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a111: Logged on 2016-05-11 21:38 mircea_popescu: world of
tanks lol.
trinque wtf
the api can't be
that broken ?!
mircea_popescu: as
the romanian expression goes, prostu' parca nu-i destul daca nu e si fudul.
luke-jr: asciilifeform:
things I'd like
to see in it would be merged mining, additional inputs
to
the generation
transaction, and maybe fix block withholding
mircea_popescu: also, please don't refer
to
tmsr as "a community". it is not "a community", it is your liege.
☟︎ luke-jr: asciilifeform:
to show
the industry
that a hardfork and consensus is a possible
thing
luke-jr: (unreasonable people demand we support 2 MB old
transactions)
luke-jr: asciilifeform: not sure yet; ideally, only
things
that everyone
thinks are acceptable (including people here)
luke-jr: is
there any possibility of
that, or is it just impossible?
luke-jr: so we're discussing whether we can get consensus for a hardfork with
the community here
phf: there are some funny comments about
t.i. people on
the margins
phf: but after shuffling "assembly" and "harness" papers for
two days i know for a fact
that some dedicated japanese man will be able
to lovingly carve an smbx replica as his chosen otaku hobby
phf: i know
that mallery owns
the entire software side, no idea where
the vlsi falls, but afaiu
that's
the reason why nobody's doing anything with
the assets
deedbot: mircea_popescu updated rating of phf from 3
to 4 << Keeper of
the logs ; and of Symbolics history.
mircea_popescu: $rate phf 4 Keeper of
the logs ; and of Symbolics history.
phf: the main constraint is
those same open maintenance contracts, but ultimately guy wants all
that stuff preserved
deedbot: mircea_popescu rated phf 3 at 3668926147 <<
Teh desire has been expressed and heard!
phf: that's
true, but
those are not lost either
a111: Logged on 2016-05-12 14:19 phf: no,
this needs further slow movement. i'm still hoping
to get
the whole set on another
trip
phf: and since asciilifeform is a lispm owner i don't see particularly reason why s.nsa shouldn't have access
to it
phf: the intended purpose is
to help lispm owners maintain systems on
their own since
the number of available parts is basically
two stables in a barn and
those are going
to
the usual suspects
phf: while
the bulk is software, a dwindling part of it is repairs and console upkeep
phf: like
there are cable assemblies,
that are handy for repairs or new construction,
that i just don't have
time
to capture
phf: no,
this needs further slow movement. i'm still hoping
to get
the whole set on another
trip
☟︎ phf: there's really
too much documents for my lowly eos 5d, but i'm going for
teh ic schematics and such. it's mostly like "here's how you machine part 560345 front left hinge"
shinohai: I managed
to make my own gentoo livecd a few weeks ago ... I used
the roll-your-own initramfs
thing like jurov posted earlier
a111: Logged on 2016-05-12 13:09 mircea_popescu: jurov> funny
that I can't remember any concrete source how I learned
that stuff. it somehow accreted <<<
thinking about it i dun
think a proper source exists, outside of carder forums or w/e equiv.
mircea_popescu: o hey, paymium now joins bitstamp on
the list of wanna-be bitcoin exchanges
that email spam.
☟︎ mircea_popescu: maybe good move for gabriel_laddel
to actually post
that
thing on his blog once he makes it.
mircea_popescu: jurov> funny
that I can't remember any concrete source how I learned
that stuff. it somehow accreted <<<
thinking about it i dun
think a proper source exists, outside of carder forums or w/e equiv.
☟︎ punkman: jurov, dunno looks like it covers
the whole
thing
jurov: funny
that I can't remember any concrete source how I learned
that stuff. it somehow accreted
jurov: punkman
these look like kernel innards, gabriel was asking more about userspace
indoor_jellyfish: without such a document,
the masamune replication will get done, but it'll
take a while..
indoor_jellyfish: I don't really understand how
the C linker or
the rest of
the linux "toolkit" works (eg, chroot) and a detailed explanation of how I would arrange a set of files + binaries, bundle
them and generate a minimal bootable USB would go a long way.
indoor_jellyfish: which uses and unpacked archive of binaries from
the author of
that blog post
mod6: where ``keep it'' invoves doing
the hard, useful
things
that need doing.
shinohai: np, no good
thing comes without hard work and
trials
shinohai: Yup, I registered on May 25, 2015 ... how
time flies. I
thank you all for
the knowledge I have gained in said
time.
mod6: 'tis
the difference between a republic
that people want
to be a part of and want
to work, and an ad-hoc gaggle of people "doing stuff"
shinohai: I've been lurking here almost a year now, good
things happen here
that just do not happen elsewhere.
mod6: thanks for your input here, i
think it
takes a simple idea and scales it up nice.
mircea_popescu recalls
the humble beginnings when we came up with
the nutty idea of having a bot do voicing in chan.
that was never going
to work.
mod6: there really are so many
things going on, and many more
to come, we gotta be able
to
track
this stuff.
shinohai: Absolutely one of
the most useful
tools in Bitcoinspace hands down
shinohai: heh mod6
this is
too awesum :D
mircea_popescu: quite possibly, see what
trinque says. running
two bots does not necessarily mean one must write
two bots.
☟︎ mod6: i
think it's a fine idea, Sir.
mod6: now.. deedbot might have
the infrastructure already in place
to make
this easier.
mircea_popescu: truth be
told, even without permissioning it'd be pretty useful.
that's more like a sort of you know, experimental wunderwaffen division, why not ask for
things, see what happens.
mod6: i do like
this idea
though.
mod6: anyway, i
think it's some
thing i can work up
to.
mod6: not sure how i'd do
the encrypting part and keep it sec with minimal cost.
mircea_popescu: and i should be able
to add
tickets in
the same sense, either public or wot or specified persons by encrypting it
to bot's key.
mircea_popescu: whereas $bot deedbot me would result in a dump of
ticketlist for deedbot encrypted
to my key
that's of level world and wot and me.
mircea_popescu: $tbot btcbase wot would result in a dump of
the
ticketlist for btcbase encrypted
to my key
that's of level world and level wot.
mod6: yeah,
that part will be a huge pain.
mircea_popescu: the pgp permissioning being perhaps
the
trickiest part of it all. but ideally iut'd work like
mod6: as long as
they're in
the wot.
mod6: so, make 'tbot' for instance.
then allow people
to create
tickets under whatever project
they want.