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Vexual: i have beeen to centrelink tho, i has
a crazy girlfriend once
cazalla: mebe they'll introduce
a new time of mining tax
Vexual: mining tax turns into
a mining subsidy
Vexual: people star running outta centrelink, the cannbis laws wont matter
a pinch of shut
Vexual: old quentin must have
a bit of arthritis
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: Nobody. We have so much less than we used to have. We are in the future and the future is
a nightmare.
Luke-Jr: someone on reddit complained that I should only do 1 controversial thing at
a time, implying there is something else you can FUD about already if you want to
assbot: TIL that
a commercial 1989 laptop had
a multitasking graphical OS and full office suite, SSD storage and
a 60 hour battery life as well as featuring hot-swappable batteries and instant suspend/resume. : todayilearned ... (
http://bit.ly/1AJzPya )
undata: Luke-Jr: you're just demonstrating yourself
a liar, which makes me trust you as blacklist-lord less.
danielpbarron: 12:07 <+Luke-Jr> danielpbarron: "spam" and "fee" have no direct relationship << yes they do. if I spend an old output, no fee required; i spend
a new output with no fee, tx doesn't get spread
Luke-Jr: undata: only
a child* maybe
danielpbarron: Luke-Jr, how can
a transaction be "spam" when it pays
a fee?
Luke-Jr: defaulting to the reference policy is also
a default. are you going to claim it's "core devs" pushing that on people?
undata: Luke-Jr: what mental gymnastics do you use to define
a blacklist?
Luke-Jr: ben_vulpes: any default is
a default
ben_vulpes: now distributed as
a default for gentoo.
undata: folks we've got
a decider in the house.
Luke-Jr: the maintainer of the package always decides what is
a sensible default.
undata: you decided your patch was
a sensible default, though the "core devs" did not
undata: which is the expectation of what
a *maintainer* does
danielpbarron: he doesn't have the right or ability to effect such
a change; that's not the issue
BingoBoingo: Luke-Jr: Paying for
a transaction is literally the definition of not spam.
danielpbarron: "filling??" when was the last time there was
a full block?
ben_vulpes: please, at least, link to the point in the log where you explained how these small transactions are
a ddos.
Luke-Jr: it's distributed, by using gambling as
a front to get others to cover the expense
Luke-Jr: danielpbarron: the gambling front is just
a way to get someone else paying the cost of bypassing Bitcoin's primary spam prevention (tx fees)
danielpbarron:
a DDoS in which the victims are compelled to... gamble?
Luke-Jr: it's
a DDoS, except at the Bitcoin layer rather than TCP
Luke-Jr: the "game" is just
a tool they use to involve others
undata: ^ this is
a mind which has touched the holy source
undata: ben_vulpes: what
a crock
kakobrekla: ;;rate keystrike 1 for the purpose of #b-
a voice
joecool: i wonder if we'll ever see
a market of people acquiring old keys....
keystroke: but i think the main idea is to prove generation keys anyway as the idea is to establish an early position rather than
a certain size of bitcoin holdings which is ideally kept mostly private
keystroke: i am glad to see
a crypto only reputation system here
keystroke: i never delete private keys but that wallet is in cold storage so i will just recreate with
a different identity and start anew as the old one never had any reputation anyway :)
joecool: only
a btc addr, so provided you still control the private key for that address, you should be able to auth
keystroke: i suppose i can auth by signing
a message with the private key of that bitcoin address?
keystroke: mined back in 2009 for
a bit and then from 2011 to late 2012
Luke-Jr: obviously. you'd rather make them up, than give
a crap what they really are.
undata: no one gives
a shit about your intentions
undata: Luke-Jr: satoshi left out
a feast; you are
a fly crawling on it claiming it as your own.
undata: Luke-Jr: having read the threads on the gentoo bug tracker, you are confirmed as
a slimy piece of shit.
mats: there's one where
a scorpion lookin thing flips
a wasp, pins it, and then kills it by eating his butt
kakobrekla: he is just caught in
a local pain minimum.
