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mod6: phf: you may want
to add
the 'makefiles.vpatch'
to your patch
thingy.
BingoBoingo: Only sins when
taken
to excess. Otherwise merely instincts.
BingoBoingo: <asciilifeform> just horizontal . <<
The decadent life of a Saint!
shinohai:
http://archive.is/516O8 "Go and Rust are compelling, safe languages for writing
the
type of systems software
that has
traditionally been written in C."
mod6: no prob. just
thought i'd report.
a111: Logged on 2016-09-29 02:18 mod6: asciilifefor some good news (your seal verifies with your genesis vpatch), and some bad news (your genesis vpatch contains
timestamps):
http://dpaste.com/2TCT5ND.txt shinohai: ./lamport_mkpriv.sh 256 512 > privkey.txt #Go make
tea and smoke
ben_vulpes: i'll keep reading
this until my illness subsides and frees my brain
mircea_popescu: it is quickly becoming apparent
that
the one strategic material of
the coming war shall be random bits.
mircea_popescu: ah. it is a public disservice
though, people reading
through eg, one of
the
trilema pieces you linked, might wish
to know
that
there's something on loper related
to
the discussion.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform it might interest you
that your blog sent out 0 pingbacks
mircea_popescu: do you have a check
that A and B count is at least payload bytes ?
mircea_popescu: "To make use of such a key,
the owner hashes
the payload being signed, and for each bit
that is equal
to 0 in
the resulting hash, reveals
the original pre-hash string from column A, whereas if it is equal
to 1 he reveals a pre-hash string from column B." <<
this is
the RIGHT
THING.
mircea_popescu: you know, quantum mechanics is "old hat" in
the sense
that well... it was
there since forever.
mircea_popescu: very apt observation re
the value of bitcoin as forever-time-anchor btw.
mircea_popescu: why blame! did you know blaming uses 79 muscles whereas hitting someone over
the head only uses 21 ?
shinohai: fluffypony was guest speaker and got monero
to sponsor
the hot pockets for lunch
scriba: Something went wrong while attempting
to read
the log.
shinohai: I dunno why I find
that so delightfully hilarious ....
mircea_popescu: shinohai ah,
that was in
the province. some small
town north of ba
scriba: Something went wrong while attempting
to read
the log.
mircea_popescu: i generally park
the girls on a circle a few miles around
the local university campus.
phf: should've kept some employees
to do it for you
phf: my recommended for you is "Angelina Jolie Admits
To Illuminati Sacrifice In Leaked ..."
ben_vulpes: "here let us show you how many
times we can fuck
this up"
ben_vulpes now watching midair refueling mishaps on
the "joint forces channel"
phf: ben_vulpes: i was using intellij idea
to hack on it, and i have
to say, it's not
that bad.
ben_vulpes: let me
tell you how much i want
to port comment
threading between wordpress
themes
phf: i don't
think classic supports nesting (default does
though)
ben_vulpes: possibly
the
template doesn't support it?
pete_dushenski: o.O maybe mircea_popescu has pixie dust he can share
then
ben_vulpes: checkbox schmeckbox, nesting doesn't appear
to be working
pete_dushenski: my guess is different ip addys caused
the hold-up last
time
pete_dushenski: ben_vulpes: i know i'm using heathen-wp but is
there not a checkbox in
the settings in wp-mp for emoticon switch-off (if
that's
the smileys you mean) and comment indentation ?
ben_vulpes: pete_dushenski: i would also like
to shoot
the inane smileys in
the head, but
there are only so many hours in
the day and i only have
two hands.
ben_vulpes: grunting on wwwtronix is bad for
the soul.
ben_vulpes: well feedback received. i'm not particularly in
the mood
to dive into
the php any
time soon.
pete_dushenski: given
that
the us pretty much only has soft power left, encouragement is one of its few remaining weapons.
pete_dushenski: ben_vulpes: also, i'd humbly suggest ch add at least one layer of embedded replies. also, one excellent habit
that i picked up from mp was
to answer any and all comments on
the blog. it's a
two-way street
this internet
thing and responding with something as simple as a "cheers" is encouraging for readers.
shinohai: Exactly! He was probably just concerned about everyone's potassium intake, it's still kinda hot during
the day here in
the South.
shinohai: I insist
they are not nooses, but merely handy lanyards
to assist with
transport.
shinohai: Some speech is more protected
than others.
pete_dushenski: "According
to a news release from
the public safety office, freshman
Tristan Rettke was charged with civil rights intimidation." << not charged with mocking
the gorilla-gendered students ? weird. i guess
there's a lot of ways
to cut
the phony pie.
pete_dushenski: eu-expansion capital. it's all
to evident
that, like
the romans in palestine or usd as world reserve or facebook as #1sm, it's a
temporary occupation.
pete_dushenski: diana_coman: my
take on
the eu-ification and commie blockiness is
the same and quite disjunct from
the catholic era : it's
that
the latter day ("tomorrow is a latter day", anyone?) implementations are superficial and have no particular bearing in
the locality. in
the same way
that having modern art and architecture looks identical worldwide is nauseating, so
too is
the
token clean street in whatever
diana_coman: fwiw Vilnius' really "old" area is slightly behind
the so-called "old
town" and perhaps
the more "artsy" area along
the river
diana_coman: well, at
the end of
the day
that IS
the local character; previously it was
the all-the-same blocky/stocky/commie
townhalls, what; previous
to
that it was
the catholic cathedrals etc; really what you deem "local character" vs "uberglitz, eu-ification" is just a matter of personal preference I'd say; I was suggesting you visit Panevezys precisely because
that IS more of
the "local" character
than
the well-groomed Kaunas at
the en
pete_dushenski: diana_coman: what's specifically 'eu' about
the baltic, yugoslavian, romanian, what have you arrangements is
that
the fancy
town squares and rebuilt castles were
the bait and switch in exchange for monetary hegemony.
there are exceedingly few examples of such peaceful expansion of
territory in my historical memory banks (though i'm open
to being disabused of
this notion)
jhvh1: shinohai:
The operation succeeded.
pete_dushenski: asciilifeform: aha. glanced at it. some people know how
to hold a grudge, what can i say.
pete_dushenski: lol! and yet
this doesn't strike you as surgical mengelism ?
diana_coman: but you know,
they are in
the end in quite a pickle because "lithuanian" would be what, Grand Duchy of Lithuania, right?
diana_coman: iirc
took out
the red pavement on
the red street because ahem, RED
diana_coman: out of desperation
to have
the "lithuanian"
thing
diana_coman: hmmm, I
think you are reading into it from a predefined perspective really
pete_dushenski: diana_coman: it's
true
that
the over-polished vilnius area is scarcely larger
than a football pitch, but it's still a chunk of real estate devoid of
the character of
the rest of
the country. eu-ification for all! rationalism uber alles! it's a shame, yes, but mostly for
the inconsistently -
the partial
transplant - like
the handsome black man with a single emaciated white arm surgically attached where his