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phf: asciilifeform: i can't find any announcement. only mention is on the front page, everywhere else it's same
as it's always been
BingoBoingo: <asciilifeform> it's a thing that has 2 modes, 'ahci' and 'legacy' (or 'compatibility') << I refer to these modes internally
as "James Lafond Presents Baltimore" and "Antebellum Kitchen"
mircea_popescu: ie, are you sure you put the drive
as the FIRST physical device in the "array" ?
a111: Logged on 2017-04-05 18:06 mircea_popescu: danielpbarron what format is the mysql database stored
as, sql ? its native binary whatever it is ?
mircea_popescu: hey, what can i tell you. if you were in the town when the town caught a little fire, uncle celestial teapot wants you. noli turbare circulos meos may work, but just
as well may not work.
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mircea_popescu:
as for instance the recent princeton thing may have suggested, /me is not at all fond of this juche business.
Framedragger: CompanionCube: i checked and apparently selenium is primarily branded
as 'automation framework' - you're right (but folx use it for scraping)
Framedragger: asciilifeform: do you mean that "single archive request handled by dedicated process which terminates at end of request" wouldn't be enough in terms of cleanup? (due to js
as vector of attack to machine?)
mircea_popescu: danielpbarron what format is the mysql database stored
as, sql ? its native binary whatever it is ?
☟︎ mircea_popescu: i suppose in principle could exist
as an "proper archival browser extension". i suppose very close to what ppl like browsershots etc do
Framedragger: (i suppose an imperfect ('may fail on particularly gruesome imperial sites', say) prototype
as a *standalone command line program* would make sense.)
phf: but it doesn't invovoke truetype ~
as one last pass~. instead you have fifty different truetype invocations to lay out a small surface, that's placed into an hierarchy of such surfaces
mircea_popescu: phf> state of the art for blind folx is misserable. << about same
as in 1997.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform> ideally you want it running in a qemu-like thing with randomly-generated instruction set. << this may be overkill. could
as well run it in a rom-os machine or something.
Framedragger: asciilifeform:
as phf said, archive.is output does not contain js. just to clarify.
ben_vulpes:
as soon
as one attempts to spend from one of those hashed addresses you're in a race with everyone to get the txn confirmed though
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform i didn't mean problem
as in "bad thing to fix" i meant problem
as in "legitimate topic"
mircea_popescu: Framedragger not like you have to, ever. for
as long
as you find it pays for you, by all means.
Framedragger: last note mircea_popescu, paper in question does acknowledge the fact that
as regards rsa factorisation, their attempt is a *replication* (unless i misread). but yes, should be beaten for not mentioning phuctor.
mircea_popescu: of course replicating experiments are done all the time ; the important point being that they didn't identify theirs
as such.
mircea_popescu: and since we're discussion princeton : i wasn't going to say anything (which is why i didn't back then), but when some guy found metallic H ( see
http://btcbase.org/log/2017-03-17#1628809 ) princeton idiots came with a replicating experiment and have been trying to replace the original author with themselves ever since. which is just about
as shameful.
☝︎ mircea_popescu: will you mark it
as "alf key craked" or "alf key maybe vulnerable, gotta read this tomorrow" ?
mircea_popescu: Framedragger this great stance happens to have been held for many years, sucyh
as for instance when in 2010 diana_coman didn't sleep a weekend to liberate the ro min of edu's data.
diana_coman: Framedragger, the underlying issue from my point of view is that intellectual dishonesty essentially bars one from claiming to do research; they might be doing advertising, writing, experiments or anything else, but not research since they are not after finding things out
as they are, but about finding something to eat or whatever
Framedragger: i mean, a large part of the paper is exposition. rsa, dht (relevant to how onion services work), etc.; so, it's not *interesting*. but it's not in any particular way shitty. i wouldn't have read it otherwise and certainly do not see it
as very valuable.
