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phf: for
the good of
the country and our fellow law abiding countrymen
phf: latest boind explained it for
the rest of us, mi5 with
their license
to kill is out, gchq with
their license
to survey is in :p
phf: i'm just failing
to grok how
that article warrants an "A-ha!" moment, when
there's basically an endless stream of ineffectual aha-s for 90 some years (as far back as i read about
this stuff)
phf: well, in
that article
their pretense is defense against
the hackers, a "recognized international cyberthreat"
phf: it was always out in
the open,
they just gain new powers. each cycle brings a new pretense with a new set of powers
phf: i don't know ~who~ you're explaining
this
to, but you're missing my point. nsa/gchq ideology is out in
the open, so
there's no need
to read it into any random event. if a policeman beats up a nigger one day and saves a kitten from a
tree another,
there's really no reason
to read "reinforcement of hegemony" into
the second action, since
there's
the first one
phf: why look for hidden messages, when
there are open messages available
phf: every other uber driver
tries
to pitch me on "uber for X" when
they learn im in it.
phf: the story immediately goes into idiot mode, where
they say GCHQ called up publisher over leaks, but "nobody knows what
they would've done if
that was a real leak".
triangulated
the internet of course
jurov: does
the fagspital exist anywhere? here
they want only blood, drawn hastily on some unholy morning hour
phf: "I note from
the IPS address
template
that certain parties – quite possibly of
the Jewish persuasion – attempt from
time
to
time
to break into
the site and destroy it."
mircea_popescu: makes no sense, of course, but
then again genre fiction is genre fiction.
mircea_popescu: ie, all
the "infected" humans get
together into
this huge swarwming mass
to be avoided.
rithm: ethereum is still a
thing?
mircea_popescu: incidentally, "the herd" is apparently a
trope in
the genre of "post-apocalypse/zombie invasion" copywriting.
mircea_popescu: gravity works
the way it works ; entropy idem. it doesn't say you can't put
things in orbit. it just says it won't be worth it.
rithm: 30 minutes of voice, so little
time so much
to say and do
mircea_popescu: you familiar with
the concept
that
the more intelligent
the subject,
the larger share of his problems are of his own creation ?
mircea_popescu: he did not. i asked him if he'd
take you, as a personal favour. because you were going all nutso.
mircea_popescu: most disputes as
to physical reality resolve
through some form of argumentum ad acceleratorum ; it stands
then
to reason most disputes as
to social interaction will resolve
through some form of argumentum ad slut hotel.
mircea_popescu: the fact of
the matter is
that irrespective of how foreign,
the gyneceum is in point of fact
the matrix of a whole lotta
things.
a111: Logged on 2016-04-11 06:03 mircea_popescu:
http://btcbase.org/log/2016-04-11#1449999 <<
there's something
that does :
the people involved aren't sexually intimate. yes, slavegirls enjoy working in "open kitchen", often hands in same pot. nevertheless, if you had
tried
to mix
them with
their mothers / insufferable siblings etc, watch
the fireworks.
a111: Logged on 2016-04-11 04:48 ben_vulpes: at
the risk of giving
too much of
the secret sauce away, first floor of
the office surface-level looks like one of
those "open plan" offices. except
that desks are arranged around
the perimeter, with monitors pointed out
mircea_popescu: you know
the story of
the beanstalk
that decided it will not interact with any evolutionary inferior aggregations of matter, but only
the superior ?
a111: Logged on 2016-04-11 05:47 mircea_popescu:
http://btcbase.org/log/2016-04-11#1449953 << word. nfi when bois figured "the way
to carrie" is
to "be a recruiter" instead of w/e
the fuck
those schmucks in friends/cheers/whatevers are. "designers" or "writers" or whatnot.
a111: Logged on 2016-04-11 06:50 phf: although
there are
two particular
towns
that are considered something of
that, Uryupinsk and Muhosransk. first one is a real
town, but second one
translates as "town of fly-shit"
a111: Logged on 2014-09-07 17:32 asciilifeform: mircea_popescu: sex anal cu
tractoare, motocositoare si combine agricole >>>
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0mVOd8zY3D8 << 'in Flyshitte, in
the Red Corpse Kolhoz...
there lived
Tractoresse!'
mircea_popescu: in other news,
the article i'm writing now is
titled "the fagspital"
jurov: looks like my reading comprehension went
to shit :(
jurov: asciilifeform: i was some
time on freelancer.com picking nuggets
that indians won't do (like adding mysql plugin in C, or fixing old perl ERP) and I wasn't earning much for few months, and
then one of
the people approached me with much bigger and $better$ project.
a111: Logged on 2016-04-11 06:04 mircea_popescu: generally speaking, alienation makes untenable socialisation more bearable, which is why alienation is a DEFENSE MECHANISM! so yes,
the shittier
the job is,
the more people want
to "work from home". it never occurs
to
them
that
the problem isn't going
to be solved by "finding
the right
tweak of
the right knob", so
they do what
they do. as per above discussion of foreskin pullers.
jurov: but
then, why even have a job at all and not freelance?
gernika: the
telecommute *can* give one more
time, as asciilifeform says - 60 hours a month. Health
too - commutes are not good for you.
jurov: seems you have hoard/spend bit,
too
jurov: so you don;t want
to get rid of
them anymore?
jurov: you can pay for
train directly with coinz?
jurov: btw, what about hiring some schmuck
to drive you around for bitcoins?