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mod6: gonna
try doing some refridgerator pickles first. will "can" a few probably when i get a few more... excited
to
try
this out
mod6: mine grew a lot
too. i did harvest a few pickling cucumbers
today. at least enough for
two Kerr jars worth.
BingoBoingo: Meanwhile here in
the Middle West we are solidly in neither drought nor flood. June
teased a drought, but storms have regularly been dropping 1-4 inches of rain at a
time.
BingoBoingo: Well, in California
they had
to ground
the bucket drop planes due
to smoke
mod6: once we're happy with what
they look like, we can deedbot 'em.
mod6: so anyway, i'll prepare
the rest of
these as well as a more refined disclaimer. clearsign
them, and pass 'em around for some
testing.
mod6: <+mircea_popescu> so apparently
turkey's burning up << yeah saw
that.
mod6: this is even a bit easier
than i
thought, looks like uudecode will just
take
the whole ball of wax and parse out
the base64 part on its own:
mod6: i'll prepare
them in
this way, and re-discuss when i have 'em. probably in a day or
two.
mod6: <+mircea_popescu> no good with
the "reference"
the
thing, because you can get
the
thing without
the reference, see ? << very much agree.
mod6: which, was my first
trial.
the only
thing about
this approach is
that
then
to extract (uudecode), one must strip out
the clearsigning
text as well as
the comment. not horrible, just an extra step.
mod6: <+mircea_popescu> mod6 how do you add comment with armor ? << yeah,
there'd be no comment in
the gpg armor'd artifacts.
this would only be possible with using
the uuencoded archives, placing a comment in
the
top, and
then clearsigning
the whole
thing.
mircea_popescu: no good with
the "reference"
the
thing, because you can get
the
thing without
the reference, see ?
BingoBoingo: From
the mines: "Why do fat women always
think
theyre
the ones being cat called on
the side walk? Ive always been
teeny
tiny.. somehow with a big rack and no ass (i call it my lack
there of or white girl 90's butt). Ive always been hollared at. I dont mind, I actually like it but everytime Im with a beefalo (which is rare) and positive attention is given
they are repulsed and act offended. Like bitch
that hobo was asking me
to s his d no
BingoBoingo: <mircea_popescu> reignited bromantic passion ahahaha << Well Merkel might have many
things, but one of
them is not going
to be "romance" unless preceeded by
the letter b
mod6: Think
that sounds ok?
mod6: So was
thinking, make
these four as deeds,
then create a follow on deed
that is a disclaimer
that references
the four artifact deeds - stating
that
the archive extracted will have
the following hashes and
that my signature doesn't declare
that I have written or read
the code. Something
to
that effect.
mod6: I had shinohai and
trinque both check my signed files and
they confirm
that it looks good (i
tested on a variety of env's myself)
mod6: it
turns out
that
the base64 encodings are ~5-10k bytes larger, it's pretty close, but it's nice with
the `gpg --armor --sign` since you can verify and extract all in one step.
mod6: So
tried out a few different
things with signing
the artifacts:
a111: Logged on 2016-07-24 21:53 asciilifeform:
http://btcbase.org/log/2016-07-24#1509650 <<
to suppose
that
the untermenschen have help, say, from
the same folks who moved
them into
the american cities , squeezing out
the catholics in carefully planned and methodical war,
to begin with - is not unreasonable.
phf: i'm on a vacation in Seattle, but
there's no way i'm coming back from vacation without a working bot restart
BingoBoingo: No One Could Have Predicted an injury common
to athletes could have happened
to someone competing in an athletics
BingoBoingo: "The patient sued
the physician assistant and
the supervising physician. During discovery,
the PA
testified
that he had considered
the diagnosis of compartment syndrome, but had never seen a case of compartment syndrome in his career."
mats: no idea what
that means
mircea_popescu: mats> what am i missing here << generally, one has
to gain his own skin.
BingoBoingo: Chicago may have "Irish" but since St Louis's settled in south city interbred with other palefaces readily, same with Italians. Poles
though settled in North City.
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: Around
these parts Irish are largely assimilated into larger class of "white folk"
BingoBoingo: Never could have predicted
that despite all
the "summer of forks" bluster
that everything but Bitcoin would be devastated by forks and coup attempts.
BingoBoingo: ^ asciilifeform I guess
the absence of aftermath details is
the lulz
BingoBoingo: It's not
that
they have anything
to gain. It is
that
they desperately need
to clean
this wound before everyone smells
them going septic.
