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mircea_popescu: so
i find that veronique chick as the first source of the ghost vulnerability, im all about to go into a rand as to how see, THIS is the sort of actual women in actual tech
jurov:
i need to try it myself
mod6:
i think he's trying to make a v6 addr
trinque: lenovo is supposed to be sending me a box to ship it back...
I'll unmount and re-mount the usb drive and it'll work fine
punkman: yeah
I wonder why
I can't find a laptop that doesn't overheat
trinque: then
I'll just start bitching about the hardware complexity next
trinque:
I could get away with nothing-but-emacs in a vt for most of what
I do
trinque: why the fuck for example do
I have some daemon running for accessibility
trinque: dunno what chance
I have of feeling that
I do on say OpenBSD either..
trinque: asciilifeform:
I've got 150 packages in world; still have no idea how this system works
trinque: asciilifeform:
I'm considering jumping ship to a BSD soon as
I feel like it's an informed decision
mircea_popescu: mats:
i am disappointed the snow is not piled higher. this is not the apocalypse
i was promised! << usg makes a habit to overpromise and underdeliver.
mats:
i am disappointed the snow is not piled higher. this is not the apocalypse
i was promised!
mircea_popescu: <asciilifeform>
i do not know enough about koch to say <
i do. he's old. this is a game for men, not for codgers.
mircea_popescu: <asciilifeform> 'the actual rich' as a monolithic whole is,
i dare say, a fictional trope as well << what, and
i suppose the island of beautiful women doens't exist, either ?!
decimation:
I suspect 'rich in bezzlars' will not convey post-usg sovereignty
decimation: oil is a terrible store of value - it halved in only a few weeks! it's a good idea though,
I'm going to wait for the next generation of chemical energy movement & storage
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform that is where we differ.
i would live like no man, and
i would impale anyone trying.
BingoBoingo: mats:
I'll probably be amenable to assisting though.
mats: BingoBoingo: at a later date,
i'd like some assistance with reviewing and rating materials from the courts-circus project. would you be interested?
TheNewDeal: BingoBoingo this definitely is one of the article
I was reading >
I remember seeing the receptors lined up as a fountain
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform
i doubt the man decided anything in there.
mircea_popescu:
i thought we were discussing an abstract model of "the cultured man"
mircea_popescu: most of the women
i pick up manage to live their lives and pay their rents without any dotcom gifts or "speculation".
decimation:
I remember when moldbug put up his first 'begging' post - it was obvious the gig was up
TheNewDeal: hmm it's not looking entirely familiar but
I'm going to have to page through it.
mircea_popescu: well
i only paid attention for a shoirt time and late on
TheNewDeal: The guy had some of the most advanced discussions on anti-depressants and anti-psychotics that
i'd seen before on a blog
TheNewDeal: BingoBoingo do you have any clue what blog
I'm talking about? You may have referenced him before
TheNewDeal:
I even remember some of the memorabilia on his website that had some catchy pschiatric puns on them
TheNewDeal:
I remember someone giving a blog before that was almost always on psychiatric issues
mats:
i was under the impression most here believed the fracture of the Internet as it is now is inevitable
mircea_popescu: "The system not only pays poor people, it employs lots and lots of almost poor people.
I'm not saying this is a good thing, or a desirable thing,
I am simply stating a fact. Some of these are direct government jobs (e.g. staff down at the SSI office) and some are pretend private sector jobs. If you're a psychiatrist at an inner city clinic, you may think you're an independent contractor, but you're really working for T
☟︎ decimation:
I was talking with a guy who was in korea in the early 90's. at that time, you could easily find someone to custom tailor your entire wardrobe for a low $$ price. he recently returned there and found no one bothers with that anymore
TheNewDeal: Somehow that flew over my head, not sure if it was because
I'm thinking floor(x), ceiling(x)?
decimation: asciilifeform:
I suppose just setting the clock based on the timestamp of the last block seen on bootup isn't such a bad idea
mircea_popescu: TheNewDeal how about that!
i knew katrina was a floor not a top.
mats:
I'm disappointed that The Imitation Game didn't go with the murder theory
danielpbarron: A woman who checked into a hotel room in Gateshead said she found the words "
I'm going to rape you" on the TV screen. Travelodge said it believed someone may have used the TV manufacturer's code to change the settings.
mod6: decimation:
i mean the pi versioning.
mircea_popescu: <ben_vulpes> can't say as
i get it. either one owns btc or one doesn't. << one either owns real estate or doesn't. where does that leave the teenagers, inhabiting comfortable middle class homes they can't afford, and not even having to suck cock for it, like they will a decade down the road ?
mod6: we're getting close to wrapping up a first cut of this thing. so
i want to nail down any changes before we get start to roll one.
mod6:
i was pretty set on v0.5.3.1 until ascii tells us that we might not be able to be talk to anything < 0.8 -- which to me seems weird.. because
i've fully syncd a dozen times, and done send/receive np
mod6: anyway,
i like the kalvin thing. but that'll have to be something to think about later.
ben_vulpes: can't say as
i get it. either one owns btc or one doesn't.
gribble: the20year was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 23 weeks, 5 days, 5 hours, 24 minutes, and 1 second ago: <the20year>
i hear they're aiming for a 0.5% APY
trinque: ben_vulpes: eventually is also when
I'll have a fully synced blockchain
ben_vulpes: <trinque> #btcd tells me
I'll eventually be able to query address balance with just btcd and btcctl... seems like keeping its own count is fine, no? << key word - "eventually"
mike_c:
i believe it. welcome to life under a thumb.
ben_vulpes:
i suppose you people also don't ask to see the cap table, and when told "that's privileged" don't turn around and walk out.
ben_vulpes: <coderwill> there were promises of equity but nothing official that
i saw (other than verbal) << how does this fly with you people - verbal contracts for a thing with nothing written. when you sign the paper that says "
i will work for thus and such" do you not stink the place up for lack of options?
mircea_popescu: <asciilifeform> can't use time of last block then << that's where
i caught
mod6:
i kinda like the notion.
BingoBoingo: <mod6> <+asciilifeform> call it whatever name, but assigning a version equal to ancient phoundation release is foolish. << foolish because of nodes that wont talk with < 0.8, or foolish another reason?
i've always detested version numbering because of "marketing" << Propper solution is counting down from 9000
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform> it is then tempting to omit ntp entirely... <<
i have no idea why it'd have been included.
ben_vulpes: <mircea_popescu> it's the only way to do time. <<
i've been saying there's no such thing as time for a while now, only the length of the longest chain...
phillipsjk:
I take it the female population in this channel is low then.
mod6: <+asciilifeform> call it whatever name, but assigning a version equal to ancient phoundation release is foolish. << foolish because of nodes that wont talk with < 0.8, or foolish another reason?
i've always detested version numbering because of "marketing"
ben_vulpes: mkay, well
i published a patch that bumps to 0.5.3.1, don't know if you saw that
phillipsjk:
I recommend 2GB or RAM for running a node. sounds like you are trying to get that number down.
trinque: asciilifeform: ah
I glossed over "why more than once"
phillipsjk:
I suggest pool.ntp.org for NTP servers that work reasonably often.
trinque:
I've found ntpd to be a pain on such devices;
I just cron a call to rdate instead