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jurov: what about converting pics
to ppm/pnm?
phf: binary blobs remain an unsolved problem.
the whole idea of binary (or base64) is contrary
to some of
the more philosophical aspects of vpatch you and mp like
to discuss, so i don't know if base64 even solves it.
☟︎ adlai: this 'hope' gets
tested immediately. i'm only suggesting a quick fix here, still
thinking about
the proper one.
adlai: obviously
this is not a replacement for a proper fix
to vdiff itself
adlai: d) b64(gzip), hope
that bug doesn't recur
adlai: of course, although
the current vdiff is a mishmash of
three abstractions,
two of which have
their own DSLs (bash & awk), so some amount of abstraction leak is inevitable
adlai: in
the lines
that you do want
that awk script
to match
adlai: the per-file header produced by gnudiff should contain
two spaces, whereas b64 data should contain none
adlai: re:space, i realize
the space is
the separator in
the patch syntax;
the awk script is not looking for it
though
adlai: it could help
to see
the exact lines
that caused
this
adlai: although i may be understanding
the spec incorrectly
adlai: i don't
think "+++ " can be a valid (subseq line 0 4)
adlai: at which point
the planet gains angular momentum, due
to murphy spinning slower in his grave
phf: trinque wants me
to deedbot logs, and if it only
takes clearsigns,
that would be kind of
tricky.
phf: huh, i didn't know
that. i
thought deedbot
takes binary blobs sort of deal
phf: asciilifeform: i misunderstand
the question
then
adlai: asciilifeform: i realize
there is not an incentive
to perform such mischief.
this is just me being
talkative.
phf: asciilifeform: i
think
the solution
that we arrived at is
that you just paste
the
two pastebot urls clear and sig and i pick
them up. so if you want
to deedbot
them, just do
that, and you can assume
that it'll end up in btcbase
adlai: sufficiently resourceful prankster might enrich S.NSA at customers' expence by giving
them different amounts
adlai wonders whether
the delay of signing
the order info is worth
the gain in
trust
adlai: ugh, sadly internet collections of quotes from "The Phantom
Tollbooth" lack
the one about valid reasons... left as exercise
to reader
adlai has
this nasty habit of doing
things for no particularly good reason. working on culling it.
adlai: ok so i'll leave out
the --encrypt-to stan
adlai: out of curiosity, why are orders encrypted
to mircea_popescu , when i'd assume (silly me, all
these assumptions!)
that asciilifeform is
the one actually doing
the assembly + shipping?
☟︎ phf: goes back
to our conversation about "why you no respect ptacek". since
their opinions are not hinged on any deliberately lived experience,
they change
them according
to fashions. if you happen
to be fashion aligned you'll
think
that
they are geniuses, but as soon as you start doing your own
thing, you realize just how superficial
they are
Framedragger: (but
that's different from a developer endorsing js crypto, of course)
Framedragger: which is, you know, how you end up in a pool, surrounded by sharks and
tigers :p / :(
Framedragger: i suppose so, but his
tone was more like "gpg UI is shit => gpg is shit => eh fuck gpg, i'll just use signal/otr etc [and i encourage others
to do
the same]"
shinohai: well sure u dont have
to use it
Framedragger: shinohai: why should it selectively disallow
to sign whatever you wanted?
Framedragger: fwiw i still like moxie, but it's sad
that he's doing
the "i don't use gpg anymore"
thing,
too
☟︎ Framedragger: well..
that's one of
the problems. i don't really keep names in my mind, it's not worth
the space. sorry if i implied
that i'd be able
to point at anything interesting
Framedragger: indeed, attack is stronger
than initially pictured. "sane" "developers" actually promote js crypto, etc.; i guess
that just means
that one has
to be even more vigilant (and proactively declare
those
to be insane).. :)
thestringpuller: look i
thought jgarzik's
tweet about gpg dying was just an outlier of PRB nonsense but it's a plague now I've witnessed for myself,
that is all
☟︎ davout: shinohai: you're such a racist and elitist pig. cryptography should be easy and downloadable from
the appstore
shinohai: nah
they still ask you
to "paste copy of privkey in browser
to enact enhanced features*
☟︎ thestringpuller: or atleast I have yet
to encounter a keybase user in
the wild who has done so...
thestringpuller: asciilifeform: I don't
think keybase allows you
to generate keys anymore...you have
to supply
them...
thestringpuller: While asciilifeform is diligently building fuckgoats
the lamestream media will inevitably "white wash javascript" crypto. Above is evidnce of it happening in
the making. Maybe not suprising
to you. But surprising
to me
to see it more rampantly.
adlai: this sounds like a criticism of JS-generated keys, rather
than a criticism of "private key never existed on an internet-connected computer, and no backup is saved other
than a piece of paper"
thestringpuller: Luke-jr was
trying
to warn people similarly
to you as
to "paper wallet" crap-olade. And "the self proclaimed experts" stated, " He doesn't believe
that any security sensitive activity should happen in a web browser, disregarding
the fact
that
today's JavaScript actually has excellent cryptographic bonafides -- like a random number generator
that's generally stronger
than whatever
the host operating system can offer."
thestringpuller: asciilifeform: well
the cyrpto-pocalypse is happening. reading several arguments against
the "paper-wallet" and literally saw "Javascript has strong cryptographic functions. Generate keys in your web browser!"
adlai: asciilifeform: any forecast of when batch
two will assemble & ship?
☟︎ jhvh1: adlai:
The operation succeeded.
adlai: !~later
tell mod6 may I please be granted admission
to your
trb dev channel(s)?
adlai: ;;later
tell mod6 may I please be granted admission
to your
trb dev channel(s)?
shinohai: !~translate en
to zh-CN "rape goats"
shinohai: !~translate en
to zh-CN Fuckgoats
mircea_popescu: in other news,
today i learned a chinese! it goes like so : 和我一起，那是你的婊子掴你进监狱，并与所有的民族疯人院
☟︎ mircea_popescu: looky : it's rare
that your conclusions are baffling because i'm not aware what ~i~ said. it's generally
the case
that i'm not aware what nutty assumptions you baked into it. so, what ?
a111: Logged on 2016-12-01 05:55 mircea_popescu: aaaand... we're sold out on
the 1st batch o.O