
i've only set up my gpg key, do
i need to associate a bitcoin address as well?
the_scourge: do the russians make LTE hotspots? they've started making smartphones with e-ink, but it's a shame
i didn't hear about it until after
i went off of smartphones entirely
the_scourge: also, north america sometimes. but right now
i just need a UK dongle that has chinese backdoors instead of american
mircea_popescu: in unrelated news,
i dreamed up a new licensing model which teh foundation and us generally might wish to consdier.
the_scourge: and sadly
i was on a VERY VERY VERY large very flat network with more class A IPs than ... almost any other entity on the planet. and lots of buggy ssdp routers all over the place 'cause of the (phys) architecture
the_scourge: this is a paying client. even though everything pointed to me being targeted,
i still didn't want to make more noise than
i already had
the_scourge: yes it was ssdp,
i couldn't remember (brain fart and
i'm home chilling)
the_scourge: but what's most interesting is the shape of the traffic and the packets...
i was plugged into a sub-campus and it would appear that it was using dynamic discovery protocol over
http for amplification (using any device that supports it)
the_scourge: and it was one of the more impressive ones
i've ever seen, and
i used to see top quality ones on a daily basis
the_scourge:
i JUST got ddos'd once last night and twice earlier today
mircea_popescu: TomServo
i dunno why he's so strung up on it ; semicolon is perfectly fine way to end things ; it also happens to be the traditional english ending of "separable entities that are for ulterior reasons strung together".
mircea_popescu: just as long as
i get back the control,
i see no problem with !derp!herp!router!alf
mircea_popescu: you know ?
i'm all ready to go back to bang paths over here.
mircea_popescu: jurov btw
i can guarantee my client did no skullduggery to the email.
i have the outgoing saved as sent by the mta.
trinque: punkman: "droned" << heh,
I just got a call from a weird number saying they received a package addressed to me
mircea_popescu: punkman: ^ if the block the bundle tx ends up in disappears,
I think best idea is to make new tx << no. there's exactly no reason for deedbot to have block awareness. if the tx disappears, it should not notice.
TomServo:
I noticed a fully-synced node maintains its IRC connection.
I was curious if that's desirable, and also if that means you're made a candidate to fill other nodes?
mircea_popescu: punkman: always makes me think "is this the day
I get droned?" << just checking the line's still live.
mircea_popescu: "All programs have been written, and that program is Lisp. With perfection already attained, implementation is left to the ignorant who do not already know the truth of this." << shit, now
i know why
i don't code.
mircea_popescu: jurov sure but
i thought there was some funny story involved
mircea_popescu: what im not halucinating
i saw a oh diff similar one ?
thestringpuller: "
I'm going to drill holes in the bottom of all the mugs to illustrate a point"
lobbes: jurov: aha,
I had not for some time.
I'm digging the new look
mircea_popescu: trinque: should
I be de-publishing things that ended up timestamped on a dropped fork? << things can't end up detimestamped in the first place.
coderwill: that's an interesting question -
I would say yes, but that
I debate whether or not that is actually English or a regionalism
coderwill: hehe,
I know a few latin americans that might disagree w/ that sentiment.
mod6: oh yeah,
i stopped it for now.
i'll mess with it later tonight.
punkman: ^ if the block the bundle tx ends up in disappears,
I think best idea is to make new tx
assbot: Logged on 03-02-2015 05:11:42; trinque: should
I be de-publishing things that ended up timestamped on a dropped fork?
jurov: punkman: your email client wordwrapped the clearsigned text,
i was able to undo it
cazalla:
i dunno, "goodbye" sounds a bit prophetic,
i'd be getting the tinfoil hat and shotty, parachute at the ready
punkman: granted,
I'm not in drone country and the paranoia feels a couple decades early.
punkman: always makes me think "is this the day
I get droned?"
trinque: who in the fuck let these bastards steal fire from the gods, and why wasn't
I told about this?
trinque: fluffypony: when
I finally learned lisp it was the same feeling towards every other scripty language
mod6:
i guess maybe one other time it ran a long time like this until it ran out of memory and blew its brains out
fluffypony: asciilifeform: "waffle" is my go-to when
I talk hypotheticals...WaffleCoin, WaffleOS, WaffleDB
trinque: heh
I like the line from the "mongo is webscale thing"
trinque: now
I understand why some idiot did a "crypto coin in couchdb"
trinque: asciilifeform: rdbms is the surgical one,
I hope
trinque: should
I be de-publishing things that ended up timestamped on a dropped fork?
☟︎ trinque:
I think
I'll just give deedbot an out to spend and when it's depleted it's done, insert another please
trinque: "sorry database,
I don't know the data
I want by name. You're supposed to tell me that..."
mod6:
i'll put together some log snippits when it does
trinque:
I look at this api and say "surely there are not this number of core abstractions..."
mod6: this is strange, last like 5-6 times
i got wedged at 168,000 it errored out pretty quickly (like the snippit in the matrix doc), but now, taking a good while...
mircea_popescu:
i don't see the letter dns servers perceive any need for putting my fucking ip in their list anywhere.
mircea_popescu: there is no burden that
i can conceive where one's held to ship with prefilled config files.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform
i do not grasp how one could see the 1848 revolts as failed.
cazalla: mircea_popescu, maybe, but
i read demand for au minerals has tanked too
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform were you thinking 1907 ?
i dun see the 1848 angle in any light.
mircea_popescu: you see a nail go "don't hit me unless
i actually go in the wall" ?