assbot: School punishes blind child by taking away cane and replacing it with
a pool noodle | FOX2now.com ... (
http://bit.ly/1zw0XkR )
cazalla: gabriel_laddel: PeterL: its just
a request, he has 0 obligation to follow up on it. <<< ya, let the man share his ideas, no harm
cazalla: gabriel_laddel: cazalla: consider this
a request for
a qntra article entitled... <<< good idea, noted.
davout: BingoBoingo: i think catholicism isn't too far from qualifying as
a 'farm ailment'
BingoBoingo: Luke-Jr: It's traditionally
a woolcutter's disease.
danielpbarron: 11:29 <+decimation> I bet outlaw restaurants have good food too << reminds me of
a place nearby that used to have great food until the owner got ousted for tax evasion; under new management the food sucks
BingoBoingo: What kind of Catholic isn't ready to be
a Shepherd?
BingoBoingo: Do you really want to drive
a trailer with an angry ram
Luke-Jr: the reason I'd avoid
a drive is that someone else in my area is picking up theirs
Luke-Jr: so I have less than 24 hours to decide whether to purchase an ewe & ram with the ability to avoid
a 5 hour drive… any opinions? :p
gabriel_laddel: asciilifeform: can't find the naggum article I referenced earlier, but anyways yes - the process of choosing
a hero in the USSA isn't by any stretch of imagination random.
decimation: BingoBoingo: what's even funnier is that pop culture is seen as
a source of authority :)
assbot: Logged on 18-09-2014 16:53:26; asciilifeform: xmj: if i knew, i'd become
a sysadmin.
gabriel_laddel: asciilifeform: yeah, difficult to get ahold of in bezzle land, which increasingly seems to prefer to "select
a hero at random" (as per naggum).
assbot: Logged on 30-09-2014 20:25:59; asciilifeform: mats_cd03: depends on hypothetical destination. but, overall, just picture
a figure large enough to 'become taleb' and live as 'gentleman scholar' in total disconnect from economic reality around you.
gabriel_laddel: asciilifeform: right, however I seem to recall some #b-
a persons attempting to convince you to leave the us for an actual jungle.
gabriel_laddel: asciilifeform: I'm not one of those attempting to get you to emigrate and make the cardano in
a jungle or w/e.
gabriel_laddel: asciilifeform: kk. I had somehow gotten the impression that you were of both opinions
a & b, which I find odd.
gabriel_laddel: asciilifeform: so you're of the opinions that
a) it isn't worth my time to network with people in other territories and b) usg is going to collapse?
gabriel_laddel: asciilifeform: and interesting problems only ever happen in the us of
a?
gabriel_laddel: asciilifeform: well, yes. I simply do not program anything other than Common Lisp. but because I can do this at $mylocation doesn't mean that there doesn't exist
a soul in e.g., Russia who would be willing to pay me to do it.
BingoBoingo: gabriel_laddel: If you have ideas you can submit
a draft, but cazalla lives in
a country where you can't get butter spreading devices without showing ID
gabriel_laddel: PeterL: its just
a request, he has 0 obligation to follow up on it.
gabriel_laddel: cazalla: consider this
a request for
a qntra article entitled "the promised land" with exit points: Russia, Israel, Argentina & China weighing the relative tradeoffs of each with the angle that the US is going to fail. things I'm interested in knowing about each territory: character of the rule of law, taxes, status of the tech scene, character of the gov., description of major cities, # of nuclear reactors and thei
BingoBoingo: I dunno there real is
a serious one. States are sluts. They all flirt with each other until someone gets the clap. Russia though does better business with Israel's neighbors.
BingoBoingo: gabriel_laddel: Because they can't repel all of their enemies. Israel has had
a chronic ally shortage.
BingoBoingo: gabriel_laddel: If USia disappears Israel probably becomes untenable as
a state
BingoBoingo: gabriel_laddel: asciilifeform is
a person for whom programing is incidental to his other goals