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mircea_popescu: clef: scrapeboxsenukevps.com ,which is advertising a $55/mo "Xrumer VPS Full Dedicated Server 7 GB RAM Xeon E3v3 x 4 x 3.4 Ghz 60 GB SSD 1 gbps uplink All Tools Included" (by which tools they mean you know, scrapebox, senuke, gsa
as well
as the venerably ancient piece of ru spamola itself)
as well
as Bitcoin payments also wants the Fairy Godmother to... get this, to verify her name! by, of course, uploading "NON-CONFIDENTIAL
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a111: Logged on 2017-10-14 20:33 mircea_popescu: but you see ? if he can believe,
as i not for a second doubt he does, that "a majority of websites are not built through coding", what exactly is to keep him from believing, and in the end being ready to die for, any other nonsense ?
a111: Logged on 2017-10-14 18:57 apeloyee: still, left-to-right exp (
as in
http://btcbase.org/log/2017-10-14#1725202 ) uses one FZ-sized temporary less than current ffa's right-to-left. (the indexing of E can be reverted to what ffa currently has).
mircea_popescu: but you see ? if he can believe,
as i not for a second doubt he does, that "a majority of websites are not built through coding", what exactly is to keep him from believing, and in the end being ready to die for, any other nonsense ?
☟︎ a111: Logged on 2017-10-14 12:06 apeloyee: it seems I see how to squeeze out one more FZ-sized temporary from FZ_Mod_Exp, besides the ^^ and using a proper barrett; it will exacerbate the above-mentioned physical leakage, though...
http://p.bvulpes.com/pastes/XvDnd/?raw=true <-
as usual, not tested.
apeloyee: no special cases. you precalc Base**0 = 1, Base**1 = Base, Base**2 and Base**3; assign 1 to result. then you take two next bits from exponent, starting with the most significant; take B to their power,
as above, and multiply Result by B
a111: Logged on 2017-05-16 01:53 asciilifeform: now you store bit
as ~phase~ of the square wave, rather than absolute steady state of the flipflop.
a111: Logged on 2017-10-14 12:06 apeloyee: it seems I see how to squeeze out one more FZ-sized temporary from FZ_Mod_Exp, besides the ^^ and using a proper barrett; it will exacerbate the above-mentioned physical leakage, though...
http://p.bvulpes.com/pastes/XvDnd/?raw=true <-
as usual, not tested.
a111: Logged on 2017-10-08 00:20 asciilifeform:
http://btcbase.org/log/2017-10-07#1722411 << 1 ) ffa is closed form. i.e. it CAN be written
as a number of nand gates, with a 'funnel' at the top, to which you present a,b,c, e.g. 4096bit, numbers, and at the bottom in a little cup you get a^b mod c , and with NO UPWARDS FEEDBACK FLOW of information , i.e. answer comes after same interval of time always, and with strictly downwards signals.
apeloyee: I read that
as "Word is guaranteed to be at least 16-bit wide also"
a111: Logged on 2017-10-14 10:23 apeloyee: asciilifeform: do you plan to test how much information about operands leaks
as difference in power consumption? It looks plausible that multiplying 0*0 and maxint*maxint consume different amount of power.
apeloyee: asciilifeform: do you plan to test how much information about operands leaks
as difference in power consumption? It looks plausible that multiplying 0*0 and maxint*maxint consume different amount of power.
☟︎ BingoBoingo: Looks like the Pinoys can't do it: "hello sir I'm sorry to inform you that it is not possible to met your requirement of 14Gigabits but our offer of 10mbps for 504 USD and we can upgrade that
as your needs increase still stands." -jolo
mod6: but the comments I've seen in there are helpful,
as long
as they are accurate.
mod6: i do also think there could be paragraphs even written around certain procedures in ffa. but not sure if that belongs in the code, or
as a corresponding document outside of the code.
lobbes: That is a point. I can always tweak the announces to be less frequent
as people see fit anyways
lobbes:
http://btcbase.org/log/2017-10-13#1724782 << I am more than willing to make required tweaks to get something like this working (allowing auctions to be denominated in btc
as well
as ecu, having lobbesbot spit out deedbot invoice, etc)
☝︎ mircea_popescu: and EVEN IF maintaining a large (and, obviously, expensive) network of nodes etc, you can still run into surprises,
as the bitbet issue very well illustrates.
mod6: ANNND. hopefully will grok moar
as well.
mod6: once we have some solid unit tests in place, i'll look at some functional tests
as a higher-level way to ensure we don't regress
as well. but that's a bit later yet.
mod6: im certain that even the tests that I do have are missing certain cases -- but its a starting point. and when I publish these, the hope is that people here can help fill in the gaps of the coverage so we can use this
as a means to ensure that we do not regress
as changes occur to the code.
mod6: i hope to glean some deeper understanding of the secret shifting from these tests
as well.
mod6: im hoping to get some tests around the shifting procedures possibly today or this weekend. alf's latest changes from yesterday would fit into that
as well.
