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a111: Logged on 2016-07-19 20:09 Framedragger: wonder what
tmsr
thinks of ipython notebooks. basically you go
to website and are presented with python interpreter, and a ready-made list of commands for graphing, doing stats etc.
thinking of doing one of
these for some initial ssh keyset analysis. nothing
too serious at all
ben_vulpes: mircea_popescu: probably has better binding arbitrartion jokes
than i in any case
Framedragger: ben_vulpes' subconscious is
tapping into his
tty
trinque: plenty of
that in
the logs
Framedragger: as a sworn lisper (well presumably)
trinque, what do you make of haskell, out of curiosity?
Framedragger: thought, maybe
there's some elephant-in-the-room reason for avoiding it :p
trinque: no one will stop you from using
the
tools you like. we've already got cl, python, perl, shell script, et al, floating around various places
Framedragger: presumably said website would have
the raw data as a module or somesuch
Framedragger: wonder what
tmsr
thinks of ipython notebooks. basically you go
to website and are presented with python interpreter, and a ready-made list of commands for graphing, doing stats etc.
thinking of doing one of
these for some initial ssh keyset analysis. nothing
too serious at all
☟︎☟︎ BingoBoingo: Also how does one make a valve with just a
threader?
BingoBoingo: One can not imagine all possible fittings
that might be required in underwater plumbing.
BingoBoingo: tubing cutter
that demands more
than 1-1/2" swing radius sucks
BingoBoingo: Well when initially building boat do solder connections when you have
the space
to do so.
BingoBoingo: those,
tubing cutter, crescent wrench, channel locks, and emery cloth offers minimal space plumbing
toolkit
BingoBoingo: sharkbites is
this brass encased o-ring push
to connect deal. rather handy
jurov: duct
tape everything!
BingoBoingo: On boat you can have big bag of "sharkbites" and skip
torch.
BingoBoingo: But anyways Rigid copper is king because easy
to work with
BingoBoingo: Old garden hoses
though, especially
the less common 3/4" are wear items even when situated in positions where wear seems unlikely.
BingoBoingo: AHA, but Orlov makes a point of NOT using
that.
BingoBoingo: because
they have just enough flex
to not break and because unlike hoses do not break just because
time passed.
BingoBoingo: Anyways Orlov's plumbing problem is
that when making
the boat it should have been a primary rather
than secondary consideration. Also wtf, hoses? Rigid copper seems like it would be much better for
that application if boar design allowed for sanely routing pipes.
BingoBoingo: I kinda
though his formula was most
text on blog, book offers a bit of extra.
BingoBoingo: Srsly? He seems
to put most of
the book content on blog.
pete_dushenski: "In Austin, Minnesota, another Kmart was
turned into offices for Hormel, as well as a giant Spam Museum." << lol!
pete_dushenski: asciilifeform: walls are kinda
thin and flimsy for
that purpose.
the orcs with 'strong retard' muscle will bust
through
those barriers like a steam
train
through a sheet of
tin foil.
a111: Logged on 2016-07-19 12:16
thestringpuller: Also
they are nailing
the doors shut on Ether
tomorrow until "clear winner": "As a Poloniex customer, you do not need
to do anything.
The migration will occur automatically, and your full balance of Ethereum will be
transferred
to
the winning chain. Keep in mind
that as we near
the fork, we will be
temporarily disabling deposits and withdrawals in preparation for
the migration process.
Trading will continue
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: What and how are immaterial, likely will be solved for
them.
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: based on observations in
the wild, if
they were
told
to go
there
they would.
a111: Logged on 2016-07-19 16:21 asciilifeform: i would happily live in a
truck if
the
truck could be
teleported into a parallel space with 0 people by push of a button.
pete_dushenski: if it's only once or
twice a month, a guess it's not
that steep. and probably no more
than a dinner for
two at iron chef's resto in manhattan...
mats: dunno
that you can buy an hour's stay in a shoebox for $800 in nyc
pete_dushenski: "“I am looking
to weed out police and crazies,” she said. She estimates
that only one in four potential customers ultimately passes.
Those who do win some
time with a professional escort/dominatrix, but it comes at a hefty price: Each hour can cost up
to $800, and Rita’s cut is 30%." << steep!
☟︎ pete_dushenski: "If you work at Goldman Sachs in New York City and you want
to
tie up a woman and
then have sex with her,
there’s a good chance you’ll first have
to speak
to Rita. She’ll insist on calling your office, speaking
to
the switchboard operator, and being patched
through
to your desk.
Then she will want
to check out your profile on
the company website and LinkedIn. She’ll demand you send her message fro
mats: too many revisions, and i don't
think wrt54gl was available
then
mats: fuck
that
thing.
took me almost an entire day
to reflash, first go around
mats: i don't see
the
tendril at work here
mats: seems
to me manufacturers are
taking a generous interpretation
to
this in order
to accelerate obsolescence
mats: 1 is so ridiculously vague
that it doesn't mean anything
to me
mats: >An applicant must describe
the overall security measures and systems
that ensure
that: 1. only properly authenticated software is loaded and operating
the device; and 2.
the device is not easily modified
to operate with RF parameters outside of
the authorization.
mats: i'm reading
the document and it doesn't explicitly say anything about
the firmware
mats: i recall
the issue being about power
transmission
mats: .cn is happy
to churn em out all
the same, no?
mats: let em
try
to stop, its an excellent expenditure of funds
phf: WIFI is so
that you can
talk between your WINDOWS 10 PC and your COMCAST ROUTER, duh