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mod6: it actually doesn't
take long
to set it up at all. but i need every spare minute possible for V atm. but when I have a few spare cycles, I'll get
that going. at least I have a box for it now.
diana_coman: mod6,
testing is still in
the future of eulora mostly ; sadly; and I get what you say
there: I wouldn't spend
the
time now
to set
the client up if it wasn't already
there and ready
to be left on its own for days at a
time
mod6: but, i'll see about getting
that new client setup. i kinda want
to use foxybot
to mine stuff for me.
mod6: diana_coman: well, i've got a box. my main focus has been getting
these V changes put in. and pretty much
think
that's complete, but got a
ton of
testing in front of me.
mircea_popescu: mod6 it's not even "34 C". it's
that
the air is so moist, getting
this
to 24 is about 3x
the joules it'd
take you
to get it
to 24 in a sane climate.
diana_coman: mod6, fighting
the planeshift jungle mainly; so Foxy gets
to roam eulora mostly; did you ever get
to set
the client up ?
mod6: <+diana_coman> mod6, it was actually quite decent << right on. how've you been lately? how's eulorian
things?
mod6: Batten down
the hatches.
mod6: Wow.
Tomorrow is supposed
to be 34 deg. C.
mod6: In
the summer, does it cool off quite a bit at night
though?
mod6: aha.
the autumn in .ar is pretty plesant
though.
mircea_popescu: summers are humid
though, my ac is literally pouring out a faucet.
mod6: *nod* it is fairly warm
there. it certainly isn't like where I'm at. I mean, it's less extreme. Here it gets really hot and humid in
the summer, and extra cold in
the winter.
mod6: This one site says
that
there is amazing big game hunting in .ar: cougar, white-tail deer, "brocket" deer, and 'peccary'.
mod6: Yeah, no idea what
they might have as far as game down in
that region. Aside from like snakes.
That's what I
think of. Snakes.
mod6: I remember it being like a greasy chicken
type
thing. Even had some dark meat in
there.
mircea_popescu: mod6 well if you mean north as in "past artic circle"
then i mean south as in "past
tropics"
mod6: When I was out west, most of
the deer were "mule-deer" much smaller
than
their northern conterparts. But
there were wild-boar... so I guess I guy could have his pick from jack-rabbits or boar, or mule-deer. *shrug*
mod6: Which can be pretty big I suppose. I had it once. Was pretty
tasty.
mod6: I suppose
there are alyways
things
to hunt. Just not quite as large of game maybe? Although in
the south east,
they love, for instance, alligator.
mircea_popescu: anyway, yeah,
the north is not particularily unfriendly food wise. it's just cold. meanwhile
the south utterly sucks for food.
mod6: lol! and may
the gods make me swift.
mod6: I would like
that kinda
thing I
think. Maybe in another life.
mod6: Only like 7 families remain. Most of
them live off of moose & caribu I would guess. Fish. etc.
mircea_popescu: i don't expect
the whole "not for people" libertard
thing will last.
mod6: I was watching
this recent show about
this part of alaska
that's now been deemed only for wild-life. It's
this huge area in
the artic circle. Some people still live
there
though, as
they were granfathered in.
mod6: If shoot a moose or slaugher a pig, or whatever, gotta know how
to
take it apart and preserve
the meat. Basic.
mircea_popescu: mod6 nothing you can't learn in a week. provided of course
there's whom
to learn from.
mod6: i
totally missed out on
that.
mircea_popescu: when i was a kid ~every male was supposed
to be able
to do
this.
mircea_popescu: mod6 pretty much 20th century ro
traditional pig slaughter.
mircea_popescu: diana_coman did you see
that "amintiri din epoca de aur" antology ?
there's a segment
there re apartment gassing of pig.
mod6: if
that doesn't do it, well
then fuck me.
mircea_popescu: "and
then after i had
threw
them at
the ugly mothers of my enemies"
mod6: then after
that I used a pair of metal cutting scissors and cut
them in
to very small pieces.
mod6: then after
that I blow-torched 'em.
mod6: but
then after
that, i scrubbed
them all with very corase sand paper.
mod6: so
to
the
tune of boiling in
tomato sauce... I did
this.
mod6: lol,
these people
think i'm nuts.
they're like, "mod6, how much do you want? quarter pound?." i'm like waving it in. "gimme
the whole
thing."
mircea_popescu: actually i was speaking of
the pasta in
tomato sauce with minced meat dish, but nevertheless :D
mod6: Oh, speaking of cured meats... I hit up
the deli again
today and picked up a bunch of different salami.
mod6: I'm starting a huge
testing phase as we speak. I
thought it was worth
the effort
to /try/ get it working for others.
Reuel: but I can't wait
to boil disks in
tomato juice
mod6: Despite all of
the recent discussion around multiple roots... I was able
to get
that working in
the forthcoming version.
Reuel: oh yeah I read
that before but had no practical use for it as yet, liked it
though
Reuel: ah yeah
there's some security risks ofcourse
mircea_popescu: if you end up losing connection a lot better fix your bouncer set-up
than automate your identity
Reuel: well I have
to copy paste he OTP, run cmd line stuff, etc, just curious how many here automated
the process
Reuel: Ignore my
test, also, have you guys automated
the login process with
the OTP etc?
pete_dushenski: it's not
that
the rooms are even all
that similar, just
that you gotta subtly prime
the coming nationslism every way possible
pete_dushenski: not
that exciting, really. just
thought
the dude's bio was lulzy
pete_dushenski: simonpenner: same one. sectioon 7 relating
to biometric entry-exit
tracking was just getting a bit of
traction on
the second go-around
simonpenner: pete_dushenski: is
that
this visa denial one or is
there another one now?
pete_dushenski: a guest on most major news media, profiled in several
top print publications, and published broadly on
the
topic of consumer loyalty."
pete_dushenski: in less acute instincts,
this has
to be
the lousiest author bio i've seen in a while : "Gary Leff is one of
the foremost experts in
the field of miles, points, and frequent business
travel - a
topic he has covered since 2002. Co-founder of frequent flyer community Milepoint.com, emcee of
the Freddie Awards, and named one of
the "World's
Top
Travel Experts" byConde' Nast
Traveler (2010-Present) Gary has been
pete_dushenski: danielpbarron: i hear you. and no disagreement here. pride will dig you into unnecessary ditches from which you'll
then have
to climb out. also, yw for auctioneering :)
pete_dushenski: apologies also for
the delayed responses. as ^^ points out, i was away and pretty, pretty, pretty unplugged.
pete_dushenski: ben_vulpes: except
trump's caddy
to be every bit as brash. and are
the amerikans still claiming a growing economy ? really ?
mircea_popescu: this is not exactly
true.
the raising of nazi submarines is +ev for nation-state ; as shown once ru sub sinks.
mircea_popescu: i like
the place where you live ; and would love
to visit sometime.
mircea_popescu: there's also linux ; and eulora ; and gcc. and for
that matter... emacs.
mircea_popescu: on
the good news front, we do have lisp-in-linux-on-irc already.
mircea_popescu: actually a long
term "c++
toolkit" is probably a very worth republican project. it's accessible by parts, like seen here, even if
the parts are really above pay grade of most folk, and is certainly unevitable. we're stuck with a lot of c++ code and
this isn't going
to go away.