BingoBoingo: Ah not quite the same then, thing I am thinking of came in box same size and shape
as "poptarts". Sold
as "you know school sucks too much to teach this"
BingoBoingo: Well, AA battery
as power supply means won't interfere with heat envelope too much
trinque: didn't bother checking all, but I don't so much suspect great firewall of MAGA
as run of the mill ineptitude
ben_vulpes: there is also "This key was generated
as part of the Evil32 project. It is not owned by the user descrived in the UID"
mircea_popescu:
as we were saying, c block per rack is actually kinda narrow
a111: Logged on 2017-10-12 14:33 jurov: dear shinohai et al.: i think it's
as good time
as any to learn to explicitly date the signed stuff, please. so that i don't have to muck with signature innards to keep track.
a111: Logged on 2017-10-12 14:33 jurov: dear shinohai et al.: i think it's
as good time
as any to learn to explicitly date the signed stuff, please. so that i don't have to muck with signature innards to keep track.
jurov: dear shinohai et al.: i think it's
as good time
as any to learn to explicitly date the signed stuff, please. so that i don't have to muck with signature innards to keep track.
☟︎☟︎ BingoBoingo: It's ok,
as long
as you stay more responsive than Serbia
mircea_popescu: mmm. it's not a matter of sharing expertise
as such. it's a matter of breaking the fake media, let's say.
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BHopkins:
As for my recommendation, we're not trying to educate the general public through the search results. What we want to do is ensure they only find positive information when the search for a keyword.
mircea_popescu: here's the gist of the problem : when rando, such
as for instance bill lawsky, stands up and says "we made these rules" bla bla, nobody in those verticals springs up the obvious "what proof do you have". if i say "i destroyed ETH/BCH/whatever, and here's the proof" the same nobodies come up with contorted nonsense like "ok but what proof do you have your proof is proofing?!?!?"
BingoBoingo: So, in new lulz... Telestra is soliciting business by posing
as independent datacenters
mircea_popescu: and so in certain context, such
as this one, the correct assumption...
a111: Logged on 2017-10-06 23:13 mircea_popescu: basically the scheme is, you rsa a random bitfield, then you expand that into
as much otp
as you want by doing recursively Fi = hash(bitfield + Fi-1). there's a limit on i, obviously, which can be set to 1.
mircea_popescu: quite exactly, it's never futurism
as the 1920s artistic blaseness. it's always "i will r entrepreneurize" or "i will marry well" or such, translated in the new paints.
phf: asciilifeform: well to do middle aged ru dentist types talked to me of bitcoin mining with a "please explain what the hell is going on". it's very much the opposite of the beobachter take, still
as lulzy.
phf: (ipoteka is a ru word by way of greece for mortgage, i've not heard it before when growing up, but now at a certain age it's a main conversation subject/
as well
as advertisement, so i've been cracking up every time i hear it. i've been forcing it
as a catch all term for "orc financial matters" to the confused looks of my ru friends)
phf: every single 'civilian' conversation in ru i had with friends and friends of friends at some point had bitcoin brought up, and obviously not coming from me. in fact not even
as part of "talking technology" track
BingoBoingo:
As always reading email headers is informative
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trinque: could see "hosted trb node with levers attached to bot"
as a subscribable service.
trinque: yeah, might
as well save fee
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: California regularly burns, but a good percent of the time homo sapien malefactor is fingered
as acute reason for the when and how of burning
mircea_popescu got a two inch wasp mounted
as part of permanent wax museum yest. 5 mm worth of stinger, this bitch had, and the weirdest antennae.
mircea_popescu: used anything there was a significant chance to break a wheel in the road,
as all the trails were built by 1435 mm wheels. but why were they ? because when the romans originally landed, they used 1435 mm wide wheelbases, which they had originally specified because it is what two average horses asses cover.
☟︎ mircea_popescu: in other lulz : so us rail gauge is 1435 mm. why ? because the first us rail was built by english immigrants, who kept to the english style. but why was the english style 1435 mm ? because rail started
as (horse drawn) trams, and that was the gauge they used. but why ? because when they made trams they just used the old horse carriage gauge, by reusing the same tools. but why did carriages use 1435 mm gauge ? because if they
☟︎ BingoBoingo: Lol @Brauchian Chicken/road/God unity,
as the lensgrinder intended
phf: the guy incidentally went through a bunch of interesting but failed enterprises. e.g. he worked on palm one on the downswing, later was hired
as a high profile consultant by nokia, told them to ditch symbian and replace it with android.
mircea_popescu: and the people with the global warming see
as quite fantastic all sorts of other theoretical contradictions of their theoretical models.
mircea_popescu: in fact,
as trinque aptly points out, it's not even v'd yet, let alone reviewed yet, and so following.
a111: Logged on 2017-10-01 20:57 mircea_popescu: not actually usable for eulora
as such, is it.
mircea_popescu: well... you recall the convo. at the least you're using the ephemereal connectors
as then discussed.