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user705: positions is just
the need for variety. normal human function
there.
mircea_popescu: leaving aside who
the fuck cares what
the pron dudes do. what, i'm going
to fuck a girl in
that god-awful position of her straddling with her back
to me because
there's a camera in my livingroom
too ?
PeterL: ah, I guess my question is answered by having
the "challenge pattern", which I guess you give
to new contacts when you give
them your pubkey
user705: not at all. my original point was
that
the eating out of chicks is coming back into vogue so
to speak because of
the wide availability of porn where
the mail
talent is larger
then average
thus genpop of males is more conscious of making sure a female finishes ergo more eating out
mircea_popescu: user705 are you proposing
the emperor changed his private customs
to suit
the habits of
the just-beheaded aristocracy ?
user705: at
the
time of
the letters he was not
though
mircea_popescu: i suppose you could propose
they were some sort of minor nobility or whatever, but it's at best
tenuous. for all intents and purposes napoleon was a sort of hitler, lower middle class at best.
user705: if anything
the letters of napoleon show
the opposite. obviously eating out didn't get invented yesterday but if anything what
the royal monarch did it was not for
the plebes
PeterL: I understand
the "decrypt with each key until
the message looks like a good message", but I was
trying
to
think of
the algorith for saying "that must be a good message"?
PeterL: no, I was
thinking: friend sends you message, now you have
to pick a key
to decrypt with
BingoBoingo: <mod6> ok asciilifeform, dropped "OpenBSD64 4.8 binary" on my obsd 5.6. reason being, is
that
that version seems
to be
the only x86_64 version?? not sure
there. but it /looks/ promising. after extracting
the binaries,
tried
to use it
to gnatmake fact + ffa, but was unsuccessful because: << Gotta use OBSD 4.8, binaries are not compatible across .1 revisions
a111: Logged on 2017-07-22 22:40 mircea_popescu:
http://btcbase.org/log/2017-07-22#1689243 << depends what you mean by "rsa encrypted message". a) current rsa "encryption" as implemented by koch-gpg et al consists of encrypting a symmetric key.
trivial
to
test
this against a number of rsa keys. b) conceivably item will include a courtesy key fp
to help you know.
mod6: for
the apt-student, im sure all of
the emails are still out
there on
their majordomo or whatever
the fuck.
mod6: this is all pre SMP
type shit, and
trying
to figure all of
that out. ofc, my memory is a bit sketchy,
that was like ... 14 years ago.
mod6: it seemed
to have a slow decline from
there.
mod6: as far as freebsd, I feel like
the 4.3 was pretty good, but
there was a lot of in-fighting regarding
technical decisions.
this lead
to Matt Dillon leaving and forking dragonfly.
PeterL: I like
the name cuntoo, it's catchy
mod6: (re: reading from
the rs232, and now
this, ya.)
mod6: i've honestly had a bitch of a
time with it recently.
mod6: not a huge surprise, perhaps with all
the right
things in place (if
that's even possible) and it "works"
then one could build a real one from it's source.
mod6: ok asciilifeform, dropped "OpenBSD64 4.8 binary" on my obsd 5.6. reason being, is
that
that version seems
to be
the only x86_64 version?? not sure
there. but it /looks/ promising. after extracting
the binaries,
tried
to use it
to gnatmake fact + ffa, but was unsuccessful because:
mircea_popescu: in
the worst case it is not
trivial
to compute
the fingerprint of an unknwn key
that can decrypt an impredictable plaintext.
mircea_popescu: even without b,
there are numeric methods
to sort out whether your keys will work or not, such as
trying each one.
a111: Logged on 2017-07-22 22:32 PeterL: so I wanted
to make sure I understood
this correctly, if you have an RSA encrypted message, you cannot say which key it was encrypted
to just by looking at it, right?
mircea_popescu:
http://btcbase.org/log/2017-07-22#1689243 << depends what you mean by "rsa encrypted message". a) current rsa "encryption" as implemented by koch-gpg et al consists of encrypting a symmetric key.
trivial
to
test
this against a number of rsa keys. b) conceivably item will include a courtesy key fp
to help you know.