BingoBoingo: The part where
they had
the classic ethereum anyways and likely wanted
to head off
the pain in court by giving
the
tokens
to
the victims
they
tried
to steal
them from when
they first decided
to pretend
the
tokens didn't exist.
mats: even under
the mp premise
that
there is no real money in play here - dueling forks cannot possibly go well for public idiot confidence in
the scheme
mats: i don't see what poloniex and bitfinex have
to gain by including 'ethereum classic' along with 'ethereum'
BingoBoingo: thestringpuller: Eh, kind of a maybe. ALso seems like
there could be some missing zeroes
shinohai: thestringpuller: inching
to #5 on coinmarketcap xD
mircea_popescu: supposedly
this is how spamblogs get banned by google, or something.
mircea_popescu: and in further lulz re
http://btcbase.org/log/2016-07-24#1509652 i've just had it pointed out
that
the string "Who were
the idiots who valued
this scam at $9B and what responsibility do
they bear? An experiment, by its very ..." which leads
the google description of item 4 (experiment and scandal - AVC) is not actually present on
the page.
☝︎ mircea_popescu: absolutely no comments/interest whatsoever from anyone, of course, much like "gotham girl" joanne wilson, much like just about each and every one of
the paper hopes pushing crowd.
mircea_popescu: "At
this point
the Dindu game is so much more sophisticated
than
the Pig game, one is
tempted
to surmise
that federal operatives are advising
the Dindu cadres." <<<
that one is so
tempted only speaks of
the mangina-tastic quality of
that one. really, so married
to
the belief
that
there's a meta-nsa in
the sky,
that all quality automatically gotta be allocated
to IT ?
☟︎ BingoBoingo: Given how shitty
the
typical www browser is I wonder how
the average suburban US pinoy can enter an order without crashing
BingoBoingo: Not laggy because
traffic. I mean laggy because of all
the fucking widgets
that have nothing
to do with ordering.
mircea_popescu: anyway, laggy because victim of its own success, what with
the latest lulz.
BingoBoingo: mircea_popescu: How do people seriously expect
to
trade on such a laggy piece of shit?
BingoBoingo: Also at some point someone may build a bash again and need
to find all
the $b
mircea_popescu: best leave it as is, human user ignores
the $s if he wants
to
mircea_popescu: phf i
thought about
that. if it doesn't, it should really simply ignore $s lines when searching.
the problem is
that sometimes searches carry metasyntactic value.
phf: it probably shouldn't count
the query itself?
BingoBoingo: Just waiting
to stumble into
the right detail.
BingoBoingo: thestringpuller: I've got
this storm on
the weather beat.
BingoBoingo: <asciilifeform> also no qntra or logz mention of
the german snackbar? << At
this point I'm combing for reaction lulz
a111: Logged on 2016-07-24 17:19 asciilifeform: also no qntra or logz mention of
the german snackbar?
ben_vulpes: but i am going
to look into what indexing on
transaction hash does
to both disk utilization and lookup speed.
ben_vulpes: nah,
this isn't for block validation or anything.
mircea_popescu: actually
this is pretty valid research ground for fixing sql.
☟︎ ben_vulpes: (above has various oopsies, f.ex "previous block" should be a self-fk
to blocks)
ben_vulpes: asciilifeform: primarily interested in modeling
the blockchain succinctly in sql. various webthingers will be a natural product.
ben_vulpes: asciilifeform:
talking about
the kid with
the axe or
the shooters?
ben_vulpes: actually
that was in #trinquelantis now
that i
think on it
a111: Logged on 2014-11-07 18:55 asciilifeform: 'One metaphor for monetization is
that of a storage vessel, like a battery for electricity or a
tank for compressed gas. When people buy into
the currency,
they are charging
the battery and compressing
the
tank. When
they sell out,
they are discharging
the battery. When new currency is created (perhaps by alchemists) without a buy-in,
the
tank has sprung a leak. Etc.
The charge, or
the pressure, is simply
the
mircea_popescu: battery altogether a good model for money in
the general.
mircea_popescu: battery actually excellent model. "this provides 10kV, for a
total 0.1VA energy draw"
mircea_popescu: if you recall
the workings of "ration cards" during famine, you pretty much got
the whole scheme of
this "technological advance"