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mircea_popescu: then have name record on
that = mircea popescu and freenode-nick record = mircea_popescu and blog =
trilema.com and goodreads = whatever
mircea_popescu: technically i suppose
the correct way for
this
to work would be for me
to own 6160E1CAC8A3C52966FD76998A736F0E2FB7B452 which i do own because hey.
mircea_popescu: you know what'd happen if women had no legs ? all sidewalks would be covered in slime lines. but do you know what happened once plebs were
taught
to read ? all fucking code is covered in slime lines.
Framedragger: mircea_popescu: i'm still not sure about
the delegation
thing. if A owns goodreads, B should in principle be able
to register fuck.goodreads , right? but
then allowing for a possibility of delegation would be nice. or, it'd just be a matter of convention *within deedbot's context*.
mircea_popescu: that's
the
thing with magic values :
they are secreted by and attract like pheromones
the imperial mind.
Framedragger: (btw, current dns does not allow for arbitrary fields
the way you
think it does; it does have a
TXT
type of record, but
that's not
the same;
types of records are baked-in in
the sense
that
they have magical IDs
to be specified at dns payload header. obvs
this cannot stand!)
mircea_popescu: so
then deedbot could own goodreads and delegate mircea_popescu.goodreads
to me.
mircea_popescu: Framedragger on contemplation it'd be a "goodreads" root rather
than
the domain in question.
a111: Logged on 2015-09-14 02:02
trinque: I'd rather have
the index of
the right man's bookshelf
than access
to every landfill on earth for free
Framedragger: the N-to-1 relation (many possible ratings for one name) needs
to be stored somehow, i suppose it may be multiple gns fields, but
then it is
the case
that not *all* fields of a specific name are controlled by
the name's owner; or,
there's a separate service / storage
thing.
mircea_popescu: give
trinque 's idea a bit of a kick, basically. just because something was mentioned here doesn't automatically mean it's worth reading ;
though it IS a sign it exists.
mircea_popescu: same
thing : people pop a link in, if
the site's any good it gets a !!readworthy
mircea_popescu: nah works just like !!rate. currently someone pops in, people !!up him, if he's not obnoxious gets a courtesy rating or
two.
Framedragger: mircea_popescu: like,
the name is signed, or specific piece of content is signed? i assume
the former?
mircea_popescu: in principle it would be very gns-based. if i sign btcbase/logs mkj.lt/log
trilema.com etc, you can do "signed:mp" in your search box and get results from
THESE
Framedragger: trinque: L2 here means
two edges away from logs?
trinque: unfairness makes
the world so manageable
trinque: given a concept of
the
top, you can do
things like "archive all content within L2 of logs"
mircea_popescu: google is ~worthless as it is, certainly
there's a hole here.
Framedragger: i suppose
the system could
then also integrate with gns, in
the sense
that gns-listed content could in principle be searched,
too..
trinque: decent way
to pick gems from
the mountain of shit
trinque: something like pagerank with
the logs being heavily favored over all other content would be quite useful
trinque: Framedragger: it'd be a step
towards a republican search engine
too
BingoBoingo: ALso Nikki Haley condemned
to UN Ambassador position, sound like career ender for
the Governor.
Framedragger: would be nice
to run a netcraft-like service which observes all searchable internet's certificates..
Framedragger: asciilifeform: looks like some folks may have generated ssl certs
this way,
too...
BingoBoingo: The ones settled in South St Louis very happy with South St Louis, but
the ones settled in NORTH St Louis...
shinohai: Why build wall when Mexicans will just continue
to play dig-dug.
a111: Logged on 2016-11-23 12:28 mircea_popescu: basically
they just
take your ship.
a111: Logged on 2016-11-22 21:37 asciilifeform: !~later
tell davout is your www down ?
mircea_popescu: mats you have no fucking idea what
the costs of
this happening are.
mircea_popescu: trinque
the whores are ok.
the "elites"... not so much.
shinohai: A
Trumpreich DoD should provide a steady stream of entertaining lulz no doubt.
mats: can't wait
to see what 2017 has in store for DoD
shinohai: Been a bad year for
the US Navy
mod6: <+trinque> asciilifeform: it will. <<
this
thing is awesome btw!
trinque: but y'know, got some free cigarettes out of
the deal, so as usual, net gain
trinque: suffice it
to say
that
this country does not produce anyone worth "networking" is a
thing.
trinque: what's up currently was a single shot of
the
tool
BingoBoingo: <asciilifeform> probably << For some definitions
thereof. Do have
the smoking
thing.
mircea_popescu: certainly open internals is
the golden standard for safety machinery.
trinque: lest anyone
thing I'm
tipping my hand, I don't
think
the
thing can work at all unless
the mechanism by which it works can be made public.
trinque thinks
the serial diode as described by asciilifeform is appropriate for deedbot wallet.
trinque: phf: so like, import
them, man.
trinque: in completely other lol, apparently
the ppc macs have a vestigial serial port
trinque: where are
these ancient logs, anyway?
trinque: so day page plus
the anchor link which identifies
the line
trinque: a guy clicks a link on
the wot browser and he's kicked
to a page which highlights
the message.
phf: trinque: how's
the interface supposed
to look? /log-first-message?nick=foo and it gives you html rendering? or
text/plain in kako format? or?
phf: asciilifeform:
that's
the first
task after i vpatch
the code. i basically started doing
that on live server, got as far as loading
the logs into memory, and realize
that i can't change what's
there without
testing it, which means i need
to backport everything into my dev environment. blah blah blah
mircea_popescu: yes but you prolly don't actually want it before he does
the import
trinque: still would be right endpoint
that eventually would be honest?
trinque: that's what I did with deedbot; forgot about it and
the gods favored me.
phf: all
the sbcl friendly patching
that i did in september was done on
the server, live, under fire, so right now i'm just slowly retroactively vpatching
the code, at which point i can move onto
the outstanding issues
phf: Framedragger: yeah, bug in
the router, can access as
http://btcbase.org/patches (which i know is confusing since it's also /log/), but obviously needs
to be fixed
☟︎ shinohai: If you aren't queer or whatever I guess you can't write and get paid for
them.
Framedragger: (which reminds me
that i hinted of consolidating what i myself find into a wiki, which would be useful for folks, and never did
that...)
Framedragger: i'm mostly just lost between all
the different pieces of
the republican infrastructure :)
mod6: anyway,
trb
takes my
top efforts, but i'll fit
this new
t stuff in when I can for sure.
tb0t: Project:
trb, ID: 1,
Type: D, Subject: Wallet counts change amounts in
total balance, Antecedents: , Notes: It has been wildly reported
that version 0.5.4 (99999) of
the Reference Implementation adds change from a given
transaction
to
the wallet balance.
mod6: im
tinkering with
the database
tables now actually.
mod6: i'm actually making a database currently for a possible private version in
the future.
Framedragger: also i don't remember where on
the web i can view
this, if anywhere