☝︎☟︎ a111: Logged on 2017-07-22 22:24 PeterL: (I have been
thinking about gossipd, it is a fascinating subject)
mod6: <+asciilifeform> ( recall, you can't build gnat without gnat ) << yeah, was
the reason i asked. hehe
a111: Logged on 2017-07-22 21:57 user705: read somewhere
that
the whole eating pussy
thing has gained popularity only recently because of big dicks in porn
mod6: asciilifeform: with dragonlace, are you
testing with binaries or are you pulling from
the src repo?
PeterL: so for gossipd, I get a message, and (assuming it was encrypted
to me) I can
tell which of my keys it was encrypted
to
PeterL: so I wanted
to make sure I understood
this correctly, if you have an RSA encrypted message, you cannot say which key it was encrypted
to just by looking at it, right?
☟︎ mod6: <+asciilifeform> i'm about
to attempt openbsd gnat << sweet, let me know how it goes, i've got a obsd box.
PeterL: yeah, I was wondering about how it was horrid, but
then later you suggested it as a good idea, I see
the difference is having
two separate keys encrypting
the
two parts
a111: Logged on 2016-12-24 01:11 asciilifeform: so one ~horrid~ padding algo would be
to get a bitstring from my rng, xor
the message
to it,
then send a message of 2x length of original consisting of: [the bitstring from rng][the result of
the xor]
PeterL: (I have been
thinking about gossipd, it is a fascinating subject)
☟︎ PeterL: could
they be put into one udp-gram, like decrypt
the first half with key one, and
the second half with key
two,
then xor
to get message?
PeterL: sufficient
to work as message padding for rsa-grams?
PeterL: is it sufficient
to put x and y
together, or does it only work if
they are sent
to
two different keys?
BingoBoingo: user705: Well, you get your penis hard and you stick it in
the outside world. If you aren't sure of
the safety of doing so at
the
time, you may begin with broomstick.
a111: Logged on 2017-02-14 19:19 asciilifeform: specifically, for every byte you intend
to send, you instead send
two: x, y. which you generate by obtaining rng byte r, and payload byte b, and x := b xor r, y := r
user705: apologies but last question on
the email
thing. what about exchanges, localbitcoin, etc... gotta be some way of interacting with
the outside world is
there really no place for email here?
BingoBoingo: It happens because girl is present, erections are
the limiting factor in fucking, and girl's still
there
to interact with.
user705: the
tit sucking
thing is bound
to be a leftover from childhood but certainly not eating a chick out
user705: read somewhere
that
the whole eating pussy
thing has gained popularity only recently because of big dicks in porn
☟︎ BingoBoingo: <mircea_popescu> honestly i'd rather work on
that
tuna. <<
Tongue is a collection of muscles
that can condition for endurance!
mircea_popescu: i don't particularly want
to be as flexible as a vixen willow in any case.
user705: yeah flexibility will always be a losing battle since
their bodies were designed
to pop out clones but stamina is just a matter of conditioning
mircea_popescu: so i joined
the whores going
to
the gym. my first
time in a gym at
that! it was discovered
that yes i'm a lot more powerful
than
they are, but i have neither
the flexibility nor
the endurance.
☟︎ BingoBoingo: Simply but a string in
that isn't formatted unlike an email address, at least on qntra
BingoBoingo: user705: It's an iq
test/spam filter element. If email address is an email address comment not marked spam on
that point. Is email address used for anything else? no
user705: my old brain wants
to say "but how ..."
user705: even on qntra and
trilemma it asks for one I guess
the question is what option is less bad
user705: learning
to properly do
this btc
BingoBoingo: <mircea_popescu> mebbe you inprinted on
teh sideways glance. << /me suspects
this is how alf evals chix, sideways glance suggest greater activity
than staring
mircea_popescu: chinese matron requires
to know whether author was drunk at
time of writing.