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gecko_x2: there is already
a much better working solution
gecko_x2: point is there is no reason to restrict which way
a usb connector is plugged in
nubbins`: i don't think
a usb drive will work in your ethernet port in ANY orientation
nubbins`: mircea_popescu: whoever made network connectors so that usb sticks fit neatly inside IS
A FUCKING IDIOT
ThickAsThieves: Havelock rocks. They built
a special tool just for me to process migrations :)
Kleeck__: Last I heard the "sample list" was
a verified fake.
imsaguy: Is there
a bet for how long until the forum passwords are cracked?
jcpham: is there
a such thing as
a simple machines dev
jcpham: i haerd burnside was playing
a halloween prank and btct.cp isn't actually closing
mircea_popescu: whoever made network connectors so that usb sticks fit neatly inside IS
A FUCKING IDIOT
ThickAsThieves: Burnside is selling the site software with
a condition that whomever uses it must block US users.
KRS1: thats not the 502 its
a small block stroked to 400+ ci all fuel injected obviously
KRS1: we are
a couple of long time gear heads I have
a 1986 t-top mustang 5.0 drag car thats real fun dont get much chance to play with it though.
mircea_popescu: yeah what im getting as most likely story is that they bought as cheap parts as they could find, and ended up with
a batch of shitty caps.
mircea_popescu:
A year after the 1994 Digital Telephony bill passed, the FBI disclosed plans to require the phone companies to build into their infrastructure the capacity to simultaneously wiretap one percent of all phone calls in all major US cities. This would represent more than
a thousandfold increase over previous levels in the number of phones that could be wiretapped. In previous years, there were only about 1000 court-ordered w
ThickAsThieves: i only have intro knowledge of these things, but i'd guess
a small transformer
KRS1: lol nice whats that
a transistor
mod6: oo started
a fire in her panties huh?
mod6: someone needs to write
a network stack for it.
mircea_popescu: mod6 wasn't implying it's
a bad thing, on the contrary
mod6: it'd be cool to see if all of these destroyers can easily talk to one-another from distributed hosts worldwide. then maybe it'd be neat to try to develop
a p2p or distributed encrypted irc network.
mod6: (What happens if there’s an error? Like,
a type error? Duh, the compiler crashes. Hey, at Yale, what do they do if there’s an error? I don’t know but it’s probably some kind of fancy exception thing.
mod6: haha, none i guess. i just hope that even if it is
a troll, it can be made into something useful.
mod6: at somepoint it'll have to run out of
a chip directly or some other interpreter or interface to wholly replace unix
mod6: So far, and i've only spent
a few hours on it, but I'm so hoplessly lost on hoon, that i don't see how this could be more useful than unix at this point.
mod6: (Chapter 1.7): If
a real OS runs on the bare hardware and is preemptive, it’s clear that Arvo is not
a real OS and will never be one. It will always run on Unix. Of course in
a sense it comes to bury Unix, but also to praise it - to imitate it - and even to surpass it.
mod6: just
a vim script for unix so the syntax can be color-highlighted. didn't mean to get yall excited.
mod6: cool, there is
a hoon.vim
bitesak: there is
a new listing on mpex ! whoooa
jurov: these ships...it's
a PONZI
mod6: haha, nice. i just joined in over there
a few mins ago too.
mod6: i wanna say that happened
a few times even.
mircea_popescu: when was the last time, say,
a Google app lost your data?
mod6: haha. i'll even do
a dance move for
a quick .01 BTC
mircea_popescu: you could put on
a bikini, place yourself in
a pot and sell yourself as
a bikini clad potted plant.
mod6: maybe its just
a pile of shit
mod6: i tried to find
a solution to this problem on the fuckin google groups thing and there was
a thread about it.
mod6: im
a dumbass for listening to you
mod6: yeah, it seems that this guy Curtis Yarvin kinda goes against the grain with this one. im not
a haskell guy or what not, so I'm not real sure what to think just yet.
mod6: (was worse before the update it seems to me... but still laaags
a bit.)
gribble: Bugpowder was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 4 days, 12 hours, 7 minutes, and 10 seconds ago: <Bugpowder> So the mechs thing was
a hoax or waht?
dexX7_: this is one of the newest clues: (from the frist q&
a on aug 8 - still needs confirmation) [11:41:30] * labcoin_dev (~alberto@host173-29-dynamic.49-82-r.retail.telecomitalia.it) has joined #labcoin
kakobrekla: i know all about AA and his failures, even spoke to him on skype
a year or so ago, total retard
jborkl: I think shipped miner, I found it on their forum posted by
a regular user
nubbins`: yeah, i've seen
a few houses with "rooms" in the basement
nubbins`: one house had
a moat cut into the concrete slab in the basement
nubbins`: man, when i was in the market for
a house, i saw some crazy shit
dub: having just spent
a year or so looking for
a house I could have contributed some reat content
ThickAsThieves: "Has anyone started
a "Yelp" for bitcoin: Exchanges, clients, vendors, and mining hardware?"
kakobrekla: it will if there will be
a need for it
dub: does anyone give
a fuck?
saulimus: is there
a precise time announced when btct will disable trading?
nubbins`: now, if you'll excuse me, i'm told there is
a cat in my bed that i must go bother
nubbins`: arguably i could exclude all such cases and still win
a fat bounty if nobody produces evidence that i left out any rulings
nubbins`: can
a court visit the issue of privacy without using the word, though?
mircea_popescu: you can sort to exclude cases where govt is not
a party, and maybe cases where no persons are parties,
nubbins`: to be fair, i used the word "privacy" as
a search qualifier, so i may have missed privacy-related rulings that did not use the word "privacy"
nubbins`: for example, Africk has issued privacy rulings in 2005 and 2013, but was only
a magistrate judge from 1990-2002
nubbins`: this is going to be
a very small list
mod6: Strange. Yet, kinda cool at first look here. I'll play with it
a bit.
benkay_: mod6 it's not
a permanent thing
nubbins`: ^^^ is this restricted to the period of time when they were
a magistrate judge?
nubbins`: "And then for each of these individually compile
a record showing all their rulings, orders and decisions which in any way touched upon individual rights of privacy, broadly construed so as to include anything relating to the production of communications of private persons in any written form, limited to an adversarial proceeding in which the US Government, or any agency or representative thereof w
nubbins`: well, i just saved someone
a bunch of work
nubbins`:
a ton of them got appointed by clinton in late oct 1993
nubbins`: hmm, been on the page for
a good 10 minutes now
mircea_popescu: you need to give it
a few seconds after you load
a page, otherwise if you just paste shit in
nubbins`: mircea_popescu: i've got
a list of magistrate judges that were serving in 1993, but your blog thinks i'm
a robot.
mircea_popescu: this is much more of
a problem for the future than anything the retardevs are fiddling with.