Framedragger: possible weaknesses of rsa keys and the idea to run a "your relay key is weak" service
as part of tor metrics infrastructure (tor metrics itself is an old project, ca. 2011)
mircea_popescu:
as it expects somehow "what's right" to matter naturally.
mircea_popescu: i somehow don't believe that thing actually works
as long term archiving anymore.
shinohai: Whether it be Aunt Jemimah or Anti-Semitic Russians, long
as I get mine.
CompanionCube: ' The Cable.co.uk poll of 2,000 UK adults – the first of its kind since the Westminster attack – found that 66% believe the ability of intelligence agencies to intercept messages between terrorist plotters is more valuable than the digital privacy of the population
as a whole.' 'More than half (51%) said they would feel safer if WhatsApp and other messaging services were unencrypted because message sent
BingoBoingo: In Qntra submitter guidance: If writing on fake news, Jeff Bezos has owned WaPo long enough to be namedropped
as a Fake News Tycoon
mircea_popescu: there's no scent whatsoever. at all. no runny. no mold. the hunk of petrocheese is entirely undisturbed,
as "fresh"
as it was when it left the plant, five years ago or whatever.
shinohai: Neither does Atlanta, you should see some of the land whales billing themselves
as "High-class escorts"
mircea_popescu: we'll leave the "who takes on 50yo new slave"
as a question for the ages.
mircea_popescu: if memory serves hearn was also merit washed
as "something or the other" engineer at google.
mircea_popescu: Maximum Hackernews is achieved
as the sentence "I am too stupid to understand the context of academic research" is expressed
as "now if you implemented this
as a web app, i'd be sharing it with everybody"
mircea_popescu: "Google continues the war against their own users. The XMPP Memorial Society trades barbs about whose fault it is that a misdesigned overengineered shitshow of a protocol failed to gain traction amongst non-erlang enthusiasts. Every single messaging platform in current existence is held up
as Obviously The Future. Hackernews tries to figure out what Google's master plan is, and why Google is working so hard to make it look li
ben_vulpes: oh fuck, "it may be an ideal fit for fundamentally different block designs such
as Rootstock and MimbleWimble in absence of decentralised non-integrated sidechains"
mircea_popescu: (flowers are particularly iffy, in daturas
as in most such weeds)
mircea_popescu: the funny part is that i suspect it's entirely lost on her
as of yet who's gonna be tasting them.
trinque: really mircea_popescu already did. "I lost a man using Debian machines today." not only do you know something about Debian, you know something about where he was. maybe not
as much
as you'd like, but you have some coordinates, and more importantly, if you don't suck, *you* aren't dead
a111: Logged on 2017-02-24 02:36 asciilifeform: veen: let's try a historical angle. according to legend, emperor qin shi huangdi (same d00d
as known for taking the 'immortality pill' and promptly croaking) had a palace with 1,500 rooms. and would not tell anyone in advance which one he plans to sleep in on a given night. and which ones he would put cutthroats in, ready to kill anyone who opens door. think 'minesweeper.'
phf: we were comming from the direction of debian on 10 cds though, so restating my original point: i think bootstrapping can be solved with counterparty
as an alternative to fits in head, i.e. i don't mind an approach where in order to bootstrap i get a binary from l1, that i use
as a rich subtrate from which i can bootstrap.
mircea_popescu: but to a large degree i can predict what the ailments of the women naked on the floor will be
as time withers them.
phf: the need to not treat the binary
as a black box and also the need for non-linear compilation
phf: then gosling wrote a version of emacs for a unix machine, that was used by rms
as the foundation for his emacs
Framedragger: a port totally counts. however,
as to your general point, no.
mircea_popescu: can't say
as i have. by the age i was hanging out with the rave sluts i was no longer playing with magnets.
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mircea_popescu:
as opposed to items that are toys, or turds, or tonsils.
mircea_popescu: "c machine" defined
as "item that runs trb" is thereby fixed through becoming more apparent than it previously was.
mircea_popescu: it is trying to fix the trb, which is a component of the c machine, defined
as "runs trb"