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BingoBoingo: So, at 6.5 days since last nicotine, most profound side effect so far is having
to learn
to drive again because "WTF does left hand do nao?"
sina: and I registered "sina" against
the same key
thinking it was a different key
sina: ok, so facts are, my fucking backup system did in fact fucking work, and
the herbi key was in my keyring uncorrupted
this whole
time
phf: where's it supposed
to say something more like "Pub alg - RSA Encrypt or Sign(pub 1)"
sina: at least, I
thought I did and now I
think I'm just a piece of crazy shit
sina: phf: I used
to use
this key
to identify with assbot all
the
time :(
phf: i
think you generated a sign only key
sina: and paste it somewhere for me
to
test
sina: mircea_popescu: I can do a detached signature and verify
the sig, yes
BingoBoingo: 3. Surrender your will and life
to
TMSR as you understand it
sina: I can run 'gpg --local-user 7A6DC051 --sign input', it asks me for a password, I copy/paste
the pw from my keepassx, it signs
the fucking document
BingoBoingo: 2. Come
to believe
that a power GPG'er
than yourself can restore you
to sanity
sina: BingoBoingo: yeah I am 100%
there
BingoBoingo: Admit you are powerless over GPG and
that your life has become unmanageable
sina: fuck is
this some kind of gpg2 vs gpg1 shit
sina: mod6:
the key was generated on, I
think ubuntu 12 or 14.04 with a version of gpg I can't remember
sina: and
this is why I
thought I didn't have
the herbi key backed up because I was getting
the same error
sina: I can even export
the secret key with 'pg --export-secret-keys --armor 7A6DC051'
mircea_popescu: probably by not signing with
the pubkey you're supposed
to decrypt with, but a different one.
sina: how
the fuck can I sign arbitrary files but not decrypt
them
sina: anyway I am also coming
to
terms with
the apparent fact
that I can't fucking GPG
to save my life
BingoBoingo: Oh, fuck off. Now I'm starting
to wonder who
the drunk was in 2014
sina: brb going
to kill myself
sina: and now it
turns out wrong
sina: but in my mind, all
this
time, as I navigated
through my day
to day life, I have been
thinking
that you rated me as sexy
BingoBoingo: sina I did not rate you
that. Read
the direction on
the rating page. You rated me!
sina: BingoBoingo:
that rating from you was
the literal core of my being and now it is crumbling away
BingoBoingo: <herbijudlestoids> but I will lose my sexysosexy rating from BingoBoingo! << NO, you rated ME
that
sina: what
the fucking fuck is going on
sina: I can export
the key it is clearly
there wtf is going on
a111: Logged on 2017-06-03 02:18 asciilifeform: was from
the (public) beginning 'we're like bitcoin, but with censorship, so When
They Shoot
The Bitcoinists, we'll live'
sina: when I run gpg --decrypt input from
the OTP, it says gpg: decryption failed: secret key not available
a111: Logged on 2017-06-03 02:15 asciilifeform: my least nonsensical hypothesis is
that
thiel funded urbit (yes)
to make a half-hearted play at 'embrace&extinguish'ing bitcoin
a111: Logged on 2017-06-03 02:12 erlehmann: on
the other hand, i successfully used “see,
this guy sold his dukedom in 2013” as argument
to convince someone
that urbit is of no use
erlehmann: when it breaks, you have proof
that hoon cannot compile itself
erlehmann: asciilifeform as i understand it, “~/ %add” says “use
the C implementation here”. fun exercise: remove ~/ digraphs until implementation breaks.
erlehmann: e.g. had a 20 year old
tell me recently
that she would not meet me
that often if she would expect
that fucks would not be given
erlehmann: problem is, i err
too often for my
taste
erlehmann: since i learned
that sex is cheap i
try
to only fug with ppl who i would spent a similar amount of
time with even if sex was not in
the picture.
turns out
this is a good heuristic
to avoid assholes.
deedbot: mircea_popescu rated sina 1 << missed on all
the
things!
erlehmann: mircea_popescu also i prefer
the ones
that have interesting stuff
to say.
erlehmann: well, i know
that approach works. slowly, but it works. after a while you have a knot of people who hook up with each other.
mircea_popescu: ~only way out is
to keep slavegirls, but
then a) you won't particularly want
to share and b) it'll
take a lot of actual work.
mircea_popescu: erlehmann
the problem with
this approach is
that females don't actually have much interesting
to say as a general rule ; and
the ones
that do are
too busy
to be worth much on
the hookup front.
phf: a111 is a scribe,
toils at keeping
the logs, what do you expect
erlehmann: mircea_popescu i once was in a channel where
the rule was
that new members would only be full members if
they are in
the local hookup graph
erlehmann: oh i
thought
this might be a channel with sluts
mircea_popescu: sina
try you know, your name, like adults / sane people.
erlehmann: asciilifeform but
there is no recognizer. just a rune
to
tell
the hoon interpreter
to get fucked
herbijudlestoids: how does a fool change
their pubkey association, phf or anyone? or am I just stuck now
mircea_popescu: i dunno what one'd have
to have been eating in college
to imagine jets as "a-wizard-did-it" handwave solution could possibly work in any practically useful sense.
herbijudlestoids: in front of all
tmsr I admit
that I lost my old gpg keypair it seems,
thought I had it in my backups but
they all seem
to have
the current one I'm using
erlehmann: so for example
the markdown support? just joking, all of
this is done by some C lib
erlehmann: in
the beginning i
thought jets would work like a recognizer + cache
a111: Logged on 2017-06-03 01:50 phf: his concept of jets sort of reminds me of lisp VOPs, with similar failure modes. vops originally were supposed
to abstract a lisp machine cpu on
traditional hardware, so
that, say, addition vop adds all
the assembler overhead of
typechecking etc. in reality it
turned into an everything and kitchen sink way of adding arbitrary assembler
to
the system
a111: Logged on 2017-06-03 01:18 asciilifeform: extracting
the Stone of Folly ?
phf: capability systems demand capability ontology, which in practice is both expensive
to develop and impractical
to upkeep
erlehmann: asciilifeform why don't you make FPGAs? or processors for
that matter? starting with home computers?
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform basuically
this crash-safe
thing looks like a mostly
theoretical xilinx blob
mircea_popescu: certainly none of
that bullshit multi-layered cache pipeline and "prediction" and "management engines" and etc. destructured rahter
than multistructured.
mircea_popescu: it's probably
the case a correct cpu is closer
to how
they make gpus -- paste a bunch of same cores all over
the chip surface and
that's
that.
herbijudlestoids: mircea_popescu: I believe something has been designed around
this ...
herbijudlestoids: so I guess
then it's not just a question of Ada, but also you want a good arch
herbijudlestoids: I just mean small like 8000 LOC or whatever
they said, but obviously
they are offloading stuff
to VT-x
herbijudlestoids: asciilifeform: yeah I noticed it is managing
this small codebase because it's relying on VT-x and other virt
techs also