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Vexual: theres
a jump that would tighten the old rectal sphinkter
assbot: Logged on 18-11-2014 11:34:27; mircea_popescu: decimation: "The Brazilification of society can be
a samba carnival assuming you approach it the right way, and most importantly, get to live on the pleasant side of the barbed wire fence." <<< this has been exactly my experience to date.
ben_vulpes: just makes hairly manly men that much more of
a scarce commodity
decimation: undata: agreed. In the same way, I wouldn't have
a problem with free immigration, if it didn't come with infinite benefits as
a newly oppressed minority
undata: but were there not
a govt handing out welfare to every newly formed oppressed minority it wouldn't be an issue
undata: one can't assign one narrative to
a pile as big as the USG
decimation: I would humbly suggest that maybe usg "failed to prepare" because they assumed that once they set the transgendered free from their oppression
a new golden age would dawn
ben_vulpes: i'd have
a bro in
a meshback trucker cap do my sql if they came in at
a good rate and didn't need hand holding
Vexual: would you have
a ladyboi do your sql?
decimation: ben_vulpes: working for usg as
a contractor is
a soul sucking experience
ben_vulpes: i can't help reading this as anything but
a play to increase the "funnel" of "civil rights" cases that justify the expansion of "rights" perpetually.
decimation: I thought the two articles were
a good juxtaposition
decimation: at least your federal district isn't
a crime-ridden hellhole like Washington, DC
decimation: "I had misunderstood the parameters, and I’m very sorry about that,” Mr. Allen said.
A spokesman for Mr. Clinton declined to comment."
decimation: that sounds like
a lovely friday evening :(
ben_vulpes: i just cut
a client over to aws from heroku and while everything went darn swimmingly, amazon's performance throttling of dbs is pretty painful.
ben_vulpes: postgres being
a pretty awesome sql db.
kakobrekla: On
a good note, Judge Rakoff called me
a brilliant visionary and that he admires my brainpower. #bitcoin
agorecki: Hmm. My IRC client actually does support turning that on and off on
a per channel basis. I guess I'll make use of that feature then :|
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rithm: well nm i'm
a moron
rithm: it's been borked for
a few days, anything google related
rithm: back seat of
a 74 vw beetle?
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform this one you'll apreciate :
a good insult to gift someone is "bezmetic"
gribble: You rated user naphex on Thu May 15 21:01:35 2014, with
a rating of 2, and supplied these additional notes: btcxchange.ro.
TomServo: Redneck indeed. An audi requires
a silk wifebeater, amateurs!
mircea_popescu: ben_vulpes you should have seen the dude show up for
a business meeting, white cotton wife beater & audi.
mircea_popescu: basically, the horeav dude is
a redneck doofus on
a power trip, and lying through his teeth.
mircea_popescu: anyway, re the entire btcexchange thing : i know both the people involved, on the grounds they took
a trip to timisoara.
ben_vulpes: lol fractional reserve not
a problem? hilarious, but go on
Potissimus: it wasn't
a problem, but it was
a 1 day delay with the funds from bitstamp
Potissimus:
a) he started running
a fractional reserve, i only noticed when i heard there werent sufficient funds to send from the fiat side. to fill the withdrawal queue
ben_vulpes: you were in
a business relationship - yourself on the btc/dev/ops side, himself on the fiat banking/regulatory side, correct?
thestringpuller: asciilifeform laughs "muhaha' as he starts up
a proto-cardano
davout: jurov: it's quite strange that they then somehow manage to publish
a notice on the server
mats: what
a waste of time
BingoBoingo: kakobrekla: Seems Naphex and HoreaV have
a dispute. More details and drama are probably coming out eventually. Since Naphex hasn't defaced the hell of of the site or run away with everything it seems someone probably broke
a contract and they are probably going to try suing the hell out of each other.
BingoBoingo: Well, you can't pick
a name and stick with it :p
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Adlai: although fun could be
a symptom of in-one-ear-outtheother syndrome
BingoBoingo: But no, cuckoldy Mr. Watch
a dick in his wiferson left early
BingoBoingo: Well, crybabi What is your big concern. And what was the bet. That seems quite
a bit to bet.
crybabi: but i won't be using bitbet again, charging
a fee when you don't provide
a service is no way to run
a business
crybabi: BingoBoingo: I made
a bet and it got refunded, but I only received 4.95 BTC instead of the 5 BTc I sent
gribble: Error: "tocker" is not
a valid command.
BingoBoingo wants to run
a limo service after this morning with T-72 and
a deck on top
decimation: re: earlier discussion of jet fuel << I believe the abrams uses
a turbine, which could burn jp-4
mats: staffers don't believe its
a problem.
decimation: yeah if someone hacked
a freenode server, game over obviously
mats: i for one would like to know what these other methods are. there was
a vague finger wag at attacking services
decimation: and if such
a custom requirement were needed, why not add as
a filter in front of the irc daemon
mats: yes, i suggested this, but then it became 'there are
a host of other ways to compel privacy leak'
decimation: the obvious fix would be to hash ip addresses with
a private salt
decimation: then the hp49 was
a lousy ti knockoff (chassis-wise) but the software was excellent
BingoBoingo: I overclocked
a couple for people who had pirate Z80 (gameboy) games
BingoBoingo: I got the calculator realizing that I was not buying it to use as
a calculator, but as
a standards conforming computer in
a particular scenario
decimation: calculators don't help you cheat much on
a three question engineering exam where you show full work
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: The AP-Calc AB test. There was
a class training for it, but the local recommendation was anything TI preferably 83. I read and saw -89 with the CAS and decided fuck that.
decimation: yeah it would be interesting to know about
a test that allows ti-89
decimation: well, it kinda does stack oriented calculation, but isn't
a fully programmable calc